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' ' ing your own shoes

a pleasure.

0 No chance to

smear your lingers with the paste.

Gives a high, lasting polish, with

_very little rubbing.

lt is hlacla, not blue.

DOMESTlC SPEC|ALTY CO.

l naarirvon, onvalio 92

_ The Whole Family

Wears

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This trade mark means a

} "Dunlap," or quality in rubber. U4

Carrol. Agent, Ch’town.

A; Wedding

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Mall! YOUR IIIBUITU LIGHT.

mall! Votl IUNI LIGHT. IIAKII YOUR LIIOH Llllfl'. lakes rout IXPINIII uorrr. Under from nur Grocer.

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When the Liver ‘ is out oi 0rtler

calomel, cascars, aalts,'ltrong liver pills md purging minenl waters wou't do any pemanent good.

When a person is bilions, the

liver is not giving up enough bile to move the bowels regularly-and some of the bile is being absorbed by the blood. In other words, the liver is in a weakened, un- healthy condition.

Now, urgatives don't act on the liver

at all. They merely irfiilit U19 5°'W¢|l» and aiord only temporary relief. But FRUIT-A-TIVES are the one true LIVER TONIC._ They act directly on the liver--strengthen and invigorate this vital organ- and put it in a normal, healthy condition.

FRUIT-A-TIVES also stimulate the

glands of the skin-and regulate the kidneys and sweeten the stomach. When skin, liver and kidneys are normally healthy, there can be no biliousness, no constipatipn, no kidney trouble, no impure blood, no headac u.

No other medicine known to science

is so reliable and so etfective in curing Biliousnss as these fruit liver tablets.

FRUIT-A-TIVES are fruit juices

with topics added-and are free from alcohol and dangerous drugs. 5oc. a box or 6 for_$2.5o. Sent on receipt of pnce, rf your

dniggist does not handle

them.

FRUIT-A-TIVES _-}_-

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STENCILS, SEALS, ETC. _ PRICE MARKERS it WHITE ENAMEL LETTERS

BEST STl_li_lIj__liQ. FlIllEST PlliCES

C.W. MAC K, G0 YUNGE ST. T0ll0llT0

The name TUD- HOPE. is all

.5 j the guarantee [L@i:" fl any man needs

when buying a

-:H Camage.

You can’t be half as particular

about materials and workmanship and service-as the Tudhopes are.

When a Tudhope Carriage leaves

the factory, it is absolutely faultless in every way.

Tudhope Carriages are guaran-

teed by us-and by the house of Tudhope which has been making them in Canada for 55 years.

May we show you some of the

Tudhope Carriages. A. HORNE ID. CO.

CHAKLOTTETOWN, General Agents for P. E. I.

CENENT i

In store and to arrive

thaw-

izoo barrels Sydney Cement. :zoo barrels NVlrlte’s Cement

For sale by

iirrvaii, ilai’aniiury 8|. lisssarvy.

r4tts3w

Parkside, Jr.,

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ily I’nrksltloil1'X0, llrworri Ll:."Zi. dnm, (inrrm,

liy iorrirrndo. l’rrr'krdric, .Ir'.. is rdmrdarrl lrrcrl :ind register-crl i|\ roi. I2, A. 'l‘_ IL Hr, 1,." rlrrrk scrtl lrrcwn with lrlnck points. Ho slirrrrlu

itil lrnrrrls high rrnd \\'r~.rgh»< i305 ponnris I-ic is rr full irrol cr l'rr|-klrrrrd 2 'Zli, l'r\rlo 2.18. und Atln Muc. 2.i7. lic la' tho Nlrcnf I’nt'kcl' lr.. '.2 21|] who hue pr'o\'c\\ lrirru-clf to ho one of thc fr\etcut'. lrnrscu tlr.rt lim-1 rrvcr lcft. t.l\c lnlnnri

i’rr|-ksldc. Jr., is thc sir-c of sp;-.cd rm wcllart itylinh, trphcndcd drivers. c will rrrakc sea.-ron of ‘lillil at his owncr'r» stable, Urcnt. ticorgc Struct, opposite IC. Whcntlcy.

J. H. G. MURPHY,

liids-rrlil pd Owner,

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Synopsis ol Canadian liorih-West

HOMESTEAD REGULATION.-

A.\.' Y cron nurrrhcrod section of llominion

lmrdu in Mnnltnhn. Srrnlurtrhowarr nnd

Alhertrr, cxrr:pt.lr\g ilrrrrd ‘AL not rosorvod, mny hc homcsfcruled by any portion who is tho noic hood of a fnnrliy, or any male nvcr I8 your-a of age. to the I-stout. of one-quarter section of itll lwrce, more or loan.

Entrv nrmrt. lm rnnrle rcrunnnlly nt- the local

land nflicc for tho rlistr ct. in wntr-h thc land in

it i .

A llililrltrgies mint. lm rurulc personally M. ho local ‘nnd office for the dirtr-ic in whlc tho land in

'lllln honrcstcador is required to porform the

rnnrlltiiorrsicoriwectcd therewith under one of

o n a

thc fo w ' ns: iii Atlnrmtznrx nronths' rosldcnoo unch and _nrifflvntlon Ol the land in mroh your for three r.-nr.. iz) if Lim lntiroririr-motlicr, lf tho fatlrcr In

.roccuscdl nirtlrc homoslcruior r~o.~ildos upon rr rar-rn ln the vicinity of the land cntorod or tho ruurrrmmorrts an to roriidoncc may be satisfied

ny ..;rr~h nan-nn melding with the father or lllllf lfi|`~

tlii If thc sottlor has hisxrrrrnanont roaidenco

upon farming inrrd uw no hy him in the vicin- ity of his honrcntrmd, thc rnquircmerrtn ne tn nrsldnrrrc rrrny bi: sr\t.lr-lierl hy rcnldcnce upon the maid land. Six rrronthn' notice in writing should he

given to the Uorrrnrrnsinnor of Dcrpilrlolr Lands . Ottnwa of"‘nton tion tc npe,rl{‘fo}%\ltieYr_rt.

r fn. mr . union.

~: rimpd Mi. fs od" "'ri`il»"r| ° l"n.ii"»ur-

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‘rim cnannoitrnrown it

Text:-“Be content with such things nrt

ye have, for He hath said, I will ncvr-.r' leave thee nor forsake thee." Hcb. Xlll, o.

Our text lclla us how to be rlclr without

money: for some of ua that is good news for our hope of money riches is email indeed. How can one be rich without. rnoneyi “Bc content with such things as you have." Money riches is not the only kind of riches to hc had, or to be desired. There is t.he riches of health, which is much more to be desired than gold, “yon than much flnc gold, sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb." There is rr riches of good conscience, which mrrny tliucs outwniglrs thc riches of silver and gold. There is also the riches of love, and the riches of contentment., nny or ull of which is far superior to the riches of gold. Gold without health and content- mcntls of little or no value. Our text. speaks especially of the riches ol’ content- ment. Do you know that it is possessed by conrpnrirtivcly fcw pcoplcaftor nil. It is rather rr rnrc jewel, this jewel of con. tentmcnt. It is wanting in vcry many homes, nnd in very many hearts, through- out thc land. Ours is nn nge of grr-.ut discontent, n fovcrlsn, restless kind of nge.

Ono rendlng for ilrc iiret. tlrnc such n

passage of holy writ as our tr-xt., wrrnlrl conclude that It was pcnncd but ycslr-r» duy,itis so corrrpletcly arlnptcrl ro our tinrcs, rr much nccdr-ti nressngc for our day. We will do well to ponder this lesson in the midst of this busy, hustling, bustling Itlnrc in which wo live. Tin- worid ncvcr had such uri nge of luxury nr. lo-day, nnd nc-vcrsuch nn nge of dlncorr tent.. \Vhut is thc lrsaonl Nirmcly this -tlint thc rest. and content for which rrrcn long is not within the compuss of gold nnd sliver' to supply. A truly con- lrnted mfin lrns the higlrcst possibil- posscsalou in this llfc. IL is not ir nntnrnl gift.. It, is something to be ucqulrcd. The great Apostle said, “I hrrvc lcnrrrcil in whatsoever stutcl uni therewith to hc content." The most of us have not yet got out of thc progressive tense; we arc saying, “I nm lcnrnlng," but the Apostle hcrc rcnchrs the pcrfi-ct tener, nnd snys "I hnvc icarnrd;" but. hc wus mr old rnnri when hc said tlrnt. If you will rcnd his lifc you will find it was rr rugged experi- ence through which irc passed. Ile glvcs ns nn nccouht of thc lnrrd road niong which hc cnnrc, the school through which hc pnsscrl. lt was rr long time lrcforc hc was nblo to say, “I lurvc lcnrrrcd in wlmts socvcr state I nm, tlicrcwlth to bc con- |.cnt.." It was a rounded lesson, nnd hc or she who has graduated from that school has the secret of all _i oy and pcnco in this life, as well ns for the life to come.

There nro n few commercial arcrcta

which man hold dcrrr, for cxarnplc-thcrc is thc nnrking of the Kodak films. Tiicrc is also thc secret in the mnnufrrcturo of Russia iron, which are two of the stand- ard secrets In the World of commerce to- day. But the great. secret of tho text. which I shall try to unfold to you-how bo bccomc rich without iuoncy, is worth the conrbincd value of nil thcsc com- mercial secrets and at thc some time it is offered to ue without gold or sliver in exchange. Do not. unrlcr-rate its valuo on that account, it is beyond nll pricc. \Vould you like to attain \rn'o this wcnlth of the contented mind? \Vou|d you like lo bo rich without morrcyl You muy; inrtlci. mo tr-liyou that there is no royal road on which to travel, of that. millions rlcr-ply regret.. By a royal road wc mcun that. therc is no amount. of nroncy which you cnn pity in order to come into poss~-n- sion of this trensurc. But. truly l.hcrcln lies l.hc ciuirm of this whole matter; und like the matter of soul salvation, it. lerrvcs the cholcc frcc to all. Iahrrll only be able tolny down some general prlncl~ pics, on how to bccomc rlclr in content.- ment..

First, do not. parade your wants. Con-

tcninieni. lies largcly within, and must be workcd from without. It is the result of an inward rather than an outward state. One msn is rich with ten-thousand dol- lars, another requires ton-millions uf dollars; but no one can ever bo rich in thc wealth of contentment while he or nhc mourns over what they luck. Want hits n fearful mouth, nn awful digestion. If you try to be happy by supplying your wants, you will fail utterly. Solomon tried that thing to the frrll. There was no man up to Solomon‘s time, nnd I doubt. If therc is rr man up to this present who had n great- er opportunity to satisfy the longing ds- slrcs of the human soul, by the supply nf his wants, than the man Solomon. Go through that. catalogue whlclr he has given us. Nota the opportunities he had to possess, he could put; his hand upon almost. everything earthly he desired. And he has given ua this verdict-“vanity of vrrnllles saith the preacher, all ia vanity." The heat way to reduce tha thirst. ofa fever patient is not hy ioe cold water, but hy reducing the fever which causes the thirst. Two-thirds of all our wants could be supplied by reducing the demand. Slay an hundred of yourfooilah wants,_luat. now, and you will slcep more soundly to night., and he n more content- ed man or woman through the remainder of this weak. Th-rc is something ln this world wors than sin. Wlnrt is ltl It le slnfulnesa. Sinfulness ls the root of which slnia hut the fnrlt.. They stand related as cause and rffcct. Slay the cause and the 1-ffectdles. Do nut. speak about your wants, and you will soon reduce them to a minimum. One, Dr. Taylor says, “Measure your rlaslraa by your future,

Vanrl not your future by your desires." Wa

want to give place' to the benevolent God

¢-ex`__Y.-i

VCGNTENT iS RICHES' , ll

WITHOUT MONEY

Sermon by the Rev. 0. R. White. Preachcd inthe 'Firstl

Methodist Church, Charlottetown. .’

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The Jewel of Contentment, m Rare Jewel It is Posses- sed by But Very Few People-Content Will Not

Vetnlsh Like the Dross of Wee»l'rh. , . the only 5°°l “5;°<1°5 5° ° bmsh _

(Reported by The Gunr-illarr Srenograpin-r~.l

in tlrcsc llrr-s of ours. This longing ol rroul hurt been r-r'cnl.r<l within us, tim' (hui (lnr iilirkr-r' rrmy limi lim vrny lu lin ct-rrtrc uf our in-ing. lt is (lull wu wrrnt. Itlri God thc rucc rvrurla. it. in Coil thr- lrurrrurr soul v\‘rrni.r‘. We urv only misc irr- `\\'u let thc Bc|rt~\'olt':1t. rrtrrl (irnclotlti God into thesc livca of ours Bt-llr-vc that condition best vihcrv good fortune hm~ plrrccd you, rrnrl good fortune ie only unothcr rrrrnrc fur God. Perhaps tin: rmrrrrrgr-rut-rrt. of more would make you more virctclivd und rnlscrrriilc, tlnit. le frcquerrtly the cuss-. It. has been thc caan in thc cx|wrlencr- of many who lnrvc court- into large poaarrulurra. Oi thc two evil.- williuul. il doulit (loci him chosctr thu lensl fur' you. Tlrls is the secret. of that "Why" into which you hrrvc often onquircd. “Why is this, nnd why is thrill" Thr- contcntcri soul like Noulr in his Ark, cirn sing in Llrc midst of n deluge "Praise the Lorfl." The most urrlnrppy pcoplo in this world rrrc tliosc who pnrrulc thclr/ wants, and wonder' why God has placed thr-rn with Buch rare gifts in such o|r~i:ut'r' corners. Ono of the poets hits |rrcrrcln-ri rin ta short, but polrilcrl sermon. lic took for. his tcxt, “Ua.~4|.ir\g rrll your cnro upon Hirn;" nnd “ns riry days so shall t-hy

`st.rr:r|gI.lr lic." llerr: is his sr-.rrrron-~

“lic not. noxious for tornon‘ovy,

Cust. on .lcsus nil your c|\r\-H,

“Wrist lic gives of _joy or sorrow,

llc shall givo us gmt-c to Ircnr. We shrill rrevr-r rice l.ornot'ro\v When it cornea 'twill he to~d»y. l."ut' this stir-rrgtlr we rrvuil nut bor-

row

Gorinupplli-s us wc prrry.

In thc second place, if you would br-

rlch in contentment. rr./tkc the urost oi what you lrnvc. \Vcui| have un nlrund-~ rrnr c to nmkc us tirnrrkful, nnd rr thankful lrcirrr. luis no oacrrsiorr or room for com- plrrlnt. \'\ o niiaa thc _joys of to-tiny in longing for u. gr'ci\Lor' fulness lu lluw in to rnorr-ow. If rr llnc day cornea we arc prorrc to sary “lt is rr wentlrcr brccrler, unil wc will pay up for it t,omor'row," when wc ought, to prrrisc God for thc gift. nnd onjoy it.ri sunshinr. Tlrcre is lrrrdly ri ironic out of fifty lu ull |.lrls,lnrrd, but lrrrs birnt. out of which c0l\l.\strtrr|crrl. is tunric

I _._

lrcirlth, food _.clot.hing. And the great -‘ . ~~- .»'“*,-. y

Apostle mild: --llarving fcodrrnrl rninrent, V _V /

ict us thercforc be content.." We ull have enough Lo corrrlcrrrrr as if we arc not com fortirlily oil` lu rho r-intros ol cont.cntrrrcnt_ Tlrc spirit. of rliscorrlcnt lics nl. thc bottnur of orrc ltulf uf thc ills of this life. "Ur- ocnrcnt. with such things as ye lruvr." Thcrc is gold in ilrc stories Over which wr- sturnble, and concerning which wc corn- plain. It. often happens that the insanity of :mo nge nccomes the sobriety of thc ncxt.. The cnriy settlers of Australia found the lund vcry stony, nnd they toiled hard to make out a living. They built stone fences out. of them and made stone piles and great. pyramids to get them out of the way, in short they looked upon

tt? as ucurac. But their grand-children rr dc tha discovery that these stones were among tho richest. gold~bearlng quartz of Australia. and thcy took them down and put them into the crusher and enriched their pockets by _what their granrlfuthcrslooked upon us rr thing ol evil.

l‘ There is now a grcatomze in London for

costly society. Many of the costly jewelr- of that. land rrrc now in the pawn:-shops. while the owners seek to supply thc vlcious uppctltc for pleasure with the amourrtfrcccivcd on the deposit. of the treasure. God is not. nt fault. for our great poverty of the contented mind.

Aguln. thc accrct. nf securing the riches

of contentment. lies also in doing wcll thc little drrtica of ovary day lilo. Oh the possibilities of this life. The degree oi _joy und happiness that lies nt every rnan'r. door. (iod has abundantly auppllcri ui- wlththo rnw rrrnbcrlal for plus, happy, useful ilvr-ri. All thc principles of true scrvicclicin llro cunrrrrorr duties of life.

,llc Lhntis faithful in thc little will be

faithful in much. if yo have been un- faithful ln tho earthly nrnnna who will commit. to you the true riches. The small duties make up much of every day life. We will not. hc credited in the great. Day of Judgment for these great. things we in-

, tend todo,t0morrow,and the followtngday; but for the actual things _whlch,wc havq_,_

done, bo they great or small. If wo would

I It does not require an

expert $6 _olean_"out tho' _dues

- of the "Sanahina”_ furnace-

which is supplied ,with every

furnace. " _ 'Y' r

Clean-out doors trol. in the _

easing, andthe brush can easily be inserted.

This heater ,iuatibristles with exclusive features such as

automritio gas dampers, large double feed-doo". steel dome, double shakers and steelrrsdiator. `

If you want the best furnace made get the " Sunshine."

Sold by enterprising dealers everywhere. Booklet hee. A

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noimoir. Tononro. ilonmnlar.;

’ Wmnrrrro. vauoorfvaa.

Br. Joan. Birrrr/ron.

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-.mr /’ See that your Tweed Suits are -3'." ' " ' at-f`*' Hewson Bonnockburns `

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‘ .- You/ are sure to get a mighty handsome suit-a 7 'ffyf - ‘_i__\ g ' ` mighty good wearing suit-and n mighty satisfacto _ _ Q . ,\ (J , fy -. "- . ‘.»\“.». ‘~ . .

-,Q/_,_,._,_:, ,\.;'{“,_.,,.¢§‘ft.~_' ,` is, suit in every wny.

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' gg-.t‘.\iv I rnswson n/rnnocxncans are .ii ` If: ,':'_:>%pure wool, that wears. You will be

,J ` pleased with our new Scotch designer-‘s `."~"}}-” ,/,<,§f5?,§'§§.§\,iii,;‘.i_ , fi-i,»,. efforts. Insist on seeing the I-iewson

'i_- ".".a-ir' I . _ _ ‘ trnde mark on every piece you buy. _

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There are two kinds of wheat. Spring wheat, which

comes from the great Northwest and is rich in gluten, phos- phates and other food elements, but lacks flavor. Fall wheat has the color and flavor. But no one kind of wheat makes perfect bread or pastry.

is the happy medium. It has the nutriment of one-and the lightness and whiteness and Havor of the other.

BEAVER ELOUR is A BLEND of ";,';};:}',°,,°;i’,',‘,“,g,,‘1,“:'* in

just the right proportions to make the

-most wholesome bread -most nutritious bread

-lightest, most delicious pastry No Electrical Treatment is required with the wheat used

in milling BEAVER FLOUR, it being nature's best.

Use the flour that makes both the best bread and the best'

pies, cakes, etc. In other words, get BEAVER FDOUR.

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only do cheerfully the little duties, t.hcy_ ` A‘l°1._,Y°\|R Gll0CER°3»

would,brlng so our hearts and our hogrea such ahveslth of contentment as notih ng

elsacan supply. >‘ V _

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frontband aa 2% in. wide. U).

Cost. very little more than t-ho old time ruhbor lates and are rr HUNDRED TIMES BETTER

Tlreyurlno lighter. strohiliifi 0|0'\"|ef. hotter dl. Mao up loan room and an in avcry way more

satinfrro y than any other k nfl of sto known to ent utr-y today.

VIFALIZED AIIL for Psinloau Extraction. Sedo.

Stggmlxglgld ”|*loe.ne».m. Has no Ulf; effects. 4 _ _

A-k nurlmonpn : a °)t‘,ytv;:'tymtr‘s:‘.:rl ingot hurtymr any at alt _

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS, C.H. BEER, D.D_S, all work guaranteed. __Qver Prvwse Bros. Proprietor -

' Just V l - noswnffnnar

-setting cngripgif

Supply; each

week. L

w. ii. nurcursiin,

The Crown Confectioner. North and south side Qureu

Street. ‘

3-3dtta twftf _ _ onlin

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uovrR,NMrNr ioiNs.

Under authority of the Art of

r9o6, the Government ot Prince Edward Island is prepared to re- ceive further loans for whith De- posit Receipts will be issnrd. In- terest frorn date of deposit until withdrawal. No notice of the withdrawal rcqnirrri. For further information apply to “Tire Provincial Treasurer, t lrnr- rottetown." l5"lWtf

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snaps tor tiiriitv housewives.

I rd to k room forliring lm rt stilrlrlii ve; wlllldul-ing this mongh, while They Inst.. clear out thc goods eniimerated below at

thrlmllorvgirg lonégtricw-:

l lm mwlir procus,r~o ular ll'z.00 for}B00

- _ r r in -cfm ' IA Semi Force r;7rrpie:::;r'rF_m",°r ,M0 'ur 'iw 'I Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets. ri s r P illw him' ‘swam ww mr “'00

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””‘ °“°° ill? ,.is'5llr, regular :uw for swo

‘U Eruubjegegiglglcoos, rrgular $4.00 for $1.75 Lhwsor S tr;‘pr.~w I agniar- sms for s|.5 ‘ am r ‘ . T

l 10 pieces. l'°lI\Ilar 83.00 for U-‘ 0

Uh n bor Bots,

u I _io places, rsgrriar- 84.25 for |H.|:0

huso prlnua are for spot. A -

JUHN CONN0l.l.Y & Cn..

Queen St. Ch’town

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Another Step in Advance

I am pleased to inform my. pat-

rons that I have added to my ul- ready up-to-date equipment _two dozen folding chairs, which are very next and comfortable. 'l`l|ev are at their disposal FREE should occasion require.

G. D. WRIGHT,

Funeral Director and Emnplmer.

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Desirable Building' Lots in Ch’own for Sale. .

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_ The undersigned oliira for sale ttra blluwiiig valor ble building iota:

4lots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having- frorrtageou Street of 56 feet and ex tending back 75 feet.

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Sheet tad! hlving a frontage on Streketttbfsn net an extending barlr 75 ‘ ' '-

The said six lots lie immediately

north ofthe residence of Dr. Ander- son, lata ly J.D. Reid. ‘

riot on ttrewerrt aide of

Upper Hills borough St.. having

a frontage on Street of in nm rid extra lag haek75 ieet. htn int

|iqlm:‘ra6f:t;ly` opposite the mi.

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