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Formerly Employed as Citv Laborer,-Went ‘to Pictou Wednesday-Came Back Sick and Died.

Coroner McNeill on Sunday afternoon

held an inquest on the body of Daniel McDonald, a laboring msn of this city, aizod about iii) years.

McDonald was u married man and lived

with his wife near the Lower Spring Park Road. He has for years been em- ployed as a city laborer.

On last Wednesday he left his home to

go to Picton, and did not return until Saturday night. At Plctou it seems that he consulted i\ doctor from whom ho got some medicine. This medicine was proved to be of a harmless character. On Satur- iluy McDonald left Picton and snibarked on the S. S. Noriiiuinbciluiid for Char- lottetown.

Oii the way over hc coiiipiained to tim

crew of thc steamer, saying ho was very sick. He passed most of the time on the trip below decks and trying to sleep among the packages of the cargo.

Upon reaching this city he niacin his

wny to his h ouie, arriving there about 10 ociooli. Here he told his wife that he was burning up inside and was very thirsty and asked tors lot of ics water to drink. After quenching his thirst he went to bed very ill. Shortly after midnight he died, und the police were told of the matter.

Coroner McNeill was notified anil be

summoned thejury atonce, as it would not be possible on a week day to get witnesses employed on the steamer. ,

.Aftert-hejury viewed the body at the house,-the inquest- was held at the _Police Court room. At the conclusion of the evidence tixejury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to his death from natural causes aggravated by the excessive use of alcoholic liquor.

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Pain from a Burn Promptly iieiieved by ChiimlJerialn‘s Pain Balm.

Mr. James N. Nichols, a merchant and

postmaster at Vernon, Conn., makes the following statenieni: “A little child of Michael Strauss was recently in great pain froin ii burn on the hand, and as cold applications only liicrcaseti the iniiammn- tion, Mr. Strauss came to nie for some- to stop the lltilc oiic‘s piiln. From thc many liniments I carry in stock, I advis- cil him to use Clianibt-rlain's Pain Balm, and the first application drew out the in- flammation and gave imuicdiaie relief. I have used this iininient myself and recom- mend it vary often for cuts, burns, strains andlame buck, and have never known it t. disappoint." .Forsale oy all drugizists.

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INDNEST DN DEATH I

marred the celebration of Labor Day over province and operated against the success of St-_ John exhiiiition.

But in spite of t-he weather there was

an attendance oi' over ten thousand, or threethousimd more than the same duy last oxiiihltion.

Thejveriint is:i.hat this l-i the best show

ever held here.

Geo. C. Costcr, a prominent biirrister,

‘lied this morning after an illness of several weeks. lie leaves oi wife and two children.

James Ruiin of Norton a visitor to the

exhibition was run over by a C P It

shunt(-r tonight wlille lying drunk across thc`ralls in the yard.

ills right arm was out off and his head

was injured. His Londutionls critical.

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AN AilADK DPDN THDDPS Ai LIDAD

Troops Fire on Crowd' Killing- and Wounding Fifty Persons.

Linan, Russia, Sept.ii-(Special) Last

night an organised attack `was made upon the troops engaged in transporting a number of prisoners from this dis~ tric‘. Desperate dghting following and a gener alaliii-ni was sounded i'y the gariison

lieiriforcements arrived and the troops are-i i-discrii--iiiiieeiy into Luo crowd,

killing eight and wounding (lfty persons. Among the killed was a mother with a babe at lit-r breast.

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Chamberiain‘s Cough Remedy Acts on Naiure's Plan.

The most successful medicines are those

that aid nature. Chainberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take it when you have ii cold and itwill allay the couglil rellcvc the lungs, aid cxpeotoration, open the .~n-.oretlons and aid nature in motoring

The high hopes entertained for a splen-

did celebration of Labor Day were somewhat dashed yesterday when it was seen that all indications rather pointed to n wet day. But the Luborer's Protective iinion,

who had arranged a tine proirraai for the day went hopefully to- work. They held their parade in the morning between showers and escaped a wetting from the rain which began to full just as the parade was completed. '1`he turnout wus the largest and most creditable that has yet been seen and tho subject; of much interest. Headed by the 1°‘onrih Regiment Band the procession traversed the principal streets of the city.

At 1 30 t-he hour for the sports to begin

at the C A A A grounds, the rain had stopped and it looked as if the afternoon would be a fine one, Aizreat many people went out io the grounds und soon there was a well illled grand stand. The Fourth Regt. Band wasin attendannce. The first few events came od' in before the rain began, but then the heavens opened again and soon there was ii steady down pour. Fortunatelyit was quite worm and those

in the “mud “and were We" prntwted A Dies at which couidbsheard distinctly through

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Kiilin Four Bo s at Stellar

neu-ru Ari-nu.-no-iv-murray - . F . ~ H o w R '

_ is | dd d __ ZZ on . . oss to Resign Spite oi' Rain- Leading pen L Pam 6 "T the Mommg-_ A Good ‘ the Liberal Leadership ot l

|_awy,,,g,.,,d_ - Turnout-Sports inthe Aiternoon Attract- A omaria

--- ed a Large Crowd-The Events Mostly A

S'i'.-]oiiN, Sept., 3~(Spccial)-lieavy ' 'l`0iio:\"i'o,St-pt, :S (Special)-A sun of

rain d i

ur ml n lam” pmt or the day ____ Elmore Il-irrls of 'l'-ironic is dcaii ironii -

thc eilccts of iiijuries caused i-y l,-ciiig struck \\ ith lt trick:-t hall

` 3' U' Hmley' Time 51515' B 2 y l - ‘ The l<l'xecu‘i.vc'of‘ the iliii iriu Lil-ci-a

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Patterson `

After entering one of the boys lighted a match which-ignited glee In`~\the niain

Henri Laurier, Pfdihonotary whiohlias beeuwcrkedtora number of

yeais and ai.errifI`ic explosion ensued

The contesients in the different events ‘y _ 4*

cared nothing for the rain, and went b ska W” A-llc i°“'l'\-

throngh thejdiiferent events without pay- a V ' Frew was hurled nearly 40 feet, falling _ ____

ing any attention to lt. 1,, me monk. mounds beside the High

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I tel d ea erl b the spectators. 5 mul “ble mm or me Gunn-b°yB“a` the iincliornin balloon and wlili-led :£00

ant wa ie g y y -

ARTHA"'*5K“"""EQ“° Sepnaisppcm lhmwn °ver the wp °t Bgmve °f “ee” feet iiitlii~nir0\'cr the heads at .'»,ililU

l In this race one or the contestants; f --A ' . ~ ' ' .A Hmm, whnb- dropped out exylnustem and on M atth Association will iiicct iii Toronto on ri quired medical attention. It transpired Caused Wcdiiesd-iv. ‘

213;'-nh:;l;¢;t‘l::it§i sialvelboclahomzatfld ' it is --tuned ii--it ii-ir-_ G. iv, icons -gin

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raced splendltlly was’liiirdly in condition W- Luslgn me lwmrshm’ in wk Nm 'A fm HW for such a contest. " 5”" *W*

Tho lililynrd iiiisii for uicn over 45 was STE!-l~\R'l`0Ni SBDE- 3-(Spreini) - A _ ""

“'00 in Si'il~`li0‘l 9 YAG ‘LY -TUAW C0fl‘ii!-\l\ terrible accident occurred here this nitei

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wiio was it favorite with the grand stuiid. , , ` _, . N I N]

gzodmh (school b0ys)_l’ Geo Snmwny; noon iii \\ hich four boys auei 1- and iii

2, W Mcllonald; 3, E Hughes. `l°s‘ their lives'

.H0 yds I-“n._1,P A [)“||-y; g, Whne; 3’ The lads word the sons of Neil (iuiin, A izrciit pi-id--, In the work ihnt; he did in hi- P }{00per_ A K son of Jaseph Frew and n ,on af Nei; ' § new iiuiisi-, cziiiiplctiiipg all thc plus!-erlni.

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’ playing bull near what is known as iiic \\'iN.\'||=i;G, Man., Sept., il-(SI.-~,,i,\'y_

l‘1“i1lisliSlooeat i*-he west end of ilic A man was killed and rnur iniui-eil in it WW" "ei" the EPAHUUDBUBU 0h\l!`0h “AICH ficiglit train collision noni Wltdii ini lint

me hail *DWl`¢d We 51090 Bild ihfy wciit on Sunday. Several cars were wi-t~,-l;---l.

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Following are the results:- » » <» f _ ,

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100 yards dash-1. James McMillan, 2, Henri Laurier prothonotary and clei~k.of some distance away and his body terribly sptctutois, lilrs liopei of Bron _vnu

Phil Duffy; 3,J S McLeod. Time 10 2-5. ' me Dlsmct of Artymbnkl. dropped dem ,,,,“,“\¢d_ was seriously lint not fatally in_iurui‘

t- d ‘l. tl - ill-ii .' Conni l"<:ir iii-

lm ymds (U-"ln" me"l"1 w"rr°“ Mc' lust, nigh; after supper, Patterson rind the other Gunn lad were 5" "-V “ "' P' Y ‘

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Millan;2, McDonald; Il. JW Goruilcy. _ [_ _ _ nvi i Tl 114-". Deceased wash yea" °f age and leaves u we “Mu found butdled shortly after' Maggie Dailey of Miiiclleton, who iii

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lHi lXHlDlllDN l'l()W LABOR DAY WAS g _ _H 'illlillii DAli M Al Si. JDNN CELEBRATED YESTERDAY KILLS A DDY

AN ISLAND MAN

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Fred C- Cook, Formerlv of Summerside-Wife Also a Native of Prince County.

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me o 2% yards-1, -l McMillan; 2, Donahue; tW0 l1l'0U1€l‘l'. S_|l` Wilfrid Bild CAIHPAEIHHAZ' “'*‘f‘iS Willie KOTUBV- “'h° A128511 5° been iiialiing daily ascciisioiit at tb

. d h n he beard them talk of Fair grounds in s lmlloon, lvul jus

li1,».~"i‘ii_\i, Sept. i--A L08 Angeles! de!-

puit-li says that the county and city iiolici- were -couring the country between the l'nciilc Olena and Los Angeles, along the Santa M-mica i.i~ollcyline for Freder ick ll. (look, who shot. and killed his wife .leiinle iii ii street car in Los _\ngi~ics. on Monday. Cook cams to liiisioii froiii l’i‘iiic-_~ l‘]<iwai'd Islanii about six ycnrsngo. lie bought. n iiousu -ii._:i': .lunvs avi-~iu\‘, We.-.I itoxhury, wharf' .lin iii~i-llvil his preltv young wife an l ‘wliilc licrc '_lii\y livcil upon i\pp:ireiit!_~/ ilu- bi-st of ici-in.~.

LJ-ici; is ii pliisii-rr-r by trade, and tool:

iiliiiiv.

iii: lit-1-l saint-viliat aloof from his neigi-_

i-nizs, i-ut, iii-me who became acquaint ii iih liiiii ioiiiiil liiiu aii interesting talk and an ngrci abit- iniiii, apparently whol \\'i‘.-ippcii up in his little family of tw

giils iiini a boy

.\i-out three years ago Cook left Bos

Il i.oii .su-liienly, but his friends thought lic had merely gone out of town to work.

When Cook did not ieturn after hi~

‘ iliial disappearance it was tiiscovcred tha' lic liud it-it his young; wife and children _»-b.=.oluicly iiestitiiic.

Ncipzlil-or.~4 Kindly contributed food and

other iii~t-»-ssiiies, and the congregation of wi iimirliy .\i-.-iliodist church also sent pro- \isioi_~i and niciicy for their iiiuintenaiicc. Ailiiirs ln:c.iuit-, so tlesperate ilnally thai-

ii wlii-i. party was arimiged and the pro- ceetlt- wliicli were liberally contributed by irieiiils oi thc young wife helped tide iuaif tcrs over [or ri while,

.\ir.~. Uonlfs sister, Mrs Dunn of 321 Dud-

,lcy sircct, then uttered to allow her sister to iii-ip hor in managing her successful boairiliiig house. ,

° Mrs (look was very grateful for this

8.Duii`y. Tinie2.i. ‘ ' ne`Lnurie'rliiI.1N‘.‘ ands wife and tivo osctii w e ` _ I _ _L opportunity to nmke both ends meet and

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220yards(Un'cn Menl-I Warren Mc- children' |;gm;n¢,, m,,lc},_ susmgned ,broken ann entered the car, and vi is io'ut, o givi Mlllun; 2.W McDonald; 3. Sheilherfi. ___ Mulwvere mum; the 0---in ii:-imtoii wiumiiu- ii-iiif-on

` ’ " broke loose aiiil siiilcil iipiviiriis with

Time30.

.. . .- A The bodies were brought to McQuarries me n,,uy,u,. ,_,..,;|;,,g_ |;,.f,,,.,, me by

Pcle vault-1 Hurley Z, Staniiny,-l P E

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Daily. ilfeet 2;in. ____ undertiiiiing rooms where they were stuuders t-mil-l sifiitter, the anchor ilu ke P Wi h°U-T W J0l\6H»38 -feel-Ztill - - , _ prepared for bu;-ini, caught in Mis liopoi’s dress and i-‘lie

nnidc her lioiuc at 321 liudicywtrcet until

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Bm Cured Bl' Chamberlamys C°|'C1 Cholera was wliippcfi up into thc iili Streziiiiing.

A Donahoe, ill, ll; F McDonald; 31,2.

Wycel burrow race-I W McDonald and Di",-hoe; Remedy_ , I N , _ I.

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and J W Gormilly~ 2 E White and-I A the bnllouii to tip mer i gy,

- , - ' ' M _ When iny boy was two years old he IS YOUR COLD BETTER? looking out of HN pm, lo ,,S(_urmi" me

OCsnnor, -&DRednionii and M urray

88ilyards--I H I-Iarley; 2, I G Reddini had It Very severe attack ON bowel "fm," No, ilsiusliad as ever. Notliinz seems cause of llic ti--iible caught siglit- o Il FMcDonaid_ Time 2.19 2-5. pmlnl’ but by the use M ('}mmbe"lmn,°` AU help- ,,\,\_'l‘g' “fm “5°,,'~h° “P't°'d'1"0 her invcliiiit.-iry leilow-\'cyiiger§ls\viii;;~

Throwing 10 lb. Hammer-i, Jones, C°"°’ Cmlem and Dllrrhofunemcdy “C iixbdxigeiirdwz(fgf\2|l9v(Y}l3_(3;,h`2:gr?; inglfar below at the end ot the i--me

125; 2, D0nu.h06,35. , bmught' mm out nnright’ says Mnggle and you will bereflleved in t-,wg |u|nu|,¢,.\, and iii. ioncc piillcii the i~iai'i=ty corrl, '.i`iie Three-legged Race-W McMillan and Hl°k°X' °t Midland' Mich' Thi" remedy Continue the treatment and cure is nssur~ i-iillooii, which l.y that time hurl rcnclicd

B MAAABC 2. W M0D°D0ld and J A G01" can be qepended up°.n In the most sevelre 'E,‘;',:||‘:R’f§:g?|d‘;i B,'|f'9°y;:'"_;:;'£`l‘Pl;;":]`l an nltiliitlr. of -'itiil i'-'ci-, quickly ilestzcndi-il nvsly; 3, D Redmond and Mhinrrlly- cases. Even cholemmmnum is cured W Ciiriwrlt cogmpm-.fa ivibh C,,m,.,h°z0nL.u and icnchcli the izronnd ri quarter of ii Broad JumD-1, DODIAIOB- 13 93 2. JS W' Follow the plum primed dirwbions So1deverywiiere.25c. and $1.00. iiiile from tiicpoiiit of nsceins-inn. Mrs

"nd "' our-es is certain' For sale by "H Roper struck tiic ground heavily and

McThod, 18 il' 3, F McDonald, 18 fig.

l 'clrcd u was louiid to hc uiicoii

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MlGlr‘lBrlg0YlN¢::F Miss Murray Miss mm] =l rhlld-:S :hd to bliivc sustained fractures oi 4-illyards (Unionmen)-1,'WMcDonald,y . ___ the sl\0\1|d"i'. Mikie. llrlfl h¢\'01‘&l 2 M--u--A f>s»---im .Coi1dcnscdAilvcrtiscmcnis 6...... S... ,. __ ..,,...,., ._

1 Ll 1 D Ono Mile ran-I, I Rcdciin; 2, H Norton ‘ _ ,-Sep” C0,.n'___‘ _ __

"~_-'----‘ ""'“"' "' ”" " ' “ Wheat. . . . .._ l (Tru li-ie fir Clnssiiitntlcnl .i Pork - -“""""*”"”"'_"' " D . C _ __

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A _ HASZARIA _ taaggmayos.,

47} 70;

4:49 nip

'l`clvp‘ioiie Co. of P. E. lslunrl. ll--ld -li

i AN'i`l}i) -Y nia of fair educa-

_ A W Linn* and ogixi ii<lr:li'i=ss to collect

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and iiinnniic business. Give rcfciuiic Apply by cttcrto S.\V cure hunrtiiiiii

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REMEMBER.-Thur mrybody rfwis

mornin aper as the news is than

fregha and grep-to-date, and that at some time durlnil tho ‘ANY

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9; B-Hd 95 _ ‘ ,` y body ls_ likely to ini the goods

coiiieoie iEXi=iiooKs

A fini stock of sei-001 and C-.liege *,,,,,,_,,,,,_,__,,,,,,.,,,,_,.,._.

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hritirgitised while their nilnti iii still bright and active.

The pleasure of n nice drive. largely depends on

tlir. im. it nas always been our mnitn "To keep the Best." vm- will not be disap- mliiteti at. lhis Livery-

iwri-.~= satisfactory. iv.--mimi attention.

Phuno 80

izreiii, power over pain. It quickly alla) s l-he excruciating pains of rhoumatisni and iiiulies sleep and lest possible. For sale by all drugiilsts.

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CLARK’S PORK AND BEANS-

Lhosc who know tlicni are always ready Lo cat, inure. llcilclous meaty flavour- pliiin or wit-li Chili or Tomato Sauce. oc. ami l0i'. tins.

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Northwest Farm Lands --AND-

Wlniiipcg City Property,

We have any quantity from

160 to 50,000 act es in Saskatch- ewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.

CITY PROPERTY

This is the Chicago of Can-

ada, buy lots now, and make money. We have them in all _parts of the city from $45 up. Easy teims. Write us to-day. J. A- MBSSERN/Y'& C0-

: 4 Puriiige Ave.. Winnipeg.

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fingers.

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THE ORIGINAL CORN Ci 'Iil‘I.

No substitute has ever been devised that

given the quick, painless rcsliilrw of l’ut-

Tlie weiglit mi vl\i~ anchor rope criiiscd

the systeiii to a healthy condition. Thous- 4

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mms Img” manned ti: ns 5:9:-[ur excfel' ` pTrA:il:‘:llNi°§ angrily to Mrsl Gaiirliiit-, on “ Pork_... .. - - ~ --~ inan`.~i Coi'iil‘}xirncto1'; l3`lt;r‘!1ity yenrsf iis 12009- A' °°““i°“\° 5 *WY 9" °“°Y ° ‘A - tho ren lscs. ll--ill 57|- Mny Wlieat.. . . . _ _ ~ succi-.ss has ii-ea uncquti ct . for sn ety cold to result in pneumonia. Pi-ice, 25 4 I _/ P I _ and thoruuzrh cure use "l.‘Ui-mlm =» Daly- Minard a Linlmeni for nie everywhere.

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‘ June of liltlii `

learned that hor husband was working his trade in Los Angeles, and also that hb was quite successful, niiiking alia day stnaiiily,

indignant at thc way in which she had

been irciiteil, siiii <iifii>riuiiicil to gn tu (}alii`oi'iiiaiiiiiljoin liiiii.

Slit: left/llostoii on -liiiic 7, and on th-`

iollowiiig aflcriiooii thc lr.iiii was wreck- ed at Flint, M ich., and Mrs Cook was had ly bruised, but was able to continue on

hi-rjourney thc next day.

Since that dzitc Mrs. Cook had lived in

Los Aiig-_-les, but had not cnniinuniosted often with her friends in lloston, hui ‘they have believed that she was doing well and t-lint she was living with her husband, so that thc despatch from Lon Angeles canic as entirely unexpected news.

[l.<‘reii. C. Cook is it son of the late Davhl Cook of Suiiiiiicrsidc, and Mrs Cook is Pi _ ilaughtcr of llcnry liurvc-y oi Linkleitcr ltontl, Pri ice Couniyi. “

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will be well looked after.

cents. Largo size, 50 cents. For sale by " 'T “`iAN'lEil-A bi-iglith boy ‘o{_ sgoloq Chambenmn 5 pam ga|m_ f;_______,__Y_____`__ _J ___V‘__ ____ _,_ _ _y

| 1 |t _ character. Illia-it o cvoi vy _ ul( mggs S " ‘lf HMP- Alllily 0|' Wife- Chief “A ,HW This is ri iinlineiii, nt-inii.rkal>le for its TR.-lm!

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We can give you better satisfaction than ever. Send along the little ones for their s1;ippiies,they

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Bookseilers and-Stationers.

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SCHOLARS and TEACHERS are cordially in-

' vited to buy their BOOKS and SCHOOL SUP-

PLIES at CAR'I`ER’S BOOKSTORE. We have now the largest and best equipped BOOK and S’i`A'i`lONERY STORE in the MARITIME PROVINCES. Everything up-to-date. Au im- mense stock of SCHOOL SUPPLIES of every des-

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