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BIBLES

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Bible oi their own. _ You can get one at cost, prices

ranging from :oc each np.

Testaments from 3 cents each.

REVISED BIBLES ~. I

Now in stock. price from 25c. We ,

also have Bibles in French, Ger- 1 man. Latin, Greek and Gaelic. ,,,

P. E. I. BIBLE SOCIETY,

riaszard 6: l`loore, Booksellers Agent.

Charlottetown, a x7|n A w x yr.

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me new life. I am using them now and feel myself e new man. ' “I confers I owe my life to Dodd‘s Kid-

rson should have a

for eight years I was in continual misery. ‘ Sometimes I would go off in a faint and for ten or fifteen minutes he more dead

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Best before He Found New Health in Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd‘s Dyspepsla Tablets..

Maurice Best,of Southern Harbor, New- oundland, has given to the public a tale ith e moral. Here It is: “I was attacked with Dyspepsia and

than alive.

“Doctors could not cure and gave me

but little help.

“Hearing of Dodd‘s Kidney Pills and

Dodd's Dynpepsia Tablets Igave them a trial. The first two boxes I used gave

For Electric Wiring and In-

stallation

Biilldlilg.

Se4led Tenders addrased to the un-

dersigned and endorsed tenders for electric wiring new Market House will he received at this olice until noon the 3oth day of April |904. from any

person or persons willing to contra ct or the installation of electric iight system in the new market building according to plan and s ecihcation to be seen at the oflice oip the City Surveyor “City Hall." The Council do not binds hernselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Each tender must be accompanied by certified cheque of 6 per cent of the amount of tender and made payable to the City of Charlottetown. If tsnder not ac-

cepted cheque returned.

By order W. W. CLARKE,

City Clerk.

City Clerk‘s Office, Charlottetown,

April 18th.19o4. i9 tis if

NEW IIIIB SEIIVIIIF

I have decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an up-to-date cab service. Passengers, baggage etc., will be conveyed to boats trains or anywhere else desired Orders left at McDonald & Mc- Kinnon’s Drug Store or at the stables, Sydney Street, near Stevcnson’s Corner will receive prompt attention.

J. M. NICHOLSON.

Telephone No. 253.

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IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like the present." and no insurance like ours.

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Every fit guaranteed. Every suit warranted, I

A select ‘stock fm' your For a bilious attack take Chamberlain

in'I7°c"“n- I Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quic

Best workmen em-

ln New Market y

Tun Mount. -It you have Indigestion ou are on the straight road for a life of lsery. Your safety lies in turning aside d finding new health and strength in odd's Kidney Pills and Dodd‘s Dyspep- a Tablets.

nay Pills and Dodd's Dyspepsla Tablets"

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"OUR LADY OLT_IIE SNOWS.”

Lonnolv, April I9.-Ur. Gowers, writing

to Nctel and Quarries, tells how Kipling wrote “Our Lady of the Snows." Kipling said the phrase had been floating in his mind for some time before an occasion In- spired these verses, the occasion being the news of the Canadian diminution of duty Ou English imports. The news came to Torquay on Saturday. The verses were composed on Sunday while cycling. Kipl- ing said he did not intend to publish them for a week or two, but friends urged the immediate publication and he sent them over to the Times.

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HOW T0 WARD OFF AN ATTACK OF RHEUMATISM.

“Far years when springltlme came on

and I went into gardening, I was sure to have an attack of rheumatism and every attack was more severe than the preced- ing one,' says Josie McDonald, of Man, Logan county, West Va. “I tried every thing with no relief whatever, until I procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and the first application gave me ease, and before the first bottle was used I felt like a new person. Now I feel that I am cured hut I always keep a bottle of Chamberlain s Pain Balm in the house and _when I feel any symptoms ofa re turn I soon drive it af/ay with one or two applications of this llniment. For sale by all drugglsts.

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OIL COMPANY_Fi)UNDER DEAD.

A'r1.AN'rxc Cnr, N. J. April lei.-Samuel

Andrews, who was associated with John D. Rockefeller and Henry M. Flagler in the formation of the Standard Oli Comp- any, died at the Hotel Brighton yesterday, from pneumonia. At the end he was sur- rounded by five physicians who had vainly exhausted all means. He was sixty-nine years- old and came to this country from England in 1857.

AGOOD WORD FOR CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY.

“In December, 1900, Ihad a severe col

and was so hoarse that I could not spea above a whisper," says Allen Davis, o Frecstone, N. Y. "i tried several remed les but got no relief until I used Chambe lain`s Cough Remedy, one bottle of whic cured me. I will always speak a goo word for that medicine." For_sals by a

druggiste.

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WILL IT BE EARL OF ONSLOW

Lonno11,Aprii 19:7-_There is n rum

president of the Board of Agriculture, likely to succeed the Earl of Minto Governor~General of Canada.

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fure is certain. For sale by all drugglst

,S thou wilt allow me to ittonc for thc

k iso thee that \\'hnt.Socvcr conivth f forth of thc doors of my house to

r. from the children of Ammon shui h surely be the Lord's, and I will oi~

d fer it p 1 4 V H Hardly had the roar and din of

battle ccuscd when the messengers

Human

Inland aeeordingtoaet of Parliament of Can~

adn. in the year 190|, by William Bally. of To- ronto. at the Dep'l of Agriculture. Ottawa.

Los Angeles, Cal., April 17.-In

these days of eager desire for great wealth and social position, when multitudes are absorbed in the struggle for worldly success, this sermon comes as a wholesome and timely warning that it is possible to pay too high a pi-loo for fortune's favors and that fame may be Loo dearly bought. The text is Judges

xi, 35, "Alas, my daughter!"

An old trite saying declares.

"What is worth getting in worth paying for." But tho payment de- manded ior what we want, is often , more than mere silver and gold. It may cost the pound of flesh near tho heart of an Antonio, and it may mean ,ver or gold, crimsoned by having been dipped and rusted and

dyod in human blood.

"Yes, I will own that lnnd. I will

yet bc master of Duylcsiord manor house." These were the words ut~ tered by a young pauper, then being educated in the churity school of the little hamlet of Churchill, in Ox~ fordshirc, England. 'l`hnt Dayics- ford manor house had once been the property of Warren Hastings’ grcat~ grandfather, \I'ur1‘cn Hastings, fur thnt was the pa.upcr‘s name, was then n motherless ind, and thc son Of a good for nothing, shiftloss father, who had fled to England to find his grave uitirnntciy in thc fur- OII West lrnlics. Aye, Warren llnst- ings as a man iulflllcd the plcflge ho made its n. boy, but ho paid (lcurly for what he was after. lic paid' for lluylesford manor house with inoncy purchased by yours of cxilc, yours of toil, years of persecution. Whut wus worth lutving was worth pnyillg for, but the price for the lfinstings ‘ ancestral homo camo very high.

Well, to-day we find General

Jcphthah having rr grunt anihitioll. Ho was not only seeking a noble und a legitimate goul, but hc was rnshiy and recklessly rcntly to pny uny price to rcuch that goal. Jcplitlluh had two objects in rt-ncliing this goal of his ambition. ’l`he ilrst, to wipe out thc stigma on tho record oi his biri_h_ Like Alcxnntlro Duxnns, he could nc`vcr mention thc name of his mother without bringing a blush of shufnc to his check. Secondly, .luphtliah wanted to drive out thc ln~ vnding Annnonitish hosts who were tlircntcnilig to tlcstroy his people. So the night bciorc tho great buttlc opened Ccnornl .lcphtimh in his mili- tary tcnt niadc o. ph-dgc something like this: "0 God, if to-n\or1'u\v thou wilt only give mc sucu-ss, if

awful record of lny birth by liulng rt dclivcrer of my pcoplc from those in- vading herds of cut-tlirouts, l proin-

mect mo when I return in pcncc

u for e. burnt otloring

on swiftcst of horses si>0‘l 9V0i'Y' where. 'i`hey rode as fast as Nathan Mayer Rothschild rode to reach [bon- don the night after \’VcllinKi0l1'|l

or triumph at Waterloo. EVi=f.V“'h¢i`9 W the hard riding couriers shouted the ls news to an exultlng people: "Tile as land is (reel The land is frcel The

land is freei Jcphthnh has Woui Jephthah has woni"

When the Roman generals came

s’ given a. triumphant entry into the k "capital of the seven hills." No

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F. R. eovce, ,

Great George St.

Charlottetown. J

G. D. Ilrllllt

Funeral Director ana lmbalmer.

Hevi purchased from Mark

W Co. Lt’d», their undertak- ing ness. and also securing their nndlhling departments on Kinf Square I em prepared to attend toe eden personally nad in an np-to- date manner, paying special nttuation to eatin ftrthedeadwithaviewto

the heals: of the living.

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welcomed the ilherator of the Is- raelltlsh people. The maidona camo for-th to dance before him, and to strcw flowers in his way, and to ling their sweetest songs. Such music and songs and flowers as afterward welcomed King Saul after the do- atruction of the Philistines were nur ing over General Jephthah in great sound or surrounding him with huge floral rainbows, dyed in tho richest of colors, with this one exception.- Genoral Jephthah had no taunting name of a shepherd boy to imbitlcr him with jealousy. But as the Is- raelltlah llberator comes nearer to his house we lee a great commotion. Suddenly thin mighty leader ltope and atagern like a drunken man, for

back from their conquests, they were

5, more enthusiastic ovation wa_s ever

awarded to the military chieftains

;_; oi the Caesars than that which now

Dcariy Bought. ~-...LL '.. .;. ...."'l.'..'";`£,,

ALAS, JEPHTI1/\iI’S ILLFATED DAUGHTER. i.i’..‘ifi.‘i.~?.“.’ii‘.i’.f.‘.‘_‘f” f’»‘..’§$.“' iii." 58;,

Case in Whlchet Nofja and Legitimate Goal Wasi

Sought But With. Reckless Dlregard to the Coat of the Attainment-Curse of Gold Rusted and Dyed and Stained With

Blood.

flces some or us are willing to make in order to win temporal success in life. 'l`hcrcfo|'»_~ i shnli try in this sermon to cutuloguc some of the foolish sacriilri-s sonic of us mnlco upon the altar of fortune and to

protest against lhvm

Plrst, God would novi-r have us,

like Jephthnh, destroy the spiritual and physical and tt-mporal lives of our children. llc \\‘ould never haVB us so engrossed in our work that we would neglect our own "flesh and hiood," and care not how our boys and girls might turn out, He would not have the minister or the lawyer or tho merchant or the inventor say: "I have no time to look after this nursery. I must work and work and work. I must work and work even though my own boys and girls havc to suiicr." lic would not ict Abraham oticr his boy lsuac upon his altar, nulthcr nlll hc ever rc- qulrc us to sucrillcc the spiritual and temporal lives oi our chilclrcu upon the alturs of [uint-.

And yct, to~<.I\xy, sec how many

men neglect their own children for the pursuit of sliver und golti-mon who in one sc-nso try to justify themselves for this noglcct. Uh, pul- ent, it is an uwlul crime to \:ndu.u- gcr the physical und tt-rnpcr-.tl und spiritual wcliuro ol' your children! No crime among ull recorded crimes ought to be more shunned or con- dcxuncd. And ycl. this crilno we sec Haunting itself cvi.-rynlicro. l.’a1'eu1.s Seem to bc too busy sucking earthly fume und Lcmporul success to curt- Ior their own llc-sh und blood. Said a prominent idnglish judge to c young :nun standing in thc l`ciun's dock, _"Do you rc-int-inllcr yourfutli- UV?" -"I’crfcctIy," suld thc youth. “\\`l\cncvcr I clu't‘|`t-d his pit-selicc he .wouid say; ‘liun u\\'n_y; run, my lad, and dou't, trouble inc. I must write now; 1 must \\'rlto_' " \\ho was that futher? "llc “hs the grcui, ln\\yc1'," said Dr. i‘oticr, "who wus tho uuthor of thc innious work on 'Tho .Law of ’i`rusts,' and his only son ln dun time furnisiit-ci it practi- ¢a.I commentary on thc way in uhich his intiicr llzltl tl|:~;t'ln\l`gt‘d thc Iu0St snort-sl of all trusts coninnttctl to him in the person of his own child."

"hid, wlicrc is your moii\er’.l" l

once asked a young school friend when dining in the homo of his mother. "Uh, 1iiotlu.»r~ is not here to dinner to-day. .\lotIn-1' is very sci- doln ut home. She is uiwuys oil' ud- dresslng those rc-lxp.;1ous rin-vi.ings," Do you wonder that ln this unsuur I read thc future ilooni of Lh-.rt son? Do you wonticr that tlnxt. boy turn- ed out bndly',’ “hut right. Ilattl flint lnotlicr to nltcntl uny svrics of rhom- illgs \\'h1rh would i:<n1||u»i lwr io sys- tematically m-give( thc- spiritual truilnng of hcr otlspring by hcroun lircsicic? No lompoxnil sxirclfss of inc- shoultl hc nllout-cl to ill-lnhml for its alturs; thc sncrihcu of u n\nn`e chiiil- rcn, the sncriiicc of it niotlwns lnnnc.

1~`or tinnporul sllcccss, no muttvr

how great, God nould nt»\t\r hun- ll.. Llustruy our l,`l\1`lsiinn 1nt.f'g1‘lty. lI<.' would nc-vcr lmw ns mix nn nlioy in with the pure gold of f.`l\r1.stiu.nc-iinr actor in order to nmku it lmrill-r und Lo give it n lnutlvr ring. lic- would ncvcr say to us, "Uh, child of God you can tcll just one big hc or com init onu big sin if by thu! moans yo Curl win a grunt unrthiy succi-ss, uh then you will be rcndy to roconsc

ct there are xnunv mon und woun-

ltnd tnun a great. ti nipolul suCLess n

H A one way 1un_\ utone lor thc illeglti-I

niutc uilii l.`...ln.|lt-st nlcnns by.whicb

WITH A IIIORAI. , __

-- ~ . » \\'urld's honored uncs if it be only

hatDyspepm did to Mmm Great Wealth and Social Position May be z-,.3-\.;.1L.,.;.L.l;.‘3r ;2ie........,, .... .. ..

“Wm is that cntleman riding

that suulss is non lo thtm the clovur loot ol' .Satan muy be allowed

u *A seems lobe no idle

trltfo your wilful.; lift* lu inc." Anti

.V . who bclicve that in tht- sight oi Gnd

L9 stand in the front rank of the

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tlonn thc a'tru_l."" 1 ask "0

influential and respected men in our town. He is not only ut. the head of all reformatory movements, but he

make his money?" "Well," he an- swers, and with that he looks around to seo no ono is within hour- ng distance, “there is a dark story connected with his life. People do say he got. his start by dishonest means. Ho is said to have been once a very poor young man und a clerk in his \Luclo's office. This uncle was the owner of some very valu- able coke lands. ’l‘his uncle was a director in one of our large private banks and had his name, with six or seven other directors, upon notes ag- gTolg8.ting some xniilions of dollnrs in value. The bank failed. Those dlr~ ectors were responsible for the notes. In order to liquidate those notes that uncle would have had to hand over most of his property. What did he do? In order to escape these legitimate obligations he placed his coke property in the hands of his nephew and then went into court and swore he was pcnnilcss. After ho had perjured himself thus this uncle went to his nephew and said, ‘Now, my boy, deed me back my coioe lands,' 'Oh, no,' said thc young man; 'you gave thcm to me, and I will kcep them. lf you are dishonest I can be dishonest too.' 'l‘hat is the way Mr. So~und-so was supposed to have had his financial start in life. But, of course, as he is so rich and generous with his money the church and the world are ready to overlook this sin of his youth.'»'- A great temporal success is held by some to ntonc for the sinful means by which that success is won.

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Howto Get Pid of the Infir- niities of Old Age ln

Springtime.

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PaIno’s Below Compound

An Invigorator and Life Giver for Men and Worncn Advanced

in Years.

Old people srcm to grow we-aker as the

months go by. They are troubled with constipation, lutulence, drowsiness, rheu- mutism, nervousness, dyspcpsia and ncuralgia. Their troubles are due to xl weakened nervous system.

Pnine's Celery Compound is the worl|l`s

bi-rt medicine for all the difficulties that beset old people. Its- reuulatinrr influence on the liver, kidneys and bowels, removes the riisordcrs that oiri people suffer from. Pnines Celery Comp nxnd is n marvelous \timulnnl; it rcnews the vital powers, gives ii healthy appetite, perfect digestion and restful sleep. \Vhen you are old use l"aine's Celery Compouni; it will strengthen and build you up, and arid years of comfort and peace to your lifc. See that you get "I‘AINl~l`S," thc kind that rnaki-s oiri people fer-i young und that keeps them well.

If you are sick and desire free medical

advice write io "Consulting Physician," The VVe|Is Gt Richardson C0., Limited, ‘Ml Mountain St.. Montreal. l’. Q.

BOXERS i_N_SIGHT.

Lonnow. April lil.-The Daily Telegra-

ph`sTientsin correr-pornicnt, in reporting the alarming Spread there, nt Pekin and in districts ouislrlc the great wall of (lie 'i`.~aieiI, the anti-Chrialian Society. which prompted the "Boxer rising," says, This

scare."

JUST WHAT YOU NEED

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Cures Gilt; and

COLDS

I-inmphreys`SpeclGcs cure by actin

turbing the rest of the system.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

l for Fevrn.

" Worms.

Teething. Diarrhoea. Neurnlela. Headaches. Drlvevsin. The Skin.

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there, coming out of his house, Jephthah seen his beautiful daugh- ter, his only child, stepping forth to greet him, and by the terms ci his vow she must bo the nncriflce for

ble great conquelt.

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\ggnt_u| to‘ma_ke_ the oo

'I1\i l d h`ch Jephth h mnde

. pe ge W ' . G d At Dnxggists, ‘lboents each, or mails

, g 0 <1 no v ry foolish one o >

‘L did rfotwwant general JcphthAh to 0I°'»h Bmlllfl B003 llliilad ING.

his dau liter; neither does he Humphreya'Med.Oo.. Oor. William

slay g

f lilh sacri~ John Streets, New York.

No. No. No. No. No.

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Rheumatism.

Malaria. , Whooping Cough. The Kldneys. The Bladder.

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K sz

tidal WBWB 0| h\"“°“l°"‘ directiyon the sick par-tn without dis

ChamberIaIn's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

When you feel dull after eating.

When you have no appetite. When you have n bad taste in the

mouth.

When your liver In torpid.

When your bowels are conatipated.

When you have a headache.

When you feel hiiious. They will improve yourappetite, cleanse

and lnvigorate your stomach, and regu~ late your liver and bowels. Price 25 cents per box. For sale hy nil druggisua.

CANADA-MEl(Q0 SS. LINE.

O-r'rAwA, April 18.-It in undentood

that thepropoacd steamer line between Canada and Mexico will be by the Pacific. The sailinga will be from Vancouver and Victoria at this end.

A I|0TH£R`S RECOMMENDATION.

I have used Cl\amberlsin'n Cough Rem edy for a number of yearn and have no hesitanoy in saying that it is the best remrdy for coughs, oolda and croup

d~ I have ever used in my family. l have no

I *UNH U0 “press my confidence in this

Boils were so painful

could not sleep at night.

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arrnnsn on nzcx, true I ann Anus.

Burdock iood Bitters

CURED THEI.

It in weil~ka¢-um to all that had blood le

De direct cause of all akin dieealel and it h ameeaary for the blood te be cleansed before the eruptions will disappear. For this purpose ther! Il nothing to equal Berdock Blood Bitton an the tbouannde ef testimonials we have on hand will testify.

Hr. Willard Thompson, MeNeiIl'e Killa,

P.E.I., writes us al follows x “I winh to state to you what Burdock Blood Bitter! han done for me. Some time ago my blood got out of order and many boils appeared

on in! neck, legs and arms. They weroao pain ui that I could not sleep nt night. After having tried many different remedies without any rucceu, I finally decided, ol the advice ofa friend, to une Burdoch Blood Bitters. Before I had quite und two bottle; the boill had completely din- appeared, and i wiah to emphasize the fact that I think Burdock Blood Bitter! the beat blood purifier on the markd to-day.”

Bags! iiagssiiagsz

We have the best grain bags in

the country. They are large enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hernmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satlsfaction.You want some, how many ?

Reid & Creighton

Wholesale dealers ln Island produce, Pitt Street, Sydney, C. B.

I mon Illenl lo

Salas exceed that of any

o'her in the Lower Pro-

vinces.

Cholcest grow h of India and Ceylon.

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CHARLOTTETOWN. P.E.I.

l`o Vancouver, li C

$59.05

Victoria. ll. C. New \\'t!imin§lrr, ll C. Q A nrnmn \.‘Va.ll\

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. eniile T , Portland, Oregon.

I To Nelson, B. C.

Trail, il C.

Ronslnud. il C Greenwood. il. C. Midway. B. C

UNTIL APRIL \o_ |904,

Proporiinnnie Rates from and ln other pointl. Also lf. COLORADO, IDAHO, l"I`AH, MON-

l"ANA and CAI,l}<‘riRN 1Z_»

O 5-. Fido .WE ings 119* wg# . _ Z f§1\> L_°:', OU: rn-1,, zflg 'z."w

Eastcm Steamship Co,

International D lv i si o n

Reduced Rates in Effect Un- til May lst, 1904.

it. John to Portland uw Bl. john to Boston 3350 Fnmmendng March goth rom, steamer lenven it. John Wedneednya ntila. m. (Atlantic Stand- lldl 'GY L\ll‘¢¢‘. Elllv0\'i. Portland and Bolton Saturdays at 6 30 P. M for Boston direct.

RKTUHNING from Denton, via. Fnnipori and Luhec_M°ndny| and Prirhya nt o.oo n. m.

From Portland, Mondays ni 5 _\o p. m. Pnaoengern arriving at Bt. lohn on evening oreviona to morning wailing can go direct lo steamer and take eatin berth gf gngggggm 1°,

the trip.

Will- 9- LXR, Agent. 8t.|o\In, N. L

A. ll. HANBCOI, G. P. h T, A.

CALVIN AUITIN, V. P. I 0¢n‘i Manager

& remedy.-Mrs. J. A. Moonl, North Star,

Ilicb. For sale by all drngglete.

General Oieee, Penh/r‘n Wharf, loltol. I1

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