and Other Items,

iat one ocloe'’: to day. f. i. Prow : his new Hyts to- d sgvaToR M uexy left for Ottawa to (a a forty-rour deaths in St. John, N. B., last mouth. os

Tue Pictou Standard is to be issued semi

weekly. > — Tus Manitoba Legislature meets on Thurs day next ' i“ Ir you want a nobby Hat cheap go to L E. Prowse >

Tus Dominion Parhament meets

Wednesd *y

Hox. Davip

katchewan this !

= Sweet ORANGES, just received per 8S. S. Northern Light, at Beer & Goif’s, - One more night at. the Citizen's Rink—Mon day. Band from 8 until 10 p. m. tipi “Tue Cuarrecce Pen "—writesa well. For

sale at the Diamond Bookstore. Try a box. Mr. A. Giri, of Little York, had some

splendid seed wheat in the market to-day. aiincnanapeibiel

Tue bazaar in aid of the Y. M.C. A. will be held in the Market Hall, on Thursday, the i4th inst.

ssid

New Valencia Oranges just received (yester- day}, Mince Pies and Soda Water, at W. F. Carter's.

ite

A PUBLIC meeting to discuss the waterworks bill will be held in the Market Hall on ‘Tues- day evening next

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Tues will be a great display of useful and fancy articles at the bazaar next Thursday. Don t fail to attend.

cnanctinegystnl

Tne mails will leave ria the Northern Light on Monday next, after which date the Capes route will be closed.

ictal

Des Wiman & Co. report four failures in P. FP. Island during the first quarter of the present year with liabilities of $54,300

volitenitiieadilin

Mr. G. Fraxk Beer, of Beer Bros., has returned from the Old Country, where he has been selecting the tirm’s stock of spring and summer goods.

ileal

Goop Fripay was generally observed in this city. The principal places of business were closed during the day, and the usual services were held in the churches.

Rehennenl

Tat Guardian reports thatthe Rev. D. G. MeDonald, formerly of Charlottetown, haa received 4 unanimous call to the pastorate of the Baptist church at St. Martin's, N. B.

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Tue services at St. Peter's Church to-mor- row (Easter Sunday) will be as follows: Hely Communion at 3 o'clock; Matina at 10,30; Choral Celebration at 11; Evensong and Solemn Te Deum at 7.

ied

Ma. Cuampton, tailor, Cardigan Bridge, had his dwelling house and shop destroyed by fire on Thursduy afternoon. The fire had obtained such headway before its being dis- covered that but little of the furniture, ete. Was saved.

nsnnibiiipictialnds

A Hacirax despatch says that His Grace, Archbishop O'Brien, appeared before a com- mittee of the Legislature on Wednesday and opposed the civie grant of $300 to the infants home on the ground that no Catholic ladies Were on the directorate.

bine

Tre general conference transfer committee of the Methodist Chureh met at Toronto on the 7th inst., and made the following trans- ers :—

Tothe New Brunswick conference—Rev. Ralph Brecken, from Nova Scotia conference.

To Nova Scotia conference—Rev. W. H. Ekyveau, from Newfoundland conference.

To British Columbia conference—Rev. Mr. Wadman, from New Brunswick conference.

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Srectat ATTENTION is directed to the ad- vertisement of the Oddfellows Natal Day celebration whic! appears in another column. The members of the minstrel circle and voco- phone bind are hard at work rehearsing, and ate determined that their performance will be first-class in every respect. New music, songs, etc., are promised also. It is confi- dently expected that the Lyceum will be srowded ou the evening of the concert.

coiaaiana

Some idea of the enormous amount invested fa life insurance in the United States may be §Mthered from the report to New York In- Mirance Department of the six largest com- Pasies Dec. 3ist, ISS86:

Assets,

The Mutual Life of New York.$113,679,962.00 iquitab!e se ewe 75,510,473.00 New York Life...... 74,921, 928.00 Connectnal Mutual .e-. ee 55,702,494.00 Mataai Ben«fit, New Jersey... 49,816,516.00 @ma, Hartford.........:... 31,489,627.00

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Taz Toronto World of the Ist inst. contains * report of the closing exercises in connection with the Ontario Veterinary College, which gives us an opportunity of chronicling the sue ess of still ‘‘ another Islander abroad.” The young man who has in this case sustained the reputation of our Province is Mr. James Me-

lan, of Alberry Plains, Lot 50, to whose namie we may affix the V.S., so honorably @ined on the above occasion. We wish our Young friend a successful professioaal career.

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mevolent Irish Society's Dramatic Club re- tarsal last evening, and were much pleased _— manner in which the different per- Te acquitted themselves. Both, drama Sud farce have been carefully studied,. and ReWand appropriate scenery and costumes oe therefor. If the characters are as Sustained on Monday evening as they were at rehearsal last evening, we have no ont tation whatever in saying that a rare treat iM store for our citizens.

—* had the pleasure of being present at the

went Grand Division met here yesterday,

m Ram . e fine weatier and the day being '¥ 4 large number of delegates came

O-ient Division took a ver Part in the proveedings. 4 to wach leyislation. A sum of | the was voted to supplement the salary of | Mimerside Prosecutor. The inactivity y org! al ape County was sé | icized. ¢ appears to have done Baie than draw his aievy. There was | bite eecting as had been announced. A .; Coramitvee Was appointed to assist in the cele. ' bration of the Queen's Jubilee,

‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, | i | [SeecraL Desearones ro Tuk Examiner.)

REL sO sION THE PRESIDENT'S VIEWS.

Wasurnton, April 8.

In the President's reply to a communica- tion received from the American Fisheries Union of Massachusetts, cailing attention to the fisheries dispute, and suggesting that the retaliatory act passed would, in their opinion, be sutliciently executed if the | proposed retaliation was confined to clos

ing the United States market to Canadian fish products, he says: **The eXisting controversy is one

in which two rations are parties con cerned. The retaliation contemplated by the Act of Congress is to be enforced, not to protect solely any particular interest, however meritorious or valuable, but to maintain national honor, aud thus protect In this view a violation of American fishery rights and unjust or un friendly acts towerdsa portion of ourcitizens engaged in this business is but occasion for action and constitutes a national affront, which gives birth to, or may justify, retalia- tion. This measure, once resorted to, its effectiveness and value may well depend upon the thorougness and extent of its application and in the performance of intei- national rights and protection of our citi- zens. The Government and the people of the United States must act as a unit, all intent upon obtaning the best result of retaliation upon the basis, of the maintainance of national honor and duty. In the perform- ance of the serious duty which Congress has imposed upon me, and in the exercise upon just occasion of the power conferred under the Act referred to, | shall deem myself bound to inflict no un- necessary damage or injury upon any por- tion of our people, but I shall nevertheless be unflinchingly guided by the sense of what the self-respect and dignity of the nation demands.” ~

all . } is OUT pe pre.

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New Customs Reguiations. Orrawa, April 8. The Customs department have provided a new regulation respecting travellers enter- ing Canada. Forms are supplied to con- ductors of trains and masters of vessels. These the passengers will fill up, specifying what dutiable articles they. have in their luggage and making oath thereto, unless the passenger prefers the old plan, when of course, his baggage will be searched. Transferred. Toronto, April 8. The general conference committee of the Methodist church, have transferred Rey. Mr. Wadman from New Brunswick to the British Columbia conference, and Rev. Ralph Brecken from Scotia to New Bruns- wick.

Weather Bulletin. Toxonto, April 7 —10 a.m. Moderate to fresh winds and fair weather, i te

Tue steamer Carroll, which arrived at Hali- fax, N. S., on Tuesday morning, reports that on Monday, at 9.15 a. m., she spoke the bark «. H. Gordon, of Charlottetown, Pr: 3. ies bound from St. John for River Mérsey with a cargo of deals. The captain of the bark re- ported that she had sprung a leak, but he thought he would be able to take her into Shelburne without assistance. She has since arrived all right.

abt

Tue wise business man brings his job printing to THe Examiner office and gets a fine job, on fine paper, printed with new type, on the best presses, with superior inks, and last, but not least, at reasonable prices.

BIRTH.

On St. Patrick's Day, 1887, the wife of A. L. Graves, of the West St. Paul Times, and formecly of Summerside, of a soa.

Qoteeiine a

MARRIED.

At North River, March 30th, by Rey. A. H. Lavers, Mr. James Anthony Goldsmith, of Am- herst, N. S., to Miss Pviscilla Surah, danghter of William Prowse, Esq., Merchant of North River, P. E. I

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DIED.

On Thursday, the 7Jih inst.. at Keswick, Cumbeiland, England, Jane Deborah Hodgson, departed this life, aged 85 years. May she rest in peace.

At Baldwin Roed, on the 4th inst., aged 78 yeaes, ann McUabe, the beloved wife of Andrew Caimpbeil, sr. A faithful mother ana wife, anda gon neighbor, regretted by her family and a large nuimber of friends, has departed this life dying a happy death, fortified by the last solemn rites of the church, and trusting in her Redeemer May she rest in peece.

On the 27th March, at St. Peters Bay, Horatio W. McEwen, aged 45 years.

On the 3ri inst.. at Cible Head, George J Leslie, aged 26 years.

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° IN THE

IyYCHU M

ages

Raster Monday Night, April 11th, ’87,

WHEN THE

Benevalent Irish Society Dramatic Clab

- will produce ,the thrilling drama

‘“y,G. W. P, presiding. Owin

i between landlord and tenant and their cause, to inent | A committee was

IRELAND OF TO-DAY

founded on events current in Ireland at the pre- sent time, depicting the strained reiations

be followed by a laughab!l» farce, entitled,

A PRETTY SURE CURE.

A Sater ION aS OO AE. thE:

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - -. -

from

Direct

Nature's Laboratory,

THE UNRIVALLED POLISH

FOR Gold and Silver Plated Ware, Glass, Tin, Steol, or any Material where a Brilliant Lustre is required,

Only 12 Cents a Box

—AT

B-cp & CORPS oe oo 4 12 a

April 7—eod wky

Js, Paton & Ct

offer the following Goods at Very Low Prices

during APRIL :— Carpets, Giicloths,

Room Papers, Sheetings,

Pillow Cottens,

Tickings,

Gray Cottons,

White Cottons,

Print Cottons,

Table Linens,

Towels,

scotch Tweeds,

Worsteds,

Gents’ Furnishings, Christy's London Hats,

and a few pair of Gilray’s Patent Lace CUR-

TAIN STRETCHERS. Ladies should see

Ta Pal &

MARKET SQUARE. Ch’town, April 5, 1887—dy wky

GOUU TAK

—FOR THE —

Garden and Farm.

Carter's Stratagem and Carter's Telephone Peas, the Champion Peas of the world. Pkt., 10c.

Danver'’s Carret (new), best for table or stock. Pkt., IlGc; 0z., 15e; lb., $1.25.

Carter's Mammoeth Mangel, the heav- iest cropping and best long Red. Mangel. Per lb., 45c.

‘arter’s Prize-Winner Swede, the

hardiest and heaviest cropper. Per ib., 46e.

Carter's Paris Prize Barley (2-rowed), produces one-third more than ordinary barleys. Per lb., 12c.; bush., $1.50.

Carters Prize Cluster White Oats, very heavy, earliest and most prolific in cultivation. Per lb., 10c.; bush, $1

Carter's Extra English Clover, true late English variety. Per lb., 22c. (By mail 26c. )

The varieties above to which the name of “Cartier” is attached are the leading specialties of the great Seed House of Carter & Co., London, Quedh’s Seeds- men.

IMPROVED STOCK,

At the pound or packet rate we send by mail, post paid. purchaser's expense.

Order now. Stock limited. free to all.

Address:

BEG, CARTER & 00.,

SEEDSMEN, CH'TOWN, P. E. 1. April 1, 1887—2aw wky

Bank of Ps &. Mian i Liguidatin,

Our Catalogue

A splendid orchesirs will be in attendance.

There will be several vocal solos between the | acis, appropriate to the o€casive,

Admission—Reserved seats, 50 cents; Par quette, 35 cents ; Gallery, 25 cents.

Doors open at 7.15, Curtain rises at 8, sharp. March 28 -eod & apr $89 11

LL parties having claims against this estate are requested to fle their accounts with the undersigned at once, a3 iie estate is about te be finaliy wouud up. For Bank of Nova Scotia,

GiiO,. MACLEOD, Mygr.,

in C, OWEN

Liquidators of Bank of P. E. Island.

Ch’town, Aprii 6, 1887—4i

sa Improved Seeds ray As WEL as)

By the bushel, by freight, at;

é

te & :

a: ‘st uch

Ly onan ily GuubbiL,

tinder the Patronage of Wis Honor Lieutenant Governer Hacdcnal« His Worship Mayor Haviland ard the Oliicers of the Active Militia.

A CONCERT in aid of the funds of the Artillery * ane will be given, under the above auspices n the

W. VEC. A. HALE

oe

TUESBAY, the 9th Enst.,

to commence at 8 p. m., the programme for whic! will appear in due time

Doors open at 7.3) p.m. Admission, 35 cents,

April,2, 1887.—2 awth,sat

Hersés, Carriages, Stdghs, Robes Harness, &¢. et.

A T Auction, at Rooms, FRIDAY, th April, é inst., at 2 o'clock, p. m.:--

4 First-class Horses,

3 Tp Bazgies.

2 Sinzle Waxons,

1 Doubie Pizeton.

3 Single and 1 Double Sleighs.

8 Mleich Robes, 5 (Carriage Wraps. 5 seand 1 set Vuuble ilarness,

1 Carriage Pole andalot of Stable Utensils (a first-class let.)

reRMsS—$5 and uncer, cach; over $5, fonr m onihs credit, six month: on &leighs and Robes. Approved joint notes will be required.

A. il. B. MACGOWAN,

. Auctioneer, April 5, 1837—3i 5914 wky 2i

SLAUGHTER Sat!

rill

—WE OFFER-- 29,080 Yards Printed Cottons and Crettones, from dcts

a Yard, Upwards.

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cin wenin

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Cheapest Goods in the City. HARRIS & STEWART,

LONDON HOUSE. March 17, 1887.

Ye CL A.

pe Y. M. C. A. Razaar Committee intend

holding their sale of useful and fancy articles on WiKUNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 13th and lich. Coutribuiions will be gratefully received by—

Mrs. SuEenvTON, President.

Mrs. J. J. Davies, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. G. Brem-

ner, Vice Presidents,

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Ch'town, April 7, 1887—eod wky

GROCK RIES

BHEER-GOFrF’Ss.

QUEEN SQUARE AND KING SQUARE STORES. . . lwo Stores = = = €noe Price.

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CARPETS!

Lailorine

A lot of Spring Tweeds just opened.

Ch town, March 7, 1887.—wky

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diouse-keeping Goods, New White and Gray Cotten, New Priated Cottons, Bleached Sheeiiags, Unbleached Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Table Linens,

ET Sa men ame

owels, Toweling,

'¢ ‘HESE goods have just been opened for Spring Sale, and having been bought before the recent advance in Cottons, will be found e

xtra value.

JSLARPEHTS!

Brussels, Tapestries, Hemps, Floor Cloths, Matting, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Laos Curtaine,

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wepartment.

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FARHRES & ST.

SUCCESSORS TO

CBO, DAVIES & Co.

WART,

AT. ¢

soiled, at half price. This is the

' the city.

Mrs. Poole, ** Mackinlar, -- J. MM. Mol.od, * Whitman, “ Carruthers.

Mrs, Lewis, Mrs. W. W. Stanley. | Miss Shenton, j * Hensley, lawson,

* DPD. MacNeill, “ F. Weeks, “ Unsworth, “" 8. Mutch, ““ Mertgomery, * G. Brown, * Neii Viacieod, “* Laird, “ B. Hearts, * Alice Weeks, ** G. Macleod, “ B. MacNeill, * Gidley, *. Makinlay. ELIZA MacNEILL, Scceretary. Feb, 8—tl sale 3aw tu th sat Pa meen es Sees & s #8 Ss a 295 2g @e 83's ae ° > oo "aes : = & a <u < Ss 3 mare °. = i e => = > oo ~ ° a = = “os 5 = ® ef s* = ofS >. 2 -- 5 of} ssf 5S m= mM .cce SS Ea —- = ~ -— _——- io eae = me os So s @ oo are: om cree: ao = £ 5 cs 5 Fm > = _._ aoe em ~~ oo bY => =—=x = 2 © =. 2 e ae ” on) ¢ =~ 3 s a ~~ o ; ss|[u ” 3] @ 7.3 ast cf ~ — “ seo => © — “ oe c ¢ 7. = e- |! . & 6. sce fy} ar) hlUcSl SS Oe a: Ue & - a *o as | nai © J. —_ = ona =a +”. ° = e La | mem us —s- pa atte — Qs _— — oe — 3 x i Ses co ‘as ey Fo = @e @ ore o2 = 5S f& £239 S&S fs mq = ERG ©

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Ba sec A i

e w int Wtlad Sal

Teweriw Thorsday, March 17h.

1090 yards = Print Cotton for Sets a yard,

1500 yards 12c Print Cotton for 8cts a yard,

8000 yards i4c Print Cotton for 10cts a yard,

8900 yards 16¢ Print Cotton for 12cts a yard,

4000 yards Cretonnes, worth from

Z0cts up, now for Locts,

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Genuine Sale—See

This is « these Geos,

ALsoO—Great Bargains in Sheetings, Pillow | Cotsons, Tickings, Gray ani White Cottons.

; 7 ne

. i ae 2 ~ A : te ™% : ® MARKET SQUARE. March 1%, 1587.

MPO LET—That brick Monee and Shop on Dor

WEAR. Suitings ot every description. style, and at bottom figures.

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an buy Remaants and Ends at your own figures. Scotch Tweeds and Worsted Suits made in latest

OST!

— 3) days I will SELL AT COST, an immense lot of

& SOFT HATS

GeABSED & SGT bd 3, Aso, 300 WHITE AND FANCY SIQIRTS, some of which are slightly

cheapest lot of Hats and Shirts ever offered in

A special bargain in MEN'S UNDER

We CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

Qa

Ch’town, March 12, 18S87—eod & wky

Freehold Far

FOr SALE.

THESubscriber offers for sale the whole of his Property, situated between “Norwood and Union Roads, in tne Royalty of Cha:lot:erown, three miles fiom the Cily, containing Two Wun- dred Acres of Land, known as BRKECH HILL FARM, and formerly owned by Hon. J.C. Pope. This Farm is well watered, baving a clear stream runnipg through i!, which makes it very desirable for pasturage., There is also a new and comfortable Uweling House on the premises. besides stabling for flity hcud of horned cattle and fouc horses. and a’su houses sufficient to contain all the grain and hay that can possibly grow on ‘he whole property. ‘There are over forty acres of jaud plowed on the premises, and mostly crors- plowed, manare being ploughed in it. ‘bere is aiso in the barn yard suiticient stable manure io eover lifteep acres. Al this preparation now realy for present crop. Lamediate possession given. if required.

-—ALSO—

That other Parm, known as STONE PARK FARM, formerly occupied by late Hon. Georze Coles, containing Two Hundred Acres of Land. und is situated less than two miles from the ‘ ity, A large portion of it joins the Government \“odel Farm. ‘There are on it for present crop: Forty- eight acres plowed. cross-plowed and manurcd, and in the barn-yard sufficient manure to cover sixteen acres, available for present crop. On this Farm there is sufficient stable room for fifty head of herned cattle and ten horses, aiso a large Rarn, Granary and other buildings, sufficient to hold ali the grain and hay grown on the Farm.

Immediate possession given, if required.

OWEN CONNOLLY. Ch’town, April 5, 1887.—2aw wy 1 mo

GOTION-SEEO ME L,

TH! Kk best feed for Milch Cows, Beef Cattle and Young Stock. It increases the quantity and improves the quality of the milk. it produces more flesh than any other food. It is cheap, only $2 per 100 lbs., with a discount on larger quantities.

—ALSO—

Corn Meal, Bran &

shorts.

VERY BEST QUALITY — SELLING

LOW.

chester Street, formerly occupied by Owen Connolly; immeciate porsession given. For terms and Particulars apply to a Connol.y. un2i 60d

While Hay is dear. it paysto give the animals & great deui of this kind of feed, J. M, AULD.

March id—imo 2a

geen om [> : + d sak : ; a.i¥? $i %, &s.7i3 d . * bbe ’ i. & 4°.

WASTED -A Girl for general hovsework ; jiberai wages. Apply at this office. apr? tf

yo LET—A comfortable Dwelling on Upper Euston Sireet. Apply to Charies Mc‘ regor, aproif

FOR SALE—2 good Mileh Cows (one newly calved). Apply to Geo. Ledwich, Ailey ®t. apr? iwk pd

[,05T—Bet ween the Methodist Brick Church 4 and the ttankin House, Wednesday night, a round, rough gohl Far-ring.. The finder wi please leave it at this office. apr? 3i

FOR SALE -The two-tenement liouse and Barns at head of De-brisay Street. The land is leased, and can be bought out at any time, or lease Can be renewed. Tide good to land end buildings. Apply at the office of PHILLIPS & CHAPPELL. april wk pd

S4 LESMAN WANTED—An active man, as “ relestuan fora dry goods store in Charlotte- town, with some experience: tiust give satis- raciory reference, Address: P. O Box 328, stat- ing Xperience aud giving reference, —aprl c&wy T° LET—House, corner of Huston and Camber land Streets ossession given May let. Ap- ply to Kobert Fennell. war3l 3aw

M'Ss McGREGOR (formerly with Perkins & 44 Sterus) would respectfully notify her castom- ers and tbe puvlic generaily, that she is now prepared to attend to all orders for Millivery and Dressmaking. Residence at Mrs. Rodd'’s Boardiny House, Musto: Street, near virs. Bay- fiela’s, — mai 30 6i pd

WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Cook and a Housemaid, to whom good wags will be given; references required, Apply at THe Ke AMINER office, mar 3

T° LET—A Cottage, situated on St. Peter's PRoad.a short distance from the Railroad crossing; stable, const Renee Soe garden at- ached. Apply to J. D. Me cily. ; eee en " mar25 12i pd

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‘Wy ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Four good Pant W Makers; also, two good Vest ee J. thar

oo —

FORAN. ak cite

9 LET—A new House on Chestnut Street, con taining seven rooms, Appi to Mrs. B, Pickard. mar2?2 tf

Tro LET—A two and a-half story Brick Bu‘lding, | * with slate roof, in good tenantable ccm ition, containing ten reoms, besides pantrss kiichen, ecllar kitchen; also an ice-house, now fii ec with jee, stable vard room, with garden attache, sitnate on Water Street. Pos.ession eivee gab July next, ;

Aleo—A two and a-ha’f story wooce? ‘ene ment dwelling, containing eight rocins ™ good repair, situate on Prince treet. 1’05 .ggion given ist May, next.

Aiso— Brick werooms and Offices, cuitehe fora zood busin>as stand on Water “treet. Pog. session given’ immediately. For particulara apply to Peake Bros & Co ma? cad

“(PO LET—Shop ait Wagehoubes lately occu | otp Oh Beat & Sons at Head Bi Pelee ag VAP

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