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Liberal - Conservative Convention.

Sesond District of Queen's NICHOLSON & ROSS The Chosen Ca

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AN UNANIMOUS SELECTION

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Shert Adfreeses “ Premier McLeod, Hon. James Nicho!son, Hon. D. Ferguson, and Alexander Martin, Bsq..

The Liberal - Conserva‘ive aity Strong. Determined and Uniled.

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Conficent of Vi ctory-

A convention of Li beral-Conservative

dele yates for the second Legis ative C muneil ; District of Queen’s County was held in McLeod's Hail, Caarlettetown, this fore- noon [he attendance was large, repre- sentative and respe table. Am«ng the genilemen present were Colin M-Lure, Jehn Diamend and Charles Dismond, wkley Point; Joseph Kennedy, George

Pe ard yn,

Br Smith, Henry Smith, Nathaniel

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IM atin, and stated that he would heartily N. Brand P, &. f island Cnaderencs,

support the candidates chosen by the con- | | vention, whoever they might be.

Du. Berns, of Cherry Valley, then made | a few well-chosen remarks, and moved that |

(Spee ial Correwponliance of The Examiner.)

Frepericron, June 20. The afternoon session was occupied al- the Hon. James Nicholson be nominated to most altogether with the consideration of contest the election on behalf of the Liberal: | py, Supernumerary Fund. In 1889 it Conservative party. | paid 90 per cent. of its* claims; but this

seconded the

Epwakp Grant, Esq., year, on account of the great number of iInerton | claimants, it is not expected to pay more Wittiam J. Logan, Esq., moved that’ thin go per cent. This will cause great

Janies Ross, Esq., be one of the Liberal- | privation among many of the supernumer- Conservative cant lid: ates, expressing : at the | | ary ministers, mn pre sole support is derived same time his opinion that the north e snd of | | from this source. the district should have its representative, and that for this purpose it would be hard to find a better man than Mr. Ross

passed by a ministerial vote, recommending to the general committee changes in the constitution of the fund. Some of these

Watrer Grant, Esq., endorsed this changes are merely verbal, while others are opinion, and seconded the motion, s*y1g | important. The annual payments from

that asthe north end of the district had handsomely supported the candidate rest- dent in the southern end, so the south would rally te the support of the candidate from the north.

Duncan Crawrorp, Esq., said that he had great pleasure in supporting the no- miaation of Mr. Ross, and that he felt sure that Mr Ross would be heartily supported by L beral-Conservatives at the south end of the district.

WiruiaM Suaw, Esq , said that Mr. was widely known as a man of inrelligence ind business capacity, and that the Liberal- Conservatives would do well to select him as the colleague of the Hon. James Nicho!- give both gentlemen a hearty and uoudivided support.

Both motions were then put separately + to the Convention, and carried unanimous- point a general agent of the fund. ly. : The discussions relative to the above

Hon. Donatp Fercuson was then asked | matters were participated in by Revs C H. to address the Convention. In reply he| py; sley, A M, F Marshall, De Stewart, J delivered a short,vigorous speech. He said} pF pet, ay, G Steel, J A Ciarke. Am 30 that although the district 13 a close one he | |rying, J Read, C Evans and others.

ministers is to be raised from $10 to $12. It was thought that ministers having 4 regular income could more easily afford the extra two dollars per year than the super- numerary ministers could afford to be deprived of 10 or 20 per cent of their in- comes. Then the General Conference was iideniaaall to make it obligatory on each annual Conference to raise an average of at least 10c. per member. The mode of assessment was to be left to the Ss of the Conferences concerned. Further,

was decided that one-sixth of the an) subscriptions: of ministers be added to the capital stock, Then Conference recom- mended that the present securities of the fund be valued by a competent comuniitec. By an almost unanimous vote it was re- commended to general committee to ap-

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= t sure that the candidates just chesen SUNDAY SCHOOL BEEVICE ld be elected if only they received the : ne : held heart ty and unanimous support of the| A very interesting meeting was held,

largely attended. Rev H Daniel made a good chairman. Rev W J Kirby read the report. Addresses were delivered by J E Irvine, E-q., St John, and Revs Levi 5S Johnson aud Edwin C Turner. The meet- ing throughout was most profitable. — It

Liberal Conservatives of the District. He ferred to Hon. James Nicholson’s long experie and excellent service in both | branches of the Legislature, and to the abl ry, tact. Mm deration and good judg-

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ment which characterized his conduct as } L acer of the (Government in the | i; Was be stter atte nded than : any of the orl | Upper House. He spoke of Mr. Ross as | meetings up to date. | j ;

an able and honest man, a man who com- SaTurRDAY, June 21.

Journal was read. Some time was taken up with routine business. Dr Dewart, editor of the Christian Guardian, was then called to the platfurm, and made a suitable address. He was very heartily received.

Dr Stewart then took the chair and con-

mands the respect and confidence of those who know him, a man who will get votes never before polled for a Liberal-Conser- vative candidate, He expressed forcibly his sense of the obligations under

whichthe party and the country are toAlex-

also

v’clock, and the other companies will arrive

Alexander Scott, and Stephen , . : : ee ; aa ae Brackley Point Road; John McDonald | ander Martin, E-q, and of the manly, ducted the examination of Rev_ GC Ef loseph McDonald nd Thomas Aj Straightforward action which Mr. Martin Palmer and G A Wightman. Previous to ex- e epl Nic vpala “lie ias - ° ‘ sme ts . eti Qo sie - Dougan. Tracadie: "William J Logan, | bad taken in respect to the public questions | mination | the usual questions bg oy ask Yul ° : . . a ‘ . + . . 2 Tite = McDunald. aod John J Mi Quaid, }«f the day, and to the recent contest in| e¢ and satisfactorily answered. Mr Palmer Mount Stewart: Willi “haw, David | Which he was by a few votes defeated. The had been previously ordained It was de- Hi eins Auld, and Henry C Lawson, Cove- policy of the Government is now, cided to ordain Mr W ightman to-morrow bye ak R chare Mea he r lr: cane Road: J hu as ever, he said, to keep down the morning. Conference a adjourned. Simp-on, John Cummiskey, Fort Augustus; jexpenditure _—_to the lowest — point Military ‘Cum . John Treinor, | rd Ryan and ‘Tobias| consistent with the efliciency of the ' ¥ 2». WF OL : q 444 . “4 =) i naa : i a> “ wie 1 a Bs ‘ q has R-ver: Thomas Vess ‘y, | poy lc service, c ils ct the —_ s due the Pia Withee "one ot Bhi opened Richard Vess« Abram Brown, Ebenegzer| Province by the Federal Government |, 7 "*’ . Pm . - ve a oe Bas a gE ae Pe ae } this afternoon. The City and Royalty Hr vu ad ». ter Stewart York . W uliam } Atter elahora me sever al p ints in this m ° ° > . 3 See ee ee om ce a Ma, SAP as oe afl Companies with the Band of the 82nd Met Michael Ready. Juhn Byrne, | policy, Mr. Ferguson referred briefly to} > , — EN ae ee Yon | : . b: Battalion went into camp about three MeGregor, ,Henry McLeod, | the campaign of slander, misrepresentation : James Trainor; John Br ty, James Me- Qua d, John MD mald, Ja sR ertson, bed- | ford: Jubu Boyce, Mount Herbert ; James Renn dy, s uthport ; Ai ii. Me s‘Rae, Aibert Boswel!, John Cullen. Philip Wood, John Cuady, Pownal; Patrick O Donnell and Matthew Power, Pisquid Road; Ed- ward Grant, Dr Beers, George Beers, Daniel MeGilvray, China Point ; Maicolm M-Kinuon, Francis Fimnigan, Vernon River: Jobn Grant, Montague

Murchison, Hector Mortison,

Orwell; Jehan MeLeod,

Sie phens, ( h aries

Point Prim; James Dailey, —— Lyons, Francis Panting, D A McLeod, Alex Dixon, Eld Rodk MeDmald, Jvohn

Pp “—_ Jen n M wney, Alex Martin, Mur- rey Harbor Road; Charles Martin, Norman McKerzie, John Giliits, John McQueen, Caledonia; Robt Dixen, Duncan Crawford, William Ross, Wood isk: inds; Joseph Saun- ders, Malcolm A McMillen, Capt R K Me-

Kenzie, Belie | reek; Mathew Power, hn MeKenzie, James Trainor. Edward Trainor, Fort Augustus,

John Murchison, Esq , of Point Prim, was unsnimously chosen chairman of the Convention and Mr, David Higgins Auld Secretary

Hon. Neil McLeod, Premier, asked to address the meeting. He express-

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was then and did so

in a short and point. d specch. ed the pleasure he felt on seeing su large and s® representative a meeting of the

electors of the district ; ped and trusted that the

Legislative Council

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choice of candidates to be made would be judicious. It is important, he said, that Liberal-Conservatives should be

Ure J hel ed n the { ppet Hi use. As an

tral bt this ne elated an account

of. 4 liiicuity cperiepeed by the rover iment in securing the passage oi the

bill by which the mortgage vote was abol- ished. That bil hung fire for weeks, unti: the very last day of the session. Hs had

been threatened that if the mortgage vute were not restored, the bili—a very import- ssure—v ould be rej -ctod by the Council. The Government refused to be moved by the threats,aud the Council were,

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at last. on th very last day of the segsicn, compell-d to accept the bill withou the mortgage vore, rather than take the reapunsibility of throwing it overboard. By

this one fact would be seen the great im- portance Of strengthening the Guverument party in th» Legislative Council The re- tiring Councilior (Hon,

is undoubtedly a strong man. He was strong when elected. He is very much atrenger now Hie has filed his

portion to the satisfaction of the Government and the couniry. As to the reduction of the legislature, he believed that the interests of «]i classes of thie com- munity would be amp'y protected if there were only one House, while the of iegi nwouhi be reduced, the electors will, al some time, agree with the Government in respect t» this question. At any rate, he woull leave the convention

fully assured that the delegates present

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would make a jadicous selection of exudi- iistes to carry the banner of the Liberal- Conservative pa:ty oa to victory. V.clory

would, he felt certain, ba theira if they only worked and worked heartily for the candidates of their cheice.

d was applaud-<« as

MeL 2 left the roum. James Nu

HOLSON came forward an? thanked theeiecstocs for tha support they had given in when he was elected, and expressed his h pe that the candidaces now tu be selecte 2d hy the Convention would be equally successt: * as aresult of their efforts. lig he ke highly of his colleague, Mr.

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James Nicholson)

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Premier

jand injustice which his opponents had hi ib q e ° ne . eor earried on against him, pointing out that} °Y train this evening, an 2 encore ‘a " Fak eel i] eee Te ,,, camp by the Battalion Band. Lieut. Cul. | it could not possibly be successful in the Worsl D. A. G as M ‘ - ° aro ( | end, and shewing cause for his belief that ursiey, ‘ rey AD ergeant-M joe's ie oe ied rintale Sain w+, |Locakrt and Gibbs will arrive in the the political chickens which his opponents : ' itt come home to | Steamer from Pictou this evening When

have hatched, ere long,

everything 13 completed, the officers of the

roost. ;

How. Mr. Nicnorson then accepted the | ™P will be about as follows :— responsibility which the Convention had BRIGADE STAFF. thrown vpon him, thanked the dele Commandant—Lt. Col. Worsley, D.A.G.

gates for their expression of confidence and good will, and asked all present to do their best to secure a yictory on the 30th Jaly.

Mr. Loss was engaged in the Grand Jury Roum and was therefore unable to be present,

Oa motion of John J. McQuaid, Esq., seconded by Roderick McDouaid, Esq., the thanks of the Convention were unpanimous- y accorded to Alexander Martin, Esq., for his services in the Legislature.

Mr Martin thanked the Convention for this expression of their appreciation of his services and fully cndorsed the proceedings of the Convention. The candidates chosen are, he said, good men and will both have his hearty support. He declared that he felt confident that the Liberal-Conservative

Brigade Major—Lt. Col. Irving. Camp Sgt. Major—Sgt. Major Lockart. Artillery Iustructur—Syzt. Major Gibbs. REGIMENTAL STAFF. Commanding 82nd.—Lt. Col. Maj wr—Maj wr McLeod. Adjutant— Major Purdy. Surgeen—Dr. Warburton. Assistant Surgeon--Dr. H. D, Johnson. Pay master—Capt, McPhail. (Quarter Master—Crpt. G. D. Davison. Batt. Sgt. Major—Syt. Mijor J. Allan. Q. M.S.—Staif Sgt. M. Allan. The following comprnies will the camp :— No. 3 Battery Artillery, Georgetown— Capt. Owen, Lts. Stewart and Eas:on.

Dogherty.

make up

Party would rally to the support of No. 1 Co. 82nd—Capt. Hooper, Lts. Wh . . 9g Allan and Beer. ICHOLZON & R088, No. 3 Co. 82nd—Capt. Stewart, Lts.

work united’y together in the effort to elect them, and win the day.

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Seaman and Carter. No.5 Co. Hunter River—Capt. Bert- ram, Lts. Beaton and Dark. No. 7 Uo. Alberton-—-Capt. Lts. Hunter and Woodman.

Fuse 26. oa total strength of the camp will be

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Supreme Court.

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Maxfield,

The Trinity term of the Supreme Court re re Tere opened this terencon. His Lordship the More Damage ‘by Li zhtning. Jhief Justice and Mr. Justice Hensley were

Moncton etviccs report that Andrew Litt.e and wife, 6f Mechanics Setilement, about six miks from Eigin Corner, lust their lives by the storm of lightning on Wednesday evening last, Mr. Little was sick in bed, and his father, George Little, had called to see him about 4 o'clock m the afternoon. Two hours later the house was Stephens, Orwell; Stainforth Sanderson, city; struck by lightning and in a moment was in Cyius Crosby, Bonshaw; James Hooper, | Hames. Neighbors arrived at the scene as Mitton; Jou T. Crockett, city; Abraham) quickly as possible, and were horrified at Crapaud; J.mes Doyle, Tracadie|the sight they witnessed through the win- Road; lohn Graut, Oowell: Donald E. Camp-|dow. Mr, Lirtle ard his wife (the latter bell, ‘Johnstons Roa 1; Edwin W. Taylor, | could be seen lying upon the floor) had ap- city; Peaneis Bain, North River; S$ muel H. | parently been paralyzed by the shock aud Sue kueindeae Ross, Mcunt | were unable to make any effurt lo save i Ranrhetetibaadhamanid veil ten o'clock por ecnet 36 ——— oe ee jicieiaaahil advanced stage that the neighbors were

, unable to do anything whatever towards rescuing them. The building was quickly reduced to ashes, and the charred remains of Little and his wife were found among the debris.

the bench.

After the usual preliminary proceedings the following Grand Jurors were sworn lu and charged by His Lordship the Chief Justice :

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Benjamin Rogers, foreman; Alex. Horne, city; Koderick Munn, St Peter’s Road; Fredk. Vickerson, Vernon River; Montague M.

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Analyst Best Explains.

To the Editor of the Globe

Sir, —In fairness to myself, 1 must notice ceituins paragraphs pubiished in the tele- graphic report of the McLeod case, at Pictou. ‘The whole difficulty aruse irom the fact that my ‘‘notes” of work done in the labratery were not the*original notes.” | was so unfortunate as to have made a fresh copy of the rough**original notes’-not being aware of the emphasis, that would be laid upou this point macourtof law. I

A Halifax despatch says that the fishing schooner Daring was caught off Herring C-ve in the storm on Wednesday nighi. fhe lightning struck the vessel near the main hatch, nipping it open, then ran along the matumast, splitting it, and making its exit near the bow. The rain came down in torrents and washed the craft fore and aft. The crew experienced difficulty in prevent- had the misfortune to tiad the greater part ne the vessel {regs fowedoring, and ‘Wore of my evidence shut our, because I could - nists oe: pepe not produce the *‘erigin ul notes.” In ae Te ce

ad- dition to this, a number of questions were Modern Journalism.

asked in the cross-ex «mination which on'y & Tile dical expert could answer, not being hemica] quest ‘ons at ali It will not be : di fivuit fur any one to understand the dif | ficuity thet a chemist would experience in answering questions of detail without being | allowed tu refer to notes,

(New Tork Wi eekly.)

Great Editor—I see it stated that the new electrical chair will not kill. Detail ateportertotry it. IRfbe escapes if will make the piggest kind of a sensation,

City Editor—But what shali I do if it doves ki!) ?

Great Editor—Get a new reporter,

ep, “Gites yep %

W. F. Besr,

hs 8 Guaranteed

Several resolutions were |

accent annln SS —_-——

TUESDA r;

Athletic and Aquatic PICNIC

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE

Hillsborough Boating Otub,

—WILL BE HELD AT

RED POINT WHARF. EAST RIVER,

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Dominion Day, July ist

S90.

TEAMER * SOUTHPORT ” will leave Prince S street Ferry Wharf at 10, 1S a.m.; returning, leave Ked Point Wharf at 7 p. m

kntries have been wade for Races :—

MEN’S FOUR-

the following

OARED RACE, BeYs’ FOUR-OARED RACE’ MEN’S DOUBLE-SCULL RACH, BOYS’ DOUBLE-SCULL RACE, AND SINGLE-SUUOLL RACES.

Athletic Amu ements onthe Grounds, includ- ing plat Raw s. Baseball aud other Games.

Band n atviendunce. :

A first-class hefreshment Saloon will be pro- vided by the Commitiee, bancing Booths and good Music will aiso be provided.

ficke:s 35 cents each, to be had at Reddin’s Drug Store, :pothecarivs’ Hiall, from membe.s of the Ciub and at the Boat

All who auend may «xpect a good time, ay the Committee are determined to make this \ he event of the season

Savul i the day prove unfavorable, wili be held on the following Monday.

BY O&DaR OF COMM penneen d¥ il iy lat

the Picnic

ITTHE.

Flour and Meal.

TO ARRIVE NEXT WEEK;

7 5 Barre's *‘ Kent” FLOUR,

e) 250 ‘6s ¢¢ White Star” ** 625 ** CORNMEAL. IN STORE:

50 barrels Rolled Oats, 70~=—**~—s Standard Oatmeal. FENTON FT. NU WRERY. 4 e oo

Ped M ‘wtch a

Sugar and Molasses.

june?

To Arrive per ‘‘ Avenger,” about Ist July: SU Hogsheads BARI ee) A SUGA R,

250 Purs.) CHOICE

25 Tes. BARBADOES

75 Bris. MULASSES,

3ADOES GROCERY

For Sale Low While Landing. FENTON FT. NEWRERY.

june24—3ieod wy 2i jour wtch 2i

WEN BP ERS.

“SENDERS for the several trades required in the erection of a Brick and Siene Store and Office Building, on the south Side of Queen Square, for Thomas Morris, Esq., will be received up to noon of the 7th July next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications can be seen at the ottice of

CHAPPEL & PHILLIPS. pe tl dte

Por Nb dol §, Hewiouudand,

New-

S 5. John’s, - foundland, wil be due at Charlttetown on

*BONAVIST A,” for St.

rRIDAY MORNING, 27th inst. Has pienty of room for ouiwerd cargo, and will carry Catile and Sheep on deck.

For Freigut or Passage apply to

PFAKE BROS, & CO.., Axenis.

P. B ISLAND RAILWAY.

DOMINION ION DAY.

ETURN TICKETS at one first-class fare

will be issued to and from ali Stations

oa this Rai'way by Aiternoon Trains on

June 3th, instant, and by all Trains on

DOMINION DAY , good to return up to and on July 7, 1890.

jane? '—4i

J. UNSWORTH, Super intendent. Railway Office, Ch’town, June 23, 1890. } pateod w ps li

GITY StHUOLS.

TS PUBLIC MInsUM MER EXAMIN ai ATIONS of the City Schvols will be held as OLLOWS i

PRINGE STREET SOHOOL Gn Wednesday, 25th June, instant.

QUEEN &QUaRE SSEGSH,

@n Vhuraday, 25th June, Lostant.

KENT STREET SCHOOL, @n Friday, 2ith Jane. instant,

{Commencing each day at 10 o'clock, a. m.

At 12 o’.lock, noon, each day,. the pupils wil] assemvle ia the ain tistt of tas Sehool. where tis Wxceliency the Goveruor Generai’s mecals, will be awarde4, certilicates for pi oficieney from the Sch.ol Board preseated, aud other prizes dis “ ‘Lo —_ .

‘Lhe usual entertainment by the pupils wil! held; By oeder uf eeavoel Burd. oe ae

ISAAC OXZNHAM, Scerytary.

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J JUNE 24,

wih gre

RECE WEI rider

y THIS W New

AAS RAD OT LT

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i q 890

PURO aA OCR EEK : —- Frene h Corsets, Embroidered

Veilings, Baby Carriage Wraps, New

Mantle Drapery, ete¢., etc.

BOER BROS,

—_—— me ee TN tetas,

Special Value in Black Gioo.is

FAMILY

+ PEMA GT IP

TE. a PFS aS ed

Mirt PRY hat as

MUU AND tt

| S A GOOD MAN AY buy Flour and

want to know where

B Ey. ER

SSORSP ANd WARE 7 Od HE

CMDS BADEN ESSS 2 eae i FE

CN I. TAT e em : 5 tT OT . = MOUR EudN & NG: Lt dud oa uTY

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S BEASTS She ST eT a 'ER

ri MR TR

aoe eT : ‘ rm BP Age CR OM Pet ie OPEL oe i RM Set

ANMEAL,

Y OF OUR FARMERS will have to Cornmeal this summer, of course they they can depend on geiting the best

yin, pln icaseih

value for their money.

BS

& GOFF

bs

have been in the Flour business for the Pp ist fifteen ye

and as they buy for that they are in a

benefit of the ver Cornmeal. Goods delivered

of charge.

Any communica promptly answered.

4 T?

"ooo elisa lected

(ueen and Hing “quare

tions

Ay os ew

Cash and sell fo po 1tiedli =O

y

iowest

r Cash only, they think AdH BUYERS the

ligures on either Flour op

71Ve &

at Railway Station or Wharves free

asking for prices, ete,

, will be

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galo at

counts. once.

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BBR OA OOD 3

FOR As I Have Got the Goods to do it

HAVE IMPORTED from

ENGLISH GOODS that cannot be beat tomers are Convinced at sight, and Sixty Pairs of PANTALOONS to select {

L'IGHT and DARK STEDS in the finest grades,

asl intend to let no one undersel) me. stock. Good Fits warranted or no sale.

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Purni ture for aZlinge Diss Must ‘be wee at

Sti tion.

Da

sod

sisi ae sinecialidiaiiia

the Sie st Houses in th» Old Country, SCOTCH and , en ip qui ty, pattern or rs Ce, and cus-

es these goods speax fur themselves. Five Hundred rom, the nob P WOR.

SUCITINGS in the newest desigos, and WOR- which 1 will make up at prices to suit the times,

I invite the public wo come and examine my

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aud make iv look as good as

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Hew,

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