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A LINGERING COUGH

The cough that holds on

in spite of all remedies needs energetic and _above all thor- ough treatment. A ' mere cough nihiture won’t do. Root out the cold that causes the-cough.

How? Scott's Emulsion. Why Scott's Emulsion?

Because' it stops the irrita- tion, soothes the tissues and heals the aiected membranes.

When? Right- away.

Scott's Emulsion begins to help with the first dose.

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NIISSINN IIIINS

Sent to the Far-East in Febru- ary Last

Will Discharge Thirty-Eight Shots Per Minute-The Latest Pro- posed French Artillery

I Tactics-

Amstt r of great importance in the

land campaign in Manchuria is the ex- tant tp which the two prmies are ¢ll\llDD-

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ed with qulckilring lield artillery. Japan

NIew

We have just opened a

large supply of Gold filled and Silver Watches for gentlemen, which were purchased as low as re- liable goods can be. and will be sold reasonable.

Remember all competi-

tion prices met.

IN.N. TNNTIIN,

jeweler.

Sunnyside

and Russia possess guns of this type, but -_lt lui`nkuow'nVto what extent their troops prcjrovided with them. In February a mpnlignmeut M71 of these weapons left St. Petersburg for the Far East; it was stated that these guns and tha seventeen car loads of ammunition which went with them would complete the re-armament of the Russian artillery. Should this state~ ment be correct, it would be a fact of

Igrsat importance.

The slow-Bring held gun, such as those

with which the Canadian artillery is arm- ed, can be dred about twice a minute. The recoil asuds the gun, carriage and all, plunging.back: The gunners must push it back toits firing station, reload, and than aim again. The new guns, by vari- ous devices, prevent this recoil. The gun stays lu place, and even the aim is _ only slightly deranged. It becomes a matter of loading quickly. Whsn tho Czar was in Franco eight s_lIots 'were dred from one of these guns in fifteen seconds. It is asserted that the guns sent by Russia to Far East can be discharged 38 times a ` minute. While a whois battery of the older type fired a dozen shells, a single piece of the new sort could send thrice Ihe number of prrjectllss.

French artillery ciilcers, who have lad

i`n the development of this new gun. have devised a new kind of artillery tac-

' tics. The omcer in command ofa bartery

w'here he supposes the enemy rc he. He has his guns ilre a certain number of rounds at it with their utmost speed. As

_ they ilre the guns will slightly increase

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is an important article

baking.

You want the best th

money can buy.

Try our new Pure Lea

in 1 and 2 lb blocks, 15C De lb.You will then use no other

these guns will eat up ammunition at an appalling rate, and that the ammunition

in upon a small plot of land will burst thirty

at in one deafening roar. The whole area

d for the alight changes in range will dis

5 dsmoraiizing t/0 troops caught in it.

will select a certain piece of ground

their range. When the required number of rounds have been fired the battery wil remain silent. Thus, without warning,

forty, perhaps a hundred shrapnsl shells,

will bc sprayed with bullets and splinters'

tribute the missiles. Such a gust oi shell- iire, a rafale, the French soldiers call if, should prove fearfully destructive and

It must be remembered, of course, that

will he heavier than of old. for each round

(315.1-II)

W. S. Slownrt, K. C. has moved muddy. The French have reduced the

to the office lately omupied by M;-_ number of guns in a battery to four, giv-

y ing the battery at the same time an in-

e crossed number of ammunition wagons.-

Oliver Rattenbury. DesBrisa Building, over Hughes’Drug Stor

Entrance from Queen St.

. zdmwf. wswka.

ant matter on the vile roads of Korea and

f ,must be put up in a ilxed catridge, with ‘abrass case. The ammunition columns will grow longer and heavier, an import

Manchurie, alternately mountainous and

' Toronto News.

~»---~'~='-""""" Will' IIIIDIIRE

We oil'er for sale property known aa

“Esdalc Foundry.”

This property was formerly owned

and omup ed by Mr. T A. cLean.

Good title guaranteed. Any information regarding same

can be had by calling at our office.

Bruce Stew art & Co.

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boiiennakerr, steam Navigation Co'a Wharl,

Charlottetown, ,

P. E. Island,

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PAIIIS AND AGI-IES

When People are Shouting the

Good News that Dodd’s Dys- pepsia Tablets have Completely Cured their Dyspepsia ?

Why endure the pains and notes and

discomforts of Dyspepsia and Indigestlon when relief is easy to flnd and easy to takri Why snuggle along with a daily burden of weariness and despondenf-y _while bright, active, cheerful people are shouting thu good news that they hive found relief and health and vigorin l)odd's Dyspcpsia Tablets? ‘

Louis M. Boudreau, of St. Louis, Cum-

berland County, N. B., puts the -matter

LIME! LIME

We al-e` now burning’ gud sia Tablets cured me completely. That'a

can supply from kilns on St. PCECIJS 01' lil Cll8.1’l0l-le' themselves. You can'tbe uncomfortable

town I _ V

B-Esr Q`uAI.I1Vv _ _ _

Of Roach Lime, suitable

for building and farming_Parm P Sc

purposes. I -

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»‘. I-'~ af' "., I II.

A brieily but right to the point;

“I want to encourage paople who suffer

! from~Dyspepsia to use Dodd`s Dyspspsia

Tablets" he says. “I had Dyspepsia my- nelfand many doctors tried in vain to cure me. Three boxes of Do'id'e Dyspep-

why I recommend them so highly." '

Dodd'e Dyapepsia Tablets digest the foorl

after eating if you ilnish the meal with a Tablet or two.

61 level with bniiriin 'silnate ou south side f Grand liver Road, t. 53. about two saline Exam Cardigan Brglgn. lacy terms Ann io

0 n 'rizauson

lac NAL n .

Barristara, Charlottetown'

UIIIBN IIHING - Noi Alliance _

io i_lIIulIl This

Incurable Kidney Disease Cured again. by Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Joseph Boone Given up by Doctors

and Discharged from the Hospi- tal as Incurable, Baci: at his

Work Again.

Fovrruxu: Hannon, Nild., May 0.-

(Special)-A cure that iaconsidered mirac- ulous is reported from Cottle's Cove, New Bay. A dsherman named Joseph Boone has been ailing during eight years, seven of which he was unable io work because of terrible pains in the back, and other symptoms of kidney complaint.

During this time he' was treated by

several doctors, and was dually sent to the hospital. After a treatment of seven months there be was sent hcmeaa in- curable. I _

Reading of the cure of Richard Quirk,

of this place, cf kidney disease by Dodd‘s Kid: ey Pills, led him to try them. The reeuio ls, that after using twenty-one boxes he Is back at his work at lobster ilshing.

There is no chance to doubt the truth of

this story. There are trust-worthy witnesses to every part of lt. It just proves once again that there is no case of kidney disease that DJdd‘s Kidney Pills will not cure.

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NEW G. T- Ii. FREIGHT YAIiD.~

Tonouro. May 3.-The Grand Trunk

Railway has taken steps to expropriate about six acrrs of land in the district rs- osntly burned out, for freight yard pur- poses.

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coops, earns, naarsancss, mu ornsr mroq dlments are quickly relieved by Oresolld iblafs. tan oants ner box. All druzgistn.

THE BOOKLOVERS' LIBRARY.

The following letter has been received in reference to a_branch ofthe Booklovers' Library being opened in this clty:-

Monrnnar.. April 20, 1904

In confirmation of our recent conver-

sation, we wish to advise you briefly of the Club service wi ich we propose to

operate in Charlottetown. .

We can, of course, give service on this

basis to any number of members, but would prefer to have you secure one hun- dred (100) before starting, if possible. Each member of tho club will have one, two or Lhres books (according to terms of subscription), and a surplus stock of one extra book for Icvcry four members would be left with Haszar-‘i Bt Moore, who will act as our agents, so that if one hundred members are secured the surplus stock would be 25. We feel that this would give a very satisfactory ser- vice, as all of the 125 books would practically be new titles, and although the surplus stock would not be great, the members ought to be able to get satisfaction, as the 25 would constant- ly be circulating, and no member would see the same book twice. The terms, cf course, will be tive, eight or ten dollars per ` annum for 1, 2 or 3 boiks service. The entire stock of books would baohanged once each month, and ship- ments would be made by express from our St John Office on the 28nd day of each month. Members could reasonably ex- pcfet tc have their new books two days later, and sufficient copies of popular titles will always be sont, so that each member will have opportunity to road the very books they want each month. This service has already been outlined to I-Iaszard 8: Moore, and they arr- now quite willing to accept thc agency on

this basis.

We trust that you will all feel that you

will get good value for the money invest- e I. We are anxious to start the service as soon as possible, and would ask you to lay the matter before those who have signified their intention ofjolning, at the earliest possible moment.

We are sending today to Haszsrd 8:

Moore, rrcsipt books, so that they will he able to enroll members at once. As soon as a remittance ls received frrm them for the Club nubscrirtions, we will glvein- st-ructions to St. John, and books will he shipped immediately. We en- lose, for your guidance, sample Club system order osrd. and will ask you toread very cara- fullv the simple rules contained thereon. Agents will have nothing whatever to do with orders from thc members, as these are to be sent direct to St. John once each month. ' ll this latter is not entirely clear, we will be glad to supply further Informa- tion at any time.

Very cord iaily youre,

The Booklovrrs’ Llbrary,Ltd.,

per l!'nan'Ir D. Lruaw.

_ Canadian Manager'

All parties interested in havinga Book-

lovsra' Club established hrre will please leaveiheir names and subscriptions at Hasaard £2 Moore'e as soon as possiblc that the list may be completed and for- warded. Those who have already given their uamey the Committee will please Icall and pay their subscriptions atthe above ilrm who will give all the informa-

BNIIIIINT IN I

forms at Recital.

Hail last evening, of the duo of plan Robert C. McDov\ aid of this city, and

pupil of R=ubel stein a' d Liszt. T two young men are not only talents

bid fairto become masters in their

reminiscent of Aus dtr0 Ie, they sutfsrei litile by comparison.

The program proved an excellent Before the concert, manv knowing o

Those who know the third movem

is excellent, and his interpretation adm

was artistic to a degree and his o drawh-ick at present is lack of coniiienoe, which, undoubtedly will disappear lu time.

After his pliylng of Hummel`s ‘Rm

do' (Concerto, 03. 85) Mr. M-cdonali was enthusiastically recalled, and r. sp inisfi by playing K\gfmJi\`s beautiful ‘B r- ceusI=.'

ln the dui for two pianos (Wt-bsr's

played marvellous unison and n tempo that was always up to tradition. This received a double recall. ~

Mr. Morris is csol and deliberate in hi-

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`<<-L=,~»v'V_ I f"-If-,

Fred E, Morris of Prince Edward Island, %_` V, I i; ' /,_

both talented pupils nf Mn. 0. B. von a I ' \ -{\»'§q.\ \ , `

Koni sbs -Summon himself a favored " / "X ` ._ `

R ra I hose ' H \“ V0!

d in MR. AND illRS, YARNELL.

the ordinary sense of the word, but they hard earned dollar on \voI-tlIli-ss ‘so-cnllcIl cIIr:It.’ IIIIII wfI_<r.>`prI»I>iI»us ti:II<~. <IIIlv to - : in

pro. the emi. ‘Safe (`ur'r" I~\|I‘vIl Inc- lifter' ull other rxicllivirics fuilcfi mul I in-In Lily I7I»1~tIm~I>I-IIII

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SAMUEL YARNELL,

MIISIENL IIIIIIIIES "LA_Biill LEADER,

iiurod of Kidney Disease by Wamer’s Sain iiiirc'

i'lr Yarneii ia a LeadlngL ghtlnthe

Fred E. Morris CIoverIy'Per- I émtherhwd 0, c___pm'm.m

~ ' _. _ ' " A ventions-He Talks

__ ;’/f“,' 9 ,,_ about -'safe

" * ` ‘ 3 ' "D Cure.”

'_ Q _itt T J, “ l Ilq not claim thui ‘Sufo

_, Q" ` Y- i - Cure’ Is s_ 't~III‘t~Vail,' i.IIi 1

TheMontreI\iWitneas has the follow. wi \I‘;\" J =_ _,I @ - frf*‘S1)'fM1l1\1H-l1\1t1Y~i|us made |ng ofa well known Charlottetonian:-A V =_`_, " - I

args and mist surprised and delighted \ \ <4. V( IIMVVV . audience lis‘ened to the recital in Kam / /' / "WI '

Ists, VV/

.iolners -- Has Represented His Union at Five Con-

- u1yl»urdcr\ea>.i~»rl»_v l»II.IIliIIg

up my badly run down s_\‘§,- wru. I iIuIl kiiinoy truublc, \vlIiI'lI, ns every one wlm siiifcrs from lt lcrmws, wholly uuilis a man for his \vI\I'lr. At first one :|005 not rt-mgriize IhI-. .syriipmnzs of kidney diss-ns:-. But ln ;;¢Io_I on st&~nlthII_\' .~1\|IpiII tlIII ~ti'I~Ii,~:'lI :I I `. ' ' :lily the Inl- l:I)Is~ I-II:III -_ n...i \IIIIf,=:.s _\I'-II know of \\`urIIcr‘s Safe I‘..I'rI You will tlI:‘I>\v nwuv Iu;.II\' ra

Have You These Fatal Signs?

ouc. Bnckuciie, rliciininiisni. in-ufim-III-, _-I\'I»lIiII~.~ frr-qII<.-nt dt»<irf= to urinntf- painful III--III

of water i'lII\IIl' \IriIII- ri-Ililisli I-vii .I 7 fy 1 - ' .I .I ’ - ` . .- I .

D88 _ I I 3 _ - . II III III 4-r I»rV\iiiIL_ pixiliimn Iii l.II»IIIII\y_ |I\:Iu ui. I .L

md chnraciarized |¢,, B., far (0,, gmbluou., 252:,’f5:;~||l\Vtm:;III III-urs, IIro II1i ala--lIIrI-ly II-I-InIII I.I,_III.. tIIIIt your IIIIIIII-_I.~ II-Ivo h.-1 I. but it Was not 0118 Whit 50 and Bhowel E Ypii have IIIVI'tirrIc (II lr».~I~Il`_IrIII IIn\'f-IIIIv IIFIII1--a ~\'|IIpirIrrI~_ or ii’_nn_V nir-rnlw r .Ii 1-I»¢.r conclusively that both the pianists were' L:\:LV_IlI:IVIVI;Is ,hast M;-I,..,.IIII.II.~ IIT IIII.1 VI,, ,,,.‘.V,. ,,.,,,,|_I,.; ,I-__ ,,_.,.,__,,,m.V,,_ lm ‘hum 'NVQ

IW “B .1 L6 la alma” an tml., , I VIIV* IVrII»_\.~ <IrV <‘vI»rI IIVIII- I I\_\'. tII~I II IIIttIs- <Ii' “ :\`.I|I~ t'III'<\" Iii the |Ioiu:I~sl I.I'IIL;

(v1'l;l“Ve(;u:cr€he\nm:_“;’ent and wyéoreq II.\s tuieil tlioiisuiiils ol I :Isvs ufivr I~\'r-ry II!lIt-I* rII~ IlIr~III<I failed, Iuirl will .~IiI‘~¢Iy

I I . _ .

Over, live th g0n<l account Of lhemselVe;.utV V' “E;l§|i;|yVekI|sdg‘|;;ré\‘:\.tee;Vd absolutely pure and free from all dangerous drugs found In In many

of By; I»»1I-»h<>;»=3--yi--_ ~;7fI;_;»;g5,I;- ..f...;'::...“..‘.::..f';:.;¥;II'I.I:I;.;;-‘_'I;I3..1It..f}‘I;::r.::;“..m:.‘r.L;.t;‘. ““">' W' “ th' mc: M' Dunfgxmvzll; 'Vaesvgrgsme In pa: All drug stores, or direct; $1 u bottle.

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formlna 1'- The nl wer not only over am- I - them but give an int=resr. to his work ' 'l`VI»4 <‘I~I\vVII\t-4_2 every sui_i’aI-cr from <li.<cII.<s-s of the kidneys, liver, bladder and blood, which Bach sn rnetlmss falls to arouse in t'"-‘Ii ‘l ';‘]'_'“‘fT_h“lf“_L“ff” “III “‘""’ ‘I"’"" “."`I“I ‘mme W‘.“ 9 “U” “b°"I“i-‘SIY U09- lmif an but musical Students HB technique piipl, .- VI_\e‘I or tm s nd\ Ice, and a rnodicul booklet which tells all about these diseases

y . d I4 I I\V prcsci I|Ir.IiIn for each, and contains many of thc thousands of testimonials received

. I l\'i'IIIIi 'iefnl i lie t* Win h ' I d b S fe C . All h '

todo is

lr \IV_ IV gIIVI V yn ns I awe Ieeri cure y I1 ure tygu ave

--1- 1»»-I M- Man--5;, ;:.:s;_“aug;:IsIs;§:.Is.i.2“I§;;?.:’:.i;f.2.'z;'2I.?:Io;:I‘;.f°°“_ ““'“°°‘°='°

(compost-:.1 bv the player) proved rt vsrlm- ble gem-iull of original theme and treat-

c-llsdand r-.spoI\dcd with n delightful rendering of Mcndelssohn’s ‘Spinning Songf '

The excellant work of these two young

pinist-I reflects the greatest credit; 0

whn,wiLhout flare of trumpets or extra

quietly and unol>trusivr‘ly, in simple lo

such.

he teacher and pupils alike.

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gg ` ,.. /_.,. ,, V I 'XA II. Taq*-. -L-. 'I -= ` eff.-.~ _:_ _~.‘/- ,.‘_ _I |-

Perpetuum MobilI) the performers dis- fx _VVV WV V

_ Io.-.cl-.f ~,~. .,`~, . ,

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L- -` T'“'géf--...~- -' "' """»-5" "`T"'> _

work, and, although his work is not “fs” VA

always as clear as that oi his csnfrere » . . ` *_ A__,..,-/_-.~_>F1:‘.,

were (3 3 .lash Ind vim about it all that V _V is very effective. His brilliant execution, I " "V_I.. I -_- ~.l»"`r"

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especiallyin tbe CHODIU Ulllllbtfs. drew _ _ mth wen Inermd »I>II1»w-»- A waltz 2'samI\is'|aaIrIaus,¢i&l

5-4 wed, sal, w 3m

. AT)

Where the people are

alwavs pleased is the place for you to buy.We have in our new show rooms a beautiful display of fin- ished work in monuments, sarcopliagus and head- stones of the best stock in various kinds -f marble and granites. all true to design at and bottom prices

Designs furnished when

. desired.

The best work guaran

teerl.

The old reliable pro

prietor. I

ment, and ‘Elfentanz‘ (also by the player) V _ had to be repeated. E

Altar the piaving of the Liszt Rhnp_ E sodis.No 2, Mr. Morri-I was again rc- . Q `\`l...- .

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,vagant newspaper platitu ies, has worked

ve v I .1

nihis nrt, to give to the world artists ` -*gy who arcin truth worthy of being cailed| - _ ,

The success achieved, especially in tt e _-lg

I.II,.Ir master, MI. Konigsherg-samnr

"BEST WlNTER LAVERS"

Our Thoroughbred iloc of zo hens layed over 9

._ doz eggs the past winte

I. K..

- ~ They are also n choi

table fowl. Eggs $1.50 V A’ E

~. \ uf.-

case of thzre two young men, must be n. per Sttting of 3_ \V_ N_ DUCH source of ~.r-.ep pride ard gratification to M[NV st Avafd 4 I9 Cod dwtp

it is much easier for a woman to confide

in the average man than in the average woman. She knows that the man will r -

apect her confideuces and keep them to h mself. He is strong, hasmore experience of the world and can help the woman who leeds advice. There is every reason w y

constitutions in the hands of unslrille persons. It requires a thorough medical education to appreciate and understand

E womanly organism. When a woman

ills and pains that she cannot bear

-when life seems darlr for every woman, che should confide her ti-cub es to a

or one who has a national reputation. Cer- tnluly it would not be the part of wisdom to confide in an ignorant person without medical education simply because she was a woman. There is every reason why she should write to some great specialist, one who has made the diseases of women a

Igecialiy for a third of a century, like Dr.

V. Pierce, founder ofthe Inva ids’ Hotel

and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. All his correspondence is held sacrediy coa- identiai, and he given his advice free and without charge.

So uniformly successful has Dr. PierIce’c

Faygrite Prescfipticnlgaoveu in all forma of male Weakness, ima, or Falling of Womb, and Leucofrhea, after curing the worst cases of these distressing an debilitating ailments, Dr. Pierce now feels fully warranted in oiferiug to pay “oo in cash for any ease of these diseases which he cannot cure.

Dr. Pierce’a Pleasant Pellets should be

ami with “Favorite Prescription' whol- aver a laxative is required.

4~yo its 5| wgi

. . TS,°NEW CAPS,

tion required on the subject.

women should not trust their delicate I

physician of standing in the community, I

EEE E?EEE

VARNISI-I IT WITH KUPAL

ls it a Door? ls it a Boat?

ls it 11 CaI'I'i'.Igc? IS it 21 liatI1~I'<><III`I.’ ls it :1 Store Irtmt? is it inside? ls it outside? ls it dull ami IIIII

'Ji bf. 'v

vAI=INIsI-I IT WITH /(UP/iL

lfopa/is made as _good as a varnish can bc. It`s for general use-. lf wears.

SOLD lil/

PLANT LINE

’ TllC Dll€Cl

, Route to I Boston

The S. S. Halifax will make the

first trip of the season from Char- lottetown for Boston, via Hahiax Tuesday. May 17ih Inst. at I o'clock and every 'lucstlay IlI<-re- I after-

From Bosion,Sa\uI(la;.< at Icon.

I .li.IlIabbe.

Walker’s Corner.

EEE E EEEE

For all infminaiicn aj ply In I--I

Planii line iliiiue,

,Pl:Inl{_l.iIIe \\`lIaII', ClI`1ovII~.§

3 -1'7<_ Llih il

STC) I1`E`J].\T'I‘!

I A III~..l an I I-omII».II»\IccfnI»r< n-llI II nice lawn utinrlii-ri, fIIrIIIslII_Il_ Im IiIf» summer iIIoIIIlII» at \`irIIIIia, cII.;III»II, ;iaI.I» IIII cried. 1 ,I;»Iv¢fI P I-I’ nfI.=II:¢II_ III(-IcIIIIIII_ \'ifu»III\ or io ilir Iiuilcrsiglir-tl ou the ',\Ie1I lx1- l\iI-s lda /\_ Palmer, Victoria. 6 Ilfz nw tl]\II\c 1.

I rIIIs|_srI2IIIIIIsa I - it 1 9

I IIITY oi LIINIIIIN

Will until further notice leave

,Steam Navigation Co's., wharf on Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 p. m. for Halliday`s and Brush Vlharves.

Thursday at 3 30 p. m. for Mc-

Ewen s aud West River Bridge.

Friday at 3.30 p. rn. for I-iiclrey‘a.

Haggarty‘s and llayden‘I= Wharves, East River.

Saturday at B p. m. for Craraud. ` Every second Monday to Vernon River Bridge according to tide.

T. J. CRAIG,

Manager,¢harlottetown.

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We have choice lines'lof new Hats and Caps.

We have the prettiest lines of young Men’s Caps in town Yon’ll wantone this S ring. Come early.-]. B. MacD()N§ . If, ALD 81. C0., Leaders oglow prices, _ I If , f‘~.‘.

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