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THE GUARDIAN CHARLO'1"1‘ETOVYN, P E 1. NOVEMBER 25 1899

fi _te ttsi 'i it _

inn a or Bradatreets and Fulton Nat’ oct 30 \9,d&w3|l|’

amels

viake olates-

at any cltlm

It-classstores.

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BEAUTY

llslhtlhsliudtlsssenitaeltmbt

lltsfnes mdvltality cl a Ilalihy ledy»-Dr.A.W. Chasc’s Nerveand

llecdPls|na\eVoma\Bea|tl|uL

11\sre'sacenain elnrmcfbeanty in the

fuodul, elastic movement and clear cesa-

Qexiodlodahalthyyomanhwhkb thefean

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Newomananbehmntifulnnttltheblcod

ng-vesstrengthened. Dr.

oodisaioodfcrthe

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Department of Public Works.

November 0th, 1899.

IALID TENDIRS will be received at this Department up to noon on

*ar S gntggd, Tuesday, Dec. 5, ’99.. It

any personorperuons willing to supgd

YIQIHIIS Paaeemwua mate Hamm rm-.ti

lilfi (ln ,

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31st December.

wi wie; the same to

Faleonwood. at in such quan-

tlme to time

meal. But

Cheese. Wash- Straw Milk

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and

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allowing chica.

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y bind them-

selves to accent the lowest or any tender.

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I my stefeqnireamirkeatam.

tnce promptly ans

application.

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RICHARD SMITH, Secretary p°\,\\¢Works

I. RAILWAY

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a.M- PM ' President, Mrs. (Dr.) B. Johnson.

xzalt* uncticn I) 1.40 10.0)

iltahire. 8.35 1156 $.28

Huntt Riva' 8.22 12.43 9.18 Ar. Emeraldhv 7.44 12.04 8.48

Ar Lv.B.ll11.Q8.Nl °‘ “ Mrs. Wm. Shaw.

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l°rom the annual report of Third Assistant _ Postmaster General Madden. _ just issued, it appears that the total ordinary postal revenue lor the past decal year--including sales of stamps, stamped envelopes, newspaper wrappers postal cards. receipts hom box rents. etc,-was 893,784,719. Reeeiptlrcm money order business were 81,286,664. The total receipts from all sources were 895,021,884. The expenditure during the year were $101,486,270, and on accountof previous years 8196.891. The excess of expenditure over receipts

was, approximately, $6,650,000.

The money taken from dead letters

for which no owner could be found, and that realized from the auction sale of unclaimed articles accumulated inthe dead letter omce, aggregated 813,116.

The report states the department is

in receipt of numerous reports from postmasters at delivering etlices show- ing that over-weight tint-class matter is constantly being dispatched trom mailing oflices without due postage rated thereon as required by law. The forwarding of over-weight matter, it is held, should be condned to. letters in their usual and ordinary form, ex- cluding all packets.

With regard to the demand for a 1- cent rate on drop letters deposited in t letter cartier oilices for delivery through boxes in those ofloes, the assistant postmaster-general says that, as no more service 'm required for such letters than when deposited in the oflices where free delivery has not been established he favors the proposition. The consolidation ogthe third and fourth t classes of mail matter is recommended as serving the public interest and con- venience greatly in the direction oi facilitating the work of the department-

“HE MISTAKES THE EFFECT FOR

CAUSE.’ "

That is what the person does who

tries to cure rheumatisrn or any other disease by relieving I \ symptoms. Hcod’s Sarsaparilla anis the cause of these diseases. It naturshzes the acid in the blood and thus permanently cures rheumatism. lt tones and strengthens the stomach. restores hs natural digest- ing duids and permanently cures dys-

Hood’s Pills cures constipation. Price

25 cart!

Dont cough

g;°£,‘;“;'f “Wak°’_° d°°° 'ro rtsntmumrtt

5 his. Iggy staem quite ne':htlia)t fascist are wsvs Nl _

Dr- HlfV¢¥'¢ 5°“fl\¢f" f3'.».€’t.'."§»..I." »".§‘.°‘i.”.?v. .x’L.f't..2°.'if ` ‘

TRY U8 Our careful attention and _

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T_l\_¢ n¢n¢novers6,ooo,ooo. A A K ' if 'L'§NCH~&i‘@_i' T

Kina tavcr us with you °.::.ti‘.u.-mr. “°°°°`°*°

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ED PINE ."°°“....}t'.t‘,'=..t'.".:'t'.'.’.;.:‘:°t':.'.°:..::t..*s°‘:::: ~----- s

satisfactory account. sale:-, will be revelat'0»\l» f0 I' I N UI-la

M M our ll*°° °f bW*\||°°“ 15 W9 une" in . V

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Will °h°<>1_= if- f?.'...... ' 18 Fulton

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Mining Co. of Ontario, Limited. ~

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Cealseedlly the W. ¢.‘l'. U.. dhrle

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Pnsnoa.--“I hereby solemnly pro-

mise, God helping me, to abstain from all distilled,iermented and malt liquors. including beer, wine and cider, as a beverage, and to” employ all proper means to discourage the use of and tramc in the same.”

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cnns ron nan atmmo mar, 1900.

_1st. Vice President, Mrs. Hensley. 2nd ~» -* Mrs. A. Lord. 8rd -- -‘ Mrs.C.Matheaon. 4th ~ -° Mn. T. Piekard.

2%-It °‘ °- Mrs. N. Armour. th

son

Correa in Score , Mrs. W. P.

Doull. Pond g “U

Treasurer, Miss Sara Maerae.

Mothers’ Meetings, Mrs. A . Lord. Health und Heredity, Mrs. P. Large. Scientific Temperance Instruction,

Mrs. R. J. Campbell.

Sunday School Juvenile_ Work. Mrs.

Silas Hodgson.

Industrial School, Mrs. L.. M. Poole. Parlor Meetings, Mrs. Wu i.M.CoHu. Press, Miss Sara Macnee.

Evangelistic. Mrs. J. News ton. Purity in Art and Literau ire. Mrs.

Dr. B. Johnson.

Pailismentary Usage, Mm. Chas.

Matheson.

Militia and Soldiers, Mrs .I SIMU-

wood.

Sailors. Mrs. Thos. Pi&rd. Regular meeting held ia tba .W- C.

T. U. Parlors, Grafton Si., eva ty HOD-

Isarecsntsps_echbdcretbe.El|¢iil|\

Army Temperance Association. 10111

-_ Wolseley said: Thereare some battles _

8'9". to be fought; some great enemies t t0 be

encountered by the United Kingdom.

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-.rt genitalia may be _rf

isdrink. It kills more thaaall our

only destroys the body, but the mill and soul also."

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We have decided closing out our Boot and Shed dcpa.rtIncnt,and devoting our entire etoroftopv Dry Goods and Ready 'Finder Clotliinf.

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Seven thousand dollars Worth Boots and Shoebat prices that will make a. quick clearance. - Ladies’ iinc boots,button and laced 33 1-3, Childrcn’s fine boots 33 1-3. Ladies’ strong boots 25 p e Childrcnisp strong boots 25 p c Mcn’s and Boys’ boots 25 p o

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As the price of boots and shoes is this sale will give you an opportunity to buy your wants at Big Bargains.

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i;sur;;|»‘i&";s.ei-the NEW

CAPITALIZATION-

$300,000.00 fully ||al|l and nets-assessable. ,.

Par value of shares, 30c.each.

Owning and operating the celebtrated “Gold Hill” property wh ich comprises

location situated near Rst Portage. Ontario, Lake of the Woods, between Sultana and the filling suhicient to supply 30 stamps. Controlled by strong lontthl eyndlmta.

Several llllllrall of feef of Work dome ` Equipped with Steam llelste Fampeuad Wlii. A

All necessarv buildings (about 20 in all) are in good repair.

A working property now producing bullion. _

‘Assays are usually satisfactory, running from $3§00 to $400.00 per ton. ' Mill runs show the ore to average $15.00 to S20. per ton.~ Iast mill run (August 21, 1090). Q. .“ fi

gave $579,85. or $15.25 per ton. . The next mill run is expected to exceed this, value per ton. P . ' i ` A

For shares and reports by Engineers John E Hardman, S. B._ and Capt. Z. J. B. Wiiil i

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