rah. ‘on; or INDIAN ciilnnautr.

rattan as Qilbeab iiauatuuy Newqtapr.) _ "Kirk 3 e voissfsaui. Iedia steslieg, I‘. ,Childraas'»veieee we disseru-— - :Volses sweet and full offeeling, Soslias some from besrts that burn:

' Come and teach us; ' .-v v- Wpe‘ are young, and we can learn.

"r-v l>‘senreu'r‘i score'd and hated,

~ ' 5- Wooden-g , s that ‘we could burn, "Unto Him, whose wordcreuted -fleavs'n‘an'd eurtti we lain would turn: _ ‘ ,'Colus,pud teach us;

' ' . O

t A

young and, we can lsaru. l* ' Wrl lp'sve' of One who never !.lt_,le,'ch_ildrens prayers doth spurn ; Golds’ us to is feet. and ever ‘ " Heartfelt t auks will we return: M . — QOIIIA and teach us; We are vouug, and we can learn. 1~4~‘itlt‘ti::'.t:;.“;':.:°:.::f:':.... lie we love doth always cherish DIIW. ..h‘.'. -94 .--ch. to W _ . ’ est Wuvnever, _ _'I'ilt to jllyléfllllleltd be! _— ;,;_ ' van inure s. _ .Eittriar.—Au,‘ example of the way in many old superstitions have vanish- found in the willingness of men

, -daysto begin enterprises on Fri- $g0§l_'l'l.l3,‘!l:,tl hazardous for a shipmaster to

.-~tt~-is netjtrtlauy years since it was

cave port on that“ unlucky day ;” but lIoW_'tlIere'a‘re fewiwho feel any re ug- iialfce‘ to slartiiig on Friday. Capt. Lin- coln of the bark‘ Nautilus, of this port is not one of that select few. He took his‘~de‘parture from Boston on Friday. Jt,Ipe,2<,1._,and arrived at Genoa on Friday, Tu y 29. He left Genoa on Friday, Au- gust 5. and arrived at Malaga on Friday, Kugttdt 19. After the old superstition, we may expect Friday to be admitted to equal rankiwith ‘other weelt days.— B°’iW?¢.é¢r drumm- D'?3<?!tlf!t‘r*;--FIancis I, asked one day of Duclmtelythe. learned Bishop of Orleans. if he‘ was a- ntleman. ‘ Sire,‘ was the prelat'e’s‘l{eply," In the ark of Noah there there three brothers--I cannot tell from which of them I am descended.” « A,lYli'1!IuLua-—‘What’s the matter, -lohn ?' .. ‘ I ant’ done nothing father.’ '“" Well_‘w,b'at are you crying for, you

E III

New ooons.. , . _-

JUST IMPORTED. and for sale by the Subscri- ber, t if NEW S'l?0IE in Griflen Street-— Jl CHJICEI SELECTION or MERICJN GOODS, consisting of—— US‘? AR iu_ libds.. barrels, and, by retail; .cr-shad, . ‘ 1 Superior

Scuchon TEA‘ in chee'ts,llall' chestsband by retail: corrciz. nice, slim BRBA ,in barrels, sad by retail; Orsclters. Viaegsz. llussarll. Pepper, Tabla Salt Sch.‘ Balssawsmislp. Candles‘ Starch, Burning I-‘luid, Matches, Tabasco. C"

'9.- .|;vl_aIt}lt1e‘ning. OIAIGII, GOJVFICTIOJVERY. S, . l '. V ' .. ' "

Printed ‘C are and Iuhleachsll do..sbest- lag. bedtiok.r&e.; ha ice’ and Geats'.,~lMlia Rubber. Boots and Shoes; India Rubber Coats, Oil Suit»:

Sneatbs, Hay-rakn, y.-lftrks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Garden do. _ _ , , 1 Ar.so—Anassortmeut ofCurrier‘s TOOLS‘ Pails.

. ,Tuhs. in nests or single, Clothes—pins. oouis, .Brushes, Gnu. ‘. Harsn, Arnori ti and Island Manufactured SOLE LEATHER I eats Leather, Calf-skins and

armies Leat r 7

N. B.-The ii" best prices. paid in cash, for green hides, calf and otlfier skins.

‘ WILLIAM B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, June 10, I853.

NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber the received, pus Brfi _.dtlssood. from LONDON, and other recent arrivals, the following GOODS, which are etfered cheap for Cash. Bales &. Cases Dry G 50 Chests Choice 'leas.

Canvass, Cordge, Oaltum. Chain Cables inch to 7-Bths. Anchors and I.

Cut and Wrougiit Nails, Spikes, r

London and Liverpool Soap, London wsxad-wicls Candles,

Barrels Choice Sugar, uses, die. die. LONGWORTH dc YATES.

Water Street, Charlottetown. “"0 "ill. 1353-

!-!ubback’s Patent. WHITE ZINC PAINT. OW LANDING, u: Brigulttwood, from Lois norr,a farther su pl of the above valuable Paint Also,ufew casks riers and Putt ,&c. JAMES DESB ISAY. June, 13th. .

a NEW‘ GOODS JUST RECEIVED. at the LON-

DON HOU , x the H SIR JLEXAJVDER sud -- smi

ltlbher ?" .9 I was afraid you would whip me,’

lwilatlwhip you when you haven’t done on,ythng!' ‘Yes, sir. ’

._ ‘ Go into the house, you booby.’

‘ 'Jplin_ felt quite relieved, and went into the house, and his father went down to thefurm. very soon his father came back in a rage, and laying élcowhide over the urcbinamhack, said- .-

3 -I not tell you, when I went away, to_h,qe, that corn 2" ‘Yes, sir. ‘ but you

told.—me.jtsst now you wouldn’t whip me if I hadn't nose not-nine.’

f1Luiul;y,‘jnqreases the luggage of and thereby impedes the march. Love, like the_plaguo,|‘is often com- munltiated try clothes and money. It‘oastfbe'el', serellity of mind, a pretty wife. and cold, water baths, wil! make altno_'st.:any-rnan, “ healthy, wealthy. and wiseifj _‘ ' ’ i The lady who“ fell in love,” has been extrica.tpd..We regret that her fifth and seventh ribs were broken. She wa’n taken to the hospital. , the best “ female

. ~S pi as I phyfifglttin 5/Elfin Hletlblylldg N lne times out of wax,» marriage will do a girl more good than~’arr'y other medlicitie-in the world.

A‘ pretty woman is a brillant poem, full ofrhyrne, mtisic sentiment. and all manner of illustrations, When “ bound ” in one’s arms, she increases to several volumes.

A sn'ilo,r,l'oolting serious in echapel in Boston, was asked by a clergyman, if he felt_ ‘tiny change ; whereupon, the tar put his,hand-.in his pocket and replied, ” not a cent.’ t '

Witty’ sayitgs are as easily lost as the pearls slippingollf a broken string, but a woitl fofflligluess is seldom spoken in vain, It is7a.- seed, which, when dropped by chance, spring up a flower.

Loin-willnotzpay house-rent, line a bust- gry“stonlich5,'Ur satisfy the tailor.’ ‘It is, however, yqry. good in its place and sea- son. lfielsodl-water, white pants, con- ference ”lpe,_Vetings,",v,slttian_acs, (or corn- Itusxiflitl) '. « 3 I

A-"Cross 'Whlk—'l‘o "take a stroll with a girl svha has lb sulks.

Laughter when only-lip, deep, tells us that tltelu~rriay'*hu' pain utthe heart.

Eialatinoushipsl-are rather far-fetched sometimes both in Ireland and Scotland. " Do you know out Duffy, Pet?" “ lHI0W him, is V , A role, ,'ol‘ mine ;‘.,llA.Ollt‘.e,w'anl.cd to marry my -i'!°,'..K!t°-’.' .' « =

A ctlswls ind rain. but little arm? would, happened to dine the other duygt

J’ i n e

life,

it ?” H WITH, 'l‘stlrd he's a near _

.N'Y.llPH” The Subscriber has rscsivstl a Iiarge Supply of Fancy sud Staple Goods, Suitable for the Season. »

A|so—'I‘ea. Loaf and Moist Sugar; Blue, Tobacco, Spices ofall kinds, die

A nerttl assortment of Hardware. Bar Iron, as- sorted sius, round, squats and flat; Window Glues; Putty, Wrought and Cut Nails, Spikes, &c. Pure London White Lead; also. No. 1, 2, 8 do Black, Yellow, and Red Paints; Raw and Boiled Linseed

Snap, Starch,

O

l. It -

‘All of-which are ofered at the Lowest Cuslt Price, at his stors,Great George Street, opposite the Catho- l' .

‘C HENRY HASZARD. Charlottetown, July 4, 1853.

Glasgow and‘ Manchester House! THE Snbsaibsl has JUST . RECEIVED his SUMMER SUPPLY of JV'Ell’ a FASHIONABLE GOODS, Per Brig Jllaouod, direct from London. DAVID WILSON.

Richmond Street, ml. June. less.

Oats, Oatmeal. Pearl Barley, etc. HE Subscriber is purohaei OATS. OAT- MEAL, PEARL BAILE . K)TATOES,

UOL, WOOLSKINS, BU'I'I‘EK, llc. kc.

- JAME N. HARRIS.

BARLIIY. ANTED, a few hundred Buehels good TWO ROWED BARLEY, for ‘which the highest

* price-will he paid. ' GEORGE BEER, Jnr. Charlottetown, Oct. 12th, 1858. at

HIDE! HIDE 1! rice paid in Cash, for HIDES at the Subscri er's Tannery, West corner of

Queen 6; Kent Streets. EDWARD E. IDVE. October FIN I3”. CW5 Ill

ROOIIJN FULLING MILL.

THE Subscribers, in returning thanks to the public of P. E. Island for the liberal patronage with which they have been livoured, hope, by careful at- tention to the wants of their customers, to me a

continuance of their favour. be following are the prices, in Nova Sootla

urreacy . hitting only, per ml. in Do.- and‘lralf ressin ,Qd ' I-‘stilt Bi“ om mli'i"I' 9:‘ Ol s si lac rown. ivs- sen (‘NWO-Ofofl’I‘I,'::d Ctrbhit, 8d per yard. ‘ll ‘ ' Do. and half dressing, do. l0d - Do. aridvfull dressing, do. Is ' Bottl;'a.w: Iuvhiblg'(lneu dyed and full dressed. . ., . _, . v ~ WDJEJPS WEJR. grown. dysddsnd ptssspld peryard. ed“ FOOD O. O. W ne ‘s Ws'r oul rd,2 d Dy"e'ingnScarlet., P" F ‘ Naedtltttonaluuargs ferearr . A. "M E .. . S 8..

led’

\ I I. . Aousl-rs—~Chsrlettstown, St. 65, vsr.

} .

Mr.D. Stewart, E|eunor's Mr. N. J. Brown. Greed Illver, Lot John M‘Doauld,.P4qr .Whlts Sands, Mr. Glo Hurray Harbour, Mr. Hy e. lot-.liltn, Middle River. Pietou, N. 8. July 13th, I850. , _vj Oharlottegvn "Gas .wes-he." - _ 0'I‘IOIt - ‘

t that all panic‘ no h 0 tbhssugne.wIt give M: at e ‘om rliss ‘DIsg1llsdI',‘It'

_-filfld ins in la ‘ape eeryicq pipds, and internal ' dofi .5.

Tie

Gem 1h writin I so ‘the '

one of our. t hilwelfvwitli his.,.iaigh-

freel » '

mister! bringon _some mbre o t t ear eidsr it it hatu’t gl’n out,”

I

“'4 tti , which ingto fifi . _ , , _ he Gas Cofi uilfiflde ll

t or l.stn_ps, Pendant,’ .fie. h’ I may be seen in a few days at tIuWeku.1' 1' H

I Order, JOHN GAINSFORD. Seety.

la altths papers.

Ostld, ll“.

' ,'l‘O still by private sale, ths,.I.eeaehold will

' of the Farm. Such a Farm is vary so dam in t e

'iu"..°""‘

"l' 1-’ lul a

IiAszARD's _GAZE_TTE, ._NQVEMBER"f2f_’f‘ :1“? ,

rattns r'ot‘t.sa1.r.. ..r. . ears, containin 80} acresef l.and,evii)li

the Iluildsnge thereon. boat 40 acres. use clear

' There ts.a good pump at the door of the Dwdling House. This Form is. situated at 10 niles.t'ioni I town. on .snd known as

‘further praisuIerp.upply;to NI‘ Wluos-.av on the Premises. or tollursuv Pauslrt, Esqt. Chadetlr

IOWII. Lot 81, West lliupleae 1!, loss

-—$o..—»~-A xv-- ----»-‘ -

0 L31‘ for sash: a-Tami oryuers av may agreed ii. iii «Farm known as ‘She situate seven miles from Chstlottatawe erbegiltlver, 1‘ nstsip Ne. It eeutaisingdld acres ofssssllstit land, upon which-are ssuod 9 Done‘ Cost Ufiilr able for u gehteel fuuily, endeoustisedisus out es. Possession can be lvee as case. - ‘

Apply to HAMILTON LANE, Esq. Charlottetown. Ittli Sept. I808. -

House in "Kent street. ‘HE subscriber eflhrs for sale, or to let, the dwell- ing House in Kent Street, adjoining his own residence. It contains a large Store. ittl good lieut- roof Cellar, and six good oomi, ‘I: re iua a Stable for eight Horses, and now Well of Watdr in the sad. It will be let altogether or in two rte. Ou £200 beingpaid down,‘ the remainder could to on mortage for four or live years. JOHN BREEN.

June lath I858.

»J Sh to be Let

RONTING on ueen's Square and near the

Depot ofthc Royal Agricultural Society. It has

a lllltsll oliice stfpiuiug, and a outnmodious cellar

boneutlnastd is I desirable stand for business. En- quire ut this ollice.

Form for Sale.. ' HE Subscriber offers for sale his FJIRJI, con sisting ofll0 acres, 90 acres Freehold, and 20 ncres Leased. at One Shilling pervplprq. :_ is about 40 acres cleared, and in . lgh state of ' ' ousd, Barn ‘aiidlworltshop on . It is situated in the beautiful ,5 flourisliing settlement of Searltown, about 2; flltttl from Hooper’s Corner, and about 1| rniles'l'rom'the South Shore, wherulalslsiidunce “Set! Manure ma be had. I-‘or particulars apply to she ‘Subsurilstf ‘

souls rcoun. '-3

the prelalsss. t Seurltossn, 2d Oct, 1858.

Valuable Farm or Sale.‘ THAT valuable leaseho|d“l’A mt. Long cult, for 999 years, rmsrly -in the "possession of Joins McLean. now owned ‘by the Subscriber. There are on the reniises ti go House and Burn. nished: two wells and‘ plant of poles; also a ersh which cuts 80 tons of a . One thousand poles ‘will run the'l'me‘ fence,'as lac’ farm is elmosrsurrouudetl b water. There ‘ abundance of Mussel and black marsh lid in liout

ma at. For particulars apply to r. JAM CAIRNS, Globe Hotel, Charlottetown, or to JOHN _GARVIE, Bonshsw Inn. Terms Moderate.

Oct. 8, I853. '

‘ Cottage to Let. , ‘ TO LET, the Cottage immediately above A -

thecaries' llall, fronting on Qfueeti Street. fili- modiute possession given. ’ so, tlte Store and Counting House’ ad'oning Apothecnries' I-lull, Cellar underneath, and are Room tituiched. Rent inoderalb.

’ THEOPIIILUS DI-ISBRISAY. October 12th, I858. I

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. HE Subscriber ulfers for SALE his WHARI‘ and several BUILDING LOTS adjoining, at F001‘ Quuusr S'rlxu:'r. Persons desirous of par chasing, will please malts early application to ' THOS. B. 'I‘Il.EMAIN Charlottetown. Joye 23, I868.

Butter, Wool and Sheep Skins. ' *".=.°a:-:::r'.:,::':.;%-:.:,...',~_':.°.-2 _t9l9l.’l‘:.‘i ltoautvr nl:i.i..

SHEEP SIIJVS. Queen Squars,Cli.Towa, 3 - stay tllst, less.

VETERINARY PRACTICE,

Under the Patronage of His Etcsllanoy Sir

ALIXAIIDII BANNIIIIAN, Knight. GEORGE LORD, begs laava reqrectfiilly to inti- lnate to his friends and the public in general,

that lie has resumed his practice in the Vu'r,s-.u tstanir_ Lilsu. underthe patronage of His Excellency Si

cuxaruis BIANIIIIIIAI, i t. _ .

After a successful practice of 27 years-~14 in Eng- land and 18 in America—in_ the curse of which he has been directly instrlancatsl, through his. skill, in sttvisg, for their owners, the lives of rnany.,vn.|ua_ble

a renewal of Puai.ic Parrtouaou, he may be per- mitted to say that he -considers himsclf.te be as well. ‘ uelilied to prescribe Musiclisus and prefers:

PIIATIONI. in the capacity ofa Holst sud Cow DOOTOI. as any individual who has ever practised in

that be may conlides ‘look forward to a renewal of :h;t' patronage which e formerly enjayudin ' I

Water Street. Clurlottetown. ltus-:lt:rsc:.—Messrs. Desilriss 8t. Cu.._A_pothe., caries‘ Hall. At the Depot ofthe oyal Agricultu- ral Seciet . . A

June I . I858 ' ‘ ' . ’ ,' ' Tris ' ed s's~a aopytsf the Us-rtljlcets «Mel Jlr. Lord has received front His Essslluscy. . a _ Guosoa Loan, has attended. and prescribed for spine. of, my Cattle at Government House i‘snIl...he. has-doseso sacnwfully. and.I shall reedil} employ __him again. - A.,Ba_rtauarsats. Lt.Gsvssuor.

l l

’l"or Sale. ‘qr to I..et_.,_ V THAT ‘pituitary situated ‘COTTAGE about one mile r Charlottetown- tcgether with the buildings about six acres of land. For part

"W ml" M'v"M' ioim s BREMN!:lt' Chailottsthwa.‘0et. a. less. '

_ $91“! LEI; ' TO LET. that well known HOUSE sod PREMISES, situate in Pownal Street, hloflfl as Mas“ Woou';._NI:oar:irt'gr

1

esso. _ gtvsn J next. For further ’II'llCIlIrI,l5pl&b . .- Ispt. D. . . DEBIJOIG.

.... ......« «...». ;;;;.'~.

It

Houuss and Cows; he hopes that, in now soliciting. .

— or elsewhusw, with

that line in this Colon ' and he, therefore, presumes, ,

ll.heinuwcl—Next door to‘ the Victoria 4 Boomer , a mg.

. tadirion ofWutts's Hymns used the Bspt tchepsl,

. .got up in the very‘bss l

l..i.'l‘iy _

'4 ‘III!--\'lI.Il

l. 'l'I:~tl ‘tr

BEG6 ts uououuss BRITISH and

conducted oaths OJSB pvincipld, and at her last, will make irniasdiate payment. June lb, IS“, '* " ~_ '

1

node will be It

A

TATE of tIie_late Hon. Colonel, Lulu. situa f in Cliarlotteto-ut.sod its vicinity, vt_;: ‘ N , TEN '.,I'I,, , 59.60 and 81.lIi the Fourtli Hundred ofnits in Charlottetown cnntsintu nearly, \two .A ' of Land, fronting, on Iloclif Square. tat-t'el'ti.ll;“laid out with ornumeutal,_ liuit ties, and Garden’; it contains also the Family Resi- dence, cut houses oftlteldecuased, of the nice coni- modious descri tiou: v

wu Lows Nos.~'I,4, 5 ends, in the’I‘hir§ Huudrsd -st’ Lots in Ourlslettstown aforesaid, an One-swuutieth rt ct 'I‘ewn»Lcts.Nee 07, C8 and O9, in the Second nldred of boss in Charlottetown, ad- ' ’ ' eperty of Daniel Hudson, Esq. , is

to suit pure sees Towre Lo-rs us. 3, 4, undo, in the Filth hundred saswn, ullwessid, in lots to suit , .

"To, be ' Sold.‘ . I Bykgilyfirc saw. the following v.at.uAa,I.tt

so -u

N of Lets in Clturlotl Ptllllllllafl.“ . ‘ Town Lot No. 64. in the Fourth hundred of Lots in Charlottetown, adjoililttg the residence of the Chiel Justice. ' Coanaors Low. I2 sad I8, in the Cotninon of, and inelese proxitnit' te Charlottetown. coutullilng ’,I‘wenty-four Acres, tn lhts to bull purcliniteru.

Cllarlottelwm, and whidi forrtts the Western side of

the approach fmm’I‘owd to Government House, in

lots to suit eels 3 ‘ ' - ' ' -

l Pas-rust: LOT No. 564, in the Royalty of Clia

lottetown,.d1IMslliI‘?wili0. . _’ . 5‘. ALso—PEW No. 3I.in Uta South Aisle of St

Pajulls Church. Charlottetown. ;-

N

Ese. Barrister at Law. Charlottetown; at l'ict.ou. to J. -Hasstimort Last, the Aeti Executor of. and one of the Trustees asrusd is the ill of the lots

Cl A. Laue. Charlottetown. 26th0otobsr, 1853.

FOR SALE.

, HA1‘ valuableplot of- GROUND at the head of - Prince Street, formerly the site of the Baptist Che I, Donlisg I00-feet on Euston Street, and 104 on ppur Prince Street.’ It is use of the mat desir- able sisuatiensia the suburbs for a gertt.lensau’s resi- dence, or is capable of hairy divided into three good building Lots. For Tsnus, to. apply to A ‘ t W. H. POPE.

'r. e. DEALEY, SSION MERCHANT AND

June 0.

‘COMM!

, p‘ Broker. .2». .7, somru squtzurr. JVEW your.

= - e eyed in build’ 8 sure BOnA,|'I‘S cfal loads. for the generous suppers he as hitherto experienced in that line. and to notify his friends and the ublle at large, that he is making aratioos for a urger and more extended businese,stid that. for the rpose of accotnmedstiu persons who may favor him with gentlemen have kindly csassIit- ts:-- « v ‘ - Gaptsin Mlavsrswsosr, ofthe Stearser "Ross." Mr 0 "l’.«lhtss'astn, Charlottetown. Capsaiu Huuuiiun, Tigllislt. ‘ «Mr. Wu.‘-I'!:wutw. Innkeeper, BIIIIIIIOIIHO.‘ -'NlO1l0l.AI‘0ONlU!,‘8fi.,'KllIIIIO. H ‘ ll Ll. .. "VI'IV'

. Part ofComuton IbtHNo. IS, in the Common of 1'

further particulars. apply to W. lions-AH.‘ '

April 0. I353.‘ .

',_,1~{().Vl3:i.'i‘rEs I-‘oit 'i‘iit::,, §y;ylMl$1t., ‘WIL l‘.'IA’M _HE4A,,Rl,) , _

I%IlDION 1lf.'i.ivUF.4cTiIa"1°i-tl_,l

selected this" Sloclt','w"Id cill especisllattautioo_t'o"s vaytpty of , _

' l"E'.V.,’‘!.!,*.'"=I|A?-_8' "3 I-‘DIES’ ‘1’ll-E8S.ll§~....Sl.l—Kt8. ~§.fl4.l!l7.l.S. nip-

.. sous, raaasona, lONNl'llS,-_"If'l'lirI.'_‘l-N_'lI;|¥-, duo», . c. . '

,4 1¢rge,.,;;I.;ttfi ' Clotlis, no¢3'lim,"(‘a~m-aru_‘ " .‘ Thistle)‘-"l§’eisl-oeustisgs

LINEN ’t‘.l0on_s OF, ALE." DES.cIt'1Pz‘I‘o‘Ns. : ‘

_ Boots and Slto¢s,o_adrua'yprIicle in,th¢_Ij‘t'lrn,iIh,‘;t‘,g_,1Jéjiart'rrienr,_' A In order to‘conip'ete-‘witli other Hanna, W. H. begs to iefetu his'l‘rietids thesis futurehis best. ,t'equesu- those whose accounts were furnished ta :5.

Tvtelvetrcrs. . lsghsspsstt -safest. best, and niist sl'e'oto‘sl

iaequal is ten Peanywerth closeup! - ea nislliogly grsaté that-"a W , , Hr. can be accomplished BEFORE BREAKFAST

-norubbin ' g ‘ " ' " This wonderful Ar’ BLE THAN much quicker lather, arid for which Soap cannot be safely or e uscd._ , _ It will ‘n t_ injure t_hg_ltaods,,or the most datum. malt-rial; ' " ' "' ' nontly vv. honing"

Wualting, it.,ia_ also, lug the colors of FL ()Ol.I and LAQCD ‘I .'l.t.- . Fl

Secure your I’rop'e’r{g}‘iil TIIIS can only

_ 'l.‘UALvl-‘ RF. INSURANCE. This tenths be met, without reference to a foreign Com |

- -.....-..-u...»-.... .. ..,

l

of a. large : hmosmant of flrst Houses in the “trade.

5- Cotton, slisdvl

Brothers’ Soap Powder (an entirely new ijygnfigg

for all washing parpueea, fimgof ving oftlllitnu and [nine I l

E BK I‘ ll Ielpastoh”

both required.

‘ _ t,icle_is MORE SERVICE‘- BOAI’, as ytt prodncea amhetter and is adapted for urppagg ctuslly

in

M W :1 .3! If tum-P-tabla tor. porn... .. l"*:"r~.-Ac-i» .-.“°.' "W h-ve IrcQ|95{rt!t,l,.ltx ass. or injured by bad

lI&sorpassshlfi_for improv A NI‘-I45. I-ANKLTS, ,C0l.0ILSD»‘P.lllN'liS. :MUSLlN

4I‘iNS,' ‘ ‘ W lr Se y, ,,

550- 1- l‘lAbLA.flDc'.QIssuSquars.

. . — _.-..1.as.I .'..;1_._ 4,,“ Fire 2*-‘fire l_’ ‘Ifllije 1;}:

Moving offi/3! Per cent.

Jon »d«~Ibwlnu._n' in the MU-

IPANY. .9t\ly.0tIice whsreclaitus for lou-lg."

Illanlt forms ofapplication, and any other informs.

llt.

Basie sadT ' nt.Stt'spt,. m’ | , ., mi.“ '..

-_ u s E‘.‘..t‘,"il

ill v

,.

-study. are olforod_to tho publ

: uv sues

A7::::"".l.'*°~ rd Limbs,

llldifl not lose req noes nnd sulft.-ring might be

7. .

sucmssfut ~ Coat:

. .-Biopsy. _e _, .rvsr.~ ' Fctnrile coragl _ ~ _.;,“..-_ i.._q.,_a_j -~

re_uiedy for the. _ _veaess,,ladii- awn ~

re lhltllkt‘ uli-ed essrfmueh sick» v...‘ ‘

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