K Stn-ct_4=‘.I -1 six iricireia frorri the Western

r ‘ I

cA_n;nInrA~I.~ . -

Mfjitgagc Salt

. i no o r th

T0 I’° ”"I‘I.IIiiIiiiIiIII?IiIi°Ifiinfiiooriilmfirn if

I\II.Ir\Ierirl»oi'.1\l-|(I;',,Ii,I:E Ipiircei of land situate rhrilirnvti \N.,,,,¢ on Common Lot numbnr IIr::.~:..f='o» s'°Ir""‘ro.r:.f..§o::f;'.°r:°.oc ti ‘miirvriililirsr-iliei ini' HH of D0 I.

lirriri _ , ii noltli to nguoi lI‘urnrricri¢i\II~ ‘ills-tiiTiuo of one hundred and

` sYsTEM. “.5 S.‘.'ri“”f“ l";°“

30 0. eg ec e , is

nirrrll "I'I‘,“', no lloud and thence ut rifle of f,I'_'_|fI'lIIIII(f<lri»< street rim-tiiorly one riillrt i\rr\l.‘_‘_,'_, .i\ inches thence ntrlglit angles IIIIIIIIIII Ililwfirci, thence ut rlzit angles “""II‘II"~I nic liiirnired feet six iiiohes to ><‘\|II""`I~I`- .I_,.`, urril thence ulnrrg the north irorrrlfr' "J, ,_ .-n-not t-it-on-ry irroyfwt to uw *l'I""IUII"I`ilerlr-urrieiitboir markodandnuui- ’II“""`II"Il"i rrrrmber eigligy-two in the sub ls-1'5"l‘I` III," ni' said Common Lot number lII"I~`I"II I).'|||t-iilrrtlie oiiice of the tiogilm-nr im-ill-"“".'I' rkcuperof ilansin Charlottetown. vII’°""I"`I"I - in will foo made rider and by III” “MM ”»I~Ier- of sale containell in a oertairi- \ir\\I°“I"I’.I’“,,,., .ii o unri ds-te the tenth lr~Il~f1I\"."‘,"f',;,.,. I li. funanndinsm between rlrrl' UI 'II-'|,,.'|f|y und .lurncs.l. 0Ilolll1v.qt tgo `I“I'I,L;li|Ir -Ind the iiiiduisigiicd James irndl y olrir . ‘ . of *IW "‘I“"`.I.'“II`r-ricnirirs emily at the chico ot "ff Illrllililftorr. solicitor, Stomper Block.

'. I .I |_|r-ln\i'|r._ , tl|\,\l:l;f,r1i.r_-rl\rrIr\ riu_yA¢>I{i(]é¢éwlgiia{r°A§di%{§llI5.. owrrrr ul °"I"°l’°°-

1 .r -;_I,--‘_---_~

Cul I

,I of the Clothes

.‘ is-thu rriuiii point in A suit.

- ~ th ti lar t-

I<I~Ii-iI\m"1`IT’ i,lTepMt$lllIfIll $18 r. rniclirini; tu the look-but the r-ur. »wcil, we nliirrrithoro;

To be _

I ldentifl¢d

A. ri, well dressed miin you nur-it |ru\'ociotlies tliat ure up so lin- nrinute for style.

\\`c nrriko thon_1.

colin or Kiccins,

‘I Clothiers, -,I Queen Street. ‘I 6.15 div I yr.

I

-l '.3' (D

4 -v'-_*_’*'x-_-__'-_-_;»r_-_*_

_;---- _-_-,.~_':.-'A ' V J

For Xmas

irowltics in photos, call and soc us. We have fi nicc l'ne in our show ce e up stairs.

and sec for yourself. p

Gauvin, Gcnlzcl & Cn_,

PHOTOGRAPHERS,

J. A. 5. B_lYl‘R, PROP.

`AC.|»|='l C

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A li/OMAN’S

THE MAINSPRING 0 HER PHYSICAL

"l'l

I

_ No woman can be strong and healthy

UBIJIU I10 Cause Years of Terrible

' Suflerhig.

unless the kidneys are well, and regular in their action. \IVlien the kid\ieys are ill, the whole body is ill, for tho poisons which the kidneys ou ht te have filtered out of the blood are leTt in the system.

The female constitution is naturally

more subject to kidney disease than a ms.n’s; and what is more, a women’s work is never done-her whole life is one cou-

tinnous strain.

How many women have you heard say: “ My, how my baek sehes i’ Do ou know I that bsckaohe is one of the first' si sof kidney trouble? It is, and should a at- tende to immediately. Other sym toms

are frequent thirst, seanty, thick, cTondy (lr high y colored urine, buming sensation I when urinating, frequent urination, puff- I

miunder the eyes, swelling of the feet and I an les, Heating spcclrs before the eyes, etc.

These symptoms if not taken in time and cured at once, will cause yours of terrible § kidney suffering. All these symptoms, and in fatit, these diseases may be cured by the

use o

llilAll'S KIDNEY PILLS

They act directly on the kidneys, an make them strong und healthy.

Mrs. Mai? Galley, Auburn, N.S., writes:

“ For over our months I was troubled with I lame back and was nimble to turn in bed without hel . I wus induced by a friend to try Doan’s lgidney Pills. After using two- thirds ofa box my back was as well osever."

Price 50 cents por box or three boxes for

Sh?-Bat all dealers, or sent direct on re- ceipt of price. The Dean Kidney Pill C0., '.l`o.-onto, Out. _

D-i

_ ___ _-11--is

,gov *___ _ 2,__ ,._._.

3 11h L 2:3" I" _

I ' I`i.T*;\' /\`/L)

.I for rroiir cours

_, “ Beaver” Flour is the Hour :Q for home baking-for women . who take pride in their culilmry

skill, and their ability to run

the house economically.

Beaver riourz ;

is a blend of ",f“II’,§I°,,‘,,B°°{,§I.'lf$I;,I’°=',f ~`

A d0

it makes bread, rolls, cake and , pies that every good cook de- lights to serve. lt yields MORE brcad io the barrel than any 1 other brand.

_ Order “ Beaver " Flow* ant _ time-and see how much more 1, inviting and toolhsome isevery- . thing you bake. " ._ A-r voun onoczivo

ri .-. ~.se»'.-¢\r_;m» *.°"'»i"‘--1 ».».

"1 -\~» .--- 'i

I COUGH NO MORE ,_

lnankogiving gggli Dall, 1905. RETURN ‘

TICKETS

-.AT 'PHE-

-._,-pqp-q-n-:_-ui_-v

Good goin; all trains Oct. 25th and 1 z6tii; :ind for rctiirn leaving destin- ation on or lirffure Oct. 30th, 1905. lltI.\\-I-mi :ill Stations in Canada East

ui l’orl Arthur.

l"¢»r' r~:\i'i irrrini'.~' und Tickets cull on

.l. li. li .\'l"|`l I I5-WS, Ch dntiiftowii, l".\E, T

tlr \\'r‘ilt: in I". Il. l’l*lltl{§, I). P. A.

_ Bt. Jolm. N.

-ii-_-ll

.L _,

G. I). WRIGHT.

Funeral Director.

The only liinbninier on P. E. Island

Lowest Une-Way First-Glass lr ,I _

rousing.

_

I THE FIEMEDY OFTHE DAY I

` JI definite preparation of I I .fpruce Gum, wild Cherry, » | Hear/mme and 'rar-. _

Selentificllly eomblned In tho J form of agreeable and pala- ` table Syrup. ' I 0 of the most reliable prepare- I I tiorrbuyet introduced to thedpnblle ffrl' the immediate Relief n_n_ Curl! Of _ I “"""ii>. “"""' é”""/f”'¢’“' §’°.‘i'iZ' '

_,l aoin aug. 7'0". 4' -i

and ah of the Throat - end Lungs. _ Taken with Cod Liver Oil In the

ist sta ee of Coruiumptlon, it will I

_ be found invaluable. _ For _rule everywhere. Prius; ds,

Tn

_I br by mail on reaeipl afpria. _ ,

s i rleu-ms, Tm: Wnuoarn Cnnn- .

c./tr.oCT>PSf:ilted Mantrual, Canada. ‘

holding ii Diploma. _ - - ,

ns I

. ', 1 '

l).qiiipirrtrit the best 1 lrulorrnirl Show Rooms superior to on); ni thc lowcr Provinces _tulle promptly attended to day or

' ` _ I

. ‘ {

liculrrr.

(ll~"lflCl€` Pl-IONE 6o¢

mMl{l'.bll)IzNCE PHONE 6ob

Ysssi'

“}i4iit._ Satisfaction guaranteed. | I\rio\\-rirg that the public would apprec- I iaicilrc .st-r\'ircs _of e lady assistant, 1 I lriwc crigrrgcrl Miss Ferguson, a lady oi, I "_‘PL‘ricin'-,I und competent in evcry par- ‘ I

_ I I

I I

Boston and New York Ads. 1 _ I

II°“5IZnmcnfs Soliclfed. Prompt Returns. I

JOHN DAIS

I0? Fulton Market New York

Wliolcsalc Commission

slr Dealer.

INS, Smells ami Eels a Siirlilly

¢dAIIS°°"“P°nclenoe promptly answer-

_ - tencilii senton application. ,

3- Ii- WILEY. fi S088.

"°’I°" Ml!! Tfdnsfer

_ _ I - Agents. ..,§;§§jf§}°<§1mkcBif°£ro mrmi co . W -0 too yn"or an St:It°I"°I° Fish I-louse in the United

iiosrrrrrrrcrninr.

ri u»~°Usr It I rvsflivwiiriie-. I:

U, _ < _ .

. l_'.'s'r»’a'.~a_'»’ 0 . . ‘

Eswo _ LIMITID ,

RONTO

FOR SALE

~ T” _ r I

‘ n.f'}.‘i.Il.'iLI.!‘.';`.’r"II.`.l' .‘I.'.'r"L’f rf?&iZ“\°r..§’§ 1 r Road and Saw Mill Bridge. L01 34 °“ _ |M,.,,,,1,y N°v_ |3ii_1r\_t ioclock p mi [her property' coiisisting of as acres ol land with good dwelling house, goo( barn and first-class work-shop th¢=1'¢0i1r pump in the house and good _spril1tt, nearby. It is conveniently siiuatedi near churches, schools. |181!! ““d_}:"II I be sold en bloc or lots to suit pnrt le",

sers. I

Terms known at sale

bo

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ls A. comm novr.l.`-

IIKTIATZ

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Published in Prince Edward island MH _ _ The Charlottetown Guardian.

I I ' Ii :~III‘ 'TI tallerii and`aiso the wholesale mann- facturers. I can trace each of the I

5' ` I ` busts uow`from the beginning."

the “The busts!" cried Lestrade. "Well,

I well, you have your own methods, Mr.

'_"_° Sherlock Holmes, and it is not for me

N0' B °' 'Im “H” to say a word against them, but 'I

(Coyyrqh. U04, I; A. Cans Doyle ssl Cullin': than y0u_ I have identmed the dead

Wuulli-)

~_fQom1rn, r‘;oi._b_n4.cr_~;¢.rorrrmYc.J _ m

But the production of the photograph

had ii rcrnurkribic effect upon the man- ngcr. His firce flushed with anger, and

his brows knotted over his blue Ten- specialty of Summa Bm and me Ita,_

h d

tonic cvcs

' ' _ is

“Ah” the "can" he crled' “Yes” In' some Catholic emblem round his neck,

th

arent, and thc only time that we have

ago now. He knifed another Italian ln

think I have done a better day's work

au."

9iT¥75

~ - - . _nwvwlri Y' __,_ _ -_ml ""7 '

lfvledium

l:ve-ry Plein _'should Have it.

The medium weights are what you want for

now'ai:d for some time hence.-Many men want them

We have the kind you want. Soft ribbed and plain knit natural wool wlth the

' » The congenial kind, non-irritating and unshrink ` able. _ Price per suit $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, $3.25.

D. A. BRUCE,

I Men’s High Class Haberdashery,

I _ Victoria Row.

soft finish

_ Underwear ,

l

all ihe winter. J '

. ,_

I I I I I “ Truro-Knit ”

-~-iw-~

' that

Grandmother)

alarmed. ' 4

'.l‘hst‘s what StAmfield’s “Truro Knit" really is. The founder of "

I the Truro milisinvented the ma#

ychine that knits underwear just ‘ as grandmother did. He also

I pcrfcciedthe process to make

underwear nnshriulrable. Those who remember the ease and I comfort of lianrl-knitunderwear

willldoubly appreciate t ` `

I'- Staniield's '

“Yon don’t say so?"

“And found a cause for the crime."

“Spleudldi” “We have an inspector who makes a

ii quarter. Well, this dead man a

of the greatest cntthroats in London

1 .1 -_ns--__l-3

deed' I k“°" mm “T7 wen' Tm” I1" and that, along with his color, made me I ` _ always been s respectable establish- ,nk he was from the Baum Inspect I D

or Hill knew him the moment hc __

evcr had thc police in it was over this ca“g.ht_s|ght of h|m_ His name ,B me H 6 @ very teII°W‘ It was mme um" Il' ye" tro Venucci, from Naples, and he is one .

H I

the street, and then he came to the works with the police on his heels, and he was taken here. Beppo was his name-his second name I never knew. Served me right for engaging a man with such ri face. But he was a good workmen-one of the best." ,

“What did he get?" ' “The man lived, und he got ol with

s year. I have no doubt he is out now, but he has not dared tb show his nose lrcrc. We have a cousin of his here, and I dare say he could tell you _where

hc is.”

"Ne, no,” cried Holmes; "not e word i

to the cousin-not a word, I beg of you. The mutter is very important. and the farther I go with it the more iinpnrtant I it seems to grow. When you referred `

lu your ledger to the sale of those casts | I observed that the date was June 3 _ of last year. Could you give me the date when Beppo was arrested?" I “I could tell you roughly by the pay list," the manager answered. "Yes," . he continued, after some turning over of pages, "he was paid lust on May 20."

“Thank you,” said Holmes. “I dcn't

think that I need intrude upon your time and patience any more.” With u lust word of caution that he should say

nothing as to our researches we turned

our faces westward once more. ` The afternoon was far advanced be- fore we were able to snatch a hasty luncheon at a restaurant. A news bill at the entrance announced: “Kensing- ton Outrage. Murder by a Madman," and the contents of the paper showed that Mr. Horace Harker had got his account into print after nil. Two col- umns were occupied with a highly sen- sationai and flowery rendering of the whole incident. Holmes propped it against the -cruel: stand and read it` while he ate. _ Once or twice he

chuckled.

“This is all right, Watson," said he.

“Listen to this: 'It is satisfactory to know that there can be no difference of opinion upon this cnse,. since Mr. Lestrade, one of the most experienced members of the official force, and Mr. Sherlock Holmes, the well known con- sulting cxpert, have each come to the conclusion that the grotesque series _of incidents, which have ended in so tragic n fashion, arise from iunacy rather than from deliberate crime. No ex- __ planution save mental aberration can cover the facts! The press, Watson, ls a most valuable institution, it you only know how to use it. And now, it you have quite finished, .we will hsrk buck to Kensington and see what the manager of Harding Bros. has to say

on thc matter."

The founder of that great emporium

proved to be a brisk, crisp little per- son, very dapper and quick, with a

clear bend and u ready tongue.

“Ycs, sir, I have already read die

account in the evening papers. Mr. Horace Harker is 1 customer of ours. We supplied him with the bust some I mouths ago. We ordered three busts of that sort from Gelder & Co. ot Stepney. They are all sold now. To whom? Oh, I dare lay by consulting our sales book we could very easily tell you. Yes. awe have tho entries here._ One to Mr. Harker, you see, and one to Mr. Josiah Brown of Laburnuin lodge, I..~.burrnim Vale, Chiswick, and one to Mr. Sundeford of Lower Grove _ road, Reading. No, I have never seen this face which yon show me in the photograph. You would hardly forget it, would you, sir, for I've seldom seen an uglicr. Have we any Italians on thc tad? Yes, sir; we have several among our workpeopls and cleaners. I diire say they might get a peep at flint sales book if they wanted to. There is no particular reason for keep- ing a watch upon that book. Well, well, it's a very strange business, and I hope that you wlll‘iet me know if . anything comes of your inquiries."

Holmes had taken several notes dur-

ing Mr. Harding's evidence, and I could see that be was thoroughly set- isticd by the turn which affairs were taking. He made no remark, however, save that unless we hurried wa should be late for our appointment with De- I strnde. Sure enough, when we reach- ed Baker street the detective was al- ready there, and we found him pacing np and down in a fever of impatience. His look of importance showed ti1at'fii|

diiy's work had not been in vain. '

"Weill" he asked. "What luck, Mr.

Holmes?"

“We have had s very busy day and

not entirely a`wnsted one," my friend -xpiuined. “We have seen both the ro-

e is connected with the Mafia, which as you know, is a secret political socie- ty, enforcing its decrees by murder. Now, you see how the affair begins to clear np. The other fellow is probably an Italian also and u member of the Mails. He has broken the rules in some fashion. Pietro is set upon his track. Probably the photograph we found in his pocket is the man himself, so that he may not knife the wrong person. He dogs the fellow, he sees him enter a house, he waits outside for him, arid in the scufiie he receives his

own clcnrn wound. How is that, Mr. Sherlock Holmes?"

Holmes clawed his hands approving-

ly. . ,

"Excellent, Lestrade, excellent!" he

cried. “But I dldu't quite follow your cxpliinutlnn of the destruction of the busts."

“'I`1ic busts! You never can get those

busts out of _'four l-.rI:rfl. After all, that is nothing; petty iui'ceir_\'. six months ut the most. It is the muriir.-r ‘.l::it we are really invcstigntlnir, und I tell you that I nm gatiicriiig ull the threads into my iiapi1s._”

'TO BE CONTINUED.

For inaomia lou

iiiirsi liavo lror

And Anvorc can use Iron. as it is Coinhiiicd with Otlicr Ingred ients in

Dr. Ghase_’s I Nerve Food.

Annemirr. or bioodicssncss in inrlicuicd

by puieness of thc lips, thc gums rind thc eyelids, and is most frcquciitly found in girls and young woinun.

Otlicr symptoms me deficient rippe-

ticu, iinpnircii riigcstinn, ir-rluiblc tern pcr,shortncss of breutli.<iizzincse, faint- ing, iicuiluclic, eusily fatigued, depres- sion nrid dcsporidcricy.

Thc'lrloori is ioclilngin the life sus-

tcllyou.

But iron alone cannot be taken into u

weakened stomuclr. ln Dr. Ciinsc’s Nerve Food iron is combined with certain ricrvcrtsrorrit-ivcsiii such it way us tr

i-_ir 'rio-ri'ri.h\bie fi .. * diufllubiiililfnigriinodnniiu listed; iréiio. Every man, woman and [child [must know what they

fit to the system.

. 4

1 The Day of

The “Surtout.”

The “Surtont” has come into its own as the Ovcrcoat of Fashion.

Its snugness of waist and sweep of skirt, lend a poise--an air_a. dignity-peculiarly its own. 1

Fit-Reform “Surtouts” are London’s newest styles-modified to suit the

_ Canadian taste. _

- $22, $25 and $30.

I The only Fil-llelorm Wardrobe here is ai

Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown.

Silence is

4»,‘_¥,~ '. ~ .

"-.I-'iI

"'fl'flhi|!rademarkidm» yzgiq ISI£I;`g`. Q-xbgh fo; Ishii with ' eve nuiae . _ _ i, a emar sn ncs File-Tfeforrrh g§TmenL $5 U had bl' mlE°n~ .,_.,v Ri:ro|ui,,k_

v‘%'», »_' » ~ 3 ,y vi' I so - -__ ...za I

if il r

Iscoin noni

I U

taining power which is necessary to thc I V proper working of thc bodily organs, -;

and can only be restored by the use

of iron, as uny qualified physician will 1

Must be talked about.

And more than this, Dr. Ciruscfs Nervi- lniss in they do not use .

Food, through its notion on the nerves,

sharpens thc uipctitc und aids riiigcs- tlori, so tiiut lkrlp is also nlforrle in deriving the full nourishment from tiii‘ food takuri into the body.

On account of thcsc two ways in

which Dr. Chusc's Nerve Food enriches

the blood and builds up the system, it is beyond doubt thc most i-il'r~ctive trcnt

rncrii. for unueniiu und siiiiilui- wustrinn I

riist-use that was cvcr ccrnpnuridcd. Noi 1- _vonrincrensc in weight while ns€n;: it.

%|Miss Vitriline Tulip, Lower Negunc. N.

.,writos,-"Sincr= the ugeoftwelvellravc

been subject to spells of weakness which would come on me two or three times

n week. I would bc oiiii(1cd to go to bed and was almost imconsc ous. I nirl_paln.~ i cl d ii k rl iciliclncs

l'Dl)Y’S “SILENT” PARLOR IIIATCH

|- I

IIHUFILIIJ BIIIIS.,

Selling Agents, St. John, N. B.

nmy stoniu iun uc im non -

seemed to be nf muuli benefit to mc.

“My sister i:.`v:i wus also in very poor

health so we begun the use of Dr. .

Ch1ise`e Nerve Food and continued the

tireiilnient for seven months. During that timel gained about tliirt-y pound.-r in wclizlit mirl run now strong and wel!

and ani entirely freed of those dizzy spells. My sistci' gained nearly as muci its Idid rind we lwlicve frlierc is no trout-

"lvfllf f“l`,Il"I0» “'0'\I‘_!ll"IS SU 8U0\l '15 DFI Even if thc potatoes boil dry, thoie next to the pot do not iniprirt a biir

Clrnsc's l\orve Fuml.

Bi "~'“= ALurviiNuri WARE.

DP- U|"\S0`H N0l“'e F000. 50 Cents fl este to the others, under ordinary circumstances.

iiox, G boxes for $2.50, ut nil rienlcrs, or ilifiinurison, Bates Br. Co., Toronto. The portrultrinrl signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous rccclpt book nutiror, are on evcry box.

Toilet Paper.-We have n superior

quality which we arc selling nt tl rolls for lic. Itisthe best value we have ever offered forthe money. Svc our window.

iron sane nv-__ .

S. W. CRABBE

Agent for Happy Thought Ranges and Sherwin-Williams Paint.

9

Geo. E. Ruigiies, Apothccarics Hull. is--1--in-is-ls ug q ` __ gg,” 9-.

iid 2|:

We have just received a package of

dhimi direct from Japan It is the nicest V O A '

C L O C L O

line of the kind In the city.-W. P. Colwlil, Sunnyside. 7-12 ii tf.

Today-Sale of odds in ladies

kid gloves. 49c worih goc to $1.45 Tl1¢_S. S. “TURBTN" will be due.l1ci'e Sunday, October

` zgth with s choice cargo of Domestic Coal in Reserve Nut

lt Weeks & C_o's. 'Bd zi

British Almond Pink-Makes rougiien-

ed skin nice and smooth. Gloves can be and Reserve Runmine_

Worn immediately after using. Once used always used. Only 25a: per bottle

resid: ands o co

I

For Women.

Made of soft,`silky,` non-irrit.-\- ting yarns., livery fibre of the wool tested and shrunk bcforc

wcaving.‘ All weights and sizcs.I Cut, fashioned and trimmed in. latest. style. IPcrfectTfii.ting,I cmy, graceful# durable, and

guaranteed absolutely unshrink

able.

If you want to get fl

a firm hold ofthe skirt ‘

17,; *<1*

business there is a way to do it. Coin- 'F

_ mence by clearing out -r

your stock of all odd

lines, then put in a r, well-assorted stock of

“Britannia Skirts"

This idea has Work- ed like a charm with 3_1

others and it will work '_;

with you. 'r Britannia Manufaoturingto., I

I Lrniitcd, ‘ I go-32 -3.; Grenville Sl. `.

HALIFAX, N. S. ,

Io-r4dim. _I

" 9-

.J _/}

` fr.. *_ " 5. £§.:i,_;‘fr,»I:.-¢ _

.. .'l’f1f" -‘T ' 'I*'I"fI`;`:“ fw It ’T;';‘“- .-I‘*\-/I f

.1 I- ~.-“fr

.f I' __“"r‘*'.'£""’Z'-';Z*` if swf __ v-_;,-- ' ’ ‘_ .1 "‘ - ~'..._-':’°"ff”1 5.’

r The S. S. RESTIGOIICTII-I sriiliirig from Montreal about 'i`lrnr_=day. Nr-v. 9th, will heduc at Cli`towu, Snnd.i\, Nov. i2, and will soil for Si. ,it»lrri`s, eNlld, carrying live stock on duck rrrnl I produce under deck at lowest rates.

A.PlCKARD&C0-,

Z

ir-idtf

THE STE AMER

‘City of London”

Will until further uoticc lv.-:wc Sunni

Navigation Co's wharf on 'l`\ic:1day rind Wednesday at 2 p. m. for ll.rliid.ry's and Brush Wliarvcs.

Thnrsdfiy at 6 ri. rn. and 2 p. nr. fi r

McEweii’s and \\`cst Riu-r iii-iriyc.

Friday ai.5.3oa in. und i p. irr. for

_ lIickey’s, 1Iaggerty's and liny-lc Vs ‘ Wharves, East River.

, Saturday at 7.00 ii. nr. for (`rap.'iiirl. I Every Monday to Vernon River V Bridge, according to tide.

I Tuesday at 2 p. ni. for Clrirrn Point. I

Wharf, tide and wcutircr pt~r'rn;t:in‘.-.

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City of Glrcnt.

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