F indinga.

We keep everything needed

to make or mend a shoe. _ We are leaders in CUSTOM WORK. Fitting of lame feet a specialty.

Repairing of all kinds done

up to date.

J. ll. BELL,

The experienced leather-

man of over 30 years. 8--lotta twwtf `

EHQQEHEEE

-TH E-

. _ I ore cases o Leucor

l r "B3 than any Otherremedy the world has ever known. It_ is almost infallible Ilnusuoli cases. It dissolves and expels

, ii

. ,, .

lSupprcssed or Painful Menstruution,

Weakness of the Stomach, lndigestion,

_ liloatlng, Flooding, Nervous l’rostrn.-

The S]111p]e5f,C]¢3_nQ5t t-lon,Ilea¢iuellc,tlcner:ll llebility. Also

quickest and cheapest

duplicating xnachine li_lxtrcrnc Lnssitudc. "don‘t-cure ” and

on the market. No. ability,iwimiiiluy,nervousness,sleep dnt’ no washing., no lessncssilutulency,melancholy ortho

SlL€11Cll, 110 1'0l.l€I‘, I10 sure indications of Female Weakness, expensive Supp1ies_ some derungelnent of the Utcrus. l-‘or

For both _typewriter

_. . _ a,

Zlll Cl PCIIWI ltlllg. ble Compound is unequaled,

Write for _circulars

and samples of Work ` y urself in strictest confldence.

' min n. rmalul nun. co., Lyn, no

PENMAN & SPRANG,

- Mfrs

Office:-22 Yonge St., Arcade, Clio- ronto,Ont_.

CARTER & |3a..|.ld..

CIIARLOTTETOWN. Sole Dealers for P. E. Island,

12-6du1wf6w

EEHCEMEEE'

Annual Meeting

~-()b`Tl>iE- `

Merchants Bank ul P. E. lslanil

The annual generll meeting of The ‘

_Mcrcllants linuk of P. E. Island will be _-

held in the Banking House, Great George Street, Charlottetown, on Tuesday the gill day of January A. D. 1905, at the hour of Ir o’clock, a.

in.

Proxies must lie left with the cashier

at lenst one day previous to the meeting.

_I. M. DAVISON, _

Cashier. '

Charlottetown. Nov. 30, 1905.

12-Idfwt wwrm _

ggriiigegsitnjctgsln

Lydia E. Plnkhanfs '

Vogotablo Uompaupq

lilo positive cure for all those Painm; a ments of women. It will entirely cure the worst forms of Female Com- plaints, all Ovarian troubles, Innqn. mation and Ulceration, Fallin and Displacements of the Womb and con- sequent Spinal Weakness, and _ is picn xurly adppted to the (/'hangs oj

fs. Every time it will cure

Baokacho. '

It has cured m f

more from the Uterus in an early

stage of development. That _ Bvlfilly-down Foollng,

causing pain,_wei_ght and headache, is instantly relieve and permanently

mule system. It corrects _

Irregular-lty,

Dlzzinoss, Faintnass,

\vunt.-to-lie-left.-alone ” feeling, excit»

blues,” and baclmche. These are

Kldnoy Uomplalnrs nd Blwkache of either sea: tho Vegetn.

You can write Mrs. Pinkham about o

THE IUORLD OUER --i._.,_;__ Thousands o f .Mothers

are using -

lin. Bunnies INFANTS’ SYRUP

Fill’ 0lllldI'8ll’l llllllttlfi, you cannot but admit the fact that this preparation is one of merit and is all what is claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant and soothing for children teething and a prompt checker of bowel and 4 stomach troubles.

Physicians and Professional

nurses recommend it.

In purchasing, see that Dr. Co- derre’s signature and portrait is on _ every wrapper. Beware of the many »

Svaurs put up in ssimilar form and _ made to ook ike Dr. Coderre's. <

Price, 25cl_r. per battle, or by mail ‘

01| recap! qf price. _

Sole proprietors, 'hm Winoarx Cunn-

tu. Co. Limited, Montreal, Grands.

»‘.)ividen_d_ Notice

Mirnhanis Bank of- P. E. Island

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

November 30, 1905.

Notice is hereby given that ii. half

yearly dividend of 8 per cent per annum on the ca ital stock ofthis bank -

has been declared payable at its Bank- _-`~ ` ' - ~*

ing House on and after the znd. Jan- uary, 1906. The Transfer books will be closed from December 18th. 1905, to _january end, 1906, both days inclusive.

By order of the lioard:

_]'. M. DAVISON, Cashier.

(Thur-lottotowil. Nov. 30, 1005.

12-ldfw tw\vlnl.

CHEAPER THAN HAY

Ontario Bran.

Manitoba Bran.

Middling.s Corn Meal.

Cracked Corn.

Matchless Chop, 51% each

Barley, Oats and Corn.

Gluten Meal. [great milk pro-

ducer]

Oil Cake Meal.

Blatchford’s Calf Meal. Wholesale and Retail at

VERY LOW PRICES

AULD BROS..

-f ---QUEEN s'r1<BBr,

llllllllllllll ATLANIIE RAILWAY And Steaulahip Lines to Boston via Yannout h

'Tho io ular Fast Lino Between Eastern Nova '

Scogia and llosixin vin. 'l`ruro, Windsor Junction and Halifax. l'i!(P|IESS 'l`ltAlNS louvo Halifax daily, (ox-

-- is ~ ilrn _ .f Iilby ana _lliiir-lipiillltiliuiriidikilig odinndiitiohr at garmouth (l '

to .

iali°i'i..\"Nn Division-Twin.. of ti... Mia.

luud liivlsloii ll-uve Windsor dolly (except H\lndayli'nr'1‘rurni\t. 7.8011. m. and 48 p. m. und from Truro for Windsor ut 6.40 a. m. and 1.35 i.`m.conneot.lii nt.Trt|'ro with trains of

the [Int/orcolonlnl Tiiillwaiy and at Wlndsoé- wlth express trains to nn from Halifax an \'ru~ulouth. OnMmu|uy, Ws§l1°S¢lI\Y Bild l"l'l' tiny acco modatioli trains os. 0 and 6 run be wean windsor and ’l‘r\n'o. 'lhe Royal and U. S. Mull Steam- ship sosrou 'rn rsma rl t emma- 1yInz'|b¢ iwecli the Mu'lT:l‘rl`ie ggzllicos and dgahtill- Leaves Yarmouth, adiiosdayand tnrday ror lioatnn on an-lvsl I Exllrm TEAM ff°'“ Hnl_llax.T_l_1ut.umln¢d MDI’ Wllllff on , .

_ l‘I\g§ii1 m in Hdllfnx i nxt day 7.31 i' - _ lf% .rlilil "° lsnfimlris books. foiamAsw which will 'fl-oo, m-into F. H. rm~ “I-f°l\l. Genggnlhnsengem- Adevitl. K_°“Wlm

STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF, '

rsmtv ksurov ron iurunai. um nrlhwatvos

_ ‘-5" `

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“"-“vi .

-E

_..._ , . 1 '_' __._..=~;,.: g ~ Makes the bread <‘ _

\ °" that makes us strong " '*

n.»\

Wherever there are child-

ren there must be plenty of good bread.

BEAVER

FLOUR

makes the lightest, most whole- . some and most nutritious broad.

It is zl. blend of °“"“,'J‘; §`:f,L:Vh°‘° ‘

lianli/iba spring; wheat (ul-ned img

for maui,-ill

llour by the most skilled millcrs in Canada.

It is ideal household Hour for

either bread or pastry.

Killed lu d MMC! Hill. lor [odd Canadian llouaaulvn.

ll. ;".__ ll A

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GILLETTS I

Pune nownslfsn _

Roady for Use In Any 0\l`ll\¢l11-

SOAP It llllwater reinv-

::|"¢';'|-dklgimnt, dldlhledtlllng ||nk|,'¢l0ll¢l and drains and lor many other U¢fI“’° A can equals 20 po\md_l l_ 5°d!_-

sonn svsavwnsns.

aw. (ill-LETT ffxfrvdf ~rono~ro.oiw.

af. E' Mrun on A auto blond

ie. -

P. GIFKINB, General Mananor.

'Ir a.

Publi-had in Pass, sswsfa r¢l`sii_a`i:i.&=lq,,iv.,ly' i.,_,§

The (_Iharlqtf¢town~ Guiididn. _ .

the Second Stiaiif

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No. I3 of the Serin

(C A, I n I _ , ~

|nv_i| I :-‘.u.:6L"l.:n;;|5_&y|& ggiarv Hull;

Holmes glanced ut his wutchf “Still u quarter of an hour," said hs. “Very good: I s1inll_wali." » ; . Clhe butler had hardly closed the door bt-lilna mm when, may um.. wal down on her knees at Holmes’ foot, her hands outstretched, her 'beautiful fuee upturned and wet with her tears.

"Oh, spare me, Mr. Holmes! Spare

ine!" she pleaded in n frenzy ot' sup. pllcutlon. “For heuven’s duke, don’t fell him! I love him sos rwould not bi-lug one shadow ou his life, and this I know would break his noble heart.” Holmes raised the lady. “I um

.1 _

duplicate. »I-opened;-l|l_`l_ it box,

Godo_lpl1Ti\_ §&9e`_gt.” " ` "Q ` ' I “What hiinpened there, nindamlf' _ ‘_‘I_.__ _ `a`&_`tl\`e door us agreed. Lu- °“i-»d§-i§1i.'." 1._f°-In-vel no ln-1.1-1- . room, leaving the hull door eJur behind me, for I feared to be alonqyitl; thy man. I remember tllatthere w_`as__ Q v;vomnn_outs_lde as I enteredg- Qui; busi- nesswas soon doue. He had _ _lst- ter on his d_es_l_r. I handed him déc- um->-lf-_ He, eaten-e ine letter, .EM this instant' there was u s_oun_t_l it the door, There w`eige_p_ieps |n_ the passe _gl '_r_,“~. “"1 <l“lff§l_¥ _*‘.“".’.‘°_'1_ b°¢k_ ills lowest.. thrust. tlyg document ln.to_sop‘_i_g *grips place tI_1`ere_51_i_d_`r_:ov_erer1_`l_l: eyes." "What happened after that ls. like

some fearful dream. I have a vision o_f u dark, frantic face, Q1 a vyo_u_1a,n'_s voice. which screamed in_ French: ‘My lwaitlas is nous wap. sr lag; sir msg,

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l _ni

_ x 46 \l£-I"

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."¢~ ,

thnilhflll, lnndlun, that you have come ie your senses even ut this last 1110- uleut! Tllerc is not :iulustant to lose. \\’l.lei~e is the lettcr'!"

Slie darted across to u writing desk,

unlocked it and drew out a long blue envelope.

"Here it ls, Mr. Holmes. Would to

heaven I had never seen it!"

“How can we return it?" Holmes

muttered. “Quick, quick, we must think of some wuyl Where ls the dispatch box?"

“Still in his bedroorn.” “What u stroke of Iuekl Quick,

uiudnm, bring it here!" ”

A moment later she had appeared with a red, dat box in her hand. “How did you open it before? You

have u duplicate key? Yes, of course you have. Open it!" __

From out of ber bosom Lady Hilda

had drawn u slnull key. The box dew open. It was stuffed with papers. Holmes thrust the blue envelope deep down into the heart of them, between the leaves of some other document. The box was shut, locked and returned to the bedroom.

“Now we are ready for hlm,” said

Holmes. “Wo have still ten minutes. I am going far to screen you, Lady Hilda. In return you will spend the time in telling me frankly the real meaning of this extl'uoi:dlnu1'y ntfalr."i "Mr, Holmes, I will tell you every-

Holmes, I would cut ot! my right hand before I gave him a moment-of sor- row! There is no woman in all Lon- don who loves her husband as I do, and yet lf he knew how I have acted- how I have been compelled to act-he would never forgive me, for his own honor stands so high that he could not forget or pnrdon a lapse in another. Help me. Mr. Holmes! My happiness, his happiness, our very lives, are at stake!" _

“Qulck, madam; the time grows

short!"

“It was u letter of mine, Mr. Holmes,

an lndlsereet letter written before my milrriuge--a foolish letter, a letter of an impulsive, loving girl. I meant no llurln, and yet he would have thought lt crhuluul. Ilud he 1-end that letter his conildeuce would have been forever destroyed. It ls yours since I wrote lt. I had thought that the whole nnt- ter was forgotten. Then at last I heard fi-oui this man Lucas that lt had passed llito 'hls builds and that he would luy lt b.'-fol'i- my husband. I lllllllored his mv.-cy. He said that he would return my letter li' I would bring him a certain d icunient which he de- scribed lu my hu_sbulld‘s dispatch box.

told him of its existence. He assufrod me that no harm could come to my

on, Mr. Holmes! What wus Ito dot’

dence."

ruin; on the other, terrible as it seein--"

cd, to take my husbands paper; stlilfkl- n uiuttor of politics I could not lill-

U1l11¥»" Cried U10 lady- "0h. nf- ldliierent ailment mid Iilnally decided to

'ny rm. crI_A_s_E's Nuova room. Auer-

, \l UU CII] 0

H- H--1 ~-Y '° I" °“°° "°° 1°" -,';‘:.~e“.‘:.1.i:.::l'il°.i‘i::n'si"-z;'i.°.°: ual: i

°!{li°dLhealthlul eomplexlotls, the well

husband. Put yourself in my popl iroum-l¢rl for-mg, Yasser? pad elasticity U of movement o lraoter stool s

"Tuke Y°“" h“’l’““d ‘nm 7°‘"i cms" [FO?)D.a‘:e utslie stftind uu ol its '

__woudez-ful raetoylivtsniinege. K) cents ,

"I could not, Mr. Holmes, I could A box nt all en ers or DM NS_0N

uotl On the one side seemed certain. BATE5&C0'-TORONTO-

mittl and gloves smoke damaged

a savage struggle. I saw him with a chair lu his hand; a knife gleamed in hers. I rushed from the horrible scene, run frdn the house, and only next morning in the- paper did I Learn the dreadful result. That night I was happy, for I had my letter, and, I_h_ad _ not seen yet what the future would bring, ___ __ __ __ ____ _

TO BE CONTINUED.

DEPENDENT ON CERTAIN ELE- MENTS Ol? NATURE, WHICH AREFOUND IN

Ilr. _!3!iaso?s ' Nerve- I-Food.

<5 ~'..~ - 1 '..

Mr. Archibald Sutllerlaud, Principal

South Bar School, Sydney, N. S. writes:.- “I was greatly troubled with nervous dyspepsla and'tlgl1t chokingfeellngs in the chest. After meals I oiben felt” like vomiting and my stomach was sore. 'I wus uérvoushud worried, frequently had head aches and shortnessof breath dn slight excl-tiou'._ ` » ‘ “Several doctors treated me but for a

I had used three lioxes I found myself very much benefitted. You cap depend

form of nervous' disease for I believe lt has entirely cured me. ` I uhnllhm-alnd to be the nieuns of bringing this medicine to the notice of anyone su ering us I did." The Christina Scientists- are ri ht.

_._:._5_._.:_,_;_l_.c___:.-_lm oyilm that ine mind

emotion consume nervous energy at an enormous rate. " ' '

Rest of mind and body _is essential for

the restorntiouoflin exhausted nervous

system. -

But the mind is dependent on the brain, -

and the brain in turn is a bundle of nerve cells _which are nourished and sustainefd by pure, rich blood. Hence the absolute necessity of supplying the elements loin which b ood is made. j

These elements of nature which go to

form new rich blood and revitalize wasted and depleted nerve cells are found tn splendid proportions in DB. CI-IASE'S

NERVE FOOD.

By ualng this great food euro you sup-

ply the material substances from which

are found bruin und- nerve force.

B] all means have il Cheerful hopeful,

mind, but do not depend on this to make youstrong and well or you will be terribly disappointed when it in forever too late; It ma take weeks or even months

t‘ar§ali‘n'a.°aaiaaa1“i "'°“'”§

we I a ri c s iil’§§°v"n

Men’s lined walking and driving

rloi~si.i|ud the consequences, while lu; A mutter of love uud trust they were-on

only.R¢gular 65,8o,§1. ro and $1.35,

_ __ 'l_v_ too clear to nie. I did it. am 75°.it?9edtl:2if.""‘

'|‘|\¢ Ad t _ f"`a°1'a%i_f r‘gJ»i»'_ri'»I‘»°n»_ifw'-1.1.-anna”

Ven “ra Lucas~4urnlsh_ed at

took th r and C0 veyfgg if to

Alter Most Awful Suffering Ever Ex

Kprlenced-~` _ight Doctors and any Re 'es Failed to Do a Cent’s Wort -of Good.

THANKS T0 CUTICURA

' ITIS OVER NOW

“I wah troubled with sore hands,

so sore that when I, ould put them in water the Ein woiaii near y set me

crazy, the' sk woul’ 'ml o`lhnd the

their get hard and._b , with blood Rowing from at least tif? places on eaelt and. Words ctml never tell the suffering I endured for three l ears. I tried eight different doctors, Ent none did me_ any. ood, as my hahds were as bad as whgi I began. I also tried many remedies, but none of them ever did me ope cent’s worth of good. I was discouraged and heart- sore. I would feel so bad mornings, to think I had to go to work and stand the pain for ten hours, I often felt like giving up my position. I would have to wrap every finger up se _a.rately, so as to try and keep them solit, and then wear gloves over the rags to keep the grease from getting on my work. I had to wea,r gloves at night;in fact, all the time. But thanks to Cuticura, that is allover now. After

doctoring for three years, and spend- ing Inuc money, a single box of Cuti- cura‘0intment ended' all my suffer- ings. It’s been two years since I have known what sore hands are, and have

never lost a day’s work while usiiIa§ Cutlcurs.-Thomas A. Clancy, 310 .

Montgomery St., Trenton, N. J.”

0NE NIGHT TREATMENT For Sore Hands and Feet

with Cutlcura.

Soak the hands or feet at night in

a strong, hot, creamy lather gif. Cuti- cura Soap. Dry and anoint fre y with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin

` cure. Wear on the hands at night old, loose gloves, or bandage the ect lightly in old, soft cotton or linen.

'Cutlaun Soap, Ointment. and Pills are soldlhroushonl In world. De otll Londnn,7lCh\rtcrhoues Sqn Arla, as 1- *mv- sffsainigioromlii uferiihxm ada." nsiiéi rm,

GOOD TEA----7-5c

is real good value.

25 lb. Bag Flour--69c.

'rms is from ISLAND rife when and '-

THERE, SURE ENOUGH, WAS A. GREAT CRIMSON SPILL UPON THE FLOOR.

' I havéfouhd ydu with herl’ There was mast & £0’

toniers. » '

5 lbs.

We got this for Christmas trade and

v.._ , fi rf, \

_ ,_ ..

Man

For Qvercoat

Cloth Overcast

Suit Cloths

Underwear

Fur Collar .

Fur Cap

Cloth Cap

Fu-r Lined Gloves

Wool Lined Gloves

Silk Lined Gloves

Unliu ed- Gloves

You will find in the above list some of the most

attractive goods shown in this city. We would like to call special attention to our NECKTIES and

COLORED SHIRTS nothing like them in the city

D»A-BB.. CE-

ffl? or B0

resent

g _ if ..-.- .. . ... K

Sweaters _

Cardigan ]-.ickets .

` Way’s Knitted Mcfli. rs

Scott’s Knitted Muiiieis '

Silk Mufflers

Sleeve Buttons V

Neckties

Umbrellas

'Suspenders

Fancy \/fest

Colored Shirt.

Other good values awaiting our cus-

il-J

.,f-pg ,- Q 3

Q' |||

inn II~»A£II'IfII'II1`~ °»o°¢¢ »

1'” 4

C ll K I ST M"A"S NE;W YEARS

pon. Ds¢.zn.zoo.'.u>.Ii.a . um. Inalnslve.

"I A '“"’ A' ' °s,»sd steam Divisions. snalsoiua-

nil/iontreal.

and 1'. C. R.

Stations West of Montreal

nowssr one-wav Finirr-cuss sans

De . ‘ _ - v-

u _

fl.

1906. '

Montreal, added' to Lowest One-Way First-dass Fare and one-third from Montreal. `

D 22,231” d25'lL1B 29, w dal _lliiil and Jaullxi, |900, _ ggodmflir retux-nanuutil

QANADIAN _

PAt;':|r='|c _

-AND_- _

”°"°“-..°?.°.§'.I'ar..’§.i§°i.‘r.€’.°.f° "in ‘

oodilo return until Jan, li, Between all Stations on Atlantic Divis-

lso, from and to_ Stations on D.A.R.

-'l‘D-

2 25, i f li

..€iih...f'nn§__1;_£? i‘ii}.‘il.Y‘ii.%?h..?a ii? itil! nd Ja.n,1,-l good-for return until Jan. 2,

Lowest One-way First-class Fare to

9,1908.

_ Full parti on -'I

A li i to J. ’1` lil S,

pp Mt °(llrF RFP D.`g. AFC.

. si. John. N, a

_sr P5

P. K. I

on me to recommend DR. Ul:IASE'S 5

NERVE Foon to all who mm from any ..“““" “i “M” §°"“°’ "lu "“” “"5" ‘s“"“"’

xoepbed) sa; follower- 'I‘r-ains Ou ard Stations

road d

No. N aomliio. 21 6 I

I0 3.20 8.00

80 3.37 $15 F .

__ 6.12 4.14 8.44 No.WltAhir9

\\’orry,excesslve mental toilund strong 6.3 417 8.64

ii.. 7

A.ll. 7.25

. 5.38 0.48 K i

.Q 0.10 l0.l0` R.° g»

._ RAILWAY

Co min Monday Doo. llth 1906, the

Trains Inward Read up. No. Nea No. 9

all. A. M. I>.u. a.M.

Iv. Ch uiwn ar. 9.00

Royalt June

§E’§’é.°§§“'

11.56 11.88 11.08 10.51 10.17 1

. Hunter River

8.05

6.011 9.24 Emerald Joh LN

lv. Emerald Juno.

7.11 8.3 ll.& Ml) 9 I.

Pdf. A.

r.i|. ug. No. No. 8 ll ma. /an.

1% B'lide ar. e u P 'W'

$0.00 4.36 lr. h lv.

5%: .||. r.u. A.

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wwwvs §5$§S rNr§F SQ:-'93

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in D §o.I0

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nsu~erl\)_|:i_ rd e. . ., .

qs No. - No. No. ' 15 I4 I8

ml. Lu. Am. Inu.

4.00 6.66lv 0 town

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.-_¢.. _gz '

' 53..-Esrogress ”

label _isthe most valuable asset of the clothing irdde Canada.

. know that the “Progress” label goes only in clothing

of absolute perfection.

know that the " Progress ” label is the `-strongest

quality argument in Canada. .mum nd”

"Men know that the “ Progress " 'K

l...ii..ja'

its bond.

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51 Look for the label that protects,

in every suit and overcoat you buy.

S E Ja RQ s____

W 'r ` ' . -_*_---_dz

_ ‘

_ _ in lain inn iran.-ia.. it = _ *Some trademarks are ividiiilihlfa ' million ,dollarsz others are»___.not

worth a cent. The value of aftrade- _maark lies in what it stands for. __

label is the one guarantee of satis-

~ faction that never fails to keep

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` _ _ Spring Skates.

Hockey Skates.

_ 3

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ilk'-.

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\....n...¢....-...__-...¢.._..__'. . ....___._

`Ho`ckey Sticks.

Shin Pads. Pucks.

- , - .. ._ _ ,,

Wholesale and Retail.

A FENNELL' & .CHANDLE

F Bowan

. p >- a§§§“ §§§§=9

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lv. ultewln lo. ar. 10 we iv. ig tm

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. a. siunr, “°°°"°°'ig'l°`

Superintendent P. ll. I. Railway.

5.00 aaa Mr.Btowm.`lo. gg fig '-

Lhlloibliuwl.

I ...N-.~ - GW ,A`_1-'~f-A-Z

~s- ~s \__

A?/wifi’

nw Suggestions

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._\...-_._. _.___

For Ludiem For Gfehtlernen

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