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GUARDIAN EEBRUARY 1415905 _ 7 _ '

vp A"`DoCt0r.S‘;.55‘£.5:,,__M;-;;,:m;;;§:'%;;;:&, THE p[l[N|||[;r|l|_' v`..:;:I'.i:r'.:::.r°.~:.° Pattarrsts views To f. ‘

, severe and desperate caan. Especially

ood in bronchitis, pleunsy, consump-

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Iiave You a Clock in Your Ilome

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I .\ ‘ -`--~ ;_~_».-f f 4 C , '_ ._tf,‘. That is Not Going?

,i If you have and will send ua ` _ word, wewlll send for it-repair

l` S I -. ii:--return it to you and guaran-

`,u ' _ V, 5, tee satisfaction.

., - 1, t/V .» w. w. wcttncit. ' //).' ,,_ ' ' I ,_ 7 jeweler and Optician.

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Diiicas in New Prowse -Block ` Charlottetown.

A t.rsc'rn\us an "Forestry" will ha de.

livered in Malpeque Hall this evanlag at 7.80 p. m. by Rev Dr. Burke.

Sraas Wormacorr, Prince Town Road, Lot. Zi will offer by public auction on Feb 22nd. his farm, stock and implements For further particulars aes ad.

Tal Murray farm at Kingston is offered oy private sale. Applltants should write to or talk with Daniel T. Fraser, Executor, of that place. Sao ad in this iasue.

'YCU' ABE

IKVITEID

If` you wish the best in photo-

graph , driished on the new spec-

ialized, mounts, (tht: very latest novelty) '

‘VISIT

CUE.

STUDIO.

oEo.u.coou

Where Baby is Alwava Welcome.

I HUGHES’

Cascara Pills Cure

consrrrrtrrow, n r z z 1 N E s s,

HEADACI-IE, OFFBNSIVE BREATH, BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH, etc. These pills are chocolate coated and easy to take. Their action is mi1d,_but effective and is not followed by griplhg. nausea etc. Price 25c per box. Mailed to any address on receipt of same.

Grco. E. HUGHES.

Snappy Styles of Solid Footwear

Ladies ! Here is your chance, one

week only. Skating Bouts at cost. Box (`alf’ Boots. neat, up-to~date Cheap any time at $1.25 now $r.5o, all sizes. , Ladies' Oil Pebble, regular $r.75 riow 9.35. These boots arrived a few days ago, a little late of course, but they are yours at the above price. Ste them anyway.

A. E. McEACIiEN.

CANNl:`D GODS SALE

A ‘genuine strap in Cauncti Goods.

Tomatoes

Corn }3 cans for 25c

Peas Gallon can apples...... .-....20¢

* Strawberries in Syrup.. . . .. . . . . ..14c

Piuenpplesliccd..................l8c Golden wax Beans 3 carts for . . . . z5c This is good value ns our canncd

goods arc all perfectly fresh.

McKEliNA’S GROCERY

{ Dtgwn town store az6a.

PHONE U town store:26b.

taaaevquaaaltvsvdl'

The “Eagle” Shoe for Men In Vici Kid, A Box Calf, Valure Calf

and Patent

They have style,

quality and fit and for an “American” Shoe are splendid value at the Nice. $3-50,511.00 and $4.50.

SPRAGUE & C0.

' Sole Agents,

5 SUNNYSIDE.

iadics’ Evening Slippcrs

A new stock has iust

been added-We invite

your inspection and promise the best ever shown here.

Women’s Black

Kid Slippers, 4

straps, French , heel $2.75

Same as above

but made of French patent leather $3.50

Womne's 3 Strap

Kid S li p p ers very elaborately beaded $3.25

Women's White

duck p u m p s suitab‘e f o r evening or street wear-very sty- lish, new and serviceable $3.00

Alley & Co.

FLOUR

We have a well assorted stock of the

bestbrands of Flour on hand which we are selling at very reasonable prices. We have the leading brands put up in barrels, half barrels, 25. 5° Wd 10° pound bags.

As a high-grade Flour suitable for all

purposes we specially recommend our

“ROYAL STUART” brand.

Bccr & Goff.

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If You Are a

Smoker

WHY THEN. NO OTHER STORE “£53 32%? s£‘.i>.n?.i’.'»` GOODS

"Get the habit deal with us."

Selling agents for Margmtes, I rviugs and the Bouquet Cigar, Montrose the best 5c made.

RH.12°.:~ .3595-»

NOTICE

.-2- Aa ws are now wltullnl nv 0"’ i>\'Fi"°*'

horn all amounts Hue ua must. be ptid on or

"°"i'fa'iiiir""° °' M"°"’<ii'ii coupon.

A crttr.nu.sN'a antertainmcnt, Valentine

tea and Punch and .Indy show will be held in St.. Peters Soboolroom this afternoon. Doors open at 5.iil, tea at il Punch and Judy at 7 o'cloolr. Valentines und home made candy for sale. Entrance I0 cents. Ten 10 cents.

Tuosn who have been fortunate :eu-

ough bo hear F. J. Nash on Mark Twain will bedellghtedioknow that he has consented todeliver his lecture in the Methodist Sehooiroom Tuesday evening %th,inst. Admission l5cts. Home made candy wlllbe sold during the evening Prnf. Watts' Orchcstera will furnish music.

As the much talked of marriage of Miss

Alice Roosevelt to Congressman Long- worth will take place on Saturday next, The Guardian of that date will contain illustrated and descriptive articles with reference thereto. Views will be shown of the bride and groom, their future home and several of the rooms with their general arrangements, ns well as three "White i{ouse" scenes. tf.

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DYSPEPSIA-PROOF.

How Any Meal Can Be ’i`horoug'tly En~ joyed Fy Any Stomach.

Msn, as a ruis, are first discovered by

their enemies. Their antagonilta turn on the saarchlight. and the proof of merit will lie in being able to stand the flash.

it was only in this way that Mr. White

cvar knew that dyspepsla was one of Mr. Black‘s worst enemies. Sitting face to ‘face at. a two-by-four table, he handed his afflicted friend the bill of fare:

0yster`Cockt.nil. Stuffed Olives. Boston Clam Chowder. Strained Gumbo. Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms. Roast. Beef Hash.

_ Boiled Ox Tongue with Sauarkraut.

Lobster a la Newburg. Baked Pork and Beans. Combination Crab Salad. Hot Mfnce Pie. Pineapple Frltters.

Mr. White ordered a“llttlo of each."

lilr. Dyspapsia Black ordered crackers and n glass of milk. "I had auch a big break- fast this morning," he said, “that I'llJust inks a Lite to keep you company." But Mr. White could not be deceived; "I am uiraid you oan't stand the gleam. Mr 3 Black. Why don't you say you have dyspepsia and ba done with lt? You’ll ulways have that hungry look uttyhow as long as you have dyspepsla. Now listen. My stomach was In ,lust as bad condition us yours at onetime. But now I can eat. anything, at any time. For instance. this clam chowder or siriorn steak or even the lobster would bojust as welcome to my stomach as your crackers and milk. You dou't. realize how this dyspepsia business is robbing you of your spirit, of your energy and ability to think quickly. I cnn't. help notice it. You havcn't the cheer and soclability you had thrco months ago. Now l‘ll tell you what to do,” anti thereut tlto ehacrful Mr. Whitc took u vial from his pockcl. and cxtructed it wee tablet. "There, thore is ts tablet. that contulua nn ingredient, one groin of which digests Zi,00lI grains of food. For even the worst riyspcptlc it’s the only thing that really gives rcilcf. The reueon is It. relieves tha stom- ach of nearly all tlra work it has to do, digests everything in the stom- ach and atirnulatca the gastric _luice. I can't. get along without. them. They are Stuu/rt’s Dyspopsla Tublots. You can got them anywhere _on earth for 500 a package."

Yes, it is true, Stuart's Dyspapsla

Tablets absolutely stop hearthurn,naussa, indignation, dyspopsia of the wont typo, sour stomach, bioaty feeling and all enrctations and irritation, and freshen and invlgoratc thc stomach. They cheer you up,und make you get. all tho good Lhsre is in your food. You will forget. you ever hud astomach to worry you.

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Advice to parents- If your child are choked up with cold and croup and their lungs are in dangerof beoomlngweairensd by the effects-you can do nothing better than give our Gualncol Emulsion-It alwsys does the work, and is sold on its mgrits-40a per bottle.-A. W. ifeddiu, Pham B. '

Vote for Paton for Mayor.

14d ri

All sorts of white piece goods

at Stanley Bros. white sale--white cottons, white lawns, checks, stripes, organdles. dimitlea. naln- sooks, and tnsdapolama at Stanley Bros. white sale. 13d ni

Candy is wholgggme if made from pure ingredients; that is y W te S

CliiC0lil£S are in such demand. Put up in dainty

' ' boxes and sold` by all the leading coniectioners.

,mmm

wh III '

pound and half pound

NK-

on by the ith Beat. O. A.

'fnnlrnouadlreotory eards are being rllatributedto all subscribers with the compliments, of The Guardian. Those who have not received any will kindly callat this alice. The entire list is on our aidool card. _

TBI Basket Bali gentes at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night shout I be good games. The ‘Aachsrs will play the 0. B. C. and the oline clerks will play the tradesmen. The teachers team has been strengthened by Jones and McMillan. Tha games will begin at B o`olock. '

The polling places, and the returning oflloere for today's eivic elections are as foiio_ws;-

Ward I-J T Morris' oflica; Michael

Smith.

Ward 2-Mrs Couuoliy's, opp. I'Iearta‘a

Corner; Richard Madigan.

Ward 3-Market House; .I D Taylor. Ward 4 -City Building: Jus. Edmonds. Ward 5 -West-James McMahon'a

shop; Arthur Foster.

\Varfi'5 Erst-Mrs. lieustis' Shop; Neil

Mclisvlu.

ON Sunday ulght,Fel>.»i, the dwelling

house of Miss /lfyand,Mayi'leld, was da- stroyed by fire. Misa Wyaud anti har sister who were the role occupants of the house had retired for the night, when they were awakansd by the noise of the fire, which started upstairs in a dcfcotiva flue. Tha neighbors camo to their assistance, but the flames had made such haadwayihat tha house could not be saved, There wus no insurance on the dwelling and Miss Wyand has the sympathy ofthe community, in her loss.

A tzosnrssronnrmr at New Havcn,Conn. sends The Guardian the following extract from The New York American of a few days ago:-“While cicanlug a bloated smelt, ret-ently, Frtd lvunny ,a fish dealer of West Second street, discovered n tiny bottle containing this nreasage:“\Vhoevar gets this note will confer a favor by reply~ ing to the undersigned, Harry Durant Margate, Prince Edward Island, Canada. January 4, 1000." Ivanny has investigated and leorns that the vial was not, as many supposed, swallowed by the fish, but was placed there, prior to shipnrent,by Durant, who is tr fisherman. His purpose merely was to get into communication with someone who could recommend to him n good cook."

Unnnn tho heading “Maritime man

wins Scholarship" thc:i\[ontreal Star has the following to say:-Mr. McLeod is a

fftculty,auti will lu the due course of events receive the degree of I3. A. at the convocation in April next. I-is is at present following the l.onor classical course, and is the probable winner of the Chapman gold medal for 1900. He en tered McGill in tltc nutumn of lilflil. cemingfrom Prince of Wales College, P. E. I., u preparatory school which ruuks second to none in Cauudo. in the graduating of students who have afier~ wards won honor in the 'higher cducat# lonal institutions of Canada. McGill in parnloulnr has been favored in respect to the ntatrlculanta from this school, ond in recent years Prince of_ Wales students have formed no small proportion of the medallsts in the faculty of Ar-ts. The school has been particularly famous for turnlngout successful students of the classic, MoMiilnn‘07 and Robertson ‘9ii being among the recent winners ofthe Chapman medal.

THE Gunrdfan's correspondent, of Grand View writ/es:-Ncil J. McPherson, eldest son of John N McPherson, Murray Harbor Road, died on the (ith inet. of appendi- cl|;is. A large concourse of peotic followed his remains to their last resting place ltr Valleyrlcld Cemetery. I-it leaves s. widow ttndtlrree young children. The Guardian extends its sympathy to the bereaved. llev. Mr. Webb, ol i{aaelbrook,conducted the funeral services which were very impressive. Shortly after the service Mr. Webb was seized

with tt sudden attack of illness and wus obliged to remain in Grand View for a fcu

ton ance wusg ,un oqucntlcstlmony those days of the pcople’stleslro to frcur un l eloquent ami earnest preacher.-lilanyi friends arc sorry t0 lettrn that _ A. G. McPherson, tcochor of Newton, is con _ lined to his homo owing to asprulnctl| knee. ll. is hoped hc will soon bc ultle lm' rcsuutc his wanted tlutlos.-C. I.. and Mrs. Grontwhile on their trip over tin- M. H. Railway in their private satuplt our remained over night at Grand View. MrGrant is one of the most. oblfging popularand successful salesmen on tht road.-We atc pleased tp see J. D. McLeod, teacher of_Gr-and View School, around again after his recent. aevars cold. It was gratifying lo see some of tht' lada and belies of Grand View Lodgi- soattsntivoon thelrbrother during his Illness. Mr.McLeod is of opinion titat it would not require very strong specs to enubls anyone tose_c the benefits to be derived from membership in suclt an organisation. ` '

ltattlres

warning

That little acne, itching

sensalltzmofhatrained feellnig you no tee probably warnhamnihgel' .

You Need Glasses

It ia to your interests not to

neglect any auch aymtptoma. Our examination wil give you reliable information about the condition of your eyes. '

i'i UTCI1 ESON Graduate Opticlau.

studentiu his fourth year inthe Arts]

the Patient Has Had no able Case Substantiated b

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are not; a

of a ph siclan, placed on sais witi lull direct ons for use under a trade mar

to every pttrohasr. They contain tto stlnruIant,upiateor- narcotic, and whlia they have out-ed thousands have rtevsr itiiilured anybody. To show that ourei e acted by this remedy are really pen- maocntaudlaating we recently invest

of Reedsvllle, Mifflin County, Pa. M Means has been an alder in the Rsedsvllla

Presbgteriart church for many years, has serve three yearn as county commiss- ioner and as school director fornine years.

lie was nflilcted with urccplng parai|yals losing the entire use of the lower ha f of his body, and for a your was a helpless invalid, confined to his bed with no power or feeling in slther leg, and physicians had

given him up as hopeless. Mr. Means was cured by Dr. \ ililaura' Pink Pills and his test monlal was printed tive years ugo aa follows: ‘

`I had the grip for four winters and as

a result my nerves broke down. I lost the entire use of the tutvcr half of my body. My stomach, liver, kidneys, heart. and head were never affected. but the paraiinud condition of the lower natt. of the body affected my bladder and bowels. For a whole car I lay in bed perfectly helpless witlino power in oithcrl mb and the feeling gona so that I couldn't. feel a pin run into my legs at all. I couldn‘t turn over in bed without. help. To move

me a pulley waarigged up on the ceiling and n win lass on tue floor.

“During two years of my affliction I had

six different doctors, but. none of them gave me any relist. A specialist from Philadelphia treated me for throe mont-bs, but he was of no benefit to me. These

doctors gave me up and said it was only it quest on ofa few weeks with rue us

nothing more could be done. After the physlc ana had given me up. a friend sent me a pamphlet containing statements of two uten who had been afflicted some- thin ilke me and wno had been cured

bp, tgs use of Dr. \Vililams' Pink Pills. I e n taking them at once and although my iihprovsment was slow it wus certain. Now I can walk most. of the time without

tt cane and everybody arourtd here thinks it is a miracle t at I can glet aboutas I do. Your pills have certainly een u God-semi to me. Within the last. thteoycnra I huvc auawored dozens of letters from lnvullds who had heard of my case and who asked me if it was true that I had been cured by Dr. Willlama'PInkPiiis. I have cold them all ithnt this remedy cured mc and I um glud of this opportunity of telling about

my case so that. others may find relief as 1 rave done."

Signed F. A. MEANS.

Sunettibed and sworn to before ma this

17t.h day of April H301.

ALBERT S. GIBBONEY.

Notary Public.

One day recentlv Mr. Means was visited

at his handsome home over-looking tits

pawnt. medicine, out the prsscrlptfoni

i I*

titatlanguurautaq of their genulneuess

gated the case of Mr. Frank A. Mating;

DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS

AFTER SEVERAL DUCTORS HAD PRONOUNCED THE CASE IIOPELESS.

Oonvincing Proof That Cure Was Permanent-in Five Years

Relapse -Facts in a Remark- y Sworn Statements.

valley of Honey Creek, near Roedsville, where its made the following statement: _ -, “Beforeibegan luktntr ur. Williams Pink Pills I had been treated for a long time by my ltume doctor who pronounce

my trouble creating paralysis. [always be lavsd tharto my trouble and I tio yet believe so. ihad also spent five lwaeks in tho University Hospital in -Philadelphia without the treatment bens~

ilclng ma anti hgi returned borne to tile. lbegan taking r. Williams' Pink Pills in 1897, but dirt not give a statement or my case for puhlit-uttuu untlt I was sure that. I was cured. After returning from the ltospltallrliti nnt bake any other medicine for rtty trouble and I owe it to Dr. Williams’ Pink I'|lIn and to them alone that I um able to ba aboutto ony. Since my cure. its reiuteilln my state- ment of Aprit i7, lilfll, l have nov.-r, sul' fared nny relapse ttor hutiuccaslonto employ it phystclun except for minor

troubles such us coughs colds, etc. I endorse Dr. Williams' ’init Pills as frilly undlltenrtily to-day ual did five years

ago.

Signed. i"iiANi{ A. MEANS. Subscribed and sworn Ln before me tl 22 d d fi lim

his n uyo.auut\r ..

JAGIIB KOIILER.

.iuatlce oi the Peace.

Justice Kohler, of Iieedsvllie, before

whom the above ulildnvii. was made, voluntarily gave and signed the following statement:

“I have personally known liir. Frank

A. Means for .tho past forty five years

and know that any statement ho makes is entirely rsliab a. I personally visited him when ite was confined to bcd and

utterly helpless. I now use hint tially and know h nr to be ltr as good henith us most. tnen of his age."

Signed, ' JACOB KOHLEII. Mr. Daniel W. Iieynulds, postmaster- ut

, Recdavllle, Pu., stated that he had receiv- ed many inquiries from all parts of the country concerning Mr. Means’ marvell-

ous cure, anti he cheerfullfy added his confirmation of the truth as allows:

"I certify that the facts stated in the

testimonial of Mr. Frank A. Means are absolutely true. I knew him when he was unable to move and I seo bltn every tiny now on the streets ami in my office." Signed, DANIEL W. REYNOLDS. ilcrc is evltlcnca that must. convince the

most skeptical. But because many of the cures accomplished by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are so marvellous as on Ghuiienge ,hellef, the following eller is made.

$5000 rtr-:\\'.ann. The Dr. Williams

Medicina Canppnny will puy the sum of Five Thousan Dollars for proof of fraud on its part in the publication of the forc» going testimonial.

No sufferer from paralysis. locornotor

atuxia, St.. Vitus’ dance or any of the lesser nervous disorders can afford to longer neglect to try Dr. \Vililams‘ Pink

Pills, the great. blood builder and nerve tonic. So rl by .ntl rlrugglsta or sent by mall on receipt, of price, 50 cents ar box: six boxes for 82.M, hy the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

WILL INSTALWIRELESS.

SYDNEY, February i2.-W. D. Reid, ,of

the Reid-Newfoundland Company, cn route from Montreal to Newfoundland. states that. he has entered into tt contract with the Marconi-Company for install- ation of wireless telegruphy on the steamer Bruce.

A favorite lismsdyrfor Babies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures

have maria Chaotberlain’s Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. itquicltly cures their coughs and colds and prcvcnts ani 'l““B0l' Of pneumonia or other serious consequences. it, uct onlycurcs croup, but when glvcn as soon as the cronpy cough appears will prevent the attack. Forsaic by ull drug- gists.

` ARTILLERY ASSOCiAT_l,0N.

lery Association will ltold its annual meet ing pro forma on Feb. 22ml, and ndiourn until Feb. 2tlth inst-. The meeting will lie hcid in thc Railway Commlttc Rooms of the House of Commons.

Lame Back.

This ailment Is usually caused by

rheumatlsm of thc muscles and may be cured by applying Chumbcrlam's Pain linlm two or thrno tlmcx aday and rub- liing thc paris vigorously ul. each applica- tion. if thistiocs not afford rclief. bind on u piece of flnnnol nlightly dampened ‘with Pain Bultu, und quick relief is ul* _mast sure to follow. For snle by all l dr-ugglsts.

f CANNED .

SIIRIMPS i

BAKED

4 Cans

GALLON APPLES '

- 4-

BEANS , 25C .

days the guest of Jos Mobcnn. lic is non A O

recovered but was unable io lill his 2 C N 3 ' _ engagements lust, Subbutlt.-Iiov. S.D.Mc- Snfllcieutly cooketl to be eaten from thc can. Can be scrvrd tn n Phee preached in both churches of Orwell .“““‘i“” of WWE v""' ulads' mwoumse’ Mews' etc' congregation last. Sabbath. Although ~ ~ - - - ~ - ~ - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " Z “Try 1`|\g|n,”

thndroads wrt‘csx;rcolyelpassable the at we can Q

shirt on the market.

Mc-in

Working Shirts

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v. U-

-lr

‘

’s

Prices that will astonisit you. . Try one of the “Big Shirts,” plenty of room and good.

S. ll. M |lllNlll|l_

li P. E. islnutl's Grcnicat Clothing House.

| 0'r'r'A\\'1t, Feb. i2-Tne Canndfunl ArtIl»

PRO(-PRAM

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l"iremer\’s Concert ---IN THE-H

OPERA HOUSE ...QN...

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.

PROGRAM.

P/.nr r.

.st .rt u mit rc.a ma -l. sf.: »ti'.i`r.1i... riueitiz-Wuurtr....i'\'e.§sa».r..'

.rfisscs I-I. lircmner und Lena ttrruy.

lli‘ieant|:a.`i;i. iliimhio. G. Moore. Y. But-~

, In I U .

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antlt.iteHose".... .

tu .t ut ran t.

r. us n n r.

4. Ilcltdittg-"Tho I-`lreut.an't-I \\'cdriiitg." Eawtt. Miss iiuby Iinttrny. 5. Boprano Sold..._._......,......,.....hulcctc|i

_ Mrs. liyrnr-. ,_

fi. Duel. "Oli that We two Wen: Mnyinig Nevin Mrs.. H. nrenuwt- and Mr. urine; t twat... 1. rim... s..i..~‘-r=..|lt.. as ta rtetitis inter Mina Mathis Wirwrltmtt. B. Votnti Srila-"i`heDtw\ttt' ....... .... |’4rrllclt Misa Hu'/.4 i Iirurttttvr.

il. iirlll by Heltlorn ul I’r|Itt‘0 htruet Svitutli. rats.-..n.¢.<|..,n, utnnty suis. A , _ __ Band ini u..|t1,_._,_...,., ».\ lo.

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I‘l\|iT II.

I. (ililtrlzlic-"'l`l\u Night I-Ina tt 'l'l\0\IHa|rrI

Ie».".... . . . . .........__._..........,_Noun init-nies mutt Mu.-my ...tn lim-. lirournor.

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2. 'r.,.n».- solo -~~ 'tie sit-retest slower '| inn.

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Misa Lcrtu Murray. 7. \\'hiatlit\¢ S0lu~l|t) Polka. . . _ . _ _ _ .. . . . Atttllt

lb) Intcrmsz1.o__ _.\ius<:ug|tl

Mt- I’u\'cy Harlow. E. Clturtts (l\) "Tile l’llgrl|rts‘ (?h0rlts"»- \Vug|t1:l'

'|'r..ntt.n|..= ut.tt,;.tt..»tv|».-ser., .\_u..ndnt, 'I'. 'I‘rNlmt'.

llrl Piirl. Solllki\iiillC(70lll[\itlli0|I) "Sluts uf um scanner tgm."__.,__.._. _ _sittin-r

GUI) .\'AVI*I'i`|iI'I KING.

/\Ct'trt|r\il\|llr4l ltltd I)il't:t'L||l' \\'. IIu|'|'y \\'lillr~. l’l|trt at .ir\lIilct.nrt'r. uttil Iinttkirfrc |it'u|¢>¢l.0icr~. i><.pn1.n~ in-tvs.. 3. ...nl at rent.. ruin.

535.-sly--»»....a|_s|..»J§,.a..n.a.a

*Sheet iitusi

Your Ebotc for to cents

During this wccic

“M3

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"lr -'bl

wc oder any sheet of music in our

store for 1cc-in-

cluding the very latest.

Come early.

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City of Chtrloitctown

Having been presented with a largely

signed requisition to bccnmc n cantil- tlatc for tue ‘£ayor|tity. after due :on- eiticralion I have decided to do so.

For some years past I have had thc

horror of representing Ward 5, and flur- ing that period have scrvetl in stvurul Committees, anti fnr four yours Chatr- man of the Street Cotnmiitcc.

Regarding thc civic polic , in the

futurc as in the past. I will tibvotc m ' brst cucrgies anti abilities to the nvl~ vancctnout anti intprovemeni of thc corumt-rciul interests ami general vul- larc ofthe City.

While practicing the greatest

economy commensurate with a fair measure of progress, I purpose if cleri- etl to continue the good work that has marked the regime of the out»gt-ting Council. In common with my fellow citizens, residing autl doing business here. it shall be my duty to the utmost of my ability, to promote the welfare of all and safe-guard thc various tie- Dartments of civic activities.

Earneatly soliciting your support.

iam yours respectfully,

JAMES PATON.

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The Annual Blasting of the uhmt- ,\v.~tor|.\

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