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Tl'lE CARICATURIST

F. G. Gould in Presenting the Faces of States- men to the Public. Some Whose Names are Household Words are the Despair of the Artist.

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The necessity for inti~otlut~ing into

political caricatures and cartoons only than faces with which the pun-

nm" Jl__`:_u u lic are absolutely Iariiilini- iiiiposr-s

M. what is often an irl.uoint- liiiiitaiion

l"l"l`*` “I N0- 3 “°H""'y '\Iy'l""'>I "IN" uPon the artist. says The Westuiin-

wni- killed insluiilly llii_~_ iifll-riiooil lry rl

full of I.-lone iii the pil. .\ii he held toliiorrou, .Ie-~=u lriiiii und uriulnrril-rl. _

Piles ,__

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get ourmone beckifnot

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Bter Gazette. For instarice, tllere are

l"‘l“""'I Wm* ul-ll’l|`°“I-1)' 200 uleinbels of I’nl'lnr.- “'11-1\ Wlllll-' inent who have recently taken of the

llscal lop with Mr. ChamLtei~1nin, and yet if the cartoonist desires to pro- dict the Prophet of Protection with

you mu Ilia faithful oli»s, he \viil iirid that °l1l1lH°°Ym after' he has giiyly and uiilicsitutirig-

.\Ir'. .Henry Chaplin, Mr. Jesse Col- lings and Sir lfloward Vincerit, he is confronted with the supreme difficul- y ol ririding any que else whose lace

alldv8Alere0rlI>lA-NB0N.BA1'B&C°~¢T¢i'“l¢4\ und form can be xiiade recognizable

Dr. Gha.se’s 0|

To prove to Chase' Ol tm

‘um °ft?§°£ ly dashed in the fariilliar ienturea of prawn

cured.

l witliout a long and tedious course of

istruction. But sonic even of the niost promi-

nent of our statesriicn whose riaiucl ure household worrls pri-sent prolr

lcnis' in portr'nitur'e which are tho

STOCK PROFITS

this ycrir will depend a good rleal on getting full returns from your feed. \Vilii fccd as short its it is goin to be you cannot afforg to let an animal get in that “run down" condi- tion wht-rc half of what it ents is not digested. Give your crittlc, hogs, shccp

ani li-'Jrst-s

MAX CONDITION POWDER

3 regularly and it will save

enough in feed to pay for thc condition several tifncs

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:lids digestion and :ln ani- mal to which it is given zissimilzites every bit of iiutriincnt in what it ents.

Per package 25c.

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Sold only by

J. G. .IAMIESO

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When your well stocked store wal going to burn down, you could wait to Insure until the week be-

fore, but

When It is Destroyed

dcspirir' of the curtuoiiist, lt is not that their faces are rle-void of indi- viduality and strong chnrni;ti~i'; it is rather tlint the clinr'u.ctul'izutiun is too subtle to allow of easy nrcvritu- lliun

Take lllr. John \forlvy_ 1Iis faire il

unlike that of uri_\` one else in the liousc of t'oriiiiioris, and _yl~t over nlrtl over aguiii as tht- lim-ii tl’a\t»l oiwr the pn|it»r thc lilwiioss \nriislies with u single stroke in the wrong place. ’l`l\r‘n toiiirss the India rublier' ol' llir' l\'riil`r-, iiriti tlle Iiuulrlg iil\<'ii\-sn has to bu tl'nl'l<r.~d again, 'l`u suggest a mous- tache would he u urinie; wliiskt-_rs an- irititliiiissilile, hui. the idea uf ri beard would be riioristrous. But why riot an e_\'cglusri`.’ ’l`lie nionocle in iiinde for the slnootli, krrnri fare only. for oii a fnt, 'hr-l_il'rlr~tl inet it riiuy look funny if not fulrlona. r

I have nfir-ii woiidcrcd why in thc

old dn_\'.‘l John Briglit always ap- ywrirl-rl in }’uul‘h with nn ¢»_\l~glnss, niirl I can only imagine tlint Teniiiel, finding it at little difficult to occuri- tuute fentrlrcn which had no vr-ry sli'il\iiii_( r~l\ui~at'tei‘islli's, niloptr-d the riioiiorle, in the snnir-_ \\`u_\' thut the straw ivus. iii.~;ul'ir-rl in l.lii'rl l’nlnil-i'- Stoii'A iiiolllli_ And r-in -.wcllstoiii-_:rl were (lic reiirlrlrs of I’urir'h to see these ir-riiui't-3 that it in useless to declnre Iliiii. .lnliri Bright never' Wore an eyeglass and that Lord PuIriu~r- stori was not always cliewing straw.

It sin-aka lilucll, tlierllfore, for the

criiiscir-iilioris sr-li`-sncriiicii of the pli- litivul <~;ii‘ir'.atr|r‘int_s of to-rlii_\' that tlir‘_v lin\'r-_ riot cuiiihincd in any agrari- riiciit to iiinl.r: Mr. John Moi'lcy`a fum- inure |»i'nclirral»le for their pt-ns mid pviicils by no siriiple nu expelli- cnt. lli<igu'nplif=r‘s nfflictud with the dir- siro for at-_c-uri-icy may in the next gvricrwititiri insist that the eyeglass is iiit-orrr-r'L, brit what will that iiinttcr to ua who liy that time will lic, tn bor~i~o\v ri foriri of cxprlissiori from one ol' the witnesses before the (`hnn- trey Ili.-r|rii»st Foiiiriiittec, inure or IPSS (It'llll'?

It would not lie n bad idcn, if po-

litical rnriratilrists were to form l sort of union, so that when a nciv figure comes to the front. to be adri- ed to the stock thore shall be agree- ment as to the general lines of treat- ment so as to avoid confusion. 'I`li-i caricaturist who is first in the ficlrl with a new face has it all his own way and makes his own laws. An Instance of this is the case of Lord

Randolph Churchill, Mr". Harry F\li‘»

You are too late' Remember the niss annexed him at an early stngrs

01d adage- "Them I3 11° tl”-lelike and interpreted him ns n perky lit-

the present,” and no insurance ti. personality with black briirain-

llke ours.

horn moustaches. The public accept-

form nd refused 1

ed hi in this , a t

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Representing Phoenix of Hartford gandy," although as A mcre mam-r

Cnnadian Quebec.

girpclrftraitiirc Lo_rl_l lixuldolpli una

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NEW CARPETS NEW SQUARES

NEW

RUGS

NEW MATS NEW DILCLOTHS

Received this wcck---and marked to make quick

selling.

ark right Furnishing ilu.

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not short, and his iiroustdchc was not black,

Lord Rosebt-ry, again, is n stumbl-

ing block, and costs cnrtooriists nlar_i_\' a despairing hour In trying to render it prcsentnble likeness. Ho-v mug); cusiel' it Would be if HIS L0l'CI- ship would only adopt not only the eyeglass, but ei moustache as wel!! 'I`he latter \vol`lld riot need to bn large-ilirlccd, a large ruoustnclic would not go we-ll with the (acc, but n little rivnt oiic, slightly turned up on eiicli aide, like t`uunt von Bue- Iuw's_

Mr. \\`in:»t0n t`hur'l'hill is 'another

politirluii \\'lioin the politiral cari- cuiurisr wnlcllca with interest, for the reason that he may oric day miie 1,, bg |,i~oniiiii~iit on the pictori- al stage-_ Ile rnuy lie said to have acliimeii rurtooii rank us it is, niiil if tit- only liiill features which lun: tlieniseluas to easily recognizable con- vantiorial treatinerit as readily al his father"s he would pr‘oliu.bI_V be used inore often.

Between the late Lord Randolph

Churchill and his son Winston there is nlisoliitvly no rescintilance in like- rir-_~¢_~:. nltlioiigli tht-re nrc to be sci.-n e\'l~r‘_v now und tlicii siihtle nnrl fleet- ing sling:-stioiis \\'lii<'h show that re- sr-iiililnrivrf is soiiietiiiics rr rnutU‘l‘ qiiitr: nritsillc lirics of lrirlii and feu- trlrr-_ \\|ri:~lrin t`Iiurcliill's lure is. froiii tllv t'iii'it'ntlii'is\'s point of view, \\'l»|r-li l cull nn clusi\e one, by Wllicll I riir-iiii ilizrl. thc iiirirc you try to gc' it ilu- iiirrrc you lost- it

’I`lii~ vriiirzlusion of thc rnntte-r, from

the prililicul <'al‘icntili~ist's point of \'i<»\v, is that if a politician has nin- bltion it is importniit thutlie should uct-l-iitiliiirj his pt-i'soriiiliiv So that he

ll MIISI COIIlC.

As inevitable as the changing seasons of

the year is the change which comes to every woman. And just as one anticipates the changes of other seasons it is wise to anticipate this change of season and pre- pare for it. In this way the discomforts and disasters suB`cred by many women at the period of change can be avoided or overcome.

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, e med-

icine for every season of w0man`s life, will entirely meet the needs of women at this period of change. It cures the physical ills and relieves the mental anxiety and depression usually associated with this critical period. It trauquilizcs the nerves, encourages the appetite and induces re- freshing sleep. -

$500 "‘?..T.".’v$.§"..""

WHO CANNOT BE CURED. Backed up by over a third of a centn of remarkable and uniform cures, a recua auch as no other remedy for the diseases lnd_ weaknesses peculiar to women ev! attained, the proprietors of Dr. Plcrce'l Favorite Prescription now feel fully war-

ranted in offering to pay $1500 in legal money of the United States, or any case of Lcucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolap- sus, or Falling of Womb which they can- not cure. All they ask is a fair and reason- able trial of their means of cure.

J. S. Carlisle, E543.; of Manchester, Coffee C0..

Tenn., writes: “I ave been using your medl- ciues for the last sixteen or eighteen years in my Poor-house. I am superintendent 0f` the Coffee County Poor-house and As lurn combined Your ‘Favorite Prescfiptior\,' ‘éolden Medical Discovery' and ‘Pleasant Pellets' are the best medicines for the diseases for which they are recommended, that I ever used. They snved my wil'e‘s life at the time of ‘change of IIl'e.‘ I have be n recom endi on dici t

e m ng y r me ne a

many afflicted women and have also guaranteed thnt if It did not cure I would pay back the nione_y spent for lt. I have told our druggist that if the cople came back and said Doctor l‘ierce‘s medicines did not give satisfaction, to

fiw //um ban! their muncly and charge it lo mr.

have not or-ice been cal ed upon to refund. I have never found anything to equal the ' Favorite Prescription ’ for diseases of women."

Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical

Adviser is sent fre: an receipt of gr one- ccnt stamps for the paper covered book, or 5a stamps for the cloth bound. Addrell Dr. R. V, Pierce. Bu8'nlo, N. Y.

'HAWES’ CELEBRATED $3.00 HATS. TRESS $2.00. $2.50. $3.00 HATS.

Weeks & Co , Sole Agents, one

price Hatters.

Political Meetings

Mr. james j. Hu§hes, 'the Govern-

ment Candidate, wil address the Elec- tors of King's County on the public

questipns of the day, on the dates names at tlic uutlcrmentionerl nieces:

Red House, Saturday, Oct 15th at 7

o'clock p. m.

I-Iearliof Hillsboro,Monday, Oct. 17th,

at 7 o'clock p. rn,

Pe-:ike‘s Station, Tuesday, Oct. I8th,`

at 7 o'clock, p. rn.

Bal¢lwin‘s Road, Wednesd , Oct.

19th, at 7o'clock, p. in.

Cardigan Bridge, Thurs: y, Oct.

:oth at 7 o’clock, p. m.

ll;[i>x;Itague, Friday, _Oct. 2| t, at 7

o‘c oc , p. m.

dileaktherdale. Monday, Oct. 24 , at 7 o c oc p. m.

St. Lilarygs Road, Tuesday, Oc 25th,

o'c oc , _ m.

glednesflay, Oct. 2 th at 7

Tliursrley, Oct. 27th,nt

Cross, Friday, Oct. 28th at

Saturday, Oct. 29th,

South, Monday, Oct.,

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moi bc tlrosln ns in-liiu rn»\ In IP' pirtciit rather than uwuli I as livin.: difficult. The methods ol this ncccu tuation may vary, and the sugges- tions I have ventured to put for- ward are modest and simple, al- though I admit that they may bo based on the lelflsh desire to be gpared trouble in getting likcncsscs, Their importance I do not nttcH1D¢ tg deny, for if a political caricatur- ist cannot be lmpertinent, who can be?

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Island Flour, peril!! lba........gl Oatmeahper ID lb|..........

Oatsblac lperhnehel on-(warn) per bum

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GEORGETOWL MARK

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Eggs, nerdo|..... Oatmeal, per own.. _ Butter per lb. '- Aonlespar bn........ IIaypressed....._.. Chickens, per pau'.... Beats per has .

Hides perlb . Paranfps per bus._.. - Barley per bus.... Geeseper lh....... - Turkeys perlb

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Beanies a» wa made almost as

palatable as milk. It is eas and soothing to the weak stomach; it checks the`ten~ dencies d children toward thinner!

Soott’| Emulsion gives

strength to weak mothers be- cause it creates healthy flesh and new blood.

Nursing mothers will find

a special value in Scott's Emulsion because it insur a. flow of rich, nourishin milk for the' baby. More and better than a. medicine; Scott’s Emulsion is a iood.

We’l1 lend you l sample free upon request. lcorr a Bowan 'remain one.

Tender for Buildings

Kensington.

tenders addressed to the

iinscrggaireedntllsg marked on the outside "Tender for buildings at Kerislnn\on“ will "C rlceived 'ug to and lncludlug Wr_dneN35Y. October not , r;e4, forthe construction of B Pqngcnget Station and a 'Freight shed nr guniugign P. EJ., according io Dllll! lg" specifications to be seen at the station Mntmha office, Ke--ltngton, and nt the office of _t ? undersigned at Charlottetown, vihere forms c

nder may be obtained. All the conditions of the speclhcntlona inurit

li d ith.

bemmp e W G. A. SHARP

superintendent.

Railway Oilice, Ch’town, P. E I.,

October nth, |904.

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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Messrs. Martiu~& McLean, the Liber-

al Conservative candidates in the forth-

_ 1 n.-

coming election will meet the clcitors oi Queens County nt the followingtiines and places.

Mayfield Hall, Sat. l5tli, 2 p. rn. Ho e River. Mon. r7th, 7 p. in. Cliiion, Tues. i8lh, 7 p. rn.

Irishtown, \Ved. Igth. Granville, Thur. zolh.

Springton, Thur. 20th, 7 p. limyvnle, Fri. 21st, r p. ni.

Afton Hall, 1~`ri. zrst, 7 p. in. North River, Sat. 22nd, 7 p. rn.

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Ill.

Fort Augustus Hn1l,near church,Mon_ 4th. 7 p. in.

make, $2.00. $2.50, $3.00. I in Stanhope Hull Saturday, Oct.

Weeks & C0-i 5013 agents' mm I the Opposition in P. E. I., is expccterl ’/457/ \

ctors. until further notice, trains will run /\‘ nccd sa followsz-

' ` r, t7p_ rn. Prominent speak- ._._ 5 ~ -

S aaddress the meeting. Mr. f

C C ’ ‘john A. Mnthieson, M.L.A., Leader of

price Hatters, l to be pri-sent and atlclfless) the cle

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Other mcetings wi e annou

later.

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hiiri to huya drink in thc lust tvrcnty yours."

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When you have a moment to

spare we want you to think of us; we want you to know that there is always something here for your comfort and satisfaction. We have in stock a nice variety of suitings, overcoatings and tronserings, and woen you hear what the prices are you will surely buy ami" get full value for your money.

MCDONALD & PERRY

THE NOBBY TAILORS.

Great George Street.

BUY “Britannia Skirts”

and fi s

I Sec that the name Britannia is

Tender for Branch Line. _ H V HARRIS . i°Sl<1°_1*3,=w»=iSH>»=1<1-

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rlersigned and marked on the outside r - -\---- -i---~+-~ ff--f r

‘I g ' "Tender for Brunch Line to Monta

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“rc n ML" of genoroslnlz I Brid e” will be received xl to nn

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Ricliurrl-Sure; the gclieroslty oil cludag Monday me 25,1, V' Yr" , V

nature. Eof October 1904, for the frail- ` Q? _ '.e\-,;,_=_ : §

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"Hear ynu`\'e loc een' t' g, id line 6. 38_ nlrlcs lon to Montague ` V // ---A ,

riiun; wlirtt did youirezlizctzuiy R m 0 l BrI‘;g"'_P;"‘§1EdW{"§Isl%ud;. ' f,"~"ItI`4?e / /

“I_rcalize<l thut I wus it blrtmcd fool,`,` beietibin trge §E;i(neE§;c‘O§c;)"2}€;¥ \\ _g A /// _

mulled the other sorely' ottetown, P. E. I., and at the office of I Um lustfulftcd I-‘Y ul* Reglslfaf "f °°e,, ` _ / "`év' - " '

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INSTANT RELIEF. M N B _‘§;z.?:;':f.°l§:::;§;?:;:;°;‘,.i.‘.l:”‘;2 " I / i- I- -"-

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Mr. Robt. Jennings, Mansfield, Ont writes: ‘I have used one lottle of Dr Low's 'Tooth ache Gum tor- severe to inohe and received Instant. relief. Besions this It noted as a splendid temporary filling Price l0o_

Pat -Hovyu mndc u will" Mike -Yls. Oi lift everything to tha

doctor that s-avoir nic lolfc.

EARACHE CURED.

Miss J. J. Johnson, Iunlsfell,Alta,, says I was troubled with Earache tor e long

alma, and notrgilng hellped me until I used Hazyard's Y ow O , which cured me completely/

Nell--Slieinlcnfls ro he married very

quietly; In fuct., lt`u1t secret. Belle-How do you know? Nc‘l--All the girls are inlking about il.

Minurl'| Llniment Relieve: Neufllgie.

He-They any he has more money than

hc known what to do with.

She-Hits lic reullyil Such ignorance in

li iss. .

lLla\rd'e Llnlment Lum Dmdrutt. _

T)ocl,or-"Yourwlfe must keep out of

c-xr-.itcmerit."

Mr. Bri.~u|rrc-<She cnn't., doctor. Sho

carries; it nround with her.

lllnu~d'n Llnlment buns Bums eta.

‘A fool n.n<l his friends are soon parted,”

rcmnrkeri the liachclcr, upon hearing oi thc marriage of another friend.

St. pefyl heedeoh eured th |umdu¢lsa.i-gdt, and the b°:ai:rlTrlghtel'ed lr; lullbiu-n’s Starling Headache Powders. i‘n;y'd`o not weaken the heart. Prine I0o an _

Dorothy-Pape, the plnno must, he

tuned in time for the reception tonlghtl

Father-Nonsense; play something from

Warmer and they. won't know the difference.

DOES CHILDREN GO0D.

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‘I&veneodDr. Levis ermBnl| In

my lly.andlt huniwsylbeengaot- 3'=p'dhudao:”taheLehlldxvnpod._loen

“On the ear today a mm mend np and

let me have the enrl net."

" -Bow do you account for ltf’ "Il was just beginning to`I-ein.”

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Courts building rn Charlottetown the

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where forms of tender may be obtained: ' _ - ” / I ‘*§\,,~f',;_;`“f/ .

All the tonditions of the sptciii tions 0Cl0l>¢r lust' :it ii a. m. at the Law

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I must be cornplicd with.

D. POTTINGER,

follo-.irng pro trtres of the Lite Hon

Gena-al lwmmgef, Ilonzild linrquhnrson: fg A

is -Th li s a rl 1 t on D rche < ' "

Railway Ofiicc, Moncton, N. Il.,

October 1904.

6_tts ll Oct und.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

` RAILWAY

Tender lrrr Branrrlr

owned by john Kt-lly.

2r1d~'1`llc house and lot ou Sydney

Street adjoining thc First Methodist Church.

3rd-One rind ri llnlf acres of lrind on

the corner of Mount Edward Rolid :ind Gowllr Street. ‘

4th-Five choice building lots on the

corner of Rochford and Euston Streets.

5th-Three very desirable building

lots on Upper Prince Street, opposite the residence of H. W. Longworth,Esq.

6th--Three large building lots on

7th--One nice building lot at corner

of U er Queen and Va ey Streets.

r st e one n o o stcr %;/ T ‘ 3 Street, neur Queen Street, formerly

Chocolate Kisses

and Cocoanui;

Kisses at

Malpelgue Road, near the residence of

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S. A. cDonald, Esq. _ w' A

Sealed tenders addrersed to the undergissgg 8u?_ll»I-he Property nt \vcStviue, fm,_ NWI. lf:

and marked on the outside “Tender for

Lfneio Vernon River Bridge" wlllbe received lll¢fly Occupied by the Intl: HOD. D.

d ln dl F ld 0| I! dlyl0f Pnrquharson asa place of business, in-

gE\'o°beT'? |9o4.dForniTie ;ru:iIn .etEuk lay ng I di Wh f ::‘.‘°.:::';s.rml°lr“li.rf.;°.§°.irr:rr:f."':: ¥.2.‘...“.5....,.‘2.1...l’;‘1i1?.¥..?“‘? ““°'° NEW YQRK ADS Veglzzzvlgizferigi P1.i::§§§"{i;\:1-1;l_=;!N lgui-Eleven acres of valuable farm r

,. m C,,,,,,|,,"“°,,“ P and,situnte near Southport, at the cor- ’”"_' ‘ '

tth E lee o et. . . _

ir¢.'i`..|nai\i ilienomee' or the chief nnglneen ner of the roads leading to Pownal and

Moncton N B where funn: offender may be Ke h, C0n!Ignmenl8 SOIi¢iltd Prompt Returns

oiminfaf lii|'lii= miarrlam at um wednen- 99°C

tions must be complied with. 1 mg; Esglgggtogfmgx aE'“r§?95e m°;;tY

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'Ull"ly 05l¢¢~ D- P°i\lll¢f. Other ermditionsimndefnowsnlisi sale.

.f§°§‘f;f",' N' B' G°“"" °“"“*°" Dated nth of October, 1904.

Zio ,, m»&r¥i"6.¢ .in . .i BENJAMIN CARTER, _

12 mwf td Auctioneer.

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107 Fulton Market

Change of lime N York

.. PLANT LINE ¢W_____ » ‘ _ Wholesale Commission

Will until farther notice leave

Steam Navigation Co’e,, wharf on

The well-known Steamer Halifax ot _

T eedu d*Wednudey nt: p. in.

to`i-HelIid:y's and Brush Whervee.

Thursday at zo.o p. m. for Me- __ _S I I - _

Ewen’s and Welt River Brix* ` ` .

Friday at a.oo for ¢! lr -

I-In 's and yden‘s Wlurvee

the Plant Line will leave Charlottetown

Engl _gt-¢q»_ ' for Boston vin Hawkesbury end Halifax

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