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KING’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

dllleee lnllontcgue, Gnpt. W. A. Johnstone, Agent,-

_ and in Bourie, A. J. McDonald_, Agent.

...The latest news, first of all.

...‘An Albion correspoiidoiii. writ.'i's

Mila Delta Moore, has returned honiu

...Ali amounts for Guardian adver-

'tising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should be paid to W. A. ‘Johnstone agent, and in Bourls and

from Boston. Neil Col‘liin_<< has re- viciiiity to A. J. McDonald, agent.

covered from a severe illness.

ACTION WAS AX

L`§l'lIIll.\"I`l.\N UNE.

wAsH1No'ro.\1, .iiiiy 23---l>vl<-i:.ii.-5

from Great llritiiin to the sixth ion-

vention of the World's Suiiiliiy School asstirintiiiii ni-w in _-e_~>iioi\ here, il<‘cli\ri‘-.l in nn uiiili'-;-:=.~‘ iii»l|\'i-|‘- ed by tlicni _\‘i'.~‘i0|'iln_\' nf sivi-riil chui'L‘h .-‘i~|'\'ii'i‘:<, lliui the iivihiii of the local ri~in|uiti_ci' in liuiiiiig iiig

roes from the ini-ii _< ilibli- <'li\-`-' 1.-lil* ade of Friday lzisi., wus nn iiii-_'iii'i;~'~ tian nctiiui. 'l`hi-_v sniii ilint siirli ii 'thin' \\’iiuli`i ri-l h“i\'i- lizippriii-il in

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Englauil, \\'lii-rc thi- ni-sro run \>i'i".l\\_\

positions ou' 'nu i-iiiiality uiih l.i_<

white b|'otl|i-_ix

Dr. John llcid Hliiiiiniiii. pzi.<li»r ot

the Metropolitaii .\f_ l-I. chiii-rli, ii!_<o criticized the :irtion of thi- lor-;il committee. An opi-ii li-iti-r hiis iii-cii

aildrcsscil by ii <'o||i|nitti‘i- of lorul

negro miuisti'r.< to ilu- ili-li-i:i\ii‘.\' nl-

tending thi- i~on\'i-lilion, fiilly i\\oin-r-

ating the ifcnrriil i~.»iniiiiii.-i- of tin- associfitioii .of riiri- pi'.~]iiilii~i- :ii.ii Placing the lilziini- i-ni|_".-ly .in Ili.-

Iocal roililiiiiii-i* \\liii'h ‘mil i-ii:||’.;i' iii the urrniigr-nii~i\l»< for tlii- ini-i-iiii_i;_:.

(_`oin||i-_iiiiiin. <'1i|:_~»~i-|';ili--ie :iiiil 4-.-ii

quest were ilu- t‘i:’»-i- \\.iii~h\4oiil_~: .ii

the iibsi-|'\'n|i<`.'- iii \.'iii-1il’.< .<uu.l.i\"

_ BCIIOUI. Iii-iriziii-:_ :i"i<rn~ii.i; ;,|;.\ i-WH.

-_ ing, each havin-.f oni- ot' ii... y,.pii-;._ -['|,,,,-_.-,|,,y_

_ _ 1-i-10iirtl.

'PHE ;\I(lR1\fAN (‘IT\'

HAS E.-\ll'I`I-IQl'AI{l‘l SHOCK

S.-\l.'1` l..-\l{l-I (`.l’l`Y, May 2Zl-Sun-

diiy nior||in|_;`.~i slumber of this city's ri-sidi-iits, was disturbed by a. violent roi-kiiig of the i-iirth, thi- siiismogiaph ut thi- state iinivi-rriity recording a iii.<iiiil`ii|u-i- of thirty si-i-ond.~'_

'l`hi- i-n|'ilii|u;il<i- \\'iis .~'h:irp, und

<'i\u.~‘i‘il i-oi|.<iili-ru’.ili- dfiinagc to crock- i~rv nnil olil l\i\i|.~zi‘|\'_ 'l`lu- trriiioi’ \\'n_~; 'loi»nl, lii‘in_g roiitiiiril within ri rndius of .'i\l |nilcs_ .\`li;_'ht daiiiiuirr is report- Icil from ilu' .~u|i'i'oi||\4lii\g towns.

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ii'l"1‘.-’\\\'.\, .\fa_w ::&l~i\fr. R. l.. Fiiir

.ilcn, \vl|`ili\ slowly conmlesring froiii his ri\tl|i'r .si-|'|ii\i.~a illness of the piist fortnight, is .still coiifiiicil to his _i~.ioiii_ lt is i-.\'pi-rtcil that hi- \\'ill be liiblr to bi- out ngiiin by thc i-nil of thi-' niontli. . -

i}t`lll_\l.»\X Ill-l_i\l`iIf\'ll l‘( l.\"l`l’flNI"»ll.

|‘l'l'l`|~Illll(lli(il'i1Il, Uni., May '_li_--~ .lzinii-_~' ilorinziii, \\hi» shot und kilivil

.his iiiiitlii~r'wliili- uiiili-1' the iiillui-iu'i‘ liif liiiuiir, ainil while in thc nrt of _lu-ini; :irri-.~:ti-il l|_\' ilu- lorul polirc, iviinie up for pri-l~iniinary lii-uring, and

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THE STOR-Y OF ‘ ' ‘ _ CAMERON’S VICTORY.

ST. JOHN, May’ 22-A fair sized

crowd attended Victoria Rink on Saturday night to see Cameron, of Amherst, winner of this yeeir’s Bos- ton Marathon, defeat Bterli-ng for the second time. The t-lnie for the race was much slower than that of the former _ five mile contest, being 26 minutes 43 seconds. Sterling was able to put up a much better race with Cameron than on his previous performance, but only once was he able to take the lead, alid then only for a few seconds. Peterson, a new comer started in the race, but was forced to give up at the end of the iirst mile, the pace evidently being too much for him. Cameron took the lend at the start and retained it. un- til the end of the third mile when he was pnsseil by Sterling who held the lead only for a moment, Cameron spurting. Both runners finished the race with a good spurt. Cameron leaves for his home today tu -start truiniug for the Caiiiulinii tcn mile championship in July.

'l`lll<2 S\'Ml’A'»1‘l-ll~]'f`il(‘. l~`I‘lELlNG.

Wliiit it Means and liow it May be (`orrectly Iilxprcsscil.

Syinpntliy is feeling with other

people--iiot only duplicating their feelings, but nnilerstanding their in- niost. thought, apprcci-ating their highest pleasure, weeping with them .not only because they weep, but fi.-r the cause of their wi-_cpin-g. Sympathy |'cni‘.lir-s out to all the pleasures and ipaiiis of this mortal life.

Has it. a naturnl history? May wc

truce it buck to a bi-g'inning'? (‘n.n we iinugiuc sonic proto'/.on or mollus- ca to be in lovc likc oii|‘si-l\'cs‘;‘ (_‘i-.r- tniuly, lowly <'i`i-ntilrcs and some of the liiglicst orders of animals would sec-ni to show sympathy. There is

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henrt trouble.

W "Y , and before the Bret hox was taken . w almost well, and the second _box com

others to try them, and they have all bee

to payifor n box for anybody they

not cure." _

Milbum’| Heart and Nerve Pills are

make the weak heart strong and the shzr ni-vg firm by imparting ii strengtheni

and tissue of the body and curing palpi lation of the heart, dizziness, sleepless

debility, lack of vitality, etc.

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limited. Tomato, Ont

s u of the iliicc Stags 'in

ightened, ivfusi-if ti follou, ho

the two wuit-cd nwliilc for limi, nn

tow-ard him; the royal trotted an-gy

Back went the noble royal over th

LD ;__._._,i-;,G_ 4 ,.‘ __ _ _ _ rub together. But nothing could i

_ - duce the little stag to Jump, and a

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five years ago I _

_ 8*” “P “II \‘°P° °l that you truly sympathize, for you

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pleted the cure. I have advised ma. y

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°""ed°Hh°“m°"°ub`° haveo Msg But. there can be no intelligent

specific for alldiseasea or disorders arising from the heart or nerve system. 'I`h_ey

Price, 50 cents per box or 3 boxer for

$1.25 at all dealers, nr mniled direct an recei t of rim hy The T. lfilbiirl Co..

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but'thc little one stayed at the jump.

'aaeqhee was u-nthfinke-ble. Only two thousand years ago did it become a gospel. -

Sympathy is of two orders-of im-

*itation and of experience. You see e. _ trapeze -artist miss the erossbar with

his hands as he swings through the air. Though you know it is all pre- ten it makes little difference; all

ce.

Mr. Paul Poull, your nerves are suddenly hunched to-

CHN-lrcdifl. QU!-_ gether, and so rem-sin until the art-

ist magically saves himself, and -you -heave a sigh iof relief. It is then

imagine what would have |al>Dene if he had not caught the crossbar

_'°“:g “_;*"I{ °&‘.°kg°- “I"‘2__';_\E“_:‘(R"I_‘e°”;_'_: with his feet. When the clear speak- vou s ea in . :‘.‘:.i°i°.°:.‘i’°.°.::;*.l‘.‘:r:“‘°.":.:::.'r::r.“.:2 ws-<»-- -- -----or

Mi“’“"“'° Heart ‘nd N°""° Puls sympathy. Man can admire. und be.

_ comes like what he admires. Let his

er begins to imitate the stammerer

dence of the instinctive origin of

gods be cruel and he will be cruel; let them be holy -and he will seek holiness)

sympathy without -experience. lic-al

. sympathy is the duplicating of plea-

sures and pains. A dancer, lnmed, watching others dance, feels his muscles working in sympathy with the music. This is sympathy us true

and restorative influence to every organ, as pity for foun-dli-ngs. And from - t

his real sympathy you go on to thc 'leal ri m ath the conscious direc-

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ness, anaemia, .twitching of the muscles. tion of desire toward things unrenl- eensation of “pins and needles,” general

imd, which never -are, and perhaps never can be.-London Express.

QUEEN MARY' S OHILDI-IUOD.

The published Life and lietters of

. the Duchess of Teck give the reader

an intimate idea of. the way in which her little daughter, the Princess Ma now iieen Mai of England,

the .ti 'y . ' .~ a y, Q -y young plaiitatioii; how two leaped was bl-ought |ip_ Her iwyal High- the wire fence, but ii young one, fr' ‘ .' \ " W

ness l’rincess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck. \viis one of thc most hrliiv- cd of English princesses, and her

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tllcu how 0110. _H H000 FUYHI, came letters and extracts from her diary back to the fence. 'Phe little one ran show ahlluilaflt FURSOH fOr her popu-

. larity.

As a mother, Her Royal l-lighncss

e devoted to her children all the time

__ yy ' K fi?" _ _ BY- ' fence and actually kissed the little she could spare from her other du-

. - _,Q ,_ __l “_-'11 ED_6R|NHA|v]| one. The watch-ers saw their noses ties. She watched over_ their _ pro-

.i§"_ P .- n- grass in their studies, Joined them

t frequently at their games and in s their walks -and drives, and had them

u with her for a considerable part of

woes _

ie fool” vient off to his compan- each dn She knew intimately the

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icgin in instinct-to become estnb ished in the maternal and patcrna. relationship-to grow from the fum

slowest of histories. Aeons ago self

crayfish_ Sympathy _uould seem to

‘ly to the herd-and to develop, with the growth of intelligence, _ from a mere function to an ethical concep- tion. With man, sympathy came lm Ulfmkllll U* Say. out-growing her long after intelligence. Sympathy with others is a virtue with the

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e nurses aiiil governemes who had il charge of the Princess and her three

brothers, bu_t even though they pos- esscd -her confidence she did not think of deleg-ati-ug to them her rcspoiisi-

- "I‘he cl;ilil|'en are getting on nicely 1 with their lessons, under the tuition ~ of their daily governcsses (each very

good in her way), -aod May and Dol- 1_Y--(Prince A-dolphus)-are renlly making excellent progress. May is, I

TCU ' ver the fence, nnil followed.

- Z” f 4 ‘i _ _ - " ` , There are many pretty stories oi

' . _ is' i --"""\} ---‘ ,\ '~ ‘ ` y _ . that sort. But is it wise to judge _ _ _

_ J ‘ il " - | I ° __ ' ` ' y animals' emotions by our own? Hux- hilities and duties. » " \ \.j_ _ ' e ‘_`; .(~\ ley said we cannot say what it is to The following from n letter to a

' ’- | 5 i be a cruy-llsli without becoming a fricnil,_ when the Princess May was in

\g:\\i_» i\;` i her ninth year, is ch-aracteristic:

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delicacy, and has greatly improved in looks. She is /quick nn-d clever and

_ very musical, and all three promise

l50 hc VCP; apt pupils. They under- stand German, and are getting on well with it, but uiiliickily the nice l~lanoverian governess who has been with them for thc last two years fell ill, and has had to go to her home. The Sunday Scripture lessons are

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from Monday, l\lay 9th,until 'l`hur day, May 12th, noon.

later. `

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The Clydesdale stallion “Burg'

_i _ le Dalhousie. , _ Royal" owned by Mr. Iolm Rich- I ein-ed ri horse, badly torn by .1

Regular dates will be given

| MINARD’S LINIMENT.

(‘»HltIS"I`OI’HEIt SAUNDISRS.

pitch fork, with MINAIIIVS l.lNl-

ards, will be at J. W- Ca1lbeck’s, MENT

Siiiiiniei-side, fi-oiii Monday after si. i-em-ii, ci. iz. now. |.|Ni.ii~:i»‘_ *

“Dom “yay 2nd_ until Thursda I cured a horse of a bad swelling

3' by MIN/i|in's |.iN1ivn<:N'r_

morning, May 5th, :ind at Alberton . -yHUg_ w_ p,\\~N|.;_

5, llutliurst, N. Ll.

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Sh oo than can bc scen right here, 'l`hcrc`s ."1 good range of styles and iiuiterizils for incn who alipreciniq good vnliic.

'l`hen of course, we can give

you suits for less inoncy and suits' of cxtrzi good quality, but considering the price we <lo|i'i liclievc you can

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_Real Smart, Well Tailored

5' _ Suits for the Boys---

' . lu selecting our stock of boys’ suits we consider-

ed tIie_rcf|nire|||cnt.s of smart young boys as well. as the iiiothcrs who want to save every cent they can on suits.

Our boys' suits give iiwide range of ideas and

- pi°ices--prices to suit all purses.

$1.00 to $10.00.

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the rooms forinr-rl_v occupied as nn office .'.’3'.i."..”.l2‘.2.i"i'iil°lf"ii"‘i§‘“" "°“' '"i *iii*

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lst dam Barney B., 2nd dam, Kim

horse.

This colt will make the season

owner’s sta-ble on Tuesday, May 10, tliroiigh St. Gcorge’s to Aueas Mc- l)onalil‘s at liauucliing for noon, then through South De Gross Marsh to L. Mc_Intyre’s at Newport for tea; thence to Duncan McLean’s at Car- digan llridge over night. May 11th, through the Seven Mile Road to his o\vner'.-| stable at Bridgetown, where he will remain until May 17th, when he will go through the St. I‘eter's Iioad to Malcolm l<`inli\yson's in Rus- kin at 10 o’cloek; thence -to John l.adner's, Bangor, at noon; thence 7-0 -70h" Mlll°DhY'S. Morell, for tea; thence by Morell Rear to H. McEw. en's, Bristol Mills. over night. May 18th, he will go through the Mm-sh Road to Sam Rapson's at noon; thence to Edward Shiirkie's for tea- thence home hy the way of Forcgé Hill to his nwner's stable, where hg will remain until May 24th, when bei will go over the Launching route This route will he continued fort- nightly for the season, health and weather permitting. _

Mares at owner’s risk.

JAMES McDONAI.D, ‘

5-7dstl|rtii]m. Owner in Charge.

sired hy (luklcy llarini, No. -l2,‘.l-18,

hcl Margoii. This colt is three years old, weighing l,0tl0 pounds, with lots of bone and muscle and the cut of a

speed hor.~‘.c, which hc is even at thc present. time, going out. at about. n forty clip, without any train-ing or straps or hoots. lie is nn open-gait- ed pacer with lots of ambition and determination to muke n good race

of-1910 as follows: leaving his

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given by 'Mama' and ii great plena- iire to her and the little ones; they really are most iittentivi-_, and very ready with their answers to my ‘l\\1'S' tions.’ _ _

The Iliirlicss \\'1l>` l\L‘-V01' l\1\l“-ll"`l`

than when shi- suw her children en- joying tliemsclvi-_<, but hcr il\duI|l<‘nci-__ was tempered with wisdom. rlhc wus firm in hi-r resolve that her daiugh- ter’s cliildhuoil should he free fiom excitinggaietics. 'A child hu-_i quite enough to dii,’ thc Diicliess said to ii. friend, ‘to learn obedii-lice, nnd ni.- teud to her lessons, und to _,:|‘o-.\', without niiiny piirtii-s and lute hiiiir.~i, which tuki-_ i_ln-_ irc-s|i||cs.~i of <'l\ili'.liooil away, rind the liriitlitness nnil bounty from girlliood»--niiil then children bc- come intolerable. There arc too many grown-up children in the pres- cnt day] 'l‘l|e little princess and her brothers hiid plenty of pluy, howev- er, and spent hours out of doors every line dii_\', iu this g-nrdcn at \`\l|it.i- Lodge of thc licnsington l’nl:i<:c grounds.

In order thiii. thc cliildrz-ii might

realize the iiccds of otlicrs, thi- lliirli- ess sonicrinics a.-zki-il thi- vicur to take them with him to viiait thi- poor in their own liouies. As tl-i- l’ri|icess illny gri-iv olili-_r she \\ii_~'. given it sluirc in lu-r iuotlii-r'i< work for licr poor pi-ople.

QUEEN Ulf SPAIN lll<]l.lVI<lllEl)

ill" A S'l`ll.l.~ll()llN Cllllili

MAl)lill?i, .\l:iy 23-Qui-fn Vicioi'ii-.

was di-livi-lcd of uh iufiini sl,ill-horn

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at four o'i-lock Saturday morning,

'l‘lu- sex was male.

The unhappy outcome is-attributed

to a prcinature accoi|ch'ement,'_ which, limi-ci-e»|', wus ollnci-\vise natural. The body will he buried without cere- niony in the ltoynl Pantheon of thi-_ f-l<~ciiriiil Mizniistcry. When told of her,

loss the mother wept bitterly.

King Alfonso is still in Lond0rn_ where he attended the funeral of the i|iicon's uncle, the late King Edward.

The past few weeks hail been most;

ti-ying for her majesty. Early in tha pi-i-si-iit month the npproachment of thc i-oiifineinent was noted -'ny the i-iiynl physicians and twice during ilii- diiys ihiit followed the ofiicials of thi; i-_oiirt were summoned un-d-er the impression that the birth was imminent.

While this state of 'loubt cxistcil

his inujei-ity was obliged to -_-.xi to l.o:idon for the royal obscqiii.-.s.

Ai-t-or-iliiig to ciistimi, Premier (inn-

iilojncy Mendes bore the body to n roiini adjoining the i|ueen's chamber for the oilliziiil inspection by*thu- mi-iniici-_~; of the ruynl family and i-ourt functioiiiirli-s who had been \vnii,ing tlu-rc. '

The pix-seiit is the iirsi. iustnnce- of

ii still-nirth in the Spanish roy-al family, nltlliiiugh ii child of Q_ucen`ls- :rin-lie ll livnil only loni.; enough to ri-ci-i\'v the lustrnl water. Queen Vilc- toriii i:4`thi- mother of two boys and ii girl surviving.

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SISNSATTONAI. WORK

OF N. Y. FIREMEN _ I‘I'lFlVF/NTED DEATHS

NEW Y0l'?.l(, May 21!-Sensational

resi-ues by firemen prevented more thiin one dcuth by tire in a blazing ti-nfuu-ni on Eiist Tllth.Strcet today. As it wus, Mrs. N.‘ary Miller, died in a iirr-_niiin‘s arms from the effects of isniokr- inhalation after she had been ‘ilr.'|i:;:i‘il to the roof, w-hile her hiis- bnuil, Win. Miller, clutching the sev- en months olil son of the couple, un- cniiscioiis and suffering from burns was |'r,~:i'iu'il just in time hy another `ilri-niuii.

hlcanivhilchiimbers nf tcnirnts were

bring currii~il d-.wn lnddcrs and drop- ped into lifi- ni-ts. Fully forty per- siiiis were tnken in this wny from the burning _-=trii<-_tiire where members

'fill

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of f-ixti-eii fiirnilies hu-il been trap- ped. '

of ,_ I _ _ 2.557 »"_--. §l§",?-`1_'i.1_'..§_;

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May oth.

Scotchfort, at noon, thence by wily

McDouald’s, k’cL_ikc’_~; Stiitioii, over

I).-\ N llil. Mc(".Rl-1( Z-Ol(

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_ The Champion Shire Stallion of Canada ‘ will niiiki- the sezisoii of |910 as follows: leaves* ow|1er’s stables llloiitzigiic at noon 'l`iie.-iilriy May 3rd for Simon NV. Campbell’s, Uigg, over night. Wediicsdny Mnv .ith to Michael McKinnou’s, Vernon River llridgc, at noon, thence to Clias Mutche's, Cherry Valley, over night. lhiirsdriy I\fny 5th by way of l’o\vnnl to ]ol1n»A. l\'lcGregor'5, Lot 48, nt noon, thcuce to l-.sscry’s Stables, Charlottetown, remaining until

_ I.e:i\'ing lCssci'y‘s-stablt-s on Monday hy way ofSt I’c1cr’s Road to _,1\rllii|r Mcluaclii-i'|i s. luast Royalty, at noon, thence io Wm. E, Vesgeyls -' llunsiaffniigc, over iiiglit. ’l`iicsdaiy May ioth to Michael Stecl’°4

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of Mt Stewart to john J. McQuaid’s,

Pisquid, rcinaining until \\'edi|c.~'d:\y evening, -May nth, thence to Allan

night. ’1`hiirsday May 12th to Thos

1 ~ ._ . _ - .. , _ _ ____ _Loicii|a_ii_’_.\_, _B_z_li_lw1|i .-» l\o:iil,.it noon. tlieucelio|iie_l|y way of New Pcith,

_¢;_<_;wiici s .stu _» t.s,Moi|iiiguc, where he will remain until Tiiesday, May

|75 __ l`his route will be continued _fomighily 11.,-filth and Weather

lmllllulllif- i\l:ii'i-s :ii o-.viii-r’s risk

WM. 'MURPHY

.|-.2zrfniwilliiginpil, _ (iii nor In Charge

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NEW YORK' May 24_(S|’c°i‘"‘l-)`“ lllfrincc \Vil|_i:iinSlrcel'

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U. S. Steel 84;. in lots to suit piireliasers

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particulars

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