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_-cs: v..«,.vv.

'LeJd'l Hall at 8 o’clock.. hlr.

- 21. “ It is good neither to eat flesh, nor

' Year's night.

local and Other Items ...--—--O-—-—-—-— 0xi.ir one drunk at Police. Court to-day. t Di,,,p0sed off by It fine of $2. : Bus it Gorr li:ivc_ received some very nice Golden Syrup put up in‘ 2 pound tins.

Ciioivl “ Nothcrn Spy ” ripples for sale by the dozen or bbl. at Bet r & Cuffs.

Lsmits‘ Dolrninis, Jackets and Ulstcrs very cheap at James Piitoii J: Co's.

Xmas numbers of the Dominion Illus- trated received to-day----lI2isz.*u\l & Moore.

Mirriiooisr Brick Church Services, ll s. in. and 7 p. _.in. Covenant service in the afternoon nt ‘.230. In the evening the pastor will preach ii sermon on tem- perance. '

Uxr. Sunday reimiiis before the elec- tion. It is expected that the clergyof the ,city will sppcil to their l'H33'l.l’0l‘8 to- morrow to rally to the support of the Scott Act. g

Ksxsixiirox lliii. ---Evangelistic sci-v. l ice to-iuorrow (Sand y) evening, at 7 o'clock. Subject, “ A bad bargain." A. solo “Still Room" will be sung by Miss Minnie Bridges. _

A iisitrisi; of thc Scott Act supporters will be held this Ssturdsy evening in Mc-5 F. S.‘ Spence. Secretary D iminion .~\lliance,I will sddress the meeting.

Ws hear that there will- be a Scott Act meeting in the Salvation Army Barracks Tuesday night. The army people are strongly in favor of the iiicssure and they are good judges of its usefulness too.

Tun Stanley arrived in Georgetown about 2 p. iii. Mails reached here at 4 o'clock. Uii Monday, niails will be trans- ferred to the Capes. ,.~\ special will start for Cape 'I‘r:ivers.- at 9 o'clock to-morrow evening, (local time.)

Remember, icnienibcr G Thifchills of Dcceiiihor.

And wr-ip up your thorax (or chest); Beware of broiicllitis,

Avoid lsryngitis, And money in seslsltin invest.

Tux following was tclegraplied the President of the Chsrlottetowii Board of Trsde in answer to its despstch yester- day to the Minister of .\larine:—Hsve directed agents Chamlottetown nnd Pictou to send mail Capes for present. (Signed) W31. SIXTH. Dept. Minister.

A SAIDOS-KEEPER having started busi- ness, after the abolition of the Scott Act in Anhsbaska, in ii building where trunks hsd been made, asked ii friend what he hsd better do with the old sign “Trunk Fsctory 3" "Oh" said the friend “Just change the T iut.-) D, and it will suit you exactly."

GRAND C0.\'CERT.—-The Oddfellows of Charlottetown intend giving at Grand Concert on Thursday evening, 22nd, inst., the total proceeds tn be distributed among the poor of our city. The obyect is a most praisewoi-thy one, and we hsve no doubt a crowded house will greet the,

performers. ‘

GOSPEL MnB'1'ING—-—Remember the Rail- wiy Gospel meeting in McLeod’s hall to- niorrow sfterno »n at 4 o’clock. _. Strangers always welcome. Lesson‘. Romans 14:

to drink wine, not anything whereby thy brother stumbleth, or is ufiended, or is made weak " ‘

A MONTREAL brewer built a church and inscribed this upon it: “This church was greeted by Thomas Molson at his solo expense. Hebrews, eleventh chapter." Some of the McGill college wags got a ladder one night and altered the inscrip- tion to make it read : “This church was erected by Thomas Mulson at his soul's expense. Ho-brows (double);-X "

TB: steamer Sarina, chsrtéred by F. T. Bewhery and others,» take a. cargo of potatoes to New York, arrived in Souns t,o—d5y. She will be loaded by F. T. Newbery-, Mathew, McLean & Co., John Kelly and others.-and is expected _ to sail on Monday. Mr. Newbery, we learn, has fitted up a number of frost-proof cars fof an trade. Such enterprise deserves

81100888.

THE second gathering of the sons and dsughters of the Maritime Provinces was held in Tremont :l‘emp16_. B"lf«0". N9?’ An interesting programme wss re red for the occa.sion,and we have no on that a happy reunion was celebrated. These re-unions ste becom- ing popular in Boston, and our fellow countrymen evidently appreciate them.

Tin last few weeks have been so busy for the GL‘AI‘.DIA.\' staff that financial rnslttsr-s_hsve been completely n_ ected. 1.1:. consequence is that besi e8 the gxpgnse of ‘running the daily, our regular bugineg has suffered front neglect. We thefefufe urge all subscribers to send us their amounts or to call during this week. Our snnual meeting of shareholders soon takes -place, and if our friends hear us in mind it will personally oblige sndbenefit the editor.

A special meeting of the Evangelical

' h ld th' morning in M0- £°n:1t";c;{:lil? let was iiasolved to hold the

prsyer meetings on Monday and Tuesday

evenings at 7 o'clock instead of 8 o'clock. on account of public meetings

dressed b M . Spence, of Toronto. g:c‘r‘:t of this Dd-minion'Allisnce

gin”. ,. to hold a. mass meeting to-mob

row (Sunday) evening at 830 in the

Msrkst Hall, sad in consequence of that meeting the prayer meotimt 3PP°i°b°d by

she Alliance for the afternoon. i3 08!! celled.

Yicronis Lona-it, No. 2, A. F. & A. M., met on Monday evening. the 29th ult., ‘waging to notice, when the following .fioe1-3 fie:-e. duly iustslled for the ensu- . mg year, by Most Worsliipful Grand Mes- ter Bro. John W. Mormon._aasnted by 10A Right Worshifiul B!'°- B383» G'“"d U '

. Bro. S_. F. Hodgaoll.

mmgv I?‘ M h I viz

A.u‘n mm 811 O , 3"‘

Brag. Duncan McLcsn--W- 11- _ .u Ma. S. Urquhart-—_S. W. u c_ Howard Dingwell-—J. W- as‘ J_ Raynolds D>wison—-Tress. °- Rev Jss. Ca.rruthnrs-—-ChsP- “ Pope Clsi-ke—--S. D. “ D. H. Montzoinery---J- 9- u Shine Gray"-—WCl’Ih8ll. .u_ Jag_ ’, Taylor—-8. 8. u F,-9.-1’k Beers-J. S.

. Lilfinziiis T

?in the whiter 3t’£l‘40ll was carried in lzirge

deiitli. The uiitii_iit-l_v (l--=.th of at least Ethirty of our l‘t‘Sltl1'lllS during the lust

lcsn only be rcili.'.ci:l by the f‘illllll*_‘3 of

under the ' f the Scott Act ExeoiitiveConi- held at the latter hour, to

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A Voice from the Country.

S13.“-_No doubt #tll_\"illlllf__{ iwlitivc to the bciienccnt intliiciicc oi lllt‘ -\‘c.»'.t ACT, would be at this time interesting to your reiiders, and helpful to you in your hat. 'le iigiiiiist the ruin clciiivnt. lt. is with such it purpose in view, that I proceed to give you some facts lllintll tlic 0PL‘lI\l'i'|l\ l of that iuiich abused Doniiiiion st.-itiitc in ? Crapniid. 1

In the diiys of lHc‘t‘l)§t‘”lll this place, ruiii 5 flowed freely, and its ct:-.-cts Wt‘l”\.2 plainly visible in the drunken brawls on our streets. Liquor was bI’\ltl_Qll£ into and smuggled into this port by the C#\1‘gi), and

quantities from L‘ll:‘sl‘l()llel.H\Vl). and even from Ueurgetoivii. lt iriisu _Dl.'JfllMl)le l.u.'~si- ness for the rumsellcr, but it llll‘.Lll'll «le- striiction and mint ts: tllo fniiiilies of the men who acquired an llppvlllw tm) st~i'on;; for their l'i'1tSml! but worse still it ineiint

tifteen years of licciisc crin be trzicetl un- inistskenbly to str-vii; drink ilciilt --ur, under the protection of the luv. \\'li;tt misery and llr3.'tI‘fl3!'t‘8.lilllgS lllttsd and other oil‘-.-cts of the l‘r.‘l‘lOflll trsiiic entailed

th0se_meii who spent Lllcll‘ tinie. iiioiiey, and li:-n’-ztli in p8l‘.(.lt:l'lllg to it disczisgd up- petite.

But those days are gone. thziult God, and tho only mic who is sorry is the sot, who as he stands with porclieal throat upon the street corner, sighs for the clriysof old. At first not heiiig sufiiciciitly ac- quainted with iill the details of the Act, the friends of temp.-rincc fo-ind it dith- cult to enforce it. 13:1? since it h=i.s tri- umphel over tlll the \\'ll"c.a‘ of its one- uiios; we can boast tliit the trzislic is ab rut cleared out of this [)l2$C=':. In fact since the el\fUI'C.‘lt1'.'llE of the Act. by 011' watrd_Divisioii, but chiefly by IHS[_)_‘.Cl.0T Henderson, at Last e glit of Mill‘ l‘lllllSOli- ers were obliged to flee from thee iuiitry, and others Lre now in hiding from the terrors of a broken law. An sttenipt, we uiiderstztn-.l. lins litcly l)-QC‘-ll in-«idc to evade the lot‘, by sclliiig cigars for fifteen cents. -The high price of the cig-irs e:i- ablés the seller to give .1. pI‘i‘l1llllfll. But that riiiiisellcrs lisvo to 1'.:~’t')(‘l’. to such tactics, testifies in favor of the Act and not against it.

Our eyes are turned t »ward the cam- paign in Charlottetown. and we iiiipinusly await the result, knowing full well if our cause is defe:=.t~:-d in your city, the effects will in-nst assuredly extend to the country. Citizens of Ciiarl-ottetowii, our liearts are with you in your light sgsiiist the rum traflic. What the Act has accomplislied in such a run) tI‘0Cl4.lC!I community as this formerly was, it. with determined perse- verance on the part of its friciitls, can no- complish in your city also.

Yours truly,

0.\:w.um DIVISXOX.

Victoria, Dec. 30th.

..._.._.___._}_.__._._....

A Word of Cheer.

At a regular meeting of the Georgetow__n~« Lodge, 1. O. G. T., held on the ‘29th Dec" instant, the following resolution was unanimously adopted and ()l'ilCrtd to be sent to the GUARDIAN fir publication:-— Resolved. That l'l view of the determined efforts now being put forth by the liquor party and their siders and abcttors to repeal the Canada Tcmperaii e Act in the Capital of the Province, the ineinbcrs of this Lodge not having the privilege of actively aiding the ll‘lt3llLl8 of teinporniice by their votes, would record their sym- rpabby ‘with and their admiration of the guod work of the cterg§,~:t.fi’.»% W. C. T. Ur. the fearless and c -nimendable «'<t?lVOC-!C_\7 of the ISLAND GL'AltDIA2\' in the g «id cause, and all and singular, the ('D.l‘l’lrSt friends of temperance in Charlottetown. Hoping and praying that their zeal and devotion in inaintsining the law for the repression of the lruiieiitalile evils of the ruin traflic, will on the 8;li of J9.nv.izir_v, 1891, be C1‘-)V‘i"i}e!l, with a decisive victr.-i-y. Mini; W. HEXRX’. Sect'y.

Georgetown, December 30th, 1890.

Oddfellowship.

03 last evening Gmiid Vlistcr Theo. L. Clisppclle, assisted by Brothers Ssniuel W’, Lowe, G. W’; George LI. \loore, G. P. S.; D. R. lid-—iclo-xiii-«iii, G. R. S.; John’ T. Hardy, G. T.; and John S. ‘Nelson, Grand Marshal, lI1=l’.-'llle(l the fmlowing gs nfficers of \Vildey Indgo No. 27. for the current term :—

N. G.—Leniuel E. Proivse.

V. G.—-Rob Angus.

R. S —Gcorge Waller.

P, S,—_Wm. R. Borehaiii. Trans.-—Bonj. Breniner. . VVarden—Alh-arc W. Mitchell. Conductor—Arthur S. Johnson. Chaplain—Rev. W. W. Brewer. Organist~—\V. A. liawley. '

O. G.—-Chas. J. Patton.

I; G.—-Charles Leigh, jr.

R. S.’ N. G.-JV. G. Gillespie.

. G.——-James D. Taylor.

. G.-—E. Herbert Beer.

'. G.——G purge G. Jury.

.——-J. 0. Stewart.

, .—William Brehaut.

. G.-G. Frank Beer.

afiarriqd.

At the Methodist Parsonage, Vernon River, Dec. 24th, by Rev. C. .\\t,‘ Dutcher, Mr. Benj. D. Huntley and Miss l~lora, daughter of the late Walter Ross, ESQ-2 0‘ Eld°"-

Belfast. ms.-_-.2237

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avatar *Um_c/.5'12.a:.m E/4:/3342

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most enviable repute the World Over-

gn its production.

. ‘ugly. The°cmp

16 Stephen :‘Il)()'re‘-J. G.

M John H~Lbs-Tyler- 8 Afte bo c°%‘°.IW3"Y ""

the brerthi-envgf St. John’! 1038

in the lodge room by the member! Victoria, after which soversl toasts for drunk in coffee. . The hub _ws_s 01"’ loved Queen, which. 8&0!’ W183”! slonsl snthein, was sbly ROW 9. u, Bro. Geo. A. Bsynel. 1!-

am k snd rev * _’| Several other toasts were 0 tor Bfifiliin Coco‘ comm: comma

,3 .,¢.¢._.nj.,y.bl¢ time the oon‘i)[f)I: to my other.

to oithsr by s h 015038-‘

tired to their respecti.ve.pl5cefi

. 311'» most. not?! to iJII'l’~ l‘°,9l"E ‘°'iug}°“°'°“""7°"" °'”"" -éicu‘

concludedihydrinlic P1‘955“’¢ , ~ h. h .. No-._L ---» me «am "r::;r;..:.:°.

city. were entertained at '11 01'“? "“Pl’°’ condppnt up in D11-climenlP3P3"5 3'34 -‘“ .“."" and in hermetically sealed tins. W-“Ch ' ggggxye it from deterioration in my climate. $15 so highly appreciated at court that it is 3595* mungauzgd nndcrifiovsl lxtleffi Pitt)!’ °l

V’ by .ths King *3‘ ‘he

0; the e gucl

iwhere ground; the gt

Me: the manufacture.

BENSDORP'S Royal Dutch Cocoa has ii

It is manufactured at Bensdorp da-' Co.’s ugensivc works in Amsterdam, Holland- The excellence of the beverage is not to be wondered at, considering the care exercised - The beans from which it is manufactured are the product of one of the famous South’ American plantations, exclu- is shipped to the factory. 1: is carefully picked, roasted and use is then extracted by yggultlng in 9. powder

Bwsdorpg Royal Dutch Cocoa i: for sale

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,Tl,3l.EGR_APHlC “lEWS.

[.\I‘l-ll.‘-l ii. Dl<‘.n".’.tTt"‘ill-IS TO THE <:i:.utni.\.v]

.i .. .. ' .- TLl€‘§,;’.l_yJlC Briefs.

L!>.\'lH\.~'. -laii. 2.——.-\lt3X{1l1(le1‘ Williain Kiiig:l:i‘.<o, the liistm‘i:ii1, is doiiil,

()i‘i‘\w.i. .l:in. l.——.\ report. of 95 saiiiplw; of mustard on sale’ in various p.'ll'f‘3l'l Ctlllélllit show that only seven .\'.'ll!l[Ilt‘..~l are pure, while many siuiiplcs Colllallletl no real iiiiista1't.l, but. were mix- tures of SlIll‘L'll, csyoniie, turmeric, etc. Uri‘.-.w.i. Jim. l.-——Tll-3 Postal Savings Bank stiitieiiieiit far the last fiscal year SllU\‘«’5 :i tl~.‘Ci‘i"l‘$t.‘ comp trail with the past few 3-'cii_i‘::. owii-.;.;' to the retliictioii iii the rate of lllit'l'\‘?3‘i. :'.liowi-Ll. ._...é.—_——.Q—..—.—__..-

Mziriiie l\l'-3W8.

l’l.\l.ll‘.\.\L, :<. 54.. .l=.in. :5.-—Thu -‘ilt‘tllllt‘l‘ AI!/‘um/u itl‘l'lVi‘.(l t I-night ziftrl‘ ii t inpes.t- uuus prisezigc of 84 liozii ; from St. .l«~hns, fillnl. ‘Slag ll:l’:;:li,l,lO0 lJ.ll‘l'i.‘lS of fish for l cw '«.»i'i:. li-r st»:iinc' .- (l~-2 ~

llz:i:il.iiii'_«_; fut‘ Pliilzi-l‘o‘.p':;iri. piitiii skirt. of call. Slit: oiiouiiiitdred ll-'tl\'_‘,' st-as ltlltl i=.tt-zinc cold. mid was

l):.:ill_v' icctl up. . 'l“;i-.2 stszmier 1I[ber- uiim, Inr l’lii3:i:.Iclpni:i, :irri\‘cd to- day. 13tlf‘._\7S lI‘H‘;ll fllsisguiv. The Holi-

fsx .:-.:.‘~.i,».-ii.-i_-1L‘.’li'r.', C.-ipt. Niinitly, from Porto Ricofm‘ this port wis tnived into Port :ll=;‘ill<J;l l“-Llsiy di-in l.Sl.x:Ll Will! crew all sick :*.!l'l ‘I'll! i‘ic:i»l, the csptiiiii being very ‘ill".'.'ll .:>.':i:iii~‘t«.:il. .__-.._._n.,,_m_ A Blizzard. Ciziuii l‘t.\rim. Jan 2 ltl.-~l)ll<',‘. of the l\’(|l‘.\". blirxr. ll"la' c.v=:i' known here is raging and the \\'t‘llllul‘ is «_{i'm~.'i2i;: col lC!‘. Scri- nus l'~l0£'l'.2l'.iL'\ on the i'ziili'-mils ..re iiie\‘i- tztlilc. l{.\.\'s.i>; C1i'\', .‘.lo., .l.i:i. ‘.’.»—De:-patch es from iliii'.:reiit parts of Ii»-.iis.i.~; indicate an aim ist c:it_ii'e co.sa:i.ti-in of .-ill hat local reiil«s:iytr:ii'iic:i3 :1 I‘L“Sl1l'5 of the recent storm. A Birli gtmi pissciigc-1‘ train is stalled on the pmiiii-_». 18 miles north «if Atcliisuii nil-.l ii .\l?.=..s'»-iiri l’.~icitic train is l)ll)(.'l{t:Ll in north of iiiuwiitlm, Rrliof trains with provisions and fuel have been sent from Atchiswri but there is no surety they will be able to plow t.lii-oiigh the huge drifts. —-

WeRth3l' Probabilities.

'l'oi'.o:<ro.' Jaii. 3id. 1891-—Strong west an-pl ll!-I'll’) west -Aim‘-.3, clenriiig and be-

ries.

Tm: Scott. Ac: Executive Coinmitee cordially invite any person or persons opposed to the Caiizid.-i'l‘enmerance Act to attcii-.1 the niee'ings in the Market Hall, M-imlay, 'l‘ni-srlny and Wednesday evenings, and discuss the question zit issue.

ZS.é.A€} ‘if. llfhfifiliétlf, U N D E RTA K r. R,

‘ GSAFTON STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN,

"a«,._-

Alarge assortment of Caskets, Colfins and Triinniiiigs kept. constantly in stock.

Undertaking personally attended to.—Chargcs moderate. Ch’to~.vn, ‘Sept. 20, ‘S9. Iy

NEW Tllllllllil. LGXG 33393., TAN.-VERS cl?‘ CUITZRIERS,

llldes, Calrsklns, Siiccpsliliis. tlori ‘ llid-ts, Tull-Hair, cc.

S” Marl-:ct Rates paii for Hides, é7~‘c. MALPBQITE ROAD,

Opposite ;il’l0W1'l Woollen Mills. Ch’town, Oct. to, ’gO. 3m

D“S*°°P"°‘l§‘?..-.i:':.‘.‘{“. Dqspepflielpre pares _ R iges ion . lie mos serious sd i.z£:£ .. longstanding cases of ,.- _. Qronic Dqspepsia. P.«;§_i:i1L_€,l<i_c.2:2 , . ])qspeptcu,re Frlce pcrbott e jfcfs and fun , (l-'.\Ige_ bottles fourtlmea siinli.) prepared by Qarlea I6 Short. Stejohn.

SOD!) EVERYWHERE .

coining cilder, proceed-.~.l by snow fiur- _

$.54-

- _3'_ . ..._ ,._

HE U-unit. ARMéiow.tu

DENTAL _i_iui1uii.;

now better prepared than ever to practice Dentistry in all its branches. '|‘!mse.favoiing me with their patronage will be carefully and promptly attended to. Work dine at the

very lowest rates, and salisfaciio/ri~gusrrtnte¢d' l

, JOEIN P. MURRAY. Late of the Boston Dental College. Office over the Dominion Boot é~' Shoe Store- Quecn Strce‘.

llavivg sold my Dental ‘Rooms and mag. . ness to Dr. Murray, Dentist. I, take this op-; portunity oftlianking all lliIis_g___iv'ho favorc-,1. me w'th their Dental worlt. and would 133. speak for Dr. l\-'ur.ra_v ti continuance of their patrotirige, as Iczin contideiitly recommend him as it competent Dentist.

ll. BRUCE l'-‘lI\'Dl..E\", Surgeon Dentist. Charlottctown, Nov. 6th, '90

W. 3. 'W3ff§h'3. (llotli ¢& Grocery Store Opened in Stei'ensi>n's“Building, QUEEN STREET, 0l‘i‘OSl'l‘E NORTON 5‘ FENNl‘:l..L'S

GRGOERJES of all kinds, at the lowest possible prices. Also, a full line of

Blanketing Dniggets & Yarir,

Haszsrd & Moore, Booksellersfi and.

Needs. lloiiiesgiiins, Flaiiiiels De, ._,,,__,,,

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The Scottish Union fllltl National, of Edinburgh, Scotlaii‘d., ‘ V The Imicashirc, of llienchester,‘ Great Britain. 3 — g ~ - V The British America, of Toronto, Ciliiadn. ' ‘ " ' *

OFFICE :-—-Browns

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COMBINED CAPITAL ovnnf $eo;ooo,ooo.~ . if if

The I):.e.s?l. is always 2‘-/ic C}2.ea.pes2‘. ’ ._ 7

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Block, Queen Sqiizire, Cliarlottetowfiif

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ITS USE AND AUSS-

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at the Diamond Bookstore.

The Liquor Question in ii Nutsliell. Price 15 cents, postpaid.

Manufactured by the Tr.vo.\' Wooi.i«:N Mr’G- CO.\ll‘Al\‘Y A full line of TRIMMINGS and GEN'l"S FURl\'lSl—lINGS always on hand. Wooi. taken in exchange for CLOTH

or GROCI-ZRIES.

W. C. TURNER, Agent for the Tryon Woolen Mffg. Co. Ch’town, March I4, ’9o. tf, _ s

omens.

35 brls. Red. 15 " Yellow.

Chktfil BROS.

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_ Wiasr Carr. August 4, 1890. Mus. Ross,——I wish to inform on that your “Magic Healer” Salve has proved ii sure cure for Salt Rheum. A

the Salve, and found it the best article she ever tried, after using other Selves without doing any good. I recommend- ed her to try the “Magic Healer,” and before using half 8' box, the Salt Rheum disappeared. I cheerfull] furnish the

above facts. And remain. yonrs.. . Anrizitn‘ McW1LL1.uus.

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Get a Diifat once.

No intelligent Man ought to be without it.

0.1. MORRlSON,

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New Drug Store. Fred do‘ 0. Davies,

Late “ Surm div Woonium, Chemists,” St. Augustine. Florida.

Tinctures, only the finest quality kept and used in prescriptions.

Pstcii. Medicines of alllliinds, Horse Powders, Lininients, Blisters, ¢£‘c

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RUGS, CHEMTCALS, Fluid Extracts, .

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The Balance of Holiday Goods