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T15 CENTS PER NORTH

llllllllllii TllllilllSllll|ll;|llC- lv|()RE F|,(]_|1T|N(]l C” ClilltulflllllllsTCT C M

To Contest Charlottetown at

the Coming Election

Hon. Geo. E. Hughes and Dr. War- burton for Liberals and Dr. McNeill -and P. S- Brown for Conservatives.

The meeting of deleaates and others in the Liberal Conimlttee Rooms last. night to nominate-candidate for the election to the local House was largely attended.

The chair was occupied by Iieui,

lingers Esq. President of Liberal Asi-loci-` iition mid E B Williams was Secretary. After the reading out by the Secretary of thc names of the delegates chosen the previous evening the nomination was proceeded with. Hon. George E Hughes was moved by l-‘_ li. Beer and seconded by ll. L, Hooper n~ the property candidate. This choice was unanimously approved of by the meet ng amid applause.

llr.- Warburton was propo~ed by A

Down and licondf-d by W. Wan'en‘ ltoyaliy. This was ‘also unanimously approved of by t'\e meeting.

Speeches followed ily the candidates

iliessrs Hughes and Warburton and other speakers. After the meeting had i~on.:Iuded canvassing committees were oniinized and active work begun.

The B. l. S. Hall wal well filled with

electors to nominate two men i11 oppo- sition to thc Govrrnniint in the ci ming election. llr. Macl\'ciii took the chair. iii- said that although Charlottetown was deemed unsafe for the Liberal-(Joni-er- vatives, and some had thought it better not to_put up a iight, it would be the worst thing possible to let the election ao hy default: Such a course would weaken the tight in other places and he in the face of strong disapproval of electors in Cinirlottetown.

P. J. Trainor movo<i,,and R. B. Norton

seconded, that P. S. Brown be nominated for Assemblyman. Mr. Brown was unani- mously cbosen. He said that there was no better time to win. It would be an easier task to carry the property vote, He was not afraid to try the franchise. To nominate a property candidate

Mi-.ssrs McCourt, Horne, John:-ton and i’1it. ni were committoed. Their choicc vi as Dr. lllacNoili, the meeting making it unanimous. The doctor said little could bi-dune without the hearty support of the cleotors. There was every reason why the l.l|iera.l-Conservatives should now be supported. He lieiioved the Government would bo beaton;and there was nothing unreasona-‘Ile in so bel-eving.

Mr MacLean, mcmboi elect of the

l`anadian parliament, spoke shortly. He thought. the outlook throughout the island was bright. Many in the West River district had told him that although good Ljboras In foie;-al_ affairs they could not be so when it calme to Island politics. In Prince there was much of the same feel- ing, with good work Kings might bo swept for the opposition.

Messrs Wise, Johnston, Nicholson,

Cotton and others spoke.

Felt Boots

Woo. en's Felt Elastid

side " 680

Womea’s Feltj, Don-`

gola Goloshed $1.30

Women’s Felt Bus- lrins 500

Womoa’s Felt Bus-

ina Goioshed; 680

Infants’ Felt Boots 25o

el » 'I Don_

gole. Goloshed, su- L

perior 680

-ar _

To the Watchman Pub. Co

It Originated from Defective Electric Wiring-Loss in Some Cases Was Not Covered 'by fln- surance.

The firemen were called out at 11 o`clock

last night fora blaze in the brick building on the corner of Queen and Dorciiester, occupied by the Watchman Pub. Co., John McKenna, grocer, and W. P. Dillon, barber. The firc had originated from the electric wiring leading to the barber shop nnil when the lirigatlo arrived smoke was issuing from the windows and roof.

The alarm had been alien by W. P.

Dillon who had gone into the shop siiortly before eleven and detected the smoke.

The fire was located on 'he second floor

and conslderal lo wa er “ as needed lefore it was cxtingiiishcd as the floor, and wal s hail to be ronsidi rably cut.

The greitlesi gi tting was in the and

0CC\lUl- li by Nlr. lliiloii, and The \’Vii.t.ch- man who arc dir. ctly above on tile second floor.

’1`he floor was badly cut up and burned

and some Of the printing material of 'l he Wa'otim»1n. on wi-ich there vas no in~ auiance,besiries the contents of the rooms received a thorough wetting. it is pleas- ing to know however that the publication ofthe iiapcr will not l e interrupted.

Mr Dillon hail no insurance and his

furniture though re novell by the Salvage Corps suil`e1‘e<l <-onsiilorably. -

'lhe grocery stock of Mr. Mcliennixls

considerably injured by smoke ami his office bv water. 'lhis stock is insured howe\ er.

0BllUARY.

Tun rleiith occurred at Victoria yester-

day morning of liesiry Wadman, one of the best known residents of that sec- tion, at the advanced ace of eighty-four years. Deceased had been in falling healih for uncut a year but up to that time had been alninn of robust constitu tion, strong in intellect and str..-ng insta- turc. In early manhood ln- iaught school vert' successfully for many years and alnintlolicd that profession to take a. posi- tion in the Land Olllce in Cimrinttetown. Here he discharged hl~ duties faithfully for several years, afterwards t king upl his residence in Victoria. He was thi-re` il. Commissioner for taking aiiidavits` and also a Justice of the Peace for Queens County. Mr. Warimarr had for many ycais been one of the fore-_ most members of the Methodist. Church, tiking also a deep interest in thc work of tho Sunday school where he labored faithfully as buperintendent. Here his iniluencerfor good was very marked, lor varl y “he lured to brighter worlds mid le the way." Strong in his manly christian faith. his life of usefulness ebbed away in peaceful rcs_ignat.ion awaiting the “Weil done good and fait-hfui servant, enter thou into the _icy of_tliy Lord.-" He leaves an aged widow, tivo sons and four daughters. 'lhe sons are Rev. .T \V Wadman, Mis slonary.nowln Honolulu ami formerly of Japan, alsoO B Wadman, of Grappud Another son, Harry, ii. will be remember ed, was killed in thc iiukon over a year ago. ’l‘he dniigliters are Mrs. David I‘ Lowther of North Carleton, Mrs Peter Newsom of Charlottetown, Mrs. Isaac Lowther of Kensington, and Mrs Norman R Wright of Sumrneraide. He leaves also twenty four grand children ano ten grandchildren to all of whom 'l’he Guardian extends its sincere sympathy.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cn1r.4t:o_ Nov. ll. - (Special)- Niw. \v1n-.it ani Mi-y wheat 401

“ Corn ll-i “ Corn 114 " Pork $12.65 “ Pork $l2.62§

' ` and Others `

HEAVY Anrinrnnv rronr. ~

MirKDaN,Nov.1l-(Spee'iil)-There was heavy exchange of artillery die on the Russian right oeatre yesterday.

RUSHIANS GAIN G BOUND.

ed.

trenches in front of Lone Tree Hill.

como INTO w|N'n~:ii. Qvalvri-ma.

dugouts and it is helleverl they will spvnd

Tomo, Nov_ll-lSpe . ial)-A report lrom

(1-siierii No|ii’s heai`qu~i.it.ers before Port.

‘Aithur dated Nov. 9th says that' th

enemy’s military warehouse situated in the northern part of Port. Arthur was bombarded November sixth with heavy

siege and naval puns.

The Russian batteries shelled thai “‘“‘ZmE~§"‘°WN ur' Japanese trenches ard its Japs respond-` TM bombardment- caused n condoms-

tirn on the afternoon of Nov. 6th.

Duiing the night the Russians dislodg-, The magazine or ,.18 om bam", on ed the 'l"V"‘“°“° l“‘°“"-V ‘mm the C Sunzohow Mountain was exploded by our

shells.

.iA1»s 1<~Ai.LiNo nscx.

The soldiers are builillng comfortable" ° Muxnm, N0v_|2~ [Special]-Asa result

of the bombardment by l.i1e Russians the

the Wim" In their plesent p°sm°‘ S' -laps have retired from their advanced

CANNONADE AT POlt'i' ARTHUR. ‘ trcnciics and it is believed that not being

ready to attack they are falling hack to the hills.

Sl. .lllHll lllllill

Clllllll lil Ill

-Former Resident ol this City Dead-l. C- R- Shopmen `

Paid Wlthlncrease- '

` School House

Burned.

nonanr Mmro mean. ~

sr, Johs,'Nuv. 11-is...-ci.i.i .Robert

F. Miuto, a native of Newfoundland and fur many yrais a resident of Crarlotts- town is dead in Jer of Ciiy, aged 50.

sr, .roniv mvicn. ruozszn.

‘N.\vl.¢1.tion on the St. John River closed

today.

The steamer Pokanoiiet, recently pur~

chased by _the Star Line, will aotas ice- nreaker. for a fcw days until the last of

thalrlver freight is transported.

1. G. rt. snovausn Pain.

MoNo'roN, Nov. ll-[Special]-The Inter-

oolonial shopmea were paid today.

The machinists and oarmen got the

agreed upon some time aizo, but there is

lf there are boys, in the house, or girls either, then croup, coughs, catarrh,

_ bronchitis, and sore throat

sooner or later. Don t crowd theiaptomachs with medicine, just have them

breathe-in the vapor of Vapo-Creso- lene; they'll like it, and it will give immediate relief. in this way you put the medicine right on the place that needs it. For whooping-cough it’s the perfect cure. 51

V po-C I ' soldbydni islmornentexpreel

prepaaid n:r'|?c:i'i1et‘:>fErice. Aqfapo-Creeulene outfit

Including a bot! e of r¢aolene.completel|.5o. Send for free illustrated booklet. Llaunto. Mins Co.. Ltd., Agents. 1888!. ,Iamel Street, Montreal, Can.

ua_- in 2, t

l W

e PLANT

NOW IS THE TIME

_ TO -._

BULBS

We have s very choice stock of HOLLAND BULBS in »Hyacinth, Crocus, Narcissus,

. - Tulips, Freesia, Lily and Iris. _ - `

Roman Hyacindrsif planted now will bloom ati _

CHRICSTMAS

A I u I

et our oatalo e. See our nces. - . _

Q gu P friends of the lnstitiwon are kindly Telephoaéc Mk",

_ , 4 ' ,Q Meehanlca, Farmers, Sportsmenr _ 1 _ V » asked to remember the above dates. nk” ,,,¢B,.,|¢_

» _ _ Donations however small sent to the

_ H- ' Y l 'M Albert Toilet soar Co.. `M~|.

P ' ‘ _'I _ ._ _ _ I

_ _ ,_ _ ,JA A _ _ _ .f - _ ,_ '

increase promised under the schedule;

no general increase for uthel oliuues.

acuoor. nouaic nniwitn. ‘

SALI-naar. N. B., Nov. ll--[Spf:ni».ll- Ti e puhllo school hou.~i- here was (ie-'

stfoyefl by Hia early this morning with ili-lj coutents. Loss nearly $4,000.

` ' ` lllllilllfilllllll I

ll llllllllll-lIlUll

Louis, the young sim of James F

Steienson aged I4 years. ol' Fred. ericton, met with an acfirlent Thurs day afternoon which has had a fatal result. One oi the horses on the horse power where lic was aasilzting ia threshing, got loose, :ind when the young lad was in the act of tying him his foot. caught in the iioor of thc horsepower' and his leg was drainzed into the knee between the fly- wheel spindle and the floor, a. very narrow

l space. His leg was friglitfully mangled.

The machinery was stopped as quickly as possible and the boy was extricateil. Drs Simpson, llonoywell and McKenzie who were quickly summoned found ltnecessary to ainpiitate the injured limb. After the operation- the boy was resting easy at llrsi. but passed away at six o‘clock yesterday morning. ~

Pnillllllllu

Any Boys ?_ 31

are sure to be there, too]

llu_;ii_iiiil alll

Tim preliminary hearing of Michael

Powerchnrgod with the murder of Harr- iet Warren was heuun at the Police Court R0om yesterday before Stipcndiary Mc- Donald. Theie was no great interest tak- en in the case and the ooait was only par- tially filled. Five witnesses were examin- ed viz. Cecelia Kelly, James Robinson. Arthur Douse, Albert Heron aud Frank Heron whose evidence was previously puhlisliedln the Guardian, but nothing beyond the evidence at the inqiit-ut was brought out. The crown was represented hy F. L. Haszard K. C. and the prisoner had no counsel. The case was adjourn- ed-till today for further hearing. It is probable that the ease will be concluded today.

'RK

THE MlDN~lGl'lT PROBS

-Hay For Sale-I have on my farm Lot 48 for lale about iw Tone Prima Hay price |l5.(I) per ton delivered in Charlottetown, also about 15(1) bushels _-\l Outs.-Henry lloGresror, Southport P. 0. lldtil

-'A Fancy Fair and High Tea will

Newfoundland

sm WILI-'mp 'ro nnonvir.

OTTAWA, Nov. ll-~l.s`pecial|-Sir Wilfrid

wlllspend four weeks in Southern Call»

foruio, returning early in January.

na'runNrNu oi-'Fiona UNatAsl\'su.

Government detective Chamberlain,

investigating the false ballot box affair dlscovercii on polling day in West Hast- ings flve false boxes in the possession of a Deputy Returning Oiiicer.

ca1.Ll¢n'rilxM nm-: aivaa

They had been imported from the States

and passed the customs as bee hives.

norm oovimaunars viuionr ° -

Sr. .lonN`s, N, F. nov. 12~[Spe ial]-

'l`he final results fiom the Newfoundianil elections sho \ that the Hon1lG0\'ernmcnl

won 30 seals and the Opposition only 6.

Anorusn 'i'no'r'riNu nscmii. _

Mauears, Nov. ll--tSpecial.)-Diin

Dillon iiotteil u mile at the Driving P_\rl; this afternoon in 2,0l'l»|'enking ii oil:1‘ii un- raceil trutllng record.

ALLIANCE BANK CBAR'r1:n.

" 'MoNTiu¢A1., N.iv. 11-( Special ]- An in..- rnirtaiit blink aiimlgrnnni it n sclieuie is

nearing czmpirtion and the ohaxtcr hae hi-en secured for thc Alliance B-ink cf

(-Ianrida with a capital of five millions.

'run aANK's 'rnA'r UNITE.

'lhe Bunlr will nh.~icrb ini' Met:-opi1lI‘.'ii\

nf Toiontii, the l‘e:1ple's Bank of liiiliiay. P~'0pli“e Bank of New Bruiinwlck and thi- Merchants' Bank of P. E. Island '

NEW BANxa ooNNn:o'rioNa.

.Tile new bank from the start wil have important. connections in Oal.ar|o,Quebe-', and the Maritime P1 ovluocs.

am s'rAxns' woax.

The late `Geo. F. Szalra was prime

mover in the emalgnmation project ard since his death the Metropolitan officials

have been perfecting the priject.

_-gf _._ Bioyclists and all athlete! depend on

BEAN TLEY'S Liniment to keep the joints mher and muscles in trim.

STOCK ATIONS.

Closing t'rl.=eu

'@ I @ -i

Nov. 10. Nov. 11.

Atchison __ _ 80| ~ Sit

Copper . _ . . 73§

671

'HQ

B.R.T...... . 'C

(inf

Baltimore. _ _ _ _ C.1’. R ._ N. Y. Central. _ _ _ lirio Iliinois Central..

Manhattan _ ._ Metropolitan Missouri Pacific Pennsyvania .. .. Reading Sugar Southern Pacific

Louisville and Na. _ _ _

St.Paul , . _ . . .._ Union Pacific.. .

0011 129

4045

135 163 l22l i052 1301 76 l-15A 05 1781*

ill _¢ IZl0.‘_.

fit; ling 137 1&‘i

108K 137`=i 'lilii 1453 654’ l'l4.§ ll2§

V'l‘oronto, Nov. 12-(Special)~Freah`\ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ ,

Wlhds ahlftilg to Westerly and lout-h, d ` irrilici. v\ii~gl\'c111\gi\ii\~l the iii-ii-ii 'ant i T

_ V c oz! _ Uilinpiiny for pl:7.'1_i~|| iliiiiiiigcs. T _ _W "' ' `

westerly hir And n “tue mud"-' T 1) t, I\l-'l.i~i»il_ l\`. tl., iiii laolliilf of the

zer 35!

ll. S. Stcel_....

U. S. Steel 1"re`f`d_. Dominion Steel ._ .. Dominion Coal _ . _ _ . _

__-*ii*--*_

How THE coc.\1N1~; n.\a1'i‘ sraivrs

Generally from usiinr catarrli snuffs and

oininiolits containing this iicailly drug. lt is well to rclnemher that the Olily direct scientific cure for Catarrh is Catarrhozonc. which cures by the inhalat.i;1n of mcdlcat edair. Simply breathe Uatarrhozono. nail it-will cure all forms of t-atnrah. bronchit- is, Asthma, Lung Troubles and ‘Deafness-_ Every wreath from Catarrhozone Inha er soothes, heals and relieves. Permanent cure guaranteed even though other remeii i,.,. fmietl, 'l_ry tataijrliozoiie, pi_'lce$l.ili>; small size. 2.11:. Druggists, or N. L. l Olson & Co., Kingston. Ont.

Da.§HA1iu1.'ron'a Pn.1.s cumv Bu.1.1on¢i- sus

112i 265 an

IH 015

_insu-2-»

Doughnuts,

FOR 'I0-DAY. . . .

Apple Plea M nee Plea Cream Pos

Comeau Pin

' Dark hui! Fake

Guiana Cen

Nut Coho

and good.

uv: mach. lk each nl |5c each lgh me each

.'.i.°-..‘L‘¥“n.

lk lb I6!! lb

Whi\eCake ptr lireedof all kinda, all fresh

be held in tire New Market. Hall on _ the miniath uni mn or December in D,_ aid of the Cliarlottetown Ilospltai All

® :a‘;::.::d.s..ps im" will be aria;-eglllvl J\""*@

raw .J C' "\, 'L -_ . ' __ n I ,- . _ _ _

iv- z" '-hd;-'._,.’-.._ f, Y ‘ . Mr - _ \ _‘J - . _V it

Mlllll Pl§llPll§ T

wiiii silica” tiusis iilllliiii A-BOUT MUKDEN is iii iiivis _ixiiln wiluiili

Heavy Artillery Firing Followed Aaacks 0n|\A Returning 0fiicer's Shame' To Bishop Worrell on Arrival ‘Japanese Trenches-Russians Gain Ground _Sir Wilfrid Off t<>'Ca|- . ‘ in Halifax Ncar Lone Tree Hill- Soldiers Rc- C “mia Result °f . -r"

From l 500 io 2000 Were Pre-

pair Winter Quarters- Latest ' |;|ecti,,,,S_ ._ ' ’

from Port Arthur Siege. '

sent and a Thoroughly Enjoy- able Evening-Presented With Addresses-

( Halifax Herald.) From fifteen hundreii to two tliousanil

people were present at the reception tsn- dered to His Lordship Bishop Worrell, in St. Pauls parish hall last night. The building was tastefully decorated with flowers, while t.iie Iii'it.isi1eiisigii was fi-s

anil over the gallery. All the e\'ciiin1_r the

crowds were coming and going, some ____._i_._____?-- ._

O 5 ,

_ . __"__ .__ ¢`

' T Tllli _Nl‘I\\" BISHOP -OF N. S.

only staying ti sh lit time and others remaining all through. lhe p‘easure of meeting His Lordship and his ciiarining

family, si.-li'ction:4 of miisc, merry con-I vonsatioii and ilioire rirfreslinicnts all

helped io pass an cvi-11ii1;:~ long to lc rememlierell. The bishop was as-isisteil in tho reception ily Mrs. Tvorrcll and

their two daughters, and also by the wives of the Halifax rcciors. Mrs. ifrawford directed the work of the

ladies' co1n111it.li‘c_ and that ii. `

itself is :~nllir>ii-nt gua1‘aiiti‘i~ ii1‘.t

everything pl\1a.~icii oil' sinootlily and? without it hitch to mar the plea.~uri~l'

of the occasion. The reception not only

gave His Lordshipannopportuiiiiypl meet- iiig such iargcninnlior of tiiose, both of the iaity and the clergy, who will llc co-

workerri wiili him in this diocese, but it

also gave the inciiilit-1°r~' oi' tin: various

eiinrriies an opportunity to come together to

allow the rector:-i and ciirates to mingle

talk over chiircli matters, and lo

with them, ina way, whit-ii perhaps no

other gathering could have done. in

spite of the arduous work ol' the day, comiiiciiriiig with the enllironi-.ment n11 account. oi wliicii will be l'oui1il on

liis Lorilsirp si1o\\'ciliiiisi.11 of fntigiie auilseeiiicillostiiiid thc strain reinarli-

i\ ly wi-ll.

During the e\‘cning iwo ailtlresses

were pre.~ii=i1li`eil to 'hc lfishop,$o|1c from this executive i'i1ininittcc of ili-

synoil, 1'i-pi'i.-viitiin; ilic illoccsviif _\'o\'a

.\`i:i\i.ia, niiil ont' friini thi- liienibizrs ol

the il\n|1ii‘l'. 'llii' \'i~ni‘ral1l0 ilului oi' Xara Ei-alia, licv. iidwln Gi'-pin,

piosenieil them, and Archdeacon Kaul-

bni-h pri-_st-iii,eii the E|1isio.al ring.

SUPREll/l*E COURT-

'l`l\i i'i\iirl invi. yi'~tL‘|‘ili\y nlorling iii

eleii-n r»'i-li1i~k:

I-lla-iii-xi r \\`l\4-ntley, plain iti, i.-i. Fur'

neas With] S. 5.1.0., defendants: lhl vase wa~t.rled 'ii-t. 'l`rlnil.y L- rm before \lr lu-tice l"lt/gnraiil iinil li iurv when a

sl to .-i-t asiili- l ii ' ni this N

that ,thc plai litl v non siiili-il.

Attoriieys for \\ hciillvy.

morning ai. ¢|i~\'c.n o`cluck.

toonell in grai-.ei`iil folds around tin- walls,

_ 1 I

Wlllll llllll

uusgilii cililil

Drowning the Infant in Walof

of a Well _

Firstlhought of] Suicide but Icy Water in Part ‘Restored Her Senses-Said Nothing of Tragedy-

miowsan mrAN'r IN A wsu.. ’

I-.{A1.!rAx, Nov. ll»(Special)-Mrs Thiw.

Corball, middlb aged woman, while tem- porarily Insane drowned her infant ta- aight lu a well.

rlnar CoN'rmn>LA'r1:D aUI<'xDa'.

She had crawlril down evidently with

ruizirial intentions, but the oold wstrr partially restored her senses and she -leeldcd to save herself and let the

child go.

.-1 .in Norniivti or 'rluoi-nv,§

Siie wultlo thi ni|i.¢lbo|'.*l' in lei vii.-0

olothiu.. |»ut.~aid 1.-oitiingnl ini- iriirriig.

The L-hli-_ via~ ii-|~“e.l nnii Ili ~-‘ui i

partv fourrt tlie l1-iilyv\'['eii-'i»- in..-iii."

had pl-.o '_ l' inilii- -.1-_ vi

.Icrofula

It is commonly inherited.

Few are entirely free from it. Pale, weak, puny children are

afflicted wit.i1 it in nine cases out Of

te_n, and many adults suffer from it.

Common indications are bunches in

the neck, abscesses, cutaneous erup- tions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears, rickets, catarrli, wasting, and general debiiity. »

H ood’s .S`arsaparilla_

and Pills

Eradlcate int, positively and abscnlte- ly. This statement is based on the thousands of permanent cures thelo medicines have wrought.

“ The face of my little girl from the time

she was three months old, broke out and was covered with acabs. We gave her Hood'a Sarsaparilla and it cured hor." T. M. CAnLnio_ Clinton, Ontario. ~\ Hood’a Bnreeplrllla promleol to

cure and keeps the promlae. -

/f1°<- -/79. f/ "/`/' 7'- ‘

;/= " /_ //’* »i' '

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l '/,/ nv I tv _ *

.ill lf"

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EVERYlllll\`G THE ARTIST NEEDS

for Sl\lill0 or out-

door work.

We carry a com-

plete line of High Grade Artists' Mater- lalS, from several of the best English Houses. Oil. and Water Colors. C r a y o n s, Papers. Canvas, Acad- emy Board, Palaies, l:&SClS, materials for PCI] and Ink skcicliliig and Cllllla Painting all at lowest prices.

CARTER & Cu ,i.id.

and limi A nr-ii' tri rl -‘ i- griiiitcrl nr ci~c

`l`lic(`oiirl.ll1¢-n udjoiirlicd till Monday

-i-»

"To heal and soften the akin and remove grease, all and nut alaina paint and earth,c!c. use The “Master Mechanism" Tar Soap

3 .N mn wean", Ficiitnsliip ii»||i1.;i|\»‘ |ii1\'i‘~ for it liulc o . ,

. Ni ‘ ‘ li \eiilit ry J i

llil ky Poiii airy.

Until further nntiie the St»-.-innr Elfln" wiluail as follows:

'lhe luiirl aficr hen ing argument in _ `

support ni' the iiiotlon g'ri\nt.~-l n Rule ‘mv (h.Town_ INA” Rom” Voihh .lrtiirimllv ni- i Hilary l`i‘rm: l\ici.eo<l I mm' M0 A "_

and lleiitiov, .»\iloriii'y~ for the Fiiiness ‘ '

\\'illiy .\ S t`o: .\li~|.i-an and i\lcKinnon,

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