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Slnllbry Cotton Porlhing Cloths for

Power I-lousel, Garages, Machir e Shops and all General Purposes. Write for ieilplesaad quotations io ihe manu'act- Urdu ' ’

Gray E3. Co. -_l-»~ 23-25 Common St.,

Montreal, P.' Q." X 8j’iM_tisEtts3mos_ "

_ shoes last

Awarded Gold Medal

W at Halifax Exhibition.

` Made in Amherst,

Sold everywhere.

Everett Q. Barron Co,

Send for free Booklet on “The Care of Shoes."

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Are you weary? lire you lonely all

along the pilgrim way?

Does the night seem dark and star-

lees, and- no sunshine in the

Are you feinting__under burdens? are

you sinking 'neith the rod?

Do yousometimes raise the question

-‘ls my lot the will of G0d?'

Hearken to the word of promise, 'tis the soul's unchanging stay, 'Ever shall thystrengtlf ~be equal to

Whoo the tempest beats the hardest

`. and you feel the most distress-

-` A , .ods ' When telnptations crowd around you,

and your spirit isdepresaed;

'l`here's 5 shelter ever open for thy

bailed, struggling soul,

There’s a solace and a balm to make thy wounded" spirit whole. Hearkon to the word of promise, it

can turn thy griefs to praise,

’Lo, my presence shall go with thee,

even to the end of days!

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, _ . escb continuation. Cash must accompany order and five per eeni dis-

~ oolnl allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-live r- nfs. Y

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LOCAL AGENT W bl) FOR Charlottetown and Queens Co., to lell our high class Fruit Trees and _ General Nursery Stock. Large list ‘ of commercial and domestic varie-

ties suitable for culture in Prince Edward Isl'and.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclusive Territory. Write for particulars. Stone Q Wellington, The Foothill Nurseries, (Establish- 0d_ 1537). Toronto, Ontario. __*L_____L__,_*'a£?!"_l‘2-§fL"_ AGENTS, $50 T0 $150 PER WEEK selling Success Hand Vacuum Clean- ers; over 125,000 in use; superior to any Cleaner made at any price; we Prove this; highly polished; nick- el-plate and aluminum throughout. Sent on trislp Hutchison Mfg. Co.,

FOR SALE, COTTAGE CONTAIN- _ ing. 6 rooms, also eoach house. Ap-

ply to Mrs. Margaret Green 57 Up- per Queen St. 8-22Mlwpd.

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LOST IN CHAaLo*i"1‘E"1'owN'r1vii

pool balls. Finder will be reward- ed by returning to 9 Allcy St.- _ _ _ _ __ 8-23M3ipd LOST ON TUESDAY EVENING

between Rocky Point Boat and Brighten Road three ten dollar bills. Finder kindly leave at St.

_.loscph's Convent. ___ __ 8-_f2_1<ll_VI2i LOST MONDAY LAST, GOLD CUFF

link engraved. Finder lcave at Guardian Office. 8-23M2i

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_ wuu»=~'~~f_s. 51-- 8~10M~=4ivd- n.mm»;.§s 'san-snfsn'¢s5 'nfs

.iFET1‘rs"wAN'rsb,` £150' XSD' "ruin r` ht msn can establish and con-

. ig "trol 5 profitable business in an un- '

crowded field. Article appeals _to everyone. Write for particulars, The Victory Co., Mutual Life Build-

for a grocery store. Avply to W. W. __wnLm, city. s-2aM21. nov WANTED 'ro wonx IN`nsN`-

tal office. ADi1ly to Dr. Robins, 125 Queen St.. 8-l7Mtf_

mm Bunalm N_ Y_ 8_10SME4ipd APPRENTICE WANTED IN BDILER

3 _ _ g___u_oA_a|>sn-s WANTED WANTED BOXRDERS' "AT "'1`§6"`i€iTS’1" "Bt_. Proprietrcss, Mrs. George Doug- lass- s-zzi/wind.

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__ ILMALIZ HELP

WANTED, A Gini. FOR Gr-JNERAL "'ho_usew0rk~, one who understands

__1.__pla_in cooking preferred. Apply to __ Hrs. J. C. Sims, 279 Richmond _.___S_t;_ _ 8-8Mtl. WANTED. A GAPABLE osusssil -' servant to go to Ontario. Travel- ,._llp¢ _expenses paid. Apply 32 Brigh- ton Road. ` ii-iiMtf, 5

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_FOR SALE A MALE SILVER FOX. `_,‘A perfect beauty, healthy nnd _tame, $1500.00 takcs him. Portage A Wild Animal Co., Box. 223, Port- ' age La Prairie, Manitoba.

'._________ ____ _§-3SM`E6iPd- FOR SALE,-TWO BOUND VOLUM- ' be of I. C. S., advertising course,

give more real, valuable pointers than any other text book on the subject, clean, unmarked, almost new. Vaule $10 going st $8. Ad- vertiser, Guardian. B-9MEtf.

shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart & _§_n. _ ___ 8-16_M tt. WANTED, A BOY TO LEARN THE

watchmakiug. Apply at Wellner’s Jewellery Store. 8-15Mtf.

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VERMONT ANI) NEW HAMPSHIRE

Farms Catalogue now ready. .Prices ranging from Five Hundred

to Twenty-five Thousand DoSl`ars.Il- lustrated. Will be mailed up n re- quest to any address. The D. A. Perry Real Estate Agen<‘i'. f‘f‘rrc. Vt. ` li-3 eiueeipd

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‘TO LET, HOUSE NO 3 KING

Square. Enquire at 174 Hillsboro

eet.` ‘ 8-2l'M4ipd.

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_ rescuers wAu'r_cp__

TEACHER WANTED FOR CULLOD- - cn School.. Supplement $15.00. Api* -ply to Alex. T. McLeod, Secretary.

_ _ _ _ 8;24M'E2i.

TEACHER WANTED FOR BIRCH

Hill School, District No. 3. Sup- plement $25.00. Midsummer vaca- tion. First or second class. Alfred Phillips, Secy. Rural Route, Ar- lington, Lot. 14. 8~21_Vl4iE3inrl

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE AT

Stanley Bridge. One hundred acres practically all clear, well watered, near school, churches and cheese r factory. Apply to H. T. Pickering, _on _t_l1s_ p_re_i_n_ises__ 8-13M_l‘_}12i. FOR SALE,-EDISON HOME.l‘-HO-

nograph, combination type, playsz and 4 minute records. also 70 four- mlnute records, 1 grand opera foil;-minute record and' 34 two- mlntite records, all in good con- if~i_ti_oi1_-'-popular selections. With this outfit is ,, hand-made carrying case, (capacity 60 records) henr- lng tubes and hand-painted flower horn. This is a splendid chance for anyone to get n .good machine and A choice collection of good records. Oiitfltnosts $120.00 will' sell for $80 cash. Apply ,Advertl.<er, Guard- ian. 8-0MEtf.

i e BUsINs.e3 0|'i’0|t|UN|'I`il.e EUROPEAN CAPITAL FURNISHED for attractive enterprises in all sub- stantial lines of business. Rail- roads, Tractions, Water and Elec- tric Powers, Irrigatlons, Timber Mining, Agricultural and Industri- al. Bond, Dehenture and Stock Is- sues Undcrwritten, Purchased or Solo. Properties purchased for European Exploitation and -Invest- ment. Financial Undertakings of all sorts handled. Miscellaneous com- missions and orders of all charact- ers accepted for execution in any European country. Correspondence enclosing full dctsils at first writ- ing invitcri. The International Bankers' Alliance, I4, 16 & 18 Bloomsbury St., London, England.

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For Sale

Farm ofthe into E. fl,`McKer»z|e. ('svan-, dl_ll\,p_oa_i-einlnlr macros of land.. 60 clear 8.0 l »~ b~lsnc»= covered w th hsrrl anril

so wood, This farm is offered _hy nrivrvel le Q, and if not sold before 0ct.1berls.t wi lbe sold by auction. An&l_v to ' . _ u.A_M¢ aNz||-1 s- i1 sm si. osvenalsh

FOR SALE

Veluab'e properly at Hd. Sf Peters Bay

1 he undersigned offers ly private sale 5n acres of lmirl in good state of culiivaiion. Barns outside buildings, and dwelling h.\use containing; lz rcoinn, shop and nffee all in good repair. ' hiiuafcd in the renter of the village fronting nn the Bay and within five m'n- uies walk from Churchcs,S hools,Railway Station, Starch far-tory, Cheese factory, Sea Manure, and Mussel Mud. The farm will be ro d with or without the crop Also

7o acres of land fronting on Curtis Road

at Forest Hill For forlher particulars

__ apply on the premises io

7-,1n‘M tus iii Pd M. MACINNIS

_ Sale'

f_e¢_.a in. ai will _ ,.4 you

1.: w¢\»m`a|‘i|' '» iiiiir ` §‘°'|"50\Q_l|dl¢\ 'nr;rmeToofl,. :nil _ i‘¢lll|’.\h¢|» out quirk ai n Dlsgqqni

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IIHUHEH SEHVICES

HETHODIST _

First Methodist-Re\'. S. J. _Boyce

at 11 a.-m._ an'd~Rev.` 0. Peters at ‘7 _p. rn. 'Prayer service on Wed- nesday evening at 7.30. Students and strangers cordi r `come

_ _ ally_wel _

' Grace Church-'-Rev. O. Peters. at 11 a.m. and Rev=;"'S.J. Boyce at 7 p.m_ Sunday School and' _Bible Class at 2.15 p.m.

PRESBYTERIAN.

Bt. James Presbyterian,-Rev. T_F.

Fullerton at 11 a.m. and 7 p. m. Strangers and college students are cordially invited io all the services.

Zion.-Momfng 'prayer meeting at

Um 8. m. Rev. Mr__ Taylor at 11 and at 7. Sunday School and Bible'

csnfrnsl. 'G1-1nrs'r1AN.

(NOT A BAPTIST CHURCH.) Central Christian-Rev. E. Bell at

eleven and seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Prnyer meeting Wednesday at li p.m. All seats 1ree_

l:lAl’TlST

-Dentist-nw. z;' x.. reid at eleven a. m., and seven p, m, Sun- day School at ten a. m., with "Loy-

a_lists" Class of adults in chur€h aud- itorium. A cordial welcome is ex- tended to all the services of this church. ,

ANGLIOAN. Ti

Bt Paul's--Rector Rev. T. Mur-

Dlly- M0\`Dlng Prayer at eleven a.m.

Holy Communion after evenlgg scr- vice. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 p.m. Evening"'Prsyer at 7 p. m. All seats l free.

St. Peter’s Cathedral-Holy,~ Com-

munion et 8 and 11 a. m. Matins 10.15. Evensong at 7. Children‘s Cathechising at 2.30 p. m. "`

BT. DUNSTAN’S OATHEDRAL. .First Mass at 7.30, Children's Mass

‘vcr Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Ves- ,lcrs and Ilenedictionat 7 p. rn.

S.-\L.vA'l‘IoN ARMY. ’~ Sunday, Services at 11, 3*," and

7.30- p. m. Week night scrvicc.-Mon- day, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day.

TO LINK EMPIRE

BY WIRELESS SYSTEM.

LONDON, Aug. 22-One of the

first of the "Britinns beyond the seas" to express willingness to par- ticipate in the scheme of Empire wireless stations for the purposes of imperial defence as well as for com- mercial needs, is Smith Africa. Noti- fication to this effect has reached the Imperial authorities. The Union Government has selerfted

n site at Pretoria, where a high- power station, similar to those which are to be- installed in other parts of _ the Empire, will l‘c built. General liotha, through Sir David Gmail., notified the Secretary of State for the Colonies and thc Postmaster- General on Wednesday evening of the intention of h’s government, to dc- fray the cout of thc installation,, which is estimated at $400,000.

From the po nt of view of defence,

the Union Government regards the scheme as highly important, for from the Pretoria sltntion the ad- ministrative capltal of thc Union will I by day and night, by means of its high-powered duplex station, rf-.cciv-, ing and transmitting nt thc same time and fitted with automatic ap- paratus, he in comrrmnicatlon with both England and Australia.

This is to certify thatl have used

M[NARD’S Linimcnt in my family for years, and consider it the best. liniment on the market. I have found it cxeclleut for horse ficnh.

(Sienr-rl) I W, S. I'lT\`li1O.

"Woodlands," Mirlfllctnn. N.S.

"We have n vrry bil: rwu-ic of child-

ren's footwear tn s~lr<'t from. cvcr-- kind from thi- sandal io n very o'rong boot. at prim-s to suit cvrryonc. Gnad vsluc for your mmcu Cor' Bros., New Ft ru, l28 l'li<:hnu.nd St.

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BIBLE 'mfiomuos IGNORED

BY Avsmos moron.

Made Plain by a. Noted Lawyer in

His Famous Free Lecture “WHERE ARE THE DEAD?" Sunday Alter-

_ noon at Opera House, Charlotte

town. _ _

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JUDGE F. J. RUTHERFORD. Seldom these days do we hear great

doctrinal questions discussed from the pulpit. But now comes to our city a noted Lawyer and Lecturer, as well as a profound Bible Scholar, who promises to answer the great 'ques- tion "Whero are the Dead?" present,- ing the subject from a lawyer's standpoint and using the Bible for his sole authority. From press re- ports this lecture has attracted large audiences whercvcr delivered-, in this country and Europe. An_d why not? All are interested in knowing what the plain and reasonable teaching of the Bible is on this question. Every- one must have experiencewith death and they desire to know where their

at 8.30. Csthechism immediately at-ldead loved ones have gone.

In his search oi' the Scriptures for

'ammunition to use in defence of his clients, this noted lawyer found many wonderful truths, which are ignored by the average pastor or clergyman. This led to a deeper Bible study and later to public proclamation from the platform at such times 'us he can find convenient. He docs not come here to talk for money nor for converts; he does not come in the interests of any denomination or sect, but in the interest of the people in general to speak of the great Bible truths which arc of vital interest to everyone. I-lis~ lecture is not along the line pursued by the minister. He presents the sub- ject from the Lawyer's standpoint, clear, reasonable and convincing. Be- lieving that the pcoplc should give more attention to Bible study and that they would do so if their nt- tention is called to these great truths, he comes here to stimulate a closer study of the Bible. The great question "Where are the Dead?" he will clearly and satisfactorily unsw- er. Judge Rutherford is making n brief visit to the Smith and will bc in our city only one day. We nrc pleased' to announce _his coming.

For this lecture thc Opera House

has been Provided and will be opened to thc public, no admission being charged and no collection will be re- ccivcd. This will be ig rarc’_opportu- nity for many of our citizens to hear, 'The doors of the thcatrc willibc open-_ cd, for the convenience of the ieople, one hour' before the lecture begins. 'Phe lecture lingifis promptly nt. three o’clock in the afternoon. 8-24M1i.

1‘RESIDl'lN"l` TAF"'l’

SIGNS THE NAVAL BILL.

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ffinnmlian Press.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z3-FI‘n'.=_i-

dr nt Taft today signed the Naval Ap- propriation Bill carrying $123,220,000 and providing: for one dreadnought to cost not more _than $15,000,000.m

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_ ___ __ | Souls 4*-f_°;...‘.’.‘;1i s FEET liféll ' _ E _ Nyel’s "East-Em-1-_’ r wiiiizuiéve '

Acliing F Sore I

- Swollen

_ Swelling T _

It willl also cure ehllbiains smf Immediately relieve that .hot b` rn- ' ing 'sensation so chew" iron _ some during the war'ni'\veii_ . ‘ `

Price l$c'~s hex ‘-

Tired ‘ -

rubber tires. . '

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A few second-

rubliér tires, ' ' ` 'b _ is-24StuM_c2i

The line sl1_0WB‘Sami:»le carriages from

the four leading factories fin Canada--the

, Tudhope. Canéds, McLaughlin and Doin-

inion lines. 30 different varieties are

shown in concords, business _ `

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ceptional chancento Secure_ a_ brand n_€W 1()I__2_ I at just four-fifths the real price. , if ` 1"" "7 ‘"5" “-

This i`sl withloutldoubt one of the biggest bBYB3iU'_$,?.E_-Qj”

portunities that has ever been offered you`--and' indications .you will ne_v_'e_r have suclia si1ler1d'it`l_~"i`=l>`_§i;‘§'8`i_-'fi_`if»~~ placed your wary_ag‘ain._';___ 7 - 4 A

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_ “Four _factories

A The latest market, _report shows-thy, '

the prices on and harness

wagons, buggies, snrreys, phaetone, delivery and ex- _ press waggons, all this year’s styles with steel or

List Prices

off

i Lui! Suggene '-sn(§_.{i'_ ~ - _~ ___i~gn¢|, .nel .nav q' » Y ` _ _

every indication pointsto the _prlces_p'u__

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Represented `

raw materials' 'for éerrldgeisi- is rapidly 'advan_ci'ixg<‘_and_.

carriages _and _llartiess `l>`fi'=.f-_;'f__;':' ~*

ing much higher year. __ " -

l\UW isithe time I that new carriage. - ~'-- _

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in ‘§e¢““rl

' _ I Also special prices |

C0 on our entire line of

harness-buy HOW- ` _

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' _- Y Y -- -.fi Monm Hsavusrnss ` wAN'rEn._

' (Canadian Press.)

WINNIPEG, Aug. 23-Harvcstcfu

hero to date number 150,000, -but many more necded.m

STRIKE INTERRUPTS WORK.

(Special to The Guardian.)

HALIFAX, Aug. 23-Work is al-

most totally hung up on the new In- tercolonisl yard by the 90 laborers wages strike.m _

--_-<---¥°*“*‘ I FIRE BURNS MILL.

' _ (Special to The Guardian.) -1'

PARRSBORO. -Aug. 23-fTho Mol~

ville Lumber 'Gifs steam mill at Me-j viilg, ten miles from Parrsb0F0. was destroyed by fire last “ight with 150-' 000 feet lumber, million luths, load- ed, and hlncksmith shop and two wagons. The loss is estimated at $28,000 and _is partly covcrcd by ln- surance.m

_ See Our

Designs in

_ Monuments

\Ve are showing all the leading popular designs by »

__ expert artists in high grade l-`~ fuouuments..I*`rom these dc' ' ‘ signs we can make, to your I order, n suitable memorial stone in either granite or marble that will add a touch ot dignified beauty io that

i grave that is most desirable.

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Our workmanship is sup-

eriornnd has won the praise f of all critics. Our prices are , low. terms convenient Call ` or write today for designs _._ and prices. --

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Beauty And Dignity

mark the monuments, headetones, sic , executed here. No criticism ls possible of stones erected by us.

Monuments _.oi

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perfectly carved -.8 our :.'.f:.*:.'.,,i'.°:u?~...“’ ‘-1'.: yen piss ie user Silent City#

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qurnrc srriusnir ' C0. l.'l`i). 1912 Service

S. S. “CASCAPEIIIA”

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l"rom Montreal and Quebec

to (issue, _Mal Bay. Perce Suminereide, Charlottetown end Piciou. _

From' Montreal ' Thursday, _

aoth. of june 27th. of Julie. 4th, " July, 11th. " july, 18:11, “ “ 2501. “ “

Ist. “ Aug 8th. _“ 15th, “ °‘ 22nd, “

29th_ ll xi 5th_ in Sep rgth. " Sep 19th. “ _" 26th. “ “ 3rd. “ OC! roth. “Oct _ 17th. " "

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7th.

Fi om (.`h_'fown 'l`hursduy,

Aug

“ 3|s*. _ “Nov 14th. “ Nov

S. S. “TRINIDAD”

Short summer cruise between -

New Yorli and Quebec

_ --vis -~ -_ . _ |ie'iilex,N S., Hawkesbury, C B.,

_or Charlottetown, Gaepe Basin

and the far famed River`Saguenay. From New York and vice versa Satiirdays, july oth. 8; zoih. From Quebec,

Fridays, july rzili. & 26th.

August 3rd 8; |7|h. August 9th. & 23rd.' Rates and furiherpariiculsis will

be furnished upon _application

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CANADIAN PACIFIC 1 V. u - miss s i AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS.

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Eniprese of Lake Champlain Aug. 29 FIRST ¢AllN llPBlBBliB............ .... ......m,io

ONE CLASS ‘Second Cabin) '

} __ . . _ _ _ .nom

- SECGNI. CABIN

umrusssms. __ in,-1. I ___ P£___s's___'I'llRD CLAS! __' oil., as-if 1:11' "" 'f3":'.“ 7" 323;’ lillnnreeees Cell At Halltsx

en ral ' ent. Can ...‘1“if»°- .-.%"u'.;.fl- 'i"°- fi ~ .

o i. _,

0:-en\‘i9ee»¢ aui|efifi'}"'on'tewl|l

P1.n'_rI;N;i:

0ir'ectlitouie_ to Boston

Commencing seth july stsamere wil leave for I-IAWKESBURY. HALIPAX and BOSTON every TUIQSDAY-__ s_ riuDAv.` ~ '- ‘ R°“"°luz|~eve Bones ev" ' Tuned.

|'°r furlher-lefmmnilen apply ie

if-\.\ _

,\‘_ .,. -T. NICOLI.

#seat Ch Town

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Saturday at noon "1 _ -7*-

` fulness Q Wiihy (Co, Lid

STEAMSIIII’ LINERS

From London steamer V ‘l'roi":s_Hs`lli_-Ha!

July 26th Shenandoah `Aogn_e't`-'i‘lti_i August nie Rnnnnnlnnvck f..§0i>¢_-fit!!

August 'wth Ksnswhs - 5 __ '

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Fvem Liverpool' Steamer -from B__eiila_'k August ard Tehseeo _August Nth August |0th Almerisns Bebt. llrd August Zith Duranlv _ 5°P¢- WUI

The above steemere have a limited ne- eommodation for saloon paeeen¢ere. ° .

Paseenlore snd‘Fref¢ht Agents for the Allan Line Steamship 00. at Halifax; ~ -

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ruausss wirnr is oo.. urn. anim N.s. sums ..

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souius. Pr. iuanuineil.

uiGn_iu-:iv lsiiiunl srniu-suir -snivio-1';

' rugs i. stem ship "|.AnY even... will leave the Railway wharf, Picton. every Monday end Thursday morning on arrival of the Express from Halifax. for the Magdalen islands, calling at Builr I. 1'. E. I some and returning.

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Charlottetown Steam Nsvilsiion' Cav

Limited. ';_ . _ ~ _ iq.

‘ Oommoncing Monday the Ylth Of Lilith#

Sieamer_"North\|mhe|'lsnl. . ' _ -.

.Ienvas Charlottetown for 'iotomli Sn aan o‘cine|¢_a. m.. leaving Pieteuon re ur f about I 10 m. ; ' Connect one made st- Picton for all uointsln Nova Bootie. . =:'

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