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DECEMBE ER 9 18 a

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THE DAILY

mi ; ra : ——IMPORTERS OF ge a ) SCE si : -_ ess Gi jj Di tt ; : ive and in- eens Results. | which are exteriorally of & massi cree : = RP my : , a eSUults- . ; » in rough, is . Delegation Expense “ and posing ap ee aa cen fier western i ; 44 7 ‘ as : > a3 a tone, like the easte ‘ p 5>5 - i ; se Delega- hewns oth granite or free a or ubne Batries has figured ul the ~ 9+ 1 buildings, others In smo tl 4 h Parlia-] Bes > ow oS he s & . SPECIALTY. 1 eee ant Lwngevin Block, the a et wa 1 tion Expenses of the Sullivan Governme — pabertie, bike the » that possesses | —_ wa OF = . . ‘ 14.7 but it has said nothing] » ent Building is the 2 Y bead tie. In the _— = — HAVE MADE ——moeent Ey _ at $5,714.79,—but = ti ry uch attrac —> panel i ‘ _ , ipteriratiy ve tmental . oO > alk dhe results. These are : blocks you have the Departa rae) . . | Values il Gar ats and ail Clothe, ‘ I ther blocks y« . ‘ X ll E P p S ecia 3 ( ’ aa le (1884 2 eek OS,8ae 19 f ae In thie the two Cc — rs Sp ae j ~ a= Pp. © ~— xtensive re arations House Furnishings of all kin ' p = slunas | . , ? 23,240 ‘p . ga li » Library the Speak me —s . ‘ oe 13X35) 471 16] mons and ere it ae sessional offices Dn oe = a WOR THE SALE OF seni (1888)... “nae rs gorgeous suite, a Wisi orridors | - vem A: nual grant of $20,000, equal to 500.000 00} and clerk’s quarters. > oil a past — ~ ™ FE THE LARGEST STOCKS 3 4 capita! sum of — ‘ ’ ; —. lined wit h p rtraits im , anil Gen | = O (> n Ss ONE G €583.933 34 Speakers, Governors (Pr vincia : out a - = Y, - « ee yvabd « 7 re you oll . es an Patriel's whake eral) and Councillors w! h aa v The greater oa ,. Ot ao 3, a3 pe : ‘ ion not ~ountenance Aas yo u a - oe oo. the | | a } tH ao . ‘ ( aa toa 106s Ln ee ee ithe | i 2 gs ' ( New Y ar Pr ents ad ee Tr e umber a : a are all as} a : — - _ Sia the mongent are & a = o = I's has dil ( 5 th ‘ ae ge | OEUSE OF tural as life; but as none « sew ll sD t of Delegations... oars S.<18 ou large and as natural : 2 land home, we = e = (Dp 1 {x} as “will ] k bserve m had ever graced our Island home, ret | — — aan On Ever offered to the People of P. E. Island. The Patriot, it will have been obs , ; ae espectfully and pass on to gel pam es h : failed t how that the expenses of the / dof our fA . o Ch mbers tH a _ oe Pe ee x WELE AS ORNAMENTAL, — ee 17 ‘ovarnment | * gilmpse of tie a s disappointing. | ~ . o BUY 8 ad delegations under the Sulliv wn G vernme | The H Ise 0 { an aeate 6 a ahad | sy & = Miceuinetns: cee Goods. Gloves, ter. proportion tely, Than those 01 | is, ND douot, ee ee re id put to ” . . ere oe snd suitably furnished a aha yum = an = a Fur Jackets, Muffs, Boas, Black penne the previous administrations. - mind altogether tco small for the nun — = mie : Sauns ; : : Phe Patriot is, evidently, under a misaj or ae nies it is supposed to and really . om S we Silks, Wool Squares and es tig ' . oo" r . : er of deputies le is st . \ ; i . —_ , r ‘ < - ’ ‘ } the best pay-| ‘ . itn The hundreds Cod * . 1 of Cloaks e re’ } —— prehension as to ** tne sale ol beh on . must aor am — 7 i re huddled to- | ne hail = e@ ae Sanbretinn. - — wii ; ’ F Beautifa d ancy a JIOS, ing piers to the Dominion. These passed ne mbers ¢ hairs an : 7" - a rt is out of the | = — = = ° Fur-Lined Cireulars and Cloaks ‘ : e > smeent on the dav . the r so ci SelVv that conmil tt a =~. ° ree “ to the Domipi n Grovernment il J vet 7 aa the chamber is fillled. Phe ed ., tow wr Jackets and Dolmans. i adies’ Writing Desks, hich this Prov entered the Union a or wth sce in the whole room — a & ace 5 ) rmnicn tnaiw SV sews . eocupled Spac Ath USS — : . ney received on account of . a ens f its width in the centre, oOo - wv | eee 1 at | Oh Airs and the money received jis ab pnd anes. ert : ith pane i i) -efund of the amounts subse-|., at the far end of this is the dais ab Ss - So & & } 5 Silk Handkerch’‘efs Rattan alc ee ase ‘ Sere sca Tien by thir Boss Uotna Gamaseeee theks aad Jonas tl Lal ma 'O 1,000 Gentlemen’s Si Cy ruent! ‘XI ynded 4 Rinem oy : ] if ] ruld a tc we C ee = . “| © hc: &Y > + yy quently expe i i ‘e the clerks sit. . t say it id — ~~ pa a‘ os "ey k oO a a K te, a eS, vincial Government—am ficult place to grow eloquent in, this| | D rm. 3” & in very beautiful colors and pat MOKINS an asy wv: | neial ern . difficult place to g : } » the fre t l i r . ‘> t ns And still gre ul -_ S @ eowee . ° 3 have been paid, inthe first place, same Hvouse of Commons. — rh ac oad hem-stitched, , — ; e Dominion Treasury | speeches have been made in — oe als ™ — terns, plain and ERY CHEAP AT | 7 Patriot 1 ld do well if it ceased it :| speeches whose echoes seme ya : - 1 a - - mss an : > F atrwotl WOU ¢ lagers aul ai l +} res to inspire future statesme! rs Fs os :. : oe ico 1 - d misle ding I a the aves 7 lI o ae Ma cdonalds a — ~ d f ] j 2 , { § 7‘ a § f { E ' work Of maxing i aah _ with patriotic aims, 4 , a ; " s . ; am / / } : statements—at least until after the holidays. the Tupp. rs, the Blakes, the Chapleaus, © SP. ‘2s a) or 100 Pairs Kid Mitts at a Wonderiu M A R I, j J i J 9 aie naterial be required}... pauriers and the Thompsons are no CO = fos . j in the meantime, material the Laurie oe a ‘wr a If, in the at space, it could not do| more. We can readily understand how Dm & bargain, only 46¢ a pair. | : 6 to fill 18 iarge Vacant 8] ’ -Ithe House thins out when an ordinary ° iT at — Charlottetown, Dec. 9, 1889 —dy 2aw why f better than publish the sworn testimony | the h is being ground out. It requires - ww os e © cf i. wee ae speech ik & 5 - : wale. ' which has been, ‘and is now being, given something attractive to neep on Ce on P = MILILINERY. | us before the Commission to investigate the packed auditory in its place. © can h? Sp @ anh. = oe : ‘ai f the I t Office derstand, too, how Commodore Welsh’s ~ ae - ‘3 : . TMENT i SERIES Of the Land Ones. actice brought down the house, as —— Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is ; emo rifle practice S se—as much =e * a acked full of charming HATS. See our ‘S ; Notes and Comments. h 1e would be right under itS nose . as n , ow Aa 3 / pac - u a - 2] ms $2 00 oni $2 50. y : . —— so almost as if he had snapped his piece in eS DD (Pp beautiful styles, at $1.75, $2. re 4 ; > at 4 ‘ounci . our ordi y parlors. md _ (ine of the = les of the U1 5 vuncil one OI our ordinary I a » «si h e Beet 2 en nninenenenneseeenttittiiiceaetieneteal at the m ‘ ngto beheld this evening is The room is @ re ae “ 1 eas =, — oe ° at the meeting to be h “gue A an hh) ted from nen ‘ other City Marshal. Public lished marble walls, and is ; | » ’ © t ° -_ to appuint anothe z ~ . : . ; vor of the < : . . It has a press gallery right oyer — Ss Ccecy 0 tons : a» on Chi ers Rock- : opinion, as we know it, iia favor ofthe Above. Ie has. a prose gllory right ove S Gio. Cutters, Pointers, Clippers, a , tof Sergeant Cameron. ‘hel the Speaker’s head, and above at § ad . ¥ i r 9 4 appointment of rgeant Cau 1 sa pe hg Indien. Vietienh andl the Se es an, And Here is one of the Biggest pus. pen = a : ea f +} »who } >done wel IS | sries for the tadies, S8itO ) . ais Cc ; and see Mls “3 ° promotion of those who ave done 1 1 | SUE ai. not ae - offered to our friends. ome in ~y Tg »} = © ¥ & a d policy, and commendable. W e shall gular hangers-on. — rhese galleries page oe ~ e = a gigantic bargain. The goods are selling fast, ing ors es, nove S, 6! Ge, C., aoe wh er or not the City Council a C mor cued ee . a i = em ~ and no wonder—they are so very cheap. a — promot ‘ g : » Speaker's chair OL Cé he &; arn Commendation by the promotion enough. Che pe : ated \e # 1: aa " ( ‘at oe n : Canadian oak—not very ange ag ne as & © —_ ce -CHRBArRP AT 7 serge t Lam Ti. c L ‘y. : . . ‘ . Kt . . -ery Speaker take schair with him when =x | Be New Hampshire has woman suffrage. he ry Spe ee Pee ‘this plainness ce ox- wnt 2 = a) ss SOooDnDs : ray ™ § 1 yet a majority of the women of that pl: ace | He my Vee - ie 1. fe oe prized heir- we |. s 7 | H | v C ; ’ - ' : } cusable. aln ¢ ’ a : x ™ at e@? reier to tet the nm do the . . > Tz y. / ie "D trots few eid a vi oply ‘loom in the proud possession of the family S rr, = g We can offer with the greatest amount of : X , voulng. “s8 Lovet, a - at shied i. school}! The mace was nowhere to be — qe ok wn h confidence the Largest Stock of —— { one woman took enough interest eUnOO >) a. ak room, id ; . A ices th: ill i : ; fy ; ae ite for school committee, and| Behind the Chamber oil lahaahe and ~ ° GOODS in the City, at prices that will induce Charlottetown, Dec. 9, 1889—dy 2aw wky ji } afiairs to vote ip , an be said of/e very member |] naving his peg sey re CD aA ani eS : bargain-hunters to buy. j ’ nf - ? nore i I ? 3 < a é ~— that ae aes : tter local| his name over it; a reading room where = Pw. oe : R Nashua. Referring to the matter a ‘cht | we were glad to see the familiar face of THE ~ ww « — -— ‘ pa er savs +. ] very woman — a rngn Ex MINER: . smoking room, etc. Famous | i S to vote here for s -hool officers, jut not one nae g , h sre all the (Frit and Tory | Wa == om. = 1 A, in a hundred avail herselves of the privi- Nus. 8 and if, whe 2d in caucus, 1s also | “4 fe alne 5 ery py eo Sane ca is good ! thunder is manefacturec llent measure | a — (re erseives 00d . -—- > .~ > , leg 1 7 le tl Gl attacks sov hard by. iM 5 aa ak ubdandiies not } oO D © _ 2 ae ~in 4 iong articie the Giobe attacks sov- hen eet & violent dea 1, e j n which the Empire\| ™ ae 2 party in- reseel ‘ ‘ sisiaillicaieiialii . nD SR *“*PRINCESS BEATRICE romarks ‘hat its object seems to be to show | being deemed expedient in the party = a caventian Home Se, helio Aim RECEIVED PER STEAMER “PRINCESS BEATR remarks it itso ec Seems to De fo s ) terests. +} r= k H me 1 ce eaven. _ e | ai : et aaa : ae tic of the rs 1an to Make v : 4 A . a e de i that while the reign of Queen Vi vy — The Senate 1s the oneness ead f oa o ~~ aor Gold Medal Carpet Sweeper has al) the Three Cases week ihe £ es ih e =~ ates, mae h turbed her successor will oo Commons, outdoing it only in exce ee a me Lae © latest improvements—the best that the Bissell . ; , ia on »s Globe's ns i 1e 2 nee . ae ) 28 EA bh ; . me when, as th G/ rt uphoistery. Brazenly ays oarggee ’ Her J on ° oS Carpet Sweeper Company make, It operates CE Pe POR oS AS AL. ; friend so fond of predicting, there will po lished brass bar further than which He ad = without dust or noise, almost without labor. ——(Xx) . be no further room for the British Crown Majesty’s Commons dare not advance. The 2 em @ jp ‘Tis in every respect the most perfect Sweeper ' in North America. This seems to be the vice-rega! throne at the far end of the — — a. in the world. You can make no better pre- 2 e?. J 31326 establisced policy of the Grits and their al chamber is beautifully carved ‘ in oak. | a o-~ sent to Mother, Wife or Sister for this coming SL M I J V y .. on hn athe entice lies, a sort af appendage to the one plank/T ' Ciiately before it is the E pore le S en WALEKEER’S CORNER. ' Rai » . rcial un1on, . . ‘ -s have much more room anc : fm eo in the p irt¥ pi wtiorm commerciai chair. Senators ha ; \ sail ae i ae : lec. 9. 1889-—2w the only right road to annexation. therefore, much more comfort o thei - qi Charlottetown, Dec. 9, I& : _ The Advertiser is the latest journalistic | ¢jands in the other House. Neit ser Senate ao @ mann ; venture in Washington Territory. It 18} yo, Commons, however, ee a ° ww M A e i cai ai lat a place called Kent. Here is opinion, so well adopted to public speaking iD = S | ; ee tory as our own provincial chambers. Indeed, ao 69 i anil sclling ; gpa ome a ient, long-suffering, | we were told by one whose voice has often 7, D =p) JAMES PATON & — con a a ¥ ; cw are veaceful, patient, ong-s € “9 ; “ oc : ——_ a i » Cc E 13 I oo 1 | © but if any of our elder | been raised in the Commons that it is acous- lg s a . carpet pene ee. weed all ronan at : wwiy an nee 5 ‘ > "pee ° . as > voice i J salf etal re noted {jo > ; hecthese of the neighboring or surrounding tically defective, the voice losing itself in ak © — meena eles te Ge bee makers, a i \ i ress imagine that for that reason it will ME line open space above the auditorium. - nae ow 2 SCOTCH CANADIAN, BRUSSELS, TA- e ; safe for any of them to criticize the Saious|_, Of course the library is the grand attrac: Se eg es eu PESTRY and VELVETS, ART SQUARES, tae | graohy, grammar, literary status, ae tion of the whole building—we speak of its oN a ~~ € LINO! EUMS and FLOOR CLOTHS, from (0) \ i ys? & : . . . —— : 3 : : sacire 2 7; ahi ieeaaieaien . —_—_———{ 0 ) — ik : tenets or political utterances ol wy) vee a interior and the disp sition of its treasures. { ~ D 18 inches to 18 feet wide. { ; vertiser, just Re — _ ae ae rs cor- | Exteriorally, while every one ee lr hes = - a acKle their salad. 2 ee sared ti S squatty. é uttress Pas < ' ee : a mclusions by walking about, ankle | appeared to us sq ? iver side of the uu «a ® a . —— | of their macerated carcases, | tower, it is built on to the river § ne Ai As wo : : an fl P | - ie ~ aren a dn't wallow in their remaiz main structure, and “4 lighted from ¢ init h ° — “s Window Curtains 5 d in dll p CS, ee oath a copote woul 1! dome. But inside it is magnificently finish- @ ome oe ’ FD : s « Shake, Brothers, all around ! 1 ated. —i vell-arranged vol- t?* _ al mm : i 17 : IT WE WILL OFFER OUR STOCK OF I. The fact that large numbers of birds| ed and are cee = dsl Ives from base “2 We have still about 20 Pairs of beautiful DURING THIS MONTH : ae = he fact that Jarg ve res filling richly carved shelve , : aa ‘RETONNE CURTAINS lett. worth $3.50, ; s oe i » realect . Lioht umes filli Y ia : } E CURTAI]? S le he are drawn to their de ath by the ele iL o Ma ceiling. Disposed about the room are oh | ae CRE TONN vellin ne $950. , “=. oe he statue of liberty, at New York, has ymbers of the Royal po ete o that we are selling % fy | PS on the sti aitahen it appears that| marble busts of mem os D AE gage S we —_ Hh | meas often bee somme A on. _ .. a ae ay ©=Sir f i ulfer by at ee he Eiffel tow er is responsible for similar} Family, Cartier , sceehin pial Lorne in me O° | es tine ” . A few nights since a larve good style and tiga ’ : i] iin Sell ey — ae Last December was a ome H See ‘q@hich was passing ove: Par piginy dimensions. al Pinigger Leiaditient ae |S oe big month with us. We u j > y at > pPamoliin OVE ors ' ‘ > \ > ge ) al, q tae — “ eal » electric hight in the phare | with rare tableaux. ae ae as aol oO a —_ will be very much sur- ey ~——— = ca threw Cae f in a com-| “uUumismatical ees ae oe 's f vi ap. = o) i prised, indeed, if we don’t : on i the Miffel tower, t : He “ev laround. Some o r. Fortin s moaeis ik f ch more as a Te ' ‘ i i. See e windows of M. Eiffel’s | around. cd — sell half as mu ‘ ‘ ‘ i 4) pact ines agES Soe wine tect b- Canadian cutters hold prominent places on a al ® , lve months ago. To avoid the Overeoats Reefers, Suits, BOYS ( ot uns, | - apartments. With their well-known ob he top of cabinets. Off the library is the wy & we done twelve cae tecseully donate A COUALS, {i stinacy the poor birds struck themselves ; whe’ Ad study. The librarian is a Mari: asi . oO me on eT . oC a4 Ss noe ennai “ye } f sly against the glasses of the phare | librarian’s stud) . Yn fF , Halif: = ae at JAMES ah <a ined all around. The i in | time Province — - —= . — on eS as - would confer a'Yavet by calling early in the se m DS IMPORTED TT IS Y A ' ei) 8, rv. The}an Irishman, \with the English ace Shy day. ALL NEW a charge of the light « ptur d ea and very pronounced English _view. oS j noes | ae next morning the eed alt ae 7 irds| Mr. Casgrain, the keeper of the library, Ls Qo = ee LEAR Ks the exhibition Sound a number of the bird: was Very auxious to procure for his collec- Ae i 5 AT VERY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR. ae the small lakes at the foot of the tower. | ¥: J re ied follown ° ew ’ | as = am tion, an Island copper markec - : Oo ; Dh a ; ae a : . gh with the motto, ‘* Trade anc rae i 0} ‘ ie St. Vincent de Paul Society. 5 aie ably al sheaf with sickle .ath s om = wed ls ( ite aan ouimer ; ; ar, 7 \ ‘ : ‘ : om _— EDUCED PR ‘ oS, ee : . wart and ** Prince Edward’s (sic) Island oe = AT RE oy S k B fi P ying. ie Pe ene Hea’ penne meoting of thn 1840 roo round the border. We had ¥ ~ © It will Pay You = ) Se ur st toc e1ore Bu t. Vincent de Paul Society was held in| 40%, eaeieee ; ; yet “= a Hi St. Vincent it y after-}mever seeu the coin. Should any of our w (py pee ° tn. St. Dunstan's Cathedral yesterday after- readers have a copper of this description SC RQ = HANDKERCHIEFS—Plain Hem-stitched, To OY A fd noon. The P wethdions oecupied the chair. ith which they are witiing to part, we will hm MN Colored Bordered Hem-stitched, Initials, &c. HEA - bik The attendance was fair. The Secretar y - glad to forw ak te’ ae keeper Casgrain. 1‘ = “ ° A lot of Men’s White Handkerchiefs, lanye , “ ’ > ‘ nt 7 4 tba pest your, They showel way aon | Zo the right of the buildings on Partiooent Sem eer a Be n y 10 ¢ e . , “ley ’ — ae the past year. =. Re egy “¥ Rs" nh e | Terrace stands the statue in bronze of Sir os co ot Ladies’ Handkerchie 3, 36c. a Charlotte LS mense power of good the _ wa i as dor 7 George E. Cartier, . work of gr reat merit, pa as © io bay ant iil —_ buyers of all kinds oe 4 ah oo rns foe an nena for the representing the statesman, notes in hand, = = © S should devote considerable attention to the| J " Protestants. a ~ panna nditure | in the attitude of addressing the Council. ad ee ay benefits that we so lavishly bestow during : 4 res r' Pvdeo.OoU, anc e e , l oa . —_— > —— i, B301- 29 le 0 » balance « = hand of | Any one who ever saw Sir weoeey him’ nia Ce HF RM : oe. asi Be wt 4 é adc P , e . rae . " $2.51. Nearly 80 tons of coal have been | picture could not fail to recognize him’ in iH ° £ SHAWLS; SHAWLS !—A fine as { $2.5 ; I 7” y 1 $ provisions not counted | this well fashioned piece of bronze. Near =~ sortment to diaene frém. A *job lot of 50 side ru Ss as = . ‘ : fe oe yen , piitans ‘thet had been donated|the Rideau is the statue in the onme oe _— S Shawls, suitable -for a Wagon or Sleigh HAVE MADE OUR STOCK 0} K he expendit » that har t , ia de . Ton £0. £8 os : f d 4 fi in a = we Che report of the Ladies’ | material — a the vn who = ¥ ont - as Wrap, worth $1.30, for S5e. wien - bhe Society, Lhe re} pn : the Northwest Rebellion. It represent ; : cee Se oe - - Re Gas vy granch ef St. Vineent de Paul Soci ity was a aa life a » Bao other at we py ae po & To oe all x bargains — a sly 7 BS | i Bo oe viet Me Hi ad. si ing that ‘y have spent | Vo\unteer, ile size. “ts . i cticabie. ustomers Ww ; 2 a ah ¥ yz ; & re wae Toad, Ghowing thal they hay aot iin Ott: >in the Cathedral ast snprperey ls f d » e + he See Be? & ie =145 in providing clothing, &c., for the | 20ticed in re Cup ‘i 2 ce - mind that, although many classes of goods are pas ' f $1 : e el a ch “pr? Revs. Father | 4tounds, that of Ottawa’s first bishop ; the ~ So =} pot specially advertised here, JAS. PATON 3 : tiie HOw Cola! . oe L410 ve 3. é : nw Bee BB Mcélmeel and Mel ean briefly addressed othe rin the = - — — wee ww OM ae = & CO’S Store contains ae say at. MORE COMPLETEI.S TYIATT = 8 i 4 ™ +4 '. n" s 6 a oO $3 toun é rs t Sic , ’ ve nn a ' | S | ; the meeting. he election of ollicers re- f its fo . ~ ee = ald have liked to a - _ rate Dry Goods Store may be expecsec p- ») D. Ss. be: Cake Baskets, ; as ide with artie > ) ave 2 : * be . assert oe . ees j Mel here seen McGee. Assuredly he deserved Go # ® = Remember our ctothiag Depart AY EW TEA SETS, Fruit Dishes ; nokia ng Dishes, = tial recto ~ Kev, . . » MCLean, 5 _ : oy => a i , 28 3 . ae od ee ae ' 7 this of his country. But if it never comes Lg | : = pees ares amare Tone 7 i Cruet Frames y with new sty ie of b = 8, i sil N. apkin ; owe VON iA cp. i : me ‘ : cheap as any in the ity. ‘ast ‘astors an ave ; Vice do— Patrick McCarey he is already enshrined, Well could he} aes _ A! . Pics 2 ws ag The prettiest Br eakt a Shgecreskinicsin a i fressurer—Hon, A. A. Macdonald. make use of the proud boast of the Roman: — S 4 PT Kgg I ranee. ° P Pies Gnonne Marke A tew new Ope re Asst. do--F. C urran. Exegi monumentum aere erennius. Ae rs we nave seen. Knives, POC Ds : S A. E. M h a — ns at “om ac en, ime = . ‘ j a) ye an. ¥. Maiehe. n Maritime Provinces Lawn Tennis Associa- anes «8 a JAS PA 4 and Field Glasses cheap. 9 Wardrobe Keeper—B, McRory fion-—-Constitution, bye-laws and rules for aaa & O P , aie: ke eae i Ol ? Germinal” sale at Haszard’s Bookstore. Price ten cents. . jr mae S UARE E. . 4 io Cit Use Beer & Goff’s Flay oring Extracts, put decd ae e & a MARKET SQ . Tatchmaker, Jeweler and Optician, Cameron Block, y: up by themselves in soz and 1 az, bottles, and pow Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, 3 a CO MQ 22 nov2 Watchmaker, g4araniced the best m the nrarket, ay ft! fo > at Beer & Goff's, dec9 Qi 7 ew QB HOV -