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\,\'\' ii.-n nn|nh|‘rt-rl .»icei,lun of liomlnins 1' I.'\-nl~ in .\|n|\i'olr|, or Lilo i\i|»rl.l|~\\'u:~‘ lfpli-ilu.; _ i-vi-iiptiiur ll nnll2u. nur rosorvoii n|.\,»-iw |i=\i||i~~*~>;~.ilu.l by any pursnn who i tliii,-oil-lninl ct'.\i’nnii|)'. nruny lunlu ovnrl

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_\'nn~ or -gc. r-q a' cl tr-iiiinii of !i:'| ni-ru~'. more nr loss. iiiiu-.\‘ |n.|‘;in- nnuiu porsouully at the luvn l.\u.l~»i!i~i- lin thc district l|\ which tho l.un 5. .ilipliv-, or if ilu- lnnno~'Lc:niur doth-t-~. li- nru, on .uipii--.|',i<l»\ in tho i\lh|i»-tor oftlr li|u~iii.|-, <in,in'\, thc t‘onnnl.:slunor oi lui \ni<_-union, \\'innipcn. orlihu lnenl ntgunt ru ~-\-i\i- .iiiziiin-iiv for .~'unu: unu to nmku unix-_\ fo--iinn. 'l`i|v iinuu~~i~~.»nli-r is rt-qulxcd to perform th i-.miiliii-il. iiiiniviiioil lhctuwlth undur one u ilu- |~ii...\m.c plans: ul ,\| li- si sis months' rosldonc_o upon mn .ui1i\.ni=»i=idtiiclnvnlint-nch your for tin-oi- yi-.u~. l'.'| l|‘lln-\`ntln~r (or nlotllur. if thu t'ut.l\¢n'is <l|\n~=\»-I--ii oi' tho lnnncstcndcr rosidos upon u |`w‘|ui|\\ln- \i\-inllyof the land entered ful lin- n-=,|nn-n..-mt ns to rcsidcuco muy be .<uli--lilii in ~u.-il pci-non resiillug \\'ith t.l\t- tniiivi-ni nioiiiei-.

|:i| Ii' ilu- ~i-iilor hns his pcrmnuont: resident"- uplln f=\|inin;: lnnd nwnud by hint in. tht \~wi|lll_\lo| his lunncstcnd. tho roqulrou\ont.~ iuiiin-.lil--iiicmay he sntlsilctl by rusldunei \||\ii|il|n-.~.|i|t lzuld.

*ix |nnn\ll~' |n~lil'o in writing should ln uiii-n in | in- i ‘oui||\i>~~io||c|' of lioniinlun l.»nnd :il uii:i-.i ,i .if inn-ul ion to apply for pntcnt..

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Ul_ lli5,.i|i,v or thc lilinlsnn- ot tho Interior.

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L.-_-,;_-.s .;;::: . fi;

The *Cu-ti 'I of the Clothes jg

l<ilm nmln point in n suit. ill 1-our.-o tho put-ticular put.- li-rn of tho cloth' lulds suinothlng to tho look-but tho lint- urn, we shim: Lllore. _-_J

To lbe p ‘

Identified

f\< n well llrosuod mnn, yo\\ lnud. hnyo clot hon time nw up io_\ln-. nnnnto for style.

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i CRAIG 3; KIGGINS,

i, Clothiers, 'y Queeli Street, II 6-I5 dw r yr.

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THE STE AMER “City of London”

N“f_lll until further notice leave Stesnl \ airgahon (.o’s wharf on Tuesday and

Vcl. _ 1, . .“'\‘"’:“;];i\€]\‘\l§rvgé. m. for I{sll1dsy’a

T,““'-"ll\)' Bléa in and 2 ni frr lllcli4\rcn‘s mul West River Bridge - -' l 2 1. rn for

Iiwkcyyg a In. uni I

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\v:“r\"‘“» I',nst 1{l\'(:l‘. y é "“““‘“}' ill- 7-Oo n in. for Crs sud.

lirnlnyut cl _ ‘_ ' i - - s,-.._ a..'. _1.#.

F-\'~'A'1\1 ' P N Q I c

HMHY _ oudsy to Vernon River '

i.¢.-ucorriing to tide. ' --*

l / s ,t, 4;, Ci1owb@r1a1n’s,l ' f 2 ¢;o_n'c, caotrail an i'

12 lliarrlioeallemed

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_. , £1 A fuw dnaoa ol this remedy will ln~

\ I v\ris}l:l=y,`ou.ra an ordinary attaok of

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o-sul) |""uI°"“w“”;, g , ' uglly “ag-{‘|` “_-h" *Q .-

I pTTdns& :,f I . diarrhoea and ohalen in alumni “U children, and ia the mama of lovin

:the liver of many

cofuc no Mon-E

grnusiit

THE FIEMEDY OF THE DAY

.ll dcnnlto pheparatl I

-fpruoa Guru, Lvildliiitgrry, i

Hoarhouird and Tar. i

_ Bolontlfleatly combined In the ,, form of agreeable and pala-

table Syrup.

One ofthe most reliable prqnm-

HON y0tlnU'0fIBBBi¢0 the ulylxc for the immediate Reliri andy Cure of

Couggi, Colds, éfru/4];/zllir, lloarrr- ncss, hof?:`n , ‘rar/°, fir//:_ ma, and sl of the 'L`l1.'ont li and Lungs. " Taken with Cod Liver Oil in the

first stastm of Consumption, it will

he foun invaluable.

_ For :ale et/efyu/here, Price 15 dr,

dr by mail an rerei/it Qfprirs.

Sole proprietors, Tm: \‘.'n~o/rrn Cntnn~ '

car. Co. Limited, Montreal, c_.im"'|. ’

M¢GALE'S aurruuurr PILLS ma voun uvrn ann suwrtl.

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'sure of Success

when you start with Beaver Flour. It's the home cook's main reliance on baking ,-

Q days. It's always the same :

-the best tlour milled for i home uso.

Beaver Flour

i‘ biwasihe whitcdeizcaieiy -p i_ flavored Ontario Fall\Vheat

; withihenutritiousltlnnitoba ~

Q Spring \Vheat. lt is the 5'

flour of the family, as it is 9.

i ‘hc best `

fo, i _

familyilour. .#5 “IQ-`\` ,

At your fi; ‘”<, ‘° r:f°f°"*- 1%'/_D ,», '“\..r‘-'m 'ti .i . :milf-»» /in-, g

4 -1 \°5'£=.-

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Published in Prince Edward Island Excluively by The Charlottetown Guo.-rdian.

The Adllvertiure of ' the Solitary

Cyclist

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(Cnyrubl, IMI, ly 4. Cana Dui: nl Crll|u»'l Waatly.) (c.,,n¢»|, nos. tp melt", ruin" er ct.)

“You will let me know any fresh de-

velopment, llilss Smith. I um .very busy just now, but I will tlnd time to make some inquiries into your case. In the meanthue take no step without letting me know. Goodby, and I trust flint we shall have nothing but good news from you."

“It is purt oi' the settled order of un-

turc that such a girl should have fol- lowers," said Ilolmcs ns he pulled nt his ni:-<lilntl\'r~ plpc, “but for choice not on l>lc,vvlt~s in lonely country roads. Some sccrl-tlvc lnvcr, beyond nil doubt.

gap in the hedge, disappearing from ' my viow.

A. quarter of an hour passed, and

then a second cyclist appeared. This time it wus the young lady coming from the station. I sow her look about her as she came to tho Churlington hedge. An instant later the man emerg- od from his hiding plocc, sprung upon his cycle and followed her. I-n all the brood landscape those were the only moving figures, the graceful girl sit~ ting very straight upon her machine and the msn behind, her bending low over his handle bnr with a curiously furtive suggestion in every _movcment. She looked hack at him and slowed her pace. He slowed also. Sho stopped. Ile at once stopped, too, keeping 200 yards behind her. Her next movement was as unexpected ns it was spirited. She suddenly whisked her wheels round and dashed straight at him. Ho was as quick as sho, however, and _ darted ol! in dcspcruto flight. Present- ly she come hack up the road again, her hcnd haughtlly in the air, not dclgning

cspyrlgiit by cuiiicrs svenuy.

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"IT \VAS A S'l`RAlGII’I‘ LEI~"L‘ A

GAINST A SLOGGING I`tUli‘FIAN."

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For 0ne Cent ' ovcrcign L Lime Juice

:~ 'Ht' h t, most healthful, mont , nlrofninl? satisfying or an mlm i quenclaerlt ar au. nnatrtns. 1' me, 15:, 254: and _ice

SIMSDN BROS. 00. Ltd., iialltll, N3.

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» “le and weather permitting. lp:.i.»i;\.\v\»m.7.-._ nl _ .u..i l-ci-x.t»\.iri|»-\i il itll"-

till further noill 1, .

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T` CRAIG’ rildnvtw HU h M i\\'\~i°“_

Manager

" d if- chanottctovin.

IfCallaghaumn~'tc tllcm they Vi*-1'

CHEAPER THAN HAY

Ontario Bran. Maiilwlia Bran Middiing,5 I

Corn Meal

All!

Now that we’ve caught your ¢Y\‘.

CIHCIKGKI CI) i d ' ~ l`t ll The verv lat-

rn, rea this nd, run _I s . _ ~ ‘. .- l. I lt* is for

..iiZ§°“<‘>°i’ ““°°» 1% --ii :::.:‘.';';.‘":.t."‘i:ii";.:.;‘;"..::t . 2 sand Corn h ein frm variety. In ui,

GltIl'€u M b ' are naw H A l t- ' l " can di,-,gi °°" f”"“" "““‘ W- ::f;'.‘:;r‘::;‘:.is;.,';::;.,.ii:,i.:."“ 'jf Coke M Our reputnt on s sewn rgi

Blat¢hf0,d»;aé'df M everyfgnrment. They,-llliunlriri yglr: llozh Wlml éitl. as smart and well dresser as y

_Esate and Retail at ste iped out of a fashion plate., _ 'iiicklc us with an order; well UCUC

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Milli* lillifl)-§. I ilfxzescnsilsghsn.

Queen 5;, Op, Epmlner Office. '9§-‘tn & tw I yr-

,tho Gharllngton ,grounds he aprnpg

But lhcrc are curious und suggestive details nbout the case, Watson.”

“That ho should nppcur only nt that

point?"

“Exactly Our drst effort must be to

and who are tho tenants of Churllng- lon llnll. Then, nguin, how about tho connection between Carruthers und Woodley, since they uppcnr to bc men of such n diilercut type? How came they both to be so keen upon looking up Ralph Smltlrs relations? Ono uiorc point, What sort of n mcnage is it which pays double the market price for n govorncss, but docs not keep n horse, although six _nlllcs frolu the station? Odd, Watson-v0l’y 011111" “You will go down?" "No, my dcar fellow; you will K0

down. 'l`hls may bo some trifling ln- triguc, and I cannot break my other important research for the sake of lt. On Monday you will arrive curly at ifnrnlmin; you will conct-ul yourself in-in~ clmriington heath: you will 0"- scrvo these facts for yourself and act ns your own judgment advises. '.l`hcn. imvimz inquired amto the occupants of the hall, you will como back to me and rcport:""

We, had nsccrmlnsd- from the Indy

uint sho went down upon the Monday by the trnin- which leaves Waterloo nt 0;.'»0, so I started early and caught the 0:13. At Fnrnhanrstatlon I had no dit- flculty ln' lioln¥`dil‘ected to Clmtllngton llcnth. It was impossible to mistake tho scene of the young lntly's adven- ture, for therosd runs bctwccn tho open lu-nth on onc side nnd an old ycw hodgc upon the other, surrounding a park which ls studded with magnificent irons. Thcro wns n mnlu gateway of lichcn studded stone, cnch sldo plllnr surmouutcd by molderlniz hcraldlc cin- blcms, but besides this ccntrnl cur- riugo drive I ohservcd several points whero thcro were gaps in tho licdlru nnd pnlhs lending through thorn. Thu housn was invisible from tho road, but tho surroundings all spoke of gloom and decay.

The hcnth was cove-rod with golden

pntchcs ot flowering gorsc gleaming magnificently in the lluht of the bright spring sunshine. Ilchlnd one of those i clumps l took up my position so ns to :ommond both the gateway of tho bull and n long stretch of thc road upon clthcr sldc. it had been deserted \vl;\-n I left ll. but now I sow n cyclist riding down it from the opposite direction to

to take any ftirtl;wr notice of her silent

lnttcndnnt. He 'had turned also and

still kept his dlstnnco until the curve of the road hid them from my sight.

I rcmnlncd in my hiding plncc, and it

wns well that I did so, for presently the man rcnppcarcd, cycling slowly ibnck. Ilc turned in nt thc hall gates and dismounted from his machine. For some minutes I could soo him standing among thc trees, His hands were rnlsml, and hc socmcd to be settling his neclttlc. Thou hc mounted his cyclo and rndc uwny from me down tho Llrlvo

‘ to\vurd the hull. I ran across thc hcnth

, . ,` and peered through thc trees. Far sway I could catch glimpses of tho old gray building, with its hristling Tudor chimneys, but the drlvc rsn through n dense shrubbcry, and I saw no more of my mon. However, it seemed to me that I had

done o fairly good mornlng's work, and I walked back in high spirits to Farn- ham. Tho local house ngcnt could toll mc nothing about Chnrltngton I-Inll and rcforrcd mo to a well known tlrm in Pull Mull. Tbcro I halted on my way homo and met with courtcsy from tho representative. No, l could not have Chnrllngton Hall for thc summer. l was just too latc. lt had been lot about n month ago. Mr. Williamson was thc nomc of tho tcnont. He was n respectable, elderly gentleman. The polite ngcnt was afraid he could say no morc, us the nilnlrs of his clients rvcrc not matters which hc could discuss.

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thnt in whtcl I had come. Ile was rind. ln n dark suiA.\1Q1H sau' that hc had n black beard. On reaching the end of

from his mwhlno and led It through u

Another large shipment of Invites' black and coloicd chiffon bromlcloth, nll shades at Sl.-t5,tl1o bcstlnvcr offerotl within 50 oontsa ynrd oi the price asked.-Jas

,Paton Fr. Got 3d it

A BIO COMBINATION.

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LoNnoN,Sspt 20.-The Stondsrd'a Liver-

pool corraapoudent reports the formation ota big Anglowlapanese ship-owning and carrying combination, with a capital ot £5,0tll,000, which will take over about forty steamshlps varying from 2,00) to 3,00) such, which Japan acquired lor tran- sport work during the war. ‘and will use them chiefly for centrollxlng the Japanese coasting trade. Some of them will be used lor carrying ahlpmcnta to and from India and China. Port Arthur will bo the far east- ern llewdquartcrs and distributing centre. The Japanese government has granted concessions there lor warehouses and docks. Tho combination furthermore proposes to acquire several large cargo steamera of from 10,000 to Z),0(ll was to carry freight direct between Japan, China, Liverpool. London Ant-werp, and some French port. It is bc- lievcd thnt`Japan‘s export trade will re- ceive enormous development, and that it Wlllbe linked with China‘s‘ while a brisk businesscan ho done with Euro- pean manufacturers. Sir Alfred Jones, senior partner in tho firm of Elder Dernpstorttc Co., R. D. Holt, and several Clrlnnineruhnnts ure mentioned ln cou- noctlon with the plans.

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“Wiiai tra Pilas?”

in itav lst

AND :WHY ARE THEY AL- WAYS RISLI EVED BY THE USE OF

ilr. 6hasa’s ilinimenl.

The itching, burning sensations of

piles or hemorrhoids, the feelings of un- easiness and discomfort, and the loss of blood, are fnrnllinr to many who may not know the mnne or nature of their ailment.

Piles are small tumors, which form nl-

the opening of the rectum, and are dcs» _-rlbed ns itching, bleudiutr or protruding. according to the symptom that is most. prominent. The cause of greatest suffering is the

intcnse itching, which is un almost con- .tant symptom, while thc greatest danger arises from loss of blood. You can scnresly imagine ons in greater- mlscry than thc victim of a severe case of plies.

By reason of its remarkably soothing

clit-ct Dr. Chnse's Ointment brings al- most iustnut relief from thc dreadful Itch- ing. lt heals the ulcers, stops tho loss of aloud, and makes lt thorough cure of this fbstlunte und louthsoma disease. The old idea. of a surgical operation,

with nil the accompanying pain, ex- pense und risk, ns thu only cure for piles, has given nwny before the extraordinary success of Dr Chuse’s Ointment, which has demonstrotell its power in thousands of eases where operations had foiled.

Mr. Maxwell Taylor, Charlottetown,

P. E. I., writes,-“To all sufferers from pllcs in any form I would rc:omn|end Dr. Clu\se's Ointment ns the only cure. Over s your ago \vbile Inllioston Ibecamc nflliet- ed with o dreadful itching. I went. to n doctor who gnve Inc some ointment which mmlc me no hotter. A friend advised thc use of Dr. Chn.se's ()intmcnt nnd by the use of two boxes I was entirely cured. You may publish this stutcniont. ln order that other sull`crex"s may profit hy lny experience."

I)o not make the mlslnkc of dropping

this treatment ns soon as the itching stops. Make tho eurcinstlng by persis- tent uso. Dr. Cl|nso`s Ointment, title u box, nt nil dcnlcrs, or Edxnnnson, Bntcs Sc Co., Toronto. rr-1-_-____.._| n----:

sell a

$9.00 Coat for $7.00. $|_o eo Coat for $7.50. $1r.oo Coat for $8-oo.

RAIN Prtdir coils I. '

Al WHIULESALE P'itlCE$@ `

Visitors to the Exhibition and others in neerhof a

showerproof or Mackintosh rainproof coat .should not fail to ee the exceptional values we are giving.

I These coats were sold to us by a wholesale house' that is

going out of this line of goods»~at a price that enables ns to

Clothier and Furnisher,

Morris Block, Opposite Post Odice.

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the standard

this year

somer-tailoring

remain the same.

gariuents raised higher. VVhat was good last year, is bcttercd

Cloths are richer--.patterns hand- i"=

Reform has ever vouchcd for before

Values are greater, too, because prices -

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p I Fil? -storm

Always Better

Each succeeding season secs '

of Fit-Reform

Encr-than Fit- “`<'

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Suits and Overcoats ........ ...$12. to $30. '

.Trousers.....................$3.50 to $7.50 v

Ei. instant aaa.. *f,jif°I wh” |01 1.1;: walk

a eve uint ,, tr ' '

. Fil-Relorriiy gsztenl. - as hxerir ln; mit:

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The only Fit-ilaiarm Vlnnirobe hm ls al

,ai

04: -3 ‘Liv ‘if “="_:.'f"~“f<F:5i*’

or iii:

J-Cuvanaunaavaawanungunuunuvnamvvn

Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown. ~,

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Eli TEA

is pure tea and we ask you to

p try it and think about using this

° pure ten nlwziys.

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9

Worth s

_ I , _ . ‘ Livery Stables,

I PRINCE STREE11

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

First class single and

double teams.

Fine tumours for wetl-

olngs and private parties,

Phone 52. '

H. J; WORTH.

Proprietor.

6-17 d 4 mo.

So Far, So Good

We don't sell Klondike Gold Mines

nor Standard Oil stock, but so far as we go what we do sell is more desirable in its way. Our clothing la the best that can be hml; they all bear the im- print _of quality '_and the impress of style. We can give you clothing worth fur more than the price we ask and guarantee you satisfaction with every purchase. For fit, style and workmanship, we are equalled by few and excelled by none.

MCDONALD & PERR-Y.

The Nobby Tailors. Great George Street.

CLASSIFIED; ADVERTISEMENTS

One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Slx Consecutive ln- sertlons Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks, and One Flonth as Two and One-half Weeks. Minimum Charge |0 cents With Order:

HELP WAN'l‘l<}ll~rsn.u.1c.

\VAN'l`I']l) -A girl for general lions

work lurtsxnnll family. Apply nt th comer of Fitzroy und CunlberlnndStreets.

tid Bi pd

WANTED-A girl for general house- work. (loud rent-renc<'s. Apply ni this oillce. tl-Illd ti

LADIES \VAI\"I`I<}I)-A ISRIGIIT

ENERGETIC WOMAN-\’Voman's work. Pcrmnnenl. position. Old established business house of solid financial standing. Salary $12 to gllti. weekly with expenses paul ench ondny lrcct from' head- ‘:.‘i;i§°;'::~.Rti'°"”"°.a:i:f""°§~ “.° fr'

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Monon Lllocx,’(¥\lca|ro, lil, y ‘

LOST

LOST.-Supl. 28th., between -Cardigan

Bridge and .‘uunnr-rvllle n buffalo robe.

Finder will oblige by returnini some to Elljnll Fraser, Sunnncrvlllc. ' l ll pd.

LOST- -About Sept lil n gold brooch.

Flndor please leave nt this ofllce. il() dlilpd

TO-LET.-A dwelling house on Ilcr-

mont Street. opposite resilience oi’ lllnior churmnn Esq. Apply to Neil l\lcQuurrie uxnulcrside. 24-lo rl Lf.

'I`O~Ll§T»~A housa on Sydney SL.

opposite lllethodist Cllurt-h crnllninlng H morris. Apply tu M. Trninor ti: Co., or on premises. lil dlf.

l"Olt SA I. l'}. A

1<`0ltSAl.li-l)e>~\lral»Iu coilngu, nlluoli.

new. Modern convuniences. Applymbcre.

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1@_scl~:i.i.aN1~:oUs

ll()Altl) -(lnc pp'nt.luninn ntrcoinrnu-

dntcd with hoard in privnlc family- lnrgu, z~oluiort.ul>le room, modern cun- veulellces.--lntluire at this ulllec.

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LEARN ’I`l~}Ll'iGRAPIiY and _lt_ lt.

Accounting. $50 to $a`>00n nfonth Salary assured our graduntfes under bond. Our slx schools thc largest in America and en~ dorsed by all ltnilronds. Write for cntu-

log. Morse School of 'l`elt~l1rnpl|y, Clnnln- nntl, 0. Ilufihlo, N. Y., At antn, Ga., Ln Crosse, Wls., 'l`cx1\rksn|\, 'I ex. Sun l-`r-\n- lsco, Gal. til d 4uiu.

LOST-One dollar gold stick ‘Him

Finder rswurdcd by lcnving nt thlszol ic.

T0 LET.

T0 LET.-llouse on lllllshiurougli

S( unre containing ten rooms nn ilttcd with all modern conveniences. Possession

lvcn nt. unec. For particulars npply to

¥Vendcll1’hllllps nt L. \V. Co0k'r€’.Z2’ H

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H1-:Le WANTED-nm.. `

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE lu this

county and adiolnlng torrit/orles to rc-

Brcsent alnd arlvrértiigdntri old I o]sLul»ll.i~l\e<| ns ncaa louse o so nlnc |\ st nu ing

Salary! $2l. weekly with cxpeluiuspnld eneh ondny by check direct iron: llcnd

quarters. lixwnscs advanced; pusltio i’l`li.‘ii§'.I§“fhm Eoirililiiia ‘I£i1`s"i'~i"iI'.,‘i.

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the verdict- tl our Patrons

tolls ou the§unlit§of our Tens. Our own grand ll .AVE TEA has all the properties we claim. If you have not already bought any come” and make a small purchase.

We want the verdict of every Tea

drinker in town and country.

Jas. Kelly at Zo.

T0 Ll?l`.-House with modem conven-

icnces on Illllsboro Street at gycscnt occupied by Mr. A. E. Williams. osscs sion given Oct. tsl.. Apply to W. W Wellner. 9 10 fl lf-

T0 LET.-A house on the corner of

King Square and lli|lsl>pmughSt. Awliy to Dr Anderson, I<.<luentl3nmdQJI cc.

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i Local. AND unusual. saiazsiuns

\VAN'l`El.)-ln every town und district ‘ln Prince Edwnnl stand to rc|u'csun~ “Cnua\io's Greatest Ninsarios." S'|n~olnl lint of hardy varieties for Prince Ellwnni Is'nnll. Sturt, now at best soiling sermon. Write for prospectus and send Zim for on li andsoma aluminum microscope-.nngn ities 4-\ tlnles,just. the thing for botanlsta. Stone St Wellington, I`oronto, Uni..

Fab 15 d tf.

'l‘0.LET.--Tito hon o Hlllllioro St- now in possession tntilco. E2 Auld. All rnoderp otisylrnietiecl. Pgrcsslan elven Oct. MM. ly to Jnmrml iilch r,

fro mr.-A wa-shoes; with good |telll\r. Apply to Dr. Illdwnc ard.”

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mmimitl amu . cfim ner §w°<»I\|r¢;; sfaauamontaaai -xw»m 0, - nay. steam-mp --,nrt go-at nil-me mn. s ugwt your "01 I IW- 0 D pmm imma. vmum llpafuwun

laws utmcmu. ao.. mann. vntnlv. Will*-. hwdand wtwlyr

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