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. “7 Borne Down by a Mor fe. The Daily Exaninuc t ae ie coe ip thecil eves) evtiitiined F u {; i ' The Lewiston Jowrnal makes the fol ow- * : ®\ing statement of some of the miseries The Examiner P ubl'shing Go. aan. iain i which * martes may oc ere 2 a small B Sir Ww. ‘ arm with sma resources. ew men From their office, ees Water and t — = sites, Bath will succeed under a formidable debt and Great George Streets, Charlottetown aie THE IMMENSE STOCK OF . 3 ay it off; but most iter é av uM “ ne email . (pe anh after a long Prince Rdward Island. LAALGLIBS a ae CHAPTER 22h cartesian: WAY Walt cinder it souk “aes __RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION— : R: OC} ik nh (Continued.) ts noe _A ae fariner asked : i sd HE Ds ce one of the visitors in a Bangor store about Six months eb eveceee oo se eee G2, 50 Astracan Jackets f ige : This singular habitetion, built out of the] making a loan of $300. It seems that the aie... Ceepgegny 4° ares eal “AND loose stones which lay scattered around, and}man had worked hard al! his days, had ae : exposed for ages to the vicissitudes of the €le-] poncht and paid for a $1,200 ‘Sonex ; j : a é i é give > if Advertising at moderate rates, )) Im th : D ments was as gray weatherbeaten, and wasted, |.) > ee ie Bas ratatali ising i ) ane §, ' as the rock on which it was founded, and, from taken a wife, furnished a house , and now, Contracts may be made for monthly, quar- Bil 8 which it-could not easily be di stinguished, $0 Se Guanes of his neigbors, wanted to terly, half-yeariy, or yearly advertisements, Muffs in § 4] In the different. Stores of the late completely did it resemble in color, and so build a $300 barn. lo do this he proposed on nto 0 ' b ' PH ICES ‘Ow EN CONNOLLY ESQ little did it differ in regularity of shape from, - borrow the cash, giving a mortgage on } Ss ‘ONR Sq>,.|apimmacle or fragment of the cliff. iis farm. Said the druggist, after the — = “/ Driving Collars,} » ESQ, ets ' Minna’s habitual indifference to all that}story was told: ‘* Your farm is clear paver wry f late had passed around | f now ee ip, "2s: 100 ve y ALMANAC TOR JAND Y, 1898, ee 0 Pp d her, was for a mo-[now ! es sir. You love your AR ment suspended by the sight of an abode,|wife/’’ ‘*Yessir.” ‘* Well,’ id” : t y the ‘ sir. ell,” said the a : fur Floves Charlottetown and Souris which, at another and happier period of her}|merchant, *‘ this is what you should do. N's ua: GES, ersian ' ‘ 9 /life, woula have attracted at once her corio-}Go home and earn the $300 first and then Last Quarter 5th day, 7h., 30.1m., a.m., SW. ARE NOW BEING sity and her wonder. Even now she seemed] hyild your barn. Tf you borrow now, you New Moon 13th day, 4h, 26.2m., a. m.,N. E. Tur 2 g ARE? : to fvel interest as she gazed upon this singular] wij) {pink a . h nivht as ¥ vied ti , atkins ieaew bereen. ) Astracan S ( p SO] OFF FO BR ¢ As bf retreat, and recollected it was that of certain Tac a Mek cannes : J ’ ‘ 5 : r : bed that you are lebt Y rill r First Quarter 2let day, 0h., 36.%.,a. m., W. ' vies aan piety. and prohable. insanity, connected, sa| Os oe Ty re tt Com. TN Se Sm 5 een i+ its inhabitants asserted, and Minaa’s faith ond WOT STON, cee Sa OF the same ; Full Moon 28th day, 7h., 6.4m., p. m., 8 3. Nutria & Q (| | + f ¥. admitted, with power over the elements, and sickNess and accice nts may Come, or a pool — + “ s ! G., dll a Ou 0 G3 ATi y B yy 3) 1D Pi ig the capacity of intercourse with the invisible] ©TOP be YOUr, Portion ; there will be a $300 D DAY OF wEEex|~"2 Sun | Moon! High! Day’s Un ne ye ik cS, wor kd. skeleton in your house, and, ten t one you M ~"\visesisets | rises | water| len’h F (\ ll ‘Gur kinswoman,’ 2 she muttered, ‘* has|don’t fret and grow peevish «nl have a row si an a And in quantities to suit all customers Se ihe a ae a os. ae a ) Al's ‘ f , éhosen her dwelling well, with no more off with your wife. Dot into mertges and Gray ant Black) tg eta wae yore Ba un Sti of aiti és — ; “- ‘ earth than a sea-fowl might rest upon, and! business! Don't go into debt! Lis ih | Suaday > 51/4 19! 7 8! noon'8 29 Either Wiholesaie or Retail. ja) around? sightless tempests and raging.| your income, bx nilustrion when ya 2| Meada so «20! 8 18! 0 39| 30 F tufts i waves. Despair and magical power coulu no | do | he mag fituk’ MW ohe” 3 l ues .y ~ 1 9 20} l 20; 31 Ww § Sleigh Robes : Ry order of the Trustee 3. have a fitter reside nce, ‘ ot ay ve nan r et : 7 . ; ; 7 a) ¥Y dnesday WO) 22,10 48) 1 5) Be ot 4 ° } 4 FRHPERICK PETERS, Brenda, on the other hand, shuddered when |“, 4)...” F eK aah ae pater > Thursday 49; 23i1T 53] 2 55] 33 Ladies Ca, q ’ S.Heitor, | She looked on the dwelling to which they were sonitak 1 th rook ke ee nd re : } rriday ‘9, 24 morn| 3 58) 35 j * Charlottetown, Jan. 11, 1838 4w dy wky, advancing, by a difficulx, dangerous, and pre- oO . San ey eee 7' Saturday 48) 25,11 715 15) 37 7 Very Cheap, = Ts a ae te ga, SOO ee, Oe Dn oe er rene spectators, and all was sijent. © Gradually ¥/ Sunday 45} 26) 2 20) 6 35) 39 Fin Sf ali t XW J i terror, approached to the verge of the preci- the head low ered, aud a te wr rulied down ‘ Mevtas 48, 28| 3 33; 7 59) 40 G ll | yy 42 «° os as Ter han eeu as slie was, and con-| the cheek. : Sen ote tae” ak aia 10 ‘uesday 47! 30' 4 43) 8 46) ‘41 ii: ve x Sh e tident, as she had reason to be, in the steadi- cupation, and wanted that barn. At last 11 Wedueaday 471 31 5 5i| 9 37| 43 P fj ness and sagacity of the sure- footed pony, she} be said: ‘*Thank you, sir. To tell the 12 Thursday 16, 33) 6 51/10 23) 45 owest Prices, / Eesha could scarce suppress ani inclination to giddi-}truth, my wife was crying when | leit 13 Friday 46) 34) 7 43/11 5) 47 bro pb" Sbid by Public Naction, on THURSDAY | BE especially ‘at one point, when, being home, because I was going to mortgage the 14, Saturday | 45! 35) 8 2itl 44) 49 the third day of) November, A. D, 1487, «t| foremost of the party, and turning a sharp} place. I'll take your advice and go home as 15 Sunday 45| 36.9 4imorn| 51 nse cenguenniiiigreanicen'ccunty I'welve o'clock, noon, at the Court House, in angie cf the rock, her feet, as they projected . . ad olan’ ; ~ ” 4 sl alien oa a. Ciyariottetown, in Queen’s County, under a t ; I came down, and she'll be glad to see me. ene a 32s oe ST ANLE 5 BROTHE 5 Power of Sale, contained in’ an Indenture of froni the side of the ere hung for an iustant}++ There.” said the Bangor man, ‘that {7 Tuesday | 43/ 37/10 3) 0 57| 56 me fal ; RS, jorteaue, dated the third day of July, A. D., oer over the ledge of the precipice, so that} piri ow © ee eon & 00 a. wide aa elas n i 18\Wednesday | 42) 38/10 38) 1 33/9 59 \ 877, and Made between ‘Thomas Henry | there was nothing, save empty space betwixt} ~~~ : ee 19 Thursday | 42) 40/10 52) °: 12) oh : BROWN’s BLOCK. eres deantite pee ane Henry Skeffington | the sole of her shoe, and the white foam of the have seen lots of misery on account of this 20| Friday t1| 42/11 151 2 8) 4|Ch’town, Nov, 20, 1887.+edd & wky “RAUL that mece of land, in Charlottetown, in| Yexed ocean, which dashed, ‘howled and|™°rtgege business. He who gives one, rT Saturday ! 10 44,11 40) : 44) i—= ae ee —— « —-- + - Queen’s County, in Prince Edward Island, foamed, five hundred feet below. W hat oiten gives peace, comfort and conteat- 32\Sunday 39] 45laft sf 445) 8 a 7 pee eine part ot Fown Lot, number ay -two (42),injwould have driven a maiden of another ment with it. 23 Monday 38) 46).0 38) 5 54) 2 ; -ttown, commencing on the Sales aes ‘of couutry into delirium, gave her but a momen- 1") . eg gn et 24) Tuesday 37} 48) L 14) 7 4 18 BEST yV Aa Lu By E ‘ Pozcen Street, at the southeast angle of the pro-| ry uneasiness, which was instantly lost in Phe Scott Actin Westmorland. 23! Wednesday 26, 49 15618 3) 16 ft party of — - - aa wannes! by a line at|the hope that the impression Ww hich the scene oe 26 Thursday 35| 50) 2 47) 8 53} 18 Seeatetr teat treustl Tt mucin the Avie tite e ee aa ee (St. John Tele raph.) 27| Friday $4) 52) 3.47) 9 40) 20 between ‘Town Lot number forty-one and sid} zat be favorable to her cure. rit nei 2s|Saturday | 33] 54! 4 51/10 23] 22 Foun Lot forty-two in said hundred, thence She could not help looking back to see how Voting is shortly to be had on the 29 Sunday 39 83| 6 2|11 4 24 Freel. ane oe ee ene scBUh Biers 7s veuty- ¥8 Mirne should _pass the point of peril, which petition to abrogate the Seott Act in West 30 Monday 3H 57) 7 Will 44) 2 King Street, thence along King. Ser et at she herself had just rounded; and could hear morland, The act was first voted upon in 31 Tuesday 7 29/4 58, 8 29jaft 23,9 29 wenty-two feet, or until, it mets the west the strong voice of the Udaller, though to hin the country in September, 1879, when 1,082 undary of the property of the Bank of Priuce|suci rough paths were familiar as the smooth] votes were cast in its favor and 299 against.

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' 2 > > Oo 0 pepe ¥ ere fort fouc feet, or to the northward Fake oe otal be die. a With an eager? August, 1884, whenthe vote stood: for 4 ~~ a Sun k preperty, th alto Look e 1er : . . 7 = 9 ing bald northward Rountlary Sostomeltg tar thee a “Ko arm, <r idle, aud, Stretched o repeal, 1,701 ; against, 1,774. In fact, the To LOAN on First Mortgage securities of Free- distance of sixty-four feet, or vatil it strikes the | ¢) a ts VET) act had a narrow escape trom defeat, and hold Farms. westward edge of Queen Street, thence following Se | SPLeespees, in the attitude of its opponents have be - sinee-ws tir it] : Low rates of interest. Queen Street northwardly forthe distance of |the ©wild swan, when, balancing it-| |” PPO Ree ae a Payable by instalments if required. ewenteele ht ers eee or less, to the place of|self, and spreading its broad pinions, igi fone = smperery for anoth r trial of WARBURTON & SMALLWOOD, For further ) ; prepares to launch from the cliff on the bosom strength on the question. The act has : ae urth particulars apply to Edward J. . » : ] ; 2 q ‘h'town, Dec. 29, 1887.—li wky 3i Hodgson, Solicitor, Charlottetown. of the winds. Branda felt, at that instam,]| °°? openly violated, as all liquor laws, 4 Ch'town, Dec. 29, 1987.—li wky 3i ATR. Dated this 3lat Angust yee ¥ ‘ a pang of unutterable terror, which left a whether of license or prohibition are, but a : did vcieivill iene i | . \ 7 HODGSON, strongs impression on her nerves, even when | strong effort has been made at times to -HWun- is Sept. 1, 1887—eod tl sale Assignee of Mortgage. relieved, as it instantly was, by her sister|enforee it, with the result of decreasing ees reo werne herself and sitting upright on|the traffic for the time. ee ‘ ihe tare es Sacer ROP ONS, MN ae Lee te AY beet “Cer algal aS ETE aL a ce cea nai cies ni mn "Sm _ a | next, A. D., 1888. then to take place at the hour |steady animal oer 6 Cote we ke aM oy spirited ohe, and probably a pretty close and place above mentioned. steudy animal which supported her rounded} one, The opposition tothe actin West KUWARD J. HODGSON, |the projecting angle, aud turned its patient] y,oreland is very strong, and a . h ; Laver. 2, 1887. and tirm step from the verge of the precipice. i P 1 th te ; “ yu une : . en —_—-—— Ba ee ; i ; Lan 10se Who beheve in the act wi act lias is a —_ They now attained a more level and open ; Co WwintTER ARRAAG LMENT A. | Th ‘ie above sele is hereby further postponed {space of ground being the flat top of an make a plucky fight to Retain om force. sh ; Oy Y ae ee the ist day ot F ebruary, A. | isthmus of projecting rock, narrowing against Sailsbury, Moncton, Westmorland and Ch’town, Nov. 30, 1887. ee aught tase place at the hour and place towards a point, where it was terminated by} Sackville parishes have at both — past THE PALACE STE AMERS ’ EDWARD J. HODGSON. the chasm which separated the small peak, or elections given strong majorities for the ‘ ‘Jan, 4 1388, stack, occupied by Norna’s habitation, from] act and against repeal. Dorchester and ; OF THE ° Li si the main vidge of cliff and precipice. This} Shediac on the other hand, at the election 1" Huy y ou r ee UE Pp plies at C. C GA wT BRE ieee jt abe seemed tv have been the] of 1884 gave strong majorities for repeal - : 1 i O: ‘de work of some convulsion of nature, was deep : ae fHTERMAT IGNAL 5.58. CO. A. UG sv ION BE on and irregular, narrower towards the ; — 4 oc? ie om, 3 i NUE Ee bottoin, which could not be distinctly seen,| British Columbia Indians Jockeys. —AND— and widest at top, having the appearance as et ‘ Leave St. John for Busi aay at a0) a. in la if that part of the cliif occupied by the build.| |The Victoria (B. ©.) Standard says: As 4 wears, lly wre Ww ommission | ferchatn ing had been half rent away from the isthmus jockeys riders, the Flatheads and their rela- 34, boii : 7] | 9\ which io terminated—an idea favored by the] #0n8 bave perhaps no equal onearth. Raised itt from varie 6 Boston, 36,50, 2ud . 5 ° _SOU Be... LL. angle at which it seemed torecede from the | 4% they are from childhvod almost on a pony’s ; re °e VOU will vet ever tame | Oct. 2 land, and lean towards the sea with the| back, so to speak, it is no wonder they be For tickets ari ot be rmation apply to wier ¥ + ate] ; vy 24h * t oy rs yi s _ nue sea With L1€ 5 8] aK, vt 19 wonde; tuey ye - . 3 ——— building which crowned it bom or est Ss. G. A.SHAR?, F. W. HALES, 7 aiding WHICH CrowNed tf. Seer. een Pit ity. 2. ‘1. steam Nav. Co. F h G d } Cc} e his angle of projecting was so considerable When preparing fora race, the young buck- or to your neures: ‘Ticket Agent. res , 00 eari¢ 1cap. that it required recollection to dispel the idea skin themseives of their clothing Z so as to Nov. 12, 1247-001 wy eoviir <emmpasiivaait Get that the *ock, so much removed from the} Present as little resistance to the air as ” rpendicuiar, was about ipitate i ssibl A Flathead jock ba oe i tad oe ¥ FE have on hand a very Lerge Stock of Choise Groceries, all of which will be Sold at Be pe : afm ig ae ee beer precipitate itself ar i 5 eS ee mounted for the v Lowest Cash Prices, to suit the times. seaward, with its vld tower; and a timorous| business, is dressed in nothing more than a L. AR’ THU R & ( “e — ee BPRARTIES Ww ishing ty purchase would con- | persons would have been afraid to put foot breech clout, and perhaps a thin cotton shirt K AISIN S=Overs; 000 pounds, ee See lless a and Table Raisins. suit their best interests by expe tine ore lest an addition of the weight so in- which floats in the breeze but offers no ag srvcinr an ¥ ha Sleig considerable z 2 hums: } impediment he rider or horse. Leanin; COMMISSION MERCHANTS, | connanrs over s000 youn choice, clean fruit ny soak of New and Seooud land Sleight poor catatropie which, soumed at every |foreard on thei hardy litle cayusesthep : ew “A c ve sold chee 8 ics — } BSC : nici seemed at every os a thelr mardy ithe cayuses rey : CANDIED PEEL—Citron, Lemon Si Orange. Re pairing oF Carriages “a nud Sleig chs | instant impending. dash down the rage-course like the wind, RECKIVERS OF FLAVORINGS —Leraon, Vanilla, Almond, Cloves, Cinnamon, &c., &e. | promptly attended to and. satisfaction’ guar Without troubling himself about such|jemping ai ches and dodging trees with a “ev i. i. ° j > : fantasic 3 the Udalier rode towards the} prec ision and & kill tiuly m ious. Jj he War SY RUPS—Lemon, Raspberry and Lime Juice. | anteed. , ! ' i the |i wy mi i Mackerel, Butte "y Uhee 7 EGGS CANNED GOODS C + ; J Coffee, Peaches, Pineapple, Cc _ tobi: Peal Ox- N. B. —Carriages wanting repairing, paint- | tower, Sand there dismounting along with his| ¥ hite man’s racecourse is a iiat level stretch , 4 > . kM T va Ss iin : C he eel anit D AB £8. oo . on — SRR RS Tews Wen | ing or trimming, stored free for ‘the winter. daughters, gave the ponies in charge to ove of ground, rolied smoothe, over which the Poultry, Potatoes, KF I ait & Tongae,“sardines, Corner ef andDried Beef, Salmon, Lobsters, k&e., Ke. . ‘Factory and Show Rooms Upper Prince } their domestics, with directions to dis-|42imal simply runs, while the rider has noth . BISCUIT-—-Oswego, Sugar and Ginger Wafers, Coffee, Grange, Shrewsbery, Ovtmeal, | Street, opposite Baptist C eae encumber them of their burdens, and turn] ing much ty do excep hold his seat. On the Ve retables :and a Large Assortment of Plain and Faucy Biscuits. J. J. SEAMAN, them ont for rest and frefreshment upon the other hand, an Indian will rase over any kind of 5 vale CONFECTIONERY .-A very fine assortment,of Mixtures Chocolates, Carame 8, Creams | Dec. 18, 1887 ead & wy tl fel b nearest heath. This done, they approached ground, amony timer or swimming streams, Si Ss cia Fancy aide a con i eacicillie-erepanelinngn the gate, which seemed formerly to have been com binin with the simple spe d of his animal x : a sak rey ‘ connected. with the land by a rade draw-| individual skill and jadgmenst in sarmounting 142, 144 Commercial Street, a HPO RT ANT r RO TICE. | . gin | we } $ y bridge, some of the apparatus of which was| 4 scvre of obstacles, and always coning unde j » 3 y » ib « si © ; : : ; © - BOSTON. MASS Orang ges, Lemons, Appl S, Fi vs, Dates, Pickle S, B, powder stiil visibie, But the rest had been long|the wire ahead. A while man seidon wins ‘ N. SS. been demolished and was replaced by x¢ from Indi wid t ndel ’ : oe j : ts! ant $s replaced y{}@ rac from an indian, aia ther no wondel ; May 18,1057. Be ee Almonds, I ilberis, v lnuts, &e., AC. {INCE the petition to annul the Scott Act|a scationary footbridge, formed of for it ale se pe : Ve LS has been defeated, J take this means of i in- barrel-stay es co\ ered with turf, very harrow aeee H amMeEs A. MORRISON. JEORGE SGR CHEAP FOR CASH AT ~ ming the trade and the public generally, and ledgeless, and supported by a sort of Large Wine Cr: . 2 that I have beeu appointed agent for the Is-Jarch, coustructed out, f the jaw-bones of the sats hike rop é MORRISON y WOUSGRAVE a ato} , Dy 8 4 land for James Roue, of Halifax, manufacturer} whale. Along this ‘brigg of dread” the le ea , ' V4 ’ & of all kinds of temperate drinks, and that 1 U dali er stepped with his usual portly majesiy thi " W ie a‘ hn of _— italy has been ¢£ B R oO K E R S ; hav ; in needs large assortment of the above }ul stride, which threatened its demolition and t “h <i — a oes eee os a ny : rs > @ < ill suppl t factory ees, his own at the same time: his daughters trod QO have proauced a talk a the price 0 ils : o & c goods which I will supply a y pri : ime ; his daughters trode]; sh ce cuits without ite 7 . Queen and Kiing Squares SLOFeS. The goods manufactured by Mr. Roue are }more liglitly and more safely after him, and - 7 aa" Loe = nea rs th ~ porelies. 4 AND— 87 1& wky admitted to be far superior to any other matiu-|the whole party stood before the low and m the country distrits, sna”. 9 fa 3 Dec. 13, 1887.—eat & why factured in the Provinces. rugged portal of Norna’s habitation. man . the grapes h 1d been left upon the 5 iSSi M | Goods supplied i diately o ‘ecel f ‘* If she should be abroad after all,’ ..| vines because it would not pay to collect a lina . 2 “ i supplied immediately on receipt © she should be abroad after all,” said] ,, athe ' ~ q Commission Merchants, bao. Siagnns; as he plied the bleck onken door with| -o0m: Wise 4 Oving ae SES pee i 1 os - a. ; / 3 ia ied repeated blows ;-—‘‘ but if so, we will at least hick loads ; oie - ae oa “i a = . Tov YAS ‘ T lie by a day for her return, and make Nick a hei, Aeon gedaan Pges yen. ite 7 HALIFAX Hg : W Ay a t Al ING APPAR ie Al iis OYSTERS A SPECIALTY, [ig 'y aay for er return, ‘and. make Nick | may now be had in'any quantity ‘tthe ‘at wo : ' sold by fend brandy.” a . of $180 a barrel. Where wine can be had at . Consignments of Island produce will receive Sold by the barrel, quart.or half shell at the ; so low a price as this, it is not at all strange + : ! e ¢ : . " prompt attention. ee oe OLD LONDON HOUSE. (To he continued.) ae should be a large consumption of it. 4 : : : aa 2 . ith the exception of France, Italy i he , ‘PENG : ry , j : ; ore 7 4 REFERENCES : 1 homas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier 7 2 4 SOHN 30% .. wee | largest wine producing country in the world 3 Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax; George, A oes 4 ANS & Son Proprietor. ApvICK To OTHERS.— Mrs. W inslow’s and, taking the nun her of inhal wees are - Macleod, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia | ° : Water Street. 17th Dec., 1887, 2 aw 2w soothing ects call ways be used when aaa ee kel ' f ; eC ats er a Charlottetown. : , i, 2 # children are cutting teeth. It relieves the! 4), ‘de om ee 6 ee 2 oe & RE now prepared to enter on contracts for putting up in Dwellings, ete., on the es Jlittle sufferer at once; it produc es natural F ke eae span od +e ples gag —a and most approv ed plans, the HOT WATE APPARATUS for Heating. - uiet sleep by eonng the child fror ¥ ait oo i ethane. agra vine in Fran 4 I ; n pain; in 1885. was estimated to be about thirty

seven gallons per capita. Probably that of Italy would be,more than forth gallons’ per

| capita, while i in the United States the con-

Parties anxious to inspect the Heating Process, as built by A. Hermans & Soa, can do so

best . ' by calling any day at the private residence of the firm, on Bayfield Street. | gamption in the same year is given at about

known reime: ly for diarrhea, wheth « a, er ar ising | ' ‘ from teething or other: causes. Twenty- five | ere nic apis cel 5 for — Be cents a bottle. er" aa and ask for Mrs.’ Keep it before the people, that the cheapest Vi pel Soothing Syrup, and take no other p10 .6 ty buy Overcoats and Suits is at J.B in marl] eod . W7 & why acdonuld's. dec 28 dy wy

orse power, Fleary’s Grain Crackers, Di::kie- son’s Kan-mill. Also, some cheap Hand-trucks, mills, granneries and warehouses. Dp). MACKENZIE, Kent Street,

71 Kast Cugar ano 9 & 14 Mincine Lane, suitable for

etc., manufactured on the premises as required.

HLRUANS & SON.

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