verage Daily CircuIa,tiori of atieasti gooo is Guaranteed for io.o*5

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NALDORF ASTORIA TEN MILLION DOLLARS ~ ISLAND FREl(j,|~_|'[ J _ AS SECURITY ’ ANNUITIES FOR. TEACHERS RATES DISCUSSED

For the Appearance of Prominent Canadians , f I' . .I ' . ` in the House of Commons- Mr Martin Says

_ immense Gift by Andrew Carnegie .to Provide for Retired Professors

in, Court at New York They had been _ ' _ _ . ,_ I _ ' that they are Extortionate and wants- the

Money invested in Five Per cent. First Mortgage Bonds of the

Acting Boisterously and were Arrested I _ _ l _ I Case Referred to the Rauway Com_

United States Steel Corporation The Terms of the Great

there -The Security Accepted. _ Ph_|_mt__oph_st_ missiom

Nnw Yomc, April 27-(Spceiitl_)-'l‘iie

Waldorf Astoriit was today oil'ei-eil niiil

accepted as security for the liitil of tlircc

- `ient Canadians \Vin. (‘ lli lv'

pwm" ' 'I' lg u’l One ul the riicii sent it note to Mitiingcr

I These \voi’[¥1iiQi\iiics tl_iey giive. They were iii'rr-iileil on the train in tliedrpot for singing boisterous songs and acting

in ri. ilisorilci-ly iniinncr.

M'l'°» of OI't'“w"' 'ms' M°D°""l‘l- “III” _ Ilillinril of the \\"iildorf who ciinic to the IIUIIRIN’ °f M°“l'l"~`“I ““‘l Bmlll' M‘""l""- police station and oll`crc<l the hotel ns “I” nllmounlre °f M°"l‘“`“l‘ ' security for his friends' appcnriiiice.

IHI WISIEIIN lillMlNllL ill THE li. I. P.

Splendid Ocean Approaches and Nlagnilicent Harbor Will

» be the Site ofa Big City

in Days Not Far Distant.

s

\'rr‘.romA, April 26-It is learned on thc iintliority of one who is close th the iloveriiinent that an itrrnngeincnt has iilrciidy been inode which pi'itct.li-.iilly set- tles the question of the I-‘iiclllc tcriniiiitls of the Grand 'l‘r\1iik Piiciflc,

It hits been letl for some time thitt the

t riiiiiiunwould be frtrtlicr 'south than Port Shep 'on und it is sairltojhiive been ilciinit- i~l_v selected u.tTuok Iiileton Kaieri lsliiiid, iiliout twarityllve miles south of the points usually regarded ns thc objective of the i-itilwity. The gent-lciniin nientioiicd states that the Grand ’lruiilr otliciiila hiivi: purchased from the (loverninciit for $1 pcrncre ten thousand iicres on Kaicn Island :its nl site for it future city on thc iiortli coast. This was plitecil under reserve about it year itgo.

lt is an lsliiiiil only nt. high tide, lieiiigsepniiifcil froiii the iiiitin lurid at that period, lnit. \vlieii the tide is out it is it pi-iiiii.~;nl:i. The liiirlioi' is sniil to lic the Iic.~.l :ind thi- ii|ippi'oitr-lies from the ocrun rtnil protcctioii of the linrlior its good its rain be ilesired. L

Undi~i~tlie terins of the Iiritish Colum- biit Act. iii present one iiunrtcr of the pro- ccerls uftowii silo lnndsi plnccil on thc iniirkct no to the l’i'o\'iiicizil Go\'i-riiiiiciit, so tliiit the provlnize will hi-iicllt to that extent by thi- building of it city there, in nililitioii totlie snni itlrcitrly received as piircliitsc price. Ifnotiiseil for it town site bctiiii- one year froni Dcc`enilicr lst. llie liinil oricc iiiiire i‘i-verts to Llic pro- vinei-. :iiiil the cinizpitiiy forfeit the iiioncy iilreiiily pitiil ov;-i~.

Born

At South Shore on April 20th, to M. P. nnil Mrs. Murphy, it daughter. t§1ong:i°ittu- liitloiis. ` »

.-\l Nine Mile Creek on April 21st, to

l’i-ter :ind Mrs. Currie, it son.

W MARRIED.

At the llresliyterlitii Cliureli. \Vinnipc;:.

April 25th, IUO5, by Ri-v. C. W. Gordon, (Ritlph Connor), Miss Bliinclic Collin, ilnughtcr of Kimble Collin, Mount Stewart, to C. C. Richards, forincrly ol this cit .

Y

Sore Throlt and Coughs A simple, affective and 1-lfe remedy for all throat irritation; i'ii found in

Cronolono Antlaeptlo Tablets

'alhey ceglnbine the vaipe elfnfresgleirie

ro L co ~

° '°° "" Psoif. an miipifiuia “ wo

‘MEN PRAISE oUR

HAWES $3 HATS"_

They can’t do otherwise, stylish

comfortable, finely finished, best quality. They`re all right ! Weeks 8: Co-. Sole Agents. 22d tf.

-

Sl TER SHIIE

The second lot of 22 dozen

pairs has arrived at Goff

Bros., balance following. On

every pair is a ticket explain-

ing what kind of leather is in

them so you know just what

youare buying. Only one

price stamped on sole, $3-50,

5 4-°°, $5-°°~

Goff Bros.

Solo- Agents.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Qui-:i-:N Ili>'i‘ii1r.-I"i‘iiril: Anderson, New

Glasgow Mills' ;_'I`|ioin|i:-i C. Siiviige nnd wife. Montreiil ; W. hloiliitt., Miiyflcld ; I". ll. Poiilcr, (lily ; .Ins l\IcI)oii;_»nll, Bitri- gor; J. \V. .liiiics,.Ciiy; \V. (l. Webb, lliiliiitx : A. ll. l\li'l.:iiie, New Glasgow ; \\'ill`i‘iil llili-liiiiiioii, O`l.enr'y.

\'ii"roiii/i-.l. .I. 'l’iiyloi', l\Ioiiti~i-nl; G.

L. l\Iui'i‘ny, llnlifnx; Doiigriiis llutliei't'oril, `lIii|ii'nx;ll. E. lleisler, llnlifnx; \Valt.er E. Sciiminon; C. R. Rogers, Siiiiimcrslde; VV. (I. Ficlilirilr, St. Kitts; J. H. Smith, Toronto, Robert li. Mitrtin, do H. M. Pitulloe Qiiclice; A. L. L`rnser, Souris; 'F. S.l\’lt-lloiiiild, ilu; lieslic A. \\'rigIit; St. John; Il. li). C. Sturdcc, Montreal; Geo C, Abell, 'l`oroiito; Jiinics McDonald, S|,iiiiiiici'sidc; 1". l'I. Prince. Ottawa.

Rrzvi-:Ri-7.-.l. N. Zweclrer, Bi~irl;ge\\'iiter.

.\'. S.; R. Steiiii, Wlicittley River; Chas. l).~ilton, Tigiiisli; W. Conroy, city; Stanley' Ross, Stitiiley; (leo. 1". Found, Founil's Mills; S. Ili-own, York; John Mctiulgun, lieiisiiigtoii; C. ll. Iliclrcy, S‘slde; l’. J. Bei-i'i|,'itn, Iluncdin; .`l. P. Cunningham Albcrton; ll. I). Huntley, Vernon River

,lli'irli.;c; (7. J. Cooke, New I’oi't.lr; A.

llriice. S`siili-; .lohii lloriic, \Viiisloc; C. F.

I fl iekcly, Iiidiiiiiltiri-1', G. ’I`itnguay, Quebec.

WAINWRIGHT DEAD.

O'r'i'.\\v.\ _ April2.`i-Willimii \Vninwriglit

receivcil it ieiiblo today nnouncing the dent-li of liissrin, Ili‘.'l"r'i:ilci~ii‘lr \\'iiinwi'i;zlit iii Iiiiiidun, Eiigliiiiil. l)`r'. Wiiiiiwripglit wits ri trriidiiiile of Mi:(iill iinil of the Royal College oi Siir|geoiis,L0ndon. lla died froni itppciidicitis. ‘ _i____----

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

it Co. Charlottetown Agents."

22dw tf.

Hoot anno of headache,

ne:-vonmes and looomiilo no dna diiioetlyoi-indirectly

afford

W.

positively nmavo qoJ

all lt: ottoadlll

if

Optician.

.»r.»_~~ , ri 1 i ef .fs \ , -i, .» ii. sq .,.

nt once to organize it corporation to re- ceived the donation.

Dr. Pritchett, Presldentlof the Mttssacli-

usetts Institute of Technology iiiid Mr Vanderllpf have been selected by, Mr. Carnegie to obtain data on the subject to be presented nt thc first rneetinir of trus- tees which will tiike place on November 15

next.

Mr. Carnepics letter' to the trustees ex-

plitining his ideit is dittcd April 18th itnd

"I have reaclicd the-conclusion thitt the

least rmvitrdcd of iiiiy of the professions is tliitt»of the tciiclicr in our higher educa- tioriitl institutions.

is its follows: _ I.

Nl-W Yillili. Alfll 57--lSl.\Ci1\ll-A uiit._ tiring pensions for the fecliiiii-iii si.-lioolg

of ten riiillioii dollars by Andrew Cnrne- ' - . - . _ in our oountiy, Criiiadii iniil Neufouiid-

fm tollfolvlllf |Ul"\;lll_;i" f0l` COIIURO PPO- land under such conditions ns' you iriiiy essorn w io are no it c to continue in iic- , adopt from time L0 t;,,,e_

ti\'e service was introduced today by ..' - ..E _e 4 I ‘. _ V _ Fmnk A_ v____dm_l_p vice Pl_eH__]eD__, of _.,1_ _\ xpei _ eiili.ua.ioii i~.liot\s tli.tt tho eh N __ _(___ B ' k f\_ Y k M revenue will he ample for the purpose.

0 eionit iy an o.ew or. ` 'nj .., . _ __ Professors in thcl'1iitcd States in Caiirt- °.'\ 1 .rhe.hmd apphes to tm duct dmhls

’ " ‘ ’ i. 1’ f institutioiis iiiiini-d without re,~,::ii'il to

. , . “ 9,-.tl ,

~;‘;;::f;:..'::.ii;i:::‘:3J;:;;:i;2:‘.:3;“.’:.::i are WHY Hi []H,lN[;[[} I A lM[Ni[|]

United States Steel Corporation tive - '. ` W LN? lo lcw.gmze~Hmt Smtcuml. mlouml

__ _ __ _ __ goveiiimeiits winch have ci-itublislied or .

pe_“_'“"l' 1"” ’"°’ll'5“l-fe bond” for W" V'-"5/,fir ~’ ./ / maintain anil support universities, col~ iiiillion dollars have been traiiaferrod to 1 _» 5' /Q//ke _*(5, ‘ |e.,,-es or schools muy p,,efe,,. ,Jme (huh. Bolwd °[T"“§l““”"'“‘l°‘I'”l’“ will he take" 1*” I relations iihiiil reiniiiii exclusively with

ANDREW CARNIGI I-

“New York City generously and very

wisely provides for Tcrteliers in her public schools, and also for her policemen.

“Very few indeed of our colleges are

nlile to do so. The consequences iire gi'iev» ous. Able men hesitate to adopt teaching

its it career rind many old professors

0'1"1`-*‘\'»\» Alllll 37- 'l~`ll1l‘l1lnl-l-’l`lii- pro- I~liind ilcclitred that thc lntercoloniiil iinii

posril to refer tlic report of the .\|.gr~iciil- Isliinil roads iinposed exlortioiintiiiiiiil nl- lllml C"""'"lll““ 0" fl‘L‘ll~'l\lf rilicstii the iiiinit pioliibitor_y rules. Ho nskcil that l\l\'l“`l\.V (-`0llll1\l-*olull \\'é\Sili>t'\l.\.\'i-il today. the lllriritiiiic l‘ro\'ii\i'es be iriiiisiilcrcil Ontairio iiiciiilicrs .~.liii\\cil Lliiit ilic tritilc :ilini;_» with tlint ol' l lntnrio in thc report.

of that 1’i'oviiicc wits si~i'iunsly liiiiiilicnp- hir. .\liii'iin iniirle it strong spei-ch on bc- peil by the excessive frciirlit rates.

Mr. .llnrtin of Qiiccifs, l’i'ini'e l‘Irlvviir<l iii'crs.'iiid was loudly iipplutiilerl.

lntlf ol' pioririciiil furnicrs and niiiriirfuct-

HIS

the State. _

“I saniiot therefore prcsuine to incliiili-

tlicui. 'Ihcrc is lnotlicr class which states

do not uid, their constitutionsln sonic

_llliliiill

isiiiiiiii wiis

Rev. Leo Williams, Formerly of this City Gives the Rea- I son why he Joined the

Methodist Church. .

A Position on the Faculty of an Oregon University- A Brother of Alex. Gillis ofthis City.

crises even forbidding it, namely sectiiriaii institutions.

“Many of these cstablislieil .ldng ago

were truly sectnrirtii, but toiliiy are free to all ruen of itll creeds or of none.

whose plitces should be occupied by younger iiien cannot be retired.

"I have tlicrefore trarisfcrrcd to you and

your successors as trustees, ten million

dollars llvc per cent first inortgitge bonds,

of thc United Staten Steel Corporatlon,| _the revenue front which is to provide re-|

itliercof)ofllcers, faculty or students to be- erly rector of St.

O

“Such are not to be considered sectarian ,

now. Only such its are under control of ii

sect or require- trustees (Or it iriu_ioi‘ity

i_\.`i<: ~.~ Yiiiiir 'i`nini'xi-1)

'i`lii- Rev. I.copold'l`. \\'illi;iiii.~, foiiii-

_'l`lii-tliiiirilinii is plcnscil to note by ii. ri-ci~ni issue of thc Siili-ni ’l`inics, pulilislii

|.»,,u1~,, |.;,,i_.4,_,,,,,,,| eil in Sailciii, tlrcgoii iliut llr. .-\. li. tlillia,

Clniiili C`li..rlottcto\'\'ii, l’|ince l€il\\'ni‘il """U“’ "ll lI‘“`I`Il"I‘l- Simllllllllyll “WI lsliinil hits licif nie iiriieiiiber of the I\letlio' I"`Ulll"" “I -'\l\'-“l‘l‘l*fl` llllll-‘i Of I-l\lS Ully'

Ag, ,im 31.-i|,0d;_,t, (;,,,,. liiis bi-i-n iippiiliilvil' on the faculty of

\\'ill:ti.iicIti~ Ui\i\'ei'sity, Sailein tlrepon.

long to any apeciilcil sect, or which ini- pose any theological test arc to be exclud- eil froui the lienedts of thc fund.

dist Cliurcli. fcrciicd in .\'e\v York Inst week Mr. \\'ill-

Nllllllilil ESEIIPE . I-HUM llllilWNlN[l

Of a Young Lid in the Har- borYesierday Aiternoon

- Drifted from Shore on an ice Cake.

A iinrroiv escape from drowning and nn

incident wliicli caused considerable excite- iiicnl. occuri'cd att the shore at Victoria Park yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock.

Heath Illchcoil, the eight year old son of

John lllclicod, city, with another lad had been playing nt the shore iieiir the range lights at Brighton. Young McLeod was paddling along thc siiorc oun ice cake and when it few yrtrds front land the stick he was using to move tholce cake broke and he was unable to rcitcli tho shore again.

A strong tide was running out and

the litil was riipidly carried out to een while his coinpniiioii who wits spout the .-iiiiiic age was powerless to aid lilm. Further and furtlicr from the shore tho boy drifted and there was no aid at hand.

Iii desperation his coriirade ran towards

the city for itssiistiiiicc and soon the alririii uns given to Rev. S. J. \Voodroofe, W. S.lLouuon, llriicst A. Foster, A. S. Walker, the representative of J. 8: J. Taylor, Toronto and others who hurried to the assistance.

Caretaker McQuillitn who was at the,

shore llrigliton to telephone to the city, and otliors tried to attract. the attention of ii bout near Coiinolly's wliarf. I Finally aid was secured and two crafts,

one a row boat coiiilinz down West River mid another it sail boat from the city hurried to the rescue.

Meanwhile the spectators had helpless-,

ly watched the boy who had become a uiero speck on thu writer. about it mile from shore, and every iiioincnt expected lilm to sink from view. After about an hour he was taken on board the iiitlllioat and landed nb Connolly's wharf, frighten- eil, cold, and trninbling, as the result of- liis experience.

WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonoaro, April 28.-(Special.)-Easterly

and northerly winds, fair, about the some temperature. _

'ms rizirrnnxrunir.

Yesterday the weather became much

milder than during the previous days.

a-i

earnings for the wcekenillng the 2lai;w

GRAND Tiiuiiii riiiiiincs.

I IIINNEI fllillitl

the Hall Last Night-The Delegates Tell of their

The iiiass meeting in Sourls last night

to hear the report of the Ottawa Delegates completely tllled the liiill and standing room was at it prcniiuin.

C. H. S. Stcrns, President ofthe Souris

Board of Trade presiilcrl.

Father liurke, J. E. li. McCreiidy and

Capt. Read addressed the meeting detail- ing their trip to Ottiiivit mid the general feeling there as well as tlironghout East- ern Canitda in favor of the Tunnel.

The following resolution iiioved by John

McLean, seconded by 'I`lios. Kickhiim itnd supported by Rev. Fiitlicr McDonald and J. G. Sterns, was unrinliiiously cnrriedi-

Resolved that the tiinnks of the citizens

of Souris and of the eastern portion of King's County be tciidercd to Rev. Father Burke, Joseph Read, J. ll. I). Mcflrendy and Ncil l\lcQuarric, K. C., for their able prei~ieiil.iitinn before thc Federal aut-lioi'itics at Ottiiwit of our clairris for more siitisfiictory winter comiiiuiiicittiuri with the niaiulitnil and for their success- ful cnilenvor to enlist llie support of the Boiirda of Trade nf the other Provincaa in I

MHP 1"0l'l~ Eflwlml llllsifffnfltl fi0'our dciiiitnd for the construction of it

Tunnel under the Nortliumberland Strait ns the only complete fulfilment of the terms of union.

It wiis ackiiovvlc<li.rei.l by Father' Burke,

Capt. Reiid and Mr. Mi-.Cready.

i 0'r'i‘Aw.\,April25.-SirWllfrid Laurier has promised to meet on May 5th. a dcputiitioii of repreaantir tives of this Veterans Associa- ' tion "B6-70. of Montri-ny and Ottawa and confor with them as to the feasibility ot giving them ix Doiiiinlon land grant.

_..__¢i_

ldiiy. -

street Free Bripthit church, who ln secre

tlsts and Free Baptists has been practical

el y ~

t olrcultl. -Sl. John Telegraph.

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SllillllS INIIIIHSIS 'PHUMINENI llllil

At ' -Sr. JOHN, April 27.-(Speeiiil.i-A. O. fi

a Hnsggmgs, for 15 yung mnnnger of the his “lo\\"' cliurcli ~4_viiip:itiiies. 'l`lic fi `

Lukeof me \V00dH Mining Commmyin _cliiirijli in (Jliiii'lolti‘ii>\\'ii iii' wliicli lie A

i list priiniinciit "low"

i l

PREMIER MEETS VETERANS. ~

Miss B. E. Wi-:s'r, mllllner with Mat-

thew 8L Melicitn, went to Sourls yeater-` Celebrated Ameflcan LEW” Mower-

Rnv. A, J. Prosser. pastor of Water-lov

t iry of the New Bi~uiii~iwlck Free Baptist conference, aaidlast night that he Land Rev. A. E. Mclntyrc. who is in a annie capacity with the N. ll. 'and P. E. I. Bap- ’ tl|t.s.had about arranged for placing of some twenty students ln the missionary field in the niarltimc provinces at an ear-

Ily date probably about June the first i

‘when there will be a number of griiiluates .3 available for the purpose. This is taken to

Moivrr-rw . April B5-The Grand 'rnmk~ iiiiiiciie tiiiii, the onion or the nap-

Q . I

wiiitfai. M compared wah seitrvfi for on ' iy ..¢<..».....ii.i..-.i ...i its i.i...i....i.. win is... SEEDSMEN. same period int year, an Increase of $56,

A I C3-_ B-"iii '

olntl over the Baptists and Free linp

_ 'l`liei'e uri- i:i;.fliti'eii pi‘ofcssoi's in the fit-

ai.-r-rd--wzrs-ftplruiiiieil iissiisliiiil. riiiiiistcr of Clllll' "WI UV- Milli* lb lll`Uf<*-‘~`SUl` 0|' lllilltlll' Unlvcry Illetlioilist l-I|iisi»opiil Cliiii'i:li,'i`tii IUOIDLZY. Plii‘eriol0l!,V. (lC0l0i§.V. l»i'll`Yl‘l-I‘ll‘ ave, l‘_!§ltli St., ul' \\liii-li the Rev. Cliiirlcs 0l»C.l` llllll lo also Klptlialiiiolutflei 10 Sllltflll

' I.. (lopiloll i:~. p.i_tloi~, (,‘.ilviii-y is one of tim llospiliil to which lic tins been .ailded"iis

liii~;,;¢5t1\1@tl1.,iliti i_~li\_|;-._-lil-,~, in this city, oiicol'tlii: stiiill l)r. Gillis lsiilso tfoloncl and is the clinrrli whose revival si_\i‘\'lcc.~i flllfl 5ll|'l!"Ul\ ilmieriil of thc Ori-gon

_ iziins was for-iii:ill_v i'cci-l\'i-iliiitotlic cliuicli

curly this yciii' :ilti‘iict.cil siicli \\'iilespr'cad Nittlonnl Giiiirils iiiiil in ri liirgie picture of iittcntioii lice-;iii.~>c ot' thc reiiini'I<nh|e the tiiinrils whiifli it hns been the privi- siir-ccss which nttciiileil theni. Mr. lc|.;'i- oi The (Juiirdiiin to sec hi- np tears

. \Villiiti1is 'tis leil lo ninkc l'>l‘Uillill8I\lly.

\\

it cliiingi: of iiili because of

\\'ns rcctiii' was the iii

he M r'tii eI’r ' -, . ' _ ~- . . . . I' u I u ovmlcq (nod quddeuly to uliurcli in l’r nrc lui iviii-il lslitnrl. 'llie

Illglll Whllil Slltlllif “`l"llll1.‘»C ll l‘3I~t°l‘“L his eoiiiiiiuiiily in \\'liii'li l\Ii‘. \\'illinnis cnrricd

1 ' desk iii his hoiiic. Ion his work wits hi-coiiiliig “lii|.'li" church

0‘tawa Trlp' . ii.-. \\'iiii.i..... iit-.-i.i- I

iii its-i ti-nilciicies :ind

eil to lciivc Cliiii'lottetn\\'ii. llc clinic to, New York iiitciidiiig to continue in the ..sci'vii'i- ol' the Iipisi-opiil (fiiiirrli. While Si-_ .1iiiix, April 27.-(Speciall.-John

CHICAGO MAHKETR' llierc he licciiiiie nttritr-ti-d to l\I\‘tliodi.\'iii.|Mnl,S_ n,_:,_,| ,,,,_ ‘wh ulmose i"S\,m,l_V

- W' ,liccnuse lic felt it oll`ei‘cd more opportuiii-I ‘_ _ _ , _ _, _ __ ._ e ,_ .nl | mi`,`iOn_u_ work l\ilIi'il iiiilny \\liili-\\oi'I\i|i;r ou thi- .\lli-ii

QmcM,,0' Apnl 2, _ (Special) __ tits for i.\.iiii.,rlic.i itiii _ ._ . y -__ _ _ T ___ __ _ __ _ __ ___

umuehe El,i_1(,,,,m|chu,.e|, i .iiiir uiiisi.iii ly ning _.tim-. \.iti it

‘\lll'll Corn 402 May Corn Mit _ _ '- _ - _ _ _ | _ V V “ Wheat 33 if vvheae 88 | .\Ir. Wiilninis will tiilrc up his ilnties in sling.: ol' ilciils. Ile leit\'cn ti wife niiil .~.ix

" Pork 511% " $1l.l)2=} ,U‘ll\'i‘l'.l' Ulllllcll °I’Ul`ll.l'- yoiiin; oliildrcii who are no\\ pciiiiili-ss.

Mr. Hastings wits very \\cll known,

throughout the Provinces.

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2 ilviiily

To quickly secure a permanent ricri green grassy carpet, sow our Evergreen Mixture

It is the purest, cleanest and Eeaviesi l'.nv\'ii Grass Seed offered. No weed seed. A beantiin lawn can be had in six or eig t weeks by sowing this mixture. Quantity required per sure (4,840 square yards) So lbs.; or for it plot zoxzo feet. i lb. Per lb. 25c ; postpaid goc; io lbs. $120. postpaid $2.70.

' Our Lawn Grass Seed is Aiucrican grown. The different grasses composing the

Mixture are imported separately and blended ln the proportions and after the _formula of a

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Onl nearly all lawns there are unsightly hare spots under the shade of trees, which

have baffled all efforts to get into grass. but with this mixture there need bo uo further difficulty. It is a combination of line. dwarf-growing, evergreen varieties. -liardy, and will stand a long season of dry weather. The ground for a new lawn should be a rich mellow soil, perfectly free from weeds. Sow the Seed as early in the Spring as possible. roll the ground perfectly level ; the grass _should be cut often, and never allowed to attain a length of over three inches. _

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