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;. v noon Monnlua lsunnsns HUGE L. G; BARNES*

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'S.L. Cronin Manager Of Al. G. Barnes Circus.

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patiently awa.it , is herb. _ .Will

the island fora one any ensase~ the ment, today h been eagerly looked ch

Brings rgest Show Ever To Visit Province.

That colossal event that both promptly at 2 o‘clock. Tonight the

young and old e have been im- doors will open at "1 and the show

start at_eight. Reserved and

, since some t weeks ago when it general admission tickets will be on was first anno d that the Great sale All G. Barnes us would come to oclock at Hughes Drug Co., wherei

all day today commencing at 9

sa.me prices will prevail as those

arged on the show grounds.

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Newlands and Queen Streets.

Each seasox the enlarged Al. G. rnes Circu: makes two complete

Many wonder at the clock-like

In 1930_eve mms was prepared precision and speed at which a

fm- the fn-st it of this great clr- circus moves. How quickly the eu; but an u voidable wreck that ,_-,ost the uve of four circus men transferred from the railroad cars prevented th engagement at that to

time. S L. ronin, general man- ager Stated 1' r years ago that the circus grounds; how quickly th next time should brinl l-he Barnes cu-cu D the Maritimes he seemingly like magic, meals are would not ag, ij dis&DP0lUl f-he P€°~

of Prince Eiward Island. In the

past four year; the Al. G. Bames Circus has b greatly enlarged, through the aiarrption of the Sells- Floto and o shows. and the bringing of auxcus of this magni-, tude across thi, Straits is no small undertaking. M. Cronin will bring

entire cirqs, every lock, stock

and barrel V .he saying goes and everyone tho attends today will be assured of ,ning it exactly as pre- sented in 'al other parts of the

wagons and dens of animals are

the ground; how quickly these

many wagons are hauled to the

many tents are soon ermted and

prepared and ready for the hund reds of circus men, women and children. The answer to this is of course organization with competent bosses in each department.

Manager Cronin has gathered

about himimen of wide experience, each with many years behind them with th Al. G. Barnes Circus, There

master, who is responsible for the _ unloading and loading of the rall- ‘ way cars; Jake Posey, boss hustler. who keeps his horses looking so fat and sleek, assisted by Bill Bush. with his tractors and _Walter McClain and his elephants moves all the

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FLAT LENSES

imperfect.

-TILLYE

G`ran¢{/'af/1rr’_f flat lenses Fa//zrr’s toric lenses wsre

l were optically accurate curved and _r;.r.‘e .1 wider

only in the cenfrc-.Vision urea oi' arriirun- vision » through the edges wus the best available at tlmi

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is for instance Jud Bullock, train-l I 1890 1910

TORIC LENSES

time.

-~ _ need the best len

1954 TILLYER LENSES

Turlay you can get Tillye! Lenses which are accurate in ilie very edge. The greatest achievement of opluliulmic lens science.

transcontinenal trips across the American eoitinent, New York, Chicago, Detrrit, Los Angeles, San- Francisco and the larger places be- low the line ire visited each year.

Canada has tiecn made than has

years. Every province of Canada

h the excejtlon of only one, will

have been visted when the AI. G. Barnes Circus touches Prince Ed- ward Island aid gives two perform- ances today in Connollys Field.

No parade ir given, none has been

attempted bythe Al. G. Barnes Circus for the past eleven years.

paraphemalia. from the railrmd to

the circus grounds. Then Bill _ Curtis, rounding out his forty-fifth ,

many other things. Not tho least ' 2

Tipton who feeds the circus family three times every day in a differ- ent town. Mr. Tipton ships every _ day in the' town in which he is in ' for hundreds of pounds of meat,

consecutive year with the big show, YOUR Glj,,’>R"\N-IEE

is responsible for the erection of all gar/r/ion/n. of

This year a nore extensive tour of the many tents that it takes L0 Ruolsrluuov

been attem td in the ast several igbusliy till; ig-liieii ‘dllrztilii ‘fTl LLYER/ 1_1-;Nsrts

p p inventor having built many labor """&“"'w/'/{"/"'/"m"/'["'"/

1; saving devices, enormous spools to @`*

roll the canvas on. seats that fold Q//[107]] M07;

up into wagons, stake drivers and !

important by any means is George l.\'co_\'slor;lzAno.\' ory.~...-....~.~/y...f.»A-_ll `

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TllERE IS A REAL DIFFERENCE between Tillyer Lenses and ordinary lense-s.‘ TILLYER LENSES give your eyes a /lot/cm/1/e comfort, for they, unlike ordi- nary lenses, are accurate to the very edge, whether you look up or down, in or out. The diagram illustrates the impro\'e:r.entmade available by Tillycr Lenses. In rhc simplest icrms, Tillyer Lenses are more accurate than orcliniiry lv.-nscs.

The combination of expert attention from arepu»

tnblc cyc-sight mlm, and the use of Tillyer Lenses for your glasses, assures the utmost in visual comfort and accuracy. Thar is why Tillyer Lenses are prescribed by so many oi`C:ui:id;i's leading eyesight men.

Fannie the fan dancing pachyderm greets old and new friends as the Great Al. G. Barnes Circus prepares for two per- formances on Connolly’s Field-Newlands and Queen Streets.

IL __ _ _- ' ~'~,_- -

Canadian Fruit Crops

The only provinrce in Canada in-

dicating iavorabl-e fruit crop pros- pects is British Columbia, say's thc Dominion Fruit Branch report. The season there is unusually early and growing cond tions have been con- ductive to rapid development. Pro- duction of tender fruits, however. is not expected to exceed that of

la:t;'year. except aprloois, and poss- ibil grapas. An emcoptlonally heavy yield of apricot; is untlc'-pated. Pro- duction of all fruits in Ontario will

ditlon of small fruits was furtlier W

aggravated by drought A light crop of apples is indicated in New Bruns- wick, but in Nova Scot rl., nltliough winter injury is in evidence in all districts. another good crop of , apples is cxpcci/ed. not so large. oi |

ill Represent

France in Canada

1"./il~`f'lH. Ju!i_v 25-1 CP) -Ofillcial

'~"°‘"°59~ "5 me ‘Word -Vmd of 1"” cir:1‘cs strain they believe it is virt- year_ Quebec reports comparatively ,m_u_\, ,.,,m,in Rm-mnnd B,-\,<_m,~,-._ 49-

ight treo mortality. but oonsidemble V

our-old coilns-silo: nt thi French

spur and bud injury. most pronoun- `};;my_,,,_;qy in B,-“S;,,15 would be

ccd on Fameusa Earlier varieties n

nmed next French Minister U0

are loast. affected and ndlcnte good l(;nmm__»,_

yields.

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“Our fight today is for independ-

An earlier report said M. Brllimre ad been named to the Canadian ost.. but this was subsequcntkv de-

Because of the magnitude of the

the larger cities this time honored fe ture was found to b eimpractical

you people _from all over the Island that are in town today for the cir- cus will be entertained with - ies of free exhibitions commgnciiiig by at ten o‘clocr that will take place in fI‘0rlt of the sideshow. Doors to the huge double menagerie will

open at 1 DJ11 giving one full hour

dreds of strange animals from all Darts of the world. The afternoon "5 performance will _commnncg a C

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sho\v and the traffic problem in h

3 . Residents of Charlottetown, and 0

undreds of loaves of bread. truck, loads of fresh vegetables. _gallons of fresh milk and innumerable dozens

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f eggs. This of very necessity must Li 4 /;___¢¢____ be bought locally to sive space in *<3 V; /A

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transportation. _ _ _

The performance itself is directed

Robert Thornton, who. ,if we

may be allowed to stray for a mo- ment, ls a veteran of the Boer War. Mr. Thornton asequcstriar; 'direct- or sees that there is no hitch in the

for me lnspee 'nn of me many nun Swift mlwlflz Pvrformancez Char-

les "Spud" Redrfk directs the cir-

ood one. _

band, and a er all what would ircus be witl ut a band and a

» All the vario departments are

always under e close personal _.___ -,__._. ~v..=.,. .__-_--._

~ supervision of r. Cronin which __i_1_§q.-P - ,__T""

jim 1/.vuwu Tluwilz Ll7\s: <_ /liz i.-.y/.'/:uc q./.Mn/...lf A/on /A41 ».r an. A-fm.

TIL]-YER CIRTIIVICATE

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altogether go make the whole, -if -1 "\»_§§_=’»;.;;f'-.- :t we unit- “ . ;

The Al. G. arnés Circus has »`{"'___--fI..:§_ ',';;=___'_.\.`_%_:;"

been proclaime by press and pub- __-§§,.'_'j_;;__§§.5

B1 f* . `~., C6

llc this year the best ever wit `§_ f§.f_f":jf§- -. nessed as to uotc the Moncton "=.__ 4,... Times where we circus played last QS.. ' Tuesday. the 'Times says' “the PM -";"f'l==l"."'-""=l"’

Tillycr Lcnscs are especially computed and require

for more accurate tools, more exacting inspection! and ure more carefully finished and polished.

T/'//yer Lewes are lznzde in Carzada. They cost

no more I/11:11 at/Jer /ug/J q1ml1'l}/'lenses and they mst no more iz/ 'Cf/11'm/zz fhmziin I/Je United States.

Every Tillycr Lcns is positively guaranteed. A per-I

sonalized, written guarantee assures you that you are getting genuine Tillyer Lenses. You' can have Tillycr Lenses in either single vision or bifocal (double vision) form-in fact, any prescription can be filled. with these Tillyer Lenses, which are ground bythe most accurate methods known to ophthalmic science.

An eyesight examination is the mos: important factor in providing you,wiih couifortnble and accurate vision. By ;1llm_eiins go to .1 man whose training experience and skill qualifies him to give you the bus: professional advice. Only those whose professional skill and knowledge is of recognized high standards prescribe and fir Tillyer Lenses.

be reduced, particularly peaches f . D which Wm he a tom mmm in some iréccfimrloréin t;i`;eer;c<;pd<;n1le_ir;ig§;1l1C;: med If he is a pointed M Brugunn

ROUND TRIP '

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ill siinceed Arscno Henry, present

u min ister to Canada.

M,Bruguro_ n fair~hrtired sports-

man. entered the Frennh Diplo- matic Service in 1911 and has hr-ld posts in Peininiz. Copenlmaen- IS- nbul and Briissels. He is vcry popu-

ls is his tt ti

BARGAIN EARES i5.;_::.B.:r is -ae W

$15.00 to TORONTO

Mh\i\rd’n the (rent \\’hlh~ Linlment

como: 'mUnsnAv, AUGUST ami, 1934

$9.00 to QUEBEC ,$10.00 to MONTREAL $12.25 to OTTAWA

. 'gilshrasep wihcre train service docs not permit of connection | ma n I ne trains nn the dates tickets will be valid in day

como: FRIDAY, AUGUST ani, 1934 1

S. S. "ENTERPRISE"

.\lNN|i|nn u lun( mul illrrrt Plmnenger nnrl -`re|gI|t Servlrn luetwerli Prince E|l\\'|\rd nlunal :md (`u||n llrnian.

.mnrn \lnuin|r\n~ '.2 n.m, Tm-nxlny. .mvnm fi¢~or|u°|n\\~n 0 ||.m_ \\`rlln|-|ul:\_v.

.\r.-iv.~» Puri lluwlu-nhury about 2 |\.m.

\\ |‘|lN‘n¢lil_\'.

°°Mh°§ i” °°““N¢iHl points the day previous.)

Above fares apply from all stations on Prince Edward Island.

nE'rUnN Emir: AUGUST vu., 1934

SPECIAL EVENTS

.\rrI\|-n .~`_v|l|u~y hy mntnr \\'e|lnfulny

afternoon, or hy (mln \\'rrlnr»rlny evrnlng.

nr pnssvluzorn may remain on board nn- .-mp .um .-“Jay um num: .lfilgmlnl Nl on ilu- .-\ll1\|\i|r Scnhonnl, through l... .~‘n-n||~ nr <'nn»-n, L.-......x 1'..-me-.

< ..| n f \' ron.. .mul

Centennial Cclebraumm I'¢-fer'n `nn _ env r . i\ r '

_- l!¢~Union Canadian Corps un- .-..¢|.~.- .-|r.~¢.|. of me r.\m.»n» ii.-.... _ Aus. 4_5-5,

Children of five and under Tickets good in hy ¢0Mh¢,

twelve years f , HA FAKE. 0 We LF only.

_ ‘ For further lnfommthm emu-||||, my 11.-k¢¢ Aung

CANADIAN NATICNAL RAILWAYS

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_ CITY BUS SERVICE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

lmAu.o-nm;

TOWN souius Ei.:vmu\

LEAVES 'l'n\n:i.|-:Avi-:s

TIME

"NUI ............ 'I.l5 A. M.Chl.rlo¢¢e¢nwn . 4.10 P. M.

S32?" .. .. 8.10 A. M.M¢. Stewart 5.00 P. M. I

.Peters .. 8.55 A. MMorell .. . 5.25 P. M.

Mmu 015A M's¢ re¢¢`{’§"" ' U '5 ltlrihstewan... . . . . ....,.9.40 A,M.Sour|s . . . . Yes Charlottetown .. 10.30 A. M.Arrives Elmira

_ Bus will stop on signal at an int on route

7'. :ss :=:=:= 33.?-

. y po .

Ileadquartern in Charlottetown, Old Spain Tea Rooms.

I‘.\H§|'I.\'|iEII. R.-\TEl\

Slngln Rin.

Montague or Genrgetovvn

to I‘nr¢ Hawkesbury or \|nl|r|\vn . IOM) $1.00

Mnnfixglie nr Georgetown

||\ Syrlnny .. . $8.00 N.00

with nihrr nnrfs nf prnpnrionnfv rnfou, Tnmnfer nl .\lulgrn\'e to B. S. "Kl.\'RllRN" can ho minln for Well Pape Ilrz-ion Pnrfn.

Single Rin.

llnningiin nr Gmrzafnwn fn

Pnrl Ilnlul _ .. -$4.50 “.00

Blnningiie or Georgetown in

.\|nrn..-.- _ 5.00 uso

.\Inn||uu|- nr fh-ur|'a\fov\'n In

in-...nl rzumg _ . 0.00 0-76

Mnnlnzun or timnrgeinwn in

(`hrl|rnn\|1 _ . . . .._ L00 13.00

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_\ n ur nr (iv-nrlrinwn lo "ii:-'ra' ||.\w|..--lmry . MM Ili-00 .\lmm\¢|u- nn u.~nrx»‘ll\\\'|\ Nl

§y.l|\e_r .. _ _ 9,00 lIi.00

Siulernnnus $1.00 nml np. .\l¢nla Mk* srl-:4'|\l. lim xn 'rml' lx_\1'I-is .I||n|' l.`|l|l ln !'l\*|ll. lfrlll,

.llnnilxzlm or (ii-ni-|u~o\\~n in Hyelney.

,\'_ H., mul return, ninlfrnnln ulul mrnll I...-imlfil, em-nn whu.. in syilnry l\l*\00 I-‘nr nhilemnm relervntlon, frrlklll rniu nml other information l|JD|! *U |~0n|,r: Ji- T|u\\||-_~'o.\‘, I.|.\ll'r|=:n. .\|.l'1.\"l'.'4.

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M74 [AN/\llli\Nl Nl\`l'lllNl\l.

lIIW FAIIESL

Investigate this year's Canadian National iravel bargains before completing your vacation plans. New 16-day and 45-day fares to National Parks . . . 45-day fares io Pacific Coast . . . week-end and Sunday fares . . . are exam- ples of what has been arranged to enable you to find new vaca- tion joys this year.

Ask your nearest Canadian Ns- xional Agent lor folders and hotel information. He will gladly help you plan ii wr):-k~end or an emgnded holidig.

GASPE - AUGUST 25th

greatest entertainment of its kind , " ever presented in this city." Thesn .

el said ol. Bon .i_,c s..i;.>d

CART!-ER NASA

Col. -'Wilrfid Bovey

tising Copy.”

making the trip Iurli is miss il .is W;-]¢__,lJ YDU TA Kg;

ihc Lord viouid lo k nliui li |l‘ whereupon the Indians, not \\'i..z ~_ ‘

the Deity about the nmtloiz C.\1'_: -

Site oi' Ilnrhelaiga

“‘\'(|' lluclln lu~for.~ \nvl'l|~ ilix||\,"

gelit who contined io billynco V Um” Cl"*1‘ d (fi _‘

[(15131 10 those of Smm and PMN. mel, ulwrp hc uns eldui .\ ii; _g B,-_ and Wrote tm. HHN!! ad\.U.,_gs_ :uid 11 lun.hcru_ 'Inch nn. n in

director of McGill Univorsitvs Dc-

Canada’s First Publicity Mun." Z Cartiefs voyages were not mere

discovery, he said. but produced a lot of clover publicity. The first- book of his voyage of 1534 was

simple and accurate, but since, neither the author nor publisher made any money and the printerl

reports, never being iadw-misled. I

The second book was designed for more general consurrmtion. nndf while it was not writen by Cnr ici'

redo referrin to as The Land

irnvcllcd further and reached Prince Edward Island he let him

nlcnioraiive stone ni.t.i.iul: nw .~,-ny

of Caimdirln lml1fi1ciz1_._~ p1<>\i.1- .l for visiting iourlsis. 'lilo ciizfi wa.,

MONTREAL, July 2s-_As s cus-f “I doubt \v1wu\vr our \§'~‘~\ill=‘1'__.. .l..~ ..|.| ._.\;..-. \.._| .:'....'.

oovuerv cartier “'55 3 snmm lwcss miopiwlis h.I.“T` 1mP,m\Ni nm`i‘1i,f"'r:;,` ~l.l_\ ;|\\.1\' if uni". -nur il\ixi_\. for no H i " ‘ ii' li'-‘L ' ` ` V ' X lull ‘- \\'i-1 \..n' |~.- i \h~ -\\~»

lil i

_ . “Cartier i‘cr\rl\.‘.l llo<'l:l‘._:';_l, _; -- \ - ‘ ~ > '

‘he King °f F’““°° ar* fi °°“‘l“"‘°‘ . . . . - ~ -» . - -.1--1.1..-_.--.».1.\_..nw... I ._.. »=-;.

n-.luiiln-.1 -n ,. -_,li n.|._- you 1. /

3 ' ‘ . . ing copy that has been produced Smile d1~°P\1l¢‘_flS lf’ lib? 511" 0* H Q-“ ;.-ina. y.»im;;.~r hy lin- |;.n-- -nn _..».i\.~ about Canada. col. Wilfrid Bovey, MER- ‘mi °`““`° “‘F§‘f “` _-T” "“_“_'|i., pt... '..-.-|-- .s_...,.~ ..- |. f.. .».--

panmcm of Ex”-a_mum1 Rclauons ill McGill Unl\'0i‘5li_\' ri`i:nE‘.lls l :‘\_ll\`ll"-‘"“"i"‘~ (hill ‘]'Y'l“["': “"‘ 1|' L' wld the Advertising Club or MOn_ “0t'd1sp0_¢(.d to nl-g\'wr1m,~__ rn, 1-n\|\lx||_-1* nn-Y vin . if - wmv; i_:|n.»|v. treal at their weekly luncheon I‘_"d“m5 bum 3 l}““""““ '"1 ;_"` l"“‘i'- l"'l\"‘~»l'fl-' ’lH’¢l""l' 1" lil" meeting in the Mount Royal Hotel. \ “i~“i‘_""S T0 §‘~“l4`l ‘ill ff" _‘l"_ ‘f","_ r..n...y -ln. .-4..-ni I-~ i__ ln ii -.|----_ ;. His topic was "Jacques Carbicrli monies' p-rnmbly uw. .livin r_M\:.i|.`..' lvlvlrnlh-li- nl I- ill-ini n:-\\ ti-'l:'~.

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a pageant io picicnt hun irom _ _ ""`

I i ‘ '_ .'.‘.. "Q" .' _

idevils brought at Communique :s:,u\‘d

lin Hoclielagra by their gozl for re- THAT TRIP TO

V lease at Quebec, s:1_\`zli'; limi ihv - Z' ‘ 'weather would bg vcl‘_\' bmi und, 4 _ _ i that cartier would ov ill-.im-;.s~<l le- l i. J/_, »/_._~;\ f-_ ,, ’

Journey there. Comer' i'vn1i.‘<l il\.\1.l /f. ' ‘ ""' -' '

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1-_"lm c‘i_~.11.-1 '|Li_.\=.: \\_.|._. -lull. was in the chair and intro-

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` » "" lrenson. asked if they had com-ii1i\~d ` g 0 0 n t |1 9 Ia y I 5 I1 |i|1 6 |', S A T

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e e C350 in hfmd- mid thin' lb-"-‘ ind *P ' ' In-ll jun-A from inlwrmr pmnfs In ."\¢*i|

Credits Discov 1. 1, r<‘plie_d that his pi'1c.\t.'» il.l_¢vl ily. urn'-n§.1_\'fi:r`1-.fralniSdinljnlin. Eqnidlly “Flnest said the wennwr “iouid bs mm' i H lIr1u:.\'uir/.' mul l'r1'ui'v lfrlrrrrrd lslrmllo

olfl fri--:-Y-. and ronslnnt cnteriolriv lui-nl. .`.|il ihcre soon.

n.-.;..|..- milf...-. \l.»...Iny. W.-.lm-'-.l.._v. and ~.-..-.'.- -,. - in |- \| (.\ Ti, from

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$12

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lr. m *Jim julm. I`nr.~ |~|.-luilu mInl|n\|m~

».»;.--li »|.-x.r.......-l..-.ilu lmih ws;-1. Sail

I <...-_.».|..- a...~f,.¢ ..|...\-. .im-it i.-el. .. ~ . i

parnlyzc-fl, :md lic was brou~i\i. ui li _

- -_ e \':-'.:.‘ .. ll<‘.\l

ihc icquut limi lil

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the sirk. Curiici' time lui. ~h\ ._. .lui

was in c made very cicur. 3

"Ill Cn.l'l.ic|"s siorins of ill". i!~"iili

- . _ i` __ th. I lf' ul~.s_ i>'.l‘ \\'ll ch-

mther like a g0vemmcn. ieport,, inshwrlcstpspd detox Q; “Sod .M nm

...n 1.-1... ... u--...|..»- ...- W.-.|...-...y-.

J... inf.-r....|i.-... rn-N-\~|.||nn. and il.-I.. ... ..,...i- ... 1if\.¢| Um". |in~.l'»- Pnini \\l...r_ _~`..|n| _|..|.n. nr .my Canadian .\'.¢ii--ml ll--. rouymn qirliei |\l5ee.

_ _ _g _V VV - E-_-_-;-_:_-_:r;~;=

was paid in any case, it had little, “lvl f‘~”l>`»><`1' H1 l-`-‘ Sl it-'-‘-‘ ii- Ii ___ _= __u_~n“ ___ _

irnrk Oi the Q\1:‘i>v<‘ m1l1.li\; :lr.‘..~_:

deposits had been inksn s.~i'l-1:1;-ly, But historians disro\`i‘l'<‘\l i`..i_1;'.l fnbricnilons in sonic of i'.'x'::\~ Indian mics :md were lim.. lcd

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circulation llke most government* up the Ottawa river he \\'..:. on ill-‘I _--_` ` T-_Il-L---___

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P_E‘I_.s "nt uncut.. g Iiiuhlily phi; s(iin\‘iii»` ;\lJvuL_ iivr:~- I4

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