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th'l`;-C1?£y‘1;§B§Dt<;;1(i;.1llt;.of Souris was in`ti]I;.c§.y lg$i;:_§r;yoi Bt. John visited

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E Held Ufflcsi in New Prowse BIock---Cl\arlotie!own-

Th, \g¢_¢g1_ newg, ny,-gt, U1, a11_ ti John T. Msllish, City, has returned `

A man is wanted. who understands Alfred Maichon who has spent nsv l00k'Ulb’ after horses. Bee classified ful weeks in the city, leaves thi

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' ' ' column. morning for Winnipeir. where he in? 2 St‘nd‘rd ww l& M M‘d° io f

--~ lends lwwnns ncrmanentl Patterns ~ - Melltlre ’

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from the mainland.

New Wonderland's program for to-

l0e and I5c Tuesday, Mly 4th, |909 SIS. up _

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Frank L. Stanton and- his talented

company are ar New Womlerlaiid all this week.

Miss Irene Ross, has returned to

Kinross from this City and Misa Powers to Souris.

Mrs. Carroll of Charlottetown, ig

visiting her dau_hher Mrs. Leo F, Gillegple, in Parrsboro, N. S. ~

P. M. Bros, of Vernon River, wan

in the city yesterday.

Miss Jessie Beers, Brooklyn, left

yesterday for Boston.

A. N. and Mrs. McKay, City, 191|; yesterday on a visit to su. John.

R. JL M. Cullen of the Royal Bn-nk left yesterday for Summersidn to rg-

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night is given in the reader on pgga The outward cargo by elm N0 foun of this issue. Umbeflnnd. I-,his ‘Earning will includ

.___. one car con ons milk one car

G. M. Milt/tart of Bummerside was t“t°°9» 006 Cnr pork had one cg in the City yesterday and registeredisundrles' _

_nt the Queen Hotel. l Th t MT- ‘ ____ e s camel* nto is now cruiain Thankfully received' at the Pruvin- °"°“°d Bl- PRUVS Island underorg lcia-l Infirmary, from Dr. J. I-1'. Ayers, defi tv report the condition of th liiarcel of magazines, papers- etc. 1°” by Wireless to the liners and to

-_ give them assistance if necessary,

‘ A. R. and Mrs. Musgrave, Appin -m Road, were passengers on the Bona- E' CITHDK-Nfl of Marshfield left yw-

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because g o ct*

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Why look older than you are 7

of the wron c rs

William Gordon. Brudensll. began liirlibeistlld eglbgagegbllriiyrichwdson' vista for Sydney, C. B. yesterday_ terday morning for Edmonpom. “_ --L I -" ' "' , _ ,

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hiw plowing lest wr/ek and intend

,D h _ a ___ ,berl¢a, accompanied by his littl n . - _ -

ww s is wheat thin new new A_ Lucas o,Sackvms'VN, Bw Am,,,,c,,,, Cm,,,,,,Ha,,, moves todaybhowi. He intend.. residing The rightly shaped corset will preserve the youth-

If there is a lau h due travelling secretlfy of the lnterna- to his new residence °“ the Esphm' lint y in tclallhdpxuce with his brothers

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ful lines of your figure-will mould it to the lines of

beauty and attractiveness.

Do not allow your figure to grow old-before you do,

. . K any .ne it t' ' d f 1 ames an ~ ward

i yy, k .. . tonal s. s. sono., di u it “ 2 °"n°rv occupied by the 1 t ~ _ ;n,:;:,,_..° ;;tlfhEuTh!p troubles _ of ‘throughout this Provlh-le, has relfhfvn? Consul Vail. B e A L* ` Wonderland tonighga ou it at New ed from a visit to the West Indies °`* lroni P'N;'f§:rliPl0wl‘}a1' hills Wrchssed t

ni ‘ and South Am i . Any person who desires t ll e “Y is S.l>1UD<lid ' '

_ eron second hand gems me cle sho :lei n ,mn 0, n,,,,,,y Mm, ,amd B, wht I. when so small a matter as the right sort of a corset will

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lDli‘ at The Guardian Nsws\oDeDaBrlf.` Eihousand dollars' which has irsplen- 3 Prevent lt' . \ '

_ ,memt at 0,,ce_ `d location overlooking Pownal Bay. li:

____ Mr. Ings is to be congratulated on 1:

The right corset can make a poor '

Q _ ‘Ae the City Police Court, yearn- his ““° P“’°“““°- ,_ `

HW. the prohibition ea ' t _ "1 5 '

ew t Sam] _,um Higgins Wag ,°:;,§§i_i1;1§_ The ,,,g,,e,,, temperature registered . _ g0wn much better, but no gown however _

- j,,,,,,,ed ml Thursday ,,ex,__ yesterday wna nfty two doglnnn n- tl \f’. elaborate can make up for a poor corset.

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‘ - lm” ”°’°~ A* ni’-1" i‘~~ nl the tomato t ,- t This store stands ready to provide -_ .

The meeting 0| the Ch l tt U flf.lif`0 iilZ00!`l at fOl'1.y~f0u1' ubgvg and _ __ _ -. . . . . Cycung Cm, which was tgfhiwg 5;; ab ,,,,,¢ ,,_ m_ at ,0,.,y_,m _,hmm The l you with what is right in corsets, the

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\ held loot evening was postponed ow_ coldest registered the night previous _- . largest stock of D &A and B 8; I corsets _ _

his ¢° e number of other attractions. “"‘“ "“'°Y'°“~"“ “"°"°- -"l--=.’.‘*»e>\- in the city is here for Y°u '30 Choose from '¢..,

. The man_mgB_o, Mi” Margaret The opening drlll'oi the esason wlll -ww. 50C lZ0 $3.50. j Fraser, of Port Vernon, to John- "ke place l0‘“lgl\t. When all recruits "" 9‘

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` -- "°““"“‘ M““Y °‘ "W hes" xviinr 'nw Women°s and children's corset waists .,

A 1; - - of the c`t i ' 1, ' _ _ . . .

meg ing Wm 1,, held ,,,, Sh i y are go ng in o this 00111 in the popular Gloria, here in all sizes. t

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you cannot fail to select your favorite style, and you are assured of being within fashion’s charmed circle.

<1 f,__t_, til the spring is llilgsptl-viii) ‘ ____ ,V ll really here and when \.',`__g-an J ip' _M the_ styles are quite :_1,,,.,,_l\-',_t:_ MW, ._¢-n'-j,;_lf_;~_l, decided. New ship- ` were have been _‘imp-;.»_‘.f,,'_-_j,_;._-'n=_'f."1. arriving every da ' f ` l'uely and many ei? - ‘J '."~l"; ’ ‘ .’ _ _' )i__ _ A elusive and artisug , "gg,-_s models will be found i I. " `\T:j'_ among the lot. Par-

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Many women leave

the selection of their Spring Millinery un-

isian, London, and New York styles have a good repres- entation, and with sucli a large showing

and instructive address before the Sidcfflble PYOIZFBSB ln his work; of Moncton Canadian Club on "The Eco boring at Uiigg. On Saturday he nomic Value of Good Citizenship," reached a. depth of 900 feet, into

M_ ` R l which a ten inch casing had been

H ilsis Cose Crosman, daughter of placed. By starting with a much

. . rosman of this city, has re larger hole than at Earnscliffv, he

turned to her home after undergoing expects to reach e. greater depth, 50 eleven weeks treatment at' the .P. E. far, the drill has gone through red I. Hospital. She is much improved, -:und-stone and shale, but nothing

'-- valuable has been struck.

J C Milford of the Todd

Bears baseball club had the mlsfoli Sunday 'being tl., feast of the

:pac 'to get his ankle broken during patronage of St._ Joseph gpeggal ,M-_, ie 1,amc on Saturday afternoon he vices were held in the con.vop.t ghyw.

tween the Teddy Bears amy Min. pei in the morning at bevm thirty

mucs. ‘iigh Mass was celebrate-,d< by nov_-

--- -“nthnr Hiogtamnln tho evening at seven

Mrs. T. R. Ferguson left Picton on ffclock there was "- “0Y`mU" l>\'0'&¢l1€d

'friday for England, where she will '[5' RW- Dr. Curran of St. Dunshan's ,loin Mr. Ferguson (chief engineer cl ""uel'-7°' “wer Which' Uiiéllfevn yofunili

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=f -J ' ’; Q/W3 \%l"c}'tf~?}f.'$'f ' 'Ulu Ill:

is just about the best little corset for one dollar that you have ever seen. It is smartly made of fine firm coutil,it`nas hose . f.

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80,, gmallwood' Wu, mke ,mm for No. 1 co. 4th Regt 0. A. will Brassleres in various styles and sizes tgp / 1// ;,~_a3'.

I °n.Mey 18th. Rev. or. Morrison om- °“’“d° “° 7'3"' “” ‘he drill Shed C0 $1.00 each. \

ciating.-Part. “kg UP U10 W0i‘k 01 becoming efficient \ \ _

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' undone -.»»-ounseen.,-4-ooo»|~o»uo-uoo-¢ouenonoou-Q

ii ' 0 m is ,, u'n t s 5 M” "°”°"°° th °°‘““ ‘ D Y hi °'°`°°” 'rl-la MOORMACDOLLAR CORSET \_ i

E or -

:the purpose of receiving members in '*"‘ st. Pours cricket club, nnd making The S~ S» B°“HviSn1‘ “fled at 6.30 arrangement for practice. 0'°|°°k l-“St 9V¢ning for S`t. John's

.i Nfid., via the Sydney's. Her outward

J_ H_ Roy Hughes' of .the_reH6vh,g cargo from here consisted of eighty.

l.-ton of the Bank or Nova sootln, “V0 head “W9 55 sheep 6 horses City, left yesterday morning for 3500 Uugs P05950” 2.100 N189 Oats Sackville, where he will relieve the 252 bags hay 140 tubs UUMYF 100 toner, who goes 0,, fu,-10ugh_ boxes l;vutl;r fifteen boxes pigs, 200

i 'bags turuips and other aundries.

Prolfi Andrews well known here, re- *-

oontly delivered n moot interesting Contractor Stover is making oon~

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supporters attached, it is as nicely made ] . __

as most corsets that are offered you at 1.2 5 and it is tirag

S S Cnmpana arrived in this

wi\l'10»n,d with gcncrnl freight for

-»g\~.o»- ~..-.~.. doo.n-f.\-\w».»n.\nvn»»\~.~.-..-.“~~»\- .-»-»<\~-- ~.-~. -. _ ~.

The MOORMAC at 75 cents is another great value . .

The handsomest papers we’vz ever had-in greater range ” _ than eve r, ready now.

, Sc to l.25 per roll J

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port early yesterday morn1DlZ_W1¢\‘ H large freight, After disclianging her

cargo Edie D¥`0¢ef5d°‘l t"_ \‘ct°“,_,t°l ,

coal returning this- lnorn1nE~ ~he|

" ‘ i ' , - _ G;..' , C t and Montreal. find W1"

ll;|Lidi‘?1‘ganltell,c')bvillldinh:s fha?) supgm, lllydltelile :p)f`r?itli`l’1clBll`l(f(;cfg1'f0R§']eI;)rnci1$|tcy /prlliilitiblyolllzsave this port sometime k

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‘G,ey_ at Julian. This was followed by- Bernot :Monday afternoon. . e »

llctlon by Hhs Lordship Bishop Mc- ”'-""'i_-'__ _

For Ladies _

The weather demonstrates the fact that no

wardrobe should lack a rain coat.

It is not enough that our coats should be

unexcelled for rain turning qualities, they are dressy and every garment possesses some in- dividual feature not found in others.

Rubberized Rajah silk and satin, in plain and stripes,also paramattas, rain proof tweeds, cravenettes, etc.

Colors are navy grey, champagne green

heather, fawn, and heat tweecl effects., Prices $4.75 up to 25.00. _

Dainty Shirt Waisis

newest of Spring Styles

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_, if (L "x 'l_`he shirt waists for , __ \, /I ___ spring and summer seem

_; ~ f,_.l" to be more varied and more

fi, ' ’ ,,’_,‘ beguiling than ever, and .: /’ - -» ‘ our collection of the newest

__,){,'/ ` styles is_better than ever.

. ," L,<; *”' - o 1; For dressler wear, the fine,

sheerthiugs that make the _ shirt waist so tempting-and dainty, mull muslin, organ-

§ die and fine lawn are

;.x‘-_'I "_ \\\\ among them, with elaborate

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, - 4-I _R and beautiful yokes, inser- . '_ jj, fm ‘ ~ tions, medallions and `ap-

' liques of various sorts of

-M '.,‘, lv: aces, Irish point, Valen-

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`i_'_f`f_>3;',‘;` ~"?*:*+-i~'§»'f V“<\\\\>i‘

fn;

i ' ' _ _ ciennes, Teneriffe, Anti ue

g* etc etc, prices vary from (;5c

up to 6.2 5 and every price etweeu. See our Special $1.00 waist, best va ue we ever had, all sizes, 34 to 42 in. in lot.

is

__ Donald assisted b Revs. Father'

The steamer Harland remained i ' Y mi., 90,, al, ,eS,,,.,,,,,,_ She ,eavez Fheodore nndf Joseph Gallant.

this morning at half past four. f . Orwell reaichi ir th» g ol .A q‘"“t waldlng was S0l€m11iZ¢<l yes-

. ng ore e. seven, and

ret,,,mi,,.g-to the City the same morm éflafggyasg lxlgh ngon at the (puma of

F h rl

ing. She will mnkc the ret r t l i J S' tlmpbeu' 5 °tt”' the afte,-,wo,,_ u D rp D l-0Wn» when their _eldest daughter,

____ _'i<i8». became the wife of Alexander

Mrs. Harr Peth' k d 'ldre Want' Moran' The c'm’m°“V was

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have arrived from Charl:t`letdv§'l1-i ip? B‘;§;;‘l'1‘@‘1_ln "£l1,;_§._.l;.1i1,?.,_1:l..§X;n.¥;:Wef*1 Me-

CS 0 th

ue. 1.) to violt her parents. Henry ,mm dm , up 611°” Oni e

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and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. P thi k h -e e re veg' The double ""5 not been in St. Stephen. fir c sniff; lervlce was used' The bride' was Wt'

time and her friends welcome hcl minded by 'her sister' Bertha' and most cordially.-St. John Telegraph. ¢;n,gr,$,?{x,:uI_by gas broggaé P' M-

1 ll. 6 We ‘ march

The Northumberland did not reach mfs rendered by th” 'brides' °°'“fiin.

the Guy uhm, eight mteen ,wa mgh, Miss Margaret Campbell, Freetown.

due to the summer time t bl i After fi’ weddmq' dinner- Mr- and . t ,., ,, Th ,_ . ht “ ° 3° “Z urn. crnnt left by the 330 irnln far

inoeec. e eig wa fil ‘ heavy, and the nlumber of pa;senag;rl their hliglc in Mmeu followed bl'

quite _large The Empress reached ima W es 1°' 'E 10”! “nd UBPPY Summerside at eight twenty and the Journey "hr°ugh ma'

train connecting with the steamer ar- ,Ph M - d i th Cu b t 5, e regular monthly meerhing of the

rive n e y a ou _ e o.c10ck_ Ven School 'Board was held last evening.

_,___ The teachers’ reports showed the cn-

Horace McEwen, Chief Train De- mlment for the pas" m°“th t9 be s atcher of the P. E. I. R. was a “dave” hundmd and Sf”/GD. B-Wfnge

D . _ Passenger west Yesterday morning en ;,E:_f;d“;')‘;f_"cen;“;"‘; :i‘;';g_"°d £12032?

route to Atlanta, Georgia where he ' 5 Y 6 will attend the Bri-annual meeting, ol one hundred “md m“”“Y`eight'°a'999 Of the Grand Division of the Order of tardmess' me “W9 0' »tm“°°Y» Bl! Railroad Tt-logrnphero which meets °“°° 0* °°'P°\'n1 Punishment- Teach- on May 9th. Mr. McEwen wi-ll go via em mad” one hundred and twenty Chicago and return via Boston and "ails to parents and “ent °ix"Y"’iKh*i New Yo,_k_ notices, forty-one pupils fell below

____ the average in grading and nherc

The following will l/e,of interest in ""9 f»h“`tY'°i§h¢ l`¢<ln¢St8 f-0 leave this Province. This in the biggest ‘°h°°1 more the l1°“r for Closing- lobstm. ,day on ,.eco,.d_ More were Three teachers reported no ca/ses of landed than ever before since records °‘*"‘ll“¢9S °f 85581166 101' the month. hnve been tent. Two Novo seotin Th* highest lrerwnfase of ~atti=hd.nne venoelo unloaded 231,000 ol them, and was 98- 'Phe 21% Of Moy was selected- prices broke to fourteen and sixteen for Empire Dal’ find AFUO1' D83# The tanto. 'rho sehoonnrs which hadthem Secretary was directed to ask the for freight were the A. w. Perry ond 'Prirwipels to report on are di-ul and me B0,,,_on_ ,md their CM-go" agp-e_ also on the best method of using the gated 450,000, which shows ‘tha 101,- i'lre`cscapes_ After passing bills, the sters avera ed of fair size. There_ meeting Bdl0Ui”n¢<l.

____ ___ _ ,

cnme here by railroad slrlpmentfllhere _ ' I .

were 500 crates filled with these shell- I

fish on the Perry and 1,400 on -the _

w made bi mone S

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were big lots of lobsters also receiv cd from America/ni boats, and more

Boston. _ The ere s ir y_ Q ' _ out of the catches.-Boston American ~~ - ‘"»“"‘3”'-- ' Eastman

5649 Deliciousnesusl if

Of our cake cannot be surpass- ed. You want something nice Then order some of our

Sultana or Nut or

Fruit Cake

Telephone 3\|

D. Stewart.

ECLIPSE BAKERY me not amd

SWEET PEAS.

Most everybody is fond of sweet

.peas but how many fail to get them `to bloom a‘s they like them. it fn_&Y he the fault of the seed. A promm~ ent lady of this town called and said, “we had grand results with the sweet pea. seed we 'nought from you last spring." She also added, that her neighbor’s sweet peas were a fail- ure. Of course we answered she made a mistake by not buying their seed from us. Sec our advertisement in this paper. ‘

J. Ji. GAY '&> SON.

'l~4tnld&rtf. Market- . _,__._._._...-_-

-.SEWING Megnlus "NAMES" sawluo MACHINE "VALUES"

Our experience has taught us that

sewing machines are made of two classes. One class has the factory S name sdalmped on it. linid in most mf" cs are of the finest steel case haird- ened. The other is a' romlnffnlal machine, which is manufactured with but one end in view, thnt' is, to be p,»0d,,¢g¢1-nt. ,,. prieewli1ch will be' so low ns to sell at first sight. Th€`S% are termed stencil machlnee. and* time nalme is generally changed _every years soias to avoid the indrgnaltion of subsequent purchasers. The new name has none of the old faults _W answer for. When you buy a machine which has the factory's name shamp- ed on it, you feel safe for future \1S'e'. as far as nee<l1'Is and :\h,utt7,en are concerned, and if it gives d'lss-artisfa~c- tion, the dealer and manufacturer suilcr by the loss as well as Y0“\”‘ self. When you are in need of a buy toe old and reliable machines, auch ms New Home. Aew Ideal. NOW

rn. ontiilyriin l l.00Il FOR KODAK,

ON Tllll SPOOL END.

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,,,_,,_ Tackl

_Rods, Reels, Land- ing Nets, Baskets,

' Lines, Hooks, Fly l Books. ’ Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

E>Any fly not to be had here we will be pleased to get for you

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Wtilliams and New Raymond. And before you hui, white for prices to Miller Brrxthcrs, l23 Kent Stl, Charl ,lo"ttetuwn. 5-4t'tstlr3i

at a moderate cost--Remember

this up to date method.

I am just starting-a power driven machine for picking

Hair, Moss, Fiber, wool and F lock-this machine will enable me to make over all kinds of Mattresses in a superior manner

Ifill mattresses from the top-

lairl in layers--my shop is the only one in the Province using

Mark _lxcpight

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moth balls, insect porwder,Adam's English furniture polish. We strongly ecommend this furniture polish. It cleans, polished and preserves the wood work_ leaving no coating on the uriace. Price 25 and 35 cents. Also all kinds of dlsinfectants. The Two Macs, Druggista. drtf.

'Eggs

Arein great demand- lncreue the

_ quantity by using I’i{AT'I`S POULTRY

l~0OD

PRATTS POULTRY Rl~ZGllLATOR

'end PRATTS ANIMAL ltEGUldATOR have been endorsed by thelending far- mcrs of Canada - `

Jes Kelly & Co

4 --'dlfsrtut l.

WANTED

CANVASSERS “FUR ‘THE

NEW FREEMAN," the official organ of the Catholic dioceseof St. john, N- B. This paper should be read in every Catholic home in the Maritime Provinces. -

Liberal terms to agents.

The New Freeman,

P. O. box 420,

4-zodttsgi.

st. John, N. s.

Poulirylnglfouniains

Chick size 25c._ ‘ Large size 35C and 45m Pratrs Poultry itegulater, 2.5¢: anal 5oc per package. _

Buff Orpiugton eggs $1.56 for

fifteen.

For poult-ry supplies

W rite to

L. A. llaszard.

4-26d3m.

"House cleaning helps. Ammonia, A arpet soaps and washes, borax,

l' To any Islander wishing portraits of

themselves or departed friends, I will .nuke the following offer for the spring months.

Llleslze portraits in all 25x30 $50.00

Same size in pastel $25.00. .

Same she in reehnnd crsymi $10-0%

The ebove pected prices are just (I0

half my rein ar rste. The crayons us strictly free and and are not made Wlill machine or of lamp blsck._ Those 'IW do not wish any portraits but know someone whom theyihink mill" IWW* one, will learn of somethingof intsmlthy writing me. =

A. ALEX MACLHOD,

‘Portrait Artist, soil W. 158|. New York , -qdrtf ~

BLACK DIAMOND

r- nal 2: tn

The S. S. Caeouna sailing from

Montreal Saturday night, will be due at Charlottetown. Wednesday, May 4th and sails for St, ]ohn's, Newfoundland via Sydney and North Sydney C. B., carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce. under deck, at lowest possible rates.

For further particulars, apply -to

. PEAKE BROS & C0.

Agents.

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