G tlemen Fall Glov

The_§rew_Fall Gloves

'are he -stron'g,heavy gloves for the street; lighteriweight gloves for afternoon, _ and dainty affairs for the

evening. -

Men s gloves follow

the Eiiglish fasiii `n, ~

for Eiggiand sets ihe styles _or 'men,_just as France does for

women-

All kinds that are

good, and the best of

all good kinds.

We’t‘e making a

spreadcon gloves.

Gloves for coaching l

or walking.

Gloves for looks. Gloves for dress.

Gloves for warmth. "

" 'The best leathers, i best makes, best styles

of gloves are here. i

Gloves 45c to ’,l53_oo. Give us your hand

-we'1l please you.

D.A.Bruce,

Clothier and Haberdasher Morris Block, Victoria Row. _ l

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srocr _

FOODS

We sell the best stockl foods. '

We have at present

National stock Food,

Atl as Stock Food,

Amdrlenn Horse Tonic,

Herhagurn, Kew Kure, _Poultry Food and Egg Producer, ' Ellis’ Condition Powders,

Try our powders. if you once use thepi you will use

- no other.

Bring us your stock re- cipes.

ELLIS?

The Drullist. . __ Charlotteicwru

Novica i

On and _after Octobzi- 3rd, the steamer

Ilillaborough will make her first trip at _Zn.__i:i., an _ the ant trip at 9 p. ni. until ur er not ce. ‘

27 dtf HUGH MCLEAN.

..é\\ _£7

l e .ll’|rwni|_u_r_i_ili_i_iiiiiiriio _

What

Some

Nova '

- r

fi ~ ' _

.coda

Bakers Say

about the success

they have had with

Royal

r Household-

Flour

The largest bakers in

Eastern Canada, iiioirs, Limited, Hai- ifax, say:

In answer to your in u`

to whether we could lhulggehlz any change that would be an improvement to "Royal Household," we emphatically answer "no," The greatsnt- isfaction we have had with

your ‘_'Royai Household" this ast nine mouths, using over 5,000 barrels in that time, has been an extreme pleasure to us. We are using this Hom- mo.st_1y for Bread, also using nothing else for our pastry,for which we have a very large sale.

(S’gmllii.1OIRS L

. , IMIT3 .'

~I-Ialifax, Sept.'2. D

-<1.

The oldest bakers in

Dartmouth, say:

“Roya1 Household” flour is

as near to perfection in the re- sults obtained as it is possible for any flour to be. In the history of our bukin business, now established for Trait a cen- tury, we have never had any- thing io equal it.

(Signed) _I0 EPH I-I GENTLES.

Dartmouth, N. S., Sept. 15th,

i904.

The leading Baker in

Annapolis says:

This is to certify that I have

used considerable quantities of “Royal Household" flour dur- ing the present year and find it to be-at good article indeed; suitnblc for family purpose in all the requiremcnts of brczid, biscuit mid pastry. I re- gard it as equal to any flour on the market. It is the best liarii wheat flour for pastry that I have, ever used.

(Signed)

R. P. SAUNDERS.

Annapolis, N.S,. Sept iz, i904.

d new and delightful experience, and of her

mono! in the wonderful city.

-THE --

STE .AJIEHS

Leovedas below every day, Sundays

_- i l _ E1Toci:Pi§;IlIT DU CBBNB, on arrival ohm*

4 ‘ _ I 7? _

_,__ _ \ __‘iiori|ri|mhtrIand" and “friricus _- _ i _/ " il » ’ - :.~..:':.-.‘.'.i.‘.°"rs.‘§~f_.3.‘3;_;a:¥;‘.“s.".'°.?. f ~ .\, »..~i_-.=.-»..- _i' 1 E _ tn n rom ar vm na: ' . / _f l, _ r_.~.r.rr.g::Ei._ai_ ...sir .san / A / if ~ i°` \- L" c2i?ii:‘e‘ii;: ¢'l‘i\'aoa¢eoa win. mia roi

‘ / _" b all stations on I. C. R. and in eonr _ ~, r; _ \ \ miie... mi nssyoim wiui_c.r. n. i .. _ _ ;,..~- , - mi aniwayofof .arof ni poiau

. _ _ __/~~“\ ._ ~ wen md South, also at st. _,Iona

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= “ if "ff'=§%.i.§°'i3fii§_;:?rl'.'iil»;.*;iii%'§_ ` ‘ 9~ ‘ lim. Snails ariil Erisa Sp eiriiy. SS $2.00. $2.50.*

':'~-_- -_ _ _ ev§_NlY"i°'_ _ """'._9‘°° "_ _ _ _ < ‘ 0 8 _ --._ ' $3.00 HATS.

an-r i ,._ v- _” _ PQdih¢A-I "ANT UNI -' _ _ _ _ __ “gil”_:t:::_n;\:n:i:;»ce..&r_:m_pt'y answered. Best. Engliflii Maki! _

_ _.*_=a_°::ii uureurynoiua o pm? ina _ d . __ - __ B w 0 _ HAWE§3 LD

style, quality _ » _ __ M I V & S ga* American Mage

I a ' * ‘ ion‘t Buy a Hat '

S il ' '

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TITO N. '

Deer Brother: ‘

I regret to do thir,butit is thc only way

that I can escape _the misery of my pr s- entllié. Yoifknow that to make brth ends meet I must live in n furnished rocru

_I hate, wear cheap clothes soil o;ok'what I can afford to buy to eat. T ere'a no ui c living when one has to work_ until tirc1 enough to go tc bed every day and even than have poor clothes, a poor furnished i room and no pleasure. My only hope was that I could save enough money to go back to Barbadces, but you know I conldn’t. _

LILLIAN

Nnw _YonK, October 25 -Such is the

-tory of a virtuous girl killed by thc great city.

Lillian Watkins-she was only twenty

-took poison yesterday in the cheap room that had worn out her life. They found

face.

sands. The daughter cf a British Colonel, she was reared ro that she could not en- dure the harsher liie. She was very musical. But she did notknow the moan- ink of work. And Lillian Watkins, who had lived in the gnrety and luxury of the hiirh army class, in time found her- ' -elf struggling for life i i New York. She worked at packing cracker boxes for $7 a week. Her brozhcr who came here from Barbadoes with her, took a place at $8 50.

THB MURDER PLOT OF Nl-IW YORK.

Then the bitter firiht for existence be-

gan in earnesr.It is a story with a heart pang in every line. It is the exposure oi the murder plot of New York.

Consulting together- they founi that the

-ible and about ', but here was n room on the second floor that might. be made fair- ly comfortable for the girl-the boy cnufd rough it in a hall room on it p floor . l'.illlnn's room was $4.00 a week, and i-l e ivan to dad herself on tsei remninii 3 three dollars and what her brother could spare from l-in scant wages.

“l will ccok my breakfast in my room,"

she said to ber brother," but we will dine together every night In a restaurant." The boy agreed and then the plot of the city was well under way, in the summer of 10 il.

nvovnn U1’ min unorrisn.

There was n mi c ing with a etrantr

por-pie in a wondirful place, where belts lluw around swlfily revolving wheels and me roar of machinery was deafening. The giil found herself a alaveof a mach-

' ine, n merciless monster that cast boxer uncoaclngly at hcr feet and she had ti pick them up _and stack in even rowr. It was only when the whistle blew nt i2 ifclcck, and at 5 that the machine ceased.

Tired physically, the girl sought her

-room in the evening, but her courarze was beautiful and the brother was buoyed up by the sister-'_s hopefuinesa and words of enccurageine'rii.` ` _ The evening was their own, and they dined together in a restaurant on Eighth _ avenue. _

The first “pay day" caiiie, an entirely

first waek'n salary the girl sent n tive dol- lar bill back to the mother in Barbndoes,_*“ just to show her how easy it was to earn

But oooh the noiro that had first weari-

od their ears and danad their brains te- cameaocnfuaed mumbic of rnunds and the pay days seemed further apart.. 'lhe

BACK- Ac?u E _

have leeholuyen have Dilelll. lfyonhefled

hekeohe it intl lilklml Herne--Bflghte Dir _ tra T ere ie no

Be nn oetorin'

Cufe the klein I, Tm cnekidney he

_ Bnokeehoenryllme-_

iii

.dino de them I W I 'L mlm’ nie ggmorneawa, nl’ I. 7-ufwleuon

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her in her small bedroom in No 360 Wear. Eighteenth street peace at last on her

But sho was one of the co untless thou-

vrruri ni.:

The important Work it

_ Cormier. suis BY Poisoiv

ces the otlioar and his little family went.

.lust before the girl could be called is

The principal work of the liver is the recre-

Useless to Merely Live filer Plttance 'Yielding l.€Zi.."i'.iE'..‘l.'1f ’?i`§f.i“°'° ”l.?"° °i“"‘i ` £‘.?»“.»f".l.""é.5°£2li"i»'i »"i35‘$i5€-'£53

g ye srlo earteoy _>_H\.lP L

' . _ ' ' S °°"‘°"‘¥.- Milli’.Iiiil§§Srl`§`:..°.l’mff.li`.°'l‘i'ii..1i...“'w§li‘f l

N0 Es. Thu* W5" °|m° in °V¢mf“l d-'Y When th torpid livcr iiicnnn deficient bile secretion, _ _

' _ ever; thing wuturneri topay-curvy, ,mi .\-nie-h_l_irtor means constipation with its attend- I _

‘ frmliinr objects prcicd out of slgzbt in "5, §;’,:i° In uamosum rump", in p,,o_ _ _ _ _ _

Cape a 'f““¥'-.b°I=°l“d‘1\°_°H-T0the B»f\‘=\i~ liiiyai si 12° beenceroiaioin

inliiig rea y go ion. SB ~>:i;:cstinu of the bowels, with indignation, and v correct this and iiccurc healthy bilc socra

F in ssarcen or ifoiirurzu. "nl F""l*l"A° Pl"_°°I’i’I° 'md B“"°f“"' Pm;

ivc ii vcrv selective action-in fuct they cure 'ou has uirli tho bilious headache, driviu

_ I Ends Meer ou $7 a war

’ lll t l I`L_ill|\lf`|, W() POIBUH B

woman, when her father we-it to the our iriiu rapidly undermine thu general

furnished room smelled of L`\e gas that escaped fr im the lizila stove, where oorfea

and eggs wer cooked in the morning.

The factory was a vrind, a crushing

weight tome reluctantly.

MU~ic i.o:<ii ario GONE. _ Mu'-ilu, light, tiiwera und the song of birds was forr¢etten_ To wrlio a cheerful

letter was n miserable lie and a task. hui. one that must. ba aitei ded to. To talk of ‘- other than ni 0 iful clo her, plain to severe-

niss, and the kind to work in was mad- ness. Pawn shops ixlsted only in fairy tales, and besides, what would the little bit of baby jewelry, rings and ~blrthr'uy present-S that the girl had brourzbt to New Yoi~lr,_ brinizi Lillian Watkins told her brcthor that

they must save money enough to return to Barbadoes, where everything si.-amen ao sunshiny and cheerful in comparison to great dreary, unsyuipsthetic New Yrfrk where they had friends to make the nights happy and a mother to cherish them, though thhir friends wire. ev.r so scant.

All the history of her family often

came up beiore her as the two s it unhappy disciurniie l at their dinnir.

Yrars ago the younger son in an old

Engllr h family hui u commission bought for him, an annuity Ht aside and was launched in life with a lull kit of brilliant uniforms, grid spurs and varnished bco.a. With ttc nnsolicltoi aid of his family he was married to an English g rl, when he had earned the coIonel’s shoulder straps.

A bay came to them twent -eight years

_ J ____ ysikins was found lying upon the bed

um they were to earn wouldscnrcely pay \ , \ ` ' _. md'

more than one d\\v‘l hotel bill and they `i _ ma Urns maria courier E. _

hunted for a furnished rcorn, both full of -~

nope and cxpccting to wget the god of ` A T115 °fllM ff U10 viii? Of NSW York was 'bruing upon "ery gg;-gn" (1 the 9|-owe. \ .H czmplete and the victim at rest. The mes- gd sweets, Tiny fgund mom, in gre _ _ _‘ _ age in the letter that she burned she had

West E gheenth alreat house. Some cf »_ ‘ ‘ ,. l/ _ _ ` ` 0Bl'I`|°d Wil-if hfr-

.the rooms they had looked at were impos- _ l While' Wfl'»klDS “us frant’i- with

grief when he henri of the death of his lw- -7

_ _,___-

The distracting headaches from which

ao many women suffer make life a daily purgatory. If men suffered with head- ache as women do, business would be almost at a stanstiil. Does not the fact that men do not suffer from these severe headaches suggest that there must he a womanly cause for tliem?

When the wouianiy organism is dis-

eased, liezinchc, backaclie, nervousness and sleeplessness are consequences which are sure to follow. 1

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription curu l

headaches and other aches and pains by curing their cruise. It establishes regu- larity, dries unhealthy drains, heals in- flammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness. It soothes pain and builds up the nerves. Ii: transforms weak, sickly, nervous invalids into happ . healthy women. Thousands have testiiiyed to its marvelous merits.

“I took twn bottles of your ‘ Favorite Prescrip-

tion ' and two ofthe ‘Go den Medical Discovery' and nm feelin wcli," writes Mrs, Dan Mc- Kenzie. of Logvny Mines, Cape Breton Co., Nova Scotia. "I had uterine trouble, pnin in the side and headache. After taking your nierli- cines I got well. You may publish this or une

it in hny xvaggon think best. _air I cniiriot speak

too highly o r. Pierce and his medicines."

“Favorite Prescription " has the testi-

mony of thousands of women to its coin- plete cure of wonianly diseases. Do not accept an unknown and unproved sub-

stltutc in its place.

FREE. Dr. Pierce’o Common Sense

Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of atam sto pay for customs and mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 50 stamps for the cloth-bound volume. Address Dr.

R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

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NEW YORK ADS.

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Consignments Soiieited Prompt Returns

Jorii\i__nAis

l07PultonMarket New York

_ 9

Wholesale Commission < Fish Dealer.

Fi§_i

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Boston, Mass, ',i‘ransi’er Agehte

feiencn roleulni.1‘nm co "lorol

i

club to live, and the wh'aperod gi sip or

seiofgcsaip that Colonel Watkins and

scarcely enough money in the Watkins home to pay the small wages of the sei- vlots and bu ficd

wealth in the wonderful New York, the onng man and dau btsr lr ft him to seek

The sky line of New York app-illrd.

when hard driven by adversity-"at uny-

went to his ai»t:r'e room when he return- ed home from work. He chatted for some time and then went tu his own rcom and

Watkins had to get to work earlier than

her to be sleeping and would not distur b her. It was later in the day that Miss

sister. He says he will try :ini have I the body taken back to Bi-idgri iwn, Barbu- dces, where they enjoyed the happiest moments of their life.

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C. C, RICHARDS & CO.

Dciir Sirs,-I have irreut fuitli iii MIN-

ARD'S Ll.\`iMEN'I`, its limi your I curciiu horse of Ring boiic, with tlvc bot.t.lc.~i.

it blistcrcd the horse but iii it iiiontii

there wus no ring-boiic und no lniiiciicss.

DANIEL MURCIIISON.

Four Falls. N. B.

COMINQ EVENTS.

City Coniicil meets on thc acconfi Mon-

dy_a iii each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. VV. Clarke, City Clerk.

___ _Jo 0,, i¢._._.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A lot of ladies' golfers all sizes

just received at Stanley Bros- cardinai, blaclr. navy and cream newest styles $2.10 each; also slumber socks 25C per pair.

26d 2|

Hot water bottles. fountain syr-

ingesr Enema syringes, atouiizers, etc-Good assortment and sold cheap at the Central Drugstore. A. W. Reddin Phein B. 25 d 3i

Tryn box of Whitc's bon bona ni-x

time you want candy. lrifl if

Get our prices whcii ymiwrini. your

iicxt, barrel of flour.~Sniiiicrson & Co.

241| lil

If you give. tho ch'lr]ron \Vhit4-_'s cho*oiatcst.o cat. thcrc will hc no had after effects. liiil ti

Men's Fall Hats' i

' r- \ ¢ 5 zilili. _ _ _

the little colony of Europeans had u mor-.l ".\,"""_r_lle,"'m yonmu 'D bfamma b'h~nu.5`- A

_. lii~.i.l.rclic I sutldcn attack of intliccstirsri, ~s i'-ii~il ilialrliwa with dizvlncsu and i1 ycl

. a hr, 'ue had 5¢D,m|;,¢_ Then gy,"-3 v,,,,A <~.i-.y'.__i§¢<i roiriguo call for-the proinvt uso of

...tu s l‘iiii.npp|c aiiii lliitternut Pills. 'l iity i_- by fur the bust rc-iiicily to empty tho bowels iid icllovo i-r»ri,f:asti\'c coiiilitiurin. 'liierv art us rruc ton." to tho iisc vrosciitin an wel as

|__` . i - - ‘~__"f1'»<`1___

Ive. Oneyearago, biirred by the tale or ""'-‘~’ °‘"‘5"l"l“,“2‘~ °‘;.""°_‘i' "’f’°_i_“'-’

si.;-:i cvcry niyr.. init y i. iuiii ir 1-s tic ivcr

_______ A-meflcin “old “nd the 9,353 Ut 5c~`l\|ll`|l1K tml r-iii-room hiliousiicas ivilliout, rho drlviiig

-_/=ir,f:i|1i\c cffccls of lnrrsli drugs. 'l'licir pciitlu ln~<n'ivl~ action cspcciully ciinimciidu tliciu to

.ecrctiori of bile, tlius cstahlisiiinig perfect bowel

How to Insure a Healthy Supply.,

I

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'Ti e W £5 rr-1 -i

.go ggkg g look at YOUR FURNITURE and see if ` it needs tobe REPAI RED. UPI-IOLS`i‘EREDcud

made to look like new.

just notify Wm. Brnwders, comer Fitzroy and Cum- berland Streets, _ wl_m will call for and put_it in first class condition at a very _ moderate outlay.

Casework and Jobblng a Specialty !

WML BRAWDERS.

J

y q` ' . fl (-1 ll at aft eating u d are subject

their f”5'“‘“°~ ' ;d`||\l-raiitliilivil lii:)uilai'lii(;§. 'fo secliiro a healthy

¢,h,,m_ The Home or hh” any almost, drew rc\_'ulariiy, tliciio little pzlls puns-cssrncrira pocul- When y0\1!‘ Well 8t0Ck¢d SYOYE

_ .urly their own, not found iii other reniedioa. 1 t b d D 0 aogid

_ _ _ vongo urn 0W,yll

mem fm“t|° Som) meh' little “"9” Sziiith'c Pineapple und lirittcriiut Pills - 1 i tu th get be_ Pli Of niouvy ran low and they acught aiiviiys cnro constipation, iiiliousucss and sick Wa t to “sun un E w

work, as taousandri have bi-fire them h°m_'~‘;_`_l_;‘_;“__i_‘:__;’;_i_‘;;"_l_i_'_ll§_i_, I{\\éi_?_‘~3_¢rS. 20 001115- _ fore, but

u . _ 1 .

thing." Tney were given places at the _ __ __ _ _ _ _ Q* when ber um biswii, farm,-y_ ~ '_ ‘ ,_ You are oo a e. einem As the two sat at their evening meal ri S ' Old HdaZe» "Thefe i9 11° time uk¢ week ban the youth ark ad, not unkiudlp , 1*. "~ --J ' "V the Present" and no insurance

_ “Wham me use of keeping up this APOSITIVE CURE FgR RH_F;g;4A`lu_5D ‘ like ours. _ farcsi You know, Lillian, that we hi\ven’t AND. Au- FORMS O “ID 'G E a chance to aet. back to Bfubado.-i.,' looks BLADDER ILLS. -?~_ arg' Pglixzf Hartford

though we have got to stick hi ‘and ATALL DEALERs_zs CBHTS-.' ‘ eng en g .

"’ - 1 A cures A-r run Psonans Pmcia Ca,,ad,,m Quebec,

do tic best we can-vrork and- .ork "" '

.

hard,to make a living. Leila cut the _ . *xg _B

to bed. :rf any Mfrrankl preparations; can be uhen

his sister and p issing her door believed I

es,

wa

R

Theyere nfs and prompt free from Calrlul _‘

rany time and in any climate. They uc repared with n cunoeurnled lx- rut made Tram the Butternut and :dealin- cnliy combined with other vegetable principles rhni make them without doubt one of rho bear Liver, Slomndi and Bowel Pills now before the public. lor :ala lvlrylvhlre, ide par hex, er by mall on receipt ofprfea. _ SflNfON'$ PAIN RELIEF, lfamlly remedy ilr iiitnrrui and external Ill. Cures Rheumnflxm, Coiic,Spvning

Neurnlgil. Fernie everywhere,

price 15 centl per bottle.

Sdn p~nprif.-ten, Tun Wlwcrn Cunnan.

Co. Limited, lloauul, Canada.

Ki

- ' ignores,

e° 'G aft/ ~7; '°?.,

,+A

sses at

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_W. ll. ll

dinner and we can buy things uni cook VA” __ them when we'r¢ hungry. Ths_|.‘n the way _ _ _ woes.

we‘ve rzottolive." ` ' - ¢°‘f.°4_7 A ‘~_

_. _ .

_ 'rnain naar si.\ii>Lii‘ ifaasr. / `_-_‘}__;§:}-_~:.;j,3§i‘25__

._ ___._~-__;____»_ 'i r_._,,__i

The sister-‘a eyes filled with tea-s and And Bowel Troubles, ' ,__ .",*" -#"3 "~"."i&

she made a feeble protest, but finally ag- y _r._ . _f,.7,“ _ ° 'i

iced that this night should be the last one T"“5,::h;$ a::|':,:;°£:h:,',,c°”°¢"’u”' ` ‘_1`1',z_:.’_- i-_.§l\".o: for thrm to dine together. Like thc music, cured by _ o' ,xl

beautiful gowns, theatre, opera and _ ’ ‘ 1

ririves,thls last tender thirg of reality ` _- _ - 0° ` 4 Q, was to fade awa5'. C 0,]‘-if W // F ' Tuesday L'lliii1 lVatklns left the fnc- `_ 0-o{)

tory earlier than usual, turningjgaway BUTTERNUT lfpu _,w‘¢' S

from ber task and walking cut of the i . l `,‘ E

building. liar bm her learned of this and I S , _,_ ' l

A \ 1 _‘=": \»"/ iwllul A ` .."|l° . A/ / 'm16‘|`,

KLSSES

Chocolate Kisses "' and Cocoanut

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MARKET HALL,

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M S MEET

NONilNATI()N DAY,

Thursday, Oct. 27,

AT 8 O`Ci.OCK, P. l`i.

The meeting will be addressed by the Liberal Candida_

Messrs. Warburton and Prowse and other proiiiinen

Liberal speakers.

The issues of tlic day iiicludiiig Transcontinental Rail

y will be frilly discussed.

AL.LY!RALl_Yll RALLY!!

B. wii.i.iAuis, BEN). Rochas, ~

Secretary, Pres. Lib. Asso. for Queen’s.

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_ ` A fl. 4-‘ r _ _ » _ . . 'l ' of Brdoll “ nr any Whcleilirle Heh Until YOU SCC flitff _.tl-.,.._..."W?r sf). _ ~ » » » _ -.r r"~;:::ir~i‘i~li*i»~-' _ »-is of so-A.---o

_Ww 4-.. _ _ ._Y_... ...._. _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ __, __ _______*______A ____ 5

Joint Political Meetings i

Dominion Election, |904, Prince County.

The undersigned will address the electors at the follow-

ing times and places'

I"ri<iny. " 28th. Central. Lot i6 at :\p m.

_ Signed __ ALFRED A_ Lrisuaorsv.

ro dw in JAMES W. Ricnaims.

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