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It quotes Burke's > ‘ } i Ma ws star I et on his return to Ottawa.—Moncton raark that the practice of the law, though ‘ . ef ‘ “4 rst-c asa omnes } a science which does more to quicken and } cy \ The series e Dr and Mrs Prowse, f Edinburg) invigorate the understanding tha: | the ; ‘ eed pur Scotland, art ved here last evening, and | other kinds of learning put together, does —W ITH < \ > not P, registered at thie Hote Davies. Dr not alwave, ex ept in the } ighest rder . J ¥ now rowse ie @& eon of Senator Prowse, of ntelleets, open and lil lize the mind,} % ; { - price Murray Harbor | and is aie 4 . i ft ‘ t think i ~ +43 - itl rs M D unt advances agent of} the bsta of business not to be mach | LS stol's E tucated Hx rse is here making more in portant than the forme in which | ; , FOCAL AND OTHER TEMG |cccriemncntte snes, crite Woulcet! "pana inthe - POW. ts mriottetown ¢ 18 registered | knew that law “lives and thrivé@ only bs . at the Queer Hote! well-timed change that it « gets a of * : Rr . g n The wrrivals at the Queen Hotel vester sch with the national life if. it’ & scl ci at ce _ se me uled : Rev. D. B. Mel nl, Orwe oie stantly taking up new elements and ~ Ss —Spe | Mire F. MeN. Beairsto, | plor Bes ssie M. otf old; and that, instead of! = " i 0 ae lo; , M. Bi . om a | bei l ving organism, it quickty “be ; ™ ’ - j forte, orth Rustico; . R Me ore -|} comes a heap of drv bones unless it y ’ ° ° 1 2 , t tury } oe : siete ara mo ‘ty To . . . | tawa: J Burgess, dx W. 1. McLaren "et Gomis todasmccader atan aa aaa We are offering extra value in Children’s Clothing. Recess ae of Men’ s, Youths’ and Children’s Suits : erth; J. J vore, Powna! 83 throngh.”- The ‘Fimes - } vy i . . There were registered at the Hotell ie of opinien that it ie er a to select from, either’ of Home Manufactured or Im sorted Cloth: Oo ; : = » tne sO 18 ¢ pin that i 3 use 8 to Overlook ne u 4 ' g one | Davies yesterday: A C Balcom, Hants-| current critic’sms of the admi nistration | J 6 ‘Hl ; | H ndred Odd Suits now offered at. «+ fned $2 or] ports dames Jobneten, St. John; A. of the lan. Business men eprak, dear. | LOSS. Lhan cost. N othing -will wear like our Home-made Tweeds; new patterns coming from our Mill every ambert, Toronto; John Steele » Summer rly of the procedur n <« | courts us eo i : } ire ith Vil tl | side; WD LeBoutellier, Montreal, TW see So ove ConiNeD Sa iy. «Be sure and see our own manufacture of Summer Suiti bef = \ ‘ . Jarris ; ; i » dear at the price { 4 c n S DE or oC a i : " a Gs 7 Mid tl-ton, da RF Merlin, Hal; fax; WB poss hat with this ‘temper ; t]| | if Ww ’ hi ‘ | t k f $ e going elicwhere rellable goods, the ; “— & | Rey E W Hendershot, St John; Uling a ‘ i 3 wm aa ‘Ss e ALVK ao a y Ar [ Reynlvdos BW Mendersot, Se dohns| va hz amo, the pl, ca ii | Cheapest oH Der arket ¢ ore : arge § e of Hats which we have bought very low. It will paygpyou - = : nry e€acock, | ne j e ¢ n 18 whetlhe the ‘sk OC Chle Rblnmin thaseeion ee to.see l f iment yefore D ing ‘ atwat B Creek | Bayiield, N | foreno here were Lare te-be>carried@ ont, ino the face of ab Ce “OM el Cpal ClO u ] & new assortmen ( sgt Ball Cred | ere ceeds A.J loth, Teoma tele eh a ee : ) : ent. of Gents’ F urnishings’ just in, tesday ~ ca ares being taker Re One under tl ouhiaince of wise, open minded | : s jaily a a her factories e@ eas T gh r Way a <« Dona- experts.” It is pointed out that modern : ae on lala ho :. & ler and pre sent owner of the Judges are exposéd to keener criticism , 1% 00 as or | r 6 - | Boston. Pilot and Donahoe’s Magazine,| than their 1 edecessors, and (that some of e eg! taste 7 pan brie? QT? ' ’ 5 © Fos Hatira I steame Fastnet, was celebrated at Tremont Hen-e,| the old bulwarks ef the .beniclh are weak: . ; . ten ‘ : : . Capta return t Hali- | Boston, o Tuesday evening The cele-] ened, such asthe procedure for eontempt z + <4 ~ oo ax a> mu aif pas hre bration took the form tf a rece pt on and of court 1 here are perils ahead, aul the vit , . Pas on 7 — a ——_— = ee -— - woe s s . 5 good ¢ ra} | banquet. It S said to have heen one of | Times thinks they cannot be countervailed é wk ° " : ” FF carve j passenzer—M il ( the most notat fe gather.ngs of men. pro-| mere effectually than by the presence on j 5 5 : i ‘ y ent in politics, tnixiness and the pro- | the hone h of such meyn ae Step yhen, Hannen | ; 7 2 , i = - fess) s, which has me n the old Tre and Bowen. TA few such itd eras these | 5 F tes * . Ur t meeting | nt House in many years are better securities for: @thtinued reepect ‘ ~ , | < ’ of the ‘ el Monday The New ‘a ork Timex’ London cable} for the -admini stendiait:: Oty. Jaistice than’ a! . * e. es —— - g Eng Sag “entry | aye Mr Griadstone 's brie ‘f visit to Lon-| h alo of mys Ea ee epauctt any amount . rt | ates f ea ‘ be sul ion to make a epeech eulogising the Javelin meh, soe eircus pomp an bus *} memory of his physician has been gener-] of A i ‘ “3% aly ated by the presse He spoke ~ - Sineemanliee | ; " s ee ake ae | - . bh seated in a chair, a thing whieh London SCIEN rIFIC aay GHTERING, : a ra | v : . asee 7c Wiepen |} never saw him do before, and though hie 7 : . : oO a la } Ww d Gil able daina . > Ets was ?r | Yoice was heard all over the hall, the old V.ery. few. people “have ity idea what | : i wing to c ay” mn getting t ie in ow ass for paired - ’ Prison, Of } light seemed gone out of his face It was} rigid economy is practised vat the great’) . x | . te Wi k & the Ai vlo-A re egrap! Company, | pallid and almost expressionless. He was |/slanglitering ‘plants. Seientitic men’ are | wt oul tore, ar et quare, —_ ” ssown 8nd | approached with a sug gestion to find time }*constantly cudgeling their brains to.devise | : £ . : Be at ie aga " - | to inciude @& &hor \ cent to the House of | valnable chemical pro per tres as new-com- | F : ; 7. ; ss , i“ uy |Commone, but declined almost testily.}.pounds in materials heretofore wanted or | | yN- j ; ° @ ‘ S AGS e at the | Reports are current of his having declared | in/perfectls atilized fava the Droacets* | * , . : - oe premises Vater Stree rmer CU | never to open his mouth on apolitical | Journal : : i . : ' M ants Ba cP k Ta r ] pt t. a ‘ ' é mee } subject aga The cross roads butcher who Kills.a few : 5 5 lan ss rthe ¢cold Cn animals a_ week; 4hrowtie away a large i j. ie | at _ * vaiting market. | NEWS NOTES. part of the offal, mustahake aAlarve protic | ' : 3 ; Mr . . oe oe me the meat sold, bmt modern n@lization ' i = : = : ‘ Rs ues auve ed Ch tz 1 of by “produ ‘ts makes it ~ thie 8] ane riiterer +" ¢ , Fir sa ‘ r va a a | $2 } $4 per who does fusiness on a large Séale coutd-|} _ , ‘ . . quarter k was ra eS J The great coal strik n Pittebure con- wuch better afford to sell 1 eat: with<4 ‘ WIT [ E CONTI U D n ger’s p sea, Water S Phe eccaie th 180,000 men now idle. out profit than to waste the old-.| “* B N F a os a : ee — , continues be “ted from New | fashioned + itcher could not ze. | 4 a, i BON anaes . Tr ave & | York La-t week $5,520,000.00 were ex The pa king business as at present ca “ + ~ auntie Ee i ease 4 a7 nn vy t i | itilize2 & creat niber f wrod t j | ported rad On ntiirzes & great number f products ‘ : ™ ion oe iigb; aeere formerly’ allowed to. go to | , ; ss For Mar —The } The World’s Exhibition at Antwerp is|™ : : < : ' 2 aii M ir ‘ . Ww open and w list t Mey per ee til No- waste. For instance, thé stomach of hogs, | her i hoe « ens a4 re pris 4 } ik itinue i } 2 instead of being sent to the rendering fh | s ce As - [Rp we ; : tanks, are now used for the manufacture 4 = : ; ’ _* : written articles and resting mis any. | A remarkable nugget has been taken out of pepsin. . Pigs’ feet, cattle’s, feet, - bide As rs ; The bee g ar € " a J I r t the sumngeper. eres ot Aspen, Col. m elippings . #rit "the ° “pit he ‘ " a eee al eeit exe lthewale of aS. ete” Tacts tac coil Came of “they baler,| . "6 e oe . e ~~ ne ve ach pl ? , ‘ used’ for thé. maufacture fj : —_ P pl . 7 - ‘Ah yines™ The paunchées of the exitle are | . ‘atic FOR i D G « iene w, » a i r bape] 1 rye te bet T ~ v . - 00 en Clarke ‘ti B weer old os Mt Phe a ster Ga e faye, “Cul , peerts OF the tat from'va are ubiiized for | r 5 5 S te ae ie hed hia lage | HOFSeS find such favor in this country that f thre mannfaéture of oleo oil, whith is con-.| ©: ) Cc r H Cc il = om, = a oe : mis ie" | a large export is expected this year. The|¢:iaent of -butterine, and. “for .stearine. i pets +? “aps BHC ats, 0 ars : a . ng en . ae . . : a | Glasgow Tramway Company has sent two}. Larve quantities of the best of the Jeaf 6a ‘ 6 0 na ae mA eo : hie’ eee I ouyers out to ( anaes to purchase 4,000, lard ate also usec fur the manufacture of aiid c uffs; CC olored and Black : 5 y f -. 2 Lik ithe horses are being forwarded in| what.is known “at” “neutral,” also a con- . wa vo oy meses | batches.” stituent of butterine. The intestines aré mee ’ f 1S of 5 | + " ae ” . | Lord Roseberry’s cotemplated visit to} used fo’ sausage casings; the bladders are as imercs, ic ap. 00 S an 0éS. = Gane Geeeunen I nee _ | Birmingham to fight Mr. Chamberlain, like | used to pack — in; the undigested food e side Farmer sat S - % was | the charge of the Light Brigade, will be] in the cattle stomachs is pressed and used3| : beg ; part. és a ; e Northumberland | ™#ificent, bat it willnot be war. The} for fuel; the. long ends of the tails of | hhcihcci ti ae iain | eee ie: errs - » Tue ad ay M Cha A M v oe | Chamberlain influence in the Birminghaia | cattle are seld mattress makers, the Ker sington, shipred to tl Lemans -| district is one of the °most remarkable | horns and hoofs are carefully preserved | ett. Stee bom . ee « ne; io j \' things in the British political situation. and sold to the manufacturers of ‘combs, | T k d h a . Mr. E. Trauler took away thre rses for | The pedigree of Thomas A. Edison, the ome ame, Eee of the large = . ake a vantage of t ce extravrdinat y low St. George, N. B. On the prev rn- | electrician, is largely Canadian, Among] 200! go to Cbina, where. they are-made | f th h . d ing Mr. J.H. Henry sent away a : bs the New York lovalists who settled in and | into jewelry. All of the blood is carefully | oe pi os cats + be aeaaen for: e next “t ree > boree'to M meton. and Mr. Johw M = ar Digby ,Nova Scotia, at the close of ora Fonauleies py * pony ae | aft maxtle for outh, N.S. On Wed-| the Revoluuonary war were several of steam, then pressed ane arieq and sold to | " . y 2 ‘ eatin fe Xernonth, BB. On Wed | res cael Gf German entreation | rtiiner quagutacturers. RMT ths sare) fhe Wonderful Cheap Men. | itll regatameeancne Donal shipped 23 fat cattle and 6 shee; Among these loyalists was John Edison,| ‘Tom ren lering operations 36 carefaily Ss for the %. John Market His name appears first on the Dighy Te- Se ges ry - ¢ Sor Seresnare. bi nine May Ae a | ’ ~ cords @ few years later than those of Sam eones ure dried and either ground ito | —_ Tr ss See ' } s- Corese Maxers Here. — Four cheese | uel and Moses Edison appear. It is be- bone meal or used for the manufacture of nm es =e | 4 s @ a rrakers, Mesers W. L. MeLaren, J. R.| lieved thongh there is no positive evidence, bene charcoal, whieh is afterwards utilized } . 5 . Moore, J Burgess and Albert Raby, arriv- | that Samuel and Moses were the sons of | for refining sugar and in some otherite- ed here last evening from Ottawa to enter | John. Samuel was the grandfather of the fining processes 3 | Charlottetown, May 7. 1894—dy - upon t av ae ew k Messrs Mo e ventor He, like many Nova Scot an’, CA ee ee ene eee ee ca j -* q | and Burgess have been in charge of On-| was attracted by the fertile lands of Upper In the Spring ro tar ameries during the past winter, } Canada, and moved there about 181!, His Neasid everybody neede a ocd mediche. | ‘ i ee ee et oe eee " he —— an e nan re se d ry = tions at rOn S. nu >| Ps nt 4) { hio, ‘ re 7 "?. : vat i. : oe or . ‘— “¥ | | New I rt é 4D u i R ms for ‘the 4 ‘ the cote on tm r ee ye ao a. ae a, ee | | s | Dobell Line, ‘aga ‘* Mr Dale saben chores a 2 ok in i 7 a urin 1€ COIG ¢ mon 18 mu aren | of the Kensiagton station. The gentlemen | Noother medicine has equalled Hood’s | &¢ ¢*pelled, or when the mild days come, vila Lae: ” a ay - Ay —— aa a —" a ones ile in “ee lief it : oe oa . and the effect of bracing air is lost, the | TT 7 F ‘ 5 Steamer POU, INO will Joad at Montreal re ake charge of the other eta- {| Sare riiia im the reis ; gives ins - ad a Viehle to ter J - > Rays helenae | pr } t 2to: - aaah ton Gait shee deve. ‘Wha tin. Lanceres dyepepsia, sick headache, ¢tc body is liable tot vercom by — del ility ae : . fi r Ch on or Mat = iealen as ; ro aes : or some serious disease... The remarkable 7 sg ae 1 ee eS | day next, an will ye dae here about , . , ss = | suécess achieved by” Hood’s Sarsaparilla, | afte ; : | THURSDAY, 10th inst., ice permitting, SHIP NEWS, and the many words of praise’ it has re nt Me * . ’ La x j and sails for St. John’s, Newfoundland, iat P a \ - ceived, make it worthy your confidence.) & & F 8 . ifty Pairs LACED anc ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS, all | | carrying Live Stock on deck and Produce eee en Fort of Charlottetown, We ask you to.give this medicine a trial. | rh our Gwn make, hand-sewed bottoms with French Calf under deck at low rates. ae te eee ee a ENTERED. We are sure it will do you good. .Rewd the | * : : ae uppers. Regular price, $6.00; your choice for $5 per pair. For Freight or Passage apply te eh eee 4 = , : . <q | testimonials published in behalf of Hood’s : Me “ : emi N.. B. & M. RATTENBURY " Peers te the Veneras Nase May 8—Kohinoor, Cameron, Pictou; 55} garsaparilla, all. from reliable, grateful aeae This is a chance .to- get. CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS at : ' , we re made ne J. K. Fraser “e we Fastnet. Churchill, Hfx; Leonera, people They it don’ baeoe - a Z Tee F t ' may2—guar Agents. - P. Archibald, resigned, Mr. Alexander Hei ghtos, Picton; SS Wm Aitken, ; Re ee 7 ee . vom actory prices. * — acking vice Hon. D. Laird, a sted be 5 ; re the representation of a Presbyt i at _— During _ the past three or four weeks, ¢ FOR SA SALE. Nocth weat A rvangements areas lies tines CLEARED according to private ¢ lespate hes, important | e s the ordina f Mr. J E wt Cardy at|May 8—SS Fastnet, Chur. mill S’side; See a ‘neon we qin oad bet- 7 | The Dwelling ‘ tomes and Property at Hampton church, May 22d 6.30 p.m.| Fanny, Doucette, Pictou; Rustic, | ene eae Oil contention eeaal. | Apri 28, 1894—1m.eod GREAT GEORGE STREET. | Brighton fermerly occupied by: the late Tite resignat Rev. G B. Macleod. of Hugher, do; Leonora, Heighton, River | CS#UVE? of Hussian of) companies, reeu?: 7 7 | Admiral Bayfield as a summer residence Covehead, wae laid upon the table and | John one te ae - Ty - rs world ’ | grt pith jeu e . : and now oecupied by Capt. W. A. Weeks. . r F. Faulk was appointed to} on ; : market between hese two great distribut- ay | The house is heated with hot water, saad é snge with Mr 1, May 18th, and ’ ng and Se ae agents: Territorial | | is in first-class order. About three acres ’ oenwas nm tow thete division was made, the exact limitayof J e }. | of lan d can go with the same. Fosessiw e grega ) ppea he : : ae re eee ti g' me. u shee scar Bar suabgeeet ec ee BRT Columbia Sve eonte erates p 4 orse to consiat of-a line drawn north and south eowinn aacbens: : “> | hrough Europe ino somewhat irregular S f . ance Diseass We hear with re- | In (irder to 8 ll H th gh ype ina ! ha regula , orse lard in ave @ mou 1i—dy tf Trustee. g at Mr. Lemuel Hyde, of West River, | me See Dene ees = we Icyc e ” enc gonenepeaindninslllaaaee - ; oo a oy ia #¢ of the British Islands, y lost seve valuable cows, worth | the animal must be in good condition,| Po'y, ' aid, t , a t $20 The at ala were ttacked t look well and feel well. Horses are cheap fran “ and most of the wes ern P Tlion i es | Wants, Lost, FE ound, &e ¢ strange disease, ana speedily suc- | now anyway, ar la pe or-looking horse has | we, —— z part of the peer I r | ed Phe Sammerside Farmer says: | no chance om pire ¢ Russian trust will probably ret ; i | Advertisements under this heading charged In some parts of Bedeque a jenn mies w be unmolesved by competition east of this | ae er A difference of opinion exists— | fivecentsperiinan brok cattle. Mr. Ewen : " P. eo a. that one | dividing line and make-their own market | F among riders regarding the merits; be : : : Ey : s ak As salliiiil mag of eel 8 ondition Foo Wilt put a or the as ‘ritory. of Asia. ; ’ . . Sd aie i TO LET.—A house on King Street, contain- pie ': . et “ty horse in firet-clase condition or we refund eae pra n _ of-the single and tances. tubp bane x =e ing eight rooms, with a ood stable ‘attached. 4 ro ha i, “git She: others are be-] 1. money: what ie fairer than that? ee : i and a choice of the two-styles is Pu | Apply to Tuomas MoQuarp, Lower Queen lieved to be vetting w Some other! 5 poet a rhe spring cateh of herrmea @t Baie Verte ,! - °% wae } Street. mayld stove hee gett ; . Price $1.00 for a bag coataining 124 |bs.| >. reported to have, beensse large, thatthe 4 | offered on. the 1894 Coluitibia i laut bans | ine, a nercs are teved to eultering trom the | 0.1) of write for full particulars ; ok as "ite, wie : | STRAY DOG—The owner of a fihe New- rams disea« It was surmised by sore : er nets could hot be raised. fr S wheels. You can have thé strong” b | foundland deg will learm of his. whereabouts that the disease was contagious, but tLere —_—— — . 7 a : . resillient -and easily repaired Co- | on =pplication at Tur PxaMi NER office. as Sanita: sf: As tabtemn Parkside, 9280, Race Keeors C EAPEST IN TOWN lumbia ‘single tube or their: new Povna acd . oo 8. , « ‘a 7 * ‘ . absolutely mo truth in such a rumor. Mz: Johnson & Johnson, 2.2% 3-4. will be at the Hotel I ! ' , . inner tube, which. you will 7 O BOS | ON. | FOR S4LE—2) Tubs of good Butter cheap. G examined part of the lung of the peers a on 9th i@th itth ‘ . unhesitatingly pronounce far Apply to G. D. Lowe worrh. 2i eod~mayd chat died | according ‘HE RE SLE DRUGGISTS of May inst . uw Bs ee | ———— firet anima: that di k, ee Me. a THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. - ~ meee = y é ‘ a ahead of any other tire of this TO LET—Half of nanate tenement house the symptom toid ite , oe lark, " , — e : . y ‘ ont thiek. ft es ion , > st pi ™ 4 | Cor. Kent & Prince St’s “s : type. Full particulars in catalogue, Fast Direct ee’ Not Calling | Sire. nest Hillsborough een 9° Jane may thras a —s : : i <f X. | and Outhouse attach Rent rate. similar disease is prevalent among the | Cor. Queen & Richmond St’s which you can obtain from at Halifax | = Cutnoume of n aaa ce . parts of New Brunswick, 7 A , Lalo eld | eins tak | WANTED—A nurse. Apply to Mm : } aon ee st Steel Steamer c ply to Mra. “Mor “e : 4 a able = nimala have eet r may9 be a HAS RD ° MOO +. R. M, Young, Agent a suORIDA” rr wail he Noviention | SON at Mrs. G. W. Hodgso: U—may. ; ; elewra save it is like ——__- —-—- y Z sORID: ill Sai 1 Navige or ea t ea 7 : 7 . 7 , o’s. Wharfy Charlottetown, on FRIDAY, | 0 ora sae SAL .E—That comfortable Se 7 | NAY 180m a7 p.m Rd ery Paya | Eee Riss Serta fe eee 5 | 1-7 g ost ’ tion of Mr. George ‘ r “? r of ip. m arriving at ston early slonday ° if rge A. : 4 COXES a ARMY end Widtevia Row! bis ’s Block. ; eee “ — noms appiy to-m = Pees. Bor FROM . BOSTON—Tuesday,’May 15st, Oo e > 909 CET r I Faia ; 0 repon. KELLY’S SUB-ARMY Charlottetowi Nidy 180128 FR ouR | at 11 o'clock, a. ., and every Tuesday at | Prd pati scanttped nie 5 oY er We are wing twelve colorinzs in this te | —. = — ee oe ana ve ee ER Ae On — 1h a. m. Proprietor. mays ‘ ; ‘will never get a recruit from our shop if Superior Passenger Accommodation. ; intiehiiiiaaisiee t 3 - ew Dress Material TO LST—That six-acre Field in the Royal-

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We're wadin’ through the farm yards

Where the fattest chickens lurk ; We're feastin’ on the country,

But—

We Don’t Want Work! —Atlanta Conatitution.

BUT WE DO WANT WORK! Your trade is what we are after. Success to Home Industry. Do you wish it ?

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Who Sell at Selling Prices.

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lawyer’s office or club room.

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TO LET—The, Garden on Bayfleid Street with plenty of first prize Grape and Fruit Trees, etc,, for tlie season or for the year. Inguire of A. HERMANS, Queen Street.

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TO LET—One-half of the Three-story Dwel- ling on Prince Street, at sip te upied by Mr. J. M. Davison. Apply * WELL- NER. tu—mayl

WANTED—A gir! for gomeral ‘tock. ~2ine. JoHN CoomBs, Water § - eps

‘FOR RENT —The som intending to leave the Island, the very eligible House oo- cnpied by him onthe corner of Prince aad Dorchester Streets will be torent on or about lst May mext. Itis a first-class Heuse ia all

respects, aud is heated with hot water th = out. For particulars fe to = Alley or to the subscriber on t a a OSTRANDER. —mchid

FOR ADOPTION—A number of oy children from Mr, Middlemore’s Em: Home, Birmingham, will arrive here ortige — information apply to Kev. Mr. Brewer or Rev. James Simpson. ape

TO ar —On the Ist of May the twe Stores on een Street, at present occnpied by the subseri ors. Wil! be let ——v ores one Store, ifdesired. Ren: moderate. Apply to J. B. MAoponALD & Co. Queen Street.

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