‘I .mv "i .2 "nw wfw wwe ` 'run cniuu.0'r'nrr0wN ouanpmu f me or nw' 'ii ~ ' ~

;=-ul. t.»'-_Lp .»

“Sing a song of aixpence,

A pocket full of rye. Four :ind twenty blackbirds'

Baked in ai pic ”

You could never have baked them but for our Coal. l.l€S`l` YOU FORGET, order COAL TODAY. We :irc at your service and will will von whatever you want.

l.\l COLD WEATHER BUY

COAL HERE.

A. Pickard & Co riinne no

Cl1’t0Wn.

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torily Benefit You. `

_Pm¢l1lSif1I-'I Dhysicians making n spe- cialty of stomach troubles are really responsible for the formula from which Rexall Dyspepsia 'rnbiets are made. We have simply profited by the ex'Dci'ience of experts. _Our experience with Rexnll Dyspep- :na Tablets leads ns to believe them t0 be an excellent remedy for the re- lief of acute indigestion and chronic dysnepsin. The-in .ingredients are *‘°"tl‘l“l¢ 9-“ll healing to the inflamed inembrones of the stomach. They are H911 lil Delisin, one of the greatest digestive aids known to medicine, 'l‘he_relief they afford is ulmnqg im. uiediatc. 'l‘lieir use with pcrsisteiicy Will |`9H\ll1U’ll»y for 4| short time helps U’ hflllll about ii cessatioii of the piiins unused by stoinuch disorders. Rexllll llyplmiisia Tablets aid to in-

-‘illfe lllfflll-UV appetite, aid digestion, :intl promote nutrition. As evidence of our sincere faith in Iiexall Dyspep- sin Tablets, we u.sk you to try tlicm -'it our risk. If they do not give`yo/u entire satisfaction, we will return you the inriiiey you pziid us for them, witliulit nlicstion or formality. 'l‘hr\.y rome in three sizes. prices 25 cents, 50 CP»l\tH. and $1.00. l'.cmeinl»cr, you can ohtniii thcuii only nt .our stores- _'|‘hc ltexull Store. 'l`lic McKinnon Drug (lo.

lee-1 an

mi; i4‘ll'T‘ll'll‘l FOR CANADA,

SAYS ARCHDEACON CODY.

'I`0Il0N'I‘tl_ Feb. ;16-Archdeacon Cody wiiri the principal speaker at the hnin|in\t tpndierrll the delegates to the llinuiiiiiiii Wlililf-suite Grocers’ tinild |,_y ilu- '|‘<»rontn Wholesale Grocers, nod in his i-ei-lpoiisc to the toast of "l‘u|uidi-.," be told of licr greatness. Ile piizturizd her future as the inost ]iw.|ni.-iiiig of :iny nation on cntli. _i\|,..»i|g nmny things he said were ilu-,~a~ :

"ln livery walk of life in (lnnailn

thc word ‘grciitiiPss’ must be substi- tuli-il for the word hignei-is.” " "i‘=i|n-.<Iii’s cold season is her nn*

tional ni-:si-.t. for it renders her frei- finin thi- iliilii-.nlt riidi<‘u.l problems* |.|»'i-llini( titlicl' |n:o\il.~:<." '

-'liwiiiif lo hi-i' .=:ii.\uitiini (lnnnlln. luis

,i _nnrt of n.'il.|li'ii»l corner iii wheat."

“|s!..nk i-nal in <-list und west and \\‘hill- riiiil in t.llt‘. cviil.i'u liuve plotted <`nmi<l.'\ in rr prominent position as mgiir-ill: mzinufacturing facilities.”

“h'iu-inlism will never innke head-

wny win-ru privnte owilcrsliip is wide- s|iri-inl, :ind Uiiiiiitlii wnnts as mn.ny ns |.i».~i:~‘il\lv io own tlirir -own llinil.”

“ilu-_ ldiiglisli in (‘-iiiimln must lisnn nun-0 I<`i'i-inrli null the 1-‘tcm-.li ifiiiiv I'In:7lisli."

“Technical sc-hoiils und full 1-duno

tlonul facilities must lic eiitnbliulinll |tlH`0\l£§ll0llt Uniuiiln for how can :i flvllwvrficy hone to grow wit.in.nr. tin- tllhtlslon of intelligi=.uce.”

'"m\e"9 il* "U l5i‘cnt»*r danger tlinu to

put the i`o'.\'l-r of the linllof. into the hands of ii di-limi,-ian-y '.\'l|ii~li luis noi yet lcarimd to think."

“With the press-nt credit system

m_i\.n cannot afford to be ilinlioiiost."

President Hugh llluin presided at

thc head of the tuhlc scatcll between his Ilon, the l.ieutciin1it-lluvcrnoi' Hir .I. M. (lilison null W. l’. (inndy_\'icl.» president. of thc 'l‘o|'o|ito lluiiivl ' of _ 'l`rmlc. _

Milli. I‘0l~l'l‘ lsiN'l‘l<l|l.“l

CA'l‘lI\'>l.lt‘. t'lll7lll"Il.

NEW \'OIll{_ Ircb. W".-~i\'Ii's. Wil

'liain Post. si»:t¢»r of Mr.-:_ i\`ri-ilcrirl' W. Vciuliirliilt., is the \=u'c.oiul riiaiublv Sfwicty wruiiiiii io wiioliniac hor for- mer crciul null ndopt thc tlntliolit- faith within thc lust two weeks. 'l‘hr r-oilvcrsinii of Mrs. Ilciiry W. 'l‘n`fl., sisl.0r-in-lniv of thc l’rcsii!cnt_ wus iiiinolinccd fi work ngu. It was the iniiiiciice of i.hi- fiinu»u.< .Icsiiit.l~‘ntliui llvrnurll Vuligliiiii, of ldiigliiilll, that lirivlliflit. iibonl; both uinivcr:slon.~l.

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. ::-- The Teeth are the Gate- i way to the Stomach

'V Keep them clean and vnu

r health will hc greatly ini- 'I()O'1`H l’O\.Vl)F_R cleans the .

_l-_ teeth pcrl`cc'tly. 'liardens the ginus, sv.\.'l-eieiis' the breath and ._-_ is very plc-:i:~':uit to lie'c':ind ecouoiulcril. _ 25|: it tin.

Cor. Ct. Gco.f

The _ MacKinnon Drug Co. ‘

and Kent "Strcet

if » »~---iilnviliiriiiii--wil-Ar

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THE WEATHER

" “wj n pipe-inii nf our MASTER -_ _ 2 MARINE snuoking iolizicco

'_(_..i_.._ " "-"_, _; ' :P will calm the most ruffled l - "'° _ ”” _- _ brow. It is mild, sweet and

"-1 4. soothing. Our B L A C K

' ' g Tm TWIST chewing tobacco is

_ _~-_ about the “last word" in that

.._._. __ ,4

ine, too. 'Worth trying fair weather or foul.

=_;"*:.;;'"°" ' 2 -_ .- *P 1 _._i

T Wood and N

'_ Metal Polishes

" 4

? - 1' Wc arc showing a line ol wood and 1 / ' mctal polislies here that are hailed the world " ` over as the best that can be produced.

',' l. ' ~.__ Now is the time to brighten up the wood -- and metal work around your home and these prices enable 5 _,_ '_ you to get what you need :it :i

‘\ vcry great saving.

" \ ` Shinon, a iiplendiil inelnl polish

that will clean auytlnng from linio steel, is easy to apply Rnd l“”°d“F¢° a blight, brilliant, durable polish. rcgular 25c, our special price. . ..l5c

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Liquid Veneer for all kinds of wood, will renew, rcfinisli. C'P_\“ “nfl d\5l°f°"¢

with iinrpriulng ease :ill wood work or anything hnving a. vnrpislied. _lnpnnned nr i-namrlied surface. Il rejuvennteu the original finish and mills in new Bl°“5 liceiidcs. Inrgchottle 401:, small liotilc... .. . ... . .- ~ --~ - -- - - - 25°

Duslhanc in indcspcnsiilvlc for sweeping, it kills all genus.

saves labor :ind docs away with half your dusting. Large \‘=\n I

J5c

L...

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llufehefa Polish the host fiiiinli for floors, interior wood _ '_

work and flirnilllré, is not brittle like sliellac or varnish mid _ __ . _

ianotaoftorsllckylike wax. Apound l0c 3_1: I

Y|cCIuy'| Stove Polish, maniifactured, used and endorsed _

liy the makers of the famous MCCIAIY |'l“S‘°”- "Nl “We P"ll°l' l onthe market. A :an....................... .-»----- »--»- |°°

'l\ltE02crsll<ii0w0rc§

,k Hickey £6’ Nicholson Tobacco Co. _ \. /

It pays to buy in this Province.

W. S. Louson, Charlottetown, was

among the passengers east yesterday afternoon.

Angus Mclicod, Grand View, was a

visitor to Charlottetown yesterday andfleft at night for .Georgetown on his way to Western. Canada.

Thomas Robertson, School Street,_ is deeply appreciative of presents he has received from G. H. Taylor and Vouclurc Guy, Charlottetown, as they

were greatly needed.

The ladies of St. Vincent de Paul

E-lociety wish to thank the managers of the ltink nntl the -ith lisgt. Band as well as all who helped to make l-llc skate in aid of the poor such n.

siiccess. Proceeils were $90.

Yesterday Prof. C. M. Wright,(‘»har-

lottet0wii_ received a cablegram from ldnglaiid announcing the death of his futher Rev R. Wright, which occurred at his home in Yorkshire on Satur-

.lny after u. lingering illness.

Snirrogatc Cohalan yesterday up-'

oniutcd (iolunrbus Ryan and the *iiurrnnty 'Trust Company special -.vuiirdiiins for Miss Helena Mcllonald itallo, grzindtluligliter of the late Al- ‘xnnder McDonald, who owned what vas siippnsed to be $5,000,000 worth .f F.-taiiiliird (Jil stock. The appoint- ment was made nt the request of Ed- nnnd K. i-ltallo, her futher. Mr. Stul- 'ii announced some time ngo that he .vislu-.d to resign ns guardian of his `.v.'o daughters, Miss_l<lelefln and Miss ’.au|rii, and in llvvleiiilier he presenten -n iirriiliiitiiig to the S\ll‘l‘0f»luti¢S_i .‘0nrt nliowiig his expenditures. At that time it was shown that instead if the fortliiiti left to the Stnllo girls icing worth $5,000,000, it was worth ‘inrdly $1,000,000, since .large expen- fiturcs had been made hy Mi'. Mellon- tilil before ho died. It was Miss Hel- :nu Stiillo who was engaged to Nils '-‘loi'mnn, licrnldod us a scioii oi' Swed- .-ih iiobility, rind it was she who lat- r broke off the engagement, cruising woinnii-.|it.-~Ncw York- exe. (The Miss- es Stnllo und the late Alex. McDon- ild ure well luiowii in this county

ind |n‘oviiirt‘.) _

Un 'l‘liursrluy last Qnnen‘s (lounl'fY 'listrict Iiodgs of thc International .'irilci~ of Good 'Pemplirrs wias insti- :iiisii at thc Union Road Hall. The -_~:cssimi niet ut ten a.in., delegates :ning present from the seven subor- liiuite I. 0. GL T. lodges lately form- ed in t)lliel~n's tlonnty. The following ifliccrs were clcctcil:-tl. 'I`.-B.l-lai‘- ly; (liiun.-.l_ Bryeutou; l‘.(‘..'I‘.-Rev. '.. .l_ Wunoii; V, 'l‘.-Miss B. Salind- "rs; Sec.-Min. ll. Newson; A. Sec.- vliiis (‘.. Love; "l‘i'es.--G. Picknrd; G.-- 4. llryciii.<ni; S.--»_l-I. llryenton; Clinp. --J. West; Eli-c. Hupt.--D. llohiruton; '-1. .l. 'l‘.--Mrs. li. H. D. Foster; (Jr- ;iiiii.~ii»»-Miss. I.. Essery; ltegistrar- urs. R. l\'lcI<`urlnnc; Messenger-C. Uioberts. Twciity-live members were :iven district ill-grccu. A hearty vote if thanks wus i.i-iuli-.red to S. H. ‘.Vl‘.lih, organizer, for his cnet-.tive .vork during his sli.oi‘t stuy in this '-’r0vince. 1n.thc evening xi public neetinl: was held in thc Methodist Lihnrch. A large cbhgregation was ircsnnt nnrl ri pleasing program rcnil- -_ri:rl. Specclu-s were given by Rev. nr. Wnson, Rev. Mr. Westmorlitiid, I. West rind S. H. Wt-bb. Itis with unch plcusiure thnt the ncxt district nccting in .lnnc is looked forwnrd to.

The ice brcalicr Minto`cnmc near

‘using the nnmlicr of her mess on ‘l'iu»sdiiy night liist. As her captain put it, for an hour or so it looked very much as if it was good-by to 'lie Minto. The Mintu had left Lieiirgmzown on Monday morning und, on Tuesday, being stuck oft Cape llienr, had hcr passengers -.aiu-ii off by thc Earl Grey which ll-ft Georgetown on Tiicsilay' and arrived in Picton on Wednesday inorpgng. About 10 o’clock Tucs- diiy night the Minto was four miles south of Cape Bear when she he- canie jammed hetwcen `two floea. A wall of ice twenty feet or more in height came steadily out from the shore and as the ice passed under the steamer it canted her towards the approaching wall until she was tilted pretty well on her side with the ice looming over her. Captain Murcli‘non ordered the hosts got ovcrhouril and wus all rciuly to heave his ship when _ thc icc stopped within ii fi-.w feet of them. From that on condi'ions improved and on Wednesday night the Minto got. in I'ictou. Shc had suffered some what from her experience but noth- ing serious :ind on Friday morning lcft again for Georgetown. Capt Murrcliison says that lie has never srcn tho ice in thc straits so heavy as at present. He is at it loss to account for the way in which the :rent moss of ice got piled up s

somi-wh i- re.

::--To break np n cold tnlm llcxrill

gnrous or injurious ingredients. Sa

Drug tio., t‘or.`(lt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. ` 2-lthlrtf.

"fill" ¢\ \L1'i.\ .

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yo\t’|l alwnvs find it in our

EVAPORATED CRl‘IAM_BRE/ll)

l‘ruve it for yourself. ‘ `

Insist on--quality QUALITY! And

Jack _Ratt.enbury, Charlottetown,

was g passenger east. yesterday after- noon.

J. O. Hyiidinsn, Churl0ttetown,wss

a. passenger to Montague yesterday afternoon.

_ James H. Gans of the Telephone Company, Charlottetown, was a pas- senger to Montague yesterday alter- nlnon.

"Sunday afternoon a large number attended the funeral ol Thomas B. Mclnnis the nine year uld son of Al- an Mclnnis, Euston Street, Charlot- etolvii iuclutiing many of the play mates. The funeral also took place Sunday of the eight months old child of Frank Currie, lduston i-itreet.

4.00 p. m.

At the rccent session of thc Do-

minion Temperance Alliance in Tor- onto, the Vice Presiflents elected in- cluded, R. C. Goff, and J, K. R095 for this Province, Rcv H. rl. Thorn,” for New Brunswick, J. K. Mclnnis, Regina, for Saskatchewan. 'Flieluot named is a Provincialist and is editor of the Regina Standard.

An Orwell correspondent writes;-

The Farmers’ Institute organized here a short while ago ig progressing rapidly. Already there is nn agita- tion on foot' to import some pure bred MOCK nt ri. considerable expense W\\l<‘-h_iH Qertsinly ii ntl-i> in the right direction. A. J. Nicholson is fitting his Commodore colt for a ruce to be held on the Orwell Hay ice iii; 500|; as the ice is cleared of the heavy snow. Tliis animal is u dark hay, weighing over elfven hundred pounds Lind horsemen say his speed and S‘f»Y|'* BFE Seldom found in such a Yflllflg animal. Mrs. John M. Mu- licod und Master Monte McLeod, Sciicis, have returned honw. They went with the bridal party iMr_und M"H~ Murray. 'Minn isnln-.1 Mcheod and Ganlt Murray as far as New Glasgow, N. S.) Alex. D. Gillis is “Pending ii few days at Brush Wharf. He Y`0l>oi'ts the ice from Vernon very

ihcnvy. The school here is progress-

ing rapidly under the skilful in-nniige, nn-_iit of I1‘abre llrr-.elan_

John McLeod & <70., the well-known

expert tailors of Queen .*ltrcei,,- have decided, owing to their rapidly in- creasing business and the want of more room, to move into the Offer huilding, a few doors north of their present location. This store will be fitted up with ull the late-.Bt 'improve- ments iii window and store fixtures and the window and store arrange- incuts, lighting, ctc., will hi, up~t0~ dnte in every respect and every fnc- ility secured to mcet the demands of their rapidly increasing business. This firm of tailors is known throughout thc Province for the quality of the-ir work. Each worknian is an expert in his line und patrons get such sat- isfactory service tlint each one is u~ walking advertisement of the good quality of work that can lic secured ut this store. They always have on hand a fnil line of the very best inb- rics, cater to women us well :is nicn, und the pride cncli employee takes in his work is justly shown in the finished product. Clothes made hy .lolin Mcheod & Co are distinguished from the ordinary kind by thc_' quict elegance of the cloth, the perfect fit, strong honest tailoring snil genuine worth that can he seen in evcry line and cnrvc of the garment. Now s i. e time for those who wish good

lh\s firm is offcrinlg special discounts' while they-remain in the old sto e preparatory to removing to their new location. All should rcnll the-.ad iii this _ issue-it will furnish further pointers. ` "

- The Blind Can’l See Far

but they usually have a good taste.

We imported some PURE

COD LIVER OIL direct from Norway, and it is pre- pared with great care and

i can be relied on to be

the BEST QUALITY. - free from the strong uu- pleasant odor which ac- companied i he poorer kinds.

Two sizes.

25c and 500 abottle.

Johnson & Johnson

0 nigh, nninnn ir. nn.. rinnn nu un-. mi-.i<`n The Quality Drug Store.

Cold Tnlilrts. 'l‘lley give quick relief D

and ,ly speedy cure. (lontaln no flap- S

c li

Mac s Cough Cure is

a pleasing palatable pre-

I paration that will relieve

the cough, cure thc cold in the shortest possible tinie.

Itis pleasing to thc

palate, easy to take and promptly removes all irritation Iroiu the throat.

It is one of the best

cough remedies on the market andthe best at its pri_ce. A hottlez. .2$c

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S‘°3;'_‘;'iI.‘.___'f,“‘°" The 2 Macs

is h suits to get them at a bargain*---'for-~

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MMD///:ery Milf

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5' Sale of _“Mill Seconds” f -- Damask _Table Cloths -----.

. f . THIS GREAT SALE UF LINEN TAl.`iLE'CLO'l`HS iiicliidcs a

lot of the most interesting linen bargains ever placed before the buyers of . P. E. Island. A great gathering of handsome linen table cloths-- bo der Wcven right round in each case-~ only requiring to be liemmed before using. These all have some trifling iiuperfection-very slight-which will not ini-

. pair the value of the cloth-but prevents its being sold at regular prices. Inst

ii notice the savings represented in the figures belon :-

L ' Size i _36ir45 ins. _Linen Tablecloths $1 oo for 75c

._ _ White ésxgs it il ii

7X 9 If

Sale 67x_0, ri

_ Snaps 67X°6 "

_ 71x72 ii ` m 7rxIo8 “ Linens 7IX10?5 “ ' _ 88x90 "

________ 88xio8 “ " “ 8.50 for 6.50

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I l. Price

_ V rio for 85c whim

“ " I 90 for i.45

2.10 for 1.60 s°|°

Snaps

fl ix

“ “ 2.30 for i 80

I _ “ 2.65 for 2.00 _ » __ 3.55 for 2.85 _“' H ‘ __ 4-35 gm' 3 45 Linens

-' 5.50 or 4.25 ‘ ' ‘

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£1

l_ ' for the great sale.

uiibleached reg

I 72 in

72 in

63 in _ tc 4 80 in 72 in bleached white 72 in white sheeting 72 in very fine

72 in wigan

80 in very fine 80 in Best Canadian 90 in very fine plain

in 4|

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f Pillow Cottons,Sheetings. Towellings

. the While Goods _ _Sale

f i

Bought at This Sale. H emmed F rec Save on Sheelings at Deep Cuts in Pillow

Coiloiis at White

fi An enormous pile of sheetings in " . unbleached and white twill and plain in _ l eveily width, specially reduced in price

(C at `

80 80

so tt .6 ti

80 tt H rf

24C for .gc 28c for 2.40 28: for 2.4¢ 360 for 3oc 27c for 220 32c for 28c 380 for 34c 42c for 38c 480 for 4oc 520 for 45c 62c for 5oc

'l'Wll.l..ED SHEEIINGS inches wide, special

3E`c 42c 45° 5oc

Pillow cottons only.

FREE HEMMING

We will hem, neatly,`free. of charge all

Sheetings and Pillow Cottons bought at this sale. When making your purchase please mention to the salesman the width hem required, and how soon wanted.

This offer applies to slieelings and

at 4° "

The range of Pillow Cottons is par-

ticularly complete and fine. The goods shown are in almost all cases direct from the makers. and are up to the best standards of this establishment. You will find that every price is sub- . staniirilly cut, making this such a buy- in g chaiice as coines but seldom. And

then bear in mind that all

Pillow Colton: will lie llemmed Free PILLOW COTTONS

English Pillow Cottons

40 in. Circular 18c per yd. l

42 19c per yd. ‘ 44 _ 200 per yd. 46 ‘ “_ 22c per yd. 2

Light Weight Canadian Circular. ;

40 in. Circular zoc per yd. i

42 “ " zzc per yd. __

44 “ “ 25c per yd. Heavy Circular. ‘ 40 in. " 42 “ 250 per yd.

270 per yd

“ 300 per yd.

SEE FATHER DIE, 7 AND THEN lVIOTllI"iR

- BOSTON, Feb. 15-Within two hours yesterday the four children of "Mr, and Mrs. Edward ll, Doherty. all their home, 2 Adams street, Chur- lescnwn, knelt beside the .ientii ned. first of their father, then of their mother. Mrs. Doherty had been ill for some time and her death seemed near, all ‘cha was suffering from heart trouble. _Not until early yesterday morning, however, was the father taken ill- H0

' _wan stricken with smite heart trou-

lala and s few ho'urs later died ln n -'room next to that where his wife lay

tll.

Thera was no keeplnlg the ncvll

-from Mrs. Doherty. As soon an she

‘herself grew weaker und died shortly ~aft.er.

realized her husband had died, nlo

for y ning or olrl. 250. Sole agen s _ __ , _ _ 'rim liexnii stni-nv 'rim ivincxinnon (Cough 9; 1 --:_-if l - ~- = i i ....1

New York Fish Ads _

L 77"' ~-El

i gym.; mam

To fishermen. Fish Dealers.-Kindly fm.-in

nc 0 na with your name and address so that it

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new that there are wayn of handling L;,,"_ Shipping cud. .nd smécn. .un Huh on Commission different or better on demand. ` E than you have experienced. 0 We _ are established 48 YEAR'S TRYUS.Our careful attention and refer you for standing to Du0l'»‘l and handling, prompt rt-turns Mercantile Agency. Bradstreet; and results ri-.ru-licd,not ioiipnak 1"-'* or the Market and Fulton Nation-

ofthe limited :ind saliiilkctoryriccniint | aIB|nl¢ ofany wholesale dealer in the

sale will be revclmionn to yon. Our business. olacc of buniiiennis ihe finest inthe #ity _

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A double funeral will he neld tomor- lhunrtet of ir century. Before that thy

row morning, with solemn high masniwcre residents of the north end. 1', in SL MB\’Y's church. Burial will be Doherty was A blacksmith with - in H°fyl1<>0<l cemetery. The Dohsrtys 'tshllshment at Beverly and Wuhf '. had lived in Charlestown for nearly alton streetl. ` ' _

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