simplifies the food problem for
__ FE nomo.
A fi The first years _of our life
»   1SIJANBi’2r :gee
fi
ii
ecaveaieniwelépmd
QR.
' Royal Arcanum.-Prince Edward Coun-
cil, No. 138, meets lq_iKnights of Pythla
iare the most important in our _ Bull. wueuudian Qmee. on word md
fourthlrlda- nFH.Beer'
eiisieuee Thai isiiie timers Sm,_,,_ ,_  R K;
build the foundation for sturdy
Jost.
‘manhggd in the futu;-¢_ In. ’W. C. T. U. meets every Monday at 3.30
fhncy is, therefore, the _most
iital period for proper nourish-
hug. A baby secures the 
possible nourishment from a
healthy mother, but unfoitu-
nately very few mothers can
horse their children. What,
then, is the next best food? Monday in .uni muuui in can. nun'
Cow’s milk should not be
solely depended upon for it
.lacks a _proper amount of
liwhat a child needs most-cell- i ef 3 P- m--D- HONKH-» B°°°1‘di=¢
building substance. Moreover,
£§t is Said by authorities on the ' every Tuesday night at 8o’clock in Brace’s
ding such milk undergoes, from
the cow to the time it is fed to
‘ja child, robs it of much of its
foriginal value. Its quality
_varies and its grades are nu-
-merous; the stomach of an
infant is much too delicate to
_make up such defects in its
'food supply. Scott’s Emulsion _
children and counteracts these
defects. A'
The artificial foods that are
so largely used very rarely
contain milk, hence they im-
‘perfectly nourish the child.
iEvena small amount of Scott’s
Emulsion, one-fourth to "a half
iteaspoonfulin the chi1d’sb0ttle
'seems to be of special value
in adding a very important
element to the food. Its bene-
icial results are quickly seen.
7 Scott’s Emulsion is based
this true food. principle. It
nourishment for a
in the easiest, quickest
most palatable form. No
baby is too young, no stomach
too delicate to receive_ and re-
tain Scott’s Emulsion. Even
ai few drops in a child’s milk
seems to provide cdnsiderable
nourishment that cannot be
otherwise secured except in a
mother’s milk.
If a mother whose milk is
not furnishing _a child with
proper nourishment -will her-
self use Scott’s Emulsion it
will greatly improve the quill-
ity of the milk. - It benefits
the mother as well as the
child.
A child of any age will be
benefitted by Scott’s Emulsion.
It furnishes the means to meet
and overcome the strain of
growing. Being prepared for
easy digestion Scott’s Emul-
sion does not tax the stomach
or disturb the digestive organs
of children.
. Its great value as a_child’s
food comes from the nourish-
ment it gives, the ease with
which .it enters the system,
the quickness with which it
brings about -a change for
_ the better and the permanency
_ if its benefits. The child who
3 isnot doingas well asit should
_» needs Scottls Emulsion.
We’liassmplefreeupcu
oclock. _
L. O. Y. B. L.-Mizpah Loyal Orange
Young_Briton, No. 148, meet every
Thursday night in Brsoe’s Hall.-
Walter-Cras`we1l, See'y.
uuiuu/Nu.sss, Uunea Brotherhood ur
Carpenters and Joiners, meet every
Wednesday night at8 o’clock in Wr ght's
Hall.-Frank Godfrey, Pres.; R. H. Ball,
Rec. Secretaay.
Sons ofScotland meets every second
ProwseBlock.-E. Ca\mnoN,Beo. Secre-
tary.
onus: onnn.
Boyne Lodge, No. 614 meets 2nd
and 4th Fridays' in Wright’s, Ball
Secretary.
St. George's Lodge. No. 1171, meet
Hall.-E. N. Yonker, Secretary
 that théffequent hand' 4 Lai»yW\llaceLodge No u meets lst
2nd 3rd Fridays, in Wright’s Hall.--Mah
Caossrsan. R. Sec’y.
L. O. Y.B. L.-Mlzpah Ioyai Orange
Young Briton Lodge, No. meer. every
Thursday night in Offers Hall.-J.
Chappell. R. Sec y.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren wel com
CityiCounci1 meets on the second Mo nda
in each month. Dr. James Warburton,
Mayor. H. M. Davison, City Clerk.
The Charlottetown School Board meets
the llrst Monday of each month Ewen,
Stewart, Secretary.
seasons. '
St. John’s Lodge, in Masonic Tem e
D1 .
'second Tuesday in month, David MoLen
nan,Sec y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, first
Monday in month, W. P. Doull, Sec'y
____ HST!!! UV
' ___ wor.r.n‘s rnurnnanon Larsson. ler Your. 28 rem old- who kilied
u
H_ S. Barngs gf _Rat Pgnagg Isa. 28.1-7. Memorise verse 7. _ e _ ~ _ .' - _ »
Tells of the Trials of the i “WEN TEX” iiii'°i°ii:i'£°-¢:ii=i»-°iii»`;°-i='i»y°»i»- `
_ Early Settler. 1... us. -/_  ,, ,,,,-,,,,,_ » r
ANT __ _ °°"““3_.‘"“"‘° The Story ol aPioneer.S""°*YS°"°°L LfSS°"- ...  f‘I’.Tl'..‘;.. .....
They also have erred through wine.-
Time.-Abo it B. C. 725. '
Suffered Terribl from Kidne PING- T lid prophesy was probably de
Y y iivsrsa tu Jerusalem _~  
Complaint but was Speedily g HOME REZIADISYGS
Relieved and Cured by , ` ` ` _ _ _. r
Dodd’s Kidney Pins. 1ii(1.3°Worlds Temperance lesson.-Isa. 28  
-- Tu. The Mocker.-Pr-ov. 20. 1-13. _ _ 'rw
Bar Ponraon, ONT. Nov. 21.-(Special)
-Everybody in Rat Portage knows H. S.
Barnes, father of a former mayor and one
of the oldest inhabitants of the metropolis
of New Ontario. Though seventy nine
years of age Mr. Barnes looks younger
than many men of many fewer years, and
is possessed of wonderful vitality and
activity. -
A pioneer of this district, Mr. Barnes
tells many tales of early life in the wilds
of New Ontario, but none more interest-
ing than the following:
“I was terribly troubled with Kidney
Complaint. I suffered severely with pains
across my back, and with a scalding,
burning, sensation when urinating that
was very pnneful;
“Though I had lit le faith in proprietary
medicines, I had a box of Dodd’s Kidney
Pills in the house that I had procured
my wife and commenced taking them
with good effect.
“It was not long till my> acquaintances
started to greet me on the street with
‘I-Iello, Mr. Barnes, how young you _are
looking. They were not astray. I felt
smart too, and feel younger and in better
health than I been for years. My Kid-
ney Complaint was completely cured hy
Dodd’s Kidney Pills."
Iceman-How much for this ham?
Shrewd Groceryman-Don’ know ex-
actly. Just bring in your ice scales and
we’ll weigh it.
__________-_---_
~ -tc
___f~.'LliIl.l§1'?.3lJ'»\/.
W. Good Counsel.-Prev. 23 15-2s.
Th. Woe to the drunkard.-Isa. 5. 11-24
F Danger of drink.-Amos. 6. 1 11.
LESSON ,HELPS.
Florence Jessica lcFarlsne B years old
attorney and the police point to
Accompanied by Neuralgia,
' irritability Sleeplessness
. _ - 7
S. God’s.Punishment.-Nah. 1. 1-10. and D¢pre$ed Spit-its_ I
Su. Drunkards shut out.-1 Cor. 6 1-11. N -
1. “Woe”-The solemn prediction of
great national sorrow and calamity.
“Crown of pride”-The city of Sebaste,
the ancient Samaria, is here intended: it
stood on a hill with a rich valley sur-
rounding it. “Ephraim”-Here put for
kingdom of the ten tribes. whose capital
was Samaria. “Fading flower”-The
glorious beauty of the drunka.rd’s crown
of pride, the city of Samaria, shall wither
as a flower which falls from the wreath
which is worn by: the druukards. The
frequent mention of garlands and flowers
has reference to the custom of wearing
wreaths of flowers at festive entertain-
ments. "Overcome with wine”-Liter-
ally, Broken with wine.” _ .
2. “Mighty and strong one”-This is the
Assyrian king, Sbalmaneser or Sargon,
who completed the destruction Samaria
in B. C. 722. “Tempest of hail”-He shall
destroy__the beauty of Ephraim's crown of
pride, as the bail will destroy the flower.
4. “Hasty fruit”-The figure in the first
verse is carried further in the third and
fourth; the early fig, which iseasilyfseenon,
the' tree and eagerly gathered. represents
the city as it will appear in the eyes of the
Assyrian king. “Yet in his hand”-Ex-
pressing the eargerness with which the
city shall be taken.
5. “A crown of glory”-\Vhen the judg-
ment is seen the Lord will be magnified.
6. “Spirit of judgment”-What was
Alexander cha ter Ro alAmhM“;° 8 ' . §J """""""""" V? ~. _ wanting in inebriate Ephraim and Judah,
Ma D p I and D YQSM \ the Lord shall be to his faithful remnant
in nic Temple' ant Th ‘Y in in Israel ‘Stren th to thcm”-The Assy
,i Vi in   i ‘U  I .
month except June July and August - ‘ H I I ‘ 3
$5 Weldon Sec., ` I % E@ \ rian toiik Samaria. asaman plucks the
Pri Ed 5 Pm” t N __  _ early fig which drops when the tree ls
nee p ory, o.
. - \, 1 . shaken; but the Lord shall be strength t
Knight' Tennis!" Std 4 wednadu of " I A them who follow him; strength to drive
each month in Mhsonic Temple. ‘ __»_ - _ _
W Alben mwud Lodge ot Pxetecdaneb 3_|i,||p|||5q|&m,q|g||¢-ne|r,Qm, their enemies even to .he gates of their own
omsrisoisnulmtniuimui. _
iugarawsiiussauy Jsuus A i1Jui "" °‘”',
0 I ’ ry’ pr ’ y 7. ‘They also have erred”-The prophet;
' turns now to Judah, and charges themi
Lora! CBUGADERS with the debaucheries, fm they, “though
Woompany .-A" every Monday in   strong drink .. have goge ...out of the way.-.L nerves and enabled me to sliegep and rest,
' ht’ Hall . . ’ 1 . . ’
nz 8 at 630 p m *Ada Wadman even the so-called ‘priest" and “prophet”
swf' Kwan" or PYTHIAS ` From A Famous - stagger in the streets, wholly under the
' influence of wine, “swallowed up" with it
Knight' ot P"hms_Emp"e Lodg. asthe sts erin their wal so the “earl
Nc. 19, first and third Thursdays; J D -  \  _ Q' “Z_8_ n u k. _ _,Y _
Pythian Hau,Pm'“.s New B1°ck____John a     their tvytsion and stumble in their
D~M0Mm3ll»K00D°l‘ Gf 3090148 8l1dS¢\l Theycurcallformsof Headache intwenty I Jugemen °
SONS Ol ENGLAND. »
minutes. Stop pain of Rheumatism and
140480 F5011. N0- 143 l!l0Bl7S¢V€1‘!Th\1!'9°~,_Neuralgia. Relieve Car Sickness and _ M;-_._ J;,n¢,-._\\'i1ifu1 wa.” makes
dlI°V¢l1il18iI1S-0-E-.H&llVi0l501'i&R0l\` Sour Stomach. Break up a cold in woefulwant.
Juim A. reid se ' . \
l_ » 97 in one day. Mr. Jones Nousence ! Lots of women
L°d8° P1'"1°° Ed“’”d m°¢i»l S¢°°11d Md N0 PAIN can exist in the body under the waste their breath talking, but never
f0\1l'l»h T\1¢8¢l8Ys of each month in S. O. E. influence of the-se wounsnrur. 'rasLms. seem in want, fur mars,
Hall, Victoria Row.-E. H. Duchemin
On sale at your drug store and all places
. _ . f ‘h ' ` h b' h f
5150!- where medicines are kept, or from the mihgcblxfzthcgnguggéifi is f\~oe,.w;§,Mi:»i,?e
FORESTERS- _ proprietor at 25 cents a box. MONEY Syrup contains the pine_ virtues and cures
Court Avondale, L O.F.,f:iurth Tuesday Rmfunpgp where no gun; is ¢ff¢¢¢,¢d_ ctlaluggs. c;ilds,dbi-lonchiiis, l:;1»arsne;s,hanq
- ; -. ' _a roa an ung rou es, ve ic
°i each month m Cum” Han Gmfwn S"_ SAMPLE’ t°¢ethe1` ‘vim °“r 16 page not attended to, lea/d to consumption. '
S. Renouf, Sec’y.
Court Mt. Stephen, I. 0. F. nr-set and
boolil. t. sent. FREE on application to
B. N. ROBlNSON, dt 1 0.,
Minsrfs Llslmest the Best iislr Restore.
third Tuesday of each month in Castle COIQI-¢0'*\l Q 1 ‘ GOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE.
Hall,Grafton St.-J. W. Sutherland Sec’y.
0.
“'ithout regular action of the bowels..-
Princia George Eecampment. Royal FLAG AT HALF MAST- LMS-Liver Pills P88519-W Uh" b°W¢18»'
_.___ ‘cure constipation, dyspepsia. biliousness,§
Ewan" mee” ""7 Th“"d°’ hi OTTAWA Ngv 19,-The flag on parlia- sick headache, and all atfrcvicns of the;
wright” H“n»"‘MU'd°°k M°L°°d mwtri V '- ' - - f di tion. Price 25 cents All
M Lmmvism i ment building was at half mast today in §"r§‘;‘;:;s_ 3*” ° 
cuuricinriunsiuss, c. e, r., nm sua- "‘°“’°"’ °‘ """"*`“ ‘““‘ “°L°°"'
nina rnursasy, wrists. nun.-w. ny 1 iiviuge
Stevenson, Sec'y. ' ,, ,  . . .
.,,,, .,. ,,,,,,,,..,_ _ _ A Guaranteed Cure 1,mg;-;:d;_3;3;5_;-- f- -  --_»-
CityLodgeI 0 G'I'meeteveryTues-” ._ . ' ' I ‘
Dr. Chasc’s
S Ncrv_c_ Food.
The feminine organism requires an
enormous quantity of blood not only t°
sustain the network of nerves whichare
found in the woman system. but alsoto
make good the periodical loss which so
weakens the body. 4
Consequently it happens that Qst as
soon asthe blood gets weak or watery
_cr is deficient in quantity the nervous
_System suffers.-. andinewomen the effects
are most severely felt in the form of
`i!`1‘¢i!\1larities and weaknesses of the
feminine system.
_ At the beginning of womanhood, at
child birth, during the nursing periods
and at the change of lite. calls are made
for an extra supply of blood, and asa
result nervous disorders are exceedingly
common at these times, and the health
and happiness of the remainder of life
may depend on the care of the system.
Because Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food actually
forms new blood and created new ng;-vs
f°rC¢. it is the most effective prepartiqn
ever used by women to build up the sys-
tem, and restore vigor and strength to the
body.
Mrs. Willis Taylor. Hensley Street,
Charlottetown, P. E. I., states:-I suffered
fl`°m "¢1'Y°\lS Drostrationmcould not sleep,
and frequently had atwmkg of my-V9"
h¢’“dB¢h¢; in 18%. my whole system was
run down and my health mm anything
but a satisfactory condition. Since hav-
ill! used three boxes ot' Chase’s Nerve
Food I can say that I never tried any
medicine that did me so much good. It
has b“f|'- “D my 1-ystfm. siren iitensd the
well. It is now a considerable time since
I had a headache, and I can truthfully
recommend Dr. Chase-‘s Nerve Food as s
splwdid preparation." _
Dr' C°"“"”" »\T¢1"° F005. 50 cents a box
at all dealers, or Eimauson, Bates 8:. Cc.,
Toronto. ’
 i.;_1_
OLD HEADS ARE
GENERAll._Y_THE WISEST.
The following is what it P. E. I. farmer
said io one of C-harlottetowrfs salesmen
The adfman _was standirg hy, and notgd
lb 'l0W_D. It is convincing, it is truthful.
G@li»1°£’ hold of a piece of homespnn
i}Wt€fi, hd S lid. " rherg ig ng 5°\0ddy in
thi1', you have your moneys worth when
YOU buy that. If. is just like what, mothr
made. This isjust the rs ai thing. Uh
dtal' Yes. There is some value in that.
TN 8°cd old mothers ot P. B. I. are near-
ly an none no-~, who used to sheer the
sheep, wash rhe wosl, c~ri the wggi, dn
the wool and then weave in Tnen cgmg
Examining Counsel--What dosyou .fora the thickening frolic,`»»--.wir-lx ‘_-:he “Ga._.;i¢
du even‘ng  whrntieyv'  corner- For   of   Nun"    e.
 13°# k_F\1°t°\ Streets. at We the uufisrsiguea Druggisissrefuiiy B,,,C°,1,c,°,_-You ,,,, ,ou ,,,,,,,d ,oi
0° - _UH U19. Secrealy. prepared togive the following guarantee my mis bm mme da” C95., you set-
Vi°f»°l‘l1\ Di'l5\°° S- 0- T- on Nl bday with every50 cent bottle of Dr. Pettin- ,,,_.e,.t,,_;',, day; . ‘
at 8 p. in
°. . . 3' ' 1 ` ' ' d `.
0"i°'“‘ D’“°'°°’ meets Friday. at8 D- ID remedy in the world that positively cures LawyerFur3t_Yes’ Judgment ay
Prince Edward Division, No 1 meets in all troubles arising from weak or diseased Used Sint.er'i1i_glly _Higzyartfs Yelgiw Oil
W;-i ht H 11, ` _ _ ._ ' cures_ ore roar oarseness, uini-y,
cl : 1; Sa _befvery Tueiday' W' H' ki.gneys‘ f H d _f Pain in the Chest, Croup, ect. Used ex-
" 5° ° cr* Mime! °h@e"_“ Y rewfne ‘ th* ternally cures Rneumatism, Stiff Joints,
- onnrxrmows. _ suffurer is not relieved and improved after ‘Contracted Cards. Sprains, Strains,
Port Ls Joie Eccampmentmeets first use of one bottle. Three to six bottles B“1'°’° Sfaldsv Cubs’ “M Bites °f 1°>¢°iS-
Wednesday in each month.-D. I. Mc- effect astonishing and permanent cures. gm- cousins in Canada have hadanothu.
Lennanf R’ S' i  not relieved and cured, you Waste no   season.   to 
St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday money.”-Reddin Bros., Druggists, Char- an they can and to can ,H they canm
evening.-E. M. Younker, Sec'y ‘
Wilde’ Loan eva., Friday evening Dmggisn ougormfs affects child’s _health too seri-
_ y tonenlect. S metimes they cause
n their, hall in Victoria Row, Geo, _convulsions and deiith. If you suspect
Waller. Sec’y. ' ‘them to be present. give Dr. Low’s
l 4195-* B°b°klh L°d8¢- meets _ Pleasant Worm Syrup,_ which destroys
HAS BEEN
'l's Kidney Wort Tablets the only
ottetown, P- E. Island.-Geo. E. Hughes
Boots and Rubbers.-You will ilnd our
|,°'°’-7 T“°°d" °'°m”"“‘Li“i° _C"°°k°"' pricesa little lower then you have he Pl'i¢6 25¢~ it
The B_I_§_ mu" cn the ant Mud” of glsryillygllszleczi yvt;i:£>so;i°gh\tsct;si3. C136 ottielrqilil;-My brother turned crimson the;
ch mana 5011815 & C0- 21 5 3 W 4i Geraldine-I never knew him to bliz shf"
Cloves and Mitts.-See our 45c, 60:, 75c
“ECA PTURED me Bhd $13) qllllitieo, the best you have _ G¢l'8_idi|\¢'”_W.l19-0 did IN d°`3
" ever seen for the money, and then we Gelild-_-Left Yule and entered Har-
Nnw Yonx, November 19.-E. Gossalcs 5"* UWM? P"l°°° “P "° $3-59 "1 “U the '"6' ~ _ ‘  ' ` ’
enum, uuusui-new-ui or vsuezusiu in bs" ml=¢S~_-J- B- Mscdgnll _8;i0o- itimn unseen is in sen.
gslighnggzednrtfdéy Im' "TR i » W '~ Ejmonia.-Mrs. Topnoteh ii what I call
ts l
- - ' '= ~ . Meu’s and Boys Warm Underclothing- _lmP”"'l“¢“'° _ _
‘minister of foreign affairs of Vdlesuels, M “I t _ _ i Eud°°h_h wh” my ,, _
Corahssbeen recaptured Blockadeot W’ "°°* i”“'7|”3° °°° ‘W
thmud _u yeh  L' yi, derclothilk this season, we have received Edm°“i°““'Wh7» ‘ml i* “W *~ C.°19°ili
the worms without injuring the chllc
Gerald-I dld’t say tbathc blushed. i
1.
Song” (such as the great aniger, Jessie
Haclnrchlan, sang to hundreds of delight.
ed folk in Charlottewanrkmhtgvaugumny
These were the good old times, Wynn
every male member of the family tried gg
wear out what mother made and could
notdo it.”
_ _`The nearest thing you can get to “wh”
mother made" is Reid’_s Double ind
Twisted Tweed.-Tryon Woolen Com.
pany, Ltd.
Yissi zuroo racists.
(Japanese Headache Cure)
Are a product of Japan. There is nothing
like them or approaches them in their
power to stop Headache or pain. In
less than thirty minutes after a dose
your' aches and pains disappear.
ELECRlC TRANSACTION IN ENGLAND.
Loxpox, Nov. 19.*-The Great Eastern,
the South Eastern and Brighton Railway,
have given notice that they will apply to
Parliament next year for permission we
use electric traction. ,K
 a
Mmsns. C. C. Rrcnanns 8: Co.
Gentlemen,- Theodore Dorais, a custom
‘er of mine was completely cured of rhuem
atism after ive -years of suffering, by
me judicious use ur auNaRn's:r.1m;
IHENT.
i- request, ` ; it  ~' < 5 _“in-gp” -so  ° three shipment already this fall, wsjgm Berne, but when she came to the colonial _ The above fsctcan be verlned by wrig-
”   __ _ .T°'°°t°° Crrawa. Nov.1;_-:Eli-Oliviai-ilIowatt‘s i ' d ‘ui tbl” at -
_ __ _ Bicyeliswan s pendon
"i'*"  -_- ,.....u., W. n.'».n."""§s.. ...u{1i"”l“M¥l““¥“YS_”“‘“° °° ‘=°°° 'M'
sensor is
Havana. #November
_‘““. vistas iiiuiisi- mi u_iu_ssis»_iu u-ia.. ,- -
, Underwear of all kinds that was
made-forfgood-solid wear, 501:, 75c 'Thi  
to 85.69 ssuit.  _
a    i  
#Loo and
nf deliatc 
llly_68ll8 whikfer
 ruin."-“nut
”'-“Adi
__ -I _    '-"  _ _ r _.~--_L . `~;:1== ¥=_~; _wgsgvhs ghqbgw v9|u,pm¢unb1¢._ 'R recrption_shehacoaames'e.elegaat!roclr_tinlr‘tohim,tothePariahpriest oranyot
 _ sw"  - . - . » ._ ~ ,m,m,t,»,,;,,t,,,_¢,,_y___1_;___M,¢¢,i,.1d thsnanyeneone ol__theDsrnes. gf-hisneighbors. 1 _
. A. CUTTE.
‘withlhe beauties of
lthe fall. No li oi
 
 °f 
_wily =1l_-sold
could) buy "8 no better
one of
The best
*1_!¢Y'1'¢
_ guaranteed.
' Diamond Rings in pro-
' fusion adorn our show
cases. Mingling their
purity of color with the
richness of rubies, sap-
‘phres and emeraids.
. If you are fond of look-
_ _mg at beautiful and ar-
'tistic jewelry permit us
. to show you our rings.
G. F. Hutcheson,
jeweller and Optician
Brldt lliildtiig ani
For Sal-by
I am instructed by L.C.
to sell by auction at the premises,
ltoiitay. itat. 24th. init att
0’eletl, _ Ilan,
The Brick Building and Land
corner of Queen and King
' known as the Queen Building.
lately partially destroyed by iire.
be sold in three parts as follows:
No.. I - Store and land on north
No. 2.- - “ ' “ “ south
No. 3‘___ si at in centre.
Terms easy and made known
R. BEARISTO
18tld
'T5 l ‘_ ...J . _...__£_~_; -_ :_,__'*_‘ _ 7
cm. or
Leaves *slim mi; Finlay 8
il .
CALLIN G PLACES h I
Sheet Harbor, Salmon
bury, Port Hood. 
PUSIORS. etc., etc. General
~ ' CARVELL Bnos, 
_ - A A gem; _, _,_ i_
A Whirl of » g  -
Goodness - -V'
'anna BQ ,v ‘\_\
srywas ever. _\ -5° 
:.";...°..:if"°'=°= -- QE i  `f` i
I hey are Art »
meif in their ' \ 1 1 -
beau _ 'rii ' ~» .
ly ere is not \
s poor sheet of paver i_n the lot not an envelope
but what will be is lasting satisisctiou.
Ml'l`CllEl.I.’S BUOKSTURE.
fizilltsisehts  J-*Prompt ;-in-:I
 _“ii sy
'_ _
Our stationerv
counter is at .motive
/l
|07 Fulton lliarkethevi York
Wholesale Commission
rismnssisf.  _ e
Mereiuui. si. anim, ous., ' I  and Bolsa special-
May 12th, 19S
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' OATS -
_All correspondence' " ` poem" ptly siswefel' '
I-I-'ll.EY&l0ll.
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