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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 27, 1901. -
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P. E.
On and after Weiiiiesdzw, May i<tli_,
trains of this railway will run daily (S
etcepted) as followsz-
Trains Outward.
Read Down.
-. _
P.H. PAK. A.M.
5.00 3.10 6.35 lv. Ch‘towIi ar 1.30 12.10 9.45
2.20 3-_I0 6.4S R_oyallyg_uiic. i.io 5.55 9.25
.06 4.17 7.17 N.Wilts ire 12.30 5.26 $.39
6.21 7.27 I-Iuiiter River 12 15 $.16
7-05 7.57 Emerald June. ii.33 7.47
A.M
8.10.
8.46
o-ao
l‘.\I. P.M. A.\{
4.32 R15
5-I5 744
Lv
5.5¢
6.25
Emerald jiinc.
Kensington 11 oo 7.23
ar 1 _ f lv 10.30 7 oo
S`side
1.40 9.00 lv. i l ar. 1o.i5 6.15
2.25 9.33 Wellington 9.3;. 5.3¢;
3.05 10.01 Port Hill 8.5; _<_.>»
4.17 10.53 O`Leary 7.40 4.1;'
11.33 Alberton 6.36 3.4o
12.10 ar Tignish lv 5.45 3 oo
. IAM A.i\1 Pm
A.M a.xI P..\1,
.oo lv Ch‘town ar 9.00 3 50
oo ar Mt. Stewart lvs oo 2 20
lv l Junction ian 55
Morell 7.21
St. Peters' l7.o5
10.00 ai"Souris lv 6.oo
8.21
$.45
7-09
6.35
creepy :vw-
essazg aaa
Nl
game
$2862
2.10
1.31
1.03
ii _#5
P.M.
U*
6.05
Pal.
a.ii¢ ax
Mt. Stewait
2.oo
12.4.8
12.25
3.35 lv june. ar 7.50
4-47 Cardigan 7.00
5.10 ar Georgetown lv 6.45
3 °5
8.54
9.10
P.x
35:1 lv
.i.iu.
Emerald jun ar 7.35
..}o ar C. Traverse lv. 6.45”
trains o_ this railway are run Eastern
Standard Time.
D. POT'I`INGE§
Gen. Man. Go .Rys.
Moncton, N. B.
°. A. SHARP
Sltperintende
Ch`town
W
No
nt P. E. I R.
_ May 15th 1901.
Pi-'3i2so'N ss
to wait very long to have re-
_ ded t . O ten ati
m _ _ 0
W
pairs n-
conve r E
loss is sustained by not having
work attended to at the prope
t ' _
F
atten 0 gre
ence and senous damage
r
We not only do our work W
p ly but we do it properly. E
Our orkmen are experienced
and we guarantee satisfaction. E
E- or Bell Hanging, Gas Fit-
ting, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate E
woik
we are unexcellcd.
RDBT. E
time.
prom
B. SMALL.
Great George Street, Millners Old
w Stand. 11 14 d & w
 sm
Comniencing May 14th, the we
known
“S. S. HALIFAX’
Will leave Charlottetown for
BOSTON
PLANT ]`_i_Nn
Via Hawkesbury and Halifax
Every Tuesday at Noo ri
Returning leave Boston Saturday
at noon.
Passenger-s.via Picton on Wednes-
days make connection at Halifax.
For tickets and all information
apply to
ii I.. GIIIPIAII. W- W- CLARKE,
Manager. Agent.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
April 20 d & w.
` “Does Polly want a cracker?"
QQ “ou I door mind po. going in, bon mo,
ll l .
I A woman and a. child are alike. Each
' Muscles, Cramps in the Legs, etc.
e ADVERTISEMENTS §§§§1§Z”§§Z.”Z.`§§.1’§ §§i.f§iX13.§“°
Last winter left a legacy of impure
| . . , blood to many people, causing tired fee1~
ings, lack_ of energy, indigésstion, consti-
B &c_ pa*ion, biliousness, etc. urdock Blood
Bitters never fails to cure you of thee
BURNS' Qonxi-31;, foregoing diseases by unlocking the
C,,,,,,.,,,e S,,ee,_ 5yd,,,y_ ¢_ B_ secretions and removing all impurities
May 6 d&w
' - P Woman is the ease for that which pains
 L  L_ L_ B. niiofothor. siiois boimfor his troubles.
Barrister, &c.
-  C   beautiful than a single star, more beauti-
Braiicli Office, Glace Bay. C. B, _
Collections promptly attended to._
Nov 19 d&w 3 mos.
“days Sons of Scotland meets every second
-f -~ _ 7 _.fd Monday in each monthin Mechanic‘s Hall _ Ever u h 1. _ ° v '
____________ ..._i_._-___§_i<_v_____ B 0 _L D Prowse B_°ck__E_CmER__N_Rec_ S______e_ y p rc asc of lb . tin of Deaiborns Nations.
n \
bod seems to be taking P"°f- Mlm:
Nearly e_,.;.Ul_u__y_; “_hem_`.e,. 8 cold appears: It
yoln  head nose, throat and lungs so quickly
1 éoid need no longer bca forerunner of_§r2ppe,
diphtheriaéir priei;r;i_§>_;ia___0_€:_;.ZialEc;fc_t§_ieo(§_l; of 
is like ii l_i easiiiiie Mom “___ v_al_ Guide to
f°“‘°“,;°§ ‘S _\§u,,,I.,, New i'of'i< one Phiioooi ha.
H°ilil.'\i°<il\"s isiiiimii evans cirinniil
r -._ ’
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
“I'll never give Iyou up, Miss Perkins-
never."
“That's it. Mr. Hopkins, I’d be afraid
to marry such a determined, obstinate
man as you are."
Suddenly Attacked.
Children are often attacked suddenly
by painful and dangerous Colic. Cramps,
Diarrhoe,Dysentery, Cholera Infantuin
etc., Doctor Fowler’s Extract of Wild
Strawberry is a prompt and sure cure
Erhich should always be kept in the
ouse.
“Get out! |Givc me a reception wafer,
and a. salted almond-"-Chicago Record.
Gravesend. Out.
DEAR Sins,-I am glad to be able to
tell you that Doan’s Kidney Pills proved
an excellent remedy for lame back and
kidney troubles, from which I suffered
1 took one box and they entirely cured
mc.-Mus. H. SMITH.
“Are you glad your pa is in politics,
Jimmy?" _
she’s gone in too. -Detroit Free Press.
Mimird’s Linimeiit Relieves Neuralgia.
needs a strong, uplifting hand.
Found At Last
A liver pill thatis small and sure, that
acts gently, quickly and thoroughly, that
does not gripe. Laxa-Liver Pil s possess
these qualities. and are a. sure _cure _for
I Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick
Headache, etc.
“Mrs. Chestly seems to think she is
one of society’s lights.”
J “She relies too much upon fthe efful-
`gence of her nose.”-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
_ A Boon To Cyclists.
_ A bottle of Hagard’s Yellow Oil should
_ be iii every cyclistfs kit, as it is the most
effective remedy for Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, Stiff Joints, Contraction of the
“You trust me thoroughly, dont you,
_Ethel?”
“Of course. Edgar; but tell me, are
the installments on this diamondlring all
paid off"
Run Down.
“I was run down and nervous, so got a
box of Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills,
and they proved of great benefit to me.
Left A Legacy.
from the system.
Miiiard’s Liniment Cures Diindnifi.
A woman that respects herself is more
fui than many stars at night.
LIVER TROUBLIJS, biiiousooso. ooi
BARRISTER ANI) SOLICITOR.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 'T0
NORTH SYDNEY» C' B° Trust not the woman that thinketh
N" 20 3 mos d&W more of herself than another. Mercy wil
LIVER PILLS. They are sure to cure.
fromher mouth.
inard’s Liiilmeiit for sale Everywhere.
'  I A  not dwoii in iiorhoart. _ _ HAG_
slllllils Ui  swim] dlill DDHIITIUII ed as a pain relieving and soothingremedy
C O A L S for all pain.
General (bmmission and Steamship Avi!! W01119-D iS £0 be feared, f01' She
Agents. Ll0yd's Agents and Agents for will sacrifice all her pride. ‘
New York, Boston and Ph adelphia
Underwriters.
NORTH SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON.
Nov Z) d8cw6mos Respect always a. silent woman. Great
FOR internal or externa use
YARD`S YELLOW OIL cannot be excell
_.'¢iiiiaId’s Liuiment Cures Barns.
Y ` ‘ '_ -l ` ` d is the wisdom of the woman that holdeth
RUSS & R055 he »°f=@~1~=-
3 WORMS cannot exist either in children
or adults when DR. LOW’S WORM SY-
Qydngy Qape Breton RUP is used. 25s. All dealers.
Asggicffgyégiy th, Bank °f Bmish Nom _ 'l;_rust not a vain woman, for she is Hrst
- - in e ow
“gélgsggegfmfféféisigndi Mcnwd Mm" 8' Mihnori-gi; sri-:BLING HEADACI-in
mme’ t° Ié°;;hR°I'§_);;"°t° b°“gm “d “Id POWERS are easy to take harmless in
L- L- B- action and sure to cure any headache in
larrlstors, oliciion, ttoavsyancen dc.
now.-_mn s. Ross 1;. A, 1,_;,_R_
rom 5 to 20 minutes.
BARRISTERS, s0LlCl_T0izs,
not/IRIES, 1>UB1.|c, src. ~
OFFICES; MacDonald‘s Block. Charlotte St l
Sydney, Cape Breton, N. S. . To to th __ Dr
spooai aotonuon oo ooI.LLEc'i‘ioN and cn_¥oo"'-o° ‘o.°~ ummm og..-ani
REAL ESTATE __ |  an absolute cure for each
‘ _ d form of ibchi
5°°S¥9 91"* LANDS- R°.'“=° Bwshr or iiilooaiiigroiia pi-on-nam pii§’,
UU 10|’ Clients, and Homes invested or the manufacturers have guaranteed it. geetes- ` ' - »
illillclielitlmayreqnire. _ timanials in the dau, D,-ess andaskyourneigh. side of Queen Square, Charlottetown, P. E. rasberryat1oc.per Ib. ” » »  g _  . B BAYPED  _
w""‘fn'§§{’t,_ct‘““" Q'  1=““=d~ I _ - ,I 'rry Euien siooaroo, :Seger ib. 
|,]. B, lgfghl, md*;,“§l__a,ED“ms°xmus&.C°__Ta_mm_ ‘no¢od¢eiomn<ioyofnoy,an.ioor._   1 _  - _  -rintaoorto iiieugm Omoo-Commun Block
‘Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd
and 4th Fridays in Wright’s, Hall
at 8 p. m.-D. MCNEII., Recordin
Secretary.
low complexion yellow eyes, jaundice etc.
-_Y _ . 1, __ ___ yield to the curative powers of LAXA-
Jose h McDonald LL B
p , ! The gods honor her who thinketh long
- before opening her lips. Pearls come
A haughty woman stumbles, for she
iliiiciin ii iiiciisii ---1 -e  »-  
Coming Events I
ary
onaivan oiimin.
St. George's Lodge, No. 1171 me
every Puesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in
Oifei Hall.-D. J. MUKINNON, Secretary
t
and 3rd Fridays, in Wright s Hall.-MRS.
CRossMaN, R. Sec y.
. 86
BTS'
L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpah Loyal Oran
Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets ev
_ M __ __ _ _ _ ___ _g I. _ . . _ if I . 1 W W W. ‘
L R   Guardian refid_;1Ts_w-ill find the folloiv- 
___ ing convenient to clip and keep for -
rooi, the reference. _ _ .I
Blend Coffee, (Price 40c) will be presented with a Fine
é Portrait of the Late Queen Victoria, mounted on heavy
card. ‘and surrounded by a Black Border, also the Royal
LavyWaIlaceLodge No. 27, meets 1s COST. Of APHIS 8lIlbOSS€d TD GOTd, - alldl 8. Sh0l’l'» 11810 Of
mportant events during HerLiie._
il
Thursday night in Otl'er’s Hall.-J.
Chappell. R. Sec’y.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
CITY Council meets the second Monday
The Charlottetown School Board me
Stewart, Secretary.
roimsmns.
Counr Avounlimi, L 0. F., 'fourth
Tuesday of each month in Meohanids
Hall, Grafton St.---S. Renouf, Sec`y
e
and third Tuesday of each month in -
and, Sec'y.
umlago
1
is Rheumatism ofthe back. _
The cause is Uric Acid '
in the blood. l'°l'ie kid- '
neys did their “si-k there '
would be no Uric Acid and --
no Lumbago. Make the ‘.
kidneys do their work. The -
sure, positive and only
cure for Lumbago il
, ..,,., ._-in
Dodd’s 
will not crack or scale oi.
One third less coal will heat your _house s
plastered with Asbestic.
When having _ your _glans prepared see that
Asbestic Plaster is speci ed.
ASBESTINE-Fire Proof,Cold`Water Paint,
More durable than Oil Paints ax one third the
price.
ALBESTOS Stove Lining will save you time
andmoney and may save your stove. Costs about
one half as much as other linings and lasts three
imes as long.
MGKINNUN 8:. McNEV|N
Lower Queen St , Ch’town.
\
‘v 5 _“V”
IMURTGABE SALE
58 Acres on Lot 36
T To be sold at Public Auction in front of the
Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queens
r County on Tuesday the 18th day of June next A.
D. 1901 at the hour of twelve o’:lock noon under
and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in an
Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the
_Twenty-eight day of February A. D. 1896 made
_ between Duncan McPhee of BloomingfPoint, Lot
or Township number thirty six in Queen’s
County, Province of Prince Edward Is-land
farmer and Catherine McPhee hi-i wife of the
one part and Oliver Rattenbury of Charlotte-
town in said Countv and' Province Barrister _ at
Law of the other part and which said Mortgage
and the lands thereby granted were by Inden-
ture of Assignment bearing date the ninth day
of April A. D.I898 made between the' said Oliver
Rattenbury of the one part and the undersigned
Michal P. Hogan ofthe other part assigned and
granted to the said Michael P. Hogan all that
tract, piece or parcel of land situate lying and
eing on Lot or Township number thirty six
bounded as follows that is to say; By a line
1 commencing at a stake fixed on the shore of
'Bedford Bay. it runs from thence south seventy-
one degrees, east one hundred and one chains,
hence by a line paralel to the shore uutil it
obtains a breadth of nine chains and eighty-
seven links, thence north _seventy-one degrees
west to the shore, and from thence soiith-west-
erly along the shore to the place of commence-
ment and is abuttedon the north by the farm of
Neil McDonald and on the south by the farm
of John D. McDonald and containing fifty-eight
.. .(58) acres of land, a little more or less, agree-
bly to a plan in the margin of a deed from the
Commissioner of Public Lands lo the said
Duncan McPhee, bearing date the eighth day of
September, A. D. 1837, with the appiirtenaucm.
For further particulars apply at the omcepf
W S Stewart, solicitor, Prowse Block., North
.=-  __ ___ _., I M
_ ilk Separators
‘_ Milk Aerators
-A13-
T.A. l’lcLeaii’s
Ma;l1i(1>‘l1H.ul\T.n tl§avi;hIii.JCil.‘.,;s CTt;lrr.buton  
the first Monday of each month. Evil.;   .
mlk Buckets
Coimr MoUN'r S'rEP1=.nsN,I.0.F. first  Testers A
1
0hanic’s Hall Grafton St.---J. W. Sutliler- -  
ipi isoawif.
Salt    .lt Salt
TO ARRIVE’ FR  IV_ERPOOL,'_»G. B _PER _
Kidney. _    ~.   ,
Pius 5`.§F?§!.¥.!._’§§‘._. .!’1§.P§R§
ag TP gs on.
Steamer due here 20th May and will be sold low whilst land-
" ‘   ‘ f inc. Also 20 Casks English Coal Tar. -
f ‘ f ~= 7+ ih<1'10=f. PEAKE Bnbs. ._-sf. c,-<>_
 Just  WANTS, LOSTS. POUND, ETS;
`,",`,",`,`, Saowfl ike and Bordeaux Choco- FOR 5A;_F,_A, ,, b,,,ga,,,_ 8 dqume tenement
The  of  Pla-_stef kites at house on Gerald S. Apply at this oioe. 25 3i
_ .__, My mother also wishes to say that they' B 5 ’ " ` ' "`"' ` " ' T ' ' ~
" I were of great value to her ”-P HILLIER w ° A Quutc h°s°n 8’ fégsgggeggffygégf ‘I"}:;£;’t“ gg; fggt
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“P. C. CO RSETS”
Dainty Corsets for dainty
Ladies. I
. Style right. Fit right.
Made right- All right-
Manufactured only by
PARISIAN GURSET 0
Quebec, Montreal and Vancouver.
Nut To Be=°‘Beaten`
A farmer went into adgrocery store and e<`i ‘1
ted to the eyes of an a miring crowd an en
mous e about six inches lon h' h
88 g, w ic
avowed to have been laid by one of his ow
hens. He had it packed in cotton and would not
allow anyone to handle it, for fear of breaking
the dhenomenon. ~
The grocer examined it with the rest, and, in-
tending to chaff the countryinan said:
“Psh_aw ! I’ve got something in the egg 1in¢
that ll beat that ”
wi
“I’llbetyou~_a dollar you havg_n’t," grid the
countrymen, getting excited. '
‘_‘Rig t !_" replied the grinning grocer; and
going behind the counter, he brought out a wire
egg-beater,
‘°There’s something in the egg line that will
beat ii, I think," sai he, reaching out for the
money.
"Hold on. there,” said the farmer; "let’s see
be t it "
you a , _
And he handed the egg to the grocer
it in surprise on the counter, where it broke two
soup plates and a platter. It was of solid iron
painted white.
“Some folks think they're might; clever,”
muttered the farmer, as he pocketed e_ money
‘and_ walked out; “but 'taint no use backing
a instthe so1'df ct"-- -
3° _ 1 ° . .
’fl`aint no use_backiiig against the fact that
neither the qna.it~y_h§n;>r prices of our Groceries
are to be beaten. accounts for our increas-
' ing trade. ` .
AM, Isyourstnck of nfninnin l ? W
still have a quantity of that pure lgonizw mad:
I
_ _ gill _ aouoaoeoqwin.  llmqtaiomunkedistate
__~roi_¢;»_i3_oiioi<o.os_. _*i.o=v¢rg_;ooei_i_'1=tr¢_¢I'i?.`eiei»h§‘_'¢_“°~» _  _‘ _luirldtw
1
The latter held out his hand for it,but dropped   '
f
kindly leave at GUARDIAN Omce. 25 eodmsi
A - _ i
FOUND-A Watch. Owner ca ha
by spvlyms 1° J- Pickard, west Rdfvoityze mm
_ __ _ mains si pd
' wiiNrizD.`Bo t d ' '
work in bakery. yILIJusi1l‘i: itllxevsé-gyrgagggn ggi?
education. Good recommendation Appl to
D. Stewart, Eclipse Bakery. ' ,7 {f_
FOR S.-1LE';A second-hand Juni Seat B K P
.APPI at on to M ` P “gg
Charlyzvittetousg. clnms Bros’ Iigxpditxset
__oBOY JVANTED.-For shoe store. One with
.m° ¢1P=f1¢zioe preferred. Address Box 37
qty' 4tf
_ _ er ree at
present occupied by Mr Hewitt, _ H as all mod-
ern -improyexnents. -Possession given the first
of May. 26 t f
T0 LET. - Two new dwelling- houses ' on
Hillsboro St. near Hillsboro Square, These
houses ire both_new and first-class in every
particular and have all modern conveniences.
_ Apply to W. W. Wellner. 26 t f
P *TO LBT.`A three story dwellin' on Prine;
, street near Kinderga: ten Hall This house has 7
. all modein conveniences. Apply to W. W.
Wcllner. 26_¢ f
WANTED;-A Housekeeper for the Warren
\P_arm. Amiddle aged person preferred. Sitiia-
U011. permanent i Isintable.--Apply to John
Newson, Charlottetown. 235
To L3T»-Thi! desirable residence on Grafton
_SL Wesl- 3t_Pre_sent in the occupation of Prof.
_ Watts. There is a good stable and coach house.
ta nice Lawn and garden. House fitted with all
m°dt¢1_:°<:l0°\:_:_f_;1_ienoes and heated with_shot Xate_r.
‘\oi=‘.s,Moore, E "°” M” L mfp’
IPor.lsaI,i:. *mba
ry. 1. nook 321832.' » "ts Lai-f‘u.°'
WAGBNQS w_aN'rED.-'resell om- Boer-Bi-ia
nr;-:li Reco.r;“I>ig_urea. Our ag_eii
I ,eaiivaasingt es
seaugzieec om. See our large ads
eve h inuptli
_ ef pm of-um paper. no
'way dia. co., cinoogo, nt m°
' -_
McI.EAN, AA. Q. C., Barrister, Solicitor
_ 0fi1¢e.§rown'ssiook, victoria Row char
ottetown h iii ‘ W 1 " '
cnpa__d_.M;=;1_r;; tgloiiin admans building
I MALLWOOD. C R. Bai-fist :Ian
1 S 1.-W. my mi., ...sf ss., eras;
B1°¢k. ,stely Occupied by F. L. Hazard, Boo,
South Side Queen Square. Money to loan,
I Ilan afacturers. ,
si.i‘:....°=f>:..,°°~'i:..==.-.i:1<:,.‘=~~.,..,°»==:.°=» I
_ o C .
rriphon prompny attended ro. ‘li good vorioezsy
gf Gffhfgs _flleizhs ew. oi§iy_¢.___?_._._ iiioo
_ stand. Kent Street. Cliadottetcwilr. E T Old
'r lla
We have a bicycle that
give you more comfort,
sure, and good health
any other thing on earth
the same amount of money
refer to our Hygienic
sited with Cisi-.or Bi-ako.
The Cleveland and
Vale have it Last
models at wholesale
Mark Wright &
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KILNWIUK
E HS B.(3698)C.H SIB.-5-QL.
Bay with black points
breedetjohn T Elgey Kiliiwick.
York, England, imported by
Winchester, Gut, KILNWICK
Lord swoniami (ray) by Lord
who was winner of thirty-seven
like Sh°w8. by D025 lkrlly (415)
Tripaway( ) G &l|l
Kilnwick Fireaway has
Brute, and none but itat
hree years old, one of
Provincial Exhibition last autumn.
won ive gold medals. I
no wiiibensn e oonnoiiya,
Charlottetown, every
Terms $8 oo season
A9125, Th Ho at wrow
International 8
F08 B0
The “Pill American
the Buffalo. I
T0 LET,-That conveniently situated house‘
on the corner of Pownal and Wat st t
nourn 'ro 'ral
Auniucaiir is VXA
I s s co , BOSTON AND ALBANYR n AKD
Gxiiar noon 'rxiicx NEW YORK C3335'
Htbsow iuvr-:a R R
Passengers arriving in St John in ll\¢
can o direct to the Steamer and take
Bert oi Svateroom ior the trip
T_F_<:i'trates and information apply l°
C e en orto
Ag ty WILLIAM G LEE.
21 dw
HOTEL T0 L
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for rent
well known and beautifully situated.
Lansdowne H
Gm Tmarse Prlrca Edward Isla!-
This splendid hotel contains thirty-tW°
all flushed in the best style and m
ientlv arranged The Lansdowne
mcst pular hotels in the
situa on iii a surpassingly
overlooking the Straits of
makes it one of the best summer r¢s0
Province while, being on the direct
ite boat travel between the Capes. 1! 11”
une winter business There is no bell"
in the rovince for a good hotel business.
ter 8. summer, and the house is in eV¢fy
admirably ada ted for the purp0S¢
Rent tow a terms xesonable
Que Traverse, May 17 igol. dim-
Ill2CI{lllIl0ll &
Barista-nsouoiiors. N°f°fi¢'»¢*°‘
D,A.HACK1NNON¢LL-B.iK-C'
Ili. J. H.Ayefsr
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