4 1908 THE cr1ARLo'r'ra'rowN GUARDIAN
°i°ii“`i‘ll°ii`illI”"i.T.i‘n-I.
same The same choice
and Manitoba
illed the sa~'1c-
blended in exactly the
That is why Beaver
always gives the
results-and is always
best for Bread and
Ailaniic Railway
that cheers -but not
inehriettes. ,
The famous
illnnii ln.
(REGISFIIRFD)
this brasil from your grocer
H*Aacepi no aubsituie.K
s oi Sanaiiiln miitnwssf
IAD RIIGUI \TiONS
iiiiniboiod nuttin" I llomininii
iii Maiiitobn Hnskni' huwiui und
cucpilng ll niiil 'Fi, iioi icsui\cil
he lioiiic~icu'lcil liy iiiiy person who I4 i.h
liunl oiii hiiiiilr, oi iiiiy iiiulf' o\ ei lil ycni
io ilu. c\i4:rii. oi' one qiiuiior section
lcuiioiis lm oiiliy mill be inailcin
by Lhc iippiliaiitnbn Iloiii’iiloii Lauri
or Suliigeiiry for ihu district in
tho land in siiiiaiehii iy by proxv inn
bc iiindo ni an ligoiiiy on cortalny
io ii ri iiiilhoi son,
lu iihti ui slr-ici of any iiitoiiiiing
ualonilui l~i rcqiilicil ion ifoiiii llio
\ ua niirlor on > o
~ix muiillii iulrlanoe upon and
uftholiiuilluaach yoar lui iiireo
A i\miic~touloi- ini; if ho so desire
the roqiiirrd rel-iduiico dniles b\
fininlinr land owned so ely by him
eight) lllil mics Iii cxtriit In
of lil lioinos carl lnlil o\\n'ish
not nicv-l.lhl< ieoiiiroiiiciil
Iiilie f Ll orlnrmolliar. if thu flvhei is
I
liuiil owned solely by
oi. leiwlhaii big ity [Sul acioii lu extent
\|cinlt-y il the hnvnostsacl or upon a
for by iilm iii tiio vicinity
may perform his onli
lnlng niin Lloiiather
~ _£;0rwu.uu|ll!1n- -
0lwid¢N.ilIl.brllsm¢lllls\¢. _
“I don’t suppose that time Is any-
thing more to he said,” Bulls whispe-
ed, looking up into Lamberti face. .
"Thereisaiotmoreitu_besa_ll,’_.'de-
dared Lisnnheltl 
I ian of-my lnhq-lia»ee_  twen-
ty-kve, buthehas no rkhtto prevent
my marrying yon.” __
“But you will lose the fortune It yon
marry .without his consent," she re-
minded.
“I can work,” hedeclared. “I would
rather be poor and work for you than
, to have the income and be at Uncle
| JLm's mercy. He wants the money for
` himself, and it goes to himself lr I
marry without his consent, so be won't
give bis consent.”
“We can walt," she suggested. "It.ls
only three years. There will never be
any one but you, dear. I would not
want to feel that in marrying me you
had destroyed your prospects."
“And be unhappy for three years for
the sake of dad’s money?" he said bit-
terly. “You can’t buy three years even
- with half a million, Sue. That clause
was only put in because dad was afraid
that I might marry one of the Spencer
girls. Uncle Jim is taking advantage
" of the clause to make me misemble.
He was only father’a stephrother eny-
way. I don’t see why dad ever made
such a wilI."
“He had a right to dispose of his
money as he saw lit," she said gravely.
“We shall have to wait, dear.”
“PII carry you off by force,” he
threatened. “I tell you I won‘t walt."
But in the end Susie had her own
way. It seemed hard that their mar-
riage was dependent upon the whim
.of James Frazier, but the late Horace
Lambert had been twice beaten at law
by Mrs. Spencer, and when the will
was made it looked very much as if
Lawrence Lambert would.marry Grace
Spencer.
That was before the -boy met Susie
Ronalds. Later Mr. Lambert had
planned to alter his will, but Frazier
had counseled against it, and in the
end Mr. Lambert had passed away,
leaving his son at the mercy of his
shrewd but unscrupulous-stepbreither.
Frazier had encouraged Larr'y’s»murt-
ship of Susie, but when his formal; con-
sent had been asked it had been with-
held without any reason, and themore
young Lambert stormed the better
Frazier seemed to like\it. He felt very
certain that Larry could not wait for
three years and that the~fnmliy fortune
would revert to himself.
That he was more than- commrinbly
rich did not matter. He was of the
type in whom possession begss desire
for more, and he was deaf to»all argu-
ments advanced by Laniaert.
He went placidly about his bnsinm!
and apparently had lost ‘alll interest in
the matter; but, thonghihis mind ap-
peared grossed with oil'wells, hefwas
keenly aware of Laniaerztis lmpetzmua
mood, and he watched tiaerrestlss lov-
er with avaricions eyes.
That the marriage didrnot take place
was no fault of Lamhe'rt.’s, who begged
and siionned alternately. “I won’twalt
three years," he declared impetuonsly
after one of these meetings. “I want
to marryyou now, _whdherfUncl»e Jim
likes it or not."
"I think he will like it soon,” she
said, with a smile. “I don't want to
say anything, but 1've an idea that it
will come out all right.”
"i'here‘a Uncle Jim now," he said In
surprise as tho familiar team turned a
curve in the road. “I _wonderwlmt he’s
up io."
"Perhaps he has come to give his
consent," she said, with an odd laugh.
“Very likely,” agreed Larry, with a
grin. "I declare, he is going to stop
here."
Frazier iumbered through the yard
and up to the tout door. “Is your
swered the knock. “I just want to |ee_
her a moment.”
She ushered him into the parlor md
rejoined Larry in the sitting room. All
that took place camo clearly through
the folding doors.
“I just dropped in to see you about
that south meadow," began Frazier,
when the greetings had been concluded.
“I bought the Davis farm, and ltstruck
me that the meadow would go better
with the Davis property than .with
yours. It's like a separate farm to `
you, with the car tracks running be-
twem that and the rest of your land.”
"I don’t care to sell," said Mrs. Ro-
lands quietly. "I had thought to sell it
to get Suslds wedding things. but now
she's not to be married there's no need
to sell.”
"Pd give a pretty good price for it,”
lie said carelemly. "I'd have to drain
oil! that swamp that iles partly in your
plot and partly in Davis' farm. Five
hundred ought to be a pretty hir
price." .
"I don’t want to sell," was the Brin
answer. "We’ve always called that
‘Buds tronlaauf and I ahan’t sell un-
til she needs one.”
"1 wanted to see you about that.
too.” he went on nneaslly. “I've been
thinking it over, and it doesn't seem
fair in Ure young folks tio make 'em
walt three years. I did think that Law-
rence was too young, but he's changed
amazingly lately, and I was going to
ny um: if you nm nvnrove Pd ur
mother ln?" he demanded as Susie an~ i
ihe plum-0veri|lnnuiow.‘
"Well, lf kno really is to he mlnled,_
began Irs. Reynolds beaiinilngiy. ‘
ess. “To be lure she is. I'll have
lawyer :witness my consent while
drawing up the deed to the monde
land."
las smmpedourefthehouseinai
two women. ‘
he asks). "Is it magic? _
Ronaldo. “Your uncle has been tapp
thelbnriafai-m,andIguelhe
ver tina line into our lot.”
"lf that meadow is oil land,
worth n lot more than $600 he sal
indignlartly “Do you mean to say
to let him swlndi
are gohxg e you 1
for thevaahe of obtaining his consent
“We are willing to let the plot go
was theiwoman’s quiet answer
La th t he ld not
onb lsnghsi, and he left with the de
ternrinstlomto force his uncle to re
the offer
Fmzlersndledpatermliy
“M dee ho hesald
y r y bland!
‘that lot has one of the best wella
know of We struck oil almost on:
Wh
l can be worth
formne You have enough money fo
youmelf and the girl. That.should
sudlcient.
Larq rushed out of the house
back to the Bonakls home The argu
ments the women advanced inuat..ha
with the title deeds the next day
haired old minister stepped fo
and completed thofceremony, and Fra
zier was eager to congratulate
l 1-ine
‘Heres the money for the tron
sean,” he cried, as he pressed a roll
bills into her hands. “Now if yo
V through.”
tary. “Its got one ofthe best oil wel
in the state or I lose my gue and
Get up.
ing up the soil.
Property-”
him.”
'not been- salted-just oiled.
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ee-.2--___ . me v _l
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HLBUIWS HEART AND NEIIVE
PILLS CURE! HEI Mil
#TED HEI LIFE.
Qeninoonawoimegine sailboat
deiihu-miy is a°'ia§ury a. un’ asm. yn
in theexertiement and excuses of present-
lsy living, the nervous system le done
violmoo to, and the heart and nerves being
In intimately bound up with one another,
di|or§_anizai-mn of the on means disease
and ilorder of the other.
When you ind your heart the lout bit
out of rhyme, your nerves unhing daft
VI-it natal you are tnted onofbed of
siokneas._ Take E'Fl:nm’a Heart and
Nprve Pills. They’ll put you in such een-
dllaon you ll never know yon have a heart,
make your brain oleer and active, your
nerves strong, your blood rich and pure,
lsiiai your whole being thrill vita a new
Mrs. John 0. Yemen, Little Rocher,
N.B.,_ wntea: “I was troubled with a
ltab-like porn through my heart.. I triad
many remedies but they seemed to do me
more harm thallnfood. I was advised by
a _friend to ty bm-r|'| Heart and Nerve
Plulf And ter using two boxes I was
eoinpletely sured. I oaaaoii praise then
eneugh°f_or the world of good they did me
for I iieva they saved my life.”
Price I0 asain per box or 8 boxes for
U~2_5.tl&allHdeaaersT¢: rallied direct on
"°_°°lP on y o . llilbun Oo.
name, alarm, one '
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Montreal find Vancou ver
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Wuirrn Express PACIFIC EXPRESS
To ygnqmaw 'i`o Vancouver
Leaves Montreal
Leaves Montreal llaily at ro.io p.m.
daily at io.1o a m. Coaches ard Pal-
Coachea and Palace ace Sleep c r s.
Sleepers- Tourist Fourist Sleepers
Sl¢epersSun.,Mon Tues. Wed, Fil.
emi Thurs. sud Sat.
an 'nary Ind
$es1wR\ “forces
T0 MDQS EJ AW Mill
Vlili Banll sP..'IS.'i’iII§’.l“ii.ll2l‘?i.l..§if"‘If.l-
'Yee' mo. It may steady the boy to
get married.”
“Suppose you ne them about if,” she
suggested. rising and going to the door.
Ba followed her into the sitting room,
where, with bint heartlness, he form-
ally gavehll emaant1`~\tbe marriage.
“pg wry ther," he declared expan-
ll e the price that
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MONEY1‘0I ‘IAN on good eniirily of inn
ti I ‘ il tc .l».
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w. ei. uu\\'/iuli. ii__»», .\., 1'. ian.
LAUGUSIUS BEN ILEY
Bn rrlster and Attorney
0Fl"ICl£:- Over Royal Bank of Canada
KENSINGTON. P- E- I-
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good humor and Larry turned to the
“Whmz is the meaning of all thisl”
“Ifl" he shouted with boorlah heli-
Il he
he*s
w
Zh
“The rnmgic of money,” smiled Mrs.
ins
it*
li.
ll
rryswore a won per
mit the sacrifice but the two
I
surface. enthelandisminennd
I ainkthesharticll n
r
been sound, for when Frazier came
mggested tlmt he and the notary act as
witnesses to their marriage. The gray
mother will sign the deed,.we‘il be all
I Mrs. Ronalds amxed .her signature,
and Frazier thrust thmdocumient deep
i into his pocket. Hia tamed into the
road leading past his new purchase.
“I want to show yon a pretty bit of
land." he told his companion, the no-
is
SS. I
‘ don’t think I often make a mistake.
,..
The last remark was addressed to
the horse, for in the field he had just
bought a gang of workmen were bear-
‘ “What are you doing there?" he de-
manded as hedashed up. “That is my
“Just fixing the pipe line,” explained -
the foreman. "I suppose the oil that
got in the marsh the time of the wreck
gavesome-one the idea that there was _ _ -
oii here. anyhow, aes sunk ms drill ‘r~5"°~  ““'°" ’
right into/our main pipe line, confound
” wg /
'I
And Frazier drove on, echoing the
last two words. “Sue's trousseau" had
A f fi s 
  \ A1'ml»r'» unsure
» _ _ -_ _ ` .- _ By the laws of Uailand corp(
` ' ' " punishment in the pu lie schools §
~ . that state is forbidden. 'Huis prohlhl- ‘
tion was much condemned by certain 7
of"i.he teachers with old fashlonedi
ideas, especially by a teacher in one(
of the schools of the Eastern Shore
some years ago. He was a strapping
Ng fellow, and it was lucky for his
pupils, who were rather a tough lot.
that they were protected by the afore-
mentioned law.
lsldhiscaaeheforetdiieboardoftrue
, tees.
“Gentleman” he said after a reclta
man.
trolling them."
‘yo riust allow me to lick them."
i law " insisted tho chairman.
about once a day, each one of ou m
that. _-Rochester Herald.
-T
The Baggage System In England.
‘So you are going abroad, eh ?” said
a railroad mau. “Weli, watch your
luggage over there. The system is
uboiniiiahle.
‘They dou’t, you know, have our alm-
ple and satisfactory check system. In
England, for instance, no one is re-
sponsible for your luggage but your-
self. You get a porter to put it in the
baggage car, and when you reach your
destination you pick it out with an-
other porter's help, put ii: on a cub
and drive oif. Any one could steal it
Often luggage thefts occur.
“I often wondered why the English
railroads, which in many respects are
S0 H0041, didn’t adopt our American
check system. Last year, asking an
English railroad man, I found out
“If the English roads adopted the
check system they would be responsi-
ble for luggage, as our roads are. The
English law does not make them re-
sponsible. Therefore, of course, they
do nothing that will lay such a re-
sponsibility upon them. But they ac-
knowledge that our luggage system is
they have a registering system-Ia mere
begging of the question-for which you
. W \ X ‘ ’
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A _ gilli
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f i-;in|i;iin.‘"i'_f fi  ~=‘°
Smooth Feeling
The greai poini in Iavor
i oi " Queen City " Hour 1
1 is its smoothness. that is its
adaptabiliiyto all lrinds of I
I household purposes.
D Queen City
Flour
is rich in nuirimeni and
easy,to digest.
Ii malres equally as well
bread, culres or pastry-in
Iact all things coolcable.
l YOUR GROCER SIILLS IT.
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§`i=f_°
Nliif;f~L~i'i "`
Cleanliness is
Next to Godliness
if you want yonrhomethorough
ly clean und healthy. have it done
scientifically. Qrdinary disinfrct
ants give only a fel-.c sense of
security. Microbes and bacteria
nik beyond the reach ol ihe most
particular housewife. i use on)
ihe latest approved method whlcl
is a perfect geimicide and endorsed
Ly a - Boards of Health sau Healih
udicers-
Chargfs moderate.
Gi-. ID. ‘Wright
t “numeral Director and Embalmr.
st .
The teacher did the beet he could un-
der the circumstances, but moral aua-
slon proving of little avail he finally
of his trials, “those boys must be lick- _
“You ena't do that." replied the chair-
‘Theu you must assist me in con-_ __
“Tha sir.” observed the chairman
teiltily, is what you are employed to ‘
‘ilu that case,” continued the teacher,
‘Corporal punishment is against the 5
` "i‘lien, gentlemen," concluded the
f9“Cll0l‘. with considerable emphasis, _
_ 3°*
o cd.”
a
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. you ‘
nst
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_ 2.
i _ dc."
. women ' ui
.
_ I ," 3, “some one must be licked, and I want 
f to say right here that the next time I ..
. .» the have trouble with my boys I’m going 
_ _ in liek ii n-usreé. as 1 have nouaic `
' he
.1 ..
and
.I ' . W; .
Larry
rward
1 the
b . _
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of
ur
Y ily
expect on the average one licking per
i week. I reckon there’s no law against .
.  §\"
/f That `\ _
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  i UWM; ;(:l£X‘II.I.\ & hO.\.\_ Iniiisl.. i\1,,v.iii>.
!   is \iiiliiiivi`ni\\‘pd
. f . Q, ~' :.-
|_'oii.~I&:iiii_icriis solllzitcil N  
~hlppera of all liinfis of l"n.~.~ih Fish.
.- nobiiters. Silmou, ltr.
7 FULTON FISH MARKET
' PERFEFTION
.lin 
Ji \v.|iliu.\i
Moosiiv uiscuii 'rr canon' Co
ATNAI Vivian CANAIAA
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The perpetual charm
of freshness and crispncss
I ‘_ -of dziintiness and deli-
` ciousness - is in every
box of
l
Mooney’s
Perfection
Cream
Sodns
-held captive by the
air-tight, moisture-proof
packages. There is a
B
est in everything. In
iscuits, ir‘s Mooni-:v's.
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WRIST, STIIOIIIIEST, IEST.
E.'W.GlLl.ETT l.’l’»Ti"1‘r‘i‘i‘i
_ 1’ORON'I’0.0N'l’.
Md¢sulhu.Ansua,lm.P\s¢|iats.wmn||r|¢v.
.___ ....__.__.- _. ._._.._.
line while theirs is execrabie And New  Fresh  Ads
Conllgameais Soliciied. I’ 'ompi Relurar.
have to pay extra.” _ _ V _ ,
John Dais'
|07 Fulton Market
/_ New York
, _ Wholesale Commission
' / __ Fish Dealer,
.ilillillllii Hd, Y
Bass,SmeIta and Eels, specially
All correspondence promptly answer
ed. Stencils senton application.
S. B. WILEY 8:. SONS.
Boston, Mass., Transfer Agents.
References, Greenwich Bank. Trust
of America, or any wholesale Fish
house in the United lates.
|i.~.7irav3:n.
FISH
'i
CHAS. W C/IMVBELI
Wholesale Commission
FISH DEALER*
Sinclis, E1‘Is,ii~1d Qiialimigs- Spevlaliies.
208 Fulton lhlamlxet
ILWEK 'YIDEKZ
Esliiblisliccl |865
Stencils on applicaiioii, I{\‘fcrciiC<‘
.\Iarliei s|i.I I~`ulloi\ Niiliniiial llanll.
Willis H. Rogers
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealer
|06 Fulton Market.
~ io npi. icuiriis.
I-:i.dnii'irwi'lw.
_ r:s'r?(1iii§ ei-1|) Eifii.
5.B. MILLER & Co.
Wholesale Coiiiniission llealers in and
Bass, Smells and liels a specially.
Nevv York.
i-i8'lmwf rwani.
Gard
To ihe Electors of Ward Tlirco- -
Ailherc nc\t of .1 number ni’ ilu-
eleciorsoi alard Three. I have consi-med
to conical the Ward ai lla- coming Civic
Election.
ll' elcrtzd I will work for the hesl
iniorisis ol' Ward Tlirce :ind Ihr- (_`ii_v in
general.
I lake illis oppoiiiiiiily to ask ilic
elccinrii of ilu- ward for their siip|.ori.
era ii rn.o»i o ii rm
oi\ini\vfr'~-law
ciifsianu nnuiiifns
FRESH FISH.
Fulton Fish Market, New York‘
Wholesale Commission Deal-
ers and Shippers,
Smelts. Eels, Lobsiers and
Frogs are Specialties.
TIIOMAS CA lil PIIELL
i-.phi Rich nioiul I
Conslgn ments snllciiefl .
Ili
PAGE l‘Ii.F.VEN
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TNEW YORK FRESH FISH ADS
Jai
'T-°-' ww- --_ee---~-~ -;-__-}-‘;-u;i:r- -._~ ~-: ;v___.._. ._ _.nj .___ _
\ ' `_- ie men Fish {')'cf¢i._5r}-:I i-1ii.7'¢ily;fl\'r»r
 /0' iis wi h your name_ -.ull a~l‘fIre:~» so ilial -ic
’ ii'ny fra ni iiuiv in time ni ii _voii ir.{r-ru..-|~'~»-»
n
_ Ivllur.
'I0 GSI-fiwill. Ii uiey eeiiii quiic /iii invrespoaiicure ni..<»cic~‘ 1'i=.~-
"lW lhlil llllrif Bic ways 'lf liannling l.i.~i<, Sui) ping L`aii’s an.. -S rin-is
fish on Ccrrmissinn different or l‘ei-.er sum on urmunlyi
flhlz; U¥°g v _‘"-‘V¢ ‘¥P'|1'f1’-¢`-Kd- U Wa- are criablisliul .|_; '.'i~ \ i
b I ..' u. .avriui aiirniion and  and refer you for siaiwili; in
“lid 'lib I"\»-HIP! lriurns ard re- i)ii.m’s l\lercaaii.'c _\- i-1;. _
iuliiirearhed; not in speak ri il:e *___ Bmdsirceis or the .narl 1| .-.- il
trmized and saiisfaciory accrinnl eil.,-5 }~‘|.||0,, N,“;0,,,,| n,,,,k_ ,_., u_,_
will be rc velaiinna io you. Our place wbclesaieeieuler in ilu: bnauicis.
nf business is the finest 1-1 the city. .
_ @‘f_*end for our “Cusioni's Tariff on Fish" llooklct, containing v,i\u»a‘ ‘I
information for Fisherznen.
.....&.<"1=;_._!f**;.""<_>“F'@“_"-~ri=s=:- ~L_w_.r9_sK._,  _
George T. Moon C
_ (Successor to Moon and Lanplxear)
Vi holrsale Lcmxnissiun Dealers in andshippi rs of all kim]-I gf
iizissii risii, Loissiiens, iam., cinlninn
SMELIS AND EELS A SPECIALTY
2 FU Lion wiiorsslue Pisa MARKET New roar
,_ I
.cs'r.\iii.isiii~:ii 50 Yi-i.»\R.s'.
Careful sonal attention given to all Consigiiiiiciits.
- i8dmvrfrvr3,m
,alle
*nz*
I-I-1\& Rogers & Comvanv
No. 11, Fulton Wholesale Fish Market, New York '
‘ Wholesale Crznimission Dealers
--ALL KINDS OF" .
 i=isi-i
1 THE HUGH STOCKER CO.
Wholesale Commission Fish 'lealers
114 and 115 South St., Fulton I\I;irkct, New Yi>i'l<
Cold Storage on premises. Consignuienis solicit;-il.
Smelts and Eels a Specialty
Prompt Returns .
io-zgdinwirwizwpd.
{‘°._§.-`-'Z'l":l’.<;'a_"T-¢,:?`_~l"r` :
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SAMUEL L STORER, GEO H CASI§,KILBURN POWERS 
`TORE C0
S. L. S R®.
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S1_>if,<:1A1.riaS -Smells. Eels and Cla-n=. _
I6 Fulton Fish Market - - - New York.
l I-i8d iii \v l'i'\\'Ilin pd
O
_-Js;..;;..z'E_"I¥
_ 
Wholesale Commission Dealers lu all kinds oi
FRESH and FROZEN FIS ‘
N. S. Gates Co
° a
Whl l C. 'ss' "
°°f>a=§ief§`?um1 1°" F |'6SI`I FISII
SPECIALTIES---Sinelts and Eels.
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No 8 Fulton Marmot
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S. _B. WILEY & SONS, Transfer Agents, Bains.
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Commia§l‘<l>;ir;ii;';l I. holesalesmelts, Eels, Quahaugs
5. B. Wiley 6: Sons, |38 Fulton Fish Maraet, New York.
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Wholesale
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No. I2 Fulton Fish Market. New York.
FRESH FISH. LOBSTERS
SMEI.’l`S, EELS, &C.
Consignments so‘-iclied and prompt returns made.
Send all stock in care of S. B Wiley &Co;Boston.M-~ ss
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Wholesale Fish Dealers, Commissirrn Merchants in and Shippers “pf above Iisii,
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Boston. Mass., Transfer Agents,
Cla reace 0. Miller, Miller Lon|boll|lm
Ship your Smells and Eels to this iirni above all oiiins
BECAUSE Mr. Meigs personally lmuflies all consignments anil g.-uni.--<
DAILY REl`l.'RNS. The hlgliestmsaiole prices always paid.
~ All Freight and Expressage Guaranteed. _
S.B. Wiley 6: Sons -Transfer Agents. Boston.
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B. D. LIFCE, GEO. I". WHITE, A.S llB.\'S[IA\V
Pres, and Trees. \'ice-Pres- Sr-\~’v_
LL-" B.D.LUCE (Zi C0. Inc.
When the Smelt Season Opens we are Wholesale Caiiimlsfiini
Dealers In al' kinds of
FRESH AND FROZEN FISH
i'ri:Ciax.'i‘ii'..<;-Smells. Eels and C‘am»=, In Carlmul luis,
|46 FULTON FIARKET, NEW YORK CITY
We .rave our qwn freezers on the apremises and are prcpnr,-(1 gf,
lvmflle my qusntiiy of fish at any iiine.
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