s
t
' AN iwssgi vw- 'Darien riettow FLAG. iiieiiouiiciis cacmiirioiif °`”’.*“”°,...."'”'°.........`.'$'i»i.';T'£.."§'€`" “     _ iéllllenrl
Nnw YORK, January 14.-Toensend ____-_ Lamb (lb) .................... ..
 Beet tquarwr; par lb . . . . . . .
. .
Pee.: say. Ti.. Pmnee .ii Nor App.-me ggigéglalelgpfrplerlb ______ __
by l-lie Church. (Qhlckens,
`r.
ll

f ‘fa
V.
1;*
l
'l
‘_'.  u.-. ..;___...
»-is-q¢»-f-,slr-»¢--¢-o
ii
2

.rl
My
fl
1':
$5
.i,
*fi
l.
l’i
l»,f
i_.
l".
i
l .
._
§_
3
i
.»...,,...,,'", `
‘l
S
l»
‘.
fl
1 1.'
1
.z.
_l
,ii


tg
lie
tai
if*

_.,
sa;
2.?
3.-.
:ii


iii*
E; -
.
il
,,
fi-
il

ill
.li
21'

it
ua.. fa-s . »...i».....»i-¢....»..»l~..
...-.-. ................~...........
_ ea,-u_n»»=»»».....y~a.-»u.n

tl 
.fi
ii ,.
il
ei
fit.


ii
til
all

..._ W ....~...
-_gy
'fl
ia
.2'

§ f
sl f;
lg t
3._,
_ ,f
.;.,.
r§ 1-
‘i' f;
 ii
.¢v~as--»-t»~.¢»
s .»»i.u~»..¢¢...|¢»»¢»-
1 .
ll 
_ 4 I
flf
....¢_,.......
?
il
iii.
». i
elf
E;_{
lf 
li
.....,...~...-...... f.~i~»..u~;......¢.o..»i.... ~. _.eq-......»¢¢......w<...........
_,,,,,,,w, »...»~¢.»-»-»~\.r<a.n¢»»u¢.»»~..»~»:.»...
_:J ...X _ ...-~.._ .. _,.1 ,__ . ,__ ____ . ;A_.____;_ .- .-
‘~
il
3..
ii.
ii
~i
»
tl
L..
it
_
QU
is; 
 f

I !_ _"in, E!_.___i;i._ I.. ._ i =;_.__iE._,.,.i___ ________ E- v
° *ff  
-ma»cuis.ni.iu, cninmrrsrows, Pin ics nuwnin isnmn, nuns! ii. not - ' _
Saxton, 70 years of nge, who invented
one of the first bicycles ever used 'in
America, died to-day at his home in
Babylon, L. I. Mr. Saxton later invented
the lirst foldingbed.
669!
Board of Health Proclairns
an Epidemic of Grip.
Grip is here, but of a. mild type.
If. st-ill commences with Cathairiv
symptom-, aching of the limb ,
marked lassitude and a rise of rein-
peratnre, resembling the commence-
merit of 'l`yphoi:l or Malaria.
The couvalascents are apt £0 bv
troubled for a considerable periotf
with weakness, a general want _Ol
phyqt-.1 tone-ii condition to invite
Pneumonia. _
Pi.radi~.vical as it may appear, the
Hgh; Mtacks .if Crip are often times
more .lingerous than the severe ones,
as in the former instances the patienw
are more ap: to ba careless of them
solves during the wail. physicil cam
ditinns that follow.
'lhe use of D1 Humphreys’ Pam-
ous Specific "T7" breaks up the Grip.
ei
while its TUNICITY sustains the worthy son wer. unable to have the
mosti timat f' d‘ "~it th d
digging energies during and aft
the attack.
At all Dru Stores, ‘75c, or mailed.
s - --
§fxbP. ein-t Manual mailed free.
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Cor. William 8: John Sts.. New York.
Clergymen Olliciatecl at the Burial of W.
Woodbury Wells, M. P. P., in
Spite of Smallpox.
The Amherst correspondent of t-he
Halifax Chronicle writes:
n ciio e uria o our en
a.. those vt hich occurred at the funeral of
thelate TV \\ \\ ells M P of Vilestmtr
land Co , on lhursduy Some of his
friends from the siiiallpo\ infected dn
tr cts had tisited the bereaved faniiii
The health ofiicers hearing of it, immed
itely quarantined the house, and when
the clergy men \\ ho \\ ere to perform th
last sad rites arrived they found the pre
miscs in charge of the officers, the yellow
flag li; ing ind the friends in large iium
bers standiiig at a safe distance
The clergy intn \\ ere forbidden to enter
that they do so Rev. Il. ~\. Sretie, D. D
_i 1' hev I. Ll.-ipuiuii, l). D. insisle
on going in wlicn they found th
family almost lieartbrol.ei.i at what the
in their grief and liercaivtuient considers
arbitar) precautions The cl igyme
reasoned with them, erplaining
necessity of every precaution being take
into the discrict lhey then held
short funeral service, in which Rev.
.il Howard of Bav Y crtjoined
The reverend gentlemen assisted by th
` deceaseifsbrother, A J Wells, removed
'he reuiains to the hoarse. Much sympa-
thy is e\'press'ed for the aged parents
who in addition to losing an honored an
n e rien s vis em. an ev
press words of comfort and sympathy.
It is rarely that clergymen have to tak
matters into their own hands in this wa
but the`i-[';§;li'enien who did so di-serv
’ the greatest gratitude and honor of all f
o
their eonduct under the circumstances.
It is seldom that circumstances so rad ‘
tf. ' th b ` l f lam ted dead
` V _ T ~ ~ .
but seeiiigit was of absolute iiecessit'
nl ‘ . I "_ , ` .`
. H 3
' . _ th
1 .
PERMAXEX " .
M I ISI ( 3 ji:.....D......= 
7 ` A Y ~  _
000000
TLS. DISABLED
hears -\.;ro,`\ct‘He ives lo day.
 A. ON, years ago the Provincial Provident In
-rnacnnn or-
YIANO, ORGAN AND VOICE CULT
LATE OF NEW YORK.
URE
Voice cultureaspecialty. _ _ re”
Studio-Tanton s New Building, G
Ge6i$eStreet, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ hours. 12 to 1. 5 to 6. 8
. The doctors had given him up and th
stitution of St. Thomas paid a tota
disability claim to Mr. Roriert Bond 0
this place. Mr. Bond had Bright’s Diseas
re
physicians examined him for the Institu
tion and pronounced him “totally an
permanently disabled and incurable
and soon regained his health and strength
liackinnon & Williams,
B31' iSICfl| SOHCRNSQ N0tafi¢5i elf!
D, A M».c1crNNoN. LL. B., o. c.
E. BAYFIELD W'lLl..lAM3.
Omoo-Cameron Block, Charlottetown
Money to loan on Real Estate.
Jan. 17. d&w tf.
MacDonald & Stewart
He is quite well to~day and the olu gentle
had the pleasure of seeing the old cent.ur_
l
wonderful remedy. It's live years ago no
since they all said Icou1dn’t live it month
_ Yet here I am .”
OCEAN TELEPHONY SOLVED.
Btrilfers, Attorn¢ys'af-Law, Notariers, Sac. ahjuct professor of mechanics in Columbia
J A.    university, the American Bell Telephone
Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I
Jan 8. 11111, d&w6m
3- l. 5" l - -
~ stead of the $200,000 as originally stated,
nearly $500,000 for his recent invention
sto. §_iNMAN
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Commissioner. etc.
of a system by which ocean telephony is
made possible. _
..i___.<._._-_
HAY FEVER CATARRH, BROCHITIS
,~ ..¢~,_m.~- 
Any one of them enough, some unfor-
luuates hear the burden of two for Bron»
.chitis Asthma is all too prevalent. The
misery these maladies inflict is terrible
Hoy-|-Aggg, _ . . P_ E, IgLAyp, and the practise of recommending snnifs
Jan 10 d3m wiy -
llr. l. H. Ayers
._ BEHTIST . _
0FF':i.2E~*3m\nysido. but
Prowse Bloclr. First door to thi
right up stairs
Satisfactory Work. Rensfiiialib
prices.
washes' and ointment ought to bestopped.
'l`l\ey prove useless, often increase the
liinlaiiics are disgusting to use. Catarrho-
Lone the new treatment isgcarried by the
iir you breathe to the thi-out nasal passa.
.res and the uttermost raniificatioii of the
bronchial tubes. It kills' germs that ex-
cite and maiiitain rlisease,_ heals all sore.
spots. soothes the iuucuos' surfaces the ir-
ratation cougli, Bronchitis, Asthma. Ca-
rarrh disappenrasil' all by magic. Two
tlioiisand cit.iz~:iis of Canada have volun-
‘iirily testified that there is no remedy in
'lie world for tlicsi- riiscaiscs like Caitiiri'ho~
Lone. Ihuggists' sell it everywhere or we
will send you postpaid on receipt of $1.06
or to build nn f.tit.li, if you luck- it we will
send you ri 25 ct-nt outfit on receipt of 10
_ __ f . - ‘ cents in .~t.ain;is. N. C. Poison, Kingston
Di   
Pllllillllhll ill) Sllliiitblil.
|lFFlllElilllESlilElll1E-Kelli Si-. Kill
lilly Building.
Ofiice Hours-8 t. ltl; 12 to 2
7 to 8.
TELEPHONE 32:-‘~._
DFLGLIFT
Has rcm'-ved to H0! $D~’l*‘£8 
'}‘..-‘..:zntf:.°, U- S A-_, T h?r¢ tht Wa‘cr? an-1
1iI..nni..i;\ air lisslicn the c.r_e ci
Chronic Diseases under bil Sell'
help treatment. Reduced round-trip
tickets, good 'B months, from U. S. Citiee
All _incniriel anenuseal -Har I 448:' BD'
Ont. , Hartford , Conn.
.?.1?q__--l_
FOREST RESERVE.
_ The Ontario govcriimcnt on Tuesday Set
apart 1,503,000 aces of Lind surrounding
Lake 'l`emagai'iii and Lady Evelyn, in
j northern Ontario, as a park for a forest
reserve. The area set. apart contains
l. .thout 5,000,000 feet of pine.
-_--tv-i
The proprietors of MIXARD`S LINI-
MENT inform us that their sales the ,past
N 0 I I C E Hyear still entitle their preparation tobe
_.___.._.t
I beg to inform the public that I have ‘
sold my right title and interest in my
institution, known nn “Whinton's Coin
mei-cial College,”aitua‘.ed at $ Barrington
Street, in the city of Halifax. tolessrl.
KAULBAUH & SCHURlAN'l_>l‘0Dl’letore
of the MARITIIEBUSINES COLLEGE
HALIFAX.
Parties having accounts iurainst me will
please present the same within one mouth
from the dateuhereof.
I heartlv thank my patrons fo1_-their _
Support and confidence and bespenk for
my worthynneeesnersacontlnnanee ot the J
same glooiifwill neeerded me.
`» f I is. s.'wn1s'ros _
 Demi, it
.~» At. “_ _J _‘N1._ M;
 ..».. _._ ss., ...,,_,.. ... . ‘* »  _ .-
considered the BEST and FIRST in the
hearts of their countrymen.
Merchant and Auctioneer
Oflice and Rooms 43 Great George j`
General Agent, Commission
s ° P. E 1.i.....i_
treet, Charlottel
P. O. B0! 333. ~
Reference: 2 ink of Nova Seoria
j -C  C¢¢4 dk 4'
out and the new one in but for ths
NEW Yorix. January 14.-The Herald
0 to-morrow will say: “According to the
statements of Michaels Idvorsky Pupin.
and Telegraph company has paid him, in-
l
q I .
" Why buy imitations of doubtful mtrit _ 
" when the Genuine can be purchased ts ll  `
easily? 
twin iiaciioueitil _ DO(ld’S'
in this city for the purpose of spreading
the practice uf cremation has caused
:onsiderable discussion among Catholics
as to whether cremation is in accordance
with the laws of the .Catholic Church.
Catholics desiring to joiirthese societies
have sought the advice of their.
pastors. In nearly all cases the priests
have advised azains; cremation
ground that it is not consistent with
I the rites of the Church. Squash each..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'
In reply to the question as to whether
e _ _ _ _ “ ` ' _ Let.-tice per bunch _ _ . . _ . . . . .
_ .
o~ie might Join a society for the spread
of cremation and whether it v asliwful
tJleuve instructions forlur-ning one‘s
body, the Rev. Father F. M, Kielty,
in his .ecree issued at Home in 1>S.i,
burnin the bodies of t`ie deaf" Thtse
“The teaching ofthe Church i-i opposite
cally wrong in burning the dead. .fl`he
practice might become necessary nt times
duringa plague. In ordinary times, how-
ecouomical arguments for or again;
cremation." `
Record|Bicycle Riding.
i Srnisertntn, January il,--Walter I..
Stnnnard of this eitylhas won the worlds
bicycle mileage record for 1900, with
d single day since the nrst day of last
January, and his daily average has been
He commenced to use Dodd‘s Kidney Pills alittle over 1065 miles.
Mr. Stannard to-day receivel olTi_¢ial
about ir.. He. says, "I owe my life to record from the Century Wheel Club of
man enjoys nothing better than telling notification that he had established a. new
D0‘l‘l'S Klflllei' Pills- I“¢V9l‘ W.0\1ld haw America. His nearest competitor' is L.
Y
Lackler of Camden, N. J., who was 600
miles behind him. Belcher of Brooklyn
- is third man, with 28,000 miles.
The greater part of Mr. Stauuard`s rid
I
e.
G 38,887 miles. He has [not missed ridinp: a
w
always without pacemakers.
more tnnn 1% times around the world.
"October, 4l74; N ovember, 5005;lDeoeml;er,
KBS. His best day's work was O.':tober,2l
with 181 miles.
"_-~-Q--i _
During the p=J.stweel<s the part which
the Canadian soldiers tool; in_`the capture
of General Cronje at the battle of
Paardeberg has been told and retold lv.-
t-hegreatest authority on the sul_»ject-i
General Roberts - and several of hi
leacliiie officers. The picture which is
given free by The \\-’eekly Globe to it..
yeaily subscribersfis pronounced by those
who were thereavery accurate ries~t;~i~i,_~,-_
tion of the scene. _-L sample of it can be
seen at his oihce. It should bein every
home in Canaria.
* 51.* 2’ rs. §n},‘9.\‘,'}¢_§“;i.';:‘ 1 1711*; . ¢(,, .L 2:- h
‘=:~ an _-f_»~
is Rheumatism ofthe back. '
The cause is Uric Acid
in the blood. If the kid-
neys did their _work the.-¢
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbaggo. Make the
kidneys do theirzark. The
sure, positive ggi’ ‘
cure for Lumbngo in
Kidney    
Pills - 
--- Cibbage (per head) . . . . . . . . .
._
_ _ _ _ Eggs ......... ..,. . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
The recent oriranization of societies i, Eawis per pair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__
on ‘
possessed of doubtful faith \\ ho seek to 1 H'w,l_ “_h,_ lmow, the lmst always wan
make popular the pagan custom of fre to wh me luubi
e mation and thereby shut out the Chuicri _ _
from one of,”-her most touching functions. LIYIER TRUHBLF-S. bll\°\_1S¥1€S1S_ Sill?
~ - coiup enrol., ye ow eyes, iuunf ue. e
These reasons _yustfiy the condcmnationtf View to the curative powers of Lax
I cremation by the Church, I have no desire _ Liwr pil), They are Sure to Qm-9_
to go intoithe various sanitary, legal and Q »
some men are never sued because they   _   
.9 '
1-.. J ~ ~ - ........s.=.»s2i»es@
ggssggggésxassssassssgggsg
iiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiii'ii..._...
sssesssssssssaseeftssa ~
CD
8
8’
‘D
8§_&8
abbage (per doz
Flour per cwt . . . . . . . . .
_ _
Oatmeal, new, per cwt . . . . . .
_ _
Hides per lb . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Straw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . .
.,
Hay per cwt..T . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .
..
Beets, per doz...... .,...
Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .
..
Tumips. Der bus . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Potatoes bus . _ . . . . . .
.. . 
Nlutton per carcass . . . . . . . . .
._
Parsley tper bunch) . . . . . . . . .
..
Onions per lb .
Carrots, per" doz. . . . ._ .. 
Caiiliflower.......... 
Celery . . . . . . . . . . . . .

____§...___
pastor of Holy Atpgles Church,say§: I  
5 “I answer no, ecause Pope Leo Il ., _ _
.' . A » _ ~ i p __._.____
d calls cremation a ‘detestable abuse for i She"`If y°“ had ml MM* when we “Cu
lil '
U _ _ ._ _ _ get married, why did you propose to me C harlottetawn sash and 
E. words Diinply sonietliiiiiz grave. Those “T0 “Miha t'r“f’h’ darling’ Ilmd no "
:il who wish their flead bodies to bc idea you would accept mer
U burned,inustforthat reason be deprived An _kinds of Coughg and Col(
e of aChristian burial, which penalty Bron:-hitis, \\;hoop_iiig Cough. Pains;
I supposes ii. very grave. cfl`enee_ the Chest, \\'hee'/.llig,_ Hoarseness. .50
to; prevent. the introduction of smallpox _ , _ _ ` _ _ _ lierilinrr properties of Dr. \Vood`s Norw
~' f ~“° """‘ H to cremation. There is nothing intrmsi- pine Symn price 3,-3e_
‘ “Han is never too old to learn."
e of excessive mortality, after battle or be1.ol_ehe“_mudmitit:
ever, cremation disturbs the pious senti- fllllllfifs l-l"l“"-‘Till WPC! C0lll5» CW-
rnents of the faithful. It isnot in keeping: ,I _,_ _ _ _ h
" with the impressive rites of Christian ]?’et'f"‘r" ""“'f f""'“herel°‘e_’S  an
r burial. It has been introduced by men °°"_H~"' l'""""'" """he “ke °f bemg In th
_ . _ _ Swirl
_ . _ . .,
. _ , .
c
are not worth a sou. I
SICK WI1 H WORMS.
I
I ECONOMIC
I
by medical authorities.
U"|%ive ns a call.
e ` ’
§i'i`i`ii““iiE' iii its
Wrote the following: “One of my child en
MOUNT Bmors. Ont; Jan. l4.-Five took sick with worms and after trying Dealers
 §
eady for, Instant Use- No makin] hind
cooking req ulred-
Tnis makes a mcst exoellei t and nuilitioh
asily prepared and ei sily digested, ani hi@ly
Retails at the Popular Price ot Ten cents a
nascar ‘PAi.En
With ex; erienc-d workmen and  machinery, we
1;; apply cnnuactoits and others with _ and Flames, lashes
Ie -tenor and exterior Finish, etc, etc,
- . , I . , . L '- . »
lhront and Asthma yied to the uiiéy our 
‘ unease winaovn, sum, :urn llnlnesnin, Reid
cutter and Conductors. Kiln Dried I evnnn Inrlweol
“'l`liat’s so, but he has to be pri-.tty old “dm CMT’ sV""’°' shamiif ....35-UP
ROBE.R'i`§PAl.R`lR%
- 8 ?eake’s No. 3 Wharf.
. »\
everything without getting relief we p
‘ cured Dr. Low's “form Syrup which ac
promptly and effectually.”
The Christmas Turkey not the Ciir
mas conversation,shonld be stuffed w
Miaard’s Lliilment Cures lliptlierla.
Two-thirds of the joy of Christmas
destroyed [by worrying' about the bills
be presented on Jan. 1.
FOR internal or external use Hagyar
Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as a a
relieving and soothing remedy for
M... _i._D. 11..., sm. st..i..i,-, P Q., Wholesale Commission Plsli
, A _
T0- ' . _
be _ '_ 3.
I Smells and Eels a Speclaltyl
is All correspondence promptly an
t” iwei-ed. Stencils sent on application
  All
.1-.é S. B. WILEY & SONS V .~- _ ~
ing was done in the courseloliltis business
which takes him all over the city andront
into the country. Sundays however,
he put in as many miles as possible,
When lie started out to break the re`c~
ord he weighed 200 pounds;§ at midnight,
December 31, he weighed 297 pounds. He-,
will continue to ride for the rest of the
winter, gradually reducing the number of
miles each day, until he feels that it is
safe to quit altogether. The totiildistamie
‘ he has covered is equivalent to in little
His record by months was ns followst
January. 2137; February, 22’71;,1¢{gr¢h,
2561: April, 2830; May, 3154; June,3119; .`lul_v
3197. August. 3412: Septemiier, 3719;
of it. ' '
Headache I mrlers. 1-lite ltic. and ‘
at all dealers. '
They tell me that the winter’s mild
To calm my shiv’i-ing fears,
_ Yet ashes come and ashes go,
~ And hard coal disappears. '
or adults when Dr. Low's \Vorni Syru
is used.  All dealers.
l Yes.I`n:i the man _whois always late, _
' . . t
For well I know, and so do you,
/ The man I meet vi i1l‘be late too.
DOCTOR 'l HE HORSES
_out I-Iagyards Yellow Oil in the hons
the horses and considers it splendid
Price 250.
_ ~ The Canadians* Part ,Moneyismoreapttomake the man
than himself made the money. '
llin:ir:i's Liiilmaixtes Ciir,Diste:n;isr.
lake Z"
“.\`o. Tliat's a bluff."
rom 5 to 20 minutes.
“’Pa.y as you go' is my ruie.”
when you say yor.`l`i pai a_~'_\_ cn it n c l...tl.
Miuiirtfs Liuiment Cures Cigars, in, Cows
“Ida n.-.ver talks slang ."
“Then that`s it. I wondered why it wa
Sick Heridiiche, Bilousness. Constipation.
Dyspepsia, and all stomach and liver com-
plaints. They never gripe., weaken, nor
sickcn. Price Z5c. at :ill dealers.
“What you doing with your savings
ba.'i‘r. Wiiliei”
left in it!"
NEURALGIA .
‘ I had been suffering about six months
wit h Neuralgia when I started taking
Mill um’s' Rheumatic Pill. They did me
more good than’nny medicine I ever used.
Mrs. Annie Ryan, Sand Point. N. S.,
It is the wise who betrays no 'surprise
when his wife jumps and hides something
when _= enters the house these days.
1
_  -1-Q-it V
_ i'lll.d'.V| GHASES if
  citmnicuae  256.’
 is wt in fha aa¢¢`»a5'~a
Blows.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson, Roland Man.
writes: "My husband would not be wii.h
E
“Isnt Jinison going' to build it new
factory on thc high bank over-lcolring the
1\iiLeUP>;'s srnnnrxc 1»ii2.ip.i.cr-IE _ ._. `  s' -.1  "““-"‘
l';’O\-‘»'lJE.RS are easy tb tal:e,'ii-firniless in RM' ]":"’0 lv Sl 6 ar 1910 A-M'
otion and .sure lo cure any lieaiiticlie in
“Yes so many people \von’t believe you
she could never make lierself_understood.’ f ‘ ~
Lara-Liver Pills are a positive .cure for
“Bustin it open to see' how much paiss A N
no better remedy to clear the head and _ .___ " t A r
settle the str-v~ nah than Milbui~n°s Sterling , 
rc
u I _have opened up n fresh supply o
' Christmas 4 oufeciiounrv, includiu i
li. Chocolnte,Suow Flakes ami llily
niso Table raisins.
_ WORMS cannot exist either in children 1 have rss the men. Banks, N0
D Magazines and l`aily Papers. ' imv Q 3  '
. R. H. MA5ON'S '
And without shame the fact I sta e   -¢]_\p’ew,, Depot" *
_ ’ Atthe old Stand on Great
Street and the New stand eu
g street. i cc r. d
i_>.M. A. M. rum. Am,
2.10 7.l5Vlv. Cli'to\vi'\ ar l.-15 9.45
__ l Royalty Junc. 1.30 9.25
2 N. Wiltsliirc `.."5 8.39
5 Hunter River 8.25
9 Emerald June. 7.44
=' 7 9.'/H Kensington 7.09
6.20 9.50 ai
 r**':“~.`~*’
___.. __
u$fE
?@@9
--as-cc
P~“*"P4»|
7-pegs.-
. ,,_,
&§...=’
1.13 -Wellingon 9.27
1.51 Port ill 8.49
3.00 0’Leary 7.40
' 4.Q§ Alberton 6.35
4.-an a.rTignish lv 5.46
P;5§° sk.”
1‘-M- a.M. -
53:10 lv Ch’town ar 10.10
3._.§oar { Mt. Stewart } lv8.45
3.q0lv Junction iir8.2D
-9.03 Cardigan lv 7.15
5.25 a.rGeotnwn 6.50
P-L 4.14.
_ Mt. Stewart
3.4¢ lv -Tunc. ar 8.523
4.23 Morell 7.57
4.52 St. Peter s 7.28
6.2) Souris lv 6.00
.\.M. rar.
?_».i5 lv Emerald .Tun ar 7.35
6 05 ar C. Traverse lv 6.45
ll
G. A. smuir, °"°"° B _
Superintendent P. E. I. R. _
, Glftpvvfi Dee.Hnt,1Ql A
LLlm=AR.Q% r‘
‘ lAHiW@D. C. Bell Ill
--s
wa
fm!! 1
G-1
=§’
Sai
ll
_S  ~ 0  
--»--- ~~ - ---_W ..-- G¢.°§!_\\\ 35:31-;i.'n t
W n
.  ~ | _ V nrlerwriterir.
l. RAILWAY
as he uses it a good deal for doctoring up _ NORTH SYDX l§Y_ (1
 *_* - ‘ Nov 20 ddziailues
On and after Wednesday,Dec. 26th,»}il)0,l
.lie trains of this railway will run daily 1- ‘~--
iSundays excep.t`l) f ll l :- `  K ‘
socially, if the uian's grandfather, rather prains Outwar,1_e( as 0 0;? - am _ c D  A I, D a
rains lnw
Head Down. Stations. Read Up.  BAlRlSTERS‘AT-LAW,
‘F Cyclnnty OQDU
Trainsof this railway are run by' Re&r¢ne¢»-.Y 2. 1
_ 1».u._ A . _ li , _
Eastern Standard' Time. ll ja;W.'¥ ;
f D. Porrmc ‘ ‘° "'*‘* ""*'*
gs. um_G°  KU9HR(*LL.l.
_ KOWAID B. £8. I- I.
ff-“__”-'?""li
Damn. &nn?h°*&¢ :hens »  ¢» m
'T' "“°1"°"‘”"““"‘ _ ,. _iorricnu meinnen nina.
S ¢r,1.¢u».“uwu1 f ‘o IN M
m&m‘B|l 'lpc Attentln
, .
`_:‘l=_our friend! I very
e
*`lf'F{RR!E»2 MLW %WW’Nf¢& Wlk%`MlW“H&H'
" 
:ill Boston liiasgllraunfer Agents. ’ L. L, 
lim-‘nausea - Dunn’s or Brads# i wks _ '
Time is money, but wehave all we want A genoies, Market- and F ul -...ii Nut I  
_,n sl ganin (SOUTH LIMRLOTIB
H
After a night with “the lic~ys" thereis Nov~ l d&\v4m
Z..
Ee! 1
°*t?.l.. ..
GOLLECTIBRS PIUQILY
ARCHI
Sydney, Cap#
X50l1°_v lo lean i n R1 eilsinir
».> Q iiics t. a.. .. \.
Agents of Yarmouth banking
Flociety,
Colleoiioiis prow lv nttpgt-“gd 1¢_
i.x.ii..ncs.iit§`.‘ t.i._s. .mp
F. its. ousttst.
Novz " “  ~
limi. iiiciiiiw. i.
.le t » * Barrister. 6»e.
SYDNEY, CAPE
Bfllth Office, QIQQ *y Q
Coll ti _ 3*(
it.. 1i`$°.i¢'i'.'&‘.i°.1T’.1Z.’.""' ‘" “‘
is
lmnnn,hh\lsn,
B01' 't f til
10 01': 0? Dunkel
I|@|,¢QlX»
fi
ll Lili
#Dylan
c'ii'F'-'- *iw*
X'
TWl "ii*‘WVWM*K2UW‘V '"’ TH -lf""¢""(