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€RANcE NNUAL MEE1?lf  oil-'_ THE   cz/AR sascnoss _
  ALLIANCE MEETS
in Anpual_Se'ssion Last blight-Officers Elected!
‘ for Ensuing Y,ee_r»- Interesting Report Eg.
liveredby President D. Schurman.
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At the Annual Meeting of the Char 'men staggering along the streets,
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lottet/own Temperance Alliance' last eve- l
"lull, Bflel' l»1l’l_¢f Wddrehsee from . E. B. want and greater thrift of our people is
McCready and Rev. G. R. White and a abundant evidence. of the‘elllclency of
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temperanoe solo by Geo. Moore, the report
of the nominating committee was read t
mlimlllll the f°ll0Wlilll Dliicers who were city has there been less want among the
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“ft°"W*“`dS dub’ °l¢Ci-Gd ;- needy-notwithstanding this extreme
President-D._Sehurruan. wld winter,
_Vlce»-Geo. E. Full.
_S°°"°i9*WY-_--7.1). Seaman. bc, nor will we rest satisfied until it is
I`reasui'er-Colonel Moore. amended. The present vernrnent de-
Addltional Executive Committee-W. s
A Weeks, Dr Taylor, C C Gardiner, R i
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O. Goff, S. F. Hodgson, J. K. Ross, S. F. men to enforce lt, we confidently look to
Tarbush, A. F. Webster, D. J. Jenkins, t
Dr. H. D. Johnson,  Horne, M. Steven- town and country are demanding
S0", A- C- Dlwllemlil. -TODD MCSWIUD. them. I commend to you the recent ex-
Leonnrd McKay, A. W. Sterns, J. T. Mc- c
Kenzio, J. J. Chappbll, George Foster, H. r
H"-Szilfd. C01- D- SIGWMU. J0hI\ LIIWSOII amendments indicated by him should
David Small, Roland Mclkle, S. Thomp make the law inost effective.
son, E. I". Purdy, C. Cumming, James
Brodie, W. T. Huggnn, H. Rackham. we are legiiigfpight of the agitation “mf
On taking thc chair President Schur- ¢
"WU dl5liV0I`0d U19 f0||0Wll1Blddl'0SS i'- lto bring about the present conditions.
I SIQUM mlllih Prefer |711"-ffl“10l5l10l` had Are our teachers, religious and secular
been called to this oi’i'loe,but 1 have never dging all possible Us the p1edgc,especlally
shrunk from duty in this work, even when in the 5.md,,y_5¢1w0h, “,.,.,d no gwd pu,-_
it was not so popular as it is to~day. It is p
easy to stand in the fore-ground in any re- d
f0l"m Whim lb is D5Dl1l9'l'. but there WHS it to all parents maintained their effective-
timo which manyof us have reason to re- msg
member, when enforcing temperauce laws
was attended in this Provliice with per- ments is we pl-incgpai questlon before
sonul violence and dest-ruotionot property, U
to which fact our reenacted and emclevb time indicated by the Grand Division
Pl`0990\1f0!‘iMl`-Jenkllls 0"” be” w5f'lm°UY- and refer them to the Provincial Alliance
AS this IH the BEBBOD Of the YG”-I' f°l` which meets hero February 15th next.
stock-taking, it may be well to "measure
up" and see where westand and what has
been accompllshcd.If“The heights hy great
men reached and kept were not attained ___
by sudden flight," surely we may say the J
iame ofthe Temperance Reform. When C
we consider what has been accomplish-
ed notwithstanding the opposition of its to
opponents, and the apathy of many of its I.
stage. No man that! know of today is ;_,.
bold enough to say a license system is
better than Prohibition. If there should __
be such in our midst, let me remind him A
oi this fact; that in the year 1877~(I
think the las-t‘ year licenses were granted
ln Churlottetown)thcre were 729 convie- throat ailments aré qumkly relieved by
tidus for drunkenness.Forty three licenses V
were granted for selling liquors, and it is A
admittcd,that in every license town, there
are at least as many unlicensed as licensed
places where intoxlcants are sold.
Under the Prohibition Law, ln tho year
1i)04,with twp general elections, there were
only 175 convictions for drunkenness. If
there was no other argument,
i.- . t ii mee e. \ _
 _$3230 _ff _ street su nglxs st ong easterly wlnds,l'alr and decidedly of
cold, local snow ilurries. T ments on the Atlantic Division, during
’ THE TEUPFRATUFE- the coming season. Half the amount
A sudden drop in the temperature last will be for new bridges. '
BLINDED WITA I-IEADACBE.
People often get blinding headaches,
that suffer from constl n.ilon.Slmplest re
incdy is Dr Hamllton's gills of Mrndrakc lllilllll l-60k UN* fl\€l`m°Ulet°1` MW” hel°W
moved by R. C. Goff. seconded
by J.
ohn Anderson of Kensington) W. L.
d th G d D' li i ' i
friends, the wonderis, not that *more-has 85 e mn Nuo” comm “ee n
not been accomplished, but that so much _ A
has' _ 1 __._, --~.,._,_.,  _ ` . d§ h '
“ws iiiivsat iam until?-ed`rli'a"ii¢eius' "_f"‘°“°""`i °°"""""° '°“ ' ° ° 1”"
Some other matters were considered
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cendlarism, corner loaflng, less
of Charlottetown Driving Park was held
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   EXHlDlT|0’Ni_ ASSOCIATION NEEDED 
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Most Successful one-Report of the. Directors -Encouraging
-l'le|d Last Night 'in the Masonic Building-- The llast Year lies' Been a which a Commune af Mlmstm Recmnmmd
;; ` " Including the Appointment of a Senate-
Russian Author Released iror`n Custod
`\ Words from F. W. Hodsoh. ' y
The annual meeting-of the shareholders ii
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hibltion in Charlottetown I venture 1115!? evelllma " i
T0 .
he assertion, that not for years in this
We do not claim the law is all it should
erve well of Teinpei'ancKf€’oi'kcrs. Hav-
g giving us a Prohibitory Law and good
hem for these amenriments. Both
ellent address of the Grand Worthy Pat-
larcli of the Sons of Temperance. The
[sometimes fear that in this reform
duciition of the past, which d ld so much
The discussion of the proposed amend-
stonight. I trust we may agree with
The following resblution was
K. Ross and adopted,
after addresses from J. R. Edwards
ntton and Capt. Anderson :-
Resolved the following be a committee
co-operate with the Provincial Alliance
eking amendments to the Prohibition
ot which shall render it easier to secure
ore workable: D. Schurman, Geo. E.
ull and J. D. Edwards.
il the meeting closed with the l\ational
nthcm.
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other
THE WEATHER _
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Toliouro, Feb. 3-(Speclo.l.)-Fresh to
and adopted. _ t
whichlls as follows: ' o
Annual Report wish to congratulate the
shareholders upon the success of the t
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apo-Cresolene tablets, ten cents per box R
'l drugglsts. D
today.
through the derailing of n sleeping _car in
which Mr. Rogers was sleeping. No per- Pa
'rim i"RonAmLITiEs son was hum
The Directors in submitting their
on their grounds in September last. m
held here. Owing to the fact that our l
or Halifax, we had some of the very best m
people to see such stock cannot but be m
Notwithstanding the fact that some of
to be able to state that our Island exhibi
tion. su
The lectures in the Farmers' Pavilion
and those judges to our farmers on agrl- e
cultural ,subjects, in which great interest y
be more and more appreciated each year b
as their value is being better understood. li
Mr. Hodson, the Live Stock Com- t
itends almost, lf not all the lar- During the year your Directors had to
rexhlbiticns in Canada, writing toour 'expend over $1100.00 in repairs to the stored throughout liussis, the few ex-
resident expressed himself as much Grand Stand and other buildings, largely Ce
The minutes of last meeting were read ‘pleased with our Exhibition. We take" of a permanent napirc. A portion of these
he liberty of quotlnga portion of his let-_ repairs, and well within the mark of the 5|\W» l\0W0V'~’I`i illefe bus U00” il l"’l“l`" i0
President Haszard read Directors’ report ter which wc believe will be gratifying to amount paid in permanent repairs, your ul
ur shareholdersz- Directors have charged to the Rest Ac-
“Dear Mr. flaszardz ' count, and from the balance of this ycar`s
Sr. Pnrnasnivnc, Feb. 2.-(Speclal).-
Order appears to have been generally re-
ptioiis being in Poland. Even in War-
most normal conditions.
The committee of iiiinisters here hns
"I have carefully gone over the work of earnings propose to pay u. dividend to the f°"'”“l“if0d llllil ihc Emperor luis sanct-
he judges at the various exhibitions. Il_ shareholders of 35 per cent. The balance
fourth Inter-Provincial Exhibition held hovc noted with pleasure the excellent `on hand ns shown by the Statement
loncrl a number of proposals looking to-
wards the establishment of ii Senate upon
a basis of closer connection with them,
doing away with the administrative
orders,suspcnding certain lawsand ln other
ways checking the evils which have aris-
en through acts of ministers or officials.
lliaxiin (Porky, the author, has been rc-
lensed from custody. _
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aniigement of your Fair. I can say \vill_ be required during the winter and      
The`Exhibltlon itself was the best ever without fear of contradiction that you summer to pay current expenses
iuve one of the best equipped and innnag- During the _vear also our Provincial
dates did not clash with those of St. John ed Fairs in Canada. Everythlhg seems to Government hclil the Annual Seed l<`air
we 111011: smoothly and uizreenbly in all which was immiisvd bv our Secretary and Amir tiniest two whole iiiiys' mill.-. i .iii any c<miiut-i¥.i- iiiimeu battled with
a llnals from the other Provinces with us; departments. This ls, I feel due to the Was a complete success
» - wmlthc ,mow un. "Nl t_|,,.0ug|, u._,i,, thc drifts between Georgetown and
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and the educative value of enabling our vigilance Of your board and the excellent The past autumn the Fruit Growe rs ___ S l __.l  _ ` _ __ _ Mount Stewart. Agiant bank at Egiiifs
auagement of your becretary-'i`rens- Association held their Annual Meeting Dm uwmelwc "mc Iuemuy uudwd Creeknlittlecustof the village stopped
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G`|`9“l7- “~"°"- Bild fm' i-he fll`Hl» i-lille Offered Illmlel’ Dl`l7-Cfilthc city "‘h‘"'Uy "ner te" ovclock hm' the train for some hours and the passen-
' ' This commendatloii coming from such a , towards which your Directors voted the night. It was heudeil by two snow plow.~. gets vi-uikml L0 Munn; Smwnrt ,und enum
the best herds of 'cattle in those Pro- source 'unsolicited is highly appreclatedsum of $50.00. and three engines and had been f,<, me city hy gpm-ini which had reached
vinces_ were in competition,we are pleased by your Directors. ’i‘he Secrctiirfs Report is submitted formed by adding the engine and thul, point, in the afternoon. It reached
The attendance at thc Elrhibltlon was -herewith. It shows that the largest snow plow ol the Cape 'l‘ruversc C||a|~1Qt1,et0wNih0u1 7,30,
tors' cattle were successful in carrying large,nliuost equal to our banner year of 'amount of prize money ever paid at any train to the one that had been working Alter Conductor Hllibsft had got to
off’ much of the prize money. 1902. _Owing to the fact that we were un- Exhibition on this Island was paid at that through from Summcrsidc since noon on Mount Stewart he had to run to Royalty
Our thanks are due tothe judges for able to obtain any special attractions this oflast autumn. \Verlncsiluy. The appearance of thc train Junction to turn, the Mount Stewart
o5¢_ and have the pubnc meetingsfm. ¢_h5,..thelr valuable services and to F. W. year, the Race Grounds and Grand St nd isgdl F- L~ HASZARD ' ` ' - '
B. f \ Preéidem as it laboriously pulled into thc Charlotte 3 having been completely blocked
igoussion of this old theme dem. at lens; Ho<lsou,.the Dominion Live Stock Com- were notso well pntronized. Had your-I R R F,,|.ZmmM_D ' town station, covered with snow and up with s,,0“._ He ,.,,"c|,ed_ the
obtain the very best Judges in canada tractions your Board believe the addll:
at a much more moderate cost than we lonal receipts from the Exhibition, Grand
could have obtained them ourselves. His Stand and Race Gates, would have been
presence here and the interest taken by much larger than ever before and would
him werefbf great benefit to the Exhihl- have fully warranted the obtaining of
ch attractions.
The amounts spent in Exhibition Prizes,
given eaclf day and evening by Mr.l-lodson as will be seen from the statement, far
mlssioner, for his interest in enabling us Directors been able to have had special at- ,]¢>';{;\-'.I_ |),\y|y-;; ' frost, would give to one who has
to _ . . .
‘i J t' l tllf .tte ltki-
A B \vAmm__r» ‘_ unc ionaiou in pus n ani oo o
Directors.
that impeded the progress
` ' ' I 03' “W 'md the ""l’°"l““““ °f Sn0“` Geor etown cv - 'al ass in ers that went
 _ _ g s.up_eg
f,;.;g,&_u}~?_L1?{xUl,1;|(i;7_ nghmlg _ ~"°‘”” _ ‘d"“_ "I df” Wfwk out by the mail special. llc will leave this
R<ni'i'. E. I.oN<i\\'0n'i‘ri, l""'0l"“'l l" bllmlnl “Wh Um W“"'¢ d"'fl‘ morning for the city at the usual time.
C R SUM Lwoov __ _ _ - ' Conductor Munroe, who was working
____ 'be;;m_m_J‘,_.1.rc______;rer_ ihc tiiatin fron_i (_,liarlp_ttetown tlgat hind from Mount Stewart to Sourls all day,
He S|_M_cd “mt lush yem. we had rw mf‘““9e‘ ° len” '_ 0 “l ll" a_‘l“*" "T0 ll had only gut to Bear River last night at
. . ._| dy. ..  _ .
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‘ I . .- , _ - . - f .ie cas cum iav ng een s i u
xcceds in um th ‘_ f . _Directoishad tiled but attractions icquire _ _ _ _ _
MDD ll 0 “HY D¥`B\'l0l1H to be looked nft__rc_u,1y in the s(___S0“__n same cveniiig slow ly worked toirethei all Mount Stewart Tuesday af'_e|.“00n_
ear and exceeds the amount of the Gov- i . '. day yesterday, the greater part of ihc The gum,,,e,,.idC_'p;Enis|, 1,,-,mph had
was.tnken bythe latter, will we believe ernment grant by over $500,00; and the cnuielhuence Dim" huvmgllnracuons tht time between North\Viltshire xi dllunte
I H b . - :Race (nite and Grand Stand receipts fell n r been clellrcd °" wednesday 'md “vu” in
  asain an
The train was delayed near Portland
The C. P. R. announce their intention
spending fully $275,000 on improve-
YARMOUTH, Feb. 2.-(Specla/l.)-A deck
w. K. nniiiisi aff
'N GLUUUMR "ll-ESHHUAY iiiwiuuluiiln siiilsi niiiii in
Sr. Joiiiv, Feb. _2.-(Special.)_-W. K. G i.oUoizs'i‘1~;ii, Mass., Feb. 3-(Specln.l.)~- 0~r1~AwA,_Feb. 2.-(Spec-ial.)-Sir Wilfrid _
ogers of Charlottetown was among the‘Fire tonight destroyed several buildings Lzmrler's bill increasing the pay of the     
asséngers on the express from Boston on Main street in thc business centre.” f
Those burned up till midnight were the
Metropolitan Tailoring Co., Tnppen Cloth-
ing Co., Phelps Pllotographing Co., and
tilo, dry goods.
Extreme cold interfered with the work
of the ilre department and the firemin
were encased from head to foot in ice. _
At midnight the fire is still burning and
tho whole elty apparatus is on the scene.
-l-l_il
Referring to the petitions forthe release
and named Burt belongingto Newfound-
Mid BUtt0FHUU- THB-V “"3 mum °°m‘l“ zero. Early this morning it registered 5 li
below. ` land was seriously hurt on the steamer
  Lansdowne today'
, He goteaught between the wlndlass
A simple, effective and nfs remedy for all throat and hgwggr and had his 195; H0 terribly
_ irritatmnnihfoundin
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and safe. For headaches and hilliousness
use only Dr. Hamiltoifs Pills. Price. 26c`
New Lines of*
Ladies’  
Slippcrs,_
Very Choice. 
1 strap with bow, very nice,
2 strap, fancy-_ jet
r strap fancy ,.
slippers* 1"
i 1 iitli is
° °°i=`."§s~ _dvi e
u of misses’ and
slippers--_
, Q liasiafdenlm
They combine the germicidnl value of Creoolenewltln B
Sore Throat and Cougln
Cresolene Anuseptle Tablets vm
' ti | li I d l' ` is.
esoothingpiarge: xlvl I PP:\;Y|:;lnn nonéo _
shed that amputation was necessary.
urt will probably die.
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At Boston, Feby. lst, John B. llughcs
and Miss Mary Carragher, both of Char-
Bl’ lll€ LAST' Tllll’ ilf L?f.‘fYZ’£?;.Ll.’i;.1'2‘l.M.’§T'S’f’“““"” "'"
* _, in
9th
9 5 Her remains were laid at rest beside
t Kalotus, Washington, U. S. January
1906, Mrs. Alexander Smith, aged 73.
those of her husband at Margate P. E. I.
one casg of _on .ran zur.
of George Offer, who is serving a sentence
for a third offence against the Prohlbltory
Law, there is reason to believe that
many of the signatures were obtained
under false representations. The.peti-
tiohs assert that his health has failed as
ii result of his imprisonment, and speak
`oi a “mcdlcnTcertiilcatc attached." No
certificate is attached to the petitions,
and The Guardian is reliably informed
that the jail physician has refused to
sign such certificate, believing that the
prisoner is not suffering from ill health
as stated in the petitions.
WANTED-A ease of headache tha
Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure
_ n_ ten minutes.
Northw est Mounted Police was passed
today, being the llrst bill to get through
the House.
Under it ofllcers will get four hundred
l
British Columbia lumbcrmen have sont
to impose a duty on American lumbe
sell lumber here at lower prices than Cn-
nadian thorcby greatly injuring our home
Kiniifort Headache Powders
CHICAGO MARKETS.
the special for thc Cape that left the city
arrived about 10.30 as stated above. `
nance pa 1 y our Association for Ex- _ 0”, considcmbly _ ` liiver and last night at eight o`clock had fail. c,,n,mi0,, wsu.,-,|uy_
ibition purposes solely, over and abovel ' ' _ come together a short distance west of Re|mb|e I-,mwuy men ¢,,;_im,,w 50",, of
he Government grant, exceeds the , Wiltshire. The western bound train me cum" 5 ,,_f_[u1| nfteel, feet A11 the
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mlssioner, who, in -that capacity amount oftlvat griirit by $Bl(lo.6il; _ _  _ C°"t'mue(_1 on 8 page' proceeded to l‘.mcrald,wliere it ivaiteri for eng|ne,, on me mad were in c0nm,i,,s,0n
yesterday und about l50 men were cm-
at eleven last night, and then went on to pioyed me mos; of them \,¢h_\g hetwgeu
' 1 Summerside. 'i`he cast bound with mails North vvmshil-e and Hunter Rive;-_ It is ___
_ . l. “Hd DH5b€f\lZ‘fl`S llY0U05d@d '-0 Chnflmlll' expected the line will bein running ordcr,,,“ ~- »"*` "'
UOWH ln Uh1U`$5B 0f U0"d“‘-"ff" Gini* "nil today after two of the hardest days' work
in the lilstory oi’ the l’. E. I. Railway.
today. This arose from the taking over
i‘lve hundred and three thousand one
hunilrcfl dollars.
line except the soiilliorii sealioiiril is now
The whole ocean below (Grand llanks is
south of Cape Race in orilci' to escape
its lower edge, it being too heavy to pen-
clrate.
Ask your Grocer for
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in NOTE and LETTER
SIZE, Dlzlln and ruled.
Very choice lln¢S`.
wsiili, ciiiellii and
PALE BLUE
ist it sec lieu.
uuqqinqnssmmnuludipmuullinwwnneiibi-uqu~||,»J;
\ ]ust received. _ Our cheap-  T I.  é
est iin_e I strap slipper _ 1S,75¢_~ '
,_r_ strap_.slipper,toe cap,$x.o5 - '_ '
‘ii  ~ ~ ~  TA BLETS
. The Uomgpny lends money on improved farmsrud on pro-
dueiivielfy, Wu or village property, on the strnlg e loan p au,
cron tire", iiehliiienl eiy0t'llm', at lowett current mtg.
'i‘h¢¢'Comp|iiiyliu eacepiioim facilities for coming loans
qithqgé xlpgl nqd_,ut_ very 1 t_l_le`¢Xpe|l`8¢ to the borlower. -
‘ F" 'rt iipiniculan Ipply to
HYNDDMAN _ce co.. A _
',_-_, .._. A.P|`5RA_I`SERS_ _  risisinsiasnwiiipiém nmiiuieif
  .  Abmlutely Pure sf o0s.i'. icansy Pina .rs
f A T “MN” A "f°.‘:".t:‘?:...:f:“:§ :"2 .;“.:z1°' "1:
_ill Hlugugsqgoluwn FZIIICY DFCSS 
|.ivssi¢di Funds, $23,000,000 Camwal 
in thc Rink,
lucsd-ay,Fcb7.
Prizes in gold for the belt
looking ladies’ and gent'emen's col-
tame.
Season ticket holders in costume frce.
General admission 2 c
names in the wicket in order to secure
 _ - - Supplies!
Wclstli mitaiions    
legion. The box is imitated,
Y
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd l
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
il only one DODD'S. Dodd's ls the
original. Dodd'l is the name to be care-
ful about- ‘
KIDNEY
D-O-D-D-’S A
ST. JoHN`s, N. F. Feb. Ii.-(Speciul.)- Wmiisoa, Ycrinont, Feb. 2-(Specinl)--
dollars pc" ye’"'m°"° ‘md men t’w°“t7`n"“ 'l`lie award of the in~l»itrato_r.~s in the lieid- \\’ardcn liarpin received a lcitcr con-
cents PM d“y °x"“' i Neivfounrlliiiiil case was made public here taing $250 and asking lilm lo deliver L0
Mrs. Mary Rogers, (sentenced to dciithl
"'d°le3“i'l°n here "skhlg me ¥°“"`"mem ny the Government of the Reid systein of a packet of poison which would be for-
ri tclegraphs. . . wax-ded later.
Cl5lllllll8 lfllll-t' Am°fl°"'“ "“,"““f“”t""`°r5 'l`hc Reid concern is awarded oncnillllon ' He was oil`ere(l another $250 when Mrs.
Rogers took the poison. fiovcriior liell
today granted iirepricve in him. Rogers
ill'0d“‘3W- gS1'. JoiiN`s, Nllil, Feb. 2.-<Spccial.l- until June second and in the monntinie
To cure u. headache in ten minutes use Owing to the ice blockade the entire const application will he marie for a new lriiil.
   closed against shipping. li. will piiy you to keep (7lininl»i‘rl:ii||'~;
Folic,(fliolcrannil llinrrhuca Iicinmly iii
ST' JOHN' Feb' 2'”(Sl’°°l"l')_Th° D"“" covered with iiniiicnsc ice ilocs nnil ‘¥"_"_' _h0"_l;"'_ It uflly CUT,” H' llmlrlcr'
"0" Hcckey twin* "gill" defemod All Sl' stcaiiicrs are coinpizllcd to go ninny inilcs A 0 ‘ ly H ( H1ggL`L"
John tonight by score of live to il.
f*W"_*"
Ledgers.‘
Journals.
Cash Books.
}.etter Book s.
Index Bopka.
Bill Books.
Memo Books.
Minute Books
Sc-, 81:.
Inks. best makes. I
500.000 Envelopes
all grades!
Note Papers. Ac-
count Paper. Fools-
cap. Letter Presses.
 c"p.| &c\» sen
Wholesale and Retail.
CARTER & CO..
Limited. i
crests, P.¢¢f5'& Iiig¢,s¢1i¢ii°i-S, ci'fswn,r.E.1. “‘°*'P‘“”~ PILLS l
F. J. l_lfcMILI,AN,- M_a_uager._
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