i MARCH I4' 1911
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I i._".l`HE_ CH!2R=UOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rrnsr or am" ' '
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- One does not buy n bedstead.
F0' 'blllflflg means to incur ex-
pense; and a bedstead is nn in.
vestrnent-a lifelong ou¢_ so
me b°d_B00d enough for your
home should be all a bed em b¢_
ll ill. when this trade-
mark is on its /' \
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'exiiorterk an uctured bcfvfv bein
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<'//A t.‘  in sepvr rnrI2i.°k
\ fb' ` #4 \|'°d¢mnr:
\ ~ 0° Y°“ ml? need to
' \\ _ 9 pay a trifle mon N
`, _»/ . ‘llaveitonthebedygu
\ " ‘ buy. But it ll worth thunk.
` de more when it is |:id¢si"
quality.
Worth more: because the mow-wlii¢¢
- enamel remains white (does not tum
_dingy gray. or yellowish.) Wnnh
more. because that 1'!dea\" trademark
~ guarantees the buyer a metal bed thnt
will not rattle: not become wobbly; ner
ever _look chesp. Worth for more than
" ‘the little extra price- perhaps forty
' ' ' ‘ We who make and guarantee 'Idenl"
Metal Beds believe many peo ie think
bettsrssss is valuable when_ t meets
lleep. _ _ . 1
; , *cents-for forty technical reasons.
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` For than people we have rinted a
little booklet cslied !‘The Philosophy
0f.Sleep." Your copy il to be sent
, _ quite free for your name and the name
is :gt yqoiir dealer if you ask for Book-
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, P D n g industry
this continent lay in the proving.,
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f. _<-Q if=.=l»!'.!I
1  . 71"'_;',‘a E' F pigiilsiuiilgn nNii‘,'°‘¥d 10-.tiniest nn. It pays to any in uns Province.
[TJ . I 'I | l `l  H.” ‘this B!tem00n0Bir siLesGof the house
 _ _ - , l i /_ _le 1 t - . ouin told the The House of Assembly reopens
gg( -»)_ V ’ |m@Il_ _A mixitahiirie sssgntiixiooluegilncd govern- this nitsrnnon at 3.30.
A e artin
Y Y No.12Be  the policy adopted |ag¢.p Ap,-us' Mlm Georgie Carrutlieru, city, has
-, 1 0 lequires that all pulpwnod cut retdrned from a visit to Calgary.
,_
on the cr 1
vsrtisiiy umm nimds “mm b° M ‘°"“;
..i‘,_;Thfh‘l“°“tl°“." Sir Loiner stated,
’ ° “li we “cept the offer from
g;*l\:1iiIr:l\clPi)lipn| :and go back on our oi~»
our l-lull) nm io' last Avm and wt
Umted BBlE0t£;\tto the market of the
there P ‘B 0 be made into paper
~ 61800511! I have not beard
'WY argument to make us change our
liifnds, Some want tho question re.
l°“`°d fo the People. but 1 say tiisi
“mess We get better arguments wc
r;i;;1(il_'kesp to our decision of April,
Sir Lomer agrees with Mr. Bour.
assn. that everything should be done
to foster the manufacturing of paper-
in the province. Quebec had 117,-
000,000 acres of forests, while the
private lands producing pulp only
£1m0\\l\f»0d '10 5.000.000 acres. The
ture of thc a er ni kiii of
l
Quebec. 0
DR. GREHFELL
_,_-
NEW YORK] MBL 10__Dr_ wmmd James Groom, City. Rev. T. W. Mu
TT. Grenfell, who is known as th
e.
Labmd H h . d t _I _ dihouse ami the grave and interment
0l` E Bi’m€l1B DC Oi 8l‘l'lV&a was made in the Peo
ll1_eI`_e on the Mauretania today from
‘visit abroad, with his wife. D
iGrenfell will make a tour in Canadra The special th-‘in mr St’ Patrick
'Z er station on Saturday evening
and the United States, before hc
turns to Labrador in May, when th
ice pack opens and permits the fish-
ermen to start their work.
5.1¢*-_f-:'-:‘ J1_ll"_l€i
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f . ’ V  f‘_V_wV | verdm FMD from Vernon and Vernon 2.30. Rev. H'. E. Thomas omeinted  Now Ready fO1' yOU. "' MOTQ CO1TliTlg
l Mon' s Chocolates
are the peoples’ choice.
Once you become acquainted with these delicious sweets
you will take no other. But you must get them fresh »tlic
I way we sell them. Finest assortiiient-
Boxed 35c and 60c. Bulk 5llc the pound.
The MacKinnon Drug Co.
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NOTICE 
1 hereby notify the Public that i have purchased the entire stock-
and lroedwillof the .i)a\'ison Undertaking Co and as I have no conii
‘ action with nity Co or Undertaker in the Province I will .
be in a position to guarantee satisfaction when your Orfleru are
intrusted tu me when the service of our profession is required.
` Yours
A. H. W A D M A N _
Funeral Director and Embalmer
till further notice.
EMOVED
We jiave re
moved from 120
` Euston Street
’ to x8o Queen
St. -to stables
formerl y o c -
*_*
cupied by Fred. Cameron, trainer
These stables are situated between
the tailoring establishments of John
T. McKenzie and James Callaghan,
most convenient to everybody
large and roomy, having in counec-_ l
s
tion eight large stalls, where horse
can bc tied in perfect safety. We
will be pleased to meet all our old
and new customers with better 'ac-
commodavlons and facilties than ev
and all for their past patronage]
take this opportunity of soliciting
a continuance of same ~
I. A HENDERSON.
Horse Sboer.
12-idrtf
` ` Nouns E
Telephone lllceiing
1
Dany of Prince Edward Island will be
h th He d Oflice of thc bom
ld t c B. '
B B Charlottetown, Pisns and specification! “B” 0° “G”
a Que Struct. '
i;nny\'vsdneg3ay, tus zznd day Ol
March, 1911, sc the hour oi eight
o’clock p. m. for the reception of the 1 two responsible persona
annual reports. 01°' =l°°”l°“ °' D“' “tum O nouns ini- the
cctors and the transaction of such
tract.
other business as may Pl'0P€\'lY ¢°m° faithful D°fl°"m°“°° °! ti" °°“ _
helm on meeting. Tn. lowest. or any f°“<l°f» 11°* “°°°'
B cl. WALTER B. GRANT.
- ( B ) General Manager.
Ai
s-loaiu. e---e -'t _
0 Nmw Aovnwrisnmnurs.
Eggs fur. Matching
from Fostar's PlYm°“th R°°k°' Ma'
tings for this year are of the very
best selection to produce exhibitions
and egg laying birds. _
Prices of eggs as follows. 3,
i-uiisf. mating ani-re_d ren N0 I- 3 -
for 15. ,
(Jr mating Barred pen No. I. $3- for
15.
Pu mating Barred _PGH N0- H' 'Z
for 15. pm vo. “_ sz
'afffljg
 eco ‘
MDENIALQ
hpwclzit 
i`sseol’m
Office 201 Prince _Bt _ _ r
0 posits Baptist Church Phone 289 J. Residence King lndwsrd Hclfil I
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' Ai Reasonable Prices.
vvuorkytfliuaivvlvillgge aiitirofy satisfactory
appliances and skillful dentists. WDO W
i is
"°" - |25 queen si.
U
Phnni HS]
Tender
e or
Catholic Church at Bt. 'I‘eresa.'s
st the Parochial House. Each tend
sr must be accompanied bi 01° 518
willing to become
T ted.
'amy °°°ii)n.A. Mcoouann, P. P.
fu- “ae-
T0 TOUR Clllillbli
lf you wish good dental woi-_k done and
W* ‘° “°“-i." '€i‘.”2.':.‘;‘z"i.i’.i1.‘i.“.”.~ c.‘.‘..§2
n
ever way. We have all the most improves
. - _ 1
,Cf for H1312 C1885 W0l'k.Tl18l1l{il1g One treatyoutiée&13.ly_and as painlessly as it is
Dr  N xi Beer I Gulp
S body was brought to Bedford oh the
Sealed tciidcrs, addressed to the
undersigned, and marked on _tho out-
side, Tender for Church, will be re-
ceived up to and including SaturdaY.
The annual general meeting of U10 Mm-nh 25th, for the erection and ex-
sharcholders of the Telephone Com- t rl completion of the new Roman
,e ww 1 N -l0l\l\S°\l & -l0l\"S°“r  i:::.'.“:.f";;.:°:;::°::i *.i.:.‘:...:=..
l ,_.   _ i d b or blood and com~
3 il Q ii” ' ' `
l M4.
Conservation  
That's the big W°¥d I0-
day audit applies to till!
care of your carriage!-
Letusstore Y°“f° “°"
and paint it before the
rush.
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l|_||iun  inn Puiiiniiu --» ourrirs coum
oy Uilw  ~~~~.-:...._ ----- 0
C.. H. Nelson and Wm. Larkin,
Charlottetown, were in Moncton Sat-
urday.
J. H. 1-iughss, Charlottetown, was
registered at the Minto Hotel, Monc-
ton. Saturday.
Rev. W. W. Brower, formerly of
this city, has re-turned to St. John,
from a visit to Boston.
A lecture and musicals was given in
thedt. James sclioolroom last night
Xuiler the auspices of the Y. M. L.
Miss Marian A. McLean, city, is on
a short trip to _her homii al. Eliloii.
She is accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Mucbohaldi
Donald and Mrs. Meihnis, Uity, will
have the svmnetuy ui-nnuiy in _inc
death uf their little daughter Mary,
B800 UNO Years. The funeral took
place yesterday.
The funcrai took place ycsthrday af-
ternoon at four o’clock of thc late
,-_
Dliy Dfflciated at the services at the
p1e’s Cemetery.
's
entertainment will leave Vernon Riv-
at
4 l1.iii. Passengers from Mill View
and Vernon wil be taken by regular
train to Lake Verde at special fare
to connect with special at Lake
River 45c. Proportionatc rates fro
_ _ m
intermediate stations.
Miss Randle-head mililncr for the
firm of Prowss Bros. Ltd., arrived
homo _on Saturday, from a 'visit to
the milllnery openings' in New York
and Boston. She has also been buying
spring millinery for the firm-and is
most enthusiastic over the beautiful
inillinery spring is showing elsewhere.
.She says one of the leading fancies
for the season is black and white. It
is seen in costumes, coats, neckwear,
waists and in the hats is most prom-
inent. Also, coral beads and coral
shades are very much worn, as well
as Hi-.len Pink, so called after Helen
Taft, in succession to Alice Blue.
Shapes are both large and siiia1l-ex-
treme in bof.h,caaes. The large ones
leave the ones of former seasons in
the shade as far as size goes-while
the close fitting turbans are excep-
tionally dainty and comfortable
looking. One favorite large shape is
the Coronation which will be much
worn--and hats flaring from 'thc face,
as well as others close fitting and
drooping are correct. Prowsc Bros.
milliuery opening will be an event to
look forward to, as it will embody
the leading styles worn in the fash-
ionable world-and the handsomest
and most correct millin-ery in the cl-
ty.
The funeral of the latc James H.
Murray, formerly of Bedford, who
was killed recently in Lynn, Mass.,
took place on Saturday in Bedford
under the direction of Undertaker
Wright of Charlottetown. There was
a very large attendance of friends of
the deceased at the performance of
the last rites and the services at the
house and grave, which were conduc-
ted by Rev E. S. Weeks, were partic-
ularly imprssive. There were very
many floral offerings ambng them .
being one piece of especial beauty
from the Carpenter's Union and an-
other from his fellow workmen. In-
terment was made in the Marshfield
Uemctery. The deceased was a son oi
Archibald Murray, Bedford, and for
the past number of years had been
residing in Lynn. On Feb'y. 28th
last he was walking on a double
tracked railroad and moved 'od one
track to avoid being run ‘down by an
express. As he stepped on the other
track he was hit by a shunting en-
gine from behind and was picked up
in an unconscious condition. He was
removed to a hospital and was there
identified as he had been there for
treatment for an `luiUI`€ll illmd S0010
days previous. He died on March 2nd
without regaining consciousness The
special from Georgetown Saturday
having crossed on the Earl Grey that
day. The remains were accompanied
by a brother of the deceased. The un-
fortunate man was in ’ his thirtloth
- i
/ ' \ -_ w. _
Wlllwcary Willie W_0l'_ll
on her wood-pile if she gives him
this solendid pie ? “He's sxing _
himself." _
THIS pie was msdein
0m' First-Class Bakery
and Willie will into heaven when he be
'gina on it. We've lots more winners-cakes
bread, rolls, wholesome, satisfying, health-
ving. Best flour, pure flavennge, fresh
Friuits. Result, \ve’re eaten out of goods
daily. lf' you want to be healthy, Wealthy
and ple-wise, give us your trade.
S'l`E`.W‘AR'l"S
' 5`»\~'#`__`,_
..,, _
¢»
week-end at Hazel Grove.
Stewart, Highfield, will be glad
learn that she is recovering from
severe attack of la grippe. 1
man. who was injured some time ago
by a fell from s sleigh wiuie driving
iw-8 imvroved rapidly and expects
be out again in e few days.
Co.. city, are advertising flour n
feed from many of the. leading a
best known brands. Purchas
should read the list over before pm.
chasing clséivliefe.
lnl many crossings last week
built! were rowed from side to si<1¢_
Strong winds and the action of h
sea would have pi-event;d crossing.
Capes with mostly all open wa
t
iris positiog on Saturday and is oDen-
l v ' ._
D. Nicholson, Henry Smith, Hen
Lowe and E. Dooley. Interment _wss
be delivered in the Firnt_ Methodist
Church 'in this city commencing
March 25th.' The series will be deliver-
ed during the -afternoon and evening
Temperance and Moral Reform
partinent of the Methodist Church
will assist in conducting the services.
Rev. Mr. Aitkens will arrive about
known in this city and has a repu
will be big ly beneficial spi"ritually.
of recent origin, eminatee from one
the P. E..i1. R. stations. Ticket
gcnts are "continually bothered
travellers who crowd up to the wic
ct a minute or two before the train*
is to move out and ask for a ticket
without stating full particulars as
one way or return, class or destina-
tion. Some who do this act`thought-
lessly; others ‘are in a temporary
state of excitement owing to their
fear of missing atrain. The party on
whom this joke reflects must have
been somewhat excited when he re-
quested his ticket. It came about
this manner. A lady stepped up t
the wicket, and said: “First class,
chant, who was standing near t
lady, glanced at her sideways, and
then took his turn, saying: “Second
ried! "
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Dr. Reddy, Montreal. is in the city.
Arthur Inman, Hampton, spent the
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
to
her
W. B. MeKie, the well known horse-
to
Elscwherain this issue A. Horne&
nd
D4
ers
Crossing is reported good at the
ter.
the
e
The funn-'si of the ite
to
the
town. P. E. I., who, for tho 1551,
year or more, was editor and man-
ager of the Union Advocate, resigned
Z 8 10 Drinfery at Miilerton.
Newcastle Ex.
The funeral of the late Mrs. W.
Wright, city, took place from the re-
sidenco of her son, Louis Wright,
Pi-moe Street yesterday afternoon at
G.
at the services at the house and the
grave. The following were the pall-
boarers'-S. W. Crsbhe, W. A. Weeks,
FY
made in the Peuple’s Cemetery.
A, special serie-is-Z. sermons are to
on
of each day for ten days and Rev. J.
W. Aitkens, Field Secretary of t
be
de-
thc 25th. This clergyman in well
ta
tion as a forceful speaker and
A good joke which is claimed to be
of
5-
by
k-_
to
in
o
Barbara Welt, single." The joke mer-
be
class, Patrick McGarrigle, mar-
We _
Guarantee
when you use
“Royal Purple’
Stock Specific
and have scores of recom-
mendatlons certifying to
the fact that results' are ob-
tained with»‘ 'Royal Purple"
stock specific where many
others have failed.
Ask for free booklet giv-
Y°5l'- ` i og Valuable information. ‘ nerve cells '-with' nourishment nn _ A
stimulates the nervous system by °“‘ pflces,
_ _ a Mrs. ‘
I-Iliiirjf Nelson, city, took place yes-,
terday afternoon fom hcl' late resi-
dence, 2l2 Cumberland St., at 8.30
I’eoplc's Cemetery. Rev. Wm. Harri-
son officlated at the services at
house and grave.
Wesley N. Duchemin, of Charlotte-‘,
no._
doubt thislieciai series of sermons
The busiest
ni. sin.. win. 'nz sind
'stars on Charlottetown-busiest , Kind- = . _ 
il
~   Advance
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as
 Seventeen
 costs no more
ther shades will
sideration.
iTh¢ Gfeafl Central Seed Fair Qs”-’_Qi’L8
_Tomorrow Tuesday March 14th 4 V
Continues all day Wednesday and Thursriggg-i_ .
Take advantage of the reduced fares to shop among thefgreat assdrftmenfs _
of this greatest dry goods store on P. E. I. ‘~ ,
_, ,_ _ we -. - ,
Showmg of -Splendicl _ _
3 ».~ ` , ` - .New Wall l ,Papers
'f  f T ‘i /')(’ READY FOR YOU to-day with a first show-
 |,, “Q _,J .V I ing of_beautiful_ new wall papers-entirriy new
l' I _ , _,W . _ ln design. Practically every partern shown 1s new
' ` \ ` .l ' th' s n. ' _
”  . Q, /l is §I?i\1eoshowing represents the pick of the two
Q  \2  finest wall paper factories in Canada, the three
1' 57;/ ‘ g best in the United States, and 1s made complete
l , yi ` by the addition of many charming design-f from ~-
i  01.1 world Mins.
'  -9 ) .- Prices 7c to new $25 00 per DOUBLE wll `
_ ~ \\ ' our prices are quoted for full. 16 yd rolls.
Monarch'is the perfectly draping, the durable, the stylish suiting bi- ad-
cloth. Monarch is all pure wool. Monarch is obtainable only at this si ire,
where it was introduced years ago; The name MOINARCH and the price -
$1 75 are stamped on the selvedge of everv piece. Look for the name, do not
be satisfied with a substitue. At present in stock there are: black, navy,ri\id,
navy, bright navy, King's blue, myrtle, olive, bronze, reseda, slate, pearl
' grey. seal, mid brown, golden brown.cast.or, caidinal,_burgandy and wisiana. .
that gishion ,has approved as the best for this season are supplied in great
assortment. fMonarch sells f6r $1.75 per yaI‘d~*I\¢V€1‘ l¢SS.l1Ild°f 2111)’ C00 _
.Splendid Colorinqs in 
 Monarch Broadcloth is the famous suiting that has set the pace and .
' made a standard to which all similar lines attempt to measure. Why Consider
‘ lines "just as good” when the real material-the original-tue standard-
5
- ; 14; _.4 A.-as.-3-'
be here shortly, but as you will noi n. tice the shades
- .J
J»
Watch 'for _ this afternoon's pods..   ` i
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NULIFE-THE GRE
  BLOOD
Every und any Person Suffering
...-0- .-
The human system ls more or less
liable to attacks from disease. A
weak system accumulates disease
germs, and continually courts ill-
ness.
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is made
o strengthen the system-throw oi!
bese disease germs and raises the
ystem to a state of healthy man
ood and womanbood. °
Nulife (Reed Blood Tabfets) is
g‘U.'i-vn-
ishcd condition of the blood.
best work.
"all the arduous ambition of youth.,
It .acts directly on the biood-- in
the blood. adds stamina an.l strong
to the system and offsets disease as
leatb. _
( onawr Nnavn TONIG-
Nuliie (ipod Blood 'l‘ahleta) 'ls
nerve food of renown-it supplies th
rlching the blood. t ri h
La Grippe ?
’l`here's noneed of suffering
from colds, coughs, or la
grippe for we have sterling
remedies here that will banish
any case and our psfent io-
nic: will build up your system
better than any others for sale
today. r
eeti
filly, Whdlsssle llristributors.
DISBIIIRED ITTDRHEY
- Daily we hear the praises
of these metchless prepara-
tion-hundrede of people tell
of remarkable cures and we
know ourselves from actual
. experience that for real
worth our remedies are with-
out equal.
- lVlao's Cold Ours and Cough
ixture  . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. xsc
gstave Bromo Quinine
e  . _  lilo
sais érnulsion. _.ssc and 'lilo
eel, Iron and Wipe .....'|5c
nes Syrup oi ypophos-
photos
` . The 2Macs
BAKERY. _ |49 Gt. Geo. St. I H
Kenisirw. _, \s=i=l T
Bennet of Portland. He won
noni nissan viii find iisuer ini
iiuiin-in un am andy Builder in Existence
it is a iemedy_tbat is tried and
true~-a remedy brought to this Piro-
as a blessing to humanity. it will . 0 n . .
act naturally andrhelp nature do its
Is a helping band-will lift the deli-
cate from a state of indifference t.o`
creases the corpuaelce and onrichps
§Customers we are carrying ' 8 lafge and
d
“thy "““_'““ _°n` 52.50.11 d  G 
’3f.i;i?5'.E°iii:§§fiii:fi°'f.i..i:::% M3l°ll\¢ llll 0ll3l'Y_ 350 0
...__ ARRESTED ' In these particular lines we can offer you values such
(continued iron. pngs 1) as you Probably never heard of before. ]ust imagine, e. 4 He
_ wire qusscini{8¢i_iu.”`s<in1i?esn tus ~ - f 3 _oo ,md th;
cient; were worthless, sus ...sin can P. Fully Guaranteed Gasoline Engine 01’ $1 5
ii t ti. - ' . ‘ ° oi to write "
.gforlgg gzffri §_‘,‘o“§§, °f,_°§‘,,: ,mf best Engine ever offered in Canada It will pay y L
‘where he arst mst the vouns 'Omen and secure an agency
.‘ with whom he was stayin! lil Phil ‘
°4X§§>;‘&°,B tha _on 0, w,,,,,,m ,__ gp Kindly address all enquiries to our local representative
1 f P rtland, Me. l-ls worked is ' _
vtgyothrdhgh a law school, obtaining As We  ch3¥10“'»¢t0W“~
work as a fireman on the Bostont:
f in e
A Mains, serving on a shim- Th A R'   “_ 01  
N. ll. Limited. . . ~ .
of the host people in Ports
' \ came fairly prominent. 'ii
r
AT D A _ About two yea s ago he was dis-‘
barred
' His wife had stood by bim through
   thick and thin. 'rnsy moved to Bos-
'ton and lived for a vt. .lc in Bome'!"_-‘
_ lville. Allen then worked for a while_
for a Boston monthly nicrazine. Hla_
friends .in Poriiund and l-'ortsmouthl
beiievedwiiat ue was .=i=1‘- in Bos-=
ton. v_ '- '
Durin`g"the celebratffl Tucker trial.
Allen woirinto notorieiy by clalvning
that he had a Canadian pin the dup-
mouth. In tho Ward 2 P0lltl°S l1il¢i`0» licate of the one which nltlwd 90 WP-
"the silk stockingod ward," be bc- pn;-tant a part in the Tucker trial. '_
? ig i W - W
cCanada’s Leading Machinery llousc
. has opened a six storey »war'eh0\lS_c `
Results combination that win cure all discus- _
cs arising from 'a poor or 1mDOV°l'- _._
_ For the convenience of our Maritime
well assorted stock of allkinds of new and
Zsecond hand Machinery. Write for out
‘ Wood Working Machinery, iron Tools, Ccmci_\__
»,f Machinery, llolsilng Engines. Steam Engines
t‘s cause Y D0
,3 _ mon gensa will tell you that £0 (tm:
_ _ _way in to curs the cause. T 0 D
nl . - f  --f .__ mn that win iced the nerves Wil
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