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Favorite
an
The
Ooughs
Whoopmg Cough.
This remedy la famous for its onral oval'
alarze art of the civilised world. It can
D It talnl nb
EITREE 0: ziltiipegniizdrlrltgl drug 2:: may ba
(Even aa oonndently to a baby aa to an adult
Price 25 ota; Large Size, 50 ota.
Weai_Haii
Most people, we believe,
prefer hair to a highly polish-
ed scalp as a head covering.
Those who do should remem-
ber that the time to cure
baldness is before all the hair
leaves.
Elile llanllrull ture
and Hair Tunic
May occasion ally cure bald-
ness but we only recommend
it to prevent baldness. It is
a reliable hair food and'tonic.
Stops the hair falling out.
Quickens growth. Gives the
hair life and lustre and cures
dandruii effectually.
Price 5oc. Sold by
l. ll. llllllESllN.
DRUGGIST,
The Medical Hall.
7 *F,l_a 1-an _ :L_ `. T A _
iiiililiiilii iuiiilii  f Auction Sale l
' The station site question will notdown. ~ _ A _ i R """' .~ A
e ”“°“““‘““°°‘  °f         
TESTING THE TEACHERS.
ciplinarian ; (2) knowledge of auldeo
Every one of these points is worthy of th
vious answer is that unless the teacher is
able to maintain discipline In the class or
school over which he presides all other
qualifications are rendered nugatory. In
the second place we have knowledge, and
here again the reason for the test is appa-
rent. No teacher can impart to others a
knowledge which he does not possess.
Unfortunatelythcre are a number of
teachers who have educational qualific-
ations, and abundant knowledge but
with little ability to impart it. A teacher
as well as a bishop should be “apt to
iteach". This aptncssas evinced in the
l method and manner of imparting a
lesson is vitally important. Even more
so is the fourtii qualification of moral in-
fluence over the pupil. We greatly fear
that this is in too many instances a weak
 point. Our schools should be schools of
morality as well as knowledge, but are
they sof Many parents who stand guard
over the moral well-being of their
children greatly fear the contaminating
‘associations of the so public school, and
i not a few feel compelled to seek private
tuition for their little ones rather than
subject them to contact with the some-
times ill-regulated and vicious pupils
among whom they are thrown, in the
class and thc play-ground, especially in
those cases, far too numerous in which
the teacher does not exercise proper
moral restraint or inculcate the much
lneeded moral instruction which should
l find a place in every school.
Character building as well as instruction
l in knowledge should go on together in the
lschool. The school teachers should in-
culeate and exemplify not only the rudi-
mentary virtues of truthfulness, honesty,
GA B  G E ment, gentle manners, 'self control, cour-
'tesyto all and reverence for superiors.
P°s5eUE¢f9» baggaiui “C-» °°”V¢)`°d , Without these our schools will but turn
; out educated savages, whose influence
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc
Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or a
cleanliness and order, but proper deport-
stable S fine Street, near Steve-
5 Y Y
nomo e'omer. J. M. N1cHoLsoN.
r-28 d r yr. Telephone No. 253
upon the community may be but the more
l
l baneful because of the little learning they
, have acquired. We greatly fear that the
_ W ...
P. E. Island Railway
   I pupils an important test of fitness for pro-
Scalcd 'i`i».i|ilvi~.< addressed to the Secretary 0
tliv lit-pai-iiiieiit nf ltuilwnys and (‘i\nnl
ii.
:irf_tn\\';t_ l}nt.,_ and iiiarkcrl on tlicnoiitaidc:
. . . . H
ltnrlri lui ~tntioil (harlottctouii will b
i1~r-ciwiil no to and including Tuesday. Dccc
l»ci".£llt||,llll.'». for thc constriivtioii of it sion
p;|.~se||;.5vi- stlitioii and bag ago room buildiii
at (‘|inrlottcto\vi\. l'rincc Rdwnrd island.
’i`lici»laii.~=nnd specification may be scan it
}}:§;,,"{'}§\_'<'E_~>{“ mi §€\{1,f§l\§f,;,';f;¢~g,- gy3=\flCs>,§{§i§ without something of this zooi limo vviii
l~Ingln<-ui-. Moncton, N. B., whore forms off he ucggmplighgd, We therefore commend _ _ _ _
., in one oompnhy ...ln high omoinis must gol Sale is now ln full swing.
‘¢ANAoiAN ci>cci<ERv co.,
IEQE-IEECQESQ-C625 EEE EEDJDEEEE
\1~nil1>|‘ iiiny bt- ob!-niiicll.
,-\ll tho r-rulditions of tho specification niustl to our teachers and to our School Board
hc colnplicd \\'lili.
D. POTTINGER,
General Maiiugcr.
ilnilwiiy ()l`|lvc.
.\lni\cton. N. ll., '
:Fil-<l .\'o\'cmher. 1905.
‘l8tl8l.
l
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few weeks left. See out
samples up stairs.
Gauvin, Gcntzcl & C0
PHOTO.
J. A. S. BAYER, PROP.
CANADIAN
P/-xclific
Sllblli tlllE§l:i.‘i‘.‘§“.tl.‘“.t.i*.i‘ "".l;n‘;‘"‘
Qt. John $06 p.m. ax. Sunday
To l- irst and Second lass Cauchee
 pé\|S’Sleepers Halifax to Mont-
l
"fax Board have done well to make the
‘5 _
, .
2;! zealand a determination to excel in every
moral element has been too much neglect-
‘ ed in our schools, and we think the Hali-
imoral influence of teachers upon their
i uiotion and increase of pay.We_would be
1" glad to have our own School Board apply
'a like test here. Finally the teacher
should possess an earnest professional
tl thing that pertains to his noble calling.
l careful coiislderation of the principles laid
down with so much discrimination by the
l School Board of Halifax.
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5'”
_We me busy but there  A  
will be time for ` _
.C. P. R. Engineer’s Exper-
Y 0 U = ience with Dodd’s Kid-
: ney_E5us° ours, and it will be our own fault if we
_ , d |. l I N '
to come up and have your hey Bron ht Back His Strength When wmxmgm ;',:'er°;(;;',';forf :;m,n‘;‘;b‘;““;'h';
Photog for Xmas- only 9' He Cm' Name’ Rest nor Sleep' company. Our new business in Canada
-Mr. 'Ben Rafferty, the well-know
C. P. R. engineer, whose home is at 17
,Maple Street, is one Winnipeg man wh
swears by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
l “Long hours on the engine and th
\mentalstraliil»rol.c down my constitu- $3'430'm0’m°r wud nrsbclus 5°°‘“'m°s'
’tlon," Mr. l'l.ail'cr|_\' says. “My bac
,gave out entirely. Terrible, sharp, cu
;,ting pains followed one another, till
ifcltl was in-Ing slit-cd away piecemeal
I would cuineln tiicfi lo dt-nth from s
‘ ul* ; sole desire would be to get
prest and sleep, and they were the very
pthlngs Icould not get. Finally I had
, to lay oh' work.
. “Then I started to take Dodd's Kidne
f Pills, and the first night after using the
TWO
TRAIN S
Each Way
Every Day
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Montreal
Leaves Montreal Daily 0.
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7 away the belt I have worn for ISIN
I Dodd`s Kidney Pills cured nie."
-__-.ui
f Washington has opened the lnvestigatio
into the plumbers’ combine said to ex t
hare and operated on the same linac as
that in Twonto. Seventeen plnmbarl
have been summoned to appear in court.
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l
The Halifax School Board in providing
for an increase in the pay of school mach-
teeohera has laid down a number of tests
on which hereafter the pay and promo-
“°“ °' °°““°“’ ‘° "° be "°°°“~ T"°'° joins with rho Gounanih oaiungioro
tests of efficiency are (1) ability as a. dis-
matter; (3) method and manner of pre-
senting a lesson ; (4) moral influence over “ether Wm) the most suitable and com
pupils; (5) professional interest and seal.
thoughtful consideration of our own
teachers. Some may inquire why the first .fthe worst elm that could be ohosem.. A
place is given to discipline, and the ob-
Wmnii-ao, Man., Dec 1.-(Special
' year 1004 to $1,840,442. The amount add
   Islapt soundly. In three days I threw of “venom CMM. www! "moms is
Leaves Montreal Daily 0.401
R. Ill.
First and Second Class
EXPRESS .§.2°ti.'sn§t‘..}’.sit°.=.??°.°.':
T it on Sun-
--‘3i"»i<»-»-i’?€~f°C-=g--, Ptumsfiis' combine.
its Paiilllc Ennis’ .
4 H-\“"~T°N-N°"- $°~-°"°W“ A"i°f“°! or-ooomihmoroa whoiiyin c-ood... rho
ll
is
town Liberals yesterday expressed his
opinion to The Guardian that the site is
“the worst that could be chosen." Pm-
teet follows protest from town and
country. The selection is denounced as
an outrage. We hear frequent mention
of an indignation meeting. The Examiner
reconsideration and re-arrangement in
i now or thorn-o. 'rho Poniotooiuror-“a
re-arrangement of the whole yard, to~
vanient locating of the new buildings,"
° The press of all shades thus voices the
protest of the city and country against
halt is thus emphatically called, so far as
a free people can call it. The fire and the
settlement of a long-standing land
damage claim have partly cleared the
ground for a. new and better arrangement.
In the name of all that is decent and.
reasonable let us have the new station ln'
the town and not in an outside slough-
hole.
TEETHIN (3_'l`_ROUBLE.
Teethlngls generally accompanied by
nervousness, irritabilitiv and stomac
disorders, which may cad to serious
consequences if not promptly treated.
Baby's Own Tablets is the best medicine
in the world for teething children. They
allay the inflammation in the tender
swo len gums, correct the disordered
stomach, and help the teeth through
puinlessgy. Mrs. T. Nutt, Raymond, Ont.,
says: “ ybnby suffered terribly while
teething, but as soon as I began giving
him Ba y's Own Tablets he improved in
eveiiy way and is now a bright healthy
chil .” T eTablots alsocure colic, con-
stipation, diarrhoea, lndigestion, simple
fevers and destroy worms. They are
guaranteed to contain not one (particle of
opiate or harmful drugs, an may bc
gven with equally goo. resu'ts to the
newborn baby orthewell grown child.
Sold by ulldruggists or sent by mail at
25centsa box ywritiiii the Dr. Wil-
liains' Medicine Co., Broc 'vllle, Ont.
COURT OF CHANCERY.
John Brown vs. Joseph Purcell. The
Court of Chancery resumed the hearing
of this case yesterday. A number of vl it-
nesses were examined on behalf of the
defendant after which Mr. Mathieson
addressadj the Court on behalf of the
defendant. Mr. Johnston replied for the
complainant. The Court at .the conclusion
of the argument delivered Judgment set-
ting aside the agreement for maintenance
between the parties on the ground that it
was entered into without advice unc
improvidently and ordered the defendant
Purcell to execute n rnrasslgnment of the
mortgage he had obtained from the Com-
plainant upon payment of his board and
lodging during the time he boarded with
the defendant.
Johnson for the complainunt,Mnthleson
for the defendant.
lusi How we siANb.`
The following is an extract from a
.speech delivered by B. Hal. Brown, Man-
ager ofthe London 8: Lancashire Life
Insurance Co. for Canada:
We regret the shameless conditions
which have been revealed through the
investigations now being carried on by
the committee of the legislature in the
State of New York. The great New
York companies appear to have become
unwieldy Resignatlons have been forced
in others. Their dei-ds are bare-faced
scandals and all high principled honest
insuran_ce man blush to know that such
conditions could have been allowed to
grow and continue. Methinks there will
be a turning toward British institutions
had I note that the principles upon
which they do business are favorably
commented upon by the press, and some
leading American Officials, who are now
in trouble. Who can say what the re-
sults are to he? One thing is certain, and
that is John Bull will still continue to do
businese(life insurance particularly) at
the same old stand, and in the same
sterling way. Agolden opportunity is
) for the lint nine months ofthe current
I; year shows an increase of HJ”/,, compared
_ with that of 1004. The income has in-
e ave increased by 82l0,7%), and stand at
k upon which not one dollar of interest
L_ wasjover due and unpaid at the close of
I the year. The income of the Company,
homall sources. amounted during tho
edto the funds nsthe result of the
year‘s operations amounted tu |(il8,40'7,
raising the funds in handto $10,002,383.
The Company occupies an enviable posi-
y tion amongsterllngllfe odloea and car-
m ries upon its books upwards of_ forty
million dollars sums assured. The ratio
15.0%, indicating the conservatism exer-
cised by those who direct the affairs of
theCompany. The policies of the Com-
pany are world-wlde,free from restrict.-
ions utoreaidence, travel or occupat-
Ion, and are inconteatable and non-for
feitable. The business adalra of the
Company respecting Canadian business
funds earned in Canada are invested and
retained in the country, adording Can-
adians all the advantages of a Home
Company with the further protection and
pie-guard of English connection.
Lev/fall. Baer lathe Maaagorof this
sterling company for this Province and
invliaa all intending laaurarl tocallon
,i -- l \
_/75|
_/.
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S 'l' B ’Ul . ' d 1 l: 'l \ \~.,
Pricespecia in oys sters, size 31 an 32 on y,a specia  “Fl lg
150 Overcoats and Ulsters $5.00, $6.00, $7.oo:and $8.00. H. e ou media Synopsis of Canadian
rein front of the Market
f*”*if1i*".i"i‘°f‘“i:.i;“f.z:‘“.:: ‘.2::'..'°‘r:
'c n
°' " "°'rho ..hov¢'hono loosing
Cillll WEATHER
fuaal of the owner to take him from the
premises of said John Stewart.
T ' h. ~ _
erm.  BEN). CARTER.
V - , , A 011011.05 -
N0w’s the day and now’s the hour to buy yourself d' 5 Wd “ H _
A New Overcoat FQ_|§_§§],-E
ll
Situate on the south side of Hillsboro
\ ]ust like illustration $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $14 oo. mv., ,,,,,,,,,i¢, mo ¢i¢y,o..o mu. nom
Charlottetown, containing 180 acrenrf
acres cleared and in ahiligh state of cal -
‘ vation, Terms liberal. or further parti-
culars apply F. `McKBNNA,
Charlottetown, Queen Street
/tue. 4. iw. tu woo. Fri. sa 1 rr
3
FISH AiD GAMB_PRO`l`BC'I`|0N
AS 0Cl \'l`l0N.
' i h b th fl th l
\i`a‘i)~2:(i-‘ly dieesilxg bf Elxihellg. E. Tsland° d
:lame Protection Assooiatio_n will unkempt ` in
the Stlpcndiary Magistrate s Room in o biw
Building, Charlottetown on Frida; evening
Dec. lst. 1905 at 7.80 p. rn. The Vice residents
°' less n“z‘s'l.i.f:.‘E°“:f“;i..r'l.§‘.nl:‘.:.'.f.m:’.
. io .
aio.-iociailon is very 'ifeairable aa important
disc d.
l
_,p4
1
""“"°r1iz`7ii"<:b.§ano`r31°i?:°LL, soo'y F. at o.P. a.
a~a.cs.i,pa. _
' -use-
NlXEY’S STOVE ENAMEL
Poiisiiiiu; Plsiia
Best on earth for stoves and ranges
,
\ Price 5 cents per box.
WE SELL ll`.
C all at store for large free sample
' Pnom: 264.
Queen Street. Ch’town.
` EEN
Now
Koons
i'$.A-1|-. ..-
old.
Zoehlstopeyexpenaubeanuof the re-‘
J0liN CONNOLLY & C0.,
-»` 3;-L /_Qi-nun #__ nl 
 tht Market
A ECI-N0
ul; Blenheinia 13112' gddwiuu
;§‘tg°:_3° P” dozen. 3,,i,,=,,bm°
~ . io
rg lb. ’§_,;=..h:§£y 8°°d onion,
V bu,” ‘c lb; im Pllggd white
\ _eyed oeanr6_¢ lb; Rican ;:i}°"
°Y¢d Mana o}{c lb; pearl in rw
4¢1b;apht po.. 4,.,c,,,_ gp
.peas for soup 8c qt; marrow efd
9°# ‘°° QI; Honey from N “
'anna farm 25:: 5 in.. im *W*
etanberrles, no qt; »Is1mp(prtel\
gt; home grown ripe ¢°,,,,,o'e°°
5c per doz. cans,8c per can ,Peg
very beat, roc acan, 3 fm! 2 2
corn loc: celery goo , hung#
palginge, beets, canola, parsnip,'|
» P°i~l\D¢s, onions spfom
°‘i““¥'.~ P“mPkiu». 1.»uno.'
Pinky. Bit., etc. ’
“LEST YE Ponca'
WC IIC ll the market
a special Saturday .$.12 réélzfj
day night's trade.
J. J. GRY ® Sqn
9
Next to Saunders & New .
Market. som S Men
ll-liidtts twwtf. I
Desirable' Building Lois
in Cb’town for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale the
following valuable building lots;
plots on the east side of Upper
Hillsborough Street each having a
frontage on street of 50 feet and ex.
tending hack 75 feet.
2 lots on the west side of Oriel,”
Street each having a frontage on
Street of 50 feet and extending bark
75 feet.
The said six lots lie imniediately
north of the residence of Dr. Ander-
son, lately J. D. Reid.
I lot’ on the west side of
Upper Hillsborough St., having
a frontage on Street of 50 loo;
and extending back 75 feet. this lo;
lies immediately opposite the resi-
dence of Dr. Anderson.
It is impossible to procure a more
desirable locality for residences than
these lots afford. .
Terms easy and a good title given,
W. S. STEWART.
DesBrissy Building, Ch’towu.
xr-18 dt!
' , -"f‘-1. --ffl”-fi." ,fif-
V If yvouywant good bread and
A L Carvell Bros.
'EEDZMQ-QE H3333 3333355
imperial Crown and Limoges China
40 per cent Discount
Cut Glass 35 per cent Discount
0 creased $30,000 for the same period and|
° amounts to $354.63), while the assets:
¢n¢\a.aa|la,laav¢»a¢aaal
,him before placing their rlaka elsewhere”
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x8 tts awtf.
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JAMES PlllilN & Gill.  """"f'°§i.ii3’.I§‘S'C”°
CX -
ANY even numbered section of Dmulnioii
Lands in Manitoba or the Noi-iii-\vc.~'t
Provinces, excepting 8 and 20. not i-cs.-i~\~».-rl,
maybe homesteadc by any person who is
the sole head ofa family, or any mule over li*
Yllhl of . to the extent of one-i|uni-ici
section of lweacres, more or less.
The Cut .
‘L of the Clothes
isthe main point ln a suit.
Of course the particular parf
. tern of the cloth adds
someth?f¢ to the look-but the
out-w , we shine there.
To be _
Identified ‘
Ae e. well dressed man you
must have clothes that are up
to the minute for style.,
We make them.
_ _z-_-_~_~v~- - ~ -‘cr _ _
‘_-_-_ns-_~
Positively going out of business, so one clearing
off goods at less than cost.
|¢v v _4
Clothiera,
4 Queen Street.
6-15 dw I yr
_‘_»f_'-_-__§
for him.
the following plans;
_ _‘JT-*v*-*_-
_4_ _*.*_=- *qrnrv-_ _ _
tether or mother.
upon the said land:
at Ottawa of intention to apply for valvul-
W. W CORY
Deputy of the Minlnte of tho Interior.
Mbdlhno
CRAIG & KIGGINS,
ANU l`H ER LARGE ORDER FOR
L. C. Smith 8: Bros.
Typewriters.
Will H. Newsome. Esq-, _ To ronto, Nov. 22nd, 1905
L. C. Smith & Bros., Tlypewriier, _
ro to O t.
Dear Sir:-- ~ U n I n '
Replying ic your favor of recent date regardingour opinion of the L. C. Smith machine, would say
tha_t since the purchase o_f the two Bret machines. which have been tested thoroughly and given auch good
satisfaction, we have decided to use the L. C. Smith & Bros. typewriter exclusively in our head ohiee aa
well as all branches.
We have used, tested and tried practically all the leading machines on the market and we can now
say get we are satisfied that there is no machine that answers our purpose as well aa the new Smith
mae ne. .
Wishing you the success your machine deserves, we remain, , .
Yours v ery ti-ug,
_ CANAD AN IL COMPANY, LIMITED,
T. H. Hamilton, General Manager.
Over 400 machines are now in daily use in Canada.
Dominion Government use over 50 machines- -
I. C- Ry. uaeover I5 machines. '
I. O. Foreaiara use 8 inachinea.
North American Life Insurance Company use 4 maohinaa.
.....'l”£‘.°ls'1s:.i.":.:':it1‘af-.*.:.'n'i.°:£::;iii:.'::.:';:1::r.1;,1';.‘:.°:.::‘aiif‘°‘
WILL ll. NEWSOME, - Sole Dealer,
" -is-so mo; some nyroromo. - »
HALIPAX, N. S. ‘ _ `~ DONDON, 0141*. '
- xi-31 dtha ai " _ .
_ _ _ ”"'f e"""""”"""”"""""f‘ The Charlottetown Steam
A  ` ' ' 0" "M "" _ Navigation C0.. Lid
Steamers Princesa and Northumberland
P
FOR POINTS WEST.
trainfor Charlottetown and Tianleil-
i wana no
"hnowiidnan ~°
fgftxogioha or Boom. ence for 111 Wi"
and th sam . .' "
m h& gl; sapud`g%awn.
v. onrhnsvbivsr with mono. more

l\'town P.ll. Island
Good enough for aI1Yb°dY'
Cheap enough for every
bod
with the same `g00d ‘l‘“‘ U
ll-lltia tw! lf.
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f .wi  ma ~ .
. . .az ._ , t. . - an ntuishihnfesl. 7.; _. ,.,,,. , __,_,,,,__4_,»»,,_,,,.,g,_.é,_,L
neon Street Grocers.
 
En ma bomade nrsonall at the local
‘ landbmce fbi* the distx-‘ict in which the Innll
`,`,,.,,,,.,.~¢-nv\¢~v~»-.»-»-rvvk-¢‘V"' is situate, or if the huuienwndor tion.-t-_-,lie
may. on application to the li‘ilni.;lci~ ofillt
Interior, O tawa the Cominissionci~ of lui
illikration. Winnipeg. or the local ngmit ru
i ceive authority for some one to make omry
The homestesder is required to pci>l`onn tho
conditions connected therewith inidor one of
(li At leastsix months residence upon mid
cultivation of the land in each yenr roi- tliroo
ears ` ~
Y
(2) If the father (or mother, if the lntllnw
l doceasoddm of the homosteadcr icsitlos lnloilu.
fnrlnln s vicinity of the land entcrl-ll ful
‘ the requirements as to roaldoiicc i_\||\yl1u
satisfied by such person residing with tllv
(3) If the settler has his perrnancnt i-orillcilno
upon farminf land owned hy him in tho
vcinityi of he homestead. the i-oq\ili'e_uicnt.l
astorcsidoncema be satisfied by i'c.-nlc|\Co
Sl! lD0lli~hs' notice ln writing slinuld lic
given to the Commissioner of Doinlniou Iniida
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Leave aa below every day, Sundays C*
ce ted.
From POINT; DU CHENE on an-ivnvi n
gain leaving t. John, 11.10 ii..ru.l 10|' HW'
IERBIDE connecting there with oxpinw'
From BUMMERSDE, on arrival of morn
"l°r$"h‘“r“.‘v1"i ‘I1”roi’.%ii’hb"‘o'ii‘.‘l.lii‘ .“.§‘;§.‘3;'."
o . . n ,,
' in i r sr. .ions ho-noN
LII
Connections at Point Du Cheno dui-lnii the
anuéndmer months withears of Boston and .\ film;
w so that no changp of cane is rlcqu in-‘L
ll h
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naotiona.
I, Llits
Conn tions at Bt. John vxltlég 50 L_ setgnm
 about 4 .m. for CHAR
 WN on arrival ol morning twill
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