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REDDIN.-In this city on March 13.
1919. to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Reddin.
a_, tiiiulthter. '
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 M.\lIl|l.\(iEl~l
rianrsa-Murcn.-at st. Pauls
Church, Charlottetown, March 12th,
IBIS. by Rev B. P. Colcouzb, Rector
ui' Milton, P. E. tl. .F. Courtney HUF*
per, ll. M.-, son of the late Rev, H9137
`imp¢i~, ma Henrietta annie Munch.
daughter of the late Duncan Mclllllan
or Cymbrta Lodge, P. E. I.
" M” I 'i»t\~:r'>
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Avt.wAno.--at chhrlonetowh nos-
pital on March. 12th. 1019. John E. P-
Aylward of l8outhport. Funeral on
l-‘ridgy morning at 8.30 from the resi-
dence of Mathew Aylward, at South-
port. `
Mc|'(ENNA.-At Huntington Hospital,
Boston on March 12th. Mary Ellen, be
loved wife of Patrick F. McKenna of
this city. Remains will be taken to
the Island for burial. Funeral not- ,
ice litter.
i BACK-ACI-IE!
You will Nlvll l. rid of list pain
in the back nntiryenr kidneys sro
piffvfmug their proper function.
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AGENTS WANTED
Returned soldiers and others, men
and women, making $10. n day, tak-
ing orders for authentic “History or
World War." Complete oooit reaily;|
--.hole story of war from beginning to
fini; 11nnada's Part in War" by dis- .
'ii'i_<.;ui=.lied Canadian oilicer and autn~
fr lI'.rf»riiriius demand. No expertence_
ii't‘¢~t~.~siii'7_' \\'rit»- for free outlit. Win-.
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‘ N0;l`H}E
.1 _special meeting of shareholdersl
 the Dunstaffnage Cheese and But-'
or co., Ltd., will he held at the
¢;re'imery on Monday the 24th Inst at
1.30 o’rlock p. rn. for the purpose
'-1. -wirxsiilering the advisiblllty of er-!
.- ti-it.; a house for our manager. A
....1 :~ 'tmlzinre is requested. A
ily 'li~.i.:r_"'”""
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FRED COURT,
Secretary
4471-3-13Mthusatue5l.
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THE PROMOTER’S .WIFE
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Conservative Convention"
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_ At Cardigan » @.\.»‘=; .§`.t..<_.f_f;»'.»».»‘f‘f T°_\"<>1 few Feel Rishi  _
""EU’S ""`“ ‘ _  ' Gel it 25='_Box .0
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The Liberal Conservative t’.'onven-;
Ms. Fnsosnicws wonns . "Ten me ` about that Mi-._ scott - "°” “ld °" M““'°" ~1°”‘ 1°' ‘he 9""
WORRY BARBARA
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l Why had Payne Orton had to die?
tl-lad he lived, Blanche would still
l be bound. Dead, it left her free to
I ll1ll'lB'\le my husband.
_ Mr. Frederick spoke to me. I heard
his voice, but I did not grasp anything
_ he was saying. My rninri was numb
itvith the thought that had come to
. ine, l
l Had Payne 0rtoii_ lit-foro ho died.
lill0Wn of the intimacy of his wife
_'ind Noll? And had it inude iiiinl
tireless oi' his health? 1
it was _un hysterical wornun‘s
thought, bitt it gripped nie. That
he had been ill for long, thatl
scarcely' ever had he been able tol
ccompany his wife uriywliere. l
since l had known them; and this
illness might have been caused by
an added cold, never occurred to
mc. As nearly all women wouldl
Ilavc done, I took his sudden desthl
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the man mums-hd ___ Mexican pose of nominating-candidates to oo=\~
“H1103-" I woke as casually as I
could. ' '
“Do you know him?"
“Yes-he dined with us one night." -
"I shouldn’t say be was-your sort,
Not that Scott isn't all i-ight as far
as some things so; but hen. iihrttiyl
a man I would want you to meet." 
The words ha 'scarcely left his. _
"ps before he nughed _md` g___nm_e__ed I A. E. Fraser. Mr.  Mckinrion and
an apology: ;"'l"`"l' _ '_ _ 2
"I had no riBhl. to say that! Your’ T_h° fonomug r""°l“"u" WM “mul
Iiiisbuntl is the one who has \li~iiHu‘bmmed to me mnvpmwn “nd ‘Snr-V
rilrllt to say who you slinll or shall Ned unanmmuslzfz l
not "WEL Forgive m_____ _ _ Mm/ed by l'-‘rnrl R. Mulilsh, set-ontlutll
"There is nothing to i`orgive-Nr-il  by Dr' A' E' Fraser' _ i
Mr. Forbes, is tzouirectvti in soifici Rewlved' Thu we me d"NgM0Hl
business mmm” Wm M _ S on llrepresenting the Libei'ai»i‘oli:;ervutires5
i r c am
that is the reason he brought mm of thc Citrditriin electorate distrltt as
home with him_ Bm he seems such somblod today in convention. desi;-qi:
a different tylle from any iiianlhavt- to express our coundenuu in nxt
know that I was cm__0uS_.. As leadership of the l-lon. A. E. Arseiiau
and ln the administraltlon of which hc
is the head. _
Mr. D.C_ Morson, Converter oi' Con-
vention, cougratulnted the delegates
on the choice they had made and
roads, there being near-ly` seventy de-
legates present. f
Duncan were duly chosen as candi-
dates. `
Short speeches were made by
C
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usual, I had not the courage to gui
on with anythingthat looktfl like;
criticism or Neil. I
I often used to wonder if all wivesl
'to mean soriietliiiilz; to me simply
were as fearful of doing anything to:
felt assured that it meant the return
Tire fifty eighth annual session of
I
lose the' love of the man to whoml
_lic'.-itrrse my husband had showir a_
of the two ('oiii-iervatlves to siipport_
,the Right Worslripiui Pioviiiciai
I pi'et`or'ctiec'for the man's wife.
they were ntarrled, its was I. ,l
the Hon. A. E. Arscntult.
_ A special meeting of shareholders,
or the Dunstaffnage Cheese & Butterl
Co., wi-ll be held at the creumery, onl
monday. the 2-ith ihst., at 1.30 owiocit 5
"».=1\.. for` the purpose of eonslderingl
the 'ldvlstrblllty of erecting a housel
for our manager. A full attendance;
is requested. By order,
FRED COURT. Sec..
4471-3*13Mthusatue5i
I "\Vliat arc you thinking ot, that
|.V0u \von`t speak to ine?" Mr. F‘rctl~
lcrit~k's voice brought me back to
at realization of my ruileriess.
"I’ar‘f!1irl int-_ I was so shocked
hy what you told me that I was
Grand Orange Lodge of l‘rint~_e Ed-
ward lsiand will be held in Sterling
‘¢
Lodge room Montague on Tiiursda
Mart-Ii 20th, l919_ 'l`i'alli arrangeiiieuts
most impolite. lt is dreadfulll
liter' dreadful." l
866111611 to realize t’i-om the iii-sl `
days of our life together that Neil'
would brook no questioning ot' hiiu»'
' telf, his affairs. Every time I had:
'utteliiptetl to get closer to him in'
E tirisway it had resulted diwastrously,
had been the cause oi' the only quur-_
i
rels we ever had had.
C' E' MMKENZIE’ _ Payne ()rton’s love for his wifel "H8 188 fllfffifelll UYPB- UORTBS.:
Grand 5@f;,~e1_a,-y was a matter ot' coininoii comment
_ _,_ . among his friends. (‘ou1d it be pos-
4437"M“M7i' sible that, because of some intrigue
corunion, but absolutely straight iu_
business. And hard as nails with;
l those who are not. I have always;
- -_-- ___ __ _  _  _ of pets, he had “lmted to dl.-;°i.:iaid thatl .should be very sorry forl
And was Neil the, other party to
l I tortured myself “ith the thought.
é- Mr. l~`redci'ick was a shrowd man
iutiiisits   
Fm” Steam C0mm“YllCi1llUllll0l-\V€€I1 and doubtless understood more of
t)HAItLOT'l`E'I`OWl\', OKWIQLL. CRA» I the cause ol' my answers 'to his I
PAUD and EAST and WEST Rl'\’ERb» questions than I realized.
Department of Public W0\‘kH. Finally he commenced to talk of
Ch“l'1°m5°“"“r` P-‘ E~ Island. I Neil. Then I pulled myself together.
M“l`~h l0» l919~ i .inytliirig p~rtalning to my liusbztntl.
SEALED 'VENDERS ‘Vlll be Fecelv' ' was vitally interesting to me.
.
cd al this Om” “mil “O0” 0" M011' E "lie has wonderfully staying pow- i no further. Mr. Frederick command-,
day' April Mfh- will' iroln any person ers. We all have to hand it to him l
.rr persons willing to contract with for one thing., said Mn Fmderlck_!
the Government of Prince Edward _ hir he makes up his mind to do any.
Island to run a steamer of about 200 i ming he _Wm go through me ,m,j_l be Barbara.. F,.|°nd_ _
ions registered, and hold acertiilcatc water to accompush u_..
to cmry not less than 200 passengers ' I thought I detected some subtlei
and capable oi' inhiiituining it speed l desire to comfort me by this praise  7 B “To 91 I
not less than 10. knots per hour. uf Neil-if it were prdi_,@_ 1 would ,  t   I
Front cHAnLoT'rETo\vN to css- put my mme in my _pocket and ask!
l’AI\D once a week. one or _wo-quesuolm _
From cHAni.orTi3'row:~: to on- i ;
WELL uiiee a week. ' '
anyone against whom Scott had al
grudge. He‘d flay them alive."
“That is the way he impressedl
ine," I returned, then cllllllged lllel
5 subject. But in my mind was at new l
`undercurrent oi’ fear. Suppose this
.vIr. Scott should get a grudge against
Neil because of some business they
had in common-suppose because of
that mining stock Neil had persuade-
cd him to buy?-my thoughts went
ed my attention.
Tomorrow--Mr. Frederick Offers to
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Whenll e et,
“Tiz" for sore, tired, puffed-UP. 3°"-
Frotll CIlAlil.0'I"I`E'[`(}\VI\' to EAST , ` _ _ ___ ___ _ E 
RIVER once ii \\.;feit_ " """"""'_""""_" " “L_” __ _ 1
From cnArti_o'rTa'rowN to WEST .`3l`L`1P $,"<.`l',=‘7ilit`ii-IE. ».iPl~.l\E
RIVER once a week. '   
For a period of five years from the __ 0 "-1" Y _ 
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Parties teiidering to state separate ' g |
ly for what annual subsidy they will ' `.""""`"""""`W‘ """°"'"0"""'°"'"°"'“°"'"'"m l
pei-t'hr~m the service for ri live or ten li' your nostrils are clogged and yourl
year period ‘ head is stuffed and you can't breathe;
For further phrti_t~u..~irs as regards freely because of a wld or cutarrh-I
the rates for passenger and iricght. J`\lSl L56! 8 Small l`>0lllB Ol' ElY'B Cfallllll
also the days and hours of sailing Balm at any drug store. Apply a liti
from the respective places, apply to tie of this fragrant antiseptic cream;
lhls 0m¢c_ Into your nostrils and let it penetrate;
Good and sufficient- securities must- throusll °V9l'Y air DHSSHEB Of Y0l1l’|
be provided for the faithful perform- head, soothing and healing the in-_
ance of the contract lltlmed swollen mucous membrane ani. ,
The Department does not bind itself vou get instant relief. ‘ 
lo accept the lowest or any tender. Ah! how good it feels. Your nos-,'
L. B. MCMILLAN, trils are open, your head is clear, no'
secretary ot Public Works. more hawking. suufilius blowing; aol
|4g3.3.11m3l_ more headache, dryness or struggling'
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hlinards ilnlment cures garget in cow: ’
Island Stock Breeding Co.
Referring to the .property ot' the
Island Stock Breeding Company nt
French Fort, Lot 35, which is to be
offered at Auction on Monday Merch
17th. ' i
This property when bought by the
above company consisted of four
shore farms on the Hilshorougir Riv-
er end; is about eight miles from
Charlottetown by road.
Pleflty of mussel mud and sea-
weed in front of the property_
Bino0._19l5, from 200 to 400 sheep
lull s 14110 stock of hogs, horses and
csttls have been kept on the property
About _100 sores have fbesn mudded
and about 81,000.00 of sD0¢ially wo~
veil vin fencing has been erected
on it.
This property is convenient to
churches. schools and railway station
with telephone connection and quite
user the Dunstaffnage butter factory.
This is a first class .proposition for
a fstlier with two or three sons whom
be wishes to keep home.
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._____ _ -___i.‘__T._.;_ _"._...._ - T for breath... Ely's Cream Balm is just!
' | what sufferers from head colds and
  vatarrll iievd. lt's a delight. _
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lready for service dams pro-2 ____
llbs. of milk in the year and 23 ,and /i0. Good Education re
c. T. riasousorg, LADY _S_Ig)g_;rnt~AqilE~’S
l Marshfleld |002 St. Catherine Si.. Wert I
_,f.~.\‘_‘:.'__.~.'.v;'1_‘.5_ '_ " L "‘ ' ' ’ ~"
family .i
rvisv
close prices for cash out of
cars. We also landed car of
Maple Leaf Flour which we
also quote at low figures.
li. itliiiiunr at co.,
‘"‘lt|ilaIba°"   ne.;
ta
is seed stand
along side his
~f~ ilirre
act.-I
c¢~`f%
MQW! `
4s'1s»a-s M sit 3. Mos pd.
@if.~l“i. .»..
ing, calloused feet or corns
You can he happy-looted In a mo-_
ment. Use “Tlz” and never suffer with*
tender, raw. burning, blistered, swol-|
len, tired, aching feet. "Tia" and only_
“’l’iz" takes the pain and soreness out;
of roms. callouses and bunlons.
As soon as you pug your feet in a
“Tlz' bath, you just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your' poor, old
feet feel. They want to dance for joy. _
“Tiz” is grand. “'I`izI' instantly draws
out all the poisonous e~..udations
which puff up your feet and cause,
sore. iilllunieri , aching, sweaty.|
smelly feet.
Get a 25-cent box of “Tin” at any
drug store or department stora.Get in-_
stnnt foot relief. Laugh at foot suffer-4
ers who complain. Because your feet!
are never, never going to bother or)
make you limp any more.
(Sgd.) T. J. DONAHOE.
Secretary.
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i'l‘Il{.\`(l\'_\|.S '
Miss Charlotte Cari- of this city ls]
visiting friends In Halifax.
Mr. Fenton McLure left yesterday
morning for G0ldel_l,_B- (,`~_ _ ._ ,_ ..
Mr_ Benjamin Newson, Kingston.
has returned home _after it Plwllul
visit at Long Creek.
Miss Amy Ellis, Summerside, lsln
the city and leaves for home this
iiiornlng_ _
Mr. John Alfred McDonald, Herman-
ville, was is passenger to Montague
Bl-ltlgg yesterday .on professional
husiness_
Seaman Andrew Martin who was
for ggme time tztttached to the Niche
at Halifax and has IH'€lY lleell ln llle
Patrol sei-vice has arrived at his lloms
in this city from I-Iialifax. He wasior-
tiierly employed as mail clerk with
the Guardian.
Mr. Herbert Dickinson, represent-
ing the London Times History and
Encyclopedia of the War, is 'at pres-
ent in the city, and will address the
Great War Vefernns' Association next
week.
HORSE NOTE.
The beautiful pacer Frank 1. has
been purchased 'by Mr. Peter Ross,
lied Point from North Lake parties.
lie is daily seen an the Red Point
roads and is being much admired.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. D it. panel? .laughter ‘wish
to tluank their many friends especially
'he f-iremen for their kindnes shown
to them in their sad -bereavement.
L-_-.E _ -~"'-- . _
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An exceptional opportunity for solue one to get into the Black Fox
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Two ptire bred Ayrshire bulls. womufs H0Spita| 
duced from 9000 to lbs lovooo Wanted Probationers 
_; strain of stock. Last summer we had forty odd 'animals in pens, some oi' ‘
‘350 t0 400 lbS. fat lil the y8aI'. quired-2 year'.-i course Apply 
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’ l standing about forty thousand. Shares valued at 50 dollars each. Pa'.B0.
Ca" write or ph(me_ ' M__m____a|_ P  : Owner however will consider offer oi 15 to 20 per cent. below face vzua
"””‘-2~1‘>M"*12‘P'l- I 1347.3-6 M thin- .hi 4 wits <1
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_ `_‘5’-€.'f"l~;l‘.~?_`»'f‘5,` _ I  f i msngux _ _ if _ _ mtl
 I 01| Cl; A ciioii siui
S’"°'"iif.fiCit'l§'lf1li.Hf'"'"°" A _  at I2 0’clocIi noon
...ii-1'i§?» We have. “St 'md “"°§ Wednesday March the 19th
cars of Lime for Landt
purposes which we will sell at. I KING SQUARE '
W; _ I built by and formerly occupied by
business. and get in right. The ruidersigned owns 24 shares in u going
tioriipaily which is located at Tignish and under nhe general supervision of
Mr. Perlcy Haywood. Aniuialii chiefly of the A 1 grade of Hudson Gordon
which have silica been killed for pelts. However about a dozen pairs will
hc mated this spring. Total capitalization B0 thousand dollars. stock out;
Those interested address, Harrison T. White, 378 Pine St., Providence, B.l.
4447-3-izmsipd. _ '
That very desirable residence situate on
LATE FRANK D. BEER, “M. D.”
This beautiful dwelling is located within five minutes wslli of the
centre of the city, ani Hiilvmy St-ition. and has u fine view of King
Square and the rtreets and walks surroundi ig. It nas all modern con-
veniences including a new .nd thorouigh hot water heating app trutur
Bath ro m and loilat room separate, front and back stairs, large' kit~
chan,-with eel laundry trays. luraepantries and cupboards and good,
deep cellar. There in nice yard and garden with garage. [he house is
fitted with double doors an wiu lows and fly screens, and a .naw kit-
chen floor ha-i been laid recently. - _
is erms at Sale. _ _  ~ »
ft. _ urttier information apply to = `
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E. A. Fodter, Qeirtrsl Drugstqire, Charlottetown. `
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test the district at the _next local else’ '_ A ‘_ ' _
tion. was well attended notwlthstanti g _ E _
ing the almost impossible state of tho; _ '_ _
~Mt.ssrs. .i_x\. ivioorinsin and Jam..-_._ _    I ' V . _ .
,l am instructed by FRANK YOU NKER, North River to sell by: Purim
uctlon on his premises on " ' . .
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‘ WEDNESDAY, MARCH I9, l9l9‘
. AT 12 O'CL.0GK P. M. SHARP V
Farm consisting ol' 7.0 tteres of innd situated at North River-in a lllg"
state of cultivation, pump at door luriic pond near center of farm, ll; avres
of new meadow seeded with scvoii pounds of clover seed per acre, I4 .rt-|»,._,~
oi’ whlchno stock were allowed on.
A largeuiew and modern dwelling house finished throughout, hu,-,l
wood floors, cemcnbcellar, wall finish ed with buick, frost proof; itll new out
buildings.
lntendng purchasers can see farm at any time. '
STOCK--1 Horse 5 years old (Atlas) weight 1300 lbs., 1 Horse 5 yeah,
Olil ('Al'lHB) W6lBl1t 1400 lbs., 1 Drivdng Mare 10 years old (Tom Metliumi
1 °ll°lC° GUSFDBBY Cow newly freshened spd calf. 1 Ayrshire Cow due 
freshen in April, 1 Guernsey Cow due to fresh-en in a few days, 1 Guernsey
Helier 2 years old in calf, 1 Holstein (low due to freshen in April 1 ‘reg
Shorthorn Heifer coming 2 years old, 1 reg, sllorthgm Bupvg monhm om'
1 Shorthorn fait Heller, 1 fat Cow 2 years old, 2 Fat Oxen 2 years' old 
Shorthorn Holler 1% years old, 3 Yeurlings, 1 Brood Sow with pig 2 pall
Pigs. '
lMPLE_MENTS-(All new or nearly new) Driving Wa»g0|1_,1'q-“ck WM
on and Pole, Wood Sleigh,_2 Driving Sleighs, Dlsk~Drlll, Mower, Rake sei
Disk Hnrrows, set Spring ’l'oor Harrorvs, Gang Plow, Single Plow, tiepsi-.
star (Simplex) 750 ihs_, l=~armsr's Built-r_ washing Machine, Pump Jw.
Pulper, set Team Harness, set Driving Harness, 2 sets Collars and Haines'
2 pair Leather Traces, Pad and Breeciiiug. 2 Work Bridles, l-lay For-lil
Uable 110 ft. and Blocks, a large Pile of wood, sawed in blocks and 3 pile'
of logs, &c., &c,
CROP-300 bus: Mixed Grain, 100 bus. choice Seed Wllteat (Witte File)
8 tons Hay, 100 bus, Potatoes, 20 loads Straw to be sold In stacks '
ALSO-.Kitchen Range. Base Burner, and a quantity of lfgpgghold
Furniture (ne\v_) _ _'_
TERMS-All sums of $5.00 and under ea/sh;over that amount 9 months
credit on approved joint notes, 5 per cent, discount for cash.
Terms for Farm at sale. ~
Sale Positive as the owner is; going West, '
PETER BRODIE,
Auctioneer
4389-3'8Mott5lpd.
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BIGGEST SALE 0F THE
SEASON _  
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M0Nn/ir, Mliicii 17 _
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M., SHARP.
THE ISLAND STOCK BREEDING COMPANY, OF' FRENCHFORT
WILL HOLD ON THE FARM A GENERAL CLEARING SALE,OF ALL
THEIR STOCK. CROP, FARM MACHINERY. TOOLS. ETC. THE LAND OF
THE COMPANY CON§ISTING OF FOUR SHORE FARMS ON THE
HILLSBOROUGH RIVER, ABOUT EIGHT MILES FROM 0HARLOTTE--
TOWN, CONTAINING ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRE_8.
WILL ALSO BE OFFERED, EITHER EN BLOC OR IN ORIGINAL FARMS.
THE FOLLOWING LIST WILL BE GFFERED:--
One pure-bred Clydestlalo muro, 9 years old; one standard-bl-all marc,
12 years old, in foal to British Soldier; one draft mare, 9 years olds one
draft horse, 4 years old; one tlrrtft horse, 3 years old; one pure-bred CHydes~
dale C01*-. One your old: one draft colt, one year old; one draft lilly foal, 22
head of cattle, principally young heliers, s number of which will freshen
Gaily; 17 hogs. principally brood sows, with pig; 18 pure-bred Shropshire
ewes, 3 pu're~bi-ed Shropshire rams. 5 pure-bred Oxfond ewes, 3 pure-bred
0Xf°l`fl rams- 7 liuretbred Dorsethorn owes, 1 pure-bred Dorshethom ram, 7
pure-bred Leicester owes, 3 pure-bred Leicester rants, 3 pureibi-ed Lincoln
ewes, 1 pure-bred Lincoln rain, 1 pure-bred Cotswold ram, about 50 grade
ewes. Aiil owes bred to pure-hr-sd sires; 3 get-se, 2 ducks. 45 liens, about
500 .bushels oats. about 200 bushels mixed feed. about 'I0 lbushels wheel.
about 50 bushels barley, hay. straw. potatoes, turnips and mangles. A
flllurlt-ity oi luniber, 150 lbs. bluestone. 1 bbi. lime. 1 3% Ii. p. euslllv-
lVl°l1*U°l=l1» 1 elltrlne belt.. l threshci- and cleaner. Hall; 1 grain orusher. 2
pullpers, 1 binder with truck and carrier, Frost it Wood (ti footl I manure
Sllreader, 1 set farmers, 2 hay mowers. '1 bay rake, 1 seeder. 2 gang plows,
3 single plows, 1 cul'tlvator. 1 disk harrow, 1 spring-tooth harrow, l spike
l1Hl`l‘0“'. Lever: 1 tooth hafrrow. I rollnr, I turnipdrlll. double row, l. scuflier.
I rnud disger, 1 set platform scnles, il carts. I Adams wagon. I I-rllfll
wagon, 1 express wagon, l driving wagon, 4 wood slelghs, 1 box sleigh, I
sheep shearing machine, ll sheep dipping tank, l 24-bushel ~boiler, 2 poles.
swings and yokes, 1 griudstone, heavy and iight hamess, saddle and butlulo
robe.. also ii large quantity of implements and tools. Everything new within
three years. .
'NIRMIS-‘Ou stock. crop and implement., nine months' matt on hpprov~
ed joint notes. Terms on land iuade known at sale or on application w the
Manager. `
Sale positive whether or not land is sold. Teams will convey passllnllefll
from anti to the stamp. l
` . BENJ. CARTER.
44?/5-3-llnittsili, Augwneel-_
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Live Hogs t Wanted H
We are prepared to buy few cars. I-logs every week
Our prices are as followsz-
Select Hogs 150 to 275 
Heavy Fats 275 and up 
Sows, all weights .._.._1lc
_ _ Do not want Hogs ,under 150 lbs on hoof at any
price.
Why kill when you /can get these prices for fed
and watered Hogs on Hoof.
We take Hogs every Wednesday morning al
Albany Station, Kensington and Hunter iver. .
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