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To_ all from
Ganvin, 'Gcntzcl & co,
imorocasrnsas,
J. A. S. BAYER, _I’i'0ll._
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UNDERWRIIERS SALE
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To be sold at Public Auction at Monta-
gue Saturday Dec. 23rd at the hour of
twelve o'clock noon the hull and the ma-
terial of the sunken schooner Nercid
where sho now lies at the bott/om of the
cllannelfof the Montague River, opposite
Poole do Thompson's wharf; also cargo of
coal in said schooner consisted of 153 tons
Reserve Mine.
Sale Positive, Terms Cash.
BY ORDER OF THE UNDERWRITERS.
21d 31.
_ - ' 
FARM FOR SALE.
A farm situated in Cornwall, Lot 31,
fronting on the West River, consisting
of ahout'14o acres of land nearly all of
which is in a high slate of cultivation.
There isa good new house and com-
modions barns and outbuildings on the
farm. There is Post Odice, school,
cheese factory, church, forge, etc.,
within a half a mile of the lac
p e.
The above property will be sold in '
either one or two lots to suit purchas-
ers. Apply on the premises to the
owner.
JACOB BAIN.
I2-It dm twmrmpd
= i 5 lbs.
noon rl-:A....15.=
We got this for Christmas trade and
is real good value;
25 lb. Big Flour--606.
This is from ISLAND Fife Wheat and
quality guaranteed.
Other good values awaiting our cus-
tomcrs.
Jas. Kelli' S; (Zo.
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F c wi-:SLEY co.
DESIGN-ERS.
FNGRAVERS.
FLLECTROTYPERS.
 J9hn.,N_a.  W ,
EXEEQQEEE
llunllgrallh
lhc latest in “Duplicat-
ing” Machines
The simplest, cleanest
quickest and cheapest
duplicating machine
on the market. No
dirt, no washing, no
stencil, no roller, no
expensive supplies.
For both typewriter
and penwriting.
Write ‘for circulars
and samples of work.
PENMAN & SPRANG,
Mlrs.,
Office:-22 Yonge St., Arcade., To-
ronto,Ont.
CARTER il. ilu.. Lltl..
OOKS
NOW
I KENT
F LOUR
Have you tried it?
If you want good bread and
pastry do so.
Aslr your grocer for it. I
In barrels and bags whole- '
sale by
Carvell Bros.
18 ttsgsw tf. '
-USE-
_POLISHING PASTE
l Price 5 cents per box.
"WE SELL II. ‘
PHONE 264. ` /
Queen Street, Ch’lown.
lialchanls Bank ol P. E. lslanli
at least one da previous to the meeting
Cashier.
Charlottetown, Nov. 30, 1905.
x:~1dfwt wwlm
Dividend _ Notice
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
CHARLOT-rET0wN_ January and, l9o6, both days inclusive.
Sole Dealers for P. E. Island,
ia-6dmwf6w
EXEEHEEE
Pllreuallttotilo Partition Act 1876 und nn
therein the mounlains," his voice grew
lli‘,if,i]°f tho "mill g°ii,rl-i liitliuivtiiliarhhgp 611% ` g 5 husk “Just ‘cause he wanted to brln
Yi 8'
Funer.| D"-e¢to|»_ ’ us the Chrtstmss`mail. He aughten ter`
The only Embalmu on P, E, Island tried; there aln‘t no one on earth could ‘
l1°ldlll8 5 DiPl°m°' u'done it.. He`s a hero, too is little Dave-
nlss A- F°r§“5°nll‘°dy A"|‘u”t he knew the carriar'd rest easier if the
Efl“lPm°l1¢ the bell- Christmas mall cum through." .
n a
llladcililnlizlnxllilton of Foster v Wlddoa Ww-
F. 772 service of nottcc of the Judgment dated
lith Novcmbor 1903 in tho said Action on John
llobcrr, McDougall waanispcllsmi with. Now
tho said John liobert liicllcu all and all por'
sons olaimlllgtobe intcrestodglll illc propnrto'
to which thc said Action relates who are not
plllttesnotnc said Action or llnvc not li'\=|l
ncrvsd with lloticc of tile saill.ludgl .-nv.
ure hcmby roquircfl tn conlo ill nllri out nlllih
their rcnpeotivc clninls in rcspoct thori-or at
the Chamborsuf Mr. Justice Kckowlcil and
Mr J nina Jowc lin al Courts of -I\»-~i.iC0
Si.ri\nl'llI.ondollEnglnndy on or beforu tho lst
day of Marc? lillil or in dp;ll:‘lilié‘ri:ll;0s°oi1l§n:»ii'\:5
e
‘wal laltarth expiration n mth ld Ama"
bo db th roco dlllill 0”*
lwlr iiiiii his tiliiih »sf'i~.»<l with nomo of tlw
said J ent. e
'I`hui§i\l;ltha Stlrda of March H116 at lil Di
By order of the Board:
J. M. DAVISON, Cashier.
Charlottetown. Nov. 30, |906.
12-ldfw twwim.
Parlor and Show Rooms superior to
any in the lower P,.°v,,,C“_ At daybrsak Christmas morning eight
Calls prgmptfiy “attended to day pl! determined men on snow-shoes started
night. atisac on gusran ee . I d d_t n d db, ,
Knowing that the *public would spprec- °“ th” r” "T" T: U an h  n
tate the services o a lady assistant, I the frozen csrr er. estorm a ulleri
have encased Ml" F=,rs\=°°\1»ll°fly °f .ns the show, glistening, whiz., lmllrlsss
ri d et t i e er
xl” "ce B" wmp ei n V ‘Y Pu' lay twenty fset deep on the loveland
the slush at hmm st . .hh len in the ...ln ticular-
Uhtpmbgrn is ppotnt:§)iJi' huaidlll und Mlludi-
ch ngu &ccla s. n h "M
Bi °"'~..‘.'ii_“.‘l=i.t'.<..ls°:'.' 
Mluhcr.
b i M :Do il was
ll.‘.".'.'l`“ ~'.'?l°..'.?.‘i‘.f“‘i‘l‘l‘..l‘°l~".I....‘ l..‘.‘.l;‘.l. .f
Charloligs vm Prince itdvward Island and was
§¢Idu rgsvlsoo nlrdar the \Vt|l of the said
e %sosr who led on the 23rd -lulluJll;179
at hnrlottpsown aforesaid. The will 0 "
Ro Us sugall _pn Palms lm“'mdBlo1a;\':l
m ' -
réglggazaf  S. 'Aflac is bolicvud to hnvc
H Gmail 'I rinity Lnnc.
0 ndliallelinglsnd.
" m%§i.{l’lgnounlcx si oi_i.i\', . C
Sliuate on the south side of Hillsboro
R_ 0 he me cn one mile from furtivsly, then started" and glanced
sc
.spa rv vstion, Terms liberal. For further portl-
sll ¢°D9D5W€R'f`" _ CHIP" IPPIY F' NRKENNA' snow. With ashout of “little Dave,‘|l.'s
fh,~g;,\&,,_'\|§,,;',‘f,, ,.,,,,,,,,,f. chsflsmmws, Queen Strut
,, .A.BII RI,
A .ww ~ M,,,,‘,,,,5,_,,_,,.,,,|_f,.|_,,,,¢,|,.,- ,little Dave! the men started forward Dl,°I-IAQ". °|~'|'M.~1'| I- I st- I r 8| inA '
   the chi-lies dropped the slide or his dark
Best on earth for stoves and ranges ,,,,,,1_|,,,,,_,.,',,, ,md me, D,,v|e_,,,,,- 1,8,
can at store fm' large free Sample the carrier no longer felt thc cold. Dnvle
  & C||_ _ from the saddle into Lilo soft snow.
A n n LI   i n g had experienced. No one mentioned
-0FTHE- the mllll, but each knew that
Mglégzxuglnsfrgfgl é1i=I°;lll;§1<:vfil;1`l;§ mslll_hl»y_shr." The show piles up is
held in the Banking Hausa’ Greg, the second story of the station house, the
gppggsy `Sl:;‘ee;,h Cdhgiyrlotgtowfiknuapp :p;llc;$,na`n;iypgehe§y one the ncn
A. D. 1905, at the hour of rr o’c ock, a.
mI°roxies must be left with the cashier stamping and whinnyinglon the porch
i M_DAV,SUN ' awakened the house. ' The door was
Mllchanls Bank ol P. E. Island T"°P°“y “°‘“"°“ ‘"“* °'”°“ °“‘°"’-l
_ _ N°Vi¢mb¢f1§l°€ 1901?!! ut when Jerry Thompson tried to take
ye2¢;;lced;:i$1;:(e1by’fg£'e;e; gel; pn" oil‘the saddle,the horse snorted, plunged
annum ouxlhe ca(pital stlgclr ofithlsBbankl¢ through the open door and disappeared
has been eclare pa a eat ts an - h d k th k |
ing House on and aiyier the znd.__lnn~ i""°t ° M ness’ B spar 8 ning as
"My, ,9o5_ The Transfer book, w,11 be his big iron snow-shoes struck eao other
closed from December 18th. i9o5, to ln ms 5,-s¢,},M;y1¢,,,p,
OFFICE PHONE 6oc. thirty fsst in the hoiiows. Up the trail
iiilr:i.§IDENcE PHONE 6°b' silently, daterminsdly they searched.They
stood on the ' summit as the sun rose. ‘
The old msn sighed:
_ ,Xmas gift sd which ap; ears elsewhere.
|:gR 5A| E       _-__
and we got the Christmas mail. lf only
RDOCDBHK FBIWD I --" he paused a moment, wiped his eyes
Liiiotfxwn’ com,,|{l,,g ,go ‘cfudao quickly around Boys hs continued
rea cleared and in ahigh state of culti- excitedly , “did you hear thaii Listen!"
DECEMBER 23, x9o5-
"'Q ' I  “al A ram: sronv or -me sutnaa zrsvsus.
2 i
of his master. The muil must reach
Th' Seed ‘B ‘he vi md °f G°d stopped for a hasty meal at the Mountain ¥:ii,|l,umps of mg" at the head of the
uka 8 x '
and many a weary heurt ached for nevls
of the outside world, and of dear ones
far away. To miss the Christmas mall
is a calamity of dlrest magnitude to
people snowed in for months, and whose
only change, whose only sunshine, is the
receipt of letters and papers.
It was growing dark when little Dave
and his rider reached the seven-thousand
foot level. Tho wind\ grew colder and
colder, and drifted the snow into the
hollows. The carrier was growing num b
The blazes on the huge pine trees, the
only indication of the trail, were fast dis-
appearlngln hunks of snow. At. 7.500
feet scarcely a blaze was in slght;at
8,000 feet all were buried. Little Da\e
and his master were lost in the heart of
the Sierra.
It was eleven o'clock by his watch when
lantern and said:
“Davie boy, we're done for. We can't
mail-bag."
Davie whinnied and rubbed his glossy
head against his master's boot. Dlfide
understood. The wind grew kcener, but
stumbled ons little further; he paused
bcneathuclump oftrees, in the lee of u
hugc snowdrift, as his master slipped
It was n drcury Christmas eve at Hum-
bug stage station. The men sat dlslnaily
around the llrc and told tales of other
storma,ofthe suowshoers who hadfrozen Lo
death, ofthe many narrow escapes each
all had the same thought-“no Christmas
Cllrlstluns was rwo hours old when a
opened, and a riderless horse walked
wearily into the hall, the mail-bigs
strapped to his saddle.
“\Vhy,durn me, if it l\lu't Davie, the
nlallcari'lel~'s hossl Davie boy, whui~'s
your master? whar is he, lad?"
while the mallbnga were unstrapped,
The men looked at one another, and
the old man said:
“I|.'s too durn bad; the hoas is snow-
mad, and there a|n't n soul could live in
that storm iokctch him. -And the car-
rler`s done for, boys-he`a somewhere out
A faint whlnny sounded nomsa the
get the Christmas mall to I-Iumbug after
ull old man We've packed our last
FILES
alien. sos is um isis ui V" 3
your mishl»m'~i sl.3\'i¢li. ‘iles %.ili`°°ul»¢°'ir
molar nipnsy back ir notsatlsrled. mo, at
`\ " l omek was crossed with the snow twelve ' ‘ l '_ V
yi  Q The sound led lhrnl io n thick clumpl -A
.`i`:’."1`F;‘t"'?'\ W 1°” d°°|’ “nd tl" “Ulm “"1 |l1°l`°“l"¥ of iamnrack trees, and thrusting aside]  “
I I | ij__»~' L-.`___ _
n violence. The little horse :novell the branches, they sun little Dave lying, _ °
, _ _
'=_"_` ~`._~ -. .,'§'."»`.~ "9
' \7~  small i rd h
\  _-` -='f`\.`.L§~.:.i V °"‘“ °“ ‘“"l““”"°” °“°"‘ int-be snow- But when. close _beside the \_________ _ _____,___*_1____;_m____ _ _ _
. 'L` 5;; ~_' § *" l `
“.7 °h°°°' °b°‘“"”"°° th” P"°|°° “ld °"'°°“°" horse, unconscious, l ut still alive, theyl
equaled before, nor has it been since
and' -pointing lo thc frisky little bay
bg local applications, as they cannot reach
t ediseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way-to cure deafness, and that
is caused by an inflamed condition of
the mucuous lining of the Eustachlan
Tube. When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or. imperfect
hel\ring,and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nint-
cases out of ten are caused lay Catarrh
which is nothing but an in amed con
dltion of the mucous surfaces.
We will giveOneHundredDollarsfor any
case of Deafness (caused by catnrrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Clirarrli Cure.
Send for circulars, free. _
F. J. CHENEY 8: CO,. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druirgists, 75c.
Take Hall`s Family Pills forconsi i_ ation.
NATURALLY.
Mrs. Jones-No wonder sho looks tired
she’a up most all night with u sick baby.
Mr. Jones-Whai.’s the matter with her
husband?
Mrs. Jones-He’s busy all the time
trying to get an eight-hour day for
workmen.
WOMEN WITH WEAKNESS.
For all weakness from which girls and
women isuffer, no surer remedy exists
than I)r.Ilamllton`s Pills. 'lhey ulain»
ruin thai. bracing health every *woman eil
earnestly desires; they uproot disease
and bring strength that lasts rlll old
sire.
“No medicine could he more bcnedclai
than Dr. I-I»»lullto|l`s Pills" writes Mrs.
Mary E. Ayrton of Viciurin.. “I havi-
bcen strengthened, my digestion lsbet-
tcr I have improved color and
feel consi:ieri\bl_v better since ue
ing Dr. Humilton's Pills." Sold
everywhere, 23c. per boil or live boxes for
one dollar.
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or 
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A Go in soclnrv snronrsn.
The Editor--One of the proofrsaders
complains of your spelling ot “besuty."
How did you spell ill
New Reporter-“Blllt,v."
The Editor~Ahl I see you have an “l”
for beauty:
-gAtteniloniacl\ll¢~1ltn Paton 8: Co‘s
i
Dr. Cllsds Oint.
mentis s certain
A u dfzxusrantesd
cure each and
fllii' 'i‘Ilf..?.i‘l °'
Db 'll
s n d zr nl ‘
rs or munsoiv, Barns lcCo.. Toronto.
W ~;\ W  
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_ __- ge, humble s cllrlslmo mall.  "'
Gil A SKATE UN
_ Jn( ' s -
_ sl  1,. _l_, _ ---
  » t i sin.
i  _ .  The snow was nina feet deep as the wlthlightnlng speed, their long snovr~ SP ng 8 es
l _- ' »_
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l
3 __.  ,
ldlif/ 1
_ V an » i, mall carries-and his little horse struggled shoesruising a cloud of flakes behind _  Skgt¢g_ _
_""  lhmilgh the Devil's oorrai. Robbers' them
- ` ‘ ` ,  - »-“E »
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found his master, tllelr-shouts awoke the Oqk UQk§_
Humbul: lefors Christmas though the H ey S
l ~ .
_ ` » 1 _ echoes from HumbugtoLassen peaks. il _
g ’ A   Storm Klngplled snow as high on the Them was a ,.e_i,,|c,,,R ,md d|,me,. at Sill!! P855.
N0 SMT’ Nevml" “S "MY t°W"°d "b°v° Humbugthat Christmas that was never _
W sow me Bssrseen he nh... P“°l=S- wh , , A R _,l
‘While tue emu nmaineth. seed time Th” “'x'°h°“”“‘l'f°°"|°"°l“'°"°°°h'd' and little Dave ate oats' and unllml-' O esa e an em] `
and hui-vast 5ba11n°¢¢¢”¢ H The carrier: and his weary little hone
" ` '  A I' l FENNELL & CHANDLER
“In the moéing sow my "Cla, md' il; house. The odor of Mrs Brown's flied » .. » »  ’
the evening wit old not thyhand." venison and homo-made bread did not “you sea ,hem me ,a_,,,,,,“,k ees b
in 1 -6. _ " Y f islaaunag
The stock of Bible. aut we chéé 8, deter the carrier from first giving a svllft mn, mg mckp- “ld “Old J H, -- the M 
0. y, ' _
very large and all ,sold for less than "“bd°“`“ °° "h°°W"7 "me M7' "°3°’|7 stairs driver. "Wal, ihat's the place, """"’“" ' ‘-"'“ `*°"~°" "*-~~-~ -~ - ' "-' ' "
mst' crunching his oats. No hands, other V i '
than his msstsn., ever touched little ,e,,,,,,._..,,,,,,.,, D,,,,,e’,,,,,,,,,_ The Mes, The tea pl ml from which TIGER TEA is made is an
 &  Dave. Davie dtdn’t like strlmilore. s,,0w_,,h°e hose in Culifnrnyl Yes, sm €V¢1"gl’€€ll Silfllb.
, In an hour they were on the trail again,
A ulh l 't - h l th - -
Agetgpbfgrsséigylsland ,,eep,w,,,e s°,emn_ Wm,” 0, the men Ulrned "’;“‘;E'; ::;’;;’ry‘“‘;:“buy“hlmi The manufacture of TIGER TEA,_ The withering pro-
at the stage station. For five weeks the neuherl Ah’ Davie-lud’ you and me has cess 0f  TEA» The 'permenlatfon of  TEAv
womswrm in years had raged sm the had mn, ,,°,0ses,,;,,e_buHm was the The FI RING of TIGER TE A, are all important in produc-
" if snowy range. and no mail had been _over nuhest of ML ing' tht! ~
 ‘ the trail. Tomorrow would heChristmas, MAUDE L_ FRANC,s_
 ure iger Tea.
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness ' i
 -__..». ~ '
B__i_l.l_9_n_slle_S__S
PILLS,
AND GIVE ’
VIM, VICOR AND VITALITY
Their nlso relieve Distress from Dyapepsia. Inililrestlon and T00 Hoang _
Eat ng. A perfect remedtir for ll zz ness, Nausea, Drowslncss. Ba , ~
Taste n the Molitll, Cuate Tongue, Pain in the Slde,'l‘0RPID LIVER.
THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, P_UR||-'Y THE 
0 BLOOD AND REGULATE THE DOWELS
Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.
Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid-
¢ nays, Sick Headache. Constipation and Nervollsness.
Two Sizes, l0c. and 250. a Box U
[V if- * V 1
31?; A°°=Pf “O ° lei
QPILLS. LUBSTITUTES FOR pimms.
_- - >_~__  --_-,|,_;,:;~,\. - . f.».i=.-_
For sale by Io nsou & Johnson
3 radio vn s.
D0 YOU DESIRE _
` FREE DELIVERY ?
Free delivery of letters bv carriers appointed and paid by
' the Government i~l in operation in many cities of Canada
There ls reason to believe that the system may be adopted
here if the people express their desire for it.
WHAT FREE m<:LlvFRv MEANS.
F ee delivery means that responsible carriers, wearing
nni’orln, and sw lm to th» lai-hful discharge of their duties
snfll after the arrival and at rting of each mail at the Post
Oilice take the letters received and deliver them to the persons
addressed at their homes or places of business. The city
would be divided into, ray four districts. with a car-
riir for 1-arh district. He would make his rounds
twice a day, and if there was a letter for you at the
Post Otlice wou‘d take lt lo yon. Arrived atyour house
he would ring or knock-two short rings or two sharp
knocks. You would know by the knock or ring that it was
the welcome ppstman and lhe letter or parcel would be left.
If you had a letter to :end out you would hand it io llim and
he would post it for you. But he would cali only at houses
or places of business where he had mail matter to deliver.
_ These plivi'eees would he for those on the carriers’ lists.
Any persons who chose could slili receive their letters at the
Post Oiiice as they now do. The clrlier service wonli not
deliver ille newspapers printed in the.cltv. V Letters po ted in
the city addressed lo other persons in_t*_e city would not he
delivered by the carrier- uni -ss p-rpaid bv a two cent stamp
instead of one peut as now. This is the only adrlitiaual
charge ill connection with llle free delivery ey-tem.
lu order to learn the views. if our rilizenrnyl _ this qu s-
tion we invite all readers of The Guardian re if‘i' g in the
City to fill out and ri-turn to li is oilice the euclosul coupon,
showing whether they are in favor of free delivery or against
it. Mark an X in the rqiiare under the words “For Fr e
Delivery," or in the square under the words "Against Frre
Delivery", give the stleet on which you reside. .-ign your
name and ntliln to Guardian Office.
COUPON.
For Free Delivery. Against Free Delivery.
if `] if
Name......... .. ._ _  ..   
FUNERAL DIRBLTOR
AND EMBALMER
Oliioe Show Rooms and
Residence, opposite Baptist
Church.,
Equipment first class, all
calls promptly attended to
at an y hour of the day or
night.
Telephone No. 289.
s-sms zwwu C
cllas. F. lav_ls|ll|
Farm For Sale.
The executors of the will of the lsto
George Clark, offer for sale that valu
able term at Clarktown, 1.0¢ _37.
frohilxag sa niilshom i<lve_r. two mil”
from onnt Stewart. This farm con-
sists of soo acres of upland and zo acres
ol' marsh land_l in but °b°“¢, 2° acre;
of the upland is cleared and in a, i§°°_‘
state o cultivation, the balance is
covered with rails and lumber- Thf
farm has streams of fresh water alonfé
two sides of it, and has an abundance
of alder and marsh mud, and ip ll;
close proximity to_ the mussel b_€f S 0
the river. T_he railway station is bill
two miles d\staut_ and the wharf bllll.
one. On the premises are a comfortable
dwelling, large barn, stable and UMC 1
house, im lemait and out buildings.
For furilis' articulars, terms. Scot,
app’ to Mrs. Clark on the premises. 5'
c. chu. or Kimble coins. Mount Swv-
art or W. Leitch, Charlottetown.
io-i3dmw‘f ftw tf
° ING
l Do you want a fall suit or over-
coat ? If you do now is l'°“f
chance to get the very latest and
the bt-5:. There is nothing H *Hail
delights in more than good Cl0ll1¢S
and this is the place to get them-
Come-and see what we have and
you will be convinced that What
we say is true.
Prices to suit the purse.
'MCDONALD & PERRY.
Tne Nobby Tailors,
Great George Stree-
__-s-.rl -1
'TI-IES CTJIF’
that cheers-but not
inebrlates
The famous
llllmlnion lllentl lea
(REGISTERED):
Get this brand from your grocer.
xi""Accept r.o sullstitutc. -‘QE
Carmen 2;
-iv-.'-'vb
t
Bracelets.
We have a line ill these
popular bracelets that is
worthy of your illspcvtioli.
These are made in the latest
designs with plain top for eil-
graving.
Engraving free ou goods ‘
purcilased here.
G. ii. IAYLO R.
]eweller_
'~"§‘
“lf
P. E. I. RAILWIIY
Commenclniz Monday. Dc -. lltll. l!lI5. lho
trains of this Railway will ru l du ly, |.~‘.llnllny
cxcopwd) as follovls:~
'["rs.lns Olltwnrd Stations
read down,
No. No.
'I`vnill~' Ill\\'ul'd
Ilwlil lip.
Nl. No. No.
1 ii X
I-.:\v. A.\l, |'.l\|.
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