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THE
Chap
Some liouiekeepers are invari-
- lbly troubled with chopped hands
during the winter months. The
skin becomes dry and lniiamed and
often cranks and bleeds. Such s
condition is most painful besides
being unsightly. The strange part
0f‘ltis that there is no nf-ed of
chopped or rongheued hands. If
' } CARNATION CREAM
' is used' the hands can bequlckly
healed :ind kept as soft as velvet
and they'll always look dainty and
white. It is equally good for the
face and will keep the complexion
clear and fresh. Price 25 cents.
Sold only by
l.l`i.lllMlESllN.
Dru ggist,
The Medical Hall.
GAB SERVICE
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc-
Donald & l\lcKlnnon‘s Drug Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-
son’s Corncr. _]’. M. NICHOLSON,
r-28 d r yr. Telephone No. 253
FOR SALE
(loud second hand organ will
sold at .1 bargain. Apply to
BENJ. CARTER & C0.,
zodtl' ` Auctioneers.
-3.
, cn ' b`
Snowy Brad  Q
Light Pastry 9 '
Delicious Cake `
some to every home ‘
that uses Beaver' , "` _
Flour. It’s the 
greatest help any »
home cook mn have
-beaiuse it is nlwnys
the same-always the
| best for all baking. .
Beaver _
Flour 5, .
isablcnd of Manitoba 1 ‘il 
_ Spring \\`lieat stud V ‘ l _
Ontario l":ill \\`licat. I( com-
bines the wliitciiess nnd light-
ness of winter wheat, with the
strength and nourishing food
properties of spring whei. No
` bleaching process required vim
\ the grade of what used.
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A _Card
To the Electors of the
City of Charlottetown
Having been presented with a largely
signed requisition to become a candl-
datc for thc Mnyoralty, after due con-
sideration I have dccidcd to do so.
For some years past l linvc had the
honor of represciiting Ward 5, and dur-
ing that period hnvc scrvcd iii scvernl
Committees, and for four years Chair-
man of the Street Committee.
Iiegnrtliiig the civic polic , in thc
future ns in the past. 1 will dyevote ni
bust energies and nbililics to the ads:
vanceinent and improvement of the
commercial interests and general wel-
fare of thc City.
While practicing the greatest
economy commensurate with is fair
ineiisiirc of progress, I purpose if elect-
ml to continue thc good work tiiat iins
marked thc rcgimc of the out-going
Council. ln crmiiiioii with my fellow
cltizciis, residing and doing business
licrc, it shrill be my duty to the utmost
of my ability. to proniotc the welfare
of all :uid safe-guard the various de-
partments of civic nrtivitics.
linrncstly soliciting your support.
l.ini yours rcspcctfully,
_lA\l1'fS1‘ATON.
F. R. Nl\l\VSOM, Subscription Mlr.
_ D. B. MoRAE, News Editor
THE  GUARDIAN It. la alleged however that Mayor Sharpe
1    r s ~~»--~-~»».»' .-. mi.. 
..,c._n..a.. N. .ac.._.,_.,..-~~.~~-     ,,   Y' TY
The two yenrs term of the City Council
ls very nenrlts close, and it is pleusant.
to he nble to iiinlnly speak well of that
body, cspcclnlly its it is understood that
most of tlieiriiuuiber if not all will seek
reelection. The Council is almost wholly
nnidc up ol business men, of goodoapaclty
nnil good repute nnd they appear to
have endenvorcd to conduct the
iiihiirs of the City on honest. business
principles.
'l'lie finances of the City have been
prudently managed, and the civic credit
ninlntnlncd. At. thc close of the year not-
withstanding some spcclnl dcinniids, the
bulnncc is on the right side of the
uccount. Credit is due to Finance Minis-
ter Hooper and his associates on the
l"innnee Committee for this favorable
showing. At the snme time it
would be lnvirlious not to mention thc
good work done by Chairman Pnton of
the Street Committee, Chairman Prowae
of the Police, Chairman Stewart of the
Market, Chairman Riley of the Light,
Chairman Rogers of the Public Property
Coiiiniittee, and lust. but not. least.
Councillor Redrlin head of the Fire Board.
All these departments have apparently
had cnreful supervision und were operated
smoothly for the most part during the
two ycnra past. There have been a
nunibcr of iinportnnt. matters dealt with
including the renewal of the contract for
street llirhting. after obtaining power
fiom the Legislature for the creation ofa
rivic lighting plant; the erection of the
new Market Building uniln great deal
done in the way of permanent improve-
ments to our streets and sidewalks.
Public order wus never better main-
tained than :luring the two years past,
nnrl due credit should be given to Mnrshnl
Cnineron und his force for tbnt fact. Thc
addition of two men a year ago wus u
judicious and necessary move in view of
the inadequate number before, the large
nrnn to be i-ovcred, the extensive public
worlts being cnrricd on near the City -and
thc vnried duties ivliich rlevolve upon the
incn of the force.
While so much may bc snid in comm-
undntlon of the retiring. Mayor nnrl
Council, we may also venture n word of
critic-isni. The by law which governs the
clearing of thc sidcwnlks in winter has
not been enforced as it should be, und
some notorious cuses of iieglectln that
rcgnrd by prominent; residents have
pnsserl iinchnllcngcd. It may be nrlniltt-
cd that the snow by-law hns been lookcd
alter better than under some previous
Councils, but the tendency has been of
into towards increasing laxity.
The winter so hir has been o. very
fnvornhlc oiic, :uid we can only hope tlnit
wlrciitliclienvlei- snow-falls come, thc
iicw Councllshortly to ba elected will
niakcu determined cIl`ort to keep the
n-nlks in pnssnhle condition. In the
nieiintinic ictlring Councillors who nrc
sci-kliigi~e~olcctlon will do well to give
tlilsniiittcr their nttention. No excuse
cnn be offered for permitting |.lie walks
in thc central portion of the City
rcnnlliilntr eiicumbcrcd with snow nn
ice ns they linvc boon from linic to t.Inic
in the post.
'l`oinoi'ro\\' the I.\~~| polls \\'lll bc held ln
the nlcctliiiis lli Lln- l' lilril Klnizrloiii mirl
in nlittlc more llnin 'mln weeks hence
lin: New l’:\rl|1\|nt~nl, ovi-rwhcliiilngly
Liziluiwflf.
Lil'\'|'»\|. n ill meet. nt \\'ci.tinInisl.ci~.
LACE SSSEDRTAINS
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  Our spring .stock .is now
~  .1 ready for your inspection. We
  i certainly have the best line
  '-"~'-l_-#f~"-H-'. r " ‘ir at right prices'-look them
over-We are selling the best curtain stretchers on the
market-you need ai set this spring.
For Spring
_ THE RETIRING COUNCIL. A WHISKEY MANIFESTO. “"i““’"°"°f“" ‘W have anything to do
A circular lsbelngdlstributedsmong the
electors of Prince County umlnu them to
vote against the repeal ol' the Scott Act.
We have a copy of lt now hcfore us. It ls
not signed. This fnct is significant. No
respectable or responsible person would
sign lt.
The persons who not lt. up and are cir'
culatlng it are either afrnld or ashamed
to be known, or they fecl and know that
the paper is likely to bs more intlusntlnl
and effective as an anonymous communi-
cation thnn it would be with their names
nilixcd to it.
A number of the statements in the
manifesto are untrue and others are mls-
icndlng nnddelusive. Two of these may
be cited. One is that the PruhlbltoryLaw
“is an arbitrary, harsh and unjust. law,
interfering with the rights and privi-
leszcs ot n prlvntc citizen." This lsuntrue.
The Prohibitory Law lins been upheld ns
fair, constitutional and _just by the
lilizhest. Court iii the British Empire.
Another false slatementls that should
b‘ie Prohibition Act coiue into force ln
Prince County lt will inenn the appoint-
ment. of n lnrgc iiunihcr of Prosecutors
and inerenscd taxation upon the farm-
cr's of l’rlnce County to the amount. of
over l$ti,000nyear. This is wholly false,
The Prohibitory Low Involves l.he
nppointment of no iiiorc prosecutors and
no more taxation than thc Scott. Act.
No intelligent voter is llkoly to bc
dccclvcd by this anonymous und lyiiiu
circular. It is issued by or in the
interest of thc convlctcil rumscllers of
1-'rliice County. They wnnt the Scott Act
continued not thnt. they muy obey it but
that tliey may bi-erik it.
These professedly wortliy man who
talk of private rights, personal liberty
nnrl the home life of each elector," would
enslave your sons through drink. lt la
their business to destroy tholiomc life.
Even thc Scott Act. which they profess to
fnvor if honestly administered would
place these men behind prison bnrs.
Vote against the lawless rumseller
every time and you cannot he fnr wrong
Vote against the runiscllers‘ lying
cliuuiav, \`/ole “nzulnst the Act." which
the rumseller has mnde ii refuge of iii-a to
shelter himsclf from the penalties of his
misticeds.
The Conservatives ot Nova Scotia were
naturally much dlsconcerted by the clean
sweep which the Liberals inade in thnt.
Province nt. the lnsl: Doinlnloii election.
Quite naturally they \\'l\nl.erl to know how
it was done and whctherit. was done
legally. At. an election trial in Halifax
they put Hon. Mr. Fielding on the stand
und examined him for two hours, but.
nppnrently without. ellcltinlznnylncrlinl-
iintlng evidence. They kept hlni from
uttenrllng thc funeral of his collortgua but.
that must bo only n very rlouhlful source
of sntisfnctlon.
The need of suiilolcnt, properly
cqulppcd bathing houses nt thc Pork is
very properly bolnk considered by the
Tourist Association. The wnnt should be
suppllml bcforc the opening of next.
trnirlsl. scuson. Scores of tourists would
iiiiike Clmriottcisown thclr home
during the summer months ln~
stend of only giving us ri transient call, If
proper hntlrlnut fncilltlrii were provided'
(hir pretty Pnrk with this nrldltlon would
fnriilsli nn idcnl spot. for rrst and recupc-
rntlon. lt. Is not too much to liopc that
the cost of the bathing houses would be
indirectly roiurncd In n single Benson
scvorni tlnics over by tho adllltlonnl
niiiounts expended by tourists in tho city.l
ily nil mcniis ict ns hnvo the lnnthlng
houses.
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gf' oonn‘s"f =
;K|oNEY .
l/// Pll_l.5 f.`:,s
\Uf, /1  g-$5
J l\ " 4 "` lf/
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Mark right Furnishing to.
' ‘AD in this issue tells of to-
, fr . _;' .s . -~-~ runes-ova,
or H and S THE CHARLOTTETOWN,GUl\RDlAN .$.?Zl‘.if‘f.'.1‘.it'$‘.‘.'.".'I_i..f°Z’.?.’.`.'°.2‘.';`Z.'.i
about the week before Ember annually ln
__ A Ind d urnnl, tm be JUST IMPABTIAL BHJABLB .
"' _ i~x_sw'§Y,»1§l'.¢°.l`f.°»ii"i'im=- mitig i...l>i..fm'»u or no pdpn ...ui no murmmos. aauemssam, sbs...-vs.,
"“°°' “"1 '“"°“'”i‘“d "h°'°‘°"‘° ' ' ` 1 with proper olaaalltoatloa, substantial
l 'ram Pinot-*Lars PAPER. W, _nd we ____ ,_ ,_ haw
Pabinnsa at ns sms... New Pmm aiour, Nggz side Pm onus, oimiom '¥"“°“ “° ‘ '
town, Prince Edward Inland, Canndn, at the folio rites, payable ln advance; might ln a few years equal lf not surpass
M Edltl il d thUo'  
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The Guardian will not be responsible for currency or stun remitted t-hlv%£h P~"“°"‘
llixtllaa Gssirguby Poatull Ordsra°Expresa Order, or Roglstnrod lefror payable to e ____
ll “ll ll]
an Publ shlng pany. , , '
Bfonb office. .1 s...........w¢,.411»¢.»..., G¢..y¢1.n».., sm. .....rllr.».»ng.... W‘““'°°¢ '° .“°'°'°“'~" "' “‘° ”°“"
3 Two TELEPHONE L|NB5_ .ga toha Loglaletursby three members. Them
l£\‘A\-Advertising mid Subscriptions. lB\‘in-News Department. , "B "muy'“'°° “her members Wm’ wwe
lsab-J. P. Hoon, min-s. ' mb-J. E. B. Mccready, miles. from the more or teas rural districts.
0tllcoHoui~s8a.in.w6p.ni. Ollioolloni-alp.m.toilp.m;1.&Jp.m.ta|a.m ` i "
.v. P. noon, /nivsmsing Mn. . , J.r.n Mwnnanv. mow. . Wlunlpw h." " uw" °""°d sh°’°°'
and has also several measures which lt.
desires to _have passed by the Legislature.
has irrsveiently spoken of the country
broke nl. thll thzethlrt seven count
with the Winnipeg measures unless and
until Mayor Sharpe apologlsea. This Ia tha
trouble that ovsrshndowa Manitoba like
a winter cloud. The legislative strike' on
tha bayseadquoqtlon looms lame 0" Cb!
western horizon for the moment.
3 ARE dzaeifjisl-
I/:gr are, M¢r¢'.r na!/ling
. like Mm dearive FOR. us,
jmlead q/A GAINST ur."
".".:."§.“"" . . »2.‘..'¢.
“Progress»Bi"and” Clothing
creates good iniprexlona. “ Progress Brand " Suit! md
Overcoats give men the appearance that Fashion demands.
A man who depends on " Progress " clothes need not read
fashion notes to find out what is
new and proper to wear. 'n*““""‘*
Laika hm-
._¥ > “Progrss Brand" sets the style- ‘sf
` 1; *i notfollowsthem. "Progress Brand” ` '=____ *i
/. E efeates fashion-not imitates it. f ..  `
 * Make your clothes count FOR Mo- °*"
QW-95F£S V you, by wearing "Progress Brand." (PlQ9..E”
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.To Enlivsn C
Tha liver
Kidneys and Bowels.-To Prevent
Disease by Cleaning the Sys-
tem-You Must Use
DR. CHASE’S
KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.
medicine that vllli promptly cure bli-
liousncss, kidney dcrangemcnts and
constipation
Aniedluino that. by cleaning the ill
tcrlng und excretory organs will remove
all poisonous waste matter, and by
olnir prevent fovers, colds und such
dcnrlly dlaensesns dropsy, dlsabt-tes nnd
Briglitls disease.
No medicine satisfies this iiccd so well
s Dr. Chnsc`s Kidney-Liver Pills.
This is no idle boast., but nn absolute
| act that is bnoked up by the tcstiinony of
' hundred thousand homes.
The reputation of Dr. A. \V. Chase
las author und physiclnii is tho gunr-
: nntec which llrst. niiids this great medl-
f clue popular. `
- Now lt. stands on its records of cures-n
'rccord'whIch has selrloni if ever been
I paralleled in the history of medicine.
l Asa treatment for bncknches. head-
|nclirs, indignation, itching liinhs, liver
;dcrniigcnir-nts, kidney disorders niirl
consi.Ipul.lon4 Dr. Ciinsc's Kidney-Liver
Pills nrc prompt, thorough und effective.
Once their uicrlt is tested they are
| kept in the house und relied on in cases
lol’ emergency. My keeping the liver
'nctivc and the bowels rcgulnr tlicy
‘ positively preventserlous discuss. \
l Mr. lViu. C. Purdy, Bridgetown, N. S.,
iwrltcsz "WhcnI wrote to you for.Dr.
lChase`s Kidney-Liver Pills, I wna a
lsulfcrcr from kidney discuss, stomach
‘troubles and liver and bowel disorders.
l By using one pill nt, bed time every night
‘my health lrrndultlly improved until I
lcon any thntl amln better health than
' I hnvs been in for twenty-five years. All
other medicines foiled but Dr. Chnse's
Kl|iney»Llver Pills cured ma.”
, One plllndose, 25 cents abox, ab all
dcnlcrs, or Edmnnson, Bates &: Co..
|'1`oront0. 1)r. Chnsc's Bncknche Plaster
promptly erndicnms pnln and muy lic
i uscd gn nny pnrt of the body.
l CALENDAR FOLIANUARY 1906
There‘s ii need in every horno of n
so
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l MooN‘a Pmu-iris.
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* Full ooii 10 d. ll h. iflm. p. in.
Last ziiisrlnr. iv fi. 4 n. 40 m. p. m.
New oon24d.1h.tlm.p.m _
Qlpy of Sun l Sun' Moon' High Water
eek Rises Sets Sets a. m. I p. m
li in. li ni ii n. h in ii in
7 52, 4 46 11 54 2 215 2 45
7 53 4 40 n. iii. 3 Ilil 4 31
l 7541 440 osz 44:: ogg
447 153 5
445. 252 $42
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$3 llawea ore $2.25 and ln ralrular
times thcrs‘a novor n cant otl`. Caps, L00
at great reductions.-Weeks Gr Oo.
lihltf.
FIRE--SALE SPECIAL
day s special bargain lets. An
interesting itemized account.
Read it. COME EARLYl-
Weeks & Co., Fire Sale.
_ 26dxL
.17 men'a for costa at generous dlaeounta
orcuh,-In Picon till. Wd tl
Iron-ox Tablets mean good health. Try
a box, at your drugglltfs, H eta per box.
Htl
Fire sale. mllllnery. Our mllllneq
sunk ls riivnlut inwlots uno, iso, soo,
\ 'N . . 44 r c ,
Fda, ~_l?|,|G':_'E_'|:/'|~1/\',fSl~‘i,¢_5“VrV. 1. l
`"*f"- °'/\ul:STt9$ “AI lf
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andlitlo. Ren bargains, fer bolotfuhl
and practically undamaged.-Weeks U
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NEW FOUNDRY
Phone 75 Foot' of Queen Street Box 411
Steam and Hot Water Heating
QEPAIRS cAsriNcis
Founders. A Mn chinlsts, Boilerma kara-
Cllarlottcfowii Foundry & Machine Co. Ltd.
i 
GET ASKATE llN
Spring Skates.
Hockey Skates.
l
Hockey Sticks.
Shin Pads.
` Piicks._
Wholesale and Retail.
EENNELL & CHANDLER,
QQWIWWDWW
*HH
iT PAYS T0 READ THIS
Bocnuso lt.‘s truo. thnt no other at/orc in tho city him su lnrga a stock mid vnrlct.les nt' Flcltutl-
ful l’ict.urcs, titled und nntitted. nn I linvc. 1 novo liuiidmda of |\lcl'.iiroe,nii\t.tod,10c,1lc nnd up;
hundreds 1tsx‘A0 ncciioi-lun. fruit. minus. ctr-.., 161: lip; sonio inat like steal on ravliign, noiv ‘Mc only.
1 lnivc uonni bountiful piiliitliiga of Illnwntlnt in pginon nnd gold~n|ount.og frrititnn, 'Ltix37: differ-
oiit. vlowx. lwrtzo ull nniiit.cd nuciiorlcs, tlttofl in huuvy gilt: fi-nnisu size %x31l, rogulnr pi-lun $5.75
fur $4.110; benutlss ln dltfui-ont. frame, Mtlxlil, regular price $6.75. ini- $5.40. Scenarios. not. oils,
tlttcd in large gilt: fritinos. also Ulx54, regular ‘price $2.15 for SLM. or air F150; boaiitifiil bllwk
min white. ntod in lraine ltilxbt) for ll5o; han nomo ninrlnu seo: os. tliétod n lieuvy frnmes 273135
for SLB5; nlcs acsnorios fitted in heavy frama 2tixli0.‘%oofl Rises, only vidio; beautiful Dutch
sccno in nhotn colors, 181x225, in latosl. nme, #L76 for B0; nlvs eccnor ea in imitation onk nnd
Hit. fruition. 22x21. lzood gloss, now f i~|l.86. Snnillur pictures tlttcd ln frames 7x9 ln., only 251:.
y vnrlct-y of plint/n (minus am too nninnrnun tu mont on. Prlrcs to unit ov»ry limo. Nlcu mir-
ors tic rum np. ldxtrn. hnnvy Brlt.lul| plain inirroi- in solid onk frnmo, Plijxltit, for $1.86: hoio
wlola. 2 for lic. unch llc, 231: und lite. ‘.|.-lliiloid goods, _luwolry buxos, tr nko boxes, etc. Trout
iniws n. rfhiinuo to acc thorn goods. ltcuieiiibor thu plucu.
S. F. 'l`ARBUSl'l’S
High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street. Charlottetown.
ii-_gdtusa twwtf
 R
'Y7'ita.1i.-argd .Air
PAIN LESS EXTRACTION
There is nothing else just as good. Can be given to old or young.
Has no after edects, is
SAFE. SURE.  .
Air rflnd andthe ills; th . W 11
uslngirsthlsygetliddein This city foi' tiie pall’ ye:r!:ii:i° our la°i'ge.PiT::|-ties:
isgéniis a_ii_c1é>éti_;_iit£ prove that what we any is true.
_ - - - 8.00- I0.
Extraction free when teeth are ordered. s s 00
All work tully guaranteed.
BGERLIN- DENTALC PARLORS,
3mm E
_J ,
.
A “iii-:lt .Mn.|ssTr” 1
PLANISHED STEEL RANGE
ls Fitted With Duplex Grate,
the perfect coal or wood grdte. When wood is used for fuel
lt ia simply necessary to remove t-he end lining in limbo;
and tum up grate the opposite waly from which .it is used
when burning coal ; iirebox will t eu take s stick 24 inches
long. For sale by " ,
S.  .,.CRA»BBE,
iixrrsi  7
roi1sulIlG,i,rA_siis
assi on emu tor stoves _md ranges
Price 5 cents per box.
= wr's,l§1LLii.
_ Call at stoiefoi' lprge free sample
C prions: 264. ~
Join corlrloiii & ci.,
Queen Street, Ch’town.
Aucli|_ii|F_ Sale
PURE BRED AND RE-
GISTERED CATTLE
To be held in the
iilarhlme Winter Fair Build-
ing, Aiiinersi, N. s.,
February 2nd, 1906.
The following animals will be
offered: `
SHORTHORNS, i6 males and
io females. .
AvRsH1REs,'3 Maier.
GUERNSEYS, 1 Male.
All animals are of good quality
and in good breeding condition.
This sale offers exceptional oppor-
tunities for procuring desirable
stock for breeding purposes.
Railways. will issue tickets at
one-fare. Be sure and secure
Standard Certificate when pur-
chasing ticket.
Caaiogues maybe had on ai-
plicstion to E. B. ELDERKIN.
AMHERST. N. S.
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Selling
Watches sud Rings and
silverware.
Can we supply YOU to
our mutual advantage?
satisfaction to our cus-
tomer is our aim in every
line.
f Old gold and silver taken
in exchange.
E.
W. TAYLOR,
A South Side Queen Square.
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Desirable Building Lots
in Ch'town for Sale.
The undersigned otfers for sale tin.-
followlng valuable building lots :
41ots on the east side of Upper
Hillsborough Streeresch having ri
frontage on Street ol' 5o feet and ex»
tending back 75 feet.
2 lots on the west side of Orlelmr
Street each havin a frontage on
Street of 50 feet and extending brick
75 feet. -
The said six lots lie lmruedlateli'
north ofthe residence of Dr. Ander-
son, lately J. D. Reid.
i lot on the west side Of
Upper Hills borough St.. llflvlhll
a fronts e on Street of 5° tort
and extending back 75 feet. This lot
lleslmmediately opposite the resi~
dence of Dr. Anderson.
It is lmposalbleto procure ri more
de llnble locality for residences than
therae lots afford. I
ernis easy and a d title g vrn.
W. g?§TEWAR'1`.
DeaBriaay Building, Ch'town.
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To Fit `
OR
Not to Fit
That is the question?
Any spectacle is no more
adapted to your face than
any coat toyoiir body.
he lit of the lreme is as
important as the lit of the
lerapa. , pd 1 f
e make a a a ty o
both. ‘ ' `
G., ll.,,lAY_LOR,
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