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MONDAY- Senior l i ‘ » I
'1`he death oc_cui'ieu at Boston lagficcivezl attlcltiiiufiirilili iifoiiioilviiliiltlh has re- '_
Sunday' of James McAulay, aged 25 announcing the death of his hstiystiam
years,.son of the late Angus Mu-_l<Juiia. luis, ie, iiuy wmch me 1. 5'
Aulay, who had been postmaster shatter it four wet-k’s illness of iii-i“llt’l:»
St- Peters lor UVM' llllfw years. disease. The remains are heiiwg! `
The remains were brought to the Is-‘warded to this i’i‘ovince for biirig]
land in charge of John McAulay,
brother of the deceased, niid interred rive today of tom'¢iri~o\\', The f,,l,',cl.f;l
in the Roman Catholic Cemetery
last Thursday. There are left to
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mourn one brother, John, a widowed mourn. I H are mt to
mother and one sister, Mrs. Finlay 'l‘l_'~l~l,s'])Ay_ `
at St. Peter’s. 'i‘he deccasrd had’ The body oi' the late Mrs. John
been a resident of Bo-.ton for foni or
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Ove years. 'l.umsiicn, slack., will arrive by U11;
Died, at Bothwell, Lot 47, on the
27th of March, Angus Il., oldest son
of Flora and the late Joseph J. Mac-
Donald (Huthland) iii the tweiitieth
year of his alle, leaving a sorrowing Hnaus' "Ot ‘ill
mother, one brother and one sister' *_*
to mourn his loss. Deceased, who
contracted pneifinoiiiu, follovxing an
attack of measles, wus un exception-
ally virtuous lad-a noble example of
9, good (Thristian. a dutiful son, an
affectionate brother, and ;t Um.
friend. To his heartbroken widowed
mother, sister and brother, is ex-
tendul sincere sympathv in their s 4
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bereavement. May his s.uil rest iiil A h,mq“_t _wi H
 < 2 _ was ie(
peace.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Trcvir-
anus, (nee Isabel Hine, city), will
take place from the res-idciice of her
father, Henry Hine, 107 liochford St.,
this afternoon at 2.30, service coni-
mencing at 2.l5, Rev. ’I‘. W. 'Murphy
in Birch Hill (‘eii-etery and ina ai-
Will Le announced _lnti-r. A }nisi,Bnd
and two oun childi
Hniallwooii \\lio died recen
Elarl_lGl‘0_V this inorniiig. The fune,-_
a` wil leave the residence of her son,
(_ ll. Sinallwooil, nity_ ut three
o clock toiiiorrow ,'Wedncsday) after-
I100n_ fisr thc cemetery at (Toss
~-~-A \’°1`.V Pretty iwfliliiis timk piece
at l\lorell Sunday, April 23, when
Father Illclntyrc united in the holy
bonds of niatriinony, Haiiiiiel 1,__ ('81.
pentcr, Souris, to Miss Annie Dewar
of that place. The happy Qmippi left
Ycsterilay for their new home iii Ilol.
Collector' Godkin received official
word yesterday from the Department
at Ottawa of the promotion of H. M.
Baker to the position of tihief Clerk
in the Customs Depurtnient, Summer-
side. iiiude vacant by the death of
;the lute (`hiirles Murphy. Mr. Baker
has for the pnst twelve years filled
with satisfactioii the ollicc of Land-
ing Waiter and Preventive Officer and
is to be congratulated on his well
deserved promotion. As yet no offl-
cinl word has been received of an ap-
pointment to the successor of Mr.
Baker.-l~l.
WEDNESDAY.
The body of Mrs. Day, formerly
Miss Acorn of Pownal, which was ex-
pected to arrive from lloston this
week, has been interred iii South Hos-
toii. The liiisbaiid is very sick and
unable to come along with the re-
mains hence this change. Friends
will please notice.
...'l`hc death occurred in Souris yes-
terday iiiorniiig at 2 ii. ni. ol` Bren-
ton, youngest son of S. E. P. and
Mrs. Conroy in his l~ith year. The
fuiierul will take place at two p. ni.
lU BUY \\'l’.St. 'l‘hc iiiuirdiaii wishes
thcm iniirli liu.upiiirs< .-.J_
at the resid-
rncc_of lt. t‘. und .\'li's, Mclicaii.
Souris, on i"riili~iy evening las; in
lwllnl” ‘lf 1'lf1l`l`l’ Sterns who took -his
<l0llai‘tiire yesterday i`or New GlLis-
fZ0\'-‘. N. S., \vli.=,rc he has accepted u
position in the Uuiiailinn Hank of
(loiiiiiicrce. There was n large num.
her of his school 'nares nm] fl-slums
officiating. Iiiternicnt -will be iiinde 1 pl-,._sl.,,t “mi ffm. ‘,\.(,,1;m, `“.,;", _lmgmt
at the l‘eople's t`eTiiei.ei‘y_ ’l`lie re-[yy §;,‘,,,t in |,m`i,,.,' _,mmf i ." ."'
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mains arrived in this city on Sntiii‘-mtg, Hurry is 'i giicut fii\'<)i'i-izelgvzixjl
day un the Earl Grey and \'.'ci‘c nc-'the youu! },(.(,I,|L. and Wm hp grmuy
S3323"Vfilhélypglaullxllllgllilsifulélehflleilrnisseil. ‘\\'!icn_ lic grzidiintf-il from
eral fodav will he' snniiicll lovve  iSn“_l-'ls Hum hmmm a yum “im he
W Worthy Heni‘Y'l.‘o\\'c Harry li`of;.'lctlrHed PH most Ur HW h‘"""`:" “ml
ter W ("nf‘Peiitei‘ nnd Jiiiiies Kell ` lgwai thmgs Wm hp 'cxlmmm of mm
_' - ' ' ' ~ Y~ in his i-.lioseii pi'off=.s.-.ion_-~.l.
today. The Guardian joins with iiuni-
erons friends and acqiiaintaiices in
extending to the sorrowing family
their sincere sympathy. -J. `
l ...On the 22nd inst. Mrs. John J.
Siiiith aged 25 years, died leaving a
liusliund nn'd one daugliter about t\vo
yeais old, Mrs. Smith had a short
_tiine ago recovci'ed from an attack
of ineasles, and was on l<`riduy last
suddenly stricken with a severe
cii..$e of pneumonia wliicli proved fatal
in lc-.ss ihnii two days. tllie was for-
inerly a Mirs Ching of hast l'oint,
iwhcre, ns: well as at New Perth, she
had iiiany friends by whom she will
be long i~cmcinbered. The funeral scr-
vice-s were coiidiicted nt the home and
nt the Georgetowii ceinotery by the
ltcv. David Wright of i\lontfii:iic_--i\l.
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Unmixed Fertilizers _ 14 P0mf€1‘f0"
 Enterprising
Use uniiiixcd fertilizers this season
l\lr. Farmer, and watch rcsults._ Your
wheat, oats, hay and potato crops-in fact
everv plant grown on loud pr_cpfu'€€l Wllll
this king of planrfoods, will ripcn earlier,
and be much better and greater than you
ever before experienced. H
` There is no such thin! HS “WOW Qui
land to the iiizin who uses these unniixc_d
fertilizers -He can uiuke any ground Suit
any crop and know that he i_s getting full
benefit from every square inch Of lallld
under cultivation.
_ I “If farmers would only inaiiure tliiir
` aims there would be much less liearil
land with brains, as the painter mixed his
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~ about agricultural depression’ -Mmquis of
Salisbury.
You cnn‘t afford io rob )'0\lf-*`¢`ll_l1$' l$I"0_flUZ
these modern iiioiiey makers - liiillllsh ‘lllnllxed
fertilizers _ _ d
~_ _ We haw 8 nu uber cf heiuitifiilly printf
illustrated booklets on farinuig. We ll Sunil lllvlll
5' free - Wiite for them.
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‘ [own Queen Si (harlolietown
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Farmers _
At one tinie it was tliouglit that a
chemical analysis of the soil ought
to indicate exactly the maiinrial re-
quirements of that particular soil,
but this theory was very soon upset,
when it was observed tlmt Cerwin
rich clay soils, which on iinnlysis
showed a very high total l'0l'\Fh 90"'
tents, were still beneiittcd by an ar-
1
tiflcial upplicntiun of potflfih. HS WOV'
ed hy the increase in crop produc-
tion.
Some soils, also, which uiialyzell
high in phosphoric ncid, were found
to respond readily to nn artificial
application of nn available phosphat-
ic fertilizer.
Now, while n general chemical ann.-
lysis will show the total amounts of
plant food in the soil, it does not in-
dimge what proportions are avail-
able to the plant, so that the quick-
est way to find out the mnnurial re-
qiiiremeiits of a soil is to conduct
fertilizer tests on the farm.
_SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
To Natural Color - Dandruff
Quickly Removed
‘There is_ nothing new about the
Idea Ol “Sing Sage for restoring the
color of the hair. Our gren.t grand-
mothers kept their locks soft, dark
and gl(-'HEY by using ii "sage tea."
Whenever their hair fell out or took
on ii dull, faded or streaked appear-
ance they made a brew of sage lcnvcs
and applied it to their hair, with
vronderfully henefieial effect.
Nowadays we doii't have to resort
to old-time, tiresome methods of
gathering the herbs and making thc
too.. This is done by skilful chemists
better than we cun do it ourselves,
und all v-'e have to do is to call for
tlic ready-mnde product, Wyetlvs
i- .igc und Sulphur Hair Ileiiiedy, con-
taining sage iii the proper stiwiiigtli,
with the addition of sulpliur, :inothcr
old-timc scalp remedy.
The inaniifacturers ol' this remedy
ziutliorize driiggists to.sell it under
giiairiiiitec thut‘tlie money will be re
fundei! if it foils to do exactly as re
presented. _
This prepur:iti~_,ii is offered to the
public :it fifty cints ii bottle, :ind is
Irociiiziiiiciideil :ind sold by ull drug-
gistia
Special agents und \\'holcsiil.: distri-
blltors for ()liui‘lotteto\\'ii, lil./\. Fos-
_tcr, :>‘iiiiiiysidc_St_, :ind i\lci{iniion
|Llrui; (‘o_, Kent und (irent George
Sts.
The \'s.luablc Lady Pzirklnnd inure,
owned by Wilfred Hogan, Morell
liii:-'f_, dropped ii beautiful foul recent-
ly by Uoniriiodorc l.ciiyurd. Also his
viiliiubie draft niure dropped it beau-
tifiii iilley by the iinportcd (‘lydes-
dole liorse ltoyiil Hizii'tlr>y.
i\ line brood inure owni-.il by James
irtiiig, liills Riu-i‘, which weighed
lliflfi und which hi- refused $200 for
sonic time ago died last week nite-.r a
colt. was taken from her. The loss of
the auinial as well as that of the colt
is difficult to estimate.--A.
Among the visitors to the city yes-
terday was David Reid, Victoria
tlross, the well and favorable known
horsemen of King’s (tonnty. Mr. Rield
is the proud owner of three of the
finest stallion in the Maritime Pro-
vinces, viz, The l’erclieon‘ stallion,
(lC0Fi£0'S the French Coach stallion,
Haliiioii, and the last, but not least
|t‘ia.-per Again. This horse has proven
to he a woiiderful stock gettcr. His
coits have 'always carried off the
lniirels wherever shown. Full particul-
ars of the above Stallions will appear
in ci few days.
THURSDAY.
Coniinodore Lcdyurd cunic in from
Bonslniw yesterday and horseiiicn_ that
have seen him pronounce hini in fifty
per cent better condition than hc
ever wus. Mr. Brien (Bonsliaw) who
'wintered him is a practical horse-
man, who knows his business, he will
handle the Commodore the coming
season. He is nt Frank Hughes’ Stub-
les, tlrzifton Street.
The death occurred in this city
early this morning of Mrs. James
I-leniicssey. Hydiiey St., after an ill-
ness of :-'even months of paralysis.
She leaves to inoiii‘ii, besides her hus-
band, three sons and one daughter,
who are: Micliziel, Lawrence and Ed-
\vo.rrl, at hoinc, and Miss Fannie, of
Bostoii, who is expected to arrive
here today. A grandson is also ex-
pected from Boston and funeral ar-
rangements are delayed pending their
arrival. The Guardian extends sym-
pathy to thc family in their bereave-
ment.
..._-\ _;looin wus cast over Abney and
surrounding districts at the news of
the sudden and unexpected death of
Effie Mclicun. wife of William Gord-
on, nt the e:irly age of thirty-three
years. Deceased had been in her usu-
al health up till liite Saturday night
lost but curly Sunday morning the
Messenger of death came and called
her to her eternal rest. Tlic rciiiuiiis,
to,<:etlier with that of her infant
child, were liiid to rent in lviurruy
ltivei' (`cmeter_v. Her pastor, Rev.
A. A. (iiietz, ably und solemnly con-
ducted the funeral service. She
leaves to mourn beside ii sorrowing
husband and five small children a
father und mother, one brother and
‘several sisters, also ii large circle of
friends :md relatives. The deceased
was a kind and loving wife and
mother, ii. good neighbor and the
sympathy of the whole community
goes out to the sorrowing friends
and relatives, especially to the hus-
band and little fiimilv.
, FRIDAY.
The fiineral of the late Mrs John
Sninllwood, (Titv. took place Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'cloek from
the residence of her son Charles Il.
Smallwood, City, to the Cross
Roads cemetery. The following
Yesterday afternoon the dwcllingl
owneil by the 1'. E. l. ll. and occu-_l
pied by George Mc(`oi‘iiiiick, Stiitioii
agent at lioynlty, wus totally dc-
siroyed by fire along with fi barn ad-
joining. The contents of the house
were all saved, hut some buy in the
barn and three sheep owned by John`
,\1cQuade, Royalty, were destroyed. l
The fire started, presumably, from
a spark from ii p.isl»ing engine v. nicnl
fell on thc dry grass near the barn.
The latter buiidiiig caught from the;
grass and was not noticed by l\'lr.l
McCormack until about ii quarter uf-
ter four when the barn was ii muss-
of flames.
He immediately telegriiphcd to _the
Dcspatcherfs office in this city and ai
train with a bucket brigade on board
was sent out to render nssistmice.
Mr. l‘i‘1“c(`ornieck then begun to get the
things out of the house ns it too hnd
caught and, being alone he was pow-
erless to snvc it. The bucket b'i'_igT_ide
nrrivcd about five o'clock but nt that
time the fire had niude such headway
that there was no hope of snving the
house. Their services were timely,
however, for had it not been for
them the station too would have ful-
Ieii ii prey to the llaines. It cniiglit
once or twice but on no occasion
wus the fire allowed to get under
way. The triiin retiiriicd to_this city
about seven o’clor:k.
The building burned was u one and
it linlf storey, six roonicd dwelling,
hiiilt about six yenrs ago by the riiil-
wuy for the use of the agent station-
ed nt Royalty. lt lind been occupied
hy W. H. Slucitford, Ainos Monogh-
:in and Mr. i\ic(7orii»:icl: _in turn since
'ls erection :ind :it the preseiit time
thc spot ivherc it once stood is iiinrk- _
ml by two gaunt looking rhiiiinziysl
and churred enibers which indicate
its futc_ l
lt is not known wlicthcr or not the
building wfis' insured. _\ir. l\lc(‘oriiiar'k
HO0D’S
Sarsaparilla
_ For
Pimples, Boils and All
Other Eruptions.
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ls Distinguislicd for its Uncqiuillcd, Radical
and Pcrnizincnt Cures. Its
Record is Positively
Unpurallclcd.
_...ad-.ié
is to be coiiizrntiilriteil on saviiig hisi
household properly. l
'impure Blood is common in the
spriiii:, livwiiisi- of ine iiiilieiililiful
iiiuili-.~i oi' livini: iluiiiu; ilu- uiiitor,
iiiiil it i.-’ llif' miii:-e of the loss of
:ip|»»iiii uiiil iii.iv iii-ii-l fi-»-ling as
\\»-ll :i~' viii-__~o:~-~:_i<'_il »-iiipiioiis
iliui. o-:-ur :_i This liui-_ iso sure
lu luke floods this syiiiig.
Fourid It Excelleni--"l have
lisiiil ]looil's Sxii':=.ip.iiillii. :ii-Li
found if iiii vxcclleiil blood pu:'ifl»~r,
liwliin; uli~i»rs in the hr-sid, mins-
iiig il~»;ifiii~.<s. I cannot recom-
iii»~i:<l it Loo highly :iii-I iiiiciid
\i~ii.g il iigiiiii this _<priiii.{." Mrs. .
Juliii l". Moll, .\'iug.ir4 l<‘-.ill.<1. Ont.
_ of all kinds.
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"_ DR. I. \\7OODBURY’S HORSE LlNl.\lENT 3: DR. [_ WOOl)Bl'RV’S
" C(')NDl'[`l()f\i P(-HVDERS will save :ind preserve the life of vour horses.
' Their use will cure :ind prevent the disease cciiiinoii to horses, such us, Cougli,
'I Colds, Disieiiiper, Glzinders, Spavins, Pink Eye, Spliiits, Curiis, l‘§nl:ii‘gciiicnts,
". Cracked Hoof, Kidney 'l`i‘onble, Fcvers,Ciits, Sores and will rcniovc bunches:
AFTER USING
Use this pr~'p.'zraiion iliomiiiilily for :ill :intl vv- rv iliscascufllie horse for which if is roi‘oinni--inlcd. ~
- Crilicisi' ii closely. C:ii't'lii||_v \vi\li'l\, nliirk and iiolie ils vfl`ei:l.'f, anti, liiiiicsllyjiidgivig il ou ils iiierifii, you
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ll This is io i‘i'i'lif`y ili'4| I h4.vc us\‘.l Dr. _|. \\'oodh\irv`s lliirsu l.iniilinl willi the very li..-f-i rosn is for
Colds, coiiglis, disicniper and :ill lung ills--asus. ` 1
Ii is thc hc.-sl iliuig io give fioist-_~i in Thu spring to km-p ihcni in condition. If puriii-:s the blood, clean-
ses the lungs from inipnriiies which nuy exist, and gi Jes llic system a henlihy action
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Oivnir of “_-\ll Right," 581].
_g _ wiiottswtin =-Gorge E. negro., ciiirioiiemwn. P. E. i.
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f..i_».<ii<iiiaN ci.iissii=‘ii;i> Auslrarksiie Jr [23289]
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‘ and King George
ANTE1), girl for general house-
`VANTED, girl for general house-
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Dear River, who died Tiiesilny morn- _]__l_`_v1)1Vyh to its Euston sf., 4--27def._ '   3 _ - , . _
nur. Avril 25th. ¢00k Dlwe vemffler von SALE nv Anorios, on wed-   _ _ _ _    _*T
al' Rollo BM' nt 2 P' m' Father  nesday the 3rd day of MJW- Hi V-[JO LET, house with eight rooms.
Wfllkel" W” “W °m°l”t1“g °l"gym““' one o'clock p.m. on the DI’0mlS€H 73 T With modern conveniences. Rent
Thr? ilffceflsmg WM 63 l;°“:l*;u‘;lh3§° Chestnut St., house, lot und born. mi,liem¢@_ Apply to w_ 1-1_ .i<,i|ns0n,
11" “HV” ° m°“l`“ 0" ' House nicely fitted up. with “ill” 4-Zildeipd.
MTB- George Kemledyi Plttsneld' rooms together with all the house- ,'56-lj_r.IT'ifl't__(,;’m‘x_;ll ' “_”
- . » _ ii - _ y situated
Maine' and two sons' Pntrick nt hold l“""ll5“"‘- 'l"""“"‘ l‘“` l‘""'t‘“""  dwelling known as the Milliner
Ch°P9l'°W~ “nd Rnymond on me Cash Terms for house at s'ilc A 1. ) '_ co t - ~ , eleven rooms
' _ ' ' `, ' roi er y n ulnlnl,
h0m°5t‘;l“d~t gillcb (E““‘l_";l(§“RJ°“e“‘15 I3oisner._A\ictioneer. 4-27d.llpd. .with an modem improvpnmml
sympat V ° e e ea ` -'  of 50 news Ofri-£0-‘Nl lfmll lol' mediate possession. Apply to l30 Gt.
_ sale ui icast Royalty- For Tmr- Gm. street. 4-26d6i.
-°.-"--“_-' riculm 1\l‘PlY *to l‘§:l-mf_\x-  ‘§§*°; rlio i.i~i'r imiine 95 uizgtoii _sta gri-
~- i _'iA.i»'i<i&.. --Gt.
Jno Wheatley, City. 4-26d.lwpil. 1- `5I-l;-!m-_,A`i,I-,lc-tlag--largg-h-Haha “__
IFOR SALE' MMM" Cofftllge' m7i_l4 fices-flew llnnk of Goniinerct-‘
_V Weymoi;th Sitreit. tity.t_‘__';:§_';|biiilding-iaiiitor service inCl\lll€il~
I ‘“““ 'md mnge' “r PM ‘J Apply Cniiadiuii Bunk of Pnmmerce.
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?08 Lockman
  :l'§`O_1t SALE, doublo tenement h0ilSe ‘vlill uirikc the s:1\=oi of gli at llieii'
- - __ < on Upper Prince St. Apply to
.i.~ii~ii). Boarileis can be suppli- Mrs R B Hue tl. 3 zsd I T
 ed with rooms and bourd by 7_.;.‘.._‘___s_ l_§'______ `;.___t1_'_.__.
:ipplyiiig at 75 f’riiice St. ltrioms ]4"ORb3/;LE\_-'lP_I10\_lHlBtic tired Hun-l
iiirge _and airy with southern expos- I *_* 0" - ~ Dtflillfl C0l11ll_U0I\. U¢_‘\"'
me_ 4_g5d¢;;pd_ by! péiéxnted §1_¢r_1d't\\1i3i_ neilv tsiges. tan
‘ a ices icvcs- ‘ui
i-r.i~iAi.r. m.i.r Z , 4i;2'853iv_1<1f
owners' stable 2i_=, Gi-vat George Sirevl.
Tcriiis $8 oo for season.
King (ieorge is :Tired by l’;iil»;side]r.
and he is a. wiiiner of' iwii first prizes nt
ihc Cliarlolieioiiui lixhibiiioii, iliejudgu
said he was the best in thc lower Pro-
vinces and the first in his classiliiil he
hud evcrjiidgvil.
 work. Apply to l\irs_ Walter Sf---I;-I-.__1~_ tn. _ _ t d _
Crdnt 196 lll‘h T d St. 4-27dtf. ~' "‘ ll 0 Cl'-Y Y0S 0|' HY
1 A'NTFD_;nl`l;:m' f_;;_""ge'hél;§l _li purse containing lnrgc suni of
‘V h “ _k A I _ __ ‘_ money. Reward oilcrc-d to person
ter 7 o(')cilti>ec\l`tmto Siilllliisinlild/r‘lIi1i‘ii‘il1hSt1. leuvmg "t Jmklns 6'* l"";sd:it‘)’_‘;°'
_N _ 4-zviitf. ._ 4" 8 .l ‘ _
l.0.§'l`
__ ‘\Vill trol :in_\' Stallion oii thi* Clinrloilf-
yioivii syii-i‘d\\'z\y lug or Suiiill wilh hunts.
it _; :7d_;i
work Apply 21 Gt. Geo. St.  Y . ._ _ ..._
` 4__13M_§_ I{}<]i\1OVED-We have moved to thel
_ ___ _ . _ _ _ Tiinton building right across tlinl;
~~»»< -me “;.‘”"..ii..:.‘.‘::::‘_.*'if;._‘°:;':;:‘;  ii 'l)(_)N”l‘ forget the sale of buildings ’ 0RSl.Xm,;_o3 Dan meele ‘mf _i _
were the pall bearers 1' J. K. Ross,|_~ 1°" gli," lihxlrch tl"`Cllgel`l~¥\ ‘\’“ I l show (leiirge (lrcsceiis the 2nd i
W. Coffin. Win. Wright. A. W. ~“‘""“y 5 0 By 34 28d_i_°°°° ‘- of May ut ilhiirlottetoivn. He was
so-.i~ns, Capt. J. Giius and Robert “°°"~ ’ "- the _2. J and 4 year Old chiimiiwn
Palme;-_ Rev, Z, ]_,_ Fgsh gfficiatmi k‘Ulr SALE-’i‘en bushels of 'l'iiiio- trotting stiillioir nt Halifax. Today
at the services at the house ami the W _ tléyt Says. els; 1;; ri_;1»\r§§_trI_ of ge isqthe show mis' trfgttrit ef] < uiuliél
grave' nnlllte I e eat. . 4-'-é6tdii4i V OW I(!la'nt`§l(tri:1dt“  (iiiitdeliizcli n ) cn'
The funeral of Mrs Sweeney, 0n_"qAL'E"{i§2{b_’§'§B can. Ap 4-24‘l6l\”2l-
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mer nu Ygisirs very truly, %AFEB THAT GIVE ABSOLUTE _ wANTF’D _
'r. u. i/ie_viiii.i.aN. x PRo'rEo'r1oN from ere. comin-. __._,.L»,._,,__,,,, g-,,,,,,,., _,__,_,,,,,, Mo____m__m “,c,,m,_
lon Safe & Vault Co's Safes. All' ‘ ,Tom jewpirv nm ¢~_\,“i-ml mmvims Nm Kem S“_ee`_
sizes and styles in stock A law sec ion tokens, old wild mi-in -ii-fi .,\,\ ll hmm.
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' ds.-init "° - ond hand safes also. The Canadian stamps and ninhiipnnv 'H-nf -rf " ' J
l T-mirsmin oo. mmiimi. st. ions. ii. Km. ns Garmin st., st. John,  "'_._'=
, » 'tg M _ A .I , 11011-Nh Ave.. __ _-
I consider Mmaifurs i.iNIiiiici~'r Q21, (._n§§*_,__rv'l"2m:‘_'Y 4_2_._’_n“_‘,d_ .V `0_l_ET_____F_ __ 4 2-“l*~_f_-N0__i-
the BEST Liniment in une. » i . our rooms. ~
I got my foot badly jammed late- -lT0\&lg$I£?t't`\Al£:'_"g° tAv;(;)l;‘e‘:;:“:;;  Water Bt. Apply to 301 Ke
ly. i mitiiefi it wen with iviiminn s -r-emma to F F Jbrdan 35 Umm, st. ‘s-2i¢dtt-
NIMENT and it was as well ns l’ ‘ ‘ ' I
Monuments are _
Best Memorials
Amonninenf nialiss thi- best
memorinl stoiiig. lt iii-atv lnnkost.
is more beautiful und not so
lm' comnion. It is ii iitlinlf P‘5'1I\hl\l
of _vour sive nnu ri-spec( to tlic
di purfs
in miinv ciisr-s one nionument
will irovi-suflicu\nf_ i`_nrun enl-
ire plnt.ln nnv i-iisi\i_t is tbc_\i_est
to wciire. Y-nir social position
is in ii wn_\' helped or b'Tidi»~r|~il
b_\‘ the mir you ri-meinlici' the
di-iid.
is-t us show you how, at ii
inodi~riiti» iirire. you can make
ihni i:ri\\`i‘ om- of thi- in-~.lt
lwiiuiilul in tho ccinvtsry. 0_ur
work is un'-xc'-‘lr-1' _for _fiiinlitv
und price. Sutisiiiction is guar-
anteed. _
Writi- for designs and prices.
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Chandler & Bell
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