FENCES AND -GATES

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W THE PAGE WIRE FENCE' CO LIMITED

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_PAGE FEMES WEAR BE

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4' 5*-:l':‘.5\5I7?'§i'f"}'_'iil-_-’,'.f. _ Boll

. . - - -_ _ - - ‘ till tomorrow ~ worzni Lt mo. 0 P t ‘

r-- --_ --_-- -. -aw... .-;-.-_-_--_-_:____:__~;-_TV::.T},_i._:_:_ Ti_:_”__ wednesday, March 9. _ _ -I-L' ol; ._ i-1 -_ ,_ 'ph SpEAKER took the chair at Kunyons Paw raw Pins coax the liver

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Operating 7

First Pick of

,The flour produced from this "choices" “D09 _ wheat is the finest, most nutritious and has K /6,

the greatest strength. You

I -highest quality of flats in the warts when

_ you, buy

I Punto' rioun --

_ _ , GODERICH, BRANDON

-Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited.

",MORE BREAD AND BETTER BREAD."

black soil of the Western Canad); ' plains is the richest in tlie constit-

_ _ _ _ uents or qualities required to pro, duce the highest grade of wheat

in the vvorld.

_ 4 _Elevators in

the “Heart” of the Clioicest Wheat' Districts we get the

HE world s foremost scientists have proclaimed that the lieav

Western Crop

procure the

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“Papriis” Picnic and Pio Plates

and-Dishes

We are making :in especially low price on the aboie

goods for all orders booked _in March--This is iour chance.

A CARLUAD of the SWEETEST and BEST oval and

wire end Butter Dishes due to

arrive in a few weeks.

We always quote LOW PRICES on cur landing. _

Schofield Paper Co.; Ltd

St. ]ohn, N. B

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EUMPANY Ellliillll

END OF TUESDAY EVENING’S DE-

- BATE.

HON. MR. RICHARDS said tim rites must he approved by the Gov- mor in Council. No doubt they would he thc same as elsewhere. Tho federal Department: of Agriculture (not the provincial one) would 'hava full control. Any other firm with

equal standing would be ar? well treat!- ed as Davis and Fraser. here had been no iavnritism in regard to meat inspecuion Four inspectors had btw

59 t° hero, of which public notice w-aB glv- \' E »"‘_;.-_J' ‘D3 Pncu. en. Two are here yet. He could not \ . (`lli_-‘=_5_E_l§.|l0:P§`_}__ jg' ' 'ww' see how the great loss il.: the farm- ,__ Q &;_,_ /_-ff-

.. __ ,__

ers spoken of by a previous speaker had occurred.

The discussion was continued by

Mr. J. Kennedy, Hon. Mr. Richards, Mr. McLean, Hon. L. l\icDonal-d. MF- Mathinaon, Mr. McLean, Mr. A1_”Se- nauit, Mr. Laird. and HOU- B- G31' ant “ho moved niat adiournnient ot of the debate Pru§l’9S9 WHS report'

3.30 o'clock. _

Hgh, Mr, CUMMISKEY submitted reports of road inspectors supplying information before asked for. _ _

Mr. PROWSE asked the Provincial

Secretary at\d Treasurer to lay on thc table of the House a statement showing: (1) The amount of inter- est, on loans due Sept. 30th, 1909. (2) The amount of intel‘cSi'» B¢0I`l\€d ‘md not due on loans to Sept. 30th, 1909, :uid unpaid. (3) The amount of in- terest accrued, due and not due on tlebeiitures and unpaid 581%- 3001. i909.

Hou. Mr. RICHARDS said a state-

ment would be prepared.

The PILEMIER laid on the table

the statement of claims of the Pro- vince ns pr;-sented .to the Dominion Government. ‘

The bill amending the P. E. Island

Medical Act was, on motion _of Dr. \Vnrburton, read a third time and passed.

'Phe P. E. I. Soap Works bill was,

on motion of Hon. Mr. Hughes, read a third time and passed. . .

Mr. PALMER moved the second

reading of the bill to amend the act respecting Landlord -and Tenant. Tlte House wont into committee on the bill, Mr. Cox in the chair.

Mr. PALMER explained that the

bill provides for amending -the pro- rrcdurc iti cases of ejectment. The bill was reported with amendments.

I-Ion. Mr. HASZARD introduced a

hill entitled "an act relating to im- migmiit children."

TI-IE PREMIER moved the House

into committee, Mr. Laird in the chair, to consider thc bill to pro- vide for neglected and dependant children. He explained that it grew out of the visit of Mr Scott of Ot- tawa who ltad established (_‘/hildren's Aid Societies here. (liie object is to prevent delinquent children being lirouglit before open' courts, and to provide for ti private licaring in such cases for those under sixteen years of age. It is hoped in this way to provide for reformingrthem, 'a'nd'pre- venting them becoming hardened criminals. This reform had elsewhere had been productive of great good. Homes would be provided under su- pervision of superintendents of Child- rens Aid Societies. The bill is prac- tically zi copy of the Ontario Act, adapted to our local circumstances, as had been suggested by Mr. Scott. The other Provinces, excepting, pos- sibly, British Columbia, are legislat- ing along similar lines. Under the Chi1dren’s Aid Societies tht-re would be committees of ladies and of gen- tlemen who would see that the child- ren were cared for in private homes provided. Power is also given under certain circumstances to remove children from homes in which they were cruelly or otherwise ill-treated. Inquiry had developed that there were many good homes throughout;

fcuiiitiiiiiu ctnssirien nns.l

Consecutive insertions Only Hendirgrs Ar'HI18¢d_/_\|Ph“b¢*iC°"Y

MORNING DAIL\'OR_RUIt_AL DAILY PER WORD unit \vor_tls to t-u_ch

line)-Half cent for no insertion. one cout fnr\liree1nS0fU0l\5»_W0 C0” S

month. eight centsfor two notiths, ten cents tor three tuuiitlis eighteen

cents for six months and thirty cunts iiyetir. . _

Double rates for replies to Guarduu 0_fit ce _ _ t

Double 'Rates for Bliiclt Type. lliiuiimum Charge 15 Clinw-“_-_‘_ 0 d __

` nj 1'," (|¢,”|- “nt dilcounlon -above Rates For Cas i~_ I' ¢ - J

J-

weelr, three cents fortwo weeks four cunts for three weeks. iive_ccntt\ tl

“D i¢snis'wiis”isoil“‘”"' 'iibisrfsnoeng,,,,__

MEN AND WOMEN agents, want-

ed to sell the Triplex bat; for

woman. Four bags in one. Wonder- fully simple. Now being nianuiactur- ed iii Canada. This and other PHi¢\\tS Triplex Bag Co., Toronto. 3-9d&r3ip<l

FEMALE HELP

,\VANTED, a. liousntteeper for two, » in family. Good wages. At>l>lY

at 3b9 Queen St. ‘

` ANTHD, a girl tor general

housework. Apply at iss Quccn

pt. 3-sdti.

Gini. wanfriiin. .ippiy Morell

House. 186 Kant St. 3-_-4d2wl\d

-___!f9|¥_.5A'~E .

_ R SALE, n fine walnut b00k

- _ casa ' cheap, apllly *-9 _G- H~ Taylor, .lsweler._ 3-9d3i

“”° *""` ` "iii"-

IPOR SALE, eggs for hate "lit-t. _ . ` from Imp. B. P. rocks and S. o. B. iegimi-ns, auo. 200 ess in¢\\l>M- Ol' and broader. John R. Marks, Clifton, P. E. I. :i-odawvll

`l(\0R SALE, a second hand Heintz- - - man piano, nearly new. Arvly

to I. N. Earls. or to Mi§lei_;dl€;'0s.

R SALE, sehr Mei-ry May. 140 tonfbiirrlin," wilt' found with

soar, iyi c Pinson Brtdsv- Avvlv

to ;,.%|¢', Earnncltle or to Out. D.~ time an wind. s-otiawird.

E V oasis. vsiioaitio, an kinds while Hygu wait at J. A. Hendcrson's.

ti-|.tt.i

""""iiiA"lJr; ilEiIi=“""'

' 'v drirllclerk-registrirYdd_

ical ACL Apply to J. W. Carruthers, Drtiggists,Moiitag\\¢. PE-L 3'1d2‘”' TEACHER WAN |l‘.D

'AN'ruD for iuluwry dcveltmtni

‘N (tape Traverse School ii second or third class teacher. SUDDIBIUBM

$50.00. Thos Clark, John Bell. EDD-_

raitn Bell, Trustees. 3--7d1W» ,_..i<_1f

""""" " if _Em LET

ET, th i estern com.partm&it

fro olfvthe Tffrddce on Water Street

West, formerly nccupied_ by liibv: Géo. p;_ Ross. Apply at connolys s-

tate oliice. Queen SU`°°_l;___ b 3"5;t:

~-.H ¢0n soro .,

'ro c‘t;i:ii£rrl~ly{<l‘r\iEy, with modern ini- lii-l'>\'cnicnts. Aliplll '15 130_li4§tr!l“°° Street. _ ‘ " ouss 'ro i.i~:'r, No 211, Ulmer H Pittston St., with sewerage. Ap-

ply to ohne. Mcdresvf- ' 2-22°*

' MlSCELi.ANl'.0D\

NFIWFOUNDI AND herrinl-t

_l)RIhh:Eflie dozen, pailiantt half bar- "°" B” R F` Mndmganaiilidai

's t ss wit iiifliit

_\~7.I:;l;n_'§h;°§_a:,p|3 Worth most if on tho old eiiveloP°°- N° P'°'°'“ “M

-__ _ ._ - ,nw will buy old Mahog-

* good* V 'dime' 'farm at Wlml” ’ B iln,

I'-`°"~»-~"‘W-»»-. is 'M-i-.~»_..:;;...., “Nl of land in lvlllldld "M" ix -. cultivation; oitt-buildings can WANTEB

uma sooo wits time ruins. vtvnvyf

0! canned here. snort drive- I r Patoirn ie- »»..,.--:°»-=»- t- ---fa'

_ y _ . - d. a

latiqg, QW ,I-“iv/pd. $10 I0 mr#

' .

_ market Answers ev-

\\, ANTED, a ix ,

under the P. E. I. Pharmaceut-_

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into uttiiity by gentle tiitiiiods. They do

` uct scour. gripe or weulieu. Thiy ure ii

tonic to the stomach, liver and nerves; iii\'lgoi':i|.e liislutid of \\‘ciik¢‘|i. 'l‘licy I-ti~ rlcii the blood iiud euuliie the stuiiiiicli to get nil ilic uourlsiiiiit-tit fi-oiii food ibut is put into it These pills cuiiiaiin no unlu- xiicl: they tire soothing, heuiiug mid stliii- ulnting. I-‘ur stile by ull drnggliits in ltlc und 2:'ic slr.:-s. if you need rtictllvzil :id- rirc. write Mun,vnn's Dnrttirs. They will titlrlso to tho l-est of tliolr :ibillty nl\.-o- iutcly free nl' Plinrfrt-. Ml'!\'1\'G.\"S. 6311 and Ji-fi‘<-rnon Els.. Pit'-liitlclplilu. Pts.

Removes Rui-sul Eiilnrgeinentl. 'l`hinken_ed, Stvolleii Tiunuel. Curbl. Billed Temlunl, Baroness from any Bruins or Strain. Cure! Spuvln Lamenosu, Allnya

.. PIII: Does not Blister, i-I-iitoro

:_ the hrtir or lay the horse u i. a'.'.|=o g ~ bottle, delivered. Book iD free.

AIiSOf§ll.lNl'Z, Jll., (mnnkiiid¢i.00

bottle.) For Syiioviiis, Btrniiui, uonty

or lionmatio Dopnllts, Varicose Veltia. Varico- cole,lIyt|rocela. Allliynpnln. limit( fn.-_ W. F. YOUNG, F.D.F.. Nl Trmnlc St., Snrtufizlii. Mass. Lviins Lui.. iittntt-.-sl. ctntitiiin Agent..

HUTEL

ST DENIS

BROADWAY and llth STREET NEW YORK CITY. Withlti Busy Acre-ss nt ,Y.vr~i-y Point 0| lntrresl. linlf’ Block lmm \\'l|utmaikfr‘v -’» nilnutm' walk of Htmpplllz Dlstrlrt. _\‘0',t‘h2l> 1-`0Il.. i’.xc|:il-.-itror of-Cuisine. Coiiiffrvill-lr .\ppoliitmcn!s. Cniirteoux' ' Service bull llomt-like Surrotiiidlitiil-

flll0MS SL00 PER DIY Illl UP _ t

Very Cnmmoollonu Sample ‘ Ranma at Reasonable Rl¢€l~

EUROPEAN PLAN. -

.able d'Hote Breakfast 50:..

1 wrt. rlivion & son, ine.

the Province in which such children would be gladly received, if proper legal control could be given. The bill pi'ovi<led for this. 'l`lic niiiiihci‘ ot c.liildi'eii coming before the courts hero was sotsntall 'that lic did not think it necessary to tiikc _povrcr to seiial children to reformatorics 'outside thu Province, although we have tio sucli institution here. The bill provides for children of all denomiiiations, but children could only be sent to homes where tho faith was the sanie as that of the cliild’s parents-that is Prot- estant children to Protestant. and Catholic children to Gatiiolic lionics. Provision was also made for punish- ing parents who ticglected or ilitroat- ed their children. One or more places of refuge will be provided for Char- lottetown to be tempor-.iry homes or shelters.

The bill further provides for a sol-

aricd Superintendent of Neglected and Dependent Children, to be ap- pointed by the Government, whose duty will be to institiite Cliildren's Aid Societies and advise tiicm, to see ' that they keep records of all children placed in fos- ter' homes, to direct and supervise the visiting of such honies, and of in- dustrial lioiues and shelters, 'and to submit an annual report. I-Ie is also vested with other’considei'able pow- ers. .

The bill was reported without a-

ami

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tf as ti ' _ ._ -'wanton-;_Ac;|'r-t,c

I ATLA ; If '_;‘S;T_E,AM$_ fE§

Frl. l\l:u'cli i i Iitnpruss of liritziiti Sul. March ir) Lziluf lirlc

First Cabin

Empreaaes. .. _ . . .. _ _ .l8z.5». up Lake Manitoba . . . . . . ._ . .45.oo up Ona Class Cabin

Lake Erie' 1 ._ . .. $47.50 up Lake Clianiplain

Second Cabin. Emorenscsn ,_ . _ ....'._....$5|.15 Luke Matiitobs. ~ . .... ....345 oo Third Cabin.

Einpressse .........._$_;o oo Otherbnais... . _ . . . .. $28 75

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Easter Excursions

"” ”' "' "='°" One single first class fate ltr

Babbitt Metal I 1-eco

Dates of Issue

For students March i.illi to 98

*i ’ T/ _ EE E both iticlusivel Return limit April <»I',1f;‘_`?,‘,‘J° ~._,,_, ,t _ i.;t_h. Tickets to students will not \ 'r' ' ` ' ""' beissiied, -ltowever,more than three

_ 1 M:on_,n.ch S as_td»iys prior_to not three days later

our Cime ' ' W 'tltzin closing date of school or

tika :ind Kino; brands are the c0|kge_

b .tf their ie‘pecti.e pur » §‘j,,,°’ ° I-‘or the Public

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. points wnul-.l tml silltiw it ;-..4'-si-ingt-r to

'me rent-ltdimtitinlioiiprit.. ln noon ' fll\.- zgtli.

\‘x\‘nr~i\\n lit`lu't_~4 willhi- i\i~uti~|‘ ii tli ‘ z_1r\|.

Rctltrn limit \\'t~tliwndny March _1nth.

0 _

W. K. Rogers,

3Great George St. ~ ty rich Agni _

When the Liver is Out oi Tune

the ivliolc systctii is niftlic' key -stoiiiacli upset., bowels slug- gish, licad liczivy, slciri_ salloiv and tlie eyes dull. You cannot be right again until the cause of the trouble is removed. Cor- rect the flow of bile, and gently stimulate the liver to liealthiiil action by taking

BEEGHAWS PILLS

the bile i'cnicd_\' that is safe to use and convenient to take. A dose or i\\'o will relieve the nausea. and dizziness, operate the bowels, carry new life to the blood, clear the head and 'itnprovc the digestion.

These old family pills are the

natural remedy for bilipus complaints and quickly liclp the liver to

Strike the Key- note oi Health

Sold I3v¢ry\\ here. , Iii Boxes 25 ci-nts.

iiiciidmetits. '

Hou. Mr. HUGHES presented the

annual report on the Legislative Lt- hrary. It sliowcd 13,588 books issu- ed for home use and 1,059 circulated outside the city. The average daily circulation of books was about 48, bitt sometimes reached nearly Ut/iC€ that. niinibcr. 'l`lie patrons of the li- brary number 2,129, tin increase of |379 over last year.

The bill to incorporate the Prince

County Hospital was reads third time and passed.

To enable the members to attend

the Seed Fair at Summersidc, the House adjourned till Ii o"clt»ck on Friday uftcrnoon.

.\‘tJ'i‘ll. Iii the report of Premier Hasznrdfs

remarks during the debate on the cold storage bill -the Patriot incor- rectly made him say "The mortgage given by thc company had been tak- en to a trust company." What the Premier did say was "It was propos cd that the mortgage to lie given by the company would be taken to a trust company.”

LIBERAL WON IN

BRITISH BYE-EI.I£C’I‘IUN.

t.®l\lJ(J.\', March 9-In the Ilkeston

bye-election today the result was Seely, llibernl, 10,204; Wright, Union- ist, 6.871.

In tho (`.om.moiis Hon. Mr. Hal-

dane. denling with the yeat~'s titan- ocuvrcs. referred to the visit of ii (‘utintli:iu regiinctit who would join the Aldershot comlmand iii August. Cheers greeted tlic announcement. » Sir Ivor Herbert expressed delight at the visit of the (Janaditin regi- ment. Hc hoped it only the begin- ning of the movement. He remem- bored the time when such a thing would have been treated as the idea of a harmless idealist. Col. Herbert also referred to the smallness ofthe number of colonial officers serving in thc imperial forces and expressed a wish to see it 1ai‘gcLy_incifeasedf,-as there was no lack of dcsirc on the port of colonial oiiieers to associate with the regulars for experience.

MORAL \VAVE _IN

ST. STEPHEN, B.

ST. STEPHEN, March 9-The

monthly meeting of thc St. Stephen Town Council was held recently and at this meeting there was presented a nioiuorial from the W. '1‘. U., askin: that the use of slot macliiiies iii certain stores in the city he for- hidden on the ground that such ma- chines encouraged thc gambling spir- it in .voung boys and men.

The council passed the following

resolution rc thc better' enforcehlqnt of the 'Scott Act:

“That _the council feels that our

Scott Act officers will have the (ull support of this council and of the people nf this town in ri strict en- fmceinciit of the Canada Temperance, Act."

Dominion iilend Tea

-(Registered) A Peace Producer A Kick Eliminiiior

A Business Increaser

A Marvel To Taste Ask your grocer for

Dominion Blend Tea

Take no Subs tilute

Ente." 55.920-

Reliable and Popular Route

Between Si. John and Boston

FARE3

osianorrsrown 'io nosrox

rant .`._....s9.4s Second Clan. .. _...$1.95

Steel Slumlliip Calvin Aurin Catn- ,pluto Wirslon Telegraph Eq- ipriieni

Leave St. John Thurstlay :it ii.no A. m.

or Enstport, Lubec, Porilnnj atitl Bos mi.

Returninqioaivea Union Whtrf Reston

Mondays at 9 on ii. ni. nad Portland at

You p iii. for Lubec, Eustport, aiu' Ft. ohii. '

Through Tiokotn at proportionately low ratios on vale at all Railway lt.nt.ion|,nuri ba mp ebooks! through to destination.

L3, henna, 1'. l‘. ll’ A.

WI G. Llvltl

Allrt

In John.

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HAVE MORE THAN REQUIRED

NUMBER OI°‘,BIGNATUREB.

"sit Joris, nares 9-'riie advocates of teitiperance are confident of carry- ing the local veto vote in Stanley and Sydney wards in the forthcom- ingvcivic election. Rev. A.A. Graham

said last night, that in Stanley vriiid the number of votes was 255. The ,teniperance workers would require the signatures of sixty-four before they could obtain' the ballot asked for bv the petition. The caiivassers in the ward secured 104 signatures. In Hvdney ward, the number of vot- crs wna_ 603. The required number of signatures there was 151, and 166 had signed. Mr. Graham was asked ii the names of those who signed would be published, and replied that it was not the policy of the temperance party to do so. Last year the liquor men had published the petitlons\vlth the names annexed, paying for the same. This had helped the cause of teinperzince. and he did not think they would repeat the experinient this Year.

Mr. Graham said that the workers

had not been able to push the cati- vnss very actively on account of oth- er mectitigs. ’l'hey reported, howev- er. that the predominant sentiment in both the wards was iti favor of closing tip the salnons in the outly- ing districts attd rc-sitlcittiai wards, :-ntl confining thcni to the centre of the city. They also said that a large nui`ribci' of men, while refusing to af- fix their signatures to the petitions, pit-dgeti themselves to vote in favor of the nioveniciit prtividiiig the ballot was alistiltitoly secret.

These two petitions will he pre-

sented to .\ia_vt»r Bullock this evening at the close of a meeting to be held in the Seamen’s Institute at 8 o'clock when _several speakers will address the tiim-.ring on the progress of the local veto in St. John.

, Thousands of women l buy coffee by the “Seal Brand” Trademark.

The; know that “Seal

Brand ’ stands for qualig -oglaat igfgoea only wi _

co ee.

‘ a They know that "Sell

Brand” Coffee is always the same-whether they buy it in Halifax 'or Vancouver oi' anywhere between, because the sealed tina preserve the ‘ flavor and aroma.

Buy our coffee by the “Seal

Brand" Hhtndemark and you an certain lo In the ver! but coffee at the price. In I and 2 bound lim-uovor in bulk. il2

MONTREAL

CHASE I

Wheat and Manitoba

S p r i n g Wheat.

It is thus a

“ Bread ” _ a “Pastry” Flour.

Best for both.

T. H. Taylor Co._Limitcd as `

Flour and

Best for either. \

AT YOUR GROCER’S ' '

I DEALERS--write us forpriccs on

Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. ` The

.l,__..__ __. ’

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BEAVER FL

tr'

Chatham Ont.

should avoid danger of from the oven to the hom wrapping his Bieid in

We are the original

wrappers now used by Lead

Hull,

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Ei M. 5

Who Eats Bread

Iinpurities in delivery l e. Insist on your Baker

I-Iddy’s Bread Wrappers .

manufzicturcrs of Breat`- ing Bakers

Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and other Cities, _ E. B. Eddy Coy.

Canada

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM

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linil Fr_irlii.\'l-I nt l0.3l0, P. M. for ie iiccoiii- iiiorliifiori of passengers lioldi first or svconrl class I ickcls to Chien mind W|Gl~l'I` Tlll1R_I'J Ol-` its fnr its thc PALIIZIFIU COA S'l‘ -iioititnnl 1-.linrgc is tiitide for berfhs‘ which iiin_\' b_e res(-rvvil in nclvtince. _ For iiirqs, time tables. maps and relilihle iiiforintitioii, write to

_ _ J. QUINLAN. I)_ P. A. 2-2.»tlftul5i Montreal. Quebec

Furness, Withy & Co Ltd.

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State Rooms. $l_00 Froni London From I-ialifaxl

Steamer Kanawha March t5tli

liinrcli Sth Shenandoah March 29th March tolli Rappahannock Apr. mth April and Katinwha “ 26th From liverpool From Halifax Steamer Durango March i5tlt1

Mircli iztli Almetiaiia March _-tothl Mnrcli t9tli Tabasco April 7th

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The firculatioii of - THE GUARDIAN.

Morninil Daily and Rural Daily WEEK ENDING MARCH STH BIO MONDAY (Morning) 3414 MO N DAY ` (Rural) 3563 TUI-'IS DAY ( Mortiiu g) 3410 TU_ ESD AY » _ (Rural) 351* ! WEDNESDAY '( Morning) 35IS

§WEDNl<ZSDAY (Rural) 359! ,THURSDAY (Morning) 3443

; THURSDAY (Rumi) 359; 'FRIDAY (Morning) 340 FRID \Y (Rural) 3502

SATURDAY (Morning) 41% SATURDA Y (Rural) 360_

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_Daily average........... .. 1l64 _ran os%auo'i'rir- ,ifiwiv o aapiau is uicao nAii§_ mt

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