In-un _

DESIGNERS

ENGRQIXERS r:i.r.c ROTYPIRS

St. lohu. N ‘B

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- - _ _ _ _ __ y(,A.0.M0liSON, K.C., 0. GAVAN DUFFY

Nlorsiin dt. Duffy

B ° ter a d ttqrne s. liri\\'r1'ls“ll,llr1€=k.al\ Oawml. 5.1¢. .

Msrilir-imm for Royal Bunk of Canada.

Lklivtt'

E. U. BRO W N Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

lic, Qc, __ '

l‘l<`l(`ll.S5-0 Hallurun Bu dlnl- Grout

t,§_,;.a,l=_i_._>i<__ri__is_p__{__\lr, of Nova Boo Cunar- _:,,q_s wtf

JOHN A. M.\'1'1liEsoN, Ir. 0. Ailnius A. M_Acr>oru1.n.i

Matliicson & Macdonald

_BAR RISTERB. SOLICITORS. Norsmns Punuo, ma

Cluirlottubvwn. Prince Edward Island

1ir\r~r~l\0filr~e,Goo11¢etovYn. P. E. Island.

tl ltJ dw It mos

R. JUHN LEDWELL, M.ll

Physician and Surgeon-.

POWNAL STILEET, opposite St. ]csepl`1’s Convent. HOURS-Until lo o'clock a. m., I to p.n1.,7 io 8 p. m. 12-6 dwi

lfcuuarrie ll. lrsanaull

Barristers, Solicitors, etc, SUMMERSIDE, P. E. 1. Ofliccs-Royal 'Bank/of Canada building.

Nrau. MeQUARR1E. K. C.

_ E. ARSENAULT.

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rvTrTii|FoRo BROS

Produce Commission Vlerchants

_ lil Ul\ll~`_QltD'S HUII.[)1NG,

AR(i\ Lh bl ., HALIPAX, N, 5. 1'.-1'.-oru».l attention given to the soles ot Butter, 1.; 1,1., lion., Poultry, Fruit, Voget.ables.&e..&e. l'rr»r-or»rl.- of soles remitted promptly. Mm in-t pri.-cs sunt u11 upplicutlun. Conn gnuiout solir-ilcri. 4-18 illyr

ll. (‘. )it:i.|-1011, K. C.

McLeod (81 Bentley,

llrri-1-lstors nud Attortioys-at-l.L\v

Sollrlfoni for the Bunk of Novo Scotia

ilinrruy ioloull. (li-rfrui-ns-linnlr ef Novo. Beotin. Clmuxhers ll-:ld lwvrlyr. Charlottetown.

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GEO. S. INMAN.

‘Barrisfen Solicitor, Nofary, etc.

1»1<mt-_v to Ionn. Collections made. filllru. .llonlugiio 1”. E. I.

S.\l.\l.l.\\'0()l), C. li.. iill.\'i‘lstcr and Attorney

ril»l.=iw Notnry }‘uhlie,' etc., Office: Gun.

i-ron lllork. lutcly occupied by F. L. Husznrd K.t'.,Nor-1l|SidoQ\1eon Square. Money tolooi =====

A. A. Iii:-Lerui, i{.(`. Donald McKinnon

McLEAN £5 McKINNO V,

llrii-1-li-terri. Attoi-iieys-:ir-l.uw. ltr-o\v|1'rr Bloeu, Char ottctown.

W. F. li. Carvell, B .A.

Barrister, Solicitor, llolarp aio.

('rrinmi-_»ie1\c1~for-proving deeds for registry. ,, V Y. M. C. A. Building I<‘lt‘l»l\o1\r- h o. 267. Chnrlottotowti.

Molloy to louu.

. , . RUSS ROSS. f.‘.'§ri'ii°.§i§i-f¢»°.'°i'a°i»'.i'=' W *<°"" blflliiht Loan or from Building nm Mdliigoaixpify' ni k 5

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“WU FOSS. n,°i;dwiTl,>e:.'sl%o:'nA. 1.. r..

G. L MURPHY & C0.

SYDNEY, C. B. General Commission Flerchsnts

solgland Produce handled on comnii

Prompt returns made __

is dw Iyr

P. E. I. RAILWAY

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COD LIVER OIL, It almost makes you

Sick to think of it but it ISM nearly as bad as it used tobe Theimproved m€l1l10<1 Of refining it makes it much easier to take, and when made into Scott's Emulsion almost every one can take it. Most children like it and all children that are not _robust are benefited by it. When the doctor _says “Take cod liver oil,” he gqncrally means Scott's Emulsion; ask him if he doesn’t. They know it is more easily digested and better than the plain oil.

SCOTT & BOWNE, Tor°outo¢ Ont.

Use

.,. -

~ o r-'Leu

_ mdyour bresd,biscuits.cske ‘ ._ and pastry will be all that ‘ any good cook could desire. _

Beaver Flour combines the _

' nutrlment of Manitoba Spring

r Wheat with the whiteness and `» ,~ flavor of Ontario Fall Wheat.

:_ That’s why it mike! MORE ’

. Und. and BETTER

_~ thennny otlzerhonr. ‘ .<»ii‘ir.f.. "‘,‘1'.“.‘I.I."“".........""'

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r THE wontn oven

" Thousands of .Mothers 1 are using '

L lin. Goorrrnrs _ 5 INFANTS’ SYHUP 1

FM Clll|ill'!ll'S |llll‘l9lll8, you cannot but admit the fact that this preparation ~ B one of merit and is all what is claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant _ and soothing for children teething, ; and a prompt checker of bowel and stomach troubles. ~

Physicians and Professional 5 nurses recommend lt. ' ‘ In purchasing, see that Dr. Co- - derre's signature and portrait is on every wrapper. Beware of the many Svnurs put up in nsimilnr form and ~ made to look like Dr. Coderre’s. ` . Price, 2_5rls. per bolllz, or by mail

an fzreipl afpricz.

l Sole proprietors, Tun W1NuArnCnsm-

CAL C0. Liniited, Montreal, Canada.

4 s1'AN'roN's Prim nsuzr. , l K Ylnilf RKMKDV VCR INTICINII. INN lffllnll ull _, l. ». .- ~~-_"..~.';<_,, _

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licslrablc Building Lots in Elftown for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the

irllowing valuable building lots:

4 lots ou the east side of Upper ll lsborougli Street each having a “ronlage on street of 50 feet and ex- .enulng back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of Orlebar i'reet each having a frontage on itreet of 5o feet and extending back 75 feet. The said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr. Ander- ou, lately I. D. Reid. 1 lot on the west side of

Upper Hillsborough St., having 1 frontage on Street of 50 feet nd extending back 75 feet. This lot les immediately opposite the resi- dence of Dr.<Anderson.

It is impossible to procure a more

desirable locality for residences than these lots afford.

Terms easy and a good title given.

W. S. STEWART.

Deslirlsay Building, Ch‘town.

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\nd Steamship Lines wloswn vin Yf\l'Il\0\1f-\\-

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Published in Prince Edward lslani nxelusiveiy oy The Charlottetown Guardian.

'l`l\e Adventure of the Golden

Pince-Nez

No. 10 of the Series

ffhpyrlrli. 1704, ly A. Canon Dull tal ¢`|l|l|r':

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(c|)}r|(h, lflf, |] HICIMVI, fllllllll ,U CO.)

The wind bowled and screamed at

the windows. Holmes and I drew closer to the tire, while the young in- spector slowly and point by point de- veloped his slngulur narrative. “It you were to search all England,"

said he, “l doi1’t suppose you cgulq find a household more self contained or freer from outside influences. Whole weeks would puss and not one of them go pnst the garden gate. The pro- fessor wus buried in his work and ex- isted for nothing else. Young Smith knew nobody in the ueigliborliood und lived very much ns his employer- dm,

tes|or’s room. He wus sitting up bed horribly ngltutcd, for he had hear enough to convince him that something terrible had occurred. Mrs. Marker is prepared to swear that the professor was still in his night clothes, und, ln- deed, lt was impossible for him to dress without the help of Mortimer, whose orders were to come ut 12

o’cloek.- The professor declares that he 4 _

hcurd the distant cry, but that he knows nothing more. He can give no explanation of the .young man’s lust words, ‘The professor-lt was she,' but imnglnes that they were the outcome of delirium. He believes that Willough- by Smlth had not an enemy in the world, und can give no reason for the crime. His first action was to send Mortimer, the gardener, for the local

stable sent for me. Nothing was mov-

police. A little later the chief con- ' _.,- f ,

.» .-

ed before I got there, und strict orders _ _

5-:

'A l I '

were given that no one should walk up on the paths lending to the house. It was n splendid chance of putting your theories into practice, Mr. Sherlock Holmes. There was really nothing Wootton."

Colller's Weekly.

“l\'0W,'MY DEAR HOPKINS, DRAW UP AND WARM YOUR TOES."

The two women had nothing to take them from the house. Mortimer, the gardener, who wheels the bath chair, is an army pensioner, un old Crimean man of cxcellent character. He\ioes not live lu the house, but in n three roomod cottage at the other end of the garden. Those are the only peo- plo that you would find within the grounds of Yoxlcy Old Place. At the snme time the gate of the garden is ii l1und_rcd yards from the main Lon- don to Clmthnm road. It opens with u latch, and there is nothing to pre- vent any one from walking fn.

“Now I will give you the evidence

of Susan Turlton, who is the only per- son who can suy unythlng positive nbout the matter. It was in the fore noon, between 11 und 12. She was en- raged at the moment in hnnglng some -_~u1‘tnins in the upstairs- front bed- *oom. Professor Cornm was still in lied, for when the weather is bud he seldom rises bct’o`rr midday. The house- keeper wus busted with some work fn the back of tha house. Wlllnuvhhy

Smith had been in his bedroom, which he uses us u slttlug room, but the maid heard him nt that moment pass along the pussnge u11d descend to the study imincdlntely below her. She did not sco him, but she snys that she could not be inlshikeu lu his quick, firm trend. She uid not bear the study door close, but u u1l11\1te or so later there wus u drenilful ery in the room below. lt wus ii wild, hoarse screuui. so strunge and 11111rnt\ii‘ul that it might huve come cltller from n uiuu or n ivomuu. At the snrue lustnut there was u heavy thud which shook the old house, and then nil was silence. The thuld stood petrified for n moment, and then, recovering her courage, she run downstairs. The study door was shut, und she opened it. lusldc young Mr. Willoughby Stultli was stretched upon the floor. At first she could see no injury, but as she tried to rulse lilni she snw that blood wns pouring

'from the underside of his neck. lt

wus pierced by n very small but very deep wound. which had divided the carotid nrtery. The instrument with which the injury had been lutilctcd luy upon the carpet beside him. lt was one of those small scaling wax knives to be found non old fashioned writing tables, with an ivory handle und ii. stiff blade. It was part of the fittings of tllo professors own desk. ` ' _

“At first the mold thought that young

Smith was already dead, but on pour- ing some water frnin the curate over his forehead he opened his eyes for an lnsfnnt. ‘Ilia proi’n.4sor,' he murniur- ed-'lt was she: The multi is prepared to s\i'cnr that those were the exact \vorils. lie tried desperately to any something else, and he held his right hnnri up in the nlr. Then he fell buck defid. `

"ln the meantime tho housekeeper

hnd nlso nrt-lvo'.l upon the scene, but she wus just too into to cntch the young ui\|i'lP. ‘ull-l \Y0i'¢ll._~ Lolvliil 30"” _iylth the body, she hurried to the pro-

‘ TO BE CONTINUED.

iorpld Liver

tauso ol levers

'l`l1eS11rest Way to Prevent Dis- rase is to Keep the Liver Active With

DB. (H ASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.

Too frequently un sxternnl cause for

fever' is looked for, when the reul source of trnuble is from within the body itself.

‘Q ‘ ers, and shipped direct to us.

d .

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s ' i ~,>°-,.r_§,;. KEEPS Lees ,AND FEET nav

f Pa and " Cans for

Particular

l ‘ Customers.

Our exhibition of Caps this season is one of the largest

and host we ever made. _

Styles are the latest production of the best manufactur-

*fe

For very cold weather try our fur lined slip band, Blue

cloth or mixed pattern, 5oc, 6oc, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.

o. A. BRUCE. '

AMen's Outfitters, Victc rla Row.

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The fearless fireman and keen fisherman nosd protection

' ___.}`~ , //`/‘ for-their-len. in wsu as their lm. ngrrrnn wnisr.

=- = .'-- f///3 _ ,

,_~_’-" '_ Merchant; Rubber Boots meat this requirement to n ninety.

__ _ _ und every other service for which Rubber Footwear in adopted. _Fm //-._/_ V / ' The quality of rubber gum and other materials und. \gi,K¢l’lANf° the ereluslvs vurunnrzrng mailman .ma urs srrrrsa llggtii .

/ " "` _~ _ workmanship employed, guarantee satisfaction to the , - ..... ' _

_ I ` wearer. _ ggup ' ’ ,, i lf your Shoemnn doo|n‘t sell Merchants ,_ ww'

l `r MW/ Rubbers in ul know. . _ />

-pl yi l Brnnnhn at /2 _ _. ___-, . 5 wrnnrrso,

r , .\ol_r |r,||,r|~ M T:_°__i:_r;<;r:_-_ ..».

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Department of Public Works,

Ch town, Nov 15th, 1905

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this odice until noon on

Monday. Dec. llth, |905

from any person or persons willing to odntract for the repairing of Clifton Bridge, Lot ax, Queen’s County, accord-

l ing to sgecifioation to be sc-en at the ogice of avid Whitehead, Road ln-

spector, Clinton, and nt the residence o Archibald Campbell, Clifton, and at this oflice.

The names of two responsible persons

willing to become boun for the 'faith-

, ful performance of the contract must .accompany each tender.

_ The Department docs not bind itself

Lo accept he lowest or any tender. ‘ Tenders to be addressed to the under- signed and n1nrked“Teuders for Clifton

Bridge.”

L. B. McMII.LAN.

l Sec’y Public Works. l r8dtua twwtd

The Cut of the Clothes

lathe main point in a suit. Of course the purtloulur put.- wrn of the cloth ndrls something to the look-but the cut.-well, we shino there.

To be Identified

As a. well dressed mon you _ must have clothes that ure up

to the minute for style.

We muko them.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

Clothiers, Queen Street.

6-15 dw I yr.

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CANADIAN;

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To l"i1'sti1|nlSei-omit hr.~.~ l 'urn-ln-~'

L i1_1_§;_l_.“loe|»t‘1'.~ liulii'n.\ lu Blunt'

lha Western Express

Iwo I,

l.v:\vc.~ liloniruril lmlly !’.ll| . ru. lrir.-l :mil Si.-vuurl <'l:\~<

<`i1:\l~l1l>_-'urlil l’i\l;u'r~ .*»li-l-|1-

ors tlu‘o\1|.:li l.u l‘ulg:\i'y.

T 'l`u\u~i.~t .~`li-iepr-its mi Suu-

ilz\y.\lo1rlr-earl\ut‘;\li.:ury.

Em, Way The Paollln Exprass Every Day

l.i-i\\ i~~ Moulxcnl lluily i|.l

_rrnom

Montreal

Tlrcito Trnins rcnch i\ll poirits in (`ru\r\<liau\ North \Vcsl;1\1\tl lil-itxi-lr i`ul\ux1hin.

1.. 11|. l"l1~,-l uurl Scvorril (`lu.~.- t`imi>l\i>.~' and ltulnre .\lr-r¢p- u1~r.\l1r'u\1gl1 to \'r\1\r'orr\ 1-r

'l`ouri.~l, !~`.lcr-pi~r'< 'll\\\1-.~-

tiny rind >`\rr\rl1\_v Iiloirlruul o _ri\\\i-1'.

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GIVE VIM

and desire for work or play. Make is. cient brain, bright eyes and sweat breath.

,= MAKE LIFE WORTH WI'lILE‘

GVE VIGOR

li? musically correcting liver, stomach and bowels. They iuduco tho nature. sleep und ul-petite of youth.

ll* Cl"VE VITALITY

by cleansing all disorders from thonistem.

_"' They euro Constipation, lnriigastion, Billeusneas, Head- ache, Nervousness.

For Sala liy_all Drugglsfs |00 and 250 a BOX

. Aocsm' ||o<suas‘r|'ru1'58

1.- ..<.,

To begin with, the liver becomes torpid, I U

sluggish n.nd_ inactive, mul poisonous bile ls loft in the blood to corrupt the whole system. Tl\o result is the over working of the kidneys und the clogging up of the organs of excretion.

Food which should be digested is left

to ferment und decaylin the intestines, rind inllnmmatlon and levers ure set up.

In such a condition the body is a

regular hot bcri of tliscnse, nntl is must susceptible to nny ailment of nn infectious or eontnginus nature.

Tha best insurance ngnfnst disease is

the use of Dr. Ohri.se's Kidney-Liver Pills to lteep the liver active. This great medicine has a direct rind specific notion on the liver, nnrl ls wonderfully prompt and affective ln awakening and invigorat- ing this important filtering organ.

A healthy liver means pure blood, good

digestion and the proper working of the bowels. A henlthy liver ensures the on- wiird passage of the food through the intestines rrnrlcxcretory organs, rind so rcinovc.-tnll ehnnco of poisonous waste mutter remaining ln the body to produce puln, suffering and discrise.

Mrs. J. Lrirtor, l25l Cross Street, Chur-

lotl.eto\vu,]’.l‘Z. I. mul whose husbnnri lsnconlmctor, slntcs:-“l hnd sudcred rigro1\trlca_l with pains in thc smnll 0! the brick, my digestion wus bud and l was frequently troubled wltli spdiln of rut-king headnchc. I have been entirely

cured ofyhese fiistrer~slug syrnptohis hy tho use o Dr. Chnsc's Kidney-L ver Pills mid find that my general health is 'great- ly improved since I liiwe been using this prepnrntlon. '

Ioan also testify to the merit of Dr.

Chr\se’s Syrup of Llnseeil und Turpentlne ns l was cured of n severe attack of bronchitis by the use of this remedy." Dr. Clmst-_‘s Kidney-Liver Plllg, ape

pill it dose, 25 cents ir. box, ut nil r enlers, or Edmnnson, Rules 8: Co., Toronto.

COMING EVENTS.

B. 0. E. Next meeting of Lodge Prince

Edward is on Tuesday evening Nov. ‘els W. R. Degree. .

City Council malta on the net-ond Mon-

day in ent-li month. Dr. F. F. Kelly, Mnyor; W. W. Cllirlre, City Clcrk._

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For saieby Iohnson & Johnson’s.

3-I2 d in mm-

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Coal Coal!Coali

S. S. “Turbin,” "Bo11avista,” and “Richard,” with cnrgoeso

Reserve. Runmine and Nut Coal for Domestic purposes.

We would therefore advise consumers to book their orders at once

and get their supply of coal in, fresh from the mines before winter sets iu.

PEAKE BROS. & Co.,

Ch’town Agents for Dominion Coal Co.,_Ltd.

-8 mwl’

g Vlillowners, Dairymcn, L Lobster Packers

Wten fitting up for Spring work try the " "

NEW FOUND‘RY

Foot ol|Qu een Street

For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.

Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.

The CharlottctownFound1y Machine Co. Ltd. Phone 1:5. 1>¢.i.».i-.. rgwmf. =.P. o.nox 411

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Clin on J. io.1uA'r'i'|1l~:\v§fr~ll..r~1..ii»ion-rr, or write to F. R. Pisluiv,1>. r»_.\.,t~_1>. 1:.

St. John, N. li.

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North-West Homestead ` Rc ulations

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ANY even nunihni-cd .~'cction of llmninirni

Lands in Mnrrirulm or the .\`i>rlll-\\'1-~l

Pro\'i1ieus, exrcptiut: S und itll, not 1-L-<1-1-\'4~il. nuryhe lioulestcurlcrl by uuy pr.-.r_~in| who i-. 'hs sole licud of ri fnrnily. or nny iunlo ni .-1- ls'

of f i ui f r ui-li-r

Yriillzet M50. 0 Lilo ox 1* . ri mlu- N

suction of ltifl :ici-es, more or less.

Entry muy be miirlu pc-rr~o11nll_v nt ilu- lm-:rl

lnnd office for the rlistrlct in \vl\i<-li line lnnrl is i-aitrrliilc, or il' the l1o1|1<-i-lonili-1' rl.-~ir'v-, Ili: muy. on npplirzutiori to ilu' Mirri-li-1~<»f\lw lutcrior, Ulfuivu. thu (`r»1r\1ni.~.--ium-1- ul' lur riiigrutloii. \\'iu|\ipur.z'. urtlic lor-ul :r_r<-ul 1-.» r'el\'ou11tl1o1‘iLV for sonic onclu mailto culry for hliu.

The hoxxicsteudor is required to perforru the

conditions connected tl1erov\'ltl1\1nrlcv one of the following plans:

il) All lcru-it six rnoutlm rcr=1rir\.11i‘o upon niirl

olltivigtion of the land in unch yerr for limo y.~r\rr.,

(2) lfllrc fuilxcl' (or lunilier, if flu- fnllrr-r i~

<iru'c||r-'mil of the l\ol1n-.~ft‘ndr1- 1‘r-l-irli».~ 11|-lm :L furln in the vicinity of the lnnrl rrifi-wil fr r the 1‘or|i1irenie|\t.s nn io 1‘u.~'iilt-irc-1' 1n:\_v lr- iuiiisllcrl hy r~'ui,-li person 1‘o.~'ldiilg with ilu: futher or iunthur.

(3) lf the i-ioillui-l1r\sl1ir= pc1'1nn|1cnl_ 1'i~~irlvr1r-rr

uprni ful-1111115: lnurl n\v1\ed by him in llw vu-luiiylof his liu11\i‘.~tt~:|ll. thc 1-i‘r|r1i1-rrrri-i1l~ us to 1'csirl1-11|-u xuu' be .~r|li.~flt-rl by rr--illvr w upon the suirl lxurtlal

Six 11\nnths` 11ollr'r~ in \'.'1~iiimr .~\|mllrl lr-

givr-.rr tothot`nrunri~>ir\|\i-1'ofllorxrirrirur I..l\ul-. iii. Utiuwii of lriiclrlion lo n|||1ly for |\.\li nl.

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ilcpuly ofthe l\1i|\i_-.ic of thc lull-rinr.

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WANTED

Af. ence, nu vxperlcnr-4-rl i-lurk for Lrr~ru~r;rl

riiurifry siuvc. Apply in o\\|\ lrrrrrrliwiliiur.

Ki/i'i|rg1'i-.fc1'trl\i'L‘H und slnling .~r\lir1y \\:t1_tr-rl, c '.

J. T. \\'lNl>.'\`(lli.

ll-llhlll' New Mills, _\`. ll.

rr. s. s. _ KING EDWARD ll0'lH.

Opposite l.C.R. Depot,l'lalifax. Flticrl wll.l\r\llruorlclul1||pro\'r~tr\crif>1.unixrnil 2

cently fur1\'l.~'\rctl. Situriliori null vir~\\' uusrrx- gaisncd lu l ulifnx. Within live nriuulet. 1-irlu y street, ours to the er-.ntro uf ilu-. Vity. Terms $1.50 to $2.50 per dny nccui-dung lo lo-

cation

rr. oflorris

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THE DUFFERIN HOTEL

Q1. l'Ohl1, IN. E.

‘ Overlooklnsthe beautiful King Square. Mui-

ern in every etlil. Newly pointed and va.-

enrpeted throuphoni.. The only hotel in tho city with privn e lawn and gardens.

W|LSON, Proprietor.

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Proc. Manager.

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HOTEL BRUNSWICK

1 ruoucion, N. B.

The Largest md Best Locved Hotel the (ily, Aecommoflafing 'ICO guns sltmitr-d in the rt-nire of srrnrioim n1r.\u»r rr. nn

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