IIE CUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN SEPIENIBER 13 899
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New YCRK Cirr, Sept. 9.
There is an unusual amountof in'er_
est taken here in the little ‘-ditfuulty
England has away down at _U9 ('~P9~
I muy 5ay,ho\vever. it is an interestuot
by any means unanimously sr"1path0llC.
as any reader of the New York press
and any Broadway-dwsller soon learns
Excepting the Tribune, l do not know
,mingle pgpir that is not opposed ti
Eng1gind`s course in the Transvaal The
Times and Wmld 0p.»_rly condemn it.
while the Journal is of cour.-e inte .~ely
950-59.;-_-btcr sh -I srinuli siy in it-
etlitorizil expressions. 'Ihere is 1
5~r;n9 current of sympithy everywli rt
here for Oom Paul. ()t` tonrse all that
foreign ilernint which so goes to _siveli
the Ipnpiilatiou of tiis great city 1.-
rabzdlv lioslil: ti Engliuti. The poor.
pitiful# Irish. whorii neither England
nor America has any use fCI`. 1126
venting their bitter hate of the British
_.gi hate so couteinpttoly mem. VIFU-
lent and bl itant that it deceive;-i uobo ly.
One. John Casey-accent on thi-
Casey-has donated $200 I0 3 B0”
Hfund.” Ithink the better strata of
Americans sincerely Wi§h E°gla”d»
well, however, and are fair _enough to
admit that Englaud’s course is dict ted
by humanity, foresight and l>ngsuff-~i-
ing, patient anger. N-»r do the best
Americans forg t that a little while
ago, the cousinly Sympathy rind the
diplomatic intervention or England was
given in their cause iigniist the Spin-
mds ,ga time wh.-n the four corners
of the world were ready to rlse in
arms against the Eigle. B6 that 213 11
may England appreciates, but C1003 D01
need tie sympathv wld IIBIP °f “Y
nation on earth, but is able to do her
work alone, secure in the inspiration of
her glorious traditions and in the _might
ofa naval armament the most invin-
cible the world has ever seen. English-i
men would certainly like to Sev U12
“hands across thc sea” just now when
theposition is so criticil, but it ii so
comforting to reflect that Eoglishtnoll
have always been sulli;ient ti litem-
selves and have never nail to resort to
conciliation or to blandishment.
THE CONQUERING DYSPEPTIC QERO.
As the time of Admiral Dew’ey’s ap-
proach gets nearer and nearer, yet
greater and more great grows the en-
thusiasm and more original and npinen
ous the plans of pageantry to gre-t him.
You would never believe what an abnor-
mal p_tch of mad fanatical feror exists
here over his home-coming. It flops
over.
It is expected that a million and a_
half of people will come to town on the
29th and 30th of this month to witness
the festivities, which, added to the four
millions already in Greater New York.
will make a total of .'35 millions people
gathered on Manhattin Island tr greet
the most admired man in the United
States today. There is to be a grand
procession of soldifry starting from far
up town. coming down Fifth Avenue
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Foot Elm
Cures tender feet and crevents sweatinz- Mr-
sciiiiier. Whitby, ont.. says: “I W°e1d,. Site
85a box for it rather than not get it, It s
only 25 cents.
25s at Drug Store. or postace fi-ee_ rom
Scot-t & Jury Box 6 Bawmanville Ontario.
John B. Harty
Souris, P. E. I.
Ship Broker, Commission Merchant,
Millers’ and Manufacturers’Sales Agt
Specialties, Flour. Meal, Beans and Mill _Pro-
ducts. Also Dry fish, Produce H81. BUCKS.
OOM and Lumber. I am prepared to QUOU3 first
cost on any of the above named 5005*- A,IS°
to charter vessels for any ports and to receive
charters for same. Correspondence from Cal?-
paiigieea Shippers and General Merchants sol-
c .
ALSO Representing for King’s Co.
New York Life Insurance Cc.
Cliondon Guarantee and Accident Insurance
0.
Victoria Montreal Fire Insurance Co. of
Montrem. Ca itz-il one million doll xrs.
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. of Manchester
England. Fifteen million dollars _Reserve ftipd,
One million doliars, deposited with DOUHDIOU
Government two hundred and tWenl5Y_-SIX
thousand and five hundred dollars Premium
rates are mach below othercompanies.
Apply to
CAPT . JOHN B. HAR TY
Souris A een t tor Kinsrs C0-
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LIFT
GHRUNIG DISEASES
and RUPTUHE U E
by DR. GLIFTI _
Send st-amp for information,
or call at Truro N S.. Of-
fice iii itsreiaiiii’ Bank oft
Halifax Building. _
On Friday at W1HdS0f
Hotel in Haw Glasgobi-
to Madlscn Square, where now stands,
half-completed, a gigantic triuniphal
arch; thence by Broadway to Union
nue to Washington Square. I think it is
20.000 men who are to march. Grand
stands to hold thousands will be er-
ected. Already every window on the
route has been pre-empted at prices
almost as fabulous as those which
marked the Jubilee of the Great and
Good Queen. Every hotel in tie city
could already have sold its room- twice
over. it is said, and those who come cn
on si -~tiyer” from afar, may have to
.-le.-fp on Br~ aflwayls cold cobl les
under tie staring sky what t’me Dewey
“c:imes." Not one hotel-keeper so poor
but will do hm reverence. Little how-
ever, Would Dewey “rock” if they
would only ltt him "sleep on-board.”
and cut out the speeches and the fire-
works arid the huzzas,and the quail-un-
toast, and all the rest of it. Yet it were
better thtt a millstone were hauled
about one’s neck and one werecist into
the depths of the sea than to breathe
one word of disapproval, of _doubt or
of sarcasm. New Yorkers, with
few exceptions, regard Dewey as the
Romans regarded Caesar, as France re-
garded Napoleon, as England regarded
Nelson. While he has done n izh ng to
deserve their adulations, yet the Am.ri-
can character is such that his deeds are
looked upcn as the ideaiiz ~t.on otheroic
achievement. If people hers would
only direct their admiration towards
Dewey’s exccllences of character for
which he is so ci nspicuous, there would
be some sense in it ali.
It is said that the Admiral will ask
ti be relieved of duty once he returns
home, and will probably be given a
sinecure on the Advisory Board at
\Vashington. In my opiuioi he is so
sick a man that tie nation will be called
on to gather around his hier before not
vt-ry many months. The striin on him
has no doubt been great, he _was never
strong. and he is an old man, near his
three i-core and t an. Erea yelr is gone
.t may be not a Triumpnal Arch but a
Mausoleum.
Rarin rrtaustr.
New York, of all cities in the wor1d»
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True happiness does not begin for uwo
manly woman until she becomes a mother.
The fear of death stands between thousands
of women and this supreme joy. If a wo-
man will biit take the ri ht course, she ma
trample this fear out og her heart, and ad
cause for it out of her body.
There is practically no danger, and but
little pain, in maternity, for a woman who
is thoroughly healthy and strong in a wo-
manly way. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip-
tion makes the delicate organs that bear the
burdens of maternity strong, healthy, virile
and elastic. It banishu the distress of the
period of impending maternigy, and in-
sures the newcomer’s health an an ample
supply of nourishment. An honest drug-
gist will not try to get you to take some
substitute for his proiivs sake. Prospective
mothers who write to Dr. R. V. Pierce will
receive the best advice oi' an eminent sud
skillful specialist, for thirty years chief con-
sulting physician to the great Invalidis’ Bo
tel and Surgical Institute, at Budhlo, N. Y.
“ A neighbor of mine who was expecting the
av.-ii-:il ot ri baby before very long, was fn va
 healtp,:"I wi;§tesB§lip:mRémns£lder, P I
mis ress. a _ aie a, ur 0., anaul. "
induced her tot Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
tion. She used rdotir bottles, cmd his ina! bden
delivered of as fine a daughtar as I e-ver naw.
She was only a short time in labor and is :ww
doing well.
° 9 For sick heads e, bil'
 S iousness and stipa-
tiou, Dr. Picr~ce’s Pleas-
ant Pellets are the most rational ctlfe
lniown. They are mild but thorough and
effective. They regulate and iiuvigoraoe
*niacin liver and bow-
s.-s. Never gripe. No P  ts
otl~.°r pill is like them. e e 0
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ACADIA SEIIIINARY,
Wolfville. N. S.
Dpens September 6
gisttafflpg twelve experienced and accom 0
is eac rs
pThere are five courses of study leading to
gradiiation,-Collegiate, Pia.no,Vocal, Art and
Elociition. Specia attention is also given to
the study of Violin, Calisthenics, Shorthand
and Typewriting.
Pupils can enter any year of the course fo
which they are fitted or may take selected
studies. _ `.'
Acadia Seminary gives the MAXIMUM OF
ADVANTAGES at the _MINIMUM or cost. _
Full cost of collegiate course including
Tuition, Board, Sic., $179.00.
For cost of extra studies see Calendar, page
3" _ _
‘For information with regard rooms, etc., ad-
dress,
R EV- A~ COHOON»
_ _ weifviils.
°' the Prmclpalfi. rr. Ma-inoNALD. Principal
_. .ts S...
Square; and thence by via Fifth Ave-
these efforts by iti opposition. Now
the Tiger comes forth and states that
the city must bestir itself; that /rapid
ransit is practicable. and that work
shall begin by January li-t. Every-
body is astounded. amazed, encouraged
and delighted. “Rapid Transit" by the
wav, is ii cilloquial locution, meaning a
tunnel under broadway, stretching
from Battery Place to Harlem-a “sub-
way” in fact,j ust like they have in dear
old Bcsting. In this tunnel it is ex-
:-ected that the trip from Battery to
Harlem-seven mile.--will be possible
in fifteen minutes-hence the world’s
famous cry: “T0 Harlem in Fifteen
Minutes.” At present you burn an
hour. at least, often an hour aid a half
in getting to Harli»in’s rtital confines.
If the subway is built it will be one of
the most luxuiitvus tlfssings, one of the
sweetest relie;stiiai New Yorkirs ever
enjoyed. It will an ish the strap-
haiiging and th-» s.riiirii-p.».cked cabli-
cars. Anyone who l.ves here will tell
you that. ' Ani if will cut down neur-
asthenia and pritanity one half !
So it goes.
M. A. N. H.
OPINIONS OF SHAMROCK.
A New York Party of Thirty Equally Divided
About the Result.
New Yoaic, September 8.-A num-
ber of nautical men, including yacht
owners, Steamship captains and mem-
bers of the Maritim ~ Exchange,accept`ed
an invitation yesterday to go down the
bay in a tug and look over the lines of
the Shamrock. Their opinions as to
the probable outcome of the race, based
upon their inspection, are interesting.
of tnii ty odd guests aboard the boat,
Of ` twenty-[ive either expressed
preference or doubt. Here is the vote:
Columbia will win. 7: Shamrock will
win, 7; doubtful. 11. A few of the
more important opinions follow:
Captain William E. Ferguson, of Mu-
tual Steamship Company, said the
Shamrock’s work in these waters opens
our eyes.
- Capttan Alfred Rimmer _said when
Sir Tho mas ca me aboard the boat i
proved to him that in him wfere emt
bodied the spirits of true ‘sportsman-
and gentleman. “I am willing to back
my opinion from what I have seen to-
day of the Shamrock that she will como
mighty near winning the cup.”
Captain Fred. Grace said: "I won’t
go back on Columbia; she will win;
but I will make one bet on the Sham-
rock.”
General Watson, fleet 'captain of At-
lantic Yacht Club, said: -‘lf the Sham-
rock does not win. nothing else in ‘the
shape of a racing yacht from Great
Brit tin that can be turned out can rake
the cup from us. When I saw her to-
day I became more convinced than over
that she will give our boat a hard tussle.
Whether she wins is another matter. I
think the Columbia was built and is des-
tined-to defeat the Shamrock.”
American Locomotives on-
British Railways.
We have arrived at a new position of
large interest on both sides of the At-
lantic. lt was expressed very pointedly
a few days ago by Mr.  A. Ivatt,
the able locomotive superintendent of
the Great Nothern Railway. ‘illmlg 8
conversation with reference to the orders
given by English railways for Americgn
locomotives. -‘lt means." ho llid.
“that heiiceforward American builders
will be in the field as competitors with
British buildirs for the supply of such
engines as the British companies them-
selves cannot build.” Clearly that 19
so. It is viitually proved thai. ill Q0!-
tain cases at any rate. {\U19Y1c3" bulld'
ers can supply locomotives much more
quickly and somewhat more cheaply-
tbiin British makers hitherto have done,
If experience should further _prove that
the American built locomotives are for
all practical purposes as good 118 IIN
Briton biiilt engines. U16 Sffluel 59"”
inevitable. It is certainly to_be expett-
ed that, in that case, the British railway
companies will prefer the makers Who
supply an equally useful engine and do
so more speedily and Cl1°lP1_Y- _ OIT
vi( usyv, then, the present situation is
one df absorbing interest  bofh
American and British engine bui er;=
Books AND ooo-
' ~t kalarge assortment
@0fWI:§i?1¥f Ixntdogtationary of ever?
des ription-
@5chool Books
@ All the authorized books used in the
@ public schools, cozivents, and colleges.
U
@0ffice_ Supplies
h odicc supplies, pint
@an]i:i“I;riId;r1InlEIol;Iles of St_ephenS. and
' Pants inks, coping. pencils ew-
scnis. i. iiliciitlt,
Bookseller and Stationer.
Opp. Prowse Bros.
145 Queen St.
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s'rA1'|oNERY. 3
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Rami Hubbard of Abram’s River Vfctlmized
lu Boston lu a Simple way.
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La=t Thursday while waiting for the
sailing of the steamer Prince George
from Boston,Remi Hubbar:l,of Abram’s
River, made the acquaintahce,of a man
calling himself Dr. Morgan of Yar-
mouth. r Aft.-r talking together for a
while, the doctor asked Hubbard if he
would not go up to the next street and
help him down with some light
luggage, as the expressman had failed
to bring it, and it was about time for
the boat to sail. Hubb rd told him he
did not like to go as he might miss his
pessage. He did go, however, and et
the tiiit corner mlt a man. who told
the doctor his stuff vias all on the
wharf. The doct ir said: "Well, come
down to the wharf; my money is there
in my grip. Come quick, someone may
get it; how careless of me to leave it
there.” 'The man said: “No. I have no
time to go.” The doctor said: "Well, if
you can take your pay, from this
checque (producing the $2,000 cheque)
Iwill pay you here.” The man, o
course, could not-. The doctor
said: ~Hubbard. have you a few
dollars about yon? You can lend
me a few dollors until we reach
the boat.” Hubbard foolishly let
he had all the money he had, $26, and
that was the last seen of the doctor. The
case is a hard one, for Hubbard was
crippled with rheumatsim and :had his
left arm in sling. The doctor was going
to cure him of his trouble when they
would be home. He told Hubbard his
ollice was near the court house. Hub-
bard had never heard of a Dr. Morgan
ih Yarmouth, but as he had not been
home for 18 months, supposed he was
9. _new man.-Yarmouth Telegram.
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Ula.:-kdu Kola. Compound 011011117
Tested by the British Oollunbla
Government, at the Home tor ln-
ournbleu, Kamloops, Bs 0., the
Medical Superintendent Pronoun-
eed Long-standing than Cured.
Many temporary relld asthma remedies
have during the past few yearl been pluc-
ec -before the ptbllc. but until the hitroduc-
tion to' the medical profession of Cla;-,kefs
Kola Compound, mthlriz has hem ~1'0und
to have any etrect cu preventing future ar-
tucka. The Medical Qrperfuteudcat for the
Home for Incurables In Kamloops, B. C.,
has had the best ch . 1 C: n-
.ai is iii'5T§>°°ii§ily tg# this v`i?~°»§'~;rI'v1 ,ig
Ugg  me ldc:e'§nKiula
Compound has bgln tried in not u single
1 to cure, cud on one
had been confined to
me for hearty n your
revioinl this remedy, and 'less
than three bottles have oampzeteiy cured
her. Over one year has now passed, and
them has not been the sliarhtesr lnclli-ation
ot asthma returning. Three bottles of
Glarke’s Kola Compound are guamnroed to
cure .upy case of asthma. 1,0621' 53 cgses
for been cured ua a.onc
Uyvihlfs remedy. Soir! hy all drugglsts.
Free sample bottle sent to 
Mpllddocpben t rsonis  12IdC‘IiTiT.\chmdtereeImTbJi"
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0nto,:or Vancouver, B. C.. solo Ccnhdhu
men ¢.
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For sa le by George  Hughes.
FURNITURE
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
I am instructed by Mr. Bruce
‘il right to sell by Auction, at his re-
sidence, Grafton Street east (opposite
college) on WEDNESDAY, the 13th
ll o’clock a. m. all the household
effects, comprising superior Parlor
Dining Boom, Hall, Bed room and
Kitchen Furniture; all as good as
new.
Terms cash.
R. BEAIRSTO,
Sept. 7th Auctioneer.
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Hughes i.‘é'itilttE.
HUGHES’ COUGH MIXTURE
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.Biifi’§s,C‘i'.§§h§iiC°i>dii’liiiiii.f’ii’§- sire¢°ri`o'ii§.
Price25cents. .
HUGHES’ CREOSOTE MIXTURE
an eleg-a,_nt,_ preparation for Chtoni
Bronchitis and Lung Disease. P1102
35cent.s.
DODD’S RHEUHATISM CURE
Apositive cure for Rheumatism. A
trial will convince you. Price 50c.
Special Remedies iirevared for DY
SPEPSIA, INDtoEs'1‘IoN, CoNs'ri
PATIOS etc.. etc..
For the Best English Drugs and
Medicines
PIIIIIIIIZE' HU6HES'"iii’§€i§'if’
h riesWalL
A wa Sunnyside
S’
$0
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day of September, inst commencing at ,V
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    3535.Z3T`lS`l.!`2§‘?.§§'t2i“.Z?°“§;,,’;';;‘,,*;;g $2,000 citecetie ciluottriarigiii times iii manitoba. PEARY litmus seven
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way arrived here to-night. Hn chu
MacDonald came as far as North Bay
on the same train but branched off to
Toronto. Mr Greenway says the times
are bright in Manitoba and everybody
is delighted over the immense crops.
He calculates there will be 50.000.000
bushels between Manitoba and the
Northwest. There will be about 80.
000.000 to Manitoba and 20.000000 so
the territories. It was all harvested in
Manit iba in exct-lleutltrim.
Mr. Greenway will be here a couple of
days and then go to Torontr.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Reserve your purch .ses for the un-
reservi-d auction at Mr. Frank Hayden’s
residence on Prince St.. on Monday
next. li
PLUMS, gages peaches and pears,
very low by the basket, at Sanderson
& tJo’s
Miss Anmtitsoiv will resume her
classes for the study of French and
German next week. She will be at
home on Monday, 18th iust., to receive
intending pupils. septl2,14. 16
Tram time is now, it will be too late
to buy your pickling cucumbers, wma-.
toes for chow chow, or plums 'for pre-
serving. Secure them this week,
very soon they will be a thing of the
past. They are to be had now at lays
talls. Telephone 180.
Carload of apples for sale on Satur-
day at 10 80 o’clock.-Norton,
Auctioneer. li
Darius cases of Reefers, Childreu’s
opening at Parole & Co’s. sept12tf
3 casps of Shorey & 00's guaranteed
clothing opening. Suits,westcoats.over-
coatg, ulsters and reefers. Prices all right
and low. See our tailor made suits at
$10,$12 and $15-PATON & Co. sep12t‘
Investors should inspect the Trainer
property to be sold by auction on
Pownal St., on Friday next. li
885 ladies’ new fall coats opened and
more to follow this week. Also girls
jackets, reefers, and ladies golf capes
at Piirort & Co’s. sept12 tt
Want a. sewing machine P Read
Miller Bros’ ad ; then go see them.-
Counolly’s_ building, Queen St. li
0-Sortnn woolen goods consisting of
men’s underwear, knit shirts. sweaters,
ladies’ underwear golf hose, all on our
middle counter at clearance prices.-
Jss. Patron & Co. ieptt2 if
LADIES' see our jacket-1 and fur lined
capes.-Turns Paroiv & Co. sepl2 if
Horse for sale good ati lish bay horse.
weight 1050 lbs excellent roadster or
saddle, six years old sound and kind,
apply Gizunniiut Omce. 11. tf
343 pieces of wool underwear , all
sizes. Only one or two of a number
at clearing prices to make room. Per-
haps your size is among* the lot,-Jas.
Psroiv & Co. sept12 Si
N Evv Dress Goods at PA'roN’s.
16 cases of ready-to-wear clothing.
opening at PATON & Co’s,
Another shipment of ladies’
jackets received Saturday
Another case of jackets and
capes crossing the Atlantic.-
J As. PATON & Co. _sept12 3i
MtLi.rNitRx'. - Our Miss Vanstone:has
just returned from Toronto and
Montr.al where she has been
attending the millinery opening
and is now prepared :to at-tend
that order of yours. Weeks &Co,
The People’s Store.
L0s'r-A watch and (gold chain with
locket, with monogram . M. B. A. be-
tween railway and P. E. I. Hocpiuil.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at `
the Gnaizninv Oriricz. tf.
For _Sale
House and lot ne ar railway in Sour
formerly occupied by Edward Chiviere
Terms easy
For particulars apply to
A CURRIE.
So u is
EDGEHlLL,°"“F'3i’§i°.i“2°
Windsor, Nova Scotia.
The Bishop of Nova Scotia, Chairman Board
of Trustees. _ ,
Miss Lefmy,cf Cheltenham Ladies College,
E la. d P i h
ng n . rinc pail, wit
Nine Resident Experienced _Governessem
Houselzeeper, Manton a trained Nurse.
@'Preparat:fon for the Universities.
Michaelmas Terms begins Sept. 13th IEQ.
For Calendar and Blank Form of Angli-
astion for admission, apply to DB. .
Secretary.
Aux. 2 Tu. Th. Es. 6w
 
M " i I
Windward letras all
NHS Explorers Pushing Towards
I Pele.
Sr. Jonivs, Ntld., September
The Peary steamer Windward
at Brigus to-day and reports
at eighty degrees. Pearv
eighty-two and is now pushing
Steamer reports a fine winter
wind and the thermometer
below. Peary lost seven toes.
balance of the explorers are well
lief steamer Diana left to return
before the Windward and is not
reported.
mi g
si tariff
In connection with the above
P. E. Island Railway will sell
as follows from all stations on the
September to 19th, good to
the 25th at one first class fare.
On Thursday 14th Sept.
return on the 16th, at $3,50\
stations west of Port Hill and
Emerald. From Summerside at
and from all stations between
Hill and Emerald $2.50 and
class fare.
On Monday, 18th
tickets at same rate as on I
be sold good to return on 20th
Tuesday, 19th September il
Island day, when Governor
is expected to be present at’Bt.
Exhibition. I _
~ GEO. F.
Sept. 8 d&w. Rep. St. John
wiii°iw.i`t
and    
Snol
Choc
I Can be had 'atauyofthc
following Iirstfclass stores.
T. J- Morris.
D. L. I-lcoper. ` '
W. Plckard & Oc;
\iv.A.Hutcheson.
W. F. Garter.
Stewart 1 Gates.
Sanderson & Go.
J. D. McLeod &
EMPIIIYNEIITII
All persons wanting employment
and employers of labor in want of lc-
istanoe will obtain help and situa-
tions by applying to
MISS SNELGROVE,
- Kent Strec'G_
1 B
A.,E. ABSENAULT. II. R. IJEIZE.
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.ARSEIIIIIJ 81. HBKEIZIE,
Bartlslets- Sollcltm. ctr.
(Late nf the firms of Cherie! Russell k X
and F. V. Knox London, Eng.)
OFF ICES-%*.{§’f.i’?饧‘I'..
Auger - d& w I loc
luliill; lliiii lil;
Trinidad. West Indies
Dealers n Hardware, Lumber '
general Commission Merchants.
Consignments of Island' produce
ceive careful attention.
Ma 25, June, July Sept.
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