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Sole Proprietors.

COLUMBIA BICYCLE

The Bicycle, as a permanent, practical roadvehicle, is an acknowledged fact, and the thousands in daily use are constantly increasing in numbers. It combines speed and endurance that no horse can equal, and for pleasure or health is far superior to any other out-door sport. The Columbias are carefully finished in every particular, easy-riding, staunch and durable, and are confidently guaranteed as the best value for the money to be attained in a Bicycle. The art of riding is easily acquired, and the exercise is recommended by the medical profession as a means of renewing the health and strength as it brings into action nearly every muscle of the body. Send 3c. stamp for 24-page illustrated catalogue, containing price-list and full information.

THE POPE M'F'G CO.
BOSTON.

597 Washington Street,

Cor. Baltimore St. & Post Office Ave., BALTIMORE, MD.

H. S. PLATT, President.

Address,

Union Oyster Company, Baltimore.

S. S. BARNES, Supt., Norfolk, Va.

F. D. KELLOGG, Crisfield, Md.

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HIS Hotel, which is famed in the annals of Montreal and well-known to all American travellers is, for situation, the best in the city, being next to the G. P. O., near to Banks, Public Buildings, Law Court, Railroad and Telegraph Offices. It has been recently retaken by Mr. Henry Hogan its former proprietor, who has thoroughly renovated it, added all the modern improvements and newly furnished it. In point of convenience and management the St. Lawrence Hall is eclipsed by no Hotel on this Continent. The manager, Mr. Samuel Montgomery, a gentleman well known to the travelling community, is eminently competent to carry out the idea of the Proprietor which is to make this Hotel the favorite resort to visitors in future as it has been heretofore.

Rates $2.50 and $3.00 per day.

HENRY HOGAN, Prop'r.

SAMUEL MONTGOMERY, Manager.