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Dr. SMALLWOOD,

SURGBON DBNTIST.

, DesBRlSAYS BUl.l..DiNG.

Complete Equipment and up to date

methods. Palnku mrtractlon. I Alnlsimnu,aud Aluminia lined platm. | lt made of crown rid e

a spssn _ an all gold work. I

All work lully guaranteed.

Dr. JAMES WARBURTON,

Physician and Surgeon, KBNT sr., cnaiu.o'r'rrs'rowr\'.

X Ray --<1 Electric Treatment.

DIFICB Hour 1-9-so to in a. nr., z to 5.3¢ and 1 to B-3° p. m. /

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VLA-0. limi. K. B- ti. limi Dull;

Florson & Duffy

Barrister-s and Attorneys,

Solicitors for Royal Bank ot Canada.

r_\ riwll.

so for four or live months. I got so weak ami miserable that my friends thought l \`

Flvo Months.

Was Weak and Mlaorublo.

Thought Sho Would Dle.

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Dootor Could Do No Good.

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Milburn 's

Heart and Nerve

Pills

Ulbttod a Complete Cure In the Gill

of IRS. CAROLINE HUTT, _

Morrilbufg, Ont.

Sho says: “It aiforda me great pleasure

lrowrrl Block, Charlottetown, P. El is 5P°.k about what yuur Heart ‘nd Nerve

DICJKKY' TQ IJDAK I

Us have done for me. About a year ago was taken ill with heart trouble 'and got bad that I was unable to do any work

'as going to die. The doctor attended

me for sometime but l continued to grow

JU B9 Al B' worse. At Inst l rlerided to try Milburn's

(HARVARDJ

Heart and Nerve Pills, and after taking two boxes they made me well ru.-l strung again. l carriiul praise them », .. lriqlily

BARRISTER AND ATT0RNEv'AT‘l-Aw tolli s sullerin [ro i nervous wcartiiess

Cor. Queen and Richmond Sta., Ch‘lown.

Telephone Connection.

J. s. o'NEiii,

Barrister, Solicitor, &c., MONEY T0 LOAN.

OFFICE-M"'~iA Block. Ch'town, P. E. l

ling dw tl. _

Paterson Downing Co’y

Commission Merchants. St, John's, Newfoundland,

Consignments of P. E. island produce

SOLICITED

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JOHN F. OUTHIT

Commission Merchant

Wholesale Tropical and Domestic Prnlu. and

Produce.

3' Write for quotations on Oranges

Lernoua and Bananas.

rp-rss Barrington Street, Halifax, N. S.

dwrn

CROSB I E dz. C0.

Bl. leim’s, Nswtoimdland.

importers and Commission Merchantn Provisions, Cattle and Produce.

wholesale and Retail.

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and heart troubles."

Milburn'a Heart and Nerve Pills are cents per box, or 3 for $1.15 at all

50 dealers, or T

HE 1'. MILBURN co., umnsa,

TORONTO. ONT.

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IU-!Z¢rill ` 1 Ib-Qu

.»r,-1 ~ donadlm :ni »,//~:>'i_t‘ ummm

\l7or all kinds of Farnlly

; FLQUR i

has no equal. lt is the only llour blended especially for household use and this blend-_ iiig "'<>}"".°.i.Br°§i1f€vn':»-‘enablcsthe housewife to get the best results. °f'_,;`

The best costs no more

than the next best. Your grocer should have it for you.

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Waterside premise opposite F. Conner

Baddier. Cable address, Croamore P. 0, hex 451

ro-7-dwivr.

A. A. lcbean, K. C., Donald Mclinnox

MBLEAN dc lYlolKINNON, Barriatera. Attorneys-at-law,

Iirownvi Block, Charlottetown.

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CEO- 8- INNIAN.

Blrrlator,Z SolIcltor.:Notary, -tc.

My to loan. Collections made.

au, rrosugue, r, it. i. _

“'BlKUU WHERE. Barriaters, Solic-

lova, Natories, etc* Orricn-Bank of Nov lcotia Building, Charlottetown.

Yllonei to loan.

Bend wr yr

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Sa(ALLWOOD.C. R. Barrister and Attorney

lt-Llw No\aryPuhllc, etc.. Otlice z Cameron _

Block, lately occupied by F. L Haazard. K C,

North Side Queen Square. Money to loan

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BUWELS,

Digestive Organs

Ragnlatad sad rendered hmlrhy and scrlve .~

by an oeurloaal dose ol ,.2

MoGALE’3

BUTTERNUT

PILL3

for Sick headache, Bilton: attacks, ij Conatipatlona ; Foul and Disordered ' Btomacha they have no equal , . , .

Vol IALI lvklrvwbrlltt. 2.5¢ rin lol. _‘

Ol IV l|A|\. ON lttczivr or Pnlcl.

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llacklnnon & Williams

liafriatera, Solicitors, Nolnrie etc. ,

D, A. MACIUNNON, Ll. B., K. C ' I. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Olios-Cameron Block, Chai-iommw

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sflNr°N'8 PAIN RELIIF,

all ravaaaai. ann axrsaasi. ansanv.

Cures Rhulratial, Coho, Spralas, feuralgia.

na aan a-vannsnaaa. rams 25|: ua aevru. ,_ 1 .. &l ' T W C

co. s u¢:aurnnarn uaailcar.

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Honey to loan on Real Estate. "'

BEWABE 0F ARTIFIIIIAL TEETH THAT BUUGH

The but of satisfaction at moderate prices lltnctlon free of charge. I

DI-__|_ p_ HURRAY cooi. wEA'r_|-ian

0...., @.,,.,_ OW ,mm BM ’ Causes Much Distress to

3-reodaw tt

Throat and Lung Sufferers

Phvtllcimn and Sur eon __

children.

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Special attention to the diseases n QRAVE DANGER

Obaorvca Dr. Blot-um. if nonlrl is nl-

Olcl and Residence'-~Dcrclrestt1' Bt. net lower! to run, Ln (irippc, Pnr-umonln. or

Citv Hotel. llronclritis la nuro to follow if “P -

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l)on‘tcx riiiirntuitiichen con' hmlxtnron

_ or like flmixvtliiiin, which all beg. can only

*wr* lcnipnmrily rcl|ovc.ttnt.il you nro forced to your

DR T G bod from which you will nrlrwfrnllcr--llio morn

° ° 0 1-:my victim for mnslimption. This is the sea-

’ mn oi tim yr-ar when woplo nro ntnrtcfi on tho

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LIBSCN XII, FIRST QUARTER, iNTlI~ NATIONAL BERIE8, MARCH 20.

Text ol the Leaaoli, limit. xlv, ll-II- lemolyjlerael, I0, ll.-Golden Text. John vt, 85-Commentary Pr-ogurnd hy Btn D. I. Stearns.

lvmrlras. U04. by Ami-ies ma unmumi

The miracle of today's lesson is also

recorded by Mark and Luke and John and is the only miracle, apart from Hia resurrection, which is recorded by tho four evangsllsts. Most helpful heart words for us are found ln verses 16, 18, conceming the multitude. representing all multitudes, “Give ye them to eat," and concerning the material on hand to be used, “Bring them hither to me." We who have received the Lord Jesus. the True Bread, are expected to tell others of Him that they also may re- ceive Him, but the hungry multitudes unsogreaganditisaomucheaalerto our self indulgent, indolent natures to let them alone or send them away, and we have so little time or strength oi- money to do anything with, that in our eyes the ease is altogether hopeless. But if we wil only surrender our little all to Him o can make much out of little and at things out of nothing He is the me miracle worker still. The apostles told Jesus all that they had done and taught. The disciples ef John also told Jesus after they had buried the body of John (Matt. xlv, 12; Mark' lv, 80). lt is an excellent habit no tell Him everything (Phil. iv, I, 7).

J esul and Hia disciples had noleimre

so much as to eat, there were so raany coming and going, so He took them apart into a desert place to rest, but the multitude followed Him. and He received them and spake unto th ot the kingdom of God and healed them that had need of healing, for lo was moved with compassion toward them (Mark vi, 81-84; Luke ix, 11). He had ao pity for Himself, but He was full of pity for these sheep wlthoat a skep- herd even though, or because, He how their motives ln following Him (John vi, 2). How unlike we are to our Har terl When the kingdom comes, beth body and soul shall be perfectly healed. for Hia great atonement covers our whole being; but for the body just like His we must wait till the resurrection of the just at Hia coming (Phil. iii, Z), 21; I John ill, 2, 8).

Not ull the glorious things of the

kingdom, of which Jesus had been speaking, nor the mighty works which they had seen Him do could make even the twelve forget that they were weary, hungry men in mortal bodies, rnd ao, as the evening was coming on. they ventured to suggest to our Lord that He should send the multitude tway that they might buy themselves vlctuals. It must have been to their very great surprise that the Lord laid, “They need not depart; give ye them to eat” (venes 15, 16). Then we have the strangest possible Philip and Andrew brotherhood, sn unbelieving pair, after whom it is to be hoped that the so called brotherhood of today does not pattern. Our Lord knew just what He would do; He always does, and if we had anointed enrs we would often hear Him tiny, “Now shalt thou see what I

When in our daily life He allows ua

,to come into a strait place, a dltiicuity, a perplexlty, it is simply to prove ua al He proved Philip, to lee whether we will attempt to work our way out, as Philip did, or turn to Him with confl- dcnce in Hia ability, aa Philip might have done. Andrew speaks of that which is in aight, tive loaves and two small fishes, but adds. "What are they among so many?" Both of them seem tn have utterly forgotten who Jesus was and what they had seen Him do. How very like them we are apt to be, for, no matter how many times we have been delivered, when n new trial comes we are apt to act and talk like the ten spies rather than like Caleb and Josh- us. We all needto profit by Zech. lv, 8, 7, 10, and learn to fear no mountain and not to despise little things.

Having received from the lad his lit-

tle all and the multitude being seated on the green grass by fifties in a com- pany, He looked up to heaven and gpvo thanks and blessed and brake the loaves and by the disciples passed them to the multitude, and all did eat and were tllled, and twelve baskets of frag- ments were gathered. It does not seem so wonderful when we remember who it was that did it, even the same one who fed a hundred men with twenty loaves in the days of Elisha (II Kingl lv, 4244) and fed millions with manna ln thewlldernesa for forty years. Why can we not trust Him now? When we place ourselves as unreservedly in Hia hands al the lad did the loaves and dshes then shall we see what Ke will do.

He could have fed them with manna

from heaven, but His ordinary way ll to use human instrumentality. We each have the opportunity which the lad had to place our all in Jelua’ lalll. reserving nothing, but who ia willing thus to consecrate himself to the Lord? (I Chron. xxlx, 5). There is no ead. there is no limit. to the uae and the blessing which He may make of ul when we are frilly surrendered to Him. He gave Himself to be broken and poured forth for us. Why should we hesitate no place ourselves in Hia hand! most nnreaorvedly that we may be blamed and broken and passed round by Him for the life of others? The next miracle in this chapter ll a plo- ture of the church in this age, boiling in rowing, the wind contrary, and

,Jesus absent; but He sees and cans.

and lo will como again in the mera- lng watch. and than immediately we lhall be at our destination. forever with the Lord (John Yi. 21). llaanwhilo Ile hearing, “loefgooiichaer.ithI;\e ant shall." Lal we my walk aa the ala dwq aunt if we will is 8° ~ ...as-_.».a:~¢..~Il~'°»*llVC-U'O

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will do" (John vi, '6; Ex. vi, 1). _

tit cannot . e o o n-

vinm you that Liquozone does as we

P w at t t means. i luse h hg An

thug thatm. gennagn a poison, an %‘ cannot be taken int nally. Medi e ln, therefore, ahrost helpless in an

germdioeaae. Li uozone alone can

nomne is the result of a proceu

the constant study of sclentidc and

clivtggical Its virtues inrelade- ri so rom gas, made rge

gan from do best oxygen producers.

a prooss requiring immense appara-

tuysand rqdaya’ ti.a_u:,thesegaaeaare made part of the liquid product. 'Haerudt isa pnodnct tbatdoeawliat.

oxygen don. aayou know. iat.\ae_mwy iq, the most Liqumoneisa vltalidng tonic wi which no other

known product mn eompare. B_ut germs are vegetables Q and Lipuowone, wh ch-_- lrke o en-is lite o sn animal, is

wsgrsraesroo' ~ » » ._ For the\Ametican-rightsto.Llqucrz0

r'i_;;;hd§hany\ %m1&’;,|‘

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bog? ...li l.

gimme without killing the lg:

lions tha

Acts Like Oxygen pf

whrig, for more than zo years, has been-Immign 5i¢k on”

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1 d ch results are indirect and. sum.. an an e kills the `

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Ligarnone new n ca, an

who need it dea't know of it. For

t reason we are spending }5oo,ooo to

give the Ent bottle free to each of a

Germ Diseases V

that medicine can do for thdo

trouhleaia to help -Nature overcome the

eertai . Llhnnmn »

th asa, and the - ‘

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the trouble, t invariably ends the dis-. ,

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hes-Greet Womera phaaq~ '

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about his love for his wife and child-

The North

As surance Co.

RUSS 8|. MATTHEWS, °T§I§?fif:

Gnnlinually Talks

ren and yet spends nothing for

Life Insurance toprotectthermlays his sincerity open to qi1estion_ We issue a policy within your

means, furnishing absolute pro- tection to the whole family.

Write for information.

American Life

F

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a . 1%. ella. Whngham renin the mane All we will immediately nelld

Columbia Gnphuphoua

-trawl with syn" ,

arapllllfsvlng horn!

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underneath, and placing them

IF YUU WANTS() E ‘FUN

HEADLIGHT PAllLllll MATCHES.

» (Eddy's single stick matches are the best.)

Fill a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in

any order-then take turns drir~vin_g out the_ matches from

the pile. Every match that falls to the table wllile the tulilib- ler is in your possession is yours, and the player with least when thpgame stops is winner. Each layer must pipes- the tumbler in front of the player to the felt.

A GREAT HATCH GAME.

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R9BBlNS_ & MULKEY’

' _|05 Fulton Market. New York. _ '

WHOLESALE COMMISSION FISH DEALERS.

Fish ! .‘l“.l%£»‘li‘l‘.'il"“‘“°t

All wmnouus imranty manual, mania sm as mason. - Q 1.. v\{L._q:v as-soma,

in difficult post ons on to of.

Federal Blend

A choice -Blend of Ceylon,

India. and China Teas,ln such propor*iona as to insure U. delicious cup of Tea.

"Sold by all the ptinclpll Grocers. Wholesale by -

liollllllllll 8| l|ollEYll|

, wer Queen St. Ch’town. `

Eastern Steamship Co, - iniernaufiiiainivision.

Winter Reduced Rates

in ailect to May rat, roeq.

Bt. John to Portland $3.00' lt. John to Boatun 13.90 Cummenelng December re, r9c;,at.eamer leavin st. Jang at. I a. nr. (Atlantic Standard) Than- says tor Lubeqnastport. Portland and ilolloa Returning from Boston at 9 a.m.via. Portlau/L laalport and Lubec. Mondays. Passengers arriving at Bt.|o\m on a-venlagp previous tomorning aailiugacau go dime! to lteamer and take cabin berths oratateroorlelor he trip.

Wm. 0. LEE, Agent, Bt. John. N. B.

CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. I 0UlI‘l lllilllf.

A. H. BAHBCOM. 0. P. A T. A. - General Oicea. Fosters Wharf, lotion. llaaa

Asif.

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P. E. l. RAILWAY

Commando Honda . anlra sth.: 1 trains ol this rialtway Jillirnn 'daily (glidg axeepted) as followa~` » Trains Outward ,Trains lnqgni

leadgnwu Itationa. lead up.

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