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We have a few dozen heavy silver plated VPorks and Spoons, the patterns ure a little eld atyle, (tha:’s why we want to eeli them) bat thequaliiy isgcod. If your | table is not fully supplied, don’t |; miss calling early. This means | much to you, we bave only a few || of each pattern, and at the price

pow asked, tbey will sell very fast. i i

W. W. WELLNER, | The Great Watch House. i

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like pleasing customers.

That’s what we are doing all the time, we give them euch value for ibeir money that they come back again and bring others with them This isthe key~ note of ovr success. We strive to please everyone who leaves an dover with us. Why sot give us your sext order be thoroughly convinced what we

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Say 18 trve We solicit your valued orders.

BRUCE STEWART & CO’Y,

The Modern Founders, ‘Engineers and M iiniets. 8. Nav. o's W barf, (h’town P, E, I. Phone 125

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Have a Chance.

You can do so by purebading soap made at the Chenkstesowa Soap Works.

Asx your deakr for ROYAL OAK SOAP, awd see that the weme Royal Oak Levery bar you purciase.

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Local and Other lems, Dre. Carman’s DkNIAL A sicry afloat in Toronio tha money subscribe d by Poronto Met) odiate for the aid of St Jame-’ M-tbodiet Church Mootreal, was giver | h the proviso (that unless the fa

amoun required wae eubscribed

m new should go tothe twentieth century , mill ‘ollar fand. Dr Carman says there ie no truth in the report, ‘ -

A Fatat Acerpenr —An exchange re por's that Mre, W.G. Mitchel!, © ther of W. F. Mitchel’, we known ro ughont

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vil e Gould Bicy Co., meta sad }

fain r tis Mre Mite} caught ber | foot »n her ekirt while Ww .init r down stare her homeip Guelob at i puched head- | long almost the entire stairway. She wa- |

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aken eration wae performed, but Give noure of the accident.

was 54 vears ef age.

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I'xcomporTaBLe KExperisxce. — During the thucder storm ef Mooday night Mr. sod Mre. Rufus Carter were driving pear ~ home at Maccae and bad an un- amfor able experience with the lightning. lO holt a emed to etrike the horae, waggering bim and blinding the occa-

f the sleigh,and @ minate later av-

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fla ‘in front of the horse, sralyziug bim end causing bim eave road Hi cever, beyond a ek toMre Carter no serious damage

vas done.— Moncton Times.

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Rapeuirre Rerisibd “HELTER — Rad~ li ffe, ibe haoen nodertock the | task of sending Co a Viau aud Sam | Purelow t: eterony ¢ he murder of [e:dore Porr ler, a notmeer? wa a cord al recent in the vilave of S'e. Sch lae~

fr tique, where the doable hanging took place.

All the public places of eatertarnment refused 10 him accommodation and private houses were much less inclined to take him ip !

o give

The people of the village are exclusively French-Canadian, and the

' carpeaters who ereeted the gallows there ‘eighteen yeare ago have been ‘frowned

n ever since, ae the people are ofa nature, and looked upon money earned ip such a manner 4s Judas money. Radcliffe was compelled to goto

Montreal to get abelter. ———

Tux Pore’s Girrs.—The value of the various p reonal giftste Leo XIII., says a writer ie an English Journal,is estimated to be equalto at least £1,000,000 The splendid jewels he receivedat his recent jabilee included twenty-eight tiaras, 319 crosses set with diamonds and other precious stoner, 1,200, chalicea in gold and silver, eighty-one ring*, of which the one gives by the Sultan (fancy a Turk representing avytbing but @ scimitar to the Boly‘See) is worth £20,000, sixteen pastor al staves of gold, set with precious stones ; seven statues in gold and silver; as well asthe largest diamong in the world, valued at £300,000, which was presented ty Oom Paul. The objects d’artin the Vaticao are cousted by thousands, and are of the greatest value. Lso has few, if avy, poor relations, so doubtless these treasures will goto the Mother Churcb. By the way, Count Camile Pecci, grand nephew of the Pope, and commander of the Guardia Nobile, is sbout to visit Can- ada on private busivese.

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The World's Champion Meets With a Mishap.

New York, March 11.—Thos. Denald- sop, /nown the woridover as the chem- pion high diver, dived from the roof of Madison Square Garden, a distance of 8&5 feet, with probably fatal results, He bas been making two dives daily. The tank is less thaw 8 feet deep and on twoer three former occasions Donaldson did not have the snecess expected but came out of the water with hemmorbage from the nosc aud ears. Three theusand persona saw the diver leap from a platform and falling elewly ‘orward make the plunge. He shot straight downward, but it was plaio before he had gone half the distance he bad jost the contro! of his bedy. He struck tue water bead first and failed to come up. Small - circles of blood came bubbling from the bottom and Harry Reely, the amateur swimming champion, plunged intothe water. Finally Dosaldsen was broaght to the surface apparently dead, with blocd flowing from his meuth, nostrils and ears, and wounds onhis head. He was removed to the New York bospital with a frac ured skull with compression of the brain and thg left side of the face ia in a crushed condition. The eurgeons say deatb isonlva question of ours. It is said that he did not have his wits about him when he struck the water. Donald- eon weighed more than 250 pounds and struck the water with terrific force. He is 45 years of age. ~——_>- 5

Life ineurance is a good thing but health ineurance, by keeping the blood pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilia, is still beiter.

REST.

Not with the ears [ hear; Not with the evea l ce; Night aud day ere near,! Yet theae are naught to me, G reep grows the grass above, birds to wy graveside come— Only the teet I love Phrill through my lonely home !

Neture te God’« clear eyes Sisce the varm vesture died, Here, where the body lies, Here doth the soul! abide; Draed of the beart avd brain, Child of their marriage - how k rail was its garb of pain ! God’s peace ¢awraps it new

When to my soul you come, Missing th: body so, Torok not that I am dumb— All of your grief I kuow; lt ie my voice you kear, Wher, loving life so wel’, You fee: no passing fear With my glad soul to dwell !

Here, in this marrow bed, God gives me elear eyes — All that I did and said Liver on for Paradise ! So si aply Heaven is— Life ie bu: truly biest W bem Death 1s speechless bliss Holds wide the door of R: st ! — Fred G. Bowle*s, in Literature.

ti ‘ : ) Sunlight’ Factory In Bagland turns eut every ten weeks,more soap, than is used iw the whole of Canada in a year, ~unligkt Soap is used largely in all countries af the world, and the demand for it is more that three tfmes as large as for any

other brand.—Why! tecause it is univers- ally acknowleged to be the best soap made.

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On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, m patrons w NH find me in my office in the New Prowse Block, on the north side of my, een & Square, first door to the right upstairs,

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PROCLAMATION.

We are now ready and willing to place any number of Hotels, Stores an private dwellings ina correct sanitary, and consequently healthy cond- tion; and this at short notice.

We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatories of tbe latest and most approved patterns at prices consistent with first-class quality of goods and workmanship.

The latest and most beautiful New York designs in electroliers. <A large stock of soil pipe and all plumber’s, steamfitters and engineers supplies now on hand.

Call on us at the Masonic Temple Building. treatinent whether we sell you or not,

T. A. MacLEAN,

You wil receive courteoue

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Silks bought before the advance in pricas, Blouses, “all »ew’, aot one left from last season, Belts in every conceivable style, Flowers, Feathers, etc,, etc., ete.

If you have net seen our Juvenile Clothing, fine selection and dollars and cents to all intending purchasers

UR VALUES ARE THE BEST. R. H. Ramsay & Co

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t herby given that an applica‘ion will be made so the Parliament of Canada at its next sesion for an Act incorporating The Canadian aoe and [nvestment S nCorporation for the following amongst other purpuses: To car- ry on the business of aloan and savings comp~ any with all the necessary powers incidental

to such a business, and to acquire and under+ take the assets and business of The Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Company, The Freehold Loan and Savings Company, The London and Ontario Investment Company, Limited and The Western Canada Losa and Savings Company, resvectively, or of any of them, and of such other companies of a similar kind as may agree thereto; and enabling the necessary corporations and parties to enter into all necessary agreements for the , urposes afore

said é THOMAS G. BLACKSTOCK,

for the Arplicants

DATED at Toronte this 26th day of January,

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Seed Wheat.

WHITE FIFE, grown one year from imported seed—on the **Warren Farm”

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