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CONTENTS `

Tha Origin of \ngnlu.~’l‘im Esee oinl Nature of l-Ieovsu.-t‘.hnu\ct. r ui rho .\‘rigels.-’l‘»st.l- mony nrierlui nrs --The Burn Wayln Heaven- -l’ri\r'tica\'I‘en1ienoy of this Dluoloinlre-l'.|r vlmnuniritiillleavoll and Whois lrclorminl-H lt.~5.\0clollo< In I{.u\'en--A Hnlwon for the Non-t hrilliblun \\'orld -~Are lil rlll _v lh~lullon~ sirius i'nulinued in Hunvenl Muutl 8 rsnrl Recognition of ifrlalnls in tho }§|l-n-liar -Por- uolml A|1pe»rmncu ol the Allltol»».-l!qluvqn- csonco und tirowth ill lIe»\\en.-Htawoi and Homes in IIoa\'en.-Ulgrlllonw in aaron.-, t`hlldren in He|\ven.- ox ang Marlin? l|\ Heaven -Work in l-Ioovon -T eThme elu- nnu. land Huw Relalad.-Eternal Proqwl lil Heaven.-Consociatlon of Angels with sn.

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THB NUNC LICET PRESS. Az West Coulter Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

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_A Friendly Tip

li' you have not ordered :your spring

suit, let's get together.

We want your trade, not only you next order, ‘but future orders aa well, Our goods will stand the test.

ou want our goods, perhaps you

don’t know if, but we believe it and are confident we can convince you. Our new Spl-ug patterns are “good for sore eyes.’ and wortlly of your consideration. The prices are not in li when compared with the quality.

Mniosllll _& rslnn.

The Nobby Tailors,

Great George Street.

£T_x-_1

Ttnlerijreiging

SEALED ‘PENDERB addressed to the under-

signed. und endorsed ‘ Tenrlor for addit-

ional lrolllrinlz, Sand Point N. B." will be ro-

rl-lvori up to and including Tuesday. 10th July, fr_lr` l_:_o raredglng required ai. Bond Point. s -_ fl ills ~ .

Hpol:li‘lont.iona can be noun and form of ton-

rlnr nbluillud at Lilo De nrtment. of Public Works, U-town and ol. biio oiiioe of lil. T. l’. Shnwcn. lieu.. lieeident Engineer, St. John, N.B. Telulers to include towing of plant. tn and from the works. Contractors must beuln

wo1;_l;not l?t_a;_r anna: ilifwen days after the llc- cn noe n a r n ore.

'lie-rulers will not. be considered unless runnin

on the printod form Fuppliud. and signed wllll the nctlml nimlntllrlls of tendol-urs.

An ltoceutrd cheque on rl olmrwrofl hnnk,

raynhlf to the order of tllclionornble thc blin- sler nl Pnbiio Works for ton tlloueluld lloilllrs

i“il,lI00,i 0). must nernlnpml ,auch ilindor. ’l`hu c crane will be frwfnitasil if tile green tender- ing eqllne l_ho conlrnct. nr full complete tho work corlirtgzl/ad for. and will be returned ill cllso _of non ccepblnlco ol' tondor.

'I he l'lf\pm'lmel|l. rluou noi. bind itself to nc-

cept. the lowest or ony; louder.

y unle ‘,

. FRED GELINAS.

Brel-utury.

Dspnrlulcllgtof l:ulvl_ic \V%'k;1d0__

tm lt. uno .

Nowsplsllcm inserting ihie ud\'ertl>=crnnu without unt.horlt.r from the department., will

not{:‘1;_pnid for lt.

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thas. F.liavisnn.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

'AND l':lViBAl.lllER.

Oilice, Show Rooms nnu

Residence, oppolllte Baptist

Church.

Equipment lirst class.All

calls promptly attended to litany hour oi the day or

night.

Telephone Nu. 289

0-limi owwtf

_

A nothcr Step ill -Advance

T ..m pluwcll to iniorm my pat-

ns that I have added to my nl- lmrly up-to-dale equipment two .flozen folding chairs, which are very next and comfortable. They nu.: rli. their disposal FREE should ov- salon require. ,

G. pl). WRIGHT.

Funeral Director and Emoulmer.

Clearance Sale of Chocolate

Bootsand'Shoes

Men: Chocolate Boots st

3.25, now .. . . . . . .$2.45

Men? Chocolate Boots s;

2-7$.now .I0

B0y» , Chocolate 500;, ig

$1-_20, now . . . . . . . . .$|.’l5

Womens Oxfords at Q; 25. M now

mf l°b Ni in Mell’s, Women-,

Boys , Misses' and Youiluv.

mil. Shoes and Slippers, 75e s An iw cast-l only.

J=.|.`l. Béll.

RUBBER STAMPS

STENCILS, SEALS, ETC. PRICE MARKERS it WHITE ENAMEL LETTERS BEST $TlllDllilL_Fl|liEST PRICES

c.w.|vlAcn. so roller smonoluo

e _ as

sntlllllnclls

rr ls ro 'ms anvarrraos or lvmtv uousuxeevelz lu emma 'r.o use 'rnun....._...

rlaglc Baking Powder.

0lIlatl‘a Psr|rlmal_Lya.

Imperial Baking Powder.

0iilstt's Cream' Trrtar.

Iloyst Veal! Cakes. ' 0lllett'a flunmath Blue.

|'lagl¢ Baking Soda.

Oillssvs Washing Crystal.

.Hal 'Ol OYII Ylllf.

lasraauauko leaol _

E.WsG|l-LETT fi’s'i'|'1T:ii -ronon'ro.olrr.

_ f ff.

lt's a nllgilly

W- i_ comfortable

Y, ii feeling to

__ know that

the camage

a TUdhOP¢. i

Because you get the Tud-

hope guarantee. And the Tudhope guarantee is backed by a firm that has been making carriages in Qanada

you buy is

p since 1855.'

Let ns show you the new

season’s stylcs in . _

TUDHOPE CARRIAGES. A. HORNE ¢D. CO.

CIIARLOTTETOWN, General Agents for P. E. I.

neil?-~ _-_~ -- --»- _~

Snaps lor Cliriitv Housewives.

In nrrfnr ln mnkc room for Spring Import niiuns wo will llnrllnr t.lllu r\\n|\l.l\, wllllo tlloy lswt. clulr uni. the irnlxlnnullmcrntcd below ni the following low pl-icon-:

(‘-hlnit lilllllur Pol..

.n rnocun. rgxulllnr |l'1..00 for $8.00

\ - -_ .

l‘A rionli-Porrolnln lilnr or its _

U7 pieces, l~- gulnr $810 for $5,.~»il

7 tinml-l‘ol1-oluln lllunol- -Sole.

illfl vluroli, rcrzlllm' Il! llil for I8.0l\

li tic|l|l»}'url~oll\i|l illllinor Sola,

H6 pl ~oa, rognlnr |l2.0il for S\i.i¥'

or

lntihi A Ten Row

n iocornrr-mllur (4.00 for l‘I.7.'-

cl. l» n imp i nm cl 0;' llc _' ognlnr l‘l.'l5 for \|.5

I U0

l‘_iunnhor Sits. -

lil plccou, rognlrar $3.00 Inr UL' I*

| t‘hn|nhor Hola, _

I0 Nor~,o\1. rognlnr lille for |.’l.l»i'

I unnu prim:-l nro for npot, clwll.

.lilllN CUNNOLLY & C0.,

Queen st. Ch'towu.

Desirable Building Lots T ln (h`own for Sale.

The undersigned offer! for sale the

following valuable building lots:

4 iota on the east slrln of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having frontage on Street oi' 50 feet and ex tending hack 75 lcvt \

z low on tl-e went

Street each having Street of rn 'cet and

75 ie-~i:

nllle of Oflgbm n frontage or extending hai

The aalri six loin llc immediately

north oftha residence of Dr. Ander son, lately _].D. Reid. ` r lot on the wwf lid* 0| Upper nilnlwfe 1. sl.. havin: ll fronts e on igtreet of 5° l¢¢l and extending back 75 leet. l`hia lol iieaimmedistely opposite the reel "'l’°i °t'”" ‘.i‘;i"°'°°“' » mm

i: a mpoaa eto proC\\f¢

ds llrabls locality for reside“f=S 0'" these lots adord.

la-godaa tf

`s'rnoNc Pomrs _ i

I

i

yst applchsd middle age. The ex-

forllad hill awe in irin

ronailtieiatmeat.

"1.\st Hlallvty pait on each

c

“lahaasnohtak-of the leading laan

lt wal a source of detightto tho oth-

Ta llpoa it was a lander for cha-

grin. &s fertlhsd herself continually by\ilpqsQvo reminders that he was af thsipeqls, for the peqlle, by the peo- pls,\ev¢ aa she. and that a governor waa'oot so madh anyway, but the gu- bernatorhl dignity hung round htm atlll, and har forced courage oozed awayivlbanlver he addressed ber.

Onelxrlahg tha raduue, with the ex-

ception of llipou, trsopad away to the go!! link. Hjmon remained at house to write intra, but when sbs knew herself to be alone in this big, ahhh Isoaav-i0ouHaly experienced a seaaaliosa of ber childhood days sud wal lmjad by aa hleshtlbls desire “to .bs naughty.” The daring idea of

cull? -upon Ruth‘a uncle seiasd her.

‘T like to see him ‘on duty,” " she

mused. “I mldltf-yea, I will-go lncog-

nite."

There .wil l` chest upstairs contain-

ing gu-mints belonging to Ruth’s de- parkd kin.

Presentlrtbss emerged from the ex-

emalvo mia a quaint little ngurs clad tu an old fashioned flower sprig- gsd .nbc hco nanttllg a neat straw balm! nnaalaee edged vail.

'His capitol was only a ahort distance

from the axecdive maaaion, and Ml- guan matlhw persona. Thsguard who stood in the broad corridor as she en- tered lid not vouchaade her a second glance as ho directed her to the execu-

ales. ' dll not follow laimdirectlons.

Ruth ad told hor how she gained his priva lanctull when slhs was lu ll larry alll did not have time for the red tape c§llnels of approach through private secretary and messenger. She alippsd into theV,‘_goveruor’s parlor" and boldly opened f.ho\door from there into his private oillce.

The governor charvesd tn be alone.

and he turned in surprlsedo seo who wal so bold in intrusion.

"Did you wish to see me,\ madsm?"

he asked in courtly msnner,\ placing a

r e visitor.

` .oli'i¢mP¢r¢d SPNUSS7 ; _ ' "!ou'll hear from me soon, Mrs. Bat- 1

consider yoorappllcation fbvorlbly. shall orrer"'you a |d¢lirIou'.vs¥!__soon,"

CATALOGUE mn THE “KING Ruth'a ratinus of sx-achoolmater rhereplietbddrlnl" tly,-._ _ ‘.3-.n - B,g Box

. \ . ~_,-.“ rw ~ __ _li - in ' _ _

Th- Nw- S-<»--_C-----l :::'...'°..'.':‘.‘._"°.;.'.:.‘:.': ::‘:.°. '."r:'...:',_'..'°‘.t‘:"...;- gf. 5--M

C0. i..id.,Z K tvll S. home. Whenshehad-~-madoa change lg urry

' - er.) I e' swim Tun' “nm” d th’ Bute' of costume abc discovered, #_bar din-

llkewisa guardian of Ruth. Sometimes mlm 'mt “_ ht’ m _Joh me DCMESTN: SPECMLTV co_

it was dllllcult for him to determine um); b f ,U h -

Th° F705* 5 w°"d C°°' which of tlalo positions prueuted the s iarlshgtgg ,,,m'~ ld "Whig, £2 2?; _ M H‘l"“'T°”' °""`”"° r

""1" A¢"""s l°" P'E'|' »moreintrkah cvm»li¢l0°M reneeunz oi: uns ensure in her pro --° '-‘ T* 7*;-;‘ L” 7, ` He vu aut-his youth. but lad mt gi-ammo me lim-sry deer opened au<1_ _ _g J _

the governor entered.

“Oh there isn't any luncheon" sho

school frlalh up g . - l gm ,qugd mm fy-gg g dugg, with said. “The girls are at the golf links.

Mrs. Farnham ls invited out mr the day, and I-I made a mistake in tho

temple is so tlstingue,” araonuy 4,. , time and dldn't meet them. You were |.,-.g Lug; not expected."

“I didn't coma for luncheon," he re- lied, “but what will you do?"

fear of him had vanished.

wcosnnrsn, you ,_ ,

t _ .- ,_ ~ _ THE. __

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;_..__;._.._,_._.._,..__._..__._._.__._,; lil tutnnlilt slum smnv :ws BIG ,SHQE

_ .. T la/ p0|_|5|| Long-distance Axles ; __ S i , ”T_lg_:o:°_took this as and ._ *\ _ _

' Thrush -.°f*-»~=v~ if ’ Political .. e =:'..2.°.==:1 .l V , i'.‘.‘:.°‘;“.l°‘i.‘;'°'.’..,;‘;’.’;f ... f

BELB odtildoo..,»_ ._ I I » .,

THESE ARE ° “I do. 'Illia fsctof your bsiusn sol- ' ® li” Pm” “'i‘°" P°i'Si““H Your '

sa A Aol ms d_lel"l Wla0_VY 'lllQ_]__(!¥\_A_§,lV,%`|1ld el- MGT- PBOPie l'lBVe.

¢,,ys1.§¢,1ggT;g_ U, pgwgu, _perlence In _‘mr .-'ml _ d m’ “Q lmpomibie with Big 3 patented safety box.

Big 3 Shoo Polish is s positive blaclr, not blue.

i_5 9

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. ,li/1' __ ruse w|lmr~n...¢ is w|..¢

f/ ® \ -~ --

.. 1,, _#V-; Sunbeam Flour 2,2 'u,m,,-.9 // is made from

‘_-,\wsa‘_.Y? U,

R Q ~-c, .‘,\~ \\\\, ff, Then n careful process of “blending” in our

_ ~ ~- - up le-.lm and SPOTLESS min

in a an supposed P ,_ , ,, -

to H", wmv ‘gnhi H1. “0h, the cook will see that I don't go _ ' X " _ _ ' nm GNL h_un¥!'!." sho laukhed. Soma way her ' . _ __ Z '° Fmall k d h s c iall id ei cl'

ypac e y p c 3 cslgn t mn llncry

without beln touched b hnlnnn hand

“N 5. hi”-N “Let me see to that instead of letting

tha even iles

xsmdf “In ‘_.n°, lm "tn|“d the cook. Will you go to luncheon with

7|!

1 hispnssnesrnsslnal inrrl- m°°°" Sou, c.,".“”“_ u ‘am v “What have you been doing all tho

§.

:K , ` ` E _ y .=, '*' thus assurin ABSOLUTE CLEAN LINESS.

B

voun unborn nerve rr.

Made by THE JOHN C/\Ml’Bl'§LL Ci) , Lllllilcd Sl. Thomas, Ontario.

morning?" he asked as they sat at at little palm screened table.

“I’ve been writing," alle replied lu a

rnmluatlng tone.

“Believe I, mud I feel the need of

recreation. Will you drive with me after luncheon?"

Mignon decided she would not tell

the girls of her morning call. As the days went by she became the compul- ion of the govemor ln his hours of ease. Ono aveniug as she sat alone in the library be suddenly appeared and laid a paper before her. She caught her breath. It was the paper she had signed in the executive otlice

“I have come for the fulfillment of

your promise," he said gravely

She had not read the paper that

moming_ in his office, as he had given her no opportunity to do so. With burning cheeks she now perused the startling application: I do hereby faithfully premise that when

Stephen '.I.‘horn, governor of tha state of -, aaka moto be his wife I will accept the offer. NANCY BETIENB.

ml L street.

' “Weill” he asked entreatlngly.

“It lsn't legal or binding," she said

defiantly, "because, you see, it is signed by a fictitious name."

“Will you not remedy that defect?" “I prefer,” shs said softly, "that you

malreyme a verbal offer."

from the Apderrpbm. ' lt’ is impossible to exaggerate the immense indebtedness of English po- etry and Italian poetry to the Apocry- pha. The beautiful lines of Young in his “N ight Thoughts"- But their hearts wounded, like tha . wounded air. ‘ Boon close; where psaaed the shaft no

trace is found-

are evidently to be traced to the verse in the “Book of Wisdom," “Aa when an arrow is shot at a mark it parteth the alr, that immediately cometh to-

gether agaln, so that a msn cannot

h it t th li " The f

.. .

know w ere wen roug . a- mous Hymn of Praise’ in Mllten‘a

chair fo th

“Yau src the governor?" asked a

queer, high pitched voice. "I sn,” las admitted. “I earns to aes if you -would give me

n posiion in the capieol. I am the wld- ow of a solid'--and--I psy taxes"-

"A soldiar's widow?" asked the gov- amd, with interest. “In wht war did your husband serve, civil or Spanish- American!"

Thera was a moment's hesitation be- fore Mignon decided to locate "her husbsnd” in the civil war.

“What was his mmpany, and in

what regiment did be-millet?" _

Bllence. "Don’t you know the number sfrhis

regiment?" `

"Oh, ]¢l:ihl1‘TQ€l.. 5; _‘,;\§~.* “And what state?" '-1 F`

“Pmnsylvanla." ' “And what was the letter ofhis com- pany?" ha asked, begining to make a memorandum.

"Why-Ri" trlumpbautly.

His pencil polled. "Tha companies were only lettered to K for infantry, you know." "Than probably it was K," sho said.

"K looks like B, you know.” "Yes, lomstimea," he admitted, “but what kind of a poaitlon did you wish?" "Any poaidosti" asqeratsly.

“What experience h`sve you had?" “I have copied legal papers," remem- bering a brief sho had once copied for her fnther, who had wratllfully cou- slgned it to the flames with the criti- cism that it resembled his Chinese laundry check. "Have you, indeed l" ho said ln evi- dent surprise, and liiguoh felt that sho had acquired importance in his rqurd. The governor seemed to be absorbed in meditation, and Mignon began to feel tha silence embarrassing.

“I don't know of any vacancies or

openings at peasant," ha finally remark- ed, "but if you will maka a formal ap- plication and leave lt hero on lla I will communicate with you as soon as the opportunity olsra." "Oil, thank you!" sho said gratefully. “I don't seem to have any blank

»forms," he said. looking over the pa- para scattered ou his desk. "However, l’ll write one aut, and you can sign It and leavs your Address also.”

liguou had already decided upon a

name and address, so when be present- ly handed hsr a paper ha had written is removed her glove, and on the line indicated ails wrota, "Nancy Betteus, 1011 L ltrest.”

lo atadioli the signature earsfaiiy. “Lad what was your h\nbaad's ilrsi Ira. Bottsnsl” ’

fain*-amlhqdllsadn 1.-

“Paradlee” is clearly modeled after

‘ the “Beuedlclte," or the "Song of tho

Three Children," in the Apocrypha, as ln the lines:

ters blow,

Breathe aoft or loud, and wave yo tops,

ya pines,

WEVQ

ll It ls also ni the apserypns ss to the

ship has fallen and to which so much unemployed and unskilled labor is to be attributed has no more historical foundation than has the prevailing die- lika to domestic service. Both were honorable enough professions at one time, only slightly differing from each other in etymology us in kind. The apprentice-from the French “nppren dre," to learn-was usually bound for a term of yours to his master, who nn dertook iso maintain and instruct him. The domestic servant, called a menial

, by law-from being "intra moenla," & 1 ,,

. -.Q "

oul for a year. Neither implied any 5 ,W we

within walls-was, as a rule, bound

I

reproach. Indeed, as in the case of Dick Whittington, the London apprcn tice was very often the younger son of a country gentleman. Perhaps the law made liter on and existing into the seventeenth century, under which nll young men and women were com-

tlced in some way, may have produced

Chronicle

molsten the ayea, and the average num ber of natural blinks per minute la about twenty. These are necessary, and you do them unconsciously. But a nervous “bllnker” will get in mme- thing like a couple of hundred ln a minute in bad caaea, and the result of this is a big development of the eye- lid muscles and a counter irritation that acts on the optic nerve and lm- ders the aight daily more weak Ind lf- ritsbie. The cure consists in keeping the eyes shut for at least ten mllllfil In every hour, thus resting then, sal bsthln¢thsl|dain.wsrm.wat¢~ ._;.__.‘

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With every plant. tn sign of worship..

s dislike to apprenticeship.-London /

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_ Don't llllk Your llyea. » __\ lf ever you find yourself getting into __ the habit of blinking your eyes rapidly .jf Ta’ without any cause stamp the lncllua- ` , _ ... tion out at once. An authority says _Q5 _#_/ti ,,..'5__ that this habit will make your eye- .`¢oi _ ~,_;--M* sign: ml long heron it should. NH- ` °- ,,

ural blinking ll essential to clear and M_,,g,_f`_-,{'.

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/ ’/// TER QF (',\.iS‘ \\\‘ .

_,F /,|||| \\\\\}{wS The grates in the

` “Sunshine” ,consist of ` _-_ _- '- two pair.. (lbw), with

` short bulldog teeth, and

are operated by two different shakers

If any part burns out it can easily be removed

by simply taking out a pin, and replaced without

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getting an entirely new set. ` `

` It's a. real comfort to have so many simple features

in your furnace-moans constant ease nnd economy.

Sold by all enterprising dealers. Booklet free.

LONDON. ____

TORONTO. MONTREAL. -, WINNIPEG. __ _

VANCOUVER _“.9 -sr. JOHN. 2 J

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T",'_,;’,_*_'!+_$__!s TAIR No. 5

His praise. ye winds, that from four quar- l U I R

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book of Proverbs wo owe many max- Q/ ', ‘, Qgyx?-, _ s

ims which have become household , ' , J.. - we-3 ;'_;¢f,;_f ________ __ words in our language and in the lan- \ °,' .1 Wifow 35' ~~» " " --'Jill' “'T"" ,. ~_ _ guuges of all civilized nations. ' .,4 i V

p ` ' Apireltfcsahllp. ' J. A )

The disrcpute into which apprentice- i f. I.

ik .

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llewson Tweeds

Cllildl°ell’s Clothes

For the wildly-happy, rough-

:lmi-tllmille chilli-life thc illcall clothing combines lillrnhilily, lightness and economy with nc:-lt appearance. All these qualities are f0ll-nd in the Strong, beallti- fully-wovcn Hcwson 'l`wc<‘ds-

pm/__/_-y _,,_`.». pure 'woo/, the hcaltliicst material

` ' _ '%l_ “\\§\ both in wintcnnlld summer.

l "'//ul ' ~ ‘Ili-.f.4,f \\\ ~ '

"_`__~.~r§;-'f‘;ii`\" _

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QQ,

in/ .mil l

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_li ~"` i`ifid'__i__r_"i ' iiiicsiiil

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pellabls by the justices to be appren- ' li _ - _

shape to the hot, and we-ar -wool

. ' all through-llecansc there s

nothing but wool to wear

Get some of these fine, :ron-

wmrmg 'T weeds, and make them up for the youngsters. lf your dealer hasn't got them, wc ll be

Hcwson 'luccds not Onlv

wash and kr-ep thclr colour, but they are deliglltful to nmkc up cutting well, pleasant to sew On, and of such zl hrm xct soft texture, they keep their good

_ glad to supply you through him

on receipt of his name and addre§s._ Note the trademark

_and insist on getting the g_:nulne fl-lewson ioods-for Q (

t ey're ar from ein like

ordinary tweeds. g , s_ _ _ lewsoaivoslea lills,I.il., \ 1

ws.

fhlswewlull. asa¢a.n.s.

-bv*-* _

`ll0ALlCOAL!

The subscriber will rave on lla. d

early next mouth at his coal yard -folnlelly (R. McVlillan.)

A stock of all ille best llind nl

HOUSE COAL

The Brig “Lady Waller" will

be due here curly next month uiih :l cargo of

. HARD COAL

BEST Q\’Al.lT\'. Lowusr

PRICE our motto.

GEO. 12. FULL,

6-»8t\s|vr

It is Of Importance

That n watch should be nrcurnle,

shrlulll perfolnl its dutll-ll ill a tru-t- wmtlly way,day after day and mont ll after mouth One does not wish to he Obligul to go to the trouble ol' avl- tlng one-‘s wnlcll every few hours in ir-ter to Lcep it light. Buy u rt-linhfe witch in the first place, and fo:envlu vonlself ngainst vexsliull and troublc_ Region Prescinion Watches are gli- Ing splendid satisfaction and to carry n u is to be nssllrzrd of alum- r ¢x,.L-g kin-\\'lt-:lge Oftrnc time as lt is you slllle to bc. Prices from §.‘<_of\ up und they are on sale ill Cnnrlollctuwn nt lllc I5. \.\'. 'l`n)lur stole Only.

E. W.lAYLl ~_R,

ri ~\llll Side Qmen Square. Cllal lottetovl n.

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HTNO br-tier rings than ours are

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G. H. TAYLOR.

]< welter :md Opticlan.

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HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.

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