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“But it is needed to clinch the matter. No, no, there is no drawing back now, Clara, cr we shall ruin everything. Papa is sure to come back with the 9:45. He will reach the door at 10. We must have everything ready for him. Now, just sit down at once and ask Harold to come at 9 o'clock, and I shall do the same to Charles.”

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it off!” thundered the doctor ‘I call it | Wurd No 5 ’ ing i sihetaneitestapiniial aii , oa es i Surd No 5 n sai ity, being in alla Mayora d ; rey ; = | highly ao yer, and no daughter of Castcr 12. Cz stor1*. ~ . commen Council ven, repres:nting the | the great anima! im porter and trainer. These articles deal with the Capture “= il gan to hope that it would help mine shall wear it.” ‘ ae ee : ae ae a ee ; * se , re the st e Tri ati r WwW Tc ye mn Mm } ainies tJ 2 te or! Why it is the ex- | astoris is an excellent medicine for chit “ Castoria is so wre !l adented toct.t ‘ron thes “or Ward Number One........ One Councillor, Beasts, the Training of Wiki Bea met Seearen ni he a vs ago oe Eneli- me, Eve my clothes seemed a a a ae ree thers have repeatedly told me of its | 7 recommend it as superwr toany prescription * "8" ag....--tme Cou-eillor, | tures and Eseapes of Carl Hagenbeck. The series wi eS ee a burden because of bloating of } act model of Mrs. Westmacott's. i t ofvet upon their children.” known to me.” c . : : ree. See Cou 7 r artist of great skill in drawing animals. h i h a ff S “I say it is improper. And yours also, | Da. G. C. Ozavor, H. A, Ancuen, M. D. eo i. our ....Tw + Coune llers. i : ; a ( Was wit iticuit z | Clara. Your acne is really outra- npn Mass. 111 £0. Orford St., Lrooulyn, N. ¥. Five....... Toree Counc Murs, JOHN BURROUGHS, C. F. HOLDER, DR. C. C. ABBOT Tland other write: | oe r b suffici er geous. You drive me out of the house. ta $2 the bois ree for children cf “ Our physiciens ia the Ghileens eeeuih WILL BE HELD ON amous for their work in this field, will contribute to the Magazine. that Ba a ae su ae y ; Iam going to my clubin town. I have | Oe ates i sine tes ok nent h-vs speken highly cf their expuri 7 ie : x f : 8 4 pe ae a } to attend to my Dusiness. i A. iliateieds ox pened of windte an ame | te sik ktesor cane Uae Gon nee Wednesday, the 14th day of Of interest to both Young and Old will be PROF. R. L. GARNER’S AFRICAD |" pT ai a well mam now house. I will stand it no longer. I may | ob race ilar Saab ser 2 elthouct > only hare axonz Februar , A D 1894 EXPEDITION TO THE GORILLAS. Arraggements have been made, in conne | Salen fl in pt i be late tonight. I shall go to the British | ¢ tse srions quack: nostrums which ar med 3 what is known as r ary, A. D., ’ tion with aleading Engiish review, to publish Professor Garner’s letters descriptive 1 | from the use ot your remedy. wiaed vey mila Ril ite te RM I 2 sn j so Unite betel eben: bw dovcineonia cadal we are free to confess t! 2 the At the several places, that is to say : his present expedition to Africa. Professor Garner is noted the world over for ti « | I h day ft I bought ig seo» btbeed BS ; medical meeting. But when I return J i In Ward N : 7 : ene ors : uate? ae ; ‘ nm three Gays alter ug Gee aa np dadlr lad gh dala ng aay shall 1 to find that you have rec | se, soothing syrup and other huctful merits of Castoria has won us to look with Manuals tone ae ce the oftice of Mr. Joho | eyrious and interesting investigations he is making in the speech of monkeys. ie] 7— : 7 bl , ; at " sidere . +a conduct. and that vo aoe dewt * throais. thereby sencng | favor upon it.” In Ward No. 2, at or near the house of Thomas | ®ailed for Africa last September for the purpose of further pursuing his studies int e | Gro: rer's Syxup the terrible i . si = . _—— - = t, ye a ay you | 2 to pr ure graves.” Unitep [osrivabL xp Disrexsary, oaeee, opposite Mr. R. Heariz's Warehouse | native haunts of the gorilla. - The illustrations of these articles will be from pho: +] pain and distress across my : + “ 2 ena en your self a car °o ne pernici us Dn. J. F. Kincuexor, Boston, Mass Soon Street, between Great George and Prince graphe taken by Prof. Garner in Africa. Ua M a ; a thn infinences which have recently made | Conway, Ar Autex C. Suiru, Pree., ba Wend We. &. ot oe bear the Bieta ; | stomach were remove J, y ' ’ : : =“ 4 | such an alteration in your conduct.” He | : Ward No «. ey ; McCLURE’S MAGAZINE al tains most interesting articles under the head | 1 . “a “om. euch an alteration in your conduct. ei a " In Ward No 4. at or near the new City Hall, ou Me : S80 COBtaInS most in sung cles % | bowels rap'd'v assumed a nate —_— . , bwwt Mums 1 seized his hat, slammed the dining room | The Contanr Company, TI Murray Stroot, New York City. = Ken: and Queen Streets. The Edge of the Future,” “ Newest Knowle bze,” “ Knowledge of Immediate Value, hg. a ck a sad oe ; 4 n Ward No, 5, at or near the carriage shop of ural, healthy condition. Now I

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Oh, don’t wane egtien Chan en = ‘ tn ea" ote Pe i te ie look so wicked, Ida! You look like | ; S00) | : ; epresen tine Mar ° She r Me : vf oO | scab ovil tie feley, with your alae | } Election for a Water Commissioner for EFFECTUALLY CURES CATARRM, COLD IN THE HEAD, CATARRIAL HEAD- / e- ait y ms on 1h r . ee . ‘ S ’ 2% ’ . ; — | + ied be the | hair and wischievouseyes. I know that | the City of Charlottetown, Sold everywhere. Price, 25 ceuts. M'fd. by THEM 1 WK&K MEDICINECO'Y.,L'td.,St.Joha,¥-B | Se ke Gtal cf ' 4 rn you are going Ww propose something n. Oe baw = 3 i: Rete ioe i aaa eee in the nace of MI. ALEXANDER McKIN- IW STCRE. ! f mi Wor 1 clas rre “We nust give a little supper tonight.” an, EEE. ES Se SS On — ieee aaa aan aaa a . ” ce OW po? y o ” . 3.5 i; ; r profession We? A supper: “ {| 3,50 hal 4 “Why not? Young gentlemen give a. & . . 320 i J. B. PATON hen Whetses sone aia” 5 People in this 19th century are bound to have the best | 1,00 Fs 4 . ? re : oo” a neg ay of Febraary, A. D. %, . aS 000 i Maritime Manager, “But whom shal! we invite? ee en + that can be had for the money. That is w hy | f d . aereanors “Why, Harold and Charlies, of course.’ = rT ie ae vy | , ’ , “And the admiral and Mrs. Hay De ape « Werd No.1, ator near the office of Mr. EVERY BO VWEARS ‘ Geatetul Comforting, {var ve John Mac xcnern Qaren stress, * . D ; = = eet a rs Y POROUS on vars an 2, at or near the house of 25 , wn | : ‘ “Oh, no. That would be very old WATERPROOF nee Jmnolv, opposite Mr. RR Heurtz’~ : gs j ' ; Pom Ree sone oul NV bk use S dney Street, be 2G : : eel Se win Be cei eS ai ; Pt Epps S Cocoa. ot We must keep up with the Wy), AlGB CARMENTS. and Viv. sitet rene eee ate a Ora | Opera WE & (PGS AEE LEN: Say. * . ro lunes, Clara. ' h Ward No, 3, at or near the Market House } ' BREAKFAST “But what can we giv Uh In Ward No 4 at or th ow i ‘ r - od ADL. n we give them for eup- Everybody wears them, carutt af atk dl Gee ee . . . . ‘hs eit “By a thorough | nowleige of the na | per?” e. "Te Wed York nl ar ate eatetirlegs hoo f They give perfect satisfaction in fit, style and finist | D > TT P HR R \ y i ura sae Whiel-govers the operat a ; rw eneeny ie a iien fast, rol- ALWAYS ASK FOR Gouri! & MoAle:r, corner of Bustos aud drest | and it has become a by-word that ue e be Jhb die 9 4 Gigestion and nutrition, and by @ care icking, late at night kind of flavor to it. And ‘gnid Electi sj | . . , S : ne ; : ; E 5 ‘ ‘nd at the said Eleciion the Poll lb se TRY r . ’ } \ 1 how re Lj Heation of the properties « well rele Let me see! ( hampagne, of course—and R IGBY.’ opened at nine o’cluck in tnd Renteenaes, aan om GRANBY RuBBE wear like iron. i re . i - oa, Mr. Epps has provi aoe 0 oysters. Oysters will do. In the novels awamodos. five Wick inthe afternvvn o December 26, 1893—tu thn «at janlS dw Is yreaktact tables with @ deleately favor | glithe naughty people take cham € ' ~ - -D Cer a beveraze whico may save us many hea. | . mpegn DES REPTION OF WARDS. ; _ — Ss. R. FOSTER & SO} ; - 9 y hea | and oysters. Besides, they won’t need , pal ee cin en a ore doctors’ | It is bv the jndicious use ' ; ce Number One shali compris all that part of | any cooking. y : . . h ii ; a wile puch aeticios of diet that’ a conctitats, | 829, co0king. How is your pocket mom paccmere eich Wes oe ht crue Manufacturers of ‘Wire Maile | may be gradually built up until stron | ° 2. i ” the Milivary Karrack Ground " . : : ‘taal . . Taile s . i enough to resist every te n lency to liseas ' I have three pounds. Number Two sha.) ¢ nn ise ailthar part of q | S o a | eo = N ails and H ve a tle i Ps Beak “I have one. Fourponnds. Ihaveno Charotiet wn whics Les sonth of Richmond Spikes, tacks, Brads, Shoe oie o : ty : — a ae i. idea how much champagne costs. Have poe as iar Goemeed oh tbe ies a XV vo aes x ee F i yuna M ¥@s © attack perever the oe Ps 3" . : v a’ pr ‘ & os ls oils rc P : ja a weak point We ¥ escaDe mans you: ' arenens Soe bs owhvef Greif o Stert W Jal ] DP. ] bs igen. Yn) ls &e ; . : : . a} -_ ow : ” ' av 1 *ichme LOe te } ws : » i? i te Sonica ccc. | Walches, Clocks and Jewelry, 9 9s ) fied oy pure blood and a properly nourisi , Charlottetown which lies south o Fitzroy Street } a i i on aes 8 mete “T can’t imagine.” ' and north of Graf on Streer, j % ~ @) frame.”—Civil Service Gazette can t Imagine, i : ; or - ' . ot wp all . - Sumber Five shail ¢ prise al! that part of — 4 ’ qs ° 4 4 Made ain ply with boiling water or nil! ri} write and ask Charles. No, I Chariotte own which lies north of Puaray “trent, 7 o-: ‘ > . | i : ’ : : Hold only in packets, by Gracers, labeljc | Won't. VU ask Jane. Ring for her, including the Common of be said Twn We are giving BIG BARGAINS. in the’ : : ue, Clara. She has been a cook and is sure i OMIN : | THE farm | ‘JAMES EPPS & Co » Homewpathi. | t know.” | aeniaa ante saan oa D 18% fo. above line of coods, as we havea large | mth ‘ | Chemists, Lamion, Enscand ; dJane,on being cross questioned, refused the tame Brae at noon wil the a: of t k h d 5 ’ ; | i vad een — enim ; : west . : Four o'clock in the afternoon of the same dav, | favorably | Form.” STAMPS WANTE to commit herseif beyond the statement Mrs. DeWet—“ There, Reginald, are Mrs. Uptodate—* Dear me, what a] For qualificetion of Electors, ser Act 50, Vic- stoc on and, = vy oe SLAMPS ANTED. that it depended upon the gentleman > . ituled * Chartow Water W | The farm « ; ie thos 1 a ve been tell- | sig »Wets ri ; ” } idle end eleo upon the orst The united those Rigby Waterproofs I have been tell-| sight those DeWets are, out on the streets | Orr*yga'" also 51 Visseals, Gun. 0h asa ‘ wins "a ve OLD Canadian. Ualted Mtaiae’ ap ep oysters. ing you about. Cun’t you ree how styli-h | a day like this without Rigby Garments.|/to2%. Pw hese +) Canadian, United States’ and other | experience of the kitchen, however, tes- i I : . nd L8 | Outbuilda stampe, as need 25 P ; ome and comfortable they look ?—and they are It takes some people a !ifetime to learn {L. 8.} Page o ope, as used 25 to 40 years ago. For} tified that three dozen was a fair pro~ | just jovel ie aaniiiads a ; : T. HEATH HAVILAND, s s 5 is also a mane pay $1 to $5 each vielow just lovely for winter weather. You al-| how to be comfortable. Just think how Mayor of the City of ¢ harlottetown. a . a way- wait till everybody else in the world we used to swelter in those horrid Rubber| H. M. DAVISON, : j i oe asian G a KGE LOWE “Then we shall have eight dozen alto- i & new thing before you will believe , Waterproofs, and such smelling things.” ae ame Sioe, North Side of Queen Square, ee 0 posite the Post Of br . \ Street ‘Bpadina Avenue. Toronto, gether,” said Ida, jotting down all hee | in it, We really mnet have them at once.” pee! cary ps ‘ s azor's Mice. Charlottetown, Jan, 18, 1894, Vater Stre

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