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peer ore

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Sharp. Un one occasion the Bishop ot Nor wich met at Malvern av old tellow who Was reported to be a deist. This man touched to his conv some re ligious points to bis Lord-hip, who, not |

raution on

ChHoodsiig to discuss ths qucs- tion With him, said: “When | think a

mao much in the wroog Lean pity him, but | can never be angry with bim f.r differing with me, I nevertvew a man tor being kicked “Very true,” replied the

enoange tis opinion

UOWTH Stairs,

othe, our PE bave known many a man} 10 1t for being kicked up stairs The | Bishop had nothing more to say. ~~ - _ j

Fast Horses

ea |

Che total number oftrotters§ in the}

St tes that have won records of better is Kentucky has much larger fhumber of these than any other State, 28 of the above having bern bred there. New York comes next with 15 representa- tives, Itsppears by the above that nearly two-titths ot all the trotter~ with records of 2.19 or better were bred ip the Bue Giuss State : Fel it ig &@remurk- able tuct thut most of the sires of these fast were bred inthe North, and many of those which were not bred there wereftrom Northern stock.

billie

He Hadn't any Pocket

evs oiled 2.19 or turaished u

+) so.

trotters

Children are often wonderfully apt in propesing hard questions to answer, or in retorts that savor oftruth. if not of politeness. ‘Remember, dear chi! dren,’ said the pastor ofa Chiexgo Sundey sehool, ‘that God is everywhere, i every nook and ¢o ner Yes, my SsuD everywhere.’ ‘

‘Is he ia my pockei? spoke up a six- year old lad.

‘Yes, certainly he is in your pocket, my boy.

‘Weil, I gue-s*I’ve got you there,’ re-

lorted the laud, “or I han’s got any pocket. 22s o——- ~~ A Meddling Deacon.

The celebrated Robert Hall was once called upon by a wise Deacon, wio presumed upon his iafluence and stand iog in the church to take the distin- guished divine to task for not preacb- ing more fully and frequently on pre- destination, which he trusted in the juture he would more carefully attend to. Hall was a very moderate and can- tious man on this great question, and felt somewhat indignant st the Deacon’s presumption. Looking him steadily in the eye, he replied: “Sir, | perceive you are predestinated to be an ass, and, what is worse, I see that you are deter- rgined to make your calliogand election sure !”

pally —scmnh

Whately’s Retort.

Archbishop Whately, celebrated as a logician, was no less distinguished for Lis power of ready retort. Onone oe- casion, when Dr. Gregg had been made Bishop of Cork. he was dining with W hately,and allowing the wine to stand too longin front of him, when the Archbishop observed: ‘Come, thongh you are Joho Cork, you must not stop the bottle here.” Dr. Gregg replied : “I see your Lordship is determined to draw me out.” Again, 2 man calied the Archbishop's attention to a_ powerful draught horse. —‘‘Why there’s nothing he canoot draw.” “Can hedraw an in-|

ference?” quietly observed the Arch-| bishop. Keep Young.

It is one of the happy facts in our life that old age can be postponed. The Wheel of time cannot be stopped, but the spirit can find the long sought foun tain of youth. Whocan doubt that the Christian temper, manifested itself in sweet churity, in reverence for the body as the temple of the Holy Ghost,in the expulsion of seltishness and the whole brood of unchristly tempers, in the wel-

come admission in the will of God—who!

cao doubt that these preserve the youth of the spirit! No beautiful thing can flit by such a soul without its lesson. No sad experience can break down the

buoyancy of such a spirit. With all ages, knowledge, pure pleasures,

growths and activities,it is im sympa- thy. No artist hus ever painted an old angel. The fullness ofthe eternal | fe Kreps them young, as it keeps those who know somethiog of it in the life which how ix.—Christian Advocate.

A Witty Clergyman.

Rev. Dr. Byles, was at times noted for hi8 ready wit, which bubbled forth fpoutaneousiv. He was once en- aged ip nailing some list on bis doors to exclude the cold, whea a parishoner taw him,

“The wind bloweti lisieth, Dr. Byles,”

“Yes, yes,” reiorted the old map, “aod man listeth wheresoever the wind Lloweth,”

Byles was once arrested as a Tory and afterwards tried, convicted and sen- tenced to continement on board a guard ship and to be sent to Eoglaod with his family in forty days,

This sentence was changed by the Board ot War to confinement in his own houre. A guard was placed over him. There the guard was removed, replaced and again removed, which evolutions the doctor described by saying that be had been guarded regarded and disre- garded,while bis sentinel be erlled bis

tury.

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Specia! Notices,

GREEN Grapes, ell kinds of Jam by the

pound. Fresh kygs coming in every dey at K. K. Brace’: pow selling at 20 cents per dozen [ieb 9 Piriken barrels Fox Berries at Beer & Gotl’s (feb 3

Crip BLrankxgs at J. B. Macdonald's.

deezv

Danope, a very high patent t Geils

murat Beer &

NR eT wR RS = Rm mene |

Lee LAD ae:

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[Jan. 3). |

‘Tue celebrated Hub Dressing or Polish for |

Ladies’ and Gents’ Fine

jani? Danupe, Choicest Pastry and Bread Flour at Heer & GC. ff’« (feb 3

Ick CRAEPERS.— Save your life by buying a

Dorssy, Corr & Co. janl7 \ FResen lot of choice teas via Northera Light, just received at the London House.

SNOW sHor Moccasins for $1.00, Rubbers and Uvershoes cheap, at Dorsuy, Gorr & Co's, janl7

GoLbd and Silver Plating of every descrp- tion done at Rrown’s, at tna Athenwum, (hate

lothataswn tf. dark Dorsey, Gorr & Co. sell Boots very theap. jonny

GkeaT BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes during the Holidays at Macdonald’s Boot Store.

dee20

THRE are just two things that is an impos- stbiuty todoen P, kK. Istaud, and that is to ‘top people from driuking brandy, aud to carry a piece of fine Machinery to Brown's bat he cannot mend or make new, such as sewing Machines, Guns, ete Shop on the corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Uh’town. decs —tf,

PR+Paxk for the cold, and buy a good, warm Fur Cap at I. E. Prowse’s. [rec 20 Royat Bakine Powper at Beer & Goll’s,

deczg WAIRBANS’ SCALES repaired at Brown’s, at he Athe: eum |‘ h’town. ti--de cb Patronize L, E, Prowse. decll Cuotce IsLanp Honey just received at Beer « Gott’s. jan7 BLANKETS AND QuiLts.—Above stock selle 1g cheap acd. B Macdonald’s. dee2v at LU. E. [de Cc 20 Beer & [Jan. 3b.

Lots of Boys’ Fur Caps, cheap, Prowse’s.

Kent Mitts and Matchless at

(tats,

1885. SPRING TRIP. 1885.

THE CLIPPER BARK

“MOSELiIG,”

500 Tous Register, Classed 10 years Al in English Lloyde.

Alexander McLeod, Commander,

WILL SAIL FROM

Liverpool for Charlottetown,

On or about the Ist APRIL next, carry- ing Freight at through rates to

Pictou, Georgetown, Sourls and

Summerside.

For Freight or Passage, apply in Liverpool to Pitesirn Brothers, 41 South John Street ; in London to J_ Fitcairn & Sons, 16 Great Winchester Street; or here to the owners

PEAKE BROS. & C0.

Ch'town, Feb. 3, 1885. AYER’S Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are eo insidious in their attack asthose aif-cting th

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throat and lungs: none so trifled with by the ers. The or perhap

inajority of suffers linary cough or coll, resulting -ciOUS @X- posure, is often Lut the beginning of a fatal sickness. AYER’Ss CHERRY Pecrora. has well prove: its efficacy in a forty years’ fight with throat and z Ciseases, and should be teken iu all causes without delay.

froma a trifling or unco

A Terrible Coagh Cured,

“In 1457 | took asevere cold, which affected my lungs. J} hada terrible cough, and passed night after night withont sleep. The doctors gaveme up. | tried AYreR’s CHERRY PEc- TORA!L, “hich relicved my lungs, induced slee}), aud afforded me the rest necessary for the recovery of my strength. By the continued use of the PrcroraL a perma- Ment cure was effected. 1] am now 62 years old, hale aud hearty, and am satistied your Cukkry Vectors saved me.

HoRAce FAimspRoTHER,”

Rockingham, Vt., duly 15, 18s2.

Croup. ~-A Mother’s Tribute, “While in the country last winter my little boy, three years old, was taken ill with ercup; it seemed us if he would die from strangu- jatiou. One of the family suggested the use

of AYrER’s CHEERY PECTORAL, a bottle of Which was always kept in the house. This Was t in small and frequent doses, and to Gur delight in jess than half an hour the

litice patient was breathing casily. The doc- tor Sai that the Ciiiaey Preroran had

foots. —Donrsky,

REGULAR TRADER.

Saved my darivnug’s life. Can you wonder at Our grallude? Sinecrely yours, Mis. EMMA GEDNEY,” 155 West 126ib St., New York, May 16, 1882. “s have wsed A in my family tor hesitate

on’s CHERRY PECTORAL

several years, and do not

to pronounes it the most effectual

remedy tor coughs aud colds we have ever

tried, A.J. CRANE.” Lake Crystal, Minn., Mareb 13, 1882.

“tontlered forcight years from Bronchitis, and afiert:\)ing piany remedies with no suc cess, Twos cured by the use of AVYER’S CHEB BY Pecromar., JoserH WALDEN.”

Byualia, Miss., April 5, 1882.

“I cannot say enough in praise of AYER’s Cherny Pecroxar, believing as I do that but for its use | should long since have died

frow lung troubles EF. BRaGpon.” Palestine, Pcaas, April 22, 1882. ho case of an affection of the throat or lun: exists which cannot be greatly relieved by the use of Aver’s CHERRY PECTORAa, and 1t will a/ways cure when the disease ig not already beyond the control of medicine,

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It is a well-known fact that most

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Hog Cholera, &e. Sold every wiere,or sent by mail for 2c. in Furnished in large cans, price $1.00; by mail, 31.20, i. 8. JOHNSUN & CO., Boston, Mass.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY,

Winter Arrangement, 188425,

Y, DECEMBER 8th,

taining more improvements than ANY

For prices, testi-

1834, Trains will_run daily as follows

"TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE WEST.

i i STATIONS. (No. LjNo. 3, STATIONS. 'No. 2.(No, 4 .[No, 4, j; A.M. P.M) \- Tach toe SO Oe ite eer a Charlottetown, ee gia ken a wed oda s uaa ee > | 7.68 {Sa Charlottetown, ,...... oo ory Hoyalty Junction,..............000++++/ 7.88 | 233 |IRoyalty Junction. 8 es) obs ey NN ei as cds val | &30 | 3.50 {iNorth Wilishire....... || ccccsecsee.e 3.30 | 9.00 Hunter Kiver,,..,.. Vaso ba eve aks caus 5.45 5.4) || Huuter River, ....... ios... . &.15 8.40 Ne i oc ce ee mee 2 Sh dee ea Fr | 8,08 CGE MOOG ct 8k | 9.32 | 4.32 [/Connty Line..... intl Chapin cance} 2.30 | 7.58 Freetowa Pip a ee ae ie ice on oe ; 9.48 | 4.47 Dre 6 oso ssa a. a Os 2.13 : 7.43 et i ies ee ed 10,10 5,40 Kensington ,...,. ieee a ce. 1.50 7.29 ; ( ar 10.45 | 6,45 dp 1.15 | 6.45 ie saioshtsac, ah PET ee eT eC |B. M. Summerside. oo. -coccccccccccsccee.. ; A, M,

; ‘ Rap! 1,00 ar 11.10 A CAIs a iattee dduened 1.22 NM ssc... veuaanh cakes ccc, See Wellington ,..... | ana Wie bea a 1.50 Wie ook cas ae gs oeeakbace i 10.20 Dounce, ee eI TS ‘di Sa cine. CLK | 2.35 | PUPS SES cis: bs silane cee eulines wl. ee NS oe ccilyidi, dies tell es 3,55 PLGA ccccns bbs kbsiuiccus +cses casio | Kh. oa ee | 4,20 bi yomiivid beedeneneess ede neoebee eevcecee 7,49 | a ob ycc ee és uens | 0.00 ALQOTUON oe ete ee eee enccerececeseedp 7.10 Pa ic cee ee ar} 6.00 [|Lignish .......cccecsccesccccccccescseedp 6,10 |

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TRAINS DEPART.—FUR THE EAST.

TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE EAST.

| STATIONS. |No. 5.| No, 7, STATIONS. |No 6./ No. 8. | ae A, M. Charlottetown o...sscccccsseccecececsess 2.30 | || Charlottetownessecercccccsssccccsee....j1".30 Royalty Junction... .... Coccccccesessece Sale } [| Royalty SUunctlon.ecccicccosccccevecccce! 10,07 Bedivrd.erserercserecscesesessssececeecs 3,30 | | |Bedford.-ssesecescseceeee, ..| 9,80 MOUDE Stewart... cccccocccccccssescccese 4,10 | Ne OIE i noo sc cn otdees oc otee: dp| 8 55 Cap dligan ..00 vec cccssccce eeeee weeeee coos 5.30 | Cardigan Wee oWG 64 600650 06 Hd O'00' 66d bee 00 06 7.25 Geurge wow oeececse...... teeserceeseees 5.55 NO ote ete 7.00 PM, A, M, Mant Bhewart. s.ccsesonccdbectes,, voce! G20 | Mamet Beowar ha... cecscciscveccctSice. dp! 8.55 MOGs 00.966000ns snchosseocecncbhssbes oni Ree ON iw 5b besa och es secs aa sdk oe 8.10 Wty PURO ie 4 cet 2, -cdehodes, si, . bs hietb cta alc ae MG POON. os . cac auc le esse toes 7.39 Bear Rivers. <<. eb testcinascoueree Seal Pe TE SRN oa dining othe eecccks ce. | 6,50 Souris....... iu tncuhseskdadaiehabaetaics GO Remtiiaiiice: snnirdescodies fempnsvesill i i 6.05 Za 'i'vains are run by Lastern Standard ‘time.

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