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.more definite, the _Slat August, a nd I _fl

was busy in my study preparing for .the services of the morrow when an ekka-

a small two-wheeled vehicle used only ‘P

by the poorest,drove up and an English-

man al_ighting_ha.nded_-me aletter from 5, a brother missionary in Meerut asking U me to interest myself in tae bearer and 1_1

_ aid him in his search for employment. I _Itwa=,_justt‘ie hour when tie person

~for breakfast, so I wrote a note enclos- W

ing tae one I had neceived and told him

togo on to that man’s residence. The U

needv one says "Pre-had nolhilll W 88% for tweii_i,~.'ensheura.and I dm faint.”

Ill give you some bread you can be Q back here witnin half an hour when I 5 will give._7ou asquare meal.. He took

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the brea an as ed fc* a glass of water

with it B-oth disanpeared as if seized or

by a ravenous animal. t

he work couli he ind thcuvh he ii’

.searched Saturday. Mondiy, Tuesday r

and Vlednesda Hard t s

could net vet .work even at starvation 'S

wages in a plice wheresome twenty or 5; ithirty thousands.are employed in fae- iwrigs daily. Eventually money had to ° he begged tosend him on to Ajniere, 1',”

itlie hesdquarter.i..ef one ef the large 't

.railway systems. in hope he might tindiaé' .employment in the locomotive works, 1 ° there. ~ I s ii an ' il A

un ay pass .wit nothing out ofb

ithnizdinary. ~. -.

_(On-.Monday aiioti came in fb:.°

isiying pogmo pray _-ayipgige

‘ilI_ln;"_iJust assoosphas __ _ _ _ itliere. n a house` ers t ‘oug_ on " ' __ ” ` ‘ . `

che poqastnativesilivedljeund a poor ‘MP ‘U N-9'? YW* ¥°‘_~Pl _ _ ¢|,- ‘_ P s -~ - ~ Eurasian family, if you can call a wid- hav? W7? “U39 1'°_I_”°°9 Wm" "#9 fu!" for ?ycg;l£?<'_ 3 as ower and his son by that snoredfitetm. "ve vf’ _‘nd "_l_"_1_‘-.‘_ l_°“_°-r_"»~ m°.§.7° tem [edge _ ___ ,___ 1 H

merican missionaries in the V _ I __ ._ "`~i m*-Y "shim mm~iias~saai¢isnr wind ‘ ‘"3 " -it 'f » ‘ f f-iw"

ine within his'veius and the heat without him °°° 'B"'“~'¥ 5”” '°J°“°“l ¢‘k°¥i° ` " ‘Y ‘

the themometer stood .in the uine,tigs_- A by

The father _a_g,efl._5_8_ha¢_l been __drink_ing__€ heavily fremthe irst of July and -he

ini alan r uma taster w..tu..en‘si

linia-an JI`eir¢en1ar‘ ‘sei-'i'iusii’a U

case? It wasse_s1\d.so hopelessly sad- Afterpriyer that God might grant' him ll"

conamousnessterepent and a. -Ylord..,0f_. airbed _.no_ne_y_ md ._ ._aing_..f6i_ .__ _ ~- »....§;;`;;i"‘f‘ _ rf*-`s~'f"' -'

. _. _. - clNc£R Awiio iieinlts

1.” .._,wem_ whose _o-F_'.».._ . _ nrpnin. ForCaiudian M M es are diherent' A few of these are ` 1' ` ` ' Co Sher' 'ste Dm I8' ASO" mm"

counsel tothe son I left. Death took 4°’

placent7 a. m. next diy._A__t eight 15.? 'olcloekthedaughter arrived”li'o@q'_A~zra‘ s *

to see the awful sight. A__fter'__inuc§‘-effor:

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who could help him best was at home ‘is

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inped' at the weeds aandis still at them

use o plessness an _ _ __ ' _ '_ __ '_ __ _

A seiriim liumrixh wgtfantirnblgrid A justlffnguihls f ar `Jggaii°i1; tltiynd

‘ iiicery -8 p I L <e . _it

s.rvice seem-i over such a grave and _ . » turedalpcor country,China is [immensely

_ _ since God has said, "No drunkard shall. ' ' rich. he islands are mountainous, and

‘ ‘ _inherit the Kingdom of_ Heaven,” I ' there are no sti*etches__of fertility auch - ` ‘, omitted parts. Were I. not n teetitoler are found in the river basins of China.

_ . previously that sight would have made Japan has' no great st ire of wealth or _

I me one. Were I not a pi-ohibitionist. I capital and thirty years o her o' u- ‘i

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before I should be now. Never untill lation had doubled, and she sending out ' we have it al'ke in India. in England

, _ _ . _ _ I ~ her coolies and trader-i all around the

. R J T S and in Canada. will there not be such fringeeof the l?aciti:.But, on the other i ° “ ° ° tragic scenes. such awful deaths. _ hand, she possesses no mineral re- _

_ On my way home from this home of Sources worth speaking of, her agri~

° .Z sorrow I drove into the S irai-Caravan.i cultnral posaibilties are about

sarai of tales-and saw a poor Eurasian . reached, and to, support her

_ who had taken up his abode there. It ‘_ \ increase of population .and her

_ __ I had rained in the forenooa and he had ‘-'_' - I immense uat‘0rial expenditures she '

get wet searching for -employment must make tride and build up such ' and as he possessed but one shir“. one manufactures as aie possible .to skill

A __ coat and one pair of trousers, tub first and not depending on vast beds of - ’ ' ‘question he put to me was, “How am I fu~l and ores. In 'other words, she .

to get dr_y?"My reply was that is an enig- must seek to make her ports the cen-

- ma; you have no clothes, no beddng- _ _ tre of exchange for the far cast, and

_ nothing. He boldly suggei ted “You B t k M b she must engage in manufacturing in

~ ' ° Fare a small man, sir.your elotnes woulii 11 n 5 € 3 C which ~ cielp labor and immense

-He Descnbgs Many incidents ,just tit mc. Please give me an cld T t d B 3 ` manual skill count. Her gr at ques-

° ° ° _ lsuit " My reply was, -~i never have £1111) ¢ C 011 S11’ tion ihsn is whetershe can afford to `

econnectea Wm] H15 MB fthe pleasure of wearing old suits, as? _ y pose as a great power and as such to

sionary Work _ such as you take them _from me long RCSOUICCS. stand in the wav of Russia?

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before they are old; but 4’ll try to beg 'lhat ber statesman are ' fully aware one for you.” What hrouvht tuis man of the roblem i a t Th

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Nothing will keep both scalp

and hair ina good condition and thus promote a healthy

growth of hair, as the free use of _

1 “iiRiNA’ _

The Ladies Hair _Soap

It cleanses, prevents `dand

ruff. alleys scalp irritation and leaves the hair glossy ard sweet-Tarina is the best pre- ventative of the evil efects of perspiration-Sold in tin lined box 25c.- -

If your druggist has not get

it, we will send it post paid on receipt of price. `

g ____ sp s pparen . ey are _

to this conditioiié' Drink started him‘ k'

Netwithatandigg this_.._._.guece”s and

these men, Iweutto the station “ |n_§gt§.a_ purchased ins new '

I ° 5 ~ is ' _ _A

f ' ~ under Crispi joined the triple Filiance

OU Tllulidly 9ti11~°'l9ther came care of a large estate rewards the ex-

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D lb »1~=:i .°°l°'°1 eerfsaeiieesfld ii 1 _ in- ncihle navy Like Itplg gg; ' who

foreign commerce, The city of Nags

ranges” did the rest, ofcourse aided by PhS‘;es‘d°°t S°h“1`m°'°~ the head °f th’ saki is already the central port of cal

rink PPI” °°mm'~»”*°“» "hue "1 Ch' in the North Pacific Imports are not on Tuesdav _mann another of the engo a week ago, said to the writer that hee m th B d

g pace wi exports esi es. _

oor came up begving I chanced to ;";'l°*h°’° “med ‘"1 ““d°""'°'°d‘“g mhldr progress hitheiti, Japan has .BQBYS .OWN SDLP. mce out on the lu, 6 com Gund e ween Japan and China which was

g p i never once gotten beyond ine facts, I 4.7.

wands’ sunoundmg the church and inthe natureof an alliance, thereports every move hu be,” based upon ,,i_ _ ,gnggg and ggw (bg weeds \Vhg|°g- that Jwan was pledged to the defence 0ll'|Il08l 8I&mlIl8t\0D Of fl I8 I lt t ` '

er c s no pon I told him to pulll these weed.. and °‘ ohm* "‘"'°' °XP'°°=°d Wh" J“P*“ likely that the Japanese has applied ` d give him eight annas a day. .I 'wld like '° d° than Wh” 'he the scientitlcniethodto the military and

lm at a co .- 1 would attuali rform. -

._ ‘ see ing to promote manufacturing and _

It was Saturdlly moruinoi to be still -l§'°“ the d°W“ gmdei ‘men “¢i'°“m° I - I ' ~ `

al i l? e ' 5 ` _ _ -

co g ok for two. (eight annas Y P9 _ -naval questionsas they..nave to every

worth about M cents;-His reply Th°3‘P’°°’°_"d°°‘lY d°’“'°"° P" other? Probably they have an exact idea " ` 1 3 *

88 °-l’d shoot myself befira Pd lower’ wma the 'lellfishlp °f' “W M°°g°l‘“ . of what theirresonrces will allow tiem I ' if ‘ ’_"`°»° ' _ ~ ~ yeelfto that meniall labor.” He goti_";°°’ to r°"."'g°'7“"f ‘h° ¥v°°"_ °°""’“°°‘ todo, and also an e`fxgct_ estimate of-~ f Yami! ~hl¥n‘_ired¥»1ah_&'9r5 othing; for I said when you show me T in `m’i“°°° °‘_“P"°° °_° ‘l°'°l°P° .°_".°“ just what amount 'of`1f01‘c_e will allow _ for the Dominion "Ig-fn;

6 room ygqutsee the.; Stall. POUBI' Of the i8l.l0l' ibf) l_Dlt€l'l&l ‘hem to than, China' .. u _ _ ._' S". _ m1m_.d_ my dig” ‘renal what was greniglh, sndthen to .set a limit to In.th_e nm place they have res 1 -i P3 yi Ltd.; G

_ __ _ - e » 0 veb _-$1, - . My J-.f`. . _t

_I “id breaths, is ‘ot yeadv yep but I wri;pip_g1_:_itth_ him? Tint blighting false* 0;: ;’£;'t‘;_;'lf§;°g£h';‘;a t§_ef°§;’l?er€:E to become the military power _of the LQPB BI‘6t0Ili AIS() 3-i10}'S8l?e _ . _ _ _ _ I is almost universal in the . , _ far East, but to be that they must gayte . _ ' - . .. ’ nrisirn that all airmail iliboris only. $,‘?_‘;“‘z‘”°' Tha' ‘S J‘*P‘€" .d"'°°'”' wmpete nwsgainst the power or Rus- _ _ "’ _ _ ‘ . gained _ _ _ t forthe ccéolie and for tug? to en»l ity* 59 °°m° “ear ‘U mah"-‘S It Wal' sia or Germany in Europe, but igassage 1110118] Y .

` ` o ein it is e radin . A sesense ‘ , _ ii ainst the ower of an ° - ~ 7 ` ~

_ _ __ ‘ _. _ _ tgdiginity.fost¥;red ogy education and 'JaP;‘:;lient _§;:ht;rt_i;ai; adutpires tht; site as it is Pin China. gheiiigggzil OrFPa\y§/'U' A`

_ _ . ~ _ aining alike. _had undated this rnau for _Mgr ‘oi_d'____.o§t smgsmeen are Ml;°u_¢; of a European wwe, _in the _Orient il. _ .- ~_ B3

- _ _ I nyzning _in lite save leaferism-as [maui Count Oku ‘T_ _ bf] not measured by the standingna;-my at ,__ ' _ _ Agent,

° sniping is called here. ment; within me ;';_‘ aeI;1§;§‘§n'°;'; h0l118._b\1£ by the actual force- it can `-39913 21'. lf »

= ' ’ 5'-._ J S 1 dy 595°-'l'» wedmiday morinng my-me at ihe Perhaps unilarralleled iii all histor exirtm the Pacific "ate" and 0” me V Y? "‘ . A - _mechamm with me has, cengicates _homeolan-old nati_ve Christian, adniin- The peopleareaunit animatd b Y- Chinese borders. That truth immense- § _

_ B . tering the Lords Supper to him. mag-niacedt m_io___a'1 ,conséiousiesf ly siniplidesthe Japanese problem. A _

_ . - 5 ~ 7

_ _ _ is a dear old soul _ almost I and inspired with 8 consummate _ “_ Japan 8 .pr._Sent army of~400,000 met:

_ - rough wrath _ this world. _ But1u0na1ambmon_ Their leaders are nm would not avail on the.Rhine or in the L I

v;:el;E:‘;o::‘:;.;s6£°:;“;févi§;f?;`:l;€ _tiicksters or clever politicians but ?r!m°31’- Isnt-it°ut1umber` greatly “"7 y

. _ '. orosaan wet '

ming tor these-adults and tw_o children 5;; 'xélg e?e1':)fi_i:Si U22" 'O f Wg; dsx convey to they Ens€.enl3esiiili:;r Jhogiz

rates that are._o0-_perzcntin advance aduoniom And in ada un western furnishes “Kiowa base__ _Nj will the _ _ _ _

what they are in .Cnarlottetowm ‘P . cmlzmon Japan _ hu P861 gi t ed Wim _completion of the _S.heriau road alter. The afternoon brought a breezyidritioaljudgement the moat perfect mo_ -thenilitaig' situation. -7;-000 mile merican engineer who had had his leg den in every dep_nmcm;her arm _is _single traek_ nero” an un901f,'n;zed F361) ln' Bombay* aim- had Peg-Q ‘ian modeled on German Siétam her tiav ' ""wa§!e:f'm mt” sum” -1° n_`d5P°" °1` bliflérgg hshioned after Eug'1and,s_ ’ while hai' to uzramtain agreat mogern army; At - ¢._ _ .» . __ _____,- _ ,_ Aduéamon is lar"-3 “cw 1 sea span is secure. navy £‘¥ile°°Q`;f_"$‘;2.Ihh§:;tS;’ Ame,.ica__n_ _.° _afld 091 equal any squadron that any coin.

3l_n_l_l_l0t't_ 0f,_the_cou_tiuentq1 powers can _9`ep_a_t_cl1_ to_.tl1e East. ,Besides iiellefl .f.1fi°!\¢l,».=\ni1-_ Lil. is br” 0`f_ England. who, _contr9_ls_,_ the cooling §_afl:ions, fthat___'_a'iiy 'Epropean men-of

_.inn _noit‘in"orie'ris1"wrtsrs. i _ ~ .

` '*“Nor'do‘sen`ti`mental motives inspire Jipan with the determination to re-»

iorm China. Thclfregeheration-of China

will-iie.a~t1iingetpront.»"jnst as the

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,R2 _er .W0r.h recording. _ _ V H lf ' i ~

` \» 1 ; In a conversations with a business . » ' A '

5;- 175.3 _man about the needs of the poor, be i_‘ "U-‘Vg "offered me' the price of a bottle of _ "54 *QI . _ j=wl7.iskey a month to aid in the educa- te to “~ v-

_V2 'I _ `,' 1 Liu \ _ , - _- _ ._ _ ,

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Disease W'-‘svef iw *Qi _ Another was a gift,sma1l ti be sure,

time. They are not danger- to

» ~~_-_,_/.f-f f ously iii all at once. The th

' '~ beginnings of illness are had been brought back from the brink

mere triflcs. Fkst a little indigestion, per- of hips; or headaches; cr an occasional bilious _ -_\1m. It is hard to realize how you are be- _ . *H8 tangled up in the strands of sickness ar mm YOu a fa'rl

the grave. `

- After all I know not ifthese incidents

re i ycauglit. ' _

Nearly an Serious illnesses b _ _ h cording them They have, however,

_ cgm _wit th

l0m_e stomach or liver trouble, or with a

Y _

cosnige condition of the boweis These not the products of an active imagina-

fubctions have got to be put iii good condi- U0 tion before there can be anv recovcrv from

My disease no matter what its name'or na- overcome by the heat'

tnre._arid is because Dr. Piercc’s Golden Medical 'Disco-vcfv acts dircctlv upon the i\Ietl10Lll5t I"d.I‘S0ll3.f’9,

_J.T. Rom2rtrsoN.

n of a poor boy. I agreed on condi- ns it should r.ally~he one less-for

ward the local Church' Funds as a ank-offering by a _man _Whose baby

e worth the ink and paper used in re-

is advantage the are from real life-

u, nor Phe distorted visions of a br-tin

liver and \:l'Ig.'¢_<tive' organs that it has such a ' marvelous effect upon all diseases of mal-

dutritxon.

Il gives the digestive system power to _ assimilate nonrisiirnciit and make good blood: it drives out biliouag °poisoris; it Ifcatc-S_ the red. vitaliz:'ri<2j, lif`e-giving ele- Jlcrlts in the circuiatitm; and builds up the ,Weak and wasted places in every corner of the cori_<tituti»'/ii. ‘

Clwnpur. India a

Aug. 18. 1899.

-_€.e@g.’

S. S. LESSON.

THIRD QUARTERLY REVEEIY

Taken ir. cfvijuiictioti with Dr. Pierce’s |

Pleasant Pellets, it relieves obstinate co_n~ ‘ stlpatiori nr:-il keeps the bowels in a per-

femff natural mri'lition_

MTS. Flli if ;-l1_ ol' I)-2rl'>_v_ Perry C0., Ind.,

Ir; Ji- .xr of ;'~'1,_i I was taken with

0”*-3\l1 .~"-il‘»`.~ ..crv~»:is dvspepeia. There was I boldllel-1 .:; : _~:_.1nocli.'aii;i a Weight 'Which Sfciuei I:__» ~ " ¢“ 1' ;`I t

'Fil-<5: "

st " 9

me gféili ' WHS S'.\’g*lf around .~__ b_l0€llt‘.']_ _ sicians im Goltlf-ri its me ~ I i

ani. l ;

*ian to `.~ v"e`§k I Cit *SSl¢tsi:zcl-

911% bottle l]'nr-~- .» _

-- 1 l on a u e n

E25. auf l`-:~- 11 mie phjflilcian gave mg up to

I thank God tile.: my cure is permanent”

_`__&__ *gg lu

. _._ .ling na a egave _ ‘ I .1 bearvfng down sensation;

‘ :‘:_v _<tf»mf‘-ell: had a ridge . ‘_-:_ .i;i.l iz' a short time I was 1'~ 1 t-ti iw three of our best phy-

~;l'~f 1" en D Pi '

._ . . .1 r. erces

‘~_~<:ivcr\' was rccoirirrieiided to i i ;~,.“if`z:-eric-:-tl the use of it. I

».~ _ ~-;.;in:e for the better. I was so :if vt walk across the room without

' 1:. ’< _`>:. Pierces Golden Medical

ani s ‘l~‘avorite Prescription’ and lf i ' Filsrlmnt Pe1lefS.’ I began 10

,l_h.é-__»__~;;<\_~_~_r; '_.\i :liter thgegse of sdfew lgottles.

_ :slime '.v};i, attcri mesai mv isease

~'“1ef`-f'~il1.’ l""‘ c.:i:-iil'.'t"" . I h ti it

particulars apply to 1 1 ,lil ‘

or S'a|e

and lot near railway in Souris occupied by.Edward Ch_i¥i°1'0

easy 11'.; ‘

round about them that tear him and de- livereth them.-Psalm 31. 7.

iioiii-; itEADiNGs. `

Gracious invitations- Hosea 1-1.

Z

1-9. Tu. Daniel in Bnb§lon.-Dan. 1. 8.-21 W. The bandwritting on the wall.- Dan. . `

5. 17-31.

'1`h~ Daniel _in the den of lions.-~l)au.

6 10-23. The new heart .-Ezek- 36. 25-36

5. Returning from captivity.-Ezra 1. Su. Encouraging the builders. Hag.-2.

1-9

F.

1. Recall the titles and Golden Texts

of the lesson. _

2. Name one important teaching of

each lesson.

3. Give the names of some of the

chief persons of the lessons. _ » _

4. Name the visions, and glvo the

main lesson each teaches.

» aiiulisrs-

~3°‘\1`¥*" "'délive`re`d them that feared him.

5. State the various kinds of aflliction

of God‘s people mentioned in the lesson.

6. Show how "the angel of the Lord”

, _

i,_

on Wednesday, the 27th dev .of Sept;

room and Kitchen Furniture.

Thro th Blam' on th ' Stom:gh,;n’I'he°iRea.l .Seat oi’

¥rhoul1i‘l‘e is thgt gntestlipesi

e rmane ure .

_Chase’s Kidney-Liver Plllsl

It is an dd idea bag since exploded/that

digestion is confined tdihe stomach. N9 modem scientist denies that by far the greater part of digestion and the more diflicnlt part takes place ia_t_he intstinea. This explains why dyspepsia is never cured p_re- parations which merely aid stomach digestion and act only on the stomach. _ _

Thisfaet also explains vlhy Dr. Chase s Kid-

ney~Live.i' Pills havebeen so remarkably suc- cessful as is cure for the worst forms of dyspep- sie. and indigestion. _ _

Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills act dl'¢¢il!

on the kidneys. liver and bowels. 8-hd EW* MW tone and vigor to the intestines, main (hem able to perform _their work of digesting the substances on which the stomach has no effect. _

Stomach treatment may do well enough for still' di ' nuif h hw 1

ig in gestion, t you _ave C DIC n. digestion or dyspepsia of a. serious nature you can profit by the experience of scores of thou-

sands who have permanentlyliured by using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver ills. One ill a dose, a5c. a box. at all dealers. or Edmanson. Bates & C0.. T0Y0°i0-

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SFPTEMHER 2-L. -_g ` I

The angelG’;iADi(;li\eTIEil<>r1`d encampeth _ I

I am instruct;-fl to sell by auction at ‘l

the house latelv cccupied by W. D McKay. corner Prince and Euston Sts.,

inst.. commencing at 11 c°clcck a. ni.

All his household eH<cts,comprising: » Parlor, Dining-room, Hall, Bed-

sspt. 20, aid _ ` ‘5‘

1 ~ _ . ` .A. E. Anssiuutr. H. il. Mciceiizls. $1.00 W_F_H_ CARVELL B_A_ l||i3E||lUl.l 'Xt MDKENUE I

Bam”er_a,_,_’aw_ ’ I Barrlslers- Solicitors. etc 1 Phlilslhll CORSET C0., i

FUR SME BY AUCTIUN. JAMES PATQN & CO '

21-Seod .

Office in the New Prowse Block, first.

_ door to the right,up stairs. 1 -tell him to show you

No reserve. Terms cash, i

i-it.BEA1Rsro, ` S . 306_

` '~Auctioneor. inr' A R '_ no at

And Tkotl euredslhstay §'$i.fs‘§'§ii knimpim

¢¢Sl`lmolhl3&r3@pnge

_ SOME FACTS, _ “

A well dressed man or boy respects

himself and commands the respect of others. Dressed in Shorey’s Cloth- ing‘he looks and feels that he is well A dressed, which makes him feel twice the man that he would in an ill made and badly fitting suit of clothes.

You may be told that some other

make of clothing is just* as good as Shorey’s/, but-'do not allow yourself to be fooled because some one wants to make an extra profit out of you. ~ Ask for and see that you get Shorey’s clothing, and take no other.

We enclose you a. copy of the guar-

antee card which is put in the pockets cf all our garments. If you do not find this in the pockets of cloth- ing showu you, you are not looking at Shorey’s goods. No other maker of ready to wear clothing in Canaria,

will give a. guarantee of workmanshiip with their goods. We hope you wi 1

'emembei these points and make use of them when buying.

We are, yours very truly,

P s~U1\1r1\Tv:s.1DE"" '

DENTISTRY'

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A number of small _Eng lish Upright Pianos, good order._ Make splendid practice instruments--cost

s when new $350, 'now $40

A-_._ Great--A s ' f0pportu_nity»-»

A German Concert, grand piano, good order, suitable for Hall or Lodge Room, cost. when new $800, our clearance price,

cost when new 95800, in splendid condition now $I75- Medium size, grand piano in Rosewood. fine order, first cost- $600-now Call and see them at

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Grand Piano, American