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Luke S-ii.

"In the morning sow thy seed, and in thc evening withold not thyliaxid."

Eccl ii~6.

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" oii/iivlé iEAcu|NG

(Sermon by Rev. \Vui. Dobson.)

Tcvt -John, chuplcr one, vcrse, eleven

ic( nn no It seenistouie, brethren, that there i so much ofthe unknown about all of us vhnt we scarcely ever dare venture to sn iust what we should do under new con ditions. For instance, very fcw of us fin( much riifliculty in appreciating tho ex

liosc qualities be moral, such as goodncs and mercy, righteousness and holiness

such. We grow eloquent in descrlbiu them. But it is quite another thing who t-hcsc abstract qualities :irc brought dow »ut of the clouds and translated int 1-veryday lifc and action. so that they iiv ind brcntlie among us. The man who ' lui-inp; enough to do this, wc qcncrall look upon as purely sciitiniental an vlightly louchcd with hypocrisy. Strung ‘low the new conditions l\a\'c changed ou »pinions,-cven goodness and holiness fo us have lost their chnrnis. 'l‘his howeve is not peculiar to our day and generation

liizlit us to sct forth before thc worlrl ili

cnthusiusni, “Holiness hclongeth unt l‘hec 0 God, riglitcousncss und _iurignicn are the hnbitutions of Thy throne." Bu when those attributes bccunie incarnatc in human nature, and lived and breathe

for them. \Vhcn they cast out dcvils the were dcinonic-ul, when tl`-cy opened th

. . \

Till; gi'e1\ll-:St 1L(ll1C!ll10U3l EVelll cycs ofa man who was horn blind, the

along Agrictiltiiral Lines ever held in the lllaritinie Provinces.

lixliibitioii of Dairy Cows. Leciiii',-sfacli cvcn-ng by some

_ _ Icw, hecuusc for two thousand years li

vcllcncy of abstract qualities, especially if

\\'c seldom weary in singing the praises of

Nothing gave thc Jew such supreme de

vi-re sinful. “lic custcth out devils x.ln~ough Iicclzcbub the prince of devils"

Let Your Highest Duty be to do __ What You _Believe to be Right

` This is the Only Way to Arrest the Unrespohslveness of the Human Heart and the Hardening Influence of Sin upon the Soul-He Came Unto His Own and His Own Received Him Not.

._--¢__.li.

llc would be simply out classed. Thous- ands of Grccks, Nowton`i- superior in in-

lic cnrnc unto His own, und His own re: tenant' had seen “mmlsl mn hgforc Newmn uc! _ I H. t_ was born, but they sal( nothing to thaui-

S I suppose kettles had boiled before \Vatts

was born, but his was t-he first responsive soul they had over touched, and as it re-

y suit we have to-duy the whole philosophy

_ ofsteani. Go to the scliool-teachers and

ask them why they do not put Shukcs-

' spearc into the hands of your six-your old

child. Thcy teilyou, and tell you truly,

S that Shakespeare can say nothing: to hiiii~

“Oh well" you say “there is not u lcttcr in Shakespeare that is not found in every

E primer." True, but Shukcspearels dealing

wltha realm of thought that iles above

Z t-hedcvelupuicnt of the child, and until

i.hc child has rcnched ii certain intellec-

&; tual devclopmcnt, Shakespeare can say

nothing' to lnm. N0 sane man will

5' put George Elliott’s philosophic novels

in the hands of a twelve years old

e' 'rt ii ua -it uri hi.~ -had nl

r gl 0 lil \\il U l 's C LS

dcvelopcd. Gcorgc Elliott has nothing to

l` . __ say to a twelve year old girl. Ask tin-

toacher, if you will, another curious qucs

'_ tion. “Suppose tlicrc should be an arrest-

of lntcllcctuul dcvclopinciit in my child ai

“ul fr--i--iii ---

attribiitcs ofhisilod. llc could sny will cngeo '“L VL’ um( lc "HJ um

L pi-chcnrl Slialccspcarc or (lcorgc t_ Elliott T' "No," tlic teacher will __ reply, “lic can never understand

d thcni. The child may read them. and

_I commit tlicni to nicmory, but to under-

_;Zl in ],__l___u____ the hw had _imply no vlqcc stnnrl th:-in, he never c:\n_~. 11-licse hooks

_. , . _ _

y have nothing to say to a child. Evcry 0 teacher knows this. il.`s part of his train- y ing to know it. What is true of the in-

tellect, is tijuc of thc moral und splrit'uu` natures. Tliut wh‘ci\ lies fur nhovc:thc

I; moral and spiritual ilcvclopnicnt of thc

soul, can say nothing to it. To bc respon-

e dwarfed, that the cthlcs of the Sermon on e t-he Mount have nothing: to say to it. His

\ \ ‘ I ll /

P,._\c\iCa1 DC,,,,)nh-tratiol, of ‘ l and they told the nnin who hal b :cn boi'

l\laiket Requir.-incnts for all Meat ll f_l;°i_fl_L:r5;in'_'f;__f.?" sive to truth, the soul must be developed. Pio;ii‘.Ci.<. l re"_m,knb,uh0v___evcl__;“ we pmt; of mg A man muy have his moral nature so

ll/ & `

/ _ / had been taught by law and prophet, typ

Ol lllt: best l.l\'t‘. Sl0Ck Alltii0l'lllt:d / ind sliadow, that it wus possible for God sDi"lt‘“"] n“"“m "my he so undeveloped'

of Iinrope :.n<l Canada giiing Lire ~"--f/it ' to dwcll with mon upon thc carlh, and t

R-lilway Rates: 1'. Ii. Islnii

that Christ I-Iimsclf luis nothing to say il.

whole cconomy of God cun say nothing to

/ -» ~

_ , . . _ - ! ~ , _ - _ ` It scrcms strange indccd that Jesus of 5-, k 1Ld,,C_1,_ U m “S his-I fo,-,,,_ X / uiaiiifcst thcsc at rihutcs among men ln _ _ _ _

1 _ _ \ QA _ / __\_____y _,ay me Yet “ml “ll mm tmim Nn/.urctli,tl\iit\.l\c Holy Spirit, that the

l, ' s\

Railway ( nt-lfare; Charlottetown

Steam Nuiigation Co., gill oo fron

l ` .- / lug, when tiicrfuilnoss of time was come

\_f ` f and this incui-nation bccauic n fact of ii § mg," tory, the best thing the Ji-\v had for

,Si him, and to know that the fault lies not

it in God but in thc unreccptlveness of the

and over us, and knocking at thc door of

fllhm' Cl‘»'lflUli€|‘i\Vll 01' Sllllllllf Y* i "’l;~;~"‘i'lf-"""' % \\'a.~l a ltoman cross. “lic camo unto ills humlm s°“]’ wl'il"" and is “H “mund “S m millii §f{"‘ '

U *_--i~ll|, nl”-ff-’“"’”' f '- ~ -..'- ' "

side with l<`.'ec Return Provnliii

_ _ _ is .iv UM . ~ ~

tlic licars are Running ; lroin Point MAKES YOUR CAKES um". liow are wc lu unilurstluul this il-ony o

history this seeiningly unparallclcii iictio

an n, ninl [lin own itcciiod llnn noi

dn t li- nc to Ainlic-i‘~t and Ketiiiu MAKES YOUR 5|scu|-|-S Lmh-|-_ ~ .

7f>i: ; from Picton to Amherst vin MAKES VOUR BUNS LIGHT. "“ ‘l“’l"“`° °l (l°‘l'° °"°~“"‘ l“`°i"“’ O" i

Oxmrd Bmlrh QI 35 and Via Truro MAKES yum! LABOR |_|q|.n-_ ,thcrc any explanation! Let us try.

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Make or carriage more comfortable to ride in. Worth their cout In the wear and iear they eeve. Lane ae long ee iron rlrne on all ordin-

ary roads.

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TOIONTO

IT Nl! llmwllal. VAIICGUVII Wmp|y_

MAKE5 y0UR ExpEN5E5 |_|q|.|-|-_ bouic tnnc ago I was listening to

0|-def fg-gm yu" G;-q¢;¢,_ fricncl discussing` thc diflcrcnt nicthod

0 ~ i ill.leAl-S ltl

mmoye( ,y M “R0 axon um __lt_ tlwologiuiitelisus tluitthc prlncipalcnusc

l"ren|.h, when criticising: ii work of u

thc Anglo~Suxon, thc fuuit is sought

____________ ____ thc work itself, and hc says broadly “Th

thing is no ltood." The Frenchman wit

`l»cl\fui1lt anywhere lt must hc in t

hand, assuinen thc possibility of thc fau

‘ -V -~- - ---ll--~ lying in himself. “It says nothing to me.`

’i‘ukc un illustration if you will. Suppos

__ » _ the organist to coinc down to tlic rail o

'____ tho choir gallery, and upon this vnrnishec

, .' o'ik,fln5;cr one of Bcctliovt-.n's symphonies,

I hlstcnl \Vc can hcnr nothing but mono-

tonous tapping on a piccc of wood. Ther _ _

it _ is nothing in it. Let lilm turn now to the c°3crcw’_ whyl ‘lm cr" sms of g°°d"eB8

r , organ. The bellows are full. Let him an m"_'“y' nn" 'mg' at L 9 l'h°““hl‘ of - _.,'L‘;'7` sivucp the keys of thc organ with thc

_ /1 ‘ ,' _ same fingering. The clnircli is fllicri, and

"._ “ _'~ the music swoops ovcr our souls likc thc

'/_.1 //_"__ " roll of thunder. This scttlcs one tiling

) .I forus. '1‘hc fuultis not in thc organist,

nut ln the non-responsiveness of th

y;f> choir rail, but hc could pour his wholr-

-mul through thc rcsponslvc instrument

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.-f .1--1 .-"""f`\.. ~ undwus coniiitioncilonl b thc iosslblli l..».» _,,» _ /f _ ,.._. - 1 Y Y l |.IK'.| -.tif /Z " __ tics of the organ. There is pructlcul

' ' " philosophy in thc F|'cnohinan's stiitciiivnl.

“it says nothing to mc.7' Whcn you ox-‘

tend this illustration, thc prlnclplc is vcr

< 4 A ' l -my nothing to ua. Destroy thc ucoutic

0, I ucrvc. and for us thcrc is no such thing us

-"L , ~\ound. The sun shone, though it found

no response in us. The wnvcs roared on’

and tho thunder crashed but thc said

. Y

nothing to us. Or try it aiznln If you will

. _ ' lt las le-one a proverb that the great

§;y//.Z1/agp illsc|_ovei:ieLa‘oftlic Dust-, have not bccn so _

much sought as stumbled upon. I sup

six millions for aught I know, gravity

saw an npplc fall. lie was the first ro

found ln him a responsive soul, into which

they could pour their secret. It was not A question of intellect with Newton, for

ith all due deference to everybody you

‘ inutcrial on which hc brouglit his genius

" ~-- ' to hcnr. Ile could say notlilng to the

/, ‘p _ plied to thc cvcry day nflhirs of lifc. l

______ _`____ _‘_ _ I 0 _ shut my cycs, thc light of thcso lamps can

\___ \___ _\,___ ---_ l O / say nothing lo inc. Destroy thc optic ' ‘ ` ` | , ncrvc,1\n<| thcllglit rays of thc sun can

pose for six thousand years, or perhaps

and all that it moans to us, has been the game ns it is today; but for all these ages lt said nothing to the human race, lt never found a responsive soul. One day an

Enizllshmnii, lying under an apple-tree. _ A andeoaldbegiveaee-

f tlichcart for admission, the soul may hc n`in such an unrlevclopcd and unrcccptive S state that tloll can say nothin): to it. "llc

caiuc unto llis own, and llis own rcccivcd

u Him not." __ Now thc next tiiiniz I want us to study __ is the ciiusc offthls unrcsponslvcncss. The

'rORONT0.0N`l‘. H. |_hemu___ic or p__h_u__g' does not _,lense is chit-Ily unbelief und the hardening in-

iu iluencf s of sin upon the soul. llns is doubt-

. , ~ _ ‘_

___ less tiuc, nnrl perhaps explains it, bu

‘__ our whole beings. We know that it is __ possible to have thc intcilcctuul dcvclop-

l°_ ment nrrci-ited. Thcrc arethousaiids of B men and women to-duy, fullgrown, to ,___ whom Shakc1<pc.“.i°c can suynolliing.Itisno

sccrst that tho mus‘ciil powers ofltlie soul

. that nothing hut the most common-place

E music can appeal to it, and so it is possible f for thc moral miilsplrltuul natures to be I urrestcrl, so that not hinir but ihc common

placc of (lliristiiinity appeals to ilu-in. This is why wc can so appreciate iiimtrlicl

c qualities, while wc despise tin.-in in thc

translating them into every dny life. But evcn those of us who do profess to he rc- sponsivc, how little ol' (iorl`s word says anything to us. (hir souls .-iclrloni rcspoiul to those niiglily calls to “lay aside every weight and thc sin that doth so easily hc- sct us, looking unto Jesus who is tho author and finisher of our faith." It is thc nomresponslvcness to thcsc calls that makes all the difference bctwecn the lives

' of adohn and Paul and those ofluslwho _ have our names upon the church roll hut

have no consciousness of thc power of God in thc soul. God`s suniiirht isjust thc snnic when shining upon Ar|ibia`s desert

__impk__ ‘ve nn un_h____sUmd "_ when _“Z as it is upon thc most highly cultivated

Con tinucd on page Il.

_il.____, ,___

Cured her I°`ather’e Drunkenneee by a. Simple Remedy.

leveelerleaertrenaerulurfsgreve. hee

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1 ee. when thing:

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/_ . ' _ v‘ levfhyetyeuoffereif ‘- Ur’ e free eemple treat- » .i ment end that the

-» remedywal teeteieee

cretiy. ldetermineil to i an have

sponsivo soul to whom nnturc could cver ' ‘- " been gzdgeudi? d

, eince. The fiiiltree ran?

speak us touching her harmonies. What was the rcaulti Nature at onco fell into harmony with eternal law. Ncwtonncither made gravity or the universe, but they

hi li cured him, and I :ri gleaeedl pntomm ‘=eM.oever'n' \°‘l¢|l¢l Whkw. How “Ham the! I Fatheryziyeufget he 18:" w driakleq of his mm eeaonf.” V'

M an _pamphlet glvlogfnll

per calore, teetimoniele

and price not in plain sealed euvel°t‘0- CW' rupondence eeeredl conldentiel iildreeei

i W - -

' ' ' _ THB BAMAIUA 'REMRDY C0.. 9' Drill

0.B¢.81§tl?_§;ntP_ '___ L Rnuwnl 4” -must not compare the Englishman in- ¢mmb,,,,_J°,dms¢__T°,°“w c.,“,u_J

thiglrlattetown. lellectualiy with the Grecian Arlatoti ll W-Uf

h when you ask the biologist for the cause

of this unrcsponslvcness, he says it is u

._ .,. z`,.,,._ -_~| ., I ._. - atrurrinslglit says “it says norliiniz to _ _ __ _

_ ____ ___ ,_ , __E';j,._¢_<__-_Q..,A ___c_..Su_mL_sI_ing “HIL me funn mmm no cnsc of inrtstcd moial unri spiiitunl dc- : 'i 5 9 xg? z -1 ' _ . ni himself. \Viniic\'ci' clse this may il~ v°l°p"wm"“nd he Npmmls this mw ov"

.\t ii. snnin :nl\li'0>:s, siiicn lfilll. AlS0 l"~"l~Y`“t°1 ll' ce1'i"l"l-V l"`l"i¢5 °“if the eh" \~_______il_q_ _._-____ 1 S,__m____,_ Prim cmd out, uclcristics of thc two races, for it is th iw \\'lii\f\l"ii-i"i'-l lictfcrs dw. \Vx'iin mal' ‘hmm that’ dlwms upon an Ang "` _ ' ' ' " ` , ’ , Saxon that he could bc ut fault. If ther

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' l l ' l‘ " ~‘ ' ` ‘ U" " orhcr n a.-i. The I<rvnchinan, onthe olhe _ _

"_ may bclirrcstccl in their <lcvclopni|~.nt, so

umlumiiwnmammtmmwdw

I thousand circulation asitdoexfnoPlP¢*'°u

You who read this PIP" Pf°5¢5lY 1 as

circulation.

Butw¢,b¢f¢¢¢w¢bqy3pg,¢¢i1\ff,Wlllf t0 k§U‘p“f3* °!

all, how many people read it

ifuumhkwonhfihytimaumucntomwhlwflgl

people read this“ad" :sto have gi-

Now the hidden things in shoes an IS iD’lP°¢f*°¢ N .@

as the hidden ' tion of a n¢WSP4P¢* is f° “"

circula ,

You should look under the polished finish of _the shoefor

itsrealmerit.

the Factory that m there is in them.

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ship has been sligl1t¢d,for “economy” S3ll¢, in fb vital but unseen parts of tl1¢ S1108-

' ._-The Makers alone know what service, comfort

'and shape. retention there is in evefY Palfr and ‘h°7 ‘

alone can be held responsibk fm: ¢¢5'~‘ltS°

trolled by the Makers are “ The Slater Shoes."

f`ff__ :#5

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$3.50 or $5.00.»

GOODYEAR PROCESS

€-_- .

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Or, you should have the responsible guaraniw Of

ade them, as to the actual value

No retailer, however honest, can tell what kind Of

leather is hidden under the finish of the sole or uPP¢f-

* Nor can he tell how far the expensive Workman-

The only shoes in Canada which are priwfcon-

‘ Stamped on the liningb h3§d¢

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found the slate-frame

t z a d e m a r k with the Makers’ retail valuation

Slater Shoe

Pursuit niiuscioa ' Ann shimmer.

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calls promptly attended to

gxity hour of the day 0,-

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Pnufisslnlll nuns

F c wizsu-;Y c.,_

DESIGNERS. ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS,

St. John, N. B.

E. B. WILLIAMS

Barrister. Solicitor and Notary. ` ,

AFTEK lannaui' :nd

OFFICE-HOLMAN BUlLDlNf‘

Next door to Royal Bank, Water Si’ summmide. ivionav To Loan. '

I. AUGUSTUS BEN ILEV

Bag-|-ister and Attorney

OFFICE: Upstairs Brace Brick liuilduu;

scmmnasiniz. P. E. i. i.:,<.:.i.i:..Y..?..<1..1-.2>r.1.“..:=.f:,.i_°‘-‘ -f

3 tts and w tl Doo :list

Arthur J. B. Mcllisl1,B.A.

(HaRvARD.)

lARR|S'l`ER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Cor. Queen und iiichmond Sis.. t‘ll‘to\vu. Telephone, House 7.58. Ofilcc -I8.

8~10 tts and w l

W. l.0.H0liSON, K. C.. C. GAVAN DUFFY

Morson 6: Duffy

Barristers and Attorneys.

Brown's Iilock. Chin-lottcl.o\\'n, l’. li. _ AEON EY' T() LGAN'

adSo&citors for ltoyul Bank of <‘uuu|lu.

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llllllll REWI-llill

_ Re;ent investigations have disclosed the fac that unscrupulous handlers of flour are endeavoring

io take advantage of the great popularity of Ogllvie’

“Royal _I-I;»usehold" Flour by refilling, with cheap

inferior Hour, the bags and ‘barrels bearing th

Ogilvie Brand, and selling it as the genuine article.

In order to bring the guilty parties to justic

we offer the f dlowing reward:

E. 0. BR()V\/N

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

_ lic, &c.

Ol' FICES!-O Halloi-an Building. Grunt

liaorga Street next Bank of Nova Scu '.,'h.n\i- lotto wn. P. E. Island.

5--L5 W ti'

Joiin A. M/iriiiicson, K. 0. Euan A. MAcnoN.u.o.l

Mathlcson & Macdonald

QBARRISTFIIES, SOl.l(‘l'l'iillf’l. N0'l‘1lR|l¢s PUni.i'J, kc.

Cliilrlotteiiowii, Prince lililwaid l~l;n ii

Branch Office, Goorgotowii, 1”. lil. Ii-land.

il-ll) dw 3 mos

mi-===

R. .l0llN LEDWELL, lli.D

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET. Opposite St. ]oseph’s Couvciit.

HOURS-Until io o’cloclr a. ni., i io p. m.,7to8p. ni. 12-611W!

REWARD.

The Ogilvic Flour Mills Co., Ltd., will pay Oige Thous-

and Uollfirs (ii ooo.oo) for such evidence as will result in the conviction of any person, persons, firms or corporations who may be refilling their bags or barrels with flour of other manufacture and selling the same as flour manufactured by the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.

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dgilvic Flour Mills C0.,

Ltd, Montreal.

ii-d 22, 23, 25

Fire lnsuranc

Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, G. B. Sun Fire Oiiices of London.

Phoenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn.

Combined Assets $ico,ooo,ooo. Lowest rates and prompt settlement of losses.

JOHN MACEACHERN,

9-23 <1 fs 3m Agent.

*'f- -- if ~ ' _mg

CH OOSE THE BEST

- The Tobacco Epicure who dose not ale the l-IICKEY TWIST. PEARL OR RUBY

tha 3:1 never derived that reel enioyman which iehfe. They ere the lane of the

FINE CUT IIIXTUBBB IN I AND l POUND TINS. _

H ICK EY l & _ NlCl‘l0l.SON»

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Mclluanie 8|. Arsenaull

Barristers, Solicitors, etc,

SUMMERSIDE. P. E. 1. _ _

Offices--Royal Bank of Canada building.

NE L McQUARRIE. K. C.

E. ARSENAUI/l`.

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uiumronq snos.

Produce Commission l'ie'chunts

MUMl"0Rl)`S lilllld\I\'(i. Q

Anovtu sr., nAi.u=Ax, _N_ -_

EPors¢};i|\iuti»c|\t_l_i>|i ;::i'ci_|_io\tlu-.s;\lm_<\i I\l|i|l\<_~_|'.

, o , ou ry, <1-u , agua -.~.\ -

¥’¥'Yincurl?iif’ salon ruiultlod pi'u||_rpll_i'. .\l.n' ket pri(-us sent on application. t o||.~u:I»I'I\"ll` 89||c{wd_ I Inillvr

D. Mcillcdn. K. C. \V. E. iii-:.\“ri.|:\'

McLeod (dt Bentley.

Burristors and Att0i'i|cy»<-al.-luiv

Bolicitors for the Dunk of Nova .\'<~ul i-L

Money boloun. Oiririoics-I-iaiik of Nova Sr-otlu ('l»=uu||.-l . ' ll-Bd twwiyr. (,‘liurlullvlnwn.

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GEO. S. lNMAN| Qarrlsler, Solicitor, Nofary, eff-

Mnnuy in lonn. (lollcctloiui inadc. Otilcc, Monlmnio l’. E. l. _

SM/\LL\VO0D, (`i. R. Barrister and {\_l_lf‘:`_‘_'_‘;_‘;

at-Law. Notary l’ul»llr-, on-... U|"“ < ‘ _

cron Block, lately occupied by l<`. I.. llu~/.ni

K.(l., North SidoQuoon Bqiinro. l\lniu~)'\“l"*"‘ €_T_'-1--*‘

A, A, M9155", `K_C, llounlil .\i|-l\'innon

McLEAN 5 McKINNO J.

liuri'l\!tors. Attnriioyu-at-l.u._\\'. Brown's Blocir. Ulinr oltotuun-

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W. F . ll.Carvell, B .A

Banlstar, Sollcllor. llolary. alc-

Ooniminnloiiei for proving: floods for 1-<~iri~| ‘l"~

y_ ]\1,(', A. ll|i|_l|llnl-I

Tglophgne N0_ Wl,} (7li||.i'loilr‘lo\\ II-

Money to loen.

Cape Breton Ads

ROSS &` ROSS» i'§»l'i'i.`>f.ill».°_’

il0l¢0llI~iltrl|Ii|t Una or from lJ\1i|“ll‘ll ”' ‘ Block, llydney. C-_T_7- _ H lluoil loee, l..i.. n. novnnn s.aoi».=._ M. '»-_*yi _ as L udnuu _ & C"-

CVDNEY» C. F.

-General Commission l'l¢rchant_1_1_ Ielead Produce handled ou enum

IGI!!

'rebecca llgnuientnrere Queen Bt. Charlottetown, Rl. Mend. Promdpt retume made

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