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Monica Williams, looking out as from a ‘ 5 Z private box atall that was being enacted | before them. The growing friendship of the three | families, the engagement of Harold Den- | ; yer with Clara Walker, the engagement | Th WILL CURE H : Sore Throat, ~. Hoarseness, widow exercised over the doctor, the e | aye Pe g

of Charles Westmacott with her sister, . the | Lameness, Frost Bites, preposterous behavior of the Walker The Leading Paper of P. E. Island.

the dangerous fascination which the girls and the unhappiness which they Influenza, Soreness,

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‘ al chase young spon Harold's knee the elder, a frown or a shrug fort F E : d ( | { * - Wash ay eon owe th cael pounds!” he gasped. elders. Every night they talked over arac g, : ln 128 all cu ad 100. ee ee

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. . . “Ah, but mother is not the only rick | what they had seen, and their own dull, Chilblains one. Look at this!” And the admira)| uneventful life took a warmth and a col- ’

unfolded his check and placed it upon the} oring from their neighbors, as a blan} Sore Eyes, i

Face Ache, other knee wall reflects a beacon fire. . ‘' ld gazed from one to the other iu And now it was destined that they inflammations, ane citeoee: Hemorrhages.

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Clara’s doing. Oh, dad, we cannot take} made her sit up with a thrill and a gasp. “Bertha,” said she, plucking at the keep. We not only sell at honorable.’ shoulder of her sister, ‘‘I have left the “

“No, boy. Iam glad you think so. It] front window open.”

BY USING is something, however, to have proved *‘No, Monica, surely not.” Bertha sat

| h i, for a real good friend he is, up also and thrilled in sympathy.

SOAP | sn fin for a i ; . y » brought it in, though “I am sure of it. You remember I had

was he wh lara sent him But this other money forgotten to water the pots, and then 1 will be enough to cover everything, and | opened the window, and Jane called me ’ : : ’ 2 about the jam, and Ihave never been in Hay ing a large stock of the above Farm Implements on C “Your There did yo ince.” ' : os { : Bai - a = = ows? Wie a gong ee — oe hand, and wishing to close them out this season, for the next aa: “*Cr00K acious, Mo . rcy ° ‘ ‘ . : . : ip | “Tut, tat! See what it is to have a] ghat we od not been murdered in our | two months I will sell them for 12 bushels of good White DON'T ae — wen | city. mam to deel an o _— beds. There was a house broken into at | Russian Wheat, delivered at Charlottetown. Parties sending — airly earned, and that is enough:” ‘ : : ~—D nog tad!” Har ld oquec zed hie ie i Shall wegodown | Wheat by train will have Bags returned with Crusher.

ee Old Gada aria ¢ i b < ? : e js : z gnarled hand. ‘ And you, mother! You “I dare not go down alone, dear, but Extra Rings for the. above always on hand. have lifted the trouble from my heart. I | j¢ you will come with me. Put on your

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That is why -- money.” Majesty’s Supreme Court of Judicature, at | CL es eee cr " wid F ¢ alt l : Grateful — Comterting. “He has sold his pension,” cried Harold pido $ Lg wl hey,! - ghiocwnd 7 EVERYBODY WEARS with his hands to Ins face. ‘‘My dear ol oT oe a on ee s’s C dad bas sold his salina vs ie ae property of the said John Martin all his POROUS Dp In STORE. +S ps ocoa. from the room and ben t wildly into the right, title and interest in and to the fo-] Alb WATERPROOF RAN B RU BBERS a 2 BREAKFAST—SUPPER weeence of his parents once more. “I lowing property, namely, all that tract, GARMENTS, a 3,500 Bags Liverpool Salt, é : VPs AS ; uty, 3 ace ilies Oe ‘ the ” , ried - “Bet. | Piece or parcel of Jand situate, lying and 320 * Fishery r . “Ry therough kno ledge of he oi. ann 2 3 ,~ 1a oT, ‘ried, at- : “et . a * os . . . . e ° a c. . > s oe i oath aoe ‘ . ay beliduniey tian thet. Gnk nd anges Data, in on _ hip Banaee Everybody wears them, i They give perfect satisfaction in fit, style and finish a Turk’s Island ge po onal ral ie hich gove the rations o ; Ht y-five, in Kings, County, in Prince . $ re " . * wncrushe¢ ; . ; digestion and nutrition, and by a careful Ty known your plan. We must have Edward Island, bounded and deacribed as ALWAYS ASK FOR and it has become a by -word that : PEAKE BROS. & CO. t spplication of the properties of well-select-| back the pension. Oh, mother, mother, | follows :—On the North by land lately ‘ “GranBy Ruppers wear like iron.” jan2 ( Mr how could think -aps : a Ua , Mr. Epps has provided for our} © : ’ any : : sold to Jonathan Matheson ; on 8 ° ° is 6 coa, Mr. Epps has provided fer yw could you think me capable of such ld to J han Math the East C RIGBY + breakfast and supper @ delicately flavored selfishness? Give me the check, dad, and | by land now or formerly in possession of December 26, 1893—tu thu sat ' ee eee $ 4 beverage whi © may save us many heavy ] will see this man tonight, for I would Daniel Nicholson ; On the South bv land - ; — —=— a $$$ $V os S ot FOSTER & SON, ‘ ¥ ; doctors bills. It is by the judicious use of | sooner die like a dogin the ditch than | now or formerly in possession of Alexan Mid i i ; e such at les of diet that a constitution | touch « penny of this money.” der McLeod; and on the West by the Cum- PY) i ‘ ‘| ly Manufacturers of Wire Nails, may be gradually built up until strong ans ~ berland road, containing one humdred H Mus Hieh . . . To; : encugh to ppc ie tend icy to disease. CHAPTER XVI, acres of land, a little more or less. And i ‘) AD Steel and fron cut Nails and - * eee a shail a A MIDNIGHT VISITOR, I do hereby give Public Notice that I will leah Spikes, L acks, Brads, Shoe Ee around us ready to attack wherever there . Ahi on Friday, the Tenth day of August next We i 1s Fiat ‘3 is a weak point. We may escape many a ake dlls tan teenie A. D. 1894, at the hour of Twelve ane Nails, 11 Ja Nails, &e fatai shaft by keeping ourselves we ont , ; i Dg p « ‘ ° : a rs | ‘ N i vy pure Diogo ! i roperly nouris ra ( y ge ‘ s . j ed frame.”—Civil Service Gazette ee a love and i humor and Seiten en ald oh ey, ns ie lee 4 ’ 4 Made simply w wiline water or milk ears and lights and shadows were so j . ° : ? Wi A H iy 4 a awen(x) F EF a l ea . _ i! mpl} with . ling water : milk. swiftly succeeding each other, and while thereof as will satisfy the levy marked on ay U/ Ue Wh a Ax) arm or a e. : yd only in packets, Ly Grocers, labelled a . the said writ, being Six Hundred and ra Ww . 3 e‘,ue these three families, drifted together b aks : "8 : e are 1Vin in — ere. i “Ea Eppa ‘ fate, wero shapit a S oth na E -OY twenty-nine dollars, and interest on Five : of d THE subacriber offers for sale his farm Bi JAMES EPPS & CO., Homecepathic » were ping each other's destinies | Hundred and twenty-six dollars, from the (ae eee

/ above line of goods, aS we have a large on the Mount Edward Road, about one

mile and a half from the city, well and favorably known as the “Welsh Farm.’ The farm consists of sixty acres, and con tains a good Dwelling House aud five Outbuildings, all in good condition. There is also a good orchard in connection. Terms easy. Apply to

C, BENOIT,

Water Street

Chemists, London, En-iand. and working out in their own fashion | yp: : 02 4: : io aie tric 4 Fifteenth day of July, A. D. 1893, till paid ae es 10 strange, intricate ends of human | 4¢ tie rate of Seven per cent., per annum,

STAMPS WANT ED. ee en oo besides sheriff’s fees and all incidental ex- Mrs. _DeWet—* There, Reginald, are | Mrs. Uptodate—* Dear me, what a a 7 & © per- | penses. those Rigby Waterproofs I have been tell- | sicht those DeWets are, out on the streets

stock on hand.

formance, and which were keenly crit- DANIEL A. McINNIS j ; Yan’ : 4 : OLD C lian, United S , sat saa ANTE A. MCINNIS, ing you about. Can’t yon seé how stylish la day like this without Rigby Garments. anadian, United States’ and other! icai of every actor on it. Across the road Sheriff. | and comfortable they ‘ook ?—and they are | It takes some people a lifetime to learn

ata s used 25 to 40 year: ; . a at e CG G JURY ps, as usec ) years ago. For beyond the green palings and the close } Sheriff’s Office, King’s County, just lovely for winter weather. You al | how to be comfortable. Just think how ° e 9 j

many pay $1 to $5 each. cro il a : 1 ie es : : > . ) . pped lawn, behind the curtains of February ‘nd, 1894 yays Ww ll everybody eise > W re used to swel hose horrid Rubbe ware j GEORGE Lt > ; y -nd,- . ways wait till everybody else in the world , we used to swelter in those horrid Rubber § o's we 346 Rpedios ae - aaa their creeper framed windows, sat the | A. A, McLean, Plaintiffs Attorney. adopts a new thing before you will believe | Waterproofs, and such smelling things.” North ide of Queen 84 ’ Opposite the Post Office ’ , two cll ladies, Miss Bertha and Miss dy ex, 3in f in it, We really must have them at once.” decl9—t t 5 Charlottetown, January 4, 1894—dy & wky

July 3, 1893.