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“VIEW QUESTIONS' nd.” Idgrhcfreefiiinaftgation vena: :ii liter you for,

Lesson I. and II. present scenes from e1:if¢_>l1;g: ftgialggaklgéltflré 1 _____*‘F 2222233 g’n%T:e:“n5;':n?;:

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lbmized and satisfactory accouirt'§`alea, Market and Fulton National Bank, _ will be revelations to you. Our .place or any wholesale dealer in the busi-

oqbuainese ia the finest in the city. ness. _jp-.§>Send for our"C\i»tom’s arin on Fish" Booklet, containing valuable

rmation for Fishermen. - `

I I8 Fulto°r\*'l`ill\ Market. NEW YORK. v . --gr I--`-:iss--s`-1 f 1

undertake and what.did he accomplish? ' .

By what Persian kink was the famous ` ` edict permitting the return ot the Jews to _ - ` L

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Ulsters and 1

made by

H. Shorcy&Co.,Montrcal,

who by their long experience ln ready-made clothing, are able

‘ to ploduce the bfs: garments, that are manufactured today.

See the Shorey Blizzard Resister Ulster. 1I1Hd¢

from pure wool I+`i'icze. flannel liiied with rlibber interliiiing. This Ulmer is the Iitst thing on the market today.

Sliorey Overcoats, Suits and Ulsters are for sale at

S. A.IVlcDONALI)’S. ia 1:. 1.-.1....<i's Greatest clothing House.

1 Overcoats.

‘ What is hetter at the present time than a warm Ulster.

Reefer or iiobby Overcoat ? There are none better than those

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more natural expression to the

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V THE DENTIST

WHO SAVES TEETH

1 if others aidvise you to have your teeth extracted don`t | | you do it till you have consulted us. -

Saving Teeth is our Specialty

Call and sec us and we will explain how a badly broken

I 1lo~.\'1i set of teeth iiiay be made to give better satisfaction and

Renieuiber our work is all guaranteed in writing.

Guarantee Dental Rooms.

Cameron Block, Charlottetown.

DK. E. E. ROBINB. Prop.

face than a plate.

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Tire undersigned oifers.for sale tau

wo -'iitS:.\\'Ll` LN DA HELL' fonnwing valuable building lots:

I clots on the east side of Upper

""'_'_`”` "”""' " "' *Hillsborough Street each havin. 3

Boston and NcwYori1 Ads'

frontage on Street of 50 feet and Tex- tencing back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of Orlebar

‘Street each havin a fronts e on

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ESTABLISHED i84l~ Street of 50 feet and extending bick

S. B. MILLER (Rl. Co.

75 feet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr. Ander-

Wliolcszilc Commission Dealers in and

- ` - ~ lson latel J D Reid

1.-liippers of all kinds of Fresh Fish 1 y ‘ - - 1.01,...-re, s..1n...u,&¢. ’1 I lot gm the west side of

Bass, Snielts, and Eels a specialty. IUPPEY HllI5lJ0YO\1El1 Sli., lwvihll

7 FULTON FISH MARKET,

1\Tovv York. S~ B. WILEY 5 SONS. Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.

Clarence G. Miller, Miller Longbolliam.

ir>~25<linwf & tww41n.

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OHESIOHO BIIOTHEIIS1

lkilioleszilc Commission Deal- ers :ind Sliippcrs.

FRESH FISH

a frontage on Street of 50 feet and extending back 75 feet. This lor iles immediately opposite the re-i dence of Dr. Anderson.

It is impossible to procure a more

desirable locality for residences than three lots afford.

Terms easy and n good title given.

W. S. STEWART.

DesBrisay Building, Ch’t0wn.

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Xmas Presents

’ Our Xmas Goods which are being

1 opened daily are very attractive

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SmCh"‘° held' ‘l‘°I_)5te_r5 am Toys, game-s,dolls, fancychina,to1let,

Frogs are Specialties.

manicure and jewel cases, glove.

lmnks, photo fraiiies, stationery and all

Consignments S0]iciled_ Ikiiids of musical iustru-ments.

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Conslgnnients Sollclicil. Prompt Returns

JOHN DAIS

10 7 Fulton Market New York,

Whol sale Commission

Fish Dealer.-

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Bass, Smells alrlhils a Snscllly

All correspondence promptly answer-

ed. Stencils sent on application.

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inserted in locals, and »

1 otherwise at regular ad- , I.

H. A. Tatnton CD. Co.

Great George Street.

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I IINNOONOEMENTS

Of Concerts, Socials,En- tertainniente, etc., of a money making nature,

5 cents a line (of 6 words; for Grst insertion, an 2 % cents a line for each continuation. Churches and charitable institu- tions half rates. Mini- mum price 15 cents.

Black type announce- ments ouble rates. Births. Marriages and Deaths FREE brit verses

‘ with' deaths same rate as r above. Cards of thanks 1 five cents r line when

vertising rata

References, Colonial Trust Co.,

“Borough Bank of Brool¢lyn"or any Wholesale Fish House in the United

States. lo-Il twwsai

_ __ liaiidkercliicf and tie boxes sheet

I Fulton l`|5h Market' New York music, calendars, Xmas cnrdd, music

I 4 THB GUARDIAN. 1

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But you wlll say to me “I am not pre-

pared to believe that any man has ever passed through such an experience." On what ground do you rest your belief? Priuclpully. I suppose, because you have never had such experiences, or you are not acquainted with anyone who has. That may be very true, but it does not seem to me that it proves much. I dn not think it follows because you and I havenot seen certain things, that certain things do not exist. You remember nbout 1| year ago, n Derson was killed ln Charlottetown under verybrutal conditions; and I think, if I were to try, I could find a hundred men who would swenr in a court of low that they <lidn‘t see her killed; but that doesn‘t prove that she was not dead. You might bring a thousand witnesses to swear that they didn’t see tlieperson kill her, hut if you could Ret two men who would swear they did, the jury would accept it as a truth and the person would be hanged. S0 you may bring ten thnus- und persons to declare that they have never had their souls touched hy the finger of God, nor their eyes opened to a spiritual world, but you have proved nothing. But if you cnri' not two persons whose word you can trust, who will declare to you flint they have, why not accept their t.csti|nony?For the fact re- mnins thnt thousands upon thousands have passed through this experience, and have scaled the truthfulness of their declnriitions with their own blood. The truth is, hi-etliren, th1\tGod can come into o\irlives_1m1lnssurc us that we ure Hin chilrlron, that Ile is interested in us, nnrl loves us, and is “able to save unlo the uttermost ull that come unto Him , through Christ." I _do not know its philosophy; the how of it is perhaps the mystery ofChrlsf.in.nify,b\it the mystery is no greater than the mystery of the ren- son, construlnir into color, ii sensation that has pnsssd along ii durk optic nerve. I only know it is so, and no process of logic, no subtllify of rcnsonintr can con- vince thc mnn that he is under delusion, who Iias passed through such an experi- cnce. Again for 11 moment.. What will be the

effect of such im experience onn.mnn’s opinion as to tht-.cuirseof it? Thecxperleiice is productive of love, joy, pence. It lends him to seek thinirs which are ahove, and enables him to correspond with o spiritual surrounding. The whole experiences are heneflcicnt, and thc cause must be u, benefactor. Anil from all we know of sin and the darkness and selfishness of the soul. we are convinced that the cause producing this effect, can be nothing less than God. .

If these tliinfzs bc so, it seems 'to nie,

that 11 mnn need hiivc very little riilll- culty in settling the divinity gf Christ amd the cbimicfcr of God. God .has pro- mised to do wondrous things for u°`. He has promised to pardon our sins, to adopt us inln I-lie family. nnri create us anew in Chrisr. .T1-siis, .sendiniz the Holy Spirit into our hearts. nasurlnir us that these things me so If we Luke tliese proniisea which Gnd has nivcn us in Chi-|gr._ rind plead them sincerely and within the con- ditions, lu-fora God. fhnn if the nngwpr come nccnrdinu tn fha- pr-.amino fnr our vomfnrt. wr- wnnf tn know little. more of God than this. HP who would test. tlic frul.hf\iln1=.~‘s of llod has the 0r\porl1i1\if._v <>\'cr_v rluy: and until we have thus put- fhc God nf.Tn,cob to the test, we have no rlirhf to suv that other men cannot have thi- experiences which they have.

The nextthingl want. fn any is fhnt

f‘.hrist.lnnlf._v dm-s nnf. rest tn-day so much unnvi If..= hlsfnrio evidences as upon the 1-xnvrlences nf inrllvlrliial Chrlst.l1\ns. The further we get away from the Cross, thn more film the hisfnrlc evidences hecorre,_. nr at leiist the less they seem tn influence the most. of us. Tint. when we tnkn the promises of f-he Iiihln as given by Chris* und llls npnstles, und find thot. they hnvc been fulfilled in our experiences dny hy day. nccordlniz as we have fulfilled the conditions, this keeps the evid ence fresh in our minds and nssiires our reason that fhass promises lmvn. been given hy one who is ahlc and willlngto fulfil f-hem fa the utfcrinost. We mny have nur then- lcev ns profniinrl ns we will, the church schnliistlc and refined, buf without Gnd- llnmm ln thc nnnl, these may tend to H1’-PDF/clsni. ll. Is the experiences of the ~mrl flint have mndc men izreaf. in fhv- pnsf. lhntl\nvr~ prompted them to slnml nnrl Nov “Coll heln me. I can do no ot.lu=r."' lv is this inwnrrl consciousness ngnlnst which logic is pmvoi°lcs.s.

So. lf you mid I would zlvc Cl\rlsf.lnnlf_v

its rcnl plncc in Clmrlnf-tcf.nwn. we m`1ist not scck for the p‘n1‘e in science or metri- pliysics, but iniisf. flnrl it ln the humnn hcnrf-. It mu.~1f.rlo its work in the human .soul until we are nhle to say, “I know whom I have hellnvf-d, and lim persuaded that He is able to keep that. which I have cnnimitfcri unto Film until that day." This can lic :lone hy oiulmlnn the promises ns our own through Christ, and laying our souls upon for their fulfilment, so that our lives may be sl.r¢»nclh»=ned, our love qulckened and our whole holmrs enthused for Gorl. \Vhen n mnn ls trvlmz to live n Chrlstlnn life wlthonf. having the splrlf. of Christ wlthln him, ho is surely nman to he pltled. Re can do no Christian work cheerfully or with enthusiasm. I-Ie is always asklnir himself how little he can do and yet he saved, but. when Christ comes into hlsllfe with the s1\ncf.lfy'lr1u finger of I-Tis love. he is ennhlerl to rin God‘a work cheerfully and with full pur- pose of heart. ' .

And now hi-ethrc'n if we are going to

put this winter ln so that lf. will be help- ful to ourselves and a hlessinit to others. l~=f» ns seek the experience of one who said, “I nm crucified with Christ' never- theless I live. yet not I. but Christ liveth ln mv, :md the life whlchl now live in the flesh I live by the faith ofthe Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself fo_r me."

coughs. ealda. leanaaoel. all nan una! ailmanta ara falievvad hy 0r@\l\o

. alla!!! \a\>m»,\¢oca\um'boa. ailflriiaallllv

the life of Daniel. Which scenes? What principally does the name “Daniel” stand for in your mind? What traits of Danlel's character are worthy of emulation? _

With Lesson III., “Returnlnit fr0|n`

Captlvlty,” begins u new _epoch of J ewhh history. How rnuny centuries intervened between this event and the coming ,of Christi Who was Earaf What did he

their native land issued? In what year?

Lesson IV. records the beginning of|

“Rebuilding the Temple." With what mixture of feelings was the work under~ token? Under whose leuirlership was the work carried nn?

In Lesson V., “Power through God's

Spirit," we learn about a word of encour- agement to Zerubhnbel. By whom was the message sent? ln what form of the revelation did it come to the prophet? What was the nieiisoge? Docs the same message come to the Chrlstlau disciple ol! to-day?

Lesson VI., “Esther Pleading for Her

People," takes us back in thought to the scattered Israelites still in exile. Where do thc principal events of the story taire place? Who are i.he principal actors? What does the example `o! Esther teach us? `

Lesson VII.. “Ezra's journey to .Tern-

sulem," records the return ‘of u. .second company of .lcwlsh cxllcs to Jerusalem. I-lownmny were In the company? How did they provide for protection on the way? What did they curry with thrill? How dld those who remained behind assist in the enterprise?

In Lesson VIII. weutudled “Nehcminh's

Prayer." Eor whom did he prny? What were his siirrounrlingsf Wlmt his official position? Did he do more tlinii pruy? What? Compiirc Nehcuiinh with Ezra us, to time, office, work, and character.

Lesson IX. was the World'=| ’l‘euipcrn`ncc

Lesson. What was its title? From what part of the Bible was the lesson passage taken? Whut was the setting oi' the lesson passage? What its principal tenchimr? Give five good reasons why 11 Christian should abstain wholly from the use otintoxlcatlngllquor-1 as 11. beverage.

In Lesson X. we resume the story of

Nehemiah. What great work did he ac- complish? What elements from with- out contributed to his success? What guarantee of success was there in the make-up of his character?

Lesson Xl., “Reo.1iin;rand Obeying the

Law.“ The walls of Jerusalem were nt lust completed, and the attention of the

lenders ot the ppeoplc was again turned wholly to measures of national and re- ligious reform. Where was thc “Book of the Law" read? By whom? With what effect? What lomrneizlected na~ tional feast was nguin celebrated?

Lessons XII. and XIII. deal with Mes-

sianic prophecy. What. do you under- stand by that term? Locate Malachi ln the list of tho Old Testament prophets ns to time. What is the principal import of his message? What picture of the Mes- siah und his udvcnt does lsn. 9. l-7 un fold? Wore all the Messianic prophecies of the Old Testanient fulilllcd in Jesus?

TIIE STORY OF A I

SUCCESSFUL MAN

He Found His Lost Health in DJdd's Kidney Pills.

Leading Business Man of Welland Gives His Experience with the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy.

WuLLANi>, Ont., Dec. 22 (SpocInl).- There is no better known or more hiilhly respected man in Welland than Mr. J. J. Yokom. Born and brought up_in the neighboring township of Crowlsnd, by his_own industry and sterling honesty he has grown to be one of Welland's leading merchants. Consequently when Mr. Yckom comes out with a statement thni. he was cured of s serlousillness by Dodd‘s KidneyPllls, everybody knows it must be so. ‘ “For a yenr or more I had Kidney trouble In ull its worst symptoms," snys Mr. Yokom. “My bend was bud, I' hurl no appetite and I lost welcfhi, fnst. At. times I was entirely incnpocitnted. I doctorerl with u physician of vast exper lance but got no good results.

“I became dcspondent of ever belnir

well again, when by good lm-.lt -I chnnced to try Dodd's Kidney Pills and from the first they seemed to suit my case. Five boxes cured me completely."

EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.

Also sewing machine oil of absolute

purity, and the best needles and parts for all machines at Singer sf/ores.

Look for the red S., Queen Street Chur-

lottetown; also on south side of Water Street, Surniuerslde. P. E. I.

_ $1.00 BOX.

A $l.ilil1ox of our crisp, tender celdry Is

absolutely necessary to help digest, your Xmas goose or turkey.-Sent to any address on receipt ol $1.00.-J. J. Gay& Son, every day market. Phone B70.

l9d10i twll.

COMING EVENTS.

City Council meets on the 'second Mon

day in such month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

S. 0. E. Next meeting Tuesday evening

Dec. M Regular Red Rose.

. Nlnar1l'u Llnlmait Cures Burnt. etc.

Send them to us and get highest prices and daily re

turns.= Write us for stencils. Quotations or any informa- tion;you miy require. _ _

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‘ Ship your_Sn)elts and Eels to . _

FRANK -J. LEACH Sc C0..

I4 T Wharf. BO SON.

For highest rriarket price. Money sent the same day goods arrive..

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MA RSTON ‘& RUSSELL

Wholesale Commission Dealers

F RESH FROZEN AND SALT FISH la- Smells and Eels at Specialty.

119 Atlantic iveniie, Boston.

(_. .isignments solicited. Proinpl; daily returns. Vrite for stencils and quotations.

11-17dmwf tww3n1pd.

GEORGE H. PRIOR. WILLIAM H. MAHONEY.

PRIDR A81 NIAHONEY,

General Commission Merchants.

Special Attention given Fresh and Salt Fish, Live Lobsters, Potatoes,

etc. Daily Returns

No. I0 Long Wharf - Boston, Mass.

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BARCLAY CLEMENTS C0..

Commisssion Merchants.

|76 ATI ANTIC AVENUE. BOSTON. Ship us your SMELTS EELS. POTATOES. &c.

Best market prices. Prompt returns. ii-:mdmwf tww 3m

E. A. RICH COMPANY

Commission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in

'IVIEIZEISIE1 ANI) FROZEN FISH;

Dolly Returns. \Vrite for Stencils and Quotations.

Nglag Try/IQIARF. near foot of State St., BOSTON, MASS.

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EI. F'LlRA1\II§ CLOSE,

<`ozn.n:a1.m1on. Jylforcllazat,

Receiver of all kinds of iir¢sir,_s..11 ...ln smoked rush, |19 ATLANTIC AVENUE;

Live Lobstcrs. Produce,

' Hides. sic- _ BOSTON. MASS-

QUICK RETURNS- ii-ieamwicwwsmpc

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J. 1LI).AB¢[§ <55 C30-. _Wholesale and Commission.

F'El.EISII FEIS!-I IDEAIJEFIS.

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Ship your smclts, cels, clams. etc. to

J- 1\é[. 1\{[IKl'TJ`(`.=‘rI3§,

Fulton Market. New York.

° Stencils on application. Refer you to this paper.

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No. 3 Long Wharf. Boston. Mass-

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OEIA-LIEIIJES C3. IMIEIG-S .(3O.

Vvholouale O n1ou Dealers

Smelts and Eels a Specialty.

FRESH FISH ....111 1.1211111113..

|09 FULTON MARKET. South St. side. NEW YORK1.

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RICHARD sANDIFoRD.

WHOLESALE COMMISSION-

xsmelts. Eglséézilnélgord -Clams

FULTON FISH MARKET. - -Naw York.

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WllllS=l'l. Rogers

Wholmls litmmlsslun Fish Dealer

.' |06 FULTON NMRKET

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l noorporatedi its Fuuon usnusr, sssxuin sr.,

JNEVV YORK

WHOLESALE commission DEALERS iN ALL xiniis or

FRESH FI H

EasternS ecla ties:~Iiass S - ,» Eels, Loblit.ersl_and Garul.-. mCi»l1`1f signments Solicited. Regular li..ilv Returns. Cold Storngeiiic-.11|..,.7. tion._ Stencils and Instructions (.1. packing given on application. Wt guarantee Freight and Duty on nil shipments. Ship in

S. li. WILEY 81. SONS, *oslo`1i,M.1ss, TlI.1\l\Sl*`1iiIl /\(iI‘lI\"l'S.

Mercl1iiTlfielleexTl§;iic‘csN E W K, ll-ltliuwf t\vw31n _

When the snielt season opens

TRY B.I).Luce (Xl Co.

Wholesale Commission _Dealers of all kinds of

FRESH . FISH

Srscrsr/mas-Lobste r s, Smelts, Eels, Clams.

|46 Fulton Iilatrket, new Your ciir.

We have our own Freezers on

the premises and are prepared to handle any quantity of fish at any time.

io~25 dmwf & tww 3m.

Caleb HaIey&Co.

Wholesale Commission Dt-nit-is

in all kinds of

I4 FULTON MARKET. NEW YORK.

CALEB H‘ALsv Srmnuizv N. II.\i.i:i'

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H. M. lingers 81 011.,

No. ir Fulton Wholeslac Fish Market, New York.

Wholesale Commission Deal- ers ln, and Shippers of A1lKlnd of

Fitssu F1511

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[Successor to Moon & Lnnplierlf I

Wholesale C o in in i s s i 011

Dealer in and shipper of :ill kinds of

Fresh Fish, Lobstcrs, 811. Canadian Smclts and

Fcls a Specialty.

2 _Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar- ket, New York.

Established 50 years-

Careful personal atteiiiivll

given to all Consignn1ei1lS-

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