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Calendar for March, 1893. 3 i ieitk | eae ae + ts or M LETTERS TO THE EDITOR op: > _ IMPORTANT | MOON'S CHANGES, Fee ha . WP ig a * C | K NEWS. o ' LA ; - ao . toi 2 : i Moca, 2nd day reves ll SO mora (Flys a A shae~ Ri Sy Irreligieus Thought in Summer. | omethi * . Quarter, Nth day cosh Dae aa ee S| 2 Sa y. ine — | Something the People of Canada : New Moon, 17h day cooeee BP Sienid 8 NCES YY uf if) eae | will Apgenctate. First Quarte 40 day 5 21 «ufter : Leg a S1rr,—I was taken by surprise when I Tak } Ad i 9 {i (i : . tr i 4 ion == TE keep in stock ave ry large a sortment * SPEC read the epistle of ** Zeno” to the citizens | 14 6 {he Vite ( ( (cal Ky if | A Werd om, Batten te the Right / Day ; Day + H igh j j T . . i. ial aed ‘J : ga 5 P a 2 yrt~mens —_ : we nN” of the world. This Stoic philosopher call- : ee ’ oI Day of Week erg h ater | ACLES and EYEGLASSES. Kves tested, if neces- ed our attention to the fact that we are ip — | Ae ae a Woot. | jsary, free of charge. The following by a reted M. D. we _ 90 “9 minnty sengione revelation. | «ws, x aaa 7 ee | he song ogee: at ae ee ? a. oe ; tis ’ and that it was begun about fifteen years | j E U PREP R my The late Hon. W. F. DesBarres was for iia te h m Morn’. | heartily endorse, and consider it worth preserving go. 1 had read of the twelve apostles Li t S A bia} = mor erg tne ~ gh. Bs pipes | 2) ee E. W. TAYLOR, Optician Sint sod 1 sahil tell. San. emon — | stof Be Dates held inthe hg Peden 5 | an be ‘ . j ‘ ‘ sh =. y ‘ My estimation by the people of the M : ~ a ; ] 57 Rr. me : oe Has the band of deep thinkers in this/,, : ‘ | Prov inees. beuvast Ws son of Hon. Ww. aint Slee CAMERON BLOCK Cea ‘own undertaken to remodel the religious For Any Cholera Invasion, ©. DesBarres, is Registrar of the Admt- | Meoday | | og GOOD RULSS TU OBSERVE ARE :—Use the eyes free'y ; do not abuse them ee en Se See orks t Thay have 2 Ds oy a 7 Tuesday | 18 1 31 j Always have plenty of light —but, when possible, ay id « glare. "ff possible, have the ON ENT vs sor Le pea viet cary a bet: wey ( with our Representative, a short time ‘ 5 Wednesday 22 2 0 ‘light falling over the shoulder from behind. Read but little or not at all in the lying : - ie acing with the works ot : since, he made the following statement: ‘ 9 | Thursday 25 2 44 | position. Avoid reading by twilight. Lnstility to use the eyes means something ; fit Both the method and resulis when. 2¥"ds!l, Huxley and Darwin. Get them THE PLAGT i MAY APPRAR “Thaye used SKODA’S DISCOVERY 2" 0 Priday 28 3 41 ; yes ms scimething 3 ine ; as aos vo believe that the suul was formed from ad ;} and SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS, for il Setucdar 31 4 a7 out what it is. Allow no indwmmation or pain ‘a the eyes to be neglected, and bear ir Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant protoplasm, that it is purely material and | & few weeks, with the most ing re- rs 12 Sunday | 2 6 o mind that many an obscure pain or ache miy be due to overiaxed eyes or defective and refreshing to the taste, and acts not at all spiritual et caer al ea fie oan aa aes =o opinion that they are ; ' 6 25 | vision, an ras 2 re a rica, y ° of a high medicina lity. ‘ 3 _e = 7 33 | febld gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, | lutionize religious thought. Teach them|_. ; hesitation in cadets ies thekaties an : 4 | Tuesday 1 & 25 Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-| that they are descended trom the monkey, iariy Next *umamer.;| "emedies, and recommending them to - ke” s 10 * , ae nn | term effectually, dispels colds, head-|'hat they are only a higher development, F | ae ae Ga <a burs } ; i i anal 7 i Friday 51 | 10 37 be aches and fevers and cures habitual | by natural selection, of the ape, and their consid nee. fully believe theac’ Reme: ‘ 3 oe. = + - \ , . constipation. Syrup of Figs is the religious thought will be quickly modified. dies to be all their proprietors claim for th 19 Sunday 57 ll 48 only remedy of its kind ever proe It is a grand thing to see the spirit of} Medical experts in every civilized country them.” : ay 5 i 5 am 5 ; tolerance which exists in our town. This {loudly prociaim that cleaniiness and so The people of Nova Scotia are justi ® | Monday 59 | Morn’g. duced, pleasing to the taste and ace as See o~ , : ; Ne . a Lae oa ae tt g c*} can hardly be due to the school system as] physical health are necessary to successfully ate of Se of neat Ps A Wednesday | 4 1 8 —_DHBALBRS IN— ee to a es i oy same — prevails all over thejresist the deadly onslaught of a cholera Sn at a. at ee of " 3 Fianedes 1 1 57 its action and truly beneficial 1n 2 rovince. till even the Catholics are | invasion. the Universities in the U. 8&., are u“ Friday 4 2 56 effects, prepared only from the most] growing tolerant; for when we got our| Many close observers believe that cholera men, Who hail from the Dominion, and Beemer’ | 887 BOOKS AND STA | healthy andagreeablesubstances, its| great public library, out of several! will appear in Canada during the coming} — Y.ose methods of teaching and discipline “4 Z one 4 : = s| manyexcellentqualitiescommendit — ne og Catt, a me ee nt we eee ee the finest in the ved ieee » onda ‘ 715 nen aOR . a aes : volumes written atholics, and t tection? T horiti ) S. C. Shafiner has been . ?. ods : 5 : : to all and have made it the most y a » an ey|tection! irue, our authorities In some S. C. Shaffner has been one of the leading ao’ ; = $17 7 OU will always find something new there in theirline of popular remedy known. made no fuss about it. See bow tolerant | large cities are already on the move, and cucators in the Province of Nova Scotia. rs #9 mee oe a Leather Goods. D ‘ . . oe ¢ Fies ie 4 lein Bel ”° have made them. Of course if any one|are trying to perfect quarantine arrange- \t present he is Principal of the Publie 30 Tharsdey ot | 2a | eather Goods, Date Cases, Fancy China and Mirrors, Syrup of figs 1s ior Sale iM +9C/ asks if there ever was a Catholic who wrote | ments. Spee Par at Seen oe 8 - _ | 1237 | 1015 |suitable for wedding presents. Don’t miss seeing our new of bottles by all leading druggists.) anything fit for » library we will call] The great work, however, mainly de-| — < lation ased two hettioent GRODA'S *f — - . ==!Steel F ; . . : ; aioe Any reliable Cruggist who may not] him a bigot, snd that will silence him. pends on individualcffort. The best «fforts DISCOVERY with the LITTLE TAR ay e agraving3 and Ktchings, framed and unframed. Szveral have it on hand will procure it} It is with feelings of pride that 1 heard |for escaping cholera must be made in the LETS, I have formed a very favorable ne A. LEOFPR HDD, |choice Carving Setsin Cases, just the article you are needing.| promptly for any one who wishes} ur town proclaimed, as the intellectual |home. eae eo eae iuny attacked| — Opin ince: Stomach ead Kideege tee y Ss . . Z oa ot Line Aver, Stomac < iinevs, ait GRADUATE OF LAVAL AND McGILL,) Such good value for your money cannot be got elsewhere. to try it. Manufaetured only by the — Seisteins betes ads ao _ -” anon =, a wan oa lieve them to be most excellent Medicines. . nd < ig to}eased. who are physically unsound fa I em so thoroughly convinced of thelr M a E : ‘ CALIFORRIA FIG SYRUP C0. live in a tolerant town, but greater still to/qu’ckly before a cholera scourge. curative propertics, that I aball take the mt ining ngl neer : £ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL * | live in a cultured town, chiefly if tolerance} Men and women are reminded that there} — Tui! course Of these Remedies, ae seem ; e ‘ Chasiuttetown. Jan. Si. 1893 139 QUEEN see : ° is the result of culture, as it is here and injis no time to be lest. Action must be yt eee ™, MAIN OFFICE... 02. .eeeceeeenees QUEBEC + One a nm IN STREET. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. ¥ | Boston. prompt, decided and careful; all doubtful] SCBA DISCOVERY CO,, WOLFVILLE, &. 8, =e iiaanbapae MONTREAL W R. 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tured and tolorant city where, whether you can get a good photograph or not, whether you can get a good pair of breeches or not, whether you can get a good brid!e for your horse or not,—you can always meet wih intellectual men who will descant on synthetic philos- opby, on the critic of pure reason, and discuss with the Concord philosophers ‘“‘the thenness of the then, and tle butness of the but.”

Of course these literati are themselves toler- ant and cultured. Else how would they reflect such bright corruscations on the town? They would never breathe an unbecoming word of a member—muchb less a clergymau—of any Christian sect. They would disdain to sneer at anybody's conscientious convictions. They use only calm, cool reason, for **they are all— a}1 honorable men.”

So the revolution goes on. I thank my stars that I live in this period of transition’ When

ever the Presbyterians and Methodists re- model their creeds to suit the new aposties, | will inform you. We expect the Baptists to cave in shortly. Won't it be funny tho’ when we hear the religion of Humanity preached from the pulpits of St. Mary’s and St. Paul's? We will have to get Macaulay s New Zealand- er to Summerside to sketch the ruins not only of St. Paul’s but also of St, Mary’s.

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