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creature. It will rermain absolutely mo- tionless until it sees that you have for- gotten its presence, and then it will sud- denly bound from picture to picture all round the walls and end by swinging down on the bellrope and jumping onto the top of your head. Jt breakfast it stole a poached egg and daubed it all over the door handle. Ida calls these outrages amusing tricks.”

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CONTINUED “Really, pa! us to imitate her.” ‘But with discrimination that you are drinking, Clara?” “Rum, papa.

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WI FE ae aud rubbed his eyes as one who tries to inflammations, cure waneees. Hemorrhages. OF the rubHe ane ier Verulser' are “chronic” cases ovel ' shake off some evil dream. ‘Did you | AVOID IMITATIONS. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. ea cleo | which ine ie

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“Yes, pa. fession which I am going to take up.”

‘Profession, Clara’

“Mrs woman should follow a calling, and that we ought to choose those which women have always avoided.”

“Quite so.”

“Well, lam going to act upen her ad- vice. Iam going to be a pilot.’

My dear Clara! A pilot? much

‘This is @ beautiful book, papa. Lights Landmarks of Great Britain.’ Here is another, ‘The Master Mariner's Hand-

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"Swinging down on the bellrope and jumping onto the top of your head.” “Oh, all will come right,” said the

widow reassuringly. : ‘And Clara is as bkd—Clara, who used

to be so good and sweet, the very image

book.’ You can't imagine how interest- of her poor mother, She insists upon ing it is.” this preposterous scheme of being a

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pilot and will talk of nothing bat re- volving lights, and hidden rocks, and codes of signals, and nonsense of the kind.”

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‘Oh, won't it look pretty at night!” cried her sister.

And I know the fog signals. One blast means that a ship steers to star- board, two to port, three astern, four that itis ummanageable. But this man asks such dreadful questions at the end of each chapter. Listen to this: “You see a red light. course is that ship steering to a point?”

The doctor rose with a gesture of de spair. over you both,” said he.

“My dear papa, we are trying hard to live np to Mrs. Westmacott’s standard.”

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: mire the result. Your chemistry, Ida, poses, in 1, 14, 2and 3 inch Pine, Spruce | ear. : with hypophosphites, and oo perhaps do ms hoot, but your and Hemlock Boards, 1} inch Flooring number. | he pimp yeu. Ho oee Watch them grow Fat, Chub- scheme, Clara, is out of the question. | SSSSASSSSSSNIIEAAS SS ca Sey sd) Spe Z and Sheathing, Studding, Scantling, 2 and N Si was most cor ta © gladly by. Healthy. Bricht Physi How a girl of your sense could ever en- ry - Ss ey aS fe ae een oe ca a ‘ vy 3 — ager ere re oe NAME. cccccccccccrcccccccevcsseoees seeeeeeeeesensees acknowledged his thanks, giv- _ : "* TC o tertain such notion is more than I can | 4 Sm eg } g oi Pe Z Oe ey ee I EI A ales cle ae ee i "e : cians, the world over,endorse | {r'tin such s notion is more than Tean | 27 aA Ul a fe Be) KE be me Cedar Posts, Lime and Brick, etc., all of Dileiinieetretieprictnecesennesins BABII rovers scsersenosevecien obere' | ing expression to the followiag t you ‘to a further with it.” " : Z Pas — A sy . | ay i & Pe which we will sell kw for Cash, as our - | Statement: ‘ ea or 5° r " Ries Tea - : y a » stock ns 2 cle » »yY onen- ' nu " "nit ru Hn it LREELELELGE L ti f i a ° ia) oe ‘But, pa,” asked Ida, with an air of in- va eo & a mf \e ; Z a t a be _— ~- by ope - Hh Sb Nin in Nb Nb Sb» Lb» Sin Lo Sb» Sb» b> Si» Sb Sin Shy Li» Sim Sa» Shp Sb» lin a Sb» Lb Sin Hh Mo Lb Mbp Sb Un Sp Ln Mp Ln Ln Sp Sp Ln Sbn Sb»! Sb Sp Ln belie Sb in | “It is five years since I first ts Don’t be deceived by Substitutes! uecent inquiry in her big blue eyes, A wf ee Be = | i re ot fee ion a Se ee eee became afflicted with a formol ae t £ Bowss, Bellevi-le. Ali Deugrists. Sc. 2 81 “what are we to So when your com- TI eet Aes 2 ee RR RRR Ok 7. Batts & tear L OUR OFFICE and see the entertaining and finely illustrated Me ; | ‘ : ; Me ae ee ; : or We tek ARE Re econ Re Saxe nad whe OOLE & LEWIS CALL AT OUR t and see the ung : . a , wands and Mrs. Westmacott's advice are i LUA Se Sos Sy SS SSS SSNS LOSS : ae 94 tis CLURE’S MAGAZINE, which has among its oe the — goers —_ . indigestion Last oo It be = . ' opposed? You told us to obey her. She | Ch’town, Dec. 21. 1893—3m eod&wv in America and England, including R. L. Stevenson, Rudygrd Kipling, A. Conan Dey.) Game more severe, develo & TOOTHACHE! eaye that when women try to throw off itoria is Dr. Sarauc! Pitecher’s prescription for Inf.uts a Octave Thanet, William Dean Howells, Bret Harte, Clark Russell, ee soo | into chronic diarrhoea | casa s HEADACHE! their shackles their fathers, brothers and | nd Children, It contains neither Cpium, Morphine nor ris, Thomas Hardy, J. T. Trowbridge, Jerome K. Jerome, Frances Hodgson Burneti, | oe NEURALGIA! husbands are the very first to try te ae : a . . a ni cs a : ce. ek 2 - c ; : Theodore Roosevelt, Joaquin Miller, Gilbert Parker, John Burroughs, Hanlin 4 | sell you how much | suffered 7 INSTANTLY SURED DT OME arrLication oF rivet them on again, and that in such a cther Narcotic substance. ft is n harmless eubstitute p | iand, Prof. E. 8. Holden, gens * mean H. seen Robert Barr, Henry M. | lor SIX LONG WeExs. It seeueae a eS — inatter no man has any authority.’ for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Cyrups, and Castor Oil Stanley, Archibald Forbes, Andrew Lang, and many others. ; : | ° J £0% aren ats a> w 7 eo 7? » » _ W o? es ze. Wes ache , Se ae ——— : as thouch relief could not be NW ER Oo. 1 more te MA of oe ion — Xt is Pleasant. Its guarartcoe is tuirty ycars’ use by N pursuance of a . «we General Assembly Each number of McCLURE’S MAGAZINE contains two illustrated interview | >| 4 4, 1] remember how he 25 cénts per Botiic, at all Druggists. Bi he d ae fit I “% : a his a ! ‘a hai Ptillions of Mothers. Casteria destroys Worms and ailays fi yin 7 the’ uae. oH yin. Ma ay with famous people. Jules Verne, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Tissandier, the famou oun ou Will ren : 2 ‘ tie, ’ oc ishec ris 22) ~.lilioms a ucTs. astorianccst ‘ re at Mardy rat yee 2 vei , : Se Maj : 7 + . > . Rat . C comes amAstic aes ee s 7 an $ grizzled hair . rea ie ae Sonus par-ef the eg vs iotituled : The Cte French Balloonist, Archdeacon Farrar, Thomas A. Edison, F. Hopkin: on Smith, H.| [ told you of my condition ana S “ta ee ae. oT a oo = ws 7 : i } mer fovcrishness. Castoria re events vomiting ©our ur ? o harlottetewn Tucerporati n Ar t,” an of the H. Boyesen, Alphonse Dau tet, Camille Flammarion, Edward Everett Hale, Professo asked your advice abeut takiay E 1 €) &. Ki eee | and Wiad Colic. Castoria relicves Mal de” An ot tevin hd toe City of Charset. | Graham Bell and many othere, have furnished material for especially prepared inter- acvic . -

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a bottle of Groper's Svruer 4 You told me that the medicing)

houses are relics of the dark ages.”

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\ ace sideey Street, containing 2 d his foot upo 2 Ce é i me : ai Pains - : ofa Ma orforthe said Ci y, andof «ne ‘ y y r at ially , ora, a stor _‘» Cottage on Sidmey Street, containing | stamped his foot upon the carpet. Then | Castoria assimilates tho foed, regulates tho stomach tn serve a6 Crutmon “* -nelimas ih the ig HENRY M. STANLEY will contribute, especially for young readers, Ls ae eke ; ive = and good cellar Possecsion | withovt a word he passed out into the | i“ cls “ving healthy and natural sleep. Case Coucil for each of Ward Nom rst, 2and :o | of AFRICAN Ag VENTURE. was a iaxative anc mig not Bive Decen is garden, and his daughters could see him aac. sowe™, Eres, ee ra said City and oj two persons toserve as C mm p meet my needs. | delayed buy

Ward No 4 NATURAL HISTORY AND ADVENTURE.—There will be several article persons to serve a2 written

Mg VW , : . ¥ ie . “> ’ * lor Ca “il “er i 1 B - ee “uu vv Ww. W striding furiously up and down, cutting toria is tho Children’s Panacea—the Mether’s Fricnd. brome + page| oF dees ee

by Raymond Blathwayt, who has been called by Mr. W. T. Stead the be: ing for a few hours uati! I be

ff the head of the flowers wit] Common (un ilmen ip the said Council tu » > . : J , sini ——_. ae ae e © mm 8 “ e Ward No 5 n smd City. being in alla Mayora-d | interviewer in England, from material furnished him hy Car! Hagenback, of Hamburg. | n to hope that it would he omy ° , Castsria. Castori.. op Common Council ven, repressnting the the great animal importer and trainer. These articles deal with the Capture of Wik ga O} 2 . _ “Ob, you darling! You played your ee sas hh ehibkiiest etic tee all idieailaseciaiaiial titi adel eee , ’ . Beasts, tLe Training of Wild Beasts, the Transportation of Wild Beasts, the Adven-| me, Even my clothes seeme@ — part so splendidly!” cried Ida. ee ee Castoria is so well adepted to chi! ‘ren thas Wer Wore Nagbter One........ One Councillor. ss and Escapes of Carl Hagenbeck. The series will be illusirated by an Englisi | f bloating of “But how cruel itis! When I saw the . soTs Leve repeatedly told me ofits | 1 recommend it essuporiortoauy prescription i “ . ree.....Ome Cou cir aes ‘a at akill in drawi © enieat ; | a burden because o cating , —— . odk eftiautt wads hell ate: ttes * pe ap ” ee u Pirree......One Cr i artist of great skill in drawin ale. cle . sorrow and surprise in hiseyes,I very | ' ?°<t=pen! Ta : o ie Giaciaar er i. A. Ancner, M. D., a “ i osor ne Cassettes. | . . — are . | stomach I: was with difficulty nearly put my arms about him and told | ii a XM ads 111 So. Oxford St., Lrooxlyn, N. ¥. mrinndeee ree Councillors. JOHN BURROUGHS, C. F. HOLDER, DR. C. C. ABBOT T’and other writer | that I kept about sufficiently him all. Don’t you think we have done nti , WILL BE HELD ON : amous for their work in this field, will contribute to the Magazine J ~ enough’ , : € ria is the best remedy for children cf “Our physicians in tho children’s depart ‘ | to attend to my business. = “No, no, no. Not nearly enough. You | Kaa seguainted, [hope Cio day is of | Mat ae pe ea a eecaaen, | Wedmesday, the 14th day Of) _o¢ interest to both Young and Old will be PROF. R. L. GARNER'S AFRICAN) “ But | am a well mam nowa sieil te Laat when :nothers witiconsiterthercal | ¢nce In tacit OUtsiie PEucts — ’ ’ t : rPE I TO THE GORILLAS. Arrangements have been made, in conne | : ’ See Hype ian rnp = _ Tt ee ee ee ae — co February ’ A. D., isd i, Sy Dit blesdine Miciiey review, %0 publish Professor Garner’s letters descriptive ot | from the use ol your re | a How Rin , | sunny that | should be leading you. it | medical supplies what is known as rez:.. At the several places, that is to say: : lition to Africa. Professor Garner is noted the world over for th: | | h day fter I bi Vidawu Won, fit ' is quite a new experience. But I know ia ‘ products, yet we are free to confess that the Sn WGdk Mo. At bhenar the olledst Mé. Deb his present expedition to Africa. — “eae i; seen nar wena hee ii mn three days alter = . . . a Mr, . 4 < y >» 00 < kc a. > ‘ a 7 ante time wom = sender Geeesery. Seeme | thet iam right. If we goon ss.we ase rphine, sooth! merits of Castoria has woo us to look with Maceachern, Que B M.rovt ee roti “apt on a of f th - cael y his studies in the Grover'’s Syxur the tegi | P : 5 The int jon Around a0 2 doing, we shall be able to say all our conte @ favor upon it.” _1n Ward No. 2, at or near the house of Thomas sailed for Africa last Septem e for the purpose pap annagyall ¢ ae . ic ros “t : , '* 4 ; ee , ‘ Unirzp Tosprran anp Dispersary Connolly, opposite Mr. K. Heariz’s Warehouse | native haunts of the gorilla. The illustrations of these articles will be from phote- pain and distress across my ; ; a lives that we have saved him. And if 4a to pre " 3 ; r Beat : Sydney Street, between Great George and Prince h a‘ by Prof. Garner in Africa ' st jice tem | Wedon't, oh, Clara, we shoald never for- Da. J. ¥. Srvcmmace, stem, Mase, Streets, graphs taken by Fr0F. : stomach were removc!, My ro. oF mnt : a Conway, Ar Aten C. Surtn, Pres., iu Ward No. 3, at or near the Market House. a . . . head- . ; a be. 4 | Give ourselves. a . she Sait Oe In Ward No 4. fee near the new City Hall, McCLURE’S MAGAZINE also contains most interesting ane ra aoe 1 - ad- | bowels rapidly assumed a nate : ———— Sn e y, TT Liurra tree ew Yor ty. corner of Kent and Queen Streets. he B re,” “ Newest Knowledge,” “ Knowledge of Immediate Value . os ’ CHAPTER X. the Catear Deawan e* v 7 e In Ward No, 5, at or near the carriage shop of the Eiige of the Pasar om s ak one He Ize. ay BReNreng ee . ural, healthy condition. Now i NERVE BEANS are 8 new dis i a Carroll & McAleer, corner of Kuston and Great | The Present Hour, Stranger than Fiction,” etc. cyoees iat gape the warns casce ° WOMEN OF THE FUTVR2. Gennge streate, tine ies we is ’ i > h THI sat ana drink aS well as I ever Nervous Debility, igor an ili ae a nd #t the said Eleciion the Poll wi open . j : 7 Pauling Manhood; | restora the From that day the doctor's peace was at nine o’clock in the forenoon, and ooutinus apen We are offering this splendid Magazine wil . could. ] have gained constant- -

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nares J ve | oat es a te Mrs. West- | cen enn X NOMINATION DAY.4 ~ — —— OED SOS Ne remaeaee SS. Bem ons More . . . WEDNE DAY. February Tth, A. D 1894, from 7 | ing. ‘‘Youare pale aud a little off color. } Having a large stock ot the above Farm Implements ON | the time of ‘1 weive at noon until the Sor at " ‘ Though you Cough ¢ |

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| spin upon the tandem.”

“T am troubled about my girls.” They were walking up and down in the gar- den. From time to time there sounded from the house behind them the long sad | wail of a French horn. i

“That is Ida,” saidhe. ‘She has taken to practicing on that dreadful instrn- ment in the intervals of her chemistry. | And Clara is quite as bad. I declare it is getting quite unendurable.” }

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| hand, and wishing to close them out this season, for the next /two months I will sell them for 12 bushels of good White | Russian Wheat, delivered at Charlottetown. Parties sending Wheat by train will have Bags returned with Crusher.

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| -_ world, ayear. Sample comes sent free. me ceucanseunea “Ah, doctor, doctor!” she cried, shak- | == ee — 7 N pursuance of wn Act of the General As = £ E Building Edition, monthiy, $2.50 a year. : ‘ . ; wf wine » General Assem- 3 fe ure + ¢ flis ww a “nied ing her forefinger with a gleam of her | AL of this Island, meds and passed im the PERF Og = af yk wiPLt open. £5 cont: + hvery ne mber cousins Peas Ey I ° “¥ i iv year of the reign 0 erp esent Majest | s, with plans, enzbling builders to eho’ | ett white teeth. You must live up to your Qaven Victoria. intituled: ee Charlot oan Ee Ty S S S eat BeX — A eat pn 4 : j 8 yater Wat YT E ' New YOukK, 361 Broapwa% [want Loca or Di-- | ters the same liberty as you advocate for | Public Notive that an | t \ 1 t the “ Mannfac other women.” : ail i i A ba Midiieee Clon “Liberty, madam, certainly! But this Election for a Water Commissioner for EFFECTUALLY CURES CATARRH, COLD IN THE HEAD, CATARRHAL HEAD. | Salt y cam ealt ! . ach i »” i ACHE AND DE NESS, I} /EN * e a i a —_ “ied be the | spproaches to license. Se the City of Charlottetown, dold everywhere. Price, 25 cents. M’fd. by THE H 1WK&R MEDICINECO'Y.,L'td.,St.Jobn,N.B. | . i ! ind mos “The same law for all, my friend. | ;

pular, literal, ; das iad a CRE “ equitable in ¢ ‘ They ineure She tapped him reprovingly on the arm | in the place of MR. ALEXANDER McKIN- IDT Sst X RH.

| ' | ‘ NON, retired, will be elc 4 “ las*e* irre | with her sunshade. ‘‘When you were 20, = oe a - Feen, " ' ed, | profession.) your father did not, I presume, object to | 3,500 Bag | 7 4 your learning chemistry or playing a z& w f= A : ‘ ; | 321 int ‘ | J. B. PATON, | inusical instrument. You would have | ee alee ipsam. & 5 People in this 19th century are bound to have the best | 1,000 | ish. I Island Salt, er shed = Maritime Ma er ‘ . ” the ay ebraary, A. D. 1894, ° . ; alee | 1,000 rusk : es ge | thought it tyranny if he had. ; : that can be had for the money. Tuat is why se ‘ Charlottetown. | “But there is such a sudden change in } at the several places, that is to say : ‘ : Pre ™ F , : | them both.” | ee . In Ward No.1, ator near ths office of Mr SEVER VEAR ; Jane : Cratelul ¢ omlortiag. i ae a . ; ’ f John Macenchern. Queen Stree!. oe YBODY Ss i - ax ae i Yes, I have noticed that they have | POROUS in Werk. Ma. 2 at o¢ near the hemes of : , | been very enthusiastic lately in the cause Thomas Connoliv, opposite Mr. R- Heariz’ , ie < -. - im i 2 x Ss S G : ] isci in} WATER PROOT Waiehb vuse Sidney Street, between G ¥ 3 bus & rativa 2 Practhat lon’? of ee pp OCOA., | ct liverty. OF ail my disciples I think GARMENTS. amine mE i4 4 i ‘ avs | Operative & Prosthetic Dent sity. R R E \ K F \ST that they promise to be the most devoted / In yve co 3, at or near the Market House. ro — . si ; } oe Faawd. and consistent, which is the more natu- Everybody wears them, aoe ee eyo Bt OF Bear the new City Hall ° 5 oP ake to ; “By a thorough | nowledge of the nar | gal since their father is one of our most | ee ae te a bald Eel cteteen aio They give perfect satisfaction in fit, style and finish D R , \| [ R R \ y ural laws which govern the operations « ad c ions.” far McAi: Lurner , in aiken : eal like e@ 2 Ji Ata , peration trusted champions. ALWAYS ASK FOR Carrell & MeAis r, corner of Euston and Great | and it has become a bvy-wor d that } digestion and 1 n, and by @ carefu The doctor gave a twitch of impatience George strevig | . i . . ” Stamper ] Victoria Row : ee ae oo , - . ve And at the said Election the Pell will be e py T sRS we i olamper tuck, CLR BY ‘a A properties of wellselect “I seem to have lost all authority,” he opened at nine o'clock ia lo Menncen” ond Gransy Ruppers wear like iron. e/ Ca oa, Mr by + bas prov ided on: | cried. tinue open until five v’cl ck in the afternvon o Decem her 26, 18923—tu thn sat i janlS l&aw ivr ae breakfast tables with a delicately Havore “No, no, my dear friend. They are a Se eee aap : ~ : <<? 7. Shennan aes , ae spew may seve we many hee Kittle exuberant at having broken the DES: RIP “ON OF WARDS. nasa = soe Te Lee ee ee | 8S. R. FOSTER & SON, octope’ hill. t ix by the judicious use of | on : = Number One shali compris all that part of E oa : | trammels of custom. That is all. ie arlottatow ae Oe 7 Soe ee f Wire Nail ch articles of diet memetiieamios: | , @harloitetown Wich lies sou-h of torchester | anuracturers oO re ial cadit ~ vrad este’ iis Ee ost ors “You cannot think what I have had to aoeee wae the parcel of land formerly known as } M saa uf , tu - ; “" , N ‘lee ” 7 ene en cp URNS SON, | 7 the Military Barrack Grour | el am P ui Nalisés enough to resist every tendency to disease put up with, ‘madam. It has been a Namber Two shal compton ailtha't part of otec me ron ” é Hundreds of subtle maladies are floatin. | dreadful experience. Last night, after I | Chariottet wn whien lies sonth of Richmond | Spikes, lacks. Brads. Shee ul a Boatin ‘ * 4 t . S Jorche at j . 2 around us ready to attack wherever ther: | had extingnished the candle in ray bed- ouber Thee on couaene of tha’ part of } Nails. J): neariaa Nails. &e +a weak jx We may « seape many : room, I placed my foot upon something Chariottetown which lies -outh of Grvet o» Btreet ‘ , . tal « hw f a elt 4, smocth and hard, which scuttled from | aud north of ichmoud strext. a C QS C S an PW Sr ‘in. N. B. fat Msi y keepong ourselves wel® fort I * 9 ont’ Number Four shall comprise a!l that part ot 5 t } ae oe aii tiei by pure blood and a properly nourish | — ~, Magine my — I lit) Chariattovown which lies south o: Fitzroy Street ! - - ' | ed fru Civils e Gazette. | the gas and came upon 4 well known tor- and north of Graf on Street. eX ee ae | I esr EP? ; : & a" oe Made simply with boiling water or milk | toise which Clara has thought fit to in- | Chastsuaremn which ker nesth of Pumeay caneet o# ’ . arity ? : Bo! l only in packets, by Gracers, labelled | troduce into the house. I call it afilthy including the Common of ‘he said Town We are giving BIG BARGAIN S in the clei oe ; farm aux, | eustom to have such pets. NOMINATION DAY b li : | THE cubsersber « al , 7 ppd i ‘ “ | 2 £ 2 ‘ 7 ion th i . ‘Ame EPPS & ©V., Homewpathic | Mrs. Westmacott dropped him a little WEDNESDAY Febroar 7h. A.D 191 20, }@UO0VE line of goods, as we have a large jon th ae bemiasts, Lomion, Kosund | courtesy. ‘Thank you, sir,” said she. i ie time, ol ar hae al noon pe the = of t k h d “ —* ‘i Hg rm” a a ce ei alee de eee ° i 6 hi i i , . ‘ e Four o'clock in the afternoon of the same dav. favorably | " rer STAMPS WANTED Fa a a nice little side hit at my poor Mre. DeWet—* There, Reginald, are Mrs. Uptodate—“ Dear me, what a| For qualification of Electors, sen Act 50, Vic- StOC on and, fees ' ; . and eal ; a those Rigby Waterproofs I have been tell- | sight those DeWets are, out on the streeta | Fi, intituled “ Charlowetown Water Works ; ood D aod fis ’ OLD Canadian, U ary “I give you my word that I had for- ing you about. Can’t you eee how stylish | a day like this without Rigby Garments — ~~ er oe ee Ou | ildi There -) Canadian, United States’ and other | gotten about her,” cried the doctor, flush- i : ot 24 : : | Outbuildin és 9% ’ ’ and comfortable they look ?—and they are It takes some yple a !ifet } {L. 8.} ke ol nect:@m stamps, as used 25 to 40 years ago. For| ing. “One such pet may no doubt be| ; rat peor ee ee T. HEATH HAVILAND = = | is also a . , , t lovely for winter weather. You al- how to be comfortable. J j t ; % » 8 ls Z many pay $1 to $5 each ; 7” es ; j BOW comfortable. Just think how Mayor of the City of ‘ harlottetown. } Termes easy : pay GEORGE LOWE endured, but two are more than I can ways wait till everybody else in the world ' we used to swelter in those horrid Rubber] HH. M. DAVISON, North Side of een qare, - 0 ite th Q t Offi ce. C. BENOIT, 346 Spadina pone Scien bear, Ida has a monkey which lives on adopts @ new thing before you will believe Waterproofs, and such melling things.” ’s Office. C Me Men Jen, 1 ’ Theo ppds3l b v3 Vater Street : . the curtain rod. It is # most dreadful | jn it. We really must havethem atonce.”| decl9—t 1 6 ee DASSASED TE, SRmy, 58, TENN. Chaslottetown, January 4, 1894—dy & wky July 3, 1292