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MOON’S CHANGES 4th day, Last Quarter Lith day, New Moon 18th day, rst Quarte 26th day, Full Moon. 7 ss Sun Days | High © ’ =» © ‘ S. vy ater l . ? iv 7 ) ) $i , Ae 3 Monday 49 I 32 3 17 Tues +A 49 I2, 33 | 4 06 4 Wednesday +8 23 35 4 55 SThursday |, 48 24 36 | 5 44 6 Friday 48 26 37 6 33 Saturday 48 27 39 | 7 22 &Sunday 47 29 41 § 10 § Monday 47 30 43 8 59 LO Tuesday 47 31 44 | 9 47 Ll. Wednesday 46 33 $5 (10 36 12 Thursday +6 34 48 it @ 13 Friday 45 35 49 morn 14\Saturday 4 37 51 1 02 15\Sunday 43 36 53 1 5i 16|Monday 42 40 54 2 40 17'Tuesday 42 41 57 3 29 18|\Wednesday, 41 42 59 6417 19\ Thursday 40 2 9) 1i15& 20) Friday 39 +4 4 5 55 21'/Saturday 38 45 6 6 44 22, Sunday 3] 47 9 7 33 23,Mond Ly 36 49 11 8 22 24|\Tuesday 35 50 13 | 910 25\Wednesday| 34 51 15 9 5! 26 Thursday 33 53 18 104 27 Friday 32 54 34 til 28 Saturday 31 55 25 even 29 Sunday 39 57 27 1 14 30 Monday 29 59 30 203 31 Tuesday 23 65 (CO 32 | 2 52

Wants, Los!, Found,

A newly calved cow for sale, will be on } larket Square, on Tuceday next, at 12 o'cloc<; on Friday f llowing 13, diwk

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LOST—Last Joly het ween Union read and Charlottetown, a ladie.’ large bleck astrachan Finder will picase return to the Ex:

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">? LET—On Dorchoster St, a small house Apply to Wm Murra’ 8 iwpd

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WANTED —<Apn inate. egent boy as an anpren tice at this office t

NIIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tHAT application will be mde to to Parlia nent of

Canada at its next se-sion. by THE DOMIN. ION PERMANENT (| OANCOWUPAN ¥. for a act to amend its Acs already obtained (60 Victoria ehapter %). ni 6l Victoria cheanter 191) to lefi: the (‘a tal Stock ¢ f the Com- pany, and to consolid «te, define, deciare and enlarge ita nowers of ending, pur hasing, bor- rowing and iavestin:, and for other nurnoses Dated at Toronto this 12:h Dec amber, 1895. MACDONELL, BOLAND & THOMPSON, w3—9i Solicitors for the Applicants

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PHOTOGRAPAIC.—The celebrated Cve~ lane (‘am are being used bv amateurs and professionals all over the civilized world. The most. compact ond least complicated of

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ancy in the market A child ean operate them. Plain and Complete Instructions go with each Camers. Size of vic’ ures x2i un

Nothing on earth will > whom presented more pleasure than one of these Cameras Write “or Illustrated Catalogue witn full deserin tions, Prices&ce. Marsh Mfg. Co., 42 W. Lake St., Chicago 297 tf.

to 5x7. Price $3 50u give you or a friend

We want one or two good men to rerresent

our firmin ?. E. I. whose dutes would be to sell. deliver and collect, Liberal terms. For yarticulars write The Thomas W. Bowman

Nurseries, Toronto,

297 dy tf.

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office ia the Newso, Block with stoves aud vindow bliads la'ely occupied by W. S Stewart Attorney at taw, Terms easy. Apply to W. 8S. Stewart at hie office Prowses

new block. Ch,tow a Dec. [ith 1898 Dy e. o. d. wks.

SKATES

Sharp -ned while you wait, and

eprired by a competent hand at Rice’s Bieycle Repair Store opposite the Skating

Rink

285 tf. TO LET.—The he we and premises known ea the “Old Londo» Honse,’situateon water St., uextto Gover:ment Warehouse No 1! Apply to Peake Bros & Co. jan2—tf PLE ASANT HOME WORK FOR MEN OR WOMEN; day or -vening; $6 to $12 weekly, noe mat esting or e <perie o~ needed; plain in- structions and work mailed on application. Memorial Co, Lend on, Ont ee ---—- oe

TU LEC.—Thres story Dwelling House con taining eight larg: rooms, on Prince Street -— ssion given 6a Oct 13th W. W. Wellner.

“The Low Birt orate,” “Christianit nd Agnosticiem,” se:.aons, by Rev. James tien Se one ey for sale at

; IN office and at Carters’ and

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Old Time Firemen, Fifty years and more ago, when New

| York and many other cities relied upon

the members of their volunteer fire de partment to put out fires, the ambition of each company was to be first at 4 fire and most eflicient in subduing the flames.

One old time fireman says that noth- ing now can r in bim the excite- ment whick never failed to come at the sound of the fire alarm.

‘‘Busivess, meals and health were of

smafl account compared toacall to join

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the fire epgine,’’ this veteran says, with a retrospective sigh. ‘‘The night of my

wedding there was a fire, but it came right in the middle of the marriage serv- ice and I bad tomissit. However, there was one early the next morning while we were eating breakfast, and I went. No bride was so exacting ag to expect to keep her husband at her side when the fire Cepartment had use for him.’

There were no salaries in those days ave those paid to chief engineers. The firemen paid for the painting and deco- rating of their honored engines and for such repairs as were needed from time to time. In the days before cities were divided into districts the volunteer firemen, added to active service on the field of the conflagration, frequently bad a good deal of preliminary exercise in the way of ranning before they dis- covered where their services were need- ed.— Youth’s Companion.

A Vegetable Caterpillar.

The most extraordinary object I have ever seen is the New Zealand vegetable caterpillar. The ratais a parasite creep- er which first destroys its forest host and then crushes it to death and, usurp- ing its skeleton, becomes a tree itself. If the rata seedling is dug up, it is found to be springing not from a seed, but from the head of a perfectly formed caterpillar.

It is supposed by some that the cater-

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pillar, which on dissection proves to be in ally the exact counterpart of its | living insect relative, swallows the ti rata seed while living, and burrowing | into the ground becomes, instead of a chrysalis, the germinating bome of th seed, which by some agency turns Its unfortunate foster mother into wood. Others, however, contend the cater- pillar itself is produced by the rata, urging in support of their theory that if springing from a seed the shoot would

grow out of different parts of the cater- pillar instead of invariably growing out of the head.

The insect vegetable is yellowish,

our inches long, and is fally

tended. I have seen them freshly dug up, and others that had been kept for years, and all had the appearance of a perfect insect carved in wood.—Pear

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| son’s Weekly. si ihabaniinen Tanning by Electricity. By the introduction of electricity

into the process the period required

for the tanning of leathers has been very materially reduced. In the fina!

| process of unbairing the pelts and skins | it has been demonstrated that if a cur- rent of sma]! density be passed through the solution of lime and

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ar: in which they are usually soaked the proc- ess is hastened that the skins are dy for the mechanical removal of the hair in several hours, whereas in the ordinary way it would require several days. The passage of the electric cur- rent appears to carry the solution inte the pores of the hide in a very remark- able manner. After the bair is removed and the skins placed in. the prover tan-

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| The way people eat and ‘drink has perilous conse- ,. quences. Very few people sili j know how to treat their r i J/stomachs. Eating too much;

/ or not enough; or the wrong / kind of food; or at the wrong

time—gets the digestive organs

into such a thoroughly disor- dered condition that at last noth- || ing whatever can be digested. When the appetite fails and the

liver becomes sluggish, the whole system is dragged down and deadened \\\ ! by imperfect nutrition, There is noth- \ ing im the world which restores or-

ganic tone and vigor so quickly and scientifically as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med- ical Discovery.

It acts directly upon the nutritive organ-

ism: it gives the stomach power to extract a high percentage of nourishment from the food, and enables the liver to filter all bili- ous poisons out of the circulation; it puts the red, vitalizing life-giving elements into the blood, and builds up solid flesh, mus- cular force and healthy nerve-power. In all debilitated conditions and wasting diseases it is vastly superior to malt extracts or any mere temporary stimulants. It gives permanent strength. Itis better than naw seous emulsions, because it is agreeable to the weakest stomachs.

Whenever constipation is one of the complicating causes of disease, the most perfect remedy is Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant

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Pellets, which are always effective, yet ab-

solutely mild and harmless. There never was any remedy invented which can take their place.

‘“‘In August, 1805, I was taken down with what my physician pronounced consumption,”’ writes Ira D. Herring, of Needmore, Levy Co., Florida. ‘‘My trouble continued for several months. Four bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cured me.”

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passed throngh the solution, which has similar accelerating eect The fig ures of time required for tanning by this process are, with bark liquor, about 12 days for cowhide and one-half to three days for calfskin and one day tor kangaroo. A German Death Notice. Under the ‘‘collective mourner”’ eys- tem in GerMany all the relatives of the deceased bind themselves tag er to mourn his Joss and to defray coilect- ively the cost of advertisement. The case of Mrs. Regina Werscbau Is an In- stance in point. She lived to the age cf 111 and left behind her many relatives, whose testimony, quoted textuaily from the Werscbau Gazette, reads as follows: ‘“Rilled with sorrow we announce to all our relations and acquaintances toe Departura of our innermostly loved Mother, Mother-in-law, Grandmoth- er, Great-Grapdmother, Great-Great- Grandmother and Great-Great-Great- Grandmother, who departed this life on August 22, 1898.’' The signatures of the particg affected follow. The Ger-

man for tbe last title is ‘‘ Urururgross- mutter. ’’

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Ruined by Mules.

M. P. Le Grand, an Alabama farmer, savs that many negroes in the south are ruined by mules, and he thinks he bas proved it. Hie owns a great deal of farm land, which be rents to negroes on con dition that they shall do their work with an ox instead of amuly. Asa re- suit, all his tenants prosperous and pay their rent pr mptly. The ox, be ex plains, is entirely capable in all the re- quirements ol the cotton patch, but be has bis limitations, and bis colored mas ter does not think of mounting him and riding off on useless errands or pleasure trips. /ss the negro cannot ride to dis tant churches, cake walks or ‘‘hoe downs,’’ and as he will not walk, he goes to bed and is rested aud ready for labor in the morning.

So far as the inference from this ex: periment goes, the nero, plus # mule, is a shiftiess and unreliable citizen, but eliminate the mule and substiiute ox, and he becomes regular in bis bab- its, businesslike and prosperous. —New York Tribune.

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An Appreciative Reader.

Thomas Scott, the celebrated com- mentator on the Bible, published an edi- tion of Bunyan’s ‘*Pilgrim’s Progress’' with explanatory notes. A copy of this’ work he benevolently presented to one of his poor parishioners. Meeting bim soon after, Mr. Scott inquired whether. ihe bad read it.

‘‘Yes, sir,’’ was the enthusiastic re- ‘ply. | ‘*Do you think you understand it?’ | Ob, yes, sir,’? the parishioner an-'

swered, with the unexpected and disap- pointing addition, *‘and I hope before’ Jong I shall understand the notes. ”

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