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PROOF

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mises,

ALGUS? 1494,

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—There is a good dea! of Montreal over the

feeling

omtraveous alinc k ofa

Catholics who have become Protestauts. But then that would be giving Protests the right to illuse and maltreat their people who have become Cutholics. Were Protestants? Were they, after their con- version, hunted through the streets? Were their houses ransacked? Quite the con-

those of

POSITIVE not only of its great 2 og

value as a mew article of diet § trary took place.

but is also sufficient proof of the & —The St. John N.B. Record has the fol-

general desire to be rid of indi- G lowing: An interesting story comes from

gestible, unwholesome, unappe- & Moncton about the Governor-General and

tizing lard, and of all the ills that his estinable wife. Itseems that His Ex-

lard promotes. Try / cellency liad arranged matters so as to a meet his wife at Moncton and the two to

Gotiolene

at once and waste no t discovering

fe others that you have

NO USE FOR LARD.

Made only by N.K. FAIRBANK & Weilington and Ann MONTREAL.

mayod

THEY DON’T ACREE.

like thousands of now

.?P. MURRAY, DENTIST, Jagya Streas, - - - Caarlotistown

Ct Pa

Lord Aber- anxious! v to Lady It had

proceed together to Halifax. deen was on hand waiting greet his wife when the train bearing Aberdeen moved into the station.

been a long time since they had met and being a loving and devoted husband, His Excellency, as soon as the train stopped, rushed intothecar,pulling his littledaughter after him. ‘The great crowd of spectators on the platform strained their eyes and all watched to see His Lordship would embrace his spou-e. It was an ex- citing moment. Aberdecn went boldly forward, then stopped, looked out of the window, then advanced quietly, pulled down the blind, and that was the last the

ime In

how

co., Sts people of Moncton saw of the Aberdeens. . —Moncton Times: The tremendous shrinkage in the foreign trade of great — | Britain is shown by the following com- parative half-yearly statement of the

exports:

Ending June 1891........ ....$992,000,000 « ~ & -$p08.......... 804 0eae LORS. osu .... 861,750,000

" O: Ps ih kteuas 454,000,000

the decrease in the exports alone for the full year, 1893-4, approaches three hundred million dollars, and while the

import trade holds up better the tigures

vailing depression is deeply felt in Britain. The foreign trade of the United States has fallen off by over two hundred millions in the last year, an/ from almost every country comes the story of declining trade. In view of these facts the record of Canadian trade in the past five years is interesting. It is given below:

sun can show ; @ record of increasing trade

Te-sey Mosquito—j in the face of falling values and world oe ! 1 smalisize, Have’em | wide depression For sauch bigger. ney 2 i ING ‘ Ny RE [EE WOMAN AND TEMPERANCE. Si 2 , ‘ : ae me

antes of MOSQUITO Lieat GF SUNBURN

IT 18 COOLING REFRESHING HELSING ast Extresa, W J <L.AME sp Sui ‘FACKS A We l; :

Bathe the Aching

The u

egnized

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When the mosquitoes send subs itutes to do

their work, then use somethirg good”

but genuine Pond’s Fxtract. Ponv’s Extract Co.,

What’ S the time?

> LES. (See directioas

-UNDS AND

in place of Pond’s Extrac*, the mosquitoes come themse'ves, use nothing

76 Fifth Ave.,

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tetn perance

SITES |...

7, Wit as le mer.can orator, juestion in Canada some time », Stated that

things are better Some of the men and all of the are for prohibition. And why should nut women be active in this cause? They have taken a lively interest in it, and have nobly done their share in pro moting its advancement.

“This good teetotal

rather slow,

obeved the former, but bow.

women

niversally rec- Specific for

li bottle.) wagon was running

NDERFUL Until the ladies lent a hand, and then it had to go; Head or For when they fight for God and right, it

isn’t worth denying They’! have their way and win the day,

or else they'll die a-trying.”

else *‘just as

But when ”

“Ina better day than ours,” says Joseph Cook, “women’s temperance vote shall be to the whiskey ringe what lightning is to the oak.” In the meantime they work and pray, and, as appears from the following, would seek to persuade men to vote in favor of this righteous measure :

Made only by m.Y, chy.

If you have a Co

it is time you were taking ED SPRUCE GUM

THE OLD STANDARD CURE

GRAY’S 2

SYRUP

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA and all LUNG AF

Gray's Syrup has been on trial for more than 60 years and the verdict of the people is that

it is the best remedy known,

per bottle.

KERRY WATSON & CO. Prornicrene

MONTREAL.

Sold everywhere.

Josiah, put vour slippers on, And cease your needless chatter; I want to have a word with vou About a little matter.

ugh

Josiah, look me in the face; You know this world’s condition, Yet you have never cast a vote Right out for prohibition,

I heard you on your knees last night Ask help to keep from straying;

And now I want to know if you Will vote as you’ve been praying ?

FECTIONS.

You’ve prayed as loud as any man 25c. and 50c. its 2

While with the tide a-floatin’ ; Josiah, you must stop such work And do some better votin’.

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Caaada (Limited),

MONTRE

CAPITAL STOCK, -

A Society disseminate the taste for arts, and help artists.

AL.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the | Government of Canada, the 27th February,

L893.

GALLERY OF PAI

Nos. 1666 and 1668 Notre Montreal.

‘One of the hichest Galleries of

Paintings in Can

established with a

We women pray for better times And work right hard to get "em; You men vote liquor with its crimes, And we just have to take “em.

How long, Josiah, must this be ? We k ok and pray "gainst evil; You pray all right, for what I see,

Ii or vote just “for the Devil !

$100,000. There now! I've said my say, and you

Jit save your aminunition, And vote the way you 've always prayed— For total prohibition !

view to lo encourage _———e~< THE STRONC POINT “about the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla is that they are permanent. They start from the solid foundation —Pyre Blood. In the combustion of fuel for boilers it is demonstrated, though not in accord- ance with common supposition, that coke is better than coal, the charcoal better still for producing intense heat, because

NTINGS

Dame St,

ada.

the larger percentage of carbon they ADMISSION FREE, from 10 o’clock | contain. a. m., to 4 p. n oer won im we All the Paintings are originals, mostly non Pah ie from the French school, the leading mod- AN Ouv Axp Wei. Taisp Reneoy.— rn school. x Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has

Eminent Artists, such

Rechegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit jean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzay and a members of this

rreat many Others, are So. riety.

Sale of Painti ngs at easy terms.

distribmtion of ‘Paintin Society and Seripholder: on Augn-t 1st and 8th.

Price of Scriptum 25cts.

Ask for Catalogue and Circular. H. A. A. BRAULT, i

janl7—mwf tf

Francais | beed used for over fifty vears by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snccess, It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures the colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea, Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-tive cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mra. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—1 y

USE SKULA’S DISCO COVERY, tbe great F soi wil Nerve Remedy.

as

Next betwen the July 25th,

;

Director.

given are sufficient to slow that the pre- |

Exports. Imports,

1889 90..... $ 96,749,000 $121,858,000 1890-1 93,417,009 119,400,000 1891-2 113,963,000 127,406,000 | 1892-3...... 118,664,000 129,074,000 1994-8 -. .. 119,000,000 123,000,000

This is a record of which the people of Canada may well be proud; itis a re- cord which no other country under the

speaking on the |

not Manning and Newman formerly |

LABOR.

There are aluminium drums,

THE WORLD OF |

}

| London has 271 public park:

Paper carpets are announced.

British India licenses opium shop California makes artificial pranite- Persia’s railroads stretch 20 miles Denmark is first in dairy production. Chinese carpenters get thirty cents a day, :

Bt. Louis demanis three-cent car fare.

mn

elery prodactiou

thousand acres.

sixteen

i | | | } Seven trans-atlantic cables are in use. | | | occupies

‘Toroute, | Ontario.

= As Well as Ever

| After Taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla

|

Cured of a Serious Disease.

“I was suffering from what is known as 3right's disease for five years, and for days ata time I have been unable to straighten myself up. I wasin bed for three weeks; during that time I had leeches applied and derived no bene- fit. Seeing Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised ta the papers I decided to try a bottle. I found

HOOD’S

Sarsaparilla

Female bootblacks are numerous in Paris.

ae world contains 1142 railroad tun-! retief before I had finished taking half of a bot- § neis ’

' Americans innport Japanese tennis rac- | kets. New York has 15,000 mun icipal work ers. . Petersburg has an 1,100-ton bronze sates Durham, N.C.

arettes a year.

, makes 300,000,000 cig-

A gigantic fir tree, felled near Whatcom recently, contained 20,000 feet of lumber. | The largest

world is at Louisville, about 7,000 hogsheads.

in the

It will hold

tobaeco warehouse

Ky.

A rich Laplander sometimes keeps as many as 5,000 reindeer in his service, a poor man usually has 300.

The Parliament of Finland has passed a law prohibiting all railroad traffic and mail delivery on Sunday.

John Byrnes, of Boston, says that he is the oldest street car driver in the world. He has been at work 40 years,

The memorial bronze doors which the Astors will put in Trinity Church, New York, are nearly complete. It took three sears to finish them, at a cost of $100,000.

A gold-weighing machine in the Bank of En; gland is so ‘sensitive that a postage stamp “dropped on the scale will turn the index on the dial a distance of six inches.

It is noted as a singular fact that there are not more than two processes for enamelling cast iron, notwithstanding the amount of ingenions effort put forth in this direction.

In a recent London lawsuit regarding noise and vibration caused by a tactory, the phonograph was brought in a3 a wit- ness, atthe suggestion of Professor Sil- vannus P. Thompson, being caused to record the noise and reproduce them in Court.

The Vienna police have general charge of all newspapers, and keep records of all presses and publications, maintain a cen sorship over all theatres and plays, and is- sue licenses for the publication and sale of all books, magazines and periodicals.

American anglers on the St. Lawrence River are being compelled to gay $5 a fiching pole wien used in Canadian waters. This imposition is made possible under the old Dominion law long dormant,

but now resurrected

The switchman looms ap in the Chi- cago strike as the most danzerous factor that the railroad- have to contend with

in such acrsis. As< the Chicago Herald save: “One eflisient switchman can do more tiisclief to the square inch in any

vard, than a mob of a hundred disorzan-

“the etragyle in this coun-

ized men, so faras stopping traffic: is con- cerned, The switchman’s duties are not learned in a day, ora month, or a year, for that matter. His labor must be classed

, : ‘ } ¢ ’ ‘av a< ae » 7 (ago ° i. iry is, and always has beeu, between | as ekilled labor. In Chicago there are license and prohibition. That was the | several schools fur the instruction of . . i . yi) . s '

case in the Garden of Elen, and it is so | switchinen, and if an applicant for em atil! ie dans i “i

atill, The de vil said “Kat” God said | ployment on @ railroad cannot pass the “Thon shalt not. Adam and Eve both

examinations of these schools, of being engaged are sligitt.

his chanecc 8 Some of the

men highest in railroad councils to-day began as switchmen. One for instance, is Marvin Huglitt, President of the

Northwestern. ‘A man of ordinary intel ligence never learns to bea good switch- man,’ said one of the frate srnity, ‘he’s got to have a head made for it. ”

The new German method of coating alumininm with other metals is regorded as of decided mechanical and industriai value. The process consists simply in dipping the aluminium ina solution of eaustic potash or soda, or of hydrochloric acid, until bubbles of gas make their appearance on its surface, at which stage it is dipped in a solution of corrosive aublimate to amalyamate its surface, Aftera second dipping into caustic potash until bubbles of gas are evolved, the metal is placed ina solution of a salt of the desired metal; a film of the latter is rapidly formed, and is so firmly adherent that, in the case of silver, gold or Copper, the plate can be rolled out or polished, the appearance being of a most satisfactory character. When coating with gold or copper, it isan advantage first to apply a layer of silver, and, thus treated, the aluminium may be soldered

with ordinary zine solder,

SUMMERSIDE EXPORTS, Summersipe, Ang. 7. Shipped per steamer Northumbe: rland, Cameren master, for Point du Chene

a =

a view to gradal extension.—Manufactur- er’s Recor

Indisputable.

Why spend $1 for a bottle of medicine for a complaint when one box of Beech am’s pills, costing only 25 cents, will cure nearly all known diseases ? This i is because constipation is the cause of nearly ali ail- ments and Beecham’s pills cure constipa- tion. A valuable book of knowledge mail- ed free, on request, by B. F. Allen & Co., 365 Canal St. New York.

ue. Igotso much help from taking the first bate that I deciaed to try another, and since taking the second bottle [ feel as well as ever 1 did is amy li life.” GEO. MERRETT, Toronto, Ont.

‘Hood's Ss Pills are prompt tand e efficient, yet easy Of action. Sold by all druggists. 25¢e.

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D GOK, MONTE So: vcs ie. pronccce . OO | : IDs «ss Gintranne bcc usee cues tcacd 400 Weedless occ, 70 SKODA. ¥ T RO ONIN... 5. viel 21 This beautiful ship was built by Mr. C a -ases ergs » 8 u Cc. R. OF CRNOD RI. cn reiticiccs die canine 97 Rurgess, a prominent , of Wolf. ri ai tiie: that’ re doing Sach Oelnwee 4 » dies that are 80 ° s an: $ 647 . and Canada. It will carry £ iipped per steamer Northumberland, od sco Cameron master, for Point du Chene, on si _Skoda's Disc ee 4 8th : Soap, ‘Bkoda’s Olntment and #koda's Pile 4 {1 cases eggs 99 Cure, not onky to keep her own crew fn SS i "aR ale $ ~ health, but to introduce them into foreign “ 49 bris mackerel.. 490) ports. In proof of read . 23 kegs berries.................. 69 | the follo , & 6 bels pork.. sone 90 | Nervous Prostration & Chronie Diarrhea | SE I isitinn s costicenceue 190 CAN BE CURED. . _— I a used — ae ” 4 $ 938 covery in my fam ty tan exce a By same steamer on Sth : tent Some, Ore Co Seu olueatee : Si Adee $ 80 coven, Tae request uent and favorable ref- we bos soseeseess ened an 21 kegs berries. . bins 63 et REV, ‘WALLACE, M. A. 5 Bellic: sas, 16) Siem — 200 lbs neats leather. ceils i 60 | Medical Advice Free. ; 14 cases eggs... 42 | SKODA DISCOVERY OC., LTD., WOLFVILLE, W. ¢. = 61 lambs. 122 | a —___—_| Forjeale by?all; druggists. Trade sup $ 383 plied Sw Ww. R. Watson- Charlottetown a P. a" A pronounced feature of recent railway im projects and construction in the South is : ao the large numberof small lines placed under way. Short lines developing coal and timber sections or bring ging rich agri- ;

cultural territory intc connection with the e ity markets are bei ing started on all sides. | Many of these lines are intended as feeders | to larger roads, while others are built with |

Provimout. Trea, Treasury, Prince Edward Island, : 25th June, 1894. Under authority of the Act of last Ses sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government ot Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from any persen or persons, Tem- = porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on E call or on such terms as may be agreed up mn. ¢ This will afford a good opportunity for % the investment of uit or small fame for s short or long periods. 4 ANGUS McMILLAN, Prov. Treasurer

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