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5 Va( g°j dr life of the peepie as the post otice

` f for the convayence of leters from

one toun or districk to an other.

` a nombre of smal rils riseing in _

diferent phices, which mingelg

me " E T ' C°f5°t’ *Ye beallhnmy considdered the sorse of the grate

'°"5""°"’d °“ °°“”°‘1 Vmexples md streeine It has ben sugested that give no undue pressure-they readily ` ;<» ~=~,~°~===;_=»~- M - » :?.;.i:?g:.<‘.:.f‘f.f.i;...“ ‘;°°.‘.; I l l d I tvs! ’ ‘ ~ °° iougiygleslglfgguienl s'1']:3;su;g¢mg¢¢ ’ slaves amung the German and

pe:_i'e-.t ciirseis zbtainaig: b'__l`h_;_e material QI, Saxon tribes,dwh-ogere exs[:_eoted an wo mans ipare e an mos! togooneren san carygoo es or '"°‘l°"" rnesseges for there lord when`re-

A‘l shapes, all sizes and all shade! kwirefh and that the poaste gook

lii itrs rise this. me reseInb_

'_ - -' poaste for leters had it’s begining

luslnan thin ea is

W e've received a cask of

the abciethiough mistake of shippers, and if we dont Satisfy the buying public in this article we are not the

10W selling pefple that every \ one knows we are QUALIFYING EXAMINATION.

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They re ling very low ~_ _

“e’re bounffl to make em, HIDTORQX

The-y're the nicest ones it

town Value.

*uid the very latest style _ Give an outline of Queen Anne.s

Drop m and see them reign. Name the distinguished

1 or GREAT BRITAIN-

Every thinfr else selling Bt 1I1°“° °

the l0w prtte fur wh ch we are 10 '

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4. Some noups have two plui-als, Give three examples. »

5. Give an example of a noun clause, an a.dject~ive clause, and an adverb- itil clause. 6. What is meant by the prog;-es. sive form of a verb? Give an ex-

ing sentences are incorrect-, and rectify them (ii) Many people make a mistake in l WPp0Sil1Z that wealth, and not, wisdom, procure esteem. (b) The report was current yester- _ daythat the legations in Pekin were suffering great hai-d5hips,_ and agrees with what was heard before. ic) It is a safe and prudent policy that we always should prefer our duty to pleasure. (d) Most people will admit, when nearing the end of life, that they have done no more than it was their duty to have done. te) It must indeed be confessed that a lampoon or a satire do not carry in them robbery or murder.

9. Parse the following

his injurer his foe. '

ORTHOGRAPHY.

Copy the :following extract, cor- recting the errors in spelling; 3

A There are few ofices conected with

the goverment of this or of any other country which have had so

As hapens with moast grate dis- l covries and importent institeu- sions, the oragin of the poste for leters is obsceure; just as the sorse of a large river may be traced to I

there waters without anny one of them haveing mutch .elaine to the

lence is however, to casuel to sup- ort sutch a concloosion, or to at- ribute the or-egin of the poastege otjleters to sutch comon se-rvises. But not to spekulate on this, and conflnening our atension to Eng: land wee no this mutch that the

before the time of Edward I and had bean imploied by merchents seteled in England befor the fif- tentii sentery.

"l`RA\'SCRIPTION.

N. B.-The candidate isrequired

to make a neat and correct copy of the manuscript handed to him with this slip. The Words SC0l`@d through are to be omitted and the interlineations and the mar8\Il“1 and other additions are to be in- serted in their pr0P€l' PlaC@S “S ln'

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together with the manuscript DSP' er, to the candidates.)

f Envland in her time.

2.Hov. was it that William and Mary were entitled to the throne _ of En land? With what countfy

I 15 5.\‘Yhat were the causes of thc -

ample.

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France, Germany and Italy durinp his t-imc?

foreign wars called “The Crus- ' aies”? How many wcrcl there! \Vhat‘ monk was largely instru mental in arousing the western nations to commence the Crusa-les.

5 6.What do you unders‘and by the

feudal system? When did it coni-

mence and terminate.

HISTORY OF CANADA.

5 7. What unfortunate event took

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place in Canada under the admin istration of Governor de Wonville I

Roberval. _ _fl _-

10 9. Who was Cavelier de la Salle.; `l

and with what discovery is h`__ name connected. -

10 10. What were the causes of the war

of 1812 between Great Britain and

the United States?

10 ll. Who were the governors or lieu-

tenant-governors of Lower and , Upper Canada at the time of the T political troubles of 12257;

_ GEOGRAPHY.

alues.

10 l. I)eflne the geographical terms: _

Ecliptic, Zodiac, Tropics, Equator.

15 2. Mention the most direct route a

traveller would take going froml Halifax to Dawson City. Mention ,_ the railways, oceans, ports, straits

and island ,on his way.

10 3.What are the chief ports and ._

harbours of British Columbia? Indicate the locality. , 10 4.Into how many provinces and

district-s are the North-West Terri- t01`l¢S divided? What are heir

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All liver ills are cured by Hood’s Pills.

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Teacher-Spell “wrong” Johny.

J ohny--R-o-n-g.

Teacher-You know that isn’t right. Johny-Course it ain`t. You told me

to spell wrong.

A box of Milburn’s Rheumatism, Sciatica,

Lumbago or -Nenralgia have never

“Dat’s»-a queer hoss shoe over your door, `

Mr. Johnsing.’ .

“Hoss shoes is out of style; dat’s a auto- mobel tire.” ,

Mi|iard's Liniaent Cures Distemper. I

A peculiar thing about wealth is that

when you own to much of it, it owns you.

Mary A. O'Connell, Middle Stewiacke,

N. S. says: “I have used Laxa.-Liver Pills for serious Liver Complaint and they have done me a world of good making me smart and healthy.”

Money is more apt to make the man, socially, if the n_ian’s grandfather, rather than himself made the money. `

One LAXA-LIVER PILL every night

for thirty days makes a. complete cure of

biliousness and constipation. That is- 1 just 25 cents to be cure .

Patience is bitter, but its fruit is swes

L An All-round Remedy.

Mrs. Hannesson, Binscarth, Man.

writes “I have used Hagyard’s Yellow Oil for Sore Throat, Cuts, Scalds and Frostbites for a long time and consider if the best all-round household remedy made] Price Zinc. all dealers.

Awell bred man is always sociable and

complaicant.

HAGYARD`S YELLOW OIL cures

jsprains, bruises, sores wounds, cuts, lfrostbites, chiiblains, stihgs of insects, i burns, scalds, contusions, etc. Priee25c.

1 The talent of success is nothing more ‘ than doing what you can do well.

Milburifs Sterling Headache _ Powders

contain neithermorphine nor opium. They

Erornptly cure Sick Heailache, Neuralvtwi

eadache, Headache of Gripéie. Bea l-

ache of delicate ladies and Hen ache from

An obstinate man does not hold opin-

ions-they hold him.

Mlnarfs Llllaieat Cares Clpre, ln Cmil

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Toronto, t.

any cause whatever. Price l0e. and 25c. 1

When a man is considered . to be very

g clever, his wife thinks that his greatest

was England at war during their ,exhibit-ion of clevemess was in pickin

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them in Beaver, Melton, Cheviot, Whipcord, and Chinchilla, Blue, Black, Brown, and Bromix. Hundreds of-$10 coats to

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E/aiilngt b§done unless you have good - ` _ ~_ . ' "".;l°’_"l__"'§"3 '“ M" L" _ 4, l 0 ea t . ou cannot have pure health ' ~ ‘ ‘ ` ,

without pure blood. You may _have ~ _,.1-r-we 1 g Q °‘

' pure blood by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla i

now. You cannot realize the good it will _ ‘ f __-, .0 do _you until youtry it_. Begin taking' it,;‘__ ‘ ' ’ ‘ to- ay and see how quickly it will _ give

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Jack was left, and I telegraphed him

.......i..»» A .Sales exceed of any other

'Dhere -isnothing better_ ‘for childrenfs ` ‘ Coughsand Colds than Dr. 'Woods ‘Nor-

take and always cures the ittle ones’ - ._ coughs promptly'

One of the most important rules of the L' I

szience of manners is an absolute silence ' B _

in regard to yourself. _

mLBURN’s STERLING HEADACHE S 1° °"“*‘f°“» 1'"

ii ii <1 ii ° _ 8 _ q dealing mthnumwnuq.

POWDERS cure t e worst ea ac e in from live to twenty minutes and leave no b ° - - Thosowhohavenotyetgivenusatrial, hadbettmhh, lkilf

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Miiiarfs Lliilment Cures Colds, etc.

We cannot always oblige, but* we can Rep-“rms promptly In id N' ways speak obligingly.

A°brave man knows no malice, but iof- - _

gets in peace the injuries of war, and ' V gives his direst foe a friend’s embrace. I f" ' * " ~

nn. Lows WORM SYRUP is a san ’ __ sure and' reliable worm expeller. Acts - ‘f ~.

equally well on children or adults. Be- I

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Passengers leaving Chuilltawlgxat ;‘;*l.l)i;n§alfo:.eqqElimpiy tlgilsthldlinu. For. iimuels it hu Diqod o [Lille

on Wednesday morning, in _ ' _ ‘

. - . 'll fi d 't t I l good for washing Inca Curtains I

connection at Halifax for Boston algal; _l_oP`:_"\5;1;i"gg __equh_°d_ I an vm nh

Autumn Excursions. titans we me use is _ mm trans. 2 slim as :te SPf°i*1 R°°‘"`° Ti°k°°' ’*°" b°'i"“ Wholesale by ` -

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