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WOOL SEASON 1899

We are in the market to bay wool as seon as the clip is ready. We bought a great deai last year, and those who sold to! us were well satisfied. We want to handle an inoreased quantity | Pieux, Île petit Jean, que lorsque this season, and wouid be glad to have the Cu of ail who

read this. We promise the highest possibie

appraached —in any other store in the Riding.

READY MADE CLOTHING —Thisis a business that has been |Prochaine. growing fast with us. Each year finds nus handling mere. For men and youihs we show Shorey's make, ackuowledged to be the most honestiy made stuff in Canada. This year it is exosp- tionally stylish aud we.l made. Our Boys’'s aud Children's Saits|qu'on lni donnait, les médecins are absointely right in quality, style and price, and our stock will

be lound twice as large as any other in West FPrinee.

CrorTxs.—Tryon and Eureka Tweeds, Canadian and English

Tweeds and Sarges.

GENTLEMEN Ss HaTs.—Special values in Soft Hats at 66c.

the largest in West Prince. Everything you need in Shirts, Neckwear, and the small accessories of dress is ready for your

inspection.

FooTwEAR —From the ch'apest to the b:st our line is com

plete and large. Women's Strong Boots, 75c. up. Fine Boots, $i.25 up. Special value in Men's fine goods, and ths most complete as-

soriment of Infants’ and chiidren’s shoes we have ever chown.

SUMMER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR —Ladies Cotton Hose. 5e. up. Ladies Cotton Vests, 4 for 2%e. Beys strong Seamlees Hose

15e. to 220. Fall range of sizes all direet from the mill, saving our

customers one profit.

New Hardware, New Crockery, New Window Shades, New

Tin and Graniteware just opening. Highest prices paid for Egg: #nd Wool

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Conte de Noel

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LEs Au's D'ENFANT

Le petit J-an était maiade— si malade qne d.jà l'on ponvaïit prévoir le jour où son exqais sourire triste n'illanminerait plus [un pèle rayon de vie sa “hsm-

bre Inxi use d'enfant très rich».

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souvent ! elle ne sait eile même si c'était de posséder nn aussi par trésor, ou de dloaleur à is pensée d'une séparation trop

Or, malgré la chaleur tiède de son foyer, malgré les beaux oiseanx qu'ii avait dans des cages, malgré les fleurs rares

araisnt dévidé qu'il lui fallait plus de chand soleil, plus de chants d'oiseaux et de parfams fleuris. Alors on l'avait conduit en Égyple pour y passer,

Un bon vieux prêtre son pré. cepteur les avait suivis et. e)mme l'enfant semblait ronaî- tre sous les uaresses du grand ciel afrisain, on avait commen cé une série d':ntr-t e1is où on l'instraisait pau à pea dans 1a religion de Jésus: qui, lri aussi, fut petit enfant en Egypt-.

Ua jonr, après avoir pensirement

baissé sa bionde tête pàl", J+an demarda d'une voix anxi-use qne drvenaient Îles tout petits-ufants qui mourairnt | à son âge. On lui répondit qu'ils. devenaisut de b-aux anges aux graudes ailes roses, et qu'ils vo- laisrt autour da bon Dieu sans se lasser jamais de le servir. Et to:s ? Tous vont. soir le bon Dien ?

Où dat lui exoliqner qu'il en était de bien wmalh-ureux parus quiis ne rerraient jamais Jesus, n'ayaut pas reçu sur leur front oandid: l'ean baptismals qui fait ehrétion. Et, songeur, ie petit malade se tut tri-tem nt. Or la veiile de Noa était arri. Vée.—Jsan reposait dass sa coa: ch-tte. 1l était tard déj:, l'enfant ne dormiit pas, car il vonlait veir le bou ange quiallait v:air, lai avat on d'1, Ini apperter de beaux cad-aux d: nomvelan. 1l'r-gardait au travers ds la fy- nètre le sombre de cett: nait d'Eypte, où une étoile brillait, au point de faire nâir l'éciat da ses coeurs

Soudain il lai sembla qu'un rayon de cetie étoile, toujours plus iumineux, glissait jusqu'à iui et qu'il voyait veuir sur ce déiescent, avec de roses ailes replhiées qui s'inchina sur Jean se soal:va et mit ses frêles bras amaigris autour da cou de son

— Bol ange, c'est rons qae Je bon Jésus m'envoie pour le nou- vel an ?

L'ange sourit encore.

— Bel ange est-il vrai qu'i aevorde {out ce que lui deman- dent les petits enfants cemme moi qui oùt été sages ?

L'ange parut étonné, et, tout en faisant signe que oui, nur- wura bien bas d'un ‘on de re- proehe :

— Que désires tu donc ?

— Dites au bon Jesus que je: ne v:ux pas de jomets. J'en ai tant ! Je voudrais... Dites-le lui, le voudrais qu'il fit venir au eici les petits enfants comme moi qui sont tristes de ne le voir

plearait sa mère, et cerabien

| degree east fifteen chains and tventy |

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privés dn ciel. Dans l'air pur de Cette nnit de rédemption, coin me ds3 soufll«s de brise ieur mes voletnient près de latrrre.

Eufin, il prit son -«10- rer. | vie},

La douce Vierge Marie avait lavliné 84 biond- 1ète vers la tarrs, et révait &ux heures pé nib'es de son ex0 1e, aiors qu'elle Jayait vers la brûlante Af:iqe

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11 était sudoux, il était si L'ange lui raseuta le d-s'r sn) blime du petit malads et la

bonne Vierges fat si ému, qu'une gross: larme brilla dins ses longs yeux très doux. Alors, inefFfable prodige, ectte larme tombaen rosée baptismals sur tous les petits msrts de la ierre d'Kgypts.

À l'haure même, sans aroir terminé eon rêve charitable, l'âme de Jean quitta sen frêle corps amaigri.

Elle s'envola, suivie dn cor- tège radieux de toutes sas Am?s régénérées, vers la porte azurée du eiel, qnele vieux saint Pierre ouvrait tonte grande en pleurant des larmes d: jo.- à la vue de ces âme d'enfauts

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MORTGACGE SALE

There will be sol:l by public auc- tion, in front of the Court Honse in S imner”side, on FRIDAY THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1899, at tae hour of ten o’clock in the fore- noon, under a power of sale contained in a mortgage datedthe Srd. day of December, A. D. 1880 and made be twcen Heñry Fitzgerald Jarvis and Harry Compton Green of the first part, Charies (rreen of the seeond part ani John Lefurgy of the third part.

All that p'ec+ of land on Lot Seven- teen in Prince County bounled as fol- low: : commencing at a stake fixed on the wext side of the road leadiag through Saint Eleanors to Richmond Bay thence south eighty five degrees west ten chains and serenty links to the east boundary line of land now or

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‘The subject is treated in a masterly manner, {he grand entve of the Horseshoe in the foreground leading the eye np tn tie t uabling,raging rapidsabove, and the brosd expense of river beyond, with the islands in the middle distance and the face of the farther curve of the Horseshoe, 15 well as the grest white wallof the American ra!l partially obseured bythe cloud of rising spray which is handled Lixhtly with £ne efect. In the grat amphitheatre below the falis are seen the boiling : 3. sttongls and effectively depicted. and the two staunch littie steamers that make their tours under ihe coustant showers of spray. Nevez before has this subject been hancled by any artist with equal ‘orce and impressive digaity, combined with deep, thorough feeling and delicacy of touch.” —7he Rarhway Age.

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formerly in possession of Benjamin £churman thence along the said boun. dary line south one degree ani a quarter east thirty six chains and se- venty links thence south twenty fire degrees and a half west eighty two sh4ins thence south sixty six degrees and one quarter east ten ehains and seventy eight links thence north twenty six degrees and three quarters cast to the road leading through saint Eleanors thence northward to the road leading to Richmond Bay and thence along said road to the place of commencement containing one hun- dred and thirty six and a quarter a- cres more or less. Also all that other piece of Jand on said lot known as the Storefieid bounded as follows : c:im- mencing at a stake fixed on the shore of Richmond Bay on the east side of the road leadinw to Saint Hleznors thence southwaril along said road e- leven chains and fifty links to land now or formerly in possession of Har- ry C. Craswrell thence nlong said and south eighty five degrees and à balf à

five links thence north three Quiriers of a degree west two chains 2: 4 forty links to Richm nd Bay thence west- ward along the said shore to the place of beginning containing thir- teen acres of land more or less.

For further particulars apply at the office of J. Edward Wyatt, Barrister at Law, Summerside.

Dated this 6th day of November A.} D. 1899.

DOROTHEA LEFURGY

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