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Your 'Grocer s ‘ fi. _Red Rose Tea f _

I 'MOST good Grocers sell Red Rose Tea,

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If a _grocer recommends Red Rose Tea L'

it wiil`be an honest opinion, because he make; less profit on Red Rose Tea. than on most others. E _ When a. merchant recommends an article upon i

_ 'which his profit is less than upon other‘similar I "goods, ‘it_is because he wants to sell satisfactory -

Your grocer Knows he can recommend Red'

Rose Tea. for its “rich fruity flavor” and its I strength, and because ,

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_ nm 2- *._ ljllfv. and no process-of pat itthere. -Given

--can _.be cultivated and - given s

will -ever _

iladllirlatian and the »aon\0hristiiatl.- .lu - l-he aesthethii-,rin milpemeiiit-r iimmorala, ~_ s nina may standzi show’ tho"Ch\‘il\fill\- .Tin-se cremation i.hat.2.|wholly- beiongf-to this world,=but1n the- Chrintlnniilierov lo _,_ the eternal-lift: unfolding, -which ismould- _ -dug iiiin alter the "Image .oft the > -Gbrlst. -This being so, it seems. evident that _we

flats been already passed upon us.

“lla that believeth is not condemned, but he i.hnt_bl-ilevcth not is condemned _

.Chi-lstian, but it istbo diiieraiice between t

not kuowSliintolsm,‘tho religion of the t

WOT

‘Pe Ui

utss iiutii, tlwy ri.ach their highest ideal

__§p,t_J;t'ri__i ouanrsri.

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BTUDIUI IN Tlfl OLD TBTAIBNT [B011

" xsl\ian‘ro xunacnr.

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i.5s_soN_1r__ii‘f.~-'nscsunnrt in. `

-his uint wiii uniaui no i-.iiwa amines. fran Cnuiaogfsa or 'rnslbanssran 'i-i\|l.J»toke~i is the diiforeiiconbotwioll 1198. 9.'l¢'_l; ""` `* Memories vf_orso_8.

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‘ .G0ItUEN_`l`EXT- 'l1l|_ou_s_lialt call bii nlme Jesus; for ho

Shall save' hh' people from their sins,- nlltii. 1. 21.1" *¢‘\"" " ‘P I 1" i " A

` 'I' INTRODUUTOBY. ' n the cioiain ""'viars'és' 'of' the prooed

_ I 8 _ ing chapter 18. ills-It the prophet -has

ust described. the great niiilction and

goods and to please his customers. 'A ` ‘ ""“"‘i"°°°°"'*_\ll*‘1‘1iU_-"l‘° ~7“ibU“_°“” f°’ 3

° °°“‘l°'“n“"‘°”'f°‘° ""3 ““t'°'_‘°°- °! (leigh intensedarlrness which ls' io como upon

l ' idolaters and such *as fenr not "Jehovah

-For-them--‘-‘sumly -there-is no morning"

v. $0). but only “distress and darkness,

already.” “Ho that hath the Son hath . _ _ tlisaloom of anguish' and into thick .lifa, butnlieltliat hath not the bon' hath darkness they Shu" bedlflven away.. (‘,_22>_ :iot.llfc. t is -not. only -the illllaronte The prophet has In mind me Assyrian 'enwken me Chmuan and the mm' captivity of the northern tribes, the dis-

ress and anguish of iihich captlvll-y

I Uhrhu-a“lA'y “pd qu °t'h°l wuF‘Dns` I d° he portrays niost vividly. In the midst of

his portrayal, however, he pauses, for on

”'=*2§"1'” - _ __ J. ,f l ti .i _ - . _ _ _ ._ . ' _. al. ' 3.-,5 _3|::)I?';§fhc;_r":3:£:;;f' an EI ado” know she horizon' of his prophetic vision there

id h

owns the glorious light of future bright-

T' H' Estabtnokag 'I know this/bringa us face to face with my because ot the wmtng dn mince and

eir to the Davldic throne who shall Le

in I 11,h;?`l?is“"`\“'"l 1imhu{hln°tl|n` mt t' ily er days. These brighter days of the

i 'Y' i 7 " `f I (0 m )»°_“ nn emu In 0 8°” ' future are to be days of exceeding great

St' john’ N'B°' T°"°“l°’ wi'"'l9°¥ the problcni .ot the heaihen,but God knew h

full weii~thcir teaching, and knew it mis necessary to send liis only begotten

the ideal and therefore the eternal king of his people Israel. Ilia advent and rule shall bring to his long oppressed' people

1 ' s _ _ , . _ I.

' ` ' Son into um “und than the “arm-' mlgh freedom and peace, neither of which shall

iBEST CHRISTMAS GIFT

FOR WIFE, MOTHER, DAUGHTER

SISTER OR-_ SWEETHEART .

tl "`

:aim

and will find everywhere _ 5

_ 4tHn¥° _

These machines are now being sold at lower prices, quality considered, _than any other. Whether you propose tho purchase of a machine or not ‘there is much to interest most women at any Singer

' .Store-all are cordially invited

I som own ni'

SINGER SEWING MACHINE C0.

Queen Street. Charlottetown. P. E. f., also South

Side Water Street. Summerside, P. E- Island.

L -fa

` PI I-I-ss

CIFVTE ‘Vind

' nndilosirn fnrwnrk oi-play. Mnksaclenr ;

brain, bright eyes and sweet breath. .

MAKE Lira woR'ri-i wi-iiua

GIVE VIGOR

by mngii-ally corrootinii liver, alomrwh nnil hnivi-ls. They inlliico tho _iintura sll-up :uni upiiotltu of youth. _

GIVE VTALITY _

_ by cleansing all disorders from thoraystem. I

They cure Constipation, indignation, Biliousness, Head- _

ache, Nervousness. f"

For Sala by all Druggisis lOc and 250 a BOX Acct-:PT no sUsT|1'u'rEs

_ ' s i. .,_'__-'V ` »

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rn n.s...s»§;

For sale by'_lobii_<on & Johnson

.. 15: ,Q-._

i 3 radio mos. r mi _ _ _

SHOUTSHI

is but one opinion--Everybody, everywhere

speaks well of - . _

ieiinrs “siiieNi_” Pinoii miicii,

All grocers handle them-N0 Work 1° S¢l1 thun-

Asked For Every Hour of the _Day

_"§§_i>°x¢.§ (2.0 ...in ...'.._i_1 o 25°- ' L5 'boxes (5oo each) “Wi af 15°- _ _

have eternal lifc. - . Again, this cternnlllfein tlieliumun soul '

_becomes a necessity to enable us to make our actions correspond toour cree<l_s,and to

'iii ' . '

our every day life I ani pcrfectlv 0

harmony “ith the bermon on the Mount u Iiat needs no discussion, it goes without ,_

-oiues into the human soul that a man- is iinbléd to lore God with all his. heart and his ncigiibur as himself; and the more D .if that life he has, tho more will he_.be cruililcdr unto the world, and the world d

in liiiiifan sxperlence,_not only- iiic teach- n

ii. has been eviiiciil hy ten liioiisuiiil lives since the days of Christ. to the present. Unless the lives of nieii und, ivunicii, whouithc world has coiiseiitcd to .call _'ood, be ii complete fraud, -unless those msn and women have been the greatest iiiirs the world. lins ever produced, than .i. is possible for n man to bo so dominated by thellfe ofChrist that he may glory in tribulntiun und shout for joy. in thc nourof persecution.

Froin'iill t/hlsit would seein to be our

July to yield fully to the strivlng~in- ilucnces of the Spirit of God; .by his personal _nsssistance to loy .our nitures open, so that with our con- sent Codiniiy touch us, and genie into our lives, bringing with him this eternal lite, and opening to us a spiritual world, L-ruin which we can receive everything necessiiry to enable us to be what Christ iicniuntls of us. _ Surely this is-our privil- |»-gc, to put it nt the lowest; and if this,>be the teaching of Christ, how vnlii the ntlenipt io cultivate ourselves from goqi nn .bettcr,- until we stand within the kingdom of God. This is thc more _neces- siiry in the present diiy because them. has -ieemed to gi-ow up somehow isdivorce lietvrccn our Creeds and our practice. Our Cree.-ds arc good, they contalnall that I hiive beoii saying to-night, butthe awful .listniice tlintlies between them and our every day life seems to bo -tha weakness .it this western ~ civilization. 'I~ have \viiI.oliod the ltusslmi~Japancse war, not that I was anxious for n victory on either side, but to ses ho\v far each nation was conditioned .by .ii.s'Ci‘ccd), and I have uomo out with the conviction that in that .var Christianity has receivi d the reverent blow that it has received for tivotliousand wars. Here ivnsdhenthen, for‘Japan;ia he~\thi-ii, in the popular seiia4.0if1.fint word; conducting -war,'acn'1idltlonerl. in every Dcpimiiuiii, by thc 'etliics'-ot her Creed, wlicthcr s|.nndingIv|eto'rlous ovrr her,encmyor negotiation poison in it civc hall.ncvcrbrenkingtlivougb i.lioni.= I-fshe ciiiqucrc-ri,-she uould -take no1‘l`ori~iLory, if slic was victoriJiis‘slic was- always merciful. When we Ohriatlaiis fight. lf wet-bnquer tsrr|tory,‘wnf~k'eep` lt; il‘» we want n ré".'enue`for India we-force opium into China nnrler the_.thuoder of o'ur-guns; if we want India wbseize ltr, ~a'v'id - govern, ii, by ii \V|ii~reir-Hastings; if wc' wnnt_ n. ‘ South Africa, ive 'blot out"t'iic_govérr_i- ments, and annex tlioiiirtu tho British crown; iill thhfivliile i'vc'p_rofess to bb 'tho rollowcrs of Cln~lst.` lint; more than thir, lic1itlieiilsni,'t.lint \\'c"_h_m'o-despised, Iiasiievelopiciii ii ‘ people. _who 'iias'~`l$’ullt i mivy, coiivluctcil n_ ciiinpnlgrfln wiri- ivitli every-_tyiliiuso inteiloetiinolly prrfifct, ihnt tliry have simply revolutionized' our vliolc tliouglit of tlicso tliings, and we' iv.-liter.. U_l;ri.~iti;ins‘ have now to 'imidy ilicmiti order _td lic able to compete 'wlrli ihein. Anil it .~e`cins' to nie' fhnt'nlrehdy L'-iirlstliinityislcgliiniog to nsir herself .\-hy_sh'c is not eonrlitioncd by the etliicsof Christianity ns the Japanese in conditioned by the ,etiiirs of his Creed. _Let -us thon, he as ,good as tho hentiien nations, let us keep our iictl_ons` in harmony with cur_Creed, and if. we find wc .hnvc not _niii_urni st;-englli. sufficient to doit, let us _seek that _cternii life, which will enable us todo all things throilgli Christ strengthening us. ‘

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' EXPLANATORY.

l. “Zsbulun"-the district assigned

“Mk mn me °"h‘“" °t me Nell Testumem' to the tribe of Zebulun, north' ami north-

_ .

st of Mount Carmel- ‘and the land of

[mm Adlm’ can never Innnifest' ine" in tribe by that name, including the eastern

nd northern ‘portions of Galilee. “Be- ond Jordan, Galileo of the nations"-

"“W'"3" It' 15 "'h°“‘ we nm °f chrm' that is,Ga`lllee,~ on which the reproach ol

forelgn` dominion has long rested. In

. ' L _ ' I aware that the life which we recclicd N“phm".._thc wrrnory assigned w the

u Matt. 4. 13-15 the fuiillineiit of- this pro

hecyis recorded. o ` 2. "The people that walked in tho arkneas."-All Israel, over the whole of

-"‘""° mm' Tl“.*l'*hl'“ ‘“"‘-V~~l’”“°"‘° “tmnh which raduail darkness and desolation

' ' K Y ave settled. “Have .-een."--Transported

ing of thc New '1‘estniiient nissr_ts,___iiui into the distant future’ the ,prophet

.ni-nits of things ~ yet to come ns already accomplished. “A great light"- ilic preseiice of t-he Christ constitutes this lirht. "The lnn-i of the tihsdow of death." -So called because of the apostasy of its inhabitants fi".-ni Jcliovnli.

3. “The nation."-Israel, reduced to

nsnmll remnant. “According to the joy in harvest."-Ajoy for great blessings ro. celvcd. Thejoy of dividing “tho spoil" is the joy of a victorious and triumphant people.

4. “In the dsy of Mldlan."-In which

thc dominion of the Midianitics was broken (Jurlg. 7).

5. All war shall cease and every sign

of coiiflict be destroyed. The ultimate and greatestjoy is the birth of the Messiah whose wonderful character and govern- inent are dwelt upon in the prophecy of verse 6. “For unto us," who have survived tliejudgment, “a child is born, a son is given," an infant prince of the “house of niwni." “G0verini.ent.'-1‘iii\t iii, the “princedom" or "authority of the king- dom.“ “And his name shall," in accord- ance with hls attributes, “be called Wonderful, Counsellor." or Wonderful. Counsellor. “The mighty God."-The llrst two names, which are both com- pound, ascrlbe to the Messiah the two fundamental virtues ol a ruler. infinite wisdom and infinite strength. “The everlasting Father," or “Father of Ete|nlty;" that ls, one who for cvcr acts nsn Father to his people. “The Prince of Peace."-Compare 2. 2-4; Mic. 5. 5; Zach. 0.10. - ' 'Verse 7 describes the extension and consolidation of the Messiahks rule. ‘fOf the increase of his government and peace thero .shall be no e_rid."-~_Rnt_lier.- -“.I‘foi~ the inoi~ense=o_f authority and -peace with- o_nt_end"~.“.npon_-the throne _of David, and upon his l5lng.iom."-_-'Thevll/Igsaiahiyis con oclvad_oQ.by the prophet as o.,1lneai d-s cendaat-.of David -midi ss- succeeding -to lils-throne. It-lmthls point- in___Me\sianio prophecy. which was-,most of all-» misin- terpreted bythe Jews. Tho¥__°'\"10»l°_ OX- ncct nn earthly klnizfloiri of great spleiid oi-,of vast extent. “To order lt, and to establish it with judgment and with jnstiossrand iisneeforih-swan for- over," since-.otrthe--kingdom of the- coming Me_ssiah__thsre-shsll'be no en_d._ "The zeal," that ls, “zealously."-nlrlenr, 0 Israel, tha Lord thy,God is a .7eslousfGod." “Thou shalt have 'no other gods before nie." "Of_ths Lord of hosts," the Lord of the whole creation a_r_id_the_ hosts of heaven, “will .pertorm this.”-Therefore, its accompllslimentwls sine and will not fall. . The word and ,ohnmcter of God are pledged to perform lf. Living as we do in the light of the glorious fuifihiisnt of this prophecy we can see how 'wonderfully God has redeemed his pledge and kept his promise. _ _ ' ‘~

QUESTIONS ON THE LESSON.

Give as many Old Testament prophecies as you can in which the coming of `Christ is foretold. What else in Old Testiimsnt history besides verbal predictions pointed to tho ooiiiiug of Christi Haw is the promised Saviour described lp: Isa. 53 Were all tlie_Messlanic proplieclcs. of the Old Testament fulfilled in Jesus? How msy we most appropriately commemorate the birth 'of our Saviour at this Christmas timsl --Whotis the significance of giving gifts st'Chrlstmas’f What Uhristuiso gift has Godfglvin to usf How should Christ mas be celebrated in thu home circle I By the-Sunday-school! What featui-c~shoaid beempliaslicdi ' " - `-

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sites, oregon boaimm ia.-It in ...ia

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_ - _ _ Governor Biiqnhwipinwoiiay will appoint

_ ‘ ’ ' _‘lo,‘G'*NKf_L1_3»i ___ ,iggéj dots- !(;~'f\‘hsi~hi.~'oi-»H>iti\nd.-ifoiléd

_ _ ._ ,_ __. ~__ ____n._ ___ _ -_ ~ gut-slogan# \6liuau'~simim.i°na

_ ' I . _ .J _ii 3,__,____l;- J to wpnt Demo-

- 1 _ » - ~|r_ . »..i, .~ 1 _ dnt senator ti§t`-Oregon-‘-'has had since

' :""!*: i_ ' Nkilidg Q - I »__' ~-,.'»~i v'--v.-\ .' of: . : -‘ --.*

'_ ,-yu -Milf innm fm.. ,._ _ .__

`. ' 3;. Join., N. B.

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citltihlii

From ‘I-'¢f'|f’lbl¢ Kidney Disease 'By _“Fruit-a»tlves._" ’ i`

ii " , ~ _ muon. 15.9,. Ni>v._i§ni., in.

" 1 have much plgnlnro in reporting to you the great boned!! bnvn

feeeivea fmm.nn»¢.vmi¢¢-lim'--.na 1 mi im 1 mme: ny we

Javed

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__ mnchilllvoiof s llédidhe wbicbhnldonemenomudsgund. Iwun

' |"nsrty~r'to that di|tr@ing complaint, chronic constipation sazompanled

__~*' L »'~_- with seven-hahaha. hu:nehc;»¢i¢x_n°m¢¢ii me-ni owiympimrai V- _ “.4 . ~' ‘f Illlllllrl dlmdfniomnplexioa, ssllowintbeatremeand

,, _ ~__ ;~blle\wndef¢h=¢ye¢.f_ I had overs unseen as litany tru-ttstlensad I

_ f -' ` ‘ ‘ ~hldbesn.¢o|dli¢_ihY¢¢lllIl Chl! my kldnenaruvalociisti loonmiied

\ i_ Q n number of physicians and took vsxjioiis_`rem_edies but received very

i T time honest. Last any x vu-advised lair, eri-alta-_tivn" and when

‘_ j r began to use iam 1 ima iiiue mia ef-getting niiyniiagwgiveme

P°\’mB”¢ll f'|i¢f. but alter limi token lui!-A but of .l‘l‘m|b-o»¢inr"

':» . I began tcieei better and before I had inished onebox tba mgupqtbn

_gg reliegeth tho besdncbesjeft me, the pain in my back was' better and 1 could sleep ss soundly as when I was child. Also, my complexion bsgantorlenrupqpln; g,\\y4h¢_;p||¢¢. ness disappeared and the black circles under my_e_yes,w¢nt uvny. _ ‘Bio _pin hi|,\;¢,b.¢|¢ gradually left me and all signs of kidney disease _disappeared by the iintof August after I had taken three boxes. since tben I have cont-i.iw»d_ to improve and new I hovenone of my old symptoms and my appetite is good, digestion_;p|gqq|¢,_¢¢4,my guniggiqn || ek" U when I was a young girL Also the constipation fromwvflioh l»\l&d.IuI¢n4.|g \g|,g.}\u_b¢¢n entirely cured audit is not necessary for me to take the "8|'u.|ha-tives'lnow ns Iamqniie well in every vrny. I took no medicine but "Fmit-e-tives" but I followed faithfully the directions as to diet etc, given in the pamphlet which accompanies each box of " Fruit-o-tives." ‘

" ` " ’ - '- "‘ (Sgd.) Fnoluuvcs Jalnsoil.

_i~~ .

Every part of _the bodyis constantly decaying and being renewed.

The dead cells, 'or tissue waste, should be removed by the skin,

_and_'1iowels." organs do not act reguia`i'ly,`iliis

stays _i'i`1"` the system-is taken up by the blood- carrIe`d_tt>-3lleai't,_'liver, sto_inach»,` brain and nerves all over the body

it touches: =" ' _ --

1 '.-'e~».»|.v.':;' M _ r-=»'." ox » __ '_ _ -~

' "FrnriI:`-a-tives” keep each organ clean healthy. '_‘Fru_it-a-

ii_ves"°i_cf,‘ 0fn°'_th`e`sklti, Stimtilatitig the nliillious of minute glands and

'id§iifin`g"'thé 'pores so the`i'/fiiastelcan' They act"on"tfhe__lt_ver

sendinginore bi into the bowels and making the bowels move "ri§§iil§'ifly'” and n`atu"r_a_lIy `évery“day. "'1‘lI'ey‘ ict 'on ‘the kidneys, strferigthening and invigorating these organs and curing all kidney disorders. - .~ ~ _ __ _ _ _ _

I I if.: At sl; druggists or sent postpaid on receipt of price-

‘ ` - f ' _5oc. obo; o}-_bbcxes for 31.50.

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tr _~ . __ _ _ U in - -_ , __. '¥»l~_,-_____ _ _._-.-.-__. /_,M . . _-4’ Tnhlolm ' _' 13'; __f 11 -_.'_‘ __ 1 1_ ’ ` ilniiaeiumiiy _ '-mP_!'l_"',%?f ~ -_ lil. ' ; . _ _ ,.

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" ‘<13 ian it--I ixtw: \'.-'Ji rf" .

_.Qld $1-8° _ Oyercoats

_...Li

I‘_`it-Reform $15. and $18. Overcoats are

wonders at the prices. `

The styles-_the tone_tlie niaterials--

- - ' the colorings-are the biggest money’s worth

that Fit,-_Reform has ever shown at these

_. popular Prices." "

i- -- ~.f

_-auxin.;

There’s no question about Fit-Reform

setting the standard of values,

'ns Fit-Reform fsets the ___e4_§=_;.,\3_‘_ standard of line tailoring. ,;,§;"` ~`i'*`1}'-,,_

_T A _ __ _ _- , gr. ‘ ' tu

` ` *.33 .'3- ° - j i _ I"i_‘i-Rcforni _-Qvercoats, $12. - 'I\¢f“- *" is $20. ` - *"-

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$I\‘?.P.f;;[_° hilly

always ask for

GSFIIRDJEPY

or ii\e dealer

Slim?

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Sccds, Sccds,

NOW SOW THE BESTSEED

“While the earth re sinetli, seed time and harvest shgll not cease."

“The Seed is the Word of God.”

Luke 8-i i.

"In the morning sow thy seed, ami in _he evening witiiold not thy hand.”

Eccl ii-6.

The stock of Bibles that we hold si

very large and all sold for it-ss than cos .

lla-szard & Moore

Agents for P. E. Island ,

Bible Soclet y.

l"‘If Calla ghau-made them they Fit _"I

I am offer-

ing the great-

ost possible value-sinSuits

and Overcoats

made to or-

der. It will

be to your ad-

vantage to

call and see

me before or-

dering else-

where.

Opeu even-

' ings.

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JAS. CALLAGHAN. Near Csrter’s Confectionery.

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9-9 tts & tw I yr. l

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CANADIAN, -_

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CIIR.I`A§DI`MAS

NEW YEARS

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Between all Stations on Atlantic Divis- on,nnd Eastern Division to and includ- ng Montreal. A150. from and lo Stations on D.A.R.

and I. C. R.

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Stations West of Montreal

i.owi~iS1’ 0.\'i<Z-\\'_\\' Fli¢.~i'r-i'|._\ss I-mini: Dcc. 21, 2|, 25, lilllfi, iiiclii.~:l\'n; guml fu-~ ri-tiirii iiiitil lluv. ‘._'ii, Illlii. Also on ]lvi'.Ii|I1i|iil Jil, lillé

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MOIIUSBI. added to Lowest ()n<.~~\Viiy First-class Fare and one-thiril from Montreal. lice. 22, 23. 24 mul 2:1; also Det-_ zen :ui mu] ;;|_ |905. find -_IMI-1. lllili. Hood for i'ci\ii'ii iiizlll Jnii. .i, lililii.

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