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Dodd's Kidney Pills Their Only Safety in Female Diseases.

You have seen a flower nipped by frost, fade and die in the Hush of its beauty. That is how women die when attacked by any of the diseases peculiar to their sex. Woman’s burdens ere woefully heavy. Her suE'erings are agonizing. V Her patience is grand. Disease prey: tlpon her. The light dies out of her

leyes, her steps become slow and

dragging; she loses Hesh; grows nllow, listless, droope like e Bower. Then rlu lies. Her family is left to the cold mercy of the world.

“ Mother’e dead I " ~What e piteoue phrase. What eulferinge have been Htdured before it wee used. Why

lo? T/iq need not. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will quickly and thoroughly cure

lever fail. They give health, strength, Image: e new lease of life.

Common

School Arithmetic,

by Wm. T. Kennedy, Princi- pal of Halifax Academy, and Peter O’Heirn, Principal of St. Patrick’s High School, Halifax Part I 15

“ II . 15 “ III _ . li'

All three parts bound in one vol. 40 ABMIEHIII AIIITIIIIETIII, being Part four of the Progressive School Series of Arithmetici- by W. T. Kennedy and Peter

O’Hf»a|»n. 40

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IIENRY Il. LIlIlIlI.Y» Il. E.

A. M. Can- Soc- C- E.

d§3i§d_'.i=_iti_-__(`all-`gc of Civil Engineerin Cot

ull EF. ily, _ Ccnsiiitinc- iiltiuineor for General \Vork,bl>0C l{yilr,qi1li.~,, Sn.nit;~.ry Engiiicerixig and

-ge ll:-darting.

Witte :~,' l.‘lii_~.Jt~:*.i».vn fin'l S t. John.

Urrc~.=pJri:l;n_'1 "id-ilrcse to Ch \rlo:tcto»vn.

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ivongs MAIL'

RlT`5.£i L`lS'1'iU 1?RA CTICES.

; Si.; f-lr; 1~i~.~\'.‘<~' to “.`ttioti" :iboiil

_ :ind di!`fcteiic».=.~‘,`°

l cj :irc lute. ni~-:ins used to introduce lliri .L i~=ic pr-c ic-.>.~i into a thoroughly * l~1\'tii\_-el:f~;ii Church. One must coin- tiiencc very slowly and cautiously and be prepared for many disappointnicits, before any true results can be obtained. Het iueinbers dissatisfied with their rector who will quickly s.e that thi.- ininistrations are not doing the gfod ne wou d like, become discouraged and risign. Great care should then be taken to get a --Broad" Churchmen as rector, also watch carefu`ly and see that the vestry are chosen from gentle- men who are in sympathy with this advance movement, and if they have been regular attendants ot the high church. so much the better. Then in- troduce bowing to the Gloria. stand up to rtceive the Bishop or some noted divine, continue the standing for their own clergyman in the evening only, and on special occas on-i like Christmas and Easter, stand both morning and evening, then try it possible to make standing a permanent ict, being sure to instruct the choir to always lead in these utters. Stand up at the preach. tation ol the alms, turn to the east dur- ing the Gloria and the Greed. Make some pretext to get clegir ot _the _ladies in the choir and get surplit-es on the men and boys. Bow to the communion table.and cross ones.sflf when, coming in or going from cl uich. Allow cr~ ss- cs, candles at d trimmings on the com- munion lable. L1-e wifer breed; in- troduce the our - ular cont.<ssii1n,pra_v-rs for the dead and incense. Ttis Luke; a great deal ot time, but the result will bf a ful* riturl stic servicf . `

'Ftefolloninv will show the extent

.Oi R.itu"1ism :In an English church and

l_ ~ L1 i. out' iyfss and .show us \\'i.ilher we .1r~\'l-illing. _.

M.--. I~`. ll-ard gives a graphic ar-

c uni t f wiiut he recently witnessed 3.2 St. Alphegds, Southwark, wh cli I condense from The English Church- man ot' April 14th. `

~-Oo hlniiiidy Thursday there was a

‘solemn High Mass’ at 7.30 a. nt., at which two wafers were consecrated,tne cf which vas consumed by the priest, and the other taken in procession, sc- companitd by incense. crucifix, candles &c., to a ~sepu1chrc’ in the ‘Lady Chapel .` lftur times dining the day the Popish service ot ‘Benedictéon ot the Blessed Sicrimeni’ was performed, the ‘pricst’ blessing the congregation with the watengod. Thronglitout the night ‘wzitrht rs' watched their deity. i lu'the evening it preraration Service for ‘Easter Mass’ was held. at which the following prayer it as said; __

~l-`oly Miry. Mother of God. pray

for us sinners now and at the hour ol t ur death.” »

“Oh Good Friday niorningthe Vener-

:ition of the Cross and Mass of the l’resaiiclilietl` was performed, when -Fatliei’ (`alcu't, taking a crucifix and unveiling it, said: -Behold the wood ot the Cross on which hung the Saviour of the wo:ld ;` the choir replying ‘Come let us adore.’ He then venerated it. Taking it in h s hand he eat on the I °altai’ steps, ai d the congregation two by lwr, crept up to it and kissed its feet and the priest’s hand. A proces- sion wfs than formed to the ‘sepulehref and the water, reserved from Thursday was brought back, and the pr est ate it. I At the chnrcel gates 9. crucifix, par- haps 15 ft. high, was placed with a candle each :ide of it.

Hin the evening the curate, taking

for his text 1 Pet. iv.-12. expounded the ‘fiery trial’ as Purgatory. ‘lt did not matter what we thought, it was plain enough that after death the soul goes to a sea of suffering called by the Catholic Church Purgatory. He did. not believe in mincing matters, the soul has to be cleansed from -sin and » purified by the flames of Purgatory.The repentant thief on the Cross went _to Purgatory. Christ called it Paradise, but he meant Purgatory. We ought to have Ho' y Mass offered for the souls in that terrible place, as that releases them in time.""

“\Vhere there is only the ordinary

perish routine. but where the preach- ing is honest and sound, let a gradual change be brought in. A choral ser- vice, so far as Psalms and Canticles are. concerned, on some week-day evening, will train people to like a more _ornate worship, and that which began as an occasional luxury, will soon be felt a regular want. Where there is monthly communion, let it be fortnightly; where it is fortnigbtly,l¢‘t it be weekly; where it is weekly, le: a. Thursday cliice be added. \Vhere all this is already existing. candlesticks with unlighted candles may bc introduced. \Vhere these are already found they might be lifrbteil a: Evensonv. Where

ligbtiiig them for the Eucharistic Office is not :i long one. ~~lt: is easy for each reader lo see sonie`

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so much is attained. the step tol

` The niiiinnian office in ‘ ,thc New Prowse Block,

nclvanon, ull in tho some direcfioii. can EMR ,, be made. :a:il1h.t w.thout 'it y offence ez- e< taken. S gp # p

~-lnnovntioiis ought to be covtined at E

lirst, to extra se-rificr-s, put on t`or this _very piirpmi-."-l.»;»:uI ug; :~.f~iii:l¢~. from the Churcli, 'Iirue5=, the ncI<nowled__qcfl organ of the ll.~tnnlist.=. -March '30, 1867.

trifling and plausible as they may ap-

is particularly so in the west rn ind of the Island. We do ask our temperance

that otannihilntingthe giantevil if in- tenipeiancc. _

Anil to this end eiety energy must

that the ttinpeiance question will be a matter of the first consideration rather

the noble cause which merits their m0=t

THE GLOSING DAYS.

Oi Life’s Journey Need Not be Spent in Weakness,

Ones--Thus Ihey Keep he Body Stronv and Healthy

age egins creep upon u. e in r

` ' ' h el felt.

long the golden bowl will be broken. _

The aged and the ageing have not

enough vitality to meke up for the

a inst the attacks of disease and old

tions to supply the needs of the system, in the way of nourishment. Use Dodd’s Kidney Pill, and be young. They will make new bone. muscles and shew. give strength, vigor and staying

THE G UAHIIIAN Dffice in

the New Prowse Block.

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DAVID I. WELCH

;BAFlRlSTER, SOLlClTOR & ATTORNE 2 ‘ Notary and Conveyancer.

orrrcn

that these little changes :ind beginnings,

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them well. Resist chan es for \our OW ls t (.1 accep P 11116 T 6

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,'ll1‘.”.,?$2,°‘l.§§ ‘1i,‘,',‘,§if,‘;f‘“,§‘,§;§"“§‘,§‘.`§”;,i.‘,‘I,‘f including Suits, Ulsters, Reefers for en and boys

oiples of the Reformation. _ W h 1

You ask why Ido not stand iiplore G ave ai a»I'g‘6 StOCk, Qilld als t IDGS &l°6 H0

i;:ezi.°f..i:igf:r~t. best this ff»11.th<-> @1<>ihm<- has sol to go we tu

Ritualis ic campaign The true mean k If

ing which underlies this practice is not y

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?.§.§‘.i2i” .‘.i‘;’;i‘;§;;‘i’.‘3.°. ;’§..‘I£‘J;‘;‘;.§3l‘.i other place under $6 /5 We are the price cutters..

alone be given to the Ci eator. not to the d I ‘

` . eserve your trade and if low rioes wil catch ou

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G°”' right We are goinfr to have it Pants that are Pan

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“Anon” now can readily understand.

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be exerted along the lines of -arousing' C such n desire for teinperance legislators

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the folies and excesses committed in - -I-nAN,,FE|¢ Aug

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of life is radusll drying up. The y Aggames’ M'”ke;;';:x18g;ld

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silver cord will soon be loosed, and ere

daily wear and tear. Thus many days. -“'-"""’ -_m-' yes, many years, of life and strength "

are lost, are allowed to slip away from us, when they might be retained,to

aid to the sum of our earthly happiness. ' I , 3

By stimulating the Kidneys, andre- _

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attacks of old age l By putting the Kidneys in good health. ob BAYFIELD STREET

-Dodd’s Kidney Pill ensure a full sup- plv of pure, rich blood on which the nous'

brbken down nerves, muscles, 'bones ____

and tissues feed. and which makes new_ I am instructed by Cap

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matter.

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Dodd’s 1 nev us renow

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System, by ensuring t e provisions o abundant material for the creation of Thnllsands Tl°en\°N!°“S Bargains are ‘aluable Blmmeu Stlmd,

new tissues; they also fortify the body wel] Quad Store, Dwelling

with nine good rooms and f

cellar, and good Warehouse

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DR ALEX MUN]

Physician & Su rge

(Formerly of Kenairzton l

ince St , Gharlottei

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