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. —, Our scene is on the skirts of a large and , n! town e g Where in a castle lived a handsome Count of | great renow iB In bloom of , youth was he and so he was

about to wed A lady fair, with chestnut hair, and cheeks a gis : fs rosy red a At early dawn upon the morning of the mar * riage feast,

a single taste

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The waters had been very rough, how long it ‘| Adamson’'s Botanic Couch Balsam. i

hard to say, s of It s pleasant as honey Conchs, Colds, and And @hus it was that fish were scarce on this, Asthma, ' wh lead t Consumption, -have been the weacding aay. | apeedily ¢ iby t ge of ADAMSON’S BALSAM alter but to the Joy oft everyone i fisherman ap ; all other medicines! failed. § ers from either pe ared | r mt «< ronic cou S ¢ bronchial affections, can With a ha: ge turbot in his hand. Then how resort to this great remedy, confident of obtalning the guests all cheered ! speedy relief. Do not delay, get It at once FOR SAL™ BY ALL PRUGGISTS, ‘Come, fix you price my jolly man,” the lord | Bottled at St. Steveus, N. B., by the proprietors, . - = ¥ i ry INSMAN & CO. ruggist then gaily said, | ¥. W.K Druggists, . : : ik ‘ 543 4TH Avz.. N. ¥. lo the surprise of everyone the fisherman shook his head oa ' ‘ ant . 4 y Se salt . a Co. {nd said “my price is to be paid in a peculiar) Canadian Book and Bible 0. way One hundred lashes on my back is all I ast for | IL (VE just issued the only authentic Life of His pay Holiness Pope Leo XIII, with his correspon- . | denee, ‘‘atholie Dictionary and a host of valuable They tricd t sake him cha his mind. bat information about Catholicism. A large work, ney ied to Make Him change his mn beautifully prepared, well bound, low in price ; ho, it Was In vain | sold only by subscription. ‘One hundred strokes « hack,” the! We want Agents in. every city, town and | county. Address : re Branch, Canadian

tis erman said again > At last the wealthy nob best give in tly is this man has ertainly a

John, N. B.

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For I've a vartner in this firm to whom ; : : Dwelling House—26x?2 feet, with kitchen 18x16 rest is d —* a es : _ | feet and a good Yorge (all new), and a Jot of ‘Another foo the lord then said, ‘‘l think | ornamental trees and apple trees, currant bushes, it is but f | &c.,-- all facing the Main Post Road, within one- That he at once should be brouvht in, and g quarter mile of Montague Bridge. : Ihis is acknowledged the handsomest place SGMMpire sua between Charlottetown and Montague. i a ‘ — i | For particulars apply to the owner. The tisherman raised his hand, and said | JOSEPH D. ROBERTSON “pow if you want my mate Blacksmith, Montague Bridge, Just go aud get the porter who standing at} J®". 14. 1887 —wky Imo

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