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ROBERT PALMER 8400

Charfottetown Sash and Door Factory

.With experienced Workman and tirst-class machinery. we are prepared £0

apply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frame nterior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.

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uiorhle Windows, stairs, stair Rails, ualnnerii, Newer Pours. CYP"

Bnttgr and Oonduetors. Kiln Dried Spruce and Hardwood Flooring, Kiln

fled Clan: Spruce. Shenthlng' and Clap Boards.

Q"1ive ns a call.

ROBERT PALMER & CO.

eake’s No. 3 Wharf.

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your old fence, or perhaps your house needs a. coat 5;

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of paint to brighten it up? it will look like new il,

P A|NT on it. All colors in stock and- to arrive.

Yours for

here. All kinds ofmarblc, including Mountain Dark, Brandon Italian,

Aspiranza. Light B_lue, Dark Blue, also Freestone and Granite which we oder at bottom price s.

Will be delighted to have you call

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tell _you where to go to pick up dollars, but we can assure you that buying your BOOTS of us will mean many a dollar saved to you. Compare our prices with those of anybody else in town and you

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Women’s buttoned

Abox full of Misses’ and laced boots shoes tau and b‘aclr Dongol-i. and Bull. from 11 to 2. A few Odd sizes. All pairs of every line, we must be sold at this

will clear them all out price.

Former price Former price

$l_00 $1.50

75 cts.

B-ix full to the top of Misses’ laced and buttoned boots, a nice boot for summer. They all must go at this price. Also some pairs of ladies’ d 0 ng ol a boots.

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~ . Arriving daily from the Mines. If ygu Wish

prompt and Careful delivery. Send

your orders to

H. PIGKHRD &G0.

Phone 240 ' Peake’s No. 1 Wharf, Charlott etow '

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S. S. LESSON.

JUNE 16.

Inev. 1.9-20. Memory vera->s,17, is.

GOLDEN TEXT. Jesus Christ, the same yesterday’ and

ti-day, and for ever.-Heb. 13.18.

OUTLINE. `

1. The Messages to the Ch urches, v. 6-11 2. The Glorilled Redeemer, v. 17-20

LESSON HELPS.

9, “I John"-He was one of the apos-

tles, and known as the disciple whom J asus loved. He was affectionate, and this life andhis writings :have been a blessing to the church. "Your brother” -That was addressed to the seven churches of Asia, which 'were suffering from persecution, and hence John was their companion in tribulation, and what he wrote was for their comfort and his own. “The isle that' is called Patmos." -Where John was banished, under the Roman emperor Domitian. Though an exile, he had the vision of heaven and the anfzels to cheer him.

10. °‘In the spirit”-In a state of ecstasy in which the unseen world be- came more and real than the world about him. “On the Lord’s day”--The llrsr. use ‘of this p lizasc. The first day of the week the day made memorable by ths resiir- rection of our Lord, was celebrated by

Agreat voice'-Which like a trumpet summoned attention. The trumpet 'was fused to call attention to the religious feasts. A

- ll. “ Alpha and Omega.”-The lirst and last letters of the Greek alphabet, and is explained by the phrase ‘°the llrst and the last,’ Write in a book"-And it now, torms a part of the Bible. which is the Book of books;

12. “See the voice"-To see whence the

voice and who had spoken.

“Seven golden caddlestlcks”~Or lamp-

stands. Seven was in Jewish thought a sacred number and they were golden, that is, very precious. These seven lamps differed from the one lamp with seven branches in the Jewish temple, but, like that, these lamps, the seven churches, were to shed the leght of truth. Churches are to be light-bearers lo the glory of God.

13, 14. “In the midst”-This shows the

continual presence of Christ with his I church. “Like unto the cross he now sees in a glorified state. “A garment down to the foot . . . a golden girdle”-These show high lrank, and are emblems of the eternal priesthood. ‘fWhite like wool"- Tliat is, white as white wool, and the col-. iour signifies purity and glory. Eyes were as a flame of fire”-That is, bright search- ing, and, to his foes conguming.

I5. 16, “Fine Brass" “That is brass

which has been heated ‘ to Ia white heat in the furnace and’ iis now polished. At the sound of many waters”-This sound thrhows how might

land grand, and also how terrible he was

whose voice was like this. “Seven stars” -As one might hold in his hand 1 crown The sword which came from the mouth is an emblem of the triumph of the truth spoken over the falsehoods of the world. “As the sun shineth” is a poetic and forceful image of the unclouded splendour _of the Son of Man whose throne is in heaven.

17. 18. “Fell at his feet"-For weak

human nature was overcome by the vision of such a one from the heavenly world. “His right hand upon me"-It was placed upon him not in wrath but in mercy, and there came the assuring com- ” maud, “Fear not.” When' God assures is safe.

18. _°‘Liveth, and was dead”-Christ

_ liveth from eternity upon the throne; he died upon the cross, and now he is alive for evermore. “Keys of hell and death" -Keys are emblems of authority. and the world held here has the force of the Greek word Hades, which is the plate of disembodied spirits. Jesus has power

19, 20. “Write"-Anil the power of a

writer of revealed truth about God and with the growing ages. "Mystery”- The hidden truth velled under the figure of the stars and the'candlesticI;s,an1i move.

. no longera mystery but arevelation.

“The angels of the seven churches" means here the chief pastors of those churches.

The Seven Sisters.

BY R. S. G. A.

NOVA SCOTI.-X.

Beside the clanging sea;

No murmur of the fretted East But what is borne to me;

I guard my Country’s waterways

Where ships go riding by;

O Land of peace and quiet days!

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Two voices woo me where my hills

Their age-long vigils keep-

~ The brooding song of Held and stream

The calling of the deep;

The other, will and power: '

O Land of deeds! this triple might

' I gift thee for a. dow-er.

I Pnmca Enwann IsLaNn

. I sit apart from all my race,

Surrounded by the sea;

The .freedom of the wind and wave Bas wroughtitaelt ip me; '

I live the simple life of men

Selfconlldent and strong:

0 Loud of labors past our ken!

voir by our moiierii methods. - ’ , ' Thy builders wear no thong. Steam”

W¢ If# the afiliip ~ Qugmm , , Commenoing .&y 3rd, ,iwiit Teeth made by this-qstem are perfeetiggju "sf, If l_eettof‘.\‘eethw¢_umke is

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My lodge is pitched to face the dawn

The one has brought the gift of sight

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But still ambition’s restless llre

Lights wider paths for me; O Lind of hopes! let others tire,

I follow fame for thee. ,

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I’ve seen the strangers' wagons roll

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In pulsing through my veins; _I

The myriad tides their passions draw I

Lapse slowly to content;

O Land of freedom and of law!

I build your monument. I Bnirisn COLUMBIA 1

\I stand among' the hills of God. ,

And from my eagle’s nest ‘

Keep watch before my Oountry’s gate-

The war len of the West.

In furious lust of gold; ,

O L »nd of promise! thou shalt keep_

The heart above the mould !

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Her trouble commenced with pains in

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Toronto Globe: No company or organi-_

zation can be _as well qualilied as the. post oliice department to give the .Domin= ion a cheap and efficient telegraph service The question of establishing the tele- phone service under the same manage ment must soon come up for consideration and the Ottawa board of trade may have the honor of inauzurating af complete revolution of our systems of electric com- municat-ion.

Montreal Witness: Sooner or later

the Canadian government will take over the control and management of the tele- graph business of the country. The tele- graph, including the telephone, is ob- viously merely a. branch of the system of public communication of which the post- oliiice has hitherto been, and will forsome time to come be, the main trunk. The post, once in private hands, is now

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Where wolves were wont to roam, - systems which h"v° been

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ernment when thatee upon by parliament.

reasonably, Canadians, when`

toconslder the question

come to the conclusion that

other their country has in this

lagged behind the rest of the

will undoubtedly decide that the

ment should, as soon a.s,convenient, over the control of this public service.

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Unable toEa.t or Sleep-A Case which? _ ' _ YSA e _ I

Mystitied Doctors and Specialists. _ ' - _ T” _ i ' _

case withoiit parallel in the history of ° D _ _ K medicine, is that of M.r.Thomas Huizhes, , If your watch or clock_does notiick right, drop it in andhave it made ri>lii We of this Place. . . ` .lt }1§a‘f‘°“°”-3“g°d ‘M °‘““."°°8 °f 111'- 9-.. W- ‘C-*=\=¢¥°11»J€W¢l¢f-W=\¥¢i°° Wim"

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