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`=....-L_

If 9l|‘»

13 im if the settler has his rmrim-nt. rnnlrlenr-

5-

-i

1J.ci_ly expected per Barque sflh'-. -Mol/uiglrlin Soo Tons Coal. This is the :lebrated _lei niyn Mine Hard ual worth more money than ;iy other quality offered in e market.

C. LVONS SL CO.

l2»`2-v

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' -,`i Jig

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it

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Da/9/op V' Solid Robber

C`0/°/“£099

Iwo;

7/uf/no/'/r _ Dan/op o/:mg/‘y Q0/‘/voge gc/zz/.1/al’ ///‘P _ ~¢~

Mako a carriago more comfortable to rldo in. Worth their colt in tho

wear and loar they

lava. Lasts an long aa iron rirna on all ordin-

ary roads. °

Dunlop Tire Co.

' TORQNTO

sr youu lui¢11IAl. vnlcouvlh Il|ll|Y$

“`1.

'.1

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‘ l I i

imothy (`:irrol, Agent, Ch town.

S\naps lor Cbrlltv

li0ll$QWlV¢$.

lu nrtloi' in mri.kr~4i'noui for Frrriiiz iinpriri niiurnr. wo will during: lhll= inoiilh. whllr- lhey hint, vluii' out lhr: iroml- rniiliiicl-rilvd Iiulow iii tl fnllowi low 'lv -V.-:

\l\ Ill( ill l (.`lilnn Ililinur Sul ~

.H iiirwi-.-. i-1-lzlilnr $l‘.£.ll'i for |ll.0iI

ill Hciiii-I’nrr:elriin lliirnoi' H4-in

ZI7 riir~r~i\>., rr-izullir 18.00 for !5,.'|i|

7 Scnii»l‘oi'cclr\in lliriiror Sr-l>~'.

ii\."» io li -}l'2_ll| for 18.00

Hr vin, i~|~l:u ir

ll ?§cnil»Pnl'col|il|i Pinnoi' Huis.

lifi pier'c_~, rorrulnr $I‘.l.iIl for $8.00

)ui`iilri|\ Ten l~lo‘s

ii! pieces, rrrmlrir jill] for $2.75

[(`hll|nhcr Bela,

li pieces, rcguliir $2.25 for 81.5.4*

tlhnniher Sclu.

iii pieces, rcrgiillil- 8fl_ll\ for 315|!!

Chrinrbor Bela.

lil lvlnccs, r'r|_flllr\l' $l.25 f0l' $!i.|l‘>

linac prices ure lor april. rnsli.

onli _toryoltr at co.,

I-1

"19, ..~=wt, ~

_ _ H 1 i ‘ '~ Q

,Mp .N I 5*.. __

V _. J '\__L '

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Sinrpsls al ilanarilan llorllr-Wrsl HOMEITIAD REGULAUDNB.

AN Y even _niiuihored section of Dominion

Lands in Mrinitohn, Frwkiitchewnii nnd

Alberto, nxccntinrrii and Zi. not reserved. niri_v be homcsieadod by any person who is tho mic hood of a innilly. or any mrilo over lil ynnrs of nxo, to the extent. oi’ oiiirqlirirtcr uocilou of lm

ani-oi. more or ivan,

Eliir must he marie personally nt- tho local

land odiou for tho distr ct in which thc lnnri la

i

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_ ._ ,. , _ _ . .

For _ Easy

f _ Shirt Com-

" for! fa n d Full Va/ue

ou can t ever k n o w h o w worthfwhiie a right coat shirt really is till you buy the comfort#

fitting kind-the kind that bears this brand -t h e b r a. n d o F makers who care. Summer patterns ready now at each good

shop. Demand the brand. Yourdealer

can supply you. ASK. W,

Makers, Berlin

llllllTHWESi Filllll

_ l_ilillS

|rr1provedandUnimpr0ved

Before Puchasing r

Write, Wire or call _on

J. A. MESSLRVY.

503-506 Ashdown Bldg.,

6 7<'rnx Winnipeg, Msn

WANTED

Ifor lho lirii'l.~ri'illu Hr-liunl Il|f~li.ril‘t N0. l.ill~l

.ui i~x|ii-niurirvrl ’l'ol\r:htn- of the ilrili. or seculitl lrl.._~r. Silppluriicnt Nitllll. Apply ln

I). .llc ' il<IllS()N,

.\`ol-rotriry,

Zlrlllisiii North \\'iltsli|r~c

Parkside, Jr.,

(23,289)

Ilv Prirkairlc if/80, Record 2221. dlini. Glinui.

hy Hot nanrlo. Park side. Jr.. is :<tnnrlr\l'd bred null r'<-;:i.~'lei~ell iulvol I2. A._'l`. lt. llo isn rlrir-k will hroivii \\‘Iili bllirk |ililli_ii~'. Hi' v=i1L|irl.~

liil linn¢l.~' hifh und weigiis illiln poilmlr' Hr- i_~r ii full brui ini- l':il'klnnrl IPM, l’rirlo 218, rinil AdnM:iu. 2.17. llc is the sire of Parker lr . 2 201 who hits prurcii liirnsulf to bc Olin of thc fmtteai. liorr-c.~' ili.il luis cvcr loft. the lsllind

l’iirk.~'ide, Jr, is lhc sire of sppudlis wullas ~<tylil~li, lipliclillrirl riri\'cl'lr. _ e will make sen-roll nf iillti nl his owilura' striblc. Grclit ilcorge Slrclzl. oppoailu 141. \'Vlieal icy.

J. li. G.MU1tl’HY.

irxinusl pri Uwrwr-

thas. F. Davison.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR '

AND EMBALMER.

Office, Show Rooms and

Residence, opposite Baptist - Church.

Equipment first class.All

calls promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night.

Telephone No. 289. ii-Otto twwtf

Tenders for Coal

and Kalsomining

Tcnllcrs will be received :it tin

ollice of School Baard up to juni _goth for 250 tons Acadia round coal for the City Schools.

Tenders will also be received for

l(n'rsolninlng West Kent Sl. School up to thc 3o'l\ instant-

’l`he Trustees are not bound to

.iccept the lowest or ally tenders

For furllrer ltliorrmlioii apply

iii

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S_t"y of S. B

grilrl i-:\' r-x.

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BANA NAS

California

ultnlitc.

Entries must be inndn pnrsmniliv nt. the lor-nl

llnd Omoo for the district. ln which th => hiiill is

\l{0.

The honiowtonder In required to perform thc

cimditions corinerlovi lin-rnwllli under one u

the following plains:

ti Atlelults x uionllia rsnlrlrnce unon an

' . rl

irlltlvatlon Of the lnml in nach yenr for three

‘init To rnthr-.rior mother. li the fnllmr is l some Loi' the hrunmuenller rnaifles upon n .rin in t s vicinity ofthe hind siitnicd or th

loqiiirnmnnrn :ui to rolldenro may he unllsiird

just received via BOSTON BOAT i

Selling cl1eap._

f

c Fresh supply each

msprh narunn rw ding with the futher or Wggk,

pon farming lnurl nwnodpdy him in the vlrin

P

ofliinhumontcnd the roqiilreliienld nn to W. Al dmioc maybesatirfled by rolldeuco upon _

siriiuul.

. iuolrthn' notice in writ-ing slinnld

$7 i¢!hoi`ninmi»o\ll1nnl'nf iloliihilon Imndn

»

.

_ _ tawaof intention to apply

Do uty of the Mlulngrr of the interior. N. B.-illnaiitliorlnoti im lioation of this rid

rhrtlaelnnnt will not he palri for.

_ -*Mm

_‘ _‘__________y_|_~‘r Hr- .. _,,_.'~, »...... »

M The Crown Confectioner. A

North auri'|o~olh aide Queen

Street.

5~3dm tw if

Fit, Rea/

8 » i . THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN -JUNE 23,3 X996

9

THE LONELll;=lE_S'-0l"*

NEGUGEE Jesus or NAzAREru COATSH/R75 . I -- _

(Continued from Page Two.)

deadening sheet sin must have on the intellectual and moral powers of man Onf' can scarcely imagine lt possible for men to stand in the prcsraneo of such transcendent goodness as that of Jesus, and interpret it as insanity, or srpluln it as demonintal agency, much less .to look upon it as blasphemy against God, yet the fearful fact remains, und what is morelninrilrnlriltis done lil too many oasestodsy llow carefully you and i should guard ourselves against the blind ing, hardening Lhects of sin

This brings us to another phase of thc

same thought Vi'hzitcver wc nniy think of Jesus of Nhmiretli in ills relntions to Gnd as an Etcinril Son, \\e arc all ngrecrl upon the fact tiuit ilu uns the lrlvul Christian and lhnl; in nil things llc is our pattern. \Ve have been taught by G0d's word thntitlics deep in the Eternal purposes chiit those who love God shall be conformed unto the image of His Son. it has been written thlit somewhere, at some time, I don‘t. know where, we shall he like lllin, wc shrill hrivc the iuind that was iu him. rind tiint it is possible for us to love (joel with rill our hcrirts us Ile did, that is, hi riurilily if not in degree. So, to he like Christ it thc Gin-istirin's goal, is to nos.~|-sa lilo pro lness and have His passion for God‘s igloryrind the salvation ofini:li.' This then would bring us into thc annie ritiilrnplit-rc, the smile cou- litlons as pi‘orlur;i-ri the loneliness of Jhrist. Ido not think li. possible for us

reachlho slime hcilrbt of moral and

»piril.uul iierfection that cliliractnrized ljlirist. llc crime into the world with an .ib~rolili.ely siiilcas nature, we with u nn.l.urc weakened by sinfulness and with i stronlz tendency toward the evil. Novertlieless evcu iii this world, our izoouncss must be ofthe same quality as ills, though it uixiy differ in degree. iiow far the in-dwelling spirit may over- come thoinhercnt evil of our nature rind r.~pair thc daimigc done by ncturil sin, I do not profess to know, but one thing is certain, that to be created anew in Christ Jesus, to be trcntcd by God ns ii welirirlnever sinned, must lift human ririture fur above its ordinriry plum-. i‘hls experience must open to it nu entire- ly new surrounding, bring inllucncos to bear for good, to which uurcncwerl liuinrin nature is n perfect striinrger. riowcver this may bc, it lsqultc clerir that liururin nature, created anew in Clrmrt iosus, luustrnririllestitseliin dolnl.; thc will of God in all the detlills of life. _Gurl's will, ns lt has been reveiilcrl to us, iriust condition every tllouglit rind ivoi'-l~ rinrl lution. We luust lel1i‘il the grunt less-.ni that“Nornrin livetii unto liimtt-lf, but wlietlicr we live nr die we rirc (,lu<l`.~ ilod's will must he_ the suprcriie rule of, uurlives, the ilnril nppcril in rill rnnltci-.~ of riglil. and wronlz, and we must he _-io Illlcd with the Spirit of Christ l.li»it it will be our highest dclhrhtto do ills will nliougiiitlcrirl us tliroulzll sacrifice and auifcririg, yen, even through death itself. Now 1 have more than ri suspicion that if vuu and I were to set out to-nllrht to seek this fullness ofChrlstian experience, and determine that henceforth the will of lied in fill things shall be our rule of tction, we shrill soon begin to realize fellowship with the suffering of Christ, ind understand to some cgctcnr. thc loneliness that lie felt. It would separati- us so completely from cir_ioyiiieiit hi that .vhicli is sinful ln society and in thc .vorld rithirge that wc would not only llnrl any comfort therein, but could have no communion with it. We would glory in what the world shuns and looks upon as painful. This wris the thought the Aiiostlelinrl in his mind when he said "God forbid thriti should glory save in theorossof our Lord Jesus Christ by whuni thc world is crucified unto me and' i_nnto the world." Whiit I under-“tnnd the apostle to mean by snylmz he was crucified unto the world is that his life’ lid not respond to its ulluicrncnts, aud_ riuil. these nlluremants had no lrlil uencc ovrrrllini. lic had no fellowship with r.iicin, he received no enjoyment. from rliein. lio wrincrucliled unto thc world- so that the world could not understand the rrixliii»spi'lnl1 of his life, the motive of iiisrictlon,thc izifril of his endeavor. To the world it was simple nonsense for him tosay thnthe izlorled ln trihulntion und |.hnt the light niliictlons here worked out ri inr more nxeccdlilgliud ctornnl weight oiiglory. illslifchiy upon n plline fur above iinregerlernteri humanity, between itnnd him there wus n great. gulf. Ii vnu rind l were to set out to llvo thus, we would soon he nilsuiiderstoorl. In would soon he whispered rirotlnd that wl- wcre beside ourselves, and it would he ivcll if we were not cliriruefi with being possessed with ri devil or with blasphem- lnrg the name of God. We should be looked upon as bigoted, narrow, and incapable of anything like compre- hensiveness of thought. To be good its Christ was Good and to do His will on earth as He would have us to do it would make uslnnely men and women, even

this is the the life _for which we pray

Did it ever occur to you what ablindlng,

. ' r ` ‘

to

t/o-day, at least, so far as society at large In what mpécge the ch|ld“'£° be an .ind the world are concerned. And yet “A - lq mine _“dun Ch‘,.|strnu gl' Do"

when we say ‘~‘Thy Kingdom come. Thy |_ hu I' ‘ ` 9', will be done on earth as itls in Heaven." mm", md mm" ts o 'KM' qu. lg 8

SUNDAY SCllO0L“»LESSON

Timm Qvsnrnn

wonns mn woaxs or amos as iiaoonn- il, as nr 'ral oosrma. Q

,.l_ . ,.

~ LnssoN_`1.-'_.,rU1._r`1. .rnsus AND 'mn onlnnnnu.

ilatt._1s. 1 14. Memorlis vm-its 2, ll. I _ ooLuirN'rnxrf,' ' _

lt is not tha will oi your Father which ,

' is in heaven, that one ol tiiese little .ones should perish.-Matt..1s.1A. _ _ ._

Tluie.-Early ri`uturnn,A 'D 20. ' Place,-Cuperiiuulh. ‘ '_ `

, ` L\ITI¢()UU_(}`I"lON. '

The attitude ol the Jewish religion rind iiutlcu t0wnrd'nilil_`|‘ihou`d ivnsiisiniiieli in iirlvurice of thu aibituti: uiiiciicrill nnlion-, iriclurlipu`uy\'u':l;hu liiusl. eillrgrlrlcnert, tial’ tilen|uliothelii\11uftll`c llelnnwér wus ili| ariviiuou of the polyi-lieiami oi l-iicl~i~ nations. Child-life uinuni( the llr-blew was eousldcrcd sacred; the llrln-own syiiugopruc was as much a place for the lristruction of children, even primary lu struetlon,nslt was a place ol 'wuralilp for adults. Our L0rd‘s ilttiturlu lowimi ¢hlluhnnn,:anlln, was as 'much in nl- vunce of the attitude of the llebrnii niition us it whole as thu ethical tericlilna of Jesus us 11 whole is in ridvrince of the ctlilclil tear.-liing oi lhc old Testriuient. Jesus rxrilled chlldiiood in prcccpt and by example. Ile poiritcd out that the children were under

r

the llluigdou; of lletlvieii-" wp. blirni wiili interest to one of tho principal New 'l`estariiurit_ passages which lllustrntc his attitude toward the little ones. '

' EXPLANATION. `

1. “At the sliine tlrns"-Inimcrllritely

succeerlinrr the events recorded in the lnsl verses of the preceding elinpter. _“Who is the greatest ‘i"-'l`ho` in irriculous Und inrz oi the piccc of money in the ilsh'». nioutli ut the coinniand of Jesus, rind the discourse of Jesus concerning tributr- money which precdcd, had l_rin<iled rincw in the hearts of the disciples hopes of im earthly kingdom and glory:_ hence this question on their part, and hence also, the discourse of the Master on humility

which follows.

3. “VeriIy"-Literally, “A,ruen"; ri

solemn form of empliasls used both ni. the herrlrining and ut the end of the clause or the sentence to bzbgrnplinslzcd, but never in the ruiddli! ofu sentcricu or _ tliouirnt.. When preceding th'/:I clause it . is rendered lu English “Ve_rily"-often repealed, “Vurlly, verily.” When lol- luwinlg the obtuse to be cnlphuiiizcd. lt. is rt-nderedln English “Aineu.”._, “Bc oon- verted" Tliellberril meririlngoftlic verb. "Yo shalinoi."-An cxceptioiinlrly strong in-rzntlve in the origiiialf H . l. ‘V‘Whosoc_vor. (uorupiiivn ,next .verse) shnll liulnble li_il_ilsel["_-Shall in . humility, become liiot-il.'Chrl:=tlike. ,V __,,_', X __

5. “Recelvcl-h _nic"-In thee pc;son of

those especially dcur to Clirini. Vifho ever docsa kindness to those near and dear to us in n sense does iiu equal kind~

ness to ull. V.

lj. "Offered"-liy inconsistency of con-

duct or overt nel. of sin confusing the tender conscience riild _iudgnient and lending the lnrioncent astray. ii#-Drowned in thcdcpth of the sea"-1'l`llls apparent ly severe punishment is but _'proportion- ate to the grlevousncss of the crime. The wicked, if cut of, will by -their con~ tact. and conduct. no luuitcidnlinericc other souls and drag such with thorn to pcrrll-

tion. _~

7 “()ll'cnces"-A change observed

throughout lzy the Ilevlslon. .“Il. must needs lic"-Noi., l>ccz\use God phinnrrl li. so, but bucriusc/il, is not n piiivt of Gorl's purpose during the period of nian's pro- liritlon toriunihiinte evil, which would be lnipossible without at the some time nnnihilatlnq personal freedom, in' - the~ exercise of which man's disobedience and sin became manifest. “But woe to that man by whoni the oilcnce- cometh"-Per ' sonnlrcsponsihlllty is not alwolzated- by-=\ the fact that evil crinnotbe wholly rooted r out. ‘ '

l'l."it. isbcltcr for thee"-A-.tclnpnrliry loss in this ble is ~`far, less surluun than I the loss of life eternal. “ilrilt or mnlniefl' , . into everlru-l.liiiz ilre"-The uso of' the article, ns correntlyretninerl 'lri the ilu-vlsion,~seou.is to indicate that Jesus* referred l.o_snnie pines of toruiuut either well known lu current religious 'l.enehin;r, or nt lcuit frnniiilir io his herirérs at this time from his own previous leaching on the sui»_iocl>. 0. “'l`l\ine c-.ye"-More lridlmcnslulile than hand or font. Note the use of the stronger figure for einplnisis. '

10. “Their angels"-Lltcmlly, "nies- .~ien;zr-rs" Glmrdliin spirit. rnessenircrs from God ready to do his biddiiig. Not tliroinrh their meditation is God made cog- nizant of what happens to “uno of these little onsa,"l»ul. through them rather is his will-toward these executed, prbtscting, guiding, and helping. ' ` ' '

12. “Seeketh that which la ' gone' astray”-In~the act ot going astray.

.QUESTIONS ON THE LESSON.

theiillihrch' to-day npprecintle .lta Oppor-

niatter of the trainlnfl °f'» °h“‘ll`°“l

H" "ch I' th' me whmh th” NN' Where should thebui-deli oi responsibility, 5

Testament assumes to ba Christian. _~ ‘ ‘- 'f -'d' “Wherefore come out from amonlr them mr um- chrmhn ‘raining °» ‘cpu ga "

and he ya separate. saith the lord, and -.i..___._1.__- ` ` 5'

touch not theuneloan thing, and i will

receive you amd will he ri father unto you, ' 3'°'a{&“, :om-'o¢l:|_lf| and ye shall h my sons and daughters, ll _ ~.ait.h the Lord Alinlghty,” S0 then, like °mm?° |¢:3 sl the Master, in our loneliness we shall ' Lnangga llll ““”‘i‘.'.‘°°°{‘I”°'}‘°.1"`li‘°.°‘.§'.1°'£"‘°" ""“ '»“°'~ °°r...‘.°°'~"r:s.“i‘.‘.:"i°‘~i’:.-.rrf:.'..“ii'§

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the L cwsipo t a oy ea yournslgmunzsmwkum u em mo'

S1'ENG|LS,'lEAl..8, ETC.

V »»-e

_ mont' 7 ' o|i."3i-i°i'rl‘5'§io°‘5N mfr.

I

ll.

I. awn Mowers, ‘Z7

them in CAN,inr\ Fora 55 vi-:ARs._ a \

,` ,i

GOODS

Lawn“Ra'kes,_ ‘ , _

_- » . . ‘ _ ~ "i ' l.".- _- ir.. -

" ‘ ~ ' " GrassSl1eark;" “ ._' '

' I

Grass Hoolzs,

l

Rubber Hone.

FENNELI. i& CllANIlI.bR.

rv.

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*__-._ _.._...4__.._-..___ _ - ___ _ _ __ _____._____ an __ _____ _,

The Old Reliable Marble and Granite Works of

E- iF; PU-RDY

' desire to tl‘ank'our runny friends for their genéroils patronage of the' past, and io say that we are better plépal-ed than ever to execute all work entrusted to us, with neatness and despaicli.

N0 0\‘<l¢l' £00 large or too small for us.

Correspondence' solicited. »

Designs and prices furnished cheer-

fullyon application. ,r _ _

LF. PURDY, ‘

< Kent Street near Priilce, Ch’town

4-:mul iww3m.

A21; :FF `-A

I..

"les

sa-

iniq-

‘aavnoa -.-.\

\.Ja.n.a.c1a’s Standard.

Nletauoncin caranreaor-35

Are Manufactured in One Grade Only.

i flicsttlist mono erin hiiy. `

l§°‘..'s.'.t".'::1:r:;l;'_'l1.’.-...1‘.r"urn: :::;::;'s“ WM' 'mf ~--fm f-»- '

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25....; .:.°.l:..,“;%2.l',.ii.‘.‘.l:‘..'.".‘::r 'l::.'l.‘l:‘.‘:..1'::lr,.'e'tr::r°.::.e'.“‘"ve or l‘J\IN'1'Enb¥ tw riihlnnd Hysteria. which seeiitos ri i- d »\,

| hv _ a into um le, liner and ir-ll\| t

.Ru|l‘\llll"l'l#mH;g‘%:.¢%k:ld::;i5 ;\f‘:;:i;:it;Ji\i'll|1i.l\riril-1,, Ktzt up in uma lnbor,ri|id ehonpon tho ,_ioni“i\

_ r.....rer.e.;§.~;lil.iit‘a.°.t -..'_‘.?°°1*~*iv° Gu”-me _ - e _ 5 Co-, V 1 ‘ra~3odsiat-f ' l ~ svdmwilvvwiui _ 'I _ General Agents, Charlottetown.

,"... _ ='.

"Debtors_ r `Notice ! Final,

. . ,_

W1-:rinse at oo,

ilitlebiedjo late firm of S,t& CQ,"

- leukisqndu in -2§¢ J 5,

I I ,_ _ . ~ ' i _ "

¢"_"`4P°’_‘?_:i""""""_` 2 _ *£2 _'-*TQ--~ --- -__.¥__. . _1

ulrrrro rcs

-1 --~' .é¢.»*_~»:.;»»\f=.‘¢:‘r!f,é-f';°:>1f»»_1?fe==lf~.r'~': -er

N0. 5 REGULAR' BUGGY. _

' Ifyou ‘want something nefru and up-to-date buy a_ TUDHOPE. _ ‘gp

we nnve them in 40 riiilcrent styles, Solid Rubber, Cushion andfPncumal.rc Tire Runabouts, Waggons and Buggies.

,-4 me unggies, and Concorde, Regular Wagons, Bugpies, jump Seats, Phuetons, Surreys, Stanhopes. Mikadoes, Exiwrvss \ii'zigy,o is and Runabouis. -

,_ . ' 'Also' ex §E¢"u.1;1'IlL_|:i.n.e of _ _ _-4

_ _ __ _ Hlculevs,-Runns,-Grnsons AND A\'_i~;iis }I.\RN1t8s_’ln .liul\ber,_,0r_oi<1a' ,Nickle rn_ni_ Solid N.l¢kl¢ Single °*.“"l“§F.t'=l}l;l§ -1 j _‘.-

"l’° *‘l’e”I“l l"`°"’d““"lFl 0"” °f lil” double carriage harness, rloiible team harness, _E - _cess‘hsr_r_1ca_ss_`.'_i";it1§.i\t1d lJ_=t.eo_l:__li_lnt;s,jr.:_art_saddles ~.gt§d;;__'lJrg¢u illgl- gl' fl. heavenly Father,_ and that “of such. is collars, renin collars c-'ci All finished up first and selling a_tiioiryest_p__nces_ and ontelynis to sniffing etiptohiqrqg _ _,[-

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mrulc to our special order and gnaran teerl to wear same all througlr.

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Ieweller and Opticlon. r

Another Step in Advalllte a

I am pleased to inform my put-

rons that I have added to nly al- ready up~to-date equipment two dozen folding chairs, which are very next and comfortable. They are at their disposal FREE should occasion require. .

G. D. WRIGHT.

Fcnersl.. Director and- Emoalmer.

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'Deslra_ble* '~-Bin-ildlllgf. f i;0_t_s in Ctirown for "Sale-.-.

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The _nhdersigned oil`e'ra-for. pale~.tl1a following valuable huildinglotn : _

4 lots on'5 the east side -lil Upper

liillsborouigh Street _‘each .having frontage on Street oi' 56 feet and ex

tending back 75 feet _

2 Iota on the west side oi'_ Orlebar

Street each' having a frontage on Street of 5" feet arid' extending back 75 let-t_ ~ '

The said six. lots lle`~ immediately

north of the residence of Dr. Ander- son, lately _i.D. Reid.. _

:_ lot on the west aide of

Upper Hills boroughs _ `St.,' having a frontage on Street oi' 50 ieet and extending back 75 ieet. This lol; . lieslmmedbitely opposite the resi- dence ot Dr. Anderson, r 1

it is impossible to procure a more'

de llrable looalityfor residences than these iota afford

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