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7, : "1 1 4 8X AMIR i R | A'y ’ raw 4 a4‘4a ; i {HE DAl LY A MOIS Bouin TAT EW AY aw UG, 'g a £ D by M BEDS helpless? Perhaps, too, he is angry with by vi 3 B43.3 fi 6 (S’ pve: 6B we ed = us; else why does the blight come, and th: ’ ! isk 8R® AGENTS 4 oe = > Bik a bad harvest, aud the fever, and ali sorts of ; ~ami Doh ishing Co. | a onms pain and trouble! For our life is full of [be Exam PULL if U0.| AND San ut CHAPTER U. ‘trouble, and if God sends us d, he | ° } | ’ good, hi \\ ; flonan: of Sa A 2 a ee d bad, t How is it?) — Water aud 1 BIE ‘al Com} INC }AT Wiure egos mo ve y a Z Continued. seems to sen » £00. ow is 161 how re vo /UUETaL — Gotmmuissioh = Merchants, 7% 4 Te fied rt deaopiceaaliae mec die oll ‘A sweet woman.’ the stranger said to ‘Ah! der friends, we are in sad want of : * - ed ) ly . ; | 22 Sentral Wharf. i Ks me e = # or ‘but eee Nature never meant good news about God ; and what does other ‘ 7. a a 7 . , ° ° *4 . ia sl 5 ees. : an # . ss a her for @ preacher, good news signify, if we haven't that! For Six $2 50 | BOSTON, > <y) - . <= > yn OO - _ Perhaps he was one of those who think everything else comes to an end, and when (3b itvee Mec ee Se = O S »s _ 2 a cS - that Nature has properties, and, with the we die we leave it all, But God lasts when i ' 50 : = i =o & 3 oa A ai} 3] o view of faciliting art and psychogy, ‘makes everything else is gone. What shall we do lh hdbver' oderate rates! Ml. W. WINNICOMBE 9 #25, 2 FS gy TE ate Sy ee cad al wit eid % — 49 ~ & L i. 2s 5 ‘mistake about them. But Dina gan to 7 eiiatiies “ a ve Fae 0 oe 5 | or - 4 = > = ~ ~ < Nn - =< nl ; | speak, (To be continied.) ont | ing PiIANSG Fl U AS i ee Se Oe wc PF & fa ~ 3 | ‘Dear friends,’ she said, in a clear but, : ort? ae ee a! . © > om 5 on + = a ° not loud voice, ‘let ua pray for a blessing.’ | Pacific Railway Progress. eee ——_——- . be | 2. ae i _ oS | She closed her eyes, and, hanging her —— ALMANAC FOR NOVEMBER, 1884. =| Pianos Tuned, Re-wired and Regn’ated, - s : —s S 5 p32 a Pa ns = head down a little, continued in the same (Montreal Gazette ) aie os ' ~ oN fe moderate tore, as if speaking tosome one) Th i . 4 : eo Re oo ys | ERO , | e report of Mr. Schrieber, chief en- | q G2 5 BE ¢ Ei oO §&G A ® & am & a = — 5 = < quite near her: ‘gineer of government railways, upon the Pull Moon, 3rd day, 4h, 24.3m., a. m. | Velsed Pamed: mut Bw — " “a 3 q mS z | ‘Saviour of sinners ! when a poor woman progress and prospects of the Canadian Last Quarter ‘ith day, 6h. 59.9m., p. m. wed, Tuned, and Regulated with Care. | & 6 — ome nD _ jladen with sins, went out to the well to Pacitic railway bears out in every particular New moon 7th day, if » 8 em., p a C . . INET DAA ATC ' = — S alall a = < a |Graw water, she found Thee sitting at the the glowing statements of General Manager pirst Ovarts 1) day, Gh. 3 4m.. a, m. [UA DLIN Fd ORGAN S ; = a ~ well. She knew thee not: she had ‘not Van Horne,and Mr. Reed of the Union oe wax U2 (San 1M High | Days| = i A ’ fe = a sonatas Sane a mind was dark; her life i road, issued a short time since. For yiPa¥ oF as | vines furatee Ren Tuaed, Re-toned and Repaired. : = on 4. a eS n ' ‘was unholy. ut Thou didst epeak to her, the purpose of dealing intelligently with the anne 5 ssa aaa bn roe & x a rn > 2 tS ao | Thou didst teach her, Thou didst show her condition of the work, Mr. Schrieber 1 Seturda 74 8 57) 8 531 9 _ttaving nearly twenty years’ experience A dt oS a og bo) mt ‘that her life lay open before Thee, and yet divides it into seven sections as follows:— qiNanday 6 9 4OOGR HW lseuue Mace ual a. Cee e = be Sa | Thon wast ready to give her that blessing’ Miles, iadas ) 38! 5 15110 29 lak Ciceetn* 8. an Bs ons . wr pebetane 206 rea se O <4 co | which she had never songht. Jesus! Thou 1. Montreal to Callandar.... ...... 247 4 Tuesday i 6 811 10 WBN site ainteut Paina a Se ee S ey ka 9 Oopnwz jart in the midst of us, and Thou knowest 2. Callander to Port Arthur........... 57 & Wednes 53 ) 6 68,11 56; 42]... a eee ceuneek etl > oe = 5p ei Mt Pir hy Cnn] all men; if there is any here like that poor 3. Port Arthur to Red River.......... 42k Thursday 1, 34) 8 O'afc4! 37 “ T we odin prof leiiitin iad ,e Ss od — I S on je < 'woman—if there miuds are dark, their lives 4- Ked River to summit of Rockies.... 962 Driday ee a ee ies «tg tt pe pt I Ss OP a S 5 ZO a , unholy, if they have come out not seeking % Summit of Rockies to West Crossing giSaturda 7} silo 13 2 20 $41 Office—C, P. Fletcher's eres =. i & <4 mT Thee, not desiring to be taught, deal with' Columbia River. Saba sai ode aes sere: 138 j Sand _ 3B Bp ht 2h.8 28, = 3!) Ch’town, Oct, 25 184 aes = «=! t) Any a them according to the free merey which,” West Cane Columbia river, to a )' creee Siac ieee me o | 2 ie Thou dist show tober. Speak to them, '> savona's Retry to Bort bioody....... 213 i} sua a ‘ eo a4 ~U &? - - n . , ° & e* . thy ‘ oa = fy i © t heed = ~ Lord; open their ears to my message; bring : ite Aa pi . 12 a’ 25 1 33, ti 7 3 it ICNMENTS SOLICITED. = F> . hat O ° a <j their sins to their minds, and make them The total mileage of the main line is 2,895, = ir e412 33'840| 16 oe | eee te = © Es OD cd wo oJ thirst for that salvation which Thou art 204 of the sections enumerated above the li Briley : ee : Ky O'D Yi iy e eR = | Ses * tae : <j ra = ready to give. first, third, fourth and seventh, embracing -- ape mo é ps = al aa :e| 4 VW > A oo kay : ' if} je J o foe ‘Lord! Thou art with thy people still: 4 total of 1,950 miles, have been practically Mond 9 96.640 a 1h a al 4 = yg & & oe ma} ~ they see Thee in the night watches and, ©°™pleted. Between Callandar and Port istuiay =f v9 7 ast 9,7 GOMIMISSION aad Geueral Merchatt geet =F OH Se a Snake hear Sad ONE Sie be Tis | Seas olin of tate Soten De oe (9| Wedueeda; 1} Jy: § 29 11 44 5 7 = eo) = Le © © talkest with them by the way. And Thou 08e hundred miles of very heavy work — 20 Thureday 13} 17 919morn}| 3 POR SALE OPP, LP Be) s Raabe’: ils a - ny +i a me art near to those who have not known Thee; ' re five aoe aa s ie we 9} Friday 13) 1610 4 O 17 0 OR SALE GPP, B ANTM | ; > mm ~ Ae 7, open their eyes that they may see Thee— | 0! TOCK excavation, is work” is about £2 Satucday | 1510 45 0 52) 8 59 BOPP, Re 1, PRODUUE. = gc 26 Pe mS UO oO es z see Thee weeping over them and saying, “T@Wing toa close, and the balance of the 23 Sunday bf 151120 2 30} 56 \A Ce r E T | ee FG OS 5 Aa OQ = ‘Ye will notcome unto me that ye might 8¢¢tion is fully covered with workmen mak- 0 Mosday ol 141158 212 5G ' ATER S| REE iy) pute ae o s Fw OR ea have life’—see Thee hanging on the cross 8 such rapid progress that the final rail- 25 Tuesday 2 IB ait23 258, 52 = 525 we - 4 nm = Z, and saying ‘ Father, forgive them, for they 18 of the whole distance between Callaudar eens | 3) Toe a al a ; = | Se One Ff & = < Nn {xj . |know not what they do’—see Thee as Thou 24 Port Arthur is confidently expected to 27 Thursday } 21s 5 49 Si. duhitus’ Newfoundland, | some x 3 a a ¥ | wilt come again in Thy glory to judge them be completed in March next, already some 28 Friday , 262 Sz 47 soa&s ‘= oO < lat the lest. Ame” five hundred miles have been graded, and $9 Satarday At; 2 26; 7 3} 19> In connection with the above is Captain ma I, se * oe) m a > ha : : . ithe track laid for three hundred and fifty 30 Sus 7 :7]t 10, 3 3 8 31) 8 43) Engtish, who is well known in P. E, Island, | e 5 oe. ae on eS a © < ~ |) oe noe her ex fp, ae and paused, miles. | who will take special charge of all consign- = eRe pp 2 o c> | ooking at the group villagers, WHO Were) Upon the secti ; Re LE ET ao >' ments, and wili also attend os o the charteiing on s S$ 4 = 2 d a3 bx} “A 5 a athered rather more closely on her the Rockies and femmes ny ym an —— a + | of vess« ls for the carrying trade of P. E. I, x a) = Oo <q > sal ey right hand. : ‘Columbia river, a distance of 138 i} THii RAILY AY TiMs TABLE, The firm is one of the oldest and most reli- Zz —= = ee, jen 9 ‘ Dear friends,’ she begen, raising her! yf, Rheelias an te that f th oe od able in Newfoundland leturns guaranteed oy ww 6 - © | voice a little, ‘ you have all of you been to!. oe yok one Snegen om | to be premipt and satisfactory. Parties wish- is - i A x ¢ | church, and I think you must have heard! men areemployed and that the work is Uharlotictown Time.) | ing to procure Labradore Herring should send 7 ae a 7, ts se |the clergyman read these words : “Phe | Peing Paes sean A aabuhae an | their orders in time om S iri i ‘ now Gua mites rac s, oo GOING west. Ae M. A.M. P.M.| Sept. 6, 1854.— till 3let dec. °S4. | o ae oe je) = in coaae to ana ae the season closes 40 miles of addi- tt cecteern Ce ee eee a st = 2 : me fo preach the gospel tO tional track will be laid, viz., to the cross- Tate Rice "47 1055 6 47 s : 34 a2 4 = j|the poor.’ Jesus Christ spoke these words ; * ne : auter River 747 1 7 APPL iS APPLES APPLES es S fae cathe eoke cus oe to the 128, Of the Beaver river, The grading ; an r Me ae Li)s ; iD, ou Te lal. © ate eek he gospel fo will, it is believed, be completed this Kensington . chapae 8 2 = 5 1 il BO s 3 thought asi inncte ahead or bwin 8808 for afurther distance of about 30 ‘ Sicceee de WE @ "9 ; . . . Summerside, { 9°7 ner ame feta il a = : ’ ~ (miles, with the exception of some rock and Sein... i eee Pe © et yom hen remember ret hearing tunnel in the Beaver canon, which will Alberton ceorelB@ 6 57 | 19 Qucen St, London, E. C., ~ ling as this, when fou a little girl, and my | tr, peers spate Ages yer Senay Tignish.....-..0eeeeeees 42 741 / : ee 7 aunt, as brought me up, took me to hear a : . yen i eT Will be glad to correspond with Apple Grow- | a h ; ; : | track should reach a point some i me WES. ~ 02 i 0 es | ers, Me:chants and Shippers, with a a - ae oat hi ; pe roaar v°' miles down “he west slope of the Se kirk MgMish «22... eee e ee eee eee “Ul 0 4 view to Autuma aud Spring : e a his ce well; he .. f os. t , - Ibertom ... secre reeeeeee 240 757 ‘pasiness. oe | was a very old man, and had very long! to eth F dies "a iat t « oot ate Port Hil 415 10:5 tO white hair; his voice was ver ft ard |: . oS oa | oS oe Ore Hii. An vid re 5 17 12 07 | They will also mn the usual peenen SP: enibitiee’ aan a. ine ts nan + any = se ey be i Summerside, i iy = ae ou 6 57 customers requiring advances, aug i f : . an Civare this season, an the ea } depart,.....642 122 6 | ——____— atid | heard before. 1 wasa little girl, and scarce- tunnelling aud rock work wiil be carri- nga por He 8 47| Ri Le ‘ Way an @ Mofluannia | ly knew anything, and this old man 24 on during the wiuter, so as to leave little ronter 1 iver aon 507 10 07 iE B04, Word i iieWuarris,. seemed tome such a cifferent sort of & O16 than earth excavations and bridging Charlottetown ... 2 j A man from any body I had ever seen before, da ;

@CING EAST eh a. Ml ADRIGTenme ' that I thought he had perbaps come down = be one next summer, From this data a aie wal BARRIS icns ieeiiectihe <> to preach . eal err a Schreiber concindes that the track will sarioulclown, eceee - moat i ae , ne a id ¢ ‘ ‘oesi ‘ mT i

it Stew , ere nS esses pas 8S AND ‘Aunt, will he go back to the sky to-night, ~ 4 = 7 ae f the © lumbia Meant Stewart, { aunart 527-902) = | like the picture in the Bible ? Se ee ee ee bg iE 0 wack 527 902). ee ; bie aie charac‘er «f the work on this section is ” meee Se en —_ . <I ATT ‘) * 3 r ¥ ° . Ar ” LAW ‘That man of God was Mr. Wesley, who! much lighter than had been auticipated, Masts _..722 1202 Pea EUG Fa : . Prey his a in oe oe a blessed | and is pronounced remarkably easy for a , 0 ast ord—preaching the Gospel to the poor | mountain country. A. M. ° ° . eee thewart. .....ccccesccheus 5°22 «9 07 Oiice in Gid Bank. and - — into his rest ye org ma This report of the Government engineer, i wid delle Bla 629 10 22 r ; b ie nem ih saa" ago. I came to know more abou if2/ coupled with tiat of Mr. Van Horne,makes MOO WE vg cc csccccedecderess 647 10 47) {UP STAIRS), NEW ii PROVED PAj ENT EICH f-FLARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE. oo" ee but 1 was a foolish, thought-! certain two facts of the utmost consequence FROM FAST. an *. M. | Ch’town, Feb. 21, 1884. i 2 ; oy were at : . sina rate ahs ane : mee — Sart, ne che ey eon oe enemas Rent i ie > : Se iinlaians intipedceittn) 4h iM! only Hight-F'ange "Safe in the world, and containing more improvements than ANY | Ohne “ee a eee. e throughout next year, and secondly, that no St. Pets a Weel lich, 752 400) ea pee —— —— SAFE made, such a told us as ‘Gospel meant good news. The} further assistance from the Government is ae sors ssa ae eet Oe kee o & RENDELL, | Ist. THE PATENT INSIDE BOLT WORK, which is placing ithe bolt work with the|@ospel, you know, is what the Bible tells| necessary to that end. er CVOwWars, | a. etl atincses 847 542) whole of the filling (six inches) between it and the outside, that is, as far from the fire and| US about God, : : T= ee Charlottetown. ...962 727) ff n j 107 . Ri n oy y | thief as it can be. ‘Think of that, now! Jesus Christ did Mill NID, isd ovcsssck aes 7127 332| OMUNISSion Here qj i Sy 2od, THE PATENT HINGED CAP—the back plate of the door being on hinges, |really come down from heaven, as IJ, like a ions of Meteors. NE eee 745 357) enabling the owner, by turnsng a thumbscrew, to have casy access to the lock and bolv-jsilly child, thought Mr. Wesley did; and wee OE §42 512} € - ek ‘work. He can thus easily change the lock, clean, oil, and keep the bolt-work in good order.| what he came down for was to tell good|THE GREAT GLOBE ROLLS INTO THE FIERY oom St. Johii Sy Lew foundlaud,. 3ed. IRON INSLUE LINING, stronger than wood, and which retains the moisture M}news about God to the poor. Why, you PATH OF COSINIC WANERERS, ‘ the fi ing for an indctinite time. Wood is thicker and weaker, and alter a few years absorbs and we, dear friends, are poor. We have _—— = b Consignmeats solicited. Liberal advances the moisture and “requires filling over again.” ae been brought up in poor cottages, and have The earth, asshe swings her ponderous Lz = ‘Toom Ss | made. : 4th, hen — H it L COMBINATION Lot ‘KS, the simplest, strongest, most efficient ' been reared sh ook. and ved coarse; bulk in her orbit, encounters ieee Nov. July 25, 1884.—2aw 4m and easiest to change of any in use. ' ro haven't be : , . “his of ic ho mila aw rau | — ; | SOLID ANGLE IRON FRONTS, BACKS AND CORNERS, which prevents aig! wearers hate Seren ee Se pagar oe dine a aoe eee i if at A" t eag t2/ & Ans em 7 warping er injury to safe from faliing, or falling walls or timbers. a i > dala 2 all d following T le’ ei 4a bi JERE Al ii i 5 Vi, OW 4 cAILeY ; 6th. EIGHT FLANGES—the most important improvement ever made in tire-proof | {UY "tng ut what happens jus arom us, 7 lowing Temple's comet in its orbit. } Bales, providing e ght ] ips, thus pre venll: u the passage ot heat, it having to press over twelve; e are just the sort of people that want to his unfortunate visitor from the star ao ‘ y Wusarsey & Soxs, CHARLOTTETOWN, inches, no is jary arises from this scurce, 28 in other safes containivg one, two or three flanges. | hear good news. For when anybody’s well| depths on arriving within the solar domain Ni ount stewart P, E. Istanp) PHESE SABES have stood the test of years, and the createst fires cn this continent, | off, they don’t much mind about hearing unwarily ventured too near the the planet BLOUULLL ' aud have the CHAMP/ON RECORD in the Boston, Chicago and Haverhill Fires. news from distant parts; but if a poor Uranus. The planet captured the comet ry : CoN } han? re selling there safes as low as any good safe, and are disposing ef Jarge numbers} man or woman's in trouble, and has hard | and forced it henceforth to revolve within (%} _— — shiv 60 ‘ AmMMIICGIAi} ; wn f ¥3 5 ‘ye are ling these saics as 10 aS any good § »a are spos ; ) ’ 2 ‘ > 2 { 1, Oct. 20 Im * ly ED DOTHISS iui B76) Coll Uy throughout the Dominion work to make out a hving, he likes to have| the boundaries of the solar system, the event occurring probably in the second

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