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Parties having accounts against me will

glean present the same withinone month the date hereof.

_ Iheartly thank my patrons for their support and confidence and bespeak for worthy successorsacontinuance of the some good will accorded me.

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The new King. Edward VII. -is ed from William the Oonquerorgff’ who claimed connection with the . prcvlobs regime. and included Alfred the Great among his ancestors.Here is thefamily line traced backward from His 'Majesty to \Villiam;

Etlward VII; L Son of Victoria; p `

Daughter of Edward, Duke of Kent; Third son of Geortte lil; ‘D Son of Fre-Jerick Lewis Prince of Wales; Son of George Il; . Son of Georg-el; V _ Son of Princess Sophia, who marriid

the Elector of Hanover: I).l\lght-er of James I;

Sou of Mary Queen of Scots:

Daughter of James V.,of Scotland;

Son of Princess Margaret;

Daughter of Henry VII; Son of lilarlzaret, wife of Edmond Tudor

Earl of Richmond,

Daughter of John de Beaufort, Marquis

- of Somerset and Dorset,

Son otJohn ofGauut-, Duke of Lancaster

and King of Castile and Leon,

Son of Edward Ill; Son of Edward II; 1 Sou of Edward I; Son of Henry Ill;

` Son of John of Magna Charta fame;

Sou of Henry II; _ Son of Matilda. wife of Geoffrey Plan-

tagenet;

Daughter of Henry I;

Son of William the Conqueror.

The Ki th h th Geo is

, ng roug i e rges s. Guelph. This family was founded in 4& by

ently obtained possession of Bavaria, and

the Guelphs ruled there for many-centuries 1, and afterwards held sway in Saxony.g` One of the Guelphs. William, founder of ' the House of Lubenberg, had seven sons and eight daughters. The sons agreed, among themselves not to divide the dukedom. One, to be selected by lot, was tomarry, and he and his children after him weretorule. The unusual arrange-l ment was observed to the letter, and

moniai prize. His youngest sou,fErnest`

Bohemia, whose wife was the daughter of - our James I. The Eiectress Sophiap granddaughter of James I.. would have' succeededto the British Crown on the death of Queen Anne. But she died seven weeks before that monarch, arm her son, George I., ascended the throne. By way of James I, and his daughterfthe Queen was conuectedwith the Guelphs. She was also united in the same way tofs

the Royal line of Scotland, James I, of 1 Elizabeth, Duncan and Malcolm,of tragic <= fame. The Scotch line, the Norman line, and the 1-Ianoverian or Guelph line, all -unite in the Royalfamily. S0 does ‘tiled old British monarchy. It is claimed that, 1, one branch ofthe family tree Alfred the Great and Egbert. The varfC\st` _ "K races united in the King make him distinctly representative of the English

to-day.

Sunday School Lesson.

FFBRUARY 17. THE LORD'S SUPPER.

Matt 26. 17-30. Memory v I _ GOLDEN TEXT. , This do in rernemberance of me.-Luke T22. 19.

J. The Lord’s Supper, v 28-30

Place.-In and near Jerusalem. .’

LESSON HELPS.

17. “First day of the feast of unleavened

bread”-On Thursday, which was the day before the crucifixion. The feast was ordered by Moses, Exec. 12. '18, “The passover”-This was the greatest of the Jewish sacred feasts and marked the deleverance of the Jews from the bondage in Egypt.

19. “Made ready the passover”-Secured

the room, purchased the lamb, the bread, and the wine. The lamp was slain in the courts of the temple by the priest and his- blood sprinkled on the altar. I ,

20. “Even was come”-The evening of

the feast of the passover, and the twelve are the apostles. The feast opened with a prayer of thanksgiving.

212 “One of you shall betray me"-A remark purposely vague, to cause search- ing of heart. All had shown weakness, but could it be possible that one should full so low?

22. 23. "Lord, is it 1"-Each quesioner

felt his own weakness and asked in doubt yet in wonder. “And he answered” --Ae was more explicit, and showed the awful nature of the sin about to be committed.

24. “Woe unot that man”-History has

confirmed that woe. for Judas is stamped as the greatest traitor the world has ever seen. That Christ foreknew his betrayal

for that men if he had never been born- It seems as though restoration for that man was for ever impossible.

25. “ Jesus took bread”- At the close

; and so the apostle must have»u_nder-stood,

George, the sixth brother, won the matritg-

Augustus, succeeded him, ma1`1‘ying"thd`“'~¢ Eiectress Sophia, daughter of the King of

an - snflecaro "ills “Mlm of Sorrows"jolned in sacred song. It was customary to close tltlpttssover feast with chanting a psalm. The Mount of Olives was opposite the city and separated from it by a deep valley.

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Every Mother

A Doctor

It is an anxious time for mothers

when the little ones get their feet`cold and wet, and come home hoarse and coughing, or awaken in the night vic- tims of deadly eroup. Then it is that mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase,- who, through his great Recipe Book and famous family remedies. has time and- again saved the little ones and older ones. too, from suffering and death.

It is truly surprising how promptly

Dr. Chase‘s Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine brings relief when the thy-gat is sore and irritated, when the cold lg tight in the chest, and the cough pain.. ful and distressing. It alloys the in. l‘Lammation, heals the sore and torn m_!'l'nbranes, soothes the nerves and clears the air passages.

People who xnow of the singular vir-

tues of Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine do not think of accept- ing the cheap substitutes which' many drugglsts offer in its place ; 25 cents.

Dr. 0hase’s Syrup _

of Linseetl and Turpelltlne. -A

*POUR NEW PICTURES.

In 13 Beautiful Colors, Size of eac .

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k f A | Many beautiful ,» 0 | pictures of this ` ‘-§`subje¢.‘t have been made. but none can _.compare with ours in beauty. In tne ` _V centre of the angry- waves stands the Wcnoss on cHlus'r" the “uocx os

AGES.” A female figureis struggling to gain refuge on the rock where the “Wea are at Rest.”

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our deer Lord and all His Apostles. The preparatory work of this picture cost over $400.

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V 2 _ Lor be- -.lnre His Cnacifixxou In the background 1 vs- see the _sleeping disciples.

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ofthe fenstbe ..sstsblished~a-new rits, .,-. if " ~ " " ' “rmsis my body"-Fnmmuve language 1 r ' or “_ if '

breaking the bread that his body w

soon to be broken upon the cross. has crept into some

church by seeing or try the words thanthe rect f ss. ~-My time scars

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The Passover Feast v. 20-25 ` - _ '7 . _ _ q . , _ _ _ . l

Time.-Thursday evening April 6.

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1 §_ er Oil, the Hypophosphites of » and Sods and Guaiacol. It an excellent general tomc, with -a,;;pseific_bene6cial action on the nervous svstem, and the digestive .m-gmv, It tense up the system, makes sound, healthy flesh,” 'land' Giillbles weak and delicate people

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When a. Yankee visitor says a word.

about the slow progress the British army is making in Africa alla Canadian has to say is “Aguinaldo/' and the subject

changes.-'-Toronto Star. _ 4 _ V A A __ _ I i

_Pr-otrudiyng, l |tching,P`les

Rev. S. fx. Duprau, Methodist Mini

later, Coneecon, Prince Edward County, Ont., states :-“I was troubled with

itching and bleeding piles for years, and they _ultimately attained to a. very

scesses formed, so that it was with great difficulty and considerable pain that I was able to stool. At this se- vere crisis-I purchésed a. box of Dr. Chase's Ointment, but I had little or no faith in it, as I had tried various remedies before and to no purpose.

-"Now, imagine how great and joyous

was my surprise to find that just the one box cured me, so that .the lumps disappeared, an-<1 also the external swelling. I feel like a. different man to-day, and have not the least doubt that `Dr. Chase's Ointment saved 'me from g, very dangerousfand painful op-" eration and many years of suffering. You are at perfect liberty to use this testimonial as you gee nt for the bene- fit of others similarly afflicted."

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arnention and expense. We have on hand a large 'stock to select from.

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Wind me up. use me well

And let me have fair play ' And I to you will try and tell

-The precise time of day. If from some -cause 'I should stop And fail to give the hour Take me to Jury & Co’s Jewelry -shop And he will give me power. ~ Watches, cleaned, watches’ main

breach pins, plain rings rc- -All work done as cheap as

can in the city, warranted for on year. Big discounts given in all our lines of goods to make room

impol-tations. _ _ ' -~

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Examinations. prelimin-

vsrlous-Coursq of-Study, will Montrealland 'at local centres

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Sops of Scotland meets every second _

Monday in each monthin Meoh_auie’s 1,-fall, Prowse Block.-I-E. Cnmnox, Rec. Secret'

a I . ry _ ounce: cunts. " ,I Boyne Lodge. No. GM, -meets hid and 4th Fridays in W_rlght’s, Hall, at 8 p. nl.-D. MONEU., 'Recording Secretary. St. George's Lodge, No.1 11.71 m "

,every tuesday night. at 8 e’ciock, in Otter Hall.-D. J. McKnmon, Secretary. _ La:-yWallaceLodge, No.27, meets 1st`

and 3rd Fridays, in Wright s Hall.-Mus. Caossuau, R. Sec’y. __ L. 0. Y. B. A.-Mlzpah, Loyal Orange Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, Thursday' night in offers

Ch\Dv¢5.»R. 8ec’y. '~_-fl fififf cslsaanis club meets

'each month. Visiting brethren

Crrv Council meets the second in each mo_nth.i James, Warhuton, ?_ Mayor,-.H. M. .n»ilgsn.ol¢y 'I orare " ' f The Charlottetown School Board meets

he first Monday of each mouth. Ewen”

Cou1t'rA 0 F,seeondmd

liuntain, Seo’y. Coungg V Mgusr Sfrsrm:N.I.0.F. iim_st_ and thfrdl~'1`uesday of jll,-_Mir chanic’s Ball 1 Prince George ' Rgyg] 1

Court Charlottetown, C.O. F.,drst°and -

th -cd Thursday. Mechanids Hall.--»F. S. .

good time keeping results, buy ’ "

our guaranteed Watches and "Fo,-¢.,¢~,¢,-'s H311' prawn Bm; on you will pay no more than is seconi and-fourth: _of otten asked 'for the inferiorf m°°u‘ TH' W°°ks‘ B°°°'lsf°-fy'

kind, which are not satis-~ Sh _hhns Lodga in _l]h`sA,,nic’iNT_,”u,p]-ggi, _factory and require constantflend Tuesday _in month, I'¢.\lx‘d LL `

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Knights' Template. 8rd Wednesday ol. 'feather each moutlrin Masonic Temple. ‘- gtg”

Twednesday, in eeeh grigths-_-D'. “_ _; T St. Lawrence Lodge every. eevening. E. 1l.Younker,Sec‘y

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Mitchell °ec'y. Court Abegweit, C. O. F. meets in

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Lennon.-Secly. ~ -- ' _ 1 VictoriaLodge in MasonioTe2_l\¥>l0»flrst_

month except .Tunsl July and /iit§ust.*.’l. 1’

Albert Edward Lodge of Pcx.f_eft‘fx ¢ degreeA. dc A. S. R. 3rd

Port La Joie Encampmenton seeo

Fanny J. Wise,~Secretary f

alpln. Relient; Lqqlge. Ns;-.§. mace.;

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