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amenable to the laws of honor of his

vw eountry and the authorities con- trolling them in that country s0 long as he retains his original nationality. Those foreign laws and the laws of armorial

registration and control vary consider- ably, but there is one fundamental rule which {s now and has been for some centuries admitted practically from one end of Europe to the other. With coun- tries outside Europe one need not trou- ble. American heraldry !s beneath con- tempt (I do not refer to the armory of American sciong ef English families), and the barbaida%eemismof semicivilized countries, though the origin of our own heraldry is hardly sufficiently evolved te be considered as armory. The one funda- wental European rule is this—that arms ere a matter of honor and that the con- ferring of honor and honors is a pre- regative of sovereiguity.—Notes and Queries.

His Style.

“Tf have been considering your appll- eation for an editorial position,” said the managing editor, “and I sent for you today that I might get some idea of your style.”

“Just so,” replied the bright young man. “Well, you will observe, I am wearing a blue suit, plain, but well eut, and a brown soft hat; quite the proper thing for this time of the year. Willl do?”

In Cuba.

In Cuba the kitchens are always on the roof or in the courtyards back of the house. Only twice a day does the Cuban housewife or servant prepare meals—at 10 o’clock, when she enters the kitchen to make ready 11 o'clock breakfast, and at 6 o’clock to cook the dinner, which is served at 8.

Those Loving Girls. Tody—Jennie tells me young Woodby proposed to her last night. Viola—I don’t think I know him. he well off? Tody—He certainly is. She refused him.

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Effect of Opuience,

When a man gets beyond wondering where his next meal is coming from, he fails to wondering who his ancestors were.

Neuralgia

is Rheumatism of the face. Urie Acid left in the blood by disordered kidneys lodges along the nerve which branches from the eye over the forehead, and across the cheek to the side of the nose. The

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Kingston, April 26, 1899--Mr. Thos. Ocoke, 260 Johnston Street, Kingston, te'ls this wonderful tetory of his sickne:s from heart disease, and what he considers his almost miraculous recovery by the

A Raltse In Salary.

Some years ago Collis P. Hunting. ton’s private secretary, Mr. Miles, ask- ed for an increase of salary.

Bare Footed No Never

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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Liberal Conservative Conference of Prince Ed- ward Island is to be held on 23rd inst at the Lyceum Charlottetown.

Accredited Delegates from the Riding of Kings are expected to be present, and the Presidentsof the local electoral Districts will favor by secing that Districts are re- ane at the Conference by local

elegates. D. GORDON, Convener for Riding of Kings. Geo’town Jan 15th 1900. dy & wkly.

The north end of + binds situated on

Prince Street, conta:ning nine rooms, suit- able for a boarding house-or private resid-

ence. Apply to THOMAS McQUAID,

“Do you need any more money?” asked Mr. Huntington thoughtfully. “No, sir, I don't exactly need it,” re- plied Mr. Miles, “but, still, I’d be glad | to be getting a little more.”’ | “Ab—hum-m-m,” mused his employ- | er. “Can you get along without the

ndvance for the present?’

“Oh, yes,” answered the secretary, “I guess so,” and the matter was drop- ped. ;

A couple of years late aMew boy ap- peared at the Miles hamré, and the see-

renew the application. “Why, my dear sir,” said Mr. Huntington when he heard him through, “I raised your sal- ary when you asked me before.”

“I never heard anything about it,” said the secretary in amazement.

“Probably not,” returned Mr. Hunt- Ington. “In fact, I used that money to buy a piece of property for you. I'd

you.”

Mr. Miles thanked him warmly and retired somewhat mystified. Shortly after Mr. Huntington called him into his private office. “By the way, Miles,” he said, “I have sold that real estate of yours at a pretty good advance. Here is the check.”

The amount was $50,000. The prop- erty was part of a large section pur- chased by the railway king as an in- vestment for his wife.—San Francisco Argonaut,

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thumps. I had great nervousnees and depression at times, suffered excruciating shoo'ing pains. Could not stand the elightestexertion or excitement. I tried many remedies recommended to me, and

| Took the Tip.

The good advice of the laird of Wa- , terton, in Aberdeenshire, to a sheep stenier reads Hike a very practical joke. had himself sent the man to jail, and tm those days sheep stealing wasa ital offense. Visiting the prisoner the night before the trial, be asked him

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What he meant to do. To which the

prisoner replied that he intended to

confess and to pray for mercy. “Confess!” said Waterton. “What.

min, will ve confess and be hanged? Nae, nie! Deny it to my face.” Iie did so and was acquitted.

~. ithe — = ——, Uennui.<- Courtesy.

Surfaee manners are like cut fowers stuck in a shallow glass with just enough water to keep them fresh an hour or so; but the courtesy that has its growth in the heart is like the rose- bush ia the garden that rao !nclement season can kill and no dark day force to forego the unfolding of a bud.

Wonderful Development. Watts—The development of the sense of touch in the blind is something ai- ways a wonder to me. Gotrox—I have it pretty well devel- oped myself. I have got so I can tell

a borrower two blocks away.—Indian- apolis Journal.

You are interested

in reading the letters from, aud the telegrams about Prince Edward I«land’s representatives in South Africe; now liable to be in the fightin y at aay time.

FOR ONE DOLLAR

I will eend to any address, postpaid an elegant photograph, size, 7x9 inches, of our contingent,with Major Weeks im the centre—a splendid large photograph of Rev. T. F. Ful- lerton taken the dey before he left the Island—

TRANSVAAL SOUVENIR BOOKLET

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7 ROBT. L. COTTON,

P. O. Box, 84, CHARLOT LETC

CASH DOWN! = CASH DOWN

The highes for scrap iron, lead, copper, brass or any old alloy at Kedale Foundry.

T. A. MeLEAN,

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Mr.fThos. Cooke, of Kingston, After Suffering Intensest Pain and Distress ofthe Heart for Seven Years--is Cured

almost Miraculously by

Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart---A Remedy Which Saves uives Hvery- day that Have Been Proclaimed

consulted best physicians on my ailment® and nobody gave me any hope of per~ manent recovery. But one dayI read of acure by’ this wonderful remedy which seemed just to be my own case repeatede I got a trial bottle and derived great benefit from it. I concluded to continue as it promised acomplete and permanent cure, and when I had used six bottles not a vestige of the trouble remained, and although that is a year avd a balf ago there has never been the slightest eymp- tom of a return of the trouble.”

You can readily verify this or any other testimony of the curetive powers of Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart, for the com- mendations for it come spontaneously and unsolicited, and in ninety-nine cases out ofa hundred are given out of the “fulness of heert” in being snatched from the snare

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tae Vaudeville Theater.

Sometimes the vaudeville theater is an individual and independent enter- prise; more often it belongs to a circuit. The patronage, expenses and receipts are enormous. One circuit will speak for all. It has a theater in New York, one in Philadelphia, one in Boston, and one in Providence, and they give po Sunday performances, apd yet these four theaters entertain over 5,000,000

350 attaches and to 3,500 actors.

our thousand people pass in and out of each one of these theaters daily. Ten thousand dollars are distributed

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each week in salaries to the actors and §3.500 to the attaches. Take one thea- ter for example, the house in Boston. It is open the year round, and it costs $7.000 a week to keep it open, while its patrons will average 25,000 every week. On a holiday it will play to from 10,000 to 12,000 people.—From “The Vaudeville Theater,” by Edwia Milton Royle, in Scribner’s,

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Grounds For Action.

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Miss Cutting—Indeed! And what did he charge you?

Softleigh—Foab dollars.

fiss Cutting—What an outrage! Why

don’t you have him arrested for obtain-

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: The Others to Blame.

“You can’t keep a secret, Marie.”

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Fast year, making it the most success- year we have yet had.

appreciated, is eviduat

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Our Customers —ONE AND ALL—

A Happy and— Presperous New Year

We also desire to thank them for their very liberal patromage during the

That our efforts to please has been

from our rapid increase iu business,

We will strive to merit stil] further

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of so distressing an ailment as heart disease in any form.

If modern medical scieace has given to the world aremedy—a cure—that thong, ands usec and have tested the curative powers of after having suffered for years, and had been pronounced hopeless case-— if, as a last resort, even it has proved such a boon, what an amoun\ of suffering would be spared if when the slightest un. easiness of the heart is experienced. Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Neart were used? It has never failed to d) what it promises, It gives relief in the mest acute forms of the disease in less than 30 minates, [5 not only stimulates a healthy hear} acion, but it heals the diseased organs, givies vitality, tones the wuolesystem, and v's not elaiming too much tossy “]T

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Pr. Agnew’s little pills for Constipa- tion, Sick Headache and B'liousness - 20 cts for 40 doses.

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people every year, give employment te !

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I never heard any one read just like the elder Booth. It was beautiful. He made the figure stand before you! It was infinitely tender. Some of the passages of “Lear” were touching in the extreme, though he used Cibber’s frightfully bad edition of that sublime tragedy.

He had some very odd wass at ti:nes, We were playing “Hamlet” one night in Natchez, and during Ophelia’s scene a cock began to crow lustily. When the curtain fell upon that fourth act, this crowing became more con- stant. And when the manager could not find Mr. Booth to commence the next act he looked up and szw him perched on the tup of the ladder, which Was the only way to reach the “flies” in that primitive theater.

The manager ascended the ladder and had quite a lengthy discussion with Mr. Booth, who at last consented to come down on condition that he should resume his high position after the play and remain there until Jack- son was re-elected president.—*Autobl- ographical Sketches of Mrs. John

rew,” in Scribner’s.

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