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CALENDAR FOR MARCH, 1894, F ; i | N { lay (m., a.m.nbl 4 ¢ L546 m,p.m, 5 I i! lav, Sh 58.7 am.NW bh is if 4 th 168.1 a. m, S ; = ek. | > 7" -- : 3 j j ete | ater a : . 7 TERMS : Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, w! hen Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.” — Euripides. Single Copies Two Cents | | ; ’ : i7 ; 53 encisahiiiastabilah a area - Nea a : =atmeetenen | / { { i 10 27 oe , ee os he = ; ; iM RY . v it 0 i r ruy ‘ 7. ‘ ; > y _ ee a4 , Ag 0 a 3 / ' i 2 ‘ - | Li 31 NEW SERIES Si) - 1 ‘3 {A RL¢ YTPTETO W N * P, KE. ISLAN DD. =A re U R D> ag, M AR Cl I >, 1LS94, \ OL 33. NQ, +) ( —l a : - aa : 2s ; norn ‘ “lo Mr. J. eman ‘ - : ' \ S| ces . _ an an ; l : , ae a Sa SMT te ae EE YI aoe Neer eee ee ee St Ge ree, New oe nswick ‘ |

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Y ; { . 24 ‘ 0 37 d r his wonderful e cape, vowed zevrer | ’ 7 1 16 4 fo kon t “Ok /PTOLENE (Gy COTTOCENS] again to emianzer his] te, aad gave mj, the After the Gri 9 ) ~~ ' } |Corrotenm ~ (CorTrocen® ®& (Corrocsns| ) eare' It @ ms eary mont be*a: iden af the eteamer p a ‘ Sj 0 . Fr ! =} A | M )WN W Hi IT K K Al IDs. oe could Tltoeie -anmanneu eh ete nd er some weeks emtdored | L | 419) : 3| ii it om OF THE «5h aca was lost to us for all time. : strict wy a new boat, the ps t ‘ r|No Strength, Ro Ambition 4

=| zz/ i a me i . 2 33 . i ; 57 e RIA EE) A BRIGHT CANADIAN SKETCH OF THE **One summer day in the neighborhood | home. Sui one was to retny i ele ae ‘ a 80 f sev y years age boat, munch larger | of the year Murray we ro ‘ , o : al : f 1 26 ER YWENX BAR 35] of seventy years ago, &@ boat, m wert ; oy : “ | Hoed’s Sarsapariila Cave Perfect ] , 3 | eas s oY ONLY TIME IT WAS DONE. | than those to which we were accustomed, Rav I wil pass hurric:t t tome | tee E ) 8 3) , , O = : Health. ) ‘ 7 j . : 'Has con not a little! ae ' sailed up the river and anchored near ong | in which fatherand 1] prepar me he The following letter is fr , «" ar & ads me , © a be uoOW Ng eter rem 4 oo" tf us SE lin oo. pi t 28| Ap Old Man's Story of the Early Days dwelling My father, who was at the | for the parting wit) onr tr a uve arr . oe nt tailor of Bt. « . 2 = ‘3 cnowledge as to cook-| 33 1 shore, became engaged in conversation who Lai otv1 on ial fee ds “ _ 1 a et + : 2 ' j 3 ‘ = what c ac we = ; 7 ; ; . . . : . a " - Hood & Co owe ass 2 0: i ery—what to do, as well FEE of the Century— 4 Thrilling Capsize anc with the occupants, and, aos they | the captain, obte “ ie - ae % j 3 7 i ii 2) . : re ea aE tga ¢ ; “Geni am glad to Sayt ii . . i as what ze/ to do. Thus|S3 Subsequent Rescue by a Brave Canadian purposed remaining in the vicinity in the captain's native tows visite | o canaritia and Ilood's Pills have done é | é i 4 have learned 1° | gome few days, offered them the hospi- | of tue m jet Se. Lawrener, a i wes —o . evict , ao S 2 have learned to use on a Giri } . oe ™ : 7 great dealoi good. I had a severe s of luz} : | tality of onr honse. The party consisted of a | bean i: there by * ¥ : g ‘ { Wo fnne a . a" . : i > er the grip in the winter, and after getting over the é : il os 3 J 23] Everyon 6 in thesistercountr'es, whether ©? ?P" ain and a crew of five, one of whom | memory o oet¥ < Aria pare, th - | ‘Seven Idi s aak mnelinn 64 lini niles othe d bat : wey UY ataulilag EE] erno he has made a tour of the Great) WS 4 bandsome boy of eighteen years, wits no thouzhts but those of iev- alah pm mte tesvelage itis Se cere to cna iain ’ oc 's ‘ ' : 4 te > dev nin l hie wife tte ; NVvE ion +3 Marsa) i 1 -~ 2 53\ithe most pure and per-|995 Lakes——those circled seas—is familiar with | Watose fine features, pale face, blue Pee | Seenee Ag & eee cn ' just wiat I needed, The results were very a et lfect and = pula ‘ook-| 2 the name, Sault Ste. Marie. Ordinary; and carling golden huir ied the simple | atruly robl- convle whe s) anion wax actu i -_ tory. a pa 4 = amend tuis mediek i» ‘ 2 4 22 wa a : nae coc ES newspaper readers, in glancing over the | natives to suppose him an inhabitant of | ated so ely by principles of the truest and ail wh mats or vt ! 7 2 5 4) 2 ial for all frying|&& current dailies. will. time and again be at- | some other sphere, Ray, sweet, kind girl, | purest love, ¥9. Sars - Yy S oe 6 5] ecnln ee [EE tracted by some news item regarding the busied herse.f in preparing the evening ae sth r, at his own req est, remained i 00¢ ar! rfl Lures © 56 treat ship ¢anal now rapiuly nearing com | meal for the strangers, whil e we ali sat | his olhome anti his death, some fers ia ' =SSIVE <= jletion, summer tourists—each year in- | around the fire chattin,. rhe handsome years later, after which [spent my tin afflictions enused by i i 7 ’ WV TH ) 2 | o aumetrable—who have enjoyed the de'ights | boy, whoin the o thers called Murray, fol- , betw een my siste: s happy abode a me s woh My 4 . ao PREG lee of @ trip to Mackinac remember the ap lowed her every motion while his eyes Le? | tines inoonr Dom nien in whi [wa in + i : I ties ; hic. Wo 4 30 b 4 i i ve (ae pearance of the beautiful river St. Mary trayed un disguised admiration. Ray | t-rested. Four years ag Marr y and R 3. W. 1 oe fesre: Sev Pe oo * / ‘ 4s Bs bo hbi lbs +3 sai altel aan Uy alading along past the pictures- | Was now fifteen but womanly beyond her | af era Jom, lovicg, us fur die te etic - outecmeir: ; : ; 7 paw : i ae dhs ane sant te A ' “'s > 2 petatte . and « | . ' raw Wewerare ee 12.8} que India. Keserve at Gardesiati ter in oar | years divd Within & menth of ere ote, on Meod’s Pilg are purely vegetavie, and «> . a ~¢- ye 0 se anaes ~~ |of the age, and it teac oie owe fai iy Can :da on one side and the high | ‘After the sailors had eaten heartily of One etaiid not sutde In heaven td t Bot purse, bi. wa gripe, Sok by al Br isis / ne © 5. (usnot fuse lard, but rz i-l ze hills of the United States semlement at | ourdiumble repast the captain, In conver. | Otters Kiss had come 1 tiave returns ‘ fe issued eve afternoon, from the office of : th r sh y He Sagar istand on the other | sation, informed my father that he had the bce wateraca: d the White R pals t biidiniegad io a Tne Ex sen Pustisntne Company, in the fe ¢ ~ 82 Last midwunmer | formed one of a gay | cocne hither with the intention of investi Se cone asain in memory The seene iouse Building, Queen Street VE ibe | party of von tists who. for the firet time, | @aling whether the rapids conid really be my app? ve from-care yo ti, AW [ i |2 ~ were feasting upon the exquisite scen- sately descendé -d. He thought there we | patientiy t.eday when Ge ixhall say * J \TES OF SUBSCRIPTION a | oO 1 e <delightfal to the hearts of | nothin ig 0 preven ta boat coming dowa, if | time hath come Rey. F. J. MH i (x apvance) j © ny| #8 nacure’s Jovers, extending from a CGieor- | skilfally piloted; and if he foam Buca , Naowl. Axford, i ' z HA ria! ¥ port the land of Mackiuac to be the case, he intended ranning 4% — : 4.00 16 gian Bay ports to the Island of Mack p : : MEN -. metas he oerdinnas tEecToR 5 7 aan. . “s 5§ ‘at noon of an ideal day the two! steamer up and. down, Could such RAILROAD MEN ARE SUPERSTITIOU Ry - Tuxer Montus 06 Ce , a t S008” +e , buil’ ‘rectiv | a! rranygeme be verfected there p Sr. JOUN'S I 8 g Mox 1 ise o! Cotto 35 os va siguted, pbullt cine id - oo nee ae at ak * it Psetd has When They Escape trom Any Great Dang 5 out worth- lo op owite. All were anxious to wateh the | was money— a eT ee er They Regard ti Merely as Lack Errscora. Se post paid to any part of Canada or the ns under|re working of that wonderful piece of mech yet some trusty fudian to make the — iets oe : ‘ ‘ —— Cra ; zz | anism kaown as the locke, and that whieh | ture? Did my father know ot one Who a8 t rr sone tnlny (hat A ra iread ¢ Cutcrem, ' a ioe eee 23 J,0ok out 55 necessitated the construction of au artifi wonld be will ing s for the uace rtsking: lie Sel gg 73 oo = gent eee Conwallia,N,S.s i ADVERTISING RATES -Flfor these! Ask your; &} cial river claimed more than passing notice. | wonli pay liberally. My fataet shook hie | “Wek. Nounitter how Cleary @ prast Mr. Borden | i awa ° : ee — a , . . a fr e i n a ace Inotdeo 1 rere air, ” ee : $|Grocer for COTTOLENE, 36 |} The White Rarjds, which years ago caused | head duubt fully bat mentioned Ke n Eye “ me eure Sen ae a : sina 2m For small advertisements which are orde oe > | { besurethat you get it.|° | the French word Sault to be prefixed to | —a noted boatman. I was de=patehed to they w il cubiously siake th ir iain a neighbor of mine: , : y one or two weeks the charge is 50 ve jana pisemgermnanitid th ze these two settlements. reliziously dedicated | bring him to the house, thouzgn my father | Cotter: that 16 was @ case ut iges. genni and T know that his 2 ui o Sevti tts, 1 7 ( ite lug hin ‘ , ~ - : se i ais a s per inch for the first insertion, and 20 | ee fade on ae to the Mother of God still “Gambol and | gave the captain little encoun: agemen 4 bad, pure aid riimple Per in tanee statement is truc ents each continuation. Rate ecards are SS|N.K.F onment ARK ‘& co., °F leap on their tortuons way.” Those of the | Keen Eye, after having the captain's wish oue of their numb hal heer orterd on | ; shed on application at the office. Specia! Ct Wellington and Arn Sts., EE irists who were veuturesome and fond | es interpreted, stoutly refused to act in the rg ye MFO TaD — eB Lh VCE Ba he | Rheumatism a Paralysis t prices at @ reduced rate are quoted oes | MONTREAL. peek of exeit-ment were not satisfied with view- | matter, It mesnt death—nothing move or saat ‘apa ee ene i CAN BE CURED f ulvertisements four inches in size or CoTToLEN® G Cort TEOL sxe 0 Forrocmal|0 ing then: fromthe shore, but under the | less. Even tie ap plication of the tera yin © had a kills ua, they Wil, one sha | Mr. Borden savs: Hare had R} ¥ larg which are to run for threes months or \O Corronens CoTTOLens (COTES guilanes of some dark-browed child of | coward to Keen Eye failed to move him all, emph ttheally = are lt Wes a cone Oo ; aeek 2 eit can a ees Rhen longe : ‘ | eisdeatlbbicaiiscseaciriggiaittibamani the forest they shot the rapids to their! from his stern re sulve. Though unques lucky mcKneNs Tt" song Man that was coin | o? 18901 alk as ve * : > = ‘oo ; ! No s al notives inserted unless paid for own infinite delight, but to the terrer of | tionably disappointed and aleo an oyed at | pelied ty remain at home. They fail te | + aia y * fe t ind de = oon ; ‘ : _ bs cients i 1ot sleep, my fee “zs swelle at the rate of 19 cents per line, and under no : ’ their older and more timid companions, as | his failure. tue captain openly avowed hia | 8ee the fact that the substiute proved | ; P ae : =~ : a egs swelle Sand ; liger hi ate nal ife as a S D "2 My circumstances will such paid notices appear won intixe the Duten Process froma a good point of view they watched | intention of deseending tue rapic is himseif | negligentin his daty, and had the reguly |“ was Almost unbearable. Physi. ntl cal colummt ; ' mA their apparently peribous descent As yet | if bis crew would accompany him | man been in his place it was a 100to 1 | cians, patent medicines and electric in the | lumn. " . Heir apps 7 ?P — » = yn) = > Z : chance that the accident would ::0$ bai batteries gave me no relief. Special discounts made on all advertise- cence densisieen neengienoaneienteteatitieats f v No Alkalies no accidents have happened, no yay party ‘The men, who loved their captain dear- . om 4 sah e . ments connected with Church Fairs, Bazaars, a ‘ + dnt bus mingled their lives with the treacher | ly, expressed tt 1eir willingness to be guided _c. oe or j Skoda’s Cures = Pienies, ete. No notices will be inserted with Che undersigned represents the following first-class British Companies : Other “hemicals ous spray, for the Indian skilfully guides | by him whether for weal or woe. He e 7m. 1owever, AN UNC wana ste that | e the same unless the regular rate of 10 cents per i Pa - _— his loved canoe, and is careful to ke+p far | scemed overcome with joy—then a look of vem aches stra ra seep welts , I was treated fonr months in the is paid FIRE. BPE are ent a2 i enough distant from the centre tv escape | sadness overspread his tace as his eyes fell | Tences a ing p-ace om 7. in the rauroad | Hospital, but after being at home one . reparatior : . ‘ . ; yan it anchof em: jo : . That THe Examiner is considered by sno | ie iad “7 ; ft a the fores of the foaming water which | upon Mur.ay. He crossed over to him, | Hittite 1 ae i - ae ee Cee ; week was as bad as ever. Have tak- dere 6 ond Maewtestnsess te be the lett North British and Mercantile Insurance Company G W. BAEER & €0.’S heré he deems too strong for human hand. | ran his fingers care singly through his silky | -— Rs he od “4 ts hag ng stecx, t © | en 6 bottles of Skoda’s Discovery and z a : ‘ ta os % . . - . - : : : 4 | , > .- » . - 2 . - ; : Union Assurance Society (1714) . As I stood on a knoll on the Canadian | hair and then said: j swift Might through the cunniry, ovr feel like a new man. ; ing newspaper in P. E. Island, and conse- , s S . # ; a ta : : | spider-like brid es, under the earth ng & uently the most valuable advertising medium Manchester Fire Assurance Company 1 Pa \ U shores anxiously watching the descent of | °° “My voy, J caunot suffer you to accom: | : .% a - ve earth in lorg | Skoda’s Little Tablets cure constipation os agh whieh tot k th r announcement | pu the gayest of our party, whose langhter | pany us, Did Ido so I would not be ful- | cei: aan 2 ees varying | eick headache and dyepepela. 35 cto. rrough which to make eir announcements | Ae : - : dP " i t he pleasar ot 3 — : i ieadiaeeaill oe ae ih . MARINE. ba 44 and shotts echoed and re-echoed along the | filling the promise I made your mother, roin the p asant to thé mest trying. «1 MEDICAL ADVICE PREF. public, is abundantly proved by the fact that i ks it which is cae aw shore, I was joined by a man whose ap | my first and only love, on her deatubed— | tend in the cireetion of beli-fe alms SXODA DISCOVERY C3, LTD., WOLFVILLE, N.S. in order to accommodate our advertisers we : . . i Pte : pure and soluble, : , ew , ste | 1 ) ' TY Ce a ed spain: t : a : t ane * th ep eat rT British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company | § thr has move than three times pe rance indicated that he had long sivee | to be a father to her ebild.’ | fe wh “— ue _ re ee save been compelled to enlarge the paper to ee . i ’ sree ji c ' | it i is uot the kin 1a ‘al ch > te areoens ee ; Reliance Marine Insurance Company. Pa ' the strength of Cocoa mixed passed the allotted three-score years and | “A iook of love, mingled with pride, | ets . os one a Peay Th an For sale by all druggists. Trade sup : — kes with Starch, Arrowroot o¢ ten His was a striking face, vu» that | came into the lad’s eyes as he replied: ee ee eee Sere te cee fied by W. R. W ; Charlo f rt > j Sugar d is far more eco | . : ment of chance does, t rertal ten ee "y P atson; sarlovietcwn Tue Darty Examrver is for sale by the fol- LIF SS. cok aia a — = aia aren " yon instinctively loved to gaze upon after | **You have always been a good father to | nt of chance ¢ , OAceriain extent, > BY lowing agents nomic ° ostine ess ia aN i I - 2 - an i i enter int the ev " ie . P ‘ be . R. H. Mason, Post O-fice Charlottetown : . . t is delicious, nourishing, anc EAsiLx the first glance. The bright eyes, notdim- | me, and now { want to prove myself, a m on ne at th a ao rac he 4 - a | J.Metntyre Malpeque Road, ' London and Lancashire Life Assurance Compan; DIGESTED, | med with age, led one to imazine from true, brave son of yours. ‘Soh = fs l porte ig Sls cig gt, tatans 2 mae ‘ Fes , Lower Spring Park Road, Sold by Grocers everywher. | theie cabo, peaceful look that they were | ‘At daylight next morning each manex- | i: only following uatural lines. i ee ee ee 4 Ww Coifin, raften Street, " ' we peor i. } ; } j k } eg ’ i } : ngners to make the de- i @, Grey, cor. Water and Prince St. oe Fi 1 Mari leiden st ‘ J : : W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Maas ind od the windows of t e — His | presaed his — guers _ sien ates Fake” frenks. D. Chappell, Prince Street, “ ire and Marine Policies all written here Sterling Certificates, payable in any ¢ - a ——_—_—_—_——— | long, silvery hair hung upon his shoulders, | svent. Thongh we, with the Indian | “«peke” freaks often draw better that | 9 a ara 2 nae ae t. . part of the world, issned on shipments . i aud as his soft accents fell upon my ears | wad veen maue acquainted with their ie genuine ones, but they do not last so lon. | ee ee ee ee ; | in hi r r 2 | tentio idly certain that inevitable | eae yey aa ‘A S. Gray Ne ws Stall, P. E. |. Rail wns and ALSO—The Nova Scotia Marine Insurance C ompany and the Dominion Burglary | ¢ a me ae _ Bell Peon I aces a. ao ale ie ah an of A recent instance of this kind was an | * on the tra | Guarantee Company of Canada. 2 pm . . thong L o enedict elleron pet im- | death would o@ ¢. ° | ** pleetrtes girl.” is an anerited ‘thet she | se s M. & T. J. Walsh, Eclectic Bookstore, Sum- i : i a tg : 2 ; vi { e mortalized by Longfellow. Following | tue crew proiessed to be at all alarmed | was charzed: with electricity. that one re- | aa me raide * MeFar! gee” OF FICE—Stamper’s Block, Charlottetown. Ayencies in ai] Towns and e | with his eves the course of the canoe, he | about the result. | ceived ab x ny n sl akion han ba v i a iarry McFarlane, Souris. Villages | 4. 2 | “ : : , | Celved & shutKk Up N snaking c wih Hon. D. Gordon, :-corgetown. e° said: ‘ : Ss Before long the boat was in readiness; | her. This dein-ion was really produecd © y D. A. Egan, Mt. Stewart. FRED W HY NDMAN ° “The youths and maidens are happy! | it was one suc as the fishermen now-a- | 5), ah tania an. 6 ik ek ee | G.M A a Acerca febl3—1 Rise fis ” . , j Ah, me, when I see their love for excite- | days use. The people of the settlement | with elastvieliy i; i eB ens ~ j ‘ McNeil Stanley Bride: 3 yr law (sat) Bea Ag | h electric rom a hidden battery enu : , ment and hear their joyful noise 1 forget gathered along the shore (except the more | large enough for the visitor to stand on | 4 DQ=2tS5 tS =e that the course of my life is run and fancy timid ones who went inside the houses and | sn Abetiar tis of Gs tks Ge a myself onee more a boy. My youth comes | cl. sed the doors to keep ont the terrifying | wisi roame ;ecuss not long avo. was ¢ | . . } ice if . ’ } 20, ‘| \ The - eekly EK xaminer | back to me with its long. long thoughts. | sight). Foor sister Ray seemed sadd~ ned | “wild mau of the woods,” who wascronen | : | Well do 1 remember, a3 if but/| beyond her years. A silent hand pressure | si Sete i heen ae ait: appeared ‘4 Is issued every Friday morning from the | NBS age the first aoe enly a | had been her only farewell to Murray, rv | be a heavy barred cage. clinking the heavy | publishers’ office. It is made up of matter ND that ee =e ne go — } yet I felt that in the short time since 18 | chains that were attached to hs limbs. A } : which has appeared in the Dally editions, and omen A | nine } d - J | the rapids; this is only child’s play com-/ arrival they had, almost unconsciously, be- | gone railing was placed ia front so as no’ = A is a first-class weekly newspaper—interesting i i pared with that other desce nt | came more than friends. I stood with her | to allow visitors to approach too close to tie a and fall of the latest news. \ ct You'll Feel Better ” | A far away look was in his eyes as the | asher ¢yes anwaveringly followed the: .... The lecturer told ti.e andience how : The subscriptio: oe Gunery © | reminiscences of the past flooded his mem- | course of the boat which, leaving the shore ‘igen ager" es eps ae . , 4 \KE ANY OT he subseription for Taz Weexiy Exam. | E d fter taki ee : 7 | this remarkable creature had been found N & INER, post paid to any part of Canada or the a | eeney _ arter ing *$ ory. Lauxiously waited for him to re-/| rowed steadily and easily in the calm ranning wid by a party of hunters on the +0) As much rR wit, pe any »~o 4 } ? Pay ah re i 5 | i 78 y of nas i ew bottles o open the conversation, but he seemed to) water, gradually approaching the repids. | west coast of Africa, and that he had been Yor INTERNAL as EXTERNAL cam

have forgotten my existence. After some They started from yonder point; you see seconds s0 eager was I to hear the story of | where tue stream begins to descend the

in captivity only a few months, and was ted in. 1810

: : iby ~s very dangerous—-eo much so that his meat, mily Physician.

that descent from the lips of this interesting | water forms an inclined p‘ain; presently | which he would eat only ina raw. state, - by = Oud Family | than ty : aud venerable old man that I ventured to | jt breaks into curling rolls which end off had to be placed in the cage witha lonz TI hink Of It. Toe ens Head re . A ati a timix a ag Raat a ee : . sie Ee iom alter Generation have use blessed t i clis ure his ee by a timid request | in miniature white foaming abysses, where | iron fork. Aiter the museum Closed every | Every Traveler a ff, heave & ied and ols = > 4 for the tale. Motioning me ty follow him | the water has broken on the racks below. night this wild man doffed his chains and Ever Su fferer From Bheumatian,

toa rude but picturesqne seat on the | Qn the brink of the plane the boat seemed y Sciatica, Neuralgia,

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My United States, ls one dollar per year. : Advertising rates on the same seale as given —(xX= MALTG PEPTONIZED - . | .

bove for THe DatLy EXAMINER. | , rare ens ; “ ; 7 Having a large stock of the above Farm Implements on PAR 3 ER. DOCTOR DORSEY | hand, and wishing to close them out this season, for the next} @, %t builds upthe run-down sys- j : » . ri: tern,—is strengthening and appe-

: two months I will sell them for 12 bushels of good White | Gtizing. itis readily borne by weak® | shore, commanding a fair view of the| to panse for an instant: a push of the ours | Sy ,0r pair and took the car to hie home, | Ait ‘Asthnna, Cholera Morbut, Diarrhea Laniemeen 4 ial dleus and Surgeon. | Russian Whe: at, delivered at C ‘harlottetown. Parties sending | pee ee ee oreanne rapids, he began: and then straight and swift as an arrow it | est and most Neonatal a caeaee ua | Soreness tm Doty ow Ainodyng ete a speedy ease s } ‘ is " . i i : an v . : | Kighty-five years ago what is powour | ghot right Abin into the treacherous fcam, Lovells . | Bhould have Johnson's | Wheat by train will have Bags returned with Crusher. | @with Indigestion and Fiatulency.@ | thriving Sault Ste. Marie was one vast | 4 croas wave twisted her broadside, and Division of sects. Every Mother Auodyne Linunent in the Graduate of the Medical Department of the | Extra Rings for the above always on hand. 1 @ tHe MaLTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. LTD. § | wilderness, scarce marked by man’s inva: | tien, horrible to gaze upon, the boat, so | Not counting the 150 separate and in. | Sore Throat Tonsts, Coty Cuts! rain ‘Cramp f University of the City of New York, late TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. ‘ : ; 1 Sumine Me "mabe -r of the Resident Staff of Belle- Cit tis Kew ls ; waters of the river and the white foam of ad straight for a rock. nominational creed or connection, there | Complaints tike magic. Price cts pot paid; , eo a Homplta, s ow oe | D WwW FINLAYSO XN c Se esa the rapids. A small band of settlers et) ae aon were breathless in the | are 143 distinct bodies of Chirtecians _ the des 2 Eavrews bald. LS Sohion & ; a & York city. e i . e x iWs edg:r for adventure had reached | excitement that knows no word. A rapid | United States. These all stand aioof trom

these shores, and, either from de-

Ch’town, Dec. 27, 1893—eod & wy LEPAGE’S OLD STAND. s sire or ivabilitygg proceed farther, had i i orma on all e@ fashioned their rude camps commanding a |

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turn of the captain's oar at the right time, | one another for various reasons, real o1 - $$ -—_— however, and she rushed past the black | imaginary. As some one has rather humo

mass but in the rushing, overturned. From | ously expressed it, a person who wants to { our poit ut of vie.y one man was seen on the | join the Church may “be six kinds of an |

top of a mad wave, and, engnuifed for a | Adventist, seven kinds of a Catholic, Ba by Wants It.

moment in the raging whirlpool, was seen | twelve kinds of a Mennonite, twelve kin Js to descend with the stream. The others, | of a Presbyterian, thirteen kinds of a almost incredibly, clang to the boat, and | Babtist, sixteen kinds of a Lutheran, seven

° righted it. They might reach land, butone | teen kinds of a Methodist, two or more Martin’

OFFICE North Side Queen Square OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

View of the water. My father was one of the number, and much against my mother’s | coansel, he decided to remain. At this | time, I was but a toddling baby. My | mother, never a strong woman, and unused

of the relatives of

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peers seamen

Address } to hardships such as the pioneers had to |

ton about 20 vears ag 20. ; endure, soon entirely loet her health and

; @ carpenter pi seaman, who came to Bos ; ROBERT BEAIRSTO

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has gone to meet his God, thought I In | kinds vf an Episcopalian.—New York

GEO. WALLACE, before tl lose of a year had said her y uuth Abington Station, Mass. { Jast cael telag e sag my eager watching | had forgotten Ray | World i

x Ss Sor : ‘ * in sts ye. : and now turning to speak to her | found ‘os fa te oe ERAT mye | ( e ] | I d jan29—dy & wy naiiinitipaiian | ‘“:he years went by until I was sturdy | thatshe had left my side. I saw her snatch | a te a a acu «pe al ( Ina 00 | lad of seventeen and my father’s ins«par- | gy enormous fishing hook that lay onthe | ois. coodys when hi “ms ee Ms go a | able companion in hunting and fishing. | shore and, jumping into a boat, row to- oe . an i ef wat “ 4 } - FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. J | In the meantim? my father bad become | ward the basin of the Ravids. Thinking | 7 ons consist Of @® cage full of lions, | * the ! =

| | | sion. All is different now except the blue fragile to contend with the mad forces, dependent congregations having no de- | notice. Delays may cost a Jife. altel feves ; | } | }

a | , GOOD REFERENCES. % Salesroom: Queen Street, Che'attetown connected with the old Hudson Bay Com- | her mind unhinged with the prolonged ex- a fact has been forcibly brought home The most palatable food prepared, and we ; . ee ar | Tie sitio.” | pany, the remains of whose old Fort you citement (as the men had already put out | wo mM. ae ea a — —e is unequalled by any other preparation § : a : 3 , stored—how preserved, see vonder. We didn't workin those days | to the rescue) I shouted to her to | a Se M a rt -* ‘tae }Or a oo j ofits kind. The best food and the best 4 ordered direct from the manufacturer in Germany, that Ordinary worksonPhy. | —#!! waspleasure. Everything that we re | wait if only till I could accom: | cle hk 4500 ermine, Ys oma 7. value, put up in one pound Tins, price ‘4 Robt Balloch & Co ; ; ; 7 siolcgy willnottell you: | eee Se cae 8 ee ee eee | pany cher, but heedless of my cries, | put the law in motion, A bewker went = cts. per Tin, 4 . *3' should have arrived in October last, only arrived this the doctors can't or | lived—and right royally too—on fish, game | gha steered ahead, and taking the hook | } t ts i Sold Re nL s A : aul the Gch 6 the Gd ealadsn, Hn’! : own to seize the wild beasts, who, possib Sod Retail by all Druggists and Gre- { é=ywon't; but all the same p-pe rr f ] | a ee another time would have ly at the secr+t instigation of their owne ers and Wholesale t mr . ‘ ° * - ? j ears J f: lies . j “ cs. 8 J 4 et - ¥ ol thre ov v, ce7Ts ane boesale TEA MERCHANTS, week. In order to reduce the stock we will sell for a} MN you wishto know. Your ee nee htine | been beyond her strength, thrust it into | posse at him eo threateningly directly he | : ’ eo the water. By this time I had seized apveared that he did not care to have any. | KERRY WATSON & CO. Propnitrons

RS were the sons of the forest but the . i i ; . : SEXUAL POWE never molested us. At long saa | enother boat and wes by’ ber apne any . rc thing t» do with their removal. M. Leclaire | MONTREAL, are the Key to Life | ,,) shi Aattad % she, to my terror and aurprise, with an al- | j, casting about for a way out of the dif ond tn -sapepietin a oe a a shores and | Inost superbuman effort, raised the hook Geulty. - sh ails” hci

. raded wit re settlers anc 1us We, OC- | and displayed a black mass clinging to it. i. Our book lays bare the | easionally, were provided with, what we Thanles as the boat, seeing as I did truth. Everyman who | deemed. some of the luxuries of life. so, that it was really the body of a man. would regainsexualvi | | ‘My father, shortly after mother's ‘All this happensd jn Jess time than it | Joons are now used interchangeably, but gor lost through folly, death, feeling the need of a housekeeper | takes to relate it. Instantly almost we | origiually the siznifcations were quire dit

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These gooes are of the best quality, bought low and| J. A. MORRISON » HALIFAX | marked low, but we must clear out a lot of it. Now

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il | the time to buy. Discount for Cash only. or develop members | and a mother for me, chose a wife from were atthe shore with our ead burden, !| ferent. Pantaloons are said to have teen uaa, ay . Ny TANT C DR Bid 1a among the young squawe—ths Princess of | the apparently lifeless body of Murray. | at the first nothing but long stockins F { : : weak by nature or wasted by disease, shou’ | her tribe. One child only came‘to them; | Ray wawied eagerly but despairing ly as | worn in Jtaly as a sort of religions Labt NO R Fv a IAN 4 § R B NORTON oh. CO | write for our sealed book, “ Perfect Man- | 9 little girl who in appearance resembled | yn old ludiayn doctor, with our nesistance, | by the devotees of St. Pantaloon, Breech ; " } e s Fe + ‘thood.” No charge. Address (in confidence), | her father, though in her nature were began, what I thought the useless task of | es originally reached from the waist haif A | i oe ee rente of the two | resuscitation. In the meantinje the almost | way tu the knee, and fiually to the knee, a" p q Charlottetown, February 2, 1894—tn fri } | Faces. She ark eyes and wavy chest- | exhausted men, who had tenacious!y clung | where they were fastened with a buckle. : KIO) oe — y j ERIE MEDICAL C0., Buffalo, N.Y. | But hair. How we loved our Ray, a8 we | t the remnant of the boat, hai been | Troueers are the present etyle of leg gear, 7 tox a ji te 7 . : : : asa $88 nee green macnn | =. her! or ry = she revered by | brought to land and attended to | a cumbination of the form-r two. 7 : ii © natives of the settlement who had | by those on the shore. After some ; oe iz V7 it S ‘Pretty Early ' j edimiringly styled her in their own lan- i to our joy, but not less oe ee ee Negro. ! 2 ha eo} L Ll \ a | guage, ‘The Evening Star.’ to our surprise, the old Indian n Georgia the negroes out-marry the WITH HYPOPH rs 4 i ’ Father possessed an excellent edtcation | athe mes alive After many whites, sume of them warrying two or | : i . in the season to advertise WALL PAPHR, but it’s a! ) Which, bad he so willed, might have been | boars of suspones he opened hie eyes, | three timess year. A vegro will quit bh + | tnaks iia eae cream , 4 4 } Gold Medalist D ers and Cleaners | put to better use than pioneering. However | which fell upon Ray. wife in Atlanta and go up to Marietta anc | Bog and $1 oy n big bottles . pretty good thing to get paper worth We, a roll for | y : ee e thouch wee ways he was | “Weary weeks of suffering somewhat | o eee eal fi : his license ano i . . ; f a row e / MONTREAL. needless of conventionslity, every eyening | brightened by little sister's presence and , 6°! M4lMed and stick until she quits hin e nauk ay Ie. You can do it, ‘though, now at the BAZAAR | he tenght Ray and myssif’ the mysterias | tides re went by, aad’ Merry, | OF he gets tired of her. and then he skip. | : 7 STORE. These are our last year’s patterns, and! wr apy pREPARED TO DYE all! gontained in the books, the luxuried which | though still very weak, was allgwod ta quit | OVer t¢ Rome or somewhere and tries it | y > av ‘ ee | he bronght to his new home, Father's | his bed. Ray bad seen what not one ot us | 964!" | er ere ‘ } » > Ss Ss » Ws fe sand ¢ ents equé ; —_—————_—— eS ! - WILL BE SOLD re gardless of cost. Perhaps ome may class « f good aod garments equal to any second wife, whom, from the first, I had | jad noticed—that he who had been dushed Tat Tell-talo Wea i Ubuse in Burope. ry |S. a | | doubt this statement, but we only want a chance to | PENCH CLEANIN ete looked upon as mother, really, in her own | ju the maddening flood was Mursay and | For forty yesrs the principal of a yonng | \Vhen we assert that @ | : : ; sl oe. from be. 40 FRENCH CLEA G a specialty. | inimitable way, gaye me as well as Ray, | that there still might be a chance of saving | lady's as in Copeuhacen bas been re Hg " yvrove it. Our 15c. papers are reducec n be, been r pro pay ‘ r -garding shadee | & mother's love and But she, to we | 4 “> | > All information regarding shades, prices, | care. ut she, too, | his life—so she had steered for the point | gpestod ae a laly Lacly “dhe” became | Dodd 4 lOc. If you require Parlor Papers we aave them, but | | ete., furnished by Ray pies a ae sister | where the body was likely to be drivea by | very rade to ove of her pupils and was sr | 00'S: 3 — | ; ) t ’ Qf GHAS. IVES MORRISON, i reac er twelfth year, | the force of the waters and spying the | rested. ‘ ter two days’ incare-rat.on j i i | The Greatest | if vou want THE VERY LATEST SPRING STYLE: Agent, Queea Street. | oe one day roaming in the woods, | hook “had quick-wittedly thougat of its | was notic-. that “whe” peeded anit ° ‘ yd Ww ait about two weeks and we will show you a few eye- cept25—eo — a shot from the rifle of sn In- usefulness. | shall not dwell on his grati- | Then it L. c..me manifest that the pri: ei a. Kidn ey ay Pills : I eu atic | ane For Dining R Sitting Room or Bedroom | dian who was hunting, and from the | tudeto Ray too deep for ort, orthe | was really aman , > a i openers. or Dining Room, Y L hee eerie anit ~~, - Pc she never recovered, | captain's joy svat bis bey kau ctu so mir licraietaeemeeriiaiie ks a », . ret ol »Q- ow father and I missed her lo . ‘ ; and Neural ig Cure Papers now is the time to buy. ou get # ast sea rn y 3 ving gewously saved Tbe captain, + Be ee erg eS iiss ack Backache, Dropsy, § 4 tt son’s Embossed Gilt Papers for from 15c. to 25e. a roll. 1s | Pattner’s. Emulsion contains neither The Modern Invalid. Sore Eyes are certainly cured by Pond’s g ; Of f W ti th id w k 2ople mo | Quinine, strychaine, nor other harmful | Ex tract: sold in uur hattles only um ago, rig at’ S IiS- x 5 2 e c > some wide-awake people among » srychaine, i iu ct: sold in uur hattles only. sss ; he ge . _ ice where are poy i drug. Its ingredients are wholesome ani- Has tastes medicinally, in keeping with | + + a ++ ease, Rheumatism and all x j the Guardian readers, from the number who teok ad- Bnives mal and ve zetable substances, and it may | other luxuries. A remedy must be plea- h i ; i 2 of >t} Nale of Wi r inds. | be taken indefinitely without dangerous rc- | santi eptable ir re | Muippierox, Conn., Feb. 27.-The other forms of Kidne tantage of our Reduction Sale of Indgdow Int i Mt \ antiy acceptable in form, purely whole* d | sults ;