head Guete Read up.| not truth in what he urged, that she | we.ce ner HOME,"’ SHE SAID IN A LOW keepers sell. These crude dyes ruin your } at no season of the year is the ueed of JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, Those who wish to learn the science of Accounts PM AM PM AM| owed no duty to the man who had so VOICE goods and cause a vast amount of annoy- | an “wee and stomach tonic more | Homeopathic Shemists, London, England. should attend this Session $10 700......Charlottetown..... 310 1010 neglected her? This nominal husband a . nein Ask for the “Diamond,” use them Hawker’s nerve 4 i i 3 330 719...,Royalty Junction 259 950 © : . went on, looking at the fire. I would, | ance. ¢ ; i you will die | keenly felt, especially by those advancec 4i7 84.....North Wiitshire.... 2¢4 905] that must indeed bedead. For three years t if I cared; but Idon't’’ J wi:i | acct rding to directions and yc ' in years or persons who from any cause L. B. MILLER, 4% aes "ae ai 115 Sit Cee nat heeee nothing ot i. Sse a 4 et oy I can for yeu take care of you | Succ essfully. are aad ts health, Hawker’s tonic is jan?—dy & wy tf PRINCIPAL. a ee iesiewe radalbane....... > 7 : a rall to o wha po 7 : jaune aa ; a 9 13 ebeel eee nal 12 33 7S oo ain ls og oe “ till you are better able to go away. But ie a blood and flesh aa as saan a 9 bo seeee £ 2G - on = °7 » S a ‘ 2 ° o ; } 7} orator tha rings : oe ioe _ — - — ——————— — S 2h... .- Ragen 4. SS le So she tortured herself, and meanwhile | —but that’s all. a A Child’s Quaint Saying. one = gora to the over-wrought or af a seo ae 3am norsiis } : held aloof as much as possible from all ‘Then you are not going to make it up The Rev. David Macrae has brought to- ar oo ee Throughout eastern M 1250 Lv : i eo. | again?’’ whined he. i stinteresting little volume | ¥® —— o : atec st ir. “"*Wementon a Gs door ‘ala mene dee ted Constance looked at him quickly, and aoe vadig hears Sayings of Children,” a Canada it P rancid nudes aa ; 19... —— - ~ lovers: and the harassed woman felt that | her eyes filled with tears. If there had number of stories, many of them old, but lh ae aes mania wan i in all walks re re mM e a € la rc mM e a8 trees - they benmped their feeings in every | been a spark of affection in his tone—of nearly all of them good. saan is one, a cr Pesca suffering from indigestion os Alowrtom.... .... 655 word, in every look that they were forced | Jonging for the warmth. of his wife’s| evidently told in print for the aon time, | 0 ‘ . Pers a> ahi Gr aan i P 7 bine Figniad...... +00 r+ to onanaad e bis the business of the stage heart, as distinct from pewer over her | ofa little gicl in Aberdeen w ho brought a or d. sp eg e + a’ Mies sodheder tn tive 5: x M AM oe At the aa of the week. as she left om purse—she would not havo been hard to| basket of sen n to the minister very es Ine Howke ia dceaend abu ve ‘aon " . ? : -} early on Monday morning. : ullest sense. rker’s dd § ae oe eee ae theater after her night's work, the hall-| him. Pa arn a a * Thank you, my little girl,” he said, | ach tonic is sold by all druggists “0 _ AND a a e -- Roy ve ar er clear- . : ; , n i - e Oe wien ke —— epeeaety keeper told her that there was a man out- | turned had mids se > are Very beautiful. But I hope you | , t 50 cents. per bottle, or six bot 38 Ar aE 905 dae oettnn for her. She shook her head. aidnt puaeetie yesterday, which was a $2.50. and t manufactured only eee ree. i aie - Mt Stewart 850 “He wanted to come in and wait here, ‘‘No more than that,’’ she said gently. the Sabbath day ?” by the Hauker Medicine Co., Ltd., St. 4 BSB. i .sc0-0- J Cardigan....... 3 miss, but he was too drunk to stand, and He kept his head bent for a little while, “No, sir, replied the child. I pulled John, N. B. & : i 4 —= I wouldn't let himi There he is by the Jooking at tbe fire. Then he nodded} tye this yporning. But they was growin 5 € IGA RS and CIiG ARE TEES 03 Laas Yount Stewart..... 55 doorway. If you go the other way you | philosophically. After all, he had out-| a}i yesterday.” The gum on the back of the postage . . . 4B. coe oe oan weiter eens 8 4 will miss him.’ grown any feeling for his wife long ago. se Satie : stamps of the Unit d States - made from 2 5 BD eee nes St Peter's ...0.++. 7 és ; ight think himself What net alcchol cne part, acetic acid one part ee , 5 ST. Bear River....... 7 6&3 But Constance was looking at tha | In the meantime he mig , a , | alcchol Che part, ac ? ° : . 9.9)... foarte % haman wreck the man pointed out with | sure of # roof and a crust as long ae #he| | Two young gentiometing to the Chron, | ¢x'tTiue two parts and water five parts. EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Are for sale in every store in the city. 2 on s. accor g oOn- : : | — wide eyes full of fear, She knew him, , Was in an engagement. See ered 2 aon pete wheeling grat “aa Give them a trial and convince yourself »M 4M | changed though he was “Well, as you like," sald he, at last. | icle-Te'egraph. Rubbing It In, Office -- Bent Street : ' Patient «Emerald. ......+. vseeee 750 - ; Cover hee tend Ghote pane a dustons | bis Sest-born con. a Nc tae fs : that you are smoking the finest. eo .. oc Me SEORNDE.,..<. .0s-<: Js He was in rags, dirty, haggard: an h “Oh, good morning, Mr. Bellefield,” said Never use a Jiniment for rhenmatism, Aug 16, *84—ly PM - appaliing spectacle. She answered the . a Un ae aoa te the proud father. “Now, isn’t that | cays a high medical rage ee oe " f: { d b J M E TIER M I Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time | ha!) keeper by a gesture rather than by | words she ha = > | pretty baby ?” uy | it in—drive itout, Take something that | oes SS anulacture ontrea ‘DONALD D. POTTINGER. words,and made a step in the direction ot | hope that he was going to coax, to en- “It is, indeed,” said Mr. Bellefield. “I! pcmoves the acid poison from the blood— y ‘ i t F d &e y : ° OR ’ . A, uperintepdect, Gen Mgr Govt. Res the doorway within the shelter of which | treat. And she was disappointed. have never seen your wife, but I fancy the | take some thing that will improve your W an ts, OS 1 oun > Charlotmown. Moncton, N her husband was standing. She rose quickly from her chair. child must take after its mother. digestion, and build up the body to the sept24—dy & wky tf Ral lway Office, Dec 1, 1895. ‘*7 couldn't get another room in this

i ime. 1, of all druggists, references required. Apply to Mrs FRED ee eee See h ] i i mF « PERKINS, Brighton Road. Ilw—mech’s i gust, and darted forward to send the mine. I will have the one in the next I take much peasure in stating that I pA aero EM daa aaa wretch about his business. With one} nouse. Good night. have been using South ee Kidney During the last four years twenty-six | LosT—Between Dodd’s Medical Hail and 7 ° quick movement he released her, and She waited one moment at the door, | Cure, and found relief within six hours thousand persons in France have put an | the Fish Market, an engraved gold ring. The

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FOR MARCH, 1866,

CALENDAR

’ . ‘ . . +} le BY USING ' —e ek ee \ man Walked into a Lewiston rés- | was provided with a cigarette he began to taken up in earnest the matter of produc- | ({[, js a reliable family medicine. We fast Quar 6th day, 7h 16. = . . — wnt the other day and said: | assume alrs of lofty indignation at the ing a practicable electric cycle. ‘The at- used it for Rheumatism and oe . . PYNY- PECTORAL Wow Moga, 14th day, 65. So.dm. & Bl a Have vou seen my chewing gum?! words he had overheard Cyril address to tempts hitherto made in this direction | j yee, and found it granil. men Beene Cure Biliousness, Sick Head . iy 8 side. a. Oe or y° ; . as a rule, either complicated, | bell, of Upper Sackville, N. B, ‘<< ish) Live The Quick Cure for COUGHS, First Quar, 22nd day, 1h. 4.6m. &- The restaurant man was surprised, and | her. have been, as ce ti Camp spITa lendid ache Dyspepsia, Sluggish eek ant tn a . oe ' Nih d lh. 20m., a. m hg } 1 Yr “Wee,” ‘*T don’t know whether that's the way | inefficient or expensive, and sometimes | 2o..: “PRUSSIAN OIL 1s @ aplendi ne eee ee a COLDS, CROUP, BRON- Full Mo oe oe said: “What do you ran } . ad he ; been allowing every young jack-| have been open to the a a cure for Whocping Cough. We have and all Stomach Troub CHITIS, HOARSENESS, cte. said the stranger, “1 lcit a chew of} you Rave - ! sycle which has been designed by a +. ing ble also for Rheumatiemw $$ ‘ — ' of leita ox : hile I} motor cycie wh ; found it invaluable also fc ’ ox } Mrs. JosepH Norwick : eum there on the lunch counter yester- | anapes you met to speak to you W . rork firm shows in mamy respects a ; ” Blakeley, of [eS } Mrs. JosEt -baicaae een a Ts » Sun Sun| High | 80™ : lid know but vou had have been away!" grumbled he. ‘My New York a n previous types. It is Headache, etc. Mr. J. H. H iif, BRISTaLt, S ; of 6s Sorauren Ave., ngrere,Aprig For information and free Handbook write to Day of Week. , water | Gay, and I didnt knov j - decided advance on } ; Blakeley & Co., Gottingen, St., Halifax, *Pyny-Pectoral hes never failed to care MUNN & CO., 61 BROADWAY, New Yore, ml sr i seen it.” ‘The restaurant man says he | poor darling, indeed. intended to be operated at a maximum Sl “PRUSSIAN OIL bas cured me ; my <iildren of croup after a few doses. | It Oldest bureau for securing patents in America, on 4d it h ape ofa| B uch to his amazement, Con- lve miles an hour over ordi- | declares, oe f scab Sten ection tod Ged te has fhe robe nt taken out by us is brought tetas | - onmene | may get something in the shape ofa ut m speed of twe cdi: aki i | of Headache, which bas been the Lane o i several an ——— eS ati dee the public by a notice given free Of charge im the {hm h m morn | yt ack for chewing gum, and jt has | stance burst out laughing. nary roads. It can maintais : ees my life.” Mr. Abram B. Cox and wife, : . family. I prefer it to any other medicine ° titi e 1 | Sunda? 643 ]5 42) Il 54) ye suggested to him that he havea She had been so geatle that he was pre-| for four hours, ie ea accanenene ‘f Ieaac’s Harbor, N. S., state : “PRUS- Are Purely Vegetable, ee ete Cen \ if Merigay 5 Mo day | 41 | 43 er" 7 place w i e his customers may have | pared to find her humble, also, and —— a ae = ii ans horse- | SIAN OIL is the best medicine we have elegantly Sugur-Coated, and do ee es 4 | Largest circulation of any eclentific paper in the ee By 45 Air _ : 1 anes adel upper ha are ¢ , : : : : J > 7 i ee of Little Rocher, N B., writes: =} | world. Splendidly illustrated. Ne 3 Tuesday a 1 49 | their gum « heeked while they are eat to allow him to get the uppe yower, and weighing 24 pounds each. | ever used for Sick Headuche and es not gripe or sicken. “As a cure for coughs Pyny-Pectoral man should be without it. Weerty. geugens 4) Wednesday 38 40 . : Lewiston Journal. again. e ri reared independently to the two | jn the Stomach.” Mr. C.S. Whitman, o sii ail li lac li ——+ the best selling mediciue I have; my cus- ' year; $1.50 six months. Address, MUNN & Gos 6 | Thursday. 36 47, 2 43) MS: AER “You won't talk like that, will you| These rt The storage batteries which | Canso, N.S, says : “PRUSSIAN OIL is s } tome.» will have no other. Pusiisuens, $61 Broadway, New York City, ne . 2 79 w 21S. . . -* ae . } s | Friday 34 i Foy ; Are Forces. lense ?’’ she said, trying to represa hor} Tes? © ive power for the vehicle cued ave ever had inthe ISTOL: Ss Large Bottle, 25 Cts. | » ncaa 6 | Frida ; Se Words Are Force ple , try ma supply the motive po : the best medicine I b : net 7 Saturd Ay 32 i = a a. | The we rds we so often « arelessl y use | involuntary, bitter amusement. You are ofa specially light lead-zinc type, _ house.” Only 25 «cents. Sold every - DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Lrp. | ; § | Sunday rt ee ; t reflect a force inthe mind that uses | must be satisfled to know that I have be- weigh 135 pounds. The a — = where. i | p } Proprietors, MonTREAL | ST on Risen 9 | Monday 28 | 53; . 43 | them. They are the messengers of the | haved rightly according to my own ideas, | potor cycle, ae coe aiden ‘*Uee it and Prove it. sina = Pain in the Side ona oa oe) os | 9 23| secret life of men to other men. Born | as you mo doubt have, according t¢) pounds, Prank chcenae ooeeeeanee aeren Act gently but promptly and prangity Patel anh Ga , weal > 56 ai secre ills ‘ Bon ‘ y ’ . . > pte! : 7 sa | s oe lay a rs 9 58 of mental cnergy in one, they are] yours.’ sees | aol vehicle of & Se ee A woman has no power to efface rali- thoroughly. “The safest tamil) tf + f bursday =e : 99 | dor ill hers. Guard He glanced at her quickly, Wi ae : lly by the sole effort of the will an im- cco ie ists keep Th p & L ; . ae 2 59 10 29 mighty for good or ill in others. Maa & ~ 7 aN Y 7 ca ly ry t € sole efiort 0 { . > ine. All Druggists ke« tT E . = is yong 13 6) 10 57 | . 1 the door of your lips, Weig# | rising flush of indignation in his sullen SPECIAL CUTTON DYES. age tuat has long filled her mind. She cance Scalia cgi an tag d Wi bri t :4 Sotareey 16 1 11 26 | w ith eare the words that are to poisen | face. But he was abashed, and had the -—— must replace it by another, She does not | ws KR ee 1a ° Menthol Plaster od | Susday 14 31 11 85) ox bless fore: sense to say nothing. life] and Erilliant Col- | destroy, she superposes. When the second | | BRISTO pe a ae . ; 16 a, . | aa er “IT am not going to worry you with Beau ih m. ‘es that image is finer or larger thanthe first, Fo} | ; Campbell’s White Chaff and White Rus- | plas end roe DS eee My oe Am a | a i sep ‘vatadiahde, eae edeienn,* ors in Diamo:d Dy €S (Mae | iat the firat is seen no more, all goes oak | P I ; , f ' S i sian, grown one year from Imported Seed | wibeaitainely Ferommend sine te Saal ec nesG ay ‘ i , . ’ 2 y 8 er, r r "= ’ } celine : APUINTE, rade! wer 1 | Thursday 9 6 | 0 59} %,.. Wil Not Fade—Made song peenens. pap pa re L: on the “ Warren Farm.’ magic.—A. a ae bethtvwn, Out, a Oi 7 1 39 iS an so that the edges of th , er dient: epenpiiea en Se 20 | Friday i$ 9 9 27 . ee spe cial y fur Cotton and things go badly; that is remorse. GHATEFUL— COMFORTING. JOHN NEWSON. | DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO, Lem, ] {| Saturday Y " Te — : ai a scien . h9—] j Proprietors, MonTREAaL, 2 | Sunday 3 il 3 26 t Mixed Gs0 .— Simp e ' 3 . pene - 4} O¥nUs) . “ ’ times, ered 12 4 4¢ . cea ° A Comfort Some OPIS YO Oe 23 | Monday el Fei and Easy to Use—Absol Semin ” ilies tte 34 | fuesday 599 ye utely Fast—Be 1 ‘nm the When health is far gone in Consump . ; ——) 25 | Wednesday 7 15 a ast thd : : tion, then sometimes only cave and com- => wom’ ro i 9 22 | N orld. fort can be secured from the use of Scott's BREAKFAST — SUPPER. 27 Fr . 5) a : 10 " ; Emulsion. What is much better 18 to “ By a thorough knowledge of the natural 28 ; Saturday 0 . weer take this medicine in time to save your) yy. which govern the operations of digestion = * ‘ » ? . e Se ° ° capentnesnniiiensinn = 29 \ Sunday = a . e By Florence Wardems Cotton is a vegetable product, while | health. and nutrition, and by a careful application of OF 30 | Monday 41 21 il a 7 coin hina a, a we sna chsinicatimet the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr, ‘ Ricdalices 5 Stiat 4 wool com 3 . ; : . : < ue Bl : : te = Da he ; are £0 different that it requires a It is with science and philosophy in their | Epps has provided for our breakfast and = . ] } the two ee } ith ilw trains | supper a delicately flavored beverage which - (Concluded.) different k nd of dye for each. n search after truth as eacg ~ wt J aa save use many heavy doctors’ bills. It is . ee te solors of Dia- ing through atunnel in broac ay- 1s¢ : a poor The spe cial fa-t cotton colors 0 passing througa | ; oars he judicious use of such articles of diet ee a eee mond Dyes, such as Turkey Red, Brown, light—darkuese in the middle, but day is | by the judicio S

PE Island Railway

Onand after THURSDAY, 5th December, 895, the trains of this Railway will run daily Sundays exces ted) as follows.—

Trains Outward. Trains Inward,

a OE

| | A Frtgal Customer, |

Constance. All that week Cyril devoted himself to Miss Fairbrother, and Con- stance, although she managed to hide the misery she felt, could not stifle it. She felt that she loved this man so deeply that her powers of resistance were growing tn- equal to the strain. After all, was there

He staggered forward and clutched her arm. As she stopped Cyril Ardener came out by the stage door on his way home-

There is ease for those far gone in consumption—not recovery—ease. There is cure for those not far gone.

There is prevention for those who are threatened.

happier than 1 have seen you for ever so a en en Stret at present occupied by Mr John e : jong. 1s it possible you care for—for Mic! igan and See wako'a have ale The ever-slaving farmer’s w:fe, her | &oombs. Possession given May Ist. Open

him?” ee equal to one-fourth o | delicate zister in the city, suffer more than | %F inspection any afternoon on ty ven :

oe the entire number. 7? Apply to Mrs W SSTEwWarRrT, Water Stree

of Cod-liver Oil is for you, even if you are only a lit- tle thin.

don’t care for him, 1 c4.re“for you. And Mr. Neil Morrison, St. John N.B: “My verte. ae aioe gp re aw wird Apply atthisofice, si—mechl0- SCOTT’S EMULSION yet, now that he has oome back, 1 om | daughter, Mrs Gregory, has had rheuma- es, ag y _ Oe ?

has been endorsed by the medical profession for twenty years. (Ask your doctor.) This is because it is always table—always uniform—always contains the purest lorwegian “ad-liver Oxl and Hypopkosphites. Insist on Scott

on *s Emulsion, with trade-mark of was getting afraid.’’ sgioable was tried, but to 10 purpose, | summer forareasovablesum Apy at this man and fish. But Cyril looked impatient, miserable. | was at last recommended io get Sonth office. ne

Beaver Line Steamers. Winter Service.

DIRECT SAILINGS BETWEEN

Sf, JOHN, N.B, AND LIVERPOOL.

From

From oa e “= This 13 seen and | Kidney Pills have ever failed. ; ; ae ee Liverp- ol. ile St John, NR Tom,’’ she said, ‘‘are you coming | an indifferent wife. / felt often in & trembli ; co ie ber King and Great George Sire i ove Bat, bec. 7...Lake Ontario ..Wed Dec 2 home with me?’ . ; embling and uncertainty —— irneeeacneneinnatite & «OL Laks Winnipeg “ " Jan 8 “Yes if you'll have ma,” bean iol She had baen true to her best self: she | of the limbs, and frequently in an unplea- A Forty-Year Old Grievance Removed. FRET SAW- I have a very nice foot-rowe | “ Jan C lak > Su “erior _ ot ts a Sie wiles , swe had gained a victory which had made her fant dizziness and lightness of the head. In Bath, Ont, Chase’s Kidnev Liver oie a oe ane. might hee ee | é 5 eS i) gute tone Winsip- “ = 1 He was less grateful than sullen, | *Fo™s: And to the end of her life she | He isa very unwise man who, knowing | Pills are a standing remedy, Jeseph | janl3—t? os ar ee F As Lake Superior “ Mar 4 spiritless. Perhaps he was hardly sober: will congratulate herself upon her very an aon to exist, does not prompt- Gardner, of this town, suffered for 40 eG *“* 2)...Lake Ontario ” a 2 , c , va ‘ <i a . a e idem | Murl4.. Lake Winnipeg “ Apr j | but his tottering footsteps wero the result peat performances. eke on so. Sar a cenneved. years with indigestion and its ever present PA Bg hn —. silo: coe . hd 4 x = we ari . ET “ %. .. Lake Superior i# | of illness rather than of intoxication, Gloss for Patent Leather, a ed

FIRST CABIN—$W and $45. Round Trip, Pitand $45.

SECOND CSBIN—To Liverpool, London derry, Belfast and Glasgow. 33) Round Trip | pe fo Londoa, Bristol or Cardiff, $5;

tound Trip, $61.

STEERAGE—To9 Liverpool, London, Glas 53 acd Beltast, $24.50; to Bristol and Cardifi

6 Ww.

NOTE—Siteerage passengers by the Beaver Line are provided with the use of bedding, anc’ eating and drinking utensils, free of charge

supporting her trembling figure in hie arms, said quickly:

“My poor darling! Don’t be frighten- ed. Il’ll see you home ”’

The other man uttered a hoarse sound meant for a laugh. He was slinking away without a word, when Constance recor- ered herself.

‘Let me go. Let me go, Cyril,” she whispered. ‘“‘It’s—my husband.”’

Cyril was so much shocked that he was

|

“! MEAN I DON’T BELIEVE YOUR WORDs.”’

speechless. Before he could recover from his disgust and amazement, Miss Fair- brother, pretty, bright, brimming over as usual with provocative coquetry, ran out and stopped at the strange group. She had caught Constance’s words, and her face was a picture of amusement, horror and malicious satisfaction by turns.

Constance gave Cyril one eloquent look, full of pathetic sadness, of rigid deter- mination. Then she glanced at the young girl, who seemed unable to pass the group.

“Take her home,’’ she said in a low voi ce,

And she turned to her husband.

She led him to her lodgings, got him some clothes, gave him food and placed Him in a chair by the fire.

In all that she did there was no pre- tense of welcome or affection; but she was kind, thoughtfully attentive, gentle, as she would have been to a stranger.

For the truth was that there was

a

a ————_—_—__—

shame, perhaps, but with still more irri- tation. When he had eaten his supper and

hous:,"’ said she, ‘‘So I’ve got one next do-r. But it’s a poky little piace, Dot what you would like; s0 you can have

looking at him curiously He glanced ap. “Thank you. Good night,"’ said he. In another moment she was outside the house. On the opposite side of the road a man was standing. He crossed quickly over to her. **Constanoe, I want to see you.’’ “Cyrit.”” “Oh, my poor child; what an experi- ence for you! What are yen going to do?” Then he stopped, looking at her in + mazement. “Why, I don’t understand. You look

et

An Electric “Motor Cycle.” Electrical manufacturers appear to have

Pink, Purple, Yellow, Orange an! a half dozen others are prepared specially for cotton goods, and give colors that eveu washing in strong soap2uds and exposure to the sunlight will not fade.

Do not risk your goods with the com- mon and worthless eyes that some store-

Do Nor sUFFER

With Kiduey Complaint—You Can be Ke- lieved Within Six Heurs,

after first dose taken. I be-ame sick in Jannary, 1893, when I emp'oyed ecveral ot th: local physicians, and was treated Ly them until the Fall of 1893 without rm- ceiving much benefit. I then began usirg South American Kidney Cure, and have found great benefit and am almost, if not quite, cured, Have not been taking any of the medicine for seven weeks, and feel as well as ever—Mrs. A. K. Young, Barnston, P. Q.

For sale at Dodd’s Medical Hail, Char- lottetown. dw—mchl4

rather radly. a - ” ‘ as ‘*] wish it wersposati,’’ sie said. ‘‘]

huppier than 1 was before. 1 am think- ing heave» that he did come—in time 1 was not so strong as | pretended, Cyril, }

‘You have sacrificed your life,’’ said he, passionately.

“And saved my—whuat is it?—pridef Well, 1 am _ satisfied, Cyril; a man can never understand a woman; | dont under- stand myself But 1 am happier to-night knowing that 1 am out of danger, that thore is to be no more struggling and no more questioning, than 1 was before.’’

“Elo will be a burden to you as long as you liye.’’

“1 can't help that.’”’

**Constance, this is quixotism.”’

“well, 1 can’t help that, either. night.’’

And she disappazred into the house.

When Tom Anderson died, six months later, Cyril Ardener was already the hus- band of Lillian Fairbrother. But Con- stance was not unhappy, except in the fear that the Httle coguette would makr

Good

The following is a French recipe for preserving the gloss of patent leather: Melt pure wax over a water bath, place on & moderate coal fire, add first some olive oil, then some lard and mix intimately by stirring; next add some oil of turpen- tine, and finally some oil of lavender; fill the resulting paste in boxes, where, on solidifying the necessary consistency will

Constance shook her ggg eon |

A Family Suffers for Want of a Mown,, Attention.

tiem so-bad during the last year that she wax unable to help her children, or attend to her household duties, Everything im-

American Rheumatic Cure. One bottle cured my daughter within four days, and [take much pleasure in giving this re- commendation. For su'e at Dodd’s Med- ical Hall, Charlottetown.

A well-bred woman does nct fall in love a second time without allowing a consider- able interval to elapse. There ere never two accidents in close succession on the Fane railroad.

DIZZINESS IN THE HEAD.

This isa Sure Precursor of Apoplexy and Dr. Agnew's Cure tor the Heart Once to be Taken

is at

No one can read the daily papers with- out being seriously impressed with the fact that a large number of peop!e in the

present age have within their system the evidence of apoplexy.

Good Words Frim Honest Hearts

Mr. Alex. Walker, of Centreville, Cuin- berland Co., N.S., cer ifies :“PRUSSIAN

at both ends, Whichever side we go out it is in the eame light in which we enter- ed. The same God is at the beginning of faith and at the end of ecience.

MARCH A TRYING MONTH,

The month of March is a trying one,

perfection of robust health. That “some- thing is Scott’s Sarsaparil'a, a remedy that ol tains the best results in the shortest

end to their own lives.

With Invalids,

Yes! with invalids the appetite is ca- pricious and needs coaxing. That is just the reavon they improve so rapidly under Scott’s Emulsion, which is as palatable as cream.

It isthe man who is least willing to practise who finds the most fault with the preaching.

Bad Blood Between Them.

they care to tell. The dark rings round the eyes, headaches, dizziness, palpitation or rheumatic twinges, betoken a run-down

purifies tos blood, strengthens and vital- izes the system, «nd gpeedily restores the bloom of health to the cheeck>. It eures when a)! others fail.

Give some men a dram, and they won’t strike a lick unless they can use it to lead the band.

WASTING YOUR LIFE,

Fallure of Physical and Mental Force—To add to Length of Life—Use Dodd's Kidney Pills.

With a pathetic sigh how often it has been said :

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