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Jeremiah Pi . ma’am? What
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WHAT THEY THINK OF ITP roo a4
4 s ber to enquire from those who dx
knows Jeremiah | be to you. Yours faithfully, round of asthe kind Pearson as I know him. admiral. | “JEREMIAH PEARSON,” a 8 s favor by e ndly feel- a : ap a fair a on it for vour son. The | For vver titty tears, a , ; void | An Orp Ano Wert Triep Remepy.— : } Mrs, Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has \ is, Tha am. beed used for over fiftv vears by mill one Do y me tha tt him > oes of mothers fur their children while teeth- 1 ‘ rsa rsin the city: nig, with perfect snccess It soothes the ‘ \V ‘will hild, softens the gums, allays the pain, 5 i 1 I tel) | cures the col , and is the best re medy for ve as Ada Diarrhuwa I pieasnt to the taste “Sold j ’ iy only | by Druggists in every part of the world i Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is I Whew!” cried | nealculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. he N ' [ of i ‘is a | Winslee’s Soothing Syrup, and take no 1 j other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—1 y I ? if i dmiral—a man oo———— v i irt. I should shock you if | — SKODA'S DISCOVERY, the great i were to tell you what I have endured | Blood and Nerve Remedy from) 1 My father’s wealth . ‘ ‘ row Ly 1 us. His |} . ov e ghin five years, ar t I 5 ‘ ery trick of a cunning, low mind ian, by 3a bies | Sees : ta at gcle m it of my . : : , ‘ . ght to be fat. Give the | share aswell. There 's no villainy of READ 2 THIS ! } not « ipable, Oh, ]
sabies a chance iv Babie 1 chance. Give emiah. Lknow him, |
nh nd Il: : pare ; “This is ull ne to me, ma’an ‘Pon | S 9 my word, I hardly know what to say to | CO SCOUTS it. Ithank you for havi @ spo ken és plainly. From what you say this is @ poor sort of consort for a man to sail
= with. Perhaps Harold would do wel) “TH ti sion to cut himseif adrift p— it thks
“Without losing a day.”
“Well, we shall talk it over. Yoo tne Cream of Cod-liver Oil. may be sure of tha But here we are wit hypophosphites, und | & the station, so I 1 ul just see you int
: : , te 5 : rriag tnd then home tosee what | Wwatcn them grow Fat, Chul r savs : r.” lealthy, B t. Phys 4 g ird, thoughtfn) | ; an r} he was surprised to hear tne worid over, end Orse a ; — : ‘ n set Harold r Ww I ifter him. fon't be deceived by Substilufec! Ww ul," he cried, “I have just VU t BG UGUCIICU uy OURS iuies | ‘ ‘ . a . com ! , ud t first thing ] wineries aitite canna ccicis (Adee ice a | saw ¥ your back as ¥ marched away. But you are such a quick walker TOOTHACHE! mat 5 ted you ! ; HEADACHE ' The mirais sm f paeasure had * bro : n fa into a thousand ; NEURALGIA! wrinkles. ‘You are early today,” said INSTANTLT CUSED BY CNE APPLICATICN cr - "
“¥ es. I nted to consu vi a.” NERVOL. “Not | 25 cents per Bottle, at all Druggists. ay , on
‘What is ’
“How n ave we in «
TOLER. cs
ur private
’retty fair. Some £800. ! think.” 7 @ 2 Oh, half that will be ample. It was : : rather izhtless of Pearson.” : - , i “What, then?" " \ WELLNER “Well, you see, dad, when he went away upon this little h y to Havre | — —__—_—_-____- he left me topay accountsand so on. He ~ | told me that there was enough at the
bank for all claims. I had occasion on ; Tuesday to pay away two checks, one for £80 and the other for £120, and here they are returned with a bank notice
rdrawn to the
that we have already ov
extent of some hundreds I; x wy Vey ? 4ne acmira ,s00Ked me,
o e4 < very grave zg os ws “What's the meaning of that, then?’ he ne ar) rts ‘ asked falsa Pious MINN Rinnd' “Oh, it can ly be set right. Yousee, ima bel ta? Ludi MIUUL, Pearson invests all the pare capital and i ae oes keeps as small amcrgin as possible in : 2 the bank. Still-it was too bad of him tr b = allow me even to runa risk of having p i tie che returned. I have written to him ' and demanded his authority to sell oat “ ' _ some st and 1 have written an ex- TO LET planation to these people. In the mean- time, however, I have had to issue sever- : al other checks, sol had better transfer shorten vn ied 7 part of our private account to meet | ved om: goo i “st rete them ¢
‘uite so, my boy. All that’s mine is yours. But who do you think this Pear- Heis Mrs. West:macott’s brother.” W hat asingular thing! Well,
a4 lie’ ee ALLY
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i broke n water.’ ee en en ee ee are aie — pale - = | méeard Mrs. estmacotts opinion of his ¢ Though y ou Cough ( | senior partner. It gave shape and sub- Do ' stance io certain vague fears and suspi- 6 n t Despair! cions of his own which had been pushed : ’ pt : hopeless cases back as ofien as they obtruded them- 7 oo cure ; by a course of selves as being too monstrous and fan- , c \MPBELL’S WINE OF Seats tie Satie tia i ua We An Vn tz nit ne ¢ ¢ \ BEECH TREE CREOSOTE @| ,)°*** ‘an TRY IT! f u he is—of course he is. | ALI, DRUGGISTS | Tha I il They would | ¢ K. CAMPBELL & CO., Montreal. have found i t the if anything ene meeeeeeeoeous, |!!! tise with him. Bless you, ther: thing so bitter as a family
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ll that you affait, for we and above
MW aamted | have written about this may as well have all fair board.”
( : o “ But Harolc’s letter to his partner wae | present th Mannfa crossed by a letter from his partner to Harold. It lay awaiting him upon the | brea! table next morning, and it sent the heart into his mouth as he read it and caused him to spring up from his : rr chair with a white face and staring eyes.
or profersior “My My boy!
‘I am riined, mother, ruined—ruined!” He stood gazing wildly in front of him, while the sheet of paper fluttered down | on to the carpet. Then he dropped back his face in his His mother had her arms around |
Comlorting him in an instant admiral, |
Cocoa. with shaking fingers, picked up the letter
BREAK FAST. from the floor and adjusted his glasses
Avents
last
boy!
into the clair and sank
Gretetul hands
while the
to read it.
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Vale rn 1 | ma ony iD packets, hy Gracersy labelled : j
JAMES P 5 & CV - o Bomompathle "TY | ken ore
‘ST AMPS. WA) NTED. “
“My dear Denver,” it ran, time that this reaches you I shall be ont | of the reach of yourself or of any one else who may desire an interview. You | need not search for me, for I assure you thet this letter ie posted bv a friend, and
am ruined, mother, 7
adie, | United States’
OLD Can and other
ised 25 to 40 years ago. For pay $1 to $5 each GEORGE LOWE
346 Spadina Avenue, Toronto,
' Streets.
Blection of a Water Commissioner.
| wee Water Works Act, 1587.”
Election for a Water Commissioner for
|} in the place of MR.
| at the several places, that is to sey :
| John Maceachern Queen Stree!.
| the same day.
| the Military Barrack Ground
| Charottet
| Chariovletown which lie- » | and north of t\ichmond ~ et,
ruineam™ | toria,
“by the | te 29,
KNAMINER * .
that you will have your trouble in vain if you try to find me. I am sorry to leave you in such a tight place, but one or other of us must be squeezed, and on the whole I prefer that tt should be vou,
Youll find nothing in the bank and about £13,000 unaccounted for. Tm not sure that the best thing you can do is not to realize what you can and imitate your senior’s example. If you act at once, you may get clean away. If not, it’s mot only that
you must put up your shutters, but I'm afraid that this missing money could hardly be included as an ordinary debt, and of course you are legally responsible forit justas much as I am. Take a friend's advice and get to America, A young man with brains can always de something out there, and you can live down this little mischance, It will bea cheap lesson if it teaches you to take nothing upon trust in business and to insist upon knowing exactly what your partner is doing, however senior he may
All persons indebted to us by note of hand, book account or otherwise, will please take notice that their accounts must be settled at once,
All amounts not paid February lst,
sued for without further
1894, will be
Call and settle and save expense POOLF & LEWIS e —We have on hand arge stock Lumber, suitable for Building p poses 1, 14, 2 and 3 h P Sy ‘ aid Hemlock Boards, 1} I v and Sheathing, Studding, Scantling, 2 and 3 inch sean and Hemlock Plank, Laths and Paling en jar and Spruce Shingles, Cedar Post " ind Brick, eic., all of ¥ h we will sell yw f Cas} as ur wh Ss k ust ¢ cieared O1 t pen ng avigat Cc and x and ne ba
POOLE & LEWIS Peake’s N . 2 W hart C'r"*awn, Dee, 2] l&wy
GIVIG ELEGTI ia.
| & pursuance of an Act of the General Assembl) of this Island, m=de and ; assed in the fifty - first yearof the reign of Her present Majest Queen Victoria, Chap 12. intituled: “The Ci: f Charlottetown Inco rporation Act,” antef the Act ame nding the same. 55 Vic, Cap 10. in stul dd “An Act to am nd the City of Coa lott ‘own Incorporation Act I do hereby give Public Notice thatan election
1893 im ee
fa Macor forthe said Cc iy, and of one perro » serve as Common Councilman in the — ity Council for each of Wards Num ersi,2and ao
aid City. and of two persons toserveas (' mm + uncilrredin the said Cousecil for Ward No 4 f said City, and of three persovs to serve a C»mvon Coun ilmen in the said (oanciu f Yard No 5in said ity. being iu alla Mayora d Hight Commoa Council uen, repres-ntiog the ity asf llews :— or Ward Number One One Ceune'llor 7 = “oO ‘me Cou eilbor Puree (me Cou cill r eo 7 ° Four ... Tw Connell ra us 7 Five . Turee Cunne iors
WILL Wednesday, the Lith day of February, A. D., 1893,
A\tthe several that is In Ward No 1. st or near the offi t‘aceachern, Que n S.reet In Ward No. 2, at or near the honse of Thomas onnelly, opposite Mr. KR. Heariz’s Warehouse t:dney Street, between Great Georye and Prince
BE HELD ON
places, To say
of Mr. John
in Ward No, 3, at or near the Market House. In Ward No 4, at or near the new City Ha‘),
iner of Kent and Queen Streets,
In Ward No. 5, at or near the carriage shop 0 arroll & McAleer, corner of Eustou and Grea: seurTye Streets,
And »t the said Eleciion the Poll will be opened «t nine o'clock in the forenoon, and continue open
until five o'cluck in the afternoon of the same lay. DESCRIPTION OF WARDS, Number One shall comprise ali tua* part of
Dorchester known as
Sarlottetown which lies south of Street, and the parcel of land formerly ‘he Military Barrack Ground
Namber Two shall comprise
tharlottetown which lies south of street and north of Dorchester Street.
Number Three shall comprise all that part o! ‘harlottetown which lies south of Grafton Street and north of Richmond Street.
Number Four shall comprise Chariottetown which lies south of snd north of Grafton Street.
Number Five shall comprise all that part of
*harlottetown which lies north of Fitzroy Sureet including the Common of the -aid Tow: .
NOMINATION DAY.,
WEDNE_ DAY. February 7th, A. 1) 18'4, from he time of Twelve at noon until the hour ot “our o'clock in the afternoon of the sane day,
For qualification of Electors, see abuve Act 51 Victoria, Cap. 12, sec 24 to 29.
{L. 3.1
all that part of Richinend
all that part of Fitzroy Stree
H, M. DAVISON, City Clerk, T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor of the City of Charlottetown. ity Clerk's Off ce, Charlottetown, Jar. 18, 1891, en23—-19i
N purauance of an Act of the General Assem-
bly of this Island, made and passed in the
th year of the reign of Her p-esent Majesty
Victoria, intituled: “ Cnarlotteiown
I do hereby give Public Notive that an
the City of Charlottetown,
ALEXANDER VcKIN- will be held on
WeE DNESDAY,
the lith day of February, A. D. 1894,
NON, retired,
Inu Ward No.1, ator near the office of Mr In Ward No. 2, at or near the house of
Tuomas Connoliv, opposite Mr. RR. Heartz’-
Warehouse, Sidney Street, between Great George and Prime Streets.
In Ward No. 3, at or near the Market House.
In Ward No 4. ator near the new Ci:y Hall. corner of Kent and Queen Streets.
In Ward No, 5, at or near the carriage <hop of Carroll & McAleer, corner of Euston ‘and Ureat George otreeta.
And at the said Election the Poll opened at nine o'clock in the forenoon, tinue open until five o’cluck in the
will be and con- afternoon o
DESCRIPTION OF WARDS. Number One shall compris all that part of Charlottetown which lies sou:h of lorchester Street, and the parcel of land furmerly known as
CANADIAN WOMEN. |
Their Wisdem an
How They Succes f Triub.es and
They Speak «f th
Powers of Pain: und
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CULL
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women ! every } I
wonderfu nedicine ha super-ede 1 the method it has done 1 e fot
than aii the combined ¢
lrawn forth such hearty mendation Celery Compound ranks
In this issue we give three Canadian ladies wl)
‘tored and made wh t
venous curt
the interested motives medici to try the “ they were for
] : ; | only medici bat cond
“~omething €
finale ene
MRS
JOHN H.
The
in favor of the
following testimon: one remed
suffering and
same ailments.” Mrs. E. Coleman, of Br Ont., wiio vas
Veare, Say
lington,.
At the ho pita! I was told
ing from san I tried to cheer myself, I
tumneo
tive o’viuck ever off to work at six miles before I take br better than ever befure in friends are surprised at
no weak feelings, I gave the compoun:l to n thrived well on it It isa and I hope that all benefit by mv
who
recommet!
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No other medicine of ou
and testimon
Compour 1 Thes 1e~<
ne aeaie : thev were
weary womel
mend it high'y te all wao niffer
often,
Vmorn.ng an seven; end very often I walk
much better. I am not cor anl | eat
Prudence
fully Overceme Dangers.
¢ Var: elbow ’s Celery
iMAN,
m- favorite
t entirely | schools; humanity f physicians. r t mes has ever
and honest com- ; Diarrhea and Wind Colic. ny as Paine’s | women of all | . -sto’iy assimilates tho food, agg arg aye bowels, giving heal rough the mar |
Pa ne’s Celery
1 not vield to
ot profit- loving
not persnaded
Ise just as good a the
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ugh
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PIERCE.
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y that every sick,
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from the
ant House, Bur- ill for nearly 20
“I teel itmy dniy tolet vou know what Paine’s Celery Comp und has done forme. I am now 69 years of age, and have been very ill fo* nearly 20 years, During my long illness doctors and patent’ medicines failed to cure me.
that I was suffer- no matter how felt like putting
an end to my I heard of your Paine’s Celery Compound and commenced to nee it, and it has done won ers for me I can now get up at
i get iny sons
eakfast. I feel my life, and my the wonderful
change in my _ health Pa.ne’s Celery Compound is a grand medicine and T always recom.nend it to ihvse who need it.”? ”
Mrs. Jolin H. Pierce, of King Street West St: John, N. B., forcibly write
ss] consider it a duty to recommend your Paine’s Celery Compound to snffer- ing humanity. I suffered from constipation weakness, nervousnes-, kidnev and liver troubles; I was al-o subject to tho-e tired, weary feelings, and had a slight touch of skin disease Tne firet doe of Pa ne’s Celery Compount relieved me ; and now, after having taken three bottle, I feel
tipated, I have ind sleep well. y babv and she grand remedy, read this may vat on.” :
Number Two shail comprise all that nart of wn Whicn |.e« sonth of Bichmond Street and north of Horchester Street
Number Three ct all comprise al! tha’ pert of outh of Gref o Sirert
Number four shall comprise all that part o!
harlottetown which lies south o Fitzroy Street «nd north of Graf on Streec,
Sumber Five shail c +mprise al! that part of Charlottetown which lies north of Fitzrey street. including the Common of ‘he said Town.
N MINATION WEDNESDAY Februar:
DAY 7th, A. D 1894 frou
i the time of Twelve at noon wntil the neur of
Four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. For qualification of Electors, see Act 0, Vic-
intituled “Cha lovetown Water Works
\ct, 1887,” alao 51 Victoria, Cao. 12, sec. 24
T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor < the City of Charlottetown, Hl. M. DAVISON, City Clerk. Ser 3 eine. Cc harlottetown, Jan, 18, 1844. an 23. 10
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¢ Pareroric, Drops, Soothing fyrups, and Castor Oil. Its guarantco is thirty ycars’ use by Castoria destroys Worms and allays Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
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Mrs. Gilbert, F. Saunders, of Owen | Sound, Ont., says:
“For over a year I was troubled with pains in my head, leg and shoulder, and was inabad condition. J went to four locturs, bnt they gave me no relief. A physician afterwards advised me to use your Paine’s Celery Componn i; I did so, and it has comp ¢ is. cured m I recom: |
Having a large stock of the above Farm Implements o1 | hand, and wishing to close them out this season, two months I will sell them for
| Russian W heat, delivered | Wheat by train will have Extra Rings for the
D WwW.
Ch’town, Dec. 27, 18923—eod & wy
oe Or oo" *
at Charlottetown. Bags returned with Crusher. above always on lan:
FINLAY ;
SLICER.
fur the nex 12 bushels of good Whit Parties se ii
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AlGh
Mrs. DeWet—* There, Reginald, are thoxe Rigby “aterproofs I have been tell- ing you about. an { comfortable they look ?—and they are just lovely for winter weather. You al- way~ wait till everybody else in the world
in it. We really must have them at once.” |
POROUS WATERPROOF GARMENTS.
Everybody wears them,
ALWAYS ASK FOR
‘RIGBY.’
sight those DeWets are, out on the streets Can’t you see how styli h | a day like this without Rigby Garments. It takes some people a iifetime to learn how to be comfortable. we used to swelter in those horrid Rubber adopis & new thing before you will believe Waterproofs, and such smelling things.”
P
fe). ot a
Mrs. Uptodate—* Dear me, what a
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above stock on hand.
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