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- 6a;. fe ~ v ah? serate Read. Room ’ ' . f Lompnany f a i A A y han 6 rill Ing Shs 2 RATES OF STUESCRIPTION . We have first-class fucilitie. “§ ‘ ai awn est retetnentnnt dash seminal . \for turning out the best qual- hee e. st.00 inka pee 7 lity of Job Printing, from a Ue 1.00 SRMS: Fx sllars Y eg i ” to | rm 1.00 fERMS : Four Dollars a Year This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Exuripides. Single Oopies Two Cents Viriting card to the largest fF » or th i ake “ amen display work, _ eter | Prices | ! or rices iow. ? i tT s WEEKLY ‘AMINER y Ww : == 2° ‘ET, . Y 1 x = ‘ spe | ork promptly dene. re ' . we VOL 36. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1896. NO 188 | cores we : ' i . . ° a ! ‘Examiner Publishing Comaany ‘

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. uw ——— a aly 249 a f How Mem iety of Friends | \Q\ METHODIST. q B | ag >) , . ee oo Prince Street—Prayer meeting at 10.15. ivi 12 g 5 ow la & ! eat So oe eee Chis ety, Rev. WwW, 3 ie of th os. m., ; hed Cehicue teecmen ona | : and Rey..G. M. Campbell at 7 ; * oo ohn Bia Cad of mar-| \) p. m. Sunday School and Bible il Lil ita are laving to f’ Nass 9.30. , . . . , i. ; me Ww tons “Wed ae | fe ae a | Improved Homespithic Romsd es : .. poses by waiting for the ap- | ( ; Upper Prince St.—Prayer meeting at 10. : i ; pr she monthly meeting before | Rev. G. M. Campbell at 11 a. m fondn3 the Bast i . t | _ i. t ‘ » marr i Lhe rst stage in | 4 B and Rev. W. Bi k rby al 7 p. m. ‘ : : ts gs | r them both to ap- | Evening topic, “ Forgiveness with All Systems, y \ \ , Fe 7, a . God.” Sa:rament of the Lord’s Supper ; 8 v time that any 7 O H th Cl | J a : t th G B . aut the close of the evening rervice, ‘ . if mak wn their | : I 1g ass nN erwear how Olng on a e reat argain Sunday School and Bible Class THEY CURE PH VMPTLY | t ring, and en tee ee | C = uu i 6 i at 3. Epworth League at 3.20. Strangers ’ 1 snd the man ways: “With | ( ) orner. This Undermear is ¢5, $6, $7 and $8 a suit. We have cordially invited; comfortable seats. pro | di t riend ap- | k f d ; d . vided. ° r : I inter } t a y " r sini 5 enn 5 tare wy Miniatien 40 whey a very large stock af these goods and must get clear of it at Saapain In the rea oe y ' wife,’’ and then they sit down. | ; Iz N Ww 1 h t da U da Zon—Prayer meeting at 10-15. ev, Al O.her Remedies ail, i . > But the sanct f the society the \ hard times prices. Oo 1s your Cc ance O get Foo n er- D Sutherland at Il and 7. Sundey ‘e urs I suffered | marriage requires more than this form-| ° School and Bible Class at 2.30. ——— Gi ality It is never granted unless b< ear b . slits “itis rover aranted snless born | (A\ War, @S we are bound to sell it. asians anaes aati parties are Friends, and sc if one of the ] | 7 ” : . i an sili a 8 young people is eat of the fold they have RA/ Rev. T F. Fullerton at Il and 7. Sun- : eS ¢- % f ae : a <a, to be married without the formal ap-| day School and Bible Class at 2.30. 1 : ” " wt 8 Se } , proval of the society, ROMAN CATHOLIC. ¢ ok When the approval is secured the | | First Mas, 7.30a.m. Children’s Mass. | Pf you are Sick ask your Druggist a S- | couple marry themselves The ceremony | \ " 9 a. wth Rich ie i 10.29 ahilick. for Moun on’s (uide to Heath — ; } aving | is appointed by the society to take place Vos a e Ve-pers and Benediction, 7 p. wm Buy a 25-cent Hunyon Remedy | a ibor. | at some regular meeting, or else at one b nn ( and Cure Yourse f. Bs j specially appointed. In the latter cxse it CHURCH OF ENGLAND. r : ¢ | may be at a house, where any one of the | { St. Paul’s—Morning prayer and Holy : society has the right to be present. But} \ D ld tt : : ° C . Sunday School and 5 } 7 detent tatentmearaeeiiie’ ts aie J. J. McDonald, our cutter, is giving the best of satisfacton. He ee eT eo Ta eae y which takes place in a regular assembly : . ° . ° at 7 All seats free and unapprot riated Mr. Michael Martin, 845 Si. James Street, ” { i of the society : n seeting house, An 1s ] eS fit d t ] h tt H ll t . e+ " 7 c 2approp . outres says: **K, e mest {& aie & | iawn has ewww eer evs | NYP aoe a ra oe, oo a Oo: a meee Rewrsbote woeume ac ee oes oe eee . o. | knows the fashion of the meeting bouse, , h St. Peter’e.—Holy Communion at 8! 04 aithouch I tried several so-called remedi at ; wit its high seats in front, faeing the a you ant. and Il a. m. Matins and Litany at 10.15. I received a “Bese “yor =n aa aii a i o : mG rest ef the meeting. The elders usually / Catechism and Bible classes at 2.30 p. im. Munyon’s Kheumatism Cure Iam happy to oA “ “> = 4 me | sit there, but when a couj le of young| Evensong at 7 p m. Ail seats free and | say, cured me completely.” ey i a F fi i | ~ peopie are going to get married they unappropriated . Munyon’s Rneumatism Cure seldom fails to ‘eis i — Cha & : . oe a. no SS ms icu an and BAPTIST. - ae - ” ys ant hours, and cures in a | » <<" “ | have stant ravely, without min- \ . . a i , cw days. tice 2$c. eS : x rar } ister or elder, and marry themselves Prayer meeting at 10.39, Rev . C. W. Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure positively cures bond } 73 } if 5 ' 2 i An old Quaker minister who said he ft Corey at lL and 7. Sunday School and all rorms of indigestion and stomach trouble. i} , ™ had seen six couples stand up in this Pastor’s Bible Class at 230. Strangers | Price 25c ‘we ¢1.| way before the congregation was asked : welcome ani provided with comfortable Munyon’s Cold Cure prevents pneumonia i haa’ why the young peop'e had to doit alone, | \ If any tailor tells you he can sell cheaper than we can, seats, and breaks upacokl ina few hours. Price ie and he said it was a matter that did not JS , . > . . CHRI-TIAN 25 7 %e ‘ ern an intermediate person, but rest \ d b WwW Ww h h lk b Cc i. Pacer. Coe ane: Becaind Munyon’s Cough Cure stops conghs, night : ed between themselves and God. Then ) “3 t elieve him. He don t kno at © 1S ta ing a out. aoe” B. hens ” iL oat sweais, a'lays soreness, and speedily heals the aids Cx UR BEC re | Oe et te nee ener ort NZ Come and see for yourself. Ask to see our Rogherty Serge, Sanday School and Bible Class at 2.30 p.1. | AP Kiney Cure speedily cures pain ii —— oe Si a ee , Y.P.S.C.E. Monday evening at 7 39. hod, Sake Ear gag Renee” tat, | the meeting house along with his bride, / : 1 “ ; - ine ve n the back, loins or groins and all forms of kid- ai i, Moca; 4th 4 wel taking her hand, ays sty ans | (()) the best on earth; every 2. ds stanmped. Look for th Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30 | Pav'gimcks “ins ot Br HE First Quar, llth day, Sh. 16.94 - m p s : » of God and this heamabie.t Gale ' . © : yar S 5S an pe rs 00 or € o'clock. A cordial invitation to all. Munyon’s teenies he ¢ ure stops headache in RB F vl ie cl lth. 3 : ba | t A. B., to be my wife, promisi Q stamp. SALVATION ARMY. — minutes lrice 25c. a ort ull Moon, 4 - | be to thee and affectionate and loving h ee 2 es Munyon’s Pile Ointment positively cures all ;

: Last rter, 27th T } a.m. | baseband nd of the Lord br = Sunday Services at 7, ll, 3 d and 7. forms of piles. Price 25§c. : é ! Ye = | ¢ us ve bride then Week night services.—Monday, Tuesday, Munyon’s Blood Cure eradicates all im- ‘pie . | speaks ¢ Thureday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p. m.| purities of the blood. Price 25¢. och,

_ Su ; Ss High th s ony a rt j J AILWAY MEN Munvon’s Female Remedies are a boon to ‘a i) We i i ; RAI Y MEN. i" ‘ i ae j water a . n, when th ii es : ene) | 2/1 women. ‘Tah | i i i ‘: .t t x —. . se 9 Gospel Meeting — Re nember the Go pel Munyon’s Asthma Remedy relieves in 3 min- a a's fee i a eine at ¢} meeting in Y.M. C. A. Parlor Sunday utes and cure permanently, Price $1 hae | | jh | | aa 3 oa ba ag sensa.i: afternoon at 4 o’clock, conducted by the Menvon’s Cataivh temedies accor. Gil. sfar 1 | Tuesday 7 29)4 7 56 ; ‘a > ment, ie F Tai , “wt Railway men. Strangers always wel-| The Catarrh Cure—price 25c.—eradicates the a ie 2 | Wednesday Oo}; 19] 8 5 oe an : e ene dan stun High € ass Failors and Gents Fur hishers, come. Lesson—Galatians, 5-7, “Ye did | disease from the oystem, and the Catarrh Tab ® ns.) 3! Thursday 31 | y 9 445 spe sie ls iets run well.” Dou’t forget the place—Y. | lets—price 25c.—cleanse and heal the parts. Head 4} Priday ' 2 { 10 33} ceramony. ‘Thedocument.whichamounts| / x. © A. Munyon’s Nerve Cure is a wonderful nerve "a 6 | Saturday _ li 2i | to th lewal tion of the marriaga, ia | “A\ Chesinut street, Gaclic service at 4 p.m. | SOR Price 26¢. ‘oe 6 | Sunday j i %° morn | ly priz i the a ndanta of | (efers ese EES: So ; Mowe s Vitalizer restores Jost vigor. at 7 | Mopday 0 7T| Friends, so much so that the children} YN See NFS D> - ST. THOMAS CHURCH, LONG CREEK, rice $1. Ray 8 Tuesday 19; have of similar marriage certificates SEY SSS ———_ Morning service and sermon by lay jes sgn estab each disease. At all Sie] 9] Welzesday =| 37 Mond Boer Hg a a i ard Bs saa: A DIPLOMATIC BOY ar sea “ : a readers every Sunday at 1] a. m.—the | eee ee an Prot Munyon, 11 and ith a . ; | 9 hav » ; » of the saciety . . = : : . . ; : ersont etters to ol. 3B yon, ar ‘ } 10 | 7 ; y ; 4 77 2 Under the Monroe Doctrine. | eens { Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report eee . on — re — 13 Albert Street, Toronto, answered, with Hii L | Priday ant a. oe a Should European vessels land their | His Reformation Was Sudden and Many oly Communion on the fourth Sunday 1M | 6... m adical alvice for any disease. ate 42] Saturday i = Si 3 56] forces and interfere i ai > Sided and Served His Purpose. @ each month—service and sermon by Rev. m4 dpe cain 4 vs 444i orces and interfere in the affairs of Bra- : M d Audeoun iil ehh eter fdas 13 | Sunday } } j $8 AR eed « I have a little son 8 years old. He is r. Andrews. Mr. Andiews will also con eae ‘ Moadsy | 425 8 5 45 zil, there 1s no escape from the~conclu- > : y : duct a service and deliver a sermon on the | ee ee BT _s 1 an ss | : sion that such act would constitute qa | #™art and bright, and for mischievous- sohend Gedneeday'él ok Ga 006 200%0899008000 C80ecece / 16 ; We j a fay i 7 cause of offense to the United States i — I think can't be beaten. I — sit- ; : : . ° ie 171 Ti d a : | 4 ; 8 government. Under the light of the ting a. @ Toom one day reading and | een ee & s ; iY; ’ Bipage | i) 3) Si care Sie tain on | SPN eae SESE é | 161s ioe 15 10; 10 4] construe such acts as nothing less than | ' , 8 é STUDYING RCONOMY e bia: 20 } Sunday | 46 | 10 44] an offense. If Europe can without let in his mouth, I thought at the time VFS ‘ $ $ obs | M 7 . 4 1 25 aE or hindrance land troops in Brazil and | that there was something wrong, but See e $s ai? os | Tuendee | w] 12 3 | BF were, aetitsaee | menace the security of that republic, | Said nothing with regard to the same. ABSOLUTELY PURE ; 7 a : . 5 W ednesday it 13 41 | 2 Robert Phillips, vurope can do likewise in every Amer- ’ ‘ ‘ ’ & e = te . hens thy 9 13 1 191 Di Fergus | jcan republic.—Miuneapolis Tribune. | get one demerit in school today.” hii ee mportant or The te : ty 35 | Fridae | 4 3) 2 Of eat et. 8 fe ert sat ee aah | “You didn’t, Willie?’ I interrogated, | siameail ls oe th n : a $ e se ot oo —* 13] 9 451 or te DWmkm throwing a rather fierce look upon him, | __“ ¢!4Pboard nail driven into the wa Hew Tumblers Get Their Name. i en eet linen eel silt aieein LA e » & $f | Sa lay ci. Sed P vv : ¥ ji Al A PALE “Well, I'm sure that’s a good showing.” | over a spring in the rear of her house Every day we drink out of a tumbler. e n sese hard times t . usands of smart and | @ Ki ” ‘* 3% Sunday j | ; p a0 I ¢ - | ae ee : S- | at Vinalhaven had annoyed Mrs. Will Why is the large ylass that hulds our wight women in Canada find that the Dia-|@ ° tye 93 | M aay , 4 i 4 50] pis ; =n ; n Yes, and I carried a bucket of coal | Burns several times lately and sl.e had milk and water so called? Years ago | mond Dyes are great and important helps in ° $ a 2 eday 9 | : 6 if] Cname tia ont, whi : ACK INLIGATES up for Kate after school, he went on, | been intending to remove it, but now she | professor Max Mullér was giving a | CConomizing. With their aid, the husband, @ e 4 es $0 | Wed lay | Oo: Hi: 2a bas completely cured * | still keeping that finger in his mouth. is glad she didn’t. Her baby boy, 134 |! juncheon at All Souls’ College, Oxford, | ‘2 children and the mother herself can be | @ Ca ares $} | Thar-day 19 1s 8 33 | Mars, JOUN GERRI. —- i “Why, you are getting very consider- | years old, was playimg about the yard | to the Princess Alice, the wife of the handsomely ne d, although | nearly all the : 2 5 al B. Phillips, jr. Drogsist | Sallow Complexion a Sure Sign 4.” I returned. one day this week, when he euddenly | Grand Duke of Hesso- Darmstadt and the | “thing nat ¢ Ok material dyed over. ° e ae - esi Witness. ef Di : = “wisn. “Yes, and I brushed your coat all off disappeared. Mrs. urns rushed to the | gecond daughter of Queen Victoria. There | . Diamond Dyes make such lasting and beau- e . ; sae bd, ie § ie 1:7 | sordered or Overworked nice amt dheun.* spring and there she found the little | wore not a dozen guests besides the | ‘fu! colors that goods dyed with them cannot e $ Ah a ae ail euWay a ® Kidneys “No, Willies you didn’t do that?” 1 | @llow, where he had fallen in; but that | princess and her husband, and a very | > nee Rarmemee.' Aug enedan: see tent a6 ae e he ' sili : ' j i ws Y ial 1 oki py % aia t hi fc I | nail had caught his hood and was hold- agreeable luncheon was had, with talk the care ee so plain and simple that no @ . * r ie a lates a. an aa | 2 ive ¥ asked, ooking ‘rowningty ab him, tor 2 | ing his head above water, though it had | on ali kinds of interesting subjects. mm sceted. The clam Nemeed tyes Te : te s . cot = a “ el te fom hig r } or » - soap tN HGN EST vi ED i Cl ‘ E knew he had been up to something. : | drawn the strings so tightly under his But what excited the curiosity of all never grow ci ; they never tade or wash out. > ° 9 {ee Ts : ; ‘ od ae ” ne * - 4 j “s es, I did, pa, and I lit the gas in throat as almost to strangle him, Mrs. strangers present was a set of 'ittle round In order to secure the ms st advantages in dye- | a ¢e ’ ties ee —— — | box of ons ma’s room for her.” Burns will make fo more complaints | bowls of silver, about the size of a large | 'S: hal he "1D re a that ~ Da @ s . oa T In we It had Cured and “BatisGed Half. “Well, now.” about that nail, mo matter how many | orange. They were brought round filled eee aidnney Ee 4 > “ie - STIONS id | eb s very marked ; iy a oom ihe : BUsNe a ait af “And I shined your best shoes until times it catches her dress. . to the brim with the famous ale brewed age dyes are Only poor imitations, 8 es e r . a | Sbrearcd, ae eae OT WELL JOT TOM Million People, and is Worthy of they glitter like Sister Ella’s looking in the college. These, we are told, were ie ak e $ 3 ij cured. vilgped) Oe Bessie ' the Confidence of ali Who Need a glass.” St { f { Confirmed tumblers, and we were speedily shown $ e : he P M. | Sold by all dealers, or on receipt cf price, 608, Kidney Treatment— Dodd’s Kidney “Is that so? What elsehave you done” al Mm i how they came by their name—a fitting e ei ed $ a ; : Pills Alwava Car coder . . lesson for the gnests of a_ philologist. b dentabued tian @ be 315 | O | Address, EQMANSOM, BATES & CO., TORONTO, ils Always Cure, “Well, I studied all my lessons in be Ghee end af thtes Ste Sean wee ee. eee ° e ~? $j 62 i = i school, got out at the regular time, said ° empty, it was placed upon the table A hot De aipitacugiyca : (igh Bede of : 5 3 * we, 4 | mo ag91/e@eeeono eo 9 S666 ‘yes, sir,’ to Uncle John and helped the by a Justice of the Peace. mouth downward. Instantly, so perfect | its walls tv time honored inscription, | @ s ims oan «a onl 7 521 — 7° @ 4 . 2 erfect health means, simply, that your hostler around the stable.” was its balance, it flew back to its {| “Hospes. salve!” (Welcome, stranger!) 3 $ J ae fa wl 7 431 © CLZLE 7 J OF ° $ pure “Why, what is the matter with you? heen os proper position as if asking to be filled | After rebuilding the legend had to be | @ e ise ool i ~ } ” 2 e hl } hat id . . . . y } : | oS 7211 © woot » Simply. that your kidneys Are you going to get sick!” again. No matter how it was treated— | restored, but the painter, who must | @ s are 6 : Ss a} 7 OF iy IG @ mg thet work every hour in the-day. “No, sir,” os alah twisting around Another Victory In Nova Scotia. trundled along the floors, balanced care- | have had some experience as a traveler, 3 > 1 Re 6 aes ’ {} | ~~ 777 7 rE 7 ’ et ‘eo » with the p nn oe - a trifle, “but I'm going to bea better ——— a - se dropped camer ne made a very slight alteration in one of |@ S , ' If)7 WOG a fH aosent, Means that your kuineys are - : hi as the soft, thick carpet—up it rojllec again iia’ eit cinta 26 tn week ite 1 oO ~e i ts. | 4 oolti 00] eLrouules e ak and asking for help. boy—es lenst for = Wie.” . Paine’s Celery Compound Does the| ana’ scttied itself with a few gentle | ‘Le Von's, and caused it to read, “Tos: | @ : iis. ia re 40 3 ei © o— Healthy kidneys insure pure blood, and You are? Well, I'm glad to hear Goud Work After Other shakings and swayings into its place, | [* 2!ve! (“Pay, stranger!) — Sap ° . ° ae 20 8 oainh 10 le % Dodd’s Kidney Pills insure healthy kidneys. | that. a : like one of those india rubver tumbling | Praucico Argonaut. e s Tay 22) a d uc if) a z AT. _ The highest and only claim ever made for There was a short pause, and then he Medicines Fail, dolis habies delight in. . : « hd 4 = Y ieamleaen O/f/ BMUL i . ! Kidney Pills has been, and stillis gaid: “Here, pa, are two cigars for yon. a This, then, was the origin of our word : s $ i= ‘ = 1 anil 2 29 ef fo AY; ; or y will care any kidney disease. I bought them with my own spending tumbler, at first made of silver, as are No Mistake e e sua . « 7 02 aaa t five hundred thousand persons in money. I'll buy you a boxful when I The majority ef people cured Ly Paine’s Cel- | all these All Souls’ tumblers. Then, s e “ %: : 5 a > En : == ec CS 1 have used these pills for kidney get seen enough.” } ery Compound feel compelled to make public | when glass became common, the round > 3 Vale v7 me st _ — | ¥n CONSUMPTION and all LENG i and kidney disease at Varicus stages | at : ' statement with a view of benefiting other} glasses that stood on a flat base super- 9 e wa A- Me} ar or oa DISEASES, SPIEFING OF BLOGD, © lk Cae . s this et —e sane mealouan aa ee sufferers. ‘Cured people gratefully contribute | seded the exquisitely balanced silver ° 4 2" 645 1 2 20 | COUGH, LOSS OF APPETITE, would fin-l fault if they failed to stand the test | : : . * ¢ important testimony in order that the sick | spheres and atole their names so success- sail ’ 4 ee: 4 Ol ) =) j 8 ESEDILITY, the benefits of this & ! at not a word. : ai oo | : “Oh, pa,” he asked, “do you like your ' aoe afflicted may he spending money for fully that you bave to go to All Souls’ Abeut Ry ckman s Koot enay | 3 oe 3 dé » 13 7 4 bi @ **ticle arc most manifest. S his m ans that D xld’s Kidney Pills is an little boy? : worthless preparations that can never effect a | to see the real thing. Cure z ‘ 2 B81 4 £15 Tho “D. &! ve got © medicine and worthy wf the coufidence | “Why, of course I do,” I replied, get- | cure. Truthiess letters coming from reliable > > This announcement be- 3 fn 4 a2) 4 i j 10) 4 wy y he } en. ho knows or suspects himself to ting alarmed. ‘Are you ill?’ people, who testify to the worth of Paine’s Cel- The Thought of God. a ® sins our third week of @ 4 OO 4 ioe oe Sto boesl ee ca ob kidney treatment. “No, but I’ve got something to tell ! ery Compound, have a mighty influence for In the hurry of our feverish age, our =. : 3 ; ow 4 PORN coess 1 re OT rH. WINGILAL newt -@ A) ne ee | you. Would you keep your little Willie | goo", and are fully appreciated by thinking | ears full of the din that wearies us and IT HAS COME TO STAY. : business in Charlottetown . see 0 1 + See eee eae oe al. 50c, and $i per Bottle The ili-health of the Princess Louise | frome pain?” nen and women, makes us old, do we not more than ° e a it & : Is tm © paviS & i *¥RENCE CO., Lro., MonTREAL & | preveane +e Visiting - Q oy — “Cortainiy Iwould. Tell me what is Mr. Jas. Cossaboom, jr., of Tiverton, N. 5., — ee Mane — io —_— 3 The fact that we are : ‘ A ie, Me moral, and may seriously interfere with rene says : ere else , ought o it dana Be - ™ o { Mt. Stewart 5 10 3 58| ©. © @ © 22 .2 9 oS. | her plats for the winter. | the matter, my son?” “It gives me pleasure to add my testimony | Eternal shall we find it? ‘‘The depth Lately Introduced but Tes- $ successful is emphasized 4 + O37 1 ; 111 2% ¢ hr = - a “All right, pa, 1 will—dear, good, old | 44 the value of Paine’s Celery Compound. * saith, it is not in me: and the sea saith “ ie ae . e by our ever ii creasing e a QO 7 00) 2 10 HO SE hi | pa. This morning Billy Button, Tommy | For some years past I have suffered from stom- it is not in me.’’ Only in the Name that timonials are Pouring in. ot ee e <‘z u { M. | - Pttsesssssesssseesesessess | Todd and myself were playing bail, and } -ach troubles, also pains im the head. I tried {s changeleas, the Fatherhood, the . business. > 4 ah, ini 4 I couldn’t catch very well, sol wentand , many medicines that were paneammnates to, Faithfulness, the Love that ages have a e e zg | . neve -ceiv fi t 7 . 24 73 i : si your brand new stovepipe hat and me, but never received any ben fit rom them. not wearied is adequate refuge. To some I res R} rations. e ile e 15 ee a b ; : | cae ae Pa pts must be | “¢ last I wa; advised to use Paine's ¢ elcry | it may seem weakness; but there was one sane ee : ihe fact that people . ye . ’ : a | pee bg Sarees She. tm “ie 3 i. i f awful ' st ff, f the first § ©O™pound, and before 1 had finished the first} Son of Man who was not weak, who Sackvitie, N. S., Ang. 75, 1896. ® who have tried it and re- @ By ae i ha pped, wonld do wei ‘ t = made OF Swine Lago! - ‘ _ k hes bottle I experienced a happy change. I con- | was the strength of every one who leaned |S. S. Ryckman Mepicine Co, Hamilion,| @ "= vo : a qi "Srens << ran by Kastern Standard Time | N on’s Stables, Grafton St, where & o ee —— pincin Tl ao tinued using Paine’s Celery rae nt Ij on Him, who has taught the worid the Ont. +4 turn with their friends is ° +h tga : 1 s done at moderate rate the roof out. ul neve , had taken five bottles, which made a perfect. | sublimest powers that dwell in human Gexrieney —F ; o aut. es if. A Mo! 4 D. POTTINGER a | FOUR 8 you another one,” clasping me tighter ag f cure. souls. And He used to go, night after Site onda _ ig ae die nage seem > sufficient guarantee . that ° a Gupert pt Gen “ae ae B I essayed torise, ‘and one gooder’m that “I can heartily recommend the use of | night, to mountain sides and lonely has conn samdilites ‘td ot wan hd con Ae | ® the Berlin Method is all e Soo ** a ‘ at f * too!” Paine’s Celery Compound to any one suffering | glens, to be lifted there into the infinite " Z i ; f os ” I iit 7 " f e - . that we lai fe it $ iti away ( mw. a0” a | @ What could I do?—Boston Courier. from the same troubles, You have my best | calm of the eternal spaces, and the un- mv oe XK montbe. fm ware . your e va ve claim tor it. s ie ‘ GENERA ! IONS wishes for the future suecess of yourexcellent | speakable peace of Gud. It was the medicine, patente: Cure, from a friend) @ ed s 3 i oe medicine.” thought of God that made that life of ae a i : sed it for re 3 Our Artificial Tee th $ ah } Ancient Stationers, Mr. Allen Outhouse, Justice of the peace, | power; that clothed Him with majest lam, avd t corciuded to try it. p to ‘ . ie : ae i@ : Allen Outhouse, Pp ; jesty e i BRISTOL'S - HAVE USED In medieval times the stationarius, or ! says: ‘I can certify (hat the above statement] as He went to make His last futile ap- date I have taken five bottles, and as aj @ Work, Crown and Bridg & ee 1” ae stationer, held official connection with a } is (rue in every particular.” peal to slumbering souls in Jerusalem; | consequence am up and attending to busi- } 4 we rk, are up to ca‘e and $ | RRISTOL’S university and sol€ at his stall, or sta- Snrerieeeeae that made the victory of Gethsemane and | nes. I feel like anew man, and have no|@ ; : 2s Porc a a rasa nm | @ 66 5 tion, the books rink or copied by the There are now thirteen thousand men} che grandeur of Calvary. hesitancy in recommending the medicine, | @ in charge of a Specialis 3 “arn cr “oO i 9< a] ¢ librarius, or book writer. Such is the § ‘°° strike in Hamburg. ore Ryckmau’s Kootenay Cure, to anyone suf 4 in the Latest Successes in s B EX AO BUI Es we gs origin of the modern term stationer, one DOCTORS DISAGREE om many im ae — aa ‘ © Mechanical Dentistry. s 4 ? ; ; ; f .from the At- remain, most respec oure eum | 6 E os © who now keeps for sale implements of EOreRes SRS. ee Oe nas is ibee tome 9 »m om a aly rm s ° . ede | ® such service, and nof usually the pro- ff N'4$ than “W yeth’s Liguid Malt Extract ” _ GEO. FB, WALLACE, e , s CQ ar 95 fi ',23 # | & auctions of literary persons.—Harper's iy e no Proprietor Brunswick House | @ Call and have an exam ® 7 OS Oe THE GREAT rr Bazar. Dr. Jameson has deca men frow 130—36w ® ination free. : nd Coo ° ) | & ‘prison on the ground of Ul bealio. e se cca ie e em ‘a << ‘amily Medicine of the Age. | % pe A Lost Bride. saeaens ~~— ee SEE =<NGLISH > For the benefit of per ° 20 CB . s ‘ 2 it >, . ° COA tTE Pr bh bi 2S we Taken Internally, It Cures | & An absentminded groomin Rome, Ga., wee BREAKFAST COCOA AZo led fo te tet Set Je ge rears % pe ° rt Coe Fee ae cee & forgot that he was to be married the oth- si ine Siialis inn, Mated . a $ sons who cannot come § " ‘ i Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, er day, and when the time for the cere- Sone. Keuraigie Pains. st the following Cramps, oe, ® durin g the day, we are 3 < 1M | Coughs, ete., ete. i AND ITS mony arrived he was not present. An ex- Pain in the Side, ete. istinctive Merits: Colic, footh-- g es th eet ° 210 I 1M 4 Used Externally, It Cures SALE IS STEADILY amination showed that he had overslept promptly Relieved and Cured by Ic Y Colds, : ache,\ 3 e open in the evening jrom @ gerne Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains, | : himself, He apologized, but the father f 1 53 DEL AC OF FLAVOR. | ae "a @ 7 to 8. 3 SPECIFIC FOR Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia, | INCREASING. ok fused to accept him as a Dp & t DIARRUGA, DYSENTERY, e ° 2 t and Rheumat Frosted Feet. & ° of the bride refusec e ” dec SUPERIORITY in QU ALITY and sil BOWEL COMPLAINTS.* ° a =, Oe ar ; snenaery sae | secu | & son-in-law, and the engagement was a ‘ 4 Sure, Safe, Quick Cure for these 2 “ : e Chronic Complaint soy ease ever attained to such unbounded popular. | ® Have tried it > broken,—Detroit Free Press. ; Menthol! Plaster GRATEFUL and COMFORTING — Za o New Dental Parlors >: We can bear testimony to the efficacy of the Pain- ou . 5 ea The: 1 the” | Eig Maeeshes bee coscs sans =a REAT SALES prove the great esting tant Tothe nck ie hinge, to ‘the NERVOUS or DYSPEPTIC. yak | ° : a : nati Lrispatch. ee at . merit of lHood’s Sarsapari'la. unhesitadngly Tecomin’ nd wey artiice i Oaks i eX >. I. Ny at ae beter te 5 The Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs. {ood’s Sarsaparilla sells because it si aan tah rin ct they wet NUTRITIVE QUALITIES UNRIVALLED. ‘ . OVER STORE OF ° vg, cin ; ” are B5e. In Quarter-Pound Tins and Packets (ransr Daves) ° | It hae real merit; 28 a means of removing pain, no accomplishes CREAT CURES. Price S as only. at a 6 s a+ Pe ae od 9 eda reputation equal to Perry Davis a - ENCE CO., Lro. Used Internally and t sy dail rists and Fas “Killer. — Net ps th “Rar oule dea opened Montreal. Our new $1.90 gold fountain penis the SS besa, 2 e eee oe JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd,, Two er a eee - 3 PROWSE BROTHERS. ° ren 1 Sve i . oa ae ywhere: lacge bottles. toc, c vest yet, and is fuliy wacranted, See them : omcopathic Chemists, Lonudos Sizes, ‘ Y : e Wenerai Lcalrers. at Hegzard & Moore’s x ven England. 5 9900 seeosocooooooeoseooe’e