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` Tm: Rev. George`Miller will visit the congregation of Dundas next Sabbath in the interests of the Century Fund of the Presbyterian church.

N ABOUT thirty recruits for the N. YV. M.

P. have arrived from P. E. I. They are a line lot of fellows and will no doubt make good policemen.-Regina Stands: d.

'Ahorse worth $6,000 is rare indeed in this country. The Kentville Wedge says H. C.Lydiard of that town has sold his fine trotting horse, Warren Guy, to H. Nichols, proprietor of the Queen Hotel, Yarmouth. \Ve are informed that Mr. Lvdiard received $3.000 for his share of him which is half.-Sackville Post.

ANOTHER cheese factory is to. be built at

Cardigan, George F. Docherty was elected president ofthe Company and J. F.Norton secretary. Tenders for erecting the building were opened on Tuesday and that of Donald Mclnnis was accepted. The new factory is expected to be in op~ erat ion on the fourth day of June.

Rav. Da. Gunner, general superinten-

dent or the Methodist Church, left Toronto Thursday,for a three months’ trip . to England and Jerusalem. He will attend conferences in England, Ireland and Scot~ "` land as a delegate from the general con- ferences of the Canadian Methodist Church.-Messenger and Visitor.

THE Winnipeg Free Przss of April 7th in referring to the proposed visit of the Harry Lindley _ company says:-The Harry Lindley company at the Grand next week will no doubt meet with the success they deserve. Their plays have always been popular with women and children, to whom Mr. Lindley takes a special de- light in catering. "Little Mystic" is ap favorite with the younger generation. Mystic is worthy of more than a passing notice she is but seven years of age and sings with an ease and grace of manner that is wonderful in one so young. Mr. Lindley has recently written a play for her entitled “A Little Sinner,” in which she plays the leading role. She will also be seen to advantage on Monday night when she will make her initial appea1‘anee- here as “Editha" in “The Burglar.” “All » that glitters" is a very funny farce com~ edy. In this it is said Harry Lindley ap-N pears in one of his funniest roles.

MURRAY Rrvsa, P. E. I.-I have en-p

tered upon my third year of laborfamong the many warm-hearted brethren on this fleld.¢ The past few years have witnessed many tangible proofs of their love for us. I believe we are united. Our last annual and roll-call meeting was pronounced by the brethren to be the best experienced for many years. Our Sabbath services are well attended. The W. M. A. S. continues to be a place of interest. We intended holding spiritual services this winter, but were hindered by the bad roads. Our, greatest need is for more of the mind of Christ. The contract for finishing inside of our new church has been given to Mr. T. Cook,to be completed by October next. Many of the brethren are sacrificing much t 7 erect this buildih in Murray River

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Stillwe are in' great need of funds. Please brethrenfand friends will you help us.-~ H. CaR'iER,Pastor.-Messenger 8: Visitor.

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WE SHOULDN’T ASK YOU to invest

your money in a bottle of Adamson’s Bo- tanic Cough Balsam if we were not sure it

will do_you good. Humbug is a deadly el- ement in business. 25c. al Druggists.

"Hughes Creosote Mixture” has hada

very large sale this winter. It is unequal- led for the treatment of Chonic

Coughs Bronchitis ag?) Asthmatic affect- ions. Price 35c a ttle at “Hughes” Apothecaries I-I`all. sat&wed7 & w

Discovered New Laiids and

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.inamv J. stone, who has just resumed

from the arctic, where he was sent by the American Academy of Natural History, made many valuable and interesting dle~ eoveries during his journey. He also found mistakes in the present maps of the region. The most important of his dis- N coveries was that of three hitherto un-_ known tribes of Indians, living in the far*

the most advanced physically and intel# lectuallyof any of the natives of Alaska Q and the adjacent country. During the winter of 1@8-'99 Mr. Stone traveled more . than 3,000 miles on sledges drawn byf'

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