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& & es he = © © © ~ - a c - oe : ; > © e we : : * > & . & é & ce e e ; : & a : : ; ;: : . . - : ; * e * © = 6 » e © e 6 e o «© be e © e e e a e e S 7 se * o @ e & * @ = o & : : I 2 : : a . : e & ; eut. The button consists of two parts,ivto | * a . . . you as her guest to her inland garden, | @ . Sorts. te. neceemwecms, Yoostla, Penn, | Ween toe tonooe eorooeed tame. We don’t have to ent prices; good tailoring always commands within her courtyard gate—and be] 8 - s = ; EEEENGER, VY > «Un When the two parts are pressed together e e . ! li sure she will not do so unless you pre- 6612 VY Tia } ar a : ’ 4 ale 7 . : en a 7 e This and many other cures prove that | between abe thumb and — _— good prices, our prices are very low consider ing t ié qua ity of sent unquestionable credentials—if she ‘ : ce ae ee ee cae ee eee Vv e will call her stately tignoned negress The 1e intestine grows together, an open- ¢ Yr . Y ° neg ~1® . Ww _ o- . e b.: / a Sane ; eee ae ukiaenult oan work turned out. V eC ar: making an elegant serge suit for Madelaine, Celeste, Marie or Zulime, > for the next two Ww eeks s ae ne wpe a a e ho answers her in her own tongue is the latest invention in time. When itis completely enveloped by @ © . a e S17 50 ' sf { w , : eue,i@e is the lates es 0) © Ss. 7 new tissue, ao re — the —— 3 } SS WS. 0; Aa be autiful worste : suit for f . * eae ib d 0 “8 — oe kg an ne court 3 plates for artificial teeth > ” of disease so thoroughiy that the button "' j : 2 t 2° ! | k | 1 d eside tne Oleander tree and the crepe- | @ . ¥ is Sarsapari lla becomes detached by the decomposition of \Y wear and hold its coior,; not ins 1Ke a id t we Cl y. 11s £00 Ss apde-4h Gees spa sas en : ai Manidiiioaiatl Combina- § 6 tissue holding it, and it passes off. An- ¢ e . ‘ th id of the ti further serv. : i ie li } . tl ‘ s : nse ee ee a 2 ¢ e maid of the tignon to further serve} @ tion Plates—lighter than e Sethe One True Iilood Purifier. Alldruggists.g1. | Otber recent discovery in surgery is a new we import direct from Glasgow, Scotland. you with orange-flower syrup or|$ Wood. thin as paper, and ® ae nme ea Mase, | Dowdle with ane nome ae aes eee ‘ d | thimble glasses of liqueur or anisette . , bb as pay , . -_ Lisappears i 2 i iil i i> , . . ° > . ‘ 40 Hood's Pills ad | sues and reappears when the pressure is | 4 Our wonderfal double and twisted Bannockbura t ye from shining old silver tray, you] Stronger than steel. | A § — < > wes removed. The eye is sprung into a slot on ° 4 : . s | : will, perhaps, feel that the great bat-|g@ great success, ani ound 6 2s Soy Copeve wide ae tae mestig Nbr He () «uit at S £6.00, Is still a fav orite with customers who snow a tened door has been, indeed, a consery- ° e vive satisfaction ° o1 point. {[t is the invention of a prominent | | . “ er of good old ways, and that its offic £ Bi rile gi: : Q Tl . é & ys, rat its office | @ 2 lide ae P. u Island halway surgeon who aimed to secure a stronger good thing when they see it ie same goods arc sold every is a worthy one, in preserving the}® | TEETH EXTRACT: § e aeedio with an eye Whlcn could carry S| / ° t flavor of a picturesque hospital- ED FREE by : f 2 pies hid , inch <keak Gedataae ius Uetens-cieee . ° oO A | a 2 . swee a Pp sque hospital-|@ ny use of & one —— worpe =. ot a aie \ otk relegn : ver ; (' day ilk the city at Sis. 9 a suit. ust opened, cases rew ity whose Old World fragrance is still : the Famous Berlin Meth- @ a ins of this NailW a} run i ork elegra . ° ° le au 5 cS th oaf e Sundays excer ted) as fo! ows .— ————$—$$__—___—- 7 ‘ . ; Vy . os Tv B , ra d h unspoiled by innov ations, and un- v ‘ “ -” “ e The Thirsty Baby. | | spring cloths, ¥ oF steds. Serges. yke, elw arp. an ot er tainted by emulation or contact.” . od. Whena stor par- & . : : - | . eS ns ( Trains In A lady tells the story that « burb tial set of tee h aie = R STATIONS. urd. Read : ' w ed iy a | a baby tecno ‘il oe ood 48] akes. ce ee es : P 1 3 d y ri | sini ct ~

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7 passengers and the ve ry evident distress of a good view were buyers, coarse-look-|@ iree ofc large aid a SOL U- e 210 700 Charlottetown . } ‘Perhaps baby wants a drink,” suggestec \ i rerv i 3” : 19). . Royalty ] tion.| 2 50} 9 SOT a4 ewer { | woman ‘She took a tiny cup >: = ee sevmed to take a oe detail. 2 Ss 417 8.2 ian, | Se OE tects Sk tected nee cei tne eee i The merchant conducting the sale] ¢ Remember we vse only °

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3 7|.. Hunter Ri 1 49) 8 51) to the ceying child, who drank eagerly and y ‘|! 'R oe : : an : ny © a os i. Brad ; 1 15) 8 17 aad to sleep pre ante “Do 0 Soa THE GREAT BARGAIN Gil ERS. lating with great vehemence. He : the best gocds in Our @ 5 13 9 OO... Emeral 1 07) 8 08) give ita drink of water?” she asked the ) turned to one of the pens, which was|@ work. S 5 Z7 9 15).. Freetov l2 53) 7 54] mother. “Ob, no,” wasthe reply, “but she - a filled with young Circassian women, : ® 5 47 9 36). Kensington .... 12 33) 7 33] basa sup of gin now and then.”—Postor . FLL EDEDEDES ES 28 : <A S SE sss <>< most of whom were very handsome. $ a °

. s — I > a Z L > oy NS — LS oi. * e 62W1010Ar( ) Lv. 12 00) 7 00) courier WS sR SPP De ES LP DD EP DY EP ED” ED EP GP They were seated close together on the : e ele so Ly | oo ten 7 a ee acme ey LE a . 2 ground in an attitude of listless de- : > 111..Mi 10 10) : : asm aga, spondency, their white garments flow- e 3s 1 37|.. Wellington 9 47 or — HITT’S HANGING STORY. fhree Disti:ct Lines of Work, ing around them, and asthey gazed up| @ 2 219. Port Hill .......; 9 @ a oo of Temple College Sunday evening. at me with their sad, dark eyes, I felt > ~ 3 34. .O’Leary 5 00 The Lady Came to See the Fun and Did Net | Mr, and Mrs. George W. Robb active painfully how they must envy the free] « ; > 3 58 . . Bloomfield ; : a Want to Miss It. mem bers = on eee — whose and happy stranger who came to look 4 { e S DS .. AaB e+ 2+ ores) 5 Se 7e Hi d hang- | happy wedded life is of eighteen years on them in their infamy and misery * ° = ees Representative Hitt tells a goo g . . WaekeerT ) y y- e 5 0 Fienish ...- q 7 ing story. It happenad when his father an ane nt a inthe} HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL. The dave trader came forward tel s : be : was sheriff of an Lliinois county. ‘There | act, and they took their > - an lowed by a phlegmatic-looking Turk, | @ . a 1) 20 | had been a murder, and in due course of | nen oo — a ee —— and, seizing one “of the women by the] ® : a gp ameeriangge tonalite hh | time the guilty man was ‘> adorn the | How ral part of the floor was roped | arm, forced her to stand up before this | © : 2 50). . Royalsy i J waiting scaffold. Great pressure had been e ce par or When von want to dye votton or mixed . : ; es -\e ° ) 2) .B owas := a brought to bear to induce the governor | Of. and as Mr. Conwell took a position) | 1. . ie: and lasting black. use only} ™®™ who, it appeared, wished to buy | § a e 3 SO) Ar. | wt | Lv 9 0 7 e ‘s sentence. That | t one end of the enclosed space a door | 7000* 4 OCCr & ; her. He proceeded to inspect her, very | @ ° ; MtStew BE i to commute the man’s senten ; h Sie aie d a| Viamo:d Tye Fast Black for Cotton and : : e 6 4 JOjLv.J p Ar.) S oO ‘iclal had made up his mind fo exercise | 96 the opposite end swung open and a ’ 1 : much inthe same manner as he might . © 5 5 1 8 1 © P air of daintily-attired little flower-bear-| Mi-ed Goda; fast and permanent as the : = Over Store 5 S..d rel 8 a. | executive clemency, but fore-seeing & Bes Lage ono - coupled wheels. After | cock of G bralter, have examined a horse or a dog, and] @ > 5 <- Be ar River ae 7 0S } uplendid opportantty - a oh _ making a few turns around the arena, For dy+ing over goods and garments his decision was unfavorable; he : YP) ove CQ} oO ] Cis s { 6 40) Souris : 6 20 | concourse of his constituents In fhe | lb | they were joined by five sats of brides-| cLat are: Il pure wool, if you want aj turned away with a contemptuous|@ ee gee 2 6 40 - wo terest of his re-election, he concluded to ia ; » decaiie tap otea Ebi theda 4 asthl *k ‘ ie Dia-| movement of the head, and the slave-| ® : . > Ww. i A. M. ge te tte come of the hanging, seeks 0 | Sr Oe ee ee ee ent ae ast biack, ube Only : ’ : . O-en in the eve: ings e 4 10) .Mt. Stewart 8 5O ‘ me | speech while the preparations were going | bride and zroom, all similarly mounted. | mond D.e Fast Black for Wool; a dye un-| merchant, in a rage, thrust back the] @ i 5 ° 5 22]. .Cardigas 7% co and at the last moment stop the exe- | The oo — were a. equailed for strength, purity and brilliancy ] unfortunate girl, who sank down|§ trom 7 to 8 e ~ a aciaabaiedd 7 . ‘ a , d Miss Marian Neisser, Frank Barto] of chad« tanaka her comanions {6 i Se e {5|. .Georgetown 710 aia ca Ty + Dp C0 cution. an * ) e ie : rembling among her companions ae e ' gn A. M Dozens of Ulsters and Overcoats at INV OICE PRICE. An enormous crowd of spectators was | #nd — ae — — For « yeing silk and feathers a beautiful | captivity, This scene was as much as|®2@@ce@eee> eee0ses< ec0ese oo M . with cost of selling added. gathered on the fateful day and while a - other o~ Sa "ie heel 5 | and la ting black, use only Diamend Dye we could stand, and we left the place sania sp tides eal els Sc i 5 15| .Emerald ..... 7 Ww) 7 a. * this lin’ of goods than we may the poor wretch was bring made ready | Aart an a M on ae Wish yD! Fast Flack for Silk and Feathers, This hurriedly at once; it is well indeed that 6 05|..Cape Traverse ..| 7 00 ME Pe bye mere S Se an’ SS Ce ; fet thy deap the Grey” ae * ‘the holtar achinine ease Manter Seetien isarewdye prepared specially for the} such sights can be witnessed no more DERADDAAADOAAARADDDDDDADNS Pp. M A. Me be able to sall this season, we make this genuine offer to dis- ' platform and began his harangue. Some roa aed Sten ns Gee work.and when used according to the at least in Europe : . . ’ i ercrncticcns _ ————_——— wa O : ; r ae liad ] ros lv > ‘tise You | one not knowing what was in the gov- simy le directions gives the most perfect ° a : " se of them We mean t» seit exactly fs we at CY e. ; ok Suh to circulate a peti- Pink cycling suits, with leggings and : : u Trains are run by Eastern Standard Tim | pOse 0 1em. ; op : hi haw at acta al cost to! ernor's on 2 oe raving that the | jaunty caps to match, added to the| ~4t! faction. : : : Flexible Glass. : A McDONALD, D. POTTINGER. seldom get an apporiunity like Luis to yuy @ actu: O's ; — creamanh Pp ofaur dant © charms of the fair maids. Their escorts Tor the three Jines of dyeing just men- Scarcely a month passes without ppnar ene eee > — ae "" Sasuae - ee Mg onclon. NB retail. — and it pasang it from hand to hand it | Were knickerbookers and had pink carn- | ‘0 ed = yon a de on rs B so an our being informed of some new appli- and every kind of Bowel Complaint is | we —: _ ; : r dye nd see that eac : kaa . | Raiw vy Office, Jan! . 1897 . ’t consider it necessary to be continu lly harp } came to a gawky country beau, who had rete Precio st SS mil es a coor “Desaaal cation of glass in art or commerce, but e e nt a : oe PES seem ME W e don t consiaer 1 neces oe J " been married that day and had brought Seas hi es, she carrvin big bunch 3: “ag there is one form of glass which 1s Un- { aif- b er ) a aed it fhe gool quality of work done in our his wife to the hanging to see the fun. . ee a Jfoobag. boo vie known to most people, namely, soft | ~ € Yj ~ He pondered deeply over the question ‘ me ame 60 wed bee bh age , glass or glass paste. Yet it is hund- | This is a true statement and it can't be . Yh 8 : = whether tosign it or not, when the bride aiier tae = of red an ue on the UR LN TY ra reds of years old | imade too strong ortooemphatic. | v \\ ag gta _ ee en Slowly they circled about and then; Ff VE The old Roman glass makers carried | It is a simple, safe and quick cure for |p , ene ie ae a the hang-| lined upin front of the minister, dis-] Pegi 0 ¢ to the grave their secret method of | Cramps, Cough, Rheumatism, We've come all the way to see the hang Amma gaat tye gait sy = : : | a é a ; 2? in’. and ef you put yer name dewn wa| Mounted, and the pledges of eighteen | CTT seeer Rieti i preparing a glass paste which they Celie, Colds, Neuralgia, [5 a you pat 7 years before were renewed. —Philadelphia > ul ‘ ; the the weary | modeled cold, just as we model clay | Diarrhea, Croup, Toothache. vail wali Record. re sleep comes down to soothe the w : : : ; TWO SIZES, 25c. and 50c. eyes, This malleable glass, upon which you Wie \ i es on Skins, om i The Oil Stove. ae day with ceaseless care have could get the impression of your finger . . “ i The home of vellum as 8 materia Clean your oil stove every day when er ad acai s . rith dough. gave off « a oe ‘ ate ; ‘ ant ‘ B ~] n ; : The magi ld which from the seeker flies; | exactly as with dough, gave off a mos We are no amateurs, but are confident that we are } writing a ae a ~~ “> you fill it. Allow no dirt or oll to aceu- Ere dreams ‘put on the gown and cap of stinannt perfume at be oad ‘ : 58) that the lonians used skins 1 the stove. Don’t cut the wick thought, a i position to do as a hecaure they could not get papyrus. = oe co aaa «ag cabs oan And make the waking world a world of Another variety made by Ce Senos s Similarly Eumenes II, King of Per- carefully remove thread of wick with of aor ‘mest palpable, ancouth, forlorn, had qualities similar to ont er; 1 a ; gamum, when the jealous Alexandrians | goigsors. Don’t turn the fiame below the| That say life full of aches and tears and | Were thrown down forcibly it re- | =C aSS ( yr would not supply papyrus for his new dome; it runs best at medium height sighs; bounded; if struck with a hammer it | library, did the best he could with the | Always use the best oil and wick, a more than dreams the soul | yielded and immediately resumed its E vellam - = page Sere To extinguish, turn it low before| Ere sleep comes down to soothe the weary original shape. It is related that the ie ik . . fe i, Fo have | eee 8 Bee eS a blowing out the flame. See that your eyes. Emperor Tiberius ordered a workman's as any within a radiusof a thousand miles of us. We have of Charter Pegamena from his capital, | stove js filled each day before Nghting. | _ : yan so von ne ur to do it. Kixtra good value given} and theuce carried down to us the appel-| - coterie Ere sleep comes down to soothe the weary 3

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road thres times as much as he can carry on his back; on a good macadamized toad, nine times as much; on a plank road well laid and in good order, twenty- five times as much; on a smooth stone pavement, thirty-three times as much, and on a steel railroad, fifty-four times as much as he can carry.

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| thie Gecher upon the dhieh ned oft ° . ss 4 ° sacredness within. _ The Creole lives bearing the name S. S. tht rs iSeees then iste = some y PATS; all our ¢ ustomers know it, if wv u don t know if ord = ane + et = White & Co., are the ey kaw baneenireal tay Wik tertanthe _s : ame, his great-aunt, perhaps, an ‘ ; re listeners, would have made a book of the- yeu can find ou t by leav ns your order for tull dress sil t, Dp. nenaine to half his children, after liv- standard for the world. trical history and anecdote unrivaled in ° s ’ her sheltered d di instr ; 8

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The Exam | | —_ -&le Read i 4 Li R } t P SPRSCRIPTION * AOOL Ne ~ eo » ’ Y Bias n Bi soeee aee i _. | AT LOWEST PRICES i me _ sresnieentrarpmnisienreadiiiore ia one Year #4.00 : : a | } Os a menths 1.00 fERMS : Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Enripides. Single Oopies Two Oents | iRY THIS OFFICE ~~ . ‘onth O35 i ae ni Pp Any par Canada or the e : re A aida siiinidiaibiiitieniasa ssdenbienineiciy ae oo | gpited 8 ——_——“———— , ‘ re a ' si ‘We Can Handle any kind of . maine Job Printing. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER ; 0! er rie x 8 mace vy - 7 r a "3. ¢ : bac ver | medals) VOL 37. CHARLOTTETOWN P. BE. ISLAND, TUFSDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1897 NO 33 BY AMINER PUBLISHING CO end is ‘ - , ” r : t vuln ~ j - ‘i the !a : lO 8 i ae oa = — a - a —_——— — : —— = a } p ee ie oy | : ga wee Lew NT hw THE CREOLES OF NEW ORLEANS, | C@@@s00eceee20eee09e0eee0 . . - re dwin Booth and Lawrences Barrett. | ; ; ~ + P. ~ cil RE ng ite a 2 : yom use|... . et ae oy Sx DDS BS BG POEPEE Ss Intense Conservatism is Their Distinguish: |§ Just a word about our 3 <= \ ~— = ~ s 1% the two 2 en Was is intimate laa sohensl | i a st wasin a business way. A few years : - “One of the most distinguishing gt Pe: Mr. Booth’s junior upon the stage of the ‘ AAT YT qualities of the Creole is his conserva- | nee ld, = Barrett was o M oe = sup- me re i CG tism,” writes Ruth McEnery Stuart in , port at the very outset of Mr. Booth’s ca- . s : ow ‘ticle oa ws ye a Ww ive nh reer aS astar performer, an 1 for many sea- j 7’ 7." . = ernest le _ A People Who Live aka do Gs eee ee a Amid Romance,” in the Christmas f\ Nandita ahandl Gender nella ot oaahl SE ; a Ladies’ Home Journal, “His family t tions and in every variety of tragedy and X traditions —— of obedience and esa ie ; comedy, going home together many hun- | ¥ It begins in his church and ends in his wt 1: dreds of nights to a simple supper of bread | wine-cellar, He cares not for protest- nae . one — eee incial hote I, ante an ‘AY TLD) c > rd ing faiths or new vintages. His re- as 0 Pe renghy mh leg Ba se ie a ¥ INL tendition Gosd sooagh’ for his ensee: L grillroom | 1¢ Players in Ne ork. | ¥ tradition. Good enough for hi ces* After Mr. Barrett's affectionate care of hiscom- | os ee wer panion i. sendin — ae "we “ MINESES Ne of ass a> a tors, are they not good enough for him ce only during their professional engage \ F > > and his children? His most delightful we ied ments, but during the bright holiday sea- / home is situated behind a heavy bat- — sons spentin Mr. Barrett’s summer house Y a) ] t } d “' k tl t our Mr J tened gat somb d f biddi tory H Os Ty Gaksaesd on Gia Moloneiuactin anda Where are a few people yet who aon now thia : Fe rp et amen arr Aga aro Lee It is a well known fact oan : i i i

; . 205920200 202020-8 2900-8 2020202020292 eyes, paste similar to that described in anci- a t Ata al treme cart, tii] ag oetene of, Conseee- to es aemeransenacata What phantoms fill the dimly lighted | ent writings. You can drive nails into at reduced p} ces, ) tinople. Shortly before that event arose < room; aie ciel dea: Rane Se AV ILLER the celebrated tibrary of Pamphilns, at/| “ — peer sae ee Seema eee = 09 yOu Can IRV tea, 3 ila ae Caersarea, in which as St. Jerume_ re- 3 *: ahetna.. on » oe ~ JT STRIKES HOME! NO R ESERV EK ee lates, the later manuscripts at least were 2 ff oF $8] What echoes faint of sad and soul-sick S - iS) » 0 Bag Shaye po rag oF mj ane tg ‘3 : A pon f indefinab! i Chase’s Ointment Cures All Skin Irrite Cc ll d 5 i f f 2 nd pangs of vague, indefinable pain i a an see tls ag c at iS h18 °C Jew = ever one a JE WEL ee ere — re, eee ee ao +] That pay the spirit’s ceaseless enterprise, tions. . Look ay this 11st of “Jewe 8, and ¢e J - vellum. Then we read of Constantine | * Come thronging thro’ the chambers of the and a perfect working stove: - Peerle-s Jewel, Little Jewel ordering from Eusebins, of Caesarea, * 9 so) rain, Of the mauy ckis itt i | ; ~ : “oo E “ Jewel Pisio lewel fifty manuscripts for his new capital, 3 Ere sleep comes dewn to soothe the weary diseases, eczema is R s BK 2 J ( sS' I os Mystic Jewel, Sterling Jewel, sippre *s . — : 2 containing the New Testament, for | & oe PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR. one ot the worst Grand Jewel H.om2 Je wel. Magic J ewel, Forest Jewel, Fire | which he instructed his Governors of the i ; ! id E ‘ oa al gy the St teal y smrand Jewel, ML? ’ o. \ J l Leader Je l neighboring provinces to supply that| 6% * The points of the perfect bulldog as The one effective amper 8 orner, THE GREAT King Jew |, Jumbo Jewel, Manitoba ewe ; * er 1 Tw eminent but shifty man with tae best 3 % | established by the judges of the pres- remedy so far dise : a. F . i ; yi . clin Jewel, Cottage Jewe WC] antelope skins. Vellum manuscripts, so | ° nt day may be noted. The nose is | £.°% ; \ covered for it is Dr. Family Medicine of the Age Ni-te Jew el, Clipper k rank!io Je ’ "| os Kit iil far as we know, continued to be few and S omeia ee aind Seem are numerous 3. ‘ vy .> Chase’s Ointment. It © @ ® e©eeo6e¢e6 @ og Taken Internally, It eee light Jewel, Oakl ind Jewel, Bonanza Jewe —- = eo rare to the eighth century. By that time “3 * wrinkles on top of the nose, between She " we mai es “on iy . iy 2 = - ° 7 ¢ Z .> a Af ” . Diarrhea, Cramp, and Pain oo te o Jewels ranging in price from $4.09 up to $200.000 the capture of Alexandr.a by the Mo *e * the eyes and on the forehead. The Oo V4 ee i known to fail. Mr. € tf MENTHOL & Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, ots more Je . renn oe : a | ify osit aan hammedans in 638 A. D. had produced | g¢ fe] lower jaw projects slightly—i.e., is un- GRACIE AITON. Avdrew — A:ton, o! ° & re Coughs, eto., etc. Every Jewel Stove is a “TEWEL. Then i — Walil 0! 4 diminution in the supply of papyrus. S Oa S| deréhut. The two jaws and the nés- one weit aia eae 5s —1% 5 PLASTER rs 4 an . . . , * : a ; ; t , ” es 3 r, race Lilia, aget Weed Externally, It Cure ther kind of stove lcok at this list:—Red Clouds, Globi-! Nevertheless, the latter material was | fs *s | trils present an extensive flat and rect-| ¢heee and a half. was a dreadful suf-| © « Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, cp:ains, ob -_ “a4 il *7@9: and Sy" a used till the middle of the tenth century, | ,? oa angular surface. The lower teeth are] feger from canteen for three vears. We @| _Thave prescribed Menthol Plaster ina number | @® Toothache, Pain in tne Fuce, Neuralgia, | Heaters, both with and withoutdrume, all sizes; ¢ AZ UC) when it is caloniated that the manufac: | § | properly even, but lovers of the pic-| tried a number of alleged eurss and sev- of case of bealgic 8d tieutnatle )lua. and ee ee Waterloo. Niagara, Star, Success, Standard, Perfect. Maritimn| ture of it in Kgyps ceased. | By this time | <4 d if “| turesque often prefer unevenness. The] ero’ doctors, but all witnout effect. | Ql pessanines offs spotcation W.M. Canran- 1@ No article ever attained 10 such unbounded popular. ate ae inc ? ? . If cannot suit 7oue the cursive writing on vellum was in +} an you ° head is large and round, thus contri-] Her’s was indeed a bad case. Her little Ihave used Menthol Plasters in several cases ity. —Salem Ubserc<r nsitheettiens od the tebe: W smorian la id a great m wy more. { we Cé a full swing. Nota few of such mann- | %% $$] buting to the general air of solidity. |] body wae entirely covered with rash. e ttrertenintindenseni acne 6 eee ae ee magic elects 1m eoothing the “pane All kept in Stock at the scripts have survived in the archives of . know why we * The ears are thin.and neatly bent over] One day our lecal druggist, Mr. Wm. @) 5,2 oomE MLD Washtnaton, Dc. relief. . re pee, ane ke w it to be @ good artidle.—Cimcm- you are ha to pic as?. I Ravenna; homilies of Avitus, sermons 4 = nant 065 Th chast i very deep il RB. Thistle. recommended me to try Yr. Re yt ee e@ ane Aapatch . i ‘ ‘ co Op. ie - ant : : ~ io * R ©, or < Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain-Killer, which Is ° ‘ and epistles of St. Augusti e, works of 2 end 3° oe diets are ehtct and Chaece's Ointment. I did so, and four e ask thasouias Paina, , e : te most valuable family medicixe now ip use.— Tennessee City Hardware Store Hilary, ‘Antiquities’ of Josephus and| ! recomm it s ne oad. The hs “ ee ee aes - agen slineel a eemebate teen ont canned y secular * * hae real merit; as a means of removing eS. - TON { ( @ various other writings are to be found ; * re a Ba heey gente our child.” e Price Saris & Lawsense On. RAG, € itis se r 4 reputation equal to Perry Day ss 2 a “ ; © i : : : 7 : oat | i “ ’ R. B. NOR : . io cuminen aipta deaneeinaiie ti 4 ww 2 Senne! wactibos a suggestion of bow- Dr Chase's Ointment is just as effee- $6 S ee Davis: "Sad evecywsens large ttle tS “ae in common use in the sixth century.’’ : e leggccness. The feet are round and 3! tive for piles, salt rhewm and sores of *2;¢6e¢e@e28eee#8e@ — — ae —— Besides this, cursive writing did not : BE SURE AND GET THE 5 well propertioned size. The body is all descriptions. For sale by all dealers ae Very large bottles 50 cents. first appear in the tenth century perfect : :" % short from the shoulders to the begin- and Edmanson, Bates & Co., manufactur- : fee ie SE iia . = complete, as has been a ; GENUINE. * ning of the hindquarters, and rather: { ers, Toronto ; price 60 cents. TENDERS A A McLEAN 0) C Adve Seors kn bow tong, Don shri oe aa. “ thin, or fine, s» that there is lightness SLANE . F . ’ E ie e t ] bl f ae or tong, before the Christian te GY ‘| where there carnot be much strength. There is nothing to equal Chase's Lin- op Le Barrister, de | ‘Lhe home circulation 18 the ee roe Novel Wedding Ceremony. ; = The hindquarter. are large and strong, | seed and Turpentime for severe colds and Tendera will be received by the wndersign- ; Se ”

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