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Bay every

_mnmwhs

J. _ AUGUSTUS BENTLEY

Barrister and Attorney ‘

_Oftizez Upstairs Blece Brick Bulliiiliiir '_ _ ”

I sUMMERsmi:. P. E; I

Manny to I.9s`n'on good secur-

ity 'of land at moderate rate of

interest. ' '

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Physician and Surgeon.

News Scotts Wool.

else

wear Canada, Scotia wool, is

Staniield s

Undenivqar

The wool - process- knltting- workmanship-all oomblns to

_ produce tho best woolen Under-

>rr~..

- ~v/ear Stsnilsld's. Ever gar-

ment is guaranteed unshrink-

‘ able. by the only guarantee

worth considering-“money back ll unsatls setoyy."

lilo winter., `

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% 5 £ 3

P 0 W N A _L__ S T R, E E T, nousaicsevnir IN cAN.\uA 1'.o usa

Opposite St. Jqseph’s Convent.

OURS-U til I 'cl cksm 1 to 3

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P' nl" 7 1° 8 P' nf' I»2'6 dw U ng(‘l‘l|lc:t‘li“I!’erli`rvmeh Lys

\ _

A. F. MILLER, M. D. C.M. rnrsicnii it suaosoii

OF`FiCE_~Kc-iit Street, opposite

Davis 8: Fraser’s P;-.ckingEstrrbiislr

l'I` IS T0 THB ADVANTAGE OP EVERY

. . . . . . . .

Imperial Baking Powder.

Olllctt's Crssm Tsrtar.

Royrl Yeast Cakes. '

0lliett's rirrmmoth Blue.

flogic Bsklhg Sods. __ _

' Ullisws Washing Crystsl.

_ snot Fon ovm 50 vlsiis. _ issrsstrsiczo meal

me-nt. _ .

Telephone 41. ' ‘

. r'-i4 dw 3m

ruurvi F033 saos. Produce Commission Merchant:

_ ss |si#0iu>‘i~i noihuino _

_R,_ov,_i.i§_' ST. ttAr.iFA>_t, _i;i._s ..§::,“.ri;2‘;.°n:a‘;nn.j_°¢r.:.::.:t:°, ..:::.:. _ |¢,¢~s¢¢,., ,.rr;riemrtte_ worn uv- Mute' 'nz ‘»-.-mit orr svvllcsirnh. £°\'~ili"i'¢““

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iiiiiiiiii i. ii. iifiisii, i i.

' (uARvAiiD_) iisiiiiisrizic /mu ir1“l0itNir‘i1-/i'r-L/rw

Cqr. Queen and Richmond sis., o_h'rown ~'.l_ilsn_l\one, House i158, Oiii e 48. _

WIA". 0. UORSON, K. 0., C. GAVAN D UFFY

llilorson & Duff)

-_ , _ srrririrr-r rir‘ri‘/mor-rrryr. _‘ q Broyrrs liters, Charlottetown, P. B. 1. 'sfo r..o_A.:.\i ‘__'_.r:r;iioirors for noni iisrrir or oorrrf s.

rg rr . - f _

E.V__V.GlLLE°i'1’ ‘E?rlr‘i’4fi‘r‘i

‘_ 1-oi1orrro.oirr.

Wear "Staniield's-_" _

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DR. E. iii. ll/_lacI_il_ENZIl`: 'Diseases of women and chlldrerl; ' " ` ' ' “ ' ‘ " ‘ ` ‘Oilice Kent Street, next door to 101111- V

son’s»1_':_rug Starz; Teiegilroxg T _ , ll _

R o e e e- , _

pliof1;2;g?e'OiiicExl&il<1>\r|r‘;, 9~1d o. rn., G ’ i p. in., 7-8 p.1n. xo dw3m. _ __ ARI; _ _

BEAVER

f lNever Fails.

- Beaver Flour uevcrdisap- poiutsthecopk. '._'I`heba.king always turns out right-be _cause lleaverF1our is always the |s_me_,=whei.her you buy

ar small sack or s harrel.

Beaver Flour is rr

' 'blénd of Manitoba Spring

Wheat and Ontario Fall

‘ Wheat. It contains all 'the .

nutrimeut ofthe wheat kernel. Makes bread and biscuits-cake and pastry-= that are as healthful and strengthening, ss they are white, delicious and inviting.

1' _., -

Eiiitrsiin ~ Downing €o’y

_ , _gr_r;s';iso_lo_r\\I*ier¢:_hants.

_ ~‘.iiririi_fr»,f r~rrrwforrrrrrirr..rr_ ossslgirrrrhrrrr ri ._\» s. rruriri oroarror

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nil; iiiiri=riiiN Hoi Ei ‘1,_`, S .J'<L'>_l:l.t\,J§T.B.,

lrvsrloolring the iieurtiful King squsre. Mm

etri iii e ery derail. hewly painted and re- ar tiirbnflwiit. Phe only hotel in th qt iii psivs s lswn and gsrdens.

ll. MIDI WILLIS. CBAB CAIIPBELL

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~ Barrister, soilriior, Nsisry, rio. _

$‘ri"2.".’rl"rl3Zi-.,'°i’."ir.°"lf“' "‘°`

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s'~¥.i'iu!:’.i’:’..$~._......i:‘:;',~'..a':.‘: .sneer rrrroir.‘irhiy oi rv. r.. rrrmrrr. x.c.

Nrmip skis Queen saturn. Worrsv to Isis.

lXel.éhhfi¢.E. ` ` (lioasld ldckinaon

MeLl_Al Ir- IIIQKINIIOM,

At Your Grocer’s. _

SAFE

in any Climate und at any ,Season

_ s Pll._LS_. »

llc] sttlllsf tlir Liver s's|’lt¢lisys r ttsrs liek lssllszl, Fssl sr lllssr|_l}ll Stamsuh, lslItssI¢¢_|_tl|`stisii_,Clssns‘sps4 Psrllythu mrs -rs rrrsrr ri. snr .mimi u.i_|rr,.

r Donn llrsiv ngsutis. _ __` ' `

IQ lllvl lYll‘l"§ll\l. 256? " X.

E ol DY iuhr ol uimrr or white

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U_I§`llsvlt7dlos\,'prtés nge. per hottie.

I h I _r-=i="`i"”‘-‘

.HAYi Hnvi

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50 ch loads now at Picton, srrlvin

krhorrt sir: for loud each dsydirt _gieorgé own. _n quo rc u rin e eliv

lshoulli send hir orclers otgoue:!,to secfil-I turn in good i me. ' -

try* .f,».:_

Thwlio

Chris mus if’

lv t s. wllditr /J

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The night was clear und cold _. John Thornton stepped out on to the main street ot Biiver Bow from the hot, heavy. limoke don atmosphere of the Nevada saloo , from the rattle of chips and the whii: of the roulette wheel, the fresh, clear morning air Birucli into his lungs with peculiar grntefulness. The stars seemed pur-

ticularly pure and fadiunt after tho. yellow oil tiara he had left He gave a sigh of satisfaction and started up the ugly, struggling street for the Engle hotel

Thornton had come into Silver Bow

to “have fun." Out on hls"ran_ch among the foothills the stir and life of the town, the 'streets iilledfwlth cowboysgiud miners in to get their Christmaslng, the store windows bright with toys and trlnkets, the' crowded duncc hulls, the _thi‘q_!`iged "sul6o'us, `hud pointed themselves in vivid and mov- ing colors, und yet after an nfternoon and night of it all he was uzzied and rather disgusted to' liud' the plsnsure already pulled. I There wus u spirit in tho ulr that breathed of the coming Christmas, but ,what uivalled it when there wus no one to keep Christmas for -no chick nor child nor wife nor sweet- heart for whom to buy presents? So ruinlnntlng, Thornton strolled slowly hcdwnrd ut 2 o'clock in the morning, when other strangers in Silver' Bow were at their llvellest This for a man just ot! n lonely ranch and lu search of pleasure argued. something wrong., And then he 'noticed ii boy. The boy

had loitered up the street just uhcod of him in nn objectless, purposelcss wuy thut concordcd neither with the hour noi' ii spirit of revelry by night. He looked as if lic was trying to pass the time. He hung before store windows. stopped to pet a forlorn and vugrunt cnt or halted before »n saloon to rub the nose of a cuyuse whose muster wns loading up within. Thornton caught up with him ns he lounged in front of the Little iDelmonlc_o, staring in at the delicacies displayed to tempt the hungry passer-ham and eggs, pork and beans. little dishes of vegetables, tri- angles of pie. He was ii slender young- stqr, poorly clothed, and his face was thin and pinched.

Thornton studied him carefully from

his shapeless hat to the wornout, rusty shoes. '

“Right nice layout they've got in

here. Kind of makes n man hungry just to look at lt," he said geninlly. “At lczist it does me."

The boy nodded and turned as if -to move "away, _but Thornton put u hunu on his shoulder. ` ' ,'__.,.

“Look ii-here," he snid, "whnt do you

say to dropping in here for n little sup- per, you and I? I’m right hungry my- self, but I just naturally hate to cnt nlonef mid you’d be doing a big favor if you’d join me."

“I huvcu't any money," said the boy. “Wcll, when I usk ii gentleman to

tok-e supper with me I don't reckon for hlm to bring his bank roll along,” _ The boy hesitated and then followed

Thornton into the room.

"A big bcefstcrrk with bucon and

fried onions on the side would about hit us, wouldn't it? And fried potatoes. Thnt's mel" sold Thornton ns ho gnvc» the order to the waiter. “I ccrtnlnly nm glnd I met up with you. I‘d been mighty lonesome eating by myself. By the wny, I_don’t know as I .just-got _your mime?"

“My nnme’s Heywood-Clem Hey-

wood, suh."

“From the south, I-take it_'l", "Yes, suh-No’th Carolina." ~ “I allowed you did. I’m ii Curollnian

myself-thot' is, I was twenty years ago, und I reckon the most of _mc is yet. It’s mighty good to talk with some one froni_tlie_old No‘th_State. I‘ve been

mennlngto go back there §v`er since I came out, but I-hi1vc_n't mn s out to do it. All my kin are dead, and so thcre‘s nothing to go for, except thst l‘d like mighty well to see the cotton shining and get it blto of real co’u bread :ind taste some sc`uppernongs."

The boy listened eagerly. _Ho cumc

from .Iolinston county. Did_Tliorutoii know tlint county? Ilnd he 'ever been on thc Greensboro rond? It was just oil’ the Greensboro road thnt:.he lived- tlic old Heywood plnce-the fihést place ln the world. Did Thornton rerncmber ri big lilproof brlck'11`0uSe with white plllzirs nt the end of un nvcniie just iiftcr you passed Shiloh chapel?

hir. Tlzornton did not, but he knew

other pliiccs'-just." like it and evinced- such lively interest that the boy’s talk. wns only broken by the arrival of _the stozik, not checked. He was as hungry. for tnlk ofhomejoshe wus for food, nnd he poured out all his peut up home- sickness -to the man sitting opposite. Little by 'little he told the tale of his~ wander-ings sinqs"he had run awny from that home, of weary trumps und stolen rides, of scanty food and casual lodging, of hard, dirty, ill paid work done to keep body and soul together and of the constant; bitter longing to see his mother again-the mother to whom he was ashamed to write.

“Your firther's dead?" "Yes, ssh; died when I was iive.”- _ “And your mothers been running the plantation ever since?"

"Yes, suh. It nin't so mighty large. but lt's all we hsd. Tlist°s one reason I run away, so as to get rich and help

" _ - - -_ cxninplo of s'nrultnneoii:ncss. , _ ~ ,_ - - _. _

' her' Mr. lleiiponk -'I`lini.`s dnsy. Just. think ` B

"sl" 'must b° “U “tht pmcky 'My' Required imnicdiotr-ly. (`-oorl cook, of your answer when I proposed to you. i _ M 7

‘ Shipments rrrc mode direct from y ur mother. Does she favor you?" ,_bc____1 wage” Apply ln Mrs I, Mrk" » r »| r '

'ther E. L Hospital has revolved the

1 fil|l¢1“"°K °“ii>iwif1 ililrisir the ruorrtlui

insdeliock

and curly, blue eyes,

too. reckon."

"Yes, suli Shots the prettiest moth'

don t know any lady that can come up,

her. ’ ‘She certainly is mighty line look

ing," returned Thornton heartily as he handed brick the picture.

He paid the hill, and the two went

out into the street.

vrouldu't mind sleeping in u real bed tonight. Well l'vo got ir big double had uv to the hotel, and itii beliust. about u tit for us two. No, sir, ,lin

It ain't the way we entertain our friends back home, and you’ve just got to come niong with mo.”

Thornton did not sleep much thot

night. He_ lriy nwnkc to think of the home the boy described-of its big oaks and ‘chaney" trees. of its clean swept' ysid of white sand, of the negro cabins sitting in tho.inidst_ of cotton fields, ot the long, wiilling culls of men echoing through the woods us uightfrill come and the melancholy crying of the whip-

.A great wave of iomeslckuess swept over the man. What would hc_glve to see it all signin? And why shouldn't hc? Whnt was to hlndcr?

He turned und looked nt the sleeping

boy. “lt wouldn't be rx bud idea," snid lie_thouglitf1illy. “I reckon she'd be right glud to see him. I certainly would like to see the meeting."

s o s o o ' o o It wus Clirlstnins morning` when the

train nt lust dropped Thornton and the boy ut Four Pines Station. They hnd telcgruphed from Sliver Bow they were coming, und the old, rickety cnrringc wus waiting for them, with white wooled Peter grinning on the front seat.

“The mlstls didii't like to come in

because of the drinkin’ un’ drnmmln’, but shc says I wus to bu’ii the grit goin’ brick," he explained us they rat- tled out of the village.

Everything was good to Thornton ou

thnt drive. The crcuking ox carts they passed, the suiihonuctcd women rilb~ bing snuff ut cuhin doors, the thin hounds lying asleep in the sun, the rich, soft voices of the people they met; the gauiit ruzorbncks scuttliiig under the horses’ hoofs, the stick und mud chimneys, the martin gourds swliiglng fi'0m the highpolcs-nil guvc him welcome home and wished him merry Christmas.

He sent: the boy ahead when, nt the

turn of the roud,jthe stately- old white pillnrcd house cams in sight," feeling thiit in the _greeting between mother und son there wus no place for ii stranger, and walked slowly up the grass grown avenue.

She and the boy were waiting for

hiui ut the gate-i1 slender, graceful tig- =ure she was, looking hardly old enough to be the mother of the ind beside h_er. As .Thorutoii camevueiir she run for- "\'v`i1i‘d`un'd`gnve"liii_n her'h11rid. `

“How can I ever rcpny you, Mr.

Thornton,” she cried, “for nil your kindness to my boy and for bringing him brick to me?"

“I don’t know us I did bring him

buck. It seems more like he brought me. I'd never have got started Put for meeting Clem.”

“But ut least I can try to thank you

for my ‘Chrls’mus glf’.' "

“l ought to do the thanking, uJn’um.

If you hnd seen what o. lonesome, sorry Clirlstums I wus cxpecting to hnve the night I met your boy,'i replied Thorn- ton grnvely-"well, 1 reckon you’d sny it was I who got the ‘Clirls'iii_us glf'.’ "

And us events turned out it wus.

orsirrrions Nor .rtwlvs _ NECESSARY. .

Doctors Frequently Mistaken.

“I suil`cr'cri`ux,itol§l agony with piles for

overl,liren»yei\n.'. -'Iwo doctors told inr- iioi,hi`n'g'hiit':fii'oprr~iit.ioii would cure nil-. lhrlel illlYért;iit"rcine4ilcs, hui. notlilng il cl me wily good till I used Pyrniiilrl lfilr- .l\:rc. I lruuglit sit Iiflfy~r:r~nt iroxe?4 iii

tlicd»_|\1;_-5 slrirc, ..iqi_¢i now Iriiiir do iii_\' work nriilgu out wlii-rc In-f<ii'cl siiviil rirnst. ofiuy tiiuclying ilowii. I thiiiik (loci for giving thc ilisc0\'ci'r‘i'tlii~ kiio\\'li-rlgv to ninkc Such ii ciiro. I roi-riuiinciiil ibtfn ‘illiiiy fri-‘nr|.~'. unit if over Iliiivc piles sixliin will r-ci'tnl`nl_v use this rciriiirknlrlri renicily. You r-ri.i\ use this in iiiiy \\'ny you wlrili to ixiukc kiiown llin \i'oiidcl‘i`i1l merit of l’_yr'irii}irl Pilv tjurr-." Mr.-.\Vin. iilucky, BI Mirnraliall Struct., |_'Iliz:thct.li, N.

.l.

The exporiciico of this Indy is t-lint. of

',lroiisii.iiili~i of otlieru who linvc lic-cn mi _sured that notliiiig short. of nn_ operation rivoulrl 'rid tlwiir of llilxrllstr-casing com- plaint. On the foceiofit, itnppcrirs nslf too niuny aurizrions opcrntc iii order tlint. they muy iroup their linnd iii, und lose no iportion of their skill; thcn, ngnlii, too 'runny siirgoons are anxious to experimen- liko the sciciitlilc man in Mark Twnlir' iutlictlc story, of the dog nnrl licr llttlc _i\\ppy),n|]d'1lo iiotlinvo proper regard for ri piti.lcrit.':4 pliy.~»lcnl vtclfni-c or <‘on~ it-ion. Vi'o advise ev.-ry iuiil'orcr to think t.wir:e__ ieforc submitting to un operation for piles, uutl suggest. tlrnt. those lrrtcrcstr\,ri write to tho Pyramid Drug U0., Miu-shrill, Mich., for their little hook on the erin:-ics .ind euro of piles, wlilcli is sont. frcc for the risking.

..i..__- ..____i__.___....,___.

fooox wrinrrso-

vou over saw." said the boy. “L

not going to let ii guest go that way `

poonwlll lu the dusk. ~

of November and December

W Dyer, Klbsrton A #loud 2.59' Oollsotcd by Miss A McFarlane,

Head - ‘ 4.30 Ooiiooiod i»yilnroE..1.arriri,somiio|.o 2.45 "‘ “ Miss A. J. Dockendor-ff, Moulitllope 7.00

.Collected by Misses Wright. and

Y Strong, Summerslde 2li.tX) Collected by ‘ Miss C McLeod,

St. inlay Bridge _ . 9.40

Collected by Miss McGill, city, 22.15 C0l|B0i.i1il li M114 Htlird niiil Miss `

:__ I reckon." Thornton said. “_`ou .Wy,,,_,_cf;y_ `,35_15

_C .ligated _hy Mrs Alex Anderson, "

Orwell, 20.55

Collected by A Friend, pcr Miss Ross, 7.ill Cillectod by Zion Church, city, 17.83 `.Collect.c4l by Albertun Pies. Churcli, MK) Colleotedj by Gui/_on¢lisl_x_, Stnplcy -and _ ' R)_,\stlc0 Pres. Cliurchcu, (Lil) Collected `by Ilnoléct Social, `Ciisciini» poo - \ _ ' ' io.i:i Collected by Miss L Pulitzer, I"ronr:l\

Coliclgtcd by Misses lloustou and

Stevenson, N_e\_\'_ G_lii,~iiiow, 9.00 Collected ‘by Mrs`D Diivles, city, '2i.Il5i Collected hy Mrs Sharp and Mrs Mc-

'Colleoted by Miss Cairns, Upper

Fryctqwii, r I 10.35

Collected try Miss 'l`lllic Driikv, ' Cornwnll, ' ` 8.70 Collected hy Mrs McI.corl,’ Vernon

Colloutcil by S W i~`nrscr, llurl i’uiii|., 3.80 Collcuturl by Mrs John McLluiiulrl, Culi:~

donln, _ l3l,0(_)

Collected hy Miss A E \Vrlglrt., New

Arrnnn, ($.55

A \VOlil.I) Oli' (IOOI).

'I‘liziL`s \\`liii.t Mrs. Kiiisi-lln Says l)orl<l`.-

Iiirliicy I’il|0.~i dill for licr.

Sr. l\I.\i.Aciiii:, Que.; Doc. 26.- it~‘pr»<:l:rl).

--\V0iiici\ who .suilcr will lic inicrr-stciiy iii the l>'tory of I\‘li's. Jni|ic~i Kiiicllri, ul' this plncc.

“ I li:i<l it pniii iii my iight. hip," >:i_\'

Mr:-i. Kciiscl|ii.,“niiil iii the siiiirll uf ilri: brick, null wiin sivollcii rili rlmrii Lire riglri, side of the ululoiiicii. I wiis ulrligcil to priser wiilci' crcry iiflccii iiiiiiutrs iii ri burning, itcliing sort. of way, I could not sleep, hut. wns ulrligcrl to sit. in ii r-liarh' for two suiiirncrs.

“ Then I sturtcil to use I)orlrl`s Kiilxiry

Pills, iiiirl iiftcr llic ilrst. liux it-li, iiriirli lrcttcr. I coiitiiiiicd iii use lliciii, ii.ii1liin\'v I crm go to bcfl nirrl olccp ns other pcoplc

wnys_ too," '

FAMOUSSKATER

IS I0 RETIRE-

-lo|inny:Nil.~.~oii, liulricr of ilic woi‘ld`.~'

skating clriiiiipioiisliip, will bc section thc icc uri n. spcedor iio murc. 'iliu Ililriiicnpoi- ' is boy luis decided to ior.~in.ke the iludc for nutoinohiling, rtiifl next yvair will find Iilm following' the life oi' ii r~liriuil`eur. Nilsson suys lic hits no tliur- to trnin.

Ii. wus thought hy some \Viii|iipi-ggcrs

tliiit the Miiincnpulis criirk iniglil. he st-,en in tihut. city soxxic time this wiiitcr. The potlslicggliiiring- to boil riuro_ng the first skutcrs now in \Viirnipcg, rrnrl it is nlrnosl it certainty llint some rnuc will ln* arrnng- cd liulnrc thc co il iiiriui.li.~< rlisup|>ciii'. ,Ii was liopcil iliui. Nilsson irriglil. lic iiiduccrl to enter the rncc or rrirces, in which event rioiuc fur wuulii br- .sure to fly.

I\'urvu‘, Iinptic. who is Lu Vi iiinlprg,`is

:iiixioux to get ii i-i'ui~k ut- Niliisoii. 'i liuisc two .~ikii.i.cr.\' linvciirct on vurlous our-nsiuris, und Bnptic is oiltlic opinion tlini. lir~ couhl give the Iliiiiiicirprilis crack ii. hciitiiig wlilcli lic would not. soon forget erliuuld it iiiutcli rucc lic rirrniiigcil. lie liner nut.li0r» ized it eliiilleiigolio skate Nilssoii ln Win- nipeg, lint, of <-oursc, thier will be knock- cd on thc licnil liy Nilssuifs rctirciriciil..

S'r.t'rn or Onto. CITY oi- 'l‘oi.i-zoo, ‘D

l.vr'/is Courvrv. ns.

Frank J. Chcney mnkr-,s onth tha he in

senior purliier of thu ilrni of i<`. J. Cheney'

&. Co., doing l iisincss in ilictliiy of'i‘oledu, Lounty nm State nioresnlil, nnil that

said limi wlllllmy thc sum of ONE lii!l\`~ iiltitlil UOLI. RS for eiirli niirl every i-use t`t.`\t rl tint tb lb tl

u i iir i i. cnriiio c ciircr y ic use of lii\ll':. Cuiiir-rlr Cure.

FRANK .l. Ci'lI<iNEY

Sworn to lreforc inc unrl .~iuhr.i-riherl in

lily |u'c.~irin:c, this titli tiny of Iii-_cunibci-, A. U lioiii.

(S|i:Ai.i A. \\’. (ll.l‘)ASON,

Nr>'i'.~i¢i' ‘i’i'iii_ii'

IIiill'.~r (hitnrrli Curr is iiikreii i|iLt~|‘iiiilly.

niirl riots ilirccily on the liluoii mill irriicrrii.~ siirfi\<~i-ir' oi' the systi-in. Si-iid for ti-ali iiioiiinls free.

l". J. CIIENEY SLCC, Tolr-rio, (l.

Sold lay nil ilriigglsts, 751'. Take lInll'i.- ifanrily Pills for const ipntioir

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A ll0T ONE.

Mrs Ilsnpcck twritingi Give mo nn

gh __ g 39 J if huirifoil Iii-v\rl.rr lic l’o\\ rlers

Rlllerr-:_ .5 . 535,

Neill, Summcrsldo, c .ii0.23`

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