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application wil’ »e made to to Parlia oent of Canada at its next seasion. by THE ION PERMANENT LOAN COMPANY, for a Act te amend it» Acts already obtained (60 Victoria chapter 8), and 61 Victoria chavter 101) to define r of ‘om

the Capital Stock of the ¢

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pany, and to con-olidate. define, declare and

enlarge ita power: of leading, purchasing, bor- |

rowing and inve ting, an? for othar purnoss Dated at Toronto this 12°h December, 1893.

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LAND & THOMPSON, Solicitors for the applicants

Bark of Edward Island.

Merchants Prine

Notice ia hereby given that the Mer~ chants Bank of Prince Edward Island in- tends to apply to the Committee of the Queen’s Privy Council of Canada, known as “The Treasury Board” after the expir- ation of four weeks from tue first publica-~ tion of this notice in the Canada Gazette, for the Certificate of sail Treasury Board approving of the following By-law, which was duly and regularly paseed aud adopt~ ed by the shareholders of the sa‘d Mer~ ehants Bank of Prince Edward Island, at the Anous! General Meeting of the shareholders duly called, and held this 10th lay of January, A D., 1899, viz: “That for the purpose of extending the business of the Bank, the Capita) Stock of the Merchante Baok of Prince Edward Island, be and ishereby increased from $200,020« 00, to $590,000.00 and that the Directors be, and they are hereby authorized and enypowered to allot such increased Capital Stock toand among the et areholders of the Bank, pro rata, in such sims, at such times and at such rates asthe Directors may from time to time determine.”

This application is made pursuant to the provision of section 26 of “The Bank a

Dated at (na.lottetown, P. E. Island, his 10th dav of January, 1899. J. M. DAVISON, Cashier Merchants Bank of P. E. Island. 12—law, 4i

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burg. Acoai baron there wWhd could nos well enlist and who had not been druft- ed wanted a representative in tho army

who would make a name honorable to that of the principal. He was after a big, handsome, intelligent fellow of

whom he could be proud and put the

he ky ee 85 . Ms ues whole matter into the hands of a shrewd

oe a e litiie broker. 1 managed to meet him

Reaned a Ries Me ae hike Cy | at the Monongahela House, and I work-

, , oe ed around to the main sabject in the

manner I have described, but I could

a A y eof } nm £8 sce that he was sharp and did not like wi eos to run any chapces,

1 its beauty lived a Virappiag “White be went to dinner, after

who ] d as ha 3 ne which we were to resume our talk, I

went out and ‘ad ashort conference

: He } rr with a huge truckman, Waieu | again

uf sepport visible tothe naked eye 1: met the broker. that truckman ipzisted

the village wkich he called home, br’ an bothering wus and, after showing e

he world make occasional trips fr proper amount of patience, J threw him

» he returned with plenty of talf way acroseg the office, and she wen!

yand afund of interesting talk jimping out, while all observers grew

aLout some section of the north. Th wide eyed in their wonder. I aid mot

thought him amystery, but he exert enough strength to throw a halt

pleasant one, and curiosity never went further than to ask ingenious ques

tions that were just as ingeniously par. syed. After his harvest was at an end the mystery explained himself without reserve, and no one expressed serious disapproval of the way in which his wits had won bim his money.

‘‘Tt was a simple case of diamond cut diamond,’’ be Jaughed. ‘‘I’ve been tak- ing fleeces from the fellow thas went oat to shear. I’m not an Apollo Balve- dere, Diomedes or Samscn in appear- arce, buf I pass ina erowd asa fine specimen cf physical developraent. The truth is that I’m a whited sepulcher. I was born with a defective heart and would not take three minutes of real violent exercise for all the money you rould lead ona freight train. I take things easy all along the line, and the engine keeps pumping up to require iments.

‘‘Whes I could see the end of wha property was left me, and it was noz fag away, I cast about for some light work to do and concluded t» dea] with the

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substitute broke There was no chance mf meeting the required medical exam 1,ations, se I k another tack. When- ever I vis‘ted a place in my business,

i’d manage incidentally to fall in with ’ ,

the broker. I’m better than a raw hand

esa jollier, and I’d soon have come

ruutual friends as innocent parties in the play.

‘‘When it came in the broker about his business and ask what kind of a soldier I’d make. Ke would either jamp cpen mouthed at the proposition or chaff back under an jnipression that I would never think of going to war. In either case it would asually come to some kind of a proposi tion from the broker. Then the other fellows would guy me, intimate that I was a bluffer and wonder how I was to get out of the thing withouta clear fonk.

‘*Here’s where my fine work came jn. {'d demand a retainer, and I’d put it ugh just tomaksa the ¢hink that I was trying to escape him. i he would pay me a specified sum Gown, l would agree to appear at the recruiting office the next day and offer aiy services, but I gave notice that I sssumed no chances. If they would not bave me, the broker must stand che loss. The idea of my being rejected al- ways raised a Jaugh and only tended to confirm the broker in the belief that I was trying to escape him. When the doctor turned me down, I went into the aamps, became nervously timid, aroused the sympathy of those with whom I had become acquainted and snapped an 6% der to the disgruntled broker to keap glear away from me.

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Skin diseases from the merest pim salt rheum, running sores, are gq

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Who does not envy a baby its scft velvety skin? How many suffer from distressing tkin diseases—Do you suffer? Mave you tetter—salt rheum—~scald head—ring worm n the skin— chronic erysipelas—liver spots and what not else of these distasteful and aggravating disorders which disfigure and discourage? Dr. Agnew’s Ointment allays the dis-

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A lady living in a northern County town writes that for seventeen years she was troubled with salt rheum. She took doctors’ treat-nents and used many lotions without any permanent relief. Reading >fthe cures made by Dr. Agnew’s Ointment, she decided to try it. The first application allayed the irrjtation and she continued using it—the disease rapidly dis- appeared and now for two years there has been no sign of a return of it.

groan boy five feet, but the truckman } knew his bus‘ yess, and was paid $20 for | attending to it.

‘*That apparently cool courage and gigantic strength removed a)!) deabt { from tbe mind of the broker. I was (he

man he wanted, and he wanted m. badly. I stuck out till 1 got $2,000 as | a ‘retainer,’ and then was rejected. ] felt like giving the money back when the mijlionaire came around to condots with me and tell bow disappointed he was in not having me for a substitute, but { didn’t. It would have been an ad mission that I was ust in a legitimate line of business.’’—Detroit Free Press ‘*De tronble *bout advice,’’ said Un | cle Eben, ‘‘is dat de man who has made ' a eho nuff success in life is gin’rally too busy ter stop an give lessons, ‘'~— Wash- ington Star.

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FOR SALE,—A4 house on Pownol near the jail, containing 9 rooms,

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FOR 8 4LE,—In Charlottetow Common the Vicinity of Brighton, ab ‘ut Gh wore ‘a Wil besoldcheap. JJ of

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FOR SALE —A house on Euston

vicinity of Gallows Hill. This house tains § rooms and kitchen in good onde a is heated with hot air rand

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to J J Johnston, Real Estate Agent

FOR SALE,—A house situ:

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FOR SALE—Thr2e acres of ty ' tand iottetown, common, near ren! dence wae Peters, Esq, will he sold ch cap anl on io J J Johnston, Stam per Bloek, 9

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tenement hous a course of erection, Will be completed tn oe

month. Will be sold cheap or for property in another part of the eity, ]

Johnston, Keal Estate Agent

FOR EXCHANGE.—A three 4 house, situate on Euston Street, ne : brings in a large rent. will be excheuge gt a Suitable place in ther part of the city JJ Jobnsion, Real Estate Agent,

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TO LET.—A_ house on King & | near Powna! St, stable and yore faa

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TO LET.--Oa the coner of Prints at Water Streets. a house containing B This place is convenient to railway and Rent moderate. Apply tod J Johneter, Kstate Agent, ;

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