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THE GU ARDIAh CHARLOTTETOWN FEBRUARY 16 1899
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WE SAVE TEETH. DON’T HAVE A TOOTH EX-
ACTED because you are told that it cannot be filled. We
the experience and methods for saving teeth. We do PAIN-
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and by Electricity
We make Crown and Bridge Work and put it in place sam
We have everything required and up to-date for best work an
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We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and put them i
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ing to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done without
loss of time, and fully guaranteed in every respect. Cui' prices are
low, and each branch in charge of a specialist. gxamiuations and
advice free. Call and see specimens of Teeth without plales, &c.
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J.J. JOHNSTON,
beenseriou-sly ill withintlaimmntion of
the liings,is convalescent.
been ill for some days is improving and
expects io be around again shortly.
‘ up. They are determined to make a
hot iight on Friilziy night ard will not
ielinquish their l;iiii‘cls without ii string-
glc. Coniciind see the liitle ‘~biintaiiis",
they are game.
will be `pla_vt»d in Crystal rink on l<`ric’ay
evening when the Stars will cri ss
sticks with the champions of the Island,
the lst Abbies of Chzirlottetown. This
Jerusalem.
Miss Bniiisiiim Sciionuax, who has
MR Roiv.\i.1> Cuiriii-:LL, who has
Tiii-1 young blood of the Britanniiis is
Tina hockey mulch of the season
event should not be missed by anyone
who like to see a good manly game.l
Admission. 25 ctivs; cliildred. 15.
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Sunday School Lesson.
Fniiiimnv 19. _
enizisr i‘i:nnii<o_§§ 'run FIVE THOUSANI 
John 6. l-14
GOLDEN TEXT.
I am the bread of life.__John 6.35.
OUTLINE.
' 1. The Multitude, v. 1-7
2. The loaves, v. 8-11
3. The Fragments, v, 12-14, _
Time.-Probably March or April, A. `
D. 29.
Places.-1. The Sea of Triberias(Gen-
nesaret). 2. Probably the rich level
plain of Butaiha, near the upper' Beth-
siiids. ,
Rollers.-Herod in Galilee; Pilate in
C.nnecting Links.-The feeding of
the tive thousand is the one miracle re-
lated in every gospel. As none ot the
evangelists tell their story in the exact
order in which the events occured, the
connection ot this incident with others
cannot be certainly told; but it was
probably not verv long after the death
ot John the Baptist.
Lesson' HEi.i~s.
1.-‘Went over the Sea of Galilee"-
From the western side, where the homes
of Jesus and his disciples Were, to the
north-eastern shore. “The Sea of
Tiberius"-_-John, writing for Gentile
readers, gives the name by which this
lake was known to foreigners. _The
city of Tiberias was built in our I.ord’s
lifevtime, by Herod Antipas, on the
shore of this lake.
2. “A great multitude”-*fThis is ex-
plained by three facts: (1) That the
Baptist had been ` put to death. and
many of those who had followed him
would now follow Christ, (2) Thatthe
twelve had returned from their ministry
in the towns and villages of Galilee.
(3) That the Passover was at hand, and
numbers were flocking from Northern
caravan road was on the eastern side of
the lake."-Watkins. -‘Because they
saw his miracles"-( 1) Curiosity and
excitement sometimes lead men to Jesus
(2)Jesus sympathizes with all who are
in trouble. »
3. “A n1cuntain"=-Not a peak but a
mountainous region. ~‘Sat"--Sitting is
the usual attitude of an Oriental teacher
4. f-A teast ot the Jews"-These tive
l explanatory words are one of many
beautiful evidences of the genuineness
of this gospel. The aged apostle wrote
primarily for the benefit of the Christian
Church of the second generation. which
numbered thousands of Gentile conv-
erts. ~Nigh”-Near at hand. The
month was “Nisan,” our March, which
in Palestine is balmy and verdant.
5. “He saith unto Philip"-It has
been conjectured that Philip commonly
provided food for the disciples. just as
Judas commonly kept the bag. -‘Whence
shall we buy”--(3)Learuing the poverty
of our own resources is a ste > toward
 
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6. *~ To pro e him”-At once to test.
and to teach him.
7. -‘Two hundred pennywortb”-
Ab:utthirty-five dollars’ worth. Philip
lacied spiritual penetration, but did not
lac common, sense. (4)The perfe
9. “A lad"-lt had been conjectured
that-this little lad was employed bv. the
apostles to care for their supplies. (5)
Jesus never ignores ghe “lads” or girls.
“Barley _ loaves” The food of the
poorest..Something like our “pilot
I biscuit.” “Snail fishes” -Probably
~ dried, and about the size of our sardines.
l(6)'1‘o share what we have is true
3 benevolence.
_'10, “Make the men sit down”-
Mark tells us that they were grouped
in titties, and thus the more easily
counted. It they had not sat down 'they
would not have been ted. ,(7) Many
blessings are tc-day lost because men
will not stop long enough to take them.
,"§;Lit'§;§f,°Wheu he had given' thank's”-
_When_ev_e_1j Jesus is represented as eating
8{me_a‘lj1io is represented as giving
thppks for it. (8) We should follow his
exa‘i_npie_and“ commune with God con-
cerning every act of our lives.
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COIISTAIIT FEELIIIC 0F LASSITIIIE.
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Moses Y. Boss, the trusty agent of A. R. Fulton, dale! in carriages and farm implements. Two
wriioidirsi mei Mi-. Boss, and was struck with the extreme puller of his coiinteiispfe He seemed, in
in the deadly grip of consumption. Recently business  brought him to the “ ‘
. change for the better had taken place in the interval. Upon enquiry it was
I Mr.Bosstogoupontheroodasmlcsmaninthehopethatachangeoflcene
ever, did not meet with his expectations. The food he ate  him, and
° ° became inlensitied. To use his own words, he was so weak and nervous, and
° ' have dropped down and gone to sleep anywhere.” Driving tired him and I when
~ ~ his farm was irksome. He was in this hopeless and discouraged condition whens.
, . Pink Pills. He decided to try one box, and before they were gone he
‘ _ bought four boxes more, and each week found an improvement in his 
the feeling ot’ lassitudc troubled him no more, and his labors were no longer
° ° ' his Iiflli box, his health was fully restored, and has since continued to be
‘ ‘ his friends the sterling worth of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.
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world,was careful about the iragments.
(9) Let us never waste that which is
left.
13. “Baskets”-Wallets, A Jew on a
journey was always in danger of eating
unclean Gentile food, so each carried
his own wallet full. Those of the dis-
ciples had been empied long before
this.
14. _“That prophet"-Foretold in
Dent. 18. 15, 16. Some of the rabbis
regarded this ‘-prophet” as the Messiah.
some as his ‘~forerunner,” (10) Maui-
festation of divine power impresses
even thoughtless observers. Jesus might
have talked all day. without making as
deep an impression on the minds of those
men as that which this miracle made.
(11)So now, one thorough conversion.
V one life turned from sin to godliness, is
worth a thousand sermons.
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Englandfs Great Export Says They
Are Not Elective.
L0r~fDON, February, 12.-The recent
manoeuvres of the French submarine
torpedo boat Gustave Zede have aroused
much interest in English naval circles,
and the many experiments of Americans
in the same line make their tests of
equal importance io the United States
navy.
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builder of torpedo boats and queer craft arises chieiiy in
of all kinds, is nndoubte ily the best ex- lihe vessel is apt
pert on such types, and he _does not disorder ot the steering
share inthe mild alarm ol British naval of the horizontal line
, men. case in less than no time it
~~From the sensation which is being tits head in the mud
made about it in France,” said Mr. Yar- occurred ii few vears
row, one would think it was a new when Lord Charles
idca. It is not. For more than thirty drowned
years trials have been made of s_ub-
marine torpedo baats. Anil _the thirty A thu. _1 danger ,S
years have been marked by little pro- mth racks mb or plan;
gross and considerable loss of life. And If a large hgh m ,Omg
in ihis_ latest attempt by the French the mm contract with on
essential objections to the idea still re- ,mgm 6,_3,,Y take (41,,-gg of
mam-_ inc' gear
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build one of these boats, but 'I am quite 5 ' “S S a ' “ y
sure not many would venture in it when °d,S°bm“'“°
it was built. be: gmd"d by
shore would prove
“These dangers arise to some extent
from the fact that the specific gravity
of the boat must be either exactly or Wllll 011! P1'°9°°t
nearly the same as the specific gravity of the French type H0
of the water. The result is that if an and ineffective, and
indentation was caused in the skin of more money the
the vessels, its specific gravity would, them the better for
of course, become actually greater than
that ot the water, and it would sink to
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