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male organs which manifests itself in
,deprezmion of spirits, reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything, baekaclle,
l)`enring~d_own pains, ilatuleney, nerv-
uifsncss, sleepicwn&s,1eucbrrh<nn.
These symgtoms are but wamings
that there is anger ahead, and unless
heeded a life of autfei-ing or :serious ‘
operation is the inevitable result.
The never-failinglremedy for all these
symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkhhm`s Veg-
etable Compound.
Miss Clara Beaubien, of Beauport.,
Quebec, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham :
“For several years I have suffered with
a female weaknem which proveda serioum
drain on my vitality, snpgmg my strc-ugthf
and causing severe beadsc es, bcu.ring»down
pains and u general worn-out fooling until 1*
lvallyhsdno desire tn live. I trleni many
medicines, but did not get ¥_crma.nellt relir.-i~
‘until I took Lydia E. Luk nln‘s Vagetrlllll'
Conlpo_l_lnsdt.}01n two n_;<;nt.i;s I wus n;l_:cl& be_t--
ter an n sr an n our moll S War"
woll; no mort; disagreeable dis<~hal'ge, nl
more pain. S0 I have every reason tau 
the Vegetable Compound, and I consi er il
without equal for the ills of women.”
If you are ill, don`t hesitate tp get h
bottle ‘of Lydia E. Pinkllanfs Vqfetn-`
ble' Compound 'at' once. and <wri'e to
Mrs. Pinkharn, Lynn, 1iih.ss'., for`specinl
advice-it is free and always hclpful.
-“l'll taie care o" you. _ l9on‘t be scairt.
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_ ""nl| i¢lll'ii'."' mul Uncle mb-up I
he lay gaping. “It has t' break s way _
t'~ tho iround. nn"itemust~ hurt. Did -
yrnotlce howbzhe xtvhoods tremble; Ii 1
we was up `s_ ve em we cool see ‘
the hole th¢t__t§l_;>__ _hed made. Jes' like
an open' grove :tho others hev iilled
it with their tops.” ‘ I
ghfy__esrs_hnd gone _deaf with drowei- 3
ness when n qoick~'stlr 'in the body ot
Uncle Eb brought, ,me_ back to my l
senses. EIe'_wlil lip onghis elbow lil- l
tearing, and 'tile liriéligbt-“'hll'd sank to. s f
glimmer. Fred lay shivering and growl- 5
ing beside me. I could hear no other _
sound. E
“se stlll," sam Uaelenb as no boxed 1
the dog’s ears. Then he _rose and be-
lts light into the tres tops n shrill cry |
like the sisrcliin ei' tl friglltellcd wolnlln, 1
only louder and more terrible to hear, _
brought me to my feet crying. I knew 5
the source of it was near us and»ran to I
Uncle Eb ln n fcilrful panic. <
"Hush, boy,” said he as it died away
and 'went _,ecil0il.1i§ in _.tile tal- forest.
_FIe’s inure ‘fraid ldv us than we are 0’
him. He‘s makin’ oft now."
We-heard -then a great crackling bf
'ielld_bl'ush___on the mountain abom us.
'lt "‘grew?-'talxlter-aa» 'we llitoenea. ln .nl
little while the woods were silent. !
“It’s the oi' man o'_tlle \`voods," said
_Uncle ns. " 'mia dnt nlkln' a walk."
“Will he hurt folks?" I inquired. -
_"‘I‘owl” he answered. “Jes” as harm- 1
‘less as alkitten."
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“City of London”
Will dntil further notice leave Steam
Navigation Co’s wharf on Tuesday and
Wednesday at 3 p. m. for l»Ialliday’s
nnll Brush Wllarves.
Thursday at 6 a. nl. ami 3 p. m. for
MéEwcn’s and West River Bridge.
` Friday at 5 30 s. ln. and 3"p. m. for
-llickey's, Hsggerty’s and I-Isyden's
Wllarves, East Rivera
Saturday at 1.30 a. m. and 3 p. m. for
Crapsud. `
Every Monday to '-Vernon River
Bridge, according to title.
Tuesllny at 3 p. ln. for Cllitm Point.
Wharf, tide anllweatller permitting.
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5-611 tf. Charlottetown.
N. S. &. li. B. li0T.EiS
lille lsllwimi llollel
Opposite l.C.R, Depot,l'islitsx.
l"ittc<l with all lylofiprn ilnpr0\'clnellts, lnngllill-
1-eniiy hlrllishef _ Sttlllltillll mul view unsur-
{»m¢ed ill ilaligx. W_it.lli_l| tivo millllten _ride
ly struct. vars the dentne ofthe (xy.
’{l:»l~ln»¢ $1.50 to #Lwdwr dey moo la to lo
va all.
WM. WlL'S_0N , Proprietor.
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THE DUFFERIN ilOl'El
St. John, BT. E.
hulk! ilk bt! fill l . tl
evinhrzvery lil. Nlevlyx ‘r.-
onipeted throughout. 'l‘he only hotel in the
nlty with private lawn and gardens.
K. IAIOI WILLIS. CHAR CAIPBRLI.
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HOTEL AIliERl~CAN
lvloNcTQ_~1, N. B,
_ Rciurnisllell up-to-date. New manage.
,mrnt. Grill open _ till  `__o'clocz
Semplerooma fer coaimercl lnvellerv
F. H. WISWELL. Manager
4-28 d l yr " ' _
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MONCTQN, N. B.
The Largest and Best Locale Hotel in
-the (ity, Acammoit:_iq_f‘j;$\° _funn
situated in lo centre of o ngronn s and
surround t. in eds trees, ln; tl
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_ .gp§l31l; @r_mam_%lTxi» mm-
' So I had to lie clown beside him again
' ATUIRALLY there were tl good ,
_  many things I wnntedl to
kno\v._nbollt “the ol’ man o’ .
tile woods," but' Uncle Eb
would take no part in any further con-
versation.
and think out _the problem as best I
could. My l_nin<_i;.wl_1s l_;c_vc_r more acute-
lg conscious, and' it ` gathered many
_strange impressions, wandering in the
kingdom of tear, ns I looked up at the `
_:ree tops. Uncle nb mia bullt a furious _
fire, and the warmth ot' it made me
sleepy at last. Both he and old Fred
had been snoring-a long time when I
ceased- to henrltheln. Uncle Eb woke
me at daylight in the morning and said
we must be ot! to tind the trail. He left __
me by the tire a little while and went
wiser. We were both ti_lirsty'and start
led ot! on ‘roughfooting without stop-
ping to ent.. We climbed and crawled
for hours, ii: seemed tome, and every-
_where the fallen tree trunks were heap-
ed lb our way. Uncle Eb sat down on l
one of them awhile to rest. .
. "Like the boncs”o"the`dead," said bel
ills he took a chewof tobacco and pick-
cd at tile rotten skeleton of a fallen
tree. “fe wexl_e__hgth.,pl;et2y.__well out of
btenth sudo! l.i`9`p_o also, _f `I_ remember _
riglltly, 'when we' rested again under'
tile low hanginglbonghs ofa bssswood _
for a bite of luncheon. Uncle Eb open-
ed the lit_tlo_bO¥ _,of honey ,and spread
sement ltoti otfr'°l.tr'éi1d'a'rid butt'ci'.' In
nlnlomcnt I noticed that 'half n dozen
bees had lit in the open box.
_ "Lord Hurry, bere‘s honeybecs!" said
_'lie as he 'covered `,the box so as to
keep them in__end tumbled everything
else lnto_the~l$asket. “Malte haste now,
Willie, ‘nnd"'_Yollow me with all yer
mi3ht;"he added. - -
in a minute he letont one of the bees
and started running in the direction it
dew. 'lt "went-but s few fleet and then
rose into the tree top.
"lIc‘s goin' t' git up into the open ‘
.\lr." said Uncle Eb. ' “But i’ve got his
llrarlu's, an' I guess he knows the way
all right.” _ ,
We took the direction indicated for e
few minutes, and then Uncle Eb let out
:mother prisoner. The bee iiew oi! a
little wny and tllcn rose in a slnnting
course to thetrce tops. He showed us,
however, that ‘we were looking the
right way. '
“Them little tellers hey got a good
compass," said Unclé 'Eb as we follow-
cd tile line of the bees. “lt p'lntb homo ,_
ev'ry time an' never makes a mistake." _s
We went farther this time before ro-
leaelng another. Bs showed ua that we 1
had borne out of our coarse I little, and
as we turned'to lollowthére were half
cle Eb; “an' they've told a lot o' their,
WHY. ln' eo' wo` Inns' be eu- the;
clearln’." ` ' _ 5
_ In a llttlawbile .ws let one go that:
,took s road of its own. The others bidi*
gone buck over our heads. This one;
bore oi! to the right la front of ns, and
'looking on all sides and came back no I
_gi
W8 IGIIOWBQ- I Wil dillng in the DID- I'
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we looked back upon the grove it had
a rounded front, and _I think of it now _
as the vestibule of the great forest. _
“lt’s a reg’lar big tomb.” said Uncle I
Eb,'looking back over his shoulder into
the gloomy cavern of the woods.
We eould see s log house in the clear-
ing, and we made for it as fast as our
leg# would carry us. We had a mighty
thirst, and when we came to A little
brook in the meadow we lay down
and drank sud drunk untll` we_wel'o
fairly grunting with fullness. Then
yvc illled our teapot’ and went on. Men
were reaping with their cradles in n
lleld ot-grain. and as we neared the log
cafhin’-a woilthn cillue outtin 'the doob
yard and, lifting a shell to her lips,
blew a blast that rushed over the clear-
ing and rang _in the woods beyond it.
A loud 'halide came-back from the men.
A small dog rushed out at Fred,
Kim to "stir the tire and lay _on :lore i1lai'kln§,‘_n'Ii`tl, Isuppose, with some lack
wood. ‘As the tistne leaped and threw lof rospecffbr the old dog laid hold of
him in 9 .violent temper and sent him
away yelping. _#Ve 'must have present-
ed an evil aspect, for ollr clothes were
mm and ws were both limping with
fatigue. The woman had a kindly face
sud, 'after looking at as a moment,
came and stooped before me and held
_my fsrnailiape in her hnnds, turning it
so'sheco_dld look into my eyes.
"Yon poor little critter," said she;
“wlletv Yoh' oln’?"
-ones 'lim' :ala her something. about
my\_f_a_'th_qr ;q|1d__mot_her being dead and
'our i'es't.- Tisnsho hu§`ge`d“and
kissed me And made me vary miserable,
I_  _wetting my face with her
tea_i|_|, »t_ln`;`€yg}e quite beyond my com-
l»‘°_\i°`“§lin. ' -
"J,°'@'!i’.'<'_'/laid sho as the men came
lute the -yn-d. `"l want ye t'_ look at this
boy. Qld ye ever 'see such af cunnlnl
little oritltler? 'Jos' look attbem bright
eyes!" And-'then she bcldme' to her
breast and nearly smothered mellnd be-
gun to hum a bit of an old'_song.
“Yer full' e’ motherlove," 'said har
husband as he sat down im fthe grass
a moment. _` “Lost her only -baby, an'
tile good Lord has sent_`_no other. I
swan, he has got purty eyes. Jes' as
blue as a May flower. Ain’t ye hungry?
Come right ln, both o' ye. un' set down
.l' the table with us." `
They made room for us, and we sat
down between-the -bare elbows of 'the
hired men. I remember my eyes came
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Ilnd, sitting on that iinn foundation, I
ate my dinner of salt pork and potatoes
and milk gravy-a diet as grateful as it
Iwas familiar to 'my' taste. ~ .
"Orphan, chi" said the man`of`the
house, looking down at me. _
“0rphe_n,"' Uncle Eh answered, nod»
ding his head.
_“God fenrin' folks?" __
"Best in the world,” 'laid 'Uncle Eb.
-“Want t' hind "im abt?" the man
lsked. ' -
"Cduldn’t spare ’lm,” laid Unclelb
decisively. -_
“Where ye g`oln‘,l" ' *' ‘
Uncle mb illemafed. ‘xl-d11‘H:;' rm- an
answer, I supfiqse, that would nomo
violence to our mutual understanding.
“Goln' t' heaven," I ventured to say
presenidy, an answer that java-rlie to
_conflicting emotions at the table. ~
‘.‘That'a~z'i|ht.’! uid Uloit Eb. turn-
ing to me and patting my head.
"We're on 'the road t' heaven, I hope,
ollsliler thc peuctrntln . healing ami .\n
illoptic qul\li_|.i¢'s of gnlardugong
nlpa lt's not so vronrir-l~ful. Certll y
_here is no rcnmdy hall so romptii or
*mlfls ilnrl eintsrrii-ns Cl|t|\Y|'i&xut_. -Re-
use n auhst Lute and insist o ` aihlg
fply “Ca_ta_rl'l|oxone." _ -_
kat and was nrst to seo the light of the
open through the hee tops. Bur I '
ulanmknow lint lt meant u tll ll ' -'00 "ef" 'If 149'# ¢9m¢q»'_ harem
hoard the'|isM‘g`l_|nrl‘sh of UncienEb. l_'oo1wi|ti1ly ofvlickel, solid mckal, 
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to do my _own work. ` I told a lady friend
'of miie ~;,<'»`.ni5 ooasrea lu affine
way, amide _ameri it-rrithnqunl nneoeng.
1 _ensues we ialgmy fmmmma .yon
medicine, forl know 'just how  _it'i»,
and 'hope and wish that anyone enierinj
ee I did will givsit n't.p'sl." _ = -
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iliollcr Mill Flour, per cwt... . .3.00 to 0 00
`_Oui1ue`al, per 100 lbs . . . . .
 .. _‘L75 to 0 U)
'Oats (black) per bushel.....'.40 bo 0 48
- `Oatn (white) per llunllel. _ _ _ . . . .0 45 to 0:00
§Wllel\t por bushel.. . ._ . _ . _ . . .l.l0 to LH?
_Pork . . . . . . . . _
  ,.0 0to00&
1l’ol.lliooe, per bus. . _ .. .. .. ._ _.015 to0 ill'
'Turnips . . . .
 . ......0l5t.o0~.lil
,Gecsepcrll»._.... . . ......010t.o0'00
-Turkeys per Ib _ ._ . ..  014 to (1-`l5
_Ducks perlb......._.._.........0(Bto 010
- lliekons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .
_.0 00 to 0'l0
c GEORGETOWN MARKETS*
` Herring per bhl._....... .......50 5 UM'
qulntlll....- . . . .
.......2ii0
_ liuddook per qulntul.....  275 B00
' ood, perqumml.....,. . ......:1so 400
0ats,pg:rbus.......... 
1’ohLtocsporbus..._ ._ ._ 
Turlllps, por bus...
Iiggs, per doz. ..
.o_ as
o 25
. ..  15
. . . . .
..  17
.2 75
.021
.040
per cwt...... 
.0 35
 _...0l5§
035
bus
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‘flrouxands
lnfnls? sllllr
Physicians and Profcsstoncl
nurse:-rveomlnmldll. - -
bolllz, or
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:l dozen bees tiylng around the box as if 9”' yy" '°° n '°m° ‘°7' 'nun 'Pm' _ ‘ '. ` ` l  ' _ .
be in for admlsalon if ye keepin the straight mad and be a f’-'/____/ /// _ l - _ V
as s . _ . - _ ,_ . _
1 “He¢°o_they are back |lg'ln," said Un»- ‘Wg §°7=-1--_-_ -_ - ---Y - 3  >‘ _--1- f ;.
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Cfvhlon 'bout the msn an"_tha boy with»_ ' _ It pays gg keq, |“`,t°¢k of »
htirfliidhgth one_of them new over our; (T0 BE CONTINUED., ~      
heads and beck in the direction we had - ' ~. ' ~  .
' _ _ _ 1 because th_ wiliglvg ‘ 'f _customers
°"_§’;‘;__fl;:‘_; ___ __ -” _ .slcl.l. You-R ooLn\Fon sll _ - entire mlfylctlon.-_ Alrzaienns ,N
“M 17-mf 'auf W5 3 h°°_ » ‘toll solely wanft léanpiia dollar Mill" eponged and shru k. _
U00. 811' W9'v0 plsled lt, but I'm goln',l A <-ul-c that lmnld, snlileling cold! Go. l  '_
V keep lemn- .em m ln. out Nw", mlyvlru ist lmdgot‘°Catu\'ho|ons” mggl  '   ,
.end of l 'vim v be” om, and your coifiu \\-_:E be A 'Mn f th, p_~'__ , , o_._ _/no, oy
1 i 1 tlaaizlal .°..l‘;‘€.°..%z'.l$i.t":°:>.r:': ‘xl °"“‘""° 1*-‘ff-L
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 _ IABE-Y-E5 B ¢r!:§,. Turkey pei' lb..... 
“glen ‘;_U- foil ` _.Sy lillyncr 
» ""‘hilo=e|:l¢i self 1" _ _ -
--_--'-...-..__.»:. Prices on carpets and furniture, s`o.\ne
l`_ nlllllllcr than others-llll smaller than 'any
I  R  I  -_ l»ody’s.-,J;_\ul}~s P_ll:t_.ol\_§c Co. ii -_-15d iw.
`- _ ° - Iron0x Tablets are sale* at the
_ ' Apotllecarics Hall. ' 7\lif
Aa ll   \ - _
m,,,_,"{{.i’,_{}§'_’,‘,{,{,‘;,;,‘_ 5_._‘i‘,¥_!_}_“;/_'{]_{f§‘_,§{§,}_""“"““-‘ énvlctgs shoes for men.-Alley
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Mnlk \\‘rigl\t, l<'l\rlll»:lling(}o. _ 5 & 0' C “Hometown Age-nts'
<1 ~ ‘ ~‘ ' - 22 dwtf.
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semi ram- lenders
'l`cllller.\‘ 'will be re¢'l»i\'oil at tho oillcc oi'
Lilo lilnuwl of Hullool 'l`l-llretoca nf (lllni-lot.i4ltn\\'l|,
u|} uri-ll 20th Jlllloillul..._i‘uri-llo followinlgt
' nt--'l`iic urnotiull of ll new fcnl;o(.ivlr¢~. nl-
|mlln|:a)toro|llnc.o tllcllorlrd fonco on t~.l\~.in>ol
Struct.
2n<i - 'l'llo pllrclllv-lc oi’ olll_boal1l fnlluo.
ilrli -Kulsulllillillg the interim- ol l’l'ill<~<l
Struct School. _
itll---'l`hu ranplllylllg of coal for the three city
sclloolu.
For .-nel-ill(-l\i.lnnn null _¥nri.ic\\l|\nl apply at
tho llilll-ll of llln lilnlltl. rllstcus not bounll io
l'ocl:i\'e Lim lowc.~'t\or any tender.
_. E. S'l‘|CWAli'l`,
Secretary ol' llonrll.
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' Commencing June ish.
“OCEAN LIMITED ”
n -vim-*f _ » -
_ENETERCOLONIAVL
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will iellvn lIi\l.li"AX 8.00 ll. nl. lllaily exl-cpl
l~l\llli|ll.y.) "’ ""- ' "` `
Arrive liii»\"i‘iillIAl. 7.0011. ul., (lilllly except.
i\in|ulny.l '\ -vw
(‘olnlcl-iinlé with i'.irl\.|\il' Trunk -li\t.cl'lll\tio|llll
lillnitc , _l\rl~l\'o 'i‘0It0.\"1'0 4.3) p. nl.
'[‘l\|-lulgll Sleeping (hrs, llllliiltx, St. John mul
hlnlll-rolil. - -
llI!\'l.\'(.l FAR SF1it\'I(‘E UNEQUALLICI 1.
Uniy one Night on thc I ~
itolul. I 'l‘llrou_3i_h tho Fnluell
Sn\'lllgl\<ulr1lint=inwi’o1-| Ml. Al’l;5_l)lA
<)'l"l‘A\\ A, ` VALIJ .Y
'l‘o|m.\"l‘<», _ln
ll.\ lil ll/l`i IN, l)A\'LlGll'l‘._
Li)Nll(lN. __ _ _____'__ ___ __ _
l’.u4>:¢lll|r_lll~s by S. H. Norilhulnborlnnll lourilll;
.fillllllllcl-slllc |\f|cr lil-rivlli of nlnrllilltr train
imln 'llglln-ll, Sonrbs. ilcr»l1.;clowll nm illlllr
lnitclo\\'ll, lnake connection with "Ocean
iiilnitell" at Mollutoll. N. ll. _
Mil dw tt
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- ‘ WALx1cRvlL1.s.|0n'r.. JAN, |5¢h_ ¢9,,5
Glmrmnmsr-»F t' the ' _._
Couvenmwul \nd;".;io:;als|it<1>:. Ai)i:ici1l:¢:hil?g°;;e’i'°iii¢:rbl;:n‘;|`h;¢r 0.; it
pianos oedenided on a Mendelssohn. Comparing it 'with othc.r1=e;rs‘i~
class makes welfosnd the scale of the Mendelssohn to-bei-ht ost - mlb 1
f¢¢4lfdllY $10 °V°\1|¥ balanced. it gives the iiall rlclxne time -gi, ' 1
pleasing tothoeornhilethe aetio tht ` " ‘ f
deligiu every true’ musician. Fo: cfliliigiallilg' t°li:;ti::|i?u€€,`wm;(i‘:;’m°h ‘
T° my °"° d°’~|'°“° °f P““m“"i°Z B Plano we _can consoles' '  re
commend .the niendelssollu
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as second to none.
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