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g _ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 12, 1898.
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the lnsane Queens King
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Tenders must evpress the price er
ggrel potnd bushel and gallon, and
accompanied by the names oi two
ggponsible persons wiiling to become
for the faithful performance of
The Trustees and the Department do
mtizecessanly bind themselves to ac-
eeptthe lowest or any Tender
Tender must express on the cover
The Jail Supply Tender and Hospi-
tsliorln anobupply Tender
Samples required marktd those
RILHARD SMITH
Secie ary oi Publi Works
Nov i .ewan ti De ist it fo’ ‘he °‘h_"° _
_ __ ‘f But my idea. is to speak chic-Hy of tiie
1)|.i\i.r\ii\i oi l’Liii< \\iii\ __
ot it is s °
d'1pnl, ~ i‘ “ re vi et
S Depu-tm. iii up ti 1000 t li l ll \
Dec ist l\‘lo from aiiv - m  B S 
= f to su i t it-
n 0 pi r ll_
ance 1-on int l itl llospital tor tlit
sane for [ho wit siding .>1stl)ecen  '
ber you ni li ti» foi oniiitr article _   .
‘he$.,,,,e to lit doliierel at the llo~pt-
,L Patton ioctl it the cost of the coo-
,,,c,0r_ .i it iii su -li quantity or qiianti
wushsllfioiutime to time he ie
vii lloiir ind Cornmeal Bu
hr Black lea t otiee Barley, Beam,
chew, P 1- l~latid Oatmeal* bat
50.9* Soda ll ishinv bodti, Tobacco
Qtooolate tlatbtrtiw (clean) Mol =-
,sg Beef (fre~li) Peas, Milk Codhsh,
me kerosene Oil (wine measure),
mms* (brown and granulated)
Drugs Suits oi Homespun Clothing no
eta, price per suit) Pants (per
wr) Blankets (either grey or white,
81x84 lugheg \f\}\\ 8nd WSI'-Yllt
Lhnd Drugget (hand made)
glsoto supply the Queen`s, King s and
fgmce County Prisons for the sain° p
md md on the same conditions with the
owing articles, viz Hard and Soft _
Molasws’ Oatmeal Keroqeneq WAsHiNG"roN, Oct. 30.-All out of
Oil and Beet (fresh)
All articles are required to be oi e
ULU FASHIUNEU IDEA
Of What Heaven is--The ll-
limitable Vastness of
Paradise- Beautifled By
Death--Meeting of Our
Friends in Heaven.
lthe usual line of sermoiiiziug is; this
‘story of Dr. Talmage concerning the
next world. and it may be good to see
things from a novel standpoint. The
text is Revela‘ion xxi., 1. “And I saw
a new heaven."
I The stereotyped heaven does not
make adequate impression upon us.
We need the old story told in the new
‘style in order to arouse the- apprecia-
tion. I suppose if wc should take the
idea of heaven and translate it into mod-
ern phase we would rind that its atmos-
'there is a combination of eary June and
of the Indian summer in October-a
place combining the advantage of the
city and country, the streets standing
for the one and the 12 manner of fruits
liriiproved heaven. People sometimes
   ltalk of heaven as though it were an old
Y ~ - - -~ city, finished centuries ago, when I
_a Gen lem? splcsxoazpéid li;-iiéi l;-ave to tell you that no city on earth
i uring the last fifty years has had such
'_BeDwaen the P L hhhd Ho mml tchanges as heaven. It is npt the same
ackbam Storea pad, of gold place as when Job and David and Paul
new tiles-we leavf-H11 \\ \l TMILOH lil wrote of it. For hundreds and hun-
_Ou Monday between Beer and dreds of years it_has bien going through
square Sores. d the residence or pt atleflll 1'€V0ll1llO¥1, y€9.I` by 5821!. and
’i,1;§z°“F.‘ln3e1;'e';~),e(;;‘§e 1; ‘mm _V nicnth by month, and liour_by hour, _and
nd Moors 'hpd tmoment by moment, it is changing,
""“§.Tf `otTl§e'1I»FchTetp and changing for something better.
E‘§§ct'§l‘;°fl;hf'S”";”g 5, Away hack there was only one resi-
moduors Apply to Mi-s E Palmer dence in the universe- the residence of
,_ ,sale M abd ln ,_ ,Mg Heaven had not yet been started.
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i(I;f:11Se 0r1lY4v;” ghfirpf time Imrnensity was the park all around
Icp e W i l . ~
DWG, E streetyabout thisgreat residence. but God’s
Stu H James Palmer ChTown Noi the Almighty
A lin
M§g§'&(§f§°' “sm” 41; 'sympathetic heart after a while over-
-that plea anily situated dwelling flowed in other créations, and there _
iwiy occupied by C P came all ,hwugh this gTe.,, country of reaching than telescope, with power
Heated wpath hot air. and _ _ _ _ _ _
electnitgq ossession ven immensity inhabited villages which
Anvl em-vt* Douse
each other and became one great cen-
gf
_ _, _ sr°W` and wleriied “mil 'ther' i`Dinsd . . . _ .. L' lg  _  , ‘-if.  .~ .~.Yl_»`
‘   S i   `ti°almett'opolts of the universe. street- , . iv? W W L
WM  Prince Count) Prisons S  
fd, gated. teinpled, water~ -l, inhabited.
One angel went forth with a reed, we
are told. and he measured heaven on
one side, and then he wet t forth and
measured heaven on the ot ter side, and
then St. John tried to take the census of
that city. and he became so bewildered
that he gave it up.
IM PROVl‘.`M ENTS IN HTAVEN .
That brings me to the first thought
of my theme--that heaven is vastly im-
proved in numbers. Noting little
under this head about the multitude of
adults who have gone into glory during
remember there are l,600.000.000 of
people in the world. and that the vast
years. lf New Yo k should gather in
nothing as computed with the 500.000,-
OOO, the 2,000,000,000, the “multitude
that no man can nu uber," that have
gone into that city. Gt course all this
takes for granted that every child that
dies goes as straight into heaven as ever
the light sped from a star, and that is
one reason why heaven will alwaysbe
iresh and beautiful-the great multitude
of children ‘ in it. Put 500.000,000
children in a. country, it will be a bless-
ed and livel countr
multitude of adults who have gone into
glory. and how the cousins of liea-van ,
must run up. Many years ago a clergy-
* man stood in a New England pulpit and
_ said that he believed that the vast ma-
‘ jority of the race would finally be de-
stroyed, and that not more than one
person out of 2,000 persons would b - t
ifinally saved. _ There happened to be
‘ about 2,000 people in the village Where _
he preached. Next Sabbath two per-
sons were heard discussing _the subject t
I and wondering which one of the 2,000
people in the village would finally
` reach heaven, and one thought it
lwould be the minister, and the other
thought it would be the old deacon.
Now, I have rot much admiration for a
tom. Why, heaven must have been a
village-when Abel. the first soul from
earth entered it as compared with the
present population of that great. city! _
| EVEN HEAVEN MUST CHANGE.
_ Again. I remark that heaven has vast-
‘ ly improved in knowledge. Give a
,man 40 or 60 years to study one science
or all sciences, with all the advantages
of laboratories and _observatories and.
philosophic apparatus, he will bea
intelligence must heaven mount, angel-
hoQ and sainthood, not after studying
for 40 or 50 years, but for thousands of
l years-studying God and the soul and
'immortality and the universe! How
the intelligence of that world must
sweepon and on. with eyesight farther
of calculation mightier than all
'human mathematics, with powers
A comtonable house ou upper
contaimngarocms Vory healthy
yard and stable Enquire of Q O
r of Hillsboro and Euston
remises-
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plain cook wages $700n
M”  °°  .lldllly
ck dwelling
w in posses-
wwn span Fon WEAK GIRLS AND Bovs
P°°"° i nr. win-tvs stood and Nerve Pitts.
of analysis surpassing all chemical
laboratory, with speed _swift-
` er than telegraphy !_ What must heaven
learn with all these advantages in _a
month, in a year, in a century, in. a
millennium ? The difference .between
the highest universe on earth ard the_
smallest class in a primary school can_-
J not be a. greater difference than heaven
 
marvel of information. Now into whatt
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Tremendous Slaughter
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the last 100 Of 500 Of 1-000 yew- I of our own make of Tweeds, We are overstocked and not wishin to close down our
_ have decided to clear out all our Surplus stock. In order to make room for our new
mnjoiity of people disig infancy. How patterns, nothing but our own make of goods is included in this sale The cloths
many children must , are evils iI1’0 Strong and Durable just the goods for this season of the year Farmers
n ti' in tesco 1.0000 °  ’ - ~ ~.
“ave” “mg P as or should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying honest all wool
one generation &,Utl0,000 populationf Il6V,8I‘ b8fOl‘GS0ld at.
Wh2*t=1VaS*i“Cf°'-W Buiwhafamefe Heavy all-Wool Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1.00 per yd
“ “ “ Fancy Paterns “ 75
‘- ‘_‘ “ Plain Grey and Black
“ “ “ Fancy Patterns
“ “ Flannel] White and Grey
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“ Union Twill Do
“ “ Plain Do “ “ "
Ladies all-wool Dress Goods ~ “
Heavy all-wool Blanketing white 2 yds wide
D0 D0 tc ¢¢ ct
“ t Union
But add I0] l.l1lS. ifyy0D Will. the great Y “ A1l_w0O1 D0 G1.ey it u rr
“ “ “ Checked “ “ V “ $1.00
This is one chance in a life time to give goods at less than they Goat to mt
loss is your gain. Dont 'delay if you want any, _ They cannot last `
application Samples will be sent and freights prepaid on parcels from
on P. E, Island Railway. ‘
E.A.IE{.(.`£r-.A.I]N` C70
lifeboat which will go out to a sinking l it
ship with 2.000 passengers and get one 
‘off in safety and let 1,999 go to the bot-
igi _______
as it once was.
Again, heaven_is vastly improved in
its society. During your memory how
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TOCURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE
Use NERVOL. One application cureszif 'p0_lS.
your money back. Equally good _for N euraigia
and Headache. 256. at all Dl'\1§81St-S-
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Noiijo:
The Commissioners of Sewers and
Water Supply are prepared to re-
ceive application for connections with
the main sewers from owners of pro-
perty fronting the streets _where the
sewer pipe is now being laid. .-
Any information required will be
li-
WeatSlanlield sl
  utini-:nw
REGISTERED
Recommended by the highest Medical authentic as the belt
to health iu our climate. Recommended by those who have vom
best wearing and most comfortable underwear mode (Houeltlti old
homespun) Warranted all wool sud guaranteed not to shrink
washing, Immaterial how ltiundried.
_see that out' trade mark Stanheld s Unslmnkoble BQUUUUI 8
every garment before pl1_l‘¢hl8il_lg.
Air reiisbis dealers sell, them.
fiirnished upon application to __ _
- D. MCLEAN, -  _ _ E _ ,_ s U _
‘ Comniissioners. ' __ ` '_ ` '  *_  _ _ 3 '_ i
Ohice of Commissioners of , _ _ _ I `   , '- _ `  e
Sewers ind Weber t`-`“PPly , “Sole Manufacturers. -
city Hsu, Nov. 5, isss ist " ,,-,_,;,_,t,,,,,,,,,,,,. I s '
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75c
50 to 650
40c
350
30c
450
80c
7 5c
80c
IX HUN ED  
We want to sell ($000 OO) six hundrfd dollars Worth of goods every ay from no
out oui stock. With few exceptions buyers will find our retail stock as full and complete as when 08!
g S316 bgoan Every day we iill the shelves with reserve stock irom our large wholesale stock We are
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immense bargains.
he La e Discounts of 20 p c. to 50 p- c. off our already low prices are bail;
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thousanrdgs and thousands of buyers from all parts of the Island Discount! of
everything
ate natty-=-stock mst    shin-=-Bargains For All
Every Clerk :ls  110 G'-ive 1:]1e_   as Advertined.
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