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NEW YORK QUGTATIDNS _ F Among the Churches. i *___ J i _
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need s_»_»res_,S°°°1_1__§<»=»_'f=vf= gi Montreal Newspaper Assigns
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ONLY A LITTLE BAOKACHE.
That is the first unmistakable symptom
of disease kidneys, an ailment which no
me can neglect without inviting B1-ight’s
age diabetes rhe umstism and the
i s 7
1; psanful me mn maladies. scene rosscvns vsrrommr.
first sight of hackache and urinary dis-
 §s;I1`);eCc‘;°se|;a £33 _militia clothing hereafter must be for. an
T15  One pil] a dose Bcents a entire regiment, not for companies, so
 that corps may present a uniform. ap-
pearance.
Canadian Stocx Quotatlbns.
'rnmm cssns REPORTED. '
(rm-dished by E. G- Rykert. 8: Oo _ sr. Jonmnes.-'rhreeeases of smu-
Montreal.)
Closinz P11000 `
ce Ps R
Twin City
Montreal St.
Hallie! Street
Richelieu & Ontario
Dominion Coal Common
Dominion Iron and Steel Gommon
“ “ ~ “ - “ Pseterred. _
u u os s Bonds
I ni-r1l1_!f`l~f'
stout ms a. o..
Dee. 24
1122
1075
909i
114%
IIB
109
4-Si
35%
80
81%
lam loom _:Slick Exsianga-
Buy and sell suck-i cu Inldol- New York. TJ
nm, and jen! Iss! bunnies-
Cnnunes J. lccvaxo, Coeur M. 1i¢cCvA1o
K-llnlgti’
13.7 &l@'\ 'ISK Q°¢`¢°-
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~_.~_ ...___ _ _  - 
HUBKEY  
H0018  
the pr-ie is $1 70 but we sro 8°m8
tosell emfor$l 50apsir|
` liens’ Hockey Boots $1-75. $2 00
$2.25, the Invictus Hockey Boot the
very best made, tan or black» $1?-25°
Lsdies' Fins ma slippers. Kwo-
hnry’s make, just received. P"
1.-25,51 Jso, 01.65. $1375. $1-33
02.26. »
Our own make, they are very nest
ces
Hens’ Bne Slippers for Xmas trader Of the bBSl'. S8l60t0d Si'.00kS Of
eof., $1.00, $1.55. $1.65. 82-10-
Lsdies’ Gaiters.
Ladies’ Over-shoes
A large stock of them.
Gliff I J
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who. l_\'s§i'°`“°_*Y“
placed fell adsl!
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153
MURE SMALLPUXCKSES
m* _
assignee today with usbumes or scenes
'melt semen 'senseless me c. P. :rt
’vL»*Rlc'r_  
,_ pretty thingswe ofer. ` ‘ T __
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Sole Agents. _
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-Military Clothing - Manu-
facturers’_ Meeting.
Orrsws Dec. 24.-Requisitions for
pox were reported today. Christmas trade _
has been very good notwithstanding ue
epidemic. _ _
NEWSPAPER ASSIGNMENT.
MONTREAL, Dec. 24.-L. IJ. Demers,
publisher of L’Evenemeutj2newspaper,
and assets of $37,180. Tbe§Canada Paper
Company is the principal creditor with ll
claim of $24,284.
WINHIPK LIKELY GET IT.
Tonozrro, Dec. 24.-_The nextfannn-1
meetingof the Canadian Jhnufscturers’
Association willff probably be .held ill
Winnipeg. ~' _ '
TONS DF  HAIL _
Hanrrax, Dec. 24.-There are over eight
tons cf delayed mill stackbii up here, the
and the unusual mass of  mail.
LOSS OFILEK _ _
__ ______,___~~¢--,;..'». L. .' ..._\-
_ _._  _____~» _
Lf you and yourselflfsllislr 
normal' weight thereis danger. The III! '
of fish oilscan temporarily add tat, but J
will never build up health and tissue.
Dr. Chuse’s Nerve Food acts through the
blood and nervous system :and carries
new life and energy to every nook and
corner of the body. It regulates the
various organs of the}body, makes the
appetite good, adds healthy llesh, and re-
Naturally and gradually this food cure, C
restores color to the cheeks, increases.
the weight of the body and thoroughly
overcomes disease.
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The people halo spoken.
-Everybody says we have one
  Ghristnas Presents
l. Ever o&`ered in this town.
_ _Thatfs _what we’ve been
lahser for months back and
lwe re glad you appreciate the
We Bid. You All
places the tissues wasted by disease. _ ' A
v ° -"\~ '
_ srr. nussrnfs oarnnnnu.
 F. Johiieh, 'Deuces d  
K. Sennott. ‘Sub-Deacon of 0doel"VsI_u
In-we Mau in B use vm erelmbly
rendered by the full choir of the Cathed-
ral under the leadership of S. Blanchard,
Esq. The choir was assisted by Prof
Vinnieombe’s Orchestra. Bev. T. Gallant
presided at the orge`.c.Dnrlug the 0fl’erto`x‘y
“Quid Retribuam” by Lsmbillotle was
sung with Hrs. Byrne, Prof. Caven aid
Mr- Chas. Hermaus as soloists. After the
Gospel J. F. Johnson preached the
sermon of the feast. 'Last evening there
was also special music at Vespers, ‘
sr em:Ea’s carnnnnan.
At St. Peter’s Cathedral the observance
of the feast of Nativity began on Christ-
mas eve at live o 'clock when _evensong
was said in the chapel. On .Christmas
mornin!! there were two' plain and one
fully choral celebnations of Holy Com-
munion, at 7.15, 8, and lf o’clock respect-
ively, the Priest Incumbent being' Cele
brant at the Hrst two,1he Assistant Priest
at the third. Matins was said at10.15.
Eveusong at 5 0'clock. Rev. James Simp-
son preached at the third. celebration
from the text “They had no Comforter?
contrasting the wants of God's people be-
fore the birf h of Christ with the _benedtsbf
priate and well _rendered bya full_eh0ir_
The olierings at all the services were tor
. ly
fully but not elaborately decorated.
, sr. Pans onuncn. `
'The music in St. Pauls church' was the
finest heard for years. The solo ports
were taken by Hrs. Mitchell, ` Mrs.
Chandler, Miss Fitzgerald. 'Miss Warbur-
WD. and Mr.  Eirle. Great credit is
due,1?_1-of. Esrlief for the' high state otpro-
dcieucy of the Qhoir, ,
rmsr snzraonrsr cannon.
In the Christmas servi:e at the First
Methodist Chuscb Rev. G. M. Young was
assisted by the Rsvd. Geo. Ross. The
sermon by  Yeung was 'an eloquent
discourse on giving, the text being,Gcd so
loved--that hskgsve. The choir sang as
their first piece a _ carol' 
bi M0111 a plowing teatureof which
was s tastefully r~.~ndered_tenor_ lolo
byl£r.Gso.H.h(core. 4 ' ‘
At' the ooncinsi m or yssneraeym sem.”
zneenon- cents-5'..-..o acetnsam ohm-on
were presented .by A
rh
Watts were
t ielr fellows chcristers, s -very handsome
lounge with .cushions being the ilflmss
bu. A nmasom and .muy  was
the choir? testimony of regard to their
r-tiring member Miss G. Ross (now Mrs
H. lugs.) Mr. W. .KcKie too carries a
substantial token of their good will.
l
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 Object 
totheaverage  .
‘ is the ease with which _
washing can be done
J when Surprise Soap i8
1 It is a pure, hrdsolp
l which meansito the
Q _ economical housewife, _
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Beams  J
 These Busy  J
s»»~sns» o] » y_i
or_   
 wsneoneli      
<wsi'.m manngew 
* otherscups. ' _»
sItist§e1efos_'_eaI_l`0l\¢7' " ~
5 &e:h'essesav*v.,; " _
g,._g4 _ ~ ' _ ' "The Kilties." '_I‘oronto'i creek
Q _ _ _ o‘ul:;::" '"5 m ' Stl P°°“°“°' military band, have gone on _e _dye
un ' _ ° 'U °°1'\""¢d W  months' tour of the United'8te.tes,
e i nish=brHls Lordship Bishop llelmlld. '1‘l.s_ban<r is uniformed in ‘mu High-,
l°°il\°¢l by Dr- llsrriscnes High Priest. land' costume, from which it derives
with Dr. Hoenghanaebeeeou of &;ner,’ its name. There are forty pieces
Ru-_Curr\u, _Sub-D__eeeen=‘~o&   U10 oflliiizotion. which 
His incarnation. The music wus approf
1.-that they  a.l‘m’ost in a. line.

_s 
ran. ;'  
with it also a. chorus of sirtoen
lvoiees, six Higmand dancers two   _ _ __
bagpipers, four military buglers and Damsnt’s'  guard", is heavier-
a. giant drum major weighing ~._810. -_ 71     f  
C .Pounds a'.nd standing over seven ‘feet   ggqhmer' »~  'Y
high. Biiidmaster John Slatterf.
lormer 'member' of the First. Lifeéf
an army record. - ~_
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tion
si; before they
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_Boer Langer.; _=Csptum_i
_ Slrty ' _Melt
our Wm:x’s cs?g‘oam," _ ' J
the director og the “Kilt-ies.-"‘ is I ' and were
qu..rassnd jess seientnorusilsusf., °  ___}:_3*_ _, ,,
band of London, England, sand' had   _ ,
_ Pumsrs cirrrme caPEnS_ Z at .mas 
Venus. WWUYA 4; A nd situ-s .Appr ‘ _ ‘Teo    .;»  _'X 1  “ '
18%;  enum or 1m, usage 
_ .- ere‘were tive ev ` __ ~ _    _*if*  ~  ‘
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years_ _
come ,\'iz;a.in-_ in that or'
~_onste!la_tiou.~` - `
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to from the
be well for
interested to watch Venus dur-
week and note how slowly
she approaches _Jupiter from the
west., Jupiter is slowly overtaking
Saturn, and will be a.ppa.rently»nea.r-
ing conjunction with that .planet--the
latter part of the month, "The disli
of the moon would about, cover both
planets on Nov.. 30th. f _ _ _
The on at its first. quarter on
21° Y, _
beauty of the celestial scene.” The
planets remain above .the-western
horizon for over two hours after
sunset. and thus all may i\a.vc_a _fair
_oppoz-_t.unity_ of 'witnessing this* grand
conjunction _of the three. most - inter-
esting a.nd_ beautiful planets, ‘ _
_ The Toronto Astronomical" 'So'cie_t.y_
sent out the following instructions
~to star-gazers: Those who are in-
terested in astronomical observation
. _'I i 1 __l _
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VENUS. JUPITRR, SATURN. _ _
ghould pay some attention to '_ the
three. bright stars to eeseen ‘in _the
early _evening in the southwestern
‘ planets Venus, Jupiter :md fSatu_l;§i.
'reckoning' froxnlthe he i"!fW_l'f1’d
and eastwa,rd.' It will be
really in the ecliptic, or
that Venus
orb. In
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Ccughgsnd 7 Gatarrh. It can be used
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