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ground with ninety thousand dollars worth

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oi stork. We know we have your sympathy ' I “_ ' tie _

Zn? th it .]ou’ll do all in your power to - ~ _f if *L ` 9 P us' -A oolic, disrrhcea, simple fevers, sour 5'5°m3¢hS» ,»nTf'fl§i?: 1 .

' ___ _ sleeplessuess these tablets are a real1y_wond¢rf\_11_-¢u;»¢_ -_ '_

__ _ _ __ You can give them to _the Smallest baby without -the slightest Dmgbiygg

water, they will be takeufadily, ‘ ” ‘ _ '

` The? contain absolutely not' a particle of opiate or other ~inju'rions_drngs.

~_~ They are small, sweet lozenges _that any baby ‘will and ~ their action is prompt and pleasant. _ I

1 -Q; They will tone up the whole system and make the little he;-gy ‘mf fm;

from infantile disorders as any mother could _ _ - _ _They oost_25 cents-a box. All sell by

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. It’s a Heavy. Blow

And forces us to admit that we are badly in need of money. We are going to build again and will need every cent we can liy hands on.

How! We Ask You

to help us get on to our feet again. We 'W don’t ask for charity, but we dc ask and will esteem it a great favor, if everybody who owes us any amount,be it one dollar or one hundred dollars, will make an extra effoit to pay us at once. It’s a little early we know, but we also know that our friends will stand by us now as they have

done so nobly in the past.

Yoll’ll Admit

_ that in the past at any call from the people of P. E. I., we were ever ready to put our ‘ hands in our pockets and do our share. Now we ask you to return the compliment

by paying your 'bills at once.

You Will Find Us

Selling good goods in the same old way, a litt-le lower than others. Hoping to see you soon, we are your true friends.

Prowse Bros.,

The Farmersf Boys and the Wonderful

. Cheap Men.

"seventreight times it'is found in the

_people to quit the wrong and begin the

` il

" time they uttered the-word ‘_‘oome.” »

2’ s

c i K

- _ _ C u r e

NEVER FAILS.

Its name is on two continents, associated with

the successful treatment of the most common and

aggravating disease-Dandruff.

Coke Dandruff Cure as s ion- isles

goes to the root of the disease, cures the dandruff

stops the falling of the hair, increases its quantity and quality, and gives it the strength and lustre that all healthy hair was intended to have.

Cbke Dundruff Cure as a hair dress-` ing is unequalled. $1.00 a bottle at all

druggists. Ladies, n-your Coke Egg Shampoo as a hair cleanser. It ailays all irritation of the scalp and makes the hair soft and glossy. Sold et all druggists.

Jaws _Jae-.

Sohbiol s

w.1....,,. ' .wmiseafof nie r-siiegssnson. ai. naqima

Vrlnoe of Wales' Pens. Ink.

The usual ‘R9 served. ._

sur We

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come for you.” And the woman said

3 ' ' 77-’ _ I K ' _ A' :lf I _ _ I* cmts p°r qu

Doyou call; that _my husband? What _ _ * 1 _ ‘ 1000 LBs_ NEW hsveiyou been doing _with him l’ Is that- ' . __ _ r _ - _ . 4 M can perm

the manly brow , is that the clear eye, is I - U I D

lHE WORD

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Imperial But Tender, it is, W Found at the Front Door of the Bible.

In this discourse Dr. Talmage calls all

people to glsdnees pnd opens all the doors of expectancy: texts, Genesis vi. 18, "C0me.” Revelation xxii., 17 "Come." _ Imperial,tender and all persuasive is

the word “oome.” Six hundred and

scriptures. It stands at the front gate of the Bible,.as in my Bret text, inviting antsdiluvians into Noah’s ark, and it stands at the other gate of the Bible, as in my second text, inviting the post- diluvians of all later aszes into the ark of a Saviour’s mercy. “Come” is only a. word ot four letters, but it is the queen of words, and nearly the entire nation of English vocabulary bows to its sceptre. It is an ocean into :which empties ` tsp thousand rivers ,ot meaninir It is the Heiress of most of the past and the almoner of most of the future. "Come" You may pronounce it so that all the heavens will be hear`d in its cadences or pronounce it so that all the woe`s of time and eternity shall reverberate in its one syllable. It is on the lip of saint and proizllgate. _It is the mightiest ot all i solicitants either for good -or bad.

To day I weigh anchor and haul in the

planks and set sail on that great word,

reach-the fariherishore. Iwill let down the fathoming line into this ses. and try to measure its depths, and, though I tie together all the cables and cordage I have on board. I will not be ableto reach bottom. All the power of the Christian religion is in that word "come", The dictatorial and commendstory in religion are ot no avail. The imperative mood isfnot the appropri- ate mood when we would have people sevingly impressed. ‘ They may be coaxed, but they cennotbe driven." "Our hearts- sre like our homes at a friendly knock the door will be opened, but an ai tempt toforce open our door would lend the assailant in prison. That man who has such efdciency in Christian work and that woman who has such power to persuade

right went through n series of losses ber-pavements, persecntions end the_ trials of twenty or thirty years before they could makeitstriumph of grace every

You muetjremembef that in manyl

cases our Tcome has s mlghtier “come” to conquer|before it hes any

eifeot st Just give' me the eo~ curete ggisus, the statistics of how

been siainby the :word “coma Come

reed inii el

wenty thousand fell under

reading: of aiwife whose husband had been overthrown by strong drink, and

in the corner oflabarroom, isaidz “There heis. Jim, wake up. Here’s your wife

serpent folds of evil habit thatare crush-

With that word which hes done so

much for others I approach you today.

‘fl think note I sm sometimes alarmed i when I think of him. I fear I will not be

Ghrist who died to save yon; Qmel What i

wait the hi-ther otyou the deeper

down. Strike ren! -

for has

end

of ii-Ie. Al

llurlllig Misfuitung --niiie'_» t

r”'”*` »

boat. Room in the heart of e pordoning

m din trend, in »

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I2... ......“....i”;...'§~2§.i.. ......."-111 my; |=A¢3f3__ A3901 census tor statistics of how many have-' - _ i '-

inn euanoiur, onsP.t.or'rs'rowN. raison EDWARD Novnlsln

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Nothing in thewurld is such e comfort endijoy-ae

cheered, nappy baby. _ _ _ _

“Come” May bc Four" 678 - ;_ _ B=\=f<== <=-1° be he in i>=ff<-sf with my bi- i....i....,-.l i.....i ....i_.a.i..i»

In the Sydney fire last week ou t ` i i I I ‘_ °°"i”g when ”°°d¢d s°m° Purely ",¢8'¢¢2b1e remedy ei_id1u(,_e'll depargmgntal Store burnt ,Hat rtfrfge B_§by’S OWU. T8b1¢t8 STB I0 th¢ it ~ E is _

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although I am sure I will not be able to -"" - ' - '* ` I ' --I-' -I-

I can promise room for in this gospel

God. Room in heaven? ' _ What we all need, whe ,her up or down inllfe or halt we betweif is the inuiiite

we employ the word “_eoi_ne_.”_ It will take _ all eternity w Gnd out-Ethe _number of business men who hsve_'iieen strengthened bythe Promises or Godard the pe-spie who have been fed by the when other gave out and the men and ' women who, Roing into this battle armed only with needle or saw or ex or yardstick or pen or type or shovel or shoe lest, have gained a victory that made the heaven; resonud. With all the resources ot~God promised for every exigency no one need be left in the lurch.

Bet the word ‘“come"_ applied to those

who need solace will jsmount to nothing unless it be uttered by some one _who has

the responsibility ot vin this l

have lost property and been by religiolin -that brlll are- the invite those who have failed in Those who have lost their

ones to invite those who

health Those who have had ere the onesto sympathize with

experienced that solace. That spread»f

-:xml

the

have lost tether or mother or

orohild or triend What

are alive today and in good

buoysntin this journey or litewho

have broken down ordead long ego

for the sustaining and cheering help of IIB

our holy religion! So we say *Camel*

The well is not dry The buckets ere not _ empty The 831991! is not exhlliebed. A ‘U39-

The stroke of one bell in e/tower maybe GIGUGUGBGT

sweet, but s seoreotfbells well- tn.n‘ed,~e.nd_j; :UIQ - __ _rightly lined and-skiiiisiiy swimgin one The sgathidf .qu greet chime till the heevens with » almost celestial. And -no one who h_es`; ' 01- Nl heard the mighty chimes in the toweiuot, QWF9 AmsterdemerGhent1ir Gopenhegen cent!-I9

_ sl_ z eww

call among a. gr`eet_me.‘.iy. Those whn

y _ n, been oonsolsd by religion _

solace of the Christian-religion. And s& f __ ` are _ _

'r __ _ if __ ‘___ _

_ _ _ _ _ ' s _ .

O . ‘

forget them. How, it seems tometnetin 5%* ; ~ _ __ __ I ‘peeeel"° Then

g|_;_d_ ellqk wineglesses with me at this . _ _ . _ _ l - __ _ _ __ _ ivory ber." “Come and seewhst we can _ » _ »_ -1 Q ._ - _ _ - j if __f_ ‘win st this gernbliug_te.b1e_." “Comm _ f ‘ _ ' '_ _ -_lenses with mstuisasulitruispeeuiation." . l _» w - ;- ~ - g V

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i£°e:°on'dii1i~isTi:ni:£” 'foam with me - its Flavour °X°°1l4 _¢l1°“h“1’ “?l°d°*‘*f°'P'i°°d *°“-

to s place ot_bad amusement." “Come hs Sgfgngth- can elwlys be relied on A _ ,- g _ ,,-,-.

*lib m° 1” *"7 b°“” "”'°“3" "‘°- ` isknown in nesrl eve home. " _ V" 1-/ un¢i¢!‘8l'0und life of the city-”' Rin ' ns Name _ y . ' ~» I ‘ I f -1 ~ 1.

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tuis city time are twenty thousand |18 P°P\ll8ffi¢Y °*°°°d°-f” h°7°:_‘2.tl‘° 1’m‘5f‘ °f P' E' I‘1‘“d sgavggmt whoare downjln moral cliaxscter. then [(3 is undoubiied sud guer teed

W... .i ni.. ....1 ~..........-- 1.525 ` HORACE HASZ, _‘_

_mm,__ mlm _ ,.._..__inn|l -our :_

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-_ ones- le invite. in_s|Ieetiee.- -

- 3 _ _ 10 18 d2w\` ` ' 1 Sole Agent"forCef.neds._ . . _ -.~-.»».~aa» ...._._,..

she went _to the saloon where he was ' i _ 7 _ ,_ rninedf and shelsaid, “Give me back my ' _ ‘ ‘S pe' qu

husband,” And the bartender pointing ‘ ' xooo Tits-iii sfock

to a. meudiin and battered [man-’drowsine' _ i _ G

° M!X'ED PICK

Aft.

that the noble heart, that I mrrried? I' D ‘ ' I 'A `

- _ _ ' ‘ W I ' t f thi

What vile drug haveyou given him that - = _ ,,1,;f1,°";f,°,‘;if,;§;°_S',‘,2;§°rf¢;°,,,;,,1'

‘ ' ' u cust ers. e Euaran e it

:lin tuéziis har; _‘.220 zingnd ijnizge tizz; ' I Superior giilthis market at 35 cents per

3°' , iii once and we feel sure of your fat -e

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ing him. Give me back my husband, the _ _ ' ' ‘ ' __ _ _ W8 B150 one with whom I[stocd at the altar ten ` i V H““fd¢ 3'*’1mi“°~°d *'14 Rm Bk”

1 _ _ _ ’ _ _ __ _ _. __ .

years ago. Give him back to me.” » __ ` * -_ ` i' »__`_._ Victim was he.asmi1lions of others have ~_ a * I ` ‘ F' “ad an & been. ofthe word “come.” L ` ‘ ' ‘ 6 '~ i °1°°h°°° ‘

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Are you ell right with Godf“_I_¥o” you say ~ _ ‘ _ ' _ _ ' l

-....i,¢.. m..ii.;....i.. _i.i..._i....i_.i.y. _ We llavo _'Inst opened- il_,_l_e!._I _ I

lineart is not-right with God# then, _ » . __ _ _ _ _ _-_f f.-- end heveitfmude rikht. the 'IPC .F