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“Tam think of going into polities,” he said t - fills

“What!” e3 med bis wife.

“Yes; some of the party leaders have been to me, and they assure me that I

{ would be a very strong man and al-

rtain to be elected

most ce U. she said, “you’re

“John Henry,”

| worth $2,060,000, aren’t you?”

“Basily that.”

“Well, you just assign everything over to me and then go to the party leaders and tell them you've done it, and then if they still consider you a strong man and want you to run for office I won't say a word. Itis just as well for you to find out at the start in what your strength lies.”—Chicago Post.

As Good as Her Word,

“Whatever became of that pretty Miss Hill who always said she would marry a man of her own name or re- main single?’

“Well, she carried out her promise to all intents and purposes. She married a poor coot named Sandhill, who really hadn’t a bit of sand.”—Chicago Trib- une.

Emptres Crumble.

“IT see that the German emperor says that his people will hold the Samoan islands as long as there is a German empire.”

“He'd have made it much more en- during if he had said ‘while limburger lasts.’ "—Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Tovching.

“What,” asked the sentimental young woman, “was the most touching inci- dent you ever witnessed?”

And after some thought Senator Sor- ghum answered, with emphasis:

“An election.”—Washington Star.

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When they read about the Peas ant-wotmen of Europe who la- bor in the fields, SPAmericans are Hprone to con- # demn the politi- cal conditions

‘ great deal of pity

“a on these poor abused women. Our condemuation of some European institutions is doubtless all right, but we had better save a little of our pity and lavish it right here at home. The American wife and mother who labors morning, noon and aight, in the close con- finement of the home is in some respects worse off than the abused Peasant-woman. The latter enjoys fresh air, sun-light and out-door exercise and retains that most precious endowment, her health.

American women, ever busy in the close confines of the home, get delicate and soon suffer from weakness and derangement of the delicate feminine crgans. Confinement to the house runs down their health and they suffer from internal ulceration and inflammation, giving rise to debilitating drains on the system. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription makes the important feminine organs, that are the cradle of the race, strong, healthy and vigorous. It is invalu- able to nursing mothers and overworked housewives. All medicine dealers sell it.

“I took Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription,” writes Mrs. G. J. Pender, of No. 6 Logan Street, Pittsburg, Pa., ‘‘ up until the: day baby was born and it helped me so much. I had a very easy time, was only in labor a short time and suffered very little. Baby is a lovely big girl, and your wonderful medicine has made me well of all my female troubles.”’

Nothing so many times pays for itself as a good medical book. The very best one is Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Ad- viser. Now fora limited time, au edition paper-covered, will be distributed FREE. Send 31 one-cent stamps (to pay the cost of customs and mailing oly}, to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. ; cloth-covered 50 stamps.

The Scotcn Wuisky chosen by the Red Cross Society, Lon- don, for use by the invalided troops and hospitals in South Africa, is the famous WHITE HORSE CELLAR” brand of MacKie & Co,, Distillers, Lim- ited, Islay and Giasgow, one uf the oldest firms in the trade. On intimation of this, Messrs MacKie, with usual generous. ity, presented 200 cases free of charge, and shipped them by first steamer to the Cape.

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(Continued from page 4.) utdivided settlement in Quebec as elee~ where, that the honor and interest of Canada alike required that the entire ex - enditure in thie matter should. be borne by Canada. (cheers ) He hoped it was ot too late for the governmewt to recon- ‘der the question. The press of ‘he enservative party was ubaoimous | gnppert of the view he had ui forty and minister 9 papers like the

real Witoees, Montreal Herald and Glove al o eupported the pro-

posal,

STILL @PEAKING AFTER REOKSS.

Sir Charles, resuming after recess, ri vain to the grave constitutional nial presented by Mr. Bourassa’s

igoation, ass protest against the ceuree tthe governmest that bad not opposed 118 resignation Wich ibe paragraph ip the speech, com- neoting on Lord Strathcona’s splendid fr ot a third covtingent, he heartily greed and in thi» convection he would gain refer tu the magnificent action of the geatlemen, a friend of hix, in insuring the lives and Jimbs of 1,000 of the first Cana~ dian contingen’.

INSURANCE OF VOLUNTRERS,

Mr. ‘Tarte bad decided that offer (bear, hear.) He would read ite terms, (laugbier from the governmen beneber.)

There, exclaimed the opporition leader indighantly, 1a the evidence that the friends of the minister of public works are not in unison with the patriotic sentiments of the people. “The clacquers of the ministry are ready to jeer at the provision made by a private c'tizen for the lives and limbs of the brave fellows who are ia the field in South Africa (bear, hear.)

GOVERMENT '& ACTJON CONTRASTED.

How strongly in contrast to the gentle man’s munificence was the action of th? government. The Globe led the voluo-~ teers to believe that the goveromeat would place similar inturance for their benefit. But when the government found what it was going the cost, it backed down and “this black, this deepest tragedy” of mis- leading the brave volunteers had gone un- atoned for.

THE PROTECTION OF THE FLAG.

Cansdians not only enjoyed complete in- dependence, but were in the position of having hed the protection of the British army and navy without a penny of cost. How thea could Canada shrink from doing her duty by the mother country in this bour of trial? Talk of taxation without representation. If the British parliament imposed a dollar of taxation upon us to sustain this great navy, there might be eomething in the cry, but what was being done in regard to eendisg troops to aid the imperial cause, was with the conseat of the free parliament of Canada.

CONSTITUTION PROVIDED FOR IT.

The constitution provided that ia cases of unforeseen vecessity the Government had the power to take sufficient to meet it trom the public treaeury and subzait iis action to parliament afterwards, There could be only one doubt as to the attitude of the people towards the Government’s policy in that regard, and the issue of it depended on the Goveroment’s acting on 4 broad and Jiberal epirit. (cheers. )

Tt was well that Lord Strathco.a’s splendid offer had beeo referred to in eulogist’c terms, but the 2 500 brave vol- unteers had done more than even Lord Strathcona in tabing service fartbe flag, and their eacrifice should not have been unrecognised in the speech.

DANGER ON THE PRAIRIES.

Alkali in Great

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Source of Trouble

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Frank Colleaux, of Oak Lake writes: “It gives me great pleasure to testify to

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In Time of Peace.

Hipworth—I’d like to make a bargain with you.

Sykes (of the next flat)—What?

Hipworth—If you won’t give your boy a drum on Christmas, I won’t give mine a hora.— Philadelphia North American.

The Proper Treatment,

“My watch won’t run,” said Giddings as he laid his timepiece on the jewel- er’s table.

“T’ll soon bring it to time,” replied the watchmaker cheerily.—Detroit Free Press.

Evidence That He’d Been Egered.

“I suspect that our new bookkeeper is a retired actor.”

“Does he strike theatrical attitudes?”

“No, but he says ‘egad’ when he

Means ‘gosh.’”

A South African Conversation, Trooper (to highlander in full uni- form)—Sandy, are you cold with the kd lt? Sandy—Na, mon, but I’m nigh kilt wi’ the cauld.—Collier’s Weekly.

In No Danger. Pompus—I point with pride to myself as a self made man. Castic—Well, you needn’t be afraid that any one will steal the plans.—Phil- @lelphia North American.

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Tenders are asked for the construction and completion of St. Mary’s Chorch, up to the 5th March, next, to be addessed to the undersigned and marked ‘Tender for Indian River Catholic Church.”

Pians and epecifications can be seen on Monday, 5th February, next, at the Bishop’s Palace and at the office of Mr W. C. Harris, Architect, Ch’town, for ten days; afterwards thev can be seen at the Parochial House,Summerside. A certi- fied bank cheque of $50.00 will be required to accompany each tender, which will be returned if tender be not accepted, and forfeited if tenderer fail to accept, if called upon.

The undersigned does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender.

D. J. GILLIS, P. P.

Indian River, P. E. I., Jan 3ist 1900.

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