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' ' 'rim GUARDIAN

.ner ffrslefu *'i"'**°

A ` J

C3Al=2ZT_

To The “ctors of The

City of arloftetown. _

In an old wnggon, for lie could not rid Ilrawii of two fishes. for the seas

litting,

~~“Tlicii caine old 1_f`ehruary, sitting

Th. talendar.

i\\'liiclitlirou<,,rli the flood before di

l..».iiii~;s _»\.\'n (ii~:.\"ri.i~:.\ii::vt-

At the request of ii large niinilier of my

friends, I offer myself as a ciiniliiliile for the position ofiluiiiiiiissioiier of Sewers

and \\'»\:.»i- .~'ui»i»ly at the fortliovminiz .imltoolsio prune the trees, beforet

el¢‘i‘i.ii'il\.

If elected l will as far as possible devote

my time and :itt,eiitioii, io carry out the

swiftly slide,

And swim away: yct had he byl

side

HIS Dloughnnd liarne.~s lit to tillt

ground,

»~= Bordocl Blood Hitters.

pride

Of liasting prime did make them bou

geon wide."

}>;~0viai0n.~i of the Sewer and \\':iler _-Xrts l _spensen

iii the interests of the citizeiis. _

'Trusting tnlie favored with _voiirciiip l

port. and tliuiiking you in ;ul\':inre for

UIUC l

A I i‘eiii:iin t

Yours £`\'.l: Sic

'l`iio.\i.\s i2_i.\ii»i:::i_i_.

zlil lil.

iiiooootoiii

'l`o the Free and Independent Civic `

Electors of Crnirlottetown:- l..».iiiics Asn il i~:.\"i‘i.mi1-:_\',- _

I beg to say that I will be a Caudiflate

for re-election as u.L`omniissioner of Sewer and \\'aii>r Supply in the coming ele c- tion. to be held on YVeflnesday the liith of, F.-hruary next.

ln malcing this announcement I am

most anxious that my position be clearly understood.

It has been alleged and freely reported

during the last few days that in this elc- tion I have formed au alliance with, or am in some wav associated with the r-aiididature of- Mr. S. NV. CraI~he. I most emphatically deny.tliat any such alliance or combine exists.

N0 doubt Mr. Crahbe is perfectly cap-

able oftaking care of himself in the com» ingcontest, and has never spoken to me . in reference to his or my elect-ion.

I nm siiiiply seeking reelection on

merit, as one free and independent of any combine, party or pers0ns havingii desire only to gain my election honestly and fairly without prejudice to any.

I now solicit for myself the same

fgenemus and hearty support you so free- y gave me when you so handsomely re- turned me at the last election for a Coni- uiissioner.

Should you again elect me as one of

the said Commissioners I shall iudcavor as in the past. to represent you honestly and faithfully to the best of my ability.

Yours truly.

Cl-IAS. ;`\Ii`GREGOP..

Com. of Sewer and \Vater Supply.

16d ul.

L Q_ _, __ _ _,___ '_`k._._. _,T __ - -__ -_

To thc Civic Electors oi Charlottetown.

__.___

Lamps AND GE:v1'i_r:im_\':-

At the request of a large number.

of my friends 1 again offer myself as ii candidate for Commissioner of Sewers and Water Supply. During my term of office I have sought honestly and conscientiously to serve the best interests of my fellow citizens.

In the construction of the Sewerage

System I endeavored to give good substantial work and first-class material with as little expenditure of the public money as possible. The fact that Charlottetown now has an efficient sewerage systeiu at the cost. of $145,111() or $5,000 less than the sum fixed for construction, fully justifies this assertion. _

The large increase in the revenue of the

water department over previous years shows that branch to be on a 5-l00d 5m\“` cial footing. Should you again elect me you may be

sure that I will do all in my power to deserve the confidence of my fellow citizens.

I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Respectfullv yours.

HENRY SMITII.

(Jh`town, Jan 17, 1901.

v _'J

‘;_ A _

ELECTION OE SEWERAGE

WATER COMMISSIONERS

To Sriuozv YV. Cnasnu, ESQ.: “’°' '°"°i éli‘.i“i’il§.’l‘;’il..""i~‘$l,’Il`.’.‘... '$22

taxpayers o r 0 ’ 1 '

to nominate for Water and _Sewer Com- missioner at the _approaching election, and herewith promise you our votes, and

'_~\f’luence:-

Fred Perkins, P

Frank R. I-leartz.

M. Wright, ll. Heartz.

N. Rattenbury,

H. W. Longworth.

T. C. James,

A. E. Morrison.

F. Parker Carvell, '_l`hos. Handrahan,

M. Trainor.

John E. Bell, John Lewis. 1). H. Taylor.

(2, F. Hutcheson, W, \V. Vlfellner,

R, H, Jenkins. il. Conlon, _

Geo. W. Ritchie.

John T. McKenzie.

J. K. Ross.

S. A. McDonald.

F. ll. Sellar.

\V. A. Stewart. XV. \V. Stanley,

Geo. Stanley,

Jas. Paton,

John Newsom

James Landrigimi

A. W. Reddin.

W. P. %>lwill,he

Angus esR0¢ - _ To me qegwm of Charlottetown. __ __ Ladies and Gentlemen.-Il\_ B°‘»°1` _‘mc wiihtho above requisition I will nominate in February. n¢;__r, for the _odlce of sewer

anlrl water cou;mi:i?_i_oD::- tu as poasibh aevote my timeand Ahilm' 9° car” °°"

the provisions ofthe Sewer§_|M-111 ‘~V°*»°f

Apts in the interests of the citizens.

'llhrinking you in advance f°’.` y°“rl ,W ,mi wishing r_°\1l>l1°°°“>Pl*f"°'“"’j

_ _ ‘ ai , M gémn’ IYf§l:rs Ili-uly.

1~`el»i'iiary was :iriclenily so culled b rzziusc of the propitiury and puIificiJ.t0t‘y sacrificesifchriiarc, to explate, to purif which it was the custoiii to ofierupin Ro

i duriiig the npeniiig il.-iys of the mon ‘ U~-ing an iiitercaliitetl mont-li in the fi l Dlilce. l~`elii'ua`ry had to put. up with l izistca-‘l of the ordiimi-y quota of days,wit the thirtietli added in leap years. On tb principle, apparently. that from liiin th

. Peiiiiaiieiitly Cured ond all its

“_ ill Eiieots Reiiioied by

_._....__._.._

e__ If you’ve suffered from constipation

for years, tried all the remedies You ever ‘ heard or ‘read of, without get?-lin: more

Yi) than the relief the one dose of the medi- me ciiio afford-:td-ii' you’ve been subject to th. all the uiiseries :issociatc-;l witli constipa- rsg, tion, such :is sick headache, iiiiusea, bili- 29 ousness, piinples, e:'uptions_, blood humors,

h blotclics, piles, etc., woiiiil1i’t you con-

sider it ii blessing to be cured of your

6 constipation so that it would stay cured I

at Burdock Blood Bitters can cure vou-

__ OONSTIPITI ll

Emperor of Iudin, is a monarch of nature

Edward .Vit

Edward VII.. who unoends lhe thrmic_,,,

as King of Great Britain and Ireland and

une, large experience and wide acquain- ;

tance with men and ai‘f‘uii°s. Necessiirily debaned hy his position f coin eiiterlmz _' actively into politics, he has been obliged 3 to find an outlet for his energies in per- ‘I I forming; the social duties of"itie monarch ` and discharging those public functions which Victoria, hy reason of liergenrs, could not pei-form. Titus _restricted in his ambition,-he has been obliged much of the time to follow amusement an ii business. When a corner stone had to lie laid, a public building deillcaimi, a great Milwiiy opened or a public festival ceie brntcd, the task of ofllciating ns tho ro- pcesentative of 'royality has fallen in t him. _

The result of his peeular truininil is that `

'saw

Fashion and *_C°omjon‘. _

For once fashion and

sense have joined in the ca of comfort in ladies’ ‘footwvcair

be comes to the throne with thc ndvnn-~ THQ*

taires of a very wide experience with the I men and events of his time. It is gener- ally conceded that he has tact in nn ex-

I hath not shall be taken, Augustus, wh

e”` ciii'e so that the cure will he pcrinaiieiit.

he Chl'-*Se I4) “dd H ‘NY L0 f\l1§§\1Sf». U18-5 the lt has done so in thousaiids of cases dur-

month named from him iiiiirlit not bo ing the past twenty _vi-;‘.i-s. lacking iii the dignity enjoyed by six Just one statement io prove wlxet we other mouths of the year, took it from ‘ay is figm- Ff`=b¥'\19~1`l’» f-`“'I_liCl\li `C0Uld 12535 Spare it~ Mrs. G. Gasby, Portage La Prairie, I Ry thc Anglo-Saxons the month was Man., writes: “ For over two years I cgllgd bg;-,h *‘Spmu;_1{u1e_f,-gm the sprgug was troubled witli sick headache and con- i ing of the cabbage and other vegetables in 't'p“t‘°“' I tr_"°_d many Lllfferem plus the cellars at this time of year, and “Sol. °'ndsIll.a_f§;]t,medlcfnPS‘ bstftdey only gave 3

,, ni . oia y re e

Mom"'t` from t'h.e. retmln of the. sun ‘i‘.Alclaii’v"I:l)e=.}iid orf mine induced me to once more to ositi f tl _ h ' - ~ ‘

3' p on O m “ence ml _e try Bm-dock Blood Bitters, and sent me

heavens. I`lie balance of proverbialphi- an ,ti 0,- - to star, with I

h a bo e it de- '

IUSUPIIY "°Ka¥"ll“l»§ UW IUOUW il* in f"~"°l° rived so much benefit from that that ‘I - of a wintry character, for February: continued to use it, and took in all;-iiree -Genuine only when stamped'-_

i‘If it he white, it`s_ the better to like,” bottles, which completely cured me. ' as K|N° Qu‘Lr|Y_»

is a common English saying. The Scot That was ten mont._hs ago, _and as my _ _ _ has a Sgnnim- Om.; health has beenspleiidid ever since Iliave Mid! b1TI'IOJ.D. KIIIQCO., Lllflltdd, nA. the monms O- ,he yew. only my kind friend to thank who advised _ Tm-¢|,¢_°_ __ 1

Curse a. fair Fehrueer." me to take_B'B'B'" »

And the sentiment of t-lie Vlfels hman is _ Alley & C°__Agénts Bt Chawwm

The really fashionable -shoe is

' built much like a man’s shoe on , a womanly scale. '

This fashion has the advantage of a fine appearance, combined < with common-sense comfort, and will therefore be apermanent one

has been obliizedto perform those is

make an a.;_r-entle impression. Asa sult of his experiences he thus enjoym 2 advantages which should now stand hi

traordiiiary degree, During all gh.; nu , _ 5 I rous speeches lie has been called upon to § 't`¢'”“*'

make and all. the ccrenicninl duties he 1 l kfmd' ln. gl . _ _ _ _ “° Tl "i’¢‘l>feha,iii»nnie\»uies\m instance worthy of retort in which he f ,nn u ` 6.-R, ni h*

24#

committed a serious error oi' failed to _ ,mmm s ‘steihit Q

01 - _ . _ . "" I 4 ’ tail

1-"`_°"

m _ _ “tt __

- lin good stead: bein immensely popular l l "AH"

summed up in this: _ ; A __ _ ~ _ 7*.

‘ Won the gold medak at Paris

Exposition. ¢>

$3 and $4. Sold everywhere.

“The lvelshman would rather see his “ -----_----~--_----1--_ L---~

JESSIE MACLACHLAN.

The Queen of Scottish Song Will Visit Winnipeg During Bonspiel.

The great Scottish prima donn has ar~

rived in America, having landed in New York from Glasgow a few days ago. Prior to her leaving, she had two great farewell greetings, one in Glasizow and the other at Greenock; and a short time before a

near her Scottish home in the Highlands

11?*-.li-

CII ARLOTTETOYVN MARKETS (Corrected ew ex'y Tuesday )

dam on her hier ` _ . it » -I -

'ri.f...'.-.it s fait-retirees." °°_°¢°°*°°°'°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°l°°°°'¢'°¢*°° FEBRUHY 1°- ‘

____.._.._ _

-1

i ~

of Royal llanailiins

at Paarilelieig.

The present is a time when war pic-

tures are in greater demand than ever. 'l`he conduct of the British Soldiers on the battlefield has won 'rl-ir: PLAUDITS ol' admiring nations. We have at great expense published four large, beautiful pictures, size 20x24, on heavy, superiine calexidered paper. A picture that will commend itself and send A THRILL to the heart of every TRUE Canadian is the one called ATTACK oi-` ROYAL CANADIANS Ar rAAnni~:n1-:Ro There are literally hundreds of figures on this picture the mountains or kopjes stretching out iii the distance are swarming with men, while here and there a prostrate figure speaks only too well of the Boer rifle- man. It was on this batt1efield| the

gallant Major Arnold met death uu- inchmgly. Indeed it is only too true, that many of those gallant hearts that beat so hifvh when the cur-:isRi.\'G 'rHoi:SANDslbade .them oopsr-sian as they sailed from Canada`s shores now lie still forever in lonel ' graves on the other side of the worlcl under African skies. 'ro x-:vi-:Rv cAi\'.an1AN iximnr. to e' cA'v~iDi iv H th c' ds f

'.~ sf

it ‘iii ._:-`»

»¢»¢w¢»6»Q»~ll» 0~°9w0~»9»O~°0»

_ __ ._

“Qui l~O°‘D~O~°O-O~°

OYSTERS l OYSTERS 1! OYSTERS !'

_ We have a large stock of oysters

on hand and we are_put¢i ng the

suit the purcha r,

The 3 S

Royal 3 3 Restaura nt

is open from early morning ti late at night and we are ready to give the nicest lunches hungry heart could wish Drop in and look over our Bill of 1 are. `

J Geo Gavr

_with his countrymen and he ui close

is ‘il _ \»»|iasi\ni\dh¢"’?

them. _In spite of thc critic-_ism which has _ . _ _ loin directed agiifistliiru at times he M U

is probably the hcst-likedman in Enkln

tid 1 `-

;to»clay, and he has been sufficiently cn-‘ ltholic anddemccratic both In tastes n

in afllliations t_o beon good tot-ms with the _

people of all classes,-Chicago Record.

il I .

Sunday School Lesson.

PARABLE Ol? THE TALENTS.

‘ Matt. 25. 14-30. Memory verses, 2) 2

_ GOLDEN TEXT.

OUTLILE 1 The Distributionof Tn.lent¢,v ll 2 Fd l R ded 9

_ . 1

in . i e ity ewar ` . v. 1 -23.

up by the quart or in any way ‘.0 1 3_ Neglect Punished_ v`_ 24.311

Time -Tuesday afternoon, April

A D 00.

Place -Probably the Mount of Oiiv LESSOW HELPS

will be called for.

14 Into a far country -Has ascend

into heaven and will come again to,)u

bond servants, slaves of the ancient wp

iid_

The Parable of the Talents is to tene

the duty of workin g while the day of li ii _ ast.~ The day will end and the account l

the earth _His own servants That is ‘ » '

Lamb (lb)

Beef (quarter) per l

Beef (~ima.ll)per lb

Butter (fresh) per 1

Chickens

Cabbage (per doz)

Cabbage (per head). . _ ._ Eggs _ . _ . _ _ . ._ __ . . . . . . . _ _ __ . Fowls per pair . . _ . _ _ _ . .._ Flour per cwt . . . . . _ . . . . ._ _ Oatmeal, new, per cwt. _ _ Hides per lb . _ . _ . . _ _ . . _ _._ Straw _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ ._ _ Hay per cwt _ . . . _ _ . . _ _ .._

Oats . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . _ _ . ... _Beets, per doz . . . _ _ _ ,

Pork . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . _ _ . _ ._ _

‘ Turnips, per bus . _ . . . . . _ . . .._ Potatoes us _ _ _ . . _ . .._ .

_ Mutton per carcass . . . . .._ Parsley (per bunch) . . . ._ _ Onions er lb

Lettice per bunch _Celery.._.

Rarlev ,per bushel _ _ . _ _ __ _ Beef (carcass) per lb. _ _ _ _ buckwheat . _ . _ . . _ . . _ _ _ _.. Butter. per lb _ _ . . . . _ _ . __ _ Calfskins, each . _ . _ _ . ._ _ Eggs, per doz . _ _ . _ _ . . _._ Hay, per. ton . . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ ... Ha , pressed . _ _ _ .._

Island Flour, per ill) lbs..

Turni s

Sheepskins_....___ ._ Wool (wushed)_..... ._

Geese (per lb) . _ _ . _ . . . _ __ _ Ducks (ner Ib) . . . . _ _ . . . ._ _ Fowls (per lb). _ _ . . . . . ...

p . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . _ __ _

Carrots, per doz. _ _ . ..

ooe=oOooaacccocQ=ééE;E;é= eessaseeesssueesggeevr~2S *x '5

Hiclesper

Oatmeal, per 100 lbs . . _ .._ Oats (black) per bushel. _ _ _

Oats (white) per bushel. _ _ _ Wheat per uslicl _ . _ _ . _._ Pork (carcass) Der lb _ _ _ __ _ Potatoes, per bushel . _ . __ _ p . . _ . _ . _ . . _ _ _ ___ Beets (table) _ . _ _ . . _ . Lamb skins each . . . . . _ _ ._ _

Turkeys (per lb). ._

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee cess S&&8&EE»'i3”582%Si7'-S%'é?&2`»"2i:`\8€`:i

essences ssssssaassesssseseseessas

¢:oc::c>c>c>¢o©¢¢==“”" 88._.5.--psig. eeooceoocoooooioi--eccoooooo sS2e2Sso°¢*~e===9~S=2~>'fl2S2‘% " '°' “" ssessseseneeséssseiessseess

L_. 9

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_CALENDAR FOR FEB. 1901

MooN’s Cnarvom

Full Moon, 3rd, 11h, 30m, m. Last Qiiarter, 11th. 2h._ 12m. evgn. New Moon. 18th. 1-011,. 40111. _WX-

tl First Quarter. %th, Zh. 38m, evfz.

888888888

t0 to

8888888888888

similar greeting at Oban, in Argyllshire, gf

n I » u n | » u ¢u » i)-'als-.'¢'n_o‘|'lt . _ ' _

_ ‘ "t;11111i'_'_'_; I ' ~

tcry _ _ A our-:, e lee o their brave soldier boys speak with au. ` irresistable THRILL or iwriiiorisiu AND _I_

PRIDE. GORDON HIGHLANDER5 AT THE "- BATTLE OP BELMONT. CHARGING_'l`H1-I -‘I noi-:ii G 'iv A "

_ lt S T ELAN-DSLAAG'1`E,_A!\D if

" 'ran CHARGE oi-` GEN. FRENcH`s Cav- __ _»_ ALRY ON THE Ri;'rREA'riNG GEN.

czoiv_|r.'s Ar.M\'. These are all stirriiiz pictures and caiiuot fail to commend- ' 1 themsel ‘to li ill '

ieni ey are sl-ELLE S Agents coin money. Big profits. Eiior-' '_' mous success. One agent sold 68 in one ' day. Sample and temis 25 cis. [none '; freelz four for So cts, $1.75 per doz.; '7

25 for$3_25; 50 for $6.00; ioo for $11.00 5 Vvrite to-da ' lor a dozen a d ke -

y n ma

money. 7

Home Novelty mg. c°_,' im sis

Dept. 355 A.) Chicago. __~_

mga, linings etc

extra charze. _

H‘Price list on application.

` hs summerisMlp{h)lKhhIi|iidnol,dol;soE1l?oildmag K' ` 3 I 'L 'R' I _ ' " g F

to ive summeri -J ii 1 » _ _ _ _ . , _ new by being DYEU and CLEANED. _ _ CURE FOR hand with plenty. Enter thou into the w`wh!` *ki*

we guarnitec our wt-rig. an orders tr ‘ joy of thy Loi_~d'-#The command ia 40 `

. strous: urmaater to use to his slave

_ vm. ,,,|,,a|,;,_g,,,,,,¢., ,nan _t limi. new really the true meaning ni nie fP"l"°‘l~ A" "°'*

warden and returned by express without

affxtions gf gm; _ - parable shines forth, for the divine Muster 1'3"' b°ed°n° h "I"

1" 'D I t Sun Sun itil willful Roses _ Sera

4 l

t - l

m - l\ 111

Fri 4 25 5 3 Sat 25 ‘f

~>4 a

U3 UI v¥ [S hd

_1__.._n-

3 lSun ._

` {Moii 23

sTue~ 21 3 ` \Ve:l 24) 9

` Thur 18

5¢55m4

Siuorr W. CB/iimri.

:Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues

13 Wed 14 'l‘hu.r 15 Fri 16 Sat 17 Suri 18 Mon 29 ,Tues Z) Wed

Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed

assesses

Thu_r6

17 16 14 12 11

gg£g3%~w+®4©

48 43 41 39

10 ` 12

14 1=;»

li ll) 20 22 23 24 26 ‘Z7 29 30 32 33 34 2**

.is ‘LIZ

*ld 45

High Water. Mom I After’n

h in 10 21 1107 114.8

i002 049 |130 208

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3-Kbivqfggiiiflf-ES?

®QU\|6h¢¢$b9)-‘© 'eT$l'2‘.-`-“-2?.7’.»"-“-STS!

15 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 12 13 13 14 '15 15 16 17 19

h m 21 % 22 24 23 14 12 25 IZ 59 13 30 14 fl) 14 31 15 03

34 04

I I ' Every Thursday.

53 ington, Oregon and California.

49["D_2P_ A,, C. P. B. . St. John, N. B.

39 ~ _ 19-over 18 yearsuf age, _

21 Send for Pamphlets. 34

in ' of-H1tiU’H-’ or . ~<D.r;r.»r;”o.~r.'n.

Cimdotu lan. 7 1901 8 tf- ll ` ` L ‘

Tourist Sleepers __ __ llonireal to Pacific Coast si" ~¢

r e » - ~ I I ..

fwhere many of them- in chains, for they H f ` - 1

.“.”.”°“'“.“”.”.”.”.”',,.,,. were captives ofwar Delivered Not n~ _

_ gift but a trust for which accounts was to - .~ ~ _ ~ ~

be iven

'be held at Montreal and at local centres of which it man can be useful, ‘T0 gvg on 10th J une, and at Montreal in Septem- mmf To an are ,Ven some “len” but

2 »

ber asunder: *Fa’c lt 0 A S Men _and __ _ the talents vary in number and qnnll

“ Y ‘ _"‘ I I no weii for iii. _wm-ifi time nm in

Women). |

trinity ti ippiiai same i Wai, ini sept. All “alms °°m= from G°d- Gif" t in iisui-nu

Faculty of Medicine . _ _ ._ _ I ` “U5 b2Uwf'°d In *HY ll‘bl¥f“\l’¥ ‘ t `

Faculty of_l.aw- _ . . . __ . _ Iniinate wisdom directs the Brent Giver, _ Facultyof Comparative Medi l ' 16. Made _ them other uve talents _ _ i

¢i0° W4 V¢t¢l’iM|’l' 5¢l¢l¢¢. 5” 2181 5¢P\- Either-in the way of trade or in placing “ ` ‘

*Iifthe Faculty ot'A1-to Revised Cu r- them out at intemsg-,_ ‘Thi gnnd of 5 ,

rlculuml the courses are open n so _to lfAB- _ . . , ‘ I

- -. f __A _ _ Q 'rl il. srvniin rs wiiimtiimsirieuiatwn, dillseni maketh Wh- _ 1 _

' ’rIn the Faculty nfitpnlled Science the 18. ‘I-Iid his lord`s money’-Only one `

u w 5

_____’_,____ _ . 1 coiir._=_es iii Civil, _Mechanicalz Electrical and talent why bake troubl. “bon” nt The f _ f _ iii it . on _ d A n » _ .

SUMMEBSIDE MA-RI\ETS» \ - ~ tedlxdixeg agegmislesxomgipen etlldsuylsdlniiixh man of many talents is api. to feel "_-_-."""“

` C I " §TUDENTSWilh0utMBflfi51118f10H. ` sponsibility’ some who hav. only ` '

8 .;i:.iii:e.r.f.°f..if-i..ia:.1='fi':f: m1»dwe»»» w» »~»»~-f-nail

, - ‘°5_2i°§ f1'°{_° $90i<1> $200 _#gig l\¢l<I_ °;\0;_l;_¢ that which is least.

_- i , inx -‘~ . _ ~

-BY- »»_ f;lf,f,!ll,,,f;,f,§,,,,(§f'_|e:h,,1;Nn ,_,,,,.i mlm 19. ‘For a long time’-After n long delay, ~

centres. v ' solong that perhaps the wonder W

B .Hsu A . ~ I _Particulars _oi Exalilliiiillllwf “ll 5995” °f 'whether he would ever come. Delay nr

l _ __ Roopncridig

tiic Calendar, containing |iilli|iformauon,may no proof that he wu,M no, nmmp be °btai"°d °“ ”p“°3“°' t° ‘Cometh and reckoneth with them'-T

- w.vavui-lan ne isim. _ ’ . . .

9i)9»99i99E>%99

» n

THROAT ce LUN

Exprea Office ___

DAVIS s. Liiivnnsoii co , Limiwa,

i 1 fur spring

_ _. -_ ._ Prop., nf Fm, 1,a,.,,, ,>,,,,,_Kme,_ __ iw sought to lay thc blame on another. Ju I

_ ‘ 25- ‘I was afraid’-Not because this

master was a harsh tyrant, but becnu

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