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SFIIIITIIIL TELEPATIIY

SOULS ARE ENERGIZED AND ELEVA- TED BY DIVINE INFLUENCE.

PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA

lplriiual lheaomena las In lauti an

las the lalerlal World-Gospel 'Isle-

paiby a labilo, lrsterlstn laliueacs.

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lalerod according so .Aoi sf Parliament of Can-

a|n.iii the your 1904, by Willnl lulr.°1T°' rente. at the Defi uf Azrii-uluirs. Ottawa

Los Angeles Cel., Marvh 6.-ln this

sermon the pri-iirliei' discusses the

phychological phiiiiouit-tin of uiiu-I influencing inind anti slitiws how the Soul may be clevuti-tl and eiii-rgiit-d by divine iulliirntu The text is Acts x_, 11, "Anti he saw hc-uwri

opened and s cczrtuiti vt.-sscl dest'--ud-

ing.

'l`hi-ory is olti-ii little more than the

lflne art of gut.-suing. lr. is i-unit”

times the way of t-tiiiiuiiliiig the lnrt that you do not know ii thing, by using nsit-ntilir liiiiguugr.

“lint is nprciiii; gi’ii\ity‘1 "That is

the physical law," you answer, “~.vIii\'h lsuac _\t~vltun il|‘io\'~-r-'tl_ Sitting one day under tin t,iti`.ii'cli- ing tree branch in lun orchiird. he felt a pu! of wind upon his cheek. The owrlinnging brnnvli swayed, and ii. fall pippln, like ii, lump of 30111. dropped into his lap. 'l`ht‘n thc I‘Tng~ lish sngo began to wonder why, that apple ca.ma down to viirth Instead of flying away, as though it hurl the _wings uf a bird, toward thi: .~~tui~s. As a result of those ponderinuh l\i'w~ ton gent»i~iiliv_i;tl all the i-itunes. of vu- hosioii rind griivltiitiuii vrliirli bilitl thla ogrth into u rtiiiipitvt iiiiiss :intl cg Lui “l~lp:'t'illt' gr'a\i|_v." llut_ myxlmd, with your lteiirrivd tin- awar ou have lint cxplaint-tl to nit-_ a.ay1,lIng. In reliwetitte to the laws of physical cohi » inn you hii\i\. only given to ms tr ~» big words to i-x- pross what l tlid nut, know before lid What I ill not know now,

/ls in the uiut.i~i-iul world, so in the

mt-iilal anil =.pir|tuiil \vorld t.hi~ri‘ are facts .'~i»tl |»hniiuiiit:nii which we know to be ci~i't.iinly truii, though we cun- not tell thi- "wh\'el" and tho "wlicrelori~s" nor thu ratisi-S which produced tlirsc rr-siilts. I-'or iiuitaiiw. we are rii=iirl~,» all rcitdy to grunt the power of huiuuii t_<‘l-~putli_v, tu- tlioii fluence of one humiin mimi upoi another humiin mind even nt si rli tance. Sitting in at public iiit~»~tin some night you nxcrtiisr the porvrr of will upon a person, i-ind semi hi- will turn rouritl and look tit you, al- though that person could izive no rational reunon why he turned und looked. lndrcd, no powprful souw tlmrs is this lni‘luci\<'t\_ of one human mind over another that runny stu- dents of i'i°irniiiolng_v have rome to the belief that som" murtlorerit who wield thi: dngger or aim thc pistol may be mi-ri\l\' thi- liulplrss iintl pli- aut instruments of unknown rriiiii- naln who linvr- iinywlli-ri them to commit their iiiuriliwotis rioods. Mon- merisxn, hypnoliiiiu, Liewiti‘.hi:i'y. on- chnntmcnt, itrc inf-ri-lv long nnmre defining this iiiystr-rious powr>.r, which almost, i\\'t-ijvtvlit-rc in the in- trllvtittlul world is biigiiiniiifz to he rr»t‘ogni1.r-d, :ind mnn are a.'-‘king who- ther lt niuy not nonii\t.imr»s di-throne the suprviimcy of the individual will

As one liuiiirin mlrid has an influ-

ence ovrr another huiniin mind, we also know that tlicrc is n epiritunl tnlepathy. a subtle, mysterious indu- cnrs which th‘thi-r world ext-rts upon our own. \isionnl mossiigi-9 as dirert and iiiiinistnkiihle as that which cami: to Pieter upon thc house- trxp of Hlnions hriune in .Ioppa may also como to un Wo niny he uunlile to explain how tho divine iiiitnifvetn- tlons mine to the human minii tloti will spnnlt to uit now if W1* will onlv lt‘t him, ns i-uirnlv an he spoke in many casvs to his sorynnts of olrl. If we look to God continunlly for guidance, to ue, too, uhall the pro- mlss be fulflllr-il, "Thine cars shrill hear Ii word hrhintl thvo saying, 'I`I\i.=1 IB the way; wall( ye in if." The pur pose of this itiwmon is not to iinii- ly'/i~ thn caue/‘$1 of rllvino tr\lr‘pn1liy so much an to siiirtgi-st wnys ln which (505 ’“*\.V IJ* Hl>1‘i\kIiig to his rh\lilri»n in three ilnys.

CNNIQI-'tv\l»=pnt_-liy, in the first plnrc,

comes to tInil‘s chililrun as it did tg I’r~ti~r upon !\`immi`.== hot|sr‘»tnp, ln broad daylight lly thnt I 110 not nicnn that It iii\rI~<';nriI_v r‘i>|nr_': to us as it ilid to l’i»if~r nt :hr girth hour or whi-n the nun in lilghoat in thi- meridian, hut I do mann thin; Whrn God npr-nkn tn mnn he npnnkg to him when his is rxitlonril, wlirn he In wide awoke, wh/-n his or-nur-si iiru On the alert, not wht-n he is ttoopnrl up in some dnrk, df-r‘olt.ful refri-at of ii nplritlialintic mi-ilium er when hn is tossing about nn his nnurh nt midnight. In unr~n.'<,v nlumhrr iii; th" result of hln diqrstivn organs having boi-n ovorlonrl/‘il 'l`hr‘rs ill a vision of 'IW Spirit and ii vinion of the flvnli. There is n vision which romf-.e from God and one thnt is. like thi- night- mars, tho prndiirt of our own brain under the dlnturhnnrvi nf phyairnl or monlnl condit|nn=_ ,rhnre must hy parelul discrimination lf-nt wr- new-pg foolish fanrirn and niiwhiwoiis lm- pullel an the voiri- of (Intl. That which in horn of tho tit-sh is lash, and that which is horn of the spirit is ilplrit.

I speak very r-m,»ltniir¢l|_-,- nn fn.,

subject.. As Vhnrlr-_q \»,,|,mn,, |,,,d his "Bleak I-Ioui=r»_" with Its Ghogtj walk, and Nntlmnlol Ilawthnrng hi; “House of thi- Hn\'en Giihli°s_" pnopleti with tlw i~vil spirits of pant generations, unlr-its we beware ws may have tho tr-niplni; of our yglndg filled with thi- vt-elrdrust fantiislr-ii, crested entirr~l_v hy nur own unregu- lated imagination nr hy nvil iigimgl- ations and not hy the vision M1194, What right hnn any man to apply to himself tho .\`\nr~t_v-first. Pllalm nf David. as did 3 min some time ago in ons of our eastern rltli-_Q7 Ho poa- larel svof than verses day la and

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in nn`Wt¢ an pdl an an -E gels sharp over thee te hop their all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy loot against a stone." 'l`hcu, in or-

lder to utuiinnstratu his boliof in this

Buying, that man jumped from the top ol a four Storey building and broke nearly every bonu in his body. Do you suppose is vision like that camo from God or fruin thc devil? What right has a mun when in doubt about any mnttur to go to a fortune tt-llvr or to n sorcerer or a professor of divination and to re- gard the voice of a professional cburlatan as the voice of God?

There is a vision st-nt by God.

There is also u Sul.-unit; tolepathy. t_`hriSt, bone of our bone and Hcsh ol our lit-sh, was tiuxiptud by the vis- ions of ein as well its we. In the fourth cliuptcr uf Lukt- wo read that Sutun took Jesus up to a high mountain and in vision showed unto him all the kingdoms of the world nntl said: "Ali this power will I give thee rind thu glory of Lhutn. for that is tlvllvered unto mc. and to whom- soever I will, 1 will givq it. If thou, thi-relore, will worship me all shall be thine," 'lhcn Satan took Jesus to

the pinnacle of the tcniplu and unit?) hini to cast himself down fri! Ii the-nce, to prove that lie was the Son of God. But Jesus, instead ol obey- ing the Satanic vision, turned unto the devil and answered, "It ll writ- ten, thou shell. not toinpt the Lord, thy God." If being so puts and holy an our Lord wus iipproiiched by temptation and assuilutl by a tempt- i»-r who based his witrl-tt>d suggestions on pussiigi-n ui Hizripture, how care- ful nhould we bu wlivn ii vision cotnvs to ue, as it came to Peter on the bouwtop, to main sure that the vision in heaven sent for our guid- antfi: and not a tctiiptiition from the enemy Bent tu our own destruction.

llow to explain this tnunileetution

I know not. I would glvc you the simple facts and let you judge for

‘youis--lf, We were en route from Iloii-ut to Athvne by wny ol Smyrna. lt wus about Il o'rlo<~lt in the morn- ing l wus :\\\‘:\lt.-ii.-il hy my coni- pniiitin solxlilug in Iiis lmrtli. “What is tho maitir, 'l`i-t>un"" 1 asked. "Oh," hu iiii:;\\<~|~.-il, '.~.iinlt‘thing has happened ut my si.<li»r's home. I had ii striirigo vii~;i`o|\ about it. I Was not usluop, liut this vision has rtrmc u|\t>n ini" ns nu overwhelming reality." "Nonsi\ne»-, manl" I an- swr~ri~<l "You are not a fiiniitic, nre you? You wvrr uSli\t‘|i and had a had rlroalii- that is till." l`ditl not bo-

nuw My frioml sniil niitliing, hut that \i<i_i»i| iuiitln su<_'h an itiiprt‘isSiim upiui hem tli.it Iii- took note ol the tiiun .iuil tli»~ lutilutlii mid the longi- tuilo wi- ivi-ru tlinn ln. From Atlioiis ww wriit iltri-rt_lv homo. So ovi‘*r- pi»\vt~i'i||;.g was his t‘on\'it’tion of the rr~ulit_\' of tluit vision that instead of going ut unt‘i» to his Philndelpliia Iiiiinv ho i~:io{»|\r‘d first nt a lrlcntl‘B |'i\.~iil~~|it‘r\ not fur frtiui wlii-ir ho liv- otl "How uri: the folks?" snid lin. i`lii\ friend nu.=:\vr=i't‘<l. "\\`hi\t' Did you not ri‘t‘t-Ive any inf-sBugt‘ latoly? Why, your iustor lost both hor twin hoys in one tltiy. 'l`hr~_v hoth dit'd of diphll.u~riu within an hour of each other." My fri-»ii<i itski-d tho ttintr. They iiiod about the 5.inii- time the wonderfull vision riinie to him in tho iiilddlr ol the Illotiitl-i‘i'iirii~un Sen. I ask you not to give it huiuun inter- pretation ol' that mirnifi-station You i-nrinot_ lcannot. l~`i'orn ti human ntnnilpoint was not that vision vi-ry strnnI;;i>‘> (`nn you interpret it from uriv nupt-rnaturnl ruué-lrilion'.7

Ilut why be sui'|u'|s~-rl ut tho inci-

rlciit I have rr-liit-~tl? You have Iii-urd of many similar ot't'\|rrcnct~s. You had a divine vision in your own life when the tintlvrtakor rutloly brtilm into.your homo. Whvn thc doc- tor snitl nlie was dead, at first you wore almost broken hvnrti-d. You were like n madman. You paced up and down the room siiylng; "Oh, God, how can I get along without hor? Oli, my God. my God! What shall I do?" Ilnrtlly hiid you utttrrvd that agonizing priiyrr when a strange peace mime into your soul. She svcmcd to como hack to you. Slit- sr-enioti to put hor arms about your ni-wk and to Say with hi-r Qld ti~rui:< of r-ndnarinent: “I-Iuslinnd. pa- pii, s\vi‘<\tht:ai't., son, I nm all right. Vhrist has mnroly taken me away for a little while, I cannot comix to YOU, but you nhiill come to mo." Was it s iirr-nm? Was that message nii~rr~I_v a Hatnnlr mocks'-ry or was it a divine vision coming to you ns one mms to I‘<~ti\r on Sinion'e house- IOIJ7 Wh-~n you new her joy rind hnppln/-as wnn it not the mme kind nf ii divine vision en that which rom# to Si. John whoa he rrlod out in Al‘°<"\l.\‘P»‘\cI "Who are thniao whlrh are nrrnyirri In white rohcn, rind tvlii~ni~/~ crime tl\t\y7 'Phone ure they which rnmo out ol grcut trihulation and have wanlictl their robe; and mniln thi-rn white in the blood ofthe Lamb,"

'l`he divine tvlopnthy eflcn romrs

n'-1 n rllrrwt, romninnd for prnrtirnl gospel work An l‘i-ter on .‘~'imfm'¢ house top by his vision know thnr, (Thrist was iwnrlirig him forth to "I\FF.V ths gospel te all the world, wht-tlicr .Iiew or finntile, so by a divine vision wi* may know that Gnd wants un to go forth to save this or that men and do this or that work, We know it just the name as we know what our earthly employer wants us to do whim hA gives us a liuudle of cherkit and tolls ua te ge and deposit them in the hank. Dy ilivino tislnpaihy wie know what God wants us to do, God in bidding you to go forth to spiritually save this man and that man. te do thll Kob- prl work and that gospel work. Within you to-day you may hear ths rall, With your wiiin open eye! In .broad daylight yo-i may soo the divine vision.

This gospel call for practical work

is the more impressive and Imman- i-nt hereunto (infra vistonsnro never haphazard; thny are never purpose- Icmi or mr-nriinglosn dreams, They always have it vary practical inter- prntiitlon. When Peter looked of! from 5-llmon's housn top he saw a lgreai. sheet lot, down from thi- heav- ens, filled with "ull manner of four ’fo0tcd beasts of the rartlh, and wild. honftts. and crogplng lungs, and inwl. ni the in-_" Tim. vtroirvq q [ ¢ nymboi °i the im um. Jeni. ella

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to save the Gentile as well as the Jew, the despised barbarian as well us tho Jewish high priest, thu un-I circumclsed L8 well as the circum- t~ised_ Hardly had the vision ended when Peter heard u. loud rapping at the lower gate. "Who is there? Who is there?" wal asked. “I aiu n. messenger from Cornelius," is the answer. "l am not a Jew, but is Gentile, sont by a holy angel to thee. Wllt_thou come and tell him about Jesus Christ?" The vision and the knock at Lhe door were one summons. Then it was that Peter knew his vihfon was divine and that hs was called to a duty which he might have shrunk from if ho had not seen the preparatory vision. Na longer was the offer ul salvation to be made to the Jews only; no lon- ger were the messengers of Christ to regard thu Gentiles ns voninion or unclelln. S0 uiut'Ii tlii- visiuli had taught him, anti :su l’i~lt‘r wi-nt with tha men and pri-_iilir»tl t`lii`|St to the Gentile conturiuii, uiitl lit- t`<>uiitl that the gospel was thi- puwiir of God unto salvation to tho ti-Intilo tis well as to the Jew.

God'e visions nit iii-vt-r haphazard

incen('i'uit,ies. \\iii-ii ilu~ iguoil Anan- ias one duy in the i-ity of lniniuscua had the tzonimnnil in u vision that he should place the liiiiitlf, ui holy ordi- nation upon tlit- l».it.-i~»~.~.t i~ut-iiiy of the Christian <li5t|l>lii.\i lit' at first doubted the tllviiit- uutlit-iitirity of the vision. Anuillus lookt-tl up at first into the hi-i*<-ns and in sur- prise said: "Loril, l hiivi- lit-_urd by many of this uiuu, liow iiiucli evil he hath done to the saints at .li-rusa- lem. Not himl Not Saul! 1 cannot ordaiii Saul sl Iljarsua'-i But hardly had the goal 'Alanine entered the house, to twlkh God had directed him when the! brought hun e Stag- gering, igiulibltll bllal man. It. was Sault lt was the arab enemy Saul! Then Ananlas knew that his vision was divine. Sono man and woman, the divine vilinn comes to you for practical gospel work. You foul lt. You know lt. Why? 'Bo- cnuse while I speak there arllcs bc- fore your mind some one mang, Qo_u\0 one woman, some one child, you save. You are like Peter ltpiidig upon the house top. You are llsteli- ing to the messenger of Cornelius calling you to carry the news of sal-

about. God's visions which it would bc well for us to dwell upon. The

linvt-, in \'lnd's visions tlir-n -as I dt-i\ divine tclopathy comes to the ,de-

)npised mari'u homo as frequently as \it does to the ruler'n palace. Who was I’otcr's host at tho house whore lie had this divine vision? He was Simon the tanncr. He was in all probability the most. despised man in all the coast capital at that Lime. Among the Jews the dealer in cured hides of animals was looked upon as a social outcast. The harlot, the murderer, the insurrnctionist, wi-.re more respected than hir. The con- demned criminal might be perdonecl of his crimim even though ho was the thief who wnylnid the poor man on the road to Jericho, but the tan- n»er's ceiling was never forgiven. As nii~ii shrunk from t'.ontiit‘.t with the lt-per, whose touch might communi- tiitr- his loatlinome disease to the In-tilthy if-rsori, so the Jew shrank iitim contact with the tanner, whose pit-aetice in e home brought t~i-.rr~mon- ial contamination. The floor of hos- pitality wal always slammed shut. in the face of the tunncr.

By thy old .Icvvisli law, il s hus-

luinti ilivd vvltliout any t‘hlltlrf~n, his lirotlirr was compelled to marry this widow. liut a widow was not com- pi-lli=tl to marry that brother if lie was a t.tinni\r. Not evnn tho Jewish law would compel a woman to suf- frr such an ignominy. If ti man mar- riod a woman without. tolling ht-,r he was a tanner, she could have thu matrimonial bonds instantly annul- led, as soon as the deception was found out. Of course, there had to be tannern among the .Ii~.w.~i, as there must be hangmen for this present generation; yst, so hit_t_nrly were the- tiinners despised in ancient times that by the eastern law no tnnncr was allowed to build his tannory nearer to the outskirts of u town than fifty cubits. It was to this dv- epleed home that the htiuvonly vision mine, opening the gate of the Chris- tion cliurch to the Gentile nations. Your home, O man, O women, muy be humble; lt may be lorntvd in what the aristocratic people call the slums; it may even have been an- eoriatsd with the -vicious pollution of society; but oven there the voice from the heavenly mansions may be heard. "I camo not," said the com- passionate Saviour, "to call the. righteous, but sinners, to repent- ance." You may be a social out- cast, as 'much shunned an Simon the tanner, but In your housn, too, you may hear a voim saying, "Come,

though your sins he ns scarlet, they nhnll be white as snow; tliougli they be red like crimson, they :hull be as wool." -

One more thought is augmented by

Peter) experience. This vision of the sheet _coming down front the heavens lllled with all miinni-r dl four footed beasts and uri-.r-ping things /and fowla of the air t'|i'me to Peter when he was comparatively a young man. It crime to him not only as A message of salvation, but also as a tommniid, especially for young mea and woman, to go ,te wsllt. He was then s, young man ln the thirties. My young friends, note tha, im ortancn of this fact. It means tliu. God in appealing to tlis young and the phystrnlly stalwart to cohmcrate our energy anti vigor to his service.

“I never hear my pastor pr<~ticli,"

said s young girl, "hui I am sl- wsys filled with the dsirira to say, ’Lard, what wilt thou have me to do?' " Sn I never read u account of the JGPN vision. but I always im this i mesugo especially. fer me and fer the young people to whom I speak to ds something. Oh, young men and young women, will you not bs reused, an Peter was aroused, with the thought that you may be- oeaie papal mesnongern to s sinful world? Will you not mitch an la- spilstion for glorious Christian work by standing upon the lwuu to) sl 319°! . _

vation to some waiting soul.

But there is Still another fa

now, and let. us rrrnsivn togvthr-r;2

WHY tMOTHERS WORRY

Did you ever hear s mother worry over a plump chiId?. There is no better bank Of health _for a child to draw from than a good supply of healthy flesh.

Scott`s Emulsion not only

gives 2 child weight nntl plumpness, but it leeds the brain, bones and ncrvcs with strength and atftive po\\'<.’i‘.

Fewer ipotlicrs ivoulti

worry if tlicy kiicw nitirc about 5cott's Iiiiitilsicn.

well neil you it sample me “vnu f=fi\\¢l\- BCOTT & BOWNR Toronto. OHL

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WAN TED

Also htiyern of poultry. dressetl pork :intl hitlcs zinfl calfskins.

Quote and state what

you have to offer.

John Hopkins

Pork packers and Egg

dealers, St. john, N. B.

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TENDERS

DEPARTMENT or Pvnuc Won Ks, -

Ch`town, Feb. 23, 1904.

Sealed Tenders will be received :it

this oiiice until noon on

Monday. March I4. 1904.

From any person or persons willing lo <‘on~ rant for the \iui‘ding of n new Bridge across the Morell River (near the floating bridge) i\t‘i‘oirl- ing to plan and .spefincetiiin to he ».ei-ii at the sloru of R. N .Coin E q.. .\turc ll and at this office.

The names ol two respciutlhlc persons willing

to become bountl for the lailhful pcrfoiniatice ofthe contract, uiu~t accomnnnyench lender.

The Department does not hind itself to uc-

cept the lowenl or iinv tender.

Tender: to he addressed to the -_iutletsigiietl

and marked, “lender lor Mirell llriilgef

L. B. MQMILLAN, Scc’y l’ublii‘_ Works_

24 nw,w id

IIIIESEBIIII BIIIIIHEIIS,

Wholesale Commission Deal- ers and Shippers

FRESH' ` FISH,

Smelts, Eels, Lobstcrs and Frogs are Specialties. l Fulton Fish Flarket New York

Uoiisiguieiits Solicited.

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S.B.MlI:|:ER&Co.

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

Snlnion, Mecltetel,Siiielts :itil lit-ls a specialty.

iuicllit fiirnlithed on npullcntinn S. B. WILEY 6. IONS.

f Boston, Nlriss.,

Trnsler Agents, 7 Fulton Fish Market, New York

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SILVERWARE That Wears

We have in stock n large line of

:847 Rogers and other makes of Knives. Forks anti Spoons, which we are now offering at a liberal discount.

G. H. unok,

Sunn yside Qticeii Square.

_lr You onLY KNEW

When your well stocked etme wa; going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be. fore, but

Wlien lt is Destroyed

old adage, "There is no time like the present." and no intiuiaiicr like ours

irnttnulil ellis

Dr. H AN DRA~HrAN=

Physician' and Sur|aei\. Special attention to the diseases _o

children. » _

Office and Rr.=ii‘enc¢:»-Dorchestqr St. ng

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» SURGEON DEN'I`lS'I'r

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i~t»Iiinl¢i»: if_qul;mit~ni and ep iocxta I=i»titt..:i~ >»nnlr»~ Extra n, aluinlmuii iiudaluniinlnllned la&.

A stieelaiiii matte or crown, Bridge

niiil all gold worlt_

.i iwnk rtiuv gli tnuiieeii.

ARTIFIEIIL. TEETH

'i~ii¢ im-I at in-t.~iii~i.i,li at mi>d=riii¢ pi-lea. Ilxttntliuu Iirt- of chzrlit. .

Dr. J. P. MURRAY,

QI, on Sinn tlnp Prowie Brvs. 3 icuii .\ w i:

I) £9. 'II C. ROBINS, DENTIST. Office alResidence,Princc St. Opposite St. Pauls Chunk.

ii-ia d 6 mos pd

Dr. JAMES WARBURTON,

Physician and Surgeon, KENT sr., CHARLOTTBTQWII.

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Tflcpliune Connection.

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Barrister, Solicitor, &c., MONEY T0 LOAN.

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Representing Phoenix of Hartford,

E. II. E E E] lf-'\_ Jenerui Commission Merchant;

f'*lI\ll\d Prrfiuta handled nn miami;

Canadian QUCIJEC. AN rornpl returns made.

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