it builds up the system and restores y 35c¢. for large bottle, At all dealers, a 4, L MATHIEY CO, Prop. «SHERBROOKE, p,q, ee FineFurs We Pay Cash for All Kinds of RAW FURS N. F. GOURDIER 78-80 Brock Street {ingston's Only Exclusive Fur Store. srand Union Hotel R.ooms From $1,00 Per Day Up Qpposite Grand Ponitran Statin § BAGGAGE: FREE ust Arrived! A BIG ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE SILKS. In a hurried glance we notice 'apan Taffetas in an endless ariety, of shades, including, VEite; Nile, Brown, Cream, Card- nal, Navy, Pale Blue, Pink, Jutteraup, etc., all 21 inches wide, Jor 25¢. a yd. 28 inch Japan Taffeta, beautiful oft quality, fine even finish, the orrect thing for Fashionable Vaists, all of the popular shades, cluding, White, Cream, Ecru, avy, Black, Brown, 'Cardinal, tc., our price is 50¢. a yd. A very 'big assortment of ainty ' Shot Silks in popular 1ades. bpecial at 50¢. a yd. You get the latest in Silks if ou buy from JEWMAN & SHAW AAA 'cut THis our & COUPON 17 The 18 Letters Must Accom- pany Answer. $ TY Yr" YTYY y STANDS FOR ) ARGUMENTS ) We Name Just a > Few : No Long Coal Bills. It Means Much to You. p por : : : JAMES SWIFT & CO. : +4000000 0000 ~ EEE ___THE DAILY WHIG, Y, FEBRUARY 21 a lidih gdad aa rpe---- - T ~y . . NMANV.SEAS WITHOUT PE-RU-NA pe-fu-na Known and Praised on Land and Sea. ospt. 1.7. Carter, 123 Mth Ave, Pensacola, Fla, writes: ad --~-- fick sailor is Ns prey helpless man. T have found that 5 K Peruna will do more to restore one than va tat: fo elds. Tag wotblc and ie S d TI have other medicine 1 know, ani ¢artied a couple of bottles on board for Seasons. Ce years ago Peruna cured me of bronchial trouble in a few weeks and gave me such new life and nerve force that I certainly believe in telling you of it. ive me my compass and Peruna ks of all and will steer clear, of Wise and well] Commodore Somerville Nicholson, of ' e U States Navy, in a letter from with il and men."'=-L. T. Carter. | the Unitad Statc ¥, eA Watson, M. E., 48 Eliza- (1837 R street, N. W., Washington, D. 0., street, Ottawa, Qnt., 'writes: says: ee has my heartiest endorse-| ¢/ wnhesitatingly recommend Pe» ment. If there is any place that you | runa To 4] persons suffering from cae are helpless when ill, tt is on board a tarrh."--S. icho son. at sea, miles away from any If you do not derive prompt and satis- stadmet, ? = factory results from' the use of Peruna, ier two or three of my men | write a tonce to Dr. Hartman, giving a would be sick at one time and seriously | full statement of your case, and he will cripple the force, Lut since we have }be pleased to give you his valuable ad- learned of the value of Peruna, by tak- | vice gratis. s few doses they recuperate very | Address Dr, Hartman, President of pr The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O, kidney iiseates, and have also found it very. fine for 1» srippe. "Peruna is always one of the most im« portantsupplies of my steamer."--E.A. Watson, With a bottle of Peruna on board stilors have a remedy on which they can rely. Commedore U. S. Navy. SHIRT WAIST SUITS THURSDAY 18 only, Shirt Waist Suits, in dark" and light Prints aod White Lawn, washable, made iin prévailing Spring styles, only one of a pattern, in sizes 34 and 36 only. These we will offer Thursday at the following tremendous reductions to mike quick selling. Regular prices, $1.50, $1:98,-§2, $2.50. Monday's prices, 98c., $1.35, $1.49, $1.88 for the suit. CREAM, NAYY AND BLACK LUSTRE SHIRT WAIST SUITS, $5.98 Some very swagger styles in Lustre Shirt Waist Suits, in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, made with plaited Waist and Skirt, new sleeve with long cuff of tucks. A regular $7.50 line. Thursday WHITE'LINEN SUITINGS, 48 inches wide, THURS- DAY, 45. --A 48 inch Pure Linen, specially finished for Ladies' Costumes, pure White and Uanshrinkable. Value 69c. yard. Thursday, per yard .. 45. EYELET EMBROIDERY LINEN, 36 inches wide, 48c. THURSDAY --A fine quality, 46 inch, Pure Irish Linen, soap shrunk. A very superior quality. Thurs- day berensinshiaibvae. eras erasers sages ire raris inne pen FRING . 49 WHITE COSTUME DUCKS, 28 and 3o inches wide, THURSDAY, 18:. and 18... A very special finish clear White Duck, for Costumes, etc., 28 and 30 inches wide, for 16¢. and 19c. yard Thursday, The James Johnston 180 WELLINGTON STREET. Store NE ENTER NOW & Licui Ovi) Sao usiness, Shorthand or ,' JAPAN HAS NO FEAR = 7 . Ot' Chinesé Outbreaks, But Advises 1 ility. ce. Course. | Suppression of Heostil vy 5 Tokio, Feb, 21.--~The . foreign office Kingston Business College Bas issued a statement to the effect that Japan does not share the appre " Limited Besice, of some powers, with regard Ki, oad of Queen Street to the imminence of an outbreak in Pasion = = = Canada China, though several heous apartments, omplete jden indicating a feeling of hos- apa pb , comple gidents, indice a | " ent results, B14. OTrOIEBOre ve heen notiewd. Rr atuates fn demand. Thorough fility to foreigners, have lee The im 1 ooveriment, actuated by a desire for China's welfare, has warn- ed the government at Pekin of the 'grave danger of such manifestations, fnstruction by com- experienced teachers in every department. Open _through- a the whole year. Catalogue Détent ang 4B. MCKAY, BH. F. METCALFE NEWS OF DISTRICT. LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little Of Everything Easily Read , and Remembered. Hiram Cook, Yonge Mills, is in- stalling an electric plant in his cream- ery. a , Miss: Maggie McMartin, Micaville, died in Brockville hospital, aged thirty-three, Miss Minnie Hamilton, Belleville, and Prosper Frechette, G.T.R. engineer, were married on 'Tuesday, Mrs' Thombs Empey is dead, at Easton's Corners, aged sixty-five. She leaves a husband, ana two sons. Coleman Way has purchased the resi- dence he mow occupies on Elizabeth street, Picton, from. EE. Roblin, of To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Howell, Picton, have leit for Cupar, Assa., and other pomts in the west. It is their inten- tion to locate there. JJ. D. Hoover has purchased the pro- perty on. King street, Picton, owned by Mrs. T. Shannon, and at present occupied by I. Y. Leslie. It. is understood that the contract for installing the new electric light system for Picton has been awarded to the. Westinghouse company. : The old township council has been re-clected jn South Marysburg : Wal- ter Striker, peeve; councillors, A. Cel- fier, Robert Brown, "Albert McCaw, Peter Collier, 8. S. Farrington: Tha late Mrs. Ahigail Murphy died on 6th February, at her late residence, within half 8 mile of the place where she was born, at Wellington, in_ 1810. Her: father was the late Josiah' Bull, who settled: ~ near Hallowell Station. Surviving her: dre: Mrs, Sarah Hut. chine, Midland, Ont. William Murphy, Mrs. Deborah Bartlett, West Point; Mrs. Phoebe MeDonald, California, and Josiah. Murphy, Wellington, 'WHISKEY SAVED HER. Kingstoh Young Woman At- tempts Shicide. Myrtle McEwen took a dose of car- bolie acid "in the parlor of the Swan hotel, and 'Swan and Michigan streets, Bufialo, N.X., on Monday, evening. She took the poison with intent te kill herself, as she subsequently stated at the Riverside hospital, but when she was out of danger, she declared that she did not know why she had been so foolish, The voung woman, with two friends, entered the hotel and she' ordered drinks. She had whiskey. While she was talking with the proprietor, Henry 8S. Becker, Myrtle remarked to him that was "going to settle it," but he paid no attention to her, as he thought she was joking. When Becker" leit the parlor Myrtle picked up the whiskey and poured part of the contents of a bottle, which, 100K 'from' under her dress, into it. She then swallowed the mixture. The girl. was removed to Riverside hospi- tal. Her throat was badly burned, hut she.was soon out of danger. She did not swallow enough of. the poisen, and the whiskey killed the effect of what she did take. The young woman 'was at the hotel last Thursday night, with a man friend, with whom she had a quarrel. She will Le arraigned in police court, She stated. that "she was born in Kingston, Ont., and that she had been living at 176 Elm street. she ------------------ MILD SENTENCES Imposed Upon th Russian Muti- neers. Feb, 2Li~A sentenced forty-two of the mutineers of the Russian battle ship Kniaz Potemkine to imprison ment; one of them to fifteen years F'wenty-five men were acquitted. The mild sentences imposed are ox plained by the fact that the aca were mainly sailors who voluntarily surrendered at Kusten'i, Roumania The accusations specified that they participated in the mutiny only under Sebastopol, court-mar tial here has who werd in Roumania and bhevond the reach of Russian justice. Ensign and Quarter-master Alexioff, The Newest Magazine. The newest thing in magazine pub lication is. "The Scrap Book," pub- lished by the Frank A. Munsey Co. New York. In every particular it de parts from the established rule set down: for the guidance of mmgazine publishers. In no respect is it staid or heavy, but on the contrary it is what its name suggests--a scrap book, In his introduction the: publisher an nownces that it will be the most elas tic thing that ever happened in the way of a magazine--elastic enough to carry anything from a tin whistle 10 a battleship. This wea in Vol. bk No 1. has been carried out from start to finish. Anything entertaining, bright, newsy, novel or interesting is admit ted to its pages. The result has been to give the readers of the first num- her articles touching upon fiction, the theatre, poetry, biography, news 'of the day, special articles and sonte ex ceadingly interesting | miscellaneois reading. Four good serial stories by will known writers begin in the first number. In size it contains from forty to eighty pages more rearing than the standard magazine, and its pages are 'replete with everything that ap- wwals to the human brain and human heart: biography, review, philosophy, art, poetry, wit, humor. satire--evervthing that can be vihing that cannot To the magazine reader dificulty in selecting any more of the conventions] magazines to suit bis taste, "The Serap Pook' will préve just the thing he is looking for. It covers a field in which it has no competitor, and we believe it will ill ap ant in the maga zine world. science, pathos, classified and ew be classified who has one or and the urgent importance of sup President, Principal. pressing them. a 3 afin -- ill Reni : Buy Birtch's horse radish at your Filia Swain, pi tuner. Orders | grocery; ready for use. Pure and fresh, at McAuley's Book Store. |[10v. a bottle. "Money back" if Best's "Short Stop" fails to cure your cough, fe, she threat of death by the real mutineers -- TH, : emai - What + Many! pU-Up Are. Poing Three Timi, PAY. For everything We gét something is taken away. veld act pulls two ways: Some. men in.power dole out souls for My They canis have soul power at the same time. And so, in this quick-living age, most Of us can't' have enérgy and heglth at the 'samé time. Une or the other must 'be:lost, and it is usually hedlth. as - We kilow, we 'are doing wrong and would like to reform, but we have a morbid fear of 'being' laughed at if we aim to live cat according to conscience and good sense, Soe of us break away' for awhile and enslave ourselves to a diet. We read about the hardy Scotsman being fed' on porridge and vateake, making soldiers of musele and dash, and how Caesar's army was fed on corn. But the diet doesn't last Jong. We quickly swing back into the great line, eating and drinking to fulness like the rest, eating anything and everything, at any time, and any way we find it. We say "What isa stomach for if it isn't to obey the palate.' But there is really. no one rule ap- plicable to everybody's stomach. What one man may eat anothér may not. But the dyspeptic should remember that the death hist has a dark shadow hovering 'over it' with a lofig bony finger to 'died of heart disease," Physicians will tell us that there are few cases of heart w.sease that de not come from a Etomach derangement. At every meal we way be brewing for outefves a terrible case of dys pepsia. It Way come upon uk after breakfast to-morrow morning, or after that oyster supper to-morrow night. Acute indigestion means that vou have even chances ior death or life. That's the gamble you, are taking, That precious gastric juice decides, as a rule; whether you continue to or live not. Therefore it you feel vour food - lies like a "hump of Tead" On your stom ach, beware! Your gastric WE is weak. 1¢ can't dispose of the food in time "to prevent' ferwentation. Take something that will do it effectively, and at once. Take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, thé most powerful tablets in the world for relief of all kinds of stomach {rouble, naused, indigestion, the worst cases of dyspepsia, fermen- tation, bloaty feeling, sourness, heart- burn and brash. One grain of an. ingredient of these tablets will 'digest 4,000 grains of food. Your stomach needs a rest at once, Stuart's Dyépepsia Tablets will relieve your. stomach of "more than two-thirds of the work it has to do, digesting perfectly' whatever food there is in your stomach. You can't™do your work well, or be cheerful, or have energy or vim or ambition, 'when Vour stomach is bad. Make yourself feel good after a hearty meal, feel good all over, clear your mind and make you ,enjoy life] by taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Give vour stomach a rest, so it ean right itself, then you need fear no: thing. You camget these tablets any- where for Gk. a package, ASTONISHING RESULTS Follow Each New Discovery of Science. The great strides' that medical science has made in the last few years is due to the ywwm theory. When the germ of a disease has been discovered, the doctors have not.thoen slow ia finding a drug to killidt.o In a few yenrs, it will 'he rare to find a bald- headed man or woman, The falling owt of hair is due to a dandrufi germ, antl now it has been discovered how to kill this germ, The remedy used js called Newbro's Herpieide, Its suc cess has been. marvellous. Not a failure has been so far reported. It is alto a delightful hair dressing free from ofl or sticky substances. Try it and be convinend of its actual merit Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in 'stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. 6G; W. Mahood, special agent, ae Fruits in Cans Fruits in Glass who - commanded the rebel 'ship, es-| Strawberries ine Syrup, in cans, 166. caped with mere exclusion from the [and 13e. TAX service and no loss of rank, which, as Lombarh Plums. eans, 10¢. he is in the naval reserve, is practical Green Gage Plums. cans, 10. ly no punishment. Red Cherries, cans, 20c. ¥ Pitted Red Cherrics, cans, 205¢ Pine Apples, cans, 20e. Blueberries, cans, 1Qc¢. Jams--Phuns Teach, Raspberry Strawberry, Red Currant, Black Currant, nlso Marmalade, in" glass,' each, 10c. and 15e. Goodwillies Superior Fruits, Yellow Pedches, Pears, Preserved Plums, Straw. berries, Cherries, sealers, 25c Goodwillies Plums, Supers. 20¢ Fresh Janw and Jellies, assorted as above. Tlhe Pails, -S80wwwsusnmps Marmalade, Ib. pails, 55 Caps @Qoldén Svrup +40c." Pumpkin, 8 cans, 25¢, . F. W..VAN LUVE 246 Princess Street. "Phone Xe GIVE UE SHOME gr Yirocmn." wis Ro : Turks Will Hand it Over«to Bene- iH Hees didtinen, rd Berlin, Feb, 21. -Thas friendship of Bogor SUillipai foro Swlgin Abdu Hom, & key, fli. fruit, and dn Welligstlah of this week the sabiil spit Wc Jerakalem Wherd the Virgin is 'supposd tol Hive lived af: ter the death, of Cheisty now, known as "the Dormdtio Sanctac Virginie," will be tufmed over to thesmonks of the Benedictine order. Two 'high dignitariis of the order, «Pre Stotsin® ger and Klein, went from here to be Jprosowt, belg receiver on their way by the sultan. > , The "Pormitio Sanctae Virgins" ix a most sacred apot to all Catholics, A beautiful chapel hdd hotel for pilgrims will _ngw: br ft, there by Geraran Bentinedues AT > TERRA 4 . Sunlight . soaps, buf Wis OF in the Sunlivht wav. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions, : : i Fruits in Sealers SPORTING NOTES. Interesting Items om Various Sports. The Canadian Soo hockey team ran $1,000 behind on the season, according to The Sault Star, but will tackle it again next year, J ' A challenge from the champions of the Nova Scotia hockey league has practically been framed up and ready tor transmission for the Stanley cup, as soon as the winning team is as sured, Fred. J. Robson and C, D. Heffer- nan, the. Toronto skaters, left to-day for Pittsburg, where the indoor championships will be decided on F¥i- dey and-Saturday. Morris Wood is' ex- pected there also, Cambridge defeated Oxford, three goals to one in the annual association football match. Out of thirty-three wititches, Cambridge has won seven- teen and Oxford fifteen. The other' match was drawn. Toronto Newst Toronto is jealous of Kingston because it bas a Stanley enp team, remarks the Kingston Whig, hut no one around the News office has notice any indications of the green eyed monster knawing at. the vitals: of the hockey-loving public hereabouts. The United States intercollegiate hockey tournament closed on Satur day night, and Harvard again went through the season without a defeat in a tournament game, winning the championship for the fourth consecu- tive year. As usual Yale made the next nest showing. toronto Globe : The action of the Intercolleginte Union in adopting the O.H4.A. rule about ofisides by the goal Keeper in-clearmg wilt be tottowed next year by the eastern league, It takes a couple of seasons lor them to wake up to the advantages of imptovements in the rules of play---when those im- provements come trom this neighbor- nood. the Athletic Board of the Universi. ty. of Vennsylvama, is diekering with nike Shea ob Uttawa, tor his services as lacrosse coach tor old rewn. the coming season. University of Lennsyi- vania carried the stromgest tein in the American Intercollégiate Lacrosse League last year, and appreciating Shea s work ay cornet, 'when he warn ed a colicetion of stars out of a bunch ol mexperienced youngsters, set 'lines tor him early in the winter. Metill déubled the seore on Laval in an exhibition Rockey game between teams representing the two universi- ties, The half . time score was one all, but MeGill drew away a the setona half, and the gong rang with the kng- lish students leaaing by tour goals to two, For Laval, Menard, of the Wan- derers Was in the goal tend position; Dostaler, of the Shamrocks; at right wing, while the rest of the téam was maac up of the Nationals' senior and mtermedinte--all, bone fide students. Berlin "Telegraph: Wilk Betlin, be able question that is being asked in every hoekey centre in the Dominion outside of Berlin, Of course it is answered, in the affirmative hy every living Dutch man, Why ? Simply because Berlin's hockiy' teal plays hockey ws, it should be played. They can play on hard. and om soft jee; they are fast skaters, des- perate shots, never quit. On the other hand, the Argonauts have earned a re putation us heavy bedy checkers, This may have its effect on light teams, but when the oarsmen get a dose of their own medicine it will have a tell ing effect on the result of the gamé, pip, GATHERING ICE, The Workmen Are Idle For a Space. To-day the jee man is 'at a stand- still. After weeks of strenuous labor, in a féverish endeavor to make up for lost time, it being so late this season before it was possible to. har vest a crop, he now stands with arms folded until a freeze up, since the several inches fall of vain last night. With all the strained efforts, to harvest a big crop, the city ice houses are far from being full, as vet. Should the weather continue mild and the ice leave, Kingstonians = will think twice of cool drinks in the coming good old summer time, as there will likely be a famine of the erystal sub- stance. The entting has been going on, at Cedar Island, down the Ri: teau, and out in the channel from West street and Grove Inn. All the men available have been engaged in the work and the fir-hounded places in the harbor have been scenes of much activity of late. For domestic pur poses the ice must be cut 1,200 feet from 'the shore, hut for cooling only, Larvesting may be carried on any where. The jee being cut has heen from eight to twelve inches thick and beautifully clear Bajus' brewery owners who yearly lay in their own supply, completed their harvesting the end of last week. The supply laid in this vear is 5,000 tons, dn increase of 1.000 tons over last year, as a 'shortage was feared for the coming season. William Drury has erected a new ice house back of the Kingston foundry and is laying in for domestic purposes enly. Until the past two days his men have héen cut ting at the rate of three cakes a minute. The St. Lawrence Tce company has fair houses to fill amd none have got their capacity. The two large houses at Grove Inn have now Yueh thrée tiers cin them, one for dotestic use and the other for cooling. They have been working with large gangs of cutters and drawers at the rate of fourteen hundred tons a day, A unique spectacle has been enacted in 'the drawing in of the erop this winter. Several farmers have come to the harbor to get their ice, and the {non sleighing on the country roads nz necessitatid their using wheels, which has been a big hantlicap. Large Russian Town Burned. Kifi, Feb, 21.--The , excesses at Vietha, a town of 6,000 people, near Gomel, where an anti-Jewish © riot broke out yesterday, resulting in a large part of the town being burned. have been cheeked. A detachment of dragoons made a forced march from Gomel to the scene of the disturbanee and surmpesecd the rioting © without less of life. Among the burned build: in were two large warehouses owned hy Jows, Mrs. 1. J. Johnston, Toronto, is in the city, visiting. - to defeat the Argonauts ? 'that is the: . Unloads the Liver, Opens the fy, Assisted IT IS REQUESTED | day &hall wot be called "Revival M SION the 3 to the ephemeral "revivals," which lars. 1f a REVIVAL, a real divine z 3 Grand Opera Houss"; in Broek in other places afterwards opened, Mission. The regular work of any church in and renewed effort on permanent lix teacher will négloct his or her Sunc 3 time will he hour and for ethers who have time 7 p.m. it is intended for that large 10 a.m ~Mecting for Fellowship Il a.m. Regulur Servic Rev, W. glrom on High." 3 pm.--Sunday School and Bible oh sko- mest 3 " » won %, Anoin Tap.m~«The Hall: will be open to 3 845 pm.--The 'Great Russell, who" will preach An orchestra of seven picceg a tion Mr. Cummings. will have charge the audience in singing hymns, =~ As the Mission must pay its w door, while no one will be excluded MONDAY can do so, are invited to meet at Brock Street "Methodist Russell. Evening Meeting in same place AKE NERVOUS Pay. You run no risk weak and my home unksppy. treatment from 28 fike a man in every respect. T & eakilful and responsible financial 7 6 48 Drs. Kennedy & Under the Management of the : ~~ Walter Russell, BA IS 1, That the meetings and the movement to be inaugurated next Sun- «twill thus indicate its relationship to the cities of England, which in some respects it will follow, rather than | 3 fect, we ean then 'talk of "'the revival." . 3 2. The meetings will be held, providence permitting, partly in "The treet Methodist Church, and possibly Central Mission Hall" for the Sundays and for 3. 1t in particularly desired that this movement shall wot disturt | "Central Hall" is opened on. Sunday altérnoons, it is hoped that no lay School. The meetings at ~that § especially for Christians who are not engaged at that of Sunday School age will not be admitted. When the Hall 'is opetied at darly attend chureh., It is therefore requested that members and ad- Ely of the Chyrchos will sustain their regular themselves of the Mission, aiding the same by their presence s at the $15 pm, service, and at any other (ime when they. san Services: Sunday, February 25th BROCK STREET METHODIST CHURCH, ~~ and Prayer, 7 .p.m~Bright Short Service, led by Mr. Russell, 3 CENTRAL HALL (THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE). 3 p.m.--An invitation is extended to pastors, ani, Se Chi ve for prayer and to hea i Life" furnish special music and will accompany the singing of . the congrega- is requested that a liberal contribution he made on Ministers and Christian 'workers Church, for Conference ; doors open CURED WHEN ALL ELSE FAILED. We names saed withoot ny 33 yours of and married. When life. Early 1aotcrevions and ator excesses 1 became nervous. M ne, re, Kenned built me up mentally, hey treat wh tromlze can be cared by reliable doctors.' ~. ye! ton. ORES CORMANEED OF BO PAY. Coal Fro ks Foe Oss DI Fe Tog, A aL a LTTE Bowels, Relieves the Kidneys. A by the Rev. ectings," but THE CENTRAL MIS. t movement in it will not imitate in many particu result, becomes apparent as an eof 1#t us call the Opera House, "The 4 the © purposes of the the city, but rather awaken energy wes everywhere, Hence, when t and inclination to attend ; children class of our ple who do not re- _ services, and avail" wd. help, Russell, B.A, 'speaking on * Power Classes, pl the public and a Service of Song and Bible Reading will be conductid by Dr. Eby. : Mission Service will be in the hands of Evangelist on " Redemption Rights." nd several first-class soloists will of the musical arrangemonts and train ay and will be under heavy expense, it the plate at the who has nothing to give, ------------ of all the churches, who the Lecture Room and an pddress by Mr, 3pm, in 1 at 7 o'clock. hed on Ep - a i PLL 0000000060 00000404 0004 a A A A aT a SINFUL HABITS IN YOUTH WEAK, DISEASED MI THE RESULT of ignorance and Folly in youth, overexerti induced by lust and exposure are constau Fecidag and future happiness of thousands of prom isin, Jong mew, al tan early age, at the blossom of manhood, ws le others are forced to out a weary, fruitless and mela here reach mony but find no solace or com ort there, T stations of life--~the farm it, the trades and the professions. ness Are guaranteed cured ncholy existence. 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