ne . \ rry LN FF} a A cM ; The So! Ho’ e | i . : Hppil in fi 4 pLLAE}?G i a Mi 4 jj aw tl C \ pOVCI } ‘ F ~ \ ~ : ‘ ’ s¢ = Ne hs ryiT > : Da: ~ Zc - S\ ‘ \ Luda ana «* : Pu - , > . > hy ‘ pt 0 Vice OT the medic SOT 1 iv, because aha ‘ : ; tis act that a } model ite consi uy t on ot conte tionery promotes health and sat fies atl crav ny ot the sto abt sh acu
Candy Was never United States army before it has been commoniy ration by the! ‘rer ch and Brit troops in the
This explodes an edtheory tha fo the digestive moderate use ot
beneficial Very few things are injurious, and wd cranks who advocate i few grains and vegetables, oT Sweets and is a wholesome vegetable food ry tor the main- ‘st condition of
although used as a sh trop
her old-fashion t sweets are injurious while a actually
rains,
aweets iS
the to use OF < and decry the meats are in error,
variety of meat and is abst jutely nece tenance of the high health.
The what there in digesting meats difficulty cam be reac the regular use after safe digestive com) and diastaste whic! stomach by increasing the flew of gastric juice and furnish the natural peptones lacking in weak stomachs.
The best preparation of this kind isprobably Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab- lets which may be found at all druggists.
AS
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Le se
follow is te eat craves, and if ort or trouble ind sweets the ily overcome by meals of some wsed of pepsin will assist the
best rule to the appetite
is anv discom
Years of use have demonstrated :
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the value amd effectiveness of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in all cases Oi impaired di;restion.
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Buy a Kopje of ‘‘War Sketches”’ ammece what active service on veldt is like.
in ‘‘War Sketches”’ out--
What pleasure is in a day’s march
About our last year’s [Xmas dinner
Regarding the surrender of Cronje
Something of the case of sick men.
Killed we might have been---but a pleasant death
Exactly we thought Poers.
True accounts of dificrent events.
Chermside s idea of an armoured train.
Highland friends of the Canadians.
Extra feeding on the line.
Simply our opinion of the job.
FANCY TOYS MUSIC BOXES MUSICAL TOYS
you can find
, waat
Make excelier H-rsente for children. He YY se ve “hance to secure th heap. O whole stock to be cleared on at bic discounts. Come and iet us siov vou ho cheap they ar
Gray phoph OL es of very .
pric es.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
MILLER BROS QUEEN ST. Charlottecown’s Leadin: g Pj
; lano Establishnient. mmm, ROTC E. In the matter of 7 as J. Morric of Charl lottetown in () ee ; ) :
ounty, merchant Notice is h
HCTEDV O1V—-n 4 : : a . ‘ hz T TI Ol i. Morris. of Ch: A l has Quee: 3s Count ca cp oe . * Veunty, in nce Edward eeHG, Merchant, his hy an acc! . F WY At (SSLON Meat bearing date the 97; | x & dat f ~ith day of WOVE er. A }) 19 ) - ; | : ; ; . : Uv, iss (v} ed Vt] his « 1 to rie t} ? ene? ’ . i ULGeTSturn reOTGE A 33] Ber.. Auld « | Rerchays +, t} CY» tT? AU il cl T Ms ore op ~ rat benefit ~£Snitors Dated +t:
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(La a b te of Londen } esp'tal.) . ye, Ks Nose and Thro nay a 30 to I: & te, Eyes | tested ara! fitr., Wit ses
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THE DAILY FXAM! is HAR LOTTHTO WN NECEMRI 100 ; eae « + — te i a ee Enormous Gale [had order A a a he are ee GUS Gale, ae /iN UPTO DIE THE EXAM CALENDAR | ena merase Linea itor dP meme | thes et FOR ] MBER " aia ( hnning Ai lle fl Peceh. we fh Ahh tet , . x ; : ae p Gueri WOCRGED BELEN CORNER | Gy iix, Was r, E. N. Stowell, bue sian Leader. Tie. A WD. ee Ss } ae ’ t - es o ures . ’ ° ° ° lase’s Ve x] has i i) s\ eC } i i sidney I ills Cured MOON CHANGES i | i (, ite. ) come into popuiar.iy a Yay | , 7 lim I 1] 7; a4 - - : oe ri! ° ‘ull WLOON, 0 20 in. #. : , bounds, until now the Straighiforaare « Cond sop e Last Quarter. i3tr. 7} 56 . { ince with the i on ‘ ‘ i —-— Nes ee ee pu". biaee Jom, oa ies 7 sy Sa ea | ; ’ a’ ! Viial | awed a] rr? Wy ’ , ; : : Y
Nn iorious free State guerilla fighter I J oO 2 a ; > ‘VILLE, Dec. 31.---When an Fy : ne mS afl, JaIN, DP. MBye cannot b » early in June} an nery re | PS SAS Upshor Ot the war, hut -h ii t physician notifies a sick St Quarter, -Oth, Of, UM, p.m lke . nd rE . oa ra Bt oS ee simply expressed Ais intention wiv- ) mM his case is hopeless and | D| rleoh Wt Sak
: re} plea rin Began eg a ’ vines ing the English as much trouble that be must die, he is, it may be | ot/Day of w’k ~% such lb \ Ol severa Weal conse a. i at - : “~ te : i
: wee] I : y caw h - : ak quence or thi possibdie, At P ote he fstroom, shor y | ta i Tor ranted, ina pretty bad M vi nLAi n.itises ets
i ; rr ror phenom renal gue: | before the entry of General Hart’s br pe. Are pest Sine Bs t I l tne Garkncss > here hai ) . ; ss A su 7 rs 5 ~ el ; —
' ae = ' = tue Carnes area on ni gade, he addressed a meeting and saic | __ « 24t wos the position of Mr. Ed. Saturday 5 27; #53 7 324 ®
th small hours of a winter mc & an) | > cee Nite als F 4h: Sains 9 > ml wm 9 29 ( ~ a = , er morm- | imitations that| he coulc not stop the Engiish from ! - owell, of this city, not long «|Sund: ay S30: 8 ae oo 9
} was on We OCcca-10Nn ot His is ae by dead- coming in, ut he nd his men would | hf B a had er ali the agonies . os ay ~ 1 & 34 34 7 tack On &@ .CONSITUC*ION . tral 1éar ening the nerves ' , | 1. AT § nsease for severz y . StS 3a 35 | ' t when bh e aa sr| but ‘afte h can| set out en to the veldt again and vears "Th } Sa ' 3 — ya ml q 10 op 38 | : wsprult, whe - Ccileveriy an- —.* . : ’ years, i > apnles hvysician: ¢ ‘ eC @ ; | 19 3 . © Cheveny . Man Sm never really cure | amid the kopjes play their own game, }7 0g ee Clans hae f) ae : oat azed lO take ali nis Pris¢ ners, numbei- | _ are positively harmtiul and | h:rissing ti +P a> d ili Pronounced Aus case hopeless, and ) Thursday etic: 6 6S 37 | 2 ing some two hundred, and the whole g angerous to the system. As you rissing the ae. r an —s ' | begun to “set his house in order.’ | 7/F riday 1} ll 42 38: 8 . va ue Een rp > ) ; yeep c > atrtyVv i r - 12 ° 4 S aacealie 7 " . * of his convoy, across the line and in- thees \oreulenn ren iets beds Terian salt ia ee he come f ya " 2 Sean ect na = ‘<r ou ee se W ss imité Ss, ant ‘ ; Jv attacked witn the prospect of | dd 11] . cr nit a : ay) to the fastness of the east of this! ®!! substitutes which are said to be : . r P ve dd's Kidney Pills. One box pit Sunday o. oo. = . juntry ilinost within si rht * our dd | rt St as good.”’ SUCCESS, Here again the hans bette :. new life in hin, seven boxes cured 10 Mondav ] } 1 36 Al & u i whba ™y ‘ A SIRI m OUF au- a rq we as “nT : >» ‘ ‘ ‘ P vancing troops. It was. only -@ stieehas Imitators do not dare to reproduce | Qalities eame out. They were wi >, 1m. Now his friends hardly know | 1 Tuesday 2122 42) & f aire 4 ens | ro eS So es* | the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W.{ring, he said, against tre Britisn | him for the same — 12;\Wednesday | 2 2} 2 59} 43) 9 hi the btall use, . ! oa A oe : vr. toi ,
a opraln.@, Out that} Chase, which are found on every box! sojdiers and net against the defence score one more for Dodd's Kid- | 13 Thursday 31. 3 36 48 £ glimpse served to imprint upon my of his genuine remedies. Rais : cae : nev Pills 14 Frid '41¢| 4 37 44 $ mind the pictur fal 4 tess British inhabiiants ef the coun- |} BEY fis. 13 ae a : os r °
se the Prete OF & porertil 606) Saas Se S oc Saturday |52 542) 46 dominating personality. The Boers ro ase’ S — oe a ae ey ee rer eee 16 Sunday 1'62:'646 46) 10 hae his best friends, and he asked those se true to your trust—es 1] 7 oka >
' had been firing hotly upon the train, Nerve Food around him not to mo'est the British 3 7 ; th. oo 17 Monday 13/7 51; 46) 10
| and the prisoners had been hurriedly eB : a if you are one of the stockholders, | 18) Tuesday 81:'8 43 47] It
people who had remained in Porch:«t- 19|Wed g *\ 9 32 7; 12 conveyed behind a large kopje in stroom as neutrals net to molesi th m : a ednesday| 9 | 9 33, 4%
oie } 9 mele - | order to get out of the way. ‘There nor to injure or eines their ood A Yonic for Mothers a ementay Se ps 2 | was a good deal of confusion among | ™?". this De Wet, though according Th J id little , a Rs ’ 21'Friday 10 m 1 2 48) B mi . se a . I FOC fever. +" . \ . 7 7
! our guards, who hurried backward and | '° his lights, a just one; ne mere! oo hee BOOM, BOWEVEr The happiness that comes toa house with any 11 £11 17 45) 14
Pisnieniadl shouted odnve oe * hoctow, as Carlyle might have said, the riff-raff of the country. the men baby’ s advent is too fre quen tly shadowed by 2 ‘Sunday il 33 0 0 48 | 16
Peers : he ee hee een: eee g within him some of no nationality, who recognize no | rhe iN-health or weskuess of the mother. To | 24! ‘Monday 111 53,020, 48) 16
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perersper neg: Shpcreaaaba a vtec zlimme f the di leaders, were not going to let such an | "estore the mother's strength, toi ring back 25/Tuesday | 9 28050 49) 16
| what to do next, Then came along a 8 . ring of the divine fir re, and no oO tunity pass them b De Wet ; vigor and energy, and ') sustain her during 26/ Wednesday | Lo 2S 29) 49 16 figere on horseback—through the without his ideals. In all that he ha | CPP unity PF er y- ' e the nursing pericd, Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food 27'/Thursda 1 57 2 12) 49\| 17
< done—in all! th t d is credited with having made scme|! js undoubtedly the most effective preparation | 9Q\y a4 ao #
dat k ld d ' e wanton damage an : prep 98) Frid: rer 9| %
ness one could discern that it was . 1 h rather caustic remarks at our expense. | obtainable. It makes the blood rich, re- | 5,1 (G4Y }2 423 7 = 49) ; a magnificent upstanding horse, very petty gueril y tactics which have be- Thus, anent the corps to which I | vitalizes the nerves, and has a wonderful re- 29 Saturday 4 28 4 54 49} 10 , different from the rou gh looking pony | come associated with his name—I do hellta the anie tay tenlend “] don’t | storative influence on the whole system. 50 30'Sunday 4 52,5 19 49; 18 not think he has ever been accused §- ; cents a box, all dealers. 31\Mouday | 6 23:\ 6 511 7 49 } 29
bestridden by the ordinary burgher— galloping along the line, issuing com- mands as he went, and getting imme- diately obeyed, The confused mass of wagons, prisoners and guards sost-
ed themeelves out into some sort of ;
order, the word was given to march, and that quickly, aud the curiously assorted column got underway Chaos had given way beiore the voice of the masier. “Yuu wust go quickly,” I heard him say as he passed by the prisoners, who, wearied by a twenty mile tramp, were lagging behind; and the electricel energy of the man seem- ed to infuse itself into us all—captives and bewildered guardians a’ike.
I never came into contact with De Wet again, but during the next few weeks, and, indeed, while I remained a pe soner, evidences of his striking p2sonality and the influence which ne weilded were constantly bre uzht brought to my notice. A _ passionat=
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After Baisy 4 Gomes.
In the days following the baby’s birth there is often a long up-hill struggle to recover strength, and the nurse busies herseif in the prey paration of jellies and broths for the inv alid.
When Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip- tion is used as a preparative for mother- hood the baby’s advent is practicaliy painless, there is abundant strength to nurse and nourish the child, and a rapid recovery from the shock and strain in-
— ie from maternity.
‘I was __— sed that Dr. Pierce answered my ie ter,” vrites Mrs. C. W. Young, of <1 Scuth Regent St rest Lee ¥ ark) , Wilkesbarre, Pewna.
1aps I began to think My back used
m8)
eWwi 1en I had those
I would never have childre n.
to almost break: and I would ge* sick at my ctomach and have such headaches I did not know what lo ; the d to set me nearly crazy, and [I used to aves ad to get up,I felt so bad the n I began taking Dr. Pierce’s Fav rite Prescription. When baby was expected I took
it Mt the time I was that way. I felt fine ail the
time. and I never get those dizzy spells now. I hardly ever have a nervous he adache any imore. I have rfect romp of a boy; he is the light of our home. I am now tw “aty years old and mv baby is al most eissht months old. I now feel well, and weigh 180 poun nds, and the baby 23%
very grateful for the good your
pounds We Tels : voth heaithy,
medicine did for us W e are thanks to Dr. Pie rce's medicine.’ Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels healthy.
“Mitchell’s
Will soon be here.
some ver V I se > | "eSs¢ ft which will be sold pe ap. Ret i a look. sy few
. , a. ] oa an ry ‘3 { feared out this week.
t¢ n] DgsS
must be Ope he
Bookstore,
Opp. Prowse’s
een St.
| These |
. made
of the unsoldieriike crimes of cruelty or treachery.
THE STRONG HAND
Christian De Wet has certainly tried—or did try in the earlier days before his case was so obviously and hopelessly forlorn—-to check those ex-
cesses among his men which have
been too often tactily permitted, if not openly encouraged, b. other guerilla leaders in other times. Theft irom prisoners he has endeavored to put down with the utmost severity. Thus, aiter the Derbyshire Miitia had capit- ulated tc him at Rhenoster River on June 7, it came to his ears that an officer had complained that, in spite of the general’s mandate that private p operty was to be respected, a air of field glasses had been taken frem him. To the officer in question comes De Wet. who says that in the con- jusion attending the capture of so many nen itis aimost impossible to keep all his troops under contrel, but ‘Sif you can point out the man I will make an example cf him. I will blow out his brains with my own hand.” And he would have done it, too-- dared to do it with the certainty that none cf his men would have murmur- ed. That is more than would have been the case with anvof the other
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: . | tight place. hoer generals, whose hold over their | .
subordinates has ever been of the most ,
fragile character. But it has truly been said that De Wet has his men under sort of charm—they do his bid- ding whether they will or no. He is severe vpon them— if any t lagging or faultering in the face of a heavy fire, sjambok in hand ue ve rounds them ¢ ff or flags them back © their places like so many Kaffis,
while for their physical needs he -hows 'itie corcern. VW hen food was sowing hort ard cur troops were
him hard, some of his men complained cf the poorness ot their ations. In reply they got the stoical one: “A burgher who can't live on m at and mealics is no man fer me.” Yet be is not feared by his men—- they relate these things of him with side and affection in f io say: “See what a fine fellow our ciicralis!” They respect and ad- thes rong hand, even though °t ‘rushes them. De Wet knows what sort of material he has to do with.
ressimy
LENIENT AND CANDID,
The lot ef a prisoner can never be a happy one or even an ea.y one, but I do not think De Wet has ever done anything unnecessarily to embitter the path of th: se who have falien into his hands. It has been said that he has not fed them properly; all I can
}s yisthat we had practically all he
other hand, 1n- ration are not n we were his cap- farmers in various | yi
good pe —
On the
nside
had LU stances of hard to find.
Hive. his cs Whi tives if was the custom for tre neigh! cthecd = of
. iNe
in
laagers te drive in, bringing cuce
NJ , t theace ror sa’e No aouh iHese
pri ee
ling yn eggs, 1 e raid One ices were event of attempts
shiiing to be adhered to, ana in the Ver g » charge
their voice, as]
*
shilling a pe une ; for a loaf. '
more the veldt«o net
/ could come into play.
show sighs |
trouble about the Yeomaury ;I can always catch them when I want to !” This, of course, was a mere piece of braggadocio (the Yeomanry must have have given hima rather liveiy time in in June and July), but there was just that grain of truth in it whick caused the rumor te be rather un- palatable to those whom it concerned.
It is quite a mistake to suppose that De Wet in rapid fights and doublings has taken all his ferce with him. On the contrary, he has never had the same set of men with him long, barring, perhaps a handful of stalwarts who have fought hard fiom the early days of the war. He has | found the pursuers hot on his track; he hus breken up his force and fled: safe away, he has picked upa few men here, a few men there, ard so got together a considerable party once more; and this the power of the man’s magnetic personality and the glamer which hts exploits have shed over his name have enabicd him to do again and yet again. But his force is dwindling and ail his toil can avail him littlein the end. A bold and cunning guerilla leader he has shown hims:If to be; but what has he accom- plished? He has got away times out of number very cleverly, has shown himself an adept at getting owt of a And that is reaily all. fi He has never shown himself to be 2 genera!; more, he has never attempted anything in which great generalship His line of conduct in these latter days is en- couraging his men to a resistance which he knows is futile, is criminal; he shows himseljf here in his true colors—-as a guerilla leader pure and
‘simply, albeit as a ran he is net wiih-
‘such he will
out his redeeming qualities. And as probably be given in days to come a passing notice by tte historian, if, indeed, kis name, like that of many aguerilla chief who has his little day, be not altogether swal- lowed up in the misis ot oblivion.
BACK= ACHE
If you have Backache you have Kidney Disease. If you negiect Backache it will develop into something worse—-Bright’s Dis- ease or Diabetes, There is no use rubbing and doctoring your back. “cure the kidneys. There is only one kidney medicine but it cures Backache every time—
Dodd's Kidney
Hard times breeds one class of sinners and prosperity breeds an- other.
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An Renticite Medicine
That appeals to the best judgment of the best people is Dr. Chase's 2 ay Liver Pills. the greatest prescription of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous Recipe Book omer By acting directly and specifically on the liver, kidneys rnd bowels, thts popular family medicine thor: uzghly cures liver complaint, biiiousness, kidney disease, constipation aik the accom- panying pains and aches. Dr. (hase’s Kid- ney-Liver Fills act promptly, pleasantly and natu ally. One pill is a dose, 25 cents a box eee i ca elds
A man isn’t necessarily a garden- er because he is able to removea widow's weeds. <A Minard’s Liniment Cures Garget in Cows.
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The only safe bet on record—the alphabet.
To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ail druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25 cents. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.
ssniennsnaiilatigh iliac ioe Aca It is a mistake, from a woman's standpoint,to make the dining room table too long for her to reach her husband's legs under it with her foot. sioriaiiniglagitllaialal idea etas ee. (a
Stinging Chilblains
As distressing and annoying asare ‘hil- blains they can be imme itiately relieved by et epplication of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. ‘try
when yo u have retired wich itching, sting- ing feet and expect to spend 1 sieepless night in suffering. Such atrial will convince you that as a cure for Chilblains Dr. Chase s Oint- ment is the siandard of excellence. It is the worlc’s greatest cure for all itching of the skin.
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People who drop hints never stop to pick them up. Minard’s Liniment Cures Distemper
ee
i; Regretnotthe past, let the dead past act as its own undertaker. ee —
Minard’s Liniment Cures Colds, etc,
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The happiest women are those who live in a small werld. 8 —
Minard’s Liniment Gures Diptheria.
SAS I
Never violate a taith, desert a friend or leave a woman in an ill- rumor.
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This signature is on es pery box of the genuin
‘ axative Broine: hee ine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold in ome dar
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An old bach
elor says the h age of women 1s marriage.
< ormerermeas + -~ Re wes aes ee ee me
WT Vk \ ‘e ay, i mS
1 New Prowse Block up
tice it ‘irst door to the gtairs. le POR comnec-
DR. AYERS
rl Lit
re os # ae 4 joes oe t 7
To to you that Dr. ‘ eS Cha ment is acertain and s cure for each and #€\ a : ‘m cf itching,
bleeding ana, ruding piles, ‘ the manufacturers have guarante tex? +~ See tes- timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh- bors what they think ofit, You cnn nse it and | get your money back if * not cured. 6c a box, at i all dealers or EDMANS'ON, BATES &
" D., L erento,
on Ghase’s Ointment
APPLES!
We have for sale 25 \sbls of good apples, at only $1.50 per bbl. (Less than auction p.ices.) «alo by the peck from 12c¢ to 25¢.
Raspberry Jam
We have a quantity 9° pure home made Raspberry Jam; also ims crter Strawberry at oniy 10c ;cr Ib, any quaniity. Pure Raspb:r:y Vinegar 25c per bo. tle.
For Ghrist: nas
We have a full supply { the usual requirements, all at the ] «est pr.ces. Try Eureka Tea, 25¢ pct Ih,
R.F. Madigan: & Co
Lower Queen {t.
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AND EAST,
One First & Mass Fare
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GENERAL
Going on Dec Ist, 1901.
4th, 1901. SCHOOLS ANY COL” “GES On presentation of cc: tificates, going Dec. Sih to 3ist. 0. He- turn gocd entil Jan. Sist, | 0] COMMERCIAL TRAVE”.LERS
On presenhation of certificates between points in Canad: las: Port Arthur, going Dec. I4ith<ty 26th, 1900. Return good i tila:
4th, 1901.
For rates, dates and mit; te points west of Montreal se: aconts or write A. J. Heath, D.?.A.. ¢ P. R., St 3-chn, N. B.
To Boston and Retnrn $10.50, via All Rail from St. < ehp
20th to 31, I! davs from starting
A. J. HEATH,
Going Dec. Returu thirty day.
a
D. P. A. C. P. R., St. John. N. 2B
100 Kegs of GRAPES
-- BOXES” of ORANGES and LEMONS
Wholesale and Retail at W. A. HUTGHESON’S CROWN CONFECTIONERY.