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By Ariel, in Montreal News.

Since the time of Julius Caesar, the

country known as France has occupied a prominent place-during much of the time the leading place-in European history. From Glovls, chief -of the Franks. who invaded Gaul and gained a decisive victory over the Roman forces at Soissous in 486, _ down through' the centuries to our own. days, France has not lacked monarchs and heroes who have impressed the imag- ination of the world. Charles Martel, who at Tours saved Western Europe from the dangersof lslaiiiism; Charl- mangs who restored the empire in the west, Louis VI. greatest of the (‘-apetian kings and the real founder of the French nation, Saint Louis, Ber- trand du Guescin, Jeanne D’Arc, Bay- ard, Richilieu, Louis XIV., Turenne and Conde are some of the most out- 'standing historical figures previous to the Revolution.

ln the eightheenth century Montes-

quien, Voltaire and Rousseau dominat- ed the literature of Europe, as Cornet- ie, Molere and Racine had'done during the previous century. French, super- seding Latin, took the place, which it still holds as the language of diplom- acy and in-ternutional treaties, and was felillrded by Frederick the Great as the only tongue fit for a gentleman. _But it was by the Revolution and its ideals that France, iii spite of all the attendant excesses, impressed itself most indelibiy on the mind of Europe. Those ideals were, it is true, thwarted and undermined by Napoleon, who, while professing to be impressed by them, set in their place the chlmera of military glory; but ever since they have been leading lights iii all the _great democratic movements; and dur- ing the century that has elapsed since Waterloo. France, amid all her politi- cal vagaries, has stood for liberty and for law and justice between nations. Hence the sympathy she has excited among other peoples, and in particular in the smaller states. Her civilization is the oldest continuous civilization in Europe. She has for centuries led the world in the fine arts, in painting, sculpture and architecture.

Her cathedrals are among the chief

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A fresh supply just received. The quality is

excellent and fully up to the highest standard ever attained by this most popular Tea. Ask your

grocer for “HASZARD’S BRAHMIN” and see

that you get the genuine

article.

Horace Haszard

.Ch’town, Dec. 9th

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, nations. _there is no other-not even FADED DREA‘“‘ ' ' '

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' I t place. Hence the universal sympathy "‘D0 you believe in dreams, ‘.Tack?"

Wh0leSal€ aroused in any crisis ot' her histor_ ' “X02 1 “'38 ln 10*/0 With 0I1€ OMS,

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each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

Twenty-five cents.

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AG.EN'rs:. -'Ti-is wori|.D's GREAT- EST WAR." including Cauada’s part. Profusely illustrated with actual bat- tle scenes. Record seller. Make seven dollars daily. Sample book free on promise to canvass. Liuscott Com- pany. Brantford.

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For P. E. I. Best references re- quired. Consider travellor new em- ployed to carry specialty sideline.

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"'o Nrs wA'N1'so - PORTRAIT Aagents wanted. Send for catalogue- seiar and bromide prints- l>°f“;f"§ in at and convex, frames and s éie pictures. Merchants Portral_t_6_ 0--

_ Toronto. 6973-12-If-i_ __- AGENTS WANTED-To sell t_or __'l;_l&;

Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurser es._e__cB teach our men to soil. Expegssmn unnecessary. lli8h09t °°’“§“mem paid. iiandssme nfrgirofgg ltmh ' Stone & We _HK 06-945_12_12mE521 g

rsiliits llE|._|» ilillljED______ if-*Mr fi-'.°Ti..i.iii i

housework. DD Y_6995_12_15.9w,,qt:'__._

_W an"~r'Eo' AN' s§EPsnlsNc_Eg__filFl_o 1°' general housewonlfs Lgngworth Mrs. W. E. Owen. | Ave 6976-12-14i5wM3 _

52 A' ' i='6n in'rsi.|.i- ' or sinsle W°"'°" ml

home or llberitl remix

time. Mrs. Dav -

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war. Bl" __l.ynch, `l!‘l\lll\

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These foxes cent. All Half

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FOR SALE.-5 SHARES GENERAL

Fur Farm fox stock, also 5 shares Regal, of Summerside. Write Box 446, City. 6898-12-10Mtf.

FOR SALE-CUTE LITTLE BLACK

English rabbits. Nice Xmas gifts for children. Apply 32 Brighton Road. 6955-12-1-iM3ipd.

FOR SALE, No. 12 BASE BURNER,

used only few months. A. Plckard

_ & Co., Coal Dealer. 6994-11-15m3i ‘___ _- _ i

MALE HELP WANTED

$15 WEEK AND EXPENSES. T0

travel. appointing local representa- tives. Whitfield Linscott, lsrant- ford.

BOY WANTED TO ATTEND TO OF-

lice. Apply at 142 Kent St.

6073-10-16Mtf.

WANTED.- A BOY ABOUT. 15

years old as an apphentlce. Apply to W. N. Tanton, Watchmaker.

6014-10-12Mtf.

SITUITIOHS VliClll'l'

Anv n's`§P`sc'rAsi.s MAN' on wo-

man can make $2 to $4’ daily dis- tributing religious literature. Chance for promotion; spare hours may be used. Home Blble_ League, Brant- ford.

WANTEKSALESMAN sxctusivs

lines. permanent, big earnings guar-

anteed. no experience, ten vac?i_i-_ cies. Write Luke Brothers. L ln- ited, Montreal. f 6921-12-11Mlll.

1 STIIYE ' _ ide “"r'i-is'iiE'|s' oN_iiv" PREM- N(i?s1es a year old black and white hull. ' Owner may have same by payhig

expenses. If not claimed before Dec. "ai, wlllire sold by public auction at twelve o'clodk that day .to pay ex- penses. John A. McKenzie. Harts-

_ ville. ` i 8971-12-14E3ip&_

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lf theyarc you are hi dan Win '-l,“’°“¥ll (wines or diatom the kidney: fail to filter the impurities from the blood, trouble comes atoncl. Bacliachef Rhcumatism, Sciatim, Gravel, Diabetes, Gall Stone and th deadly Bright'a Disease are some J the results of neglected kidneys. Dr. Moi'se'» Indian Root Pills oontlh a most effective diuretic which strengthens and stimulate the kidneys so that the do their Dork thoroughly and well Try

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Dec. lilh Durango Dec. 28th Dec. 26th Queen Wilhelmina Jan. 16th

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LON DON LON DON

Sagamore Dec. i9 th Sachem Dec. 29 th

Dec. l0ih Graciana Jsny 6 th Dec. i9\h Star Point ,Iany I5 th

Fum¢ss,Withy & Co,l.td.

Steamship Line'

her 24 and 28. and Dec 3. 8. 12,17. 22- 25 2“d 3 Freight service three times a week.

St. John Ticket GBM (71Klnl § t.

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3 R¢d"°°d fl"° 1° New Y°"k ple have come in by the hundred. 0 °°f°l’°" ll* 1° APP" 3°*h- The effect of Parmint it seems is

meiigef sieimsiiip, Noun-i i./iw lem by tonic action 'to produce li stimulous Portland for New York at 6.00 l’. M. Novem- necessary to reduce nil inflammation.

and 4 oz. of granulated sugar until < dissolved. Take ' _one tabiespoonful

A find a remarltable'impi'ov menfl in

mai-:c'r Roura your hm! 9 _

MARITIME PROVINCE9 Important.-l-In ordering Psrmint al-

_ ways specify that you want l_)ouble

Strength your drugglst has it or he

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“Fruit-a-lliis” llialsd His Klllnays and liireil lllm

Haear.sviLLIt, Our., AUG. 26th. 19x3.

“About two years ago, I found my

health in a veriy bad state. My Kid- neys were not oing their work and 1 was all run down in condition. I felt the need of some good remedy. and hlvingseen ‘ ‘ Fi-uit-a-tives’ ’advertised, I decided to try them. Their effect, I found more than satisfactory: _

Their action was mild and the remit

all that could be expected.

My Kidneys resumed their normal

action after I had taken upwards of A dozen boxes, and 1 regained my old- time vitality. Today, I am cngoying the best health I have ever had ’.

B. A. KELLY

" Fruit-4-tives ” is the greatest

Kidney Remedy in the world. It acts on the bowels and skin as well as on the kidneys, and thereby soothes and cures any Kidney soreness. `

"Fruit-a-tives” is sold by_ all dealers

at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size z5c. or will be sent on receipt of price by Fruit-s--tives Limited. Ottawa.

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glories of the Old World. Her music, if not so great as that of Germany, is yet of a high order. Her literature, if in the sphere of pure poetry inferior to some others, is unexceiled in several departments and pre-eminent in its prose style. Her language, ot' all mod- ern tongues. most nearly approaches

a on of ideas. Though not

spoken as a. native language by so many people as English, Russian, Ger- man or Spanish1'it is in most countries the first foreign language to he studied and it is therefore sort of an internat- ional token of education and culture. This is, of course, specially true of

There French is the ia 'h

man na urn y

addresses a stranger. It i moreove

because of their admirably logical ur ran onion

of the best kind-with the social life f the pl . l.

in it vciy special way, and were che

Great ilritaiii-capable of filling her

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even when she may be partly or wholly in the wrong.

today, when the justice of her cause can hardly be questioned. But it was alYI10Sl equally SUOHS in the dark iiavs of 1870 and 1871 that followed Sedan, Bild it lllllllrlllly found expression among the poets. One oi’ these poems will be quoted here today. It is hy

Hearing is

Restored to Deaf

Without Mechanical or Artificial Hearing Devices. Deaf Hear with

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ful English Discovery. ~-

tarrhal deafness or poor hearin`§¢¢" who having tried specialists, advertised

covery is called Parniint and has at-

tracted widesprcad notice througliol_i{t E l -

urope wiere reports of the remar able results it has given tn deaf peo-

sweliing, enlargement or thickening of the organs of hearing and th stimu- late the entire auditory tract.

Piirmint is now being sold by many

leading drugglsts in Charlottetown und vicinity and a speedy trial is urg- ed upon all who suffer from catarrhal deafness or headiioises in any degree. Ask the drugglst for 1 oz. of Parmlnt (Double Strength) and take lt home and mix it»with 14 pint of hot water

tour times a day and you shoul soon

can get it for you, if not. send 75c to the international Laboratories, 74 St. Antione St., Montreal, who make a specialty of it.

tiliarlotlelown Steam can nnlmé 400 slits,

Navigation Co., Lid.

Charlottetown-Piotou Service

CHANGE OF TIME

Commenclug Mondav' the 2nd of

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Thousands of people suffer from ca- VE-lil' Cl-l.\"l‘Rl-1 `

strength and fame,

Like some proud ship that led the

_ fleet so long,

Appears today it wreck driven by the

gale, ii mastiess hulk,

And, 'mid its teeming, mad<len'd, half-

drown'd_ crowds,

Nor helm nor hcimsman.

Dim Orb

smitten star, not of France. alone, pale; sym- bol of my soul, its dearest hopes, struggle and daring, rage divine for liberty,

Of aspirations toward the far ideal, on-

The

liootl.

Of terror to the tyrant and the priest.

Star crucified-by traitors sold, Star panting o`er land of death, heroic

land, _ ->\=Q

Strange, passionate, mocking, frivol-

ous land.

Mlserablel yet for thy errors, vanlties,

sins. I will not now rebuke thee;

The unexanipled woes and pangs have

quell'd them all

And left them sacred.

in that amid thy many faults thou ever

almedst highly,

In that thy would not really sell thy-

self, however great the price,

ln that thou surely wakest weeping

i‘roni thy drugged sleep.

In that alone amongst thy sisters thou, Giaritcss, did rcnd the ones that sham-

ed thee,

In that thou couidi-it noi., wouldst not,

wear thy usual chains,

This cross. thy liviil face, thy pierced

Thy spear thrust in thy side.

O star! O ship of Fraiirc, bent back

and biilllell long!

Bear up. 0 smitten orb! O ship, con-

tinue on!

Product of deathly fire and_ turbulent

chaos,

Forth from its spasms ol’ fury and its

poisons,

Issuing at last in perfect power and

beauty,

Onward beneath the sun following/ its

course,

The tiavil o'er, the long-sought extrica-

opcaii worlid

but she jilted me."-

Tllat sympathy is p|u~t|cu],_-"ly strong uiii|g tl

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_»‘. for Christmas Giving

ii Give silverware this Christmas, and the

problem of choosing your remembrances

i will be greatly simplified. Presents of silver

are always most welcome and if they are of standard quality the forethought in

l § making the choice is all the more appre- l ciated. You are always Safe in Purchasing

_l i_e_4_7 Rooms sizes.

"Silber Plate that Wears "

for this name identifies the genuine “Rogers”-look for the year to make sure you are getting the original and not some other make bearing the same name.

i_8\_4_-; Heine _Bnos.@

; 1847 ROGERS BROS. silver plate offers ` a pleasing variety of styles, designs and

_ finishes. Remember, the largest makers

l' stand back of this silverware with a guar- I antee made possible by an actual test of over 65 years. '

Sold by Leading Dealers

ins- is cum ny onpaim `

Walt Whitman and is entitled 0 Star i of France (1870-1871.) ` : :=: H : H _ _ F I

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O star of France. ' fi 'A' .

The brightness of thy hope and _ _ ,;~°f~`~" ~-

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an educmed man or wo __ H Finish il _the days, the clouds dispelld, '-

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~ llolqlp 1. Martinique

Broadway at 82d_S_t.,»

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spieneid room. with i ldjolning bath, $2.00.] -

Nvlth priyate bath, from $2.50. Special weekly ratesi'

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the language through whose text books when tlgll'reiiorii nigh wer the Eur- i

g t and clear style, man, _ 'T .' . ;’. . . . . It / .

the youth °_l eastern lands make lhetir Agamsltlhyrfmr’ 0 1 mme' mr Justmub ..,..,,....... *"'....'--‘ ~ 1 °

firs tacfluaintaiice with western his- 1,, heavenly macp Cheaper more _hjE~.Au__./' i_ __ tory and science, as well as -not al- _ bright than ,,',,'(,,. ' fi ~="-“"` " _" :i/ “

ways, unfortiiiiatcly, through literature Shall beam iiiiniortniilf 1 - '

0 De” e I is UWB “Ot SUl'DI`iS~ Under the Belgian law unmarrledb i6"’1v'li::‘“:" 'r--, ing that France is regard l i . - . -.- '. » -' --- "L'=~"f/ ‘ f‘ ff- '-

reliance the land ot ide§ls,a:nl:lntl;]i(t men mer 3" hm() one vom’ married "-" ‘-90 ")' V/ '

i ' men and widowers with families have ( ‘ ./a l

i ii i \ ff- 25”’ _b_‘te0"t'l‘_1e"\‘fo3t;p§;§"“a§l;ge”l _tg Peoples tuo votes, and priests and other per ' \ <‘,i.»...i

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° lands. lt is realized that she stands, _ - - ‘ , ( I R 9" m » - 3.-3 " ' "L"/' I

lndlan and has always stood, for civilization g;lJrI?§g@¢:'(3;l|$El'l1o:<(-)v\i(llli(<'J fgilllihnilgilii- are M ""//"QE"

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to disappear from the front rank of II1 lille IDEAL H0pD€I'~C00l€d Engine YOU l‘laV€ l1l'l€

best, safest, most simple and satisfactory farm engine that you could possibly require.

The IDEAL will run steadily and strong under all

conditions-through the winter blizzard as easily as a torrid July day. It is easily installed can be transported from place to place. simple to oper- ate, easy to overhaul, cost little in fuel and up-keep, and will pay for itself ir: a few months use.

The IDEAL is the one engine that you need on the

farm. While in see about it today.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd.

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Sass _l_\i:%;i_t.;t;ent_s, _artificial _ear draimg, _ear lirifrillri i e a

.,eecrcv raorsan rous -

mechanical appliances without sun- l H

-International Line cess have at last resigned themselves 8- n _ WINTER FARES }g)t°}_i;‘;°fL‘;_;>f silgfiw’ 31111-1-‘Iss mths; sin Av., iimailway. mn si.. i

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SCl`l€dl.ll€ lil eff(-:Ct NOV. 26th their normal hearing. Yet their case Tiililfiflilihh`iinhl{l-'fif;,T,,,,f'?,'f i_;.`:_i_l-]._;.{'v

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St. John to B0st0n_______$5_00 is not hopeless. A remarkable sciin will' \l\'\\11l‘_<){’f(‘, g~_'_'__Sl‘_`__ ° ""° __

tlflc treatment discovered a little _

St- J0l1l1 t0 P0I'tl3|ld----$4-50 more than a year ago in England is _ A Good R003), _

Lena St. Mm Thursdays at 9.00 making people hear after years of .’

q. ni. for Lubes. Emoort. Purtllnd lull deafness and is also unequalled for $1.50 PCT D&§'.

Boston.Returnlna.‘eavea Central Wharf Bolton. quickly stopping the distressing head

.00 in. m. Monday.. for Portland. lEwp°f¢ noises that are so often the compun- ‘Vlth B9-thi $2 t0 $5' _ Lubscuul Snlolm. ians of defective hearing. This dis- 1<‘sm<>\\< l’If<'1-dlllr lu~»r.\\\u\uf-

and buy your _wife a Record Brilliant Range. She will appreciate its being so smooth and easy to clean. l\o useless ornamentation.

The Broad, Square Oven

with perfectly _straight sides is very roomy. The oven heat indicator, inproved bakin_g damper, sectional top, and revolving or flat grate are eac _worthy of special mention. It matters not whether yoi_ir__ kitchen is large or small- There’s a Record made to fit it. Made by the .

Record Foundry and Machine

Company, Moncton, N. B.

--FOR SALE BY--

Currie & Murnaghan

Queen St - Charlottetown, P. E. l. - Phone 407-L

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