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‘ The l{armer’s

Underwililr.

Ordinary underwear is not warm enough for a farmer. Working About the farm-out all day in the cold-he must be warmer than regular weight underwear can keep him

Unshrinkabie

Underwear

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have been brought about by Lydia E. Pinlrham'l Vegetable Compound, and

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ihwvsh the Advice of Mrs. Pmknsm, of L nn. Mass which

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l\iiss'Alice M. Harrison, Graduate of

Mount Allison Conservatory of Muslc,`

Snckville, N. B. is` prepared to give I lessons on the Piano. For terms enquire |

ut lllir. A lJown‘s, Upper Great Georgei

Street. l

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women absolutely free of iihifiigga sigh

Mrs. Pinlrham has for many years

made 5 study of the ills of her sex; she has consulted with and advised thousands of snierlug women, who to-day owe not only their health but even life to her helpful advice.

diMis.s Annie E. Schwalm, of 826 Spa,-

na Ave., Toronto, Ont., writes;

Dua; ,lam l;inkh¥,|i| :E F

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table Compound a gpeclilo with which I have been troubled for years I also had lrre ar and painful menstruation which afloctedulily general health until lust s;n'i».,;. Iwas only a wreck ol' my former solf. In my affliction I was advised mug; your Compound, and am so glad that I did so. I found that in rt few short mouths there was no truce of' Ll-\1r~<~lrrl|.~-.i, my strength gradually rutnrnc-'l. and in u very short time considered myself a rfectly well woman I apprccinta my good lheanlth, and hor to an sure you that I am most grateful to von fm discovering such a wonderful remedy for “_ fering women."

The testimonials which we are con-

stnntlypublishingfrom grateful women establish beyond n. doubt the power of Lydia. E. }‘inlrham`s Vegetable Com pound to conquer female diseases.

Women suffering from env fm-m 01 female weakness are irfvited t- promptly communicute with Mrs Piuirhnm, at Lynn, Mass. She ask; nothing in return for her advice. It l- absolutcly tree, and always helpful.

Overcoats for

Every Man.

The “SURTOUT” is the beau ideal for

strcct, dress and evening wear.

~ $22, $25 and $30.

The “BISLEY” is the overcoat for all

around service. Big and double breasted.

The "PREMIER"-one of `

the handsomest of the new con- ,

servative styles. $15, $18 up. ,L

Other styles 111 endless

variety. . _ Z. ‘-5.-"17-T-if( Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown.

and roomy. Single' $l8,_$20 to $30. ‘

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Live Stock .lodging Classes

Farmers institute Convention

To bo licld in (`5I-IARl.0'l"I`l€TOWN, Docomhc llth-l51th. 1905. lllni-ning und afternoon sessions will ho clovotld-ll to practice in Judging tho various classm-

of l.l\'o Stock. undor tho direction of Prof. Grlsfinio. A 'imlltuml EA'D0¥'lU\°“V‘i F|\l"II. 0ifI\Wf\ lltr. ill. G. lleofl, Georgetown, Ontnrlo; Mr. llottrollo. Iii-llfbn. 0llW!'lC» H110 C- M- -`NUUl’“°- LW* .' -- 1

' l i. , . _“'l‘ho liliiilnllllllll|\iiili.‘di,b“(1or|\'ontlon will occnn ‘thc ovuning sessions. Impori mt suhjcot.l~ will lmtllsciisscd by thu len ling A ~lcultnx-isis ofythis Province. The following is part of thc

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sry g\xr|i=1‘ial?l|rl|`oiJ\o Province is invited. Complow program on nl7l1||°i15i°“ W ‘

J. C. RJ..ADEY ,_

Secretary of Agriculture, Charlottetown-

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Many wonderful cures of femhic ill ‘

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The Adventure' of » the Abbey Grange

No. 12 ot' the Series

fCe)yrf|ll. "N, ly J. C all Doyle lull (.`|lll|r'l

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, T was on a bitterly cold

h. and frosty morning to- ` ward the end of the wln-

ter ot '91 that I was

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» Eight ago and were seen ani! described. " Rather cool to' do another so soon and *so near, but it is they beyond ull doubt .` It’s a hanging matter this tlme."

' “Sir Eustace is dead, then?" _ ' l “Yes; his head was knocked in with his own poke:-."_ ~ _ “Sir Eiustace Brackenstall, the driver ‘tells me." ' "Exactly: one of the richest men in . Kant. Lady Brdckenstall is in the _ morning, room. Poor lady, she has had a most dreadful experience. She seem- fed halt dead when I saw her first. I think you had best sea her and heir hér,account'_ot the facts. Then we will

at my shoulder. It was fain," uw, mom eonthiyl

Lady Brdekonrtall was no ordinary

is baud shone upon his eager, stoop-` ipgrggjp- $3405; hgvg 1 “en |° gl-ine.

h ing Mob and told me nt a glance that something was amiss.

“Come, Watson; comel" he cried.

“The game is afoot. Not a word! Into' your clothes and come!"

Ten minutes Inter we were both in a

,cab and rattling through the silent

streets on _our way to Charing Cross station. The first faint winter-'s dawn was beginning to appear, und we could dimly see the occasional figure of an early workmnn as he passed us, blur- red and lndlstinct in the opalescenf London rcek. Holmes nestled in si- lence into his heavy coat, and I was glad to do the same, for the air was most bitter, and neliher of ua had broken our fast.

It was not until we had consumed

some hot ten nt the station and tukon our places in the Irennsn num :hui we were sudiclently thawed, he to speak and I to listen. Holmes drew lr

8:30 a. m.

glad of your immediate assistance in what pr is s t b st k bl . It fo

e ything is kept exactly as I have found

it is difficult to leave Sir Eustace there. ‘ Yours faithfully,

- STANLEY HOPKINS.

"Hopkins has called me lu seven times, and on each occasion his sum-_ mons has been entirely justified," said Holmes. “I fancy that evcry one of his cases haafound its way into your col- ,

you have some power of selection. nick stones for muon which I deplore

looking at everything from the polnf of view of a story instead of as a sclen- i tlilc exercise has ruined what might have been an instructive and even

slur over work of the utmost finesse and delicacy ln order to dwell upon sensational details which may excite but,cannot possibly instruct the read-

cr.

“Why do you not write them your- I

self?" If said, with some bitterness.

“I will, my dear Watson, I will. At presentl um, as you know, fairly busy. but I propose to davoté my declining! years to the composition of a textbook which shall focus the `whoie nrt of de- tection into one volume. Our present research appears to be a case of mur-

der.”

"You think this Sir Eustnce is dead,

then?"

“I should say so. Hopkins’ writing shows considerable agitation, and be is ' not an emotional man. Yes. I gather there has been violence and that the body ls left for°our inspection. A mere suicide would not have caused him to send for me. As to the release of the lady, it would appenr that she has been locked in her room during the tragedy. We are moving ln high life, Watson | --crackling paper, ‘E. B.’ monogram, cont of arms, picturesque address. I think that Friend Hopkins will live up _- to his reputation and that we shall have an interesting morning. The crime was

"How can you possibly tell?"

"By an inspection of_tho_trag1s and reckoning the time 'I"h`e loci pblléi

by . had to be culled ln; ll if minolt- m - rl u al rd inn

note from his pocket and read lt aloud- f

Abbey °'°“5'°' M“"“‘""' K°“'- i Mr. Ilopkins," she said wearlly.

ful/a hgure,_so womanly a presence _end so beautiful a face. She wal' a blond, golden hhiréd, Blue eyed, and would no doubt have had the perfect complexion which goes with such col- oring had not her recent experience left her dlhwn and haggard. Her suf- ferings were physical as well as msn- tal, for over ons' eye rosa ll hideous, plum colored swelling, which her maid, a tail. austere' woman, was bathing as- uuuously with viiiegar and water. The QM lay back exhausted upon a couch,

-but her quick observant gaze as we entered the room and the alert ex- pression ot her benutlful features showed that neither her wits nor her courage had been shaken by her terri- -ble eiperience. She was enveloped in A loose d ‘essing gown of blue and sll- ‘ ser, but a black sequin covered dinner ‘-dress was hung upon the couch beside her. “I have told you all that happened,

My Dm, ML H,,|m,,,_I should 1,, ,,,,,.,. #Could you not repeat it for mei Well,

if you' think it necessary I will tell these gentlemen what occurred. Hnve

ome o camo rem|.raec1ue~ is something quite in your line. Except - » r releasing the lady, I will see that ev- *they been in the dining room yet? ,

“I thought they hnd better hear your

r _ it, but I beg you not to lose an instant, ni I lUdY5h|P'3 9t°l`Y UTM-"

"I shall be glad when you can ar-

range matters. It is horrible to me to think of him still lying there." Sho 'shuddered and buried h`er face in her hands. As she did so the loose gown fell buck from her forearms. Holmes uttered an exclnmntion. -rf

“You have other injuries, madam!

lection, and I must admit, Watson, that L what is this?" Two vivid red spots

stood out on one of the white, round limbs. She hastily covered lt.

w . in your narratives. Your fatal _habit of "It is nothing. lt has no connection

with this hideous business tonight. If you and your friend will sit down, I will tell you ell I can. _ ,

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THE Blllllll.

Phe Bist Protection” Against Dis:tIsé"-Obtained by Using

nn. cn-isles nomar-Lives nits.

If you enquire into the cause of sick- less, pnin and suffering, you will find chat fully nine-tenths of it results from .lernngements of the liver, kidneys and

lblwels.

This was the truth arrived at by Dr. lhase when he begun experiments which cd to the discovery of Dr. Chasé's Kidney- .iver Pills. The liver and kidneys hire [intimately velnted aa filterers of the blood, and the regularity of the bowels depends on the healthful' notion ol! the liver.

llence lt, happens that when the liver md kidneys ure made healthful and vig- orous by the influence of Dr. Chaae's

committed hero" 12 I-an night" -Kidney-Liver Pills suoh_ diseases ns'

nlllousuess, liver complaint, kidney Iiseasg, indigestion and constipation soon _inziraly disappear.

When the iiverand kidneys nreln health _'dl wor_k'in'g‘0rd'ar,the purityofthe blood is

unlcnfc uit Sco ab a _;_ _ - had to go out, and he` iii-txith gstifo ‘ send for me. All that makes’ u fait' nlght's work. Well, hcx*'e_w` are af Chlsclhurst stntlon, and we sbhll soon

A drive of a couple of miles through narrow country Innes brought _nl fd it X park ante, which was opened for ui b')

an old lodge keeper, Whose lmggard ‘ face bore the reflection of some great disaster. The nvenuerau through h_ _ noble park between lines of ancient elms and ended in li i6\‘€ widespread house plilared in fruit li'f‘t'§r the frlsb- ion of Pnmalo. 'rm central pan wu I evidently of a great up dd silfouded in ivy, but the large #lndd\1|,|lowM that modern change; hildvbeeb carried . out, and one wing of the was fppékl od to be entirely néw. i y'o_u§l'¢ul figure and alert, eager face 5f laspocb or Stanley Hoplrln|` ¢on§ou(éd ul in the open doorway. _ "I'm very glad yob lhvl c6md,\ MIL Holmes, and you, too, Bri Wabom'

aut, nlaeea, ir 1 seam; one om

gain I should not MV! tiifdbld

ch_s\lr`ed abd you are protected against `:0ldb, favors nudcohlngious nnd infecti- ous diseases. As a-family n‘l`edi°cine to promptly cure

get om. doums at msg' ‘the most co‘m`1’non ills of life there is no

preparation ythft can he compared with Ur. Clrase‘d Kitfney~Liver Pills. In every ‘neighborhood tigcrd are pcopio who have proven the nierit. of this great medicine. Ask anon. Mr. scanning nicht-, Burnsville, N. B., writes: ‘Di‘.Uh\sé's Klduey~Liver Pills have entirély cured me of kidney disease ,md \`11|'¢k§\;_ir'e from which I have suffered for several yours: Besides the pains in my back, tllere' wal weakness and lame- ness which bot§`€red me continually and to say that tlfesé troubles were entirely removed by.0nsb6i aint-.cllasds Km-

gy-Iliver Pills salma almost. incrediable. _ is in a fact, however, and there are

mahiy |;‘bpi6` _in`this hllocality wbgl luv: proven e merits oft a great me c ne. _ Dr._el`fu4¢‘» Kidney-Liver Pn|s,oue pin ndoue; Zlieepts nbox, at all dealers or lnimsliaoil, lafsta a oo.. 'r-mmm. Pun ommt exist when Dr. Chase-'s Backnchc

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:gr since the lady l;n`e:‘¢¢‘f`§‘\l :Pio-¢er1s“_I’_P"F°’ ,

I 0 hal given so c - - "

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trade of the provinces, should certainly get one at 1'

By any test that can be made they will find it the .

" best flour they have ever had in their homes. _

Every barrel has the absolute’ guarantee of the Ogil-

vie Flour Mills Co. the largest nlillers of iiour in the

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HOUSEHOLD FLOUR now being delivered to the

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en’s ouse oats!

There’s a way to `be cosily comfortable at home-and

hid not catch the nach of it, if the wife, daughter, or sister tl dn’t help.

A And so we are talking to women. For women buy most

of the House Coats. There’s easy and splendid choosing here.

Good sorts at $5.oo and $6 oo There isn’t a safer gift io give him. He don t want you

to choose his cigars -but you’re away ahead of him on the House Coat subject. The styles here are different from those shown elsewhere, so no danger of buying one thut's just like Mr. Smith’s or Mr. ]ones'. Some are very elaborate, yet the gnyut are in good taste.

' Give him one for Xmas. Select it now.

D. A. BRUCE,

Clothier and Haberdasher,

ctoria Row, Opposite P. O.

CH OOSE THE E5

The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OR. RUBY

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TIGER 'I`§A is in tlre blue and white lshznmgang or burglars Jun, received an elegant una or Photo r-mr cur urxrunrs IN 1 Ano r Pounn rms,

' 1?, the three Raudalisi” Emma M Chfilituls in gold lieth

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ble Building Lots

in Ch’town for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the

following valuable building lots :

4 lots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and ex- tending back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of Orlebar

Street each having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and extending back 75 feet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north ofthe residence of Dr. Ander-

lately J. D. Reid.

I lot on the west side of

Upper Hillsborough St., having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and extending back 75`ieet. l`his lot lies immediately opposite the resi- dence oi Dr. Anderson. -

It is impossible to procure a more

desirable locality for residences than these lots adord.

Terms easy and a good title given.

W. S. S'l`F.\VART.

DeaBrlsay Building, Ch'town.

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' Leather and sims... Findings.

We keep everything needed

to make or mend a shoe. f. We are leaders in CUSTOM , WORK. Fitting of lame feet ._'_ a specially.

Repairing of all kinds done i-

up to date. ‘-

J. ll. BELL,

The experienced leather msn of over 30 years.

Auction Sale

We are iustructei by the owners to

sell by Public Auction at the store for- merly occupied by Webster & McKay on

WEDNESDAY DEC. i3ih'

v AT 10.30 0’CLOCK.

All the nxtures in said store consisting of safe, show cases, Bowser self

measuring oil tauk,(cost }65.oo.)|c|les, deli, cas register, tables, plate glass mirrors, I co ee mills, etc., etc., also 2 fine horses, wagon, 2 sleighs, harness, etc., also some job lots of groceries which will be sold regardless of cost.

This is an excellenichauee for intend-

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