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the

for sei'

ly

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made this statement:

mi’ back, especially in the mornin

_ Hut d>eri\\e.d‘ little benefit from it. -'P “ On the advice of a friend I ; ` rad Defoe I had finished the iirst 1*) I not another box and by thetime

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&ll0N`.ALD & MARTIN

C nanmsrsns. ¥`§r£bsS, Notaries Public kc. Money to 1.

{M’orris Building, Ch‘town.

_ ~ ’ GaEn|:v's Building, S':1ide.

Kllarris, B A.

cm-____;._' _ _ ,__.__e _ ' '4

IIIIS, LOSTS. FOUND. ETC

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EKU'-Yesterday morning a silver

3- Finder please leave here and get :.211 _ 17 3i

CBM).-A girl for general house-

ii. lsierences required Applyat this L.. 16. if

WANTED,-A smart young man for a

Dry Goods Store, must have at & nw, and a stood re-

ktnr. .Wy by letter to A. B., P. O. 1% Char ottetnwn. 13 tf

't1nniii`r_r.irr.-'rite desilstiy situated M lrouse on Grafton Street west.

by Mr. Duncan McLean, _` use and stable. House is

~hrst-clnssiiatbsroom, sewer~ and 1otherfmoldcti;r_1_o_\;»nmni&nces.

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1LBiiihnun<!’St.LWeht. om” Zgtf P-

3 `K--l)wellin_g house on Kent iaidning resi ence of Dr. Kelly in premises to F. F. Kelly.-11 tf.

YZSTEU.-Girl in lgenehrizlis house

\i._&od;wages. py to .F d. limkhwn 61;

_WTED-A neat intelligent girl to do

ixnrk in th to

m hi 9 l`¢?g°l\» aid attend

it e ance o a ages $8 mf* 8 irst. and 810 satisfactory?

lhS.H.MoWilliams, $3 Mextimac 4 if

W-'he dt_wellinge=o1l1)se on P;-hug

ll, poses occ Mr. James intl Apply to Wellner. 22 tt

1'n:x"‘oLnn:.-I A wmlfornibi Ari rl»Bmiie=»aa»¢n, Anal; wiiwgeuf lx re .s,1ooo-.nf

'nmrs-A' eweir -- J M All moirlgftn immdzgmhgtgliug-

-ll Water heating. hot and cold »...;. °.‘i’l“.#'.‘.‘Z°..‘°“°... §i”‘5'° '32

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_lyke go with house. Possgggigg

Timween Febroaaeand May. Rent

*IDU to E. H. r or Mrs. A. L.

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' ' A c . ` ifortHeadaehc_PowderswilI not eanlu

A - "' ' “ ~‘ ~ P ~ T- _ nominates. `

W, .___ , _ , _R ,A

~...-‘Z ".~..~»i»t.~=f can l -

” “A uric Baci.” ‘

away the glow of health from a

constantly aching back.

The many pains and aches of I

kidney trouble. 'r'

Bzickache is the kidney’s cry

follow. -

Doan’s Kidncy.Pills

will relieve the backacheprompt- ‘Th 7

ncvs. i

They are the great kidney

specific and cure Bright’s dis~ N . ease, diabetes, dropsy, gravel, .U * and all urinary troubles. Qt) ‘

Bliss Ge:-tie F. Steele, Belton, P. O., Middlesex County, Ont.,

8

“ For three or four vezirs I have suffered very much from pain in

E doi~:orw_l off and on for some time and took a great deal of medicine,

c hack and I now feel strong and in better health than I have for months.” `

`:'~~- , . `~ ,ailbhb ,'»*\ ff* 5 = 3`@@@»@'L2'c2 "C263 gk) QQ: Qi.; Q

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' Nothing will so quickly take Q5 I

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un g woinan’s cheeks, the

Pl

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back are but symptoms of QL l

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help. Neglect it and many ious complications are sure to

because they act on the kid- . *»

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it it it

'Ft

s, and felt run down and worn ont.

started taking Doan’s Kidney Pills box I felt a great deal better, then ‘ that 'was done the pain had left my

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E our goods by the prices. If E we bought them at favorable p prices md see them to you at *sg equally favorable prices, i..’s

§ your piotit....

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our

_ ware

Are purchased as low as cold c =sh can buy up-to-date goods of highest quality. We have a full stock of pretty Dinner Seve, Tea Settn, _Chamber Setts, and other China and Crockeryware for your inspec- tion. See them, you won’t he disappointed with the prices.

our siiiii as

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IIEG-All CAEES.

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A. A. lloLlIAN. Q-

Gmos, Brown’s Block

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. S unnwoon, c. ii. Bm-im: and Ammay. ....-*f.....‘-'-, f:.°""....f'°‘~.':i rf-. °.1°i~.°......~ ee lllsn. South Sidglanoen to loan:

. _ Lian. ulacturerl.

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PALlEl¢&C0..o J 8ashandDoor

Rf; Fsotorv Poakosggggwglf.

olNNIB BROS.. Build Custom

M W&k 8 nQ;&d gwgfy prsoulption attended to.A good var- V n fre.-....°" °‘&"§.i‘§°.i°u 3i.“‘“’...i.......°"*' "¥i‘§».°.E‘i1!‘“"’i`.i Stand. Kent St.. Charlottetown. P. E. I. 8 °

FOR SALE--Two second-hand express

waggons--one light and one heavy. Also a second-hand bugg, all newly painted

and in Hrst-class re£lr. Apply to P, H, I`r»-\in0r. 224 Kent , Charlottetown, P.

l 11 L is tr

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WES

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_Wetawaskin, N. W. T. '

in Ro

. iw' ’ hunch adman build _ ing paud. Honey . . '

ya fresh stock 'ust received direct from the

,ssnriuan iicison & co.,

_,order to us it is understood by Mr. ';_ Wright, our representative, that no other *house in Charlottetown outside of your

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ERN I CAPITAL

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Summerside and Prince ;'s3.:‘°.f3.““i.;“'2:;L.‘°.:“:.£L1“::.°‘.tisT

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Schr. Lady Davies arrived at

Cascumpec on Friday last with coal. ’ ' ’

Mr. John Davison, of Bedeque, was in

Albcrton on Saturday taking flshing‘Pf,_M¢ntHai-dy_1nmp

bounty claims.

Miss Maggie Rogers,Alberton, returned

Friday evening from a Visit to friends in Malden, Mass. '

REV. J. A. Ives, of Campbellton. N. B. ii

is spending a short holiday with friends on the Island.

/Mr. A.F. McArthur, of Conway, has recently moved to Alberton where he intends to locate.

Capt. Howard reports seeing offNorth Cape some vessel, rigging, including spare ` and sails drifting about.

loaded by B. Roger s. Esq.

Mas. Dr. Sutherland, Centerville, re-

turned Friday evening from a few weeks visit to her sister Mrs. John West, of

Mrs. J. M. Forbes, of. Crapaud was in

Alberton on Friday last, tendering a farewell visit toher many friends there, before leaving for Buffalo, N. Y.

MRS- (RW-) J. M. Forbes and children

left Saturday morning for their future home in Belmont, N. Y. Rev. Mr. Forbes will follow in course of it few days. »

Schr, Harold, J. Parks, Parks master' and Maud Carter, Webber master, are loading at Cascumpec, the former for the West Indies _and the latter for Newfoundland, loaded by B. Rogers; Esq,

TO BOYCOTT ROSEBERRY.

GLASGOW, Nov. 114.-The 'students of

the univeresty of Glasgow are circulating a pledge among themselves to remain away as a bodyfrom Lord _Roseberry’s rec-

of the scanty allotment of tickets _among the political clubs, the conservative club will get none.

_ Kumfort Headache Powders are safe, . pleasant and harmless.

Diamond dyes-all the leadin colors,

Wampoles tasteless, cod liver oil Emul-

sion of cod liver oil,Pains Celery Compound,

markets.-Johnson & Johnsoni 19 li

CHARLOTTETOWN.

DEAR Sins,-As regards your esteemed

selves will handle our _packets this season. We find on looking t rough his orders » that he has adhered strictly to his promise, R ' are getting your goods up spemlly lor you and expect to make you a very early delivery of them. They are the best lot of Astrachan Jackets that ever left our factory and you will have no opposition in your town as far as quality is concerned.

Yours truly,

. _ ummai.

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Silverware... ii

Nine cases of above ogoods just rc-_» gummy, daughter sale.-B.. H. Bunny ac Co,

rocky Point 1761 4,

Spectacles and - ' ` W l........ 0. ...rn

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carved and waiting your inspection. I win :eve cirrown. win

~ "'45 mn' " "I5 P' m’ iatali prices from 35cts a suit Ill! Ask i

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New Watches, Rings, Polmii FERRYU » t -N

come long. Be prepsr d

PBHQKW mms

A 500 yards; seven shots at each range: »

ctorlal lecture next Friday. In consequent”

-,i J As Conisrnvn 8: Co., LTD. _ ”

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Company Practice.

The annual prize' shooting of No. 4 Co., 83nd Regt., was held on' the companys range, York, on Saturday, Nov. 9th. Aithough the weather was very unfavor- able, and considering that many of the competitors were new-corners, the scoring was satisfactory.

The prize list was one of the most

D Y.

amounting to $40.

Following is the prize list; ranges 200,

Pts

Lt. J. LI. Crockett, carriage wrap 61 Sgt. John Crockett, table cover 58 Maier Crockett, carriage wrap 55 Lt E Hardy wrap 54

§€S»°3‘é2$£3i8l32i¢5‘."3&&$S

Staff Sgt. Vernon Crockett, lamp Pt. S. Clow, underwear and 75c.

Pt. Joseph Garnum, riding bridle,25c. Pt. Ray Crockett, lemon ade set, 25c. Cpl. B. Duck, set Cooper-'s works, 504:. Bgl.F. Crockett, slippers, 500. Pt. D. Brown, underwear, 75c.

Pt. Ambrose Mellett, alarm clock

Pt. Harry Foster, vases, 50c Cpl. W.Matthew picture frames. a0c. Pt. H. Thompson, desk

Cpl. Robt. Crockett, sweater, $1

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Pt. N. Gill, ladies work basket, 75c.

i Pt- A. v Sgt. W. Crockett, kroinole board, 251:

_ Schr. Chisholm, Tenio, ma;ster,» cleared . CDL E. V686. V5535. 50% fat Cascumpec on Saturday. She was

Pt. E. Stewart krokinole board. 2ao.

The officers and men of the Company

wish to extend their thanks to Geo Carter 8: Co. Weeks 8: Co.. Alley 85 Co , Clark & Co., Edwin Crockett Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto, and others who in - any way contributed towards the success of the competition.-Con

-i_-¢li-

A QUEBEC CONTEST.

Lum bago Driven Out Promptly by Dodd’s Kidney Pillq.

QUEBEC, Nov. 19.-Although Quebec is

called “the Gibralter of America," and well deserves the name, it is by no means

impregnable against the assaults of Kid- ney Disease. ortunately the inhabitants have an ally in Dodd’a Kidney Pills that succeeds in driving the enemy out, every time it gains an entry.

Some time ago Mr. John Ball, of No. 57

Little Chain lain Street, was attacked by Lumbago. Be suifered for two years

medicines he used. Then he tried Dodd’s

helped him. He used only three boxes, an is now well and strong in every way.

,ciii it coiniiii News

, Mr. Joe Mitchell, (Indian), of Rocky Point, has shown Tm: Gnannuiv a Ismail fossil picked up by him on _tho ,beach at Crapaud. In appearance '

being of dark-coloured stone. It is quitean _ interesting specimen, worthy of the

llllllellln ~

THE P. E. I. Baptist Conference will hold its next session in-. the Baptist oh _ I at Marshfield Tuesday Dec. 10th and llth. The program is as follows:-- ‘ . MONDAY: Eynrmve:

» , A. E. Hooper

2. Address:-“Review oi Baptist

` century -Rev G P Raymond

Home Mission during the past century Rev J C.Spurr

iTUnsnAr Monivmo.

1. Reports from Committee. _' 2. Address. “Our Century Fund , Bev. Mr. Gardiner.

eonsfderdg `

U Hooper. '

1- 1. Devotional Exercises led by Bro.

Arthur Simpson. _

for it by having your stovesand A. ,_ A P‘pe,.__..B"i°' d aww

furnaces attended to by W. H. ST VENSON at the

Model'Tin Shop.

_ Coal Hods, all prices. Second hand stoves Bough;

Great George St. I

FALL woo. I

veRDCkyP0inL ‘

8 mm, _ L

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C' Progress on P.E. 1 during tha

century.” Rev.W.H. Warren 8.TheChristian's Dutyua soul

Tumour Evnrnrs. ` A

1. Sermon DIR". John Clark- 2_. Evangelistic service conducted by-' "

o'

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Our but/iii1l» stock of gloves is son

hli ti eg_ree» , yn eserve or eyare F‘t e ilzgst in tofvn. Cin! big go w our goves uring gpg;

slaughter sale.-B. H. ‘Ramsay $7

pnma¢ses<mf.u.emin$.s is can-hmcown will be ended You should soo theblltlili we are giving in all lines during our great

Seo our underwear values. We have it

,-5 J-wvslr-yPrv9*‘\

lO.ll U#‘$U I C

without getting relief from an of the

Kidney Pills and the first- box he used

Pt. Eustase Vessey, alarm elock Pt. Fred. Godfrey, tea set _ ° 2

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resemblesthe divided half of a calfs foot ° Q °

wholesale and retail-Johnson&§ohnson. ` ~ Q 8 Q I . Q

19~ii with a portion of the leg-bche above, the» '.‘,”.,".,..*,..‘ ' horny part of tho o hoof being of a_ .. ___

_,gray shell color, the remaining " '

I Natural' History and .Antiquarian Societfsi

Foreign Missions during the past.

3. Address- Review of Baptist

HASZMVS

4. Address:-A century of Baptist' Educational Efforts” Rev. A. F.

> 1. Devotional exercises, _led by Rev, f_

,U A i

Browne. *’ ' . r

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3. Applications for Home Mission ii,

» 4.r~£‘:d%ress:-“Priy_crfssisl‘soxgnr» infu l the Pastor’s work,” cRe'v.~ A. EQ,

, 'hrnsnar Arrmnoos. I "

shntly IH!!! comment! ~ 0£_ She very ` ,

Hel d The d iff ill

When we can't save y'ou mono on your-i

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1*' g yn s fa "‘ ‘- *~ ~.~ 1 /K

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Fur Jacke

FREE

We hayenot advertised Fur Jackets

ensively oflcte-no need to --the other

d0if18 il? f0l' JIS. No doubt you have .big ads they are writing. jmt to §oonvmos that they cm buy the same class of Furs

Well perhaps we should not too

them if they had the :reputation for class _Furs which we have, perhaps we

tempted to do likewise. . . .

r .

Buttho faolslllrollllao (

the weak point in all their arguments)

Ill! of ‘Hill can buy s single Astrachan Jackets from James Loristm

As we never make assertions which’

prove. we make the following

If any other Firm in the City can

Astrachan or Bokhsre Js&ot bought this

t hemsclves, from James Corlmro § (/o , we willmalrc you a present of tho best Fu!

in the Store. . . .-

As the weeks go by we will toll you

Fur Jackets we have given away. . . .

Years for

urn,

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60,000 lbs. now landing and to arriilt Grocer for Haszaairs BRAHIIH

no other. '

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