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wit. it t\,»trt.iitot1 piixsiciiii I) ln has oem 1 ne rn ttu'lv wears chitf con snti gp t- t 1' ci the Inwal ds Hotel 1 Sut’;,'tC?i \ tti <fL.ifl'1lo \ X His mor, pageiiliistrmal book The People ~ Com 'ii r s e \l di al -kdiiser ” uill be ee ffcff fO1' t“€ 0'/ 0/ tuttomv and mal rn »» only gi one-cent stamps or cloth bound for 50 stauips One cli'-inter gives 3 full account " ~ome astorisiinq recoveries of apparemlw l~tpei_s= victims of lung and throat nfl ctioiis and other wastm dis

ease=Uv;l;'tli seemed beyond the reach of

_ _

BYING BY INCHES!

But Dodds Kidney Pills will Yet Renew Lite

Thousands of persons die in the

pnme of life because doctors think ilrighfs Disease and Diabetes incurs tlib. But Dodds Kidney Pills cure il\¢lllb0lh- They /tdvemred thousands

Thesediseases and other Kidney :omplaints are as common as ordinary colds. But people dont ieahze that they are atllicted till the disease has eaten deep into the system Even then, Dodds Kidney Pills will posi

trvgly cure.

ousands of lc an I in on

Mar fat. but do ity They notice one or more of thee symp- btns shortness of breath, loss of l.-lumory failing sight, ravenous a 5.&, pale or reddish urine, with bggz colored deposit, scalding when urine

consti tion, nervousness, ins

:stirs loiliias. Their only hogzig

Kidney Pills. Theywoiit

NOTIC E DEBTORS

As we have transferred out busi

to other parties our books must

lilosed up at once All those indebted to us will oblige

by making immediate payment at the ORD STAIN D

leeoimts long overdue ifiiot attended to at once will be

' A WEEKS & 00

gan 29-eod8.w.in

llmiiiiiniiuiiiltii

lllg and Book-binding establishment Fwently known as John Coombs & C0, will be stylgd

Hurley & Garnhuin . Successors to . .

Joan coonmzss

Steam Book and J ob Printers,Book- binders and Blank Book Manufact-

Prices to suit the times 900mbs Old Stand Lower Queen

sheet, Charlottetown, P E Island 1’ 0 BOX .2 _J..n.5 and im

PHOTOGRAPHS

superior Workmans

Fine Finish, and

Moderate Prices

°0lhb1ne o in we our Photographs the U08* sa.trsta..orv in Cnarlott°toWr‘

H Geek

Cir lliiei and Erittii Stmts

` l | J~ D. RGCKFELLER-

f!s the Richfst Man in the Wor1d.‘ Guan?-ian rtaclcrs wz'£l_f1`ncl the follow ` My co ` :em`cnt to clip and keep _/br 1'ef»

ll".-wilt' ii ~kt'ttl| \ as pul_»li~hvd

ill

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;\'_1n 1-_iilv t~:\i'e~i»r ol .. :ii ll. lI<‘<'l:cff\_‘lf_‘»i' is

t(i\'.'l 1' rt'1<.-lt~.:ll|zi lift’ \'.'t>fl l. ll»~_

1 _ U. Y. . e U gf 4- . "~‘

t .p Britons inetf Wediie;~_tlay evening in

0 1 Eustoii Sire _ Hall. ` Clri' Cctitcil meets tile second Mon-

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5 li<=t~i\;~J_.i;1‘é:?n=ct\`i»is roi lv ow. U

;'l‘;:, _~-. ;\~,' of :li~ iiir.-clit wrt l; i\li‘.li"t'l.'t -

t;t'lI|\_;‘ iii:-tio i \'.'i' lI0(l_U‘JU iii (ti C ('31

t't.ri=.<_f ;li+- lluiry in S ot~l;.~ in 1\'c\vYo1k.

,lite \\ vol; lplori- he tt<'~‘L‘ tl lll 8 Slugl

pritimion rf .‘:`t1ir-ilaiil (l l ictttiilii-S. Not vtry tzisy to lztop :it'<'ura'c tab on u fortune tviiiuli jumps about like that, is it E’

I>l<.\vt_\'ct', it may he Sa’d if Rockefel-

tot:il nlrout S2l00.000,000. And to keep rp tlio iliusii'_».tioii ol ligttrrfrs-he pays in warg. S i vt ry wet k srziiio\vhe:'e sr- ouiirl $360,000; ctcry minute 11‘3iS $95 or iilorie i'it-lit-:‘, day and night; lie tou-

lanks, u\';-_y ycf-1° re tiers -£000,000 tmrcls, null for foreign trade only 400,- 000,000 cans lianiug live gallons each ;he has 7,000 del'-\ e'_»' vt sggoits.

It is almost iveyord ~he range cf the

in cllccfs po<sih“`tie's to tnricrite so grtat indlvidniil ivetiith as that of Mr. Rockefeller. 'l to income from many sources of r~evei.ue is computed to be at the present moment somethiuglike $40- 000 a day, quite apart from any such unusual additions as that ofthe $8,000.- 000 last week and the $5,000,000 this week. Assuming that he sleeps t-he or- dinary man’s eight hours at night, he 1 ses every morning a matter of $13,000 richer than when he went to bed. In ten years from now, at the present rate of incrrase in his foi‘tune, by the end of the next decade he will present a. spectacle absolutely unique in human history-that ot' the irst billion- aire.

Uf recent years Rockefeller has grown beyond even such aworldwide monopo- ly as the Standard Oil and its allies. Some years iigo when there was great depression in the iron trade Rockefeller bought up tho Lake Superior mines at si tithe of their present value. I-:i this as in everything else that he attemps the was thorough. He got all the mi.-es there were. _He found that there rs.--s cheap iron in Cuba that might some day become 1. competitor ofthe Supenior product. so lie bought the Cuban mines. He didu`~. want to depend on some oiher teflon for docking facilities for his Superior and Minnesota m‘n~:s, and ~o lie built his own docks at Duiiitu. He has gore into lead and municipal gas and bank

_:tulle iutliviiiblle sutcess rua.. .\._-x-;._~..\l his earlier ventun s.

It is impossible to estimate the power

which Rockefelleis enormous holdings give him. A few statistics as to the stand- ard Oii enterprises, which he controls, will give an inklng of it. For instance, they give employment to upwards of 25, 000 men, or a -number equal to the United States Army before the last war. Including the families of these men 'here are not less than 75,000 perse ' directly, dependent on the will of Johnni). Rock- feller for their daily bread. In connection, it maybe said that Mr. Rockefeller believes in the theory that well-paid labor is the most efficient and economical, and even the unskilled work- men in his employ receive $2 per day for their services. The average for all class- es ot workmen is of couise liiger than this, so that the daily outlay in wages probably amounts to from $60,000 to $75,000.

Incidentally Mr. Rockefeller and his

associates control 38,000 miles of rail- way, enough to make six railways lines across the continent.

These figures suggest something else

besides and in addition to thc nneie wealth in dollars that they represent This is, that Rockefeller is not merely the richest man in the world but that

power. There is no other millionaire who so completely controls the welfare of thousands of his fellows, who has such power to block the wheels of traf- lic, who :an at an instanfs notice call suoli a mighty force of organized wealth to back any scheme he may have on hand. In short, as has been aptly said, ‘Rockefeller is the money czir of the age.”

'run cHaiu.o'r'r-crown mains

The malls close at the Charlotte town Post Qtilce as follows

(Local 'l‘1me).

For points west (with connections) to

Summerside and Tignish on line of raiiway, 7.30 a.m.an'.i also vat 3 40 p.m, with p.in. connections to horth Tryon, Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton, North Carleton and Searletown.

For points east (with connections) to

Souris and Georgetown on line of rail- way, 3.00 p.m.

For Courier route to Southport and all

points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a.m.

For Courier route to' North River and

all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday, Thursday :nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m. _

For United States, Lew Brunswick,

Omg 0 Quebec Nova Scotia, and the N01 i fgest, _ _-2_1 "» ii. m.

For Great Hi..-ilu, Tuesday, 10 p.m. Letters are coils..-1.etl from street

ettcr box.-s oi ;~. ;i., 2p.in. and 8 p. m.

.-1-i-tlil

Every household should have on hand

a box of Dr. Chsses Uiuirucnn The diversity of uses to which it can be put and the many doc-toi`.= bills it saves warrant it in taking tirst place in the family medicine chest. All dealers sell

idly inoro tltiiw q$S,t>0tl,0\:0 by the zip-

stock and railroad boudsand :Utwith the,

everydollar of his wealth means -

' B -"`h range Youn

‘dtiv in cm' li \\~o'it‘i l‘r \Virhurt n

;..__. ,__.,. ,. ': '(i,

_N Mayor. H M. lhtvison, City Ulcik.

‘ l`iii~: (`hz:rlotte‘.o\vri School Bolitil

' meets the lirst hloizda ' of each month

l~Iwt~ii Stev.‘:ii't, S c:t».idr_y.

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Court Cliarloril-zmvn. C.O.F., srcond nd last Friday, VVright`s Hall. WV. C.

| Wliitlock, Scc”y. ' ` Court Glwistone. A.().F.. meets in \\"i°igh\’s llall rn the iirst and third Thursday of each month. W_D. Gough, Stc’y. ` ` ‘

Counr MOUNT S'ri:i~iii~:N, I. O. F.,

in lioiesters’ Hall, Queen St. -E. ll. Duchemin, t>'t<_’y

art ourt utsday s of each month in lorestcrs’ Hall, Queen St.-J. D. Tay-

Temple, second Tuesda in month . ec y

Victoria Lodge . Masonic

Thursday in month except June, July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.'

Prince Edward Preceptory, K T,

in Masonic Temple. third Wed- nesday in month. H W Anderson, Registrar. ' , onnrnnnows

Port La Joie Encampment no 4

second Wednesday in each montht.- -Ii

R. McLennan R. S. _ -

day'evening. \V AMartin, Sec"y. -Wildey Lodge every Friday

Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets

first and third Tuesday of every month. -Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.

SONS OF ENGLAND.

Every Thursday eveningin their hall

Sec’y. _

sorts or ri~:Mr1<:irANt E.

Prince Edward Division No. 1,

meets in _Wright’s Hall, on Tuesday. Mrs. Kennedy, W. P.

Monda 0'

Friday evening, in Wright's Lower

Goon '1`i:tui’LAt:s. - Charlottetown

Thursday evening. at 8 o`clock. _Visit ing Templars welcome.-H.J. SCANTL Bunv, Sec’y

Lodge meets in Wright’s Hall every L

victoria Division No 4, every A V _ L ' _ "'

Hall. John Ross. Sec’v. - '

Lorsi. cnusannns. ' 1. - "

r Company ‘A.’7 every Monday in ' _ 3 ` _ L' '

\Vrights Hall, at 6.30 _p. ni. Ada ` ` ` .r - - ' \_V»d°nan, Sec’v. ` . -

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. $~*";r\

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illis. Wmmrr. or \'o;1'.'_f.i._ Orr.. lirriri-ri i::\'<:i\:n l.\"rr::~'sr si:i<‘i+‘i<'.nr_\‘n i-"xox Eczema is Heir lfazar.

init ll pp I 'lc l

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llr. Chase iiziltes it ll`ciidu'lul Cure.

M11. Knight, 1? Hanover plates, To-

ronto, malkel the toiiowlng state- menit :-

My mother, Mr||._ Wright, wiho

lives at Norval, near Doncaster, luftered a euimrner and Winter wht.-h Eczema. in her feet. She oouild not Walk, and very seldom got any sleep. It became so bad that she was perfectly raw from the toes to the knees. Aifter -trying efvefry available remedy wiibhsourt receiving any bene- fit, and mlm-ost hopeless of relief, she was advised to try Dr. Chaee's Olnt»_ mem. She has altogether used 8 boxes ltnico commencing, but with the hap- piest results, for she in now complete- ly cm‘e-d. Therolsbuttomesoeronono of her feet, a. memen-to of lier fearful suffering cond-Irion. Any person de- siring further testimony tn this case ll at liberty to oommunlicaite with Mrs. Wright at her address, Norval P. 0.

Mrs. Kfnigth-'c says after such n. grand

success, is lt any wonder we re- commend Dr. Oha.se’| Ointment 2

W. H. De Long, Civil Engineer, ox-

Warden, amd Coufnfty Courmcliltlor, New Germ-e.-ny, Lunenburg Co., N. S., Oct. 28th, 1897, sa-ys ;-“I hand itohi-ng piles for thirty years, and have tried various kinds of pile cures, but none gave me permanefrit relief until I used Dr. Cnases Otnftment. I have recommend- ed tt. to othera with the limo reid;-"

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uint

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mum

get the_ chance

Sal I A ’

You can’t always

of buying so cheap

comme r;i».i:N'rs.» ` _ ' , i

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St Lawrence Lodge every Mon- '

C...,.l.‘i“§;‘;f’.f i” “”ig“"f' ““"' " J suuittuintntnnutttutmus

Orient Division, No 161. every § _ 5 r

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V But the balance of our stock of Boys, Suits 1

price. L

Men’s Underclothing at clearing prices.

no-w for 7oc. a pair.

1,50 cents a pair Men’s Overshoes - - 'Women`s' Overshoes -

Puzzled

- T k h t‘ to buy to P10881, Every housekeeper :rants it. Lasts o now w u ‘ _ - -

g _ Alot of Women’s Strong Boots

o’ _

' Boys’ Hockey Boots - 1.3;?

Mens Hockey Boots ' 1.60

` ‘ COME NOW TO

J. B. MoD0ltALD & C

_ will positively be closed-out at half price. .

A few Meii’s Ulsteis and" Suits at your ow

I5 llilll

Boots and Shoes I

A lot of Ladies’ Fine Dongola Boots worth froiii $1.25 to $1.85 all will ‘go

asninnittm'

iiniiitiiiiiinii iii.

$1.00

.90

Fon sic eaneains s

its

Are You 'J UBILEE

your friend best at Xmas_ We well-lathers freely-low in price, have many suggestions in oue high ln quality-

beautiful line of r "

“'°'“°°"°“° “'P"“"'“ ROYAL OAK Gold Filled Bros cl. es and Links,

Ladies’ Lorneth Chains, _ Chain Bracelets. _ A clcan, S0lld bat’ Of SOEP.

-i<LoNovi<E BAR:

Gents’ Chains etc.. etc.

Our Watches and Clocks are special yalue and are well worth inspecting before purchasing elsewhere.

W.` N. ' TANTON.

REMDVED .l

Qnand after Mondzv, Oct 3rd, my patrons will find me in my ofllcs in the new Prowse Block. on the North Side of Queens Squar hrst door to the right upstairs. ’ ‘

` and _reC0]11`¢l]6l`1d it. "

DENTIST.

3 lbs pure Soap, I0 cents.

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HONG SONG. f e

N c - L d AGEN'I`S:-“Tlirilling S_t0res of _W'&!‘ bl Rt?

€W *H3953 au" ry! tm-nedHet-oes”,_iustpub1ished, will out sell _

creat Qegfgg Sf, tainything on the market; we truin_ You and

_ - . gua;-an . , C italor experience un

Our work will be the best, but our P11608 ,. we stiigfggfgm- 93311;,

D R. J . . will be the lowest. C6||8l’8 |¢, CUff8 2C ‘f EQQAE DLE] 'Y" GARRETSON C¢,,

pain Shirts 5c each. 5-p,,,,,,,10_ ‘l Jan 9, dlin _

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first ' ` i 1 -

lci`s iit-his that, at a rough guess, tney - and [bud '1ueSd“ of with month

ti`gU1i'rh%`\'<;;\'nAi:E, I. O. F., second h A ff

. _ ‘ » V ` 0 - A p -_ .

5°” M . _ c _ t0f 3" aGG0\|l\f$ *S WB

A vs _ H `

St. Johu's Lodge in Masonic ' .- __

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5 ..

evening; both in their hall in Victoria, ' n".-

_ _

on Victoria Row. Andrew Newson _ i

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Chnrlottetown P. E.

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ALL

'i'mi:i_r can fee is a mere _ thrown awa!-QU

isabout CMB well known in

CUMED MANY CASES;

double rupture an hernia from birth-

IS A

su\iday;a'i‘ nmnto 'I

\\‘ind_-or _ Tiirmo, Learment

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_ THE `i I'-'WEST

l 6ll060Ll\TE_

that can be procured,that the covering used on“Snow % inks" chocolate. .- i The finest blended Vanilla, and the lightest, whitest

lsmoothest cream ever made,

ltbat is the centre of the

A U*

Chocolate.

l N o better combination was l

Lever made.

lAsk for them and don’t be

lput OH with old-fashioned igoodsz

octal new n Do- 31,’_l

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Temple, first Monday in month. ` r " A j°°< » _ ' f,- _y

J R Davison, Sec’y. ‘ K

Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma. ‘i -' ' - .

sons in Masonic Temple, first

owflake