pq |g’snd outtbsseisthattseiins

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Fooddeesnetstrellsihon-

tieepdoeenctrciresh. Itishardtodo.bardtcbear.w

Qcnldheessy,-vitaiityismthsabb.

the whole system sufiers.

For this condition taire

General Debillty C e _ _

Hood’s Jarsaparill

a getting the two winter steamers on th

It vitslises the blood. sive# visor and i0

to ali the organs and functions and

may rmequsiiec for an mnfcown

gillitsted conditions. __

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THB

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i run moronic columns "-'° °°' “° M” ‘"-

power to break intc__cr out harbor when the ice is

therebythe wind. And as these

t K THE WINTER STEAIERS

‘I Yesterday after crossing from Summe

side te Cape Tormentine the Stanley s out tor Geortotown, with the object

rig one route. This is no doubt disappointing

e

°' to our western triends. The Stall

ceuld have run for a longer time, perks

' i~.ioon's H-is-I cure constipation. I cents.

ot TUEDLY DE Us lm

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much ionger,on that route, as doubtless

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,\

amino Blend To

other in_ the Lower P

vlnces.

Choicest growth of Ind!

and Cevlon. l

_A winter post on the Island the botts sh

A ` would have been practicable for the Min

u there may be something said in favor

I _

That much is “nominated in the bond” union. The bond saysnothing ss to wh

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lf Yiiii Wdili iilC

best results in your Xmas cooking, get your groceries from us. Prompt de= livery. e ` Phone 199.

Webster & McKay

make.

ought to be given on the eastern route

setting out from opposite sides daily a

side-in iaet s better service than we ha ever had hitherto. There is little do

safest winter port, especially for In gf winter and the early spring. But Pic

litisthere that trouble is almost sure

l .driven into Piston harbor and ii

I P; this year than in _previous years. Let us rg 'hope the period oi playing at cross pux~‘ 5° poses is past loravsr. Our winter troubles

y te have plied tor weeks to come betwee Charlottetown and Picton. Or bot steamers might have been pieced on th route for at least some time to com

‘ t

rg bsbly belore spring be again at some time b»

g, ,dependent on /the ice~beat service _

However, it is otherwise ordered and li 111° CNRS ` WND PNN!

of becomes biockaded, but our people’

Sales exceed that of any . getting as two mm together before are not unreasonable. ‘lher will

|,°_ there is evenapossibility ot them being the fairly satisded it all possible energy

separated by streasctice. Atall hssards and skill are displayed in keeping up the disasters oi last winter are to be communication with the Mainland. And»

4 avoided and the communication kept u

of Pictouasis to befeared, the other will

at heiree at`Georgetcwn and will probably

p. should one boat bs hereafter shut in at i

all ‘beside to approach Picton, even at s »

A mn, “guy” md nusgmm, “I-,|°° table. In such case it might he possible for

to

,some time to come by the - two boa

ts - _ _ nd recognises the diilicnlties of the situation t

“mlm mam, Danna. md mink and will be prepared togive due credit to

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,ith ,,m.b1, nu wnn.¢g{¢m M gm; -the authorities it satisiled they are doing

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_ ubti _"""”'_"""`-_-'a'

that Georgetown is the Island’s best an

id- 7 _ _ mu of Britain. Hr. 'Sinclair it capable and r

is often a very unreliable winter port, and

to

arise when the heavy ice is formed and _ ,

p_ _ Monument land, a worthy and desirable ‘_

a

preaches bv a northeast gale.This trouble

_ has to be met, and itis in this connectio that -'another and mrre poweriu 'steamer is emphatically needed. Neither AWN a considerable factor in bril\£il\8

_ -_ - .,-----_ about the Conservative victory in North

tiensmsyisstfer s week at__a

......., and whenths western route may __

1.. stlllbe practicable. a third steamer is ,g badly needed at such 'tlmes._ This is |

of point that must not be lost _siaht ct.

, Itisrrratiiying to And the three de-

partments ot railways, marine snd‘the postal service working in better acccrd`

l _

B will be be had enough with all the do * h partments doing their best. We shall pro- I

time when entrance may not be prsctic

,_» both mails and passengers to make tLe_ crossing in some fashion' The Guardian

tholrbest. '

dl We anticipateatreatin the lecture of p

Rav A.HcIiean'Sinclairqn The linking

earnest. Hehas also s great subject ot nach patriotic interest. The proceeds, weunderstand will gc to the Whelan

object.

ll ., 1. Both parties seem to agree that Gsmey

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Came yesterday, some men have been waiting

Come now. These are the Suiolk Hats and they

are the best American Hats sold in this cityi

Q

New styles among these. Drop in and see what

a change one of them will make in your appearance

for the new year. u ,

Be sure you start out with A right hat and that

kind is always bought here at.- - `

Prowse ros.,

The Wonderful cheap Hen.

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lB°“f1'°"»°° \1° *M "fm W” i" *"‘°

llnslrcka by-election. “The man from Manitonlin”.is notaredned and polished ' gentleman by any means, but to the lum- bermen who form' no unconsiderable

portion oi the voters in Renfrew his rough vigor and earnestness 'seem to have been more effective than the oratory

of more polished speakers. - '

l ltremains yet 'so be sfen what eifect

the Renfrew contest may have in hasten- r

ing or delaying the federal elections. ' The

Ottawa leaders will naturally, desire to

mske their appeal whilqthe Ross ment is still holding on at Toronto. And Ross can still' hold on-fora t_.ime'.`_ He still has a majority. Should the .courts unseat three or four ot his supporters in

January, as is expected,their cases can be apps sled to gain time. Or a session oi the Legislature may be called, which would have the e8'ect of postponing the trials, as election trials cannot on during the

sitting ot the Legislature. ‘As Mr. Blair once said, "The resources of civilization

‘Vera not yet exhausted.” , e A ‘

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The Canadian Almanac for 1904 is the fifty-seventh of the annual series and s_ur~ passes all previous i_ssues in the extent and variety of .infomation coitainel in its440 pages. It is, we think, true that

\ in no other volume can so much informa- l tion about Canada be found in so small s

Ispsee. The customs taril!’,' a full list ol '_ Canadian banks, post cliiees, railway sts-

tions, the clergy list of all denominations, the Governments Dominion and Provin- cial the lawyers of Canada, our educa- tional instltutioes, miscellaneous societies and much statistical information together u-with an enlarged historical diary, are

_“Clark Company of Toronto are the ‘pub-

- rams. -<_ - p

-Bieyclists and all athletics dependon

|BlN'l‘LEY’S Liniment to keep

joints limber and muscles in trim. .- e

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DEAR Srxs :-1n_ackn_c»wledging receir-t oi yen' cheque frr $1,521.20, I desirie to

express mv satisfaction vnih_ the outccme of my investment with you. _

My policy, No 8726, was issued on ti-e er fowment plan in |870 tor-Sroeo, asa! I ._

Mid U11 premiums of $48 each, or $48 » altogether. ' ‘e - ' ‘

Til? Surplus payment you now make is elone greater than the total cost ofthe ’ Polity by $4!.zc_and' I _have _received the $r,o:>c in addition. i __ _ _ ~ y. 1 _ I W ~ It is hardly necessary for me ic~_rsy that to have all mv payments returned and- °V¢ié$l.0f;0 in sduition, besides the maui ance protection all these y¢srs,.is quite sat- V

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