"To-day’s Probabilities.

1`¢moirm. Dec. T.-(SD¢0i¢\i-”cc‘E“"~"'lY

-uqii, likely to increase in force. becom- W unsettled with sleet or rain.

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Something for MUTHERS.

IVIRY CHXLD born into the world with

ind or early developed tendency to dis- l, distiguring humours of the skin, scalp, 1 ‘&od, becomes an object of the most ten- lm' odieitude. not only because of its sulfenng K masse of the dreadful fear that the disfig- -nais is is be iifeionr md N" il* f“‘“'° iiness and prosperity. Hence it becomes iénty of' mothers of sueh afflicted children to squint themselves with the best. the purest, iced effective treatment available.

If-in baths with Ccficvsa Son to cleanse the

l QI smlp of crests and scales. “BUG IUPU- isss of Curuevsa Ointment to allay itching. land lnlsmmatlou. and soothe and heal.

the severe cases by mild doses of

vsrr. slord instant sud U00- esrs. see-leave notalna S0 5°

parents. _ cas-tts. Pe-rrsn DIN

., Boston. U. 8- A.

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SATURDAY. DEC.

FUND.

THE MONUMENT

The people of Charlottetown, always

generous toward worthy public objects. have responded iiobly to the claims of the Monument Fund as has been shown by

the names and subscriptions published in these columns. The result is a total of

something over two thousand dollars. The Provincial Government. and the City Council have yet to b: heard from. A few persons outside the City and about the Island and a few Islanders abroad have

been heard from in a spirit of liberality.

i We hope yet to hear from many more of

these in a like spirit.

Then there are the schools, of which

g . s as eu t

realised. Our teachers are as a class among the most patriotic members of the

We published yesterd ay the substance

of the Patrlot's statement that a majority ofall the ballots that went into the boxes in East Queens, including those re-jected ny the deputy returning officers. were for Mr. McKinnon. This is denied, on the part of_Mr. Martin's supporters, and a counter statement has been furnished to 'I`l<ll'-3 Guannias the substance of which is as follows: There were in all the boxes

when first opened 4,612 ballots. Of these two were marked on the black

space between the names of the candid- ate:-i and could not be counted for either. Of the remaining 4,610 there were 3,308 marked for Mr. Martin and 2,302 marked for Mr. McKinnon. Dsducting

the ballots rejected 'by the deputy returning officers and at the recouu t Mr. McKinnon has a majority of seven.

who could read or write either Hawaiia

election of a Legislature the lar

A \ `\ \ \`\ \ \' \' "' ` `( inculoste in the minds of their pupils not

reverence for valor and deeds of self- '

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sacridce and heroism. To the childre

aut to join their fortunes with Uncle Sam

*paw .......

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__.' Your thoughts en the extra pre _ osrations for the Cnaisruas

' l'le'nvrrils_ It will be to your ,3' advantage to bear in mind the. . _ _ /

HIGH CLASS 0lOClR8§

' Where you get everything of

is snr QU.4i.i'rr and dos’l have / I is oly anything extra for it. _ _ _ /

‘ Our lines of Dried Fruits. Spices

ste. are of the choicest- and

, your order will receive our prompt ' sadcaneful attention.. _ _

f' Just give us a trial. we are _.‘ sure you will be fully satisfied. _ . _ 2

jj D. MCLEOD & Co.

Q High-Classllrocers. Z -\ \-\\,\_,\,\,\_,-\\_»\-\

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Kitchen” Requisites...

We do not mean furniture or tiuware, but we do

_ mean good, pure

groceries and are continu- ally supplying housekeep~ ers with the class of goods that makes the members of the family good natured and happy. Our prices are

w en t ey svs grown old, and whe they will be proud to remember that the

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l”¢SD0Dfi¢d- A large proportion of th Island Contingent were members of on or other of the various orders and societic

which have their primary courts, lodge or divisions all about the Island. T

buta sense of pride in the brave boy

_‘ in a spirit of generosity and patriotism;

they will have at their disposal.

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figure in the Hague Peace Conference

gave somethingto the Soldiers Monu-

There are also the fraternal societies,one

or two of which have already nobly - f

bethe full amountof ehe Fund which

n while they agree very stron l with tha

R .Y

themselves the movement will appeal as . .

so_:nethi_u_g t:e fruits of which will stand _dence “mt ua" Governments derive the

D just power from the conseutof th

y governed."

sentence in the Declaration of Indepen

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‘ There has been s. DNN! 8011051

advance in prices of almost all purchase- able commodities within the past four years, while the average is still lower than during the ten years between 1879 and 1880. '1‘he Bureau of Economic Re- search liasa tabulated statement cn the

subject which takes lil) as thc average of 1879'-89 and then gives the proportion between prices then and 1890 and 19(Xl

respectively. We quote:

» i805 1900

72 97 77 02 77 92

Live stock 1

Dead meats 8:: Dairy products Breadstuifs 58 79 Metals (19 35 Coal and lumber 00 10|

Iron goods 55 56

It is claimed by The Outlook that the

returns of the Presidential election show that in those states where women are

,. ' . . _ _ . y s s

there are in round numbers 5(1) in the _“Sin I;a?“;;aie:r;ughthlu;0b3n'°n permitted to vote indicate that nearly all FB lI»l'gC, Wlfm, nl08ly

_ , t t n te ta t ere a on

Provinces Theteachers have received W' e I .i ~ _ .

circulars and subscription lists which we _

h d f C . -

___ d bt m _ d te ti _ T issvaa change bysct o ougress an

ne no “_ W mfmve ue at. n 'D thesuffrage extended to all adult residen From the City and eountry schools collect-

“ the married women voted w`itl'i_ their

limited property qualification .for voters.

° suffrage states show that the woman voted _

_ __ t h be _ f ° quitsasgecerallyasths men. thus iudi- ,

or o w ose mem rss I .

community' Iusaputof their duty md bxrjnnuhing theannexation Unllxd cumgunt the? val" the privilege of A

,no doubt in “cord with their “clings to States ‘nd reswringthe native monarch’ balloting in national and state affairs.

It appears that the Hawaiians, the CHAMPS LIKE BURGLARS'

‘ l th l f t b th d

OD Y 6 0" ° °°“° '7 “ °°°r "1 Cubans and the Filipinos are alike reluct-H com6j0Si~ f;lll°'_\DE_ll¢!0*:]l:_l:_¢;:‘_*;=;eP¢_f_::_’;l *£23 _ Ngw Battenburg Pagans in SQ fm'

are least w co _ _

i C;-amps in what you w_ant.I tgerveilinla .1

l l ts instantaneous y. ano_yn . . '

t unique- for its composition H&Udk8T9hlBfl, Pll0i10 FPIDQ, TIUIQ mmf., - expresses the highest medical progress it of the age. Nervjline isa true comfort

_ 1 f ii d e ts of ' ' . ;i..‘;‘.‘:.;:.';i.’..2.' '.:'.:'.....°c.'.:€.°.:" P1°<=°S»D°i1=°S.B°'°f9» md MM vin

specific. Five times the greater mediclg' _ . niiivaiuefrom any other vmwratiop l Sha -

sold, is Nerviliue. Your druggist sells it pes-

or you can get it-

§ in walled

o- _ __ , _ .

these orders and societies there is not only the tie of brotherhood and fraternity I ~ 1 I °

9 . -.3

.1 lalgsiyllllhhs

i who went so fearlessly to the front ifnd I

gallantly won the admiration of the Q* |'|¢§\_,¢ll§'lli»\iHl. _ Empire. We know already that a number u,_._ 1>_,,u»|¢g y_ ;{¢]§,g_\|¢h_1g@, _gu,g, of these fraternal societies will contribute ` Ilaruols, Qlle., statm;-“ I wal troubled and we trust that many of them will do so 'uh xiii” Dun” 55° DY3’¢Wh' f°f

I years and have been so had that I

' uid not sleep sit nights on account of

We bring the matter before our readers :aiu in th°_bmk_ but ,mum 'uk th.

lf! NUS W8! llltin because the time is -goof all nilht and iulererl terrible rapidly shortening within which the stony.

Committee mustknow dednitely what _will "I tried ‘U nrt. °t medicine' but

get no relief until I began ming Dr. Chs,se's Kidney-Liver Pills. Tlieymade a new man of me. and the old troubles seem to be driven out of my system."

Professor de Marte _ h 1 - Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills have

C .H ns W O S A Privy an enormous sale and owe their popu- 0\1D¢l 01° to the Czar and was a foremost 1;;-tty to the fact that they eau be sb-

lolutely relied upon to cure all all-

’ ments of the kidneys, liver, and stom-

points out that Kruger has no right to sch. They are purely vegetable in

ltlon prompt and edectlve ln

appeal to the Pease Conference nor to §g5'2g.._nd’cun ermanenu one

_ _ _ s p y' pin

slaim arbitration under its provisions, a, dose,._2_5 cents a. box. .at _all dealers, _Q

_ Inan article in the Monthly Review Prof. Cm; Tonnmn I

or EVERY womans “°“°"‘°'“ “rf P=‘3=°° <>°==f=»»»c=i'lv - . _ ,I I had nothing to do with the conflict be ' C '

` Driscoll 8|. Hornsby

lost ileiiableffjjj

Place tohave your re air work done is the place that takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work with us, by prompt attention and nick despatch of same

i we gave the reputation oi. paign it was particularly brilliant, with PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. bill?

being “O K." on repair work. a strong Liberal flavor, but its keen wit P’°P'“°d ‘md "id by

Give us a trial and be com'

"need that what we sa ls was so exempt from bitterness or malig "-_

Y ' ` ` ` '__ ill;

‘°"“°. . nity and the humor Was so kindly that 40) Phm|Bl _/‘

Conservatives could heartily enjoy it. . "

the scope of the resolutions had be

| en

Queen St. 9°5fni-iallY_°nl‘U`f»'.'¢d. The resolutions Of ;§ :ir';Q-‘Q ; _» £-

au international conference are only bind

as coming from a confidential advissro the Czar.

Herald. During the federal election cam

tween England and the Transvaal and could have nothing to do with it unless :T4 _

ing on those powers that have taken part _ °

inzit. 9The Transvaal did not take any n a

"' 41 -#part li thi deliberations °f_ “Te Hague For choplki hands, roughen ed

,_ Conference. The statement is significant skin, etc.,

For mouths past there has been no bright Gflt°"°° 9*” 5° 13"* °° i”“'\°di°¢¢|Y ‘

` \, I “S111 .

_er columnin any ofour exchanges than that > Evgiy lids! *P0 has b0\1¢hi if is "E ‘ devoted to "The Sieve" in the Montreal

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\-,li \-/ 4 -_g ‘"3 li 1'/ li vi* \._» _f _J

f British Almond Pink. -*_

I Its emollieut properties will-be .\\‘a ` /._ quickly discovered-ever after one \\_,_7,'.

., application the skin isremarkahiy (,__,_._

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` nice and smooth. . i

loud in its praises. ,_ _`

_ It has travelled to New York, 5/jj

British Coibmbia and England and `_‘.\_

'.- is sti 1 the favorite toilet article. `

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The Square Druggist,

The Sieve Editor, Mr. \V. E. Williams, i‘ Sunnyaida _‘ touches twenty to thirty topics daily in a \, /1 _ 7

r'-\ `r"/f`\`r" "" n/'T I/I),

' ‘ fresh, original and pungent fashion which _I 3~?;," ~§_`g-7 ` )

_-- L .I

has attracted wide and favorable notice.

F°\11=d°8. Eniziusers. Machin- THE GUARDIAN has had a number of ' i `"' " '““' "°°"`

e iota and Boiler-makers.

gum N"-igationgg-5 wh_,,f_ inquiries as the mi ~ »-i-ii personality

Charlottetown, P. I . l

phone Us ‘ behind “The Sieve."

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To cure a headache ii.;nuteS use

Kumfort Headache I’ ~ -10 cv.-nts.

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FALL PLUFIS

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We Iulve an extra fine stock of

1=ui__zNi'ruizE

__ NIH Is usual.

&R S! .2

& 5

_~ We have for sale as bb's of good

Apples for present use at S150 mr bbl. Also by the peck at izcanc r5c.

Rasberrv jam

We have a quantity of Pure Home

Made haspberry Jam. 8 so imported Strawber at ioc riba ' ti '

ry pe ny quan ty .

Pure home made itaspberry vinegar

25c per bottie.

‘”‘“ Zlirismias

We haveafuli supply of the usual

requirements ali at the lowest prices.

“Try Eurek Tea 25c lb."

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Ramsay

‘ 1 make- a speciality of this' department;

I genuine Irish Frieze. Youth`S ulsteis, 1 we can give you your Pick of 3(1) 1 ulsters in our store for $5-75, nine : shadestoaelect from. worth M, high 1 as$8. We have over 311) ~0°|gin this it line which we bought at 8 ziv _ray : price. Mensreefers. 82.65. $.t_s'3.a0 1 \\i>to$10. Bore N14 youths’ meters : ‘ from 75c to $511). Shorev ~

. 's guaranteed

I suits for $2.75, blue or black; this lot I

I is worth $4.50. A job lotof lllck clay i

worsted and Serge suits,regu|g`r. pi-ive ; 1 $10t9$12, our clearing price $7.50, if '

_ von' find your tit ainorigst the _ 1 Shorey`s fullv guaraut8,eed suit< 1° I black serge D. B. lap Oseams tailor 1 nniih. it 1, nl:-1 i rite Sour price $600 1 clean- .li s. Talon 8:0. I 4 w2i, d Tues 8: Fri.

Of course we want to win your trade !

But we want to win ir. rightly, not by offering cheap clothing that costs 'little at first and is worth less afterwards.-RH. Ramsay_& Co. 6 8

SENTNER MCLEOD & C0., CHARLOTTETOWN.

Dnan__SLIs,-_As regards your esteemed

order etc .ua it is .understood 1 Wriaht._oar.rep:esen§ative...2hat;uoother house' iIr.Gharlot.tetowp outside of -your- selves will handle out-,Lackets this season. We find on 'looking t rough his orders that he has adhered strictly to his promise. Vi " are getting your goods up spe “ally 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 ppposition in your town as far as' quality

is concerned.

Yours truly, ._

J as Coaisrmn & Co., Lrn.

M intraal.

_1_hE<_J__l‘ sca;lseeat_alb;ii°gnain, oneAuickie plgted

. s x ee o . , 5|; _

thecar-ies Hall. ng pply 9 ego Bill barylns in colored shirts - that

showcase next to the door is full of them. We have them with or without collars also with collars detached. Going at ai- most half price.-R. H. Ramsay &Co.

I _ _ d & w 6i.

Consider no clothing chsap, if the

materal, make and trimm' ' , are not first-class, you will find our cothiug has each and eve one of those qualifications. Jas. Patou &’Co. 27 2i

We have in stock ll f Ba Overcoats and Ulsteis triiltlwg; oJaskeytl; in naps, Frieze and Beavers. 'All made |u with hi_gl_i storm collars: Prices below all competition.-Jas. Paton & Co. 27 2i

Do not miss seeing our Boys’ and Child-

ren’s_ Clothing Department, the greatest iu this city and our prices the lowest,,_ James Paton & Co. 27 gi

Overcoats, perfect in every detail, In

all that wonderful display there is not a uarment that we cannot conscientiously 1 recommend. We handle only the very best Clothing, and it requires no super- latives to prove it. The garments speak for themselves. We invite you to-day no see them.-Jas. Paton Sc Co. 27 Zi

_ P_u'os’s Special snaps is Clothing. :ee our Melton Oval-coats in Blue, Black, and _Bl'°Wl\ M $5. $6. $7, and $8: also our MH! S Suits at $2.75 $4 and $6;dezens of Men`s Heavy Ulsters while they last. $2.98 25Men‘s Working §efers in Gre gang Blues, $2.50, and S5.’ . Big warm (iillars. See our Men's 75c. Pants.-Jas. Paton 8; C0 S _ 27 2i Beautiful New Plaid Backs.

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You need but to see our 1’ ° back suitings to feel satisiie ltllihgtliailsalig the place to buy them. The new effects of course and in all the best shades of guys blues and browns, and the blacks too: Those with hard finish to the face of good, or those with softer finish. All sorts of beautiful oolorblendings in the plaid bo/ik -James Baton & Co. ‘ 27 zi

Going at half beautiful! stotik ,

Slirlll , andgowgei-R?

_d&fw'_41l li

wlgnz .at-half nec wear ever but it must go

stock.-R. H.

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ii»u'b'gnd=w<m=» vwafwbd women wwf! 1rozth:$4.00 per pair. You cannot ind their

d ..._¢i.¢i» :anim iufimriie .ms mmai

In selecting s present for your husband

_ what could be more useful and comfort

able than a pair of our $3.50 King Shoes.-

COG ' _

Mor-.Ils SL Smith. _ 8 li

' f tins German s ippers will

m:k2“alrv(;ryniixseful‘ present. Both mens" .

and iadies'.-Morris 8: Smith. 8 li »

' Youths’ overcoats and reefers. We '

1 our$6.50 and $5 lines E’;e_\1D-t0»date in _ 1 every Dflrticular. Mens \1lSb%l‘S at '

; $298, $3.75, $4.50 up to $14.50 fora

nA G uarant

rectly made in every detail. ~

And Winter Overcoatlnqs-

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llPlylfollyliPU'\hs’

ii 'miis

$2.95.

eifectf was to' increase the voting power off the rice in Ch‘H°tt°t°'n_ ~

iw), “handsome ,mount ought to be or En _ish The re “___ h ,be hn the family. Reports from all the women '

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THE MILLINERY LEADERS.

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3 Coat Makers WANTED mt Ones.

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1({,.[~i~ roam Monmon as

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Such as we give with every Garment turned ost of osr

shouid recommend it to every gentleman, who dlirel clolhi

In Suitings.

Seo Our Rich Colnlllnatlollslll

Kerseys. Coverts. Dla.gono.le, Mgguggggg,

unus, Mgltons. Heron Bone effects. sto.

lf you favor us with your order fiom the above foods, 1.* UH ~

by an artist and made by trained and skilled workmen. y

Gordon & McLei

umufsciurm of High crm cioiiiiiigmid denim is lah hall

__ -vous-

.“ “rw .qt

If not be sure you don’t till you see the (‘oat

we offer for $10.00. '

The Cloth is a beautiful Blue Beaver. guaran~

teed all wool lined with an excellent quality Italian Cloth, silk stitched, velvet ooiiar, and good work- manship.

These Coats were marked to sell at $12.50, *nd

are worth it. Our reduced $10.00.

. . .iW\|0E, Merchant Tailor.

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' We are showing a complete liao of llovsltil lldlhple lyk ‘ aan wiivraa. °”

DID YQU BUY

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