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Made of the tinest materials. No soap, wherever made, is better.

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Annual Meeting

llerchants,Bank ol P. E. Island

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The annual General Meeting of the

Share holders ofthe Merchants’ Bank of P. E. lslanrl,will be held at its Bank_ ing House, Great George Street. on Tuesday the lflth day of January. r ext. 1899, at the hour of 11 o'c`.ock a. tn.

Proxies must be left with the Cashier

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THE ENLY HOPEl

For Victims of Bright’s Disease is Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Not a day passes on which the

newspapers do not record the death of one or more persons from Bright’s Disease. Already its victims num- ber hundreds of thousands. Day by day the awful total grows larger. No class is safe from this destroyer.

Wu and intemperance, with all

their miseries and fatalities, are not lcsponsible for as many deaths as

“have been caused by Bright’s Dis-

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THURSDAY. DEC. 8. 1898.

rn: nv.st_nerloNs.

Yesterday was nomination day for

live federal by-elections, and as our despabches tell they are all to be con- tested, but not all on straight party lines. _

In East Prince, West Lambton

and Bagot the battle will be fought on regular party lines. In N ortb Simcoe, the stronghold of the late D’Alton McCarthy, a. relative of his will run as an independent and no sr-raight Conservative candidate will run. It will be remembered that the late representative, though at the last he acted with the Liberal _ party, was elected by Conservative votes.

In Montmagny two Liberals, re-

presenting two factions of that party in Quebec, are left to fight the battle between themselves, and probably either of the twain who may be elect- ed will support the Laurier adminis- tration, even if as a. somewhat recal- citrant follower.

The government will need to carry

four ofthe live seats to retain the full strength they had before these seats became vacant. The opposition will make a. strong fight in the hope to possibly capture a. seat or two, and failing that, to gain “moral victories” by reducing the Liberal majorities of two years ago. How they will sue ceed we shall know after polling day

VAST ENTERPRISES-

It is within the easy memory of

many now in activelife that Fremont, by along and arduous journt-:y,sought to find a. practicable route across the North American continent- from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Now there are half a dozen trans-continental railways in the United States besides our own Canadian Pacino Railway.

The ship route from Europe to

India and China was then around the vast continent of ` Africa.. The cut- tin of the Suez canal has obviate-1 tha&bst-acle and revolutionised the commerce of the world.

Russia, which had but a few miles

of railway in Fremontfs time, has now practically completed her great highway across Europe and Asia. to the Pacific at Port Arthur. - She is already preparing to undertake the construction of a. ship-canal connect- ing the Baltic and Black seas thus

lbecoming possessed of a water route, I , _

protected against all possible interfer ence by other nations, from her northern to her southern shores.

And already the world is awakening

to the prospect of an early realisa- tion of Cecil Rhodes’ vision- of a rail- way on British territory fr-out the Mediterranean to the Cape of Good Hope, traversing the length of the

wholly unknown a generation since.

The construction of the Panama

‘canal is going on, slowly but steadily,

gand since the Spanish war and the

acquisition of possessions in the east,

,the United States has awakened to

the absolute necessity of a water-way accross the isrhmus. Either by the Panama. or the Nicaragua route a. ship canal must be among the engineering l achievements of the near future? V

These vast enterprises, any one of

which would have been thought be- yond the bounds of possibility a century ago, we have now come to look upon with a. complacent sense of actual realisation or of confident expectancy. The age we live in is a marvellous one in its m-any features of progress, but in no respect more so than in the vast undertakings which the wants of commerce have compelled- to be entered upon, and which en~ gineering skill, backed with a

_pirit of enterprise and abundant cap- ital, is sucesefully accomplishing.

JOHN T. MCKENZIE.

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African continent, through re§’ons-

Hon A G Blair has instructed his

attorney to enter suit against the Ney Glasgow Enterprise for criminal V libel on account of an Qticle headed' “Boodler Blair.” The article was printed in the Enterprise of -Novem- ber 26. .

Wifi

' The St. John River is still uu-

frozeu, although steam navigation on its waters is c osed for the season. It is pointed out that in the 7 2 years fromlS25 to 1897 the river has only .been thus open in December' during lil ye9.rs._

Now Winnipeg has followed the

example of Charlottetown and has an artesian well,\vhich,though only35 feet deep, taxes the best pumping power to lower the water. There was noth- ing that the prairie capital so much needed as a. supply of good water, and it has been e»sily available all these years at a. short distance below the surface of the ground.

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There arises from time to tin/1_6

some discussion as to the relative longevity of total abstainers and moderate drinkers. The Temperance and General Life Assurance Company of Canada has tried out the problem by keeping the two classes of risks separate, with the result that the rate of mortality among the abstainers has been found to steadily lower than that for moderate drinkers.

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