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Bn one of the swat crewii some toProf. Enrlqsfdpua this avsaias-s _ pine were its sement or . Police tonight at the`0pera House. . ComlclI.nonB. C. Moore announces his

retirement from the civic contest.

Dorff miss seeing the struggle between

the Police and Pirates to-night in the Opera House. _

Hrllblali 8: Oo. have The Guardinn’s tnapku for a useful memo calendar of the Standard |..ife Assurance Co.

A raw 35|. seat tickets for Prof. Eu-le's opera this evening are now on sale. You shsuld get hold of them as only n limited number are to he disposed of.

rnsaasr. or the rare Mr.. M. H._Ga|-

bralth will take place from her late resi- dence, King St. East, to-day at 2.30 o'- clock to Paople`s Cemetery.

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Tnaul were four passengers by the stanley to. leonzetown yesterday and fourbagsof mail. Her cargo included B cars general freight.

Tux . Stanley arrived. in Georgetown about one yesterday and the mail reached the City at li.i5. The Minto crossed to Picton arriving at twelve o‘eiock.

Iris probable that the three Water

Commissioners Messrs. Mclregor, Grab- be and Douse will eler again for re-slec- tiou. No oppasitiou has yet been men- tioned.- _ -

IT into be hoped that those attending

the Opera House this evening will take tnerrsésts promptly at the soar so than the performance may begin as nearly as possible on time.

A oaowb was attracted yesterday

afternoon on Lower Queen Street by the arrest of Vincent Maher by odlcer Taylor. The aliiscr and the drunk struggled for some time in the snow before thc latter was hsndouled and taken to the station on a sleigh.

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U a constitutional disease. re orizinstes in a scrorulous connrrton of .

lie blood and depends on that :.1 '_-.Li io.;

It often causes headache and dlzzinc:__,

impairs 'tho taste. smell and hearing, si- fects the vocal organs, disturbs the storuuirh.

It is always radically and perninnonrly

cured by the blood-purlfylns. alivrulivv and tonic action of

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Hood s Jarsaparzlla- This great medicine has wrought the most wonderful cures of all diseases depending on scrofula or the scrofulous habit.

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bcst results in your _ Xmas cooking, get your groceries from us. ~ Prompt dc= _ livery.

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with the complex on causing R chafing, redness and sorc- nese'oi the skin. Thee dis- comforts are quietly remedi- .

ed bytheuseof' any of the ` folio 'ing superior toilet

louonp' _ n hdneh of lettuce and one of celcry (lu s

l1ac°s Witch Hamel Cream Wheeler’a 0Iy¢er|ne Jelly l'1ae's Almond Cream. ' '

Edelweiss Cream.

Almond Jelly. , Hind‘a Honey lid Allrlold Cream. _ _ t Violet Cream. '

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the skin soft and velvety.

“THE TWO MAC‘S”

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DRUGGIST8,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.

I 1i'ul,fu'u, fun, to night; laugh, laugh, laugh tonight at Prof. Earle‘s Opera.

Ar the Police Court yesterday Patrick

McAlecr was given $8 or I0 days for drunkenness. _ f

Tll Mayor, City Marshall and Ciiy

Surveyor, have inspected the exits of the Opera House, and pronounce everything satisfactory to them.

In the 'int or c.M.n.a. officers on page seven installed by Grand Deputy James Molsaac the name of Alex. Mc- Donald as Trustee is omitted.

Tun Leap Your skate at the rink last

nicht was very largely attended. A very large number' of skaters were present while the promenade was crowded. V

Tal: first meeting of the Epwolth League Rowling Club will be held nt Grace Church parsouage on Thursday evening next. 'The study of Shakespeare will be undertaken by the club

Tl! Ladies' Auxiliary of the ioung

llen’s Christian Afsoeiation Charlotte- town intend having n grand tea J anuary \Bth in Association Heil. The object is n most worthy one, and the receipts will hegiven towards helping forward the work of the Association.

Tun following is the result of the match

played by the Charlottetown Curling club yesterday afternoon in the skating rink: A E Inge W A Weeks

B<v Mr Fullerton Judas Fitzgerald

Wm. Brshaut Percy Pepe A E Williams skip 4:Bldney Grey skip 15.

Tal Ministerial Association wish it tc

beunderstood that the object they have in view in getting an accurate religious census of the City is to ascertain who the persons are that attend no church, the children that attend no Sunday school and the worthy poor who need help.

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Ar the last meeting of the Woman’ Missionary Society of Grace church the President Mrs Alley on behalf or the members of the Society read an address and presented Miss Lillie Breckeu with a Methodist Hymn book. The presentation was made as a token of the appreciation of the services rendered the society by Mila Brock eu.

Asornsn good meeting was the verdict

of all who attended the public temper- nnce meeting last night in Wr|ght's Hull. The speakers were Rev. R. W. Stevenson, Rev. W. W. Lodge, R. C. God, Rowland Mctkle, J. K.Boss, and the Chairman S. F. Hodgson. An excel- lent Temperance Reading was given by Solomon Thompson, and solos by Mrs. Henna, S. F. Tsrbusb, Glcrgc Moore and A. Down. The meeting closed at I0 o'clock by slnirlnz the National Athem. The next public meeting will bc held in four works when the Rev. G. Il. White will speak.

SAYURDAY evening a pleasant rruuion

was held hy the commercial msn from the different parts of Canada at the Plaza. Among the toasts proposed was that of the winter port of Cauads.Mr. Bohaifosr supported by G' B. Irwin on behalf oi the "Halifax contingent ably upheld Halifax as the winter port of Canada. R. A. March cu behalf ofthe business men of Sr. John stated that with their push and energy they have made their mud flats a harborto be envied by the world not to say nnytblnz of its natural position. The matter of winter ports -was however amicabiy dispensed with notwithstanding Mr. Shs1Y..er's reputation asa wrestler. The party dispersed by elnuing God Save the King.

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-Bee the King, the Major General in

their gorgeous uniforms to-night.

-Ne. 1 Co. 82nd, meets at the drill shed

at two sharp to-day.-A. J._B. Mellish, Capt.

-S. 0. E.-Regular meeting of Lodge

Prince Edward' tonight at eight o’ciock. R. R. degree, Installation.

-Reserve Friday evening January

llith. for Rev. T. F. Fullerton’s lecture ln Zion Chur5b."`Bnbject, Australia illus- trated with views.

-All men’s furnishings atiiii percent

discount 'during the remainder of S. A. Mt-Douald‘a sale. Clothing will _hs sold at halt price lill further notice.

-Members of 4th Regt. Band are re-

quested to meat at the residence of M. M. Galbraith at 2.3)..today to attend the funeral of his late wife ns mourners. Civilian clothes.

-The members of Try Again Division,

No.85 intend havingan entertainment and basket social in the hall at Beashaw on Wednesday evening, January mth. Doors open nt 7 o‘clcok. Admission 10s. Ladies with baskets free. 12 dw ii pd

-Rav. Dr. Walker will deliver aleot ure

on Forcstry,.in the new League of the Cross Hall, in this city, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 13th, nt 8 o‘cloek, p. m, Admission I5 cents. This is n most interesting subject and will be treated in a scholarly and practical style. Re~ member the date. Give the learned Doctor a full house. lid td

-I have great pleasure in acknowledg-

ing the receipt of n _beautiful clock which I won in the Tiger Tea Competition.'l‘he contest was conducted with great fair- ness nud is another testimonial to the sat- isfactory business of this well-known iirm whose tea is meeting with auch success and should be in the homes ef all tea users in_Cnnsda.`-llsie ~ Skerry,0harlotte- town.

Iunrannreus, Ind., Jan. il-Sergt. Jul-

ian Frcderick,_Arotio Explorer and mem- ber cf the Greeley expedition, died at his Uno this afternoon.

PERMANENT CURE FOR NEURALGIA

Experienced sufferers state that no

remedy relieves neuralgia so quickly as a hot application of Polson’s Nervilins, the stronaest linimsnt made. Nervillne

is certainly very penetrating and has a powerful influence over neura gin pains. which it. destroys almost at onoc.Ncrvillue is hiszhly recommended for Rheuma tism, Lumbauo, Hctattca, and Tuotbacue. Better iry a Zocbuttie, it`s all right.

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For every foot there is tho right shoe.- Your shce is here. We make a point of fitting people rightly. Any one can sell shors - once; we sell shoes once and over to the same people. Steady trade is the test of a rhos store. We have thousands of such advertisements walking around town. They walk a good deal, the shoes hcl so easy and look so well. Our cust- omers have no trouble lu walking.-Con_ roy, the Shoeman, Sunnyside, Charlotte. town. ll d w li

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At Charlottetown, Dec 14 1008 by Rev

ARCTIC’ EXPLORER DEAD. ‘

gnsate, some eighteen in all, demanded the psnaeloa of Knnnd Mrs. Davies in the dining room where R, A. larch on behalf

,of the guests presented to Mrs. Davies a

purseofgold. Mr. March ina few well chosen remarks referred to the pleasing connection which has existed between the commercial men and Mr.sud Mrs. Davies, and the pleasure it sfforoed him on behalf ofthe Commercial Fraternity to extend to Mr. and Mrs. Davies, the best wishes forabright and happy New Year with the hope that 1004 would prove full , of prosperity for them. The purse was accompanied with an address suitable to the occasion and engrossed with the signatures of the donors which are Messrs March of H. W. DeForest, Si. John; Irwin of Hattie dc Mylius, Halifax; Mae Roberts of Baird dc Peters Sr. John; Barnes of the Beaver Rubber Clothing Co, Ltd, Montreal; snnsrrnir orw. B. annul- scco., neu. lax; llchlillun of the Frost Druir Co; Potter of Fairbanks, Chicano; Burns of Wampole Drug Co. Phila; McKinney of tha London House Wholesale Co., St. John; Graham of the Conf unsrs Cordnge Oo. Halifax; W. S. Hotkirk, C. D. Me- Kiunon,E.lray, E. E. Ross of P. C. Corset. Go. Quebec; Henning of the Grey Carriage Co.,6. B.Do4lge. Mr.Msrch then called un- on D.O.M.Reddin wholextended to,l(r.nud Mrs. Davies on behalf of the citiscvs ef Charlottetown, the same good wishes, Msesrs.Sehaffner and Irwin for the travel.. lers, and J. S. 0'Nelll on behalf of invited quests also extended similar expressions of good will. A.W.R»eddin attributed very much to thc eecssion. Mrs. Davies was taken sutlrelv by sur- prise but Mr. Davies tu his genial -an- ner, made an approprnite reply, and the ringing of the church bells put a stop to further speech-making and the commer- cial msn weuded their ways in their several places of worship. '

ARTILLERY RETURNS.

Orrawa, Jun. 11.»Gensral eiiiclcucy

returns of thc Canadian Artillery have been publishsi. Of field batteries the second Ottawa battery stands first, with a score of (99 points out otapossible of 840. The Sydney battery is second with a score HB8.

In the garrison artillery competition

the following is the nsult 1 4th P. E. I. Begimeut,Captuin A. A. Bartlett, U19; Capt. A. G. Peake, 301; Car; D. Leslie, T16; Capt. Y. A. Jonstone, 270.

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of Christmas perhaps there is Someone forgotten. to vihom you intend sending a. present.

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For ra New Yee.r’s Gift.

What would be nicer than a nice comfortable rocker or

Morris chair? Come in and see what we can show in this line.

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We sell direct from our factory.

We sell the best in the market “Humphrey S. We manufacture from pure wool.

VVe pay highest for wool in exchange.

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REMEMBER THE PLACE.

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At Mnusleld, on Dee. 28th to John and

Mrs. McDonald, a son.

In_Sydncy, C. B., on Janyr 9. 1004. to G

B. and Mrs. Hillis, n son.

Oougis, caros, leurnsuess, and other tllrum

eilmenu are quickly relieved by Crseolml hhlsmtenoonts ner-box. A.l‘droerlstu.

SPEC:/itlortcts.

It is a well known fact that meat, par t cularly fat ment should be iiriwly 000' ensued during the cold weather. Fat ment with a good digestion prod uoes heat. We do not purpose to vo into this the subject scientifically (even if we coul \) but ask your doctor il we are not correct. We also maintain that any food improperly digested has a weakening and debilitating effect on the system-hence the chill and inability to resist oold when the stomach is out of erder. Now very snsny ilud that they are not equal to the task of diuesting meats of , a fatty nature, but food of this kin/i is lmpevstiw sly needed to keep up animal heat. Now tothe point-we have a very simpi¢,pleas- antrssiedy (siren with me-si which, cov- reets any unpleasant or deleterious re- sults accruing from a meat dist. No, you need not look to a drug stare for lt, nr a doeter to prescribe, it is not on the llst_of_ patent medicines, it is not Palmfs Oslery Opmpaund, which,v we believe is a nord medicine, but we have something better coming direct from Mother Barth, were ' 'fer to lettuce and celery -this is Nature'-» ewn remedy.-Take once n dl! Qf 0fi»°'|°f

11|" glass of water). N v, that's wronvt place the celery and let ucs in n pail rf water, and wash olanu, than sat it-, it will do you sood. The Americana have thou- sands of acres of glass houses coveted to the culture of lettnee through rar win ter lonths. and those houses consume hun- dreds of thousands of tons of coal. Lettuce ;ls not .1 luxury but a nvesssity to the pwpgs American, and they will have it. Spcakinnoi letruee reminds us that we have about two thousand square feet “plans principally under lettuce culture, but the demand is so small hue that wo

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Ladits’ Fur Capes, only 4” Ladies’ Fur Lined Capes/ ;lcft, worth up to $19.00,

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