steel Agate Ware.

icle which can be

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perties Specially crate- L and comforting to tho rervousand dyspeptic. Sold ly in }-)b. tins, Iabelied JAMES EPPS & CoO., Ltd. Homeopathic Chemists, London, England. BREAKFAST SUPPER

If an angler or shoot- er, send 25 cents fora

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FINE, NEW GOLD and

SILVER WATCHES JUST RECEIVED

Also direct from the manu- .

facturers -—

Bilver Goods, both Table and Fancy

Sadies’ and Gentlemen's Chains

$o)d Brooche;

sari Pin}

Rings, both Plain and Set with Stones.

The Birthday Stones are. —

if you wish apything special made to order, please leave your order early or sere may be a difficulty in procuring ex. acily what you wish for, as manufacturers seport avery brisk crade.

Bi.:W. TAYLOR, Cameron Brock, HAR LOTTETOWN.

WE WANT

#OUSEKEEPERS

T . . . 10.c ome

groc erles

n and look over our

Our stock is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep every- hing in our line that is neces- wary.

HOUSLUKEEPING

ihe prices—well, that is wuat ve want you to see when you

OR

ALLEN Fa

PRINCIPLE VS.P ARTY. |

. interesting to notice the eritv with which grit polis

: valow their principles when the

terest Of their party is at stake. The

atest exhibition of this “swallowing pro- cess” has been afforded us by some pro. minent members of the Order of Good levapla aod it 18 Of interest just now orecall sume facts in connection with ’ > iw years ago, when it was rumored : reters Government were voiog to troduce a License Bill atthe nex: session

of the Legisiature, the voice of the Good I mplars was heard strongly condemning

thi

s prospective course of the Government

and their lodge rooms and places of meel~

ig with lengihy and indignant which th ' prin wie OF {

Urder, no ebse i) aoy form, wa civ

i i i 1'ine i: an | e foremovosl [ those orators were Liberals.

Well Sir, Mr. Peters quailed before the

expressed sentiment of the temperance pariy, ad the embryo licensee bill was strangled.

And vow we cume t» the session of ur Legislature last spr when our ‘reuier introduced and parsed a bill legalizing the sale of intox cating hqnors in Order that he might clasp to his bosom that ** blosd money” which a year ego he

would not i The (Frand met at Eldon ia the resolutions

that body we find the following clause : “That this Grand Lodgein annua! re-atlirm without the

vation the principles decided on in

wit: ‘No license in any form, circumstances, for the eale of

uch With a palit oF tor Lodge of Good July last, and iu one ot

inanimously aiopted Ly

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: ; : Lbempiars

S@ssiou

ynalifi

‘oro LSD2, to

slightest

uoder any

“ ture) a License Law for

— -EPPSS COCOA,

are looking at our goods. Cheir lowness wil] surprise

goes. DRISCOLL and HORNSBY QUEEN STREET

liquors to be used as a beverage ;* and we coasider the action of the local Govern-

ment in placing upon our Statute books

(by a emall Sfraction of }

the Legisla~ Charlottetown to be the greatest blow that could be given to Temperance Reform; and every member who voted for the measure de:erves to te treated as an enemy of Prohibition.”

And now comes the bvenelectious in Belfast and Murray I‘arbor, when the Farqubatson Government appears before the bar of public opinion to be judged— where do we find those Liberal Good Templars who so Jately proclaimed a “ License Law to be an outrage and insult to the people of the province.” Do we ‘iud them assisting the Conservative party (whose representatives fought the License bill in the Legislature) to wipe out this ‘insult’ by smashing the ‘rum govern- ment?’ No sir, but instead, we see them swallowing their principles and strivitg to elect Mr. Irving—cne of their number — to support license in the House of As- semby !

Mr. Editor, Webave no quarre! with those “True Temp'ars” who are just now induiging in the luxury of ‘dieting on prin- ciple,’ but we most emphatically protest against their brezen effrontery in going around dictating to us electors to vote grit, and thus support Farquharson and them in theirhypocrisy. Sr, we will not do it ; and the handeome majority which Mr. McLean will reseive on the 13th,—be- sides beinga tribute tothat gesitleman’s ability and popularity, will also bean in= dignant protest against the grose hy pocriey of the grit party in this province,

BysraNDer. Belfast.

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Mount Stewart Items

The farmers of this vicinity are about through hauliog their produce. Owing tothe very low prices not as much was done in chipping circles here as in former years. Farmers are beginring to realiz> here as in other eections that it is more remunerative to feed the raw products on the farm, thereby increasing the fertility Of the soi!, and as there is always a good market for the finished product—butter and cheese—the farmers cao look in an- Other direction for means of a livelihood, Other than reiling potatoes at sixteea cents

per bushel.

The Mt, Stewart Dairying Co., is about settling up the business for the cheese- making season, which has been the most succesefal since its ircorporatiou. The manager, Mr. John A. McDonaid, has given satisfaction to al!,and is a capable man in his profession. The butteremaking bids fair to be a success this winter, as ip addition to the milk supplied by their own patrons,a goodly lot is carried from the adjoining factories of Morell and Kast River,

Our local butchers, Mesers Coffin and Dunn, are doing arushing business. Tne latter is about reating a large estahlish- ment from Mr. Wm. Vickerson aad will be better prepared than ever to supply the wants of his numerous customers,

The Mt. Stewart north and scouth echools are progressing very favorably under tbe careful management of Mesers Doyle and McDonald respectively.

The roads leading to and from Mt. Stewart are in a very bad condition. Mt. Stewart bridgeis almost impassable, and persons pasSing Over itat night are en- dangering their lives; it it high time for the people to wake up and see that the un- popular leader of our Local administration be driven out of power and a man who will look after the interests of his country be elected in bis stead.

Fricrion.

—__—---. $9 6

—Prospecte in Belfast and Murray Harbor are reported to be very bright fora decsive victory over the unpopular govern~ ment. But friends of the Province all need to beware of those who use “human devices.”

ee.

le

To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab! - ete. 41) druggists refund the money it failsto cure.

TARLOTT

CHARLOTLETOWN MARKETs, |

There are

but few, if any, at coming Dy

some Oats coming In by rail, | port road, The buyers are otfering 28c for what are Movipg.

W hat hands bring about 17c, But there are very few coming in, the shipping season for them

being about over.

potatoes are changing

Che price of dressed pork ranges from 4 to 4jc, accordiag to quality; and for live hogs they are paying from 3} to 4c at the factory.

Cheese te quoted at lljc, but the pro- duct is about all shipped. There is a good demand for factory butter at 20c.

The egg season is about over. The ieal paying 154c for what hen-

crs are

Loss at Ladysmith,

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begged

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them.

back np ati we say for oar medicine. Price $1.00 at aii druggists, or direct by mailon receipt of price. Send 10 cents in Stamps for SAM pie outfit to N. C,

POLSON & CO, King-ton, Ont.

The best place to buy Cloth

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OWN, DECEMBER 8, 1899

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* raitter what kind of foods you use, mix 7 a HE RIDAN'’S CONDITION POWDER, It wii inet * your profits this fs and winter, It sures perfect assimilatfan of i ae ils meeded to form eves, ° Sry, e ay” § yt “i i i 3

May be obtained in winter if you do as many

saccessful poultrymen do, namely, mix daily with the inash food Sheridan’s Powder. Has beew used and indorsed over thirty years.

f @ Powder send to us. One ’ 2 ts.; five, $1. Large two-lb. can, 81.20, iree. LS, JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mase

Prince Edward Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 16th, Oct., 1869, the trains of this Rai!way will run daily, (Sun- days excepted,) as under

Trams Out- Trains In-

ward, Read STATIONS ward. Read down up

P M, A. Me A. M PM 500 310 630 lvCh’townar 940 200 1015 520 330 644 Royalt? Junct 920 140 1000 606 412 716 N. Galishire 835 1255 928 6 21 t 26 7 20 Bunt er River 8 22 12 42 9 18 705 506 757 ay Remeraldiv 744 1204 848 AM

8 20 Junet

925 610 845 ar \ } lv 640 1100 800 é §$’side >

) 900 lv / Sar

124 835 555 12 9 32s, ° Wellington -eaes 802 510 205 10@-y..... Por Hill. ....790 430 318 1Q.......-O’Leary .... 630 318 426 light... .Alberton.,......644 220 520 1210’ar... .Tignish.....lv 500 115 y Me PM AM PM. PM AM AM PM 200 700 lv..Charlottetown..ar 900 350 330 805....Mount Stewart....:800 220 OO Se scons. Ue cas 121.3408 436 S5t....:.& Peers ...: 7H 2 6 6S 10 G0 ar. .s-. ones... .. lv 600 11 35 AM PM AM AM PM AM AM PM 330 S805 lv..Mount Stewart..ar 750 200 (38 S5Et....... Cardigan. ...0 .7 00 1251 500 910 ar...Georgetown,...lv 6 45 12 30 PM AM AM PM P M. A. M, 850 lv..e-- Emerald,....ar 735 940 ar...Cape Traverse,.lv 6 45

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. D. POTTINGER, fsen. Man. Can. Gov't Kys. Moncton, N. L. G A SHARYP, Superintenden, P. E. I.

At Gay’s Stalls

For 2.mas

Hubbard Squaeh...ccceee coeeereeveeree 246 Ib Cape Cod Cranberries................ . Ieqt Island Cranberrier............... 8e qt Celery per Bunch. .... . -sccrcccccceces 10c " wo B BORON Riekees. cee eccs) Oe " en ero $5 00 " Mi: Sei cliniedas. o oo an buch boone Unions, 16 Tis P66 i055. 5 32 25c " 40 Ibe for...... 45c " 50 lbs for. . bee is .. $1.00 " MOE WED. asi . $2.45

MISCELLANEOUS—Lettuce, Parsley B-ussel Sprouts, Beete, Carrots, Pareniys, Cabbage, Tarnips, Beacs, (for baking), Honey in Comb, Cccoanuts, Savory, Sage, Lemons, &c.

J. J. GAY & SON

Charlottetown, P E] Tele; koe 180.....

Novel and Snitabte

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Holiday vresents

ay ;

D Sterling Silver and Eaamelled Gcods

Our stock of watches, rings, chsins, bracelete, brooches, &c, is complete for XMAS TRADE.

ses” Orders for any epecial line of goods, or article to be engraved should be left with us, and will receive carefuy and prompt attention.

H TAYLOR

Sunnyside, Queen Square,

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Good Things For Christmas This is the Best Grocery

EVENING CLASSES

For You Will be opened on the 16th inst.,

atthe Charlottetown Business College and Writing Academy, where instructions wil] be given in Book-Keeping, Business Pract ce, Correspondence, Business Penman- ship, Practical Arithmetic, Shorthand and Typewriting.

Classes open from 7.30 to 9.30 Pp. m, _ Five sessions per week. Enter a; any time but NOW is the best. ; Students may study any branches de~ sired. Individual instructions given by the following teachere:—J Harry Will- lamé (Penmanship); Wm Moran, Licensed

Teacher of Phouograph;; A C McMillan, Licensed),

L. B. MILLER,

2c, E. W. Grove’s Signature is on each box :

Principal Apply at College for partizulars, r

“oF CFZRONIC-DISE ASE 3 by Salisbury teoasm ruc.

j Mereiaats Bunx of

in Town for Christmas Purchases

Everything you want for your Christmas Dinner is here, and your marketing

will be made easy and highly satisfactory if we get your orders.

John J. McKenna

Queen Street

DR. CLIFT.

RUPTURE Sai stan for nfo

matioa, o- call at truce, wWOva Sorvtia. Th tlalfax Puildiag

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ong How it is possible to get better value in men’s boys’ and child.

one ren’s clothing than what we are

one showing this fall.

exe We Bay the Best Only

on The Best Seli Us On;y

RS We buy ia much larger quanti-

: ties than our competito:s, there-

fore, buying much cheaper.

of se

We buy all our goods for spot cash, therefore taking ad- vantage of every possible dis- count,

We divide our profits with our customers, therefore in- crease our trade to sucn an extent that we make just as much money, and at the same time selling our goods cheaper than any one else.

We will cut a aew hat that our expépses in proportion to our business is less than any other house in the city

Another lot of those $3 75 ulsters opened yesterday,

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Our tailor made overcoats ace selling fast, Prices $10, 12, 15 and 18.

The best assortment of Fur Goods in the city,

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