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PRINCIPAL I- OXENI-IAM

We wish all ourflraduates Patrons and Friends A happy New Year.

flurnext Terin begins _Tuesday Jan 3.1399.

, i\’e have the rest facility_ and best niehfcd for imparting instructions in the following:

Book Keeping, Arithmetic, Shorthand, 'I ypewriting, Business Correspondence. Commercial Law.

Terms moderate. Rapid progress made by

allopi Students. Send or apply for our Pre- I C US.

(.‘?li)'town Dec3l 1899eodandw 1 m

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WE claim to have one of the Bssi

and Lisci-:s'r Ciiocitsiiv, CHINA and Glass Sroiiizs in the Provinces We will give one Tea Set FREE to an. min or woman who will give proof of the person that bought three Sets at oi e time out side of_ our store, in Ciftown, during the past year, that is ro say, Dinner, Tea and Chamber Set. W'e have the goods the people want.

Call and see our blue stri'

VV. P. C01vv111, sussvsins.

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No'_i;ici=:

We axe general commission inet

chants, direct importers of Oranges,

Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobbers and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and all farm products. Goods of all kinda bought and sold on a moderate com- mission Correspondence solicited.

WOODILL & CO,

265 Barrington St

Jnly 1 5d6m Ha.lifaxN.S

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_ _Y W Y - _'__ -____ _ _ I-__ _____._ .7 ru I-_ 4; wwf nxn1n¢f-L V__g_ il-I _ L_-' JPL

. subsequent struggle to obtain a new S M L. \trial for Dreyfus, the confession and __._____

` suicide of Col. Henry, the flight of Esterhuzy, the fall of the Brisson

cabinet, the reference of the case to

.\i\ liidcpi iiflciil. .lr\“"n&l. Ulltl' BIDI110“9d 5”

rfir’.oss;aiming to be Just. lmpartlul, Reliable. News!

seeking at all tiiiii' to f\irt.h_er the best in lirosts of the pcoplomiid rccoiziiizedthereforo as The 1°oo1J1e’m Paper-

pubiished gg its offices, Cameron Blocitnqouth side Post Olilcc. at the following ratee.l>&¥U»bl¢ .

in advance:-_ _ Morning Edition. daily (except Sunday) three

nionths $l.00,‘por yi-,.., ................... ..4.0u

Semi-weekly P. iiionlllond. &. Thur.) per yr; 31,50; in advaiico ........................ ..l.2f~ Vookly Eilition (Thursdayl per year $i.‘£5;.n .tdvzilice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...l.(l Branch Offices have been established at thofollowing places where silb~criptioiis_may be paid. News fur" innod, advertising. iob work and other bus

§l§“§lfii§il»'i'<i'$i°di§rio's Bookstore-D. K. cm-ri--l

Manager.

Albertou, Alborton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart Agent.

the Court of Cassntion with some, prospect of Dreyfus being declared in- nocent, are all fresh in the memory of our readers.

In Germany the chief political

event has been the better understanding with Brita.in,\vhich as- sures -i friendly accord between the two powers in Africa. The Kaiser’s somewhat theatrical pilgrimage to Jerusalem, in which he fraternised I with the Sultan of Turkey in ii re- markable .manner is also worthy of

soul-is East. Telephone odloe. R _Soaman.Aaentf_};note.

_ lsditor. ‘Business ihnucerj

J- E. B. MLCREADY. li. P. HOOD.

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SATURDAY, DECHBUB 31. Im

| THB DYIIG YEAR-

The year 1898, not-. cloting, has

been an .eventful one throughout the world generally, in the Dominion and in our province and city. It opened with war clouds darkening thc sky, it may be said over Europe, Asia, Africa and America. These clouds broke during the year into dridly warfare between Spain and tlw t/'int- ed States and in the wilds ct' the Soudan.

The troubles between the United

States and Spain, growing out of the long-continued insurrection in Cuba, were intensified by the destruction of the U. S. battleship Maine in Havana harbor, February 15, and culminated in a declaration of war on 25th April. The principal events of the short and decisive struggle were the destruction of the Spanish fleet at Manila by Commodore Dewey on May lst. and the equally swift des- truction of S`pain’s fine fleet of cruisers at Santiago on July 3rd. Spain was forced to make peace, giv- ing Cuba its independence and sur- rendering Porto Rico and the Philli- pines to her conqueror,the latter to be salved by a payment of $20,000,000. As a. result of this war and the ac- quisition of Hawaii, the United States takes its place as a naval power of high rank, with colonial possessions beyond the seas, and is taking an ac- tive part with England in restraining the aggressions of the continental powers of Europe in China. Another result, growing out of the war has beei the drawing together of the two great English-speaking nations' in closer bonds than ever before.

The war in the Soudan, which was

I in progress last year, culminated in the brilliant success of General Kit- clienei-,who utterly routed the Dervish forces at Omdurman, broke the power of the Khalifa, captured Khartoum 'ind practically completed the re-con- quest of the Soudan. Scarcely was this great feat of arms completed when it was learned that Capt. Mar; chand,wit-h a small French and native force had planted the French flag at Fashoda, some hundreds of miles above Khartoum, thus cutting off British connection by the Nile Valley with British Central Africa, and breaking the prospect of the cherished through connection from Khartoum to Cape Town. General Kitchener was quickly on the spot and hoisted

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REMOVED I

pnand after Monday. Oct 3rd, my patrons will find me in my office in the new Pi-owse Iilock.on the North Side of Queens Sonar

first door to the right upstairs.

D R. J. I'l. AYERS

DENTIST.

F-€,€_ --f _ *__

I SPECIAL

FOP C0l12hs. Cold-'. Bronchitis, Hoarse- nes-S. and all Pulmonary affections. Price 25 cents.

Hughes’ Creosote Mixture

tri elegant preparation for tlhronicl Bronchitis and Lung Disease, Price 3;`icent.=.

|!odd’s Rheumatlsm Cure.

Aposilive cure for liheumatism. A

trial will convince you. Price 500.

Special Remedies prepared for DY

spi-zvsis. 1.\'oioi»'.s'rioN. Co-.vsri PATIO il etc.. etc..

For the Best English Drugs and

Nl8dlCin6S

Pllllllllllf HU6HES'"§R5§°P*‘S`

GIST.

At lhe Apothecaries Hall.

Charlottetown. Sunnyside

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the British and Egyptian flags at Fa.~h0d8.. The British government; sternly demanded the withdrawal of Capt.Marchand,and both France and Britain made swift and energetic pre- parations for war. At the last France gave way, but the year closes with relations between the two coun- _ tries in an unsettled condition.

In the far east the year has been

one of lowering clouds from the be- ginning down to date. The chief events have been the occupation of Port Arthur by Russia, with Britain ‘ taking over Wei-Hai-Wei and ac- quiring territory surrounding Hong Kong as a. counterpoise, some seizures and demands from China by Franca and Germany, the attempted reforms by the Chinese Emperor, followid by the seizure of imperial power by the Empress Dowager. The affairs of China remain as unsettled at the years close as at the beginning.

In France the Dreyfus affair was

uppermost when the year began, and has remained till the present as a menace to the national peace. The trial and condemnation of Zola, the

In eapart .fioinf the .elvventa

.the

by the inviting the powers to meet in con- ference to prepare the way to disarm- ment and the submission of their fu- ture dimculties and disagreements to peaceful arbitration. _ "

.Death hasbeeu busy during the

year-.among ‘the great ones of the

Gladstone occurred, and was followed not.long after by the death of Bis- marck, thus removing frdm life’s» ac- tivities two mon of widely different characteristics, but who had been the most eminent statesman of the cen- tury. The death of the Empress of Austria by assassination should also be noted.

In Canada some events of note

have occurred, amcng which may be mentioned the taking of the plebisciie on prohibition wsulting in large majorities in the Eng- lish-speakiiig provinces and the territories in favor of the legal suppression of the liquor trade, but with a large adverse vote in Quebec; the general election in Ontario which sustained the Hardy government by a. decreased majority; a. succession of federal elections, won by the Laurier government; the departure of Lord Aberdeen and the succession of Lord Minto to the Governor Generalship; the full measure of preferential, trade, between Canada and Britain: thi in- auguration of imperial penny postage on Christmas day, followed by the adoption of the two cent rate for do- mestic postage a. week later; and the International Commission for the settlement of di~puted questions be- ween the Republic and the Domin- ion, whose labors will shortly be completed.

In our own province a change in

the leadership of the government took place by the elevation of Hon. A. B. Warburton to the County Court bench, followed by' Hon. D. Faiquharson becoming Premier. The inauguration of a direct steamship service to the Mothei-Country with- cold storage, the late arrival and de- parture of the Gaspesia, and the con- tract entered upon for a. second winter steamer, to go on the route for joint service with the Stanley, are import- ant events in the development of our communications with the outside world. The season was, however, an unpropitions one for farm crops.

In the city of Charlottetown the

adoption of sewerage and the con- struction of a large portion of the work marks an era in the history of the city. The completion of St. Dun- stan’s Cathedral with the erection of ,some important business blocks afford ifurther evidences of substantial pro- gress.

Such are a few only ofthe salient

features of the year. Space will not l permit fuller detail.

MEDICAL SCIENCE ADVANCES¢ `;f

Positive Cure for Asthma Dlncnvgg-eq,

Belt bias long been recognized by medical

9”* B" fhmllshout the world that nature

has supplied all creation with B0lIl¢ l'9m€(ly‘ in the vcgetaible or mineral kingdom where; with all forms of ailments can be cured-, but lt wal not un.tll the discovery by Stan. I9! of the Wonderful Kola plant along tho C0980 River in Africa that asthma was permanently eiirable. In fact, it was not until the investigation made by Dr C151-ke 901110 rears later that this disease was fggngxgmiple : be imma iimf by combining

or Kola Nut with other v

table extracts that the compound obtal‘izg§;I' végpldcliermaneptly cn;-9 nSt,,ma_ C|arke.s

a om u ..... ... .l:‘;..':...;'r..‘,§l*;§..ff't.‘;..‘:.“.‘:.‘;°'...;.‘l‘f vellous result that over 95 por cont wa, permanently cm-ed qu |58 than 60 days, treatment. Clarke’s Kola Compound ls now recognized to be the only i>€rmunent for this dreaded disease. Sold b all cum fists' Free SHIDDIG bottle sent tb an drug* hniirn Me“"°“ this Paper. Aadrossy liif; l.t;'_eet'h§I`0<1\:°nl¥I(;1c1(:;lhc‘i;;on Oo.. 121 Church: Canadian agents. 'er' B' C" °°l°_

For sale by G.E.Hughes and S.W.Dodd

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JO H N T M K I We believe iuiwni-'.D~s mm-

» C , MENT is the test. .

Matth` '

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IIILOR

ias Foley, Oil City, ')nt-.

Joseph Snow, Norway, Me,

Chas, Whooten, Mulgrave, N _ S, Rev. \Q. O. Armstrong. Mulgave,

Q N. S,

Perri” La“Udl‘y» SSRI., Pokeinouche,

CHARLCTTETOWN. - - - 1>.E.1sLAN N‘ B'

Thomas Wason, Sheffield, N. B.

earth. In May, the demiie of" Mi".-"I

A PERTINENT ENQUIRY-

Siii.-On the 17th of Feb.. 1896-

neuily two years ago--an rnterlair- ment was given in the public hall. Mt. Slewart. by members of the Local De l biting (lub and their friends. to raise funds for a reading-room. A consider-

able sum was realized. Queries:

Where is the reading-room? Where is the money?

Yiurs, etc.,

Exouiieim.

THE DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR.

Full knee-d- ep lirs the winter euow,

sighing: b - 4 l A

Toll yo the dbnrnh hellsaad and slew,

And' 1-lead ldalllylni hw., _

For~1h`e0ld'yea1'l'ies~a »dy'l-ug. ~ Olii year you must not go; So long as yoirliave been with us Such joy as you have seen with ul. Old year, you shall not go.

lie was full ofjoke and jest,

y Butall his merry quips are o’er. ' 'l‘6"sos‘»iilin-dis across.-aio vane -» His sou and heir doth ride post-haste, But he’l1 bedead before.

P* . Every one for his own "

The night is siavry and cold, my friend, And the New Year b ithe and bold, my

friend,

Comes up to take his own.

Old your you shall notdie; We did so laugh and cry with you, l’ve half amind to die with you, Old year, if you must die.

Shake bands before you die. Old year, wc’ll dearly rue for _yi u: What is it we can do for you? Speik out before you di»-_

Ti;NNi's0N.

Hbbtl' S ' Gllervtscent

Salt

Trial 2 € Now Size Out

A trial of a good article _esta-

blishes its goodness. The merits of

the preparation will do the rest.

All di-nzgiets. Large bottle, Go cts.

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ESALQBURY l,TREATMENT

RESSQESE

soo r== an 5"-O 5'! = it o Uo

EASES and _RU PTU RE

R . CL I FT. Diploma regis-

Charlottetown P. E. Island Canada

_ hov; 24th, 1:95.

D Cllfli

My Dear Dr. ’ his is indeed my day of 'rn.iNKsC1v1.\rC, for

after suffering for tnepast- 12 year- with the mgst aggrava-inf: form of Rupture, as ull i_'ny friends in l'h’tmvn wi 11 know. which could not be properly held by any Truss, YOU rnvi-: Posi'r1vEr.Y sun vnnmhnitxrnv cURi~:D

ME WITHIN 60 DA YS, HS y0ll §‘ll8.l‘&li$B(-Ed £0 (10, no cure no pay, in spite of ai my unbelief. My weak side is now sironger than theiother. IDID Nor Loss A nu from my work in Ra.ttenbury's Pork Factory, and instead of suffering any pain. ALL MY PAINS vviakic RELIEVED FROM THE FIRST. I can now realize that you are SUCCESS- FUI. oN MEN, wommv AND CHILDREN, with no chance forfa.i1ure.if your orders are obeyed, for NO CASE CQULD BE WORSE THAN MINE. YOU are alicensed l’hysician,and I will gladly prove the _truth of this testimonial to anyone en- closing a. stamp for reply, or by word of mouth or personal investigation. ALL SUFFERER SHOULD KNOW THAT THEY CAN BE (UUED, TO STAY CURED. Your fee is a mere bagatelle of the amount I have thrown away on good for

nothing trusses.

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FRED ELLIS ROWE.

Mr. Roweisabout 40 years of age, aman of

family and well known in L/h’lown. DR. CLIFT Bas CUiiEn MANY cases, including a woman of double rupture and a child of 18 monthi=,_of_herni_a from birth, of which f_-icts corroborative evidence can be seen at aqy time. DB (`i.1i-"r is xr C ' ld

H 'rc'w.\ every r ay.

Saturday and Sunday;.i'r Prcroo. Revere Hotel from Monday noon io'Iuei~rla.y noon; .ir NEW GLASGOW N. S. Windsor Hotel, Tuesday and Wednesday; A1* Turmo, Lear-ment Hotel every

today until 9 p. m. Call or send stamp

rinformation .

3° - _ _ A'

Bremner Bros., WHOLESALE

PRODUCE MERCHANTS

RECEIVERS OF P0'.l‘A'l‘0ES. 'l’Ul\`NlPS. OATS, BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY FRESH PORK

Consignments solicited. Liberal advances

made,

Address: BREMNER BROS.

5 Halifax, N. S

Oct. 15 d and wfm

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IWAIIIIED.

-A"Teacher ofthe first class wanted

immediately to take charge of the Montague Bridge School, as Principal. Apply to

JOHN J. MCDONALD,

Sec’y.

30 4i d

,andthe winter 'winds are 'wearily;.

I 7

' A Wnlluig Man

of Difficulties. `

He Writes About I-lla condition-

Wlfo and Children Helped.

WALLACEBURG ONT.-The follow-

ing letter will prove’of interest to work- ing men and others who may he in a con- dition eimllar to that of the writer:

“ For three years I was subject to poor

, epelle. I always felt tired, could not sleep ‘ it night mi iiioiiiiis 1 could at dia noi do me any good. I have been working at the barber trade for about 20 years and the last four yeanl have been very Closely confined uid have had my meals

j iserfheegulatb. Iwutekealwltha

-Very Severe Cough and the doctors eild it was oaueed by my stomach troubles. I lost flesh' andhecame eo weak I wae lnrdly able to stand up to the chair to work. One day I happened to be looking over some testimonial let- tere and I thought I would try Bood’| Bareapavilla. Before 1 had taken two bot-

' 'tical began tofeel better and in a eliort

time I felt hnely and had gained 21 pounds Iii weight. I have taken nearly uve bottles and ‘now I feel llkea man again. I am

. ptr-onger and l»lea`l'thl'er' than I baveerver been_,ln my life. . My wife and children have also taken Hood’s Sar- eaparllla for a blood medicine and realized much beneht from it. As for myself I cannot say too much for it. I firmly be- lieve that if it had not been for Hood’s bar-saparilla I would not have been able to work at my trade any longer.” JOHN W. CCUCHLIN. Get only HO0D’S.

l I K . _are°tlie'I>_e_s_t after-dinner I°I00d’S PINS pills. aid digestion. 25c.

ss- 'ff K _ efilll »

A Ponnd Tin Cream Tartu AK ING POWDER for

A Sdving of from

on Every ound yo

and indicate There are tci ‘realtl y wo gathering’ W story is hear and drspomi

a mistake to

that she is tc ness or msc troihlc It( this 0 ‘ignos foftiinatr. ch. ~nc is sufftri o h rl s rl to* a tl s to t‘ e &\1`lD. trc t ii nt zbc uonmii All

Y” ‘I

Soda, as

Powder is

"is

so ie srfciri D R V Pic sears he has clan fo tile Institute at time, with tl nent plitsici of :ulinff no that woi ‘eff as Dr Pierce medicine act important or; sible lt cu ternal nlccial bilitatinz dr sands of' vi healthv, liapl

form nd always

nckey Bouts.. I

Pettit from 51.25 upwards. '

Sll llll ll llll

ited States and Canada. Send

Stamps for information or call at Ch’town, . Friday. Saturday and Sunday. _

Ran e q

Smells & Eels a Specially 9

.311 correspondence promptly answ-

ere .

Stencils sent on application.

S.B Wiley & Sons,Boston llass Bralns

TRAN Ea AGENTS

REFERENCE: Dunn’s or Bradstreet’s

. , D ii 1d_H land md-

égepcies, Marko; agd Fulton Natl Serv;l;te;I§P‘;l~;_bhen3nc1ent sw” an I ec ’1898’d&w3m° did its best-its old ellollgll 5°

bv all good n

Pieice’a Plc

Dodd s K

frost. fade beauty Th attacked by to their sex

' Our men and boys Hockey

Boots just arrived,,a little late

in coiningbut they are beauties

Price 31.45 $1.75 $1.90 $2.25

Ladies Hi ckey and skating

boots in Box Calf and Oil

heavy H1 Hel' patlenl

other Nice nt, would not

eallow, listl Then :lu 4 the cold ml

Present

anything el e

lhuy \lVe have a

Y" I " Musical Toys

Gunslgnmenls Sollclled. Prompt Returns lS<="Pt1<>11 sv lowest

ioiiii mils, MILLER B

This P E Island Music

Market, flew Ylllk Cg|1n0||v’5 Bi," ' Vvholesale Queen street -

phrase V endured b should mc so ? They Pills will q all cases of

courage.:

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The hom. half-mast to his lor as well a is answer lnsuranct

New Years Ilay

We can help you in your & -selection, if you visit ourl

store. » i

ll. H. TAYLOR,

Sunnyside

WANTS LOSTS FOUNDS EIC

rest_wha.t a. coal appetite ll? "’

you want a coal and timber 8tV°*""

and intelligent range that wont will

any th ng unless you let it --Tl”

Th I Favorlilte Rlangs eggs; $25 Wd

- enoug coa an to pay

self in half s year Its a

Highland Grand Range

Model Grand Range $’3 00 Bargains in all kinds of St0V88

P E ISLAND

*_ ERIIST

li-.__l_e

’ ’ ’ " PAL I

JO-RENTL-grom Uatiiilgi $99. tylgiti; PR\Nc|

S T6 I' \l |110() _ &

l occu%i‘;?iml¢iy Jol(iii?oiiu& Jllhnson. Applyeth isfmllale nl uollffal Bllslllfss me _ L A ff Book Keeping in all its branches tllomllluf

, .L0-LET-The suuthoinhair or the late Cniet usinei- .Jnstice Palmer’s House on Queen Street. °2§‘2°lg';:'°`:-%!,1::|t¢‘|la1b »Hoa.toa with not water. Elven-io lights om. ",,,2§|,,,,»‘ 1».,,,,.,,,..i.ip Rent moderate. Apply to Mrs. E. Palmer. Bunneu c0".9,,|,0n¢|°n¢¢,

Queen St. or H. James almer. Ch’Town Nov, cammerchl law

5** oni-systomistnoiscostandbest T0 LET A Dwelling on upper Euston Street ln Canada and the United Still* apply to CHARLES McGiu:oon. 7 from the start is assured WWA

'ro mi:'r.-'rss tannins at present oooupiea pfwr the H°li4”*- °" Q,

by llessrs Blake Bros. next to HoLeod's 000° 01' *id °.3` °“ T .u

brick building Kent street. Possession liven P»0-9°¥~¥43»Ch °°‘"" "3

| September let--R.Bedrlto.

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