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TLHII Humors`

Are impure mutton which the skin, liver, kidneys and other organs Gm not take care of without help, there is such an accumulation of them.

Thcy litter the whole system.

Pimples, boils, .eczema and other-

cruptions,,-loss of appetite, that 5,-gd feeling, hiltons turns, fits of indiges- tion, dull headaches and many other troubles are due to them.

H00d'S Jarsaparilla

and Pills ~

Remove all humors, overcome all their ctfects, strengthen, was and invigcrsie the whole system. “HY Milli-h Wal poor and I suffered

much from hlves and kidney trmhle. After taking two bottles or Hood's Barsaparilia I was mred. Iregardthismadicineassu- i>°f|°l‘¢0llloi.hers." Kns..bslrlHor.-‘ ulaunan, Harrison. Ontnup. |'locd's larenpariiie promises ee euro and keeps the premise.

If you want the

best results in your _ Xmas cooking, get your groceries from us. Prompt de=

livery.

Phone 199.

Webster & McKay, -

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LEADING STUDIO. J- A- S. BAYER, Manageri Gauvim Gentzel dr. Co.

5 Wholesome

Bread

_lade from the best flour procursble and well kneaded and baked is what we offer to the public. Our variety ofiers each customer her ' choice. We have Vienna 7c loaf < Plain - 70 lgaf Maltex 54: loaf Graham 4s loaf Dnchesse 4:; loaf

D. S T E W A RT. ECLIPSE BAKERY. Hakes Best Bread.

b the City Schools, at Prince Street today. l

%*lllNlWS ill .Uilll llilillli -

'run funeral of uns ’ Kaus ncnsiii

takes place at two o'olock today at Caven- dish.

Tun W. G. T. U. held a verv enjoyable

meeting at the rooms yesterday after- noon.

Owmn to the soft ice there was no

curling match at the rink yesterday afternoon.

Tun mails crossed beth ways at the

Capes yesterday, The special reached the city at a quarter to tive.

Ti-ll candidates for West Quesn`s

opening the campaign by a political meeting at Irishcown last night.

Tun members nf Victoria Lodge A. F

and A. M. held a very pleasant smoker at the close of their regular meeting last night.

Evan! student, every Iartist, every

lever af history and romance, every lover of beauty, should he in St. James Hail tonight,

Tnl: Mlnto and the Stanley each made

their usual trips yesterday. The passen~ gers via the Mintc will como to the city this morning.

TBI relatives of the late Thomas Evans

wish to thank the Sons of England and other friends who so kindly sent flowers and other tokens of sympathy in their deep affliction.

Peucr holders in this Province ff the

Confederation Life Association o Can- ada can sesure one of the company's beautiful large calendars by ceiling or writing to this office.

Tun funeral of the late Nelson Musick

will take place tomorrow, (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock to Peopis's Cemetery Service by Rev. W. W. Lodge at the house, Douglass Street, at 2.30.

DR. Anderson, Superintendent of

Education is completing his visitation of

He has found the different departments fn a most efficient condition especially in West Kent.

A oenesnr and pie social will be held

in the Marshfield Hall on Friday evening, Feby. 5th at 8 o`clook. Should the weather prove unfavorable it will be held the following Monday. Admission 10 cts. Ladies with ples or baskets free.

Tun death occurred at Ashby, Wedncs~

day, of Martin Reid, truckman. He leaves a wife and a family of four small child- ren. The remains will be forwarded by the noon train today to Tracadie, P. E. I., for interment. The deceased was 47 years' cf age.-Sydney Post

Guam: Church Reading Circle met at

Ernest Duchemins last. evening. A part of Sbakespeare's play, Julius Czgssr, was discussed and a very instructive and enjoyable evening was spent. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Tnos. Pickard, Honday evening, Feb. 8.

THE Commercial men who are in the

city at the present time, including some ci’ those who went down in hockey battle before the onslaughts of the Press lust winter are willing and desirous to mcei' the famous Heavyweight Hockey team who have ,been doing so muah talking during the past few weeks. The Commer- cials hope to get a match on with the Beavyweights or any other like team duxv ing the present week.

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CAN NOl` DO WITHOUT 1'1`.

Once Dr. Chuse's Ointment becomes

known, it is indispensable in the home because of the scores of wap! in Whifrh IU can bc used. While this o ntment is best known as a positive cure for eczema, salt rbcum, itching piles, und the most lor- turing diseases of thc skin, it is also un- approsched as rr treatment. for chafed, rritatcd skin, plm les, iiinckhssds

every description.

;___»---”-“"1 A good fit is guaranteed when

you order a New York silk waist

i from Paton & Co. 2 d ri

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WE HAVE THEM! BIG, FLUEEY WHITE W0ilL TAlliSl

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ONLY A PEW 0N HAND.

WEEKS 8100.

- . fy/[P69/’%5grv» Publisher Arnprlor Chronicle.

EACH

poisoned skin, scelds, gurus and sores of

Lawrence last night. After a formal welcome by F. Renouf, Noble Grand of St. Lawrence Lodge the following pro- gram was cnrried out by the visitorsz- solo, WA Hawley; reading, John Mc' Lauchlin;solo, A Down; address, J E` Matthews; solo, FJ St.anlsy;recitation,. H Bethune; solo, \V C Whitlock; address,` Hon.J F Whear; Solo F. J. Stanley. At the conclusion of program refreshments were served by ' St. Lawrence Lodge and e pleasant social hour spent.

THE VICTORIAS WIN-A

A special des patch from the Victorias

ycsterdayjto The Guardian said, “We win Vics nine and Westville four. Ibn first half was two to two and in` the second half seven to two. There was a very large

rink and good clean hockeyists.Thry were hard shots but not in the Vlcn class of

skating. They had played eight games this season and this was their first de- feat. The Vies are in splendid condition

and play ed very fast with good combin- a‘ion. 'l`he team plays New Glasgow to

night. and expect a hard game.

WANTED A case of headache that

Kumfort Headache Powder will not cure in ten minutes.

Our greet January sale is still bringing

surprises to ali. Our patrons know when we advertise barg tins or discounts. 'lhey get them every time. Come and see the enormous discounts.-Prowse Bros.

. 2 d li

These last days of January are moat

certainly a fitting wind-up for u month of extraordinary selling. We are clearing out everything that belongs to winter. Discounts I5 to 502,.-Prowse Bros. 2 d li

iAS. PATON dt C0’S SHOWING

OF SPRING COSTUMES.

The general bad weather of yesterday

was pleasantly offset. to those (and the numbers were many) who paid U. visit to Jas. Paton Sc Co's show room, where Mr. Arnold of New York was in charge of the beautiful spring costumes he is exhibiting and taking orders for Most decided har- blngers of spring they were, and in styles so varied that to particuiarize would be to appropriate more of this mornlng's is- sue than there is io spare. Yet among the galaxy of lovely costumes shown, the rninci feminine dwells with delight on

three that must certainly be ment

ed belt, and sweeping circular skirt. An- other,a short loose black silk jacket tucked flounce on the skirt, and- bands of applique. Still another loose accordion pleated jacket full sleeve puied at the wrist, and deep cape. ,The waists shown were equally beautiful, being as varied in style as they are in color;a most exquisite line of white wslsts dscidedly fetching in all that pleases fair wearers, sailing for general eulogisms from the many who saw them. Jae. Psion & Co., wish every one to see these goods. A sr-lcotlon from them will save time and worry in the choosing of material and the necessary “being fitted," while the makers of costumes can obtain ideas in the making up of spring dresses that are only not available from fashion books, but could not be obtained except bya visit to some of the large establishments in the fashion centres. The show will continue to-day, and it is to be hoped everyone will take advantage of it.

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HIS OWN FREE W il.L.

Dcar Sirs,-I cannot speak too strongly

of the excellence of MINARDS LINI- MENT. it is TllE rcmeriyin my house- hold for burns, sprainsf etc., and \ve would not be without. it.

It is truly a wonderful medicine,

JOHN A. MCDONALD.

Pinkham‘s Medicines

Pinkhams Compound, Pinkbsm'-i Blood Purifier and Pinkbem`s Wash just receiv- ed at the Two Macs' Drug Store.-Mao Donald k MacKinnon, Druggists, Corner Great George and Kent Streets. ` d w

Pinkharn’s Medicines

Fresh stock of the

Blood Purifier. Vegetable Compound. Liver Pills., etc, just

received.

"THE TWO MACS"

ltcliouriiitltcllnnon,

DRUGGIST8,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Bts.

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-There will be no meeting of the

THE Leap Year Skate held in Hillsboro! [nn members of Wlidey Lodge, I. 0. O. "° me ““"l° “°° h“"‘“ ‘“"""°5- Rilik |585 llilht was well attended. F. paid n fraternal visit to Lodge St. -Reserve Friday evenirg Feby 5th ‘

for the concert and ple sooiul at Marsh-, field. Just n pleasant drive from the/ city.

-The members of Y.ll..L.A. if St.

James’ Church will meet at the close of Mr. Bartlett/s lecture in St.James’ Hall to-night. A full attendance is requested. V

-All members of the Y. M. C. A., intei-

ested in the formation of a Debating Society are requested to meet at the As- sociation building thia (Tuesday) evening at 9 o`ciock.

-In point of fact there will be gccd

instruction and real enjoyment for all classes in our city st the lecture on Venice in St. James' Hall tonight. To views superb for magnificence will be added lr. Bartlenfs well known des- criptive powers.

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HOT WATER

Fully guaranteed in every respect. We have a stock. which for quality we will back against any-

' thing of the kind in

the City. See them‘and get our prices.

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“Take my Advice, Old Mani”

“lf you want to look dressed ‘up

to the hnndle’-not overdressed, mind you-see that john McLeod & Co., does your tailoring." Sage advice to the man of business or society whose appearance is of any moment to him. We can but re- peat: For good garmen ts,fsshiou ably cut and made. see

Join intron u oo.

0 inion Biol

Sales exceed that of any

other in the Lower Pro

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vinces. Choices! growth of Indiv e.nd Cevlon.

CANADA S liiARITlME FAMGUS .THE

INTERCOLONIAI. . nA|LwAY

Between Haiti nx, Truro, Pai sec Junction o ueion, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

SAFE ` e SWIFT

SMOOTH

yonrney, and you will travel via

YOUR OWN LINE.

Write for rates and time tables to

lottttdfl. P. B. I.

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Ticket agent. Moncton. 3. THIPIN, Tram: llanagar, llencton

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The great game ` ' A n' A A A ' ' ` __

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ANNOUNCEMENTS m

Z5 PER CE T

--You will miss the mcst iieautlfulviews

and the best descriptive lecture of the ` 9 season, lf` you fall to attend Mr. Bartlett's

lecfuro on Venice to night in Si. James' '

Hall.

DERWE

If your wardrobe needs a few more pieces to

finish out the winter, now is your time.

We’ve good warm underwear pf every sort

and it’s all fresh and new this season. \Ve

want the room it occupies for other goods, so

B0iiLES 25 PER CENT oi=F

FOR CASH

Moore & McLeod

Queen Street, Charlottetown,

Tayiiidsstisiiiikasiore. Evlfi

@|i oN `FUi2NiTUrzE

Call in and let us figure on your wants-Our rliscoirrris may not be as large but our first price is much Smaller than that asked elsewhere--comparison invited.

John Newson.

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FOUNDED ON FACT.

THE MAN FELL down, down, down,

ro feet, 20 feet. 40 fect. Far below could dimly bc decerm-fl turbulent waters and jagged edges of rocks. MUST HE DIE? And he so young just as lie hail given up all hope, his fierce descent was suddenly cl1eckeri~» his coat made from

NIONGTON TWEED

caught on the sharp edge of :i rock and in spite of tlic swf if strain, it stood firm, not 11 tlircml gave \\`.\y.

THE MAN WAS SAVED.

Buy Moncton 'i`_\veeds and Clothing and save money at

THE HUMPHREY CLOTHING STORE, Opera llousc iiurl<liu;r_

A. WINFIELD SCOTT. Manager.

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I 70118, General Passenger ann

WI B. & I. Patent i

Corsets-.. ‘, T is .

‘l \,\`\\\\\__ Canada’s iiiost Prominent

C0i'SCi and appreciated alike

‘ “ by our American lady

¢ cousins across the border.

0° ,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,2 They satisfy the most exacting-They please the most festidious.

See the beautiful Models for |904. viz

Lady Curzon. Lady Eileen. Le.dy Ruby.

lip-to-date merchants from HALIFAX, N. S. to

VANCOUVER, B. C. can supply you with your proper Model in B. & T. Corsets.

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