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nv Auction.

I am instructed by the Assignee of Thomas James Morris. estate to sell by auction at the house lately occupied by Mr. Morris, on

. Upper Queen Street,

ON THURSDAY.

The 10th day of Jan., 1901, commencing

at 11 o`clock,a. m.

All the household effects comprising: One superior Heintzman Piano, Parlor, Dining-room, Hail, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, also 1 Jump seat Buggy, 1 Express \Va|rgon, 1 Driving Sleigh. 2 sets -Harness, 1 Wheelbarrow, quantity of coal ' Terms cash. No reserve. o ~ - ~

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Pmiliclil Exllhiiiii Association

The annual meeting of this assoc

Temple building in Charlottetown, 09

Friday evening, the eighteenth day of January inet., 1901, at the hour of eight o’clock.

Transfer books are closed till after

the general meeting.

By orzler of Directors.

C. R. SMALLWOOIL

Secretar Treasurer

I :alter wlicnn he wfis earned, and vrliich by

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lliis. Margaret Murphy, of Kensington,

,. was yesterday convicted of a violation of the Scott Act at the instanze of Prosecutor Leslie and fined $50 and costs.

Mi=:s.=.Rs J. A. Farqnharson 8: Co. and

J. H. Myri:k 8: Co. are prepared to supply ‘good thick ice from \Vright`s Pond. As ` the roads are ,coed it is an excellent time ao secure any quantity of ice desired.

A'r'ri~:N'rio.\' is directed to the legal card

of Messrs Macdonald and Stewart in this issue. Both these young' men possess hiizh natural and acquired qualifications tor the Practice of their profession, und will no doubt deserve and command success.

MR. J. K. Ross, provincial manager of

the North Amerie.-m Life Assurance Company has Tm-: Gif.-\nn1.\_\"s thanks for e. neat memo book issued by the above company. Cliurlottetown policy holders will be presciitcd with :1 copy by calling at the oliiec, Queen .&`»-treet,

is visitim-I you or when you :irc lcaviiig; town for ai visiz.. 'l`l1eseil.ei:is liclp to make the local paper ot' inicrcst to ell. Persons often think the pap;-1' slzoivs par- tiality, lmt._iu.st try and sec if it docs riot, treat you right iiyou ggive it a chance.

Pxnssrnisxs as well as iciimstcrs seem oblivious to the fact th:-ii. the i`ornicr_ have the right oi way on ull street cross- l iiigs. Ladies are ellen seen scurryiiigz

DONT he afraid to tell the reporter wliol

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of Gharlottetovrn, are at the Carleton. They are going to establish a Pasteurized milk plant in Halifax.-Halifax Herald?

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I HERE are nearly forty New Brunswick

boys to arrive from South Africa by the Roslyn Qastle, most of them belonging to St. John, and that city is preparing to give them a hearty reception. They will be inet hya band, escorted to the City Hall and there addressed, and afterward hanc);ue,ted in the evening.

A . SOUR STOMACH

Is Often The Cause of a Sour

' Temper.

That the condition of the digestive

or:-‘ans hasa marked effect upon the character or disposition isa truisin as Ol l as the hills. Old Ben Johnson wisely sziijl "thc pleasure of living' depends upon l‘i:li\'ci" and itis a. fact which none f1Ja_i*o.sp:i.'.~, that a sunny disposition more often results from a healthy fli_gesi.io:i than from any other cause.

Acillclyspepsia commonly called sour

slzoiriiicli or heartburn, is caused by slow cligcstioii of food; instead of being lJ¥`Guipily digested and conveyed into the blood, hone and muscle, it lies in the si.oi:.i:ich for hours, fcrrnentingz and dccayiiig, creating ,cases which cause prcssiirc on tlieluiigrii and heart, short lircath, and gciieral discomfort and

over :-1 cz'-3-.<si::;;' to mt -out ci _ the way of; "iiyer." The cciirts l:_=_~.°c rleciflcd, timei and aigiiizi, iimt ~`l;‘i\’:;:~: :_~`..o-.il-'l slow crossiiigs and Lim: :lacy can llc held sponsible for a:i_~‘,' aici.-i.lc:1f; uniiscfl to iii

person on foo; lg; Zsic;-ii-li of the rule. i

AT nine o`cEi.-c ' in-~.'-~= L~.`-1*. f“.i'.fu‘y`c|

C:-ithedrul .yc:~fi-rd.-_‘.'ii:.»ln1.=,f ..\rciilii\~li=.>p " O`B1`ien ixiifl :1 splciifiid. :~l1i::‘~ to ihe wortli of the lfite ii iivarll i“;ii‘.-well. Grace spoke from the alter. and said that Dr. ‘ Farrcl was a true Caitliolic, and :i `.'sl‘.1e.,l member of the Church. He refcrrf-:il to the ’ deceased, abilities :is a physician, enfl sziid that hc had s.lw:iys taken a deep interest in matters not only beneficial to the city, ` but to the whole Provinces as v.'ell.-- Halifax Chronicle.

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OBITRARY.-In the death of Ch.irlcs‘

\Vorrill Townsliend, Esq. who after many months of suilhrinf.; borne with c.x=.=nif:.lzirvy ‘ patience and resignation eifte-red into ' rest at his home at Rollo Bay, Lot 43. on Saturday the 23i.h cf Desult. the communityhas lost nn csteemerl zinc' useful member oi society. A sincere and devoted friend and a. fearless and zealous p arii'oc2.te of the rites of the church. a constant and honored mcinhcr who adorned the office of elder hy alpious and blameless life, and to his familya. wi;-'e, considerate and loving haislninfl and. father to whom they were clcvotedly attached. Mr. Tovrnsheml was born at

to 150 acres of hardwood land fronting on Rollo Bay given to him as a baptismal pres#-nt hy the llc: . Charles Wcrrill

mice:-isii:;~: ir:<`;:..~1r_'.' rztd friigality lic, Ei.-'is converts-l to one of the most `

colt-.f.-:t;‘.‘.-l", farm

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r._~.ociite.~. in _-.~.... » L-. mtg. ..» leaves 11 ‘.'.'i:";‘_ rl-\.<.= fl-.".:‘.:<, and three d;iii;~;lile1‘.-=.. Both sons :xc zneirricd, one li'rin_f,_; in ‘\§h:u‘loticto»'."xi and the other on part of the l1on‘.es;tca.l farm. Cnc rlauglitcr is married to George Thompson, Esq of the firm of Poole and Thompson, Montague Erirlre, another to Mr. Alexander Campbell, cf Rollo .Br-xy, Road Supervisor. The ` o‘.'h:r isp at hcme with her rr.o5l'.er. On Monday the 31st after a most appropriate impressive funeral service ccniucterl by Iievd. Mr. _. Polley pastor of the Sou:is and Bay Fortune Presbyterian Church, his remains were followed by zi large concourse of friends and mourners to the cemetery at Bay Fortune where they were p laid tiles; in the sure :ini certain hope

THE EMPRES3 GIVES ORDERS.

SHANGHM, Jan. 7.-~-It is reported from Sian Fu that the Empress Dowager has ordered General Fiug Tse Tsi, commander in the Chinese Yun Nan, to proceed with his army to Yang Tse valley, and from that section to move north ward. '

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Eczema. catarrh, hip disease. Willie!

swelling, and_ even consumption _ have their origin in scrofulous conditions. With the slightest taint of scrofula in the blood there is no safety. The remedy for this disease in all its forms is`Hood s Sar- saplrilla,"which goes io_ the root of the trouble and expels all impurities and dis- ease germs from the blood. _ ' _

The best family cathartic is Hood s Pills.

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`the ' provisions of the Sewers and Water

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Pa w- 1:=vz'.‘i>l1inent for the body, brain it s-» -.'=>.~ ;>.;i._i the result is shown in irritable =-1~~-l;;1- rs, niiaccountzihle headaches and 211;.; flcy;-r-2;-:sing,,' condition usually called the“`ulues" but how quickly all these di..<iippear when appetite and digestion and restorcrf -

L'i:~::1ti~:'e medicines only irritate the

airs,-:lily irritated stomach and bowels and have no effect upouact-ual digestion of food.

The sensible course to follow is to

infilzc use of simple digestives like Stuart’s Dyspcpsin. Tablets after meals until the stomach has a chance to recnperate.

The natural digestives which every

liealtliy stornach contains are peptones, distase andHydrocliloric and lactic acids end when any are lacking the trouble begins; the reason Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are so valuable and successful in curing stomach troubles is because they contain, ima pleasant concentrated tablet 1'roni all these absolutely ` access:-iry essentials for perfect digestion and assimilation of food.

Henry Kirkpatrick of Lawrence, Mass,

says: “Men and women whose occupation Preclcdes an active outdoor life should :nuke ita daily practice to use Stuartfs Dys/pepsizi. Tablets alter meals, I have done so myself and 1 know positively thi*-t I OWS ` my present health and vigor to their daily use.

I~`rmi the timeIwas22 when I grarluated i

from school with broken health from over- work until I was 3;, I scarcely knew what it was to be free from stomach weakness, I hsid no :ipp;>tit.e whatever for breakfast :md very little for any other meal.

Iliad acidity and heartburn nearly

every dziy and sometimes was alarmed by irre,zularity and psilpitation of the heart, I butell this gradurilly disappeared after I iii~,f;:<.ri usingSti1art`s Dyspepslii Tnhl;-il; .azifl I can cat my meals with relish and satisfaction which I had not known since I was n gi‘owing boy.

The success and popularity .of Stuarts

Dyspepsia Tablets is enormous, but it is deserved, and every drugeist in the Tfnited States, Canadri and Great Britain has a

good word for this mcritiorous preparation

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Try one can or Uni: brand Condensed Milk and youwill decide whether it is hcr.f.er and cheaper than a cow. Ask your Grocer for it.

Molasses Kisses only IU cents alh at the Crown Confectionery, WV. A.__ Hutcheson.

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WATER COMlllIS5l0NERSi

To SIMON W. CRABBE, Eco.:

We, the undersigned electors and

taxpayers of Charlottetown, request you to_noniinate for `Water and Sewer Cem~ I missioncr at the approaching election and herewith promise you our votes, and influence:-

Fred Perkins, ` I - Frank’R. Heartz, ` M. Wright, B. Heartz, ~

Rattenbury, H. W. Longworth,

T. C. James,

A. E. Morrison, _ F. Parker Cnrvell, Thos. Handrahun,

M. Trainor.

John E. Bell, John Lewis. G. H. Taylor,

G. F. Hutcheson, W. W. Wellner,

R. H. Jenkins.

D Gordon,

Geo W Ritchie.

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EX°'@P`& Um’ PPEG95- wigiriz cas occriin are givin Everything in our line at l f%` Y 3Sli8f3Cll0f1- “P M6 Yi xcentionally low prices dui irgs laid! but when you want. a

' ‘ne holiday season. ' ‘ _ _ ,

fi %.Cel_l and see for Yourfclf. “Tung done in T "Ting

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K.Rosa.

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Are as dainty a trio as were ever sent out by any studio. _

CORONAS are an oval of ex uisite yet plain design at%3.(ll the dozen.

KARILLOSiu-e an oval

with gold wreath entwin- ing at $3.00 the dozen. LITTLE BOBS are a panel portraitlike thelrnamesake

small, but ' immensely

popular. ,They are $2.50 the dozen. . A dozen of either of these styles means 12 valuable gifts for 12 friends, and what would give your frlends inore pleasure than your portrait. y

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W. A. Stewart. _ Geo. Stanley,

Jas. Paton, John Newson

A. W. Reddin,

Angus Desiioehe. _ To the electors oi Charlottetown: Ladies and Gentlemen,-In accordance ._

withthe above requisition I will nominate in February next tor the ollice of. sewer and water commissioner.

If elected I will, as far as possible

devote my time and ability to carry out

Acts in the interests of the citizens. ~

Thanking you in advance for your support, and wishing _you the compliments J of the season, I remain,

, - X ours truly, -

SIMON W CBABBE.

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"_ Year. _ fi' We will be open late this evening L, 5 and wish to state thn.t.we.have A few f

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