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,'The Ship Chandlery Men`,` "Nc oxalicd

No Liquid - »

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For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. Y011 CHU

buy it pulverized 9c per pound from '

Stanley Shaw Ea? Peardon

Charlottetown _

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Milk and Cream Wdnfed

town Condensed Milk Co. Ltd-i me ‘ww Pm

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also good fresh cream. Delivery Ca" he _

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i 'l’h'e Oriental' Review 1ol° November gives u. very interesting sketch of the icareer of Yuan Shih-kai, who is the last hope_-of the Manchu dynasty in China. ’

Yuan Shili¢kgi_is not a Manchu,

but a Chinese, and has had a re- markable career. He is fifty-two years old, and since the death of the iU0W|15er Empress .!l‘zer . Hsi has lived in forced retirement on one of his several estates. Those who forced him out of public life have now turn- ed to him to save the fortunes of the dynasty which has ruled China for more than 250 years, but is now tottering to its fall. _ , If the past record of Yuan may be ‘accepted as an indiction of his pres- ent cliavncter, he is not the man to save the situation. More than once he has shown the qualities of a trai- tor, eager to advance his own for- tunes rather than 'to serve the inter- ests of the people. Adopted by a sol- dier uncle, he went in 1882 with a Chinese detachment to the assistance of the King of Korea, who was treatened by an insurrection. At the age of 2ti he was Imperial Resident at Korea. The Oriental Review de- clares that he was responsible for the outbreak of the China-Japan war ,in 1894, by ordering Chinese troops to Koran. in ol-en violation of a treaty with Jnpun. The latter ,promptly rc;-lied by sending troops to the Hermit Kingdom. Yuan then prevailed upon the Korean govern- ment to demand the withdrawal oi' Japanese troops, but on the very night. the demand was presented ln: secretly fled to lfliina, leaving Korea

'to the mercies of Japan. 1-lis part ,in thc coup d`etat of i908 was in- ‘linittcly less to his credit. The Eni- peror wus in favor of radical re- forms, but was opposed hy the Pini- press l)ownr'er, who had been won over hy the reactioniiry party- Her plan was to set aside the Emperor and resume the regcncy. In this sho rclicd upon the aid of Jung Lu, vice- roy, living in 'l`icntsin. Shi-_ and thc Emperor* wr-rc to visit Tientsiu in .thc 'Jtli llloon. llclore that time an rived, Yuan Shili-kai, who was then the .lurlirial Uoxnmissioncr of Chihli'

` FOR BACKACHE.

Many people fail to understand the

significance of a luine, weak, sore or uehing back.

You overtnx the kidneys--give them

xuore work than they can possibly do-~ then they cry out in protest through the pain in the buck.

Buckui-lie is simply kidncyaehe and the

best remedy in the world for buck:-iche and ull kidney troubles is Doun's Kidney l’ills. ’ '

\\'e have thousands of testimonials

from all qiiziricrs of the globe fu prove lliis. Herr is one from a pnrty who used ihein in iingluud, but who is iiow. at resident of Cnimilu. "

I\lr. I’. R. (,`.lunvillc, \\'yclifl`e, B.C.,

writes' -“\\'liL'n living in the ‘Olil Cuunlry,l llirrc yuurs ago, I siilii-red scvi-rely from puiiis in the huck,uiid hurl to give up work. The pain wus so hurl that when l stooped down to pick any- ,‘ .thing up, I felt iny liuek inust break. L tried ull sorts of rcincdit-s and sevg|‘n1_ doctors, but ull to no purpo.~;e. One iluy I feud of I)on.n`s Kidney Pills, and thought I might as we-ll try lhcin, and to iuy surprise, before I wus half through one box the bucknelie had entirely dis~ appeared, and it has not cniised me any trouble since. I always keep “l)onn's" in the house und sliullalwuys rccomiucud tlieui to ull sufferers."

l’rii~<: 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for

$l.'.25, at all dculcrs, or nmilcil direct on receipt of price by The 'l`. l\lilburu Cu., Limited, 'l`oronlo, Out.

When ordering direct specify " Doari’s."

THE CUP 'l`llA'l` CHEERS

llominon Blend Tea

(Registered) '

Are you dispirifed T Are you out of sorts 'I A cup of Dominion Blend Tea

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

Opposite State House, Boston, Mass

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What a lie\vildcring business is this buy-

ing of Christmas gifts 1’ llow hard it is to think of something appropriate lor catch

one something that he or she will really

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Doan's Kidney Pills. are the Ben Remedy In The World i

is a Japanese

will put you on vonr feet. .thot his task

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cruel, corrupt

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Said sh Would lilo ol Kidney Trouble

“FllUlT-l'-TlVES” llUllEll HEH

1l.!ovN‘i‘.».iN, ONT., Dec. 14th. i9io.

"For six years, I suffered froill

dreadful Kidney Disease. My legs and lower part of iny body were fearfully swollen, and the pain was awful. My people thought sonietinies I was dead, as I would faint from the agony, Five different doctors attended nie,-and all suid it was kidney trouble and gave ine no hope of getting well. A _kind neighbor told me to try “Fruit-u~ti\‘es" and mentioned the case. of Mrs. li.-nwiclc, who was cured by them.

I tool; “Fruit-a-tives"-:md ina short

tinie, I began to feel better, the swelling went down, the pain was easier, an lhen “I"riiit-a-ti-.'es~i" entirely cured inc. .~\ll iny friends look upon my recovery its a miracle, and I am unable to praise “Fruit-a-tives" enough."

(MISS) MAGGIE JANNACK.

“Fruit-a-tives" is the most scientific

remedy ever discovered for Irritation or Congestion of the Kidneys, frequent Pain In The Back, and Swollen Limbs. 5oc, n box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, 25c. At all dealers or from Fruit-a.-tives Limited, Ottawa.

arrived at Peking, was received in audience by the Emperor, and dis- cussed with him the needs of the Em- pire. \'uan, who owed his erapid ad- vancement to the great viceroy Li I-lung Chang, was then 39 years old. He professed so much interest .in the muse of reform that the Emperor took hiin into his confidence and out- lined his plan of action. It was nec- essary to remove Jung Lu, who was ,-_govcriior general of (ihihli and corr- mnntler-in-chicf of the foreign drilled forces, which were needed to keep the reactionary party in check. Yuan Shih-kai undertook to have Jung Lu decapituted, to bring the troops to the capital, and seize _and imprison the lilniprcss Doivagcr. He accepted a decree by which on the completion of his mission he would become Viceroy of Ghibli.. Hn.ving given the l<luiperor the most solemn assurances of his fidelity, Yuan proceeded to Ticntsin, but instead of keeping his pledge re- vealed the whole plan to Jung Lu. The latter, taking with him thc Em- pcror‘s decree, hurried to Peking, told the story to the Empress Dow~ agar, and within twenty-four hours the Einperor was a prisoner. Ho was kept n pi'lsoncr,though still nominally the emperor, until his death two ycnrs later. Yuan Shih-kai wus made Viceroy of f`-hllili, as the reward of his pc.ri`idy,

When l.he Empress Dowager died,

Yuan was forced into retirement, and has since taken no part in public af- fairs. There scenicd to he considerable doubt wlietiior he would accept the preniiership lntcly offered him, and there were rumors that he might join the i'c\'ol\\tioiiir.t:~'. llowcvor, he is non at Peking- as thc champion of the l\Iauellu ;:ovcrinnent_ His former friend and patron, lii Hung (`linng, is \\'il.h the rgpublicnn.s_

The Oriental Iievii-iv expresses the

view that had not Yuan played the traitor to the former Emperor, who was disposed toward radical reforms, fflnnn would he much further udvnne- ed today. Yuan, liowevur, is u very able man, After the wnr with Japan he drilled und nrn'ed_troops on Euro- pean lines, estubli:-ihed militnr_v schools and enforced diciilinc. Win-u governor of Sliuntiugr he suppressed the lloxers, protected foi‘ci|.:ners, and niuiutaincii order. It is said to the credit of his autliority that “not i1 forei_»:uei‘ in his province porislied while ('hihli was in fl:i,mcs."

’l‘liis is the man strong, selfish, nn-

scrupulou.~:, but of reniarlcnblc ahill ity, who is facing the revolution that has raised ‘its head in every province of (‘hiua_ The (lriental Review, winch

publication, declared is hopeless, and that the ‘Manchu dynasty,

and tyrannical, ure

nunibcrcd.

valuable

Farm Property

l will sell my farm coiisisliin.; of 47 mrrcs

ofland, situaie al Long Crock, Lot og,

nation, \\\th lust class buililiin.; nd good orchard. fherc isa ncvcr failing

before the zolh day of December inslunl, it will on that dale be sold l lbllr aut

I u. 'D p' `_ ' »“» <'*l‘P Y George \V. Mcl"l\ce, Barrister :ind altar

SPURGEON l\l\ \l ILL.

'NEW \-'S1114 also Aus

Mapping

Previous tu 1890 our knowledge ot

Alaska was crude und imperfect. The const mountains ~were known. but the two great lnlnnd ranges. one of which contains the highest peaks on this con- tinent, were hardly iudicnied on any mnp. But owing io the luliors uf' the geological survey ull the l:n';,'er geo- graphic features ol' that country have now been oulllncd und u in~l\vork of explorations has been extended over tho whole ot Alnsku. 'l`L\ere ure uo more mountain ranges to he discovered. although there are sei-erul yet to be ex- plored. Our ofa total uri-u of about G20.- 000 squiu'e uiilcs not one-hull? rl.-u.|nlns uumuppcd und unexplored. The iulu~ lug resources huve been pintlculzirly studied, and there is no known ruining dlstrlct lu_Alaskn nbout which the sur- vey ls not nblu to furnish deliulte lu- tormatlou.-Llurpei-'s Weekly.

_ Alaska.

Perils of Interior Africa.

There uri-_ native towiis nut remote

frolu the Luke Clnid region of interior Afrlcn where u \vh..ile in;iu's life lsu’t worth n nickel. Lieutenant Boyd Alex- ander, the ltritish explorer, wus put to dt-nth lu one ol’ thein rect.-ntl_v. Lieu- tenant Alcxuinlcr and his ['or|u;;uc-se collector. one Jose, hnil eiu:uiii|led un- der u tree ln the oi|tsl;irl.~x of 'l`uiu:i. Suddenly ilu-y ive.-rc surrounded by u hnnd of yelling s-:ivu;.:es. One. ii more stripling. seized u gun and shot the lieutcnuut. and the others fell upon lilui with clubs. The Portuguese toss- ed his finger rings to thc nulives. und while they were interesting tlieinsolves ln them Jose leupefl to his saddle and

‘scnped. _'

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FOR FIVE YEARS

no/| oisriisli.

Dyspepsiu is one of the most prcvalelt\\

troubles of civilized life, and thousands of people suffer untold agony after every meal, for nearly everything that enters a weak dyspeptic stomach acts as an irritant.

The long train of distressing symptoms.

which render life s burden to the victim of dyspepsia, may be promptly cured by the use of Burdoek Blood Bitters, Mrs. Wm, J. Boyne, Lcpreau, N_B., writes:»-“I thought I would write and tell you of‘thc good Burdoek Blond Bitters has done me and also tell you how thankful, I am.

"For five yezirsl had been ngrcat sufferer

ironi dyspcp.~:ia, und tried different doc- tors and proprietary medicines, but could get no rclicl. ‘ (inc dny a friend told nie to try Burdock Blood Bitlcrs. I did not have much fuilh in it, but I thought l woiiltl give if ii lrinl. 'l`o-day l ani cuinplcicly _euretl, uuil I will always recommend it,"

Burdock Blood Biltcrs has been on the

market for about thirty-five years and is manufacttfred only by ’1`he T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

Johnson &._lnman

Barristerl Solicitors ®.c.

OFFICE-Stomper Block. Cliarloilelown

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HOTEL .

STE-DENlS"

BROADWAY AND HTH STREET

NEW YORK CITY. ‘. -'"3 _

Vllihln Easy Access of Every P°l\|¢ 0! Interest. llidf' Block from Wnuamnkcru, ¢

5 ininulvs' wulk of Shopping District. \

l\'0'l’r;D 1~`0ll: Excellence or 'ulelm:_.Cou|-

fortuble Appointments. Courier/us t>cr\'~»-4 lce` nnd llomellke Surrauddlills. ~

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IIOTEL .‘\li\ll.Tl.VlQ»¥.'E, Q'

Ilrvndway and Uiinl Street.

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A clean stomach B and a clear head are to _ ._ l the guarantees of

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§___,_i,_ Abbey s Salt _ _ 25c and 60c bottle. l

L1- 1. Sold everywhere.

fG_.D;_Wr.' of ‘

l~unaral Director an? em-

bnlmcr-Jlias A. l"crg\iaon,Lady .-\s.f.istnnl- Pl-rsonal Attention

and Promplnc-ss Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice

SPECIALTIES

Disinfecliug and lfviniifrating l

Furniture liepaired and Reup-

holstered.

Silent Szilesmcn madc loorder,

()l"l"lCl-I~.Kini:' Hruure, Phone :i;i0’3.l{l'lHl l)l'1N.(.‘lL` ‘King Square, North i'lide,Phono:.“z0‘Il. dttstf

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' COAL COAL.

The Undeuigned Dealers in

llard and Soft Coal

llave Always on lland at their 0ld Stand, l’eake’s

No. 2 Wharf.

a large supply of coal suitable or all purposes. Orders, ver- bal by mail or by telephone promptly attended to. Ou: telephone No. is 312. and we should be pleased to have our orders.

Peake Bros &. lill-

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Cows.-s.Coi_os,SrrzANc.cas, D|srizMr=|;R.Coi.»c..= Fou~oa»=».‘ Spin/ins, Cowes. AND Pwr-_vE.NTs. fi

AND Curves CONTR/xcriow or~‘1'Hr. HOOP Pon SALE. av ALL DEALERS

' SOLC OWNERS if-4ANUFl\C'lUR£R5

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plicution .

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Reid & Co

Wholesale Commission Fish` Dealers _

|08 Fulton Market, New York

Specialties, Suielts, Eels and Clams.

Consignments solicited, daily returns, stencils and stationery on ap-

Rcfercnce Market and l"ultou National Bank, New York

S. \\', Wiley & Sons, 'Transfer Agents, Boston.

row thru there are ways of liaiidling pm fish on t'om|nission different or better on

zindli:nnllir.g_ prompt returns

place of busiiwssis tho finest in ilu- city.

8 Fulton Fish Market'

I2-7l_l/rlhsil

l`o lishi.-rincn, l~`i~‘h l)e;ilcr_°.~»Kiiidly favor

nsuith onriiame and address so il|:il we

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S. Shipping Cards und Stencils sunt demand.

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Illini _\_\u hint' i-.\'puriei\rcd. U \\'c are establislietl 4* YEARS

'l`l{\` l`S.L)nr careful attention and ref.-r you for sliiiifiiiig to Diinirs

l\lerC.inlile Agciu y. Brad a t| e el sl

li `\l lt iii l ul N ~

and rivulls re;iched,uoi iospenlc or I c . ar ol ni " ion ation ofthe iiuiitcil and s’:ilisl`_>|clory :wcoiiin al linux of n||_\ \vliol\~Sali~ deulcr iii t|n~ Sale will bc rvvclaliiiiis Io yon. Our business.

New York _

aosron risil ans. J

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Smelts at

we call your alll-rition to thc fact thru

after our shippers iutcr:sls in every wa

If you ship to the Boston Market any

tlioroiiglily rcliuble in every way. and wzuil your consignments. \Vc look

Highest Market Prices ° Sending Prompt Returns

nd'l.".els

we are an old established house

y nlwuys obtaining for them the

and obtaining the beat possible results.

Send us your shipments and be convinced. \\'e also are large handlers ofliviz lobsters, salt mackerel :ind sull fish

Prior "21

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Mahoney s-

llOS`l`Ol\'. MASS.

1-- of” f - for Sales i -_ _ _ _ _ - G"

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stream of water ruu||ing_\hron_i;li rear of `

rom. rf"-~\ f=<»1d1»yv~~»~-me »~=-In 0" of ‘Wholesale ¢_,a=>rrnrx1iss1or1 I)oa.1o1's ~ I

|=o.iwl‘.n oar' ' prices and reniit you promptly. Please write us.

in I` r further .irlicolsii-’ pl 1 to

n~=>'-=\*-‘=\W- C"“""""-‘°.“"‘ l’ 5'“““‘°'~ If you ship your sinelts and eels to us we can sell them :it highest inarkct

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Consignments Bolieitcd. Prompt ltsturn

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Fish Dealers.

`B\n,Smell¢ 0. Eels, Specialties

I0 lilwtlilll llrtlwf ufllu

Estahli shed |885

ofadoten different people-to give each ,‘ _ . Receivers of all kind; UE

arclay, Clements Co.

Christmas Mdflflil c:c>|v_ii\/l|e»eio|\i |\/isiaci-lA.i\i-re

Bewildernzent New Ymik SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN CONSIGNMENTS OF

c°'=°°'=°°"~~i.-Sf°° Smelts and Eels

prize and dl-light ir.. i ' ' _ res an a is we users c can help _von tn l`lnd_ _pist the right flung All correspondencepromptly answered I

for at least a part of the people on your . _ . _ S ’ Christmas list. livery week_from n_ow till, Sl'.°°¢‘l”`l‘°“l' °“ ‘b°"c“l"°"' _ _ _

Ch.';;‘"‘“°_“'f “"1" 2°, ’.°';‘;’§ C"'-"‘"“‘-“ . - llighcst Market Prices. Daily Return.

_pro sms. .e no ry o vin urs.

- _ f ' & 176 Atlantic Ave.. Boston. Mass

EOWI Boston. Mann. Transfer Agents! I l --24f\\'(ll‘ I lllpfl.

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