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| NOTES AND COMMENTS. -A curious story which is current in St Peters! urg, which, if true, shows thar t he ‘ r st Line I ai8er’s thunder. Aci rd to the rumor, the Princess Hen y of rruesia wrete ber sister, the Cza ing ber that the Emperor intended 1utipg the Holy Land, and that he woald mak a speech on the Bite OF Lie Se] } C iT thought the : i ¢ 8.d 2 mead of His br moer monarch with peace receipt, Che war beef esae, w } ted States Generals to ca ach ars, 18 too tmhportant to I loat » vi ; uperation. 1 ie factthat o oO AO egulars and picked volunteers, 650 per returned to New York in euch a | state of health that after atwo montha | rest thev were declared u it to go on | parade, indicates something very eeriously wrong with the commissariat and ! 4 } Service. It ia sta'ed that alth« ivh f beef waa eas y obtainable, canred | ef was } forwarded for the nseof the troons No

; *igniucance ¢ f these facta. }

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‘Money : Saving: | ADVICE :

| Hughes? pull sand

fanatian Pacific Railway.

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TRAVEL - IN - COMFORT

TOURIST SLEEPERS

waving Montrea: every THURSDAY at 11 » m forthe PACIFIC COAST, accommo- istieg secoud Class passengers for all points, sigary and weet.

Berth Rates—

For Passage Rates to ali points in Cusapa, Westerw Unirep States and to juas, Cotxe, bots, Hawarran Is_anps, Arsrxatta and Mania, and also for de- | «riptive advertising matter and maps, write 0

A. H. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen!. Paes. Agt., St.John, N. B.

1899 DIARIES.

Canadian

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and Am rican Fxcelsior DIARIES all sizes lor the POCKET OFFICE

or HOME. P.E. I. Almanae now on sale,

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Yontreal to Calgary... sen.~ coe Yootreal to Hevelstone............ceeesees 700 Yontreal tO Vancouver....-- ae coe OH Montreal eR. scecececoees x Oo

| scription, the most wonderfully effective

(SZARD & MOORE

NotigeofGo-partners hip

amount of swearing will overcome the

is the “sky ecraper” doomed? A

Bill n the United States Senate provides ia€ «structures not “fire-proof’ shall in |

no Case be bigher than 60 ft. lf used aes

residences, or 75 ft. ifintended for bus

ness purposes. Buildings of non-cosbua- | t:ble construction can be more ambitious, | Dutevyen they must be no taller than the ‘ street on which they stand is wide, and, if they front squares or avenues exceptionaily broad, the builder ofa place must not top the side-walk than 96 fi., while a business house sour higher than 11¢ft. These | modest limita, it isthought, will be better | appreciated by firemen and artists than | the commercial public which values | economy snd convenience first. But after all comes the question: What isa “fire proot” buildiog? fn a ee Sometimes the most careful women are the most carcless. Many & woman bundles hereelr up, to keep out sickness— when she is neglecting the very worst sickness that can come to a woman. She allows a slight disorder to become worse, to slowly sap her vitality. The little pain and the other slight indications of trouble seem toher unimportant. She goes on, with increasing suffering, until life itself becomes a drag. Nervousness, “sinkirg epelle,”8 digestive dieturbances, und fifty other compltcations may arise froin . the derangement of the organs distinctly feminine. Over thirty years ago, the need fora reliable remedy for so-called:“female complaints” was recognized by Dr. R. V. Pierce, then, as now, chief consulting physician to tbe World's Dispensary aod Invalides’ Hotel. at Buifalo,N. Y. He prepared Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-

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remedy that has ever been used for such maladies.

Send 31 centsin one-~cent stamps and receive Dr. Pierce’a 1008 page “Common Sense Medica! Adviser,” jliustrated.

No shinny atthe rink to-morrow night, but agame of hockey such a8 was pever seen intherink before. The Victorias are in splendid shape this year and will go up against one of the best teams, if not the best, in the provinces. Come early, as the game starts on time. Admission 25c.

Things to Make a Note of.

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Reraember—Reserve Tuesday the 21st ‘net for the entertainment in the First Methodiet Church.

Band at the rink tonight. Ice, as usuel, in perfect condition.

I. YU. O, F.—St. Lawrence, No 8, meets to-night at 8 o’clock. Initiation.

Arrangements bave just | ear. between the Post-Master Generat ao ; lan and Dominion lines to have the a0 ateamer® which leaves Halifax on Mone “y wait ooce ® month fora few bours rs the arrival of the Chuese m ails from the Pacific coast. At present peal riggener’ . booked to eail before the train reaches

with the mails.

ust bsen compl sted

“A epell that shell for ever last,

To bind the present to the past.”

i 27th. —Buroe’ Concert, Friday, 27tb

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The undersigned have this day entered 1 ‘hip to continue the Wholesale and Retail dry B0 litherto conducted by MESSRS W. A. WERKS & CO. business from this date will be un

Weeks & Co.

We are now opening up a large st ‘inng, and solicit a continuance of the #nded to the late firm of W. A. Weeke & Co.

Wiown, Jan’v 13th, is9C—" 4 d&w

nto co-partner- goods business The

der the style and firm name

ock of new goods for Jarge patronage ex-

CHARLES D. WEEKS CH: RLES LEIGH, JR., LOUIS G. WHEAR.

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Af » ' . j | My ° ] I I wler, Red au amovg | ay

i the guestsa 1¢ Queen Hotel

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f » 7a hat Mr. Cyrus

OW1S 18 : ed vy low todav. we. | may 5 A. iF tes, the well-know n | rt

’ i a0, 18 at the Hote} Davi |

I S ng to observe that Mr. J. FE. ]

. Mec(€‘re yiy ‘ | Orne . —s r se i ay, tor of the Guardian, lias |

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M ra W an small, Donald Nichol- | snd Danjel McRae left Charlotterown

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| be joined in Montreal by Mr. Ernest | JOY, §O0 of M J.P. Joy. of this city. Rev. J A. Macdonald, of Miscouche: | and Rev. P. P, Arsenault,of Fifreen Paints! were among the clergymen present when the Pallium was conferred on Archbiat p| Begin Ph ceremony took place yester day, at Quebec, Archbishop Dabame! of

Uitawa, offisiated at the favectiiace: Colonel William Pleace «Warburton,

who has recently been appointed a Com-~

panion of the Star of Lodia, isa son of |

tbe late Honorable James Warburton, and

a brother of Warburion§ and |

this city. He

Judge May r Warburton of joined the Medicine Service in 1866, and served chiefly in the ivi] Department until he became in 1895 Indian Irspector~General of Civil Ho-pi tals, Northwestern Provinces and Oude. The British Medical Journal says that his execellentadministration ofthe Civil Medics] Institutions of these Provinces, obcained for him the repeated thanks of the Government. Colonel Warburton has recently retirey, and, with his wife, will reside in London, iieeiesiapenieclanieiiai a

NarvuraL History society. — The Natural History aod Antiquarian Society of P. E. Island will meetin the parlor of the Y.M.C. A., at 8 o’clock next Tuesday evening. All persons wishing to join the

Society are invited to attend, 19, 2i. ciciakeon

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Evancetistic Services..— The Evan- gelical services in the Baptist ‘church are ‘increasing in interest. The attendance for the last week has beep large. Rev. G. P. Kaymoaod preaches to-night. Come and brioga friend with you.

St. John is always in trouble. A few months ago she was engaged in a dispute with Halifax, and vow she is sending a picked team of hockey plaversto cross aticks withthe Victoriasofourcity. The game will be playe! tomorrow night. Don’t

miss it. Admission 25c ———~e -- =

Taem Fivat Pracrice,—The Abeg- weits and Victorias bad their final team practice on Saturday night, and judging trom the work of both teams tbey will give the St. John boys the hardest fight of their life. The Abegweits have a stonewall defence and their forwards are faster than ever. The Vics also have the best team that ever represented their club, and both teams are determined to make Fred Ccombs and his band of warriors play to the limit to win,

—_—- Aut Axpour 4 Cow. ~An exchange says * The meanest man heard of lately sold his sou-io-law one-half interest in a cow and then refused to divide the milk, saying that he only ecli the front half of the cow, which obliged the son-in law to provide the food, and water the cow twice a! day. Recently the cow hooked the old man aod he is suing tbe son-in~law for damages.

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P.E.Istaxyp Propuce.—The Ha lifax Herald says: PE Island vessels are dropping aloog, from ports along shore, privcipally, where they have been resting over for a better market. The schooner Nutwood at Liverpool whart had 2,500 bushels potatoes and 2,000 bnshels turnips —the former are worth 40c. end the latter ) 42 a bushel. Thereare aleo several schooners that have been laid up for some time, waiting forarise. There are_5,000 white, and 4,000 bushels black oats, at Market wharf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

One week more. All this week we will continue to give the big diecounts ox #!! lines of dry goods, hats and caps, clothing etc. Prowse Bros.

A big snap--Ladies colored skating boots 1.50 a pair.

Don’t miss this vour lifelong chance to get honest goods at honest discounts. No goods marked up for the purpose of taking off. Each and every line marked in plain figures. Sale allthis week. Prowse Bros.

$2.10 and $2.35 ladies colored boots, now selling at $1.50 a pair at R. K. Jost’s.

Soiled Hair Brushes

to sell at

BIG DISCOUNTS

until all cleared out. We have

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In stock—taking we found some soiled Hair Brushes, which we intend

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| Tae Wearuer.—Westeriy wiads, fait

a LHE STANLEY. i Staniey Georgetown vesterdav. an i

» Pictea thie mornitiy, cengemanentlneenees Ar she Caves —! he mai! special arrive il & Quarter alter two o’vloek. The}

om Cape J rmentine brought over

| 185 bags cf mail matter slaiiailitheieciasi

ELECTION Proresr.—An election peti~ | 1100 “#Z4)nst Lhe eleciion of Jobn oH, Bel ; fi } Prince, wasfiledin the Suprem { ITLL on Saturday ia@st,

— PoLtice Covrr.— Patrick Gormley, for * baliowinpg a vie} u8 dog fo run at larg

Wasthis mornivg finea SL and costs aad

oraered to have the doy removed.

Caina Point.—Remember the Leectur: by Rev. De Walker at China Point on W edu aday event gat 8 o’cloek Every i

yne invited and all who come wli be sure

é swe ' to enjoy themseives

Cuancep’ Hanps,-~The steamer May (Jueen, the property of tne late Captain

l’aoll, bas been sold to Capita n Aiexar der Scott, of Pictou, N. 8. he May Queen is to ve used in Nova Scotia ports, Cluailegidaice

Funeral Notice The members of the League of tne Crosa will meet at their ball in regalia, tomorrow (‘T'uesday) morn- i to attend the funeral of their late brother member John McKenna. By order, Chas J Michell, See’y.

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Tue CoLtece .Winc.—Tenders are cals led for the erection ot the proposed new wing toSt. Dunstan’s College. The ing is made necessary by the increased patron- age accorded the institution. The time for receiving tenders expires on the 18th February.

Diep ABRoAD.—A telegram from New York toMr.Fred Heartz reports the death of Mr, and Mrs Charles Gregor. Mrs. Giegor died on Tuesday and Mr. Gregor On Saturday. There are no particulars. Mr. Gregor was a brother of Mrs Charles Heartz, and was a native of this province

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Baptist Cuvrcn.—Tbe especial services will be continued this week, Rev. Mr. Browne assisting the pastor. The sermon to night will be preached by Rev. Mr. Ravwoad, and the social service will be led by Rev. Mr. Browne. There wil] be special music by the choir. Members of other churches are invited to assist in the ser vices.

Committed to rae Eartu.—The funeral of the late Clement Benoit took place yesterday afternoon and was one of the largest that has been seen in Char- Jottetown for some time. The _pall-bear- ers were J. J, Davies, George Coombs,

Donald Nicholson, William Murray, Stanis!laue Blanchard, and Charles Lyons. The “burial was at the Roman

Catholic Cemetery. The servicesat St. Dunstan’s Cathedrs] and at the grave were taken by Father McGuigan

A New Firm.—The businees for years past carried on by Messrs. W. A. Weeks & Co., has passed into the hands of Messrs. Charles D. Weeks, Charles Leigh, jr.,and Louis G. Whear; who will continue itat theold stand on Queen Street, Ali three have been ip the employ of Weeke & Co., for many years past, and are well and favorab!y known to the purchasing public. By close attention to business and selling good goods at reasonable prices they hope to merit a continuance of the patronage ac- corded the old firm.

Diep Last Nieut.—Mr. John McKenna died at his residence, Bishop Street, last

evening after a lingering illness. He was employed as an appren-. tice in the composing room of Tne

Examiner for about three years, or until ill-health compelled him to give ap work. He was honest and faithful in the dis- ' charge of his duties, and his early death is deeply regretted by his as- sociates and all others by whom he was known. He was a member of the League of the Cross, and that society will attend ‘his funeral which will take place to morrow morning at 8.45.

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Leacve or tHe Cross.—A branch of the League of the Cross Scuiety was lately esiablished at Wellington by Rev. J. A. Macdonald, of Miscoucbe, The officers are: Rev. Jobn A. Macdonald, Spiritual Director ; David A. Cameron, President; John M. Goodwin, First; Vice do.; George Macleot, Second do., Avgue P. Cameron, Secretary; D. Macinais, Treasurer; John T Cosgrove, Edward Waleh. Jas. A. Macneill, James Currie, Denis Hogan, Vigilaace Committee; D. A. Cameron, John T. Cosgrove, George Mac- | leod, George Alexander, Ernest Larkin, 1 Literary Committee. There are about | sixty members.

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