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Japanese Catarrh Cure-use six b0299- buy them at one time-enllly HBCU! W' cording to the directions-and lf you are not cured see your druggist. he will arra_n89 -10 pay you your money back. Theres ri iv"“° a““:.:°s ”“.‘:...°‘;;'.f. .;‘;:‘

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Pianists requite great suppleness of

The Australian federation scheme

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the hand and dexterity ofthe fingers. provides for che union of all tie I

Dr. Forbes of Philadelphia is now cluster of colonies but Queensland,

' ” ' performing a simple surgical oper- which sent no delegates te the recent

THURSDAY. FEB. 9, i899. ' h' h `

ation w ic , it is claimed greatly in- conference. All the colonies will be

_ ir _ _ -. ~ - " ‘ creases the independence of movement given equal representation in the

DELAQQA BAY. ofthe several lingers of the hand. The Senate, which will be an elective

--_--~ _ tendons that' move the lingers are* body, In case of a disagreement

The South African Republic, com

I ` _° tied together by cross tendons in the between the two houses a conference

._ e monly spoken of as tho'lrans_vaal, IS back of the hand. By reason of this plan is provided whereby the two

S“\°1'°“°ded by British t°""t°"‘°S e" the closing or extension of one finger houses will vote together and the

° “P” 0” its °“S“"‘{‘ “ide "h°’° ° '"`i_P in some measure, more or less in dif- vote of the majority will decide the

|°f °°“°"7 b°l°”S‘”§ to P°"'“g°1 ‘S ferent persons, also moves the next'issue. This is the plan proposed by

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territory and the sea. At the southern ed By cuttm the cr t d - l» C d A Hi h fr f A _

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Hornshiyhl Books store for If-gal Blanks, ‘nd n‘f'r°‘f°S° Palm 0 t e_ or uguwe the back of the hand each lluger is ,peal is provided for, similar to the scale ’l‘|ipce,“’ex.lule Writin and ° ° ‘ '

Copyahg from the best 'makers. Dlil

possession is an indentation of the

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Do rot wait until House Cleaning to get Mats and Fran: es on those Pictures that you_ in- ieudi d to zef cleaned and ilxed up last Spring. VYe will do them for you cheaper now than we can in the Spring and you will new have n larxre asswtmen: of Picture Mou.dings to chocse from. Come to

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CARNIVAL !

THERE will be a Grand Fancy Dress

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Prizes as usual will be awarded to the most

original Gentlemarfs Costume and the m st

ori,in. l Lady# Costume: a-d in b th instances theocsiliness ot c -stunies will be tak n into consideration in allotting the prizes.

librts will be made 'n bring this Carnival

up to old time standard and make ot it a great imnrovemrnt on the Carnivals of late years.

The Rink will be decorated in better _style

than it has ever been befor.-; and there wi lbe a fine exhibition .of electrical ¢ff.cts.

thNq objectionable costume will be allowed on

e ce. Tliiais the drst instance of admission to a

Carnival in Charlottetown at the low price of Hlcents; but popular prices pay. _

0 Tickels for sale at A. W. Reddin's, C. R.

Rankin’s and Johnson & J0hnson’s ( Kent Street) Drug Stores. mzdmis ion 'I0c. nesarved seats 25c. Gallery

Reserved seats at C. D. Rankiii’s.

Doors open at 7.31. Galbraith`s Band in

attendance.

A. A. BARTLETT.

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A Steel Feed Boiier [nie rail! I We have some nice steel boilers _, 11 in stock that we will sell at ai 3 small advance on cost. E -~ These boilers are made of thei

b'st .steel plate and by the besti boiler makers. “i We guarantee them to he first= glass in every res ect. No cast iron ends, ali steel? ,_

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inland tapping the Transvaal and fur- nishing it with an outlet. Were this hay in possession 'of any other great ‘power than Britain it would serious ly menace British interests. When ‘the German Kaiser, a year ago, threatened to take up the Boei"s quar rel with Britain, the importance of the control of Delagoa Bay was read- ,ily seen. ‘ Since that time there have been negotiations with Portugal in regard to the matter but nothing could be rarranged, owing to the opposition of ‘¢Gerr'nan'y. More recently, as. an- `nounced by Mr. Chamberlain, Bri- tain and Germany came to an ami- cable understanding with regard to their African affairs, and now the statement is made that Delogoa Bay has become British, no doubt by pur- chase. Now if Kruger wants to make trouble with Britain lie will find his possessions surrounded and Bri- tain in possession of all his outlets.

A feature of ,the New Brunswick

campaign is that a number of govern- ment supporters in the late house are ‘ now running in opposition to the gov ernment. Among these are Dibblee,in Carleton county, Fowler in Kings, Cliipman in Charlotte and Sumner in Westmoreland, all Conservatives. The Moncton convention of last au- tumn seems to have been effective so .far in securing the withdrawal of a portion ofthe Conservative support. This, however, has the edect of mak- ling the Liberal element more united in support of the government, while other Conservatives appear to have taken the places of the seceders on the government tickets.

We mentioned the other day a new

invention to do away with type-setting. A much more wonderful invention, or discovery along the same line is noted ,in the New ¥ork Sun. According to 1 that journal a Frenchman has succeed- ed in printing, photographically by , means of the X rays. The inventor ,reasoned .that if the X rays would penetrate an oak log they would do the same with a pile of paper. He claims that he can now print ICOO sheets at once, reproducing articles or illustrations, but subject to the disad- vantage that both sides of the sheet will bear the same impression. He can print in black letters on a white sheet or white letters on a black! sheet. The secret is an ink ‘that is impervious to the X rays, used on a prepared or sensitized paper.

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left perfectly free. It is claimed that ‘ Dr. Forbes _has performed this oper- ation many times, and with surprising results in the case of piano players.

Bystander., (Dr. Goldwin Smith)

has this to say of the Doukhobors : “Most of us would prefer British im- migrants to Doukhobors. Still the Doukhobors are welcome. Exiles for conscience sake, they are sure to be re- ligious, pretty sure to be moral and in- dustrious. Their religious kinsmen, the Mennonites,. have made excellent farmers, though as citizens they are said to leave something to be desired. But there is no occasion for reviling Russia. Military service is the law qi that empire, as it is of Germany,France. and other European countries; and people either must conform to the law of the country in which they live or go elsewhere. Even in Canada. the Doukhobors, as soon as they are natura- lized, will by law be included in the en- rolled, though not in the embodied militia.

A Boston sub =criber sends a copy

of the .Post of that city containing an account of the costly funeral of a pet monkey. The pet, Peppo by name, was owned by a Mrs. Guild and fell a victim tothe grip. The Post tells that his funeral was rich and im- pressive. He was embalmed by a regular undertaker. His body was laid out in a robe of quilted white satin. . His casket was covered with blue velvet and lined with fine white satin. A silver plate on the lid bore the simple inscription “Peppo.” There were floral offerings from friends. And such friends for a monkey I They came in private carriages from all parts of Boston’s swell Back Bay to view his remains. Then there was a cortege to the railway station,and out at Sharon, near his own summer 'cot- tage among the pines, Peppo was in- terred. Our correspondent strcngly condemns all this expensive flummery over a. dead animal, especially in a city where there are hundreds of innocent homeless children, suifering from hunger and cold.

A FEW reasons why you should col-

1ectMcLean stamps. lst. Br-.cause on all cash purchases you save 3 per cent

you from gelting into debt. 3rd. Be- causeit helps you io save money and

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helps your children to know the worth of money by these stamps. Fill your book and get it cashed at our oliice

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on the dollar. 2nd. Beca . 'tk 'f

use I eeps; * For convalescents, Pabsts and

`: §§Wyeths’ Malts, Beef 'Extracts

build up your home 4th Beca ' L* etc etc., $2

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Haviland St , rrsidence Robert Hogg, `,§Al§Sunnysjd9_

Meii’s Black Hockey Boots $1.98 for $1.45.

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Supreme Court of Canada, but its decision will be final in deciding issues between provinces. In private litiga- tion there may be an appeal to the Privy Council of the Empire.

Writing about boys in the February

Canadian Magazine, the Editor says “Above all things, a boy must he ,taught to be manly. In England this is `tau0ht mainly throuvh the sports in which the youth are trained either by intelligent masters at the great board ing schools, or under the immediate supervision of sympatliic parents. Il is ‘also tauvht at home. In America it is , not taught toas great an exti-nt in our

play is under a much looser supervision hence it must be taught more at heme

imeans a dignity which makes the

ation in speech, a temperance in action

~others; and an earnest loyalty to duty

` sneak. the drone. the criminal. It is the

and mos/t necessary equipment of thr

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, public schools, because the cliildren’s1 We have the finest gglégtign in

y ` What does manliness mean? li to be had In the city’ especlauy 5° In

y°"°g ww r¢Sl>¢<='» his ""1 "gm “fl bleached and unbleached; Pillow Co 'those of others. It includes a moder-

a' maguaiiimity in conduct towards CiI'Cl1lal'i Whlte c0tt0f|» 'Qllnt$,`

~»It has no limits, no deliued bounds..il L_li]CIlS, bl€a0l1€d _Mid Grédm; 1 is a garment which envelopes and eur- i . ` » ‘ -

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inainspring of all generous acts. of all chemises’ l progress, ol all wisdom. lt is the lirsi _ i

man who would write his name ii Chiefs) ca'“hri¢)

purity. It is the halo which makes thi 4 2 ,g man a god.” A _t_ ‘ ot all virtues without a trace of im- _ E sasrnssaaasas ' f 1_3 G 1-lppe Big bargains in seminars of v . . . h

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Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.

Call now and get first choice-a full ll

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ofany goods you ,.equi,.e_ _ 1- _ q, 5 b Be upprejudiced" in your judgment and you will surely

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Suit comprises, full size bedsteads, Bur sign, with nice REAL rvings, (no ch

good Washstand, 2 sung; Cane Seat - l Rocker and 1 nice Tabl with shelf h

piecesmade of elm iinieied antique, ol

20.00 Cash. Good valu Call and

:JOHN HEW2;