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“Did you have a pleasant time?’ in- quired Mrs. Brown.

“Very. Perkins was beating his wife when I came in.”

“What?”

“I say Perkins was beating his wife, but of course he stopped when I came ih,

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“I thought you had at least a spark of manhood left. I suppose you will be beating me next.”

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. ; 4 ° : to recommend po one who does not 3 ; ; , . , ‘ east side, “but sometimes it seems Dot. | speak the language of the country to ALL USERS WITH HIGH TASTE USE IT. Tee ae iale. W e have imp >! ted aj For instance, yesterday morning when | which he is sent. Do you speak Jap- icaitiinniaiae griron! § . . few I calied on an old woman patient in @ | anese?’ TOBACCO CO., MONTREAL. At the Dunk—a poem—Illustrated, by Prof. . big tenement down town | found she “Cert-t-tainly, Mr. B-Blaine,” stam- John Caven. | e vas dying, and 1 was shocked to see | mered Mr. Kimberley. “A-a-ask De | ee ee eee saieatictieanes — | Cavendish in the Olden Time —Illustrated, by i | | Turkish lying asleep close beside her on the | ¢.ssomething in J-J-Japanese and I'll Walter crepe. ; ‘ toane narrow bed a young girl of about 15. sasver you." Th t H h Memories of the Past—Ilustrated, by Joha i ‘Pipes "Tarouned ber at once and explained | “fy tne hada a word to a4, but at Hang-on Coug Pann to her that her grandmother was with- | the Japanese post went to another : a as. ' . | ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ' , , . “a . Nursing at Chickamauga Park—Illustrated, ' A splendid Christmas | in a few minutes of death. I thought | man, all the same, and Kimberley only needs to be attented to in a proper and thorough manner to be eredicated boy Wiseaes M. Kelly. H ift for gentlemen > naturally that she would jump out of | went to Centra! America. entirely from your system, Liniment rubbing and flannel wraps about the chest Tenant League Proceedings, by John Ross. i 2 | 8! org , her unpleasant position, without think- Another story is told of Kimberley and throat are good enough but they are 4 The Phantom Bell Ringers--Illustrated, by if | Call and see them. ing long about the manner of her | equally creditable to his nimble wit. not sufficient, they don't go deep enough. SOns J. KE. Rendle. : | ‘. ‘ 3 jumping. But 1 fooled myself. She | One day he met a young woman who The root of the disorder is pulmonary 9 eee eee Fact—Illustrated ) t ol : . : : tecaiice jamais ; : : . W. Watson. . : | Red dd 1 n Bros yy Patel “tame ae ee threw her —— impulsively around his weakness—build that up—strengthen it potanic A Quay, by Topsy. t ) 3 og} of ny . d su ¢ ily and n . ere neck and kissed him. Seeing her mis- with Adamson’s Balsam and your Christmas Greetings—a poem, by May Car-

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meee List of Ratepayers for the City of Charlottetown Charlottetown, P. ET. Bil T d F fra jing The Pronunciation Explained. yur ; enaers For wufai . A Letter for Grandpa. “There is a family in Virginia,” says : L on

.') feaihdsiiia Tne man who takes | Collier's Weekly, “the name of which In default for Assessment due on Real Property, for the year ending 31st Decem- 1 4

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Lot, upon which, or any part thereof, such assessment is in default.

ide, “Ten: ing,” itl be a to many Americans, happened to be MERCHANTS BANK oF P. K. IsLawp. 4 ee Td as he reads toiildren | told by Miss Hayward at a dinner in Charlottetown, Nov. 30, 1309. a received until 12 o’clock, noon, of his grandchildren. old DY ALIs a) Amount S cae = 501 : t hich Mr. Kipling was | Name of Ratepayer In Statement or Description of Property upon of Assessment Notice is hereby given that a half-yeariy . 5 | rel Baer ibe sg ere ee ; ; : Default. which Assessment Is made, due & unpaid Dividend at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, nti MONDAY, DECEMBER 18t', 1899. On oe es dane and present, when he broke in: ‘You — —_—. | on the Capital Stock of nls Ba has been : | 7 ‘ ; : . : be ; vi i 3, | Por the Gradi 2 other work ta 606- thought for health, | Saved my reputation oF eee . Bivne, Elizabeth House & Land on Town Lot No. 26, 4th Hundred $18.00 | Zeclaved. payable St its Cinking mous®, om tthe Grading and 0 ie it’s worth a dollar | You are the first man, W oman or chi Coyle, Siephen House & Land on Town Lot No. 3, 20d Hundred 15.75 The Transfer 40%ks will be closed from the . siructing about ten miles of Railway on here and there for the | who could back me up in it.’ f C Lot No. 26 6,75 | 19th December, 1899, to the 2nd January, 1989. | | tnaitat Cudmore, Andrew Hoase & Land on Common Lot No. ; . | Re ee as b ae Oe te ais apes ope cs “The explanation of the peculiarity 18 | Hughes Peter House & Land on Common Lot No. 22 6.75 Oa order of the Soard Hy o4g . de Gi » : . ° is ses, ~ ; a = ’ . ° ‘ ; oe os oe atond a mvhen 3 sew inen is “out of whack” or | that the Derbys were an English fami- | Buches, Jobn House & Land on Common Lot No. 21 ; 2.25 a al a J. M. DA. a : th "PE [al ; iR ‘il 5, at Ch “lottetown, | Bis digestion is bad, or his appetite “fin- | ly who settled in Virginia in the colo- | Kelly, Patrick louse & Land on Common Lots Nos, 33, 34 & 35 a ; ia ond at tk ; off a of the Chief E gineer at Medic I plone _ ty cae: epee: nial days. One of the sons, the tradl- | Lowe, Walter Vacant Land on Common Lot No, 31 H 2.06 . R - : Medical Discovery. =o . i black sheep of the family, was | Ma! Eliza House and Land on Town Lot No. 82.2nd Hundred 10.12 aio & 27th da wales waa ae, fills the blood } tional black s p : ; Ma'ouey, Eliz ; . . s ne. 5 Se - with the see sista chenarie of the food a 4 left a share in his father’s will on con- | McCarron, James House & Land on Town Lot No. 62, lst Hundred 8 44 nnua ee in ;

of Nuvember, 1899, at which places, also,

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man takes. It is the great liver invigorator,

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, It makes the digestion perfect It is the hanged his writte name to En- 20 28.12 | end r : : : changed his written | * sen ee be made on the printed great blood-maker, fiesh-builder and nerve roughty, but continued to call himself | Offer, James House é& Land on Common Lot No. 22 8.22 MERCHANTS BANK OF P. E. ISLAND ‘orms eupplied. : ‘ tonic. It diives all impurities from the ougnty, Pant SanctW. 4.0 . All the conditions of the specification | system. It cures nervous prostration, bil- | Derby. ur ° . . B . . I Fie Muleer avec lous complaints, malarial troubies oMinge | "hearing this explanation Ms | Witt, Trustces - House & Land on Towa Lols Nos. 97 & 98, Ist holders of the Merchants Sauk 9f Fs 6. Land | ‘ rie . > . gf ~is ‘ . . > “ s 7 ‘Vv an 8 yell it o. George Stree ; arlot wh, on ‘u i ¥ ! Baile aang aed ee 2 ee en os ree ) a , a P ail ig b Reid, Richard B House & Land on Town Lot No. 95, 2nd Hundred 3.37] the 9h day of January, next, A D, 1900, at ailway Office, G. A. SHABP, dishonest. Smith if you like,’ was the reply, ‘but Rackh ao ine & Lecad oes Consaaae Bathe. a 13.19 | ton bees ei ie ohamie sa . Ch’town, Nov 17 l6ieo Sup rintezdent “Would have written you before now, but | j¢ will always be pronounced Kipling,’ ackham, y ° ‘i ee Or eee wih tae Cuddles ob eo thought 1 would wait unt! 1 ct Cok, Gaivestoa 4 which caused him to look ‘as | Stewart Allan Estate of 4 ‘ least one day previous to the meeting. Referring to the above thetime for te ge maga ee Pf eaten es ae een a - i ; hey! * late Vacant Land on Town Lot No. 55, 3ri ‘Tundred 2.06 J. M. DAVISON, » ive i J ) 7 ; ONT am Dp ease say ¢ , ad op . es ag Ss , . & ss ¢ | eiving tenders is extended until Tuesday es well” I have been using Dr. Pierce's unfeignedly pleased as y Watling Mrs House & Land on Town Lot No. 89, 20d Hundred 7.88 | voc 2—2aw& w3ws Cashier : Dee 5 zs 7? Golden Medical Discovery, the ‘ Favorite Pre a Watling, Mrs Vacant Land on Common Lot No. 15 1.68 ‘ Jecem ber 26th, 1899. scription’ and ‘ Pleasant Pellets.’ We think your Head of the House. Williame, John Houses & Land on Common Lot No. 24 11.25} &: YSIDE DENTSTRY’ Raiiway Office G.A.SHARP, | medicines the best in the world. I was troubled McSwatters—Where is your mother- : ’ ey

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Late of Royal London Ophthalmic Hos pital, Moorfields, and Centre| Lon- _. don Throat & Ear Hospi‘al Specialist in diseases ofithe

with female weakness, headaches, cold feet and

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in-law now?

McSwatters—We are living with her.

McSwatters—What! I thought you owned a house?

McSwitters—I did till she came.— Syracuse Herald.

If silence is ever golden, it must be

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