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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1-i. 1il)5.

THE BIBLE SOCIETY.

A large number of our readers are

deeply interested in the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society, which was organized 101 years ago, and of the Canadian Bible Society organized in Tomato in April last, the claims of which were ably presented by Rev. G. M. Camp- bell st themeetlng in Zion Church last evening. Great indeed has been the work ofthe venerable parent Society. It has circulated lll2,55.l'7,7-iii copies ofthe Iioly

Scriptures, in i."i0 different laD8U¢\8€H “ml

vtongues. During the past year 12 ad- clltloual languages appear in the list, six of which bt-long to Africa, three to Oceunica, two io Asia and one to Central America. Severn] hundreds of transla-

tors, rcvlsors and assistants are now en- gaged in promoting translations and revisions is over 100 languages.

The work steadily increases. Last

year 5,t<5T,ili.'» copies of the Book were distributed. bt-ing 100,261 more than in the previous year. The Society supplies the various foreign missions with the vast bulk ofcopies which they need ,in the various languages and thus greatly facilitates their work. No application for a-grant of Scriptures isevcr denied and every request to print the Book in a new tongue has been granted. In ad- dltioaio the great work thus abo\'e outlined the Society employs U30 colpor- teurs. and Sill Bible women engaged in the work of distribution in connection

wltli~l(l dilfcrent missionary organisa- tions. Ininany cases the distribution is made at greatly rednced rates and far be'o\\ cost.. ltwill thus be seen that

the work of the Bible Society is as vast

as 'il is bcncficcnt-. its tlcld is the world_

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llus.~ian -i per cent securities have

fallen io Tl, which is considerably bcl_ow the lowest point touched by them during the disasters of the war with Japan. In the present condition of the Czar`s

distracted cinpirc no one cares to buy Russian bonds at any price,

The promised freedom of thc press in

Russia, and which by virtue of the Czar`s promise had alrcadybccn largely excr- cised, lnts been snatched away. The law as no\\ promulgated re-asserts thc arbi-

trarv restrictions and punishincnts heretofore in vogue and provides machinery for the suppression rather than the ciicouragement of free dis- cussion. .lpparcntly the renctionists arc now in control of the Government in

distracted Russia. Prunler Witte may well desire to resign and so rid himself of the responsibility for repressive measures which must be contrary to his judgment.

Rev. A. .\IcLeun Sinclair in a well

reasoned letter to the New Glasgow' Chronicle on thc Natural Rights of the People deals with the basic principles of self-government among a free people in a very able manner. Ineldcntally he points out that “the people have a right to fix the salary or wages which their servants in

Parliament are to receive for their work," and that these .servants had no natural or moral right to help themselves to thci pooplc`s money immediately nftcr an election in the manner they did. Thi position is incontrovertible, and the sound advice ia tendered to the people to hold on to the reins of power placed in their hands.

Atsmoetlng of the St. John Bcbool Board the other day a large number of teachers were granted the usual increase of $5 a year. In addition the time of the Bonrdwas very largely token up with

applications for further and larger in-| creases. ‘

lf Mr. Doull will give due credit in tho

proper quarter for the theory he pro pounds and the diagrams by which he has illustrated it (which he really ought todo) we shsllbe prepared to give him due credit for the little that remains o any value in his more voluminous than luminous lucubrations. We cannot give him credit for the humor of the situation he has created as he seems so unconscious of lt. But it is really funny.

Mr. Chamberlain in it speech at Oxford

the other day declared that the country had now passed into the hands of “the Home rulers and Little Englanders." Mr. Redmond feels confident that Home Rule

must now come, but the London Specs tabor thinks an understanding has been arrived at by which the Irish question will be kept in the background as far as possible during the elections. Home Rule ls not popular in England or Scot- land. The new Cabinet will naturally desire to fight the battle on their strong- est- giound, the trade question, but Irish affairs will evidently be forced into prom- inence, if only by the Unionist Opposition

and the Irish Natiohalists.

Watch tlic Skin

For Bad Bloon

It Comes to the Surface in the

Form of Pimples, Boils, Rashes and Humors.

Where the blood is weak and detpraved

the system lacks staying power an force. Frlghtful ulcers an unsightly blotches break out, the skin becomes yellow and muddy the eyes lack lustre. _Ream-r, does Your: blood area atten- tion? Ifso get Dr. I-lamilton's Pills at once; they illter out all poisons, eliminate disease-making germs, nourish and re- vitalize every drop of blood in the body.

No medicine exerts such a marvelous

influence for good as Dr. Hanillbon's l?ills;they clear the complexion, make it exquis tely beautiful; they cure pim- pies rashes and skin troub es of every ind. Read the following carefully: No sri>r:'i~i'r1-1-nan co1.on-cnmmal, nnnrrmrv

"I was run down," writes Mr. Albert

E. Dickson, of Fairhaven P. O. “My

color was dull and unhealthy, appetite was poor, and Iconstantly sufl`cre from i-heumatlsm.

“I found lt hard to sleep, and felt worn

out and tired all the time. Dr. llamil- "ton's Pills made an instant change. I grew stronger, my blood was restored, rheumatlsm vanished. Today I am vigorous, cheery and healthy in every respect."

You will never realize what good

lic-alth means until you feel the quick- enlng, vitalizing effect of Dr. Hatnilton's Pills. Iavery tired, overstrained, nervous man and woman should use this grand tonic regularly. Life will then be full of happiness and buoyant health. All dealers sell Dr. l.{amilton's Pills. 250. per box, or five boxes for $1. By mail if rice is forwar o N

pl ded t C. Poison Bt Co.. oaiétford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston,

ll .

Order your Xmas baking goods at Mc-

Kenna`s. _ _ 14d1i

Take Iron-ox tablets to keep the blood in good order during the cold weather For sale at your druggist's. 13d Ill.

Your Xmas presents Hand Engraved

Free when purchased at W. W. Well- ner’s. 12d3i

Dinner Sets at P. E. Island's Greatest Crockery Store from $5.00 and upto 835.00 W. 1'. Colwill, Sunnyside. 7~ l2dtf

i

For Sale.-A sleigh with folding

back seat manufactured by Edgecqmbe 85 Sons,St.John,N.B.used only one scason.A modem well built sleigh. Will be sold a a bargain. Can be seen at Fraser's

Fortune, Doo. 10.-Shipping is greatly

hindered by the inte severity of the weather. Two vosoels are expected to load at Fortuna Harbor for Matthew Bc McLean, Bourls.

Joseph Comn had his leg badly bruised,

the result of ii. fall while leading n spirited animal.

George Wood. the popular blacksmith

st Fortuna Bridge, has lett for the United States where he will reside.

The Ayrshire calf purchased at the

Government Stock Farm, Charlottetown, by Mr. Douglas is eighteen months old and is avery fine one. Much credit is due his feeder who has taken a great interest in pure bred stock. Rev. Mr. Smith, Cardigan, preached u

very impressive sermon in the Presbyt/er_ inn Church here recently.

James Dingwell is improving slowly. Douglas Aitken has purchased a farm

from Mr. Webster, Boston, making n fine addition to his old premises.

TERRIBLE BACK PAINS.

They fag? agonixe your life. Sorne-

thing pow ul and penetrating is needed. Doctors know nothing so swift to relieve as Nervlline,a stror.g,penetrating llniment madetocurejust such pains as yours. Nervillne is vary concentrated, about four

times more powerful than ordinary liri- iments. In the worst cases Po son’~= Nervlline is extraordinarily good. All muscular pain: flees before it. Nearly fifty yeaisln use -a good recommendation.

surely.

COVEHEAD.

Covehead Dec. 10. Mr. Holland, wife

and family have moved from their sum mer residence at the North Shore into the house formerly owned by tbelate William Auld, Covehead, but now in possession of William MacIntosh Auld, Esq. Mr. Holland is afraid to attempt another winter like last winter at the North Shore.

Miss Emma Auld and Miss Susan

Gurney, Coveliead left on the 28th Nov, for Boston where they intend spend- ing the winter.

John B. McMillan and Robert C. Auld

have returned from the Canadian North West. The Covehearl school is under the

management of John N. Mc-Donald.

Bernard McCormick has lately moved

into his new residence, directly back of

St. James Chupch. Covehead.

WE OWN THE

B ORIGINAL FORMUlAE

for Ozone and pledge you our word that it contains no alcohol nor drugs of any kind, just gas held in solution. Wh knowtliat our preparation is purer than any other make, because every drop is allowed toinaturc in our laboratory for threc. months before it is shipped. \Ve also know that Commercial Ozone being an astringent preparation should always be taken with Celery King, the well known tonlclaxative. This is the only way to cure germ diseases permanently. The Celery King costs you nothing, because with each purchase of Solution of Ozone you receive a coupon entitling you to one full sized 25c package of Celery King free of cost. Be sure and ask your druggist for Ozone (the coupon kind).

TEE PUBLIC DRUG CO., BRIDGEBURG, ONT.

-Come and have your tea tonight in

the Market Hall. Only 25 cts. for tea and admission. '

' -The Ladies Thimble Club of tlic Char- lottetown Baptist Church will hold a Rummage Sale ln .'\rmnur's store. Queen St., on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 14 and

15. . llidld

Come in before the rush gets any

greater, and put aside your Christmas gifts. Vi'e'llkcep them safe, and deliver them just when you want thcm.-l1ar- zard&Moore. ' 14d il.

Just received by express new neckties,

call and get your choice. Think of us when you want gloves. Gloves for street wear, driving or for dress, gloves for the working man, gloves for everybody.-D.

Carriage shop,Graft-on street.0dttsili twm2l

COBBLER

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ROCKERS

Solid Oak

Mahogany

$3.50.

Xmas

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A. Bruce. . 14d ll.

Golden Finish-also in

Finish---regular prlcc

Price

And Now for Your

cainsrnii

GlI°`TS.... l

HRISTMAS GIFTS for the loved ones, resent

J( M5Té"»' C and absent. What shall be selected? get this

-great store with its wonderful stocks help you to

,__ think during this Christmas planning time. And

- _I reineiuber that Christmas shopping is now a. pleas- ,- V ,z ' ure. A couple of weeks later everything will be in a "` *‘ . whirl, and in' the last \veek before, Christinas ‘every-

body will be rushing. `

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I Eastern Mink stole scalloped neck piece, trimmed with six tails, 54 inches long -

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I Eaigifgn. IlIa.d. .°f’ll.°_rf _s.“_°le. fl‘lxft.’.Iil`.'lr. .}fIlr.fHel°.tf .sf`t.'l1_». iiFI(l'. .il .infill $18-O0

I Eaileilieiiigilfhdillfl-idtill?fill'.1llif_Itlelt`llIfI'l]Ifi. fill .°l€.“.vI.°.Il $16.00

nmitiommt-ms... .... ._ .. $22-50

Muffswamchfmm$s.°0r°.._.._... .' ._ _ _ ._ $22.50

$2.75 $35.00 $26.00 $20.00

I Eastern Mink, broad shoulder effect divided st .le handsomely trimmed with

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Alsoonehundredotherruilsfrom75c to....

1 very line Stone Marten neck ruil,72 inches long, lined with some and trimmed with

tenstonemartentails _ .. .

1 very line Alaska Sable neck frull, 72 inches long, self lined and trimmed with

eightsabletaiis..

3 fine Alaska Sable neck ruils, 72 incl es lone, self lined and trimmed with io sable

tails......

" zfine Alaska Sable neck rufls 60 :inches long, self lined and trimmed with Io

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1 Eastern Minh plain stole efftct. satin lined. 66 inches long. . . _ . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . .

1 Eastern Mink, plain, stole, .satin lined with silver hair efl`ect,66 inches long. . . . .

Silk Waists, Dainty Kcrcliiefs, Kid Gloves, Ready-made Skirts, ]:ickets, A Children’s Clothing, Men’s Clothing, Toilet Accessories, etc.

OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT

is spf cially prepared for this holiday season, and shows an exceptionally large and fine as- sortment of Furniture for Christmas giving. It is simply overflowing with the most elegant and handsome stock of Furniture ever seen lu this city, sul it is hard to beat in any other city, in fair comparison.l ~

See our MORRIS CHAIRS FOR THE LITTLE ONES. The cut;-st

things you could imagine. . You and yours will have a M1 rri: Christmas if you buy your gifts here,

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assortment of holiday goods, selections for everyone at all prices from a. trifle upwards to the highest. figure you may care to expend. Come early while the stock is fresh and unbroken. You will not be disappointed in the quality, the quan tity or the price.-M. Tralnor & Co.

13d lw.

The beautiful January or `New Year's

number of the Dehneator is now on sale at Cu.rter‘s Bookstore. only 15 cents a copy, sent by mail for 20 cents. Get a copy t is worth double the price. 8d lw,

Spring Skates. I Hockey Skates.

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The latest novelties in sterling silver

just arrived.-G. ll. Taylor. 14d Il.

GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyted

mywhere desired. Leave orders at c- Donald & McKiunon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-

con’s Comer. J. M. NICHOLSON, ` Pucks

I-z8dr yr Telephone No. 253 ° Wh 1 I d R ' 1 _

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Hockey Sticks. _ Sh in Pads.

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. af nm urjmd is cyeued and in o acres state o cultivation, nm haf* 80911 covered with rails and mmbeance is farm hustreams of fresh water' The two sides ofit, and has ml ab: along of older and mu-sh mud, a,,?\(,:”?“ clone proximity to the mussel 1, "‘

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one. On the rem' ~ - , “l

_ dwelling, large baiI1€,ssI1Ibll;Li)iiili0r~mble ' house, implement and out builtliiiumh

For furthe' articulars, terms gil,

V opp' to Mrs. Cl) k gh °'_»

~C. Clark or Kimble 8d‘ilin,eh}l;?i1|?i‘5§l’, 5' ‘Ut °" w~ L°iYC11» Charlottcio "w`

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FOR SALE.

The property of Mrs. Geo Ilryt-mo,

situated on the Brackle Pohl . I miles from Ch’town, coiitainiulg I of choice lend. a good dwelling lioutt and outbuildings. Near to school houii and church, making this a \-L-ry ,lcsjrlf able home. There is also a spring uf

_ water on the north side of thc fam,

which is valuable for watering stock lu, Mrs.Bryenton has gone to live in \\‘t-slit-nh, Canada,thie property may be bought at private sale at any time. For fintllcr

articulars, ap 1 to Hedlc B

P P Y Y rycniou, Royédlzgglvpg james Bryenton ncxt lima,

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Annual Meeting

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Merchants Bank or P. E. Island The annual general meeting of The

Merchant! Bank of P. E. Island will he held in the Banking Iloasc, (lrcii George Street, Charlotlciowii, an Tuesday the 9th day of january A. D. 1905, at the hour of 1| o’<~lock, it, m.

Proxies must be left wiili the casliicr

at least one day previous to thc uii~i-ling.

J. M. DAVISON,

Casliicr.

Charlottetown, Nov. 30, i9..5_

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Dividend Notice Mirchanls Barfii P. E. island

Charlottetown, 1'. l-1. I.

November 30, 1905.

Notice is hereby given that a half

yearly dividend of 8 per ccai per

annum on the ea(pitnl stock ofihii; bank has been declare payable at its llaak- ing House on and aficr thc tual. jan- uary, 1906. The Transfer books mil bc closed from December illth, 1905, to january 2nd, 1906, both days i1icln_<ivc.

By order of the lloard:

J. M. DAVISON, Caisliicr.

(‘-l\rtrlott»ciown, Nov. 34|, l1kI.'».

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I KENT FLOUR

Have you tried it?

If you want good bread

pastry do so.

Ask your grocer for it. In barrels and bags wholc- l

sale by `

Carvell Bros.

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Commenoing lliontlay. ll.-v. l|i||,lw'». U0

trains of this itailway will rua daily. s>`r|wl-\y exooptodlas follower- H _ _ I Trains Outward Stations lr.-na » lI\\\-\I'

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