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$150,000 PITTSBURG FIRE

Pi'r1'siii'izf:, Nov. 30.-A fire which broke

out in the tivo story building of thc Grail Stovc & liiiiigu Co., Nos. iiilil and iiil Lib- uriy uvcnuc, tmluy, totally destroyed that structure and caused n loss of about $150,- U‘)U.

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Must Be Quick.

Piiiiis in the stomach and attacks oi' the

colii- come on so suddenly und are so ex- tremely piiiniui tliut immediate relief iiiust bc obtained. There is no necessity oi sciiiling for it doctor in such cases if a bottle oi i)lii».iiiberlniii`s Colle, Cholera and lliiirrliocii licincily is at linnd. No doctor can pix-.~uril>e ii bcttcr medicine. For sale

l PHUEHESSIVE l ._

Siililili SEHUUL

A Paper on the Rise and Prof.

gross of the School in '

' Kensington. _

The article reproduced below ls a paper

prepared and read by Miss M. E. Bentley at an anniversary service of Kensington Sabbath School. It ia now published at the request of a number of readersz- ' in un. spring or urls, in n ninnii iiiinpi-

dated school-house on the corner of Merrill and Victoria Streets, ln Barrettfs Cross, now called Kensington, a meeting was held forthe purpose of organizing a Sab. bath School. ' ‘

At this meeting, all the Protestant de- nominations, consistlng chiefly of Eplscopaliaus, Preabyterlans and Metho- dists, were represented, each being de- sirous of having a school. Neither con-

gregation having ability to support one alone, it was the decided to unite and a Union School was accordingly cr-

gnnlzed.

Among those present at this meeting were the late Thomas and Mrs. Sims, the late John and Mrs. Glover, Miss Grace \Vebster, John Sharpe, G. W. Bentley, und others. As all felt the importance of having the work started at once, it was moved by Mrs. Sims that Mr. Bentley be Superintendent, which was unanimously carried.

During the summer months, school conf

tinued to be held in this same little build’ ing, until 1877, when, the Public Hall be- ing completed, it afforded a more spacious meeting-place for the growing needs. Some of the first teachers who came for' ward- to help, were the late Mrs. John

by ull 4li'u;.;;,fisi.s.

Glover, Mrs. T. Walker, Miss Grace Web. ster, Mrs. Matthew Sheenan, and later on

L I H .~_n` _-me BS'-'==== as i manydiscouragements,we are thankful

thirty yearsof its existence, our school

..,_ For a moment, we would linger, in

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` harmonious songs of praise, are fond re»

= collections which can never be forgotten.

The Overcoals we are showing for winter wear

are made of the preitiest fabrics, and are tailored most perfectly. They fit snlendidly, and are of the stylish square shouldered effect so much to be de- sired now-a-days.

C Prices fire lteasonabl

The prices are very reasonable indeed, starting

at $5.00 for a good sensible wearing Overcoat, and up by easy stages till $20.00 is reached, which we claim is the apex of Overccat Perfection.

And remember if you are tall, short, slim,

siout, or medium we can fit you perfectly. We know our end of the business and we know it well. Come in and let us show you how well.

Prowse res.,

The Only Real Good Clothiers. lm Drum” _N M N. “_ M LW. Phm B.

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Furs or cold ther. lla. _ .

am-issue, wovgdsum aaililyaln, lovely Sunnyside. ' , _ _ - . ,.1 ._ _ ‘Q

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Mr. Proctor. ,Mark Ponnd.~ John son and_Wllliam Ramsay. _ _ . _ _ Being a Union' School, no catechiama we ima. uns nine ninnd some »¢n`¢uf¢q_ A prominent future, was the Bible Class for`young mon, 'which was vary _largely attended. Nodoubtithia unltycfthoughtr and work :nr are general phd, _mama in urs innginoninnn and friendly motions which have continued io characterise the different denominations up to the present.

After some years, during which the

attendance had greatly grown, the roll of membershipilrst numbering 'only dftsen, having increased to about one » hundred 1 and twenty-five, the Episcopal church de- cided toscparate from the union, a fact

other denominations, and even by some of

their own congregation. The school now continued for several

years, attended by Presbyterians, Bap' tists and Methodists, until the Presby- terian church was completed, in 1885 when an agitation began for separation; but nothing definite took place until the spring of l8&, when the Presbyteriana withdrew, rnnninin snbbnrii ssnnci in their own church, and the remaining members were left to occupy the Hall. They, however did not remain there much longer, for in September, 188), when this church was opened, wh were glad to meet

in the Vestry.

Up to this time, Sabbath School had met

only during the summer months, butvthc idea of keeping it open for winter also, had been discussed, and after a trial, which was very satisfactory, it has con- tinued tothe present time an evergreen school. ,, In 1897, after twenty-two years of

active service, our first Superintendent was obliged toretirc, on account of ill- health. Mr. Proctor, who for years had _ been an earnest and faithful Bible-class teacher, was unanimously elected to iill that oiilce, ably pei-forming the duties of Superintendent, until advancing years

compelled him to resign, regretted by all Sincethat,tlmeourpresentSuperintendent. Mr. Lowther, has faithfully continued the work; and although there have been

to report a growing interest. During the

has seen many changes, and of those teachers and pupils who first attended, not one ls now among us.

loving memory of those who have gone

rcmains.()f those might be mentioned thciste Mrs William Paynter, who for many years was a faithful teacher, until ill-health and weakness of body compelled her retirement from the work she loved; but whose consistent life] and devoted

i service,will long be remembered. i It wonldbe interesting to follow the icareers of many who have removed to wider spheres of usefulness; hut we know that whatever new associations mayhave eiitered their lives, the mam- ories of the old Sabbath School--the

precious lessons taught by earnest teachers-the \ipllfting`~of the soul in

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- DEAD SICK OF AST!-IMA!

You couldn't be otherwise with such a

ozone today an§ cure yourself; it is

the case.

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$175,000 OIL FIRE.

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Kansas Cirr, Mo., Nov. fl).-The ware-

house of theStaiidard Oli Company at Armourdnle (Kas.) was burned today, causing alosn of $175,000. This was the Standard Company's principal warehouse wcat of Whiting (Ind). It was not insur- ed.

Too Muon rooo

Every time you eat too fast, cram too

offend a law of nature and will probably suffer headaches, nausea, billlonsness,

littlainan agreeable manner with such aplcasant and efiloacious treatment as Hutch you need not suffer all these

relist from thoselittls complaints and if you give it a thorough trial yon will und that it will cure you permanently of the causal which produce them. Hutch ia a doctor for ten cents. Silo. and 500. all drug stores. For sale by all Drugglsto.

' one ict or wniiring skim ni. sim min 02.25, also a lot of waiats at $1.il),samplos. t Paton‘s. Bd 8|

Of course it is only natural for us to

pr-also our goods-We know theyhre most excellent-hntwe would like you tomove this loryoiirselfthnt “Ncwson’s|Fni-niture is boat.” idili

which was much regretted by each of the '

distressing malndy. Well, for one dollar spent on ' Catarrhoiione" you can be thor-

ouglily cured, Foolish io delay, because ast ma steadily rows worse.Get Catarrh-

pieasanttousc. very simple, and aran- for New York. ll \`¢P0rted as having heed. P 'ibetib th tl fzdu . and Medregcithe mgp,e‘;‘;“:3m° gauggtff been in communication by wireless tele C,,,.,,,|,,|_v citmhozono must bsgmd, “_ graph with the station at Siasconsett, hasn't failed yet, no matterhow chronic M588-.|1117-40 B- lil-e110 mile! Beet 0!

Itseomsthsuchaiittlswavtome » __ -Aarons tower. st.;-gigs countflf-th'b'

anuayetnct amaze. tor iv. nu srown ¢°`i

\ hi _ ’ _ 1 ' *T _ _ The homo ofthosfof whomlam scfond: They make it soom` 'familiar and most

dear,

Ab jouraeying friends bring distant re-

gions near.

so sions it iiu, not when my night in _ clear I think I almost see the gleaming ' I strand: '

I know I feel those who have gona from

here

Come near enough sometimes to touch

my hand.

I often think, but for our veiled eyes, We should und heaven right round about

us lies.

And so for mothers nothing is in death, Arid so the grave has lost its victory:

It is but crossing wtth abated breath

And whlteastfaoo, a little strip of .

sos. °

To find the loved ones waiting on the

shore,

More beautiful, more precious than

before.

-ELLA Wnnnmiiz Wrncox.

Got New Vitality _ ' increased Appetite

True Siren th, Vigor and Bnoya.nt_ Health QuEckly _Fo lowed the use of DR. HAMII4TON'S PILLS.

and liver are stimulated disease-breeding . poisons are carried off, the entire body renewed and restored. _ Lack ofa petite is chan d into keen

arsrnade perfect. Thus, all you eat is turned into nourishment, and building -

materi .

Read the evidence published here; it

tells just how Dr. Hamilton's Pills cure the sick and help the weak:

VITAL ENERGY INCREASED.

“When I arose in the morning my

limbs ached and I felt dull.

digest Bropeliiiy. ,

Dr. amllton's Pills strengthened my

stomach,purifled my blood, made me feel like new . No better medicine

exists.

(Mrs.)L. M. Moi-iuzfr, Sydneyl, 0, B.

By relying_on Dr. Ham tons Pi s you

are sure of strong vitality, nourishing blood, bright, cheery spirits. The marve of this medicine is that it keeps you well

Epzaeveuts and wards oil' sickness of every n . _ _ Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills keep thousands of

ople heaitbly. `Won't you use oheinalsoi

ggi eve w ere in Mc. boxes or five

boxes forghby mail from N. Poison Sc Co., ingston, Ont., and Hartford. Conn., U._ S. A. ' _

ANOTHER MISHAP.

Bmocnroiir, Conn., Nov. ill.-In a mass

play during a game of football today between two local elevens, Lee McNally, aged 21, had his spine fractured at a point between the shoulders and is ndt expected to live.

' A Certain Cure For Croup.

When a child shows symptoms of croup

there is no time to experiment with new remedies, no matter how h_lghly they may be recommended. There is one prepara- tion that can always be depended upon. It has been in use for many years and has never been known to fail. vis: Chamber- laln‘s Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M. F. Compton of Market, Texas says of 'it, “I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in severe cases of croup with my children, and can truthfully say it always gives prompt relief." For sale by all 'druggista

WIRELESS REPORT.

Nnw Yoak, Nov. ill.-The steamer

Cedric, from Liverpool and Queenstown

Nantucket lightship. The Cedric will probably dock about 830 a. m. wmor.

row.

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES

for all makes of machines at Five Cents per package and everything else pertain- ing to sewing machines at greatly re duced prices. Look for the red S., Queen Street, Charlottetown. also on south sldc or Water Street, Summerside, P. E. I.

A new lot of goods just arrived, hail

lamps,librarylamps and otharassortnients for the holiday trade at the large Crock- ery Store.-W. P. Colwill. 12-ld twf4w.'

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and your fancy work. We have a very full line to select from. Try our special mixture. Low prices and gen- erous weight.

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_ V 8_0; tons Albion Slack. 75 tons Inverness Round.

i = 75 Inverness Peanut

A, Pickiliil 8100.

PHONE 240.

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1 sTizoNc, Liesiuii, Pnourr. FULL covEuNi~ii:NT inarosirs

» - l.‘0WES'l` RATES

JOHN R.. Mae!/EOD - - - MANAGER.

I I -_Dl_Rl:`.CTOKS:-

JOHN Y- PAYZANT - - PRESIDENT.

» ' President Bank of Nova Scotia.

HON. WM. CHISHOLM ,-- VICE-PRESIDENT _' ‘ _ _ Director ‘Empire Trust Co.

-I# WALTER ALLISON-` Director Bank of Nova Scotia GEO- S.' CAMPBELL - Director Bank of Nova Scotia WlLL_IAM_ _J . CLAYTON.-Director Sun Fire Trust Co. ANDRLW- Mo.cK_|NLEY - "Directcr'Empire Trust Co. J. Gr- MIGKINTOSH' - -_ Director 'Eastern Trust Co

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and all the horrid dlstrssses which are so '

caused. Nowif on will assist nature a 1! » ` 4 3 G-’h°r`-I A_“’nt' ch"l°tt°t°w“°

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lCoal!Coal!Coai

To arrive by stesuiers 'during this month viz: ”

3- 3# “T\IfbiIl»"i “Benlvistl»" V ‘F4 "Richard," with car¢°¢l

y.essrve. Runniine md.N_ut Coal for Domestic purposes.

We wouldithereiore advise consumers to book their orders at once

lets _

cod getltlieirsappiyl of cool in, fresh fiom' the mines before winter {n._- 1i_,: T _ ,

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- same place. Try us on yournext Parcel.:

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' 75 cases Boots, 'Shoes-and

Rubbers, all to be sold at

the lowest prices for spot cash.

CONROY

. ' The Shoemm,

`~ - _ Sunnysid_e» Ch’town.

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Eyes

Tested.

_ We are proud oi the f satisfaction we are giv-

ing in our optical d.-

, partment. . If your

eyes trouble you com: in and have them tested,-won’t cost you anything. `

~ Glasses recommended

only when required. Satisfaction guaran- teed.

ELLIS.

The Druggist and Graduate Opticians

€ Custom Tailoring, Gents Fur nishings, ilats, Cavs. etc” Sn.:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and sumuwr wear.

Our cloths are imported fr°"

-he .vary best inauu acturers in lnglat. i, Scotland and Ireland and include: . ' Worsteds. .Fancy Sllifillsbi

- Vicunss, 3¢l‘¥¢9.

Tweede, ~ Trowserlngs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. _Overooatings in ,Vicunae.iR“|“'

_< prooffaird fancy Worsteds-

_‘We can guarmtle Sl_fl°f°¢ti°°

'inthe cutting, Biting 'ind make UF of our cloth g. .

We invite you to cailond ex-

amine the Mock and believe WI wilibe able to suit you.

' Yoursrespéctiully.

Join iiciiaon s. co

, &?_sn Street.

lottstown.

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lnobriattoa

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Dominion Bland ina

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