l \

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use LA

l i

1 lf °_ "l Pfflhrilz _tor your Xmu _

~ 'Beer i& Goff,”

_- M _;.

. Y .

iiiii

iii iiiii

that the wool lined rubber is in its ele-

mt’-Ili.

A little too early for Overshoes, a little too cold for ordin- ary rubbers.The high fronted storm rub- ber With its warm wool lining com- ` bined with a cloth - gaiter is both neat and comfortable. \Ve have this Rub- b>r in a nice full toe with thick black wool lining. Price

800.

ALLEY & ill. »

Slater Shoe Ag mis,

CharlJtt8town,___P. E. Island. i

wdwawbioiv

°°O»Oll°O-

For Lx.l House is on Dtcem-

.ber 12th.

_ Nominations take place one

week earlier Dtcamber 5th.

Declarations are rec ived at

'The Medical Hall every day that J amies-:in not only sellsthe cheapest

e but his goods are tha Best. The Medical Hall is every nice drug- store to deal at-,is the_papula: \ er- dict. ~"

Oli)

_ » _

G‘HR‘IS'.`l'HllS

09050000

I _have opened up a fresh supply of .

‘Chnstmas I. onfeetionary, inclu ing G.

H. Chocolate, Snow Flakes and 'ly;

also Table lvaisinst ‘

I have - a'sJ "the 'latest Books,

Magazines and llaijy Papers.

R. H. eiiiiasonivsw

8 "N_ews_Dep¢\t.”_ ' ` ¢ ‘ Arihe hid stand on creat George O

Street and the`New Etand on gueeii street. - '4 ' ,Lee r.d' w u

._ -N ' _ ' rl. __

ill llllll llllllilllpllilll Sill.

The 'Misses Fonnell and Fraser

-will hold an art and needlework sal.- “in the sto'e lately occupied by -Johnson & Johnson, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Dsc. 11th and 12 b. Work includes hand-psinted China, a specialty) oil and water calore.

26, 1, 5, ll, 12.

nemovnti

Cwing to a great increase in business. I have

fo-in l it u -cessary to va: ite my present stand on Kent Street. and moved to the Robinson . Block on l_}rei-it Gen-ge Street. a fewldoors north of Cratbe s Corner, where I shall be pleased tl: l r;\ letstll old friends and as many new ones as 1 e

ig in we iring up-to-dale, well liviing X

~eloth:s,_rnarle after the latest New York Styles

Yepairing and pressing done in first class'

-~‘»lyle. All work guaranteed

- DANIEL Mc'.~RF.N,

D-\’0\'. 23 il DSC 25 Artistic Tailorino' for ‘

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SEEDED _

RAISINS ,

i=oR L xnAs i eAi<iNc l

‘Se¢r’ed raisins will be used mor ,

'than i-_ver this year on aceountot th. ‘ 'veiy_ high price oi Cui-rants. We hav. l'¢°°lV°d WH' 9.000 lbs. of Griilin &.i »Skell.’» Earle Brand which it hyrh. tho best Clliiornia Seeded Raisin oi the market. The seeds have all beer

u_":'bl°\f\l|K 3°.” U lot 0! time am ‘

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An Independent Journal, untrammellod and fear ess; aiming to be

Just, impartial; Raliahloi lloillyi

intereliis of the peopllh Bild l'°°°8l\i¥°d

seeki nt all times to further the best ‘

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.tha expectation of life. If given

i=.i.Ec'rioi~i _

Tlkeli ont ot the raisins by (machine i. u‘:°"°S ‘_h° Plllp ready tor use.. am

The Peop1¢’m Parlibr-

d t 'ts iii f N w Prowse

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Branch Offices

have been 'established at the following places where subscriptions may_ he Dol » news furnished, advertising. Job workp and other business transactedz-

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\ll'l‘le, 8.11 1'.

Alberton, Alberatgiei Bookstore-G. S.

Muttart, Agent. ‘

Souris East. Telephone oiiice - R. Sc aman,

Agent.

J.E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

Editor. .B_usin0.S_8

Manager.

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TUESDAY Dec. 4. 19(1).

THB SENATE. .

The Senate of Canada now contains &.

Conservatives and 28 Liberals. Soma of

the party papers are discussing the chances of the parties being equalised by

memfore as are others who might he amenable to

confidence and support. This is the

have would

it he had to carried

a sick bed and supported on both sides by

brother Senator! as he stoodfup to record his vote. This liasioccurred. But there

gentle iniluences- and"‘f'snun‘y_ fwiys." Bribe them!-“not with pure shekeiis of the teuhdl`goid," not with ofiiosh 'or' emoluments; but with gentle, courteous and affectionate reverence as befits thrrc

silver hairs, andabove _all with it policy so noble, with' measures' so fair-,l just and

patriotic that will of necessity win their

policy for the Liberal party with regard' tothe Senate. Dont make the old men

mad by perpetualiyilingingpthe mortality tiibles at their heads,” as ai's”ection“`ot’ the

Liberal press is now doing. Far better to p

win them over. And it we must “talk ti worms and graves and epitaphs let it

'Y' I I

llllllillilrg lll'.lh§'OK*Q- _lhl'Pll. f

Having a direct and combined action

the lapse of time and inevitable mortality. S

lisans, they say, the matter would not be one of much importance,but when an irres- ” ponsible body so frequently thwarts the will of the pe'ople as expressed by their elected representatives in the Commons i

there is some reason for making what seems to be rather a cold-blooded calcula- tion. And so they go on to tell us that no statistician can predict with any degree of accuracy how long an individual man will live, but the life term of 100 or 11110

collectively can be figured out very closely.

All insurance men, these cold-blooded calculators say, are familiar with _ the tables of mortality and

1. .

his age they can tell you in a. moment

almost what would be the term of years which the average man of that age might reasonably expect to live. And so these tables are being appied to the Senatejand particularly to its 53 Conser- vative members. Most of them are of advanced years as arealsoa number of the Liberal Senators. It is taken for granted that all vacancies which will occur will be

iilled with Liberals so long as they' party now in power retains the seals of oiiice. The transfer of 13 seats from the Conser- vative to the Liberal side would shift the majority to the Liberal side, and it has been coldly figured out that this will fake place within five years. 6

This may or may not occur.. There is an

old proverb which intimates that those who wait for dead me_n’s shoes may 3 ` long time barefoot. Besides, the Senators are mainly_ avigorous stock, as THE GUARDIAN is pleased to llearn, and have been able to far surpass ‘the years laid down in the expectation tables. One of our Senators is now in his1'ni'néty-seventh year, the'oldest~legislato`r"iu `the British Empire, and we hope that for years bn come, at least ' till the century line is reached, he may enjoy that honor, The “lm *Fad Sefelllty Of the Bed Chamber seem conducive to long life. So that' it may happen that another federal election may come round four or Eve years he nce

and find a Conservative majority still °°~'\1Dyil1g the rcd chairs in the Senate,

We conclude therefore that it would be

535501' for U16 Dirty to coneiliate rather

'~h“~“ 5° antaébnise the majority of the SGMCC- Of course the effort would be quite ‘mstefl if allpliedto some of their

i f

BRieHT's T_)|si-_'Asia

_ is _the deadliest and meg;

painful rnalady to. which '

mankind is subject. Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure any case of - Bright’s Disease. 'Pho' have new failed in.

~ 'onesiirglecase. T ~

the only remedy that ever has dared it, and they arg i the only remedy that gm, There are imitations of Dodd's Kidney Pills--pill, box and name-but imita» ~ tions are dangerous. The Ufigilltl and onl genuin cure for Bright‘s£isea.se is

It the Senators were not such strong par- i

’ Waite, our a ent in Msssachusetis, has

cess

on both the kidneys and liver. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the most valuable as a family medicine, and posltlvelycurs constipation and all forms of stomach trouble.

ltr. John White. 72 First avenue, Ot-

tawa, writes:-"I used Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills for deranged lives' and pains in the back, with excellent results.

“My wits uso! them for stomach

trouble, and pains about the heart, and

ta entirely our-ed. They anlnvaluabla

Scores ot_ hundreds of families would

not think of being without Dr. Chase'l Kidney-Liver Pills in the house. They are purely vegetable in composition and remarlsably prompt and etectlve in action. One pill a. ;dose. 25 cents a bor. at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bath and Co., Toronto. _

ihe Light of_;the World, or

our shviour in Ari. I i s

ihe wor!d’s griafcst pai. ters. T ue oopiesti the isterpieces in ' the art' galleries psf;-'_Europe.l Every, piotnrsis as beauiitnlis a sunrise over the hi lops. Cohfai is' description oi ,

the painters biograapliy,” "pt ih. _ painters. names an, ” flooatitgus - or the galleries in. Europe where the origiials miv to s »f’.»."__Also con'i.i -» a C nid’s Hepa-tu.ent, . including s' Chilo_’.. Story of C iiist-_and His W -iher. _o antiluly writ e". to fit -each .pu tu; e. fills wonderful book. mafclieless in it.-, purity and beauty, appeals to _evlry moihei’s heart, and in every Christian home where therofre chil lren the bool srlls i sel'.` Cn s i ii men and women are makin; money rapid] y taking orders. A Chrisiin man or woman can in this community soon :rake $1,000 taking or-dns for Ctristmas presents, Mr..

g e

sold over $3 000 worih of the hooks in “ a vi ry shi rtiime. Mrs. S.cko.t. our agent in New York, his stld over 8l,- 500 worth ol ihe books in a very shori imc. Tue book is printed on _ velvet- iinisbed paper, beautifully -bound in Cardinal R d and gold, and adorned wiin Goldanlt ses and Liles. It is, wit out doubt. ihe most beautiful, book ut this century. Wriie lor terms quickly and get the management ot thai territory. You can work on salary or commission, and when you prove your sucieis we will promote you io th# position of Manager and Correspondeni, it a permanent salary, to devote your time to attending io agenis and the cor- re pondence. 'Wanted also a S ate Minager to have charge of cilice in Leading City ti the S ate and manage ' .I1 the business ot the State. Siiid io

ferms. I Address- 6

THE BRITISH-AMERICAN C0- Corcoran Building, Opposite U. S. Treasury, Washington. D. C. ~

- Nov. 30 ti.

1 l' I i a

YEARLY to Chris-

° tian man or woman

to lcok aiier our growing busi- ness in thisaudadjoiningg Qonnt- ies; to acl as Manager and Cor- respondert; work can bs dose

%8$

Xing of ffreni dll.

Y The “ King &uality” shoe itll boot! awarded the Gold the highest award at the Paris Exposition, where hundreds of _ _V makes from the best shoe factories of -’

were also shown. i 1 ._ ,

The lady who wears a “King Qttdty" _

wears the best ladies’ shoeein the world.

.` __

. ‘ss

' llodloltlol

as a family medicine." A

ings of our Saviour and His M iiher by 6

A ~.-PP _ -' - -

satisfy this buying public in

right.

6th at 7 p. m. _

' THOMAS HICKHAM.

Beauty of iiriish, handsome design, perfect

fit-appearance, g and comfort, ,witir thef Pflol

rpm hy The J. o. Kin; co., unites, forests. i i

Alley 61 Co, Alanis at Charlottetown.

_ A "__ 7 f__~» l -_-.¢ ,_ A, ~

notbe forgotten that death may enter t-Le, M Commons as well as the Senate and none" . '~ » r ‘ ~ _ 7 ' _ can bar the doors against his coming. A - _ _7""" ` ____.._

~ _ -‘_ ‘ - -_-J " The Electors of the Cirdigsn Dis-‘ Tha undersigned having been

I , __ - », _;._~___ triot are rsspectluliy requested to attend viicil by the Liberal Conservative

A ' -f‘9»"`- ' ` the iol'owingameetiugs:- _vention ot the S 'cord Esotoral District

_ V ~» " Diuidw. oiiday. Decsmber3 d, at tl Qiieenfs County io sms as Cunt.

’ 7 p. in. d-tes-tor tba district at the Provincial

' lialdwizfs Road~,_Tussday, Dacemberlalsoliouto be held-o_o December 1I»l\,= 4i.hat7p.m. 1 - ' ’bagte-anosuneeihatthaywlilmeots _Nair Perth. Wednesday, ‘\|__,g,¢' ¢,,1_¢¢;,' q..~ - _ s~.hu7.m. h _ -._ _ i

P _ _ planes . _

Cardigan Hall, Thursday, Desemberi Rnstioo B.nk, madly, December

l8rd`at7pm. .

M 0 M Mcuoxhtp. ritw nilhghw, roam, nhotahai A

‘ 4th. at 2 p. ni

The Op »-sitio C indidaies are cor- Wheaslsy River, Tuesday. D.oombsr

dialy invit d. 41|, lt 7 p. 'm. ` Nor 30th 1900-§&v ti. , Hunter River, Thursday, December

6m! Pa me

4th day of December. at 6 o’elock.p.m

Morell Hell on Frida . the 7th da

S‘. Andrew’s Cherry .Hill S-hool

House, Head ot HiIlslo‘o. on Monday. the 10th day ot December, at 6 o`c.ltck

4-»i,_v€<»\.»~.` V

~ . `..

> § ‘£ .__ > i| 5 -u g

._..IN.__

usliian Eh'

lea Sells.

Wo’ve received __,`a' _csiik of

the above through ,'Tin,ists‘ke of shi ters and if"we' don’t

this article, we are not the

lovrselling people that every one knows we are. . _ . ‘

They're selling very. low, .

We’re bound to make 'em go.

‘1`hey’re the nicest one; in

_ town

And thevery latest style. Drop in and see them.

Everything else sellin at

/the low price for which we are so noted.

W. P.l‘»0lWll.

The Crockery Ware lien. 1

P. E. Island’s Greatest Crockery

i Store. ' _

Sunnyside, Charlottetown. .

.drosscdqtsmped envelope for ' particnlarsto H. A. Sherman, General ,Manage-1'. 'Co"ooran Building, oppcsiie United States g

Treasury, Washington D. 'C. `

Nov. 30 ti,

_ Plus

()D,[)’3 - ,hawaii iiiaon0uoa_i.i. E

General, Agent, Commission `

Oiiico and Rooms 73 Great George

53”! Pilban , ,l_»Streov, Charlottctawn, P. E Island

llerchant and Auctioneer

THIS -:-:-:-:-:-i-:--:-;-.-:-:-:~:- -

_ SElS0lllBLll WEATHER, Q

° "J °.lA0.sa as as

-. CO

_ Fh ld ` d- 'that ' 5.3¢., f...".‘I';‘.'.. ..’.`3"»ip. ...§°.‘2f " ‘

nite, Bttin _u `d ti '

UIOIIIU

having this done. We make-a °~ speelaltlyof this-work. . ' ' s°s Fofbei it '

_~ ~ - North Wiltshire, Friday, Dcoellbet ‘

7th, at- 2\p.m. '

oi December. at 6 o’¢-lock 'p. m. ` y I H i ,md n ,|_ 7 Head S'. Pete1’.s Bly. Tuesday the spec! u y B'-. J0tg;T°_nM_u`_ an

e i-I

6ihd iD_ b , t6 ’_1 lr . .

Pearse; Sptxigxnfrori Th0u§t;iy,Pti':a Epmum G‘“‘I‘n"‘|

. L I,

°i0d&w td

milton, Friday. December ‘7ih.al7

I I I P. E'

~ North River, Saturday, December

- \8 h. at 7 p. m. D h

The undersigned Candidates for the at lamp' 2 nn' I 'uni' ecemb” w`

Second El cloral District of King’l= C__r;|wa°_|l_ Maud", Dwgmbu. low’ County, will meet the clictors of said M 7 m . -

‘District at the fo lowing times a di A,£,'n}i,1|_T",d”’Dw.mb,,. lub' places: ‘ -

i 2 . .

Q y y ` \

of Dicember. at 6o‘tlock p. m. _ f ` f . r r"“=" ' f="'°‘*

_ . ' ' _ _ .

' Cost nearly $100,000, to proi ` ._ m’ f _ A .,- -h L ‘ Contains nearly 100 pul'-page engrug.-`”` AN.~rBQ§IY ‘MCI ADPBLAY' ` , ~ `“ '

_ ARTH R PETERS. _ i _ u......g. of t.. i-aim... .1 o.. l TW UPP_°9lll°,|l Cindidlivi 11'? 1”°|iMurrav llarlo Disiriot will no bel-1 ai Yilofl I0 lil!! d- , _ the tollowinc tjm s and places to wtiicl _NOV--28 l'&W- - the Opposition Candidates are rrsptcl.

lfollv invited.

27th at 7 p. m, a

at 7 p. in. _

Petovs Road East School House, Fri

Dec. 5 h at 7

N' -lleylirld Hall. Friday, D.o. 7ih

at 7 ii. m.

D-v. 8. at 7 p. m.

10. ai 7 p. m.

A 1' . BRUCE.

JOHN ANNEAR. Liberal Candidates, 22 d & w, Pat.

Muirry Bivrr Hall, Tues- ay, Nov,

High Bank, W dnetday, Nov. 28th

vat'7~p.vin. 'll |' ol

c1thw.iiihm.Thmahy, Nev. :tit

C mm rcial C oss Hall, S turlsy,

Moitugue Bridge Ball, Monday, Dec. illlllllllh Sidlll.

Murray Harbor S nth ilall. Tuesday,

Dec. llth at 7 p. m.

ihéium” Wd Dlaois below

Novelnbef 30th, “.7 p_ .Q I ,

Tratadie Cross, Déesmbar bth at

p. m. ‘ 'i , ' »

Harrigon Hail, hfwglgfy' point’

December 7th, at 7 p.`¢i\,

at your home. Enclose elf-ad-` ` A 0; _-' 'l J- H- CUMM[3KBY" ` ' P E '

_ y _ H., i . p, _ _

a a , ~ _

c o 9 I

s ‘ _ ° ' - I ’ '

J AS Palmer,

I. baral Candidates

PETER. HCCOURT

24 d & 'il

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_ §':.°"..ia'.:.':.’£§.iT%..:.*° 'i°f"i""f

-ir. oh=ao»m at niiiaherhia

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Lara of New ironic. ilpaia henna a

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Votes ealo`nsal|,isoiaity` 4 " '

_.=_-_ _4. - _. 1* ‘-_~- ~.5.\_.,~ » ~ ;» ~ _

P _ ‘ i - Wholesale _ iticil Meetings. ho... ~ Public 'Hebtihxvhbo addressed by the undersigned will bsjha`ld_ 1.ho|-ugh.

out the Third District oi _ Qiieeiio at _

sshqhin r.1u‘iin R ,i ‘“~"P""‘l"P"°°° ..........‘z:f°.:. °~' *M -»-~----»~»-

4thI?i»i-itrildini Swmi Dm°b°" ls’ a' in i é 2

7P°=-- ~~" ? ' 'T ttl`raaYa|ioa--

Wl°\1°O Hd-lt December 6th at 7 N I

'r A naman

om cmiiasu-... my U,

0398!!!!

ig! i if itil

lioiiri

is butch QQRI ...w “am

. p. in. ' _ A

ll -aiherdsle Hall. Thursday, Dee'.l ~“ml*“ ‘ ull’

6.h,ai7p. m. l Kovhdao

|07 Fm

T--‘ 'f-" -1_5? ”‘?s_ __-_li

Hall at Mount Frida ' . l

ine,

Interns

p Little York Hall, ligmmbgr g_|,., rn!"

7 _ ~ ‘at 7 p.~ m. '

Respsmaitsr

in into

i i

--ol *Ili*

dav. Nov, 3_'i:b. at 7 p. m. 7.* mmf

St. M111; F4 Road West Sxhooi Holt!! i ___

Mun lay, D~c. 3rd. at 7 p. m. ' ' N mn*

into c . iniir .<1 .o. h. ' ‘ __,, _;_ ~~ ~=° =»~ .°- M I lunar maui

Lower Moivague Rall, W.dneadsy`| nllfilt . . . . .

Traasler

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