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name or `Stuart'a Dyspepsia

tablets

of the active prin-

lilplioullblllied il\.i/hem la sufllclent to 9!9l'°\|¥hiy digest till) grains of raw meat, °l_l_¥l md other wholesome food. "T3¢\"~l¢'Q Tlbiets do not act on the bbwela like after dinner pills and cheap Gdtllartics, which simply irritate and in- the intestines without having any effect whatever in digesting food or cur-

gugindigeation.

If the stomach can be rested and assist-

ed in the work of digestion it will very aoou recover its normal vigor, as no oigan is so much abused and overworked as the stomach. _ , ,

This is the secret; if there is any secret of the remarkable success of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, a remedy practically unknown a few years ago and now the most widely known of any treatment for atqmach weakness.

This success has been secured entirely

I upon its merits asa digestive pure and simple because there can he no stomach trouble if the food is properly digested.

Stuart`s Dyspepsia Tablets act entirely

on the food eaten,digest.iug it completely, so that it can be assimilated into blood, nerve and tissue. They cure dyspcpsia. _water brash, sour stomach,gas and bloat- ing after meals, because they furnish the digestive power which weak stomachs lack add unless that lack is supplied it is useless to attempt to cure by the use ol "tonics" "pills" and cathaitios which . have absolutely no digesti ve power.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be found

Ancient Masonry is but the '

Forerunner~.of»t_he Present _

older

l The folbwing is,_.an extract of a ser- mon preached before Mount Zion A. F.

Church, Kcnslnirton by the Rev. J. A. Lwinlleld, S. W.

The speaker took for hlstext 2Chron.3~l.

if‘Then Solomon began to build the House

Moriah".

There are_ countries in this world that

have great historical interest-countries with dazzling snow capped peaks, won- lerful rivers and ravines, towering cliffs nd mountains that are fascinating on xccount of their historical past, but me- hinks none so historic, none so famous as Mount Moriah, made famous hy that thrilling episode inthe life of Abraham, when he to all intents and purposes ofl'er- ’ed his only son Isaac to God, again made famous by the erection thereon of l)avid`s altar of thankfulness to God, on the site of Dinah the Jebusites, thresh- ing floor, and more famous still on account of it being the site whereon that great and magnificent 'structure King Solomons temple was raised. 'l`h_at great historic event narrated

,at all drug stores and the regular use ol ‘all and especially to Masons a wonderful

ous or two of them after meals, will de- gllonstrate their' merit better than any

Undivided is ' Attention' _ ` to ` ‘Prescriptions 1

'- Our prescription depart- - ' ment is in a room separate; - from the store proper. It is removed from .a11_ noise. bustle and interruption of business. The dis rser ~ is able to give his sol: at- tention to the compound- ing of prescriptions. free from all forms of distrac-

' tion. -~ , ' _

‘ This obviously means

‘ better service, and adds

nothing to the-cost. Our 1 ~ prescription pnicea. are as _~ low as can be,l_1ad for good service and they are alike

to all. -l '

None but .experienced phannacistsof ample ex- _ perienoe Eli prescriptions

_here. _ ‘ -

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__ The Medical .l:Iall, _

aatrsctiou. What a wonderful work it was, accomplished by thousands of skilled _craftsmen vvhoMafterwards travelled the world throi1gh1And today their work is seen through strange countries and cli- mates, under every sky, in every land. From sea to sea and pole to pole are traces of thcirlsbor and work. Even upon the colossinl temples of india, in the tangled forests of South _-imcrica. in equatorial Africa, aye the world thru’ there is the stamp ofthe noble work of the Ancient \. F. and .-\. M. ' It is true _that wonderful temple with

all its grandeur was destroyed by the _A.-lsyriuns. Againit was built and again fdestroycd, and now no longer is heard the sound of the gnvcl in the quarries. N0. longer is lieurd thc song of the crafts- men as they cheerfully go to their labour. The stones thas. were Fitted have decayed and gone to dust. The. House of Israel has fallen from its grandeur but the memory of its glory isnot, nor ever will be for- gotten. And of later ages gone arc the belted knights, gone is the glittering

plements of \\ ork, but in the place of there has sprung up 1| Spiritual Masonry, aMasonry of Peace, brotherly love, a charity that never faileth. Esta Per- petua. Let it live for ever, which it will fol its essence is eternal. ` It‘ changes not with climate, but in season and out of season in every land it is the same. 'The Israelltisll brothel' looking backi upon sacred and Masonic 'history, and to-day standing in the new templepanlsiry, “God is good, and his mercy endureth forever." The Mahmu- etan with his face towards his Mecca, can say, “there is but one God and I-ie is in His temple," an`d~t.lie follower of the meek and lowly Christ is also carried away by the beauties' of that temple. Hebrew and Assyrian, Mahometan, Jew, and Gentile all kneel at the altar of Masonry, of truth, virtue and equality, and vow allegiance to its obligations and trusts.

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Spirltunl Masonry, of brotherly love and fervent charity, of a teaching that will enable us to build our characters and fit our lives so that eventually we may all be fitted in the Spiritual Temple of one

King. Thank God for the true Spirit of

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of the Lord at- Jerusalem ln Mount

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what ma,” desire to labor for the common good. . ’_ " . , _ _ _ -

1. dum” to cu" |uy_ 'Iheu Solomon began to build the - ~ _

,meh mm, out or , temple took seven years to build, but the _ ’

temples! the Spiritual will go on build- \

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-w miorofsf- mow. chown-Th. RlFLE MATCH "

_ £i_ALEXANDRA-

One of the best rifle matches of the

season was hold 'at the range of J. H. Judson, Alexandra on Saturday Deo.2lth. Althoughlthe weather was cold, the scores were such as could sca.rcely'be excelled ‘by the, best club in Uanada. With the exception of two or three the contestants were all members of the Pownal Rifle Club. _

The following is the prize list.

KI) yards, prone, 10 shuts.

Wm. Judson 48 J. H. Judson 47 J. M. Jones ' 47 Austin Judson 46 D. White 44 W. Smith 43 W. Kennedy 42 S. McLennan 42 J. W. Jones 42 J. B. Jones -ll J. Moore 41 F. Haley 40 A. Jones 40 L. N. Seaman 40 E. E. Jordan -li) F. Ferguson 39 A Kennedy 39 Athol Seaman 39 J. Win. Jones 37 E. Jones 37 N. Gay 30 B. Wood 33 \V. Drake 32 E. Drake 32

in this and the following chapters is for _A Robertson 32

E. Martin D. McRae -31

‘A00 yards, prone, 3 shot .~:.

Jas. Moore 14 L. N. Seaman 14 J. Wm. Jones 14 W. Kennedy 13 D. White 13 J. I-i, Judson 13 A. Ferguson 13 J. M. Jones 13 S. McLennan 13 N- Gay _ » 1:3 Wm. Judson 13 A. Kennedy 13 J. W. Jones, 12 A. Kennedy, 12 F. Haley, ll A. Jones, ll E. Jones, 10 E. Smith, 10 E. J ordau, 10 J. Jones, 10 A. Robertson. ' I0 Athol Seaman. I0 W. Drake, 10 C. Jones, ll

lance, gone are ull the operative im- E_Ma|_u"_ 9

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A WORLD OF GOOD.

'l‘huft's What Mrs. Kinsella Says Dodds Kidncy Pllles did for her.

Sr. lllntaculs, Que.; Dec. Z6.-(Special).

-Women who suffer will be interested] in the story of Mrs. James Kinella, Of this place.

“ I had u pain in my right hip," say Mrs. Kensella,“and` in the small of the back, and was swollen all down the right side of the abdomen. I was obliged to pass water every fifteen minutes ln a buming, itching sort of way, I could not sleep, but was obliged to sit in a chair for two summers. _ “Then I started to use Dodd's Kidney

Pills, and after the first box felt much better. I continued to use them, and now I can go to bed and sleep as other people do. They did me a world of good ir. other ways, too,"

SECRETARY RESIGNS

Mol>l'l'l¢EAl., December 3l.»Ernsst

Cooper. secretary of the Canadian Manu- facturers' association has resigned. He will become manager of a local lndustry. Helms been at the head of the Montreal office for four years.

Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the

Philippines _

“ While with the U. S. Army in the

Philippines, I contracted chronic diar- rhoea. I suffered severely from this terrible disease for over three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any good until I tried Cl1amberlain's Colle, Uholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy, two small bottles of which entirely cured m_e and I have since no retum of the disease."-HIRHAN Srsuv, 2l2l N. Union Ave.,l’uebio. Colorado. For anis by all druggists.

DISCHARGING INSTRUCTORS.

Loxnor, Deo. N.-The Morning Posts

Shanghai correspondent says the Chinese government ll discharging the German military instructors throughout the Yangtse region and replacing them with Japanese. ' ' '

WHEN CHILLED T0 Till BONEA dose of Perry Iavll' Painkiller in hot weetened water will quickly warm you up. It isa thousand thhll better than drinking whiskey. Ward _oil and cures coiuuunoougii-. ' * I

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riccs from $30 til $97.

W -e

1 Men’s Coon Coats and o Ruds still on han

JAMES PAION `& _

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MMMMMMNAIMMMAAMMMS

There Can bc but 0nc~‘~Larg¢st_ _and Bzst Company” --ll" lS -

Ihc Mutual Life Insurance Company of Ncw»York

Men of character and ability should become identified n ilh ii-_ There is always an opportunity for good men to umkc money and

reputation in its service

Assets. over - I - - ' ° ' '» $401.00()-00 Paid Policyholders. over - - ° $630.000.00 ' Apply to 1. ' A. N. FRASER. Provincial Manager, Charlottetown, P. li. l.

i SEE CARTER’S CART_[ R_`S °

' Home Made Candy. GR1l(ER_Y

Big Display in window. Nothing

Figuratively Speaking Inferior'

11252? lédrietitid f111f1S iiS Way into this De- i is Stamped with me in. partmeut. The 'enviable

. cleliabe brand Purity feP“i“tl°” Carried by ‘mf

Wh01esomcne5S’_ Exceuf Confectionery -is upheld _

eu¢e_ here. Our Stock is com-

plete snd the standard of

'Wholesome Exréell_ex;_ce _Hand _Purity is

ro ec e wi ea ouscare.

Sweets P ,_ ’ .

LC( US

Show You _

are the only kind carried

by 515. Our home made

_ can is ea erly sou ht _ _

afte,-yhy the kiowing 0,555, what_we have in this store.

' and our different kinds of It will ‘“t°"e5i Y9“ “lid

Cake are“justlikemother m°Y_ be me ‘Helms Pf “sed to m,,ke_»» rushing your Grocery bill

In Fruit, Nuts &c, we have Smaller- '_ _

.11 kinds rms and cies... The <1\w1;ly <»f~<>\1f s°°d-l

C ’ C f cannot fail to please. 21|' Cl' S 0Il CC 01161' _ ~ .gd .f Y clinrsivs Gaoceav

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tonfcctioncry -_ _ff-Xmas Fruit and Nuts-I

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L3-mb! Astrachau and Persian’ ' l Want to be fresh and dainty our cn

tire stock in both stores of confection-

is srooln __ ,_

Pigngi V vidlilib E Organs. ~ B°°.l9¢_ .-.__ I .~ '$ewlng__Maclii_nes_ Accordeona; Mandolins ` Tambourinee autoharps Mouth Organ! Sewingllachine Gfam0P1_1°}\¢ ‘ ` Needles ` Needles " '_

Gramophonee Guitars _ __ f We have also full control'»dl' lite

arfrult,u nts, ch tes, figs and fancy `h"‘;m.=f6t,

Y rnrzsn AND N1»:w

4 5 Sgg oy!-__.~|\§,ndg0|ng bobres, _Records which can_be used over a -

, f the Sweets Bl'B'il’\ ‘ thousand times with good results.

9 Seal COMS $40.00 to .00. _ _ b mn _ " celebrated Berliner Gramop ° ' ,.

the Island. with the new Maroon

PRICES THE LOWEST-l W.: will allow you one third on

If you want a bargain come this way. ._ | our ld records taken in exchange

W. ll. lllliCllESllll 2'.. .

The Candy Man.

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llovemmcnt Bay.

Notice to Agents of Govern-

ment I-lay. ~

All Agents are requested to

strictly comply with printed in- structions sent and to obtain in every case properly signed receipts from farmers for hay sold them

The receipts must be taken at

the time of delivery, no matter how small a quantity is delivered.

' _ . ARTHUR P1<;T12Rs.

1.3. dw tf Pat & lix.

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= u.._...au _ - _ ]-ust received :-1 large num-

ber of Maple Leaf and Flag brooches with

“€barlottetown”

on them, all done in beauti-

ful white and colored enamel, line for yourself or friends away.

_ 1'By mail to any -address in

box 25c.

E. W. Taylor,

_ Cameron Block,

Charlottetown, 1

Big Sl ck

iqpequn-nvuanqnna cannula li, I QF THE FAMGUS

I _ _ _ _ rr 'rs

J. B. McDONALD 6. Co’s. _

Will sell thebalance of stock, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing

in Ovq Coats. Ulsters, Reefers, Suits and Pants at 33% ro 50 p. c. oil. All Men’s and Boys' Cloth Caps 25 p.c. oii. All Men’s and Boys’ Fur Caps 25 p.c. off. All Men’s and Boys’ Felt Hats 3334 to 50 p.c. off. All Mitts and Gloves 25 p.c. off. Men’s White and Colored Shirts 33% p. c. oil. Men’s Woolen Shirts 25 p.c. oii. Wool Sweafers 25 p.c. off. Wool. flannel and liannettes 25 p- c. oif.Dress Goods 33% p.c. ofi.Tweeds and Woxsted 25 p.c. elf. Cloth and Wool Toms halt price. Small Wares and Ribbon half price. Boots hnd Shoes % less than price. » '

Come in and lf we can suit you. can buy your goods chesp.

Sale commences to-day..

, J. B, mDoNALD& co.

lo dw!! -_ Ji

Paint I

many little the home brightened a little paint.

T/158//rniv/r/-W/LL/.ms F/umrPAl.vr

is made especially for that- purpose.

Home

T h e r e are things about that could bc improved by

and

Comes n con-

venient, s xn a ll packages, ready for use. Can be

lclllbbed and cleaned.

in 26 good colors.

ASK for a sample card.

'OLD IV

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'COMlNB`E‘VENT$- ` ° » b - ” ' ` ""°°' *'10* 4*' W

Clty Connell mea;-In the second lion . ‘ 1 9 nmrrzg 'au . `.'.'.ff' /" _“J .. din.” ...in Tv?<il:'»um6l¢:'o£}a'°“ ' Walkefa Comer. I "" "- - , ° `~ ‘ ’

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___ Is easy to apply. Come! i lp

"CL£liRANc£ sAL£!i`@il“”?‘i

4@.°- Best

__ Musicians

fu, __ I? Through-

out

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World.

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0. P. Fl,luhar’s,

Opera I-louse Building.

wf wtf _

muuulcaluus _

Of Concerts, Sociala, E!lll°flilinmenta W-. ._ of a money making nature; -5 cents a line

` (of 6 wands) for lrst

_ inaettl n, 'and 1)( = cents a line for

eeclr ' continuance. ' Churches and charl-

_.. _ table . inatltutlone 7* rhalfratea. Minimum

. §rpi4:e‘x5 eentmllaok

-. announcements f. oubleratel. Births

2° Pl

Call or write lor prices.

_ 2 Kent St., Cl1’lown._‘ "

wulcu is _ me ouipsir 1 on

$5 Prize for photograph of either 'the

oldest dwelling now occupied, the old- est vessel now rigged and in active scr- nice, or the oldest person now living, in the Maritime Provinces or *Newfound- ,lanrl, Send brief history with ¢lC11- $100 in prizes for names of natives of Provinces now resident _ln New Eng- land. For particulars write T1-nt INTER- NATION, box 2106. Boston, Maas.

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SANITARY PLUMBING. n

How ellen disease and aickaeu

comes in the home. and very often the cause is with the plumbing. _ we always pay particular atten-

tion tothe sanitary laws. al this la very important to the maintenance

of health.

our plumber in a lint-class man,

and can be relied upon in Biting up this class of work in the moll. up-l.o-

date and sanitary manner. ‘We uae none at the very best quality df goods on the market ‘ and we can gnu-suites entire satisfaction i tes c

_ n every pe

Give ua a call when in need of any

plumbing work done., ' _

Bruce _Stewart & ,Cog

Founders, Engineers, Machlni|ta_

` and Bo er Makers.

Bteam Navigation Cge Wharf. - _ _ Qharlottetuwn, _.R_.l.- ,_ _~

. _ _ _

llulnlu Bleu lu

Sales exceed that of an/

other in the Lower Pro-

vince. ; ' '

Choices! growth of Indie.

and Ceylon- _ ‘

P. E. I. RAILWAY

Commenclngllfonday, January and 19:5, the train: of th I allwav will run ar loiiowr. Train: Outward Trains Inward

Read Down étatlona. Readilli ao. No. llc. No '» 5 1 a ‘ 6

H. r.\|. 4.1¢.

lv. Ch iowa ar. 7 go 11.35

Ro|¢ltyd]_:\o¢‘.li7.u- xx o

N. Wil re 6.33

Hunter Blur 6..g

Emerald] . 5 35 1o.u Kensington 4-94 9 49

ar. summeralde lv. 4.3:: gas

No. e. B 4 P M. All.

lv. Summevalde ar. 4.00 .io Wellington 3.xo .

Pon B.l| 0 Leary Alperton

ar lignlaa lv

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F=rs 3~35$ 3¢~°~=eeu-o .'3%5&‘§

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N0. No. No 14 in *.6

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&rdlgaa. ar. Befvtewn lv

Ne 9. No. lo' r.ll. | a. ls.

335 lv Emerald Jnac ar tae 40 ar C, Traverse lv 7,p nl. A.l»

Trains are nm by Atlantic standard Time *Numbers 15 and rc Trains nm Monday,

Wednesday ana Hrlduv. all other llama nn sally (sunday excepted) -

D. POTTIROIU. . -'

Gen. lg; Govnllgln ' UIIMUI. .

ti. A. BBARP, » auocrinundeim P. B. I. xmway. ` ',

Charlottetown, P. B. i ,

December rolh, igor. - _

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