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B011. I. H. BAUER.

` Hon. J. H. Sauer," State Senator from

Douglas Co., to the Nebraska Legis- lature, writes from Frank’s Hotel, maha, Neb., as follows: “Having tried Peruna I can com-

mend it to all as a great tonic and par- ticnisriygpodsss remedy for catarrh. " s--J. H. SAUER.

Honorable Patrick Kennedy, Member

.of the Massachusetts Legislature, writes the following letter from the House of Representatives, Boston.

Doctor S. B. Hartmanz- _

DearSir.--“I have no hes/Utica in

saying that after having tried dozens of ether readies without relief, I owe *ry perfect health and clear voice oi

nghy (0 Perung. I know it to beasure cure for indigestion and its attendant affliction, nervous debility. For the six -weeks that I was on the platform -through the recent campaign I used Pe- runl regularly, and although I spoke two and three times each day my voice never failedeme. I know that Peruna is a reliable enre for bronchial troubles.”- P. I. Kennedy.

If you do not derive prompt and satis#

_ results from the use of Peruna,

urls at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a -fall statement of your case and he will -he pleased to give you hi= valuable ad- fild gratis. .

Qdress Dr. Hartman, President of

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Prince Street.-~-Prayer andPraise Ser-

vice at 10.15.- Rev. G. M. Young -lt il and at 7. Strangers welcome. Atténtlveushers - ` `, _

GI* me Je W neil at ll and 7. Bailey Sched at 2 15. Strangers always welcome and. provided with comfortable seats.

f zlon.~--_Player meeting at 10. -Rev. D. B. Men-od at 11 and-'J sunday School and

._ mms onssalaim ~

St. James---Prayer meeting at 10.

Sunday school and Bible Clans at 8.80. ,

_cannon or nircnurn. '

St. Paar:-Services at ll and 7. Rev.

Leo. Williams. All welcome. Seats free and unappropriated. _

sr. rlrna’s cannon.

Holy Communion at 8 a. m., Matins ll

a.m. Evensong 7,p. m. All seats free and unappropriated.

aarrrsr.

Services-Rev; G. P. Raymond at

11 and at 7 o’clock. School and Pastors Bible Class at 2.30. All welcome visitors and provided with seats by courteous ushers. ~

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. J. G. Burroughs at 11 and 7. Morn-

ing topic “The Mission of the church". Evening topic, “The Truth". Sunday-_ school at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wed- nesday uightat8 o‘clock. All seats free

and unappropriated.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

The Church of Christ will meet for the

public worship of God on Lord’s day December Sth, at 11a. m. and4 p. m. s.u.va'rIoN ARMY.

Sunday Services at 7,l1,3,and at 7.30 p.m Week night: Service---Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. _

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_ soulemas l=oR_1Roo|>s.

, Orrawa, December 16.-A suggestion

has been made to the militia department that every man who took part in the re- views before the Duke of Cornwall and York should be given a card as a souvenir of the event in which he took part.. Some of the ministers approve of the idea; others ohiect to it. ' -

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A LUIATIC PROFESSOR.-

Tlselllartznan Sanitarium, Columbus, 0. \ VIENN A’D°°emb°r 18'_A connmed hm'

- 'nm»¢.nn¢°unsas°rn.m.s°s`\\j»§f. an l°f“»*°, °‘-"'*‘°._.‘°°%l<>°*"‘“5" --¢§_s»nar»sei,_¢»_d1eg,¢u¢e»iao»n»a». ssnesredst #N \\°lY°'=\U*» "°°°‘=\i‘s"‘_‘§{"_ = ga. ms ag 1.u»,"1_iauh an be-ss bn keeasr. ~\4'-ePll1°1l*?P*°°, '°

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&»equ»41» sgewfm gives '~ ` He v.>=»s°ff»f='°°°`i°f'l"‘i °‘*?‘°“° *°*"’

- 1 delmpaou of dl gun-|-gg Qu. and hailing duly reeeiyed his diploma as a. i

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Address Dr Hartman. nrotassorhe returnedtothe ovlvm *hw wozaww Fm, Capes, Fulminiene-Povderly, was lnmeassa

~\_~, s..;,._._ Cap", *M 'md am Fu Dugan, thesanatetodayhyjir. Fqe. The

~ ‘Rufr.=, Bw, ooliarems, mum.-,lc¢ps,-cess-l.l‘m¥l<ls»s=~=d11°e¢_h§n»l is as

. We can tit' you ont inapy of these goods_ 9-n¢`*'b° P°”°','£”‘t°m *t

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Rev. Kr. Spencer at ll and 7.,

SUM SIDE

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County, llaple Syrup at Cliilg‘a°

ignsln mm, as mmm an QQ Chill- 19 si ‘ A lot of fresh Walnots,Almonds, Halels

aid Pea-nuts just received at Chingsai

‘hy dmms, regular gems; atareasor able price at Jardine k IaoGregor’s.

‘llhe nest appropriate holiday gifts are to be found at Small & Beairstds. `

ALL kinds of fresh fruit in season spa-' cially selected for Xmas at Ching’s fruit

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THE tug Frank C. Batt is yet making regular trips to Bedeque. This is later than any previous year.

Tun advanced normal class for the study

of “Stalker'~ Life of Christ" will meet on Monday nf- i-moon at 4 3) in the parlor of the Y. M. C, A.

Beairsto make a. specialty of goods sul* able fcr Cl r-'strnas presents? Visit them and bc convinced

Rich and poor can buy Christmas pre-

sents from the varied assortment of fancy goods, toys, games, books, stationery etc. at Small an i Beairsto`s store.

THE Met!'odist‘_"congregation of Sum-

merside will hold their annual high tea in Epwcrth Hall-‘I ou New Year-'s Day. Tea on iab’c-s at 4 p. m.

A FINE display of the best brands of im.

ported and domestic cigars put up in neat and attractive packaires for. Xmas trade, also cigarettes and _tobacco at Ching's.

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Mas; John Richards and her son Ken-

neth arrived here Thursday night and ,proceeded by special train to Bideforrl the same night io be present at the funeral of me me Mrs. wuum Richards which peek place yesterday.

Tim attendance at the market yester- day was very large. The _price of moose and turkeys were very high." Geese sold as high as $1.3! each. Shippers were paying 9c. per lb. ,Pork has fallen to 7§°- :Monday and Tuesday ot this week will be #observed asmsrhet days.

and confectionery. - I

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Did in ever occur to you that Small and

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all-_ ;l,,£Ja." allis-

minds;

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The friends of Miss Bertie Wigglntoa,

Upper Queen Stress; will regret to 2

th st she is quite ill. - 4

rm mme. nr ap, nm; vm pe

to learn lliet he is rehilllyreeoveis

lug from aelstteskof tpeoid lever. V - J .s‘§ Samuel J. Nicholson of Bonrls, arrived 5- §- 3

atlas Uitysn mats toms holes. from Cqsiaolatli-cr»hrsll{priess Dalhousie College, Halifax, last l

Miss Marion, leave this morning to spend

The many friends of Hr. David Hoi

hear that he has arrived safely in

Ceh1ralRailroads,who has been on the Islind for a few days on business returns to Moncton today.

RHEUMATISM oosounnnn.

hood. Many very remarkable cures ot

Mrs. Edward Patterson is one of the most

with Rheumatism which gave hm' ne end

She says she has used rloaeniot ' bottles

Kidney Pills and they cured her ppam-

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Mss Trinda Watben and her sister. can". n an 1"' '

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their Xmas holidays at Hurtcourt, N. B. _ Callers in Fl! Qolfii 75 in

Ki nnol of this City, will be plelsld to Cgmbg from 3;; up to 509

Bermuda and is enjoying good health. ‘73\’dl¢°° J"°k°" an P’~'l°°5

Hr. G. A.. Freeze, the popular Maritime Fur coats from 815 up to 865

representative of the Boston and Maine _ Fur up ‘LM 2 oo 235 ‘M -

up to 25.00

Fur lined coats $25 up io 75 00 For Robes 85 up tw80.QQ

_ Fur Glov s 82 50up to lo 00

A wonderful Cure by Dodd’s Kidney Pills

-Only one of many Cases where they Fur MMS .2 up w 15 on

have class this 1>..inra1 name- . G1°'°' 1° Kill 'mm 49° *° Q3

Collars in Collars in

Connorvznnn. Dec. 16.-(Spec'ial)-- Garters 254: and 851!

Dodd’s Kidney Pills are. achieving a ` ‘ wonderful reputation ln this neighbor- Hmdk°t°m°‘S @ w v

Kidney Disease,';Backache and Bhenma-V Huw" 25° up to 60 lsm are reported, among _:which that of this ‘mm 75° I9 § 35°

>sigumcant_ _ _ _ Het *len from 25s to Bee

Mrs. Patterson 8I1U0l'ed;f01‘ lllllly 1881*! fur 3 (mm 15;; tg Q1

of trouble, especially in cold weathar.- Ruboer coat! $2 I0 35 N

aaa_b°x¢s_ armament me s""“ "°'” 25° ‘° 'I °5 "did 11°* 3115 M17-rslill lm D9_d¢l'l Sweaters from 4.90 to $2

pletely that she never has a symptom of Tl” '% Pfém 1°' ‘I “‘° °‘°'°“““‘“ Tessa. :mm sun up is :doe

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if ' aggiélizefwfa” 9"* hm “°ythmgf`_‘m° ` 0 6 ‘ dye to the assurancahgnt Summerslde f _ ` "' ` wisllbeawinterportan fsiiippersarenot' 5340010 B. ' ' ' i C1. EAOUE.

~ new afraid to handllng'produce at this ;IIU`oI’i\'e’ddA_iol 0! lIN'»

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li ‘on-in hands Lomherds Strip Km-is Fiowill Ends. ' sawn of the yen' ' Lau '

` ff' rg. ‘* , ` ' W' "-' ’7 _ time leave your order withtlse Up-To~

T' 6 - ~ Date Tailor for a mat, nobhy ahdisshi e- _ s able suit of clothes.-Colin Milligan.

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Pm” 25'* 30°' 35°' 40°' 4'5°'°°d 50°' ` ‘ :fi deotb:s:er|3s°:t|l*8S- Dinah-llzslefstto .Bu“" - “mtg

W _ 7 4 ,_ comein and seeSantaand atfthe some

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Xmas Cards

Our assortment this year is one of the best

in the city X We do not claim to have the

LARGEST supplv, but we do claim we have the best assortm ent. The `pr{%_s ®0‘l_r'e rigl'it-=--ll1a£_'

' jsgyices were conducted at the hsuse

S _ _ , d at the church by Rev. Henry

' _ . D A _ ._ fiiplflarner of Port Hill and Rev._T. C.

. ' ' ‘ ‘Heller of Summerside. The pall bearers

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ww we did not to drry any ever fmilrl » st year-we want to do the same thing this year. 3

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'Inn closing exercises of the., ,Kinder-

garten tor the Xmas holidays held yester-

training. A nice program consisting of exercises, songs and recltations, was -a very pleasantfeature. At the close the children presented gifts from an Xmas tree of their make to the visitors, and received others from their, teacher, Miss i~iunr.' The singing of God Save the Kirg, closed a most successful and inter- esting program. f

_ The funeral ot la‘e Mrs. William Rich- a.rd< took place yesterday afternoon from

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her la/e res dence at Bidefcri and was one of the largest ever seen in this part of the country M any came by tra n from Charlottetown and Snmmerside and other points along the ltallwaylineand bv team from the surrounding districts. The ser-

were -Albert Williams, Wm Hayes,

D C..Ba|nssy Edmund Birch, .Bart

T le remains were interred in _the fa. lot. at yor-t.:1.Rilfi The death of icherds his cast a glocpoger

community. The poor, in

S=<1lx..m°9.1:sf them was one

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those

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V¢l&,--Bliss, Qatelsiao

Fersof kink. ,Ill sllllable

Gifts at Win dc Co

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day was well attended by _parents of_¢)_!¢4 g _,children and others who showed interest- Moxrnln D

in this educational work. The little ones Awe", 8;' dh{w£b»‘_°°:t tm;-'f

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PeterMiller, Uriah Williams Bideforl, 3

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Canadian Locomotives

_scquitted themselves showing careful wmguve wmmnf, pgs inthe eiiill-iladivl

He said he was here for the purpose _ ¢f looking over the ground for the erection a big locomotive ,wer-ks. '

W hetlier t is brain fag. loss 5! memory

weakness and zeneral debility Dr; Chase; di Nerve Food will restore your old time i enerdv. strength and health. Through' the blood and`nervous_sy_stem, it rehches, every part of.the body and overqdmgs weakness. irregularities and diseas

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The comfort question 'settled by wear W 'n: a pair of my beautiful slippers.- Cinroy the Shoe Man, Pownal`Strt'et. li

`_Wh°g° “lak‘»’_S ailicer present for ‘a lady hm 8 Fail' Of hide Kid 'Gloves i We have full stock of all size in Perrin's Glo\ es, All guaranteed -Weeks \

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Boys’ Suits lngm ’i6eup

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Umbrellas 2 »e_3p»tc $6.15 Ysilingavery handsome designs. wan. via: asvaysssssisim.

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