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Eczema

How it reddens the skin ltches, oozcs.

lliss and seslesl

Some people ssll it tetter, milk crust or

git rheum.

The sulsringtrorn itissomstlhssln-

tails; local applications are resoned to-

hep mitigate, but mnnot cure.

I _ proceeds from humors inherited or ac-

quired and persists until these have been removed.

_ Hood’s Jarsaparilla

positively removes them, has radically nndgiermanently sured the worst eases. and ls without an equal for all cutaneous eruptions. _ Kuuhuaanegbusathamf. IPrlfst'»?'~enul

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We have just received a very 1082 avzortment of_\he_ very MWCSI NRCS.

Salt Reception Waters.

Marsh Mellow Fingers. »

Orange Sa' dwieli.

Strawberry Sandwich.

Genoa Cake.

Ceylon.

Lemon Drops.

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BRIO!! E. _ _ You are so `slly_ invited to cail and

iiupect our stock.

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Consumption is the Bane

of our country. It destroys -hundreds of precious lives yearly. Upon the first ap- Vpearance of the symptoms, or ._ .where a predisposition to this

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Qfdread disease is feared.

"~.`PU'l"l`NER’S EMULSION _ should be at once resorted to.

_'_§_2Begi_n with small doses, but

gftake it regularly and persis-

ii=§2_tentl£, and you will surely

_ iffillelle t. Mapyalifehasbeen

bytakmg this invalu-

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lnsurnnce Alanis. Fire. Marino, Life-

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THUSDAY, DECBXBBR 10, IWL

MARCUNI CHECKED.

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A despatch from St. J ohn`s, Newfound-

from the solicitors of the Anglo~American Telegraph Company, notifying him .that the said companypossesses an exclusive monopoly of the telegraph business within Newfoundland and its dependencies; and demanding that he cease his experiments and remove his apparatus forthwith, else the company would apply to the Supreme Court for an injunction restraining him from further trials. As this is the same

Anglo-American _Telegraph Company -_ which claims a monopoly of the telegraph service between this -Island and the

Mainland it is pretty clear that in the event of any attempt being made to

.would he met by all the legal obstacles which can be imposed. This addstothe gravity of our position at a time like the present. It may be observed, however that the primary responsibility in this matter rests with the Dominion l overn-

ment which is. under the most binding

agreement to maintain our telegraph con-

nection with the Mainland.

received af message across the Allantic. The Anglo-American Company are evid-

pressed by Edison. The Company would hardly have gone the length of taking le- gal proceedings if they did not believe that Marc0ni’s system was likely tr be-

come a. serious competitor with the ocean

icahlss. But this by the way. The people QP. K Island have their own interays to

gone forward. The business

community 602111: to heard from

as well as our political representatives, in oilder that the Government may be made to feel the seriousness

ofthe present exigency and the import-

anceot at once reestablishing the com- munica°ion and having it maintained

Q

Mayor Low of New York took .the pre-

scribed oath of office on December l6th, although he will not enter upon his odlcial

I I. th. I I. Bridal” duties as Mayor until January lst.

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ni lil lis’s hlluys.

lnursion lickets at one

w li-st-slassfare will be issued from 380 allstations ent-Bs Railway, December Zlst, 1901, to January lst, 1,03. gwdto return until January 4th. 1902.

Tickets! ered notofgoed tor going

journey ter sto issue.

` G. A. SHARP, Supt.

By Dilices, Chnllott¢o\via f» _

Dee.!9,ao,si,s3,a4. wii

unites

‘Is an excellent thing tohest s house with and in fact some people whose houses we have iited with Hot Water say they would not have any other method now. llaybe you are interested ` in it.

Let us hear from yon.

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Founders, Engineers, Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

lottetown, P. E. Island-

Phone |25-

` / _

Now /the canal :U

lied, the United States being given a free

1nnd,it is to be hoped the washington

,Government will go forward and co_n~

struct the danal. _ 1 `

| Contraryto the weight of evidence

coroner-'sjury in St. John in the case of a 1 ‘ ’ if

young girl who died of tetanus found hi spur verdict 'that the tammy resiiltegi from 'vaccinatiom This verdict has

_been quashed by Judge McLeod of the

ed. It has now been made quite clear

that thevhosty verdict of the _jury was

l wrong and imwarranted. ' `

In another column of this issue appears

.` the testimonial of the leading shipping mer- chdts to Mr. Horace in recogpi- tiunof his good _work in ‘sims Steamship. _between is _ land and Great Britain. he tribute of

the shippers is something of which Mr. Haszard maybe proud and he has well earned it. A

Mixed candy ioe, me, 15¢ soc and 25°

y Malaga Grapes, Naval and Florida Oranges, Gravenstein and Northern Spy Apples at Sanderson 8; Co`s, Sunnyside.

also guards the health of the wearer when 1 emerging from a. heated ballroom or dpera ._ hall. They are popular and useful and _ don’t cost much.-J as. Paton &Co. 19 4i

A Multitude of Sensible

GIFTS

d f _§0T§{IN}? is te‘ter appreciated as a Holiday Gift than some" article .Q drggni ure <1: § e house. A vi=it to our store will show you` a multitude nawniliigtptgggfs that are at once appropriate, beautiful, durable and

?i":l’f15i==`°.*1\\ _ ` isuzmvsmiz. '- e

ark Wrivht 8:.. Co.. Ltd

without interruption in the future. l

A Characteristic incident of Her llsjestfl Lire. at sundringnans

ln the village, ot_ (Writes g Sandringham _ H. A. P.) there is 'an old. old living in a cottage at the _cornsrilivvho is very proud of many _things in hor little home. They were 9.'iven._ her from time to time by Queen Alex- andre.. On sunny mornings

I “Granny” comes out inlier whitei

land,December16,reportsthat Mr.`Marco_nl, aunbonnet and potters about among

has been served with legal docuinentsl her n°we"s' Then is the best' time

to talk to her.

“The Queen." she says, with <a.

puzzled look, “don't know who you mean, sir." Suddenly she remem- bers, arid a smile linntens up the old eyes and plays with the ivrinkled features... "Is it the--Princess, you' mean?" she says. .

You tell her yes, and then she says

suddenly: "Ah! my dear, you don’t know the Princess, do_ you?" ' and then, speaking softly and smiling to herself, she tells you the following characteristic tale:

“One morning. two winters ago -

let me see, it was Tuesday, 'cause I_ was doin’ my bit of ironin' - there came a knock at the door. I didn’t take notice. I thought it was Jim, my son-in-law, and he just knocks

and walks in. So I went on with,”

establish wireless communication here it; my i"°”in’° Presently there came

another knock. So I calls: ‘Walk in,' but, because the iron was nfce and hot, I didn’t stop. And there. nw dear, it was the Princess and' her daughter, and I’d kept them outside knocking, and it was a bit- ter morning. I was so ilurried that I didn’t know what to do. I stood. with the heater in my hand, and all I could do was to make my curtsey. But Her Highness didn’t seem to mind it a. bit. She says: ‘Good morning, Granny. We just walked

,We note thata despatch to the New~ in to see how you were this cold » - I 9

York Herald states that Edison says fl .tly ,T m°rm_n ' _ I had got -°ver my nurfv

by this time, and dusted two chairs

that he does not believe that Marconi has* for them to Sit, on, and put my iron

on thc fire. But the Princess would 't have me stir. -She turned to hir dau hter and said' ‘You

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¢Dl51J’0f 8110th€1' °P’Il‘0I1 $11511 that ¢X° take Granny's iron while she sits

down and :talks to me.’ So the voung Princess took the iron and, ironed, while I sat down 'and talked to her mother.”_ ‘

Granny rose, and went to n draw-

er. She took out a handkerchief with agay colored' border, and brought it across. _

"She ironed that, my dear. just

and ‘ `°f J §»i'f _ `anI¢.‘f°tv52if“lil 13f"i`£_ strongestr§sible?§2?~esei§§Q3n5 pf-ofiis, __A and me talked.f;§lic

_ be at once psp; rl(1jl;ei;l thshipggii 1;

_ veinment§snp?Fr.¢ I” A Al”

about or go- out ry

.ll he,asked me _ ut

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told her the child’was»'troubled his teeth. and she said she re bered quite well when her ow ag-

Jim and S gi and the bab_

ith

min

bies were .bad _with their teeth _.mid the trouble she. had with him. »f7Slie stayed and talked for nearly, an

hour. I was afraid sho ask her" to have anything, but e rememliered my ginger wine. and asked if she and her daughter. might have a glass, because it was warming in tho- winter time." ' ' ~ V ‘

ton County, Ont.,

duty to let you _kn W

Ointment has done in a very

ot eczema on our baby. W

any number_of cures without riianent relief, but from the commenced using Dr. Clia.se‘s there waszreat relief, and the

*in continued, until there w ` family Ointmentl,” .

_ N8 _

used

“I -was troubled with chronic eczema for twelve rs.

I Supreme Court and another innuest _

lsnnd Irons I have

_ am now

per pound at Sanderson 8: Cb.’s li I/the JI/

g _il .`t\ I

_ J

S’-law, Flaming Eczema, -

Hrs. A. McKnight,

ow hat _

S _ e

as

te cure. We think it the

Hrs, R. Btnddsrd, Delhi,

mall? _remedies during that

m 80 relief. .Doctored with

d no cure

doctors, but foun

sided to tr! a box of ment, and before using

three boxes, and cured, and _have

others. It is the and ltisewotth

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We Have (T/‘fill 9 ' ` fd)

Well Hold! - I

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An evening shawl is necessary to pro- _/J," A _ . % been the Shoulders which they enfoiflnnd it ' lil) °“§’ 5°’ “ "‘°'* “’”°°"“°’° ’°‘ f“"==S

an xmas goods are concerned.

__=’ The prices we are asking Ori.; year

V _Klux are moving goods rapidly -

(\\) ;» dérsx perfumes we never had such a

\ i ay 'NX in Military sets, Ebony Mirrors. Ha; gf, and Cloth B iisties, Smoker’s Su liek, =- Walking'-ticks; etc., etc..-our dyigplay '-: - _ in ensiiieaao we snoiuu be able io

plea e von. *' ` ~

G” A pleasure toshow goods, - » f

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WANTS. LOSTS. FUUND. ETC

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L/OST.-Last evening between' .Prnwse Bros,

store and A. W xeddin’sa old ' ’

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chain attached. Finder willbe 11?; leaving at this omce. ,P ‘ 19 ri

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Kid Gloves. Pang,

~Silk‘ Waists, Wmpgggg

' 4' it sm; rin, soma; 3.5,,

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_ sin was Lengths, ~n.-as Isugiii

‘ Svlk, Lace, Linen and Muslim Handkeruhigf;

-F°\l1_Qy Hosiery. Fancy Collars Belt Buckles

Hair Ornaments, Bai-gg; ,§¢;|»f,,

Fancy Table Covers, Portlets, Centre

Aprons, Fur Taiiis, Fur Collar;

_ Furoiined Cloth Capes, etc.

_ ills d& pill. U

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Our New Fall and Winter Cloths have ‘ if A

New Oyercoating,

-pl _Vieuns~, Beaver, Meltons, etc. _ _p Q: _ ‘ i - _ _ ._

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Thelatest_noveliiesin'Cbs`eks`and Stripes. A

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Stove Pipe Enainelv-' 'ill`l\0t;bur`n_ iii

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_Stoves and .Hardman _

Walker; Cpruer W W*

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|_` _ The (following is a sample Investment Policies in s < -

* 'ran Nonrn AMnnio]_N mrs: Assvnancz cs. Hom JOHN

_ ° .f ctiritasoin. P. E. 1.. December mn. iooii State

WILLIAM incase, sig., umm.; Lawlor.. Norvrn anuafcss

_ mrs Asses, oo. t- _ ~ _ if iq 1 indie Je

bBg I0 8l}kDOWl°dg8 M

Province Mr. J. K. Boss, receipt oi :paid up policies fNo’.;_3'g‘g23 ,gg 333” . .':::' £533’ ;2.‘;.§:.‘3:’i_.’;;°‘;f~‘.i2:';.’:.;.1:'.i;°:_:;'.;'>;..':‘;£": Fr* .Ei W” "NG FANG»,.

On considering the several op :ions oEered me-,lvgzz--y _ Pm? ess Mlnlstm and B

J (1) Paid Up Insurance lor amount of $4005.00. 1 AM C

(2) can surrender vane for snow. of $2,012.65; . NEY Ex- Secretary (3) Cash-$848.40; and to carry my orieii al polio" free I lava dell N3VV

. _ _ _ _ _ I I §\1l5g5to take the lint of said. options, nalnilys--Paid up Insurance for The C rrpany

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in congratulating youon the evident good management of your Company. We do not

I env; _. ...

(Signed) F. L., HA_3Z'LB,D_ dividend on all shares df

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Wearedssinons of

*T ii ’-“_ _ ' _ ~ is readerof this Journal

" " A ‘ ` A I C A iculars and prospectus

__ _ V up V -_ -~ _ _ _ s . 1 mation Investigate

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' _ ` I _ ’ Present price of stock

nm. P.; vate s1.oo

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