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Imp irme t ot reariair rcsb oneoi many 4

-Q gh- joy; nf lik, rl$0"¢B L0 dhllgéf, ll - vterferos with capaci y for usetulness, -ltigtig ability to transact business and -earn a llvinz. Many annually abandon their dale, ambitions and hopes on ao- oount ot loss ot hearinir.

In nearly every case of partial or com-

* phte deafness there is another teatn-e ‘ that to many is more troublesome than the diimculty of hearing-the distracting head noises. These make such an im- ~ pression on some as to almost drive trim insane. The everlasting buzzintr, ringing_ snappinrhrnmple or roar, distracts them .117 day and prevents rest at r;i2bt.

Nine cases nut of ten of he .d noi-its and

progressive hardnc ss of hearing are due to -catarrh of the middle ear or ofthe tube leading from it to the throat.

It ehcuid be understood and constantly

borne in mind that to res‘ore the hearing

and silence the distractirg noises a treat-, ment is required that will allay inflamma- tion in the eusfachian tubes, reduce the conj estion and swelling and step the se- cretion of mucous so that the tubes will be and keep open for the fiee passage of air into the middle ear. No locally appli- ed medicine will adkctnally do this, only .asfarcwing constitutional alterative and aesolvei.-t will cure catarrh in the deep re- cesses ot the heart

Two aquaintanceu of the writer were

sun downaadkilled by the cars in one year. Both had catarrh of the head, I which had extended up the eustachian tubrs, leading from the throat to the -middle ear, and were quite hard of hear~ Ina. In both cases the coroner`s jury de- Qided that they came to their death be- .aanse of inability to hear and heed -s\cnals that were intended for them.

Tablets cured me in just a little while so

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What happened 'to them ia. ol frequent occurrence and in three cases out of lout' might have been prevented by the use oi Stuarfs Gatarrh Tablets. These tablet!

completely that now I hear as well as ever."

Army Surgeon C. S. Beverly, became so

deaf from catarrb that he was forced to resign his position, and abandon his pro- fe=s’ov. He says: “Of course my inherent professional prejudice was bard to over come but kuowinir the great benefit you ha.-i received, my dear General. through the use ot Stuartfs Catarrh Tablets, I u ei them. The great and almost im- mediate reliet I ixperieneed was truly astonishing. I ani now entirely cured and have no fear it the disease relurllinil- I go back to my old post next month."

Stuart’s Cat-arrh Tablfts have done it,

do do it, will do it. Try them and be cin- vinced. Tney are for sale at any d\'l-IR store at 50 cents a box. It will Dill? YOU '90 \-ery little trouble or expense t0 9'0" what they will do for you. Send to F- A- Stoart Co., Marshall, Mich.. f01` thei' 36° book about catarrh. A postal card _wil

bring it. Write txday. ‘

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Wlctishfe witmutc Bmmcss -'Education-? _

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learned by any one of or_dinar*y cap_acity, ond the Lnblic benefits to be derived rom rt are xncalcu-

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Phonography is so simple as to be readily

ble.-joi-is Biuciir.

In the Benn Pitman Syrlrm ¢y`P/wnograpIzy-

Referring Srylz. '

' The spacious rooms furnished by the Charlottetown Business Coil°_

ego for Shorthand and Typewriting

Trainor, are models' in themselves for the study of these important sub-

_ jects. While Mr. Trainor is a new

yet, he has already proven what the _Phonographic Institute recom-

mended him to be “a competent t

ffurther recommendation or introduction ask ANY member of his class. `

Here, the Benn Pitman system is

#ext-books. consequently the students,5nd no dimculty in reading their

310125.

NOW is a. good time to join _the classes, For full particulars and rates apply to the

~€harlottetown Business College.

'Dec.c,d&w ti.

under the Principalship of J. O._

teacher to a Charlottetown ass

eacher of l’honography.” For

taught from the Pitman-Howard

B. FULLER, Princpial.

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Choose The BEST

Toe Tooaoco Epicure who does nottuse the

: Hickey Twist, Pearl or ‘Ruby

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.

_ They are the gems of the trade. . ~

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN I and 2 POUND TINS.

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euaneciaa warns

wanna it

WHEAT WANTED.-Highest market price

paid !ea'W\mt at Charlottetown Roller Milla-

-'Qav I. Full, Proprietor. 4 d xo i

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__ LNG-Ihlday eveuial a black Beagle -luuad with two trout paws and breaat wh te. Iluder rewarded W applylnfto Will Davin,

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MILF WAlTlD“_\(A1_-‘R _ `

WANflf_ED-Faithful 'peraoato calloi"`|'ehi trade and agents lor aianalactnri ng house' liv iu¢~w¢ti established bnaiaeaa; local terrltgy ¢fl!¢\l¢ lllarypo. [lidweekly and expéaa; loley adduced; 'previous experience ugne§ “*YiP°‘5°° P¢fl\ll¢l¢;. blllisa Eucloaeael! addressed eavelo ` l A `

elegant stock ot Christmas goods. You

i Ne prices lower than

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Cam. at Small 8: Bear-lsto'a and 'see the

will surely had something here to please you. '

.At the regular meeting ot Hauoyer Lodge, S. 0. E. held last _night the follow- ing oilioera were elected for _ the _ensuing year

Cape Traverse on the 27th uit. was

dealt with the unllnishei bu.iness ot our .last session in _a spirited and har-

been held since our last annual meeting,

the members to 'bs patient, diligent, and

arrive at the sphere ot their ambition. He

existence for upwards of 3 century,where almost perfection has been attained in many branches of farming, es- pecially ln stock and which have only been arrived at by persistency in breeding in the right direction.

had combined for their several benetit

gracious happy manner he tendered the

The directors having cammuned among

at an early date to complete his otllcers

year’s work

8- _ e a most successful

year’s work oi the Institute.-SECRETARY.

John

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Ami erst. _ _ 1

_D Alfottinger, Monoton,an_d gala Pilvire Secretary arrived by ,tho “P17 this iumuing. ' ’

certain teiéphoue poles _

' sence men 0f Wim WW* °l’°Wh"°~ I Dole ate to'Sn reineLod e-J. B. he sam dish' the cat occasional

- 'cat ate up his companion who evident- _

The adicurned annual meeting held at l to rod death no nm; as tho com _ 5, _ -~_

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' demned rn erers who, we `are often

tontinued at the spacious and well heated told ,ate ifdhoorty breakfast on mo

' ' i ~ .I ~;»1. e- ' _ hall at Middleton on the llth i:s‘. A ' ,, _._ _’ g clear sky with excellent sleigh roads morning of their execution' ` V _‘_ _ 2 » Q _' brought a iroodly number in attendance.. - ‘ Y' . i -» ', The President in the chair with a fuli` _ 7 ; in 'n quorum of omcomosslowd by momomo Toonreaheadaohetn ten minutes use _ ‘ -

Kumtort Headache Powdi rs.

monious manner. From the Directors ' _ - lifé has been lOSt‘by'fn€` l€¢£in i':V¢St S0011 5115 came long lists of members who had paid Warm ¢l0llliUg"" ' “ 'g ‘ _ ` ugh up their annual subscriptions. The Moo»o ood bo oi Mioocosolnss at S .cool ' _ __ ox _

report showed that seven meetings had oriooo__J_ B_ Maonooom & Oo' Ego 6 _ _ to

at all of which tha report showed a good ` P°’"`1Cl`°*°¢l\°l» S985. S\lDb|l\‘St8» \\¥\‘l‘1 ` S-tyler °Qmf°Yt"3ud

attendance. ` other designs in creat array. at Hutche-‘ _

In the abseaosat the auditor, Hon. S. E. H0111 N0 need to send. aware . for these Gund Warm Reid, thi-aimh_ illness, Professor E. J. ¢rt\°les.th¢y`»r°rlxht-here awaiting your Sui; ,~

.Mcllillan consented to audit trio books |ll8D0¢|li0U- .f 15d li. _ ' Wm” °h°"°d tb” “fl” f'i_’° 3?“°“l‘ Have you paid avislt to '1'ayler’s Book-'I Wafm Gl0v€S and expenses as wellas a liberal investment ,tue yeheverythlngio now; food, fog-I _ _ _ in purchasing improved stock for the you gnspwuon espwyouy the prices; .Le 'Ill MOCl1a`Kid Btmkskin district dui ing the year, a creditable sur- You could always get 'the 51°, md, ml $t0 4 00 per pair. ` f fm,

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* l Yeung' nies' _ _ of the Best

_ cause they _:ire _, -_-'Hier catcli

' i r ' M I o O rt' i, Lalestfrom Summerside and _ufgzlmigzl T.i¥.:_,;;.::o’ thoozrmom _ _ _ _ _ - Priooo Couotv_' _ tya\i¢¢xn_»»a_._ 2 - __ _jf o,,...d§lcrcnces ~.v.i1ch r.:r.l:c

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A1' town courioll meetihg\ last night ' .\ ` do fe ‘

question ot street lightinir was oiacuasm ,_ ___f»-io S H Q 55. €\_f* ‘

atiength. It uaeoarried on Hayoi’a oral- _,__ go - ., _ » ~ _~€i 23 ing vote that matturo! adding lights l~ _ ,_,` ~ ‘ij _ ""_; _

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om aiixiiids oi iamiii. :my can be P“,Pm,oooo_A0smoom_ _ gg-faoewwghwen _dis _g ggi-i_¢_. __ *_ = __ _ UQQQBU BU_&Dy dfllz St0l\ fill 50 ' ¢8ll_Sl R Rom. i uplaylh '» 2 E » 5 is

NX- ~ 1 ' i . Vice do-Pere Nknman. T " " M ` ` uch - . T rn-ii sm.-.'. ciimii' mittee. as eats. U,,_o__,,,,,, Rf_mw_ 2%: ';*’o‘;';o:ct°°:o“i°f;fgfo‘o';;"ooo _,confidence m odcring our goods to=Me|| tually cure catarrh oi the eustaohian Sooy_vomoo Motthum um “gg gpm me by a friend .I\l0l’f" ' " "“ 2;' ‘ f 'rr *-

tubes and the head noises and deafueac Treoo__Fmnk Ameto “mo ooorg Hot, oo* -._ ~___» __ ° _

resulting therefrom is attested by the 1sECom_AColmo_ mon” and oplaying,,__ot f°r__“mo_. ' . .eww tollowina: ` . _ 2nd Com-W Kennedy. time |93 it in 39 gm] ,omg meat in f _ _,A f _ Mrs, Jane Barlow, the famous mediate, 3rd Com_1sooo Clorko o oloto, oo tho noon ego |53 _tuoodiof _ ~.::,i.‘..__\_ _Q

'S8781 “I 311811? had ‘P Si" “V p"°°°“l Trustees-J BC Baker. John Ramsay, surprise, the mouse followed in spitei ‘ ‘

attention to my customers and in conse- Percy Eomoo of a broken log and ted for awhile out

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<1 y _ sr . n _ B O. of t e , ‘ S ._ was in despair for specialists seemed Bokon ooohioo tho* mooroo “mo when itoamlg O Q r » _ os _ '_ _

powerless W WP mi- 5““""°’ C“°“""‘ Alternate~A. C. Saunders. too close. When both had dnished, the ef _ _ _ _____; _A

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i~ _ Buy youriwinter wean before thc*

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C . A it C , S 10 muon “us ne me “me ” Paton & Co lowered the rice

Traverse; William B-len, Tryon; Walter-= ‘on I'fu'mtUl'€ I 3,B.l1d RS, 'going 103| _._ _ _ L-ii, victoria, remain there to a inish. If yo1i`~; `- ‘ ' T{`-{`E*S1-Yfggg Pi~otessm-.McMillan wiistteninirodui- _can buy Parlor Suits for $35.oo_' 0¢i,i_ii...f

ed to the audience and for upwards of an _ elS_¢WhEl'€» y0l1~C8.I1 ‘buy tllcm 81,, » V f _ ' » '

hour held the rapt attention ct the meet-‘ Pgt0n’5 for fwg $1¢55_ _ 7_ditf§ _ i

iniz as he in his pleasing andinimitable can and o _. bn of Inna of

manner effectually traced the origin ot ‘ 8 ° im.” u ° ”‘°“l "ii ' 7 . 1' 2 t _ ._ _ Institute work on the Islandup tn the that 3" an °°"`°m°'“°“ ‘G ° bu' d‘°°°“‘ ti “Y f

present time narratlng many incidenta` _Y-_;eP°`r;};’Ylf;i;tf‘:‘i'n’s_‘fl_°f _ 127 d 1;°;.'1 which had occurred in-_.rm time to timq Wm °8_P‘ll‘ W8!-'_ if t ` " ` ’

Dating his superioogdoncy _ hm bod are getting busy. _You rememberhow _ it_` `

notlcedthatthe primeiriiovers in ioriran-` W”1_‘5tmY°‘T‘”dwl5”“°“9' WGN- Yeh' - ' _ r' `

izlnir societies were always tb? most en~ hh' 79"' 8"* bU!|D8$il1t|l¢l`\!li dl! Or 80.' ' terprising and progressive citiz_er:s,_not 5 than “mid n°t 3” 'hat Wm W!-V395. had only in th_e_ societies but in their vocation _| w wk' what 7°" °°“1d “eh the best ,V5

as farmers, few ot them ever lapslniz or Pee" snapped up' 0” 5‘°°.k' f°l` thli Yea' mi .im from the Institute which ‘°1‘“`8° W °\11' e<ivi°° is bw ea ly.-

_ 2 iz s, I ~ _ showed that their usefuloe‘s was n ot iC°“"` 8* ”°°» Limwel- 3 ‘i 1" ~

not ot an ephemeral nature. He exhorted P2.t0i1’S pl'iC€S 011 Fi1i’hitl11'e are!

the lowes

punctual in attendance if they wished to 1 - ~ ti ” 7 ttf '

P105 W" SWLUU 5805- ’ . _ Charlottetown butthe prices did gout ali ' » g F

d The ltolloyiviriig Bfoard ot Directors was ,nys gum game md me the 5-'aiiegl __ ' M€Ii’_S Sweatefsp Boys, U Y ° °_° °1' f' _° °°’“i°R ¥°"'» . 'iz 5 _ line of Fancy goods in the city at tbeicws , i

3°'-"°‘M~ Ken” Kl“k°"°i Ch“`1*5 Craft, ` e=t prices. Presents for ladies or gentsgf -M‘dd1°"°“i L°"'i’ W' 7m°'P“°» S°“1"°' young and old at the popular boi~lkstore.‘., _ town; JohnR. Cameron, Albany; G W Taylor-,_ , loo H

ruthers, Cult-ton;Wi1liam Deagan, Cape _ _ °’ _ __P __ _;f v

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contrasted our condition with that of the V _ Upper Provinces where Institutes in ' . '

large numbers have bee-1 in h 0 C S N

Granby lllakc

He also described how many societies ' _ ` 7 FOR MEN I

or in i <1 ei ti L°wC“t at 3"-’»5

n o y n pro u' ng ut in buying and selling a_a we1_l,w_hioh they found to be prtr 3;; Bx.1.ck‘1e ei £12? 2:51 :'72

ductive ot much ood. » _ _ 5 at the close rii:'.J..r,1ucDoaa1a moved ii Three “ °r strap at ?f75

hearty vote ot thanks which in his natural FUR LAD] ES _

Professor who happily replied assuring us L°W -Cut at $1 00 _that it was rot only his duty but a pleas- Butt(-in at I-75

ure to assist the Institutes on all possible Buckle and 5tfaP Very i occasions. _ high I-3 35 ~- -

themselves selected Charles Craigas Pre- ' BOYS AND GIRLS

sldent and the hour getting late he was ` _ instructed to call his Board of _ Directors _At M35 I.°°°_

and consummate plans for thehensuing _ " `

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The meeting closed by singing God Save n _ ._ the Kin This end o Queet, St.opp.Prowse Bros

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Gifts for au. nginagoifis. 'usefiii cific.

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Gifts for boys and girlsf `_ ”“‘ "i‘"'.“" 'fix _

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and stays isliurp when -once

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