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‘$33. _Qg_t§l_i Cold

You develop it. P

mvriads of germs which under favorable circumstances develop into a cold. The coughing. sore ~ throat and discharge from il1¢

, head and lungs are not the cold G M but simply the results of the etiorts

I* of nature to dispel the poison

Each attack leaves the system

weaker to repel subsequent ones with the result that one becomes

l “subject to colds.” Then C0

weak lungs and next Consumption

, Sliilali’s Consumption Care f is a apecihc for building up the

! system and supplying the blood

with the power to destroy disease

l germs. “ Shiloh's" is thorough

I and scientific. It cures-not in

i *'.

; spots-but through and through. ', Get a bottle of Shiloh‘s Consump-

tion Cure at your druggist‘s-use two thirds of it and if you are not satisfied

l with the results take it back and the

whole of the purchase money will be

1 refunded without question. .>- i In Canada and the United Starel,

zgc., 5oc. and fnooperhottle. Great

Britain, rs. ad., as. 3d. and4s. 54.

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Tllll EE3 SEASONABLE WEATHER

Should remind you that your stoves furnaces and pipe may re- quire, fitting up and putting in ti ‘ c workin order Tons

A _

EEE

rs.~ ass ' ' g . of coal may be wasted by not having this done. VVe makes specialty of this work. _ For Bell Hanging. Gas Fitting, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate working our work is nnexeelled.

,°. ROBT. B. SMALL.

U . . . Q Great George Street. Miilner s 0.d ’.. Stand.

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'rENQERs

llosiiitiil for ilio lnsana. Queens. K|ng’s_and Piinoig llounti Pnson Supplies-

Di-:i=.\a'rMs.\"r or PUBLIC Worms,

Charlottetown, Nov. 20th, 1900.

Sealed Tenders will be received at thi

Department up to noon on

Thursday. Dec- 6. |900-

From any person or persons willing to

supply the Hospital for the Insane, al~ conwood, for the year ending December

31st., lllll, with the followinlg articles, the same t.o be delivered at the ospital at the cost of the contractor, and in such quant ity or quanities as shall from time to time be required, viz; Flour, Cornmeal, Butter, Black Tea, Coffee, Barley. Beans, Cheese, P. E. Island *Oatmcal, Salt, *Son ," Wash- ing_Soda, *Tobacco,Chocolate, lldlollasses, Beef (fresh), Peas, Milk, Codflsh, Rice, Kerosene Oil, (wine measure), Sugar

(grown and(_(_}.rz;_nulate<i), Oréions, Suits of

omcspun ‘ t ing. no poc cts (price r

suit) Coats, Pants, Vests, Blankets, Ggy and white, 81x84 inches, XXXX and

weight Island Drugget, (and made).

A so to supply t eQueen’s King’s and

Prince County Prisons for the same period and on the same conditions, with the fol-

lowing articles, viz: Hardk and Soft Bread, Molasses, Oatmeal, 'erosene Oil and Beef (fre-slr.)

All articles required to be of the bi sh

quality.

Tenders must express the price per

barrel, pound, bushel and gallon, and to be accompanied by the names of two re- sponsible persons,willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the con- tract.

The Trustees and the Department do

not bind themselves to accept the lowest. or any tender.

Tenders must express on the cover “The

Jail Supply Tender," and "Hospital for the Insane Supply Tender."

Samples required marked thus?

RICHARD SMITH.

Secretary of Public Y\"0rks.

Nov 22d 8: W ts _qua Iiiwkly pio

Political Meetings

Public Meetings to be addressed by

ll 6 llUd@YSl!ncd will be htl-l throughout the Fir=t Distric' ol Q ie-n’s at the :imc ard places n>ei.tioueii l.. low; V lrishtown llall, Thu slay, November 22, at 6 p. m.

French River lla‘l, friday, Novem_

ber 23, at 6 p. ui.

Hope Rver Hall, Mcrdiy, Nomin-

ber 26, at 6 p. m

Clifton Hall, Tuesday, November 57.

at 6 p. m.

Granville Hall,l\'e-due day, Novem-

ber 28. at 6 p. m.

Springtoi School. Thursday. Novem-

ber 29. at 6 p. in.

Kelly’s Cross ll.ll, Fr day. .\'cv ui-

ber 30, at 6 p. in.

Crapaud Hall, Monday Dec. mbrr 3.

at 6. rr.

Bradaibane Hifi Tues lay. lion mher

4, at 6 p. m.

Fredericton H-ill, Wednesday, Dec-

ember 5, at 6 p. in.

Einyvale S:hcol,Thi:rs.lay, Dscem.

ber 6, at 6 p. m.

Bonshaw Hall, December 7, at

p. m.

G. W. Srnrsos' Marnnw SMITH.

Libr ral Ciudidate.

Wir. C.\nrPnnLI.,

D. B Mcl.i~:op.

Libs 1-c ,~ -

Nov 23 d ur; 2_onscrv» tins,

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WESTIERN P

§.000,000 COPIES SOLD.

Over 5,tll),0w copies of the Bible were

sold by the British and Foreign Bible Society last year-an increase of l.0®»W0. over the previous year's figures.

THE PER CENT SEA WATER.

In a ton of Dead Sea water there He

ln? lbs of salt. Red Sea,.93; Meflitbernheam T5; Atlantic, Sl; English Channel, 72; Black Sea, ‘Ah Baltic, 18, and Caspian Sea, ll.

RECEIVED OUEEN’S PERMISSION. .

Queen Victoria has given her permis-

sion to Sir William MacCormac to accept and wear the Kaiser Wilhelm Commemor- ation Medal, bestowed upon him by the German Emperor in recognition of ser- vices rendered in the war of 1870-Tl.

FINEST TELESCOPE IN THE WORLD.

It- is said that in a short time Oxford

will be in possession of one of the dnest telescopes in the world. Alarge tower is being built? for accommodation.

ACTION OF TOBACCO ON MEAT.

An experienced chemist says that fresh meat in a room nlled with smoke of tobacco absorbs nicotine readily, and may becomb badly tainted.

into necessity when medicines are des- cribed by the physician. Our dispensing department lseonducted _on such per- fected plans that errors are impossible. Strict atteatlm to business, pure drugs 3 andjow priceohavc Won for us a large measure of public cenndence.

. Tan KIND THAT Ccaiss.

i you are audbring from headache,

indigestion, heart trouble,liver complaint kidney disease or ill resulting from im, pure blood, we strongly advise you to use Paine'a Celery Compound. It is the great banisher of disease, t-be only medi- cine that can truly bring you _health and strength. Try a bottle of Paine's Celery Compound if you feel week and rundown;

~ it is a marvellous strengthener.

i Reddin Bros. Druggists, Charlottetown, P. E I. '

A REMEDY FOR DAMP ROOMS.

Houses which are damp because of pro-

ximity to undraiued land may be rendered I more habitable by planting the laurel and the sunflower, near them. “

nears Assiearion.

< The mere assertion offects does not serve

f much prefer that you should visit our store see our stock and' display of goods tlult go to make up a drst class drug store We strongly assert that one visit; will cou- vince you that our claims are leading family druggists will be fully sustained.

. Palmas Cxmrnr Coxrovsp.

This great medicine has commanded the admiriition and intention of tens of thousands in Canada because of the marvellous cures it has wrought among the sick and suffering. Paine's Celery Com- pound cures when other meiicines fail; it is just what you want torestgre health. Buy your Paine's Celery Cgmpound from us: every bottle is genuine and fresh.

Geo. E. Hughes. Druizgist, Charlotte

town. P. E. I. ° .

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SENTNER MCLEOD & C0..

CHARLOTTETOWN.

DEAR Sins,-As regards your esteemed

. order to us , it is understood by Mr. \Vriizht, our representative, that no other house in Charlottetown outside of your- selves will handle ourjackets this season. 'We find on looking through his orders P that he has urihered _ strictly to his promise Vt ' are getting your goods up spe .cally for you and expect to make you a very early delivery of them. They are the best. lot 0; Astrachan Jackets that i ever left our factory and you will have no opposition in your town as far as quality is concern cd. -

Yours truly,

J as Conisrirru Sc Co., Lro.

M mtreal.

cm positively save from l0 to $20 on _it. Jas. Eaton 8cCo. 27 2x

We have in stock atiue range of Boys

Overcoots and Ulsters and Pea. Jackets

competition.-Jas. Paton Sc Co. 27 2i

Does your wife wear slippers? Dont let

the dear woman wear shoes in the house, make her as comfortable as she wants to

we are oii”ering_at 60 and 65c. it pair,regu1- ar $1.25 kind.- . H. Ramsay & Co.20 8_

McDONALD 6. MARTIN

. ' sannisrsas.

-"olicitors, Notaries Public &c. Money to

oau.

OFFICES {i‘;‘.1’.§§.‘.§.iZ.“i`.‘.‘3.‘.'z‘.i;.§`,“§.‘-‘.f.‘."..‘é:

K. J. MARTIN, B. A.

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LOWTHER & LEARD

DENTisr. '

lliei Muiiheaii’s lliug Store.

5Ul‘ll`lERSlDE. Painless Eriiaotlan by tlia ll|l.E »\lETll0lI-

All kinda of General and Anaesthetics

employed.

Crown and Bridge work a specialty.

I __ gates, Vulcanite, Metal and Aluminum in .

Dentistry in all its branches. A. W. LEARD. D, D. S. »

J. S LOWTEHZR, D. D. S.

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_ritniaaiio iioriiesr nis- Y- ~ rensinc. ~

True-aad.hsacstdiapensin,¢'iaaa

toconviuoc the majority of people. We'

` If you intend buying a furlined overcoat call and see ours, before purchasing, wc

in_naps, Frieze and Beavers. All made [up with high storm collars. Prices below all

be. See the lines of worn an’s felt slippers’

CAPITAL

-._--nm

Summcrside and Prince.

Counti' News.

Sun. Sharp of the P. E. I. R. was in

town yesterday. -

Rav. Wu. Towssinrm occupied the pulpit of the Presbyteriautlhureh Sunday evening- ' ~

A rum. meetingof the B. A. A. A.. is

requested to-night in Montgomery Hall a 8.80 sharp.

Rav, Emnmo Sutra, of Kensington, was a passenger ..l.~y_tihe Northumberland yesterday morning. `

Messrs.Manchestar. Robertson 8: Allison, St. John, was in Albcrtcn, on Saturday.

xilmsas. J. R. Battray and Benj. Matthews, in the employ of Mr. R. T. Holman, Suamera°de,_apant Suaiiay'.at_ theirhomuohalbautol.

-held in~`~§.ih0'l'!l\#.~§,l!i;..'Ba¢urday, Mr. J. EJ Birch of Alberwn and Mir. F. J. Buote, Editor of Uluipartial, Tlgnish, were the chosen candidates to contest the coming election.

THE following are the otiioersof the Crystal Hockey Club for the [coming season:

Honorary Pres-Neil McLeod, Esq.

Pres.-Mr. W. McCu_mn. n Vice Pres.-J. B. Bentley.

Secy. Tmaa.--H. B. Holman.

Dtmrivo the westerly gale of last

Thursday utoi-ning the three masted schooner, James W. of Charlottetown, Finlayson, master, had all her . lower sails' blown away, except two‘jibs, off West. Point. Under the smnll sail she had left she managed to reach Caicumpec Harbor that evening. where she made an entrance on Sunday. The schooner was loaded at Pasbebiac, P. Q., with drum fish for the Brails, S. A.

Christian patience and fortitude, Mrs. Crockett, wife of Mr. H. R. Crockett, passed away yesterday at noon. Deceas ed who was 39 years of age, had sutferei rnuch.being conhnedto her 'bed Z2 weeks. She leaves a sorrowin ` husband and a family of_ four childrgn. the youngest .only live years ofage, who have the deepest sympathy of the community in their bereavemenf; .

OLDBST ‘OFFICE IN Tl-IE ARMY.

» _.___-__

Sir Anthony Blaxlaud Stransham, who

died the other day, was the oldest otlieer in the army. He was 94, and obtained his commission in the Rovai Marines in

HOW SCOLAND IS CULTIVATED.

A twentieth cf Scotland`s area is forest. land, seven-tenths is mountain, heath,and lake and only one quarter cultivated

land.

A SURPLUS CLAIMED.

The United States » Governiue_nt’s revenues for the fiscal year were $56T,240,‘- 852, the largest on record, and there was n surplus of $79,526,060.

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HALF _CRAZY WITH PILES.

Mr. Isaac Foster. Erie View, Norfolk

Co., Ontario, writes: “I was troubled with itching piles for about two years and could not sleep at nights. In fact I was half crazyfrom the terrible itching Reading about Dr. Chase's Ointment _ purchased a box. After _the second appli- cation I experienced relief and one box

cured me thoroughly and permaitnbly and that was two years Dr. C .asc s Ointment. 60 cents a box. all dealt-rs.

, KRUGER.

It seems fitting to remark that he who

tights and runs away may live to land at Marseilles.

STATISTICS SHOW' that more people

iiie of consumption than from any other cause. Slight colds are the true seeds of consumption. Bc'-wire of the slightest cough. Adiiinsoifs Botanic Balsam stands without :1 peer. Zoe. all Drugghti

nv-----3

Try on can of Oak Brand Canflensgd' Milk . a 5cu will decide that it ii better and cheaper than 9. cow. Ask your

Consignments Solicited. Prompt Returns

0llN llAlS Go.

itll Fulton llaikitllaii York.

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers.

Snielts and Eels a Specialty

All correspondence promptly aa-

swered. Stencils sent on application.

s.io.~ wiiisi ii sons,

Boston Mase, Transfer Agents. ltaraanscn--Dunn’s or Bradstreets Agencies, Marlvet and Fulton Nat '

Hotel. - » - ~

prices always t e lowest.

Ma. J. F. -Gannaoann. representing, Tu:uPiiior1.u SarSo,

can jki_f_lney_

At tlicLibem}G`ahservative Convention

1geg.¢»fa» no naar'

cures.

W. R. Wat-ron, Druggiat, Charlotte-` _

Arr!-:R a- lingeringilluesa. borne with.

F is i

mini...-

'l{r. E. Boswell, Victoria, is -at the Queen

Dr. Douglas, Hunter River, was is the

city yesterday. '

Mr. W. G. Anderson, Kinross, is among

the guests at the Queen.

Rev. J. R. McKay, was among the visit

ors to theclty yesterday.

Miss Alice Weeks, was a passenger by

the Princesalast. night returning from

Halifax.

Miss M.`A. Creelma.n,Stewacke, arrived in the city last night nad is visit ing Mrs- Archlbald, at the Queen Ho tel.

BUSINESS = PRUGRESSION

Our business one of progress and

on correct principles; promptnesa and accuracyareour mottoes. We are daily

Combs ani! Toilet goods; no old stock,

The public verdictia htill in' favor of Puiuc's Celery Compound. It is the great family medicine of che present day and-never falls to do what it promises PaincIcCcfa1~Compound' wig

town.

BQBS SHENE.

beat Bobs.-Boston Herald.

TH E VOICE OF THE PEOPL

_ The voice of the people forcibly 'pro claims the fact that our store is the, 'popu

are building up an immense mi y tra

drugs and medicines.

We are headquarters for fine perfume

and all the modern Toilet Requisited.

We can without hesitation recommen Paine’s Celery Compound to our custom

has the indorsation of Canadifa best people, and never fails to banish a troubles that result from impure blood Trya bottle of this marvellous syste

disappointed.

Johnson & Johnson, Druggists, Chariot

tetown, P. E. I. 0 '

D- IMPROVEMENTINLJIDJ `

There is iaikof widening London bridge and they may yet enlarge the of St. Paul's and put a head on Macaulays New

f Zealander.

` ' TENDER CORNS.

Soft corns, corns of all kinds removed without pain or sore spots » by Pa't.nam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. -Thousands testify that it.. is certain, pain- less, and prompt-. Beware of substitutes offered for the _genuine "Putnam~’s” .Ex- tractor. Suro, safe, harmless, At all drzuggists orsent by mail upon receipt of twenty tive cents. N. C. Poison 8: Co., Kingston Ont. .

MONTICELLO INOUZ RY.

Witnesses All Give the Sunken Craft a

Good Name.

____

Sr. J orrrv. Nov. 2t.-The Monticello

enquiry resumed here Thursday morning, but developed nothing striking. F.Corwell, the local agent, said the cargo was stored in regular places. Captain Fleming said he had commanded a steamer eight years and through her a good sea boat, Captain L. Watson said hc commanded her in

1898 when she ran to Gaspe. She 'never leaked. He thought the Montello should not have gone through Petit Passage after meeting the gale. Martin,.a former engineer of the Monticello, testified that she was all right when he knew her.

WITHOUT A DC C I‘OR’S EXAMINA-

` TION.

You can find out if the kidneys are clog-

gi=.d,derangedand diseased.Haveyou back- a.cl_1e or a_weak, lame back f Do you have pain or difficulty in uripating or a too frequent desire to urmabe Are there deposits like brick dust in the urine after it has stood for 24 hours? If you have any of these symptoms not u. moment should be lost in . obtaining Dr. Chase‘s kidney~Livcr Pills, the world‘s greatest l_t;r_l!ney cure. One pill a dose, 25 cents 5

ter Overcoats see what we offer in tailor made overooats at about one-half the price of custom made ones. We show some magnificent Fall Overcoats made from-all wool Whipcords, Vicunaa, Convert. Cloths or Rough Herring-bones, Cheviots. at $10 and $12--_-James Paton & Co. 27 2i

Beautiful New Plaid Backs. -

You need but to see our di lay of Plaid

back .suitinis to feel sanisnosirtliat this is the place to ny them. The new effecté of course and in all the best shades of greys, blues and browns, and the blacks too. Those with hard finish to the face of good, or those with softer finish. All sorts of beautiful oolorblendings in the plaid back,

ional Bank. ` Q Nov. -1 damn - f'

-James Paton & Co. 27 .5-3; _

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success. `_ No need to enlarge 'on"our dis-' o pausing faculties; this department is run ii-_ .

renewing and assortingourstock of Per- 0 fumes. Atomizem, Sponges, Brushes, ,

no on ae once as ec oc ec

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and" liver: “taser .

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Bobs has b een unhorsedin South.Africa 1 °

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but ho'sin the saddle again. You cant

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lar drug emporium. Our dispensing faculties insure safety at all times. We

fa 'l fl

because we guargptee the quality of our °

d O l. 0

ers as the best of all blood purifiers. It ¢

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renovator and builder; you will not be ‘

to ‘dick HA L i`

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Petro1C\.t‘lll.

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ii'£.‘.”°" ..2.‘°l‘»'.i"i..i’ °" i""" "" i °° ii 'wk si our

Store the pat three wash, az will bg

_ Friday, November 23rd. This

is pu-c of the Loudon Home

’ now occupied by Stihl, Hi

way has been cut tomcn can altar

Clothing and Gents

_ floor an Gharlottetc

department ia the prev

I In uw. unite. ua of

mcntl.

. nr-in brooch gm,

_ $9-001°' $6.95.

I - $i.oo,_f<»r $4.75.

II ll Ol

$8 worth si‘>.oo

, linen.

tremendous bargains.)

ilu,

OFTEN. mnrarno-Navaa

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Before placipg- ygur order with a high- H A i .

priced custom tailor for your Fall or Win- 0

50,000 lbs. ncw landing and to in

Grocer for HASZARD’S BRA no other. _ i

Charlottetown November T5, 1900- 2 .kg

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ifiggf P :fo

’ our business made it coiapal

f iatolargerq iiartian.

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4v»‘»-cena- -

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_ wurt.hS30.G0ter I5, -- -. uni not

An all wool tiled Slit 4 pick,

A ll col Tweed Sci ,

_ .:.:.:._.....,.,_,;. ‘~°“°‘ ii-of , _ An all wool tweed Suit, Page, @*`

We willhive you Bayu’ Boite at allllt

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The biggest snap for on ggggh

; UYERCOATS AND

- - ever given in Charlottgcgqg , Ulstern, $3.75, $4.50, #5 00 Q8 50 gd - ¢‘°*l1 Ulster. sms ima. n ns, Irina

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And one hundred other Clothing hugh;

Ties at give awaypncsa from 5: up

1 Collar, all linen (one mouth only) 5: etch,

_ Glovesatprieosycaatvevaacthemlc

~ All Boola coll for itll fd ° lt the law Ihre

.P.S.-Eater at either door

' The Loading For Stan of

Powd

Thi* i0Yf'~*1lY qlliirk Dessert-It’s

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