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Moe matter what kind of foods you use, mix with t# SH! RIDAN’S CONDIT IN POV (DER. mt will increase your profits thiy f and winter. It assures perfect assivnilation of

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May be obtained in winter if you do as many gnece trymen do, namely, mix daily q@ith t 1as od Sher idanu’s Pow der. Has bees used and indorsed over thirty years. If yon can't get the Powder send to us. One k, 25 cta.; Dve, $l. Large two-tb. can py N kires. 1.5. JOHNSON & CO. Boston, Mas

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We eusrantee all our work to be etrictly first clase. live us a eall and be convinced.

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Bruce stewart and Coy. “THE MODERN”

Founders Engineers & bfachinists Steam Nav. Co’y’s Wharf Ch’town, PE 1 Phone 126

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WAIGH ATTENTIO™.

Attention that will keep its fine mechanism in perfect condition. It desen’t take much oil to make it mark time, but it must have that miie, and have it at the right time. It is our business %*o cor- reci ali difficulties about g watch, and ma‘e it keep correct time.

We cam promise you expert work in engraving as well as in watch re— } ou can always the

pairing, depend on having work done well.

W. W. WELUNER

Jeweler and Engraver.

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Charlottetown Board of Trade

HE ANNUAL Quarterly and General

Meeting of this corporation, will be held at the Board Room. Masovic Temple Bu lding, on the evening of Wednesday, 10th iust., at8 o'clock.

Any parties having accounts #gainet the above corporation, are requested to render veme to the Sec’p at once.

EDMUND T. H'GGS,

Secretary.

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Tenders for Church

EALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned, uptil February $i, lv@e. for the construction ofa pew Rom ap Catholic Church, at Souris, P E. Ieand, designed by Mr. W. C Harrie, Archiiect, to be built of stone or brick, about one hundred and eigbty feet over ali in lengtk, aod to svat about nine hundred and fifty people The plane ead specifi CAlions can be seen at Souris, ‘rom Jan- Wary 8b. to the 15th, 1900, sod can be feen at the Bishop’s Palace, in Charlotte torn, from the 15th January to the 8th of Pebruary, 1900. Each tender must be Meompanied by a certified cheque for $100 00, wh'ch will be returned if tender # not accepted, and which will be forfeit td if tenderer fails to undertake the con Wtact after his tender has been accepted. ué lowest or any tender not necessarily Mcepted. Tendera to be sent to the Undersigned and marked “Tenders for tis Church.” D. F. MACDONALD, P.P., Yaa. 4, 1900, Sourie, P. E. I

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COLONIES AND MOTHER QJUNTRY.

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By the Dean of Fredericton, Canada.

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“Britain’s power is on the wane ! So the envious nations cry ; Yet her ships plough every main, Yet her sons, in battle’s strain,

Eager staad to do or die.

*‘Britain’s might has had ite day Bind the world her rule tocrush ,” Yet her march ewells on its way, Yet new empires Owa her away, : Bid the envious voices hush.

“Britain eplendid stands alone, Every hand agaiost her set,” Yet from differing clime and zone, Comes the cry ino ringing tone,

“Mother! our belp do not reject.”

Mother, all thy children cling Loving and loyal about thy Knee; Free and loyal homage bring,

Of unbroken growth the spring, Draw thou the peoples unto thee !

Spread the Goepel’a saving ray Till all strife and discord cease, Till there dawns the golden day, Till mankind united pray, ‘Reign, Thou blessed Prince of Peace.’’

Vernon River Notes.

The jingle of the sleigh bells is a wel. come and pleasant contrastto the rough roads which continued unusually late this fall

Our debating society has been re organ< ized and is doing excelleat work. The last debate “Ie the year 1900 the beginning ef the Twentieth Century or the end of the Nineteenth ? ” was hotly conteated. The principal speakers on the Twentieth Cen~- tury side were L. Hayden and C. McMil- jan, while the claims of the Nineteenth Century were ably upheld by R Coady and L R. McNeill.

The New Year®wasfushered in in a very pleasant maoner by a_ ball gotten up in honor of Miss Annie Wilson, who has been residing amonget us for the | ast five years but who is about to leavefora warm. er climate. The ball was held at Michael McMillan’s.

Beogamin Wheathberby has secured the contract of building the uew school at Lake Verde. He has the good wiehes of the community in this, his first under- taking.

Tue Examiner ts queted a8 an authority on war news, and is eagerly waited for every Friday.

M4-a-Ker T.

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GREATER BRITAIN AGAIN.

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Canada sends her second contingent fo South Africa with every demonstrat'on of good feeling for the Mother Laud.

Australia forwards another thou- sand of monnted men and bat'tries as well—all leaviog for the front enthusias- tically.

The Cepe snd Natal are helping, and India wants io part.cipate; the Indian princes cannot go, but they are sending horses, and waut to send men,

Thie warto break upthe Empire ie solidify'ng it instead.

Thenk you, Mr. Kruger.--Mail and Empire.

HIS TIME HAD OOME.

So Thought a Quebec Man Until Dodd’s Kiduey Pills Cured Him of Bright’s Disease

Quesec, Jan. 9.—Narcisse Mangy, of 109 St. Ann Street, this city, coneiders himeelf an extremely fortunate man. Se has come through the ordeal of Bright's Disease alive.

Bright's Disease is an extremely fatal disease of the kidneys. The sufferer liog- ers on, growing weaker and weaker, slowly aod miserably dying. Once it fastens itself upon a victim, there is only one hope to save bim—Dodd’s Kidney Pille. But they never fail.

Narciese Mangy says: “I have endured Bright’s Disease for over five years. Doc- tore told me I would never get well. I I thought my time bad come. A friend told me to try Dodd’e Kidney Pille. I have just finished the fourth box and am cured.

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Anew supply of the latest graphophone records just re- ceived at Miller Bros., Queen Street,

SpeciaL snaps for smokers from now until January 2nd. Central Drug store.

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™ Local and Other Hem,

Hook anp Lappsr.—At the annus! meeting of the Hook and Ladder Com pany on Monday officers were elected as follows :~-Keoneth Finlayson, Captain; Cephas Murley, Ist Lieutenant ; Harvey Morris, Secrerary. Four axemen_ were anpointed ; Joho Gillis, Jobn Proud, Hooper Horne and John Martio.

An Op ayp Wet Tried Remepy.— Wivelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by muill‘ops of mothers for their children while teething with perfect «vecess. It eoothes the child, softens the guiws, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for

diarrbcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. ‘Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is imealculable Be sure and ask

fer Mra. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.

W exk or Prayrer.— The followin is the program during week of prayer, beginning Jao. 8 -—

Monday—Grace, subject, “Confeseion and humiliation.” Speakers— Revs, DB McLeod and G P Raymond.

Tuesday—Baptist, subject, ‘Church and Family.” Reve. J W McConnell and Mr Fraser.

Weanesday— Zion, subject “Christian Cit'zenships” Revs. Mr McConnell and Leo Wiliiame.

Thureday— Methodist, First, “Bible Society.” Speakers—-Reva. Williams, Fraser and J J Taesdale-

Fri iay—St. James’ subject, “Missions.” Speakers—Revs. J J Teasdale and Robt F W nieton,

Meetings to begin at 7.30 o’clock. tf.

subject, Leo

Firreenra Cextuny Wacrs—The acr ceunt books of All Souls College, Oxford, are in un excellen state of preservation, and from them we are able to get s correct idea of the wages paid about A. D., 1438. Carpenters aud sawyers got about six pence @ day; daubere, fivepence; ston diggers and laborers, fourpence halfpenny® masons and joiners, eightpenee, a master» carpenter, three shillings and fourpence 4 week, enjoving also a tithe from each laborer employed uoder him, a custom stiil ex'sting in many parts of India and which the epgineesw there are trying t) abolish. A ekilled truayge carver receiyed four shilimgs and cightpence a week, with bed aud board, as he generally came from adistance. In those halcyon davs a horse cost the modest sum ot three pounds,

C.M.B. A.

Installation of Officers in Branch No. 281, Tignish

On Friday evening, January 5th, Chan- cellor Jos. J. Arsenault installed the following officers for the year 1900 :

Chancellor D O’Brien.

Presideut—J Albert Brennan.

Firat Vice President—T John Hackett.

Second Vice President — Martin A Doyle.

Recording Secretary —J E Gallant.

Assistant Recording Secretary — Peter L Chaisson.

Financial Secretary—Charles Dalton.

‘reasnrer—P C Murphy, M D.

Marshal -Urbian Gaudet.

Guard—Hubert Gaulet.

Trusteee—Jas W Kineb, AJ Bernard, Chas Harper, Joseph F Chaisson, Jno B McCarthy.

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The sick man knocking at the door of heel’ gets in if he knocks the right way, and, steysoutif he doesn’t, There are

| thoueands of ways of getting sick but only

ope way (to get well. Do whatever yon will, if you do not put your digestion in good “order, and make your blood rich and pnre, you will not get well. Rich pure blood is the only thing that can bring perfect health, Constipation iss disease of the blood. A large part of al! diseases are traceable directly t» impuri-~ ties in the blood, and can be eured by eliminating them with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The first thing it does is to put the whole system into perfect order. It stimulate the ap- petite, excites a copious secretion of the digestive fluids and, promotes assimilation. It searches out disease germe wherever they may be, k Ile them and forces them out of the system. Ihe “Geldon Medicu! Discovery” has been used with unvatying success for over 30 year.

Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only, aud receive free a copy of Dr. Pierce’a Medical Adviser. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association,

Buffalo, N.Y

Many a mother bundles the baby up in msny pounds of warm Clothes, forgetting a] about covering its little hande.

John T. [icKenzie,

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SALE. .«-

Thousands of Remnants SY 1.0L HNDS of

all kinds of dry goods at small prices.

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Yesterday was a busy day

among the remnants, but there are hundred» yet to choose from

many Jines at less than half price,

Wre expect another

RUSH To-Morrow

There is sure to be something you’ll need among these rem- nants, lovely dress goods, silks, satins, sateens, remnants of

MY STORE

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Charlottetown’s

Busiest Dry Goods

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SENTNER, McLEOD & CO.

Wholesale & Retail.

iron Wear Rubbers.

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We always try to give our customers “the best” in every

line we sell, and they are beginning to find this out and pvt

confidence in us and our goods. We have endeavored to get the best rubbers made, and

to get the rubbers that fit the different shapes of boets per- fectly; thereby giving the rubbers every chance to wear well.

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A BAD FITTING RUBBER Is A BAD WEARING RUBBER

So eome to the MODEL

STORE and have your rub- bers fitted satisfactorily, and

We Don't Mind The Trouble WE TRY TO PLEASE “2

Save money by buying your rubbers at. the Model Store.

R. H. Ramsay & Co.

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Great rush at P MON

is selling crockery, ¢. ass- # ware and groceries at = reduced prices.

Snecessors to BERR BROS.

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A great variety of work in our workshop, such as

Expert Watch & Oleck Repairiag Gilding & Silver-plating Bngraving ——

Repairisg & Renevas.n?

Fine Jewelery

The latter includes 1 large class ef werk, which former], kad to be sent away for ropairs, whieh we now guarantee to do im the best manner and promo! 'y. Solicitimg your favours.

G. F. HUTCEESON,

Quurm £& REcT. Jeweler & Opti. ias.

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FOR EVERYBODY IN

CANADA'S GREAT NORTH-WESE

wA Land Illimitable With Illimitable Kesceurces.”

Government Free Grant of 166 Acres of Bona Fide Settlers. ¥or Maps, Descriptive Pamphlets Transportation Rules, etc., Write te A. J. HEATH, D. P. Aj, C. P. R., ST, JOHN N. B

Farm (and Mills.

A splendid property for sale. The sab— Béfiber offers for sale, posserion immediat- ely, his freehold farm, situated at Upper Westmoreland, together with Griet, Card- ing, Shingle, and Roller Crushing Mil), ae well as a large rotary saw will and other circulars, and planing mill; also bie cider manufacturing esablishment.

The larges' p .rt of the purchase money may remain on ioterest at 4 per cent,

ANTHONY] C9iLET Stenley Block, Ch’town, Oct 28, 1899-—d&w

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