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‘Beautiful Sleighsii and _

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We have the finest turnouts in the City andoorprioesiostsoit .s .a .e .s

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use semi., cuerloneton. will |>'°°»°|I

in Central Street,_Chz-lstlan church Sum-

merside' next Sunday 'mornill¥ *lid evening. _ _ ' `

Tm: _Northumberland made _the round _ trip to P\du Cheneyeaterday, Xml! dll- She did not wait for the Montreal trains and returned here about 430, p. m. lb looks now as though this will be _ a record breaking year in navigation to the Point.

"‘In bylng Kid Gloves, buy the best Buy

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a genuine guarantee with every pair. Five hook lacing gloves $1.00 black or colors. =7‘ hook lacing $1.25 black or colors. Dome clasp $1.15 and $l.25; -all shades undressed kid black and colors- or dqme clasps $l.25._ We do not buy a glove that is not warrant- ed as we do not sell a glove that we annot guarantee.--McGougan '& Wrigh°e c

THERE are at present two trains runn-

ing between Summerside and Charlotte-

_ 1 town, one leaving Summerslde at 7.15 a.

` m. the olher due to leave at Sp. m. In the

C _ winter season there has been the same

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XMAS GIFTS

Pgffumgs, all the latest odors in handsome packages,

Mirro rs, Tuilet'Sets, Ebony Brushes and Combs, Dressing Cases, Purses. etc., etc, ` T 1

Smokers requisites, Ch°5°° H°“"*°'» Ciaerl in smell

packag s, Fine tobsccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes a large-

aseortment. _ Wholesale to the trade. We Offer Perfumes in 308°' and Glaller’s, Seeley’s, Taylo:’e,Colgates, etc., etc_,Cigars,PipeS, etc.

Drugs and patent medicines as cheap as you can import them We buy _alf our stock for spot cash and give you the advan

tags of low prices. ' _ .

Mail orders to

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Apothecariea Hall, Ch'town. A I ‘

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numberot trains on this road To make cmnections with the Stanley, there need be no additional trains put, on but it ls merely necessary to make a slight change _ ln the time table. Then why shouldfthere be any trouble between the Railway and

the Postal Department about this matter! The train which under the present arrang-

ement leavea Charlottetown at 7.\35 could leave one hour earlier and connect with the Stanley at Summerside and he

-t train

U which is now due to leave Summereide at

8 p. m. could leave at 6 p. m. or two hours e-rlier. This change would not afoot the business interests of the Island and would be satisfactory to the whole Province.

ON Sunday night last the thermometer

was a decided change in the atmosphere and Christmas eve brought heavy ‘down- pours of rain. I 1 the early part of the ,la'ter day, though soft, the sleighing *was not had, and a great many people from the surrounding districts came to town to purchase their Christmas goods. Before many, froma distance, had time

*toreafh here however, they were com-0

pslled to call at houses along the road and borrow wagons with which td dnish ous _ ' their tl-ip,so unilt for elelghs had the roads Abeoome. Yesterday brought- fairer wea- ther, the air being clear and cool. Open navlglition too was rather an inordi nary

land was on duty as in enrlierdays of the _ season. The harbor and Strait ‘contained but little ics or lolly and ~ there was _ nothing to impede trade by the Summer boat.

-»Aschooner_entered our Harbor at an early hour yesterday morning which was the latest arrival of vessels in the 'history of this port, an exception. to which can only be taken of the schooner ._S_unrise which was driven iohere under bare poles _on.Dec. filth. 1&l1,~just ten years IRD. The schooner Jessie Newell, Capt McLure from Picton bound for Summsrside with a cargo of 83 tons of coal for Messrs Joseph Read&Co , arrived in Charlottetown Har- bor saveral days ago after having been frozen in atPlctou Harbor for some time. When in Charlottetown the Capt. com~ pla"»ed of the _vessel leaking and consid- er <1 t too bigarisk, peclieulariy at this f me of yearto continue the trip. _ After 4.: . ...nanicating with the owners of the ves-

.1 1-The David Montgomery estate, 1.

ee) .pt. _ Joseph Read and Messrs Thomas Montgomery . and K. J. Martin, on Monday proceeded to Charlet-l tetowntodecldeasto the best way out ` of the diiliculty .On Tuesday at noon dur-

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ing a consultation over the matter, Capt. i _ _ S

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EVERY LUMBERMAN KNOWS the

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Read volunteered to bring the schooner to Summerslde and Messrs. Montgomery and Martin _ would accompany him. There _ was little

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no time was wasted; the vessel was c ear- ed and at 1 30 p. -m._ each man was at his _ poet and the vessel en -route to this port. The crew consisted ot Capt. McLure, and - the cook-s man named Doucette-and the threegentlemen above named. The daywas wet and dirty wtih heavy showers of rain and at times heavy winds.To add to

was not equipped with all the neoesssries

wee-e .ask ii n atiiutthfee buoketslnis- _duties ion time m‘°da¢tl in. i3\e°‘f'_°°*»\'¥°'-_ 'away °h‘PP"l8 @li M5 5795 V513 °f ‘"5 _mn vassal when .-1 jos.~._».n`a- »_1e»vi..a_» ,sid-br. if °'="1=° fl!! °* i1i"'°*°° i We "1 gim 15% Q90- l "*°=°“’ "°"” i W‘“"°~"‘*"‘°°" °“"'° “iii” _ _,,~ _f » _ rtervtnimetu i fbeeuafel

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the vessel was-not half ...wer - one the; course and with rough weather, the _-ship. coal laden and leaking slightly an unreli- able compass, poor light sind no-i drinking-'

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he opened New Year'e night with band in , H," Wag ,nn m gg, -,ny

fell nearly to zero, but on Monday there -

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4-an. ‘waingiaonnhvv nt. Kaine, is "visiting bil pareltb Wiluiulre.

Mrs. Louie _Webster and her daullhtll' Miss Ruthie oi M¢l‘°“» Wm m ‘N °"'I

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_ nr. r. in ceuiogt or brdw 'w we l1»1»»d.<U9°.fhr °,"°'“.°¥ ‘.‘°“. _ 39594 Xmas holidays with 1riend~ at New Perth

- Mr.Alfred Matthew of Humebolt,M nn., is spending Xmas holidays M ith I wildest North Wiitslilrer Mr. _fldaiiihew expect! -_‘eo mein-n about February next-' ` » ,

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Amos Crocker, ot Worcester, writes:

“After going through a frightful surgical operation and after trying any number 0! salves and ointments, one 50c. box of Pyramid rile Cure gave speedy relief and it quickly cured me.” All drugrgists sell it. Little' book, “Plles. Causes, and 0ure”‘mailed free, Pyramid, Drug Ca. Marshall, Mich. '

LONNN l.AW_Y8l AIRQSTBD. ' Athnr Stentor-d Fi‘ancis,_a London law- yer who until recentlyhada number of

_ rested Thursday on afwarranwhugiogllim with misappropriation or #slime of funds belonging to the Countessctilrkney. 1 Just prior to his arrestFranc_fshad_ol||l0ll‘r ed in the baukrnptcv cour where his ox

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condition and the good ship Nor-:hu niber- , amination diac1o~ei'»n\ indebtedness e of

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SYBUP is an old and thoroughly mmedy. 'It issate, pleasant

me :ron pros makers, 'mvsiaaliiefidl

minioalron and Steel company, It a.pri_o2 which they believe will enable themgo complete with the American and German

an-iQ-zum DON’T SUFFER _WITH|PA1N, when, youcan get relief for `a quarter-of a dollar by using Ken'lrlok's Iininment.

'E‘“ow“`H b'y"1>lis”r3.o`E"th"i"n 31,746 people

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value of Kendricks Linlnment. There ie' ‘M no remedy more valuable to have at hand.

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Cardigan Jackets all price! Fureoets hom 815 upteldb

Purcapslllit 200 286.ana

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Fur lined coats $25 up to 75 004. Fur Robes 85 up to 80 00

Fur Gloves $2 50up to 1

Fur Mills 82 up to 15 00

Gloves in Kid from 4.9¢ to 83 Garters 25° and 85e.

Handkomhlels lo tl U

Hosiery 25c up to 60

Hate from 75c to 8 850

Mul‘iers from 250 to 950

Pun- s from 15o to 81

Rubee: coats $2 to 15.00.

Shirts from 25c to 81.65

Sweaters from 49s to 82

Ties very pretty 10s upto?

Trunks from $1.50 up to 10 K Underwear from 50a a suit

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