ee,

mixtures smother the coug!.. But the t into life

Some

&

cough

next breeze Tans avaln

')

Better put the cough out.

at is, better go deeper

and smother the fires of in- fammation. Troches can- not do this. Neither can plain cod-liver oul.

~ But Scott’s Emulsion can. The glycerine soothes and

rakes comfortal 6; the hy-

ay »ohos p! hites give powet and | and |

tability to the nerves;

the oil reeds the weakened tissues. , } nia

Cood Food

BETTER THAN—

ae

“ ‘cat Meal Ar ington it Mea 4, pert food for dyspeptics. Be. iT gy oro if ad f : } the heat pure Ay : Fin} hes to the publ hye t uns of lying a PER E E OT FOOD. 1 vy & me

* ae on & Co

Pure Food Sell

We have a Beautiful

ine of goods to show you this season in

Diamond Rings Gipsey Rings Chain Bracelets

rs,

ornetie Chains

Gents Chains Brooches

ete. ete. ete

We are giving special value in Watches avd Clocks until Xmas. It will give us pleasure to show them to you.

. N. TANTON Great George St.

Evaporated peaches and spricots a

Beer & Goff’s. Paton’s

Annval «Remnant

NOTICE! DEBTORS

As we have transfered our busi- ness to other parties yur books must be

Closed up at once

All those indebted! to us will oblige by making immediate payment at the

OLD STAN D, Accounts Long Overdue

if not attended to at once will be sued for.

W. A. WEEKS ¢ CO. Jan 26—eod dw 2m

Molasses ald Sugar.

Extra choice Porto Rico Molasses, Extra standard granulated Sugur yellow extra C Sugar, Demerara Crystals in bags. Selling at lowest prices.

HORACE HASZARD

Ch’town, Jan 5th ’99 42 wks eod

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THE DAILY

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t+ SSS FOODIES OOOO TPN Bee

: Of Special Interest to our Farmers:

ABOUT POULTRY

} Irageary ; f Roos

The Preservation of hggs

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Ve \ ce vy { [mn \ ter the cg ire collected from the = nd cleaned, they should be put ‘i na cool place until they can be des ed to market

Er Great care should be taken in pack | ing eggs not to use any substance which has in itself a disagreeable odour or flavour, as that will likely be imparted to the eggs. The keeping of eggs

packed in musty straw or musty bran

them.—- Prof. Robertson.

The hen pays for all the work be-

stowed on her. Eggs are saleable at all times and at good prices, says Poultry Keeper. Wheat, corn, and

other foods will pay more at this season if converted into eggs than into any other product, and the farmer does not have to wait for the cash for his work for the hen returns him his outlay every day or nearly so. In those sections where no work can be done in winter the hens can be made to give daily re- turns of cash in the shape of eggs when all other operations are ata standstill,

The Baltimore Sun gives the follow- ing cause for soft-shelled eggs: Egg shells are a lime formation, and a lack of lime as a food ingredient is there- fore, one of the,main causes. Indiges- tion is another cause which requires a radical change of diet. Over-fat hens are most apt to be troubled with this disorder. Hens that are frightened or pores ve dogs, or otherwise, will

Base Burners, REMOVED. On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, x patrons will find me in my office in the New Prowse Block, on the north

side of Queen’s Square, first door to he right upstairs.

| OR. J. H. AYERS, Dentis

Heating Stoves

at Greatly

Reduced Prices

Dodd & Roers

Wholesale & Retail

cuneate

7

will impart that disagreeable quality to ;

EXAMLNER,

Dal drop soft-shelled eggs.

the cause will suggest the remedy.

In 1896 Great Britian imported 132,

,£20,71 dozens of eggs valued at | 20,2 Of this quantity France * | Hn ».757,700 dozens, valued at

| $6,196 Germany 29,304,860,

d is, valued at $32,806,222, and

R 610,680 dozens, valued at

t+ 2 ‘he important point to

l, hese figures is the great

la he value of the imports

(7el iny which : x mate one another in quantity. porn Of €x

3 cents per dozen. The

in England varies from 31

' i in winter for French extras

wa 17 to 18 for Canadian ickle h

nm} A novel test is being conducted in

'} Great Britain. In an egg laying com

| petition. All the competing birds are - | - »

nd are being kept under the

' +} , - CONQCLUIONS ana

management.

pen contains four birds and the

etition is to last eighteen weeks Farm

ra 1 fed to cows in full milk

N ent Station 1s

d of the following Ensilage

na Th chop (mixed

nd barley), 3 lbs. and pea

I ) 2 1b At the Nova Scotia Pro

\ i) Farm the following is_ the

| ration : Ensilage 20 lbs. ; clover hay,

10 lbs. ; oat straw, 2 lbs.; wheat. bran

5 Ibs. ; arid middlings, 2 lbs. per day per

1000 lbs., live weight

Spring Medicine to purify your blood, give you good appetite, sound sleep, That scrofulous taint, that skin trou- ble, that liver dif- | ake tendency, that tired feeling, are this medicine a fair trial and you will realize its positive merit. It is not

are cured say, which prove = Spring Medi-

eine. C. I. — Loweil, Mass.

Is the time when you should take a steady nerves and perfect digestion.

ficulty,that bilious all cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Give what we say, but what the people who Sarsaparilla &..c9 sc Hood’s Pills

cure Liver Ills; easy ta take, easy to operate. 25e

59.50

Lightest Plate Eastman’s No. 2 Eureka Jr.

Camera

-akes nictures 34 x 314 inches; weighs but 124 ances, Meniscu s lens, rotary snutter, three stops, view i , r tr i screw. Perfectly adapted er time “xposures and equally con- enient as a hand or tripod camera, rive with pinte . Mder, $2.50 te developing anc priniing outfit, 1.00 fal of Furcka Cameras and Kedak FIAOQTMe Aa LE r eT PASTMAN KODAK CO. Poehester, N, ¥

Charlottetown School of Music, KINDERGARTEN BUILDING.

Coot eee cee

W. Harry Watts, Director

Lessons given on Pipe Organ. Fee (which includes use of organ for practice and blower) $15 per term of 20 ics:ons. Piano (one hour) $10 per term. Half hour jescons on Piano, Singing, Orchesiral [netruments, or Harmony, $5 per term.

Papers will be ready by the Director every Saturday at 10.30. Pupils admitted free, but are to provide themselves with combined note and exercise books,

Hours : 9 tc,12, 2 to 5, 7 toY.

6 —ta.thar, st

A CARD.

The Photiigiaphic's and 1d Crockery business carried on by the late Cryus Lewis will be continued by the undersigned, at the old stand on Grafton Sireet.

Thanking the putlic for past favors and | hoping for a continuance of the same,

I rewain, respectfully ye urs,

ISABEL LEWIS.

In most cases

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FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.

LADIES’ HOME JOURKAL.

Journal expected variety of features, It opens

The February Ladies Home offers more than the literary and pictorial with av article by Mre. Ballingten Booth, taking the resders through State prisons, pointing out the awfulness of prison life, and the hoplessness of 4 released prisoner’s effort to gain unaided a place where he can get a livelihood. The story touches the heart asd will attract wide-spread interest Mrs. Lew Wallace writes of “The Murder

of the Modern Innocents,” a powerful and convincipg protest against th over-education of children. ‘** The Story of New York’s Sor ial Life” give 8 interest- ing glimpses of Gotham society, and “ The |

Largest Rauch in the World” lexas pastarage as large as two States of the Union. ‘The three serials,“ The Girls of Camp Arcady.” Miss Wilkins’ “ The Jamesons in the Country,” and “ The Min- ister of Carthage” continue with dash and a successful interest.

Two pages of the February Journal are worthily devoted to pictures of‘*The Prettiest Country Homes in America,” and two moreto “Inside of a Score of Gardens.” Both features are the ivaugu- rai parts of 0 series of pictures that will be interesting and useful to every owner or lover of Nature’s work. Barton Cheyner tells boys why and where they ld learn trades, and William Martin Jobneon continues his Practical” series; “Good Furniture and Furnishing” are pictured, “ Making a Home Aqvarium” is explainec, *Go.7n8 for Unusual Figures” are shown. Helen Watterton Moody writes on “ What it means tobe Engaged,” Mrs. 8. T. Rorer on ‘* Food for Men and Women over Fifty” and “ Preparing and Cooking Shellfish,” while every home and family

home

shou

interest is considered. By the Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. One

dollar per year; ten cents yer copy.

OOK OUT for the first signs ot impure blood—Hood’s Sarsaparilla is your safeguard. It will purify,

enrich and vitalize yur BLOOD.

—

REGISTERED ARE WARRANTED TO SATISFY

MADE OF BEST STEEL. KEEP EOGE,” LEADING DEALERS SELL THEM!

BAGS SE IS Hair Brushes, Soaps,

Toilet Articles

BRIGHT NEW GOODS

At soiled prices.

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Canadian Pacific Railway.

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TRAVEL - IN - COMFORT

ae

TOURIST SLEEPERS

feaving- Montreal every THURSDAY at 11 a. m. orthe PACIFIC COAST, accoimmo- datisg second Class passengers for all points, algary and west.

Berth Rates—

WESNE OO THE inns cso uve ivdecedyss $7.00 Montreal to Kevelstone............+seeee++ 70 Montreal to Vonaeneee: soeves 5 detankcostes Oe Montreal to Seattle... be <citik aie otk, ick a

For Passage Rates to ali points in Canapa, Western Unirep Srares and to Japan, Cutna, Inpra, Hawarran Isianps, Australia and Mania, and also for de scriptive advertising matter and maps,

write to A. H. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen]. Paes. Agt., St, John, N. B.

AT SPECIAL TRIP RATE, .

This large illustrated sportsman’s weekly is just the paper for you if you are a shooter or angler or amateur sailor or camer or

observer of nature, Forest AND STREAM is

called the “‘sportsman’s home journal,” be- cause ail in the home read it. To know it is to like it. The price is 10 cents per copy (of all newsdealers}; but that you mey get acquainted with FOREST AND TREAM, “send 25 cents (silver or stamps), and we w ill send the paper for four weeks as a special trial trip. Our catalogue of best books on outdoos sports will come to you free. Address

FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO € 346 Broadway, New York,

describes a }

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CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 7, 1899

SHOREY’S Ready to Wear Rigby Waterpoofed Spring Overcoats

Are made by tailors, stayed - every oe and keep their tylish shape to the end

SILK FACINGS

BEST LININGS

They cost much less than coats made by the best custom tailors and cannot be equalled in style by the smaller tailors.

's Guarantee Card in the Pocket nd higl ig exceller Ask fcr Shorey’s ** Re:?Z

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Shorey lie

permanent shape a iest tailori: ice,

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TSS Sle ay UALS Newson’s ls Good 856%

. YOuUTUN no risk ‘Y « If you buy here

wz [f our goods are not J US1' what they are represented to be

return them and yet your money back. Do you think we

We would say this, if we had not perfect faith in what we sell! We havea fine line of the very best in Bedroom Suits, which we will gladly sell you on the above terms.

Oar Furaiture is Good—OQur Prices are Low

John Newson

RBS EEN SIS Le IEG TE SN RG

IF YOU HAVE MONEY TQ BURN

Buy any kind of a piano that may be brought to your home.

If you want to make a siire thing of it, CALL ON US and select a Heintzman & Co, Piano. They are the cxeapest Piano after all, that you can possibly buy.

Durability, quality of tone, ease of action and general ap pearance considered.

Sold on eary terms.

HEINTZMAN PIANO!

The selection of a fullsize, Concert, Grand Heintzman Piano tor the Ch’town School of Music is another of the many proots we can furnish of their superiority.

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But the balance of our stock of Boys’

will positively be closed out at half price. A few Men’s Ulsters and suits at your own price. Men’s Underclothing at clearing prices.

Boots and Shoes.

A lot of Ladies’ Fine Dongola Boots worth from $1.25 to $1.85, all will go now for 75c a pair. A lot of Women’s Strong Boots for 50 cents a pair. Men’s Overshoes ° Women’s Overshoes Boys’ Hockey Boots $1.35 Men’s Hockey Boots $1,65

COME NOW TO

J.B. Macdonald & Co:

FOR BIG BARGAINS

Suits

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