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American) detective fo`ro¢_ hu mary lodmwts in Berne. A ,,2,-“$1 is out for the arnst of Brunlng, ¢ _younl 11193. who suddenly left ms- omployment in_-Berlin, and tiieni. few"

-charged with having thken._ “M00

' "r ' -- g vc/ In G\l'l1ll»1\_ _ Y where many thin out 0141.110 0r'd1ner!. thfa arrest entalis_a\_| accompanying ‘f 5-(1. v,ertisemen_t‘ .tho ghgmvg '_ that makes the mans iaes almost as w'el1° known elf-_ _ _the most ‘°%.‘;°..°'~.':°':‘.‘!'i=:.f~ ”°"““" e er run 'gth li me to eoueec no-1 noel p°of;,,w§ff photographs. A few hundred of than multi-photographs were then sent to che retire of the w<>na._

Sou Amer' les w ,n ti ‘me and ev,en the poliozxlotbeoxgovegdl ment' qi Columbia' leaned omathiug of the facial features of the Benin clerk Brunlng. But, apparently, they learned very little, ,for the other _ogy the Berlin detective oillce received 9,4 courteous note, fn which they 1-¢ad;_ '_'"w° WWF all 1151101' to inform you that we have arrested, and now hold at your disposition. five of the crim- inals whose photographs von have forwarded us. We are on the track 01 the sixth, and hope to arrest him shortly." _

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Reserve Run of Mine

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George E. Full’s

Coal yard

(lotion and Woolen

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Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cloths for

Power House, Gare s, Machine Shops, and all General glirpcses. Write for samples and quotations to the manufact- \ll’Of»

H. Gray £9 Co

23 _25 Common St. Montreal, P. Q.

lstt\lF gas. '

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lorrl?`%lg£°-Ulgdllottetown

been created by eh ,|j,¢,, llllpested foot-andadouth digging

:_l__¢;l;_ghanimals landed at Waliasey, Au °°“~ '"1" N°wrv._ ireland. . importations from Ireland have b°°11=t°l>w1 by oraeror an neo

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_481`icu1ture and Fisheriesjandr the

most ragid ppm gi bxereised' here and ‘ilu (lrrzlandrlcobdtdg

,the spread of the diseases. There

‘“f° l°“.¢l i1l'°f»0sts § Ireland onthe P01* Ofc-breeders and dealers that the action now taken in préventing “ports from that country isunnec- °¢1B§'l1Y \l1‘8stl¢. the mstteg was dealt _wit at some length in t e house of Commons. ’

ALWAYS CONSULT

THE PHONE DIRECTOR

It 1° 511191191118 the large number of people in Charlottetown who, when V-UW' want to inquire about their Morning Daily Guardian or gub|¢|»ip_ UUE. Mk Central for the News phone No. 132.3, instead of 132,z; or when they want to inquire about advertis- ing ask Central for the Subscription 11110110 N0- 132-2. or for the _News Ph°“° N°~ 133. initead of 132-3'; or when they want the News or Editor. Isl Department ask Central for the 5111154-1‘l`iI>i1ion phone No. 132-2, or the Advertising phone No. 132-3, instead Ol 133. although all those depart- ments and their respective phone numbers are plainly given in the tele- phone book. Soma people, instead of 1005118 at the hook, even phone one of the above departments to find out

other department. All this is a great waste’ol time on the part of the-person phoning. the operator at U10 00113181. and the clark in the de- partment wrongly phoned. The news staff, on an upper floor, cannot give the necessary information about eith- er advertising or subscriptions, nor_ the advertising stall about subscrip- tions or news, nor the subscription stall about advertising or nswh. In other words theclerks know and can do but their own work in their own departments, and if it were otherwise they would be continually running from one department to another, up- stairs and down, mrixing work, wear- ing themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion. On and after 6 p. m. . daily it is -useless to ask for any Phone numbers except 132 and 133. _ ' Patrons who consult their phone

books for the numbers they really want will greatly lessen the work of the patient Central telephone and

Guardia; clerks and thus help make their li b much brighter and hap- pier. 8-llidtl.

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quality gms. 1 12-nw.

That pain in the back

is caused by diseased kid- neys. Get on the right road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a preparation that is fully guaranteed by us. Money back if dissatisfied. Price a box 5oc, three boxes for I _$i.z5,‘six boxes for $2.50."

The McKinnon Drug H Co , corner Great George

and Kent Streets.

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Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc Offices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown

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PARIS; Dec. 21 (Special)-A _dc-

putation recently qfwaited-on' N. Poms; Minister of Agriculture. in order to ask him to_ take immediate steps to prevsntthbf sale of the famous forest 01 E\1»'11oor Dieope, to timber mer- °\1H~11f~S. and its consequent destruc- tion. 'l‘he_iorest, which comprises 23,- 250 acres, belongs to the Orleans family,___b_ut it is hoped that the do- main maytbe acquired by the stats, M. Pam! promised to lools into the matter.

Anaemlc Mothers __

llere is Relief

You Cen Enrich Your Worn- ouf Blood and Quickly Re-

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Suiierer of Twenty Years States Dr. Hamilton's Pills are a Real Cure.

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the past 20 years when my head wa.sn't aching. If I bent over, `dark specks would come before my eyes, and it seemed as if all the blood in ‘my body wanted to rush to my head." Thus opens the letter of Mrs Enoch S. Spry. of Putnam P. O., and' coo- tinuing her interesting statement she says: "Work or exertion made my heart -beat. terrible, -and going up stairs caused such shortness of breath that it fairly frightened me. I tell you how I feel to-day and you

H-amllt0n's Pills have made. I feel strong enough now to work like a man, as for going up stairs on thc run,°it doesn't bother me at all. 1 eat and sleep as any well person ought, and as for dizziness which us- ed to frighten me so much, it has en- tirely disappeared. Dr Hami.lton's Pills are a wonderful woman’s medi- cine. They helped me in other ways, too, and I know every woman 'that uses them will have comfort and good health. Refuse anything oflered you instead of Dr Hamilton’s Pills ol Mandrake and Butternut, 25c. per box at druggists and storckeepers or the Catarrhozone Go., Budalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.

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"Don't' forget those ribbons at

119,11 price, both plain and Dresden, from 4 to 7; inches wide, suitable for fancy work bags, and many other ribbon novelties at Paton's.

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"As a good gift for any lady we

would suggest a selection from this list;mesh bags, silver mounted scis- sors. manicure priggi. SGW! 8015 bracelets. 14k gold pearl set neck- laces. shirt waist sets, sewing sets,

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Commuiies Tiny Sub-

scribe Fund; to aidj;ii‘ "_ Keeping Their Church ‘ in Best Conditions `

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PARIS, Dec. , 21 _(Special)-M.

Maurice Bsrres, the Aoademician, has 10118 N011 Cerrylng on a. generous campaign in favor of preserving chur- ches other than religious monuments from the ravages of time. A few days ago he eloquently pleaded in the

-Chamber of Deputies the cause of

thousands of churches with their, delightful little grey spires so famil- iar to tourists, forming together a national. treasure of artistic beauty. Since the Law of Separation the care of churches, "Calvaries," and all re- ligious monuments is _no longer obli- gatory upon anybody. Each commune is loft a certain measure of liberty, but even if the faithful subscribe they are at the mercy of some fierce Radi- cal or Atheist mayor or municipality. M. Barres gave a. few instances, which_ could be multiplied by scores. At Moulins-les-Moyers, in the Depart- ment of _the Yonne, 5 "Calvary," 3 perfect gem of eighteenth century art, ls crumbling away because the muni- cipal council refuses money odered by private individuals for its preserva- tion. At Bornel a twelth century church is falling to ruins. The sum of $3,000 was collected, but a village grocer obiected to its acceptance.

The remedy proposed to the Cham-

ber by M. Barren is that the com- munes sliould be freely permitted to -subscribe to keep us the churches, without being obliged, while 1-,he faithful should be allowed to collect separately, and the State should con- tribute a sum equal to the total re- sult of one or both ol these sources.

THE lillil FHUM _ N THETHEATHES

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AT F. F. PROCTORS, NEW YORK.

At Proctor's 5th. Avenue Theatre,

New York, for the week of Dec. 23rd, the _bill will be headed by _ David Belasco's sensational spectacle, "The Drums of Oude," which will be play- ing its final engagements around

New York. The piers- has been a credit to Mr. Balance' ,stagecraft and a most~.wslcome addH@n to centim- porary vaudeville, §»°havil1§_ 11811305 every theatre in which he was pre*

v r ns connected with the

-sented. E e yp _

can undargtgud wh", 5 gg-me cure nr, varieties is hoping that Mr. Belasco

will contribute at_ least three ‘or-four such eilorts each season_to that branch of the amusement world. '.0the1‘s on the tremendous holiday programme are Carroll and Fields, the original rathskeller duo; Bert Melrose, the man who 'makes tables and chairs seem human; Ethel Mc- Donough, monologlste; Leo Carrillo t h e entertaining entertainer; Musical Johnstone xylophone vertuosi, just returned from a t0\1!’ of the world; Campbell and Brady, international favorites in lunmaking Fon Re als, I-Ierculaan athletes, and

ripping farce Blxby's Baby-

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MINARD’S LINIMENT.

BATARD McMULLIN.

Chatham, Ont. I was cured of painful Goltre by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

` MRS. W. A. JOHNSON.

Walsh, Ont. I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by

MINARD’S LINIMENT. Parksdale, Ont, J. H. BAILIY-

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“There are not many days left in

rin'gs, boudoir clocks, watches. 14k

pearl brooches, also an abundpnce vivaf, hi h lit old filled jewe ry. . ~i5.°'1-§’§'£1..' g . 12-wus

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which to select your gifts. We can help you in this matter if you call at _our store. E. A. Foster, Central 'D1-ug5f,gpg, _ 12-2l.M3l.

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.s always appreciated by the

sony' 'MATCHES

his pocket gets the Most

money. _

3DDY’S matches are

lilvllll EDDY'S ONLY.

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COIIIIIIOII-IDBI! UNI .

are the Head-wont-drop l'

- off kind. In buying: '_Eddy's matches, the '_Housc-

W? keeper and also the man who carries matches in

:of the Best forthe least _

safe. Always insist upon _

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'Tan B. B. sony company. Limited. _ f .._

rs also of Paper Paper Bags.

‘LLL CANADA' Toilet Paper. Tissue "l°owel_s, etc. ~"~

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FINMIIIES [ll PUHTUGAL

. LISBON, Dec. 21 (Special)-Gem eral agreement is expressed in the Press that the present financial situa- tion ls serious. The "Seculo" con- siders it badbut not desperate. The Legitimist “Macao” lays stress on the Finance Ministers statement that the Republicans have made a mistake in hitherto deceiving the na- tion concerning national finance. The Evolutionlst “Republics” expresses alarm at the projected increases ol taxation.

Expected Death 1 _ 'I-‘rom Day to Day

Another Case Where Life Was Saved

', And Health Restored by Nerviline.

We have all read and heard of the agonies of sclatica, but only those who have been tortured by this dread malady can fully appreciate what it must mean to be cured after years .Of suffering.

It is because he feels it his solemn

duty to tell to the world his faith in Nerviline that Vivtor P. Hires makes the following declaration. “For three years I was in the Royal Mail Ser- vice, and in all kinds of weather had tomeet the night trains. Dampness, cold, and exposure brought on scis- tica that affected my left side. Some- times an attack would come on that made me powerless to work. I was so nearly a c_o_mplete cripple that I .bad to give up my job. I was in des- pair, completely cast down, because the money I had spent on trying to get well was wpisted. I was speaking to my chemist one day, and he re- commended ‘Nervilinc.' I had this good iiniment rubbed on several times a day, and got relief. I con- tinued this treatment four montlm, and was cured. I have used all kinds of liniments, and can truthfully say that Nerviline is far stronger, more penetrating and infinitely better than anything else for relieving pain. I urge everyone with lumbago, neural- gia, rheumntism, or sciatica, to use Nerviline. I know it will cure them."

Get Nerviline today, large family

size, 501:; trial size, Zbc; all dealers, or The Catarrhorone Co., Budalo, N1 Y.,.and Kingston. Canada.

~ "A safety razor makes an accept- able gift for a gentleman. We hhave them at all prices,-$1.00 to $5.00 each. The Gilette is a great favorite- E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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Purify your blood.

build up your body oy ' using Rexall Blood Tsh- lets,a_ standard preparation that is working good cures in hundreds of cases _This preparation is sold by us with the_uu- derstanding that if it is not satisfactory, your money will be refunded. One box 5oc, six boxes for $2.50. The McKin- non Drug Co., The Rex-

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ort is published here to the etlect that subject to the consent of the Emperor William, the German Crovrm Prince proposes to go early next year for a shooting expedition in Canada and the United States. It is understood that the estrangsment which has recently existed between His Imperial Majesty and the Crown Prince has to a large extent disap- peared, and Berlin gossip attributes this improvement in Imperial per- sonal relstions to the influence of the Empress.

Nllllfl IS UUALITY THHUUEH ill] THHUUEH

.ie

(ict u Box Today Ind Prove It

It is not the price you pay for

medicine that brings about the good results-it is not the handsome box or loud bornbast of advertisements- it is the quality of tue article, this and the practical results that it has already secured.

Basing its quality on the good re-

sults it has actually secured Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is doubtless the best blood and nerve tonic now on the Canadian market. It is a splen- did preparatlon that has all the po- tent qualities for curing the very dis- ease from which you are now suffer-

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LONDON. Dec- 21 (Special) Ares- sr. Psrlcnsnunc, nee. 21 (spe-

cial)-Tlie distribution ‘of parties in the Duma, in the final returns, gave 163 members to tho Right, 144 lossims _ond octoblim co- wipin- tre, and 125 members 'to thc"I.`tft. Since then the Right has undergone a rapid process of disintegration" “lllto

various shades, the great ,»;||\?iqpity grouping themselves as "Mode ates," and the Right properly speaking now Bald to consist of 33. On the other hand, the Moderate Rights are to some extent combining with the Nat- lonalists. If this process develops the Octobrlst Party will, as in the pre- ceding Duma, he compelled to seein temporary alliances as time and op- portunity require. But the talk of the Octobrlst Centre will presumably be a much more difficult one in the pre- sent Houss. At any rate. the dream of a stable Centre remains a dream.

Tha elections were greatly influenc-

ed by clerical and 'bureaucratic inter- ference. Unprejudiced obscrverain all the provinces report that the Opposi- tion spirlt (and by "opposition" in this sense is meant dissatisfaction with the delay in reforms as distinct from a desire to be identified with the the parties that sit on the Left) pervades all classes of the com- munity. The gain of 112 seats by the Right in the provinces was achieved entirely bv the vote of the parish priests, who in many cases acted un- der orders. In the large cities, how- ever, notably in Moscow and St. Petersburg, the Octobrist candidates

ing. It purilles the blood and in this way strengthens the cells and builds up the body and brain to its highest state of eillclency, power and health.

Nulife is not an experiment. It is

beyond that stage. It ls a powerful tonic that is mild and natural in ac- tion and that is absolutely certain to bring about achange forthe bet- ter in your condition. It will build up your blood and .increase your strength. zz . '

Nulife (Rsd,f»§lood Tablets) costs but 50c. a box, 3 for:.$1.Z5 and 6 for $2.60. Fox’ sale by-_'the following dealers: _._'-1' _' _

McKinnon Drug Co. '_ _

The Two Mas§,"`.Ci_ty'.;~ Geo. E. Hughes, City., . _ E. A. Foster, City. ' ` J. W. Carruthers, Montague. _- Cox Bros., Morell. _ ` - Mrs. A. N. Campbell, St. Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Souris.

Alex. Robertson, Red Point.

B. P. Smith, Kingkore.

S. H. Golwili, New Haven.

Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howatt, Victorlhy. _ ` Kier & McFadyen, Kensington.

P. N. Inman, Summstslde.

E. C. LePage, North Rustlco.

W. B. Dyer, Alperton. Mrs. Lottie' Murnaghan, Peaks's

Station.

Jas. F. Ford. Tryon. If your dealer doesn’t carry NU-

were defeated by Cadets or Progres- sists, because the city voter, being

inaturally more advanced in his views ‘than the provincial, disapproved of

the accommodating tactics adopted by the Octobrists under M. Gouch- hofl in the Third Duma.

In Poland the city elections turned

entirely on the Jewilh question. The _Jews in Warsaw succeeded in defeat- ing M. Roman Dmowskl, the National Democratic leader, who had pro- 'claimed himself against any rights being given to the Jews. They elected a Socialist workman. In Lodz they elected a. J ew.

The Government has prepared a

long list oi' urgent reform measures, _.dealing with every department ofthe administration, notably in the ex- tension of the principle of local gov- ernment:

Notice !

During the progress ol our great Clearance Sale, we respectfully ask our lriends and patrons in tho optic,-.l line, to put off having their work Ions, al Qlar as possible. until after the sale. We expect to be so busy during this great sale that we shall have little time for optical work-

LIFE ask him to write Johnson In Johanna, Wholesale Distributors. Charlottetown- MWSMEU-

G. F. HUTCHESO` _

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The C. B. C.

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of its kind in the Maritime Pro

L. B. Miller, Principal.

L. B. Miller, Principal,

Charlottetown Business College

'Stenographers Trained ai

Are Successful

uoeessful steuographer or re-

porter you should take a course at the C. B. C.

The Charlottetown Business College and Institute of

Shorthand and Typewritlng is one of the Premier instutions

vinces. Here you receive per-

sonal aud individual istructions and the courses are so _plain and practical that they are easily mastered.

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