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is Safe and acts promptly. Even

few minutes’ delay in ri case of

Croup often means deatli_

Shiloh’s

Cure

should be where it can be had a any minute. ' _ Mothers have you SHILOH in th

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GENERAL- SERVANT \\'A!{'l`F.D-At on fi r small family. To suitablepnrty good Wag

given, Apply to M rs. l_oii.~on. Higgs Cotta Bszhto ____; *_ ___9_3li_

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\VANTED--§rig_ht men and women canvafzsers '

for " een \'ictoria,' Her Life and Reign".

luti-o<?uuctioii_ h Lord Dude:-iii. A thrilli

girl,`wife,mother and monarch. Reads like romance Grandly illustrated. Big coinmissi Bookxon time. hots of money in it. Send free ‘ptttus -THE Ll!\`SCO'l"l` Pl'Bl.lS

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ihouse at all times? Do you kno

ljust where you ‘can find it if yo meed it,_quickly-if your little on 7.5 gasping and choking with croizp Us If you ha.ven’t it get a bottle. It

“S will save your chi1d’s life.

gl?

Hd i “ Shiloh always cured my habyeof cron

coughs and colds. I would not witho

ii-" uns. aoiimsos, ron Erie.

,, druggists in Canada and United States Y £l5c, 60c, ll 00 a bottle In(-lreat Bri

W guarantee goes with every bottle. If y

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county to represent large compaiiyof solid Gu

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:ei'se>;`st`rnight,.bona-tide. delinate salary

commission; salary paid each Satiirdny and e pense monev advanced each week. Srssuaxii I-ictrsrf. CAx'roN Bvxsiixso. Lnxca<;0.-- _

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., get your money back.

” ` i wriqzoi- iiiumiea book on mmm

Geattoyoiiiree. S.C.Wells&Co..Tomnto.

. ANo_wEsi

Consumption

7 full attendance is requested.

° ‘place on Tuesday, Feb. 19th, and if an \`

U held on the following Tuesday Feb. W.

JL WAN'rnD an experienced machine man

t i business. With his experience of several

d yearsin the United States in the same

Shiloh's Consumption Cure ls sold by all

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The Latest News Froml

Prince County.

'fnmnn will be a regular communication `

of Mt. Lebanon Lodge. No 6 , A F 8( A M. i on'l`uesday evening, Feb. 12th, at 7.30. A ‘

Noxlsxrloiv for town councillors takes

election be necessary the same will bel

for sash and door factory, one who can take full charge of factory preferred.Apply ‘ at'0nw. The Mechanics Mfg. Co., Sum- merside. Feb. 12 0 o d 2 wks.

MR. BRUCE LEARD, Tryon, purposes re-

moving to Sydney shortly where he will conduct a general express and cartasze

line he will no doubt be decidedly success- ful. He will be joined in the enterprise by Mr. Bruce Howatt, but the latter will emain in Tryon.

A CH1LDnr:.\"s masquerade carnival will

T be held in Crystal Rink, Summerside, on

LOST-On Satiirdziy evening between W.

rter's Store and Hotel Davies, a purse co

WANTED.-Capa*le_ reliable person in every

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' past ten o'clock. Tickets 15c.

gliiiier will be suitably rewarded by leaving i Season ticket holders in costume Wm be weeks sr coz. store. i5u` _ admitted to the ice free; others will be

gning a sum of money and sundry pape

iers name stamped on inside of pur

l".

FOUND-In the Opera House on the night

the concert. a gold locket with chain attached. , Apply to S W. Crabbe. elf

T0 BE LET-The desirably situated dwelling

houseon Grafton Street west latelv 'ed by

C

- _ Ofmfin

Imaam McLean, with ceachhoiue and stahl House is fitted with first-class bath-room, sewer rgt, and all other modern conveniences. Re od t _ A 'l‘ ‘ ` bell. R'

nt

of _Wg , | Q--2 --We

na era e pply to hoxuas Lamp ich

mond St. West. 2 _itf .

WAl‘l’TED-A neat intelligent `rl to do house- ‘

work in the fore-noon. and attend! bakesliop the . balance of day. Wages $8 a month at first and l $10 if_satisfactory. Apply 5. M. McWilliams, :os Memmac Street, Newburyport, Mass. 4tf. l

STO! LET-The dwelling house on Prince xr.:°f.;;,i;#.‘:.‘.2S‘ii.P'€¢’.h;.¥'~ ‘.;::a fi IW greatest liwki - . - ibattles ot the seasoni Don

` OFFICE TO LET.-A comfortable office ` th ~ ` - Q Stamper Block. Apply to Prowse Bros. m L ILHSS thOS8

_ Feb. 3 looo-

§:.EN'rs w_\:\'T1-;r>_-ro_§ei1oiir Boer-British 7 e Xgéeapfl ‘léasinxly lgecord Pic£;1nres_ Our agents I

o loo 0 zooamon , - <' _~ 2 '..° ~ _"'

beautiful pieces of art. See c:ii]i" alsgigg "$35! Adnllbblon 200. tevery dayi in another part of this paper. Home' RGS grved Seats 250

Novelty .\lfg. Co., Lhicago, Ill.

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I _ ‘WE must have at once a number of' '

' Thursday evening next, the 14th inst.

y always enjoyed his visits and found the

F ll hi F ll 15111

Plan at Apothecaries Hall.

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reliable persons and families in this' M DONALD & MART'

locality to work for us whole or sparel C £1102. good wages paid. No canvassiug.l BARRISTERS.

Write for position today, Pegplgs Solicitors, Notaries Public Ste. Y>.ney`

'3y\ldi¢&tB. Dept. A. Ill) Yonge Street-, ‘°a“-

1’or0nt0.W,eodlm. I , _ _ ,__

i OM ICES less: itil-

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trickery and Glassware.

_ Commencirg this Monday evening, Feb. 4 .h, at 7 o’clcck, at the sto!

lately occupied by E H. Norton. Queen Street.

Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Table Sets, Jugs, Basins, Cups

Saucers Hall' Lamps, Tabl: Lamps, F .sncy Goods. etc. N O RESERVE

5d bf. - Auctioneer

R. BEAI RSTO,

E_..__E§_l_

For one dollar‘s wcr h puichas~ d from u=, v e will give you, free, one oft

thola pretty souvenir medals of our

boy’s return from South Africa.

See our line of Fancy Giod-1 for Xmis trade. -

` Watch maker and Jeweler.

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EDDY’S TELEGRAPH MATCHES

Made

at Hull, Canada,

g Sold

cverywherc

i£1'$.&7

The

most of the best Matches for the least money. Don’t

forget the

brand,

E ddy’s Telegraphs

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N ""` ‘ “Whig ‘E313 k?:""""F L( iiuamns L .__ ish? _1.dL§:%“ ‘° wk -»_‘.'.1'f'f"‘il£.~`i*;"£',:&-

1° lmother of Mr. Charles W. Nelder who is

-'_!!..-.~9

9, took quite ill.M:r.Howatt is the oldest son

and i much sympathy is felt for him in the loss

‘Spectators will be admitted on the ice from half past nine until half

charged 15 cents. Skaters in costume are requested to hand in a card with their names and costumes. to the janitor.

_i IN consideration of it being the last visit- , of Dr. D. J. MeLcn:l,.Superint.enfleiit of Education, to oursehools, Principal Camp- bell took the opportunity of expressing to him on be‘i ilf of himself and the other teachers their high appreciation of hisvalu- able services during his several years in omce and their deep regret at his resigna- tion. The Superintendent thanked them kindly for the *latiering address. He had

teachers interested and painstaking in their work.

' THE funeral of the late \Villiai;n Clark took place last 'Thursday from the house of his son James Clark, of Augustine Cove, to Tryon Cemetery. The deceased had resided with his son Ephraim in Fifteen Point for several years past, until his death, having remov- ed there from Tryon. A third son Brad- ford resides in Augustine Cove,and besides that there is a daughter, Mrs. Nelder,

the foreman of the Truro Knitting: Mills Co’s establishment . The deceased who was about nine-ty years of age was one of the early settlers on the Tryon river.

MANY friends in Tryon and vicinity

were pained last. Thursday when a tele- gram was received from Mr.. Geo. A. Howatt., of Colorado stat-ing that his wife had lied on the previous day. It will be remembered that Mr. and Mrs. Howatt and their little son spent two months in p Tryon recently,returning to their home in December, soon after which Mrs. Howatt

of the late Archibald Howatt, Tryon,and

which he sustains. His sister, Miss Viola Hoivatt, who returned with kim in De- `_ cember is still visiting him in Colorado.

The funeral of the late Misa Lizzie L.

_ Dawson, Tryon, took place on Saturday , toTryon cemetery, and considering the state of the `roads,was well attended. The pall-bearers were Dr. Bovyer,W.B. Leard, Wilfred Buuiter, R. H. Leaxd, \V. H. Hood and J. P. liood. The deceased had- selected her own pall-bearers but owing to the storm some were unable to be pre- l sent and their places had to be filled in

ingly appropriate ‘and earnest addre

F. Dawson, who paid a. Btting tribute to the sterling character and unswerving religious zeal of the late Miss Dawson. She is gone but the remebrance of her kind words and exemplary life remain. comforting and cheering those who knew her best.

__.__<_._

'li members of the English House o

by others. The body was removed to the ,` T Tryon Methodist.-church where an exceed- i I

B8?

from “For me tolive is Christ. but to die

C01' Gt George & Grafton Sta. is gain" was giv_en by the pastor, Rev. G.

PERSONAL MENTION. il

Mr. C. H. Stems, Souris, came to the*

city yesterday morning.

Mr. J. A. Matheson of Georgetown. wal

among the visitors to the city yesterday.

Mr. P. Kelly of Montague, came to the

city yesterday to attend the funeralof his brother.

Mr. D. L. Wright, of Summerside, was _

auiong those registered at the Daviesl yesterday.

Mx-.George Morris, Bradalbane, returned from Georgetown yesterday morning? _ where he has been awaiting the boat for _ the past few days. He intends visiting Boston.

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IF YOU SUFFER PAINS DO1\'T

ll/'AIT

amomeut go to the nearest drug stone ann get a bottle of Nervillrie. Five times stronger than any other-it penetrates to the remotest libres-soothes the irritar.eu+ nerves and carries with it almost instant- aneous relief. Good for pain on the outside and it possible even better for all internal iigonies. Nerviliue is sold under gust. antees. If you are not benefited your money cheerfully buck. Druggists and medicine dealers sell it everywhere.

NEW YGRK STOCK LIST

Closing prices Feb. ll American S0201' MH American Steel and Wire 531 American Tobacco _ Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Toll.

Federal Steel _ Federal Stwl Prld ill Louisville and Nashville 82§ New York Central 1345

125i 152

78-i 140% 453 531

Rnokflhlahi . st. Pais , i t`eni'runssGoalimd Iron Nil p Union'-PaafPr"fd 53? United States Rush ' 21 i ---Q--1 \

A TONIC FOR MOTHERS.

i The happiness that comes to a home with baby's advent is too frequently shadowed by the ill-health or weakness of the mother. To restore the mother’s

strength, to bring back vigor and energy, and to sustain er during; the -nursing period, Dr. Chase’s Nerve ood is uu- doubtedly the most effective preparation ' obtainable. It makes the blood rich, re- vltalizes the nerves, and has a. wonderful restorative influence on the wliole system. 50 cents a box, all dealers.

A THE MODERN FIREPROOF THEATRE.

Some years ago an “absolutely fireproof'

theatre was erected in Cincinnati and the event was bilazoned abroad in the press as a fresh triumph of American genius A day or two into it went up in smoke. Absolute llreeprootlng evidently loses its strength as the days go by.

DEADLY LA GRIPPE

Numbers its victims by thousands,

leaves a deadly trail of disease and weak- ness behind it. You can avert all danger from the deadly milady; you can prevent the disease if you will breathe Caturrh- |ozone. The germ cannot develop where it is used; that is prevention. You can check and destroy its ravages by Catarrh- ` ozone by simply breathing it. That is cure. Sold in two sizes, 25c. and $111), by |all druggists. or by mail prepaid on re- ; ceipt of price. N. C. Poison Sc Co., Kings- gton, One., and Hartford, Conn.

AGE NO BAR TO OFFl@-

__-__

|i Age is no bar to oiliee in Great Britai 5 The hand hook 1-fl. tne new imperial House l` of Commons shows that of the 670

Commons two are over eighty years of age ‘ Spencer Carrington is eighty-two and Sir _ T. Mappin is eighty-one. Two others are iseventy-eight and nineteen are over

l seventy. . _ 7__._.@-_--is

Wills' English- Pills are pleasant t0 take,

l never gripe, and free from poisonous in- , gradients, act gently and naturally, and fare a guaranteed cure for Constipation and its evils. Each box warranted to give good results or the money refunded. At all druggists 25 cents a box, or sent by iuailon receipt of price. The Wells 8: * Richardson Co., Limited Montreal.

_ Bent.ley’s Liniment relieves nenralgia.

Snow

Shoe

Moccasins.

i, Plenty of snow now for slow-shcei: g. W-

D can furnish you with nice btciskfn moc- , assins at the following prices.

W'omen’s 850, and $1 . 10 Meii’s - 95:. and $1.30

4 l _

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nil*

mica. which puts

formed HALF AS MUCH it ln ire satisfactory. RK! Manufactured by

EEE

in every quality.

The busiest D' y Goods

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TABLE LUNENS-Not

crows on cotton plains but the kind that Ireland , and woven on the loom ia

patterns are designed by artist! and pr ned to

ptehk

:if _riff _liait

of usefulness and there atop lover Pfigg [qi weaell no trash--Ssntner Mebeod &Co, LhQr

TOWELS-F.~im the little Yo dish gqq M

the big turkish buh towel.`Linsn towels 'list an 'gg

linen, and they are priced for those who think th" 3°' alford all linen towels. Cm you aioid to py 25;, g piir for the great big all linen hack towels. Pave llaq and iota of it. Only 50 dorm ia this lat. Talkhl telals

mvoh all lilav IQI ll

lines at broken prices. Some are aalapll cal] aaa Q 5 kind half price to clear.

BHEETING-L\\\°° wi

the riseiu price and sold as chesp as

sams‘-qniiitw before af. Gi-oy sheeting

par Shooting in '(2 iuch,8l iii# iv'irle'ia<plaia- twill. English and Cl eantcheapse themes emld oline it if we bought monzhs ago. We got it below regular price.

PILLOW GOTTQN -\° ""1 'WW Remnants of ` Sheeting- bale Just reeelvll H

lengths from 1 yard to 5 yards at about half prim. m nants of Whi'e Cotton.--2 ladies gust rsedveti,

from 1 yard to ten yards, all q slitiea at about BR All t-he good makes of lawns aa* waits citizen ll m and Canadian and Americm. 23 will Milli G00 ’@l ago lliqhtlv soiled on the folds. Mostly Harris’ T; best quality at ¢ big reduction to clear

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Boots aid

riésrisnboustoiscou

_ As I intend making of change in my busineiii I cided to offer my entire stock ol Boot; and Shot, gg 33 1-3 per cent oil' regular pines.

Men’s heavy top sole laced boots Wgggn, 'nm

f°l’M ' I h I ed $1.00 or

°v’~ iz v sv Boots for 95s Wim” 5|,” Men’s Over hoes for $»{,00 W,,.,.u»: sm shpnn Monk heavy top sole grain Boois Boys and Youth | I all for $1.15. wort sz is. ’ infiinmv siippm

Fir cash only. No approbniin Own (nm 3. _ Us P §l`. flEl[. IIEEIJEEI

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CRDGKEIIY 8`l'0ll»

t You are missing a gpm; U-at po, brag.

' ' _ _ nf' ,SY $6711' lable cud-lisli. _They are hue--llie

p anti e. heii held tothe light the a ralloal

A E y , parent as china, so carefully cm-eq!"-¢ 'thy Mg;

° T now-.idays to save time and 1;

sol.: i.ocAL Aoenrs Fon 0 bemd . ash' “nad” b°“9lf SB.58ll The uid

.S Stowe Shoe.” ' ‘O eatsiit lil h°"‘fiw` Thi? lf* ‘tt °°* Nw °° NU

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