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lEl\6l'IA@_;!_'_S BANK

PDIIDE EDWARD ISLAND.

Notice is herebv given that _the Merchants

Bank of Prince Edward Island iiiteiids t0 aDDlY to the Committee of thc Queens Privy Council of Canada, known as “The Treasurv Board," miter the expiration ofthe four weeks from the lrst public ation ot this notice in the canada Gazette, forthe Certificate of said Treasury Board, approving of th: following By-luv which was duly and rc-;'1la.rl_y passed and sdoptcfi by :lic _shareholders of the said Herchauts Bank of Prince Edward Island at the Annual General Meeting ot the rlhare- holders duly called. and held ihia 10th day of January A. D. 1899 : Viz. That for the purpose of extending fhe business ot the Bank _the capital Stock of the Nferchanrs Bank of Prince Edward lslind, be and is hereby increased. from $230,020.00 to $500,000.00 and that the Directors be, and they are hereby authorized ai_d empowered lto allot such increased Capital Stock to and among the Shareholders of the Bank, pro rata. in such sums, at such times, md at such rates as the uirectors may from ihistimcd t ' _

_ e ermine

This_upplir~ation is made pursuant to the 'rovision of Section 26 of “The Bank Act". Dated ri' " ~ ~'Tw~*-izown P. E. Island, this Dthday ei _, i529. By order of the Board.

J. M. DAVISO.\’_

Cashier,

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Hillsborough Skating Rink. F:rst match in the iiiternicdiaic League for

the clip donated by '\‘! r. i<la':tl~:t*.

Stars of Summerside, vsssus Cresceiits of Ch’town.

On same o_ eninga Hr ~ ..-y Match will bg-

pliyed in sanie plicc b :twceii

Britaiiiias of 5’5ide,

_AND Anchors oi illiaricttetown.

Aflr\\i.~‘.s'.'»:i good for both rn i.t.f~h»~=, 20 1:-'-nts. 1ie~‘\‘r\'<:cl ‘V its -iff our.: r uw '.irov_i'.d edge of

prouioiin,-ic '25 1: -nts.

Gallery :c.-'ci'\'c.'l Ri cents. B vid S-and it.:-or veil. 10 seats, 51) cent ‘_ _ The ro-sci‘\'el prices of c :u:~.~'e include admis- llDll.

lickets forsale at the Driig.-:for :-1 of =". D.

Rankin, A. VV. licilrlin, J.;-hiisori 8: Juhn=0ii, Kem._§y.

Doo" 0-en 7.31 o`i:‘.0frlc.

Hockey commence-_-i at 8 o'cloclc_ ktcsci'»e.i pll..i at C. D. li;-.nkin`s Drug Store.

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It is the trusted friend of the M¢¢|1°\liC» Farmer, Planter 5°"°\’» arid in fact all classes Used internally or externally

Beware of imitations. Tai-1 one but the genuine “ I".‘jI:.. vis.” Sold everywhere.

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It is obvious that this is a line of Hwy., |¢.¢,,;,,,_ gh,

An Independent Journal, untramui elled an industry thu; 0H`grg much better pl‘0S-i *-

carless;aimin|z to be i

Just. lmpartlal, Reliable. Newsy

seeking at all time: to further the best in L. ri-sts ofthe pcopic,a\id rccoziiizedthcrcforo as The Peop1e’s Paper.

Published at its oillces, New Prowse Bl-wk

North;ilde Post Ofllco, at the following rates. ayablo in ndvancez- gviorning Edition. daily (except Sunday) three

months $1.00; _per yr..., ................... .. 4.00

Semi-weekly }i. ition(M.ond. &. Thur.) per -yr: $1.50; in advance . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . ...1.‘_Z5 Wocliiy Edition (Thursday) por year

¢l.`Z5;iii advaiico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1.00 Branch Offices

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where subscriptions may be paid. news furn- ished, advertising. iob work and other busi nf ss transacted:- _ Summerside, Curries Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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pecls of enduring success than the investment in cotton mills of twenty years ago. We have the raw material in abundance for pulp and paper making., We have an army of skilled workers in wood craft to cut down the trees and bring them to the factory. This industry gives large employment, and it is one which more than most

*have been established at the iollowin laces others will bring money into the

country. It is exactly suited to our ,country and our people, and its large and rapid development is full of hope

Ami-rull_.iiberrou Bookstore, G. s. Mumri 1, for the future of the Dominion.

Agen L.

Souris East, Telephone omce, P. Seama.n.Agent

J- E. B. MCCIIEADY J. P. HOOD

l~1<iit’0r. l Biisiiiess Manager.

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SATURDAY, J.-\.\`L`_»&P.Y li. 1899.

There is one vacancy in the Senate

_spect from non-attendance. The B.N.A. Act provides that whens senator fails to attend during two consecutive sessions his seat may be declared yacant. This has already occurred in three cases. The three

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PULP AND PAPER. MAKING.

ance were Sir Edward Kenney in 1376; Senator Dickson in 1884; and

There is just now a. great develop- _ Senator Alexander in 1391. NOW

ment in Canada of the pulp and paperiiiaking industry. Since the discovery that paper could be pro- duced from wood fibre, it has become possible for Canada to become the gi°ea.test paper making country in the world. But Canadian manufacturers were slow to see and take advantage

Senator Sutherland of Manitoba has failed to attend during two sessions past, and his seat will in due course be vacantcd when parliament next meets. He is discribed as an inde- pendent in politics, but usually voted with the Conservatives, by whom he was appointed in 1871. He is 83

of their splendid chances. Our neigh- .years of age. hors across the border led the way _ _ _ A _ _ ,_ _,_ _ and had already developed an enor-

mous industry before Canada began to move. Down to a. very recent date the single state of Maine includ- cd more pulp and paper mills than

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the entire D0m,ui0n_ 5 Able to Keep His Place in Spire

.The mills having largely depleted their own forests, American paper makers were, in 1998, drawing from the forests of Canada, $2,000 worth of pulp wood for every day of the calendar year. n

We were sending abroad a. valuable

raw material which was giving em- ployment to many thousands in a foreign land, and making 'millions of profit to wealthy manufacturers there, all of which might have better been retained in Canada. At length this truth has dawned, slowly but

3 strongly on the Canadian mind, and 1 our people will hereafter manufacture

pulp and pap r on a large scale for the great markets of the globe. The finest forests in the world and abun- dant water power enable us to coin- pete.

Quebec alone produced spruce lum-

ber last year to the amount of over 276,000,000 feet. To cut it into deals and boards, yielded in wages less than $700,000. Had it been converted into pulp and paper the' wages paid for the conversion would have yielf.ied '\T,S00,000. In other woi°rl,»- it would have left $7,000,000 more iii the province. If we add to this the p0s~ibilities of New Bruns-

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of Difficulties.

H9 Writes About His Condltlon~ Wife and Children Helped.

WALLACEBURG, ONT.-The follow-

ing letter will prove of interest to work- ing men and others who may he in a con- dition similar to that of the '.vri`rcr:

“ For three years I was subject to poor

spells. I always felt tired, could not sl-:ep at night and the little I could eat did not do me any good. I have been working at the barber trade for about 20 years and for the last four years I have' been very closely confined and have had my meals very irregularly. I was taken with e

_ Very Severe Cough and the doctors said it was caused by my stomach troubles. I lost flesh and became

so weak I was hardly able to stand up to the chair to work. One dey I happened to be looking over some testimonial let- I ters and I thought I would try Hocd’s Sarsaparilla. Before I had taken twobot- ties l began to feel better and in a hott time L felt finely and had gained 21 pounds in weight. Ihave taken nearly live bottles and now I feel like iz man again. I am

Stronger and Healthier than I have ever been in mf: life. Ny wife and cliildrc-.ri have also taker: Hooci’s Sur- sapariila for ii blood iii?-dicinennd re-r.li1f'-;-cl

much benefit from it.. As for ni_f.'.<el:' I

cannot say too much for it. I f`iri'nl§.' Le-

._,_.,ck_ Nova SCO,__i,,__ Ontario and B,_i__\ flint if it hud__rir.t been Sci' il-fir:-_c'l’r.

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tish Columbia, it will be readily seen that we have lost tens of millions I yearly, by our tardiiiess in entering upon the great pulp making industry.

But no-.v things are moving to build ,

up this irirliistry in Canada.. Already one great factory with $2,000,000 of c.i._uita`l, erriployiiig directly and indir- ectly a. iliousuiirl hands, has sprung up ou the Sr. Maurice River, Quebec. It turns out 40 tons of paper daily, a rsulliclent quantity to print a mil-l li/in copies of a.° daily paper. The

same mills produce daily 100 tons of |\

dry pulp, 35 tons of cardboard and 50 tons of sulphide pulp. And a. thriving town of 2,400 inhabitants has sprung up as if by magic around the mills.

Then there are the Eddy mills at

Hull, opposite Ottawa, supporting a. population of thousands, turning out 65 tons of paper daily. There are other smaller mills in operation, and many more, some of them large, in the near prospect. In New Brun-` swick a. million dollar mill is being erected at Grand Falls, and the Cushing fifty tcn inill at St. J olin, with another at Mispec are already in the way of being built. An English syndicate is negotiating to spend two million dollars in the Lake St. John and Saguenay districts. The Sturgeon Falls Pulp Company of Ontario is nearly ready to compete on a large scale in the foreign market. Besides there are other paper making enterprises being promoted which lead to the belief that they will bring into Canada as permanent invest- ments in this line more than ten

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_ . _ ny ai e o, Talk on France - Miss Helen Alnderson 6. Solo - ~ - - Master Clyde Auld 7, Recitation - - Miss Enid MacLean

Apmission 15 cents, children 10 cents, Jun 13 d3i

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SIR: -Your editorial of Friday morn-

ing honors me -with a notice. and I am iliitered by being numbered with the °-right-thinking people who rfoogn za the impoi-lance ot having the prayer meetings well attended.” I suppoeel you do not expect us to conclude that they are the “wrong thinking people” who bf gettingfup counter attractions deplete the Wednesday. night prayer meeting. However, l am glad the ~~nianagemeni” ° as far as practical avoid.” or will avoid-to my recollec- _ tion last year nearly all the matches were on a Wednesday night- coming _ into conflict with ihe Church seivices. j But it resins strange losome of us,wl:ien[ the Rink has free course for live nights, ' it must ever be under necessity of viking the poor nian’s “one ewe lamb” and

disiuibing the equuniiuity of the prayeri meeting wiah a band and the-uneiirlhiy l hcwlings/heard on a. match night at the _ Rii-ik.` _ ` 1` ‘°H~.althiul sports and pastimes

within reasonabl- bounds" Iadvise and advocate, but if live nigiis, out of six . is not “within reasonable bounds” itl does seem to us unreasonable to goloble It up the whole week “for sports and_` pasliiiief.” f

My Bibcsays-‘Seek ye first the King- doin oi God,” but the tendency 'of the, age is ~~Seek ye ilrstrecreatioii, sports, __ lun, pleasure, and then if you have any *E time to sparc be kind enough to give a -‘ little to the Loid’s service.” . ‘_ Our experience. Mr Editor goes to

prove thai persons oxciti d with pleasure tor six days ot the week are not very tit for the -solemiiiiies of service on \he‘ seventh. Only lust Sunday a young girl in the Sabbath school began talking _ about the Rink. “O,” she said *~is'nt, it just lovely io go there ?1fit was open ` today I would go there instead of com-_ ing to Suday School.”

This remark shows better the in-

fluence ofthe Rink, and any pleasure f-.ii-_ that matter-on the mindi of the young, than any other argument I could use. I go fully with you, Sir, for °~healll~fnl sports and pastimes within reasonable bounds” and wouldnot “in- terfere loo much with reputable am- usements on the working days of the week.” but there Avo. some reasons why we should speak out about taking every night of the week, or at least taking prayer meeting night for at- tractive hockey matches. '

Yours etc..

_ FAIR PLAY. 1

WONDROUS REMEDY. `

Is what a London Doctor calls Dodd’s

_ linloey Pills.

London, January 9.-A large de- crease in the number of cases of Kid- I ney Disease has been noted in this city during the post year. A . if

°°'I`here’s only one thing to be said

about it,” Said ii prominent pl1y&iCiMl. _ '-'

speaking on the sn*-.ject tc--ony. l ~

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They :uc used in iii'a:ly every- house l

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£25322

Se!eclSchtul for taining and Physical

VVill rc-_open 'l”hu:'sd.iy_l‘?.tli Jaiiuary Classes § '_~ for Juveiiiics, young Ladies and Gentlemen in '_ the afternoon. ;

Adf.1tS.Ladies and Gentlemen in the even- , ~

ingat S. p. in. A few of the Lates; Dances; tonight:-Tne Brooklet, the Two Step (Ya‘e) * Adu. Rohan, ('l`he latest) Three step,_ Gavotte § etc. Among Fancy Dances, Anrlulucii, Horn- - pipe, 'l‘:imbourin_e, Highland Fling, Minuet , scotch Reels. Skirt Dances ;Strathspey, May Pole Dance, Hispanic., etc. |

Private lessons by appointment hours tor

suit. Private afternoon or evening classes | may be arranged for upon application at Miss 5 Macdon_ald’s roo.n Prowse Building or at the ; residence ot John A. MacDonald, Esq. Pownal | street: - /18. 14, 16. 17, 20, 23

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cad Packets Only. 25, 30, 40, 50 a

Wholesale Agency, Corner of St. Pi

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Two or three cents a day maize at ldast $1000 safe for those you leave behind you when you are called hence. A

A Government Investment of

$100,000.00 included in a Surplus Fund of $674,149.85 invested in Canada’s strongest Financial _ In- stitutions are some of the safe- guards oiiered by the C. O. F. _

For further particulars enquire

of any of the Oiiicers or Members of the Order, or address

R. ELLIOTT, ii. c. R., iiigmeii.

TH05; WHITE, nm. secy. Brantford

» ERNST GARTUNG, S'0., Brantford.

“This falling-off is due solely to ihe|

use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the mos

wondrous kirlxcy rr¢me:.`.y ever known __ _;.

hold, wniciu a.c:.-oiints for the great de crease of Kidney Coniplfiiniai- , ,_

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We are closing out the balanceof our stock, before clea.

Tuesday, Jan__ |7th and all the balance of stock oi goods in the store at the time

R “nm Mens allgwool Ulsters $2.70, Mens suits $12.00 now $6.

gags- _- ligs‘l_=‘i1=hslrds°,-_»,,_M(§_s,§_1_§,:_;_i=<}_,u_:_:>1i_; $3.50. Menssingle coat $5.00 now $2.00. 75 childrens 'sui

3_5; season-5. or.=i.ung_-~Tw_5_1_.;§ i_,iiiie_§.ir}s clothing $1.90 per suit now 950. All grades of underclothing

8- Solo - - - - Mr. T. MacLean Jr. -

9. Chorus - - - ~ - ~ - ~ .

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. _ »

Doors open at 7.30. Concert commences 8

p. m.

At closing our prices. Mens Waterproof overslioes si:

_ $1.70 now $1 00 Womens overshoes sizes 3, 4 and 5 $1.60 nc

! 'Bo s Hocke boots $1.85 now $1.35, M - H k b $2

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