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HONEST BQTTLES-HONEST FLAVORS-
I 'prev suir Ti-is CAREFUL HOUSKEEPER.
- INSIST OH HAVING TIIEH.
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Our Sale is New oiii
» 'Y ‘ . _ ~,
Diniic 1° Si t i, fi cn .Sets
Fit to grew the ta`~le of the nit st fastiriio is at;f\`f.iii~_glit’er n~"<‘e‘1.
ASQ*
Cliiiiii, Glasswiirc, Crockery
And everytliing kept in it ilicrouglily stocked China. s ore. All
most go for I have tlccitii d to go out of the Crock iry business.
Call and see than
iscoiiiits are Giveii
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E’.]M[oI1a.g‘]c1a.:r1
25 d&w “_ Queen Street.
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ggpigg of the Prince Edward Island Iilus
irated Edition of the
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REVEW
Are to be had at all the leading: Book Stores. 80 [|8965
gf |||||gt|\a'[i0||s and tlescriptiw reading matter, entirely
devoted to Prince Eflwiird Islsiltl. An approprlaio
Qquygnlr to send t-0 Fridllds- The ESSIIB is
limited. Secure a copy at once.
dec 27 dill ,
_ COLDSOROW
U  tC oughs hang on and grow more
fl- ubbom every city they ale ne-
-? glected. Colds develop into Pneu-
, monizi and Consun ption. You
1 c if d t niet ,~ld.
lui Fullin Market New York i.;"".‘;.;;.:;;. .2 ic..  si...
people have already let it go until
-'_' ' -1 achglonic ctough has settled down
-- -l‘t'tf.~ci.'Ci”
Wholesale Commission Fish 3, ;,';m?," gui; qu,,_j°§;°,_a§,‘;,g;,
Dealers.  ;:£{J¥§umption_" \\'hatever you
Consignments Sulicitcd. ' Prcirptkeiur
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F I S H 11 lf i>A,ni<’s"
I ' Perfect Emulsion
Snielts and Eels a Specialty
All correspondence promptly _aa
swered. Stencils sent on apDl1CfiU0l1
S. B. WILEY & SONS.
Boston Mass, Transfer Agents.
iinrnnnncii-Dunn’s or Bradstreets
Agencies, Market and Fulton hat-
onal Bank.
Nov- 1 d&w4m
Hpplesi 0
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We have for sale zs bb`S Of Xflodg
Apples for present use at $1.50 ww
bbl. Also by the peck at izc and i5c. W
d$b¢l’l' dm it
 llanulaclurirs&6enetallgenl
Pure home made Raspberry \'tl1€g31'é§
25c per bottle.
will do you immediate good, It
relieves coughing; is a. palatable
food, that can be retained by any
stomach; corrects disorders of di-
gestion. invlgorates the prccaes of
aesimiliation and is vary nutriti-
ous. Consurnptivea, I'ivalid_=,
Nursing Mothers, Siclz Cliildren,
and Excessive Brain Workers ob-
tain the necessary beneficial noui-
ishment from it, and grow fat
under its use. It will do youa
creat deal of good.
50c Per Bottle. Oi all Druggists
-Manufactured by--
, HATTIE & MYLIUS,
HALIFAX, 1\.
 
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Refined and Lubricating Oil
  ' llisa|iacklng,lielllng waste. etc-
*secs
We haven full supply of the usual
equiremcnts all at the lowest prices.
'°1‘ry Eurek Tea. 25c lb."
i. i. iiiilili it
lawer Queaiscreet.
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sallli 8;. 6ii’s will lnovitrand al Flor
Striciau’s Gelehriteil Bltl EEE Still’
Sunrise Blend Tea. etc-
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Interior of E. W- Te.ylor’s Jewelery Store- na°°m'| Qu'-t'__.Y0u mn gag “nm 5°
DECEMBER 30.
" REVIE W.
goodness.-Psa. 65. I1.
HOME READINGS.
M. The lost sheep and lost coin.-Luke 15.
1-10 _
Tu. Christmas lesson.-Matt. 2. 1-11.
iv. The Prodigai son.-Luke 15.11-24.
Th. The ten lepers cleansed.-Luke 17.
11-IO. ‘
F. The rich young ruler.-Matt. 19. 16-26.
S. Bartimeus healed. Mark 10. 46-52.
Su. Zacclieus the pnblican.-Luke 19. 1 10.
I I. Recall the Titles and Golden Texts
of the lessons 2
II. Name one important teaching of
each lesson. _
III. State the leading facts in the
lessons in which the following principal
characters or incidents appear:
1. A man is a tree.
2. A lone line of begging lepers.
3. A woman down on her knees
searching for a lost coin.
4. A poor beggar at a rich man’s door.
 A man being changed from his pl ac
at the dinner table t.o another.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
MINARD`S LINIMEMT.
J. M. CAMPBELL.
Bay of Islands, ' '
I was cured ol! Facial Neuralgia by
MI.\'ARD`S LINID/IEMT.
‘ WM. DANIELS.
Springhill, N. S.
I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by
MINARD23 LIXIMENT. .
GEORGE TILGLEY.
Albert Cn., N. B.
niNc|Ng__sciiii
AFTERNOON CLASSES.-FOI’ young
Ladies, Misses and Masters meet every
Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock.
EVENING CLASSES-Meet every even
ing at S o’clock. All latest society dance-
taught. Beginners can join class at anys
time.-Special care given tliem._ _
Fancy dancing, Highland Fling, Sailor
Hornpipe, Iris Jig. Skirt and Spanish
Dances. §
Private lessons at any hour.
GEO. CHILTON.
Charlottetown,
P. O. Box 113, Dec S, dim.
%E@¥@ 
EDWIN R. TURNER
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Successor to the Late C.Lewis
Opposite Flarket House
Charlottetown
®l0l€J=’@'t9<!@€>®l®' £3106
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will address a meeting for men only in
his gospel songs. The Association is very
fortunate in securing his services at this
time, and all men should make it a point
to bc present.
On New Years aftcrnonn there will be
a reception to the young men of the city
in the Association building. Special at-
tractions will be provijed, and an eu-
_ioyable time is expected. '
Those who are interested in physics. A
development will be ulad to _ know that
there will be a gyinastic exliihition.in the
»Y. M. C. A. gymnasium on New Year's
night. This will lie an opportunity for
the people to show their sympathy with
the effort that is being made in the in-
terests of the young men ot thc city.
The annual sale ob xnagazines and
papeis for iooi will be held in the Reading.
Room on New Year’s eve at 8 o‘elock. A
splendid opportunity is offered to secure
good reading matter at a low figure.
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ANOTHER DAY.
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The turkey that survives the day ,
His luck need not be humming,
The axe may drift around his way,
For Christmas next is coming.
He heard the widows’ mite, _
A cobbler, lean and small;
And when the deacon passed the plate
He placed theirin his awl.
MODERN APPLIANCES ON WARSHIPS.
All the Russian warships on the Chinese
station are to be fitted with Popoff' s
system of wireless t-elcszraphy. The
experiments with this apparatus have
been carried out up to distances of forty
miles with perfect success.
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_ POPULATION OF FRANCE. ‘
In France in 1899 the population
,Ilr. l. ll. Ayers
`. IIEHTIST .
OFFli3E-Liunnysl|lo. New
M cent. Births 847.000. Deaths 816,000. In
43 departments out of 87 the deaths ex-
ceeded the births.
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I To prove to you that Dr
Chase’s Ointment is aoertali
and absolute cure for eocl
_ and every 'form of itchini
' bleeding and protrndin&i»ilcr-
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. .c ter
timonials in the daily press and ask your neigl
-borswhatthey think oflt. You can use it an-
gst onrmoney back it not cured. mc it box. : `
all dealers or EmnNsoN,BA'rii:s 8: Co.,Toi~eii¢
Dr. 0hase’s Ointmeir
DR. GLIFT
1- Has removed to Hb! Spflllgl,
Arkansas U S A where the waters and
1 ~ ° -1
Mountain air hasten the cum of
Ghro-atc Diseases under his self
help t-=~»i=m=»nt. Reduced round-trip
tickets, good 3 months, from U. S. Cities.
All inquiries answered -Nov 1 dtw 6m
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Is directedjo our I
largely 
s stock of* Goods,
suitable for Xmas
Gifts.
Watches,Jewelry
Novelties, &c.
“val
FOR _THE MALE
O 0 Q e Q
If you are thinktnglyol’ giving a Olmltmal
vour father, brother or any o‘hei° giii’s brother
ours the right store in which to buy We
man wears from the Hat to the Sox (except the
Let iis mention a. few articles tnat are serviceable
able.
U|||lo|\\vag|\»-from tlie‘_’» Lind to th Bout
tlecced that is made -
S|lll'l8-Colored Shirts in the newest
stripes, checks, dots, etc
Sneaker;--In plain and fancy patterns
Mllfflbrs -In black silk, satin and plaid!
HBGKWOBP-There is no more u ti date
to be had than we are showing We ave very
ones put up in a box, suitable for a Clinnm is present,
with pin, four-in-hand, Bows, flowing emi.-
Glqygg-+Kid, Mocha, Buck Skin, etc., silk lil*
ided, woo lined. -
Fur Gellar;--Persisn Lamb, Astracliau
Beaverette. we sell an Otter for $6
“’""” “ii”    ~~~~~  '-~' value.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON- Y. M. C. A. , . _,
sri'nii:s iN T;n_i._ii‘n or Jizsrs. Evangelist J .'Richi;_Bell of Montreal,   A -' ‘ 9
the Y. M. G. A. hall on Sunday afternoon ° °
GOLDEN TEXT. at a quarter to four. Mr. Bell is a sweet Vlotorla ROw‘ Cgmeron 
Thou crownest the year with thy .singer and will delight the audience with*
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mea is nie ii eatin-ut' at xun our neu. t
uns 1 perfectly euiizigth surhge oietho axle *gist DELI
siiifcuetst-sim.. .ri :i°.rr.i'°*...£>.i~.:c _-5
IMPERIAL OIL UQ.
Petroleunm RDBAOQQ.
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:.1 That evsryonqappreciata is a good Photo-IGHQ X D
 send to friends. . . _ _
if DO YOU WANT THE IIITT
.3 if ss, we mpseifiiiiy invite ye.. ei vias on inning linem-
ij with ur, “Quality ia King.
5 DO NOT DELAY
 In arranging an early sitting--yo! Will it dilulf URI f
Q2 result. . _ _
 G.. H. o o o S.,
 oar. time md umm suns.
~i? The Studio Where Baby it Alway Wll¢|l&
I Iris. v,ig,l,i _,l,i,y_i` ~_i`i,ti,r",',i;t~,i'."i~tji=  
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showed an increase of one-fifth of one per
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Japanese Cups and Saucers, from 10o to S150 ¢&h
Cake Plates and Salad Bowls, from 250 to
Tea Sets, $1.00 to 5.00, Pin Trays, 42 piece Tea
China., $3 60, Bon Bons, Dinner Seite, $505 to
‘Jardinieres loc to $4.00, Vases, 100 to “#0,
‘Onyx tables samples cheap. (hina Lamp MAIN!
Statuary and Bisque Ornaments, Hall Illp,
and Etched, $1.70 to $5.00.
See our 5, 10, 1.5, 20 and 2»c counter!
With t~vei°_v 00 cant purchase We give I MUG! d
China. Cup and Saucer. Call early and get one at th
..i:ff:::i;if;ti.i:;i:_ ATTEN!HON Clark Crocker
dec12d&w1m0 r  ' _ Lewis’ Old Stand. Sum;
For one doilai~'e worth pnrchdped fred ll, Us V0 fbi,
those pretty souyeair medals of our l!t!}’| NNN fm*
. _ S '
C511 or write as for prices before Prone Blom( Fm” door to the ee our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade
. “* @plmiug your orders. - ‘?;irry° 'Work' Reluolnhh i GO H0  L W  
. . uiyie as.- if ,;,.,,,_ Sunnyside Q 9 V . 9.. Ҥ1!
GE l` RB WY
OUR SWK Q
 , Chiu mi
Is simply immense. We have a big dllplay Of CH&
yslié Opp. Maid
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