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_FJURCHILISREN   Tlwu Mlliilns  ilissill vial clinliililllwi   PERILS _Br SEA   
 BURNED- To D_EAT,r|ii in ii luilliiln _ iaillls lisi _slinnl sill
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 0|\ta|`|0 Fafm H0l|SC_Th€ F|'ai\tlC M0thCl' Moiiriiim., nec 21-_<sps¢iai.)-Rumor j sr. Jonas N. F. Def. 27-<sp¢ciiii.)- Mcscrcs,Dec.2'1-<spccisi)-il.R.Em-
' has it that hot'n‘Cha.rlesM Hays, General The schooner Begonia. with a crew of I merson came in from Dorchester today
       Manager of the Grand Trunk end D. eight men three weeks overdue is posted and was promptly waited upon byedele-
" ' McNicoll, General Manager of the Cana- as missing and it is feared has foundered. gates from Charlottetown regarding the
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    __A  ` dian Pacific, are to be knighted on Jan. li I She is the only one cf those overdue site for the new station. _
Nqnris BAY ON'i', Dec. 27.~(Speclal.)-
 house of Mr. Laferniere, situat-
eda short, distance from Callender was
totaliygdeiitioyed by ilr`e wllh 'all the con-
tents and four children :of the family the
eldest being aboht six years of age perish-
ed' in flames.
"Tile mother of the ciiiiflmii ima tempor-
rarlly left the little ones alone while she
wcntto deliver some milk to a nearby
neighbor.
Noticlng Eames issuing from her house
she immediately started for home, hoping
to be in time to rescue hcr children, but
when she arrived the flames had already
enveloped the house and the lives of her
children were past saving;
The poor woman was uimost distracted
by the terrible calamity _to her home and
family and was prevented from rushing
into the midst of tho flames only by a
number of neighbors who had gathered.
The charred remains of the four chil-
dren were subsequently taken from the
ruins.
it had disappeared' I could get no
peculiar struck me when locking over
the papers. _I showed him the paper
very badly made. He found the paper
number., when the paper is finished. A. _~
Hauifsx, Dec. 27 (Special) Miss
Masie Heiincssey of Newport, Hants Cc.,
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Enquiry at the head oilioe of both com since the storm /which has not been heard It is stated that some members df the
 ed . - , pauiesdeveiopes the fact that neither of of since. delegation who are proinlnentLiberals im-
g  1 these gentlemen is as yet au are that he is pressed on Mr Emmerson tiidt if the
` _ I to be the recipient of the honor in ques- I    station is built on the sltc already select-
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tion, ed the future of the Liberal party in
Charlottetown will be extremly doubtful.
ations. Our examinations are written in ' I , I _ 1|;-_ Ei-unsi-sun ug unuul prmuiuud qomii
books. Oii the outside is the number
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which the candidate ‘ receives. Candi-  , I _ _________ i
dates do not write their names but their
young man came to me for his book,4iui - __ . _ _ -  
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Qigzggh ine hozks Tsgr mum nosonx, is dead as the result of drinking carbolic F  
it. His number was 113: but something “Cid by i“iBi'»2k¢- ~
bearing the number 173, with the seven H I I _°"
‘ , | | TBI: installation of the oillcsrs of St.
-- _ 3:5 ms aisgsagllggo nalll; L;°rt:;mI§?:m1£;E ` John and Victoria Lodges A. F. Sc A. M.,
-pp I took lace lust ni ht The im ressiva
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:“gl°°°‘";°(;' Adba;i;yllnI":;2nfg3:ls hgif ceremony was performed by P. H. G. M.
‘ ' la yguzle an 3 I' Y dei” in , ` Adam Murray with R. M. Johnson as
" I I ' L I ezminhtiohsuyvm; m,h'ourpBeinPloy'er  Actmg Grand M“"“l'“I' T.h°|‘° W" il
_  CO Bl C0   that? He ought never to have to say that. MB['nI]6|‘S Of C6|']t6v”|1aV[`_yChl|I‘Ch-F'.P' C‘_"z"°" I  M' S“‘““el L°“'°
--- large attendance The ofilcers are
when you get a situation, when he looks
over yourwcrk, may ask what figure is K 'W mm' 5 l'°D"E VICTORU L°D°"'
if you do not make your llgurea perfectly , ‘ _ J' G' ‘hmhson S w` F' H Seller
I would advice vou to aim at as near per B8St0W a PU[`5e- Fine P' B’“`1°W J' W' W' H' Wat”
By Dr. Andcrson,Siipt. of Education. prober. But by and by customers not fuugiou ug possible, I any ulsar ind dis- A' M“"”YI T""“' R- M- J°h"3°“`L
Reported by MissG Bulger only went to hex, bought from her, but ting; writiugghutunuuuu1-eu,-1uf,u imc., weathg and 1| n D R M°L€iii1i1hl'5€0Y- W-P-D°\l111“
I ` _ h L I t . g r a E Joy- lJohii Rossi Chap
_M,._ Miuem Ladi” and (},n¢|emen:,__ t ey actually found her far super or o s and Myer stumble uvur lu ,-uudiug, thug _
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Itis agreat pleasure for me to bo here. Imim I" “°"”“"'i“3 “b°“° dmemnt' kinds is l¢00d Wi'|iiiiR- Of 00\ll‘BB ihilii there able Holiday- A(/i1E'g§’lf:ld Igmghal Séliingyggeg
1 -had |ug¢n`ded for ,, long time to come, _of articles which they wished to purchase. wgg to be no blots or soiling of any de. ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' D
tntscmething else always came in tim, Siw was swd looking and always rim- icriptifw noel viiiwut saying- I notice
Way to take my attention, and so 1 failed ` U-hi Bhd Uh"-llihli i'h° P03019 WH-9 ihlil b8~ that the writing here is very satisfactory.
to Nuigzu my d¢B|m_ it goes wmmug guy. II fore ri week was out there was ii demand of con;-as as to the details of bookkeeping
lnizlthat I take a particular interestlnl f0i'U- 5e¢0h'1°h¢ih IPhl\i-¥if0l‘°» and ill Uhii that isaquestion between you and Mr.
anything in connection with the advance- j 00“i`HB Of “V0 0l‘ T/hw” W‘i°kS Oi-her 8il`hlI Miller. To merely 8°* B iIi°°h"~“I°i11 0°'
ment ofyoung men and young women all _Wore added. 'mil S0 thi* BISON be°i1l110 quaintiince is not enough. You must
eager in the work they are engaged ln._ i1“'i0° U-S D0D\1h"`. and the h0iZilhQ\li‘iil8 know why entries assumea certain form
Time was when girls never dreamed of I%Sh}hlhiIim@{\i9'f°,l°°h°Yh"dt°0“‘PI°Y8'i’I° Y'J\i0\1iIhUU°ki1°‘Vi9h°“S¢ Mid lmilllillk
of an
thin 1-me ig buuiuuuj uuruer' Pe;-_ Itoo.Sotheinnovationspread,andto-dayfive of the book Never be satisfied with the
liaps ion vfould tiiink it a very peculiar Ihiliihii Of 1511050 011811895 00 'eil in B50?" books unless you understand what they
thing if I told you, that I remember, when M6 Y0\li\8'W0\IiBi\- Thiill WHS B 'l‘°V01\1~ mean. You can all understood that book-
abcy of ten years, when the first young tion. Sir. George Stephen, now Lord keeping is necessilryif you are going into
may stood behindaccuiitcr in Aberdeen, Mount Stephen came from Aberdeen i.asincssiite.biitit is :ood f°}j_y_9}1 to
51|'u,~§~5|gIpgigafngig-up-~th¢|_u'1i,-,_uds in ` where he served his apprentice-ship in imcw.itiu_wl1atever circumstances you
hm.§.0,._ bugihu gm -bud duhrminud uuuu that store. ‘After working in iiilhif may be placed. Ifyou gointoa business
ig' and the y5u|i'1u,j,y hu,-“if pumiugudin capacity for some time, he came out to do 'not leave general literature behind
her
_-_= _ ‘ -‘ Gargles can t go back far
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enough, sprays don’t reach .
deep enough ; but the air'
you breathe touches every
part. Then why not put‘
y. `_, some healing medicine in
Y Q the air and. let them go
3 ‘ along together ? That is
what Vapo-Cresolene is for. It puts
the healing medicine right on the
places thatmost need it. You now
see it so quickly cures sore
h o a r s e n e s s ,
and asthma. 1;
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Our stockof Gentlemen’s
l<ii1_..S1ipp_¢ti_-at 2° P=f “iii
  ‘yur and 
S1 ppm, '__.;.__1'° ref °=°' .» I"
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' 'gfewnge ‘Pig-1:
ch0|ce_ It W” thought quiuu im.  Canada, and ia nowone of the merchant you, You must not leave your school
_ _ Iiprlnces of this Dominion- education. You must. carry with
' I 'V " '_" LI There is H diiihiihfl f0i" IC"-‘UE W0i1i°il B5 you the lessons learned at school through-
Y°1ih8 meh i1i'@ h08ilihii\E 50 00ll\Ph‘~ih adept book-kecpcr without properly see
i2hi1i?th°Y1ii`0 Yiilhhiil lhelll fi`0m their ing through it, his work is meclianlcal_
9f-00h"- If ¥0‘1hKiD0Y\ 9-YB “Di 5U¢h B005 You must understand things well. You
BS9iSi»I\hi»S HS )'0\1h8 W0Ui€i\f they 5h0“ld must continue by yourself tho training
EIW WHY W them Gnd 100k f0l` S0mShhh1R which you received at school. You must
else. I read, think and observe. Do not give up
Imiib' “Yi if them is “ily Siihjf-‘Sli i/hill your reading. If one has a. particular
needed. If is a most important matter,
n    book-keepers and stenogi`i1Dh¢1‘9. Mid U16 out life. If ii man merely becomes an
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Ihavc been insistent uponlifor as high!! liking for any/kind of reading he should
d‘SKl'¢0 HS P0H5ih|° Of 93091101160. ii is coutlnuethat reading aftcrlsavlngachool.
pemnansliip. It lsamatter in which all If you wuug guundei-stand the theory of
i=01111€0f»¢d with YOU “P0 05“°°l‘h°d buslness,it ia an infinite subjeot,butin-
particularlyyourcorrespondents. Itis an dispensable to your t-raining. The best
insult for a man to write a letter to oumvutgd men of today are the beat
another which will necessitate perusal equipped for guuesgsfuiwork. _Such men
three or four times. befofe it can be ,ru P,-,pang for |ud°,¢ud¢ug duty uf",-.
d¢°iD,I)€l‘€d- Thi! firBt Ch|1l‘2l0li¢l'iSf-i0 °f wdrds. You have heard of cases where
good writins ie. that it be wily read. msn wiicmid no education had succeeded
then other features may be aimed at well in after-life; but mind you the
Bilch 9-Sh0B`i1ffY.Sffy1B.°ii0-. I '10 l10h1ik° number of lnstences in our day is
lsrwtmcfiy hair strokes I °i>i°°i- w comparatively smiiii to the number
much ornamentation. A good, plain, gfgyygarg ago. Every one nowis educa-
l‘0\1!\d hiliid. “lily N04. iii Whliii il ted. If you want to advance you must be
particularly for you as book-keepers, to“
make plain figures, so that one may not.
be mistaken for another. 'I have been'
insisting upon this which émo I suppose
regarded a small matter for about three
years and there is a marked improve-
ment.I lietwitli an examglethe other day
of the confusion ili~made gures may lead
RED KIDNEY DISEASE.
MsgUFimo Hints Walton St. Port
e Ont.. states:-‘I I was troubled for
Ego' tlmd with kidney disease, and
thou hi tried a great lieny diferent
medfdla a never succeeded ia obtaining
relief uniil Ibe lthe use of Dr. Oheee'a
Kidney-Liver Pllle. By the regular use
of this preparation fora time I__wu com-
to, during the progresslof our examin-I letelyeured ofkllsey disleee.
S1. Jomv Dec. 27 (Special) Among the
Christmas presentations here was a purse
of e hundred and twenty dollars to Rev.
G. M. Campbell by thc members of Cent-
enary Methodist Church.
Christmas dayin StJohnbrought beauti-
ful weather and the hplldaywasthorougli-
ly enjoyed.
educated. Carry with you the habits
which you have learned at school. Do not
be content to read butvthiiik also. It
would be as useless to read without
thinking as' to store up 0. building with
unneeded artlclea.
'Years ago I was acquainted with a very
successful man. This mail had amassed ri
great deal of wealth, although he could
scarcely sign his name. A person with
whom he was conversing happened to say
so to him. You have been very success-
ful. He said, “I have been pretty success-
ful but what would I not have been ifl
had received ati education." He had an
original talent for business and had heen‘
successful, but if he had been educated
what limits could have been set to
his success! Keep up your education,
constantly prosecute your studies, doing
the best you possibly can. Never be
satisfied with anything done in a slip-
shod manner. Do your best, and if you
do, you will always find that that best is
lmprovina. I
I em pleased to be here this morning,i
and to have the opportunity of saying ii
few words to you which may be of some
service to you afterwards.
,w; s, Bm
T. F. Fullerton
V. L. Goodwill _
H. J. Worth
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gewwp
P. Brydges
E. T. Higgs
L. G. Whear
F. E. Smallwood
John Hobbs John Hobbs
#Past Mbster. _
WHEN YCUR APPETITE F Lb
And it makes you diary to even iik
of eating, you need Ferrozone the at-
est of appetlzing tonics. It builds lp he
whole body, the taste becomes aware of
new flavors in food dyou never noticed
before.: A relish an abu--ee.tiei%c_tion
Iin eating is an other result from erro-
zono which proves the digestion and
converts everything eaten into nourish-
ment for the blood, and brain and nerves.
Just one Fcrrozone tablet after meals,
easy to take and pleasant. Try Ferro-
aone. Price 500. at all drugglsts.
THE ivilbaiciii Pnoss
ToRoNTo, Cat. Dec, 28.-(Speolal).-
Southeast to southwest gales milder with
sleet or rain.
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BY BRIBING THE NERVES with
Opium you may stop a cough but the in-
flammation goes trom had to worse. Allen's
Lunglielsam, containing no opium, goes
to the root of the trouble and cures deep-
seated affections of throat and lungs.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cxicaeo, December 27-tl|»eeis.i\-
ZDec.Oera 43; May Gen Ui
“ Wheat 115 " Wlieet 117
“ Pork 512.575 “ Park $12.86
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the beet eel!
_ thnt Cnnndfl
_~ - _ I beet eelt works
` `  - c an produce,
'i  - - and more me
I - , '_ beet anywhere
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Sale!  
3+ lr
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iscount
Until end of year _yvevoiifer 9. cash discount of
3.0 P-or £9111
,gg ~ ~¢_s_\:,rQNI  . Lil-NC_Y‘ GOODS, »
__‘é‘<‘ii>‘i‘>"§i""“ig “‘_‘ ‘“_ °'“"‘ H`°L”""’ ali Rem. Band in Jiltlgiidance., 1
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Imr da I
 at Year Skate
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Two Ferry Boats Crash
island- Ccpt;iiii’s
Ni-:W Yoau, Dec. 27.- iSpeelel.)-During
a dense fog today two ferry boats going
at a fast rate or speed crashed together
ri the harbor and ii. panic resulted.
Luckily no one was killed though many
the excltemtnt. 7*.
The British steamer Drumalzire, Capt
Nicholson is ashore at Fire Island and in
GIIIII IIIIIIIIIIS
.IUIIBI ISLIIIIIS
Mm.noUaNr:,Dea. 28.-(Speclal.) Great,
Britain has assumed the control of the
legal mid iinaneial interests of the Tong;
Islands, the native chiefs consenting.
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BUIINIII III IILIIH
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Haurax, Dec. 28-(Special)-At Five
Mile Plain, Hants Co. Mrs. Bowen left an
adopted chlldin the house while she went
to Windsor to do s dsy's work.
Kludlings had been left in the ovea and.
then caught dre, burst open the oven
doors and set fire to the house.
The child could not escape and
perished.
Cured His Mother of Rheumaiism-
My mother has been a suiferor for
any years from rheumatism," says W.
H. Howard of Husband, Pennsylvania.
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while at all times walking was painful
l presented her with a bottle of Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm and after a few applica‘
tiens she decided it was the most wonder-
ful pain reliever she had ever tried, in
fact, she is never without it now and is
at all times able to wa'k. An occasional
application of Pain Balm keeps away the I
pain thatshe was forn\erly,troubled with.
passengers were slightly in_j nrcd durin eg
immediate danger- of going to pieces. The.
“At times she was unable to move at all »
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i°s°fh.°r Casas PM
in Fog-British Sinner Amore ai ‘i=ir¢
Rash ' Relus_al of
Help May Prove Fatal.
Captain yesterday refused to permit the
liiesavers to take offhiferew end today
the litesavers have beai `uneble to learn
whether the members of the crew are
still aiive.- _
The fog is so dense that not even Signal
Rocks can be seen from the shore end the
sea is running eo high that it is impos-
sibleuorlifebcata to get out tdthe attem-
er. ,
LIIIII]   LILHISIIIHIJ
WILL SIIIIIILLII
Losnoiv, Dee. 28.-(Speelsi,)-Vice-Ad
mlrai Lord Charles Beresford has been
appointed to succeed Admiral\Domville 
command of the Mediterranean squédron
on May lst.
AMILEIMIIIBII
|s_ll|sPll|Jl
iliorxraxar., Dec. 28.-(Speeisl,)-It irre-
pdrted that negotiations towards the
amalgamation of the Merchants' and
my-i Brill: uc suspended ur-me pm'
sehlt.
Mr. 1Fyshe is tc assume the presidency
in the Montreal Safe Deposit Co., and the
idea is tc build up a large Trust Company
backed by powerful interests which would
be allied with the Merchent'a, Royal end
New York interests.
 ;
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Absolute!
Harmlesi
The fault of giving children medicine.
conteininglnjurlous substances, is somo-
timcs more disastrous than the disease
from which they are luhbring. Every
mother should know that Chamberlain’s
Coughkemedy is perfectly safe for chil
dren to take. It contains nothing harm
ful and for coughs, colds and croupls
For sale by all drugglsts. ,
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unsurpassed. For sale by ill drnggists.
1 f
- 'I`UCl(’S CALENDA
store open till 9 o'clock each
body.
CARTER &
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__ ALIJFANCY GOODS.
TOYS. DOLLS. GAMES. I
CHINAWARE. 6`»c.. tic. .
We have some nice goods left but all must be &eeued
out before January ist. Alot of goods at HALF ICE.
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