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THE CIIARDIAN. GHARLUTPETOWN, PRINCE EDWKliIl_ lSl.ANwl)', DECEMBER ll. 1900. _   ’
" “°°""` S" `   i"Ip0R1_1;,R_ (;¢¢ wi1|i¢k¢n'g items, _ .icusous Pon sio.ooo. . Asio_o.oco suis . __ ni-uggmw" -  
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Imitation is the Sinccrcstir ~-- ‘ ` ` C """' --'     ' " 
Form of Flattery ’
(ten proof that _ __
9
llann s Lininisnr
_ _ d' rits, and is in
Liaixl `rxet;:iiTs uivraiiii tlixiitiiubiic. is; that
1° is ii.xrnNsivi2L\' lMITA1‘l\-D~
The lnsitaslone rooemble tho
g.-uuiue arllcle In lvP¢‘lf\°""“‘
‘n|’_ ']'h¢y inqk the general excel- ‘
knee ohh: Genuine' `n'urious and
‘ISI notice isuiecessaiy, HS I J
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° ` le ii, :treo
fs-f llifioiliirsi ei.|s`i.v|E1'l‘ by Desk”-1
inane they PHY °1“‘Y"" 'f"°’“'
Hey all Sell on the Merits
and Advertising of 
MINARIYS.
ga( -1 1' ' iobemad- tvs
-19;: p;>rrtd;';ili:tori'coli1ml!ll‘1l§VARD’8 LIN! ‘
W, which simply ii 8 ll¢~
INSIST L PON IIA VING
lll\ll’8 LlNIlEl'l',_
‘C. C. RICHARDS dt C0.,
Yalrinourn. iv. s. i
Br. J. H. Ayers
. IIEITIST . L
#I-‘IGB-ilonoysldo. New
fnwm Block. First door to the,
fiht up stairs p
Satisfactory Work. Reasonable
”"‘°T` . _ _.
li iii iurnoruzin
15eld",.ad the money when
IEQICIUS ECZEMA CURE
-its cane any case lo! Ecsemazor Piles-no
ikd how long standing,
FC’ Qle only at
IcDonald’s Drug Store.
*light Bell. Nurses’ Register _
-a i_ s -
 lcfnniswmas
I Ihave opened upafresh su lyof.
Christmas confectionary, includigg G.
 ll. Chocolate, Snow Flakes and Lily;
ako T bl ai ` _
p a e It sins
I have a‘s> the latest Books,
'nes and Daily Papers
~ R. H. MASON’S f
“News Depot”
__ At the old Stand on Great George _
Skeet and the New Stand on gucci; ,
_ esreet. leci.d w ‘
.1
DR. GLIFT
Has removed to Hgf Sprlngg,
Arkaeeae, U. S. A., where the waters and
lonatain sir hasten the cure of
#laconic Diseases under his self
Kp treatment. Reduced round-trip
iiekots, good 3 mouths, from U. S. Cities.
All inquiries answered -Nov 1 d&w 6m t.
v
rsupsns,
Fu Hardwood Timber Land. 3
Sealed Tenders addressed tothe un-
-dersigned and marked ‘-Tender” will '
be received by the undersigned upto
-12 o‘clock noon, on Thursday, Decem-
k'N1h, 1900, forthe purchase of 100
astro! Hardwood Timber Land, near
.Selkirk Station, Lot 42. tormeriy owned
M ,din DiUgW9u» If i5 000 Of U36 of my friends and they have been benelited
*hw remaining tracts ol heavy timber
ind in the Province. It is well watered
‘U an excellent spring at the southern I
ali. A main road bound. it both north _
-_ei south. About 12 acres ct it are tit ”' me °f cuswms md minus muy' AA'
for clearing.
Terms cash on delivery of Deed. E “_ ~ '== ' "~ » =
E. YVALKER, P. P.
inuwii 19:1. Rollo nay;  
$3 PRINTER WANTED 1
Q old 
rlybt pjiiedftlf
oloe. '
.il
ti'
IZI). TAYLGE. 20C 0FF EVERY DOLLAR
Gd 1119
niiioi i iii
~&iciurers & General lguls
m
Ti
seem anumicaiing oils RY & I
~lUki|K, blllllg IIS", |fg. Sunnyside, Opposite the Post Ollice.
Xmas Presents
ll J Haney, of Toronto, were in the city
t day in connection with the contract
given by the government for locomitives
for the I C It Mr Haney says the com-
pany has enough work ahead to keep
men steadily employed for a. , year. The
company is putting in a new» plant at it
cost of $50,111). ‘
4-""\~
WHEN
BABY
C0lllfS.
lWhere did you come from. babv dear?
Out of the everywhere into the here.
Where did you get your eyes so blue?
Out ofthe sky as I came through.
What makes the light in them sparkle
and spin ? _
Seine of the starry spikes let in.
Where did you get that little tear?
I found it waiting when I got here."
The fact is as sad as it is true that the
baby finds the tear waiting to dull its
blue eyes, and stain its soft cheeks. At
t ° .”
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i.
he first it “ has no language but a cry
Its one necemti is but to gnc expres-
on to its suffering, and for that a tear
suffices
The mother who stoops in anguish
ver the wailing child would do any-
thing to ease its su&`ering. But she is
help ess. The time when she could have
one so much for her child is past. She
did not realize that in those anxious
nervous days when she shrank from the
ordeal of motherhood she was preparing
suffering for the baby.
The path of motherhood is soothed
and made easy for those who use Dr.
Pierce`s Favonte Prescription. It gives
physical buoyancy and mental bright-
ness. It tranquilizes the nerves, en-
courages a. healthy appetite and induces
refreshing sleep. It gives the mother
strength for her hour of trial, and the
confidence and content which come
from strength. It makes the birth hour
practically inless, and by increasing
the natural, igiod secretions, it enables the
healthy mother to enjoy the happiness
of nursing her child.
“Favorite Prescription” contains no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, or any
other narcotic.
A Motl|er's Gratitude.
"I would like to express my gratitude to you
fort e benefit I have
received from your
wonderful medicine,
‘Favorite Prescrip-
tion,’" writes Mrs.
H. C. Anderson. ot
South Britain, New
Haven Co.. Conn.,
(Box 33). "Durin
the nrst month oi
expectancy I could
not keep anythingi
on my stomach. Was
so sick that I had to
t bed
_ go o and sta
for weeks. I tried different doctors, but with'
little benefit. I read about many being helped
by using your medicine, so I thought I would
give it_ a _trial._ I began to take your ‘Favorite
Prescn tion’ in Novenibe id h d '
_ p r ai I a a nice
litt_lc girl baby in February following. My babv
weighed over eight pounds. I _was only sick `
about one hour. and got :ilong nicely afterward;
was up and dressed on thc eighth day. I never
had the doctor with me at all; just the nurse and
one or two friends. lV_[y friends thought that I
was sick n very short time. I think Dr. Pierce‘s
Favorite Prescription is indeed a true ‘ m`other's
f1’i¢l’ld." f`0l' it elped me wonderfully. This
makes my second child; with thc tint one I did
not take ‘ Favorite Prescr-i.ptiou.‘ The little one
lived Just about two months and she was sick all
the time. This last baby is as plump and
healthy as any mother could wish.”
Much Better llealtlu
Mrs. Annie Blacker, 629 Catherine Street,
Syracuse, N. Y.,
writes: “Your med- t
iclnes have done
wonders for me. For
years my health was I `
very poor; I had four '
mishaps. but since
taking Dr. Picrce‘s
Golden Medical Dis-
coveryiaag ‘ I=‘i}vgrite
Presc n ve
much setter hearth, _
and now I have a 3 `
ine healthy baby. I
have recommended your medicines to several
by'them." ‘
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers is sent free on
receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay ex-
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
`1
°.-FOILs»-
Tremendous 'Bargains for one
week . . . .
This is a good chance to secure Q
your Xmas Presents. _ .
We have Sterling Silver and
Ebony Medicare Goods. also
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-
ware and Fancy Goods.
A lot of very nice Toys all new I
patterns. Also Dolls. Dolls,
Dolls. At the Modern Jewelry
and Fancy Goods Store. ~
»il6|’sviIIl|ss|'|m|ii Flu: ‘-
*IU* ivlvlfml iltrrisc sou.. ,
 “ll Too ‘Jn
8 llvelisnt and most enterprising town of its
`Sourls the honor of having the meanest
jaws when he goestothe dinner table;
1 jaws forbim.
I just kicks up its saucy heels.
It laughs among the monarchs,
I It ripples into waterfalls,
CALENDAR 'FOR DEC., 1900.
l A fi lend of mine hm named his horse
all, because his vi ife cannot drive him
2 ‘All the \vorld’sastage, but it you
are placed behinl the fashionable hatot
the day it is very little of the stage you
can see.
U 3. “Sweets to the eweet,"shyly remarked
the classical clerk as he handed the
blushing maid of bashful sixteen the
bottle of molasses. This happened at
Kensington.
4. The blacksmith. though the greatest
of all forgets, is seldom considered a
criminal.
5, The latesteong is entitled "When I
Swhllow home-made Pies." It is by the
author of "Tne Hirp that once wore
Overalls."
6. It is stated that a certain young man
ia Montague acts so womiinly that most
people believe he will scarce be s. man
bdfore his mother.
7. A Charlottetown doctor says that the
real proof ofthe pudding is in the state of
you health the morning after you have
eaten it.
8. Sauce for the goose is sauce for the
Michlgander.
9. While crossing tho Hillsborough
Bridge the oslier day I inet my friend
Fanniuus Fuunylove and he accostedjme
thus: “0ee, what mm dressesro klllead
kills to dross 'e” "Why, a butcher."
lil Talking about stlugy and lazy men,
Georgetown, although perhaps the
size in North America, is content toglve
man,bu| claims to have the laziest msn in
Christendom. He is too lazy to work his
has to get his little boy to put the food is
his mouth and his daughter to work his
Grin Wrmicxnns.
__.___. __
B. Pavurzx Jonsson.
It does not care for grandeur,
It does not care for state,
It iiipps its little lingers
In the very face of fate,
And when its course is thwarted.
Its current set at bay,
t.
And-takes another Way.
It giggles at the kings,
It dances in the gorges,
While a eomic song is sings;
It tipples into spray,
t does not care a button
For the granite of the rocks,
MooN's Cnausns
Full Moon, 6th, 2h, 50m, a. m.
Last Quarter, 13th, 2h, 56m. p. m.
New Moon. 21st. 4h. 13m. p. m.
First Quarter, 26th, oh, 0m, p. m.
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‘Suu _ 3 29
Mon 4 45
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Matthias Foley, Oll City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, N orway,'Me.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mnlgrave N. S.
Chas. Wooten, Mulgrave N. S. `
Pierre _Landry`, senr.. Pokemouche.N.B.
Thomas Wiisoon, Sheiiield. N. B.
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el-gil,
Good heavy tweed overceats. 1
quiet, used to sell at $5 and I
our price $3.50. which price will :
them quick-At Patou’s. (2 blue I
blown/ heavy melton
and nebby, worth
at $7, our price $5
over-coats,
at $10,
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We believe MINARUS LINIMENT is F
the best. I 0
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..: 
. - t e upper
tldn of a testimonial to Hon A S Hardy c re n
formerly Premier ol’ Ontario, by the showrooms of H”'°°‘ n'°th°n"d th'
Liberals of this Province took lace this Wakeneld Ratnn C°m"ny "dy Wd”
afternoon The testimonial tgok the uusedam" of sloonm
form of ii. cheque for $10,000
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f Tl-IE HlGllE§'l` RANK. ; CHARLOTTMOWN mmm
_ Serving the public with care, attention, Ln b(l[S°n`°°f1°d °V¢¥'! T\l°0:;!»)
i honest goods and low prices has given us- m - - ~ ~ ~ - - - - - - -
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a place with drugglsts of the highest rank  ((,?,gaY$g|.'ff,r lb'
in Canada. We desire your trade, and Butter (fresh) per' ii',1`_1`_
will use every possible endeavor to make I 0111639119- -
you a rezular customer, Pure Drugs." V  ((32: 
Medicines. Toilet Preparations* Perfumes, Ea, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
___ 
y Brushes, Combs, Sponges, etc., etc., at Fowls per pair... .......... ._
lowest prices. F1011' D01' “V5
._ A Oatmeal, new, per owt.. . ..
Pansies Cnnsnr Courouxn. Hides per lb . . . . . . . . . . . .
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We are fully prepared to ull your orders & 9°' cwt' ° ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' '
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for this wonderful popular life-giving Bag; '|§§-'¢§§,`,'_`_`_'_; ____ _ `
medicine. Know ing it as a blood purifier, Pork . . . . . . . . . .
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nerve bracer and Hash builder. Palne's  22:55:-
Colery Compound ls no new remedy; _ it Hutton  
has been tested and tried in all parts ot Parsley rpdlr bunch
Canada by tens of thousands and has 0°i°°§P°",|b----~---
never failed. ` sql". “M
W. B. Watson, Di-umm, oimioiser i',§if°i,,':
town, P. F.. I. `Caiz‘l!f|owor . . . .
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cies that lun sssdsr or ia; m
mounted rinse, whswss wsaalq
Bolttsnasla whoa Rqq- _
kllloil. was dllehargsd from the ‘ ”` ~ 
November 28 sad has letalosa-ss 
smcr cm All A    I 
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 Ori-AWA, Dec. 7.»~Hon. Wm: I-Iarty and _ '“ ‘ -~ “ . TORONTO. DBGGIIIDGI' 5-“T715 D¥`"¢|\fl° BOSTON De _ 5_ Fi i h HOITBIAI., Ike, ‘|,...f|* “”¢. __  
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nm oemssuuen, uname use A "1 
in the lllllag of your plqjiigg ‘ ` "1
tion is absolutely floveasary $» Q  " V
nd welhrs of your tsuiiy. We 1 " '  _
tee accuracy in dispeasiq gg iw.
uallty of drags. ‘
rims; cstmvvnmq.  
win quieiny mia. was me 0 ‘ "
atinakelitesbatdeaia iq. i i  
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toneund uesh,|ivesa heaiiiy  
pound ls the best sod Ohst   _
letses tm- summer ass. 
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D ‘Day of sun ‘sun _ Moon' High ‘ WE HAVE THEM.
M Week Rises Sets 1 Rises Water. _ 
ff 1- _ _ ' f ‘ 750 the 5 Gal. Jar. 40a the Quart J sr. 321: the Pint ia lover tg btttk. 3 ~
l~or the
Royal Plum Pudding
We can supply the sweetest Raisins and Currents. Parent Spices, Richest Fic ,  
etc., at prices low enough to allow plenty money in the purse for the Cliildroa’l » I L_ §
_ Xmas
Confectionery
ndied
tilts  
30s. rhelb. Grosse 8; Blackwoll's Fine Household Jam 221:. the Pot. ” 
Xmas
er; Table
Must be welllooked after also. We have a okoise selection of the very IMI# 
purest ingredients for Xmas Cakes that money could buy, and they are yours lt a VCI _
small advance on cost. 
e’ll Bake D
r You
If you wish. We can do your Xmas Bakin as d th ° ` tl 
Yule To Dress of the Citv`Stores. g a N 8]" you ‘mm ul' N *Q ‘
1.335
PLAIN CAKE. zsc. the lb, 
10c_ to 601:. therlb.
3;
Q We’re not too early speaking of Christmas-in three short wooks Yale Till Wm 
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