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______ . Dun Briarnaaindrinnrnro. wnnmau' J
Calendar.
Tho great prognaa of the printer‘s
ost in tho nlaeooonth century is Bttlngly
marked in this closlut year by the nr-
tistio calendar we have just received
from N. W. Ayer &Sou. newspaprr and
magazine advertising agents, Philadel-
phia. True totheir motto of "Keepinlr
ever lastingly at it," Messrs. Ayer dz
Siu havcso made this calendar, year
after year, that a demand for it has
sprung up that always quickly absorbs
the cii;ti<:n. This calendars proportions
are commensurate with its dignity as an .
art work. but its iizs is determined
solely by u'ility. The figures are`
of the generous dimensions that quickly
catch the eye and make it a favorite with,
business men ;therc are also helpful
suggestions accompanying each month‘s
figures. and there is a rich ensemble of
color and design. This edition will not
last long; while it does, th ise who send
25 cents to the publishers will receive a
coiiv postpaid.
T
_é-limi
°Iei;t`ey`s Liniuient will cure Crcup
in s few minutes.
, 
Lipton Makes Application.
(.iiti'.\<;o_.l.in ‘Z0-Sir Thomas Lipton,
owner ol the last yesit‘s Amcrica`s Cup
challenger. Shamrock. has applied for
meinbership in the Chicago Board of
Trade. Sir Thomas has owned and
op-exited a meat preserving and pork
piecing plsitat the stock yards for
i-cverslyears,but heretofore has had
ni membership in the Board of Trade.
being represented by the manager of
his Chicago odi re,
g-_lj<___-
(1.‘cup.the dread ol every mother is
instantly relieved by Bentley’s Lini-
“GDL
liiiid-Colored Horses.
Even the horses are being dyed khaki-
color in South Africa. Black and
White says the coloring lasts for two
mouths, and does tue horses no harm.
Among the sandy hitlocks,khaki is a
most puuiisg color lor the Boers. It
is muohto bs preferred to either black
or white, and experienced ainpaignern
assert that if it)nd not been so frequent-
ly used to clothe the British troops the
loss ct lite would have been much great-
er. The Canadian Militia department
made no mistake when it resolves to
oiothc the contingent for South Africa
with this matsrial.- London Ad vertisor.
Mourning Envelopes Forbid-
den in France.
iienceforth mourning envelopes are
lot to pass thrtugh the French post.
Tue notepaper may have as deep an
edge as the sender desires, but the
cover must bo whita, or may be tinted,
but is not to have a black edge. It is
not that the department is out of sym-
pathy with the expression of mourning
by means of stationery ;on the contrary.
the sending of mourning cards la a
decided source of rsvenue. It is that
experience has shown the post cmce
authorities that mourning envelopes are
easily tamperfd with. They can be
opened. and if the gunimsd edge is
torn or frayed in the process a little ink
rubbed over the Hack surface makes
everything look right. A white envs-
lepaso interfiredwith would tell its
Dwi lalr._Philadolphia Bocdd.
Mr father aye t ld me. my mother
an ‘s ,
Ye'd mak a grade husband and keep
me aye brew; _
Ii’s true I love Johnnie, he‘s young and
he's bunnio,
But wnss ma, I Sou, he was naething
svn P
Redeem '
the Time
NOW ld y0Ul’ time I Pqrchggg 5
nice Oak or TValnut Clock as we are
selling them at a big discount at the
Modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods
Store, Sunnyside.
JURY81 C0.
A beautiful Calendar given free
with every clock.
Vi'e wish our Customers one and
 f. _ .yy
' ‘- H’  E. ' _ t ,,
= - I `
l
a ` _
seas efremperance-
We wish you prvspllllllllil NP'
-You doa‘i appear to be very amiable places during the year upon which we 8'" nlmiiii Nr. mush llldlrt wi I
umm’  M". D.'.°n_ p nv. inn ‘n|.|».d_ I  '\Y.»   
.1 40.4 ua ma; 1 have any tmmadi. That our order has been conducive of el-_
atc reason to,‘ retorted Mr. Dawson. which good is true and that much 
.yy mm; to me thai aug ahgnid ba yet remains for us to do is _equally true.
amiable naturally, without a reason) Therefore. W0 IDU!! D03 llll°‘V UU W!
said Mrs. Dawson. . individual responsibility in this matter
-lt that so P' growled hor lord and 01 llvb lIDP°l'\lll00 i0 0°? °¢\l°\l'!» £0
master. our nation and to our Gcd.
‘Of course if one has any cause to be W0 NIM be ill “P006 ill °l'3\=l' 10
uusniinhle, it would be a d fferent mat- l°¢°ll|P\ilb the noble purposes of onr\
gg;-_‘ time-honored institu‘ion. _Thon, let ua
-You‘re getting quite philosophic aa, meet with Maple Leaf Division, Free-_Q
V your vears grow on you,‘ said the am- town. Wednesday Blat inst..actuated by
i.\¢l¢`1\1;-_ Dawa0n_ a desire to disseminate the grand cardin-
--1'0u're getting awful had tampa-9.), al principles ef Love, Purity and Fidel-
the greatest bitterness.
Mrs Dawson burst out laughing.
~So that‘s what is bothering you.”
I know that. What‘s the matter with ity-
\ you to-night ?‘ The usual railway privileges will
°0h. a mau‘s liable to feel cheerful, 50 Sf"-¢*d~ Tick!! Wm 5° "N03 W
coming home. after working in an 91° 30"* ‘P3 31|* £09519! l'°l°l'° °P "°
cities an day, to ned wid mr and and on Mwdsy Feb- 5%-
poggtoeg ggrvgd np [0 him ‘gr dinner. C0l'll60Il8l 0| llt8lldlDCO  bO 10°
isn‘t he ?‘ exclaimed Mr. Dawson with ‘lulmd 0" th” h°m° tflP-
We wish to have as large n represen-
tation as possible. Please don"tforget
the date- Wednesda_v.81»t inet. 1900.
~1~`un isn`t it ?’ said Mr. Dawson. Ff°'°\’U°l`
y- 'Y
-A man is never above his stomach.” ERNEST S- W3F¥‘-
SOD.
A sage remark,” observed Mr. Daw- GRAND 503135
Fredericton, Jan. 19Lh,l900.
‘I remember the time when you used -
wa .
Dawson.
*W ll I ‘tl te 0 `t.
“id £,s_D::,v';o:”.‘|l-lg, n$P?d;:;°\P_ At Elmedale. on Friday, the 13th
to eat cold beef with positive volacity.‘ . ""3 KEBLBY amu-
~'1`imes have changed ‘ T”°°°, In u"m‘\1.°| “gil” "ind °f ‘M ‘f'é“'i"'
. I. . _
°Yes, and so have you. You have sizes »nrc°l|>ort‘.lar,iid.n:`l'|ati:~ Kesleymlnatifiitrs
become a bad-tempered misauthropc, .l§§f°"°"°°= if Ci,f3°1‘;£clémY_g_”§f_;xmv$f“;
and I can account for it in only one Reima  B. Ronan-i-sox snmiw w. canon.
llrs.A. I. Jonsson )(ae.R. J. Csirranu.
Y
‘And what`s that?‘ demanded Mr. L- -_ » ---~ --'-~=-==='
Dawson, scornlully _ .
‘The fact that you always had a tend- DIED’
>
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ll. I8.-(lpi})-L
lllll|TlTllllS
Instantly
Believed by
illillillllll
Fnrirritatlon,ftcli
ing,nnilindam
mation of the
akin, for scaly
eruptionsoi the
mlinilfy
thin, an
falling hair,
for rod,roughliands
and facial blem-
ishes, nothing so
pure, so speedily
effective as warm
baths with Cuucnn
entle with C
of emolllernts and itat of  cutest
4--~_...- _ ._ _._. B_-;_f -- ' 1
inscstiiiiiéous irsiis..
Life appears too short to spend in
nursing animosity or registering wrong.
B. B. B. Cures Abcesses.
“IhadalargeAbscess under my ami
aswellassorasin various parte of in
body. Being advised to use Burdoch
oncy to dyspepsia. You have devel- - f y
0P0d il\\0 I Nglllll' dylPOPii° 0\’llik» At Haverhill. Mass., on Sunday, Dec.
and I recommend Dodd‘s Dyspepsia 17th, Mary E. Platt, a»od 40 years.Tne
Tablets I0 you-` deceased was a woman or awict and
-I have you :nd your cooking to gentle disposition. and died as she had
thank for it then) said Mr.Dawson. lived, trusting drmly in the ments of
‘You know that is unlrue,’ said hlrs. her Redeemer. Her remains were laid
Dawson. to rest in the presence of a large crowd
l know nothing ofthe kind,” said Mr. of friends. in the family plot at Mont-
rose. P. E. I.
you have for the last fifteen yoers,' she °f hi' *K* U‘“’i°8 hi' |°“l "5 PW'
‘Meg u un lg" 'um ‘ful illness he exhibited wonderful pati-
A tendency to Dyspepsia is often inherit- °°°° md '°*lS“5°° "° ul* Dim* "nb
“_ Dodds’ Dpmh T.bl=u 'in can llld IDG! Q0 lil* Qslillly WllhOl\ I lllll-
“”P°P"‘ "‘ “Y °”°° ¢`§;"i'.l'1'.f.i2i.°'5"¥.§° '§.°'{i§'.--'°i'i’2 _
0 *_* f_" *_* leaves a wife 'and two small children to
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a c
I prescribed by th Iading phy&mm Of
The D. & L. EMULSIUN
I ll fl la nd will
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thcgennina C0., Limited. loutreal
'rhei>.&i.. “°°’”‘”°“?“",_ . I
3* _'Q _ !.....l _
Cnours, Con ha andOolcs areal
lcsaens the cough almost instantly, and
cures readily the most obstinate cold.
Manufactured by the proprietors of
Perry Davis' Pa.n-Killer.
gil.
A Bosrox despatch to the St. John
Telegraph says :-The steamer Halifax
outward bound from Boston to Halifax,
is ashore on the dats od Spectacle ls-
land in the lower harbor. Her position
was learned by accident. Since the
Z United States tug Resclute was sunk
there has been no communication with
Fort Warren after dark. Tonight s
`. | l number otcdicers at the fort wishing
Trains
gssttstgzg
Ssiiiiiiiéii
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vm' --..$.25
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_.__ to come to the citv chartered a tug and
on mean" Tuna” [mmm ma, im, as they come up the harbor the Halifax
tg” l"'*:":x°f "ll '° “R_*2n‘;‘g,_"m "‘“ “HY was discovrred. Ttia Halifax is rest-
' ing casiiy and she will probably float
Ontwaru. 'rralnalawaau onthe next tide. Later: The steamer
*‘°°“M,_U,t5,,_ Hein 1 states an me use emily
32 before 1 o’olook tc.'lay and proceeded
Lia
for hir destination. '
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knot always at hand.
apiast sudden coughs
heaping a bottle of Pain-
hansr. Avoid-sahatltntse.
but sae hm-litter. Pu-ry
Sill;
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8.5 Ar{
8.50 Lv lt. Stewart Junct
5.0! Card!
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Cam ye by Athnf lad with the Philabeg.
Down by the tummcl. or banks of the
GNU;
Saw ye the lads wi* their bonuets an’
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Lvltd
G.A SHARP. Bunerfntrmden
Charlottetown . Dec. 2|. |58.
P. I. AAL
5.15 Lv Emerald Junction Ar 1.3¢
gba. . Ar. .Capo 'fr-nvcncnhvdizi
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Trains hatsrn
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MISS TEMPLE- ‘ ”~“'°°
LOST.-F id i ht Gold W
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Teac her of Painting. .m.¥.‘." ’°"“"‘°“ "’ ‘°°“"' °*"’° “gli
]8.d.
Pupil of one of Boston’s first I-°3T'°0“ F54* °'°“i°8 between the
- . Opera House and ulhba t et. lndi il
artists. lkpply at residence of Prof. watch. Finder wiubifrchvvaidzu 
Watts, tsl-afwn Sc. °"“° '* ““!!1‘“°°~. . .. __ - . .15 ff-
all
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fgpfos 1 Pillmomrv e i loitsalx.-A _
cents.
IUGIES’ CIEUOTE IIXTURE ctihmo
 Lmd LungtmnDisli¢ii.'se,chP“riica A wt
0000*! lillElllaTl8l CUBE »
Apnsitivc cure for Rhoumatlnra, g
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I s‘m'”m° [IMI ho addressed whim Nw
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Prince Charley.
Parlor suites in great variotv, at
prices that will suit you.-John New.
son. 20 lw .
NAITS, LUSTS, F0l|||DS,ETC`
I ALE HELP WAN'l‘llili.-HALU8 BAR
SCHOOL. Buffalo. Boston and New Y=|FkR
" " ' 4 Earn money while lnnniin . Board Siwfl
pggagurti-ei-. 'rwis rm. Rafi-taurus mia.
AEENK w.u\’fEUat atnnce. A 
gglolforagdp Pgtts and K:tt1oA Cover. Fast
cr. ro a a, -
of new nitzd useful housdzlold m ° mm
Adelaide East, Tuma _
cv. 2i.'1_'n. 'rii.s».z1i. '°
~' ‘IU-LE1.-A homo Euston atraot eng-
isiriing aias ro.-ms. °°wiiii mit, as-'
-stable aniicouchhouise. Now occupied E
slslwwlnwrm land nt'
` unto.: St,
°?..»~.t..... »if.w»t.°
ii;
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quickly cured by Pyuy-Pe toral. lt
white cooks des. '
Leaving their monntiins to follow'
Burn’s concert, 25th January. l
Sick Headache, Bilioneneaa Dyapapn'
They lnnllin ‘ ' -
euorweakm.,  cup’ me _
Blood Bitton, I did so with the result that
theabsceseandsoraaallsnant away and
ihaveneverhothssed meninoo. Mrs. Philip
Rice, Villa Novi, Ont.
ancestry except those who have none cf
their own.
lhufs Liimmt Cares liethsrta.
Every man is valued in this werld as
F
- Few people dispsrags n distinguished'
he shows by his conduct that he wishes
to be valued.
Hagyard’s1oliow0il
-takaaonhlnlamnmtion,
proveutsdisulerasienof
kinvofahnrn. Dossuot
nrsnilthaelothae. Prlcailic.
siii
ith
It is the peculiar faculty of look to
discran the faults of others st the same
time they forget their cwn_.
llilhurn’a Sterling Headache
are easy to take harmless
sure tccure any headache
minutes.
. Patience is bitter, but its fruits is
sweet.-Rousseau.
limrfs Lhlnsntonrestleldele.
The region where no living thing
hath habitation ls called Yesterday.
gi'
iii
Hun. Bdwaad Young, formerly United
States Consul at Windsor, U. 8., says tha
he always keeps Dr. l'cwler’s Extract of
Wild Strawberry in the house to nee when
ge has eaten anything thstdisagrees with
Im.
All powerful money gives both birth
and beauty.-Horace. /
l&d’aLiltCl'asGav#H¢lll.
p The region where no man hath even
‘ set foot is called Toziorrow.
p Wormseannctoxisteither in chddren
cradslss when Dr. Low’s Worm Syrnpts
used. She. Alldealers.
 highly civilized conntryis
lillin?;al!-l»enmaisPilIeara a
gomGont. 1'@oma
iclnmfail. Prioaloo.
Thedecpestocean iedeath. ,
Ldslhheddlnl lisisnesr.°
Thelargast riveristlme.
I'ui-intsrnalereatssnat nan Isgyard’s
Yellow0ilcannotbeeu:eslidasapamr,e-
vmg nndsoothiagremedyforell pine.
p Athoussndtimesllstsnto thccunn-
selcf your fsiend, but seekit only
once.
IDTIIERS llllw. -
Howssrionsathingitistc have their
littlccncseuEeringfromwor|na.Dr.Low’a
.W0l’lll_Byrup_isap|ansantremadytotakcl
llldqulckly ridstholylfomofhhosc dan-
gorousparaaitsa. Piice25c.
iii
Prceporitv is no just scale. Adversi
ty is the only balance to weigh friends
-Pluiarch.
Liver Tnoublns,hilliousnesn, sallow com-
P|°Xi°“, follow eyes, jaundice, etc.. yield
to the curative powers of Laxa-Iavor Pills.
They are sure to cure.
When a man fusses, his wife docsn’t|
card so much that he is displeased as
:liiie fears that the neighbors will hear
Ill. ‘_
Ladies who sufsr from Constipation,
s 4 7
-'is
ig.
sits
ml |.|
thowiatcron aotiv 
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pperiitiieuiihosthdc
iiiiniiry.  
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Tests "..i".,"‘....., -
Keds -by A
Ottawa and Ma md
. N in.;
l3owmeb, Omcial Analy- my 'un
ist for N. S. and P, E. I °°°'°°‘\°
Doarborn’s Perfect, 13.4 por cant
R°y~\. ' 11 so ‘-
mimi in P"°°'° °'°°"" 1°-98 "
g nnoinrlngn urscona, purest P°"° G°|d» 9-94 “
Imvefisl. 9.72 ~
..':“.-...'“"'t'.‘".:“..'r'“.t..“.‘.:':.=.':r.".'&.‘i°..':¢ W°°df“'~ Gffmsii- 6-08 “
DEARB()RN’S PEE-
FECT tests the highest
and sells at the lowest
price (38c. for a. pound
tin,) full weight and' ab-
solute purity 
lleaihorniills.
St. John, I. l.f
f
v /Y.” 4 i.
Boston
For Hardwood
Floors. ,
The best made'
i'i'i-li’-%
The colors in Brainerd 5
Armstrong wash embroidery
Violet is into tone' Geranium
Luke is exactly that shade
and all the other 374 are true
f0'name or number.
When you need an exact
shade you can depend upon
getting it just a. surely as you
get notes in musicby striking
the proper keys.
Thus you can get true tints
of nature in your embroidery
work. `
Put up in a patent holder
which prevents knots or
tangles.
Send c one cent stamp or
'three holders tugs for “Blue
Book” which tells exactly how
:atc ombroidor fifty
leave and flowers.
coR°ricEi.i.i sn.tt co.,
' sr. miss, ac, _
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 a£w§m@m»&£¢l&L_sé 5.:-..4,.<2f»»t»»~e-as-Eau-i...»..,§r’-..A-.§its:=!r£¢»<.e..... uf-   . '-.. ls... _-~ -J - f- -
linaaietltsm.
Analyist of the  I' |"*°‘”5~
Revenue Department. Also all klamd
&nm
silk are “staudiia-d.” That is.