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JAN. 1,' isoi.
.6iilCA60 il0l\il0l.
for telisflrllie cem-
iuoreaae all the reading world
spectators of the worid‘ii
Ona cannot refrain from
the wlreu are so frequently
of disasfer and of
the closing year came the
,peanut in ihe Iroquois Theatre,
in which over six hundred
were saoriilccd and hundreds of
placed ln amusing peril. These
were bent on pleasure, little
thst they were sitting lu the
shadow of death anrron the brink of
unseen' world. Fire makes headway
appalling rapidity in the scenery
stage. A mad panlcto escape en-
and hundreds are trampled down,
with smoke or suffooated with
before' the exit can begained. The
aloft to escape defeats itself.
*-dayo to come there will be anxiety
' world-wide from the many about
‘d who have relatives and friends
_ neat city of the west, lest some
one may have been among the
This auxisiy will be felt in
Province of Canada, for there are
of thousands of Canadians among
of Chicago.
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5 PAINS OF RHBUMA
TISM.
museles
any
cure the cases
Nsrvlllue Rheuma-
Solaticn or Lumhago-it's
ocsrs n quarter.
H4|au.'ros's Pinus Cum: G ourrira
TION.
sudlslh
'ras lr. Jesu $¢Hei\vh_
that lr.  ds  
isaau- iii xswnmiisaisr "wiht to la' _O
morehaukb hahah Nl  i |55* a
sis simaiasiiss ofiuu is , iispiii is sn rs-
tlrameut from D°l\¢1l\\ mf* Tm* |' 5
reasonable view. lisa party is for the
time left not only _without sahlnet re~
presentation but witloniia leader in the
Province. \ ' » "
Tse Telegraph says, “The eourse llr.
Blair has pursued since he made his great
speech in condemnation of the Grand `
Trunk Paoilc scheme has been s source
of muah anxiety to his political support-
ers in this city, and today's saws (of his _
raslgnalicn) though not unexpected, will
not be wholly uatisfaetery, however com-
petent they may believe he ia tc tolli
the duties of his new ofiloe.”
The Telegraph adds later in the some
article: “The verdict of the people of St'
lchn respecting Hr. Biafra eourse wil
im-ai, is em iiiitiiiiig in nn psbiis iii.
so mash becasue him as Ithe leaving ofit.
for the mdorlty of them a few months
ago hoped tu follow him uosueoess iu the
campsigu that is new believed to bs near
at hand."
We cite these views from ajournal that
has hitherto supported Mr. Blair very
closely, as oouilrlnatory of what was
said on Thursday morning last on the
same subject by lite Guardian.
We have mow before us the hrisl' tels-
graphie outline of Mr. l3i,.ir’s letter in his
G. T. Paeiils question not finding favor
with either party, his only course was to
get out of politics. Hs ia- still in full
ncaord with the Govsrnmenife general
policy and aooepte the position of Railway
0ommisaionor.The full text of his letter
may ho more explicit. What has so far
reached this city affords no sudlcient
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V Time says, “Move on old 1903, for
I9o4 stands waiting at the door,” Lei:
it be so-for 2 year, at best, is but a
twinkle on the Calendar of Ti-me.
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` ' ions are NOW in
New Year s resolut
order.
Start right in everything.
Start right toward ilie iight Clothing,
\ 'Hat and Furnishing store. _
 ll Get yourself into ihe habit, early in
 “itlle year, of buying
l"‘;f.ij§f'liiig, iii. kind ofiiiiis and ine kind of
"'£_'?~{, urnishicgs that will give iabsolnte,
` '_ nqualiiied satisfaction. It pays in
:very way.
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toeee you soon.” '
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Happy New Year,
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“the victory which follows the persistent
IEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
‘it is always in order' in make good
resolutions. as many do at the beginning
outs new ¥°.\r. or on _cssir biritiiay
anniversaries. ‘ But mush ridicule has
beeoeast upon thu' New Year resolves
ber-ause ao _few of theui are fully
carried into edect. There' is a tendency
in human nature to resolve and re-resolve
toward a better life while still pursuing
the ngiaud too often the downward
d.terred froml adopting good resolutions
at the beginning of the your or at other
times from thefearof tailuiu. Is it bet-
ter therefore not to make good resolut-
ions I i
We sro’ told that it is hotter not to
makeavow than to make dna and not
fuldi lt. Bute resolution is not neeee-
sarily a vow. And the first step toward
abandonlngovioe or taking on another
,Tiierefore a sound philosophy
would seem to dictate that
'weshall, eitherau special seasons or at
any season make as many good resolves
as we may and afterward :mill ' as many
ofthemae ws sau. Even failure may
teaeh"s helpful lesson, as mahy `cau
stumbling block.
Iauy have been, many will be out
house of ha brute to the soul of.a man.’.
But not a few have realised In later life
mental resolve to do better, and can'
adopt_the words of Tennyoon’s Evolution-
ist:
I have elimbed to the snows of age,
And I name at a field in the past
In the sloughs of e low desire,
But I hear no yelp of the beset,
And llte Man is qulrt nt iwt Q
As he stands oii the heights of his life _
With u gllnip-c ofa height that le higher,
There is something which ought ts be
rxplained in the fact that o. notorious
violator of the Prohibltory Law, with a
commitment forthird offencehanging over
his head returned to the city, spent the
greater part of the week about the streets
and has zone again without being nr
rested. Anil this must not be repeated.
.____. »
The Liberals _of the united counties of
Shelburne and Queens have again nomic
ated Bon. W. S. Fielding as their stand-
the -Finance' Minister will not contest
Halifax as his many Liberal friends there
seems-i io be desirous he should do. Pre-
vious to his entrimcu to federal politics
ed Halliax io ,the local Leiilslaluro.
1800 the sitting member for Shelburne
and Queens resigned io give his seatto
Mr. F siding who was therrupon returned
by acclemntlon. In 1000 he was re-elrcff
ei there by it msj irity cf 893. Tne seat is
a safe one and the minister muy no nr
ally prefer to retain his present conetitu-
Y YY
Burden, the Opposition leader, in Halifax.
Or, there ia a bare possibility that he may
eoctest trs two seats, but this we regard’
as improbable. '
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FATALITY iN A Mi
Srmivomnr., Dao 31.- Ephraim Bradley
here yeuieriay y a a o
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, Sale opens at nine this
mornin g. - jaines Paton & C0.
We Thank
Sincerely
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course On the other hliud many may bs,
Work Ie
Time in
Deng: for he
,iowni
aim of the dental
tc find, some sub.
toe the fill-
to bo`i“l\libabla
material mn
qualities, all
by any one of -the
It mift be the
stance in every
|ug of tea ls. A
ia every way for a
poateau the
which an
common
the force of
dlasolviugactloa of saliva. 'Q must
not bedluculored bv the secretions of the
_mouth and must not he a oondnotor of
heat or oold. The ahjectlonalto the
following materials in common up may
be stand ss follows; Ge(~1ii_aet the
same shade (even solor)ss tn.  sod
ioagoofl conductorofhest and ,&ld, so
that if put near the nerve a twiuguoi pain
Is felt whenever there is o change of
temperature in the mouth as when oold
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and cold even to u [renter degree twill
gold. Cement ia not lastinii as it is uis-
sulvsd away by the action of the saliva
and therefore cannot be used as a perman-
ent illliniz. ~ ,_
Up to a few years ago those filing
materials, with all their defacu, were the
best we possessed; but the constant da-
mand far an ieeal iilliugtualnrlal has now
iam in isis to assist it it is in-'oss
is not dissolved away by the s iliva. It even
reaouts the action of acids. li ie not 'dis-
oolored by the secretions of the mouth
od is A oer conductor of h»at and cold
xluiity to the nervs,uo shook is experienc-
ed from cold or heat, as is the case with
gold and silver illlings. The tiling when
inaerlod is known as a porcslain inlay,
advantage o porcelain inlay has c.v_sr a
pared the inlay is in ide in the Inboralory
noylng operuticu of having the gold
malletod into :he tooth. _lt lslieciclnly a
boom to ui-rvuus people.
I~i the larger ciiies amontrt e redued,
porcelain work is riuldly *t king the
place oruol' killings. This wo is now
being iutrodn ii-vi into Charloi -»iowu by
the Gu irautiie De~-tal Ro ms aisil without
doubt will be much ia favor ho c as soon
as its qualit rs are known to the public
The work is riou»~ with acvuali, p -rs~ iii n
and is known as po-col iin inlay hvoi-k.It is
equally as lastinii as gold and lcomhiiies
all its qoo.i qualities withoirt its deieot:.'
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urdbearer. We take it this indicates than ‘
TURNING DOWN THE DO TORS.
The marv l us cuieuof Ostaifrhcz .n;
are helm: much t lui d uv our. Tqouiiani
n- e daily rreognlzmg the em eptiogiii mer-
it of thls simple inhaler #res m nt., and
instfad of iuni-inilwo the~unuilr ui l
Br-meh tis, A~t'\mn. uim Troon », and
-uris ev- n mi uiih »»ll other ri-me 'ii ~ have
fs.-led. Oafarrh rx -i e i- very p ii-an ,
meniaiion i-I s i~iiu»uiuu'~ as le; t i itt-»
dav Price #1 OJ, small slut 25;-., Ding
gists. X
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one rather thanl conolui ons with Mr. L
ANNOUNCEMENTS- *
-A mee'lng of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of
t.heY. M. C A. will he held in sne Y. M.
O. A., this Saturday, afternoon at 'i L0
o’elocz. A full attrniianoe ri queated.
Jan 4th at 330 The Pre ilent would
ness of importance to consider. Bi iii
it -an 1 p. m each any to insure insertion
followlnu morning and col: later than
noon Bdtnrdsy for the “W eklv."
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I was Ouiud of Aru‘e Bronohitis »y
‘IINARD B LINIMENT.
J. M. CAMPBELL.
Bay of Islands.
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,- I was Cured of Faelnl Neurilgia
MIN.ARD‘S LINIMENT. A
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1 im ami' ef osieiiis nheiiiiisiisn
HiNARD’B LINIMP NT. _ _
Al our
fries cis
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an
yeai"s
by our
please
f _ onofrnioriur
Engineer
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water or hot les is taken. Sllvek_l2ui'nu.>
virtue is in the decision of the mind, dark ,wus gh. gum »,| aan.;-,,g|H|,,,,f, V A _Y - » -- -_---~_~w  -----.-~---4-_-~
siif » ann i.-ofive -lent lo use.Ite hestrwnm- -
Llbrrt Oo., N. B. p, I
toeth,§‘ ahleto ‘ p
and the ~.~ ~  ,L `
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so. that although it be placed in close phi- " _
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We are now sendinigyout our accounts; -f _
Kindly let us have the “amount -of yours nc. __
day,and‘o'c1ige ` I _ V i
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when I sunk with the may M um" and is without doubt the mnei important
recent advance in dentistry. One great '_
gold filling, is that after theciiviiy is pre- i  " p i"§
'90,
and the patient is relieved friiin tiis an- _
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N E' . _ . __ Charlottetown,
- like t » meet all members as there is bus - ' WWMNWM
from 1882 illl 1896 Mr. F eliing reprrsent their winter ills they oroii-ct tlwlii-elvei _ ' _ _ _ »- p ` ' .
I hy Oislarrm-zciii; ii. kills col s’l~~ ii- hi u ` , _-
u i.. ie., mi. u 6, qiiwgiy iellevrs _tiiii-h_ WNMM%WMWMMMMWMMMt  `
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_ezn m iliifci- wiliii #IM roto
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st:-v‘:i;mi',c tg :es _ on. a es the insuianes protection aug ue years, is qniio solq
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more watchful outlook to avoid the sid almvlttonerfevtlonwhatiiv makeupsn . _  -~ ~  1 - ~ ~ A ~ ~. »
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