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._ ,.,-. I do not believe there
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sia. indigesticn _01'
-_~ ` - _any stomach tr0\10l0
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lieved at once and -
' rmanently cured 3
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` FRIDAY. JAN. 6. 1899.
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THE MAINE LAW-
No one would charge the London
Times with undue favor for prolii»
bition, but in a recent issue it em-
bodied tlie testimony of a careful,
25% . vial Guido ,disinterested observer as to to the re-
sults of prohibition in Maine. It is
the report of the ,llritisli vice consul,
hlr. Keating. on agriculture in the
-Fl   ii 3 .prohibition state. Mr. Keating
  \iA  I Ispeaks of the increasing prosperity
' U ' ‘ lot the Maine farmers during forty
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_ .AND . .
Flercantile
Insurance Co.
‘years past in which he says:
` “lt seems to be the general opinion
Ithat, a great deal of this pro-
gress and prosperity is doe to the
Maine Liquor Law. Forty years ago
the farm laborer before commeno
ing his work, required an allowance o
place of oatmeal water. The law in
tents desire use ment h law
connected with cheese and butter
factories was decided by Judge Alley
at New London recently. Mr. Fred.
J. Haslam lied contracted with the
Emerald Dairyiug ffompaiiy for
drawing milk ever certain routes to
the factory at the rate of 4 cents per
100 lbs. This work he did from lst
of June to the oth of September
when one of the patrons on the route,
Stephen Haslam, refused to deliver
his milk to the carrier. Stephen Has-
lain made an arrangement with the
president of the company to liave his
milk carried by another route. This
arrangement was continued to the
close ofthe season. Fred. J. Has-
lem, the carrier Brst above named,
sued the dairying company for the
amount he would have received had
he been permitted to carry all the
milk as agreed upon, and judgement
; I was given in his favor.
fresliment during the day is slated to Th° Wmmpeg Telegram d°“°““°°S
have consisted of alcoholic liquor in the Fmnch SP9“k"18 P°0Pl° Of Q\1°b°°
as corrupt, worthless and ungrateful,
deed is not enforced in the cities. but for apparently no better reason than od ‘T Loo h
Mr Keating thinks it may i-aiely be that thev support hir Wilfiid Laurier the go 0 rum ge' t 6 menimrs
said that throughout the rural districts The chu-ge aeamgi; Om- French B Bak
A case of some interest to those I
Address from Truro l~U-G-T-
Frank Smallwood, P. C. 'l'., was pre-
sented with a handsome pair of gold cuff
couplings, accompanied by an address
from Truro Lodge, No. 358, of which
he wasa former member, as followsz-
Your brothers and sisters ot Truro
Lodge. No. 358, l. O. G, T.. '.l‘ruro.v
|IN. S , unite at this joyous season in
‘wishing you a Happy New Year”
°‘§Ve cannot but express our regret
,that circumstances arose which have
called you away from our town
and our Lodge, “Te wish to as-
sure vou that you are missed at our
meetings. You were one of the few,
who were always at their post, and at I
that past at the right time. We have
watched with admiration the great in-
terest you have taken in the welfare oi,
.Truro Lodge. You have studied the
constitution and rules of our noble
Order, and were always ready to give an
opinion on constitutional. diiiouliier,
which, so far as we can now recollect,
were in accord with the laws and usages
ot the Order. * * * As a. small
token of our appreciation of your devo-
tion to the Order. and your efforts for
of that lodge desire you to accept of
these cuff couplings * * *V Let
t only of our esteem, but of that bond of
` e o P
it hasliad awonderlullp good effect and ,og oompomooo ,S not Jost or ,ou ,hose couplings ,hon remind you no.,
  Y' I  0  'whenever the mass of the inhabi founded TheQuebe¢elecoor,,_t°1sno
\ is
The strongest fire Insurance Com-
pany in the world.
This company has done business on
the Island for 40 years, and is well
known for prompt and liberal settle-
ment of its losses.
P. E. I. Agency, Charlottetown.
l. III. HYNIllIlN,
` AGENT
Queen St.
P' _ _ . ,__
HENRY ll. I.lIIllIlY, Il. E.
. A. H. Can. Soc. C. E.
Gradual: College of Civil Engineerin Cox-,
all University.
ialites, Hy raviiic, Sanitary Engineering and
Brld D " if .
e es ing
Oilfce at Charlottetown and St. John.
Correspondent address to Charlottetown.
2 'Y ""`f`/` '.“°f”"“ i`v"_`.}"" '_ - ' ____..=
about
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A Steel Feed Boiler tnls r all 3
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E “Ti-is Moosnns'
E F0\1l'1d0rS. Engineers and Machinists. i
“' Stcini .\':ii'is:iiion C .‘_- Vi h .rf. E
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.E hardship. ,
We have some nice steel boilers E I
'“ in stock that we will sell at ai
small advan ce on cost. i
;l,`hc;~et bcliilclrs are éngde of thai
- P fi ee ate a th ==
boil_r makgrs. n y e best §
___ We g_ua.rf.-.itee them to be first;
classincvery res ec:. No cast§_..
=-_ iron end=, ali steef ' i
Call and see ns before purchasing §
iiforce t e
there to support them Other cause
condition ot the Maine farmer, “but un
doubtedly “says the ViceConsul, tem
the improvent
ed that the people of Maine hav
I lation.
. The St. John Globe advocates a re
I' duction of telegraph rates to corre
doubt with such a reduction the
I subjected to the conditions which pre
_Itemporaries on the mainland to assis
2 in bringing about a remedy for thi
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Large Sales Attest
all.
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I0 PATTFRNS IN WOOD.
$1.25 each and up. Tables, Washstands,
Mirrors, etc., to match any of them. UN-
~ BREAKABLE STEEL FASTENINGS on'
MARK truest"
Bed
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have had much to do with ,Le present more favored provinces, nor ie ther
$58,000,000 in the savings banks and F1980!-Bill?  SUDPONB 8 _M80_d0B&ld 01'
that about one in four of the total MB»CkBl1Zl0 ,If Cangds 19 5;  h
population of men women and child- C0\Ul¢I‘y W0l'fl1}f Of K _G BRING  0 18 . _ _ ,
ren is a depositor ,These facts aifo d 'est positions wishin its bounds must aPUf°°1““°“ °f the gift and U10 COUN-
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spond with the reduction of letter meal; exports for-_ 1898 and 1897, a
postage. It suggests a ten cent rate fg]10w3¢
for a message of live words, and a fif-
consulting Engineer for General Woi-k,Spec I teeu Cent rate for ten Words. N0 'Cheese
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would be a very great increase in the B300”
~volume of business. But what would Hams.
,o the Globe have to say if St. J ohn was Pork
lno night service? We invite our con- Bacon
to being the author of the border-
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Ieaux. If he will admit as much be-
believed it ought to open the way to
Ivthe release of Dreyfus. It is also in~
itimated that Zola, now in England, I
:may be extradited and further dealt
; way, is a hard matter for the Anglo-   `
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more corrupt than that of other an
more vice or crime in Quebec proper
tionately to population than elsewher
perance must be credited with much of in Canada. The people there have
pride in him, as had those of Scote
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surprising and convincing testimony, be kept Opell I0_l0yBl Bild 851° III
of prosperity. The state has not g i Without distinction of race or creed.
fertile soil or rich mines, but it has """"""" _ _
,a. temperate and a prosperous popu- Though the trade and navigation I-gramlafory Spewhas,
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‘ returns for the year are not yet read
an advance statement has been pub
- lished showing the comparativ
- quantities and values of our dairy an
Medford or Jamaica rum, and his re- _ . . ’ _
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o Pounds 1898 ~ 1897
Butter
Lard
4 vail in Charlottetown, with 50 cents Choo”
Wh  ,to pay for a ten word message, and Butter
t Hams
3 P01`k
Lard
union, which links the entire brother-
o hood- of the independent Order of Good
Templars into ont? happy family.
b li
e Signed on e a f ot Truro Lodge. by
A. B. Fnirrcnan, L.D.
I Harrie B. MCLEAN.
much right to give their support to a VIOLA MCDOWBLL
THE GU.iRDiAv has before mention- 168410-1' Of SBSH’ OWU U00, Mid f°9l 3' Committe ot pesentationu
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Trurc, Jan. 3. ’99.
a. After the foregoing had beenread by
8, the Chief Templar, Mr. Sniallwocd
_ made a reply acknowledging his great
Qesy extended to him by Truro Lodge.
,Messrs.W. G. Sabine, S. A. McDonald,
E. H. Duchemin, Jas. Lapihorne 'and
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, To Cure Headache In ten minutes use
Komtort Headache Powders.l0 cls.
8 _Goohs are marked in plain figures.
and same price to all-no haggling or
. squabbling about price in our store.
$4.75 ulsters for $3.75. meri`s ulsters
  so oo for sito; $7. ss. and sic nic-
__6»844-948 59>546°030. ers at big discounts.- Jas Paton & Co.
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253,122 228,203 1 _/ -
1,602,261 791.798
' vame 1898 1897 I . , , 
$17,572.’?63 $14,676,239 
2,046,686 2,os9_i7s . 3
7291.235 5.060.393
749,493 788.226 `
52,152 28 369
19 996 16 965‘
___ The statement, as will be seen,` 
It appears that the Court of go.,_ shows a large increase_ in lard andy _
ysation at Paris now investigating the Pork: but 9' d‘_“?l`ea'3e In butter and; _ _
I Dreyfus ooso, will roooivo tho doPooi_ hams. Our dairy exportsaalone reacg l for your inspection-
oions of me condemned man’ and will the respectable total of ~,l9,=J00,00 | Step into our Store `
also have Count Esterhaz before the “"3 ag’-`*"“° about $16 ‘50»0U0 1” that 7°” mu and We are “aku”
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court for personal examination. The Previous Year' ` d1SPI”FS °f _ _ _
latter was reported to have confessed v f , ~ f § Drugglsts Sundmes
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so nniininiitia
lllomiua, nervousness, and,
The Slater
Calf with
B il  u S n    Soaps, Combs, Brushes etc.
3 “mwah “mu” m h mm §Soap for instance--you use
o y ver w o preven geo _ 1 ’ _ ~
hrnuid permits food to,tei-ment and puti-ity in 5 every Gay of your hfe'
lo stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, _ We are Selling pure soap
ll not relieved, biiious rover I Central Drugstore,
or blood poisoning. Rooms I S
Pm! IUIIIIILQB the lwmach, Sunnysidg
muse tho- liver, cure headache, dizziness, con- f 
potion, etc. 2 cents. Sold li all dru ‘sf ~  - ~ A ' '
t~»m»~-»»H»a-was annie
f Leather
at unu=ually low figures
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Rubber Sole ~
Shoe is made of heavy
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N H. J. Scantlebury followed with con-‘
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At the meeiirrgjcrf Charlottetown . I'I"'I,'l".‘i'iI 'i‘Ul‘|'i‘i'lu'i‘i'~IiIiIli‘i'lWi',Ii*i‘.'i‘i’;’.'i.'.‘.‘l‘.’;`.'i'»'i'»lJi.'i‘i'..i*.'i..‘.
Lodge, No. 68, held last evening, Mr. _
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New .Cloth for Fall and
We have opened arline line of Hobby
lSuitings. Overcoatings and Trousering. -
Call now and get iirstchoipe-a full line of
I nishings always on hand.
:JOHN McLE  &
Sartorial Artist;
llvanrs, tests
lining and thick Rubber Sole and
They do not _
on snow or ice and are warm and com-
fortable. If you do not wish to wear
Rubbers or Overshoes this winter, in-
vest $5 in a. pair of these Shoes. You
will like them. 9 ,
  
The Sheerlnt.
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A happy New Year-
om- rm' tem 'ruesa '_ °
We liive tlidmliest fsilcsility andybe°;:nm3elnl??i
tor impartiiig instructions in the following: I
Book Keeping, Arithmetic,
Business Corres d ,
Commercial n ence,
Jan l 1899.
and Richmond
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Shorthand, ` 'l`ypewriting,l.
Terms moderate. Rapid progress
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