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in two days-we havea
new supply now and can
till your wants in all sizes ‘
_They are well made of
bl.ck cloth-Buttoned '-
ablve the knee.
Childrens long black
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sizes 6. 7 3, 9. 10-
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Slater Shoe Agents,
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For`Local  ison Decem-

Nominationa fake place one
week earlier  5th. I
 are,rec ived at
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Jamieson not only sellsthe cheapest
blflil goods an the*'Best. The _
Medical Hall isa very nica drug-
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I have opened up a fresh supply of'
Christmas Lonfectionary, including G. ’
8. Chocolate, Snow Flakes and Lily;
also Table lfaisins. ‘ ‘
I have a's.> the latest Books,
Magazines and L-’ai§y Papers. .
R. H. MASOIWSH
“News Depot” .
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Street and the 1\ew Stand on Queen
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the philosophers and critics are recalled. . . _
The poetical and prose writers of America D 
r __ *_ ~ _; and the Reviews are covered in four ` `  V ' _
R  M 0 v A L ' ch&DterS;three are devotedto the litera- 'n 
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Owing to a great increase in business. I have one to Italy and Spain and one to the lit'
found it necessary to vacate my present stand
on Kent Street. and mcved to the Robinson erature of Russia and the north’ The
Block on Great George Street. a fewfdoots north ` c
of Cratbe’s Corner, w-here I shall be pleased to
meet all old friend a d '
ture of Germany; two are given to France,
Journal, untrammelled
gn timing Z0 be
Ju", Rai-able Newly:
ll times to further the beat
0? the people, Mid l`°¢°8'|1i3°d
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have esta hs e a mgey <_>)e0§___i£
job work
places
news
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$.i'rURDAY, uno. 1.1900. _
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The second velxe of the Nineteenth
Progress is by Prof A. B. Demille of
Kings ollege, N. S. The author aims ai'
a “pu ly popular presentation of the
best that has been written during the
admiralily. At the same time his esti-
mate of _the leading _literary lights of the
past hundred years will, we think, be
found to be just mid discriminating in
the maih. One literary star differs from
auotlierinot only in brightness and beaut
1
_ R ‘
e E
_ Y~ EQ - ;__ _ _
ibut in attraction and space-penetrating  m :L_  ,/ _ _
power und no two critical judgments V -/-Q' if
cauld be found to agree as to their precise _ ML 
relative lmagnitude and distinction in fa
sky so bioad and so brilliantly adorned as
the literary canopy of the century has
been and is.
_ In his introductory Prof. Demille takes
us back to the last century, advertiug to
_the bonds of classicism  in iwhich the
literary world was enthralled in various
countries. and how in England and
Scotland, Cowper and Burns broke away
from thelold traditions and prepared the
way fora new order of things and the
ultimate triumph of romanticism. Coming
to our own century the field is at once
seen to be large. A number of its
brightest. literary lights had their birth in
the previous century. For instance,
during the tive years 1770-75 were born
five great English writers whose works
have powerfully inlluenced succeeding
absolutely in the front rank. In 1778,
1772; Southcy in 1774 and Walter Savage
Landor in 1775. . , ~
An interesting chapter is devoted to the
Lake Poets; a succeeding chapter to By-
ron, Moore and Rogers, with Shelley and A
Keats. Chapter Five brings under re-
view Tennyson usa' typical nineteenth
century poet, _his domination and the
beauty of his art; Browning, the poet of
thought; Mrs. Browning and Taylor;
Hood and Praed, humorists; Beddoes and 3
Fitzgerald. The Sixth Chapter deals with
the prime of Tennyson and of Browning
and the movements of the mid-century;
Arnold as a poet; thc Rosettis and Morris.
The succeeding chapter takes up the poe-
try afterniath of the century and treats of
the rare metrical gift of Swinburne; A1-
fred Austin, now Poet Laureate; Watson,
Edwin Arnold, Lang und Dobson; Rud-
yard Kipliug the singer of Empire.
In like manner thc century’s great
writers of fiction are reviewed: Scott,
Bulwer Lytton, Disraeli, Ainsworth,
James, Mairyatt, Dickens, Thackeray. the
Broiites, George Elliott, Charles ~ and
Henry Kingsley, Trollope. Read, Steven-.
son, Meredith, Hardy, Caine and many
field ot historical writing is surveyed, and
oncluding chapter is devoted to a retro-
__ _| _
s, n asmany newones as '
delight in wearing up-to-date, well fitting
clot es. made after the latest New York Styles.
Repairing and pressing done in first class
style. All work guaranteed
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NOV! 21 ii Dec 25 Anistic Tailoring .-tor c
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LATE or NEW Yoiuc
*TEACHER 017-
Puuvo. ORGAN AND voice cULTUiu=. ' b=
Voice cnlau ° 1; _
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I believe MINARD’S LIN IMEN T wil
ure everycase of Diphtheria.. ' _ f
MRS. REUBEN BAKER. _
Riverdale. - _ 
I believe MINARD‘S LINIMENT will
reduce growth of hair. '
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Stanley, P. E. I.
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VVor-isworth; Scott in 1771; Coleridge in"
general
s and
he century
No very large space is given .up to Cana _
im “WNW D?-mes and work, for the,
simple reason that the `re‘icor¢led°tho$right
of the older nationsend the great world 
b\likS|\1`8¢ Wh¢ll°°llll>!lred with the work _
of the few writers in our new and sparse- i
ly populated community. To Thomas
Chandler Haliburton, better known av Y’
Sam Slick, is justly assigned the foremost
and greatest plhce in Canadian letters.
Charles Heavysege; James Demille.
Charles G. D. Roberts, Bliss. Carman, _-
Archibald Lampmim, William Wilfred __
Campbell, and Gilbert Parker receive
brief notice in the order named. It seems
regrettable that French‘Canadian writers -
of much greater note than many of those
just named are altogether omiliwd-
Frcchette, Sir James Lemoine and others
were clearly entitled to a place.
Prof. Demille in the volume before us is
critical style, and is never needlessly
censorious, nor is he ever in doubt asto
the justuess of his judgment- He ha”
the quotation, but his excerpts are .l\\dl°`
gi-nphy interwoven with the text are
of value and interest. The volume of
will be of permament value to every
one who is concerned with the intelleCt11Hl
movements and Dl`0iU`¢33 °f'th° “ge in
which we live.
5' __ ___ _
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iiiiisciss & _ _
roan|a‘a|.een.i.lvla.wiies. -
Experience. has shown to piiysicians
that the majority of diseases _ve their
1 origin in the deraugement or disease of
the stomach and other organs of diges-
tion and nutrition. The stomachis the
the gboratory in which it is prepared to
nourish the different paris o the body.
It prepares brain nourishment in.one
way, nerve nourishment in another, _
muscle nourishment in another. When `
the stomach is “out of order” these
various fomis of nourishment are only
partly or imperfectly prepared, and
nerve, muscle, or brain, as the case
may be, is only partly fed, and the_g_sult
is pain, which is Nature’s protesf and
warning. The pain may be in the hea_d
or in t e heart, but you must reach it
throu h the stomach or you can’t cure
it. Tint is the philosophy on which Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medica Discovery is.
the stomach and digestive and nutritive
system. It cures diseases in_ head, heart,
liver, lungs and other organs by curing
the diseased condition o 'the stomach
of the various organs and corrupts gem ‘
by its own diseased conkhtion, in the..
partial nourishment itegrovides. In like
manner “Golden M ical Discovery"
purilies the blood, by purifying the
stomach and other blood-making organs.
It contains no alco-
hol, or other intoxi- ’
cant, and no narcotic.
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The D. or L.
EwiuLsioN
_ 'nw D. at i..__EMUi.sioN
I th be t cl rn st palatable preparation of
sCo§ Lifesgil, agcieeingwith the mostdelicate .
stomachs.
The D. & L. EMULSION
Is prescribed by tho leading physician: (13
Canada. ` -
The D. Cz L. EMULSION ‘_
Ia a marvellous flesh producer and will gl* 1' H
you an appetite. 50¢. & $1 per Bottle.
Bc sureyouget DAVIS 8: LAWRENCE .
the genuine I _\ 1., Limited. Montreal 1’
Qeniuvvvenuannwu Gian A»\»\»¢v~»--¢& 3
HBIDBS Of l8SS€l' HOIQE, Il] lik() manner the *yu*--_ _D ~ Y; E Y V V  4
- Something entirely _
new here, and would
maks 'a valued wed- '
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dimgtr Xin.; _gin  
Also lots of I other 4"
for the Xmas trade. ~
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never dull,or obscure. He avoids the-
availed himself freely of WG Pl‘iVl1°3° °f\
_A cenirunrs  PRoonsss»,i°...n .1-...ie an<l_§ww»_11r_-_ *°°i\°" °P°°*°f
_ ___ -F mens of the moat ani'-latin 01' Siffikmg
 thc writernnder notice. 5
_ . i _ - i mes' _;" pe.-im” .4 unwind bis*
Centuryl Series, dealing with Literary Tug! m 'pt
l I
- ` ing House, Great Gerrge Street, Char-I
  _l ioltetowu. on Tuesday tho 8th da `oi
_ _ `lof11 ohslcck, a. ui, ' ‘ ` ’
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rece tacle in which food is received and if is mr
prepared. It has abmlute control of!
which prevents the' propérinouxish nt _i
°..__=.:i ever this year on»a`cbon`ut` of the
 :ved over 2,000 ihmii Gi-into &
_  best' California Seeded Raisin on
_ new. goods optn ug =
ies--'sn outof the raisins b a mathin
` it y e. » D ` é _ '
_ ._._---==i-sg the pulp ready-forrso, and 
,tous saving 3ou'a lotfol time audi ' " '  ` " “
4.3-
 -sf 65.- 1 _
iieroliaifs Bank ol P.l.islaid.s
-_3@ wann-
_ _Tue annual general meeting ofthe"
shareholders of the Meioeafnlfl 'Bink-
ot P. E. Island will be held at its B ink-
_ , y _
Janusrv nex’, A. D. 1901 It the hour
at least one day prev"ous to the-meet-'
ing. `
J. M. Davison `
,Dec1l900 2.w&w1m-. s '
f I '
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DIVIDEND ND-TIDF..
llmncH.nr'r‘a BANK or P. E. Isnaim, '
Notice- ,is he reby given fthet,a__hal.:
yeaily dividend at the rate of 8 fer
eent per annum on the Cipiggl stock o
this Bai lr. has been declaredfpayabla ai
from the I9 December. 1900. to the 2uc _
January. 1901. tot‘i days; inclusive.,
By order of the Board. '
J- li. Davison,
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A Farm consisting of 1;3l acres of
last summer; a new Building, 120x25
feet, well ad'apt_=.d for Cattle. Sheep
or swinej a Barn, 50x25 fret newly
'lhiugledz a- new Hen House, 25x15
feet; a. splendid Root House, thor-
oughly frost proof: a good Dwelling
Hou e and Wel'. The farm is well' 1
watered.
For any information apply to D
LEWIS H. BEER,
 Charlottettwu.
Dec 1, 1900 d2iw1i. _ '
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Seeded 'raisins-'will befusid more
~-fy' higlfprioe of Cuirauts. We have -
.ins   
.iniuli |iiii|mi;.““
Proxies nust be left with the cashier i
.<,.“’¢
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ALL _ LADIES’  
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' _ Followirg is the icdictions. We want. . . . . .
The Room for Xmas
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Jackets as   
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Theiolder you-are the higher the lib
terest: Write usfor rates Rating age I
birthday.
' Tl-IE NORTI-I AHIRIOII
Cuantorrizrowx, Nov. 30. 1900! - '
ti Banking House on, and "after Jan _  _ _
nary 2nd 19-01. i -
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          ~  s  _:or ore even.
_ _ _ _ -_-_ A -  ’ _ 'lhieiaalmllii
FUR SALE   _ ,_........
~ "_`- A _ L 'e have
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Land, situate onthe Clvehead Road, E _ _ ‘_ I Witches, Choir,
9 miles -from town. 'lherc are 20 . I - 
sores rf new Meadow, well manuied; _ ` 1 Alotof very dee
also 4 acres of new Land, gig”-an '
:Ihr
We've received Va caek of
the abcveihiough mistake of. 
shippers. and .if we don't
satisfy the buying public in
this article, we are not th;
low selling pecple that every
one knows we are. . ..
"[`hey’ierefling very low,
We’re bound' to make 'em go,
'l'hey're the nicest ones in
town
And the very latest style.
Drop in and see them.
Everything else sellin _ at
-the low price for which we are
so noted. . .
w. P.
_  cmiey W...
P.E. [slanu's Greatest
` Stbre.
Sunnyside,
-_V-`l_y’s_-Eagle Brand which is by far
_ market. 'The .seeds have all been
Ibe1ieveMINA.RD’S LIN1MENTisthe G H   in _p.epai-.ug for your Xml#    Q
st household remedy on earth. 3 9 _ _ 1 ,_ ' » _ *NNJ W life rlgliii Ill it appdi ' 'll
MATTHIAS FOLEY. - ` . _ l i-f’.i & G ff »*¢;»°°s°.- . ._ _
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