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THE GR.DlAUAl\ .-HARLOTTETOWN. FEBRUARY l 1899
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THINK UF ll!
A Pound tin of
Cream Tartfir BAK-
ING iiownsiifoi 38C
A Saving of from 20c to Q50
on Every Pound you Buy.
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1’
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BAKING
_ABSOLUTE Plllll
GllARAlITEED.f(
soumi QuAltir|i,lliit
sllll our Pourlil Tins
' The good cook no longer
has excuse for using Cream of
Tartar and Soda, as this new
Baking Powder is surely as
Economical, at the same time
being much more convenient
o us. It is perfectly uni-
orm and always works the
same.
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_nine elnettiisl
But Dodd's Kidney Pills will
Yet Renew Life.
_ Thousands of persons die ln the
mime of life because doctors think
'» Bright’s Disease and Diabetes incura-
ble. But Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure
,themboth Theyllavccured thousands
tofcases.
E 'These disases and other Kidney
:E complaints are as common as ordinary
,colds But people don’t reah.-ee that
.,lheyare atllicted till the diseasehas
eaten deep into the system. Even
then, Dodd’s Kidney Pills will posi-
t tively cure. A
Thousands of fav/Is an lying on
'flair feet, hdlo notr¢4k°z¢it. They
notice one or more of these symp-
toms: shortness of bruth, loss of
memory, fading sight, ravenous appe-
tite, pale or reddish urine, with brick-
ting, constipation, nervousness, pains
is the loins. Their only ho is
Dodd’s Kidney Pills. 'I'heywoa":e£sil
"..-B!" °°".°"‘L _ _ __
raoterries
Nice Island
Cranberries,
only6
at
Sanderson 6: Co’s,
Pure Food Sellers.
Eiasignmenls Solletted. ltromptiltetuirlli
l0HN DAIS
105 Fulton llarltet, New York
VV'h.o1esa1e
eoeoloslolltltn notre
llfllii
Smells & Eels a Specialty.
All correspondence promptly answ-
ered.
Stencils sent on application.
S.B. Wiley tt Sons Boston lass
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'rnnusrnn nenarrs,
Rzriaizniicl: Dunn’s or Bradstreet-'s
C.
Per
Quart
COMING EVENTS- A
Gun-rzliun reazlers willjfnd ihejbllow-
ing coni.'cnz'enL to clip and keep _/or 're/1
t’7`07l.C€. `
O. Y. B._""lie Orange Young
Britons tneo' \\`ednesd;iy evening in
Euston Stree. Hall.
CITY Council meets the second Mon-
day in each month. Dr. Warburton,
Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.
Tin; Charlottetown School Board
meets the tirst Monday oi each month
Ewen Stewart, Secretary.
roiinsrnii i .
Court Charlottetown, C.O.F., second
and last Friday, Wright`s Hall. W. C.
Whitlock, Sec’y.
Court Gladstone, A.O.F., meets in
\Vright`s Hall on the first and third
'Thursday of each month. W.D. Gough,
Sec`y.
Coimr MOUNT Sri-;Pm.l:N, I. O. F.,
Iirst and third Tuesday of each month
in 1~`oiestersf’-_ Hall, Queen St. -E. H.
Duchemin: Sec’y. _
COURT AvoNn.iLE, I. O. F., second
and fourth Tuesday’s of each month in
Foresters’ Hall, Queen St.-J. D. Tay-
lor Sec’y.
Masons.
St. John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month.
D R MCLENNAN. Sec’y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic
Temple, iirst Monday in month.
J R Davison, Sec’y.
Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma-
sons in Masonic Temple, firsl
Thursday in month except June,
July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Preceptory, K T,
in Masonic Temple. third Wed-
nesday in month. H W Anderson,
Registrar.
ODDFELLOWB
Port La Joie Encampment no 4
second Wednesday in each month.---I)
R. McLennan R. S. ~
St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
day ev,ening. W AMartin, Sec’y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday
evening; both in their hall in Victoria
Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets
first and third Tuesday of every month.
-Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.
sons or ENGLAND.
Every Thursday eveningin their hall
on Victoria Row. Andrew Newsom
Sec’y.
SONS 0F TEMPERANL E.
Prince Edward Division No. 1,
meets in Wright’s Hall, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Kennedy, W. P. _
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J
Chappell, Sec’y.
Orient Division. No 161. every
Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower
Hall. John Ross. Sec’v.
LOYAL CRUSADERS.
Company -'A.” every Monday in
Wrights Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada
Wadman, Sec’y.
Coon Tsiirrsiis. - Charlottetown
Lodge meets in Wright’s Hall every
Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. Visit-
ing Templars welcome.-H.J. SCANTLE-
BURY, Sec’y.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN HAILS
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The malls close at the Charlotte
town Post Qmce as follows
(Local 'l‘lme),
For points west with connections to
(
Summerside and Tiguish on line) of
railway, 7.30 a..m.and also at 3 40 p.m,
with p.m. connections to North Tryon,
Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,
North Carleton and Searletown.
For points east (with connections) to
Sonris and Georgetown on line of rail-
way, 3.00 p.m.
For Courier route to Southport and all
points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a.m.
For Courier route to North River and
all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday,
Thursday . nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
For United States, New Brunswick,
Northwest, 8.30 p. m.
For Great Britain, Tuesday, 10 p.m.
Letters are collected from street
etter boxes of 6 am., 2 p.m. and 8
P. ID,
HIS NARROW ESCAPE.
How Dodd’s Kidney Pills Saved Mr. C.
S. Griggs.
Hamilton, Jan. 30.-A startling story
is told by Mr. C. S. Griggs, carpenter,
living at 1.31 Queen Street south. Re-
putable citizens vouch for the strict
truth cf every detail.
Mr. Griggs ended the most agonizing
pains for eight years. He was a victim
of B1'ight’s disease, and the best doctors
could not help him.
Finally he tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
Three boxes cured him. To-day he is
sound and well in every way.
lt is wonderful how may Hamilton
people have been cured iof Bright’s Dis-
ease bv Dodd’s Kidney Pills. They
have never been known to fail in a sin-
gle case.
HONG SONG.
New Chinese Laundry, l
Great George St. I
Ulrwork will
Agencies, Market and Fulton N t’ 'ill lo bathe beet' but our mm
Bank. ae¢e1s98.dh 3 ‘ '?-I‘°3ii°|w'i°=ie93&'-" '°’°“"' 2°
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(mt nf I-.very lin zlrvil of llutiiuiiry art
,\|]it-.ti-d by hiilii- _v and Liver Troubles.
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Dr. Chase in his wisdom foresaw the
need there would be for so gf-'ind 'ti
medicine as Dr. Clirtsc-‘si K\dH€‘Y°Li‘<`f"
Pills, and so universally have they be-
come known and used thc.-t So \\‘h€1'°-
you will round the globe, you’ll be able
to buy them.
They are a. pleasant medicine. ¢ffe°‘
tive, quick to act., mild to il-S6. but P°“"
ertiil in healing. For Oonlliilralf-5011. BU'
Ioiisness, Stomach Disorders, Brig-ht's
Disease, Diabetes. Urinary Troubles,
Riheutrnatism, Skin Eru-pt-ions, Pilmples,
lrnpure Blood, they are specific.
None genuine but tlhose havin-g the
signature and head-cut of Dr. A. W.
Chase. Beware ot courztterfeits.
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TIIDS. MILLER, Esq.,
MERCHANT, LUCKNOW. ONT.,
Cslrod of lorlous Stomach Troubles, Boll
ls what no Says: '
I wel ttroubled for twenty years
with acute stomach trouble and consti-
pation, and had tried almost every-
thing I could hear of, but got no re-
lief. Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills
were reootmmmenided to me. The' 
dose I 'took gave me relief. I found
..\ein to be the thing I had been, 10015'
ing host. 'Hltfhave cured me.
'QHOMAS MILLQ.
I TIIE
F INEST
oi|`oco/i.A1'E
that can be procured,that
the covering used on “Snow
flake” Chocolate.
The finest blended Vanilla,
and the lightest, whitest
smoothest cream ever made,
that is the centre of the
Snowflake
3 Chocolate.
N o better combination was
ever made.
Ask for them and don’t be
put oil with old-fashioned
goods.
Uct21 d&w tl Dec 31,'
Word  
lo Merchants
i When you want yo
Seed wheat for your
customers apply to
IUHN B. HAHTY,
Souris, the Millers
~ representative. He
quotes Millers’ prices,
V and can give lowest
quotations on P. E. I.
for car lots Also,
don’t forget your Flour ’
_and Feed order. All
A at Millers prices. - .
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On d after M d . Oc
vrlllllhd me ln migotlllie int tab? iinexiv
Hock.on the North Side 0! Questia
Bret d0& to the right upstairs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-
Speaking of the Liverpool market,
Hodgson Bros! circular of January
1-ith, says: "Cheese has only been in
moderate request, and must be reported
a shade easier. With an improvement
in demand more tirmness would bs
shown, as stocks cn hand are not ex-
cessive. We quote to-day, tinest col-
oured Canadian September and Octo-
her, 493 to 503; white 495 to 49s 6d;
August Canadian, coloured and white.
443 6d to 47s; iinest States. white and
coloured 47s 6d to 49s. Early makes
are in demand from 37s to 425, also.
lower grades at 28s to 343 per cwt.”
Hodgson Bros.’ circular of the 24th
instf, from Liverpool, says of butter:
“With more liberal arrivals there has
been more disposition to meet buyers,
but demand has not been brisk. We
quote to-day, fancy fresh made Canadi-
an créamery. in boxes, 963 to_102s;
grade below, 84s to 963; linest States,
86s to 905 ;(inest ladies imitation cream-
aries and choice Canadian dairies sell
steadily from 68c to 75c; lower grades
from 60s to 66s; finest Danish, 100s to
112s; Australian. 9-is to 1024; Cork
firsts. 105s; seconds. 101s; thirds, 8-is
por cwt.”
--DEATH To Ti-in Jaws”
The trial ofthe action brought by
Madame Henry against theeditor of the
Republique Francaise for libelling her
deceased husband was opened in the
Paris assize court yesterday. A crowd
assembled tack cf the palace of justice
headed by a cripple with naked feet
and M. Gurin, president of the anti-
and cried "Death to the Jews.” ~ The
police dispersed the gathering.
Asthma Gasps.
The wheezing and strangling of
those who are victims of Asthma are
promptly relieved by a few doses of
Turpentine.
, FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Shubenacadie, January A28.-Miss
Ella B. Creelman, of ~Princeport, was
found dead in her bed _yesterday morn-
ing at Mrs. Stephen Gzaham’s where
she has been visiting for two or thiee
weeks. Deceased Was. about 24 years
of age. Deceased had spinal trouble,
but was moving around the house the
previous day as usual,
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Piles Cured without the Knife, l
by Dr. A. W. Chas:-‘si Ointment
Mr. Geo. Browne, painter, ol _Wood-
ville, Ont., Victoria Co, says:-“For
thirteen years I was a. sunerer from
blecdingiiilss and the intense agony
” whith I passed through during thc,-se
years and relief I obtained by Chase’s
Ointment nrompis me to give this testi-
mouial. My physician wished me to
have an operation but I felt I could be
cured without the .knite. Three boxes
of Dr. Chase’s Ointment stopped the
bleeding and effected a permanent cure.”
SHE IS 106 YEARS OLD.
geliue Calipeau celebrated her 106th
birthday on Tuesday at Northampton,
Mass. She was born in Montreal. She
is in good health, can read and sew
‘without glasses, and can sing with re-
k ble cl
and Lombard Sis., Toronto
E. W..Day, Manager Globe Loan &
Savings Co., says: “I consider Dr.
Chase’s;Ointment inva.luab1e."We have-
thousands ot testimonials from promi.
nent business men all over the Dominion
senule league and cheered for the army
Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseedi and
‘-`.~ef.>_- . 4
- 4, :_--e
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44'-'Q
gtzg
at thc thought of
death and sluyers
as he thinks of the
hurt of _the cold
steel as it cuts its
way to his heart.
The same man, for
some unsolved rea-
son, will lie at _the
mercy of that most deadly of assassins,
consumption, and apparently not experi-
ence a tremor. Ol' all the human beings
that go down each year to _premature
graves. one-seventh are the victims of this
h _ _*K 
r 1 » Eg
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rel-'eiitlcss enemy. ' _ _
The-re is a prompt and practically iiiifail-
ing cure for this awful disease within tlie
aiieans of the poorest. It is Dr. Pici'cc’s
L'-.olden Medical Qiscovery. It cures 98
:cr cent. of all cases of consumption. It
cures bronchitis. asthma, laryngitis, linger-
ing cough, spitting of blood, weak_liinf.»_'s,
tlirofit and nasal troubles and all diseases
of the air-passages. It acts directly on the
lungs and mucous iiicnibrmics of the :tir-
pnssages through the blood, allayirig' in-
tlniziiiiation, building' up’ healthy tissues
and driving out all impurities and disease
germs. It Wliets thc appetite, makes the
digestion pcrfeét and the liver active. It
is the great blood-maker and Hesh-builder.
A sufferer does not have to take these asser-
tions on trust. Thousands have testified to
their recovery under this :xiarvelous_riied-
icine after all hope was gone. Cczpies of
their letters, with _names and ad resses,
may be had by writiiig=t°or_ them. Addfess
Worlds Dispeiisary Medical Association,
BiitTalo, N. Y.
Do not neglect constipation, Your £61-
eral health is at stake._ D_f. Pierce’s Pleas-
ant Pellets cure constipation. They never
fail. They never gripe. One little “P_el-
let” is a. gentle laxatiye and two a mild
cathartic. They cure hilioiisiiess.ai_id remi-
late and invigorate the stomach, liver and
bowels. All medicine dealers sell 
and have no other pills that ate ‘-‘Just
no ernnrl,” ' ~ ` L '
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TREATMENT
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Ddillle ALL MY PAINSWERE RELIEVED FROM THE
tu d hild I
months, of hi;-lriiiiae flrggi llieirtiliij ofawliich fatal;
Wednesday; .ir Tiiuno, Lcarment Hotel every
Any, Piece of Music
or Flusic Book
LEFT AT
Flelellefs Piano Store.
Will receive careful and prompt at-
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C- P- FLETCHER.
“Opera House" Building
Jan 13, L899-eod 3m
ention. ~ 
Yah that bloke
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aria--‘Ea1n’t
e ide of vear face
f .;._ V A~‘ "`\`- p p
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( / The man who lies
at the mercy of an Hood
-` assassin shudders
” skes
ess to tak
permanently
ever saw about s
CRAMPS
hot temper
be or iudgmont.
llssrls Lisinsd
How do you
Do voii moan
bbies are the
I l beestsio ride.
ick Headaches,
1.1 Pius 'riiey
ne rgripe
no never knows
me rea ily are until
uick Cure
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ing for traps to
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em it “ee *fee °°e..a~e<'e..r°i t:"”‘§ """
.-....22 accross; 5 ‘"1 ,,g;°_,,;";“*°e,,_,
Charlottetown P. E. Island Canada arnngs' ml'
D can _ _ twv- 24th. 1'-98 lot ot evidence to
This is indeed my day ol mixksoivmo, for Illllfs .I.
after suffering for tue pa.-it 12 years with the
most aggravating form of Rupture, as all my'
friends in Ch’toivn well know, whic D ’
could not be properly held by any Truss, You r Law S
 AND l"ERllANl-N£l‘el'é\& CgRdEg
mn' Da ¥s,as on fuaran
no ciire_ no pay, in spine lit al my unbelief. My' the ment md
.j weak side is now siroogerthan theother. Into fm' "Wg an
Nor nose li nn: from my workin Rattenburyh of ivlug my
Pork Factory, apd instead of su£fering.any Pr, e %c
FIRST. I can now realize that you are SUCCESS- he mill Wh0 a¢t8
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ine truth or th' test’ ial to ' -
closing astlampp fig- re};i13l7I,nd)iP by uortiiginrisogtlili h a'£'y;rd’s 1t:u°w 011
Or 1% lilgl » . AJ. UFFERER B an SHPE
snciignn nigxoiervreilhr miiilr can Lnigcumtn, 'rg gh 1; ; (fame
STAY cURr~:n.| Your tee is a mere bagutelle ew Pg"m25:_
ggplgpnaérippappelshave thrown away on good for °°
iruteful hour! . P ummm hr ah
mar a earness. I ‘ ' V FR1§D'
_ _-9-¢_-_- ` Mr. Rowe is about 40yearsEoItJ{Asé§, 1?t?nvgtic°of m° men' an mm
_ family and well known in bh'to . DR, m unt tg m 1| til
__ c1obeLoan is savings co., victoria fgggggggg gvngv MANY cms wliidins = W un
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Saturday and Sundaywr Pic'roU,Revere Hotlil °r If but li' 5 d?°'th
from Monday noonto Tuesday noon; yr Nmw ds Dr Low s
Gnasoow N. S. Windsor Hotel, Tuesday and A11 dgglgrg
Tur‘da t`1 9
or ii:ifoi-irndltliohp. ni. Call or send stamp. It beais an what 9°m°
, for money Some will
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Old Stand,
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