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_A p » '_ hence the sadness when the bolt st k. _
   ,      of ¢0\1rlSe there are others who feellulille _ _
new ru in ' l - h ' `
_ Y applets ang ‘;“l;’;'°af‘;;'r_t*`;‘_t}fe;’tr‘;l";‘i';‘;*x‘_;l p 
.   Y    Igsterleolaater may still have the hot biri’
_ or pop. A
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_ e cold bottle- unless it be soda I   y . _
' li .  S¢0l'Y-wlmt many call the pleasant side s ‘ V
._ 01 Leather Dressing elim Bur Ne  Bemis. 31;.  .e:;::;.  f
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_ temperance people and or<_inary I ‘ `”" ` ` ` *
` _    _ _,___ _ bare-keeper. The first because the sale of
_ _
 
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considered covered it a sandwich was
served with the li i
IJ the same old sandwich was made lp
_  to *do many a turn. These sales of liquor
(W en thelregular bars were closed) whv ri
9* 5* FOR 5* 5* l ‘the raison d'etre of many of the smaller
‘ hotels and in the larger ones the profits
_ from this source cut °
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'i hotelin order to get his drink. Between ` I C I ' ' . ` `_§ ° _ i '
pl _ t- ie _hours of ll p.m. at 6 p.m. the law was _ _ _ f _ . _ _
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is any thing that suits you it Wil
sold cheap aid pi: aw_ un.i]
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ten days.
Opposite, P- O- _
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Will be ret-urnsi at the end
Call and see then now, they are
Some .»p'endid Ebony,
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*f ` everything except to burn,
 and we don’t burn Oysters
 when cooking them.
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"° 
 Royal _
 " Is the place to get a tirst- class
  lunch at short notice at any
' _  Ham and Eggs, Baked Beans,
f  1 Steak, Hot Tea and Coffee.
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CL ASSES.-For young
and Masters meet every
nd Saturday at 3 o`clock.
CLASSES-Meet every even
All latest society dance-
can join class at anys
_ care lriven them. _
_ Highland Fling. Sailor
Jig. Skirt and Spanish
lessons at any hour.
GEO. CHILTON. _
Charlottetown,
Box 113, Dec R, dlm.
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Ill H. TURNER
OTOGRAPHER.
tothe Late (_`. Lewis
te Flarket House
through Clark's Crockery
the Lewis Old Stand. `
d&w lmo
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acres
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Rosa au Wim-r `
on Chlilotteindwn Harhor.- l
theiiub This “before hl`>iiday" linen pe°°‘e and "°"“""" Wm champion the
_ _ __ ‘ I a l rl clash at arms betorelhe charge is made.
famous patent medicine “it ls peculiar to J
_ " 1 ~ nth Africa during the war. The great
harvest time of the department store, yea, temple was picked with an enthugiasgin
all kinds of retail sto f ` ' - - - e
does not "make 3 ,-ery anpmmiate fortunately his voice is hardly ;`su`l`teil to
_ _ e Walk-‘i U1 I and no doubt there were hundreds like
the shoppingdistrlct are nog longer aide- mein the auxlig-nee, hadd irnother “kiiik
qnnte to aecommgdage the em-,rmous coming," beside his poor e ivery, name y
_ - . l. that he did not even men:ion the callant
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e c ec ries orce sci’ any more thani t ere were no rave
their clanging way through ‘the narrower boys there from the Dim iigiio or ut;l_1e]re
st,.eets_ The Store windowslare in their no Canada on tie map. e cer my
most artistic armngememi’ with vari must have been ignorantcfihe make up
_ _ ' of his audience.
colored lights and ropes land wreaths William M. Curtis was re-elected to
of greenery and mosh of them the Common Council fora second term
_ ao en soriie of vom' fiicnila at l
im s its trade will b b tt r - _ . -1 _ ' ~,
I A Sem1C0l0H M2 CS Tl'0llblC and he will sell more bottled acids?  X)/§ma? t’(l\n_]f?s  Wuuld now like U’ makB lhlilll 3=`.i\EW" 'li
 . has galled him considerable to have had l 4-'ar .5 rl f, ll S0 W.:’Vc! II]‘i.llY Illlrl illlilgfs left yl-ti soma _ '_
um;  for Hillel M611 all l TlDpl€I°S 1 to clo;se nt ll u`clock, awhile his neighbor, _ handsome F ,.. - -1 T _ ’ 1 .A S. - ‘_ I ._', 
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, H |matiirfl rate hotel vloulll trot out the u S or Lqqlpq' Lonslre I l H and Jlcken ]
_ llfclllll S _eCtl.ll'C- lpxpier miiche sandwich anl gatlierin thc _ bnme idly l)F‘»alltlllll F11! Ut>ll.sl‘S ful' _i\I€I] Illall Of lil l
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\ _.h,,|,e;.._ li est gloves are here yet. » <
1*- f ____  The court had spoken and there was no ' ' ‘
fee le elle emi
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l alternative so the hotel men swallowed 1 rmlor made 0v?rC0a'tS are »°°’°lmg rdsti In fact W3’\'** l
Bmw “W Dec 18 1.900 GMM L ,hm _,Use hu, _,re ..,uy,n~g ,0_,__.. The- had to repeat three times alreadv, but we'ic wiiling to sell l
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from G/hmmm, 1 immue that were i`;;:;.;:r;Hg.rie;.ilIfۤHES;tzfagheendyxr the balance now away below the rrgulai pure. l
areagreat number of GL’.\lRDix.\' readers 1 e '
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who hardly imagine what these words ‘T Pa"i\8l'aDh by the repliwlng °f the Semi' ll *Env of our Tallorllnade gating nts are a fitting gut from H
_._ mean to most of the ‘residents of colon by the comma. But the temperance t 9 0 Century tO the 118W.
' ‘ _ ' - semicolon and no doubt there will bequite Come and see the b0y,s about
_"ke no other on the calendar. Asw'tl
. - ’ ‘ x Id d'n tTemont Tfnil l t l
itself" Such a whirl ‘in-1. rush °f4eveniri?§‘ii hiaaraWin;ton Spfnlzerpéliuéii-
humanity -all intent on he one object hill tell :he story of his experience in _
-the purchase of gifts! Itl is truly the so ' - - ’
reS~ or JllSl2 DOW and appreciative audience. The young ll U P-.E» Islandys Greatest  SIZOPP
cannot think of the article lor ware that inan`s story was most interesting but un- ‘
Christmas pmsenu, The _,lid _ such an anditoriumasthatof the tem Ie. - ‘
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resorted to his house for food or lodging.
arated the week days from the L1rd's day
cannot sell intoxicating liquor after 11
o'clock at night on any day during the
holder can on Sunday sell to guests who
resort to his house for food or lodgilg.
  interpreted by the powers that be, a'mau
did not have to be a bona-fide guest of the
MINABIYS LINIMEBIT. »
day keeps up until a late hour Christmas
eve-thencomes the slump. §St. Nick is
seen no more, the cards, toys and
odds and ends are ht on
ettles down to its normal pace. At least
1 one industry suifers during these days-
the theatrical. People havelno time to
spare to see shows and asa rule the
houses are slim. Two of the regular
places are closed this week, partly on that
account-the Columbia andl the Music
Hall.
Great consternation and a feel-
caused the hotel keepers ‘of this
city and stare generally a short time ago
by a decision handed down bythe supreme
court in a. ease which went to it on
excepli-o is by defendant from the lower
court. In hrielithe question the court had
to pass on was this: “Can ri licensed inn-
holder (hotel keeper) legally' sell to his
guests after ll o'clock at night." The
court ruled that he could not, and all'
because ofa semicolon, which had “been
inserted in place of a comma when the
laws had been revised.
The opinion was 'in ell`ect that the
presenceof this semicolon made it unlaw-
ful for licensed hotel keepers, to se_v
liquor to ,quests between the hours of ll
p' m. and 6 a. m. The original law which
applies to the sale of intoxicating' liquors,
passed in IS75, read ns follows:
No sale of spirituous or intoxicating
iiquors shall be made bi tween the hours
of 12 o'clock at night ard 6 o`clock in the
morning, (note this comma), nor during
any part of the Lord’s day, except that, if
the licensee is also licensed as an innhold- J
er, he may supply such liquor to ,Quests
who have resorted to his house for food
or lodging. f
When this section was incorporated in
the Public Statues that comma after the
word morning was changed to a semicolon
and the wards "any part. of" which occur
before the Lord's day, were stricken out.
The law was changed aqaiu in 15.33 b _
inserting the fiizure ll in place of 12, So
that the law as it now stands on the stat.
ute book reads:
".\`<i sale of spirituous»or intoxicating
liquors shall be made between the hours
ot ll 0'(-lock at night and 6 o’clock in the
morning; (note the semicolon) nor during
the Lord’s day. except that if the licensee
is alsolicensed as an innholder, he may
upply such liquor to guests who have ,
The court held that that semicolon sep-
and therefore the exception noted iu the
law only applies toSundays.In other words
the innholder or any other liquor dealer
week Sundays included. But the Inn'
In the pas t, the way the law has been
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I _was cured of Acute Brouchi tis by
MINARUS LINIMEMT.
J. `M. CAMPBELL.
Bay of Lslands,
Iwas cured of ‘Facial Neuralgia by I
_ WM. DANIELS.
Springhill, N. S.
I was cured of Clironic_Rheumatism by*
MINARD3 LINIMEN T. i
have "' Sanfa Cla“”’_ a gmail’ “umber °‘ la`llfiiili;l,;(li\‘ii{'commeuce<l uiinus the snow.
hem remain open in the evening audi we have had some very cold days and _the
there are a few which even keep open an .1 ponds have frozen sufficiently for skating
night" This rush and bustlemgreauu each Among others at the leci me I noticed
Lawyer Fred J. Macleoi formerly of
Chuilotletown.
This meek Mr. W. E. Stavert (formerly
of Siiminersiiiel who has been managing
the Bank of Nova Scotia. branch here for
for the p-ist two years leaves for his new
berth in St. John, N. B. His successor
Mr. John McLeod. also from P. E. I., and
lately at St. J0hn‘s, N. F. has arrived in
KOWIA.
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Mrs. Cra.ft’s head
J does not trouble her
any more and she
feels better than she.
has for three years.
Mrs. Lydia craft, of Larvood,_Linn _C0.. Oreg-.
write : “-1- 'ck f lo ti ith fc le
was si or a ng me w _ ma
5 trouble but paid little
  ° ° '
lastwintcr ~ I miscar
_ attention to it until
t ried and this left me
iri a very weak con-
dition. ' .
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I could not any
work and not
sleep. I some
patent but
got no I went
to see doctor
in Lebanon. Said
Ԥ i I had intla_m_m:ition
§**¢ :J of the feminine or-
_ gans. Iwrotc to Dr.
_ Pierce. and in due
_ time received an cn-
' ltr _ ad-
~Hv M-¢~»~~°¢~=~i 5`?_.`i§}“`..‘.’§ ¢°°¢§£. ha.
’°"'~f"L" ‘Favorite Prescrip-
tion ’ and ‘Golden Medical Discovery.' 'l‘h_ey
helped me steadily. I could see that I was gam-
ing. When I wrote to_you I weighed eighty-
acveu pounds, I now weigh ninety-m_ne. I can
eat anythinF I want to, mf appetite is good. I
can work al day and not eel tired at mght. I
have no more bearing-down pains."
Suffering women everywhere Should
write to Dr.  V. I_’ierce, Buffalo, N. _Y.,
and receive his advice, free_of cost.
For over thirty years Dr. Pierce has been
chief consulting physician of the Invallds’
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
N. Y. Cn the staE of this great institu-
tion are nearly a. score of regularly gradu-
ated, skilled, experienced physicians. each
of whom is a specialist in the treatment
of some one group of diseases._ It _is the
greatest establishment of its kind in the 1
whole world. _ _
.Every letter has prompt and conscienti-
ous attention, and is regarded as_sacredly
confidential. All correspondence is carried
on in plain envelopes, so _your private
affairs are kept safe from prying eyes.
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PERHAPS
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- You have forgotten some of your
friends at Xmas times, If so give
are puzzled what to give, call and
lee our goods and make your selection
at the 'Modern Jewelry and Fancy
them ‘ Ne' Ygmris  ‘nd if you A `Ull8W0l'|5h. A§pl] I0 Jw. &¢Ull'¢l'. 
orrics 'roi.E'r. A comfortable since I I  'J I ii* `
sm.  res. a iam-tv 1
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THE WORLD _
Lrugh and the wrrld laughs with you; ,,
W tep and in vain you grieve;
-'HI Drove (0 th li Dr
Classes Oinmnzgilisaa
the manufacturers have s11a11\l1i»°°d if-
d ask i hr
lui:-rgzrif-ati€lh£`y°£i.:llg¢il’r?t?s “$011 mnyggg iizeigid
get ourmonabackifnot cured. 60ca.hox.a
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$7.50 each.--W. P. Colwill. 14 tf
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WANTS. LUSTS. FOUNU, ETC
LOST..-Between London House and St
Peters Road a biinch/ of keys. Finders
will be rewarded br leaving at this
_ oifice. 26 3i
TO LE l`.-On Hillsboro St.. a house
containing six rooms,also dry cellar, and
stable. (Apply to John Prowse, Riiyéallty.
sv.
WANTED.--A position as experienced
cook. Apply at James Bradley s, Upper
Great Street. Dec. 19 1 wk pd
WANTED.-A girl for general house
work to whom good wageswili be paid.
Anvil' at tinsnaice. " Dec. -itf
TO BE LET.-The desirably situated
dwelling ho_use on Grafton Street West.
lately occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean.
with ooac house and stable. House is
fitted with a first-class bath-room, sewer-
lure and all other n1odern,conveniences.
Rent moderate. Apply to Thomas Camp-
bell. Richmond St. West. 23tf
WAN TED.-Mark Wright 8.: Co. want
a young lady typewriter and stenogra pher
One who' can write a fair hand preferred.
Apply at once. Nov. 28:15
TO LET.-_-T_he dwelling house on Queen
Street adgoining the residence of Mrs.
Ellwlrtl Palmer, heated with hot writer. l
Bent iuoderate. Immediate possession
fflven- Apply C0 Mrs- E. Palmer or to H.
- ames Palmer. 26tf. l
TO I’.Ei\‘T.-A new dwelling on King
*Guam All modern improvements, in- ‘
cluding hot water heating. hot and cold `
bath, sewerage, commodious cellar. All `
hardwood floors downstairs, blinds and
curtain poles go with house. Possession I
iziveu between February and May. Rent
sms. Apply to E. ii. Beer oi- Mm. A. L
Beer. I5 tf
WANTED-A neat intelligent girl to do
housework in the forenoon, andattend
bakeshop the balance 0f.day Wages $8 a
Kionlth atS.f§i‘s;.‘.a;ié_ii'uf10 if satliisfactory.
pp y to . c sms, ZB ' _
Street, Newburyport, Hass. emlfgfcl
ro`LEri°”-‘rue awening house on ri-ance
Street, at presentoecu b Mr James
in theStsmpe.r Block. Apply to Howe
Sewing lflachinesi
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G I _ . . 'J . » Ferone li_tllsr’s"worth'pl:rchased from us, we Ill
° SWT' ‘ - »  kwa' °' sfmg H‘df"'° '°` those pretty souvenir mariah of our
pairiug and cleaning, done either at » -
and ery form ot itchinar.
' .t " bleedldgand pi~otrur1l§gig:;.  _
‘_ See our line of
.iunv a co.-.-::.».:.-..._°f-  
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For it's ten to one that just tor [un W ` _ 4 .-
_ The world la azhs in its sleeve. , _
*-¢"1>-3-Qilmh-#1 = W5
P. ' eertaiii - _ _
'es and`a.hsolutaouretoi-each.
Pl‘0‘f"l |l| J
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alldealem-s or 1nusou,Ba'ril:s& Co.,Toronto, - _ a
Dr. Ghase’s Ointment A
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Did it -ever. occur rn yqg glut *¢ P* VJ” * I
thousandhhares of Mzning Stock is  $l“0
I' l” °f"`“ °ll"¢ted to in Minion that ith
ri.~lzy and this is true-but g |1 f °
linei.~ii.'ii cm ,W ° ° °°’°l"““
If ai new mam were to start nb in opposition to
you. would he run no risk l  eveiyeqg in eg"
hue of business make A fortune! T '
It is precilelv the same with mint” .Q 'gm
°~°5’°h1Ul! else-there are sucoessesiand failures. One
C ‘_“°°"1 8°” I H0011 pfooerty and man is t
with success as the result. qs. an '
I have caref ll ' ti l bg pq*
agd management di iliemgoesnptxdz  I
a vacate your buying and feel sure that theyafe
safe as an investment.,
Ore !Out of my list of four this luinmer, :vm gt;-ng
I still have the same list with_C¢m;e¢¢k “jd
Drop me s line and I will give you lp¢n,i¢q}.|-._
Investigation won’c hurt and may pay yea.
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