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iThere's a big diierenoe between what a. baby wants and what he needs. Deny him the one, give him the other. Most babies need Scott’s Emulsion-it’s the right thing for a baby§ It contains a lot of strength- building qualities that their food may not contain. After a while they get to want it. Why? Because it makes them comfortable. ‘ Those dimples and round cheeks mean health and ease. Scott’s -Emulsion makes children

easy; keeps them so, too. 4* SCOTT & BOWNR, Toronto, Ohh'

coucu so Mons:

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JP dc/latte pvqarudors ol

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Solontlfloalb oomhlnod In the

' form of agreeable and pala-

table Syrup. -

One of the mi reliable prepara-

. tions yet lutrodmed to tbpxpubhc for the immediate Relief _ Cure of

Cong/Ls, C`ol_d.r, Bmnglncfir, H023- ;df’ dd the Throat ' and Lungs. _`

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drst ta ol @nsmnpdrm, it will _ be foimgtisnvalnable.

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come to every horut that uses Béivtl' Flour. It’s the greatest help an y home cook can have -bemuse it is always the same- always the best for all baking.

Beaver Flour '

isablend of Manitoba wl dl, Ml ,L Spring Wheat and ' t ` .

Ontario Fall Wheat. It com- bines the whiteness and light- ness of winter wheat, with the , strength and nourishing food properties of spring whed. No bleaching process required with

' the grade of what used.

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DUPLICATE ORDERS

now and have them for Xmas. You will not have enough photos to go round your friends l Order now.

Gauvm, Gcntzcl & Co., PHOTOGRAPIIERS,

J. A. S. BAYER, Pr0D.

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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. IND.

THE CANADIAN NAVY. r

Hon. Mr. Prefoutalne who is now in England was entertained the other day at the Canada Club in Loudon and in the

course of his speech referred to the Canadian navy that is to be. Hc has been preparing the way for organising n navy reserve in Canada and is nowfnegotlating with the Admiralty to take over the naval docks at Hullfnx and Esquimalt, which cost the Imperial Government millions of dollars. \Ve have already some fishery cruisers on the Atlantic, the Pacific and

the great lakes, and these with our ice- breukers give an impression of certain preparations for naval warfare at all seasons of the year.

Mr. Prefontaine speaks of these crui-

sers, docks and naval reserves that are to be as “thefnucleus of the Canadian navy." Snue may be disposed to treut this light-

T0li0NTO'S DllY SUNDAY.

lon that all bars must be closed from 7 p. m. on Saturday until 6 a. m. on Monday

been appointed who is apparently de-

all the Toronto hotels that not only must they elm their bm wmnii the pressrlu ed hours, but no liquor should be served ou their guests within that period. The World tells that there was amazemen and indignation among the hotel patrons and some 0! them used language when

was none the less enforced and Toronto hal for once u dry Sunday

Isit or is it not the duty of the Post

Office officials to ncquaint themselves vith the times of the arrival und de-

haveabcginning, und the beginning of is

ly, but everything tbatistobe must :J

he English ones. If not,where in the city the information to be obtained i

urture of foreign mails, particularly

our fleet, small as it is present and pros- pective, uppcurs to be laid down on Sen~ siblcllnes. We have the nucleus' of an

armed land force. It is equally important that we shall have the means of defend~

ing our ports und our commerce as to have the moans of inlnnd defence. If we

nrt to trust wholly to the British navy far sea defence, then we ought to con- tribute towards lts maintenance. Other-

wise the duty seems clear that wc should

make such provision of our ow n as we rc-_isonnbly can to that end.

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Fiftecn Liberal seats, nine Opposition

and one doubtful was Suturdny`s report on the Snski\tchc\vo.n elections. Should

the doubtful scat, (Kinlsstinolgo to the

Opposition Premier Scott would have u majority of five; should it go Liberal his mnjoriiy will bc scvcn.

Russia seems to be in u state of political

chaos. In the cities some semblance oi

government is maintained by vast bodies of troops which over-awe or shoot down thc revolutionaries. In the country dis- tricts thc Government is openly dciicd. A stntc of virtual win' prevails throughout the vnst empire and thc rigors of winter n ld to the horror of it nil.

The drowning nccidcnt al. Murray River

is n slrcpillustrntion of thc dangers tlmi beset the popular and healthful sport of slrnting. Like boating and bathing ii claims its victims from year to yenr. Young spirits ure-provcrbially venture- somc while those of older years, who have lcnrncd caution by experience can

in many cases recnll narrow escapes from death by drowning.

The Halifax Conservatives have re-

solved to stand for prohibitlon,shonld the people nt 1\ plcbiscite express their desiri- for that measure, ns we doubt not they will when the opportunity is afforded them. \Vc heartily commend this resolute

stand. It is good ground to stnnd upon, good ground to full upon, if it full there must be. Prohibition is a noble plank in

any political platform, and it will rally to its support the best elements in the country from both parties.

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STIFF SENTENCE

Nnw YORK, Dec. 14.-Richard \Vesf,

convicted of illegal voting und perjury nt the recent locn.l elections, wus semen- cerl Lodi to three cars and two months

' ly Y

in Sing Sing by Judge Rogers.

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INQUIRER.

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THE TONIC OF HEALTH.

Must be morefthan nstimullmt-must be

a food as Iwell. ’l`here is one medicine that is both a food and a tonic, - it aids digestion promotes assimilation, con- verts food into nutrimenl. that builds up nerves, blood, brain and bone. That tonic is Ferrozone which contains exactly what a run=down system needs. Ferrozone supplies oxygen to purify the blood, phos- phorous to develop the brain, irnn to arden the muscles. No wonder it makes such vigorous men and women. You`ll eat, sleep, think and feel better by using Ferrozone; tr'y it--now. Fifty cents buys n. box of fifty chocolntc coated Ferrozono tablets, at all dealers.

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.JUDGE COURTN EY DEAD.

Nnw YORK, Drc. lfl.-Justice John

Courtney, one of the Judges of the Court of Appeals of Special Sessions for the boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, and Rich- mond, died today nt his homcin Brook lyn.

AN AMERICAN DISEASE.

Some doctors go so far ns to say that

lndigestlon is the national disease of America. There is but one notional remedy for indigcstion and thnt remedy is Dr. ll.nmilton’s Pills which accelerate the uctlon ofthe gustrlc glunds and give

tone to thc diigestivc organs. They strengthen the ki ncys and liver, clcunse and purify the blood and thus add general tone to every organ of thc body. Flesh und strength are fnst restored and the patient can cntnnd digest any food he pleases. Test Dr. llun\ilton`s Pills your- self,-25c. per box or llvc boxes for $1.00 nt ull dcnlcrs.

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TWD DAYS T0 GET JURY.

NEW Yomr, Dec. lfl The cmpannelling

of ajury to iry A. li. llurnmcl, the law- yer. on u. charge of conspiracy, wus com- pleted today, The trial. will proceed to- morrow. It required ihe greater part of two days to select the jury.

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Must Be Quick.

Pains in the stomach nnd attacks of the

collc come on so suddenly und ure so cx trcmely painful that immediate relief must be obtained. There is no necessity of sending fora doctor in such cases if a bottle of Cha.mberlnin's Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrhoen. Remedy is at hand. No doctor can prescribe o better medicine. For sale by all druggists.

LOUISTANA PROVES FAST.

Bos'r0N, Dec. 14.-The battleship Loui-

siana, considerably exceeded hcr contract requirement of 18 knots an hour in her tour hour endurance run along the New England coast today, an average speed of 18.823 knots an hour being maintained.

Tl-IE -BAIRD COMPANYS Wine of

Tar, Honey and Wild Cherry soothes and alloys all irritated conditions of the throat. and promptly relieves ‘tho Cough. This preparation docs not contain any injurious ingredients whatever.

WHAT SHALL WE READ?

An exchange gives the followingnnsew

to the question: What Shall We Read]

"First, the daily newspapers. The daily

press is the history of the world up to date. A history that can be found there and nowhere else. The mission of the daily paper is to furnish its readers with the events that hnvc taken place inthe world during the past twenty four hours. The telegraph glrdles tha globe und the great daily tnps the wires of the world. The newspaper is not responsible for the facts, but for the faithful reporting of the same. They doubtless print much that had better not see the iight. But we oughti-o take the newspaper as iwe do crabs, ent that which lsgood with grati- tude and push the shell aside in silence. Ono should also read the best magazines. Tho most carefully digested written articles cf the history of the world today can be found first and often only in them."

. Wifi

For Gents.-Cuff links, watch chains, military brushes, gold headed canes, lockots, iobs, etc, at Wollnefs. 18d 2i.

Don`t forget our discount sale of Seely’s

perfumes. Take advantage of it, for-offers like that only come onoe in life time. Johnson Cc Johnson. lad ll

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which provision has heretoioroboon mom ` A

honored ln the breach than in the

bservanoe. But a new Inspector' has . .

terminod that the law shall be carried

out. Aweek ago he issued an order to

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made acquainted with the order, but it ¥\

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Coats, Rufis and

Also fancy linens, sill: handkerchlefs and mufllers.

Muffs,

James Paton Q Co.

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A Pearl or Diamond Ring, A Necklet and Locket, -

We have a nice selection at the

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Suggestions

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rey ear rooc palro o u ins

A Signet or Buckle Ring, A Gold filled Watch Chain.

Always acceptable a nice Watch for all.

lowest prices.

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I Prof. P. L. I-Iermann,Mgr. of Peru

Medicine Company, Halifax, N. S. now touring P. E. Island with my company of entertainers

0FFEll $50.00 llEWAll0

for evidence that will lead to the con-

viction of the parties who laid in wait, and followed my company, wife and self, when returning from Montague Hail, Saturday night, Nov 25th, r9o5 with intent to commit an assault upon us, etc. Information received by my attorney.

E. F. RYAN, Barrister, 16dai twripd Georgetown, P. E. I.

scale uggn silver

If in doubt as to what Christ-

mas gift will best please it woman, it is always sale to 'settle upon something in Table Silver. No woman on earth possesses so much silver that she would not welcome another piece. And because most astute people are well aware of that fact, nothing that we sell for Christmas purposes is in such de- mand as Silverware.

We have a host of fine things

in Silverware waiting to show you if you will favor us w th a Christ

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. inthe main point in A suit. Q

Of cours? th pl-rtl l

torn o ttio oicitilru sldeiz somethin f.otholook-but the out-wolf ws shine there. ,

INTERCOLONIAL nA||.wAY

Travel by Your Own Line to Ouebec, Montreal, and all Points West.

For a Yearly Premium ' of $2.00

we will pay you $5.oo per week for 26 weeks if di.- abled by any `

Thirty Diseases-

The same rate to ali. ` Larger amounts at same ra To men engaged in latard

any acc‘dent.

lprng Hand

In case of ac.ideut or ill health we hold out 1° ml, ,I helping hand in the wny of insurancel ' We insure yo.; against every kind of slckne:-s or disease and will pq you weekly bmefits all through the siege. We will guarantee to take the best of care ofyour policy :md sl the same time give you a rate as reasonable as polsihlg for this kind of insurance. Our policies cover inure causes of di~ability than those of any other Compam.

No medical examination.

will give you $5.r.o per week benefit if disabled as a res ilt sl'

Same rate to all oczupatious. Write for particulars. A good live man wanted to sell these and other pcllqiui

For a Yearly P '

or$s.oo r°m'""’

we will Pay YUU $5.00 per geek for 26 weeks if disabled Y

Any Sickness.

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ous occupations $5.09 per year,

to whom a good salary will be paid.

The Canadian Casuallty and Boiler Insur-

ance Co.

General Agent

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REPAIRS

Charlottetown Foundry

51.5.' Phone 75 Foot of Queen Street Box 41]

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& Machine Co. lid.

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LPI Isl. Se. A N D C I V E VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY .iii`l;.i‘.¥“‘1r°i§§;::..¥1‘f‘:.r:;5:.ffmP~nl;‘;l';is.?“itml?“..l.:i;':::r.E"’fa:sf lusw in the luuth, Cuntc Tongue, l’ulu in the Hide. 'l‘0iil’ll) l.lVldli.

‘J BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS

Br Cleansing All Disorders from the System.

Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid- ¢ nays, Sick Headache. Constipation and Nervousness.

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Two Sizes, ' ‘ i0c. and 26c. a Box

'ggin Accspr No 0 '_go.@§,,§‘¢_,

Q Plums. eussrsrures Fon 3,-.,\~.j,,;g7f,u,,_gl;_.‘ P T

For sale by Johnson & Johnson

Passengers, baggage, etc., oonveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc. Donald & McKiunou’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- ron's Corner. J. M.-NICHOLSON,

r-28 d I yr. Telephone No 253

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Carmen 3 Bracelets.

We have a line in these

popular bracelets that is worthy of your inspection. These are made in the latest designs with plain top for en- graving.

Engraving free on goods

purchased here.

H. TAYLDR

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The executors of the will oi ilu his

George Clark, offer for ,-mls time wi-.l able iarm at Clnrktown, iw-l V3.7- fI‘0l1l.ll1g 0|! Hillsboro Klvcr, i\~/il mild from Mount Stewart. This f..|,n wl- slsts of :oo acres of upinnil mul _~.» .wi-¢ of tnarshlnnd; all but nlnml ;~ 1..-..~; ofthe u land is cleared and in ;» .‘»'.~’~fl slate oi) cultivation, the lml.-nl..y_vr- covered with rails and lumb.-r. lin- farm has streamsof fresh it-.mi ;\l.»l,.4 two sides ofit, and has mi nllnii-knif- of alder and marsh mud, :lull vw vi close proximity io thc i||\\».=_.-l in-l~~i the river. The railway si.n|.»n ._ lm! two miles distant and lin- .limi lull'

one. On the premises are ri vliinioiz ll...- dwclling, large barn, sinlllc mul .-.ms il house, implement and out lmil.i\=>.1;-;

For furthe- particulars, tcr1I1.'_=, .\~.r,

sppliyto Mrs. C ark on _ilic pit-liiv~~t_‘§. C. C ark or Kimble Collin. N"“"l ~"""" art or W. Leitch, Chnrlotlt-lou n.

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Lowest One_Way ]:iy5|.(`l:\ss l".\|.

FOR ROUND TRTI’ _ ,

Hill \r'.

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Between all Stations on Atluiilir l”‘ 'Si

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As a well msn you miglthsvoolo elthstsro up Q’ ominuta style.

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fi Calundivs Famous-Train -I nic ~ ~

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PWR” Stations Wcsl of Monlrtal

6 T 9 ' |.owns1'oNn~W/\"""iN1i_("'\iii.,:.i:itv! Mar “mc Express ‘?'l€""'l°ii"i’°f§.liTt°' ‘m?i."li:'-.'“;".'f'l'l‘.,=:.".'.‘

1 -..._~_-s......._1-2.-G ' opcn cvcry night ' ` this week.

not like chocolates? We have s nice line of Webbs Dr Rowntrees in dainty boxes and fancy baskets. Many vario- tiss and styles of package but only one quality. Soeourwludovr display today. Every package is priced. Geo. E. Hughes,

cnllcctmincclns,

Mark riglll Furnishing Cn.

Apothscsries Hall. 18d li

i' Queen Street. i

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~ .sr . * ‘ -rat ~" ' ‘l ”. ,, *

its dining car service and sleeping car accommodations., Connections With Prince Bd

ward Island via Point du

Cliene and Picton

2 is unsu assed in th li p|y§Jan.11 _swim . < - - ‘

rp eexce eaeeof ` more-ws First-cm.. 1-...-.-vw

Low y . Montreal, added to Lowest f’?\~"|‘“':|lf First-clue Fare and one-11""

Montreal.

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