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Insht on having the Lady Minto Corset you

will never Tet it. It is the only patent on record of it nd. Price 81.35. Made in Dove, Black and White.

Manufactured solely by

PABISIAI CUIISET lille QUEBEC. P- 0-

For sale by all First Clans DryGoods Dealers

,-1 my ‘_ ,

Wh.ite’s Caramels and

Snowflake ' Chocolates-

Can be had at any of the

following first-class stores.

T. J. Morris. D. L. Hooper,

W. Picltard & Go. W.A.l-lutcheson.

W. F. Carter.

Stewart it Gates. Sanderson & Co. J. D.Mcl.eod & Coe R.l-I. Mason.

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hgaviag ‘Enceeded to South

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"be found only at . W.

thing ninrvellnni. tin the day of her nfurn from Balmoral she reviewed the

it departed for the Cape. Afew days :iitervi anis she went to Bristol. and took part in a ceremony which lasted severa. hours. Later her Majesty visited the Windsor Barracks to see the families of soldiers serving in South Africa, and also in-pected the First (irenadicr lluards. The Queen has passed through great trials and sorrows. But she is a remarkable instance of the salutory effect produced upon the constitution by hard work. No doubt the consti- tiou was originally strong. There is no record of her ever having a serious illness. it is said that from the first she disbelieved in influenza, and re- fused to consider the possibility of hav- ing that ailment. For years she has not been able to to take any active ex- ercise, and her eyes have suffered from reading at night. But the Queen is a wonderful woman, as well able to take

Considering that ller Majesty is new ;

in her Slat year, her activitv is some-.

lloiisenolil Brigade at Windsor before,

pert in business and to form an opiuionl ,upon public analrs, as ever she , #wee in ber life.

" . . Not one who watched her lajestfel

countenance in the Diamond Jubilee procession of 1897 can have forgotten the look of determination, the air of one resolved to die at ber poet, which her features wore. The sense of duty and responsibility has upheld ber en many arduous occasions. Nor has the sense of authority been lacking. “I will ehowmein that! arnQuesn_ ot England.” she aaldtwoyearsaftlher accession. when the Tories mph* bg' todisinim

_ _\heladiee;d& _ _ »

and that feeling proved U be

ent.-London Telegraph.

P-1-O~ **_*

IwascuredofabadcaseofGrip by

|lilINARD’S LINIMENT.

SYDNEY, C. B. C. I. Dsoua.

I was cured of loss of voice by HIN-

ARD’S LINIMENT.

Charles Plummer. .-

Yarmouth. 'i

I was cured of Sciatica Rhenmatism

by MlNARD`S LINIMENT.

Lewis S. Butler.

Burin, Nlld.

McGill 1900 Class Dinner.

Mox'ranaL,Dec.16.-Theculmiaating

point in the series of inter-class foot- ball matches of McGill Hedieal Col- lege was reached last night when the class of 1900 gave a dinner at Balmor- al Castle Hotel in honor of their foot- ball team, who for three successive years have won the "Greene Cup," presented by Dr Gunn, for competition among the dilerent years.

t "IF THE CAP FITS, WEAR IT.”

If you are suffering from the conse-

quences of impure blood,-have boils, pimples or scrofula sores ; if your blood does not digest or you suffer from Cat- arrh or rheumatism, you are the one who should take Hood's Sarseparilla. It will fit your ease exactly. make your blood pure and cure salt rheum,scrofuls, rheumatism, dyspepeia, catarrh, and give you perfect health.

Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills. Non-

rritating.

I Holiday goods - gloves, handkerchiefs, neckware, col- lars and cuils, hosiery, sus- penders, sweaters, hockey boots. Everything you need for Xmas presents at R. H. Ramsay Q' Co. 19 li

Scores and hundreds of use-

ful and appropriate for

that we want to make our customers feel the sa

Xmas pres ents free. W. W Wellner. 14 ti

Sterling silver thimbles from

25c up at WclIner’s. 14

Something new .-Our city

crest, enameled and made into sash buckles and bad T

Wellner’s. 14 tt

Rh to t, inclusive, good to return till Jan. l Slat, 11.0.

Business Loclts. .......°:...'...:’_°..:..l‘.‘..“3“'~ =°°° *°

Above arrangement-i also apply from all

"*l' Pittliotpis tgp* the Irtercoloniel and Dominion

` p .

men, women and c dren at .i`.ii{»¥'iii1.liif'° ‘° 8° ‘°"' “i ° D' P' A" S‘

St3.l'll€Y BIOS. 19 5a Pecilc h‘e.s”Di`ill1nign((;:'sbl;“da'yh°ex(|i::es be~

There is no use disputing the fact the the kidneys control the health ofthe entire system.

Theirs H the task of taking out the ison from the blood and discharging it

liibm the system. _ _

ll' the kidneys do not eject, discharge

or drive out these poisonous elements, the body becomes corrupt and as “a. little leaven lcavcncth the whole loaf" so a little kidney trouble poisons the entire system, and moreover leaves it open to the attacks ol germs and bacilli wliicli constantly lurk in wait for an opportunity to invade the body, either through the air or by contact with the skin. _

Here is an account of the effects of

kidney trouble which is well worth read-

in :

leulfcrcd greatly from a pain in my

left side for over a quarter of _a century. Physicians said that my left kidney was seriously diseased. l know that l suffered much from nervousness, loss of sleep and

tite, general dcbility, weakness, both

:l body, and especially in the action of m heart, and l blame the wrong action Jin kidne s for the trouble. I was

Y Y

dizzy' headed,m si t was blurred, an blood became vxeaihandwatery andl

hadtrepueutmuacularegain. Asa matter ofhct neverexpect toreooverheaith, edlhQlbe|p¢taking~Doctor Wardzh BloodaadNervePilietwomonthsagoit

btfuiness and very

anymedicine

firing; in §'§_g§!. :gi-»;hri,.§ ilfigifiiif i 8 .'l§iil§ii .ilssiileli

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and

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mlllllilllllhlli

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4 Grown Layne

SELE O 'I' E ID

Finest of Stock. '

In 14 and 28 lb. boxes.

Also all kinds of groceries at the

very lowest prices.

Come and be convinced.

J. 'l`. PEAHDEN,

ll l'i

Excursion lletes. Christmas and New Year’s

Holidays.

ONE WAY FLRST-CLASS FAKE FOR

THE ROUND THIP between all Stations onthe Atlantic Division and from Atlantic Division Stations to points in Canada, Port Arthur ar-d east..

GENERAL PUBLIC.-Ticxets on nie Doc. 21st ioJan. lst, Licluslve, goodto return till Jen. nh, lim.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. _.Tickets cn

sale onnplretientntien of school oertihcates Doc.

COMMERCIAL TRAYELLERS.-Tickets

on sale to points in Canada on presentation of certin tr D 5

n c ilu: ys to Canadian Pacific Rail-

way Stations named above.

1) I OS I ON, MASS -Fi st.-cla=s unlimited

one-vl ay fare for the round -rio from St. John. Fredericton, ht. Stephen, Si. Andrews and_in- termodiate Statiom . 'l ii,-keta on sale Dec. 20th to Iltb. inclusive, good to return thirty days from date cf issue.

Inu rcoloniel Railway will issue Christmas

Excursion tickets by All-Fail Lino .o loeton

good return till Jan. 7th, l9l)0. ann will also on_same dates issue tickets good to return thirlty days from date 1 if is-ue by adding local rou trip ratewSt. John to abo- e rates.

For any further ii formation as to rates.

train service, etc., or to reserve berths on the Popular Short Line Express to lontrral or

We fest so pleased with t‘.{;.f’."E.°:,‘.'°'f..‘,,°'.:;‘.?.‘.;'.:',':;°;;,,“ '°“ °° °°

the thought of Xmas coming lsnglm,

_ me and

are going to engravo their ' ff ' '

'UN U

D. P. A., Bl. John, N. B.

ij- and the i:~ New inf;

on Dec. 20th to 30th, at through rate made by l adding’ one faretoSt. Joh- to above rates.

Our Bl§'_Ql1¢¢I1- ! uf- »-"1 1'- I THE HEALTH |]AB|'[‘_‘ 'A Successful Islander Ab

___ road

aes m...¢1~

_ ___ The Columbian of New Westmiuister

says :-

Just as Easy to Form as Any Other. "`°”_'

We do not di lilwrati ly form our pct

liariits, but they are uiconsciously nc- quind and grow as we grow, and liy the t me we learn that they are hurling us, wt find them too strong to be easily broken-

Then, why iot firm agood habit a

habit while counteract the many bad ones, in other words contract the unles- hionable habit of being always will.

The best health habit to get into is to

have and keep a vigorous stomsck; if you have a healthy digestion you can drink your beloved coffee, smoke your favorite brand of tobacco. with little or no harm; the mischief begins when these things are forced upon the faith- ful attniach, without any assistance"

Form the habit of taking after meals

some harmless but eilicisnt digestive which wilt relieve the stomach of so much extra work

Nature furnishes ua with auch diges-

tives nad when they are combined in such a pleasant preparation as &uart‘s Dyepepeia Tablets, they give the over- worked stomach just the necessary as- sistance to secure perfect digeeton with- out any of the harmful eiema of tithe!- tics and similar drugs.

The habit of taking Stuart’s Dyepep-

six Tablets after meals ie ae neeeseary to the weak stommh as food itself, and indeed to get tbehenrilthp loedeatel. i othing better and certainly nothing aaftr be Utd; _ _ _ ,

ima.. salem tas-

i’ ii till i

otsrietiuof drnga;they

have no cathartic action, but simply go to work on the food eatm and digest it. ; Take iatoaccouut you-bad habits and lthe expense they enhifand then invest fifty cents in a box of Stuart.’s Dyspepsia Tablets and see if your digestton for the next month h not vastly improv-d.

Ask the clerk in any drug store the

name of the most successful and popu- lar stomach remedy and li f will say °‘Stui\lt’s.”

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_or THE- lerclisnts Bank of P. E.Island.

1 Ri.3`.'$2`.I?’.il'.°E'.‘.3i.i'.°&"ii‘.'..§‘.i "i’»’. Siif"1¥ had will be held H

at its Banking oulo.

Great George Street, Charlottetown. on TUESDAY, toe 9th day of JANUARY. next.. A.D. Bn, at_theheurof 1lodo&.a. m.

“Proxies nhurt be leftmwlutr the Cashier

leastone vious -

°’ W J. lr. na%£'if,

Dec. L-3 awgw gy Oaduerg f

Dividend Notice.

llnmsuairre Bsxx or P. I. Isasiro.

unc” _ (ilrraiztetown. Nolyiu.-0. 189.

Nm here . ven that a -yearly

annual outhggta.

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heebeeud i Ban ..........~:.'..."2if'.Iii:t:'~'°..~.t..'.f. mf

'rite rrsa-for nina. vi uiiie ciiaea 'mm the

lib December. lm, to the tid January, 1900, bothda inclusive.

Byucrotthe Board. I _ J. K. DAVISON,

'ro 3_EN'r

The housefon Water Street, oppo-

its Hotel Davies, at present occupied byJ. B. Heegan. All modern con- veniences. Poseession given October

that next. Apply to;_W. S. Stewart. d1v13

I _ m g

Operatiie and Prosthetic Dtnusnyx llll. I. P. MURRAY.

145 Queen Street

1 .- f asa » In

A f o PLEASURE

Tofshow you our line of goods suitable for Christmas preset.- tation. Our stock is larger than ever and our prices will surprise you.

See our Lorneth Cnnlne.

We will be pleased to have youosll and will save you

money _ U

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|_§y, aaikilg a h§qy, gg

'll the lessees. hiv*

fenaeetnis

Dhlllvl James Munn ig

with R. A. & l. S., but, ili)iotct(ii(iIi°netl}itiied- clions, he has hustled very successful-` and has won prominence in Board 01 lrade, cannery, and railway ciit-les. T0 use his own words. he came to New \\'tslmiii\.~ter ~brokt~.” Mr. Munn wee

born in Prince Edward Island in 1352

Duncan Munn. now 'i risideut of this

cametotheC at,' M hl , the Union Cenlrill lxcihdlfo 88a?Frn':.

Very shortly after be airlvtd in tal; Province, he became tourected with Ewen & Co , of this city, and In gl" fall of 1885, organized the Bon Accord Fi*55°K 0°.. conducted an exteeelve 'canning business, until the prone” gg.

l |00. when a ire, on June 12th, wipes

out the See Island Cannery. lr. lg;

city, he was extensively engaged lg sP°°“°“‘l

in which Province, with his father, Mr. Tim hav” (wi

lobster canning. From Winnipeg, §¢rd°‘°"lP*Nh N

cisco. which, by the way, was th; ¢.| y transcontlnental railway then completed’

gave considerable attention to the sibilities of fruit and vegetable ,

some ymrlggo. In 1892, he Keele Slema 'hll y Company was organise(

with lr. Munn as Pliddent. TH llttlersilway, for its eil. hae bad,pen|»

:gifs irtti

bard a hgbt for an ezines thing of this kind on the .cont the beneileent results I pe independent competition ,points on Kootenay Lake

, ha

securedbythis road. It termed

grown

the

nucleus :it ol which has present octenay Railway and Company. eomprlsa

lallway, the q

Camps the

allwav, the

way, and the Kaslo

way. Tanelaettbree seeilena rall- ..." ‘°"""

, wa , connecting with ‘ a Lake, and all under

tion. at the present time. They _ no Gov. ranieut subsidies. The 1 ofthe Kaalo and Lardo-Duncan lall- way was -soured in 1897. an-l that eel-' pduy was organised by lr. in the spring of 189|. prir-r to its hav ing been taken over by the Britiah eel- pany. It is worth nothing that lr. Munn has many important mining la- tsrestsos tiieeoast and in the Kootenays. He has been prmldeiit and vlce-|ired- dent of the Westmlniater Board of Trade.

(The above gentleman formerly be-

longed to Little Sands and is a entbet of L. G. lunu of Belle River )

uyoiaais ensues' with caan-as aaa

l _ _ _._

Taere is so mvstq

about csisriiitiacue unecga in asses is magical. Olntmenla and souls ,cannot reach the diseased parte and have thus proved useless, but Camrhi-sons le car- ried b the air ou breathe direell I0

ntiingiiis gem me sad seallaalhe sore spits. It cures bv illlllllllfll- No danger, no ri.-k, sold by all drop giste or by mail. price 81.00. For trial

__¢__._..

CllIC(l By A P3Sllll'.

New '!onx.Dec.15.-A despatch IND Nortolk, Conn., says the Rev. T. D witt Talmage Van Doren of the Fill! B_apti»t church. has elicited consider- able intereet by his reputed cnreeof the sick by what is termed "the laying vll lol hands." The Rev. Ur. VIII DUN"- `whn is a nephew of the R~v. T. D0- Wivt Talmage. came to Golf lk several months ago, from Albany, .\'. Y-. ""3 since then his follo were assert that 5° bas accomplished many astonishing cures.

Sl-€-I-“-*'

l'l` IS A MISTAKE.

To suppose that the kidneys alone

are responsible for all the weak. lame. aching backs. Bavkache as well ll pain under the shoulder blade freqll0lll° ly comes from the liver or complica- cations of the liver :ai d kidneys wllivil can onlvjbe cured hy using the _|lf°“ double treatment-Dr. Chaee’a Kidney- irian¢y.Liv.r rm. one will I 4°"- 25 cents a box.

Worth knowing tbl*

Prowse Bros keep the best reariymade clothing mtld0 IU

Chain "lrueelete Canada.

_lrooohee,ilnge,'eto- "'“"” * "` ` ` "mi

MISS EMPLE.

Teacher of Pointing.

ss . Na ,lf Pupil of on-e-of-' Boal»on’~ NW" A E

Jaws; -ii l §°""*- -*vylr Q' ""'*°°°°“* P'°'~ ° e '

GreatGeo Si _ ' ti»,Gr». #rn I. _ sm aim- rig; clinic . ‘ 131|- "moi n

" '|u»sa\she.

uava ron caraaam , og p,

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the diseased parts, where it velatil z-e.

outfit send 10c in stamps to N. C. POL- Haha soN it co., sex iso xiapiea. 0ai.| 04°

Man doll

in uselslie Xnlrs peqqgn' *F* oo one but the

5"- Wh! M* N! edu

You will have an the lg of 5 landpliwhd last Chtfhti.

Holiday Sal; Q

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