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KAI COHSTANTLY IN STOCK A FULL Q

Watches. flocks. Jewelery. ‘ Sprctaelcs, Etc.

Repairing of all kinds neatly and promptly executed. All work warranted.

HONTAGUE BRIDGE, P. E. Island.

Dec. 30, ’9o.—3rnos

TEAS!

New Season, 1800 R I891. Our sixth through shipment from

cum cursor. L

AND

“cafiviaissowelladsptedtoehlldreuthst I recommend itas superior to any prescription Inewnsome."

I11Bo.0x1ord8t..Bronktyu,1t.!.

‘V for Indigestion.

COIISIIPIIIOII, Blll(iucne~g_ Tiles and (he many

ailrnel-ts caused bv the sluggish action of the Bronchial troubles.-—Plensant to take, Liver, Kidney and ‘Howe-ls.

Price, 2-3 Cents per Box.

We have constantly in stock, all the well known Cough Syrups and Balsums, Cotlliver Oil Emulsions, and other remedies in ilemunll at this season of the year. cerine, Glycerine Jelly, Vaseline, Honey and Almond Crc:_1m,i Philotlormn, Camphor Ice, Cold L‘re.un, Cream of Witch Hazel, (fie, for chapped hands and face—At

A. S. J0flXSON’S DRUG STORE,

Corner Ifent LC‘ Prince Streets.

oH;iuLoTTETou?'N, on

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for Infants and children.

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caster-is cures colic. Oomtipstlon, sour stomach. Dinrrhcna. Erucuirion,

Kills Worms, gives sleep. and promotm di- on.

wn§3.°i hum-rm mediation.

Tn: curios COIPAJIY, 77 uumy Street, N. v.

Jlllii'80ll’S Cllllllll SYRUP for

Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Sore'I"rost, and

Price, 25 Cents per Bottle.

will. not harm the youngest child or feeblesl adult. U

Also. Gly-A

The.Voice

Is easily injured-the sliglitest. union 9; the throat or larynx at once ecting its tone. flexibility. or povger. Ai{l,elorts‘to sing or speak in public, under.}such condi. tions. become not only pa.iufu_".-lint dangey. oils. and should be strictly _olded until every symptom is removed. 0 eilect a speedy cure no other medicine fiequai to

Ayer’s?l Cherry

The best or anodynes, this pr-efiratiou rap- idly soothes irritation. strengthens the deli. cate organs of speech, and restores the voice to its tone and power. No sin or public , speaker should be without it. _ din Thomp- son. the famous actress, certi : "Ayers Cherry Pectoral has been of great set. vice to me. it improves an gstrengtliens the voice. and is always eifddtlve for the cure of colds and coughs." .-f V * “Upon several occasions I , ve suffered from colds. causing hoarse ‘ and entire loss. of voice. In my profession-of an aide. tioueer any affection of the or throat is a serious matter, but’ at attack, 1 have been relieved by a. few dogs of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This remedy; with ordi- nary care. has worked-such s . ‘ ’

Magical Eilfect

that I have suffered very llktq lneonven. lence. I have also used it In mrfamlly. with excellent results. in coughs. golds. &c."_. Wm. H. Quartly. lmnlaton, Australia.

" In the spring of 1853. at Porllmouth. Va., I was prostrated by a severe sttsclt oi ty. plmid pneumonia. My physicgps exhausted their remedies. and for one yesr I was not able to even articulate a wonhl: By the ad- vice of Dr. Shaw I tried Ayel-'s‘;Cherry Pec- tornl. and to my surprise and great joy, in less than one month I could converse easily. in a natural tone of voice. ntinued to improve and have become sin’ a well man. I have often recommended the ectaoral, and have never known it to fail. Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind. -

_Ayer’s llheny Piithnl,

2-mmiunn rm j

, George 3.

19231 HALF CHESTS,i Our own choice brands. 1.1 L M 5* Po.

1'-‘ x H I X FIRST CROP SARYUNES. STEASIIIP - OANFA.”

J. E. MORSE & Co.

IMPORTERS, IIALII-‘AX. N. S. Rev. 88. §0- . .

B EN 8 D 0 R P’ S IlllYALi Illl'l‘llll lllllllll. BENSDORPS Royal Dutch Cocoa bass

most enviable repute the world over.

It is manufactured at Bensdorp 69' Co.’s extensive works in Amsterdam, Holland. The excellence of the beverage is not "3 be ‘nudged at, considering the care exercised in its production. The beans from which it is manubctuved are the product of one of the South American plantations. exclu-

is shippcd to the factory,

where it is carefully picked, roasted and ground; the grease is then extracted by hydraulic pressure resulting _m I P°"‘_l¢1' entirely free from oil and moisture, which completes the manufacture. The prgdllct is when put up in parchment papers and in turn enclosed in hermetially sealed tins, ‘which it from deterioration in any climpte.

It is so highly appreciated at court that it is manufactured under Rmsl Letters Patent of an King of the Netherlands, by hose

' command it is known as the “Royal . tch Cocoa." The Royal family of Great illritain are constant consumers and prefer it do any other _ _

Bensdorp’s Royal Dutch Cocoa I‘ for sale

in Charlotteown by Geo. Carter 6' Co. Dec I5. t89o

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1 SCTIO0LII0llSllS Sitp,vli6d U37?! Ch~‘3‘_‘P-

HARRIS STILL TO THE FRONT.

NY and every person wanting Stovepipe, Elbows, Bake Pall“. &c., will save money by dealing with

HARRIS.

Don't forget the Name and Place. but be sure to call at

llarris’s Tin Shop,

UPPER QUEEN STREET. Clrton. Sept. 5. '90-

nonnsi MEDICAL HA1-L

or wuss B-es Ice 33:83». Al’ N‘ H lows, Chest Pf"1¢¢'°“v Cl""°d Th". mometers. Stethescopes.

Urinary Test ‘ 51568. _

1-lypodermlc Synngeis

Crutchci. _ , Trusses, adults’ &' children 8- Supporters. Liz” (‘gggut nres, _ Pure Drugs and Chemicals. Toilet Articles: my *5“? 1!

onocknnv.

s‘u¢efs. ago dozen 30 Plates, loo dox. -HOVIS. '03 d°" Tumblers and Goblets. 600 Bltlel‘. and Preserve Crooks. 4“° W339‘ .l“¢’- W m Sets. Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Glass lb" Sou. Table Sell. 500 Bowls. a la, num be of Milk Pans, Bean Pots. blower Ml-l0

sold cheap, at the Cheap!‘ “Wk”, Sim‘

w. u-. c_0t.VllI.l..

Doz . Cups Md

rauteed at

Artotypes, of all kin

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The largest and best Stock to select from on P. E. I.

Pianos from no less than twelve tliffe-rent Manufactures, Organs from five, and Sewing Macliines from twelve.

Sold low, and on easy terms.

MILLER lBR()'l‘HER.s,

Queen ‘Street, C/mrlotttetown.

All Instruments iully guar-

. “Tidings do I bring, and happy newsof Price.”—2 Henry IV, V. 3. I

—Our happy news is that we have a-—

Large & Dainty Display of Goods for the Holidays

which we are selling at the Lowest Prices.

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OUR SPECIALTIES FOR THE SEASON.‘

Photo Albums, Writing Desks, Japanese Goods,

Choice Calendars for 18-91.

Ch’t.own, Dec. 13, 1890.—dly

Photo Frames, Work Boxes, steel lzingravings, Children's Toy Books, and a. full stock ds of Books at prices not to

be beaten in the City.

Moons. ’

DR. 1. D. AYER & l30.,‘;HiIl, lllsst.

‘Gold by all Druulsts. Price bottleqfil.

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DON'T MISS: IT, I

,. ins mm_v useful. iu'o-re-slim: fear res husjust been is-utml Bu-on Ili1-runs .-\ i.si.uuc fnrllgll.

frecollstiibulimn. an-I we w

exhausted.

A new and attractive pnhl ' tion contain-

ol instniciivo . '1'. Iiilhur-at Co , of 'I‘nron'o. niulc-r'hMiilr"Qfthe. Buunocx , II is now in tin» lmn-is of ilrmzgists unel;:me-chants (of ' (I advise our rv-ach-rs to secure a copy before the supply is

l\ICE EDWARD’ ISLANl_I)s VVOEDNESDAY, JANUART I

Winter.

We thank our "caste ners for their past favors, an I ask for a continuance of the same.

We have a full and

‘WELLASSDRTED srucx

—OF E\'IRYTl-_II!\'G IN 1113--

eneril Hardware

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Carriage Goods Line

As Cash is scarce, we offer

Special Inducements to Cash Customers.

To Carriage Builders we offer Special Low Prices,

as we want to close out our entire stock of

CARRIAGDE GOODS

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and will not stop at Cost to_ make a clearance.

-—-—THIS Is 0UR—— —

in.» in riage Trade,

-!-AND WE WISH TO MAKE—-

A CLEAN sweet

of it, so you may be sure of

Securing Bargains. No More Long Credits.

FLOUR!

mcnt. ;.- E il..fflORTON é‘ ('0.

Dec 5. '00 Auctioneers.

80'BARREiS good FLOUR for sale at $4.50 per barrel, to close a consign-

We fell out with Tom Credits, and are now had friendv with the credit system, but with our customers we are still on

coop \ reams !

A sum: con:

I‘-‘on BILIOUSN ESS. CONSTI PATION. INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS. SICK HEADAcl~ll.‘.. mo olsctlscs cr 111! s'ror.1AcH, Llvl:n Ann l:owr:Ls. THIY All: IaItn.Tl-ionouuu AND Pnourr In series. Ann rears A wuunau: are ‘re Bunoocit Btoon Dlrrsns in ‘ms fll:A1'Is:N1' AND con: or cl-momc AND OBSTINATE DIsr:Asrs.

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present lot is.closed out.

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ad to all classes. The only Life Cmumtnv in the horn p,,nciy.iih'«ir-rs Ninety per cent. of Ira Profits. and a vote b ..u.,_;.|mhl. rs securo-d in all their rights and privileges y I

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Oral. 3» 313030

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THE MANUFACTURERS’ Life and Accident

rnsunennem cos.

I Right Hon. Sir Jolin—A—._IIa.oiona.ld, President.

Absolute Security, Failure Impossible.‘ Large Government Reserves.

‘- I th \Is. HfM‘l.'I‘|'t'l'd" In-nrenow' If " ‘mm m M‘ ' Inmrciurnvis ii-i st. iiui this out iivul send to inc » )9 nut delay; Rmnumhe-' thut"a.ll do-sh to ~ V...» 1.. the day oi your strength is your A_ and also provide for

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. nuowrs lli.llCK. QUEENS Solillli, cHllll;0T'.’E1'llWI, 1-. 3. return. REPRESENTING:

America Imuramcc Companies. ‘Sept. It. ‘So. Iy

UYS a. Barrel of good FLOUR till

FARMS

General Insurance Agent,

Lanoashire, Commercial Uniml. and British“

Come and see us, and get our prices.

We also ask for payment of overdue accouhts. as we re- quire lots of cash. ‘

Terms short. Prices Low.

City Hardware Store. NORTON db FENNELL.

Washington, Jan. .19.—-A very import- ant decision has gbeeln rendered by the Treasury Depsrtiiiojnt in regard to fish caught in note or other devices. The de- gartment has informed the Collect -r of ustoms at Detroit that fish caught in pets or other devices belonging to Amer- ican corporations orindividuals only are entitled to the privilege of free entry. Fish caught in netsior -other devices own‘- ed by a company under the laws of Canada, and rincipall of forei n stockholders, sre subject to tiuty, notwithstanding the ‘apparatus may be operated an American citizen. The coil ctor is also inf -rmed that the rights of ‘American corporations in the privileges are indentical, with those of American citizens. , _. Milesf Plan to Awe the Indians.

T

Pm mm, 31)., January 21.-is great military review, ordered by General

Miles, took place to-day. Practically all the troops at the agency participated.

There is a belief that thili displuy will b-

the lust feature of the campaign against the ghost dancers. The pageant was witnessed by the Indians en masse, and they were duly impressed -with the num- ber of an Idiots available to suppress any uprising against the Government. Seven- teen companies of infantry and 29 troops of cavalry, besides the Cheyenne and Ogalsslla sc--uts and a battery of artillery formed in line of battle and manosuvred under the eye of Gen. Miles. r

‘This morning all the troops except the Fnrst infamy’ moved to the banks of Craven creek, fnur fniles south of the ency. The first infantry remains a s ort distance from the agent's quarters. The Indians srenow between the troops and the agency. The redslrius look upon

this move with apprehension and have

doubled their picket line and are par- ing for an emergency General rooke

has established his headquarters in the camp while General Miles remains at the agency. About 120 Brules have aban- doned the Ogallals camp and established a camp of their own repsratory to returning to Rosebud un er Captain Lee.

__......_...._¢_......a_—. Live ‘Stock Save the Farm.

The rearing and feeding of live stock bring salvation to impoverished farms. Careful obsetzvation of the results of this winter's feeding will teach stookmen insny useful lessons by which theyimsy‘ proiat in future operations. Those caring for stock during dun-inn cold weather cannot huktco careful of their personal safety. A fri's'li‘y"cn1e,~a_p_l;syful steer or bull may. without vicious intent, ,3 playful moment, do as great harm ss“’i.‘feally vicious animal, and the attendant cannot be too careful to avoid giving any animal. however gentle, an advantage over him. Improvement of the a’ most imp} 23-tstit. cc onsiderstic in with every farmer, business, ‘and success in stock raieitfg cau- nnt be attained without good posture lands. Then, the first thing to be dune on‘a stock farm is to improve the pastures, and there i; no better time or way to bcrzin than by hauling manure on them during winter. I have drawn m manure. from the stables asfsst as I to sit for s

more benefit from it than I used to when I threw it out into the yard. I know some of my neighbors lose more than half of their manure by letting it lie in the yard all summer. Since I commenced this practice, I ‘have raised from two tr- three tons of hay per acre and a great deg] more grni than formerly. and it is much easier to iiork the land. The farm- ers in our section sell too much hay and are getting hay should be sold of the farm for less than 810 a ton in the Eastern States. It is better to kpep it at home and raise young stock--“m restock, more hay”--A and so make farming pay--Rural New Yorker.

30$

Costs in the Case.

An amusinlz scene was recently enacted

in a court-room in asmall eguutry town.

The magistrate, a high, pompous oficial.

with a voice like a trombone, took it upon

himself to examine a witness—s little,

withered, old man, whose face was as red

and wrinkled as s smoked herring. . 5

“ What is your name '3" asked the

justice. ‘ ~

“ Why, squire, said the astonished

witness, “you know my name as well as I know yourn.”

“ Never you mind what I know or what I don't know," was the caution, given with rnsgisterisl severity. “ I ask the question in my o$_cial capacity, and you're bound to answer it under oath.”

With a contemptuous snort, the witness gave his name, and the questioning pro- ceeded. ' -

“ Where do you live I” ..

“ Well," Ivdeclsre," ejaculated the old man. _ “ Why." he continued. appealing to the laughing listeners, “ I've ived in this town all my life, and so's he,-” point-

you’d thin —" ‘I -

trate. you for contempt of court."

named his place of residence, examination went on.

DRY C. um: i

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YMYER MANUF , CATALDGIE VIlTI22NTE57|I0N||l5-

noun 5- sons, Annrgnsr, N. 'Agents for the Maritime Provinces.

' -1F.LLS." URCH.SLn'OOL.F =.:r.;.a

orother-Rooms, atshortestnotice ’ Ordersleftat my Shop, will be prompt! attendedto. L

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in Houses, with Faucets for use in the Kitchen

CHARL o it E row N -‘ vv=~»~,i- rm O “ H h is 1196- 16- 1“9°- ‘:0V}lfiist do you do for a living l” 3 , get out, uire. don t know that‘? STOVEPI ELBOWS, ,, ,1,:i,m,:d,,t,h. ,,,,,,,_,:,i,l,1,;,,_,‘,l,,t,(;..‘:,.,. “,v.,.,,u’-- exc e perspl J 8 . e WATEIWGRKS. gqlpir-e,"remnrked the puzzled witness, - "“" I _ room an’ don't koow nothin’ in it, you'd the 'lIIti0"t illlt IN RE underdgned has on hand all-kinds of better get out an lot some-‘body try TINWARE, STOYEPIPE, ELBOW5u case that s_got game sense. ‘ av-c., wholesate and retail. The advice may have been well meant, Also, is prepared to fit up WATER PIPE but it cost the witness five dollars.

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Asrscmo rented‘ yfori ‘T

great many years. sud, find that I » gvt ,

their farms hay-poor. Nu '

ing toithe ‘miles, ‘‘an' to hear hi go on

“ Silence,” thundered the irate msgis- _ “ Answer my question or I'll tine patients feel better! when their hopes are

this culosis as he was before.

. . ,0! Ion inK_iIsg’s

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SIR: Modem suns P.

Koch's‘ Treatment of Tubercu- . . . losis

The following extracts have been taken from an article by Sir Moi-all liselienaie, M. D.. in the Oonlernporery Review for January, 1891. . I .

“When I) . ,Koch's discovery was wel-A comed wizih such exaggerated enthusis's’m,£° it was evi cut to man practitioners, like myndlf, had lost their 4 lllllliolll,‘ that disenchantment would speedily follow. —

“‘°.....l."°""..“‘“£“‘l.‘*°'.1'iT. .......a..' as. curves in , . ectinb. and Klfch may be I '

.lep--sed from the pedestal which '

lsielfy occupied. - _ A ter a time however, public ’opl.oi_nu . will regain its equilibrium, and the would . will judge. the whole questions“ with lutjdusrio: Koch. it should be putt) on t. t efis iano rap} ~ sible either for the unfouud'e?txpeeta-- tions to which his discovery has given

rise, or for the senssttonal mounts‘ in‘. _

which it ‘was revealed to the w-it-Id.

It iobu«.rfi:tumo :lnth..ths new treat- ments on genes-sly spoken-of _ this country as the “Consumption Cure, for that is Jilisli what it is not.

The beneacidecoou of an ‘ hive, so fur. at any rate. been much _ marked in consumption than in othw ‘forms of tubercular affection; and indeed. it is difllcult to conceive that it would display. its? full activity in a lung riddled * with abcemes, without destroying the patient as well as the disease.

To Koch belongs theeredit of having solved the mystery in which the cl tubercle was involved‘. In 1882 thstitiscaussdbytheaotion of amlevo~ scnpic organism, the bacillus f whosensme is 3l’a’pl'OOlIt in all men's mouths.‘ This tiny parasite burrows in’ the tissues like a mole. . .. When it finds food to its liking it multiplies‘ with ‘great rapidity. Fortunately for the law b man rseet,’1how3ver,it cin only flourish iuasuita em’; in a perfeetl healthy body it finds itself in plzitiou of P--lnnius at supper, “ not where beasts, butwhersheiseaten." . . . .