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- we can possillly sell-even at

sacrilice prices.

Rernelnhcr discounts n ever_vthi1._u except Drugs

_ and l’z1rc11t Me licines.

Perfuxnes

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packages containing all the popular odors from the best English, 1~‘ r e n c h a n J American makers.

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Pretty boxes, containin cigars of excellent quality. __

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` . German Buns 10 cents doz.

Cream Tartar Biscuits

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lclipse Bakery. _

’ Bakes Best Bread.

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‘ and Province.

dents Everywher

new orchestra has arrived.

Commissioner.

at Cornwall of Miss Roberta M. llyde to

Nfid.

Rev. R. F. \Vl|iston to last. but forty five minutes.

AT the police court yesterday morning

two drunks appeared, viz: Alex. Nicholson and Harry McKenzie, (countrymen), each were tiued $2 or 10 days.

THE annual meeting of the Charlotte-

town Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Association will be held in the Masonic Temple building ou Friday, 18th inst at 8 p. m. See ai. in another column.

Additional results of McGill exa minations posted include J. F. Robertson and F. E. Sterns, equal in first class graphical etatics of the third year science course. Mr. Walter Brecken’s name appears in third class. In the second year C. C. Richard’s name is mentioned for mathe- matical laboratory first class.

Massns. Bruce Stewart 8: Co. have

issued totheir patrons and friends a calen- dar of which “Bobs the Hero of Kand- ahar” is given in life size, printed in colors. The design of the calendar is easily in the Hrst rank and no doubt Messrs. Bruce Stewart & Co will be besieged for such an excellent likeness of Lord Roberts.

Bumfs Coxcnnr, OPERA House, 25111

JANUAnY.-“Ayr is an old place and traces of Roman occupation occasionally turn up. Ou the way to Burn’s cottage we are shown the ford where in the snow the Chapman smoored, 150 yards from Slaphouse Bridge. The lleikle stone where drunken Charlie brak’s neck bone," stands behind a little white cottage, H) yards from the road. These were 'situated on the old way. The oottage,alow-thatched bnlldingremains nearly as it was when Burns was born in it lon 25th January 1759. It contains some memorials of the poet Alloways. Auld haunted Kirk lies about a quarter of a mile from the cottage. Init is the grave of Burn's father. A short distance from the Kirk is the Auld Brig O'Doon, where Tam O’ Shanter‘s auld :mare Hcp; left her ain grey tail. The scenery on the Doon is beautiful Near the Bridge stands Burn’s monument, ‘ a beautiful ediflee, modelled after the monumentof Lysicrntes at Ath_ons,f,and erected in 1820-23. It contains several 4 relics of Burns, Highland Iaryfs Biblenl

Jean Armour’s wedding ring, editions of f

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To iiure a Cold in OneDay-

Takie Imgative fBel5mphQ'1i°ig:°';“?é°ti“t ~ All rugg ta re un e m , fails to cure. 250. E. W. GYOVGS signature is on eaoh box.

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MR. Robert Glover, Jr., of Boston

last. Interment will be made to-day in

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Monnay evening at 8 o`cl :ck.J.hn (iodkiu, ' 'Y v wee R. Scribe. _ THE people of Crapaud and vicinity are

tob ' U" -

Mr. Peter Holloran has decided to pie Zoggloeislth _a §`x.anfl cofufen' ali?

offer himself for reelection as Water n 9 nedrmuule’ “`]"'h “H

be held in the new Public Hall at Hampton The prominent aris ofthe

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Tnrznmrriage takes place this evening entertainment will be filled, by the best

'local talent available. Full particulars

Mr. Frederick Smallwood of St. John s, land date later.

Tussnav Messrs. Szunlers and

Do. not forget the noonday prayer Newsom purchased gh;-ee of the finest

meeting at the LM. C. A. today led by hogs placed on the market this \vin1;er.

The following were the feeders with weights of dressed meat. N. Doucette, Rustico, 1 hog,_ 649, J. McMillan, Rocky Point, 1 hog, 5%), Joseph Blanchard, Rustico, 1 hog, 554.

THE meetings held last night in con- nection with the week of prayer were held in St. James Presbyterian church and Central Christian church. Addresses” were delivered by Rev’s. D. B. McLeod, W. J. McConnell, Leo. Williams and G. M. Young on the topic of the evening which was “ueteruiirlatlon” based on Phil. 3: 13 “Forgetting the Things which are Behind” etc. All the addresses Were earnest and powerfuland were attentively heard by the large audiences which com- pletely lilled both houses. The offering taken was for the P. E. Island Hospital.

At the last regular meeting of Court

Dalvay, No. 811, C. O. F., held at Hunter River on Saturday evening, Jan’y 5th,the following officers elect for the ensuing year were duly installed by Past Chief Ranger. J. M. Nicholson assisted by Brother Fred Waye as High Marshall:

C. R.-J. H. Craswell.

V. C.‘R.-W. Whitlock. F. S.-R. D. Bell. _ R. S.-J. Nicholson.

» Phy'a--Dr. A. E. Douglass.

Chap-John Beaton. S. W.-J. F. Wnye. J. W.-.L Nieiwison. ` S. B.~-A. Stewart.

J. B.-Alden Seaman. Condr.-Geo S. McLeod.. V

Ar the regular meet-ing of Company A

Loyal Crusaders, the otlleers for the term were installed. They are as follows:

sasxon orrrcnas. __

John L. Gedkin-Worthy Commander.

John J. Chappell-Vice Commander. John A. Lawson-Chaplain. Mrs. Kennedy-Treasurer. Ada Wadman-Secretary.

Annie Elliot-Organist. ‘

JUNIOR orrxcuns.

Daisy Tanton-Captain.

Fanny Ways-Herald. Piercy Tanton--Guard. _ James Gillies-Boys Banker. Hills-Girls’ Banker.

David Carr-Boys' Ensign.

Bella Ramsay-Girls' Ensign . _

Clarence Harris-Boys’ Sergean t. Blanch McLeod -Girls’ Sergeant. 1 Lizzie Brady-Assistant 'Seoretar y.

Tim concert oqlonday evening in aid

of St. James' choir, Freetown, was a success. financially and otherwise. Each number on the program received an encore which indicated that the audience was- pleased and nppresisted the efforts of the performers. The address by Rev. Dr. J.‘ C. McMillan, of Cardigan, was eloquent as wellss interesting, and the Doctor fully sustained his reputation. When all tbl performers did so well is is psrhapl hardly fait to particularize, but there are a few *serving of special mention, vis: solo,“l!lnistrel Boy,” by Bev.J.C.McLcan, was excellently rendered, as was the dustt by Miss Bentley and Mr. Gordon T\lP\i°»' and the solo by Kiss Blanche Craig, Thi choruses by the choir were excellent and reflected great credit on the members and their teacher, Professor James Ready, M. A., Kensington, under whose dirwl-50° the entertainment was given, and which is a guarantee of a program of a high order. To say that all were pleased is putting it mildly, as all were dsligbfvl-. none going away disappointed. hero were some fifteen numbers ‘ou the Vprogmm.

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1 | and absolute mrs for_ ' and every fum ol itchihl.

`bleodinzandDl'°¥f\1<1111 IRIN.

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who are indebted to the firm are r€SD¢0t

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an excellent position in Mr. F. A. F1-izell’s Store, Pierce Square, Boston, as book-

By Reporters and Correspon- '1...p.......1...1..1..1.._cof.i.

for adults. '

would settle in my head and throat and hang on all winter long and every winter it seemed to get a little worse. I was con- tinually clearing my throat and my voice _ became affected to such an extents as to interfere with my public speaking.

and sometimes got relief, but only for a

sh rt time. until this winner when 1. T°“‘ °““""“*k° b"3'5“' l"“""l`l‘l“‘-`“i°°5ll N* li/“\\|\l

learned of the new catarrh cure, Stuart’s , .

Catarrh Tablets, through a newspaper / This oH'er may look surprising lu the; pipir--Bti Hi B! `

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orEmuxsox.Ba'rns at Co..T0r°=|\°- _

the ony, Dr. Ghase's Ointment

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een my 'I _~, pre:-.iate their beauty. lf you li 1 solved to turn over a new leaf by cl0SiD¥ ,V11 are going to give a Xmas pre~ J -f our credit account onJan. 31. 1901. All ;\<; sem, we kn0w_ of ngghmg so (YQ _

V tedt ive attention to the » fsl:alt,l5err`z!1%li£teSof thgirgrespective accounts on _,¢\\\_ Manfactured by Ggngng B,-,~,S_ yi 'or before that date. While the VV_?ll'lf| \\,7}, Call and see our assortment _px may not mme to an end cred1t_w1’ ~=_ 1

I JOHN T. MCKENZIE, The Tailor. Jani f _.ir

in » V ]) -1 I.r\'

,_ Norrcn to Truckmen, Quarrymen, etc_.- & Wanted for the city of Charlotteto .vn 1UCO Ti,-sv' _ , [_ 1 bg 3*? ;“°°°fY»streeu A cubic yards of Island sandstone (SD\l\11Sl Ui" ‘wt 31,862; -e°’g° ‘ _ V For further information inquire at the 5.3 ‘ '99' ‘gl

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'Iina Histo sailed from 'Georgetown Crmuno at the Rink this afternoon at 4 1 .- _ _ yesterday morning with 849 pkgs smelts o’cloc1:. " \ K X _ _ N"‘»

1a:.n1a1assnc1sliL0CAL NEWS

Ei dressed hogs, 15 case 3 bscon,700 bus. bat *‘*'-- 24 pkgs sundries, in all 1,467 packages,

or In C ag'liTicg&I;l:r?y61ftr<i):r?-;lsalT9{lE 7 ll;i)sx;e;lc rtrud

Messrs. Jenkins &: Sou -have sec nred

Mr. T.J. Morris' stock of ;rroce.1~i.s and the

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. Murphy 5; 39,13 store for the pgs; six A large audience assembled in the A. 0.

H hall last night Mr P. J. Tra.inor’s cture on the life of Robert Em-.neu is i.¢hl/ spoken of.

L18. T. A. McLean, of Esdale Foundry.

has F111-1 GUA14DxaN's thanks foralarge

Q ` 9 "° crossed to thelsiand by uw Sganley calendar on which are the photos of the

yesterday, bringing the remains of his Generals of the South African campaign-

Fmsr installment of new music for 501% aS'¢d7yf‘8»l‘S, Whildied On Sunday

lt is ceruinly among the best received and is well worthy of a position in an oilice or home.

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NOT DUE T0 CLIMATE.

Catarrh is Found Everyvhere.

Catarrh is at home anywliere and

eve1'§'whr>.1°e. \Vl1ile more cmnxnon in cJlfl,changeable. climates, it is by no means confined to them, but is prevalent in every state and territory in the union.

Thecommon definition of catarrh is a

chronic cold in the head, which if long neglected often destroys the sense of smelland hearing, but there are many

b

o stinate and dangerous. .

Catarrh of the throat and bronchial

tubes as well as catarrh of the stomach and liver are almost as common as nasal catarrh and generally more difficult to cure. _

Catarrh is undoubtedly a blood disease

and can only bzlsuccessfally eradicated by an internal treatment: Sprays, washes and powders are useless as far as rcachin g the real seat of disf use is concerned. I Dr. Mclverney advises catarrh suffer- ers to use a new preparation. Sold by druggists, called Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets because actual analysis has shown these tablets to contain certain anti-septic qualities of the highest value and being an internal remedy, pleasant to the taste, convenient and harmless, can be used as freely as required, as well for children as

An attorney and public speaker, who

had been a catarrh sufferer for years says:

“Every fall I would catch a cold which

I tried troches and chesp cough cures

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advertisment. Two fifty cent boxes ` ~ which I bought at my druggista, cleared my head and throat in due shape and to guard against a return of my old trouble

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I ksfepa' box of the tablets, on hand ' and? ~ _ __

wheneverlcatoh a little coldl take an / L ' A ` 7 '

tablot or two and ward oil’ any serious ` _ » 3 _

development.” ~ ‘ V ‘ ~ 3' = _

Stuartls Catarrh Tablets deserve to L

dthelistss a household remedy to

hen ,

check and break up coughs and wide, because unlike many other sstarrh audi

Wm, B ___L. 'A t_ A .cough cares these tablets contain no_-

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aaeorlmexittobe seen in the f 1

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1 Olin! one, two and three lb. ("3 X W/ boxes are just beautiful, in ~i.‘-`

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them in order to full sp-

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choice boxes of Confectionery _.Ti

before they are all sold. phi

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An enjoyable dance was given in For

3’ esters' Hall last night.

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Wd.-e doing it because 'shave too msby Jmkets, and Usd

rather have the money than the J sckets. 5 I

other forms of the disease, even more Y We could kefp U18 JAGKBCB ll) l§08k°l"lf 'O 'IIN Nfhl

we think it is cheaper to lose money on now-and 'et olhr if them.

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there are 33 Costs in this ani 80 of ufm no higher fum $2.75, on num. 53,00

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possible prices-

“A Happy New Year”

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Cold Weather Comforts

Whiteavool blankets $2.75, $3.50 S4 00 S4 IS Heavy Grey Blankets $1.65. $2.75

White Cotton Blankets. -

Grey Cotton Blankets.

Cotton Batten Comforters.

- Down Comforters. `

HARRIS,

LONDON HOUSE.

your

goat noses

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trade we have had. We al smnro tbslthstio

will in the future give them ou best stteaion, selling only the very hast quality in urniture at the lovut