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. _ , 000- The Old iron bridge weighed century have ranged from 11 per, Farm where the Irish Fusiliers

v R°"Ch 'mm' P' E' I' 9.000 wifi; *U0 0°* 55389. Ning Of cent up to 40 per cant ef the forces others were made prisoners.

,=_. Neel, '@1811' lf" 9,200 tons. and engaged. The battle of Gettysburg killed, wounded and missing in

Y” 011200' b\’\dB° ll 65 f0§¢ V100. was one of the most deadly in history seven battlesmake a total of 2,912.

oi-_ a tnde more than four times the the forces engaged being 150.000 There were still other losses in

width ofthe old one. _ _ . whilethe killed and wounded medeights such as at Willow

Instead the_singlo rallwlv ¢l’§¢k the frightful total of 59,190. At armored train These w'

. ,I-\1°ll0"_bl'\d3°glV¢ll¢W0lil\\¢°fr\lll» Waterloo, whereihe heroes on both the losses of the seven principal

1`\a_l»lr\e;twocamagewaysfor teamsalid "V0 aides numbered 139.608 the total battles, eofaras reported, make the

f°<_>°'~r~ f°_r pedftrieu 111° °ld lou-v°r~29.908. or 21 per esemeisisfitise ieaaei me nf; 451 b§"d8°_"ll» Ill IU NIM We Of tbl eu- as against 40 per cent at Gettysburg. killed, 1.533 wounded. 1.279 missing

‘na gineenng wonders of the world. The --- “ ...g srmd mu) 0( 3,2g3_ _ -

-_ pewbridgeisonlyoneamongeo Atlengthaiewdetailsofthe_

_ .man great hr\d|l` that it hqttleatledder R-ivm' haveeome tef. ~, y _

FlRERISKS.tekenonel-_eeqiisaseaersea i-sn¢tis_-eeiie“s I _` f AH

most every description of ti is ; _ die , ~ _._ ____ ____

all wa ‘ mg’ _ ' 3 i “ H, e elealel'

y &hnondlveni.il`m; 'C 5° ‘°° ;|°'"“'h“"

no irnna. Reasonable prisesou cleaning

bm and enauielieg and punts lu nrstelass

.N " .ma krge fairly

1- :im ° north side of the river. There

Thereansoondietingaeooantsasto °°'b°°° duh* W' th" W0 B00!

'answerer ti.. D-its fue; is bv' "WM wrvd Kimberly. ,

l Cepetleleay. Aa _“E . _.,'¢,ai`,;\n¢._llii-iishssatsellisgiiiieaa.

° tehofDe`oelliber2nd : ,Sie . . ~ ldmws ii is im bififewn _,,__...-» - " 1 u An

psxaeisisusnesit islxsdslsisly esriais " Thebest alivlool olsterin

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iiiiiiis liners

goesiofsteamers and sa vessels, covered at all sons.

THE

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i°'°“di"3 °° 3"’ VICTORIA BRIDGE IE-OPENED iner Warriors who have shed their

We have opened up a grand vaiie of Mechanical Toys New and n

so-dats, dolls it specialty, dre and undressed Leather and Celu loid Goods, Japanese Ware, som thing nice, bound Books from al the best authors for thirty cts sac

engineer Stephenson, constructed at a gf his grown up people an rem md J cost of $3 863000 and f0rlllll|y still fewer of them can write Their 0P¢D8fl by U18 P01100 0f WIIPS painful condition of ignorance enable May 1360- It was purely a railway them to believe they can whip th

brid e htted for a sin lo track onl . British Em in,

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moneyean perehese, wears mahhdterepressnteurwork

'- mei-istlyirst-eleseinevery

respect. “By onr works are we

- known.”

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,ehongly anti-British In tone,

thatthedisaleotedDutoh have joined iheloersingreatuumhers which are

fstillinoreasing. ’1\sreare now elear

proofs thetthe loyalty os the border _Dntoh is unable to withstand the prox- imity of Boercommandos.

.the coleuy is apparently qui .

On the other hand I. N. l'ord’s

despatch to The New York Tribune under date of December 3rd sqs. " "Boller has 'suooeeded.oertainly in nip- ping in the bndrebellion in Cape Colony where the Dutch are throwing down their arms and returning te their farms.

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,have not yetstruokadeeisive blow." l Thisislaternews andeomesfi-om ‘a much more reliable ecuroe.

'1‘hs Associated Press despat_ohes

_havesoiarprovedto be unreliable

DR. GOKD0ll ALLEY

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hgthemostpessimistic i.hchanoesinthewar.Thsdesp_atohes _oftheAssociatedPress are-prepared for theniarket of the United Stahl lwherethere isa good deal of sym- pathyfort.heBoercanse. is un- 5ortnnatethattheCanadian press is so largely dependant for war news uponan agencythat issountruet- worthy and notoriously hostile. . ANewZealand is mentioned as among the brave fellows who tried to swim thellodder Riverto getat the

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will find it to their advantage to The f°'°P°°l“R °f Vicwfil B558' piteously before the battle begins. K‘u°d° w°“°d°d' 1 come to st Montreal is an event of some im- .__ 219

F. J. is portance._ The original bridge was a _ Oom Paul believes that_ the earthi

L tubular iron structure nearly tw0 is many thousand times bigger than

B®k St8li0I1¢l'Y S1011. miles in length designed by the greet the sum and is also list. As very few

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8 _ 8 Y P _ The 0°' bndse hu bm ¢_°=1- -- The win mining .ie the mee

structed on the same stone piers The total losses in killed and battles were 1,109 of whom 208 were enlarged,the cost being about $2.000- wounded in the great battles of the lost at Glencoe and 871 at Farquhar’s

Glencoe 48 Elandslaagte 51 Bletfontelu 12 Farquhnr’s Farm 60 Belmont 58 Gras Pan 40

U Hodder River 76 “A 'reel sis

The puddle fn the pathway

of most lines is a defective circulation due to a blood supply that instead of grow- ing clear and strong like a mountain brook, is' stagrwit and impure. Paddles may be purified, however, and and become streams. Diet is what Hood* s Sarse- parilla does with linman

blood. Itclarines, purines and strengthens

the blood, and when accom-

,the vital organs. liver,lnngs,

boweIs,_srea1Ibracedandin-

Itaeeerdisnppoints. -“Hy~~wih'suIered tem

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` -“For a long time I with llckhndaches. Diller- aiied to give me relist. I saparllla.myh\sbQd&°

saltrhenmzltmndsoon sax " las.

Donner Desrh Ont. _

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g.'|,,5-...ng g“,|,|,,|,¢,_ enemy This shows that the colonial I I

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mem... sf.. .. .:. ...’. 5:; ..‘.. .. ....

_ v of pluck. Our Canadian troops will ` I

stssm1~iavi¢snsece'.wm.ri. t are uiekl tin into the ' ° " " " _As wo me B-9 _

Central Ding Store. _ m

Svnnyside. _

lH!RCHL"l TLIIDK

be heard from before long.

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We Show

Faniy

on Reed, Oak, Mahogany and Walnut. W e never had such it line' stock such grand values before. ` -

llama-liste

Bhauii. _

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><»~»»»1-»»-»» Illen s The First l}o|lSnn

_ If you want agood warm init or overooatforwintsrnew C

toorder and the right place to go is

_ GORD_0_N&M

Rubbers

.""'1 _ (ig-lfiilzzeiifdshhfevfs :id me one pfi‘:?i¢i\»ld out

1 We Wlll Gontlnue _our Reduotlell.

It 'Jn all furnishing goods.

All winter s must go if lower

CG rddn dt

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tebout that

Men ask us,why Vdolyion keep Ameri-

e can Rubbers? is year we have

them-After a lot of in uiries we

' have decided

'E year” brand is best and have put in

several cases meu’s in a round toe at

E li 55;?

*$7.50 at Prowse 0' l _

“ have ordered something colder and ex-

218 104 288 150 146 888

1,458

and Tue the

minor Grunt

ith

Faq lrmour. le Rogers &

e Depot.Keni Street.-

emiiss mi misss, ieeiii

theworld for$75v/orth

Worth knowing that

Prowse Bros keep the best

ready made clothing made in I gg

Canada.

Ruin-The weather is s`>m»wh‘at

mild for making ics, but the managers

psct to have it hers in time for Xmas. Tickets will be same price as Inst year: Gents’ 88.50 and ladies’ 05.50. So

that will not be ioo much to spend in

a 2 io make tliemheppy. ‘ I Si If You’re1'hlii__klng

We are showin a lelidid

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lot this week and are 'giving-

unueually low prices on same. All _this year’e _make direct from manufacturers.-Covered, Ribbed or Plain also in stock at low Bguree. Combination Hot Water Bottles -syringes allkinds.

that the “lanes-Good~; _

_ : 1 3 _

of Purchasing' a

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GUARDIAN CHART 0'1°TETUW1~l,P. E. I., DECEMBER, 5. '899,

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we " . I in._B<-lfgasu and M_‘iirri;).‘l~l¢»iil1dis- further resis ance to llilethlleifl _-H b the weather -mi Mm|m3=h“M"'i!l ;_;‘.°:;:.‘.;i°.:l‘.:.§‘:‘f‘,::Ii.:i:LL:.i.:I.'; '°"‘ ___ M 'f "vi 1° Buy si nina'

y TUESDAY' DWWBUR 5° W* ~ for help. ‘°It is wonderful the the In fi, ...V U Wim, 1 bg .

_ _ » ~ pa ttles of

thfhfv Xm8§ ll HOU fll' O6. -#vo-so GUARdlAN do” not," “ye fha I-Jx‘u_\.. th” wal. 8 _ hu, the ‘nd wt m

ostiomo ostimnu

CLERK5

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_ All Trimmed

llllwlil lllllwe Mel ._ I

Jilr_§zz‘ rece

Great value.

Another lot of those he 28 ounces to the yaiid. _warm winter suit made to

. at short notice from $10

rancedln"_-1;!-158190# i

selltha-

=°il°.e.igiiirt.

\ A _ ,- 1 V, ,.,;'~}§j»‘a,.'» , -f --~. . 1, "` ` 1; ~ _ \- _ '_ , _--'» -_ , $»`_,_.' -f. gf- fr' _-_.Z , '

, f _ - ~ ' ., "‘ is 5”... \ »_»>l£+"";‘12‘~._4 1', .. "~-sex., ‘:~ 1, ‘» ...f"“. '<_-.`f`;‘ . L_; . _._-, _- __ ~ - , » i_"1='>~.,»-,if gl_,»i. Mi." -'f,;e;. - »_

_ ._ ,_ .e_.: _..... . _ __ ,_..:e__.e_evi

~PIece of silverwearyoirvvele

* 1v.i..+e jest iilsuusisin uit in 0°' 'U

,where-sgthssueet-l99\||7|*" » w l _ 'w'-

is gif.-f%__» » ...? .~ 1--»_~

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