L__¢...'=-lxlr he

l-IEED FOR MAN SLAUGTER_

_\`i;\v Yank. Jan. 0.f-Jesse R. Davis,

__,ISLANl> Piirioiic MoNUMENI1=UNn”

t`.intoii I.. Bliirslmll iiiid I-Idwiird O. Dean

1._~vue llospitiil, who were indicated foi m,iii_~l.ili;;liler for the killing of Ilouis II. Hilliard. ii patient in the insane pavilion, werearriiigned in the Court of General

'run GUARDIAN, cnAnLo1'rnrowN, PRINCE sriwsnn isLAi<n_, JA :\'r.lnv 14, mi.

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Se: sions to-day.

They pleaded not guilty, and wert

released in $5000 bail each, iurnished by

Qgdcn Mills.

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_What You Pay .` For Medicine

is no Test of Its our-atlvs va|us_Pre-

BCPIDIIODS VOPSIIS llf. 0l'l88D'8 Kldhly- Liver Pills. Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are

just as much a. doctors prescription as any formula your family physician can give you. The difference is that Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills were per- `fected after the formula had proven it- iself of inestiiiiabl-.i value in scores of .hundreds of cases.

Dr_ Chase won almost as much popu-

larity from his ability to cure kidney disease, liver complaint, and backache, with this formula., as he did from the publication of his great recipe book.

The idea of one treatment reaching

the kidneys and liver at the same time was original with Dr. Chase. It ac- counts for the success of Dr. Chase's Kldney~Liver Pills in curing the most complicated ailments of the i"_lt¢-ring organs. and every form of baclcache.

As a family medicine Dr. Cha-ise's

Kidney~Llver Pills are unapproached. They keep the kidneys. liver, and bow- ¢is healthy, active. and regular. and S0 prevent and cure nine-tenths of the ills to which humanity is subject. One pill a. dose, 25 cents a box, at all deal- ers, or Edmansou, Bates & Co., To- RICA

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a delicious oyster

served to suit rm epi- cure-that's the WHY you pet them at "The Royal."

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MHUMELAND MEIIURIES

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Names of Oiticzrs and Com

evening at the home of G. Camden Clark, ` Davis Court. when Z3 natives of th northern Province organised sn associa- tion, elected officers and drew them

charter. _ The Object of the new organization is to keep alive memories of the homeland and to create a healthy sentiment of coopera- tion among its members. One of the principal workings of the League will b to welcome all new comers to the city of Worcester who foriuerly made their home on P. E. Island. These officers were elected for one year:

Rev. J. Kier Thompson, Ph. D., from

Malpeque, President.

E. C. Clark, Summerside, Vice

President.

Mrs. M. \Vells, Kildare, Second Vice

President.

Secretary

, - _ AMOUNT ACKNOWLEDGED UP To .JA N 'mini' iciii. szzoose

mi[f¢¢5_M0n[h1y Meet- _ Bnunnx'-ni.i.s:no.ii.Di§TRICr

ings to Be Held Per G. E. H. sM1ri1,T¢ii._¢i_..¢ _ _ _ 2_9;

MoL»M‘ sr1~:\v.tnr scnoof. I Isralcr

LEAGUE -~ ,

.In Worchcstcr, llfass. to _l I

Keep Atv: l

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“ D» MCAIYLAY, Teacher

ST. ANTHONY ` ,

The first P. E. Island Association ever ,, G SWE SCHOOI DISTRKT

formed in Worcester was started last ° ET’Te1ch°t

2 ’ ROYALTX VVEST SCHOOL DISTRICT e _

" MISS HATTIE CURLEY

s NORTH RUSTICO SCHOOL DISTRICT

“ HENRY S. MCLURE

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$2311.50

THE El)IIOR’S MAIL.

That Kingston Meeting.

Sin.-VVe notice in your City sud

Country Notes an item purporting to be a report of_ ameetlng held at Kingston on the 3rd of January for the purpose of considering the question of buildings.

dainiy

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can be had at any time here irom early morn till midnight. Served the way you enjoy a meal.

Oyster Cocktail l5c. J. Geo. Carver,

The Royal Restuarant. Opposite J. D. McLeod 8: Co.

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We will save you Money -ON YOUR-

Fire I nsurance

If you have any Property to Insure, get

our rates before insuring. It will pay you.

EXTRA LOW HATES Ull BUILDINGS

Norwich Union Fire lnsurauce Sociew, Norwich, Eng.. 1797: Law Union and Crown Insurance Ce.,

London, Eng., 1825; wgritish North American Assurance Co.,

W. K. Rogers 6: Co.

Great George Street, Charlottetown, General Agents for P. L. I.

eod 1 yr.

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my ii lumix of E orfoik

_ llssian

Silver Spray

_ij si- Psricy soils

I; Flour and be oonvinced of its sn- f- perisrity. . ~_; For sale by " 3' ;; .imixiws it sob! _ 3 A. N. JENKINS ~ si'nNi~;Y citrix, _ :; wnnsrisn it Mi~KAY. : JUHN WHEATLEY. j linisifotl. .si HoRNsB\'. F: ` ti.~i<i\.'|.A\‘ Minis. Ll L 2;: unix \.iCf»" ‘I '

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One cup Ralston Breakfast . Food cooks enough for five persons----there are six full

cups in every package.

Sliced dates and RL1lSt0!'i Breakfast Food mnke a_de~ licious dessert. Our “Little Book of Ralston R¢C_lD€S tells of other dainty diSh¢S- Acoupon in every P2iCk3§¢

secures zi copy.

FOR SALE BY

JENKINS &. SON

The Comer Grocers. it

all and get some Mayflower

import ed to barlot tetbwn, Whlfrll

_,_ Hestoifs Chow-Chew, 220; air

p.

gklalf d-z bare Surprise Soap,

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S. H. \Viggins, formerly of Suniinerside

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J. H. \Voolner, Alberton, flnancia cretary and Treasurer.

A. P. Wells, Alberton, Chaplain. A Committee on the homeland was ioscn whose duty it shall be to welcome

I new corners from the Island to Worcester with these members: E. Elliot, chairman; D. Proillt, Mrs. S. P. \Viggins, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Hale.

The committee was named todraw up

by laws and constitution to be acted upon at next meeting consists of these charter members: Rev. J. Kier Thompson Ph. D., Chairman; S. P. Wiggins, E. C. Clur k, Miss C. E. H. Clark.

An entertainment committee was also

chosen: Mr. Goodwin, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Kate Millman. After the business meeting an informal entertainment was given by members. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess, Mrs. E. C. Clark and the meeting adjourned to meet again the first Monday in February. Monthly meetings will be had and new members are wanted. Next meeting to be held at Mr. A. Wells, 19 Home St.

S. H. WmcI.\'s, 7 Eoddacd St. Secretary I

(P. E. Island papers please copy.) I '_ 1 L --i.

A Gloomy. _

Future

llade Bright, and llealth and Vlgour Ile-

storsd by the Use of Dr. Ghase's Nerve Food.

Headache, backache, sieeplessness,

despondency, and irregularities are the result of an exhausted condition of the body and nervous system.

No treatment was ever so efilcacloul

ln restoring health. strength, vigour, and vitality as Dr_ Chase's Nerve Food, the great blood builder.

Mrs. J. M. Bradley, 100 Jane street,

Ottawa, states:-“ For several years I have been gradually running down in health. I became nervous and weak, and worried greatly over my future. ‘

“ Hearing of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food `

and the wonderful results it has se- eomplished in others, I obtained a. box and began using it as directed. I be- gan to improve immediately, and am now restored to full health and vigour.

“Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is an ex-

cellent remedy, and I can recommend lt to all who are weak, nervous, or run ` down in health."

Dr. Clhase-'s Nerve Food. the world’|

greatest blood builder and nerve re~ storative, 50 cents a box, at all dealer or Edmanson Bates and Co.. Toronu

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Cheap Light for the

Long Evenings

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1 brand of Kerosene Oil the best oil I

I will sell in four gallon lotsfat 21

cents a. gallon.

_ sr-mo Lobeters, ons I5 52

ngw pack, 2508!)il\. _ _

ll Libby McNeil’s Sliced Bacon, 'T 25 oentw. ‘

1 ti he to

Q7 cents.

“No Tea. can beat Haszar_d’s Brahmin. We sell the genuine

Those are caPh UFICBS: _

; \_ Goode df.-livertd free ln Citi* ll Phone 208.

E.. 3'. YK? (DOG.

Sept. 1 eodétw.

i . the #proposed new bridge is no greater than

bridge across the lower North River. We .. would like to call the attention of your renders to some slight inaccuracies in ` that report. The statement that the rosd by the present bridge to Charlottetown is better and less hilly than by the pro- posed new bridge on the west side of the river is to say the least not correct. as any person acquainted with the two roads can testify. And the fact that the distance from McPhail‘s corner to

from that corner to the end of the

iselld .You a Zo cent outfit on receipt of 10

macadamized roa`d does sway with sn 1 SEVERE COLDIN FRANCE'

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loss sustained bythe travelling public in PARIS.Jan 6--Severe cold is re ox-ted

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not having the benefit of the piece of throughout France and Italy. A foot of mscadamized road on the lower Malpeque Snow fell at Marseilles last evening, and . ‘ road. the mercurcy shows 18 degrees of frost in i

To the statement that a counter Paris to-day. There have beenanumber, etition t th ’

p . o e one presenter] by Mi-__ of deaths in the streets. Trains froma

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HAY FEVER CATARRH, BROCHITIS

AUS’ one of them eno h .

illlliltes bear the bnrdedlgf ’t\sgllF]'Er ch_itis Asthma is all too_ prevalent, The l1ll’l°i‘l‘_Y these _maladies inilict is terrible and the practise of recommending snuflg washes and ointment ought to bestopped.

fhey prove useless, often increase the

maladies are disgusting to use. Catlirrho- zone the new treameiit is carried by the air you breathe to the throat nasal passa- ges and the uttermost ramifleation of the ronchiul tubes It kills

_ _ - ‘ germs that ex- cite and maintain disease, lteals all sore spots is h

._ `oot es the mucuossurfaces the ir-

raiiation_ cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca. tarrh disappear as if all by magic, '_['w0 thousand citizens of Canada have volun- tnrily testified that there is no remedy in the world for these diseases like Catarrho- 20,116- Dl`\18`8'lSfS Sell_it everywhere or we WI" “nfl YOU postpaid on receipts of $1.00 or to build up faith, if you lack it we will

cents in stamp . N. C.P l K' Ont" Hartford? Conn' o son, ingston

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having the bridge built on the old site as stated by your correspondent. Those two

or any where else would be greatly dis- advantaged by having the bridge built at Brighton, but contriiriwise that a ver

large and important section of the country NEW YORK’ January 7°_A wen known would be very greatly benemed as auof statistican contributes an interesting the south side of the Island residing west “tice to the Mau on question of European of Comwau would be brought about _,_ birth rates during the last quarter ofa

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miles nenrer to Charlottetown than at Sggpggigggys the rnbunes Iondon wr present, While those residing at the lower _ _ ' _ . North River and \Vest River would be elonc u.Swely proves that England is

brought from four to six miles nearer, and sieafléy faumg behind her glean trade l

even your Iorrespondent at Kingston :_;i;__e__?_??;ny` M12. the fig m_)po";;ni)i 1 would be brought at least a half mile. _ _ _ pmi_.1£ 1.0" 0 eww an 5 nearer to the C__y and have ___ bemer _“___ = grndiiiilly following in the dangerous track more level road on which 'to travel. And Ur "U Lg

we are persuaded that not one single individual would be inconvenienced in

theirjourney to the city by the erection of A Y

the proposed structure. *We might say that the petition in Charlottetown is only one of seven or eight that are being circulated through

the country and are being signed by when the'Genuine can* he purchased 861 hundreds. ` easily?

. For one dolisi-'ti worth purchased from us, v will give you free

r ~ . Th .bo f MIN D'S LIN - . ‘ I

J 9 \ 03 Pom M' Mnverliiiiglii ugstiizt iiicirgles the midi 15°” P'°°°7 ’°“""““` m°d°l` "f °“' b°"" "mm tim" sam M' °‘

df). . ` ~- ., y I 1

_year still entitle their preparation to be. See mu' hne of Fulcy (""’°d5 for Xm” tI‘d°';

_ ..~0i.s~id¢i-ei the BEST and FIRST in the ` Wstclimskss and J nic

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` hearts of their countrymen. ° ( 01'-'G¥.G@f'l O Gflnbd

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a ami tailun

The boers are learning ihatitheway to !

.Q win friends among' the DOWers Of earth is

‘ to win ba.ttles.~Bangor News.

_ Itdneq away with wash- --+--

Cor. Euston and Hillsboro Ste. _ bo”-_1 rubl ing. -

i iilligisnicé §’,’§|\3;:_)§§r;' nm \Vanted-acaseefheadache that Kum _

you use

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1 ` C ‘ c‘ ' ge f rtHeada'.-he Powders will not cure in I °

1-€i~’6é__;ll;é€___»I _ _ii _ ` _ d for P' E' I' bin minutes_ P/,fees 10 ¢ent3_ ` I IJO

Howard was largely signed by the meeting long distance are greatly dela ed. S

y now

we may say that we are creditably hasfsllen in Southern Italy. and the city i f d h` ` ' ' ' '

n orme t atgust nine signatures were of Romeand surrounding country nr obtained froma meeting of about thirty snowclncl,for the first time in

_ many

persons, and one gentleman, who signed years Crowds assembled on the Pineig

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that petition, we are told remarked to'a to witness the rare panorama. '

friend standing by “that he had 5 done a very mean thing." This showed , ' ' A¢}y¢|-559" of 0, i how unanimous the meeting was for PERMA‘\ENrLY DISABLED' l F""

Three Doctors' Verdict on Bond Five

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smmnnuimuumuw nouns the opportunity of expressing their l1\aU@1§J0YS HOUJIUS better lflmll telling »»»~v=1 of in by a t‘:.2.‘:.'=».'it.1.l.;*.:.“.>1.S.-i4".sms; lift ”° petition in its favor. And we confidently had the pleasure of Leeing the ol(;1cen,_?,¥;? believe that almost every citizen of out and the new one in but for this

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Charlottetown would sign their petit-ion .'I°'fde"f“lreme‘.i-7- his 5"‘?Y‘?a"S 33° “ow t e i if s0liciLed_ _ ="§'_,I;¢b¢hli_l;_<;yIa_I_ln§aid I couldn t live s month. _

They fail to realize, as stated by your

correspondent that the people of the north I ‘°f‘ *i M

EUROPEAN BIRTH RATE

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-between-seasons prices for every-

thing we’ve got in clothing, Jsoketn, Dress goods and Furs. IL’s more then

a mark down- its a. slicing oil, of tb;

mestiest pert of the price, (knife

hssn’t touched quality Ind style)

Wen be iionsii with "yӤiii we

got more of these goods ihsn vecsrs

ti take _into s‘cclr, so thstfs the why of it.

Profit goes for room nos.

Men’s Ulsti rs, Overcosts and Seite

20 |20 50 per cont, _

Boys’ Ulsters, Overcosts and mit;

20 to 50 per cent oil' 1 '

Ladies’ Jackets, Fur and Cloth

33 1-3 05 ' `

Dress goods 33 1-3 off. ‘

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All our ads src verbal contracts-~

wiili ihe public, as bindltig ss legnl

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Piowsi B os.

gentlemen who left the meeting with such M0Ui?__¥S glgsélietolii Ligis TTf“y£__ _ _ crest-fallen mien as your correspondent h ' . .i "' . " 've _"forms as do not ____ _ h b y€_H1‘S_ 'mo t e Provincial Provident In

_ i _ H11 0 ave Bon stitution of _St. Thomas paid a total

utterly discourneefl in their undertaking, <ll=_i11b1|lty claim to Mr. Roriert. Bond of

B; we understand tl ,_ W-My th t this place. Mr.Bond hnd_Bright’s Disease.

, ia _ l .m e "ex The doctors had given him up and three

two days they Drvwrefl the Signatures of physicians examined tim forthe instiiu- V bout200of the most prominent citizens tion and pronounced him “t t ll '

fi ' o a y and

of Charlottetown, indeed they found the _gfgrganently ddisamed and i.“°“"abl_°_" citizens of Charlottetown most enthusiafs andsC;§_:”r';"°e. to use Dodd SK‘d"“Y PINS

i.ilié*=:ee3esif.éi#

,_ befminsih Crockery Chine.. _ or Gldtsswatre of any

kind, `\Ve’ve got the goods sud we’ve got lthe lurgains too.

Why liiiy iinitntions oi' doubtful irerit

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