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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., DECEMBER 9, 1899.

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That the children may not come ` from school lieavy-eyed, languid and listless. '

IN ORDER

That they may be cheerful,happyi and contented. growing stronger and sturdier day by day. y

IN ORDER

To have strength for pleasure after the duties ot' the day are* accomplished.

IN ORDER

Not to have the body so tired that the mind cannot be cultivated-

IN ORDER

To have the sensibilities keen the wits sharp, perceptions clear and the ability to make aH'aii-s run siuoothy, take

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Systematically, and you will be delighted with the result. Why? Because they will enable you to sleep soundly, eat heartily and digmt what you do eat, thereby keeping mind and body in proper condition..

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Pyny-Pastoral

AQUICKCUREFOR

COUGHS AND COLD

Very valuable Remedy in all aiiectlorl of thc THROAT or LUNGS Luge Bottles, 254:.

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cm SUMMERSIDE (on arrival of morn

ir train from Charlottetown) for Point un one. eonneetin with nav train for St. John. ‘ noel-lon at ionctnn with train for Can- mid ai St. John with Steamers of inter-

vne and D. A. R. Stamersand Rail

for tilted Staten and.Cnada

ti ICEQU [on arrival day from

for 'town CBARLOTTFTOW seven a. m

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Time They Did.

Do not our people know that Canada

has in McGill University, at Montreal, an institution nearly as well endowed as Yale, and which owes its develop- ment from an insignificant broken-down _school to the energy of Sir William Dawson, who died last week? Lord Strathcona has. within fifteen years, given it three million dollars, and very large giits have come from other pat- rons whom Principal Dawson inspired. He was a line geologist as wollas an educator, although his most famous discovery, that of the eozornin the Laurentian rocks. has not been ac- c~p'ed. He never allowed his geology to interfere with his faith in the Bible- N. Y. Independent.

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Coming Events.

Guardian readers willfind the /`ollow»

ing convenient to clip and keep for re- ¢1‘61l0¢.

Court Abegweit, C. 0. F., meets in

I-`oresters’s Hall. Prowse Block. on the second and fourth Thursday of eacli mouth.-H. W. Weeks, Rec. Sec‘y.

O. Y. B.__"‘he Orange Young

Britons meet Friday evening in Mechanics’ Hall.

CITY Council meets the second Mon-

day in each month. Dr..lames Warbur- ton,llayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.

Tun Charlottetown School Board

meets the first Monday of each month Ewen Stewart, Secretary.

i»‘ouirs'rsn.s.

Comrr Avormauz, 1.0. F., second

and fourth ’luesday’s of each mouth in Mechanic’s Hall,Grafton St.-J.I). Tay- lor Sec‘y.

Comrr Mouirr Sirnrnnir, I. 0. I-‘.

first and third Tuesday of each month in Meohanic’s Ball, Grafton St. -E. H Duchemin. Sec‘y.

illustrious Archivist.

Court Charlottetown, .0.l~`., second

and last Friday, Wright‘s Hall. W. C Whitlock, Sec’y.

IIASONS.

St John's Lodge in

D R McLnmu1I. Sec‘y.

sons in Masonic 'l‘em le,

Prince Edward Preceptory, K

Registrar.

oonifs:Li.ows Port La Joie Encampment no second Wednesday in each month.--D R. McLennan R. S.

‘da evenin . W.A. Martin Sec’

_. evening; both in their hall in Vi

Aipna Rebekah Lodge, No 10,

-Eva St. C. Harris, Secretarv

sons or ENGLAND Lodge Eton, No 148, in

Lod ePrince Edward meets sooo

and fourth Tuesdays of each month S.O.E.Ball, Victoria Row.--E.

Duchemin. Sec’y.

sons or rnrrrnnam ir

Prince Edwin-.i Division' N0. 1. 9

meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday . W. P. Kirby, ascribe. _ ’

Victoria Division No 4, every

Monday evening in Wright’s hall. A. W. Taunton, R. Scribe.

Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower I-lall.John A. Lawson.R. Scribe.

Loral. cuusanlms.

Company ~'A.” every Monday in

Prince George Encampment, Royal

Foresters. meets in Mechanic’s Hall, New Prowse Block. -Murdock McLeod,

Temple, second Tuesday in month.

Victona Lodge in Masonic

Temple, tirst Monday in month

Thursday in month except June, July and August. JJ Weldon. Sec‘y. J

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Y S » Y- Wildey Lodge every Friihy

ctoria

I Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.

Short 300.000 Tons of Coal.

"Chicago is about 800,000 tous short

on her coal supply this winter,” said 0. S. Richardson yesterday. “Lake receipts have fallen materially, owing to the ships being diverted into the iron ore trade. and the light call for grain boats here. This can be made up dnrlug the

winter months by the all-rail-haul, bet, of course, the consumer must psy the extra ¢raight,I do not anticipate so mach trouble for next year Freight rates by lake, I believe, will be lower. Dealers at the head of Lake Superior are com- plaining ofa serious sbor.a¢e of soft coal. They have enough h ard coal.”

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Orbotter you ave expo en TRY US. Our careful attention and handling; prompt returns and results reached, otto fth itemized il

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moot! of haudlin fish on commission different

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every first and third Tuesday eveniug.|

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satisfactory account sales, will be revelations to you. Our place of business is the finest in

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every Thursday eveiiingiii s.o.1-:.uau "*° “W- Viccoria Row. Andrew Nowson

S°°`y' - nd Fish Market

Orint Division, No 161, every!

Wrighs Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada Wadman,Sec’y.

VICTIMS OF THE WEATHER.

Georgian Bay District Thankful for Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Kineardine,Dec.4.-This month has

been the worst. in years in the Lake Huron and Georgian Bay districts.

Victims of rheumatism who

probably keep a closer tab on the clim- atic variations than other people are all loud in their assertions as to this season being s record breaker for dampness and raw biting winds. If these good people instead of keeping tabs ou the weather would follow the example of Herbert Brown ,of Watson and Kaloom’s Furniture Factory, Kincardine, they would be conferring a blessing upon themselves.

lIr.Br0wll mye, "I had|beQ leelhg

very had with backache from my Kid- neys.(Lnmbag0. a form of rohnmetlsm.)

l have taken thr '.2 boxes of Dodd’s

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r. o. lull. llaiirax N. e.-oss. isozwsm

.Kidney Pills and th.. pain has left mo,

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staal Plow' and T ' H rm" John A_UOD0lllId» AmF'|“°' on sllll [Ulf

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CNW Wl\°°l0» Truck Waggons; Wlgliorrows, Bond Carts, Carriage J,°,|, °)|;¢i|°g' lilahoae Bd- N 3 hunnw

Harness, Chorus, Wuhgn, and Wringqa, , L°'l;. R' (amor. Bud... sid .Yes. It‘s

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C. D. Daniels 81 Co., 171 King Street

_ East, Toronto, were represented by their man- A ager, Mr. Iames A. Iohnson, when inter- Qviewed about Hutch. A good demand was reported by Mr. Iohnson and it had all sprung up within the last three weeks. A number of well-known people had affirmed theyhadreccived benefitfrom theuseof Hutch after trying every other dyspepsia remedy in vain. From that he recommended

"_§,‘j°,§‘§_;’;’_~ °`,‘,",§`g;,_,,_ Rm, Aw, my it. Mr. Johnson had iust returned from a

“M most successful fishing expedition and looked

ashappyand as healthy as though he had

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T0 FIHHERHEN AND FISH DEALERS:

Kindly favor us with your name and addres seth we may from time totlrno mall you information of value.

All correspondence an-

F l"1'~i2i°i,.ists.8hin Fords

and stencils :med on

i demand.

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eareeeta lished U years,and referyou

for _standing to Dun's lteroautile Aaoncy, Branstreet’s, ortho market and Fulton Nat ional Bank;

NEW YORK.

ill I gprcumpass ealendarlwhichis of interest to Ilshermen. will be maileiion application.

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Roller Bearing Root 8 I I ce r o

I, and P u I p e r o.

Straw and En-

ellege Gutters.

Grain Gruahera. sus nie im mis one sm iissiisa iii inn do

Ile up to hor window on a hshlng pole.

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Mill Grinders.

BHD WOOD

AGENGIES "1 °11 we ef its Inna-Every img cpm-can md

son, supe ii tot missions for the Northwest states that last ear th

Foreign Settlers. I

Tonoriro, 4.:Rsv. Di-. lab”-i

ri new

. y e enm-

ber of foreign settlers in the Northwest was 86,000, and this yoar’s total would be 45.000, of whom 40,000 have already arrived. He considered the Gsllclaus made goes settlers, ol whom there are from 18,000 to 20.000. Ton times that

no Gorman element is an Important

but a widely scattered element from Whitmouth to Edmonton. l`he Hunt nonities are rapidly beooming most valuable settlers.

The Dnkhobors will probably need help this winter owing to many heads of families being in exile in Siberia Icelanders, Swedes, lungarians and Bohemians are at dilerent points being assimilated.

The llormons, Dr. Robertson said,

are dourishlng. They have oonskuctsd an irrigation canal thirty iles long and are making desert land grits fertile

Oct. seth, when thousands threngoll

mlnnte oofore en|rained.°°'l‘eddy" Dm-

vn manrssvsa

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number, he said, were waiting to some Im to Canada. .

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Orrawa, Dec. 4.-A netableleeldeet -dont wipe occurred at me Gensralsltatioe bees M that ls heady

the platform to see the Ottawa ooltl- ‘q"" Y

gentoil. The men broke ranks for a“°“'=":

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lanrlers, a well-known iniI»tla mee,

a dooesi yonog women and onecle# with muon esrnestuees that he had bill ordered by Major Rogers to kiss them all good-bye. The fair maidens pot U obstacle in the way of Deelauriere‘ mr- rylng oat his orders. and in-a moment the resonroelulyouig man was [lob-

‘ roarioua laughter of all who wltnemed p the scene.

It is Well to Know.

It is well to know where to go Ior

~pure and fresh drugs and families. Ont constant aim is to please onr patrons la two essential points-quality and val- I0.

We solicit your trade, assuring yon

-d our best elorts to meet _tour wants.

Our present stock of Toilet goods Is

unsurpassed-everything that style and moderate can suggest. and at prices that must meet your views. I Customers supplied with just what they oak for. Our opinion givm only when they ask for it. V Are you a user of Paine‘s Celery Compound? Onrotock of this popular medicine is fresh and only the genuine sold.

Reddiu Bros., Drnggists, Quoenh

Square. Charlottetown, . E. I.

"It is well to know” (Reddin Bros.)

SOFT-HEARTED MATROII

(lives Merderess a Flls to lrsekoetef Prison.

Brannon. Ilan., Dec. 5.-A war-

rant was sworn out Saturday by tho governor of the jail against llrs. Ein- maJ. Stripp, matron, charging her with having attempted to assist Hilda Blake, the Brandon niurderess, to es- cape from jail by giving hors lilo. with which to cut the bars of her win- dow. Wheu the storm windows were being put en, a bar in the window of Hilda Blaks’s oell was found halt Iliad through. The prisoner was questioned and admitted the Bling. The die how- _overcoald not befouud,the prisoner having some time before disposed of it

It is understood that not only a ile but

Lauchlin McNiel. lfabon. C- B

fully guaranteed. Psrcns no Carameum _on Arrucurlon. The# will k°°v\\ s°°¢\°°°° *I A IIUIINE 8( G0.

assert that they were cured by Um

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Dragoon Georde, and a greet praotiml .9 'FI

A Good Bye in Truth.

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