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Notes And Gossip From

A The Great City.

¢||mpsen of Cay C.otham-A

Iggy and Interesting Writing by a Special Cor- "gpondent of the Cuard-

Niiw YORK. Dec. 18.

le Joh1~,i>.`nt.it nice _on Broadu ay,

°'0,Fi:'°,,¢i¢ John. here I wil reinain; oh Uma- John.nnw that I ve seen the Bowery Lug in the couniry‘s nl_l :oo slow-

there again _

mwvugu -Popular Song,

Thus sang Con.-ii Ruth in the imtcli.

'offs Of the *Bd-RD WD lllr, “nfl even intheir tlippincy iliey typ fy :be grezi; My 0| the spe'l and charm of New York City- It is sail thit good _-\'n-iricans. when

my die, proceed to Pa~i<,but l think it would be truer to say ihir good Auinri w-_g-who are not alrea ly th-~re. in 'ke thi, post-mirtem tlight tn New York. New York! it is ibn Mecca ot every Amrican and Canadian pilgrim who travels irfm nicessityfrom capr’ce, o mg pleasure. It is the glittering .ggndle into which a hnndr d thousand “mm moths dash their wings year m¢r;year.lt is the continental mselstrom ,me gaping waters receive both hu- pan wreckage and human genius from "gi-ycorner of the earh.

For those who do not or cannot go I

hsrethe name of New York calls up igtrie mind a fssciiriaiing panorama of vutcity lile tuil of wonder, gayety and splendor. No doubt each person has hmm-n.iaridc:1‘iza:ion of New York; main topography. evcn with de‘ails otstrsets and buildings thrown in, he an-ries around in his gray cells, and :mis to hini a very personal, present sditionof the great city. And now the sad truth comei is, that for those who gn to New York, the reality does i not meet the anticipation, does not lnlilit. and they ivonder and become : i-eprouchlul, not thinking of the poefs 1 trumwhosail that distance lends en- chantment, nor of the iruistic evidence devery day cxperience,which always l Ends realization tame and unsatisfying. Perhaps GUARDIAN readers would relislawithiheii- coffee and ornelette. me sketches of New York life and liege. as personally observed by a lllller in Gotham. Now, it would be I importinence to try to tell the aver- 1 qi Charlottctonian anything about lim. P. E. Islanders know their lltonal well as women shoppers in the bargain counter, and is would do and imagine a. Milling who would serionslv pre-.

b_. bored by siich_ aczoiints. But New Yoik is a city ser apart. While rail and sieamers have extinguished dis- tance between the I-lind aid Boston, the effect does not seem to proceed larther southward. When the traveller, who has been wiried. dined and °-si<;ht- need"-if a new term is permissible- by doting relatives in Boston until Bunker Hill monument and the Wash- ington Elru hive become positive bo'es to him, essays to proceed to Greet Gotham he steps cft as it were, into ri strange land. Hers l»ke Rasselas when he first penetrated beyond the Happy Valley. He loses trace of Canadian identity-ot Cnnadiazi speech, lsc~s, conventionalitias, and friends. Toe tide'of immigration seems to have su.- ged its billows upon thc pork and beans of Boston an-.i stopped there. Belore him are only Manhattan cocktails azid

yellow j mrnals!

A Diiiinillle Jewellers Wife

¢UllED DF PILPITATIOI OF Tlll IIEIRT Ill) SHOTHEKIIG SPELLS IV IILBURIPS HEART AID NERVE PILLS.

Mrs. D. E. Lasalle, Canal Street, Dunn-

wille, Cnt., whose husband keeps a jewellery store, and is one of the best

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Um-I ‘!l‘ ;,=f'lz` "' ‘ ithe-e immortal localities shows how

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ownan most progressive citizens of

Dunnville, Ont., gives the following de- scription of her recent experience in the use of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills:

“I took Milburn’s Heart- and Nerve Pills for weak nerves, dizziness, palpita~ , ti l' th li `

on o e eart, smother-mg spells at ‘ Bight and sleeplessness. Before I used them I could not get restful sleep, and my nerves were often so unstrung that I

would st rt ' al t th lcas °

, Tobacco, Cigarettes can b cured nt. the Kcelc , Instetute in Portland. Maine. ro can Neuras

If any proof were needed ot the

great gulf fixed between thelmari- time provinces and New York as com- p-ired with Boston,which holds 100,000 Criiiadiexis. it would be lound in the fnctthit Canadian monly is utterly despised. In Boston everyihing ex- cept the thrice cursed ard abominstsd 50 cant piece “goe|,” -at face, except in a lew places. But in _New York Canadian money is regarded with a strange, puz- zle~, wearisd expr ssion, and con- jectur ~s are made as to the location of the country indicated on the currency. This. and many other.evirlence prove how ia: atliliation with New

York of thyo ye‘1ow newspapers is familiar. of course, to everyone by picture and b_v description. But it_1a not the real New York of the eyes of dash. 'Inat New York is very wonderful and delightful, but it is indescribably 1.1 or than the New York of the pictures ni d description.

New York"s personality, however. is

very strong. Note for instance how familiar, by repute, are many of the cit_y’s resorts. Every schoolboy in four continents has heard of the Bowery,nnd the word is a. part of colloquial speech everywhere. A certain species of “sport” is always quickly characteriz- ed as a Bowery ~°gent.” And then the lines of the well-known ditty:

“The Bowery, _the Bowerp, Isawsuch things and heard such things, And I‘ll never go there any more."

And in all ends of the earth‘-Broailway’ is :1 term that has become a household word. Cousin Ruth herself did not readily wish to leave it. in fact 1-he ex- pressed her firm resolve to her chaper- oning Uncle, that on that street '_-he would remain ! Central Park is anoth- er r-anie of familiar repute. Wall St. lj that is familiar encuqh I The fame oi

hreathed its personality abroad, and made itself an object of ilittering hom age and curiosity. _

M. A. N. HATTAN.

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocein

_a in arm a e tnorse,

And easily _worried.

“ Last February! commenced taking ii

this valuable medicine, and it proved the right remedy for my weak and shattered nervous system. Milburrfs Heart and Nerve Pills restored my nerves to a strong and healthy condition, gave regu- lar and normal action of the heart.

“I sleep well now, and am better in

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ry ':.1y, a reco men t em

heartily to all who suffer as I did."

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills euro

Palpitation, Throbbing, \Veak and Dizzy Spells, Ncrvousness, Sleeplessness, An- nemia, Pale and Sallow Complexion, Female Troubles, and all diseases aria' ing' from disordered nerves, weak hear! or watery blood. Price, gnc. a box. or 3 for $1.25, at all druggisls. T. MIL- BURN &. CO., Toronto, Ont. , '

- Laxa-Liver Pills cure Constipation: Siclci

Headache. Billoasneu. Dyspepsia. Every pill guaranteed fleet. and to work with-

fices in the NewfProwse

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place oi which Canadians kqow person i U

313'giipghg-di_§§§§§_eg1§§_iphedepp including Suits, Ulsters, Reefers for men and b

We have a *large stock, and as times are

_best this fall, _the clothinfr has ot to o W I

ing e cr ma e e an e 1 erent mek

sters including Shoieys at $6.25, cant be bon other place under $6 /5 We are the rice cutter deserve your trade, and if low prices w l catch _y

_rig~lit, we are going' to have it Pants that are P

Boys Suits, all kinds, all prices hom P00 up g

Our cloth sale is still on Kindlyremembcr

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thenia, Nerve Exhanstion and 1hi_>.t_ always 1

i-iredteelinf. seldom at ease cond1tion._ _and p yre 0

the .system restored to its normal condition ‘

Write for particulars

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B|0Ck» _ _ _ ` your friend bi st

Girl-:AT reduction in portraits and htwe muy sug-

;;;'g§;;°;;§;, ;;;;<;,,f§‘,;'_ °,;$f,;,,,1§,3g,‘;j New Cloth for Fall and Winter __________i:3.......:_._...:....

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224 Kem Street’ Ch"1°ttet°W°’_14d i We have opened a. fine line ot Nobby Cloths ir “°““°`“‘°‘f*"‘°:°'f*

1Ci _ _ _ _ , Ladies’ Loitllelh Chl!

_ Suitings. Overcoatings and _Trouserinv cinm ni-anim.

L“.S'r.f-On the 10th inst a ladv’s . _ - l Gay” |n5n¢,,,¢ ,u Silver ""“°”- Fi“°°’ Wm "° ""'“"’°" Call now and get first choice-a. full line of Gents’ Fur our Winches s

by leaving at H0rDSby’S B00k$I0re» ‘

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’ SHoP.EY’s Waterproof Ul-- ' Z

- elsewhere

sters are selling fast $6 70 M C

J”‘SP“"°” & C°""f‘ `" r sar-i:ori1a.1 .Artists G

THE c.uARo|AN of- _ puzzled

nut A zrlpe or nl: Pain 2.5¢.. all lrugghtnl - _ _ _ __

s ime your ristmas uying was one n come o ay on _,

until depleted stocks and crowded store makes choosing difficult. _,. We’re sure you’ll find a valuable “gift idea.” among this list, and for one hcre- ‘

Y" -_ there’s ten waiting for you at the store.

.Mug Sllkg, if _ $1.15.$1.a5.

Fine silk li-ned Mocha. $1.85

so D0 _von know there’s hardly a WOUJMI Fabric gloves are always worth con-

P.E. I. who wouldnt be delighted sidering too

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links u h - i ,O 5,, Blly FIIPS iGrey Oppossum $2 30 and 3 05 ' MED S N€Ckt 93

Shot Teffetas 78 cl = See the Cliildrenfs Fur Caps. J each or 2 for 2-50.

Black cashmere gloves at 12c. 17c,

,p 200. 22c, 2.5c, 28c.

Fine black cashmere, white points. 21c. Heavy black cashmere, plaid lined. 331:.

Fins black carhmere,-1 buttons, 38c

and 42c

Black knit Ringwood gloves, 16c,21c

25c and 280

“When in douhi”

Hmdsome patterns in Heavy ilftdies’ fine black Astrechan jack-

Bme ee » t lone-third ~ some of the

cioves _$55 50 and of-i0.00.i a Man

___ ‘;_ _ Ladies very choice blaclpcligse cor; 1 Flannelettg w L_ k

_"j~~. 6 9- W9~}'S “X” 1 Astrachan jackets, ine wit ~ | e / ‘ Peer e we OH these use qniirezi satin si;-1.50, $15.50. Mfap PBYS °uwh.t Sairts , i

\§, Xmas time This Extra special quality in coon jacket. Wrappers in ‘size__» I e

season we`re wellll fine quilted satin lining, $49.00. »- 34, 36, 38 and 40. /

prepared. Perririli VVe. don’t handle any poor jackets,but ' - - 'Ji' »~f» ‘ - -

uncqiJ21l1€d 270° S we _guarantee every jacket We sell to 'oe form our leading me best procurable at the price, and to

line.

1 give satisfactory wear for 1 year.

4buttoned Kids at ‘Oc $1_00_ $1.98, and $2 1?

9' ' ' Y ` line Mother

Zpush button~ heavy kid Slove for I V ~- Iii » ll k Co e ' collar wel' " ' me -

fan Wear’ $1.10 C‘yma`§“e`) ac D 3 X of _ Hubbard’ iiannelette wrappers

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PBrrin`s ‘il-Bretagne,” black and ,_ 1 fu-ge r-my gppncgum collar lined fitted waist l1n1ng,$l.i0, 11ow ¢l.l3. _ and hands - M ,S Hose sizes 36 to 44 me

colors, 7 stud lacing 1-50 A' ° ` 0 en pmer and better gre

knit ose c

kid L4? I @ 0 \ E ' & L E 0 D - Men S an Wool domestic thl made dee

r F“’° 3 P°"‘ 9”" '°““°`"‘s LSO ° . meiiinoinhaiiiliiavi-'O01 whiisinloleu soc $mmiveayr.$130. 1

cloves, gauntlett wrist. As- _ d_V-er-$156 V76 gave. 8° 9' y ’ ‘ niches been kin parm $1-10. _ VV U U e 'A' _

3Pl1Sh buttons, splendid q\1=‘~l1‘~§’ _ _ h Q0 l 39 to

‘Silk cnshmere,’ nnely finished 45c.

Finer grades, better wool, 34c,37c.39c. Colored gloves, knit wool. 16c to 4.5¢.

;Ele'ctric“Sea.l collar, sable fails,

1 Queen Ann -collar of oppossum with

:Very choice Electric seal collar $6.15 . g . Large black Astrackan collar. -

i A very choice lot of high class

Sable and Seal collars, $8.85,

. Buffs.

C t ornin ' , _ . ' .

'° ‘.':"“ °i»ef'5i5”?5°i°s °f =tl;ztess;.°:.le”.i:;§ izsie til ? 'mg is

"aiSi- ` 5 T 'th th re’s th ts len-7 - ' - - " ' °r a uar r "les “eSm“l1*°°- .didi)0ixi>Xi]iii<iu1ci(i1;illUeP°`;» a P \ isiiiiiliiifrsliiisiseaiiinciiiiiiiiao, 8.30.6 30 6005 *iz* We” made D°“S»_'°i°‘1“°

==' Pretty line at 55C li - 1 9 20. and 10.75. iheedi; dufeblft. sud Pretty; 10. Cents

Jackeis. .

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~- Black COMF Storm COHM1 314'” _ 1 ` 'A 2. _ ` ,f $1.40 row 93 cents

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1| satin $3.00 ind $4.60.

satin lining. I $4.60.

satin lining $5.30.

v . ,_ Nice darls flan-

nelette wr; ers

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“fe guarantee , ____-ii \ _ , . i1€l`]lliSe,;.§1;_2r?éHOE\;_l¢_S?;;C every pair of kid, Storm Collars. 1...# ‘° cloves we sell. l ,x _ 0 'ig/~’ ` H2m1ele_tte WMP'

° Chi1d’s white fur collar _bl-9-1 _,f pers, nicely made,

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_ Splendid heavy cotton bodv, fine warn' a|°'.

linen bosom and bands eqnal

to most of the dollar shirts ycn’ll Fgll “Q”

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_ ' ' I naw “2100 linen” bosom and J!

\Z ,»-,_ _ ', bands, line cotton body $1 10

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| . Nice laundered shirt.open back and _

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ll Dark Hannelette wateau back; Etted” Men’s due kid gloves, i lining, braid trimming, $1.85, 1.90 1; A for wp

1 and 2.10, new $1.23,r.27, and i_.__-1_0. Mew very °l=°'¢° Handsomewrappers of line tlannelette, 6°°°° h”°d 2 bw'

. - 1 55. pretty patterns, velvet yoke, braid ‘Hua specml but moe

brine my Persian ismb as eofi ifimming. fibied Waist _1i“i'18» 2-4°» gms.. ii.. U.,

new s1.6o. _ M ,

trimmed with Thibet $7.75. Fine medium light ilannelette, velvet 3" 5

trimminv,fitted1ining,‘.l 85 now $1.90 “B1’80ll‘g UP” 13 Ch

° and turn down 4 ply ¢0ll8l`S 29° few ideas io prove it

$1099’ $13.70' $16.00' $2090. cent Table oft’ ` Culfim iilzigilii and link same ;‘lft(i)d-IEC genie slilspmdegrd st

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Fancy condsn _ 1 29° Pei' 95"' med liatbertigl

Winner Coney - see and ess. A his re-use Of Glassware. Brees- All "’° l“‘;°"_‘hf§;; 1;01f;';”“ simon sg-3 brace mo Chinchilla Ruff $1.05 ware, Photo Frames, Glove and P Pnrglniiiyculm to match 25° &30c 4oc nec.

_i II!li\ali0l1 321510 1-55\ Handkerchief Boxes and “such.” 25 - lam an l ’ 9 U

| Black Thibet 1.65 I cents each 7 i Me S n

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We honestly

think nobody in P. E. Island, ever has sold, so good un- lanrdered shirts for the price as these. We don’t think anybody else ever will either.

Fine Well made shirt, cotton bodyw pure linen bosom

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sell, not to keep them If you want lin prices b us. Men’sSi_1its,extra heavy $5 00 all w ol Ulster

N.>ih°_ bn .1 W 1. .11 dn” .

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rent George

_, , 1'. ` iii., Onrspecial"$1 00 laundered shirt

, ‘. line llnen .ioson and line cot § _ ; l '» we may si oo Q,

C ‘, ’, _ ` ` ' "_ =Finergradesopen back and open

‘°' 'It' t' Ch' b ` d . B t t -d . D t leave it / - ,___;,, j from $125,135,150 MW# l1°"y°\lW°°l

' / ~ ' lerwcinl values

Linen cgnafs Men’_;0lir&yv7lr:nod kid AND SOME OTHERS Men’s fine fleece Ili

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‘lew tour in . 206 gt

18, and 0 I

bows at 14c and 20 , ` Handsome new four-in baud. B110'

and bow shapes c Speclai I b _ar

Better ones too E me narrow I bee that lovelv line of Ties one in a warm. WOIU1 $2 255° * Ties are charm suit

p_pUz_{ , bexes a1‘€ PIG Y 503, 75C 'md 950 V_ery chmcg plain k

(lhoice finely made.D