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I`-_-1'6": P:-.irzs Ii; the Head and si ;i':'e~~i ivzzs .»_l;;i'.st distrzctcil. Stir was tix-_rrieii Your dif.’;~rent doctors, c-no of vfnoii init- ti speclilisi. all srii-ii r,‘_i.j.i:.~..;.1ii-.iitio a1:_=:f.Lii;‘.;; for ‘_‘er,astl_c tiiir:.is “.5-_.1 '_,r.‘;i-c tco far. llc? nose would sucil i\`~o-.iz every three days until hc: 35-.33 would almost be closed. Then it would brent: through and the svvf~Z1l:ig would subside fore day or tivo. .~'ri.~c:;t Christmas she comme-riccd taking Hoods Sarsapzirilla. and since that time has steadily improved. She has not beer. troubled with any swelling since, and thc note on the sideof the nose has all healed She is on the road to a complete cure. l cannot speak too highly of Hood`s Sarsa- parilla, and l cheerfully recommend it tc my person who is sudering with catarrh." W. H. I-`:‘r..s:r:R. N. B. If you decide to take Hood’s Sar- laparilla, do not be induced to buy any substitute. Ee sure to get Hood’s.

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M28 page Do ' ' Dr ' lt Parr h_ment Ptiruplriioilor ltigilig Book’ beet F- J.*.Hornsby’s Book Store. A nice Recitation Book for Church or

Parlor for loc at F. J. I-lornsby’s Book Store. A bunch of pretty Crape Paper fm- Ching- mas Decoration for 20c at F._J. I-lornsby’s Book Store. A Xmas Present for 5c to -312,50 at F. _J. I-lornsby’s Book Store. Apictu re Framed from l5c to $8.00 at F. J- Hornsbys Book Store. A uicelv bound Prayer Book 'for l0c to $4.50 at F- J. Hornsby’s Book Store. A Smoker’s Set for to 36,00 gt; F. J. Hornsby’s Book Store. A Celluloid Dressing Case. A Xmas

Present for Ladies for 32.00 to $9.50 at F- _J- I-lorn_sby’s Book Store. Arti.sts’_and Painters’ Supplies on hand

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'We are now ready to take your order for Christmas Cake. All sizes and Weight from 2 to 10 lbs each, nothing but the best material used and baked just right. From ld to '20c per lb.

Telephone 98.

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Shredded Wheat Biscuits...

We have just received a fresh lot of Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuits direct from the fac- torv. Those Biscuits are re- commended by medical men as being one at the most perfect

tcuds made. and are ?P@°ia1’Y recommended to invalids and

others sullcring from weak stomachs, DySP€PSi“i etc- Directions on every package, showing how to pr€PM‘€ lihem

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for the tabs' world was brought before those present. buv only 1- AIC Lightf' V

F ;'l`ne audience sang hearuly from mis- _ t¢

& _ _ i-ifmarr hymvsud i>f=_y°f We °“°'°" The Inlperial O11 C0., I-

rin behalf of missions in which those _ '

(,~,B0CERS_ -,' present joined. __ , .

The latest tlsws ct the tliiy and Province.

Gathered By Guardian Reporters and Cnr- resprihdents Everywhere.

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itll-s Biiiii leaves this morning vis

Picton for llulifax.

Hriv. MR. \\`iii'ri-`.si.iF, who has occu-

pied the pulpit of Zion church during the past foxy Sundays, left yesterday morning for St. John.

Tiialirtle 18 months old son of .\lr.

Ira Purdy, of tlii-i city, fell on the stove yesterday morning and sustained scvero burns on the chest, throat and one hand. The little sufferer is doing well.

Stiiiimrr-3 Corizr.--The afljoiirned

sitting of the Miciiaelinas Term of the Supreme Court will be held to-dav, :rt ll o`clock, when an important judg- ment will be delivered regarding the descent of real property in thislslard arising out of a special case submitted tothe Court- Philip vs. Gillis.

A mist: treat is in store for those who

attend Mr. T. C. James lecture in St. James hall this evening. As a student of history Mr. James has few equals. He will deal principally with the reign of Queen 1-I‘izabeth,Englaud`s navy dur- ing her reign and Great Britaiii`- navy during the reign of Her Maj sty Queen Victoria. The Spanish Armada andthe I-lddyrtone lighthouse will also be dwelt upon. The lecture will be beautifully illustrated with stereopticon views.

Tm-3 Dreyfus case formed the subject

of an interesting discussion in the schoolroom of_ the First Methodist church last evening. Mr. Full presided. Mr. H. R. Boswell read a highly inter- esting and informing paper on the sub- ject. _after which Messrs. McCready, Newsom, Doull and others spoke. There was a very close attention given to all the speakers. The prevalent impres- sion seemed to be that Dreyfus is prob- ably innocent and in any case was not accorded a fair trial.

Ar the regular meeting of the School

Board held last evening, the teachers’ reports showed the enrollment for the past month to be 1,400. namely : Prince St. school, 586; Queen’s Square school, 346; \Vest Kent, 468. The percentage of attendance made during the month was 89. The number of cases of tardiness reported was 326; number of truants, 9; number of visits made by teachers to the parents, 183; number of_cases rf corporal punishment. 95; number who fell below average in grading, 111. The department having the highest atendance in Prince St. school was Miss McKiunon`s-94; Queen Square. Miss Halloraus, 93; West Kent, Mr. Millers. 94. Miss llcliinnon, Miss Gregor and Miss Snad- doii iii Prince S; school, did not_;riave one ca-be of tardiiicss; neither did Miss Ashley in West Kent school. The few- est cases of tardiness in Queens Square school was in Miss Feriueseys and Miss lialloraus departments, 13 each. A petition was received from about tifty par-nts asking that the Christmas holidays be ex- tended. It was ordered that the schools close for Christmas holidays on Friday, the 23rd irist., and reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 3rd. Meeting adjourned.

most glorious examples of faithful

cesiume. In the evening a very large

LOCAL BRIEFS

_ Hr-ini: the mandolin. lnnjo and piano -el ~ t th lil' I ~ d

Miss Carroll at the sci' :tl to he held in St. Josephs Convent tl is evening.

Rough Riders" or ~l$lock`l~`:iced Ad-'." have obtained the litritcd number of the niiiiifs of the leadiriu' merchants and

lustre gimiirl costumes-all bong drc;-sed the some cxccnt the cap’iiin. The riders will hold their mcctirirf on Fridiiv

mer-t will be niadc known to the riders at the meeting which will “tickl-~" them. The muna_crs wish to thank the merchants in the pains they have tziken to make ,it ri success, which it will be. The best of horses will be provided for thr- riders. Watch for the list of the merchants and who deserve the pub-'ics attention and patronage. Progroiiime la‘cr.-Com.

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SAD DEATH OF A CHILD.

Pell into Boiling Water While at

Play-

THE community will rn-'iurn with Mr; and Mrs. John A. Gordon, Brurlenell,inl the loss of their three year old son, Wal'er.under extremely' painful circum- stances. The little fellow while playing in the house On Thursday morning, ac- cidentally fell from a chair into a pot of l boiling water which had been left on the floor and was so severely scalded that he lived but`.ill Saturday morning,” when death relieved him of his suffer- ing. The funeral which took place Sunday was largely attended. THE GUARDIAN extends its sympathy to they bereaved parents. .l

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Toothbrushes

Hair Brushes

Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes Nail Brushes

lothes Brushes.

If you want any of the above we think we can please you both as to

quality and price. ,

Anyway give us a. chance

to prove it.

We sell Brushes that we are prepared to guarantee in every respect. If they are not just what we say _

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evening next. A particular announce- '

evening, notwithstanding the weather. wasadccided success. Precisely at

5 “tio” 5' ` 0 “S " A “Why "'“ 830 the visitors entered the room and

received an old time welcome with all

bers of both divisions. licpifscnta- tions were also present from other iUivi~ions. Fruits and confectionery

linsircss men fr.-r reidreseiitstioii on W_er_e_S"rl'9dl’l'm@ ladies Of ViCl0Tl3l _\'ewYe:ir`s lluy. All the riders will -DWl5’°U~ ‘r \

T Noizrrrrtiis New Losi>n_\' Norris.- The roads in this section are in a very unfavorable condition, much to the in- convenience of the farmers as they cau- not dispose of their produce.--Our ,genial merchant and wholesale dealer, It-1r.A. B. Simpson, is carrying on a very extensive business, having loaded three vessels for the British market. --Mr. Benj. Pillman has just com- pleted his large and cornmodious dwel- ling house, which is a model of pleas- ing and artistic design. Much credit is due to the contractor. Mr. Benj. Carr. -Mr. James Johnstone of this place is cirrying on a. very successful business in buying up turkeys, he has purchased Mr. Joseph Dunn’s beautiful flock of bronze turkeys for which he has paid a very fair price.--Card parties are the order of the night and the youth of our v.cinity find them very entertaining as they help ro while away the long winter nights and their spare cash. Despite the mud and slush the sellers of small wares have assiduously pursued their occupation with such zeal that wou d have ' inspired the heart of a. Jabe Slocum.-The schr. Onward, owned by James Orr. Esq., has been placed in her winter quarters, where she will, during the coming Win- ter, undergo extensive repairs.-Our school is progressing favorably under the ' eflicient. management oi Miss E. Laird, niece of Hon. D. Laird.-Miss 1 Ella Craig, of this place. has opened a class of elocution which will be very helpful to the youth of our vicinity. Miss Craig is a graduate of Mount Alli- son University.-Ossi-:R'1'r-:R.

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1'1‘ is a significient fact that some of

the most prominent. doctors in Char- lottetown have bought celery from us by the barrel, said it is also worthy of note that doctors as a rule are long lived people. Why is it that doctors can visit patients with various contagious diseases, with impunity? They certainly must have some powerful disinfectant that is not known to the general public. We do not claim that celery is a disin- fectant, but we do claim that it will ward off disease, in as much as its use ‘tends to purify the blood, sarengthen fand build up the whole system; and it is a. notable fact that a. healthy person is less liable ‘to contract disease. Ono word more, we make a speclaltyxof _celery culture, we have the cc'erv and lwanr to sell it, and we, are selling it,

-they are_we pay for it- Secures a supply for xmas now,or better

still, order a winter stock, a plan. of keeping it given with each; order our price is $2.00 per bbl. call on us at the market or if not convr-nient to call, ad- dress ozders to J. J. Gay and Son, nursery gardens Chzirlottetown Phone 180. tues. & fri. Qwkf.

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number were present. After speaking Price _ . on the = irit of missions and empuasiz- Herc’s the line that will crowd our store next week.

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ing the responsibility of those who have S111; and W001 handggmg Wgaves,

-the light to let it shine, Miss Bird ' - - -lk ' , ' .went on to tell of ber own special work Plalds with S1 Stmpe’ Plains’

, in Persia. to which the audiencelistened Scrgt-BS, Fancy Blacks, etc. , - . ’

' ‘ ation for nearl an hou ’ Il

with Iwi me __ 5 Y- You ll see them worth up to 900 a. yard, our o e A G L

when the magic. lantern was brou ht pnce_ iiiiiriliigiiisiigavilsie rife %We are run ning this store on the line of popularity Burn it in 9. Ia.mp_ alongside of any oil you can obtaf of mis=ions in different pans of the 1 Be unprejudiced in 'yourjudgment and you will surei

witness to Christ in spite of sevarest. _ - - - - s it Pmecutions_ In connection with this' Pains, F ancies, Silk Mixtures,” You ll find

many touching incidents were given. I‘€gl1l3.l‘ 40-CGIIT. gOO(lS 3.1'I10_Il,9_' l3l]6_Il1. _ The speaker was dressed in Persian *All W0Ol, all C0lf)I‘S, With 38 LO 39 1I1Cl1 S, 0116 I ~ _

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‘the lionprs of the Order. The evening , _ ,

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WTS of ,he ,_Ch,u.,,,,96t0w.u CHO" citations and short arldressrsfrom mem-f '__.

_’l`irRi-:iz arrests were mad-i for drunk- Fir.-.rr~1i:N.xi..-The fraternal visit Qi’ enness yes‘erday. `Oricnt Division to Victoria. Division last' ,

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at 9 o’cIock

This morning the fun commences. Handkerchiefs of every kind had sort in

baskets, in festoons, in drifts, Counters

loaded with them.

Here’s the prices that will miike them fly.

|¢` .' Colored edge, small size,

for the little ones, half dozen to each customer,

|c each

QQ Assortment of plain white

and colored border hand- kerchiefs at-, 23 each

3g Plain white, colored bor-

der and hemstitched hand- kerchiefs, - 39 each

4g A large lot of good size

colored border handker- chiefs at 4g each

5g An assorted lot, plain

white hemstitched and col- ored border handker- chiefs 5C each

Sc Boys’ hemstitched hand-

kerchiefs, very good value indeed at 6g each

8|; Gentlemen’s fine Irish Lawn _ handkercliiefs size _2 2-22

fine Cord edge, snap at

86 each

A pretty assorment

, hemstiched lawn hand-

kerchiefs. Some plain

_ white others with Em-

\ broidered corner. ,

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Slloolal

This is one of the

“star” values, a. lovely line of delicetely fine Irish lawn handkerchiefs Pretty Embroidered worth from

15c to 20c 1 fg Q.”

i141; Men’s fine lawn hem- stitched handkerchief with r neatly worked inital in X corner. 14g Q30* r two for 25

03 An assorted lot of ` very fine Irish lawn r handkerchiefs for ladies,

Embroidered. very pretty,

some finished with drawn

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display-some fine, jplain, hemstitched linen, others elegantly embroidered, some with dainty drawn, work others

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and select your presents now, and we will put them away carefully and send home who

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enceo women in . u s sc oo-

room yesterday afternoon. Her subject " 3

was on Persia, showing the dreadful _

cruelties to which the people-are sub- y 0 .

jecuwithout any redress. There is no`

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J“St’C" 1” "“”‘° “°““F’Y, 1 ad tho” th” It ls not too euiny to tliiuk of presents. hold office, both religious and secular _ _ @ 1 accept bribes. over .and over again at prices that will sweep them oi? our counters. @ IIGW 1118 0

the murderer rsknown to go free for Plald, Pl&lI1 arlld F1guF€d GOOdS, lDCl1€S l @ §§fbiii’§§i°“l. b"§.“..mfh°cc‘li§i§Z. “ZZ Wide at the 0118 Drive, 2 IS ‘he fines” We have eve’ Sh°W“ Ct"

par.. of di-ara, but there ime_been Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, heavy and Warm, I

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