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The past year 710?‘ been the most successful in our business e.vperien('e and whilst tlzankri n g our patrons we assure them that not}?- ing will be left undone in 18.92 to make

our Specialty Departments

more complete and attrac- tive than ever before. Ve-2 3; low prices are now offered in several depart-nzenls to ensure a complete clear-

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Nearly Fifteen Thousand in use, and good accounts g ven of them. Catalogues mailed fre° on application.

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Trusses

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Covered, Rubber‘ and Single and ljouble. ' '

‘ B have imported a large and varied supply of TRUSSES, and have fitted up a private Room over the APOTHECARII-ZS’ HALL where every convenience will be atltrled for djustmcrw We invite inspection. . ir- Alx’). on hand, Abdiminal Supporters and Belts; Shoulder Hosiery, Bandages, Vtlrutches, 5%. Sold and adjusted by

GEORGE E. HUGHES.

Apothecarier Hall, Co., Charlottetown, P E, Island.g NOTE.-—\Ne will forward to any Address, Free, on application, Famphlgts comainin valuable information in reference to the above Articles. Send for one at once to

GEORGE E. HUGHES. Ch’town P. E. lsla nd. .~

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‘ le-(‘lions from "St. Paul” The Creation”

Tenders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Alox. Strung A Chance . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .E. W. T0110’ For Barbadoes. . . .D. Ftuquherson & riot; God‘ Bros. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vl

Local and Other Netti:

llleaned by the Guardian Reporters

HONQS. F. Pcrryis in town. lion. J. W. Richards is in the city.

SEE the Bargain Table at ‘E. W. Taylor's.

S. E. GALLAN1‘, Esq, of Richmond. is in the city.

Tm: Horrible: complain of lack of funds to carry out tht-ir programme. Iv3vr:m'nonv’s PILLS are prepared only hy A. S. .loh.ison. but all ilrulzglslfi “W” thenn V

To Nxom.~—lu basement of church-— tho Annual Sunday School of Fllfil lllethodist church. ’ Baird's Balsam of llorcbound for Croup and Whooping Cough

Srxu. THEY co.\m.——Mcssra. Weeks & Beer have favored us with a pretty calendar.

RUBBBRS, Over-shoes, Skating Boots and Felt Boots. best and cheapest, at Goff Bros. (1335

TRY Quirk‘; Steamed bread guaranteed full weight, made every day at Quirk’s Steam Bakery.--d22 6i.

BEER & Got-1' roast and grind all their Coffee on the premisesso that you can always depend on getting it fresh and pure from them. dec29 3i

SUBSCRIBE]-ts to the Moitznxo GFARDIAN will kindly call at our office and pay their subscriptions.

Bsuxos of Ovetcoata and Reefers for

Men and Boys-—awful cheap-at Prowso. Bi-os—-the wonderful cheap men.-—3i

Must be sold——all kinds of Fur Goods- If you want a Fur Cap don’: pass the wonderful cheip men Prowse Bros.

Buy your Coffee for Newffifc Day at

roasted and ground. -i “ dec29 3i

To-NIcar.—Nurse1'3Dfill-—Threo Part Songs—Kinder'ga;§¢n‘ &c. A man attxnctivpfpirvsgun; Don't music.‘

Tag Moaxmc Guumnn‘ will he sent." to all new sulnériben from this date to December 31,3392, for paid in ad- vance.-ilf" 3,}

A Smart fieady Boy who is willing to make himsdf generally useful can find permanent employment at this ofice. Apply at client . ‘

When out chi) lug ._ will pa you to remember’ tliiit A. S» Johnson lceepaonly the best qualiti in '_ , emences, cream of t 1-tar, etc.. which he sells at right prices. V ,.

Use Dr. Kendrick’: White Linimeut for Lame.-n_eas,‘ Pains and Cramps.

L. O. A.-Boyne Lodge No. 614, regular meeting tonight. at 8 p. m. Busimss of importance. Afull attend- iv.-— requested. Visitors always welcome. Quirk’: Steam Bakery and . E A "i s and New

Your Gallo, ' _ ‘\:;Lc. Alljfn-ah ov . y at Quirlr’a Steam‘ Bakery, P .~‘troet.’—d 22 6i .

. Q:o1wir’a)Xnras Caxn.—500 Ilia. in ten different kinda, consisting of dark fruit, light fruit. Victoria fruit aud__white fglig cake. Plain whitc~“cpoogc~' silver,

«in * angel cake on‘ hand rind made to order at Quirk’:-Steam Bakery.--dcc22 6i

Mn. J. W Kr:xxvnov,' Postmaster at Soutbport. leave: this morning for Win- cosin hwing been summoned by tele- gvam. his brother Alexander, formerly of :h's Inland having died there on Saturday. The remains will be brought. home. q _i ‘

Tax Mont:-oil=Ho§.;,which has been i l financial dificulnh" time past, has ceased publication after being in ex- istence eighty-four yearn. Robert Mc- Connell, editor, formerly of Halifax. will return to this city to engage in journal- istic work, presumably on the Chronicle. —Hlfx Herald.

GREA'Lpl'Iiae is due the choir of the First Methodist church for their excellent rendering «f Piele’s grand “ Te Deum’’ on last Sunday evening. It is not often we have an opportunity of having such beautiful soul-inspiring singing. ln ad- dition to the "Te Dc-um" Gilbert’: new anthem“Ar‘se shine for thy light is come” and Ha*to:.’.~4 “All the ends of the world have seen the salvat ion of our God " were most creditahly performed and greatly on- joyed by the large congregation . We wouldlikc tosugg st that ‘olr Earle through the coming winter give a series of organ recitals and that the choir assist with se-

_'fil'he Messiah” and other sim Iar works. It fijould be greatly appreciated and liberally patrrnizgd by every lover 0' good music

in our city.

THE Mission Band in connection with St. Peter-’a‘road congregation gave a most interesting entertainment last Wednesday evéning in the presence of It good an- dience. The exercises consisted of mis sionary hymns, a Bible lesson on mis- sions and an examination of the members of the Band in the history of mission work in the New Hebrides. The boys and girls acquitted themselves admirably, showing a most intimate acquaintance with the history-‘ of that blood-stained mission field in the work of which Prince Edward Island has taken so prominent a part. Through the kindness of Mrs. Cu-1-others of Charlottetown some inter-” vsting curios from the New Hebrides we-re exhibited. Much of the suocer of the Band is due to the ellicient and talented President—Misa McEauhorn— who has been most untiring -in her efforts to advance this good work. The musical part of the entertainment,’ which was greatly enjoyed by all. was under the management of Mr. John F. Ferguson. Miss Libbie Stewart presiding at the iuntrumcnt.

Beer & Gt-ifs, where you willgct it fr-‘cab —

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TRADE AND SHIPPING’

The Markets.-Exports of Produce.-— Shipping Notes and Reports.

Charlottetown Shipping.

Dec. 28.--The s.s. Noahumberlsni for Pictou—-5 carcasses pork Inllfslifll pork, 90 pails lard, 4 brla oysters. 4 brl‘ meat, 1 brl smelts, 3 boxes do, 7 botel cal: and sundries.

Notes and News.

Anvxcas by telegraph have lately been received from Great Britain-‘by some pro- duce exporters here to the effect that cats have depreciated valucifrumh 215- '40 19s. per qt-—30tlbs. This represents 8 diflbrenre of 5 or 6 cent: ‘Gm the bushel, which -f course tells up Im- mensely on at ltrgo quautry of cats. _ We are pleased to learn that the m>|J_'|‘|l] of 5hi,,p,,;-3 in this city at least will nut. sufil-.r greatly, as their -orgies were Iold in most cases before the drop came. The d».crc»s- in price is probably due to an overloaded market. Possibly oats may go up rig in when the supply has been re- duced.

Ar at New York Doc 24, brigt Weat- away, Waataway, Santa‘ Cruz.

Real Igtate ‘lg-asnfors week ending D . 21, en’: 0. -- '

ildams Tlhlns. H to David M Reel 31,

t. ' Ch't . " WC}:-axblb Ed3:.mt.o J on Crabb 81260 100 ac. on Lot 22.

Goss Henry to Wm Goss $1§80- 01! Lot 21. ‘ — _

Irving Alex.»to Patlr Mot-may 3500 50 ac. on Lot. 50. '

McDonald Donl. to A A McDonald at

l, T ustees. 855, p ty in Ch'I_:own. ' _ 3 MriLeodAlex u.li..zk M«»rmey3535 9.0 ac. on Lot 50. .

McLeod Alex. to Alex McLeod J!‘- 8650 Mac. on Lot CO.

McMillian Ewen and Angus Df':L80d to John McKinnon $320 107 no. on Lot 58. — ‘ Morrisey Patlr. to Alex McLeod Jr.

6535 1 no. on Lot. 50. Prov ovt. to John Kelly 3175 100 cc. on Lot 36. S

Robertson Thus. to Alex McKiunon 83000 200 ac. on Lot 67. --

Smith John to‘Donald Lane 81000 -37 so. on Lot65. “A

Mortgages tothc amount of were made in Queen’: County. during above iweelt. Releases of mortgages valued at 84571, weregalso made. Bills of sale for Fit In Stocli, furniture etc, to the amount of 83231 worn also made out.

Prince and King’: Countia transactions will appear to-morrow and next day.

THE NEW ‘OFFICERS .FOR 1392

St. John‘: dav which was Sunday was celebratod by the lodges last evening, and upwards of fifty us including mem- bers and --flicera of the city lodges were in attendance at a dinner given at the hotel Davies last night, in honor ‘of the day.

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John's L dge o. ' , C W 11-11 W Anderson. S W——Wm T Hu . J W—Auguatus wu. Treas—'A N La 0. ' Sec’y—John J eldon. Chap—Dr Thomas J ‘Looming. S D—Henvy J Worth. Q ‘ I D—-Char-loo Webctéi. Murshall—Simon W Crabbe. S S-—JohnYe'o. E '3‘

J S John AMcLai-ep. J G—-John”McNt-ill. ‘ " Tylcr—John Hobbs.

Victoria Lodge No. 2, A. I": & A. M. installed their oificors for the «onauing year as follows : D

W, M-— A S Urquhart.

8:,W—C H Dingwell.

J ,,W;~_—W W Stanley.

Tron!-—P G M, J W Morrison. Sec’y—J R Davison. Chap--Rev Jan Curruthers.

Sr Deacon—J T Peardon. ’ Jr Deacon—J- D Taylor.

Sr Steward—-Fredk. Beers-

Ir Steward ’ I Guard—E R Brow; Tylcr—-John Hobbs. Oruanist———L B lllillgr. Trusteo—R McMillan. Marsha‘-—Sydney Grey.

I.vsr.u.LA'rtoN tool: pl.-ce at Prince Ed- ward L»-dge, Stanley Bridge, Monday evening. After the“, ceremony a public entertainment was held in the hall. and afterwards the D;-ethren adjourned to the residence of Arthur McEwen, Em, where a sumptuous cdlation was aeived. This took partly. the form of afar-ewoll supper in honor of Bro. George R. Garret, who is about removing to Char- lottetown. ' r

The following are the ofliccrs of Prince Elward Lodge for the ensuing year: Dr Bradshaw‘-.—W M.

B w Kelly-S w.~

H'B McKay-J Vl.

A J MeLeod—Tr-ensure:-.

Dr McNeill—S,oqr-etnry.

3 young men who tahopart In tho?

‘ moat go by the board this?-ycir. The

. drive from far and near to witneis the

SUMMEBSIDE NEWS.

A Racy Bullset or Western Items. .1 ll

‘ Branch. Oficc. Central St.

Show from a north westerly dirccti. it fell in at moderate way yesterday-— not sufficient for the runners.

Tan Xmas greening iu the St. Mary's Episcopal church as usual was artistically arranged and looked beautiful. A num- ber of appropriate rnottoca were arranged on tllgo walls showing master hands at this war .

Tn: Methodist church was very prcttily decorated with spruce, groaning, for-no. flowers and mottues for Chriztmrss. Miss Helen Massey is desarv ng of great credit for establishing a procedoht of an old-time Xmas cheer in that church.

Paor. Cvsamc r ceived — the now: you- terday of his name having been 8Dl'0llrd on the U. S. pension list and tho money is now awaiting his command. The gen- ial professor will not loco much time in forwarding his order for the long expected “|heltels." ' .-

A man took pla~~o in a house belpngin to Hou. B. Rogers Albcrtun last woe which was situated ‘not: in the roar of his new store. Conui arable damage was done to the wood work in the room used as a parlor. Mr. Alex. Urquhart went up Saturday in the interest of .a'u insur- ance company to consider amount of damage. '

accompanied b Mr. James Gran; crossingon the rceafow da

farm‘ of Allen McInnis,tho icy founditiqn

ten feet of water. Mr. Grant being a

werful man succeeded in rescuing him rom a watery grave. The cries for help were heard by the neighbors but" before the latter came Mr. Grant at the immi- his drowning friend. 2 ,

Mu. lsuc Linus has been carrying on an extensive business in packing eels at

the oycterxfishing establishment of Mr John Qtaiva ,' who last year shipped over 1000 bbls o oysters. Mr. Lewis has done a thriving trade, having already put up two tons of eels. A few nights ago, fire or steam was observed rising from the roof of the building. Mr. Martin Mc- Donald fortunately ‘noticod ‘ the stran _a appearance of the atm lghorciovcr the building, and gave the ‘a firm. Happily

troui lo which might have led tau big wnfllgrfllion. _ “$3.3 ‘ = Tan old Mothpdiet church at Bideford. hnllowe1t,l}iclrin_.cmoriea’of the paanwhere mauyc ergymon from -distant fields have ln eloquent terms that sincere and devoted co gation, wasbought a fun days ago by 1'. Anthony 'McCgull, a merchant at Elleralio station for the sum of thirty three dollars. The building is rriwgbeing utiu a gaceful position in Mr, Edw ' England's field, with a view of hauling fhe ctructurcaa m on an the ice on Bidcford river is suficiently firm to admit of its removal to Ell-folio station. We Vhndelitaud that Mr. McC»,mll intends using this lino old ‘building for a ware- house. The n 2 story will be fitted up for a public Succeai to Mr. Mc- C-ull’a ontarpriao. , ‘ . ' Till “R39 is when tho

I olymor- pbian parade on New Year's day. should be looking out for old ' , find hulping each other in suggesting ' can to make the roceasion as “ orriblo’ as possible. It is greatly to be op:-d the boys will not‘ let this innocent and pleasguo gumuge-

country -mple now look upon thit show as a set fact, _aud.ruahc it a point to

funniest old—fachioncd vehicles procurablc and the oddest make-u imaginable. This New Year night has on our streets the first of January for a number of y cars, and we trust the boys will pull themselves together and got a “ move on” for Fri- day. ' _ , n ‘ l " V ' ' E ~ King of -Mediclnes Scr-ofulo1rs<Humor—-A Quito . “ Almost Hlracrrlouc,” "When Iwasuyoarsofagelhadaaevere attack of rheumatism, and after I recovered _-Md to E0 on tgrntches. ‘A year later, scrofula, ln the form of white swenings, gppegred on various parts of my body. and for 11 years I was an invalid, being counted to my bed 6 Years. In that time ten of: eleven sores ap- ‘ P98?“ I94 broke. causlnsine great pain and suffering. I feared I’ never should get" well. “Earlyin1886 Iwonttochlcago so yum, ‘W31’: but ‘'33 0933064 to my bed most of the dune Iwas there. In July! read book, ‘A D8! with a Circus.’ in which were 5 tements or cures by Hoodfs sarsapar-Illa. I was so im. pressed with the success of fills medlclng that decided to try it. To my gloat gratification thcccrcs soon decreased I hogantofeei hetter,a.nd in a short timc_.I was up and out of doors. I continued to take Hand’; 39. sapartna tor about a year, when, having used six bottles, I had become so fully released from the disease that I went to work for the Flint & Walling Mfg. Co., and since then . navn NOT post A srxctlrc nav ’ on account of sickness. I believe the disease is cxpelled from my system. I always feel well, amin-good spirits and have a. good appetjte_ ‘I am now 27 years of age and em mm; as

William lhnm —-Chaplain. ‘ l N Nicholson --gD. J i A l J S McKay-—-J 1)..

J A McMman—B’s. Daniel Sutherland-—J S. Arthur McEwon—Tyler.

MOUNT ZI"N LODGE. Keusington, will install its office-:3 on‘.'I'hursdny evening as f-nll.)W82

W M——R S’Douglaas‘.

S W—-M McLeod.

I ‘V-—\V P Wo¢)d3id3_

Tr»-asurer-——H A L»-slie. “ Secretary-—W H H-lpgood, Chaplain:-Rev J F Lloyd.

3 13-13 P. McNutt.

l D--Genrrte Bolbroolt.

S S—-J R Elliot.

Doc. 28.-—Dr Honeywell & wife, Hun- tor River; 8 F Poul, Tignilhs Goo M

gglondid (till?-0 on the ground floor, situat.

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pull of , than could

wellasany oue,exceptthatou ‘ 11 shorter: the other, owltlfie lbuadlfl bone. sores formerly on my right -19,, ‘r° ‘"7 51°34‘ mi ’ booms almost miraculous, and I .- .

8°5|_w¢'>uv;>d'st. hparilla druggla . - trio; ' ' lwcmnoona ‘

"100 Dosop One Dpllar V Notices. V As? one who would like to. secure a

in the centre of the city and containing

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'_esRouIrMt Stews:-t;D%3‘8an. dn;I‘l y g “ n°t""‘h't‘”‘lm.3 it ° - ’ "l " .7‘.““'- ‘

i , ‘mm Dmmw A F Lflkin Tignish; unfavorable roads andwoather. _A non. digvattvoo _ in a lit;_altlry,.»-,§‘ mun ‘ Miss E Iinun dc;-"M Anders-iii Belfast: '’°'- ''°“' S“‘3""“‘““"° ‘“°"“°""'°"‘l"'8 “"“" *‘“' °'‘.‘'°.'‘.-‘'“°''' 7*’ "190? ‘ A " $290OO9OOO Mrs D A‘. titueilmd Cliftori- Aleciii “Hal M°K"l"°- E“l- 1.5”‘ G""%‘ “"‘°'-‘ 3°‘ ""“° 9‘ 9‘‘'’‘‘' °“ '?“‘°- 303° 9'5?! A

_ guumymiri uh, W 8_;t,mhnd,»cmwm gin vyo omndfuantorg,-.DarrncE..-or Kon- dz:-t Qmrksstwn Bdmry.-11226:

N F Fr-aaer,‘S’,si'l!c; E Gordon, 8’side; s 3 ‘l ‘"7 = 4 Goosxnav and"Plu'm precorvo ,u'.,u.,

C Thompson, Halifax. , .TlIe.$ntlI‘l_II'er|ido‘b11:fiu-an’ um; 8v:-up and Maple rings: at #511.

30.1.“ D.wu,_ oficaru to-night. C 3:. ‘ ~:<‘.’. Marker. House. -Houaolreeperacgn 3

o - cheaper from us now- put up the article » them’.

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Winn: Mr. John Williimi of ‘Lot’ 12, . was , r 0 ago from the

ahorg near Mr. Alex. Mchadycula to tho, J" gave way and Mr. Williams got a dip in _

nent peril of hisown life had rescued -

Bideford. His operations were done in ‘

no serious damage was done, ' It roemsa defective stove was the cause of tho!"

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