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Hood 's .iarsaparilla Baswon sncceesfsz-beyond thoetfect of advertising only. V

The secret of its wonderful popular-

ity is explained by its unapproachablel

Jferit. _ Based upon a prescription which cured people considered incurable,

Hood '.1 .Iarsapardla Unites the best-known vegetable rom- edies, by such a combination, propor- tion and process as to have curative power peculiar to itself.

Its cures of scrofult, P905’

asia, and every kind of liiiiiibi, ss~well as esta-rh and rhenmatism- prove

’Hood’s .Sarsaparilla

the best blood (purifier. ever produced.

In mm or vlpsvsw. low of epro-

tiie and that tired reeling makolt the greatest stomach tonic and strength- restorer the world has ever known.

:Hood's .farsaparilla

medicine. Begin

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Give Cameronk Co., a call for harp ware. , 34

Big bargains among the big pile

of - Remnants at Weeks 8: Co. Remnants of prints, cottons, sheet- ings, ginghams, muslins, etc.. etc. There’s money in it for the thrify buyer. Weeks & Co., The Peo~ p1e’s Store~ 5 2i

See our show window for snaps ln mat- ted and mounted pictures.-Mitchell’s Bookstore. 2-5

Visit Prowse Bros. Remnant sale

this week for cotton. ilannelett'es,' ares goods, ginghams, cloths, fum and cloth jackets. One week onlythis greatremnant sale 1son

atProwse’s. _ 33i l

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4 THB ~G\ARD1AN§ CHARLO'l‘TBTOW~N, P'-RIN( R BDWARp.g3LA`1qp, Fgggglgyfs ,l9,`.’,'_f ,f i V' ' ~ ,_ ‘_`

ayls fo ` i "Q93, 'T Oaaittlug Sunda. s as` we have done n ‘

'°“ P " "' HIE Mliilli Glliilllli

Tololrlo, Feb. 4.-(Special)-Winds I

shiftlngtoweet:rly,ciesring.,

rntmsnav, mb. 5, mos. ~

TIE MAIL SERV|C£.

In may be of interest to note the speci- ilc facts with regard to our mail service to and from the mainland during so much of the present winter as has elapsed. Down

to llth December our mails were carried

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lhroughout, there have been since 11th , December down to date 23 days on which no :nails have been sent from the Island to the mainland, and 20 days on which no mails have been received from the main- land. V _ : The period covered from 11th December to February 5th is 56 days. Deducting

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ot only in the family circle where he a kind and indulgent husband and father, but in the Kirk of which he

Wll I lllGlli&I,f, wqyld U "°”- H0 ¢1\.lcyed ~the‘resp`ecti and con 5545004111! who him. and was re

Qwsnbsllysnu one ...ein

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Sued!!! we have,4_S days. ~ ,Wa wantour "l'_§preaeniatives, the Ottawa Hinistersss d the people of the other Provinces to know

a ~ resslarlr by the Stem Navisotiou Com- that in s period of 48 working days just

pauy’s boats.

From the 11th to the l9xh of December ,mm “mg fmm 1-,gm 1,1554 w gn mm. *lo mill °¢"i°° 'NS 8 tri-Weekly 011°. land and M days in which no malls were

Ebrougbt from the mainland to the Island. ‘dmv “amen umm’ TM mating this

carried ny the lllntc between Charlotte- town and Picton.

From the 20th December to the 25:11 in-

clusive we had daily mails both wsys byifpken to give this Island regular steam- J the Stanley and the Summer-_ide-Tormem IYND ¢°B°¢°¢l°l. Illil llld 161911195 tlne route. ~ service and having control of all these ser- | on iota December there was no mail vim. slvoss mail service -on sbouthali

either way. Then followed regular mails both ways np to and including 'ith Janu-

ary. On the Sth there _was no mail sent/WU UWOIIU-f0\\f. III4 °°l\l‘¢ll ll! W W!

out, on the 9th none received, on the 10th none outward and on the 12th, 13th and l4thnomails either way and none out- ward on the 15th.

The mails were on the failure oi the

‘Stanley transferred to the Picton-George

town route with the result of glving fairly regular mail service, but only on alternate days down to the close of the month.

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DYING BY snow nncninzs.

h t al f it et

théilgihxdg dl\c°o{Is1::vydclz:e‘em: ol)Catai-lb. It lirst attaokst e nose or throat, they the lungs and ilnally spreads all throu

lthc stem. Catsrrhozone isthe col:

remeg that will immediately prevent the spread of this awful- disease. Every breath from the Inhaler kills thousands of germs, clears the throai and nose, ex- peeforation and relieves the pain across the eyes. Catnrrhozone emradicatcs ever; vest of catarrh from the system, an is blah' recommended also [cr Bronchl-

A tlhm D fness and Lung Trouble.

i'>:io.§1 on?'erffi~sz=. zsc. nu ansslsrs-.

past there were 23 days in which no mails

*This is the twentieth ceni.ury._ The Government -of Canada having under-

the business days, permitsthe telegraph service to be shut oi! twelve hours out of

double rates for our messages, while we` also paytoroarrisgeofour freight by the Government Railways and Steamers to Hlmlx almost as muchperton as will

convey the same from Halifax to Glasuow._ Such are some of the handicaps under

which our people are endeavoring tc carry on business in the winter time. There is rank iniustire in this. These conditions could not exist ifthoscin power would give evcn an hcur's serious oonsideraticni to our disabilities. The fact is that suc-

cessive Governments have either side-‘

tracked the _Island altogether, or have pursued a policy of “letting things drift" as idly and as helplessly as the Govern- ment steamer Stanley has been for the past two or three weeks drifting down

the Straits'of Northumberland. _

TRE f LATE l. D. REID.

Poison dt Co., Kingston, Ont.

Dn. Hanan.-roifs Pine Brnuons- NlB»

. ~ I Company. The sad event took place at

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We regret to reeori the demise of John

Dawson-Reid, so long and known as thel(snsgereftheTeleghcne|

his home. Upper Hillsboro Street in this city yesterday afternoon. As he had been in faillughealthtcr a yearpast and had becomemnch reduced in strength of inte

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T90 blwkina up othetathe and

western routes, and the fact that the lee-

bcats have been into requisition to

50217 the mails by way ofthe capes again aeeentnates the importance of providing p 55°; “°°°S°l1‘¥ pier and placing one of the

afternoon at_Emfra1d is therefore most Glmslvassmesas for urging the proper equipment of the Capes Route.

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A. J. B. llelllsh ought to know _that me mission of asv. J. H. Hector-so me P'°'“=°° has so _obisoc or ----'--‘ ilflllkr importance than merely to me._t Mr. Melllsh. And 'before msking'any etpensive arrangements it might be well :or an-. Henna to sonsiaer nog nr it would be llopsrfbr the Black Knight

,draw the ~ crowd e permit an-', to wsste_`theirtinie. -Wetave

pressiouihat Mr. Hellish will get

all' he' wants in cnenight’s

with llr. Hector Without tmlbling'

public further. After that ifthe trade should desire 'Y any more of llr. llel1ish’s oratory it would be fitting for them to hires hall for him.

l(lDNliY- CULIC

` OR GRAVEI.

The strongest imagination can

picture more acute and agonizing eulen ing than that caused by kidney colic, or gravel. as it is most commonly called. ` _ as it is wen known, itls the only duty ofthe kidneys to remove the uric acid

’ the end was not wholly unexpected. 7 ‘

,_ _ 'f Mr. new was ta._.1ao._r.oonortno1m `1>°si°°ff°mi-he-bloodmrlsothsr words.

_ _ \ V lJ;n? md of Tryon. and was born 2: lag? ;°°i: m°tl°" 35°” “'_’t_'::

-Va u y-one years ago. When qu “S

. . , "’ ` r Learns was nerr for nom ,‘“",‘_l,:l_";§',':,‘l,°', """”°, ,':‘“°"’

_ __ ’ I E|annors.'FDl1oW- `:€lnorccid‘settlngonthem,they h

" F " ' ' |§ _tbisboopenedastore-torhimseifat tllflil'miseion,andlnstead‘o!passingh@

drsponewaoro aoosrrlea osasqiness ml

But paper talk alone won’t do it, We’ve

got the goods and better stock you never

SZW.

Remnants of cottops, ginghams, flannel -

nettes, cloths, dress goods, silks, satins,

ribbons, furs, clothing, underwear,an<l all

_ odds and ends of Winter Goods are put `

into `this big remnant sale for this week

only. _ .

Come Now

Dorff wait till

but put on your hat and come at once,_

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Fortune smiles upon you once in a life,

time how_ do you know but it's smiling on-

you through our big remnant sale, come

and see anyway. '

~ ' brother carried on business

_ l`rmnameofJ’.D.Reid8c Brother."The~

A as-in afterward bought cut_ths Tryon

~ ` ` T Ucclleu Hills which they carried os

for the Telephone Company.

the best are all picked up

oasnviumrxniuiasniqn .

hinenurntsoans

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ProwseBros.

‘ The Wonderful Cheap Men. ° _

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vw-/'ku

ibung the family removed to St. Eieanora. was educated at Prince ot Wales College, and afterwards taught school for

snveral years. In 1870he_l.igpved to- Summerslde and in partnershipwith his

down to the present time. About ten years ago Hr. 'Reid moved*-to Charlottetown as sgentforeno Tryon mn.. is sais my ana

a 'year later accepted the position' of

How eiiiciently, courtsoualy and satisfac- torily as discharged the antics or uns position all patrons of the' Company will cheerfully testify.

About a year ago Mr, Reid was taken iii, but he did not give up his work' until het spring. He went to Montreal and afterwards to Virgina in hope of recruit- ing` ms zoning health but apparonuy without material benefit. Mrs. Reid, two sons and three daughters are left to

mourn. The eldest son Percy has been _ln the Yukon Territory for some years past. Sydney, the younger son resides at home. Nora the eldest daughter is a professional nurse, Ethel ‘a first class teacher in

Ontario, and Eleanor at home. The sur-

viving brothers are James Reid, who re- sidesluMlnnesotaandHou. S. E. Reid, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. 'Zio suns. bereaved mauve. ru. swans

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tenders its most respectful sympathy. `

.The deceased gentleman was a man cf good business abilities and was eminently upright and just in all his transactions.

Hisinlluence and example were always cu thesldeofright. He _will be 'missed

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valve 1 _ V mlmm,

r1=ma ii very Good _ ‘ ‘, Is very often what we i ; ~ hear customers say

British Cough ' Cure

Guru Enmmemlal -

mms - _ ~ "' "Wheuin_ _health the kidneys' pe-_-tfmm this work perfectly; but when werkedon account of excessive _eating

thododyintheurinethouric acid hams into substances hows asi kidney

` Iris when those ,stones pass into ur`eter`onthe way' to the bladder that the dreadful sniierings begin, for the a small quill-like passage, and is extreme, ly sensitive. _ ' _ _ ` While this trouble may be weeks, rr even months inioomlng ou, .there will anursinl-is the msn of gas ms urinary _troubles to wan yd.; phat bill!!! a!'e‘V“ont-of older.. you may ‘pain or smarting when passing water, be 0515894 U0 get DD several times during the night, and And deposits in the urlu'e‘ that is left standing over nlzht.

As _ln the case with all dreadful’ forms which kidney disease may take, proven. tion is by ferthe best plan. The timely use ctDr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills is oertainto prevent any serious develop- ment of kidney disorders, and by taking them just as soon as you feel backacbe _or n°ti¢¢ ll!! irregularities you will ina few hours be relieved of pain and anxiety, and can soon thoroughly restore the .kidneys to health and activl‘y.

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills have

the reputation of being the most active Kidney medicine extant, and they have by_ far the Vl£rgest sale of any similar medicine. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. At all dealers or Edmanscn, Bates &Co., Toronto. -

New spruce gum just received at Beer

8c Gore. \ - V 4 21

'Remnants galore, don’t be late and sorryffor it, that won’t do you, anygood, _be early and glad of it when our great remnant sale. Remnants of ever; thing at Prowse Bros. ' 3 3i

Cameron 8: Cla., a't_x_a-:tions _ara » their

low prices.. ~ _ 1 2-5

High qualities ' low prices and careful

service should win your

roy’s Sllpestcre, Pownslstreet, Charlot- Wwwns ' a~- ~ j ;

_ 0”'/Iapvwl. _ when into ilarketda

13:2: Y°“Clllgei:agood`dinner forx5e`or

_ It is one of the best on la f‘m°°m?°ai"°ff°"9°"°°°“’ti”¢

; the market. It cures " coughs. _ l _ We make it. . 1 We sell it, price 25c.

oiSoup, Fish. Heat arid Pastry, T Coffee or Milk. Quick lunches serveead giiday. Qystcrs in every style,

*km P1¢S.~.`B_eef Steak. Lamb' or

1’01'k Chops. Sausages, Baked Beans, Ham and Eggs. The above dishes 31WlySon_ hand at prices to suit

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everycne-Givens acall. ` _ ‘

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20.0 , BA RRi3t.,S APPLESV

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1 Call on us when you want the” `

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We' show y`ou'a.ll of the latest' ideas from the

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best makers, and you make .your own choice.

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Holt Agonizing' of Kidney Di- ' f ' g ~ ._ , of F Perkins & o l hey Action. p I V p ` ' _ " i ' Q

ul°_°m¢'*‘ _ e _ > it Tf:sUzlnvvs1n1i;fidl ‘ '

_ C°m¢_f°=odorder,1hstV_V.Sneor

today. We haves very attractive

toselect fromand willinake'

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:ooo boxes of ,chocolates at 2 5 centsa box.

Just Received

S Wholesale and retail. To arrive 5o boxes Oranges.

A. , HUTCl'|Ei

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* A 'South Side _Queen Squaf 2.

The E. B. TEDDY C(lMPANY’S V

Headlight Ptlrlorevi a

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ami Mr

l'spoIs»fVll_*rioe--T-5 - - - scoriuforslm-¢o

For windy weather use “Flamer_s”--the, higher the

V the brighter theyburn. ` ~ "

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well, wear

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V 50 k§E(iS(`iR

Wants " All grocers keep them in