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_,_ my even for a short time each year. The , . . _

4 to L-gk down prematurely, is to keep a .. 'mhfui ey-¢ _upon his health, and when he

_ little on w0_f . ‘ . _ .0 ,

A.. _ ' “mi-n tonic_=_ 'l`li:_it tonic is Dr. Pierce s

"‘ Pug gworked out man into condition, be~

1'- ,il disorders ot` the dij_~'estion and makes the

t urniu uarltiau.

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Egmiisiifn |a9|, THE GUARDIAN, oHARLotr'rE'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, DEoE-MEER ie, 1898..-s PAGES.. .PMBE TW

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vigorating air of _ the prairies into `

lungs, a little steel into his

muscles, a little edge to his ap. petite and a little of the calm of the boundless plains into

his _g¢rves. l..`nt'o_rtnnately, the rush of .dm business will not permit the aver-

, is md working business man to turn cow-

,I mi resource left him. if he does not wish

.» that he is getting out of sorts, let up a _ hd; lr and resort to the best f all

'V Golden Medical Discoi-ery. lt promptly*

cm” it starts at the rinht place. It begins 5. by-festorinz the ;ost_.i;>petite. It corrects

_ ssimilation of the III-fd perfect. It invig-

uyf M-atc; the liver. _ lt piiinfies the blood and

_ £119 it with the life-gz\'ing' elements of the

~ fwd, It is the _E"_~nt_?~.lood~m:iker and flesh- cn' bniidcr. B3' cri:;;l-_:ug ine blood it iiour- 1

isles :ind bziilils no every organ and tissue inthe body. .\`o_izi.".ri ever brokc down with ,groans exlia':.=t:.In or :j_ro_.~'tr;ition who re- sorted to this fri-‘nt iimiicine when he felt igimseif threuttii-.tl by ill-li.~nItli_ _in honest dealer will not urge a substi- tute: There is n~ot‘,iiiig iii tlie world ‘iizst good," _nltizoiigli avaricious drizz- gigzr. wi". sort;-?ti~_~.: -x. so f`<‘~i‘ the sake af fr.; ;fr'_-ati-r prozlz ‘_.» he ziifidc upon tix 1_-;{`I`-;-inf a1'ticiv. Keep yo-.xr i;e>riil up .uid _your bowels open, The “Golden Bfedical Discoverjv" will put

ii voiir backbone and ' 'a

steel ..i _ _ . Dr. _Pierce _ Pleasant Pellets will care constipation.

4 - _

llesirahle Presents.

Cents.

Snow Moccasins. _ Patent bhoes, $1.65.

Boots, $2 10,

Kid and Velvet. Lefwings. »

'.Trunks. 5°

Overslioes.

Ladies.

loecasins.

.Box Calf Skating Boots, $2.10.

Pit do. $1.48 Timed Bottomed. , Felt Boots. ‘ Felt Slippers. Kid Slippers. 'Cl0tli'Gaiters. Valises. " _Qyershoes '

_ Children.

'¥0ecasius.

Titant Slippers. 92c. 'Skating Boots, 78c.

libber Boots.

Toddlers Boots. _

,Gaiters Chocolate Slippers. ` _#job lot of Ladies' expensive Slip-

1 llmsold ata bargain to ciear out. _ Come and see.

f, V QOFFBROS.,

li Shadow,

1 ' or A uuuii _ iioui ii*

There are many good ranges

V ‘ and heaters. We could name

i -pi adozen kinds. all good, and

_I lgaiiist which we _say not a.

" Word of disparageinent. Grant-

ing all this, there is one store

which is- the best. The Model

Grand,lots of city testimonials.

Big Graiiiteiiare Sale

Tea Pots 35 __ V Wash Basins 25 _

Sauce Pans 15 "

Preserving Pans 20

Pudding Dishes

Mugs Sc

Object to American Rule Except by

Popular Vote-

LONDON, Dec. 15.-[Special] --

Agoncillo, Aquinaldo’s representative. leaves for New York to protest against American control of the Phillipines, un-

less by the popular vote of the people there.

I CHICAGO MAITIEETS,

Cmcaoo. December 15.- [Speoia.l]-

The following are the closing rates :-

Dec. Wheat, 65§ c0m,33§ ; oats, 26§ ;

pork, 8.10.

Jan. pork, 9.10. May wheat,l36§ ; corn, 345 ; oats,26&.

pork, 9.65.

July Wheat, 651, corn, 35§.

THE WEATHER.

WASIIINGTON, Dec. 15-(Special)-

Partly cloudy, warmer, light south westerly winds, becoming s;uiherly and increasing.

To Cure a. Cold in Onollay

Take Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets.

Druggists refund the money if it. fails to Cu ‘Z5 c Merch 17 9 mos..d. &

THE GUARDIAN Of-

fices In the New Prowse Block. Q

BIG STORE and view the grandest collection of °

Holiday Novelties

ever brought to Charlottetown.

Select your XMAS PRESENTS

now. _Every one cordially invited to

chase or not.

our store whether they wish to .pur- I

the Tory Reaction-The Faat Lino Will Succeed-

Doylo’8 Death -- Dlaablod Steamer Towed to Port.

MONTREAL, Dec., 15.-[Special]_

The Liberals are jubilant over Wed- nesday’s elections all over the country

The Gazette says thc Conservative

reaction appears to have gone on Chrlst-

l mas holidays, or some where. f

Toitortro. Dec , 15.+[Special]-

Lord Strathcona savs the fast steam-

that British capital will continue _toi

business is continued in a straight for- ward Way.

ST. Joris, N.B,, Dec. 16.-[Special] `

-John Doyle reported on Wednesday, died at the hospital today. I A coroner’s inquest will be held.

The belief now is that the man died

pneumonia and not from any injuries.

Steamer Atlantic from Swansea toy

Hampton Roads with machinery dis-I abled, was towed in here today by the

88 [DGP OX]

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and particularly of capturing Bagot. I'

It mm 8 mn wh |]AN|3|.| A|_|'|°|.|0R|'|'|ES Big nisasroi- in New York

it __ LIBERALS REJUIBE _ ` IHALIFAX ll|V0ll0E

‘ _ . a I Ni-:W YORK,December 13 The great I

§‘e3;te§t1§'§1°ié§€;_-;fg£7*¢ In St Thomas Think the War is steel gas tank of the Consolidated Gas ’ `

His every_day hge- sun Guns on 1 *___ company, at Avenue A and Twentieth __ ' `

calls for great physi- ‘ _ street, the largest of its kind in the I é

Lxlrlonegggiliéarégvé, sand ST- THOMAS. WGS! IUdl0S. D€C~ 15 world, collapsed at 5.30 o‘clock this af- ' s

. 3 “ms -(Special)-The Danish authorities ' ' ternoon It went down witha crash

th I l b _ _ ° _ _ ` -

..?..3‘“§, ;;,,i;°,.,,,:_ 1...., ,.,,.,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, _,,,,,,,,,,,,, OV" Tllelf BY E |@G'fI0l\ ....1 ti.. . A... .,,.i....... ii.- Case Reveals Sail Gruel-

abre~uer\-e_ sevemment ship G m Kin to dock sonrypf granite blocks and krickii toy _ » _ _`__, h

...I . . 3

th§;;'fI§;l<;:>_$y1i§;_°°‘_g mmgnwoum be 3 mmm ofthe Good Luck the iieigiiiofsofeei feiiiikaa childs .

.....i.i.m.i....;;.....‘ " ` _' ' ' G' G _ ' ‘ - I°y'ImIe uf vioeks and eight simon ties' and ABUSE. if in ward. mn, ¢¢,w_ ‘neutrality laws to do so beloro peace is V ‘gallons were let loose, which dolugcd . mug; egcivupk fgrmgtiy mme;-m}e¢}._ .thc streets and- in a ten toot ’idal wave

wo -V y 8;' _'_'-` carried death and destruction throught --- ~ ' f

“ching ei: mg; '”'_*°°* A the neighborhood. It is not known how _ _ _ 6 the free,pure,in- Th; Qgugjftyg Jgkg Abgqt man were killed and i 'iired. The _ ‘ lv __ _ . . THE PHILLIPINES. , _ _ . .

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lui of injurgd is very large.

Many people were caught in the

streets by the rushing waters and were hurled hither and thither, receiving injuries ol various kinds. »

W. J. Logs.n,of the Logan iron works

ol Greenpoint, L. I., the contractor who was building the” tank, arrived on the scene within a few minutes' after the collapse and was placed under arrest.

Wm. H. Bradley, chief engineer of.

the Consolidated Gas company, and said to be _jointly responsible ,for the work with Logan, was also placed un- der arrest. Both were charged with homicide, and their bail was placed at $10,000.

To make the scene more terrible, the

rushing waters torc up gas main, de- stroyed electric light conduits. causing almost co_rnpletc'darkuess. This latter

ilship line will succe-ed and he declare' was Partially remmiied' buuhe ggs sup'

ply below Grand street was almost tofal- 1 ly shut off for the night. _ ,

flood British Coiumbia if the mining The great steel tank was suirounded ii

by five storf tenements. Immediately back of it was a live-story factory. The l tank rose to a height. of 160 feet and ‘ was 178 feet in diameter. lt was sur- rounded by a granite wall 50 feet high , and many feet in thickness. This was filled with eight million gallons of, water. A gang of men were at work l

underaforeman, filling the pit withi

at I

from congrcstion of the lungs and_“ater to make me “Water test'

CONTEST FOR PRESID ENCY.

-MoN'rRr:AL. December 13 -Thel'

st Eli .

keen. three cornered confest for the presidency of the dominion commercial travellers association come to an end

on Friday afternoon and as a large

l _|,‘,I_N,E_ Klkl-ED GUTRIGBT-. ivote is expected from the marilimel _ `.

I -_ -_ _ -I f 4 ' .2 ._ ._ --- _ I provinces the ballots Wm “quite 10 explosion ota.shellatFort Constantine,

“ ' _BI='FFAL0.De<=-1?-°~E‘€h* me" Y'°”°‘bemaiicdacouple of days earlier .in Cronstadt, today, nina soldiers were, _

k"l°d “nd ""°°‘°3“'°“ “t a b"dg°,_order to ensure their being received at killed 8l_1d_l|1I€6 01TiG€‘1'5 and Seven ...... ,._.........._..., _

°"“"C°'f“' °” the New Y°'k Centrali ilie oiiice of the association in goodl 501512” Wlufed- railway this morninir They were all *lime to be muutei I

O jl?oles with the excegtion of John War-

, ii f ii “ ~ I '

§Iil.§_“’i.i.’1.“lZ‘f w`l..?I.“.ZE;‘;".‘i"?.‘i --- I>=I~<=I= or iw-IIS IIIvI'II=I>-

shovellod sn& stepped from one Du Curr cures Chronic Dieasei MONTREAL Dec 13 __The Prmce of track to ano'hcr to avoid an approach and Rupture at Ch’town, Frdav Satnr ‘Vales has geen mute formau to

ing train. They were struck by a fast, day and Sunday. Call or ‘send stamp ‘open the victoria lgriéggkext sumimr

. Express train and were literally ground , for information. _ Sir Charles Rivers Wilson' President of

o eces

ALL ON BOARD PERISHED.

Holiday Business I ___

_ """‘E°_‘-‘3-"3 Mn” ‘ rimmm, December 12.._riie MISSING S¢=H0°N1=I'- ARIIIVIIS-

Never have We flhown Such lmmeuse ANTWERP. Dec., 13..-Tho steamer schooner Annie G., reported disrnasted “i J and Slwh attractive Stocks- Every i`Leopoldville, which has just arrived and abandoned. was towed into ClIirk`s ST' J°HN’ Dec' 14°_'The s°h°°"°’ Ch8~\‘105l70l>0I1ia-D1 00’-\WmP1at'iUg the from Africa. with Congo advices, re- Harbor last evening by steamer Edna J‘;1lf°}»1““d Frank' §iapt'hH CbM°K;;’ purchase of a suitable present?-_some-I ports that four Belgian traders _ have‘ R. v One body was found Boating in the gulfienzvigi ';1;£Pf§»orn1t06‘av1i3Iov.een27tht thing new and novel, should vmg been killed and eaten by the natives of, cabin, whichleads to the distressing, _ = - '

U er Ubau h A unitivo forc it ‘conclusion that all on board must have arnved at Beaver Harb" recently' Sl"

I Opp g y' P 8' I ' was at Brass Harbor durin

I - - - - _I - - - _ y gthe storm

|'l3SZ2ll°d & M00l‘8 S U Enid. has been despatched to that dis pee;‘n;il;ie3d1,fr:;;l;p1i;,Igohhl;<;`pes are still on 2 and lost her bowspms in a collision’

A Bride at Eighteen-Throo Yoara of Unhapplnoaa _Ending In tho Court-Rr _croant Husband Flod to »England~ V

HALIFAX, Dec.15 - [Special] -Judge

Graham is hearing the divorce case, Beatrice M. M.'Hodsoii, daughter of Jas. Gavaza, a respected resident' .of Annapolis. and Leopold Pearcy Hod- SOI).

The evidence shows he brutally beat

his wife and her eleven year old sister.

Hodson has Bed to England. The

girl’s father said he' tried to intercept him and would have shot him on sight _

The woman’s evidence shows he

beat. kicked, trampled cn, and other- wise abused hor, many times pointed a revolver at her and threatened to shoot her ones clubbed her with a revolver and another time fired a shot -at her.

They were married in 1895. The

bride was then 18. Hudson is an atheist and 'reviled the Saviour and made hideous noises while his wife was at her devotions.

. _ -_ __._1_ _,.1--»~

A FATAL" 'EXPIIOSION .

Sr. Pnrnnsnulrc Dec. 13-By the

Never in the history of our House P' ' A i ' , ‘the Grand Trunk, will also be present.

have we had such facilities for doing a. 1 `

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mimi?

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far? I

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' The "Merry y Hum_Begincv

_Carterfsgreat Fancy Goods and, Toy

Bazaar will be the attraction ol tllif

City from now until Christmas. '

_No nnvpcoons _

N0 GROCERIEB ‘

O ` CoNsrANrrNo1>r.E. Dec. 13.-Dui-iugw A I A 'I ' '- _

. ' an audience with the Sultan, Frida_v,` _ A

\Mr Oscar Straus, United States mini EV91'Vth1UE`|U Flmcy G°°d3»m T97'

U star to Tui°ke_i'. was, it is understood: "and B901” Sammi” ffm' Ummm” A

iven assurances that a s 59””

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ABSQLUIELY ME I ' `, sgettlement of all pending qneastlibrsig lbréy V, Comefmei C0139 am

_ _‘ ' J tween the United States and Turkey, in H ' ' `

Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ciuamg we payment of indemnity for

& 1| ,°,,,,,,,,°,°w,E,,0_,NEw,°,,_' ' Aincrrican losses in Armenia, will be

Sun nyside, , ` `IIIIIIde~ _

Santa Claus Headquarters. -

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much

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t’s High Time l

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Men’s custom made Dvcrcoats.

Men’s custom made Suits. I Mcn’s custom made Pants.

9 v 1

No time like now to buy mci;i’s and Boys Clothingior Fall and Winter WEAR, Sonic may blow, some may try to sell cheap. Our Clothing and Values do they.

blowing for us. -

W. R. J ohnsoII’s & Co S Clothing fits Well, looks well, wcar well, and doIi’t cost

‘ FIT REFORM CLOTHING. There is only one thing we want to say about it,

Call and see it for yourselves and compare the price with tailor made clothes and you will at once sec the difference. Those' goods arc equal to custom made.

PROWSE” BROS