sects.

for an dlsggsgs of the throat are thechlefsuhjccte of interest here at' and lungs A doctors medl- pi-eseni as from ine pmem. pciitiui cinc for 60 ears A I Ousehom situatlonitlooks as if our active politi

THE GUARDIAN. WN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 18, |904

Cherry Pecfomr lLL NEWS ill .....S.f.’f.f’.".§.'§:..l.°ff.f.. Mm ME -f TH- --W-YS My --OR-

remedy everywhere ‘i...°-$f°i'rY§’»'

KlHlllIl\l&

For the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to the

i Leading Studio

CARBON!

PLATINOTY PES ARTISTS PRODFC

GEO- H. COOK.

NEW De|BXIBAY BLOCK. The studio where baby is alvvsys welcome.

KKKKHKKIKKBIU

_Achlng Corus.

Hugiies’ Corn Extractor

Ie sure to remove them. Used

on hundreds of corns without failure. No trouble to use. A bottle goes along way in making' “L|fe's Walk" easy-

Price 15c.

Geo E. Hughes-..

[ . 4 24 cent Tee. for

19 cts per lb.

We have on hand 45 Boxes of

New Blend Tea imported direct from London last Fall which we want to clear out at once. In order to do so we oilcr the lot in unbroken packages at the low rate of

i9 cents per lb.

The boxes contain 21 pounds of

tea each and we guarantee the tea to be a Hrst-class article. -

BEER & GOFF

SHAKE !

Give us Your Hand

A Happy and Prosperous

New Year to our many cus-

tomers.

_ rirrir'BriifCoiii»Air

- zazuzoiivri si'.',,i11 iino/iowA~r.

~fl’R6Y.N.Y.;. 1 NEWYORK. Manufacture Suv°Y|°i’

iciiniiirscioniimnni

1,, J “Ev/i

'V/fb.-s-1

/._

§?l1?.§..._,..lil?l.9ll..%l§l_§L

[logs Q, R033, Barrrsiers, solletors and Notaries. Money to Loan-Straight Loan or , torn Building and Loan Company. Ollicee in Rosa Block, Sydney C.B.

HUGH nose. LL.n. nowaxn I. loss. BA. r..s..l

isuifcii-i|ii..i. is ivi i HHH-

e& Solicitors, Notaries,

anure I. BUacnnLL. M.

A'lcn1nALnA.lilCI|v'rvR\¢. B

>?,2 'r~<-i ,-Fa.-< :s’3 I ' o

»<F

,c. a-

li. L. IilUllPHY 8s llll.

llydnoy. C1. E General Commission flerchants

Inland Produce handled on commission.

'= - n

\ 1/' ‘

.__

|-_

.%`

L" I-l:

" /i/V 9 $5'

5.7 _VL \ I

T; .--T 'lv »

You need§a good reliable

alarm Clock. We sell them

$1.25.

W. IN. Wollnor,

JEWELER.

tlvershoes This

Winter

are a Necessity

For this climate a good warm water- proof cvershoe fills every require- ment, either for walking or driv- ing. Our stock is complete of the best goods obtain- able. Meu’s overshoes $51.50 and $1.75. Women's over- shoes 151.75 and $2.00.

Alley & Co.

-»-~q,-~=i.-~-#t-

A QARD.

Miss Josephine Smith desires to thank her

numerous patrons for the llberrii pitrc-‘age ex- tended to her during the past season, and

that her classes in

wishes to announce . dancing will reopen Vumdny evening Oct. isth in Smnliwood's Hail. l’criio_ns wishing to arrange for evenings should write or cel at

once.

MISS I. SMITH,

!m'npt returns made.

t-13-dwivr

Charlottetown, HDI 417

I8 lu. frl.tf

'ro Editor Guardian '

DEAR Sm,-

We wish through the medium of your paper to

wish the general public A HAPPY NEW YEAR. T0 tho customers and iricnds whose co-operation made our Christ

mas sales s record breaker we

are especially grateful. In the

future as in the past our best services will be given to make

our store bright, prosperous and up-to-date.

Respectfully

REDDIN BROS.

Reporters and Correspondents

WILL the writer of “The Poor House sa

,lt is" please to call on the Editor of The Guardian at his oillce.

John T and Mrs Mellett, Brackley the names of Hedley and Mrs Bryenton were omitted from the list of names.

Mrs H J McKenzie and Master Dave

McKenzie, of Charlottetown, and Mrs J J McKenzie, of Moncton, registered at the Victoria hotel yesterday”-St. John Tele- ggraph.

P0ol.l and Thompson, Montague last

wi ek made e large shipment of pork to

.1 inure than sevenleen tons. The P. E.

Williams Company were the purchasers

Tm: P. E. Island Hospital has received

the following: Collected by Miss Corbett, Granville, $3.50; Miss Bell, Centreville, $17.00; Mrs. Bowness,\- Montrose, $5.00; Mrs. Gamble. Llnkletter Rand, $8.35; Miss Grant, Tyne Valley, $21.10; Mrs George Stanley and Mrs. Tidmarah, City, $165.0).

A CHARLOTTETOWN MAN

lsthe Recipient of a High Honor inthe Educational Life.

The Weekly Index of Pacific University

of Forest Grove, Oregon contains the fol- lowing which will be interesting to many in Charlottetown.

Dr. Coghiil referred to le married to the

only daughter of the late C. D. Anderson former ly of Charlottetown and later nf Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The Index says: Dr. Cnghlll, professor of hiolotly here

received an appointment last wear that every scientist will recognize ae an un- usually high honor. For several years Dr. Gcghill has been a regular contributor to the Journal of Comparative Neurology. a magazine which lends all other publica- tions both in this country and abroad, as an authority upon the nervous system. The cditor husjust written to Professor Ccghill asking him to become one of the regular collaborators. He has accepted the Oifer.

Among his co-workers upon the editorial

stall’ of the Journal are Dr. Oliver Strong of Columbia; Dr. L. F. Baker und\ Dr. Henry H. Dimildaon ofthe University of Chicago; Professor Ludwig Eilnger of Frankfurt, Gcrminy; Dr. Adolph Meyer of the Pathological Instltu'c New York; and Dr. G. H. Parker of Harvard.

Dr. Coghill`s sppcintineut cones in con-

nection with un enlargement of the journal. Two other scientists me also ud- niltted to the stall' at this tittie.

Asa contributor Professor Coghlll has

had a number of important articles and reviews in this publication and this re- cognition soines as an appiccliitlou of the high standard of his writings. At this time he is sending to the _journal a study of “The Finer Structure of the Nerve Cell."

LIGHTNING AT PORTLAND-

POR1-LAND, Me.. Jan. 14.-After

sevi ral hours of snowfall a heavy rain set in lata oonirzht., an unusual feature of which was eu electrics! stern: which pas- sed over the City and out to sea. No rr- ports huve been received of damage from lightning l eresbouts.

' DIED

At East Baltic, on Dec. 24,1908, Alex-

ander Lcet,n. respected rcsldcnt of that community.

At Grand River, Lot I4, on Monrlr\y_

January 1,1804, Anthony Mackinnou, p ugcrl 75 years.

Entered into rest on December 17. after

ri short illness, James Macdonald, of Souris River, In the 93rd year of his i\ge_

At Kelvin Grove on Jan. 6'h. 1904, John

`Connoll, aged 77 years. Decca-ed has

seven children, two daughters residing in Cambridge, Mass. ‘

At West Rver, Lot 47, Jan. 10th,§John McVean, aged Bi years. He leaves a widow, cnc son and ii daughter, sl 0 three brothers to mourn their loss.

At Victoria West, January, llrd, of

‘ meningitis of the brain, Verna May, aged eight mouths, dearly beloved and only I child of George and Caroline Ballum.

i At Traveller-'s Rest, on Janus;-ji (ith, Montgomery Townsend, aged 83 years, youngest son of the late John Townsend, leaving two brothers, Thomas and John.

Excellent Satisfaction. We und Knsnmcxs Lmnrann' gives

excellent satisfaction, and our sales con stantly increasing.

OTTO HILDERRAND.

Doaktown, N. B.

The enormous demand for White’s High Clas

claim that they are the best in Canada, as there are none just as good as

White’s. D0_u' talre. any other.,

s Caramels justifies the

IN the report of the crystal wedding of .I

Sr. .I mn, more than KD cases and weigh-

mid guarantee theni Price I

cans would have to get down their fur coats, Ret on their best looks, don the habllimentw, and assume all the honest islnteietedness and humility r ece~sary for the occasion It may be premature to mention the arplrants here, but we have

Evgfywhgfa them numercus, ready and willlngto

enter the lists, and sacrifice themselves on the altar of their party for the ‘safety of the country."-Much comment has been caused the past few weeks, in regard to VVanderer’e whereabouts and condition. Although ho has not written anything for some time he is still in existence, and entertains the highest. hope of rene wing your acquaintance ere long. J. W. Goo- frey who has purchased the estate of his iincestors, has moved in where he intends to locate lu future. Mr. Godfrey has travelled extensively throughout the west and southern states and ln conver- sation wlth the writer recently expressed himself as being well pleased with his trips abrf od but would sooner remain on his native sod. On January 7th, at two o’olock the many friends and relatives of the into Mrs. Clow performed the sad task of carrying the remains to their last resting place in the Suffolk cemetery. Rev. W. H. Spencer conducted the fun- eral servloes.--Loula Arblng still contin- ues to do a rushing business at the old stand. -Much interest is manifested in the debating society at Pleasant Grove and before the duskv shadows of evening hll many of our young men may be seen wendlng their way in that direction.- Goorge Ai-blng who has been vlsitinn lu iiiiillcove has returned home.-Isaac Court is busy canvassing on behalf of the Government candidates Messrs. McKin- non and Hansard.-E. Godfrey is making extensive preparations for the erection ofaallo.-llrt-‘. A Harper who has been visiting In Covehead has returned home much improved in health.-Though we cannot give you an account of any con- certs here, such as those you and others pu hllah from other parts of the island,-at this season yet we have lots of talent here going to waste.-Snow storms are prevalent, short days common to our latitude prevents much outside labor and the general dullneas which succeeds the hcllday season is here again.

Important lime in

Every Giri’s Life

Is becwcen Fifteen and Eighteen

Years of Age-How to avoid the Dangers that Arise During this Period.

The mental activity of school life, couple

ed with the terrible strain that must coni- fiurlng these years, taxes the vitality of even the strongest. A girl at this nge of- ten does not understiind the phy slcul

change she is undergoing. ‘She will insult probalillltv be nervous an( puzzled. `he should have the benefit. of gnurt inotherly

arthv‘lrie aim A lonfz treatment of Fr-lfri>zr;nv, W C l ‘V SLIDD Y HRW Cflefly [fl Elir €l` safely past the critical event.. 1<`t-rruzone is the liest. remedy io tukc iii curly wornfin- hood, bscliuso lt contiitns so much nerve und hlt oil iiourishuient. lt correct~i all

dcruugcuients, cuiiies beaiinp-downdpairps, vervonsnr-ss rin prevun s ics au: cs. Ferrczoiic rcvit1\Iize~i young girls, gives them vim. liuoyuncy strong nerves and hr-iilthy li itly. Every' girl slinulii use Fer- rrzom-, und Wise mothers will see that tlielrrluughteis have the bcneilt of this health-gi\'Itig bonlc.

Mrs. \V. E. Michel, of Itlclimond,

writ- z- “I can .strongly recom tiend l~`frrb;onc ns n good tonic tor young ladies. My fillughter has hrcii taking Ferrozonc

for the tinst six mont,lQ<1,funfl it Iius Fork- vri wonders for her. Se ore using crro- zone she wus anrieinic and ni rvous und had no strength. But Fiirrczone li\is built up her w hole const.it.iition and gives

hi.-r stiemzt h and viiliisllty. Of all the tunica I i-ver us rl I don`t t Ink one of them com- pares with Feriozone. It. certainly brings hi-filth rind si rerigth to voung girls quick-

] _.i y'l.'hi=re ls no remedy half so r~il’ectivt- as Fcrrozonc. A trlul scoti rlcm0n~trnt,r‘s its murili. Get For-iuv.ui»e liuiu your iii-|gy,l.-il. tr-dny nnft let, it liiiilrl you up liit-warn of lriiuclulcnt r-iihi-tltutr-.~i and insist. r ii having F--rrr zone. Price 50 cents ii Iiox. or six Ii:..\'~s for $2 50. By ninil from the For- rozone Ctiiiipitiiy, Kingston, (hiv.

COMING EVENTS-

City Council nies-ta on the ae-cond M0n :lay in euch month. Di. .Iiitiics \\'nrl»ur on, Mavnr; ll. M. llnvit-or, (`ity Clrrk., Thr' ll. l. S. meets on the first Monday

of e-fir-h tiionth.

SULID Sl LVER SPOONS.

A Xmas Suggestion

\Ve have recently

received 250 ounces of solid silver Spoons and Forks, all slzts and different weights.

Louis XV

Tea Spoon, Heavy Weight, $6.00 a half doz.

"flu it

srhvtiev oitos. Discount sine . ~ Lists oiviv

A new olvs Loucien. y ~

surriv Your

WANTS ir ouch. I . 1

‘

STANLEY BROS. ” .

_i i - -i _ _ _.

i i V

.ei L I

0 .

, it ».

r i

» 4

f'1~ff`f.~..-1-a~" ‘ .

i 1 ’ \ ._ .

\Ve wish to thank ourcustoiners for the generous share of

patronage extended to un during ‘he past year and would respert- fully ask for a continuance ofthe some during the year 190-i,

Wishing you one and all ri liappy New Year,

We remain yours truly,

QANDERSON as co. '

P---“-Q-*-. W--_-f--»-c _-_-c f>~'- -V--,-;-.-_-.~. ._,_. _ _ _ _ __ _ _.,

ECZEMA CUII.

We have risuie cure for

Eczema or Salt Rheum. We can tell you of many very stubborn cases where it has been tiscd and has effected fi cure in every case. It is called

MacNeill’s Eczema Lotion

We giinrnntcc it to cure :iiiy

case. Should it fziil we refund the money.

Price 25 cts a bottle. Sent

by mail ou receipt of price. Sold only by

"MHS

Publications.

‘ e e lg wav o n

"Westward to the Par sit "

"Filliln -nd Blixilrig n Canads."

“lime 'issble sv th Notes"

“areunu the Wor d" “Cllma rs ol Canada "

"g~iebec- Suvvinr i iind Winter." " ont'e l-The Canadian ssetropcl ii."

"Housebrsilng onthe Kootenay."

"Acrrni Cami ii to australia "

"Haiti ilrid the Lakes in the "li urls," "The Vchc Valley and Greet Glacier " "The Chiller ge ofthe Rockies."

"Western Qriadl." “liliish Columbia."

“Tourist l`ar1."

Write fer descriptive msiier, mics, etc., in

C. B. FOSTKR,

o. r. i..c i> it ar ions, n

worid‘s Pair ut. Louis April wth. to

ini, |4704

D8.

lf'

--. N K-wr.-.:0... ._-- l QW” Simi- J

17 g ._

t I .

_ ti ‘

_aaa _

viirltis T »

THAT STliNll ‘K

Tlierc are :my . _

iiiiinbcr of pianos 1, l`

tlrit look well rtiid - sottucl fairly ivcll :tt , the start. You cziii I _ -'

buy cheap pianos '. 3 that will do tliat»- ' .

but a piano should * ,

be made to last ri ‘

lifetime. If it only stays good a few mouths it is rlcar at

any price. I

Hnirzniii . _ . Pinus ’

Arc thc kind that stand. They are safe instruments to buy. Sol lonly by

MILLER BIlllS.,

"»

. .

ti . ‘i

' t

in I

v .

, .

.viii f

‘ I .

ii'

s - \

~’»» ‘ t,_

ti. 1

i..

,lik L

\,‘. I \

x 4 A I F* I M

~. 1 . l...s. \' ~» .

e t I \~t \i s -