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. “GEYLON TEA"

Is by long odds the purest, best, and most .deliciou

of any tea before the world to-day.

Sealed Lead Packets on y. By Grocers everywhere. 250. 300. 400- 500- 5(

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Ur Any Glnsed Slnvn

ls the Cheapest and Best Fuel

We are making a superior quality of Coke now.

Almost as good as Anthracite coal and half as cheap.

No Dirt. No Ashes.

Orders 'nust be left ahead to insure delivery.

UFFICE, OUEEN STREET.

A number of ladies are preparing a tea

' y. a 's r ur m able ac uisition to the citizenshi a

arottelown Li t& ower o.

S’SlllE ANI! FRINGE G0'

Ri-:vs_ Die. Si'RA<aUr: and G. C. P.

Palmer exchanged pulpits Sunday morning.

Hai: ninny friends will ‘ie sorry to

learn that Mrs. `Witliycombe is confined to her home with a severe cold.

Tm: Giuuinisx regrets to say that

Dr. G. B. McDougall is confined to his bed with pneumonia at Mr. Angus McLellan`s hotel here.

Ri-:Mi~:Miir:R the Davidsons at the Rink

to-night. The champion Fancy skat- ers. One hour`s skating for spectators after the performance. Admission 25

Mus. R T. Holman lett yesterday

via the Capes for Montreal to visit her daughter Mrs. Parsons. She is ac- companied by ner daughter Miss Gladys

to beheld in Montgomerys Hall this evening between the hours of five and eleven o’clock in aid of the Boys Brigade. The object isa worthy one aidshould be encouraged in every possible way, and no doubt there will be a large attendance. Admission and tea 15 cents.

A iimziise of the New Brunswick

residents of the town was held yester4 ‘ day afternoon, on Central street, for the purpose of exchanging condolences. After reading several resolutions which could not be adopted. it was finally de- cided to oxtend a call to the defeated leader to come over and take a. hand in the civic election.

As will be seen by an advertisement

in another column, Dr. Secord has moved into the office formerly occupied by the late Dr. Gillis. The doctor is well known here socially and profess- ionall nd hi et u akes a valu-

well as to the_ medical fraternity Summersiile. Until joined by Ii

family .in a few weeks, he will board at Mr. W. K. McKay’s, on Church Street

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TEETH

Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental wor

one '.1 Is your time limited I Let us tell you what we can do.

We can take the worst case of an aching tooth and treat an

ll it in one setting.

We can take the worst case of abcessed or ulcerated tooth an

eat and fill in one setting.

We can take any number of such teeth and make them t in one sitting, and fully guarantee them not to ache or abces

WE SAVE TEETH. DON’T HAVE A TOOTH EX-

RACTED because you are told that it cannot be filled. We ave the experience and methods for saving teeth. We do PAIN- ESS DENTISTRY by use of the famous

erlin Method

and by Electricity

We make Crown and Bridge Work and put it in place sam

ay as impression is taken. '

We have everything required and up to-date for best work an

or comfort of our patients.

' We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and put them i

lace same day as impression is taken.

Persons _from out of town will see the great advantage of com-

ing to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done withou loss of time, and fully guaranteed in every respect. Cnr prices are lo v, and each branch in charge of a specialist. Examinations and advice free. Call and see specimans of Teeth without plales, Arc.

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68088 INCUIE IN 1896, I,2'l5,000_00 sure that when you renew you ar

doing so in this company, the onl

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BUSINESS TRANSACTED.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

EIPLOYEIIS’ LIABILITY. ACCIDENT INSURANCE COIBINED WITH SIHNESS BENEFITS. ” IUIKIEWS BENEFIT INSURANCE.

ELEVATBR INSURANCE.

IIIINERS’ IIBK INSURANCE

THIRD PARTY LIABILITY IISUIIANCE. '

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Ocean Ac¢.i.ent and Guaran

the benefits granted' by the Ocean.

Thom me facts and may mean . dollars to you, make a. note of them ° and when any one mentions accident IDMMLB & -AIITIN

. I insurance think of the “Ocean” ' ' BARRISTERS_

can be consulted at night. -.

Council was held last night, th chairman and Councillors Waugh,

from Mr. John Mollison for the po- sition of town clerk was heard p and his formal a lication laid over till the re-

appointment of E. P. Stavert and_H.S. Sharpe investigating committee and H

Before the close of the meeting the chairman announced that he would not be in the contest for civic honors at the coming election. In many ways he

that the Council as at present constitut-

his fellow councillors for their kindness

5 his term of othce and hoped that when he visited the new council as a private

the chairmanshi of the Town Council.

opposition. `

A Generous Oler-

prepaid, a free sample of a never fail

Grady, J ohnston. Soby and McNeill, present. An application

gular meeting in March. A number of hills were now read and passed. A motion was adopted confirming the

J. Massey as acting town clerk till the regular meeting in r March.

thought it would have been desirable

.ed should have remained in oiice for another year, to deal with the unfortun- ate complications that have arisen. However, some thought otherwise and he decided to withdraw. He thanked

and courtesy extended to him during

'citizen to find them all sitting around 'the civic board. The council at .1 urn- ed. Tin: GU.tR1iiAN learned at an late hour last night that a compromise' has been effected between the aspirants to

-'A party of considerable strength had 'endeavored to persuade the former pcliairman, Mr. A. E. Rogers, to allow himself to be renominated. Pressure was also exerted to run Mr. John M. Clark for the position. Both had how- ever. decided to withdraw in favor of Mr. James A. McNeill, pledging him their united support. With this support and several _ year’s ex- perience at the Council Board, together with a clean record as a citizen it is doubtful whether there will be any arl snb'ect to'this terrible disorder,and

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Everlasting itching

And Burning of the Skin 011 FMC

Ctlrod by ACUTICURA.

Fertlie last three months I have been troubled with an everlasting itching and bui'i1if=£.’ Of 91° skin on my face, and did not know what to do ` to cure it. I was previilled upon t0 UY CEU' cum Raxnnins. The result was slmP_IY WW' derful. In one week after usins lb” CWICUBA Boar and Crrricnrza ltssonvaivr I was entirely vid Off; and my skin is in a healthy condition. nu. vain ei.siiN.1ii sweetener., san rm. cat

ARESOLVE.\"i`bcglnswith theblood

gyizdudiilgsuiilth the skin and scalp. That is to say it puriilcs the blood and circulating fluids of HUMOR GERMS. and thus removes thc cause,

. the with ooricuaa soar, aaa ;dIiilIewi:ilhII)nI’li`igs with CUTICURA (ointment).

greatest or emollient skin ein-el. cleanse the skin and scalp ofcrusts and scales. allay |‘°“\‘}I§; I"“'°; ing, and inflammation, soothe and heal. I u1'\_;1é‘d speedily, permanently, and economical Y lift” the most torturing, disiitwfllltt I1°m°:h° th.

skin, scalp, and blood,with lose of hair, en

time d all other remedies fail. I

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A Sweeping - Lav-

London, Feb. 18-There is a news- paper revolt in Italy against the press bill introduced by tue Government.” One provisiori of the extraordinary meas- ure is that any newspaper printing in- correct statements, although of a harm- less character, is liable to prosecution. , Any paper thrice convicted of this of- fence may be summarly suppressed. The Government‘-s supporters admit that this is somewhat stringent, but the Ministry refuses to modify it.

An Alynier llnnn.

Mrs. C. H. Burdick of that place re- stored to health after ailing for three years.

Her I friends all wanted to know how it came about so

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she tells the story of her

f ' CUPE.

The little life savers have been doing

i 8 f0W d00l°S from his 05308. where hd good work in Aylmer, Cut., lately.

They`ve been curing many people

any relief.

One of these is Mrs. C. H. Burdick. She was troubled for several years

ing, sleepless and nervousness.

Now she’s enj iying the best of health.

change she told the following story.

"For three years I had been ailing

with fluttering of the heart. shortness of breath. and smoothering at night.

I was often 'very dizzy, and my eye-

sight became obscure.

At times I found it difficult to remem-

ber passing events, and I was troubled greatly with sleeplessness _and a genera

easily startled. weak and listless.

me so much good that I bought a sec- ond box. The effect ot the two boxes . have been remarkable.

All my heart troubles are removed.

my life."

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1 Toaoivro Feb -18 'The Ontario

loancompanies.

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not promptly 'arrested it will eventuall

mend Dr. Chase's Ointment to cure

I MILITARY INSTITUTE.

itary institute in Winnipeg. ~~

Chronic Eczema Cured.

zema ever cured is the case of Miss Gracie Alton, of Hartland, N. B. On a sworn statement Mr. Alton says: I hereby. certify that my daughter Gracie Ella was cured of Eczema of long stand-

Satisfaction Guaran eed

That our teas give satisfacti n is not a hearsay, but an actual fact

Get a package at your grocers and prove it for yourself

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§ THE ldJ0\11‘U0d m¢‘5'-mg Uf U19 WW” remedies for years without obtaining

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When asked what brou ht about the

condition of nervous prostratiou, being .

Last Septernberl commenced taking Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, which j I got at Richard’s Drug Store. They did

the shortness of breath|and nervousness have disappeared and healthful restful; sleep has been restored by their won- derful tonic action and my appetite has ‘also returned. In fact they have made . me as well and strong as I ever was in

All drifggists sell Milhurnls Heart and .

Nerve Pills. Price 50:: a box or 3 boxes for $1.25. T. MILBURN & Co., Toronto,

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Chocolates.

Can be had at the following first-class stores.

W.A.Hutchinson. Stewart & Gates. W. Pickard & Go. Sanderson & Co. J.D.McLeod &.Go W. F. Carter.

.Lnese gentlemen are willing to pay the price necessary to procure a. good article. Quality is to them of more importance than _'i big profits.

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government will make up the deficit in timber revenues by a tax on banks and

Baby Eczem and Scald Head. - gggg

Infants and young children are peculi | f | 1 |

has approved of the formation of a mil-

lMt. Stewart-

ing by using four boxes of Dr Chase’s G°°rgef°W11"'

we K5 S, Jqln I s°mt°"‘~N°f'”'i°° P“\’1i°» iw-Hone! totem Ointment. William Thistle, I drnggiat y A '”

N Svumiiearside, Gen. Agent for P.E.I. Agentat Charlottetown g2g,hW? hPhg§!&: 3u?l.b15Ix21el;d, 01184;) <:rt€;;a that _he sold glgéltague

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become chronic. Dr. Chase made ya R- H- M"'S°n'S News Sland-

special study of Eczema and disease of Carters' B°°kSf°1`e» Queen St- the skin, and we can eoniidentlv recom- F- J- H°1'“SbY'S Queen St- 1'

- ' an Haszard & Moore’s, North Side

We are authorized to offer our readers forms of Eczema. The first application , Queen Square-

- soothes the irritation and puts the little

ing cure for catarrh, bronchitis,irritable sufferer to rest.

throat, induenza, and such throat and nasal diseases. There is no mystery about Catarrhozone, though its effect;

e is magical. Ointment and washes can-

not reach the diseased parts. and have thus proved useless But Catarrhozone

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disease Premium the same as harged is carried'by air directly to the diseased W by other companies for rccident part and is like a breeze from the pin

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W. M. cofim Hillsboro street Y

S. Grey‘s, Water St. ,Cor. Prince St re

5 H TRa_ilway Station.

n a rains

And at the GUARDIAN Otiice.

Summerside,-Branch Office. D K

Orrawa, Feb. 18.-General Hutton Currie. Agt T0 know what to

Eclectic Bookstore. your friend best at

Alberton.-Branch Otiice, .G S.Muttart, have many snggeB¥l°“ Agt beautiful lme ot

-Branch Office, R. Seaman, Agt m.m¢|.4 ma Gipsy twill.

one of the most chronic cases cf Ec_ Tignish-A. C. Dawson, Agt. Gold Filled Broaelee all

St. Eleanors-F. W. Cannon, Agt. Ladies’ Lornetl chain.

Kensington -Dr. Darrrch`s Drug Store Clllllll ll’l°°|°”

Malpeque-D. P McNutt, Agt. . G°4¢°’ Ulill" °'°°~ °

Stanley Bridge-A. J. McLeod, Agt Our Watches and

B. McEachern, Agt special value and 81" McPhee, Agt. inspecting b¢f0¥°

Knight, Agt. elsewhere

-W .` A. Johnstone,

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