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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EWABD SLAM), .JANUARY B, IU ' I _

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RECEPTION POSTPONED.

HANILA, January 24.-On account of ile death of Queen Victoria, General l¢Arthur has indefinitely postponed the governor-generals ball announced for D-morrow, and Rear Admiral Remey has fietponed a reception. i- A __ ._§l _J

Every Form

of Piles

Mr. George Thompson. a. leading rchant of Blenheim, Ont.. States 1-*

was troubled with itching piles for

een years, and at times they were

_ had I could scarcely walk. I tried 3 great many remedies, but never cond anything like Dr. Chase‘s Oint- ment. It cured me.” _

Mr. Jas. Jackson of the Laurie S9001

Company, St. Alexis des Monts, Que.. :writes :-“I nas troubled for two years

that cruel disease, bleeding piles.

and after using Dr. Chase’s Ointment. 1 can say I am entirely rid of it. If is a. treasure to all suffering front `pfles." '

Mr. lv. D. Thornton, blacksmith.

ihrgary, N.W.T., states :-“For Fifteen

ears I suffered untold agony from ind, itching piles, and have been un-

kier treatment with well-known phy- sicians. I had 15 tumors removed, but obtained no positive cure. I have suf- fered more than I can tell, but can now my that, thanks to Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment, I am positively Cured. and by duandahalt boxes. 60ca.box.

Dr. Chase’s _ _ .9iD_$..".l.°“*;

cnocoLATE Kisses

'.'I'hese~are something new and are

Quite a favorite.

Have you tried them?

For sale only at

THE

Bllital Hall,

J. G. JAMIESON.

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DAINTY PORTRAITURE. 3*

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- You have doubtless considered . ` having your portrait taken for

presentation to your fiieiids.

It is to be something lasting- .v

a_ record -that may probably becher- __ ished after you have passed away!

Such being the case, what do `~_

you want, a cheap and nasty_ photo _- or a thoroughly good portrait?

_; The answergoes without saying ' -and yet how are you to get what

you want 'l This. needs investi- gation.

_ We can assist you though, in ‘. that for we can 'show- you. that our

1. productions are good, pcrI119»l10l1f»» iiasr.

This isbeoause each-department

is in- direct charge of Olie WHO “knows his business" and has a personal interest in it. A

But you already know the ex-

cellence of our work and as to prices-they are low or high as you , say ($2.50 per dom. up-)

The quality is always hiilll- Thai? never changes. Come in and see » about it.

I WESTLAKE BROS.. ' cn/iRLorreTowN. ’

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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammellcd and fearless; aiming to be Just, impartial; Re\|ab\e.IZNewsy, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The Peop1e’J Paper-

Published at its ofiices, New Prowse

Block, North side Post Othce, at the fol- lowing i‘ii.tes‘. piiyable _in advancezf Morning Edition, daily lexcept Sundayi three months $1.00; ner _yr . _ _ . . . . . ._.$4.00 Semi-\veekly Edition (\\ ed. SC Sat.) _ per yr. $1.50; in advi_\nce . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ $1.20 Weekly Edition (\\ ediiesday) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

Branch Offices

have been 'established at the following plii :es where subscriptioi_is_ may_ be Dill . news furnished, advertising, Job work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Cu1'rie's Bookstore-J. B. C

Baker Manager.

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

l\Iiittai‘t, Agent.

Souris East, Telephone oiilcc-P. G. Sea-

man,Agcnt.

J. E. B. MCCREADY, I J. P. HOOD,

Editor. Business

l Manager.

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MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1901.

A TIME OF SORROW.

.__-_._-_

Those who are yet young, but who shall

live on to the middle of the century, will

recall in their old age how deeply the E-iipire was shrouded in sorrow in the first month of the year 1901; how after a few W days of illness the greatfand good Queen

,passed out of life; hofw instantly the sad tidings was flashed from land to land, and a. pall of mourning fell upon many nations, kindreds and tongues; how very like

her loving subjects, ‘within the Empire;

world; how the flags drooped at half mast in the wintry air of Canada-then for a

p brief day rose to their accustomed height A to salute the new King and drooped

again for long weary days, till they were fretted and torn to shreds in the icy wind and storm; how it seemed as if the ' national standard, proud symbol Of 'lil 0111'

glory and our state, was endowed with a~

feeling sense af the national grief and woe.

But amid it all, it will bc recalled, that there was an undertone of deep and abid-

ing consolation that the good Queen had been veritably, in the words of the royal proclamation “called to :His mercy" by Whom Kings reign; that she was “some- thing far advanced in state,” wearing "a truer crown than any wreath that man can weave;" that it was good for her to be

at rest from the great and long continued labors, from the unceasing cares and anxieties of earthly power, and beyond the possible recurrence of the heavy be- reavements that had fallen upon her dur~

ing the last forty years of her illustrious

reign.

national sorrow, there was a feeling o

been toher people and to the world; fo

reign had been so prosperously cast and her life-

down her sceptre and her life together.

~ \

total eclipse of the sun it was to those, 1

how sadly the bells tolled all around the _

And it will be recalled that amid the

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t the-con , \, I

f iid: °did uotnstii; _ '

what sort ofdis- =\

ease I had. I \

I. thought i_t was ` - -

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deep thankfulness for all that she had

her pure court, her mild and beneflcent ‘“’°.t° ¢*>I°“ f°f

advice. I took

reign;for her love of peace and for her f°“f Deities °f great and elevating example; that her

spared to her people so long, retaining

herfull powers to the end and laying ~.-f-_f/,~§-'_'-' '73 .Véi . 5_5?

national grief whose successive stages pulsate upon us like throbs of pain. Since the last issue of this journal the mortal remains of the Queen have been forever hidden from mortal sight in the seclusion of the coflin. Today the period of ofllcial

mourning begins. A few days hence the solemn Spectacle of a. Sovereign’s funeral will be celebrated, a rite of imposing so- lemnity such as fewliving British sub- i jects have ever witnessed. \Ve cannot now realise what will be the feeling cf those who in another generation will look back to the-se mournful times. But when

these sad days, and the long reign tha t preceeded them have been embalnied in

history we doubt not the feeling and con- viction of all will be that the Victorian era

was unsurpassed in all the ages of the world; that it owed very much of its sweetness and light and something of its grandeur to the Good Queen whom we now deplore, and that it ended in ii. sorrow more profound and widespread than the world had ever witnessed.

PRESIDENT WAS PREMATURE.

Lozvnoiv, January 23.-The Daily Chron- icle remarks that President McKinely was slightly premature in sending a communi- cation to his majesty, the king, in as much as the Prince of Wales bas not yet been proclaimed by the privy council.

EMPIRE WILL MISS I-IER.

Loxnoiv, January 23.-The Daily Mail

says: "We can but regret that the Queen was not permitted to see the end of the South African struggle. She has bee taken from us in a dark hour which, we may hope- is a prelude to the dawn, and when we can ill spare her life experience

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ECONOMIC TAPIOCA

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Ready for Instant Use- No soaking and very little

cooking required.

` This makes a most excellent and nutritious Dessert, is

easily prepared and easily digested, and highly recommended by medical authorities.

Retails at the Popular Price ot Ten cents a Package

¢.

Our half price sale of Women’s fine laced and

buttoned boots took like wild tire on Saturday- Every customer well suited and pleased-

$2.00 boots for $1290, $3.00 boots for $1.50 etc

$1000.00 worth of these boots to dispose of at

oiicp--Some pointed toewMostly broken lines taken from our regular stock.

Sale for cash . ' No approbottion

ALLEY i& C0.,

and her vast knowledge of measures an of men.” /

Pandora, so runs the myth, let all the

ills of life out of her box to prey upon mankind, but shut the cover soon enough j to prevent the escape of hope. Hope § remains to every suierer but it is only i' an ignis-fatuus unless it takes on some » tangible form. The hope yof recovery is treasured by every one who suffers from weak or bleeding lungs, obstinate and lingering cough, bronchitis or similar ailments, which, if neglected, or unskil- ~fully treated lead on to consumption. p That hope becomes a practical and tan- i gible thing when it is based on the-use ' of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery. Such a hope is reasonable because

,‘ thousands of men and women emaciated _ Wand weakened by disease have been made

sound and well by the useof,“Goldcn Medical Discovery.”

Sick people are invited to consult Dr.

R_V. Pierce, Budalo, N_Y.. byletter. All letters are carefully and coiisiderately read and answered. Each letter is held as a sacred coriidence and every answer is mailed in a plain envelope without any printing upon it. W-'rite withlllt fear and without fee.

“ wzstaken sick in ul last

andlwm not able to dojaiiyy kinileaoxf ` work until November,” writes Mr. ` Noel YY._0rvin, of Langley, Aiken Co., S. C. “Had been coughing up small, hard lumps of phlegm for _ _ about a year before I was taken down. Ithen called

on a doctor, who attended - " me for two months,

and said that one- I

half of my left lung

was gone, and ad- ~

vised me to leave _

my home (Charles- ton, S.€.), and

d _,__ _ _x _ .._.__

consumption, an . `)._._,_é,`,__ , _-,_~:€.a

fn-f-~~;€-=~= -‘ -

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Golden Medical

Discovery, which I sincerely believe lnsidbgg me moon good than all the other medicine; 2 have ever taken.”

The use of Dr. Piercels Pleasanhllelleis

Doctor Pierce’s

Like the lengthened dow p does mt beget the Pm habit

Of some sweet music,sweetiiessto the last;

and not least that she had been _ f 1-;

lil lil

This had been Her Ma_)esty’s viish and '

1--fx I prayer, that she might be able to perform \\)

GOOD SLEEP

Nsturfa way of putting UP “W

broken down system is by role at aight. Many people run down, get thin and nexvovn and finall! sick, because they cannot else?- Digostion, _aioeimilation and nut-

'zieiouai-eallont oforderhnd unless corrected the eyltom 1110217 collapse.

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is a medical fool which the weak- est stomach of consumption. Inrsing Mothers and weak child- ron cdl retain and relish. Itl ourativo powers in wasting din- oalolarolargol duo to its stimu- _ Rant, tonic, and nutritive proper- tice. It stimulates tho appetite

' aaddigoation, promotes -

tion, eaten directly into the cir- culation with the food producte, and by lb highly nutritious ele- monb rapidly enriches the blood supply to all parts of the body, Tho brain in particular responds quickly, spirits are improved and new lie and ambitions return again. Pai-k’s 'is' the only liver Oil Emulsion that obntaine Gnaiacol, Cat Pa.rk’o.

sec Pei Bottle. of all nnggim. -Hanufaohrod by- ~»l'lA'l’I`lE & MYLIUS, nai.irAr'.' ir. a

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and it was granted her. Once, on th

Clarence in 1892, Her Majesty in a letter .I

,N we have a few of each

responsibilities inseparable from my posi

Empire while life lasts."

We are yet in the midst of the scenes

occasion of the death of the Duke of f After stocktaking we an

' fi.

of thanks to the nation, had made public Vx,

th‘i‘;:y?ill;i°eavements during the last &

. - - /ii. ill

thirty years of my reign have indeed been id 1. _ l.

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heavy. Though the labors, anxieties and /Q :£3 Y 111338 , We will e

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her royal duties tc the very end of life, _ _ 1

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tion have been great, yet it is my earnest I " H

prayer thatGod may continue to give me iieaiiii and strength to work forthe good p 1' while they last; Only a few., and happiness of my dear country and l Great bargains at

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Charlottetown P. E. Island.

Choice lable Cinlfish

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GRDGKERY STORE-

fnct tiy our table codtisll, They are fine-'lhe real genuine l

art1ole.W ben held to the light they appear almost as trans

parent as china, so carefully cured are they. Most people now-adays to save time and labor, sell you boxed and pre <PHY5l sered iisb, called boneless fish. The old fashioned article gg., ,.4

beats it all hollow. This lot we now have on hand is excep

tionally fine and are delicious any way you cook them.

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