THB GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTBTOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 8. 191'.,

BOSTUN AND NEW YORK ADS. B()5T()N AND NEW yo K Al

if consignments suitcase I Pmmnf Return H E R I ' ' rr -1 ~

Rasmus a. iv|u|.K|:Y,, AND HIS SYSTEM

105 Fulton Market. New York. i _--

WHOLESALE COMMlSSlON_l:`lSH DEALERS. IVA- Architect to Humanity, V Send ,them to us and get liigliest. prices and il.i_:`Iy re.

corres udence rom tl anawered,steucils sent ona licatlun `“ "° ° ° ' Y 6°; &ON& Philosophy-The Man and His work

.SMELT AND EELS

F " 11 ! BMELTS AND EELS- _ _ . turns. \\r1te ns for stencils. Qimtarifins or .my iuitirm.

1s A SPEGIALTY. Owes a Debt of Gratitude-I’lis Synthetic M10” you mayf@<iu1fe-

S- E- ‘ s- ' _ _ ` JOSEPH 1l.RIGI'l&i£o.

Reference-Dunu‘s & Bradntreeva agencies and Fulton Market National Bank. .,..,,... .. ..,... - Ilis Literary Style. A ,I-,~¢, A,|,,,,,,,, A,,e,,,,e_ Bosmm ,,,,MS_

H i 11 i w 5:11 pi

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s.B.MiLERac<>-

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers.

Salmon, Macl1erel,Smelts and Eels a specialty:

tencila furnished on appllcatinn.

s. nl wiper s, soNs.

Boston, Mass., `

Transfer Agenta, 7 Fulton Fish Market, New York

Clarence G Miller, Miller Lcngbotham

11-17 tts kv am pd

r. w. cnocxxzn 1:. H. wmson We Are liere lor Bulncu.

citockian. at wmsok,

Fs§H

14 T. Wharf,----BOSTON.

SPECIALTIES -- Smelts, Eels,

Mackerel, Bass and Lobsters.

Returns sent daily.

Highest market prices.

Try us for best results. 11-u tta &w 3m Dd

ciao. _r._nooN

(Successor to Moon 8: Lanphear.)

Wholesale Commission

Dealer in and shipper of all kinds of

Fresh Fish, Lobsters, &e. Canadian Smells

Eels a Specialty.

2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar ket, NEW YORK.

Established 50 years. Careful personal attention

given to ali Consignments.

to zo tts W gm pd

ssivy. D. Lucia c1ao.i=. wi-rms

B. D. LUCE & Co.

successors 7 -'ro ,

F G. KEENEY & CO.,

Wholesale Commission Dealers

and Shippers ofLall kinds of

rkiesii risn,

Smelts and Eelslaf specialty.

146 Fulton Market, Beckman Street Side.

].W'E'\7V' 'Y()I’\.I{

f' We have our own freezers the premises. so we are in a

position to handle any quantity of

fish at any season- 7 tta aw 3m Dd

iioallgnmenta Sollcltec Prompt Rstnraa

JoriN__nAis

|07 Fulton Market New York,

Wholesale Commission

Fish' Dealer. -

Fist-1

sinens and sus a specialty.

I -_:mints

Al*

léildla

BORNET 81 KEENEY

Wholesale Commission Deal- ers in all Kinds of

FRESH FISH

SPECIALTIES:-S m el t s

Eels, Lobsters, :Bass and

Mackerel.-

Goods shipped in care of S.B.\Viley

& Sons, Transfer Agents, Boston can be shipped without prepaying freight. Duty and charges will be paid at this end. -

Consignments solicited. Prompt

returns. _

Stencils and instructions on ap-

plicatlon.

Rm-*chances-Dunn‘a and Brad-

streets, Mercantile Agencies.

6 Fu1ton{Fish Market, New York.

1.28 tts

-l

OHESERRO BROTHERS,

Wholesale Commission Deal- ers nnd Shippers

FRESH msn.

Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and

’ Frogs are Specialties. I Fulton Fish Flarket New York

Uonsigments Solicited.

11-17 tts A w am pd

ELOREO gi HALEY.

FISH DEALERS

FULTON FISH MARKET,

New York.

lr-17 its &vv3m pd

Agsrrn Hgnrv,

Successor to H. B. Joyce & Co., Commission Merchant.

rmesln AND SALT risu 176 Atlantic Avenue. Boston.

QCONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.

Ir-15 tts. "' -gm pd

WILLIS H. ROGERS

Wholesale Commission

Fish Dealer.

|06 FULTON MARKET, NEW I YORK,

Consignments Solicited- Prompt Returns.

ro-zo ttsaw _-,m pd

OALEB HlLEl & Oo.

Wholesale Commission Dealers

in all Kinds of

E‘I§IEI

14 Fulton Market. New York.

CALEB Hauav.

Snanmzv N. Hauer I

11-al eod.w im vd

I. RRICE. I. PRICE-

PRICE BROS.

Wholesale Commission Dealers

' in all kinds oi’

l='I§l-4

Smelts, Eels and Lobsters are spec-

lalties.

We have been so years- A trial

104 Pillioll

CALVIN T. ELDRBD lRVlN I-IALEYI

"If T-116 UNB of great is due to

those rare souls who have scaled tho height! of human Llloughi., and from the Pisgah summit. have pointt-<1 tho way to intellectual horizons undis- coverabls by ordinary mortals, upon the brow of Herbert. Spencer must. bo placed the never-fading wreath of immortality." "Whatever the future has in store for philosophy, one pro- dlction may confidently bo made, that humanity will owe to Herbert Spencer an everlasting debt of grati- tudo. " * " Herbert Spencer may rest from his labors with tho proud consciousness that with his own right hand he hal carved his path from obsourity to a philosophic throne. He now stands among the sceptred Immortals."

So wrote Hector Macpherson three

gears ago in his book, “Herbert

pcncer, the Man and His Work," of the genius who died recently.

Irnaaooada Hurts Ja Discovery.

.3 the Westminslor Review of I June E. B. McCormick pauses in the midst. of an unbiased examina- talon of Spence-r's latest, book to ren- der this tribute to tho majestic in- tellect. nf the author:

“Of successful generalization no

thinker has furnished more numerous or memorable examples, Tnnir crown gud consumption, the opoch-making

, is perhaps the highest abstrac- Qn, the most. signal and far-ranch-

inf formula, to which tho human in- to loot has attained, transcending oven Nswton’| great. discovery, which though not loss revolutionary in its edects, and not less lubversive of established conceptions, disclosed only n, prevailing physical law, whilo Mr. Spcnccrs theory touches and ll- lumlnatcs ovcry process of Nature, interpreting aliko the growth of plants and the development of so- cieties; the microscopic motions of the smallest intusioria, and the aw- ful sweep and rccl of unmeasured Bid(-real systems. Iinfloubtedly in years to come this will bo looked upon ns the most. conspictious feature and main nchic\'crm~nt ol the Victor- imi <-ru, the more so as it marks the culminating point of n_sc~rics of svn- sntionul ailvn|i<'~\s /in almost every d¢>pnrtim‘nL of I\no\vli»<lgc\. The gcniug ui .\lr. .\‘pmu'vr supplicrl thc electric flush which prr~cip|luli>rI, so to speak, thu 1.1-_v thought nml muster abstrac- tion which tho tiuw hold in solution, and ivhich rulli(-ci into one great. family gr-mwnlimtmns rcnchcd in ew-ry brunch of scivnuos. Of tho pro- found rlinngcs hy which, nn Mr, Kidd puts it, thc vvry fmindntions oi thought have in the lost century been rcbuilt, Mr, Spencer has been tho foremost m'cI\ii.<‘ct. His results, though grnduuliy rcnlized, ure now so csscntinl n part oi modern con- ceptions tliut it is cnsy to forget how much confusion and pcrplexity .they put an vnrl to, und with what n sense of illumination and expanding vistas the mind, wandering in a luhyrinth of un-r'n-nrdinntcd know- ledge, cuici'g<~rl for thu first time uf.-on an cmincnci- tv-mu which thr- pattern bcrrurio clear und tlw mn'/_v lin(-s fell away in o|‘iI<~i'<~I| s_\'uiii\\-ti‘_v to nn h<>ri7.on lmui\<l\~il only by "thot, un- sltulnblv wnll liuill \\itl\ it wiirrl ul. thc prime/ "

Hia rlyniiin-lo rhllmaphy.

ghqory of evolution, with which Mr.

spencer; nam; will ever bo connect.-

In Augiist, lriilii, .\‘p1~m‘r‘l‘ rou\|»lf‘i-

cd his "1"-_vull|i»\|r: l'Iiilosupl_\_\," :iii yours from ilirr iluii- oi' its <'u|xi|u/-ni-r~ mont. This umgniini ug-us tliflors from the \\ui'l\.< nl till pri-iimis philo- sophers in two \\'u_\'s. lflrst, ii is coiiiiricd to plu-numiiiiu, not \<-mur- ing b\~_\'uufl tim buiiml.~< oi' ilu- i.|u»\\- uhlv; .=;|‘r'onLI, it wi\|ln;\i'~»-' ull phviio- 11191111. i\'m'i'o\\'|-1' :-_\'.-'t<~i\|.< haue III-ull willl this ui' lhnt i\,‘<p¢~¢'| nf tli||ig‘;» with mm'i\ls, with svrit-I_\', with lifr, lVloi'o |»ui`|‘l_V s|uw-i|l:\ti\'t- lI1r‘i>rir-r4lin\¢- gropvrl iiftvr ilu- iv-nn~'i-<~nili-vilul, tu-~ scru't.<‘S_ l.oi~I.<\_ !\`pinu7.1\, llunw, Knut, llvgi-I_ wmv ull 1-pm-h»ixir\l\r‘rS, but, nmio of tliiiu iounil sn wiilo it 'mlturnl liuv us limi \\Iiu~h h'pr\i\<'|-r hits p1‘o\'l‘il in his tt-u \‘ul\i\nw.s, 'l`I1<‘ nll-gl`i\.<pi|\g gi-1if~|‘i\Ii/iitiuii in \\l\\ill he rctiiiccs pIu\num»‘ni\, orguliiv mul niipor-organic, is thu lnw of evolu- tion, \\`ith thut. Inw Di\rwin‘s nomo Is nlinost. r\xr~I||sI\'r-l_v r<1nuf‘rt<‘il, hut. Ilnr\\'in's "m\tui'ul .sr‘ivciiu1\" 1-1-lilly only cni\f\rnu~rl rwnliitinn. tif thc dc- vvlripniciit of thi- tlir-<\|’_v in Npq1<~|»r's minfl an iivruiiiit is gi\i‘u in Applo- ton?-i l"opu|z\|' Sr~irnt'|» .\lunlI\l_v of l"ch1‘\m|‘y, INST, by l‘i'<1i_ llirrlsnn, n former s<°cr1-lury oi' thu |\I1ilrisopli<~|"s, Prof, Hudson ilrnws his fucis from ii. lcttcr written to him on tho Slibjcct by Spencer himself. 'l`his shows thut. the nucleus of his phi tem, which made its first. in "Social Statics," was

tion reached in the (ical studies while 0wen'l lactnnl Mt

skeleton

nys-

Icietles, and b_v \mi\r-rsit|c.~i, ho

_Eye Strain is

was Loo iii in work ut ull, ut- turist I

bo impressed with tho pn_<s\iuI\tif-9 that lie in thc tum- und heullh limi. are granted to us. Siwricci' si-oi'1.\<.-d honors, and though they were press- od upon him by many lourncd so-

steadily refused them. He rcuiuined

Herbert Spencer to thu lust, without. I g single latter oiiixod to his nomo. lt. was only attcr n-,milf-tl |iursuu.~.-ions that, in 1896, hc uIlo\\'<~<l it number of eminent. men to do him the honor of having his portrait puiutcd by Mr. Hubert llerkou\r~l‘ to cclcbruto tho conclusion of his “biyntlictic Philosophy." Among those who joined in iliut ti-simimiiiil were lit. llon. A. J. llnliour, now l'1'iuiu illin- istcr of Urcnt. Ilriluin; Sir George

Budcn-1‘o\velI, .Sir \\`a\ltcr llesuiil,I

Sir J. Criithtou-lirixivrie, Sir ;\l. Grunt-Drill, Hurl oi liysurf, lllirhixul l~`ustcr, Sir (indigo (lrovc, l<`ri-di-ric llurrison, Prof, knight, Andre\v` Lung, W. IC. ll. Ir-<-ky, J. Normuu .bock_vor, John .\lo1'lcy, Sir William 1’ri\-stluy, Lord liiiylvigh, Sli' llvnry ltoscoo, jpslie 2\`t<\plu‘n, and Alfred Russell V\'ullru'c. .\lr_ tlludstonc Lle- Clinctl, in i.\i'L~m'i|i\i|r‘i- with a rule UI his, but he sont 11 letter bf~n.ring wit- ness to the “signal ubiliti:-s" nnil “uinnful unri sr-li-cli'ii`\ing clinrcu;tc1"' of Sp(-ncer. ,

In his youugr-i- riii_\'.~', Spencer had ri

grout adrniruitimi for George Eliot. llis autobiography, which he left. rciitly to be publi.<I\cil alter his ricatll will be an intmw-sling book.

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Nerve Strain

Seamstress and Steuograplier,

Sewing Girl and Student Suffer Alike From This Trouble.

The eye is a complicated mechanism,

made up of s regular network of the most delicate nerve fibres.

When an unusual amount. of work is re-

quired of the eye, cr when t/he eye is kept constantly at high tension, nerve force ls oinsurned at a tromendousi rate, and un' less the system is strong and supported by an abundance of rich, red blood there follows physical collapse.

What hosts of pale and emaciated girls

are found In our ohio ea and factories, schools and workshops, and what n large proportion of them are wearing glasses E

Their health and sight. cannot possibly be improved, except. by a building up ofi the nervous system, and this can best. be` accomplished by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.

Whether you _have strained your eyes

and undermined your nervous system by needlework, cflicc work or study, you will be benefited by a mont.h`s treatment with this great food cure.

As your form rounds cut, and your

weight. increases, as you ilnd new vigor of mind and body, ns your eye s`ght. lm- proves, and your vitality returns, you will befor ever grateful that Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food ayer became known to ycu.

You cannot, afford to delay the use of

this nrsat nerve restorative, for every dose is bound to be a benefit to you.

Mrs. Griffith, \VeymouLh Street., Ghnr.

lottcbown. l’. E. I. and whose husband Is a grocer, ntotea:- One of my children was troubled with muscular weakness and an nflectlou of the nerves which caused twltclilnil. We tried several remedies with little and no result.. Sumo weeks azo I procured n hox of Dr. Cbase's Nerve Food and store she has been taking this treatment Iam pleased to say that we have noticed a wonderful difference ln her condition. Her health is better in every way and her nerves storm to be stronger and stcanier. Wi' feel sure that acontlnuaucc of this medicine will un- tirely cure ber. -

Dr. Chase`a Nerve Food, 50 cents ii box,

slx boxes for $2.50, ot. all dealers, or Ed. manson, Bates & Co., Toronto. To protect. you aganst. imitations, the portrait. and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book_author, are on every box.

ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Svmmr, N. S. Feb. 3.-Ferdinando

Matterlo, who was arrested In Dominion

charlie of the a

on the

shack

wal

until to-

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quite new that there are wuyi of handling fish ou Couiruission different or better than

fecwrv account .mia-»._ win be revelations to you, Our place of business is tlxe Enes. in the city

18 ,Fulton Fish Market,

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Oy _ mail 11.1.1;-is -

- Kinrllv fin-or us with

your name and arl~

_ _ _ _ treks so iha1'\ve may to Fistiernian _ li may seem from time io time mail you

lvfvfmalion of \»u1u¢_ -'\II_C,ni'|er41>o1id rice miswe-veit

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you have experienced. 9 and ,;;c,,..,\` nm :.‘:.“...‘.1.°....::.“.:..eaf.§;;% F`|5hd=-»-M

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Dffillnlp retgrrls and re- \'1-zass and refer vuu for _eu R "M £5 ; not ,D -1-; I d. __ speak ofthe itemized and satis- cauEilaenAm5n»:m, 1i)<uni‘_\§“U-

l¢ y oar ecls

01' the Market nud Fulton National Fi.1nk_ or any whole- sale dealer in the l>u,~iu¢.~=.

NEW YORK.

fierteral Commission':Merchaiits‘

Special attention given to

V xi-14 tts, Aw 3m pd

PRIOR a |v|AHoNEv,

Fresh and Salt Fish, Potatoes, etc.

Smells, Eels, Salt Mackerel, Potatoes.

N0. I0 Long Wharf, BOSTGN, Mass.

PIEEIKIINTS ramen

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& EATES.

Wholesale iin<l_;Cummlssion Dealers in all Kinds of

ss-Sees F I S 11:-I

and SALT

Consignments Solicllerl. Prompt Returns, Slericils nmi Prices on rip|.1-;¢|,| 0,., NO- '7 'I' vvnarf, Bos'roN MASS, ...is _...W ..,...,.d

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BARGLAY GL

Make your'sl\ipments of

to us and get the highest masket prices and iz-1 _raw w 3m

EIIIIEHTS G0.,

Commission Merchants, 176 Atlantic Ave., Boston.

SLIEELTS; EELS dco., dsc

Droniul returns

GATES &NOYES`

Commission Fish Dealers

144 Beekman Street,

NEW ‘IORK OITY.

We make a specially of Smells in car or broken lots. '

New York is one of the best mar-

kets for Eels in the world.

We handle them.

Correspondence solicited.

Highest market prices and

PROMPT RETURNS.

. xi-28 cod. wgxu pil

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I. H. JOHNSON REO..

(INCORPORATED) Wholesale Commission Deal- ers in all kinds of

FRESH FISH

SPECIALTIES :--- S In C IIS,

Eels. Lobsters. Bass and Game.

Goods shipped in care of S.B. Wiley

& Sons, Transfer Agents, liosloncan be shipped without prcpnying fnight. Duty and charges will he pnill at this end.

Cold Storage on premises.

Consignments solicited. Stencils and instructions cn np-

plication.

Rl~Il-‘I<:Rl-1!\'ci\;S- Ilunn`s and limfl-

Streets, Mercantile Age-ncies.

148 Fulton Market,

Beekman St.. New York.

io zo its winipti

S- N. CHURCH C0.

Wholesale Commission

F l S H D E A L E K S. in all kinds of Sea Food,

138 Beekman St., New York.

Consignments solicited Dnily Return

1i~28eo<l haw _un nd

JOSEPH CONLEY Wholesale Commission Dealer in

All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Fish

Aim-kt-rel, .~`.melts mul l-`r< we

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OMINIITION VENINO

T h e Liberal-Gonservativos

at 8 o’

RRIIIIO RALLY MEETING

C ln. the tlpora House

`Evening,Nomination Day

the Candidate and other promi

electors.

clock, shar .

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