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. _ i0 the clly Y0=le1'd9Y° pcirled the groom. while Miss Moorgi

~-»- r M _ J_ C_ BOURINOT mitor and my cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid.

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Itholiilli l '-i virld rvoi-it it off, but it grew worse. avril was obliged to' shut do-.yn my sawmill and stop work. My blood ns poor and I did not have any appetite, loorild not sleepnieyhts on account ofthe severe pains. I decided to take Hood’s Sarsapsrills and Hoods Pills. In ten days time I felt relief, and now, s few months

hving elapsek. I sm myself again and am A Pe ectly Well Man. lun attending to my business daily, and all due to the benetit derived from Hood’s krslparilla. My wife and other members of my family were taken with the grip _md also suffered at times with sick head- lselils. They resorted to Hood’s Sarsapa- lniis and iicoae Pins and they are now su in good health.” G. R. RAFUB, South Waterville, Nova Scotia.

I-lood’s Sarsaparilla

inthe best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Alldrllzglsit 81; Sir for $5. Get only Hood’s.

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A28 page Dciminioifi D11-g.cwing Book, best

}’archmen_ aper or at F.J. Hornsby’s Book Store.

A lrecitation Book for Church or

r or l5c at

l-'.J- I-lornsby’s Book Store. Abmch of pretty Crape Paper for Chirst- tllecoration f 20c at ` _ I-'.J. Horns y’s Book Store. A Xmas Present for 5c to $l2,5O at FJ. I-lornsby’s Book Store. Aphture Framed from l5c to $8.00 at F.J. I~|ornsby’s Book Store.

bound Prayer Book for l0c

F- J. I-|omsby’e Book Store. A Smoker-ls Set for $2.50 to $6.00 at F.J. |~lornsby’s Book Store. ACel1uloid Dressing Case. A Xmas ° Present for Ladies for $2.00 to $9.50 at F. J- l'Iornsby’s Book Store- Arits’ and Painters’ Supplies on hand A a little over cost at

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` evening, the report of which in yester-

Fnr Xmas Bake

Telephone 98.

ECLIPSE BAKERY,

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We have just received a. fresh lot Of Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuits direct from the fac- tory. Those Biscuits are re- commended by medical men as being one of the most perfect

foods made. and qw specially recommended to invalids and

others sudering from weak stomachs, Dyspepsia, GEC- Directions on every package, showing how to prepare them for the table.

’-i 5: _ _ . .. _-. l AT the nolice court vesterda morn- THE marria e of Mr. Frank Riggs

A,” K A mi i i y ws the o ular bgrberon uoenStreet

- _ L_, __ _- ,_ fi, ‘_ i il _-7 _ J ing Dan Carrol, for drunkenness, a p p Q , ' `° ' ' "` ‘ - " ‘ _ dined $2 or ten days. Miss Maude Vatcher, took place last

"`“_` ._ ` . evening at the residence of the bride’s

and Province.

Gathered Rv Guardian lieporiers and Cor- respdndenls Everywhere-

Fecclso c:;‘pr,q e7.l

'l`iri-‘_ steam(-r Electra will not be heze

this week.

'l`iii-,i:r; was one :irre~t for drunken-

ness yesterday.

Mn- 'l‘. J. l.lii_i.oi< shipped 405 boxes

of cheese by the Princess yesterday morning for the London market.

As will be seen by refcrenre to an-

other column, Mr. 1-`re`ding will address public meetings of the Liberal electors of East Prince at l-`rcetown. Tryon and Emerald, this afternoon, to-night and to-morrow afternoon respectfully.

A MONCTON correspondent of the Sl.

John Sun says; The steamer Northum- berland will prslzaiily go south for the winter on the crose of navigation be_ tween Sunimerside and Point du Chene. Negotiations are now on foo: to that end.

His Loiwfiiir Bi_<iioi~ MCDONALD,

Dr. Monaghan, of Sl Dun.-`tan’s College, Dr Doyle of Vernon River, and Rev. J. J. McDonald, of Kinkora left yester- day morning for Kellefs Cross to par- trcipate in the opening of the new church at that place today.

MR. and Mies J. R. Fxiznia. and

rhild, Mr J. C. Frizell and Mr. D.B0yd _Mi|ler, who have been residents of

Charlottetown for about two years left yesterday morning by the western ex- press. Mr Miller is enroute to the Old Country, the others to Philadelphia.

A VER! pleasant whist party was

given last evening by Mrs. P. S. Mac- Nutt at her residence. Queen Square,in honor of Miss MacNutt, daughter of Hon. Peter MacNutt, of Malpeque, P. E. 1. There were about 50 of Mrs.Mc- Nutt’s friends present and a very pleas- ant time was spent.-Telegraph.

ters have been shipped from Tatama gouche Bay this season and the industry is in its infancy only, having been stari- cd but a few years ago. A large num ber ot areas were applied for this fall and the seed oysters placed in position. If cultivated as.well as those operate during the last few years, it will not be long until there will be ten thousand barrels shipped in a season.-Halifa Herald.

getic pastor of Grace Church, requests ‘Tris GUARDIAN to state thar,in connec- tion with the matter of ministeri

second narterl ' meeting on Tuesday

day`s` issue was misleading, lie, decline

Church for next year.

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Come to us fora new

0119. We have brushes which we guarantee the bris- tles will not come out- of with ordinary use, and all we charge for them is 25 cents. _ These goods are made in Paris and are first- class in every way.

GBOCERS.

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Anonr one thousand barrels of oys-

supply for next year, considered at the

to even be put in nomination for a

fifth year giving as his reason that he

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We are now ready ti) take# fi d his work im airing his health.

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your Order for Christmas $5# Tliie departure of Mr. Kirby from thi

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' _ . city in June next when his term expire

ini S1283 “H160 glvelghgsiié will be much regretted, as he was al- l`0lll 2 W S 93° 1 ways active in temperaece movemen nothing but the best# and ever ready to assist in any goo material used and baked % work. As already announced a un- just right. From 16 to anirnous invitation was extended t -7 . ]b_ _ Rev. J. W. McConnell, B A . \' 61110

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M“' lvAI‘TER D"‘v‘DS"‘\' °f M°“°t°“» L father, Mr James Vatcher confection-

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- -ith E _ Ch .de P of The ceremony was performed by Rev.

l\rIn_CH_u:i.ns F_iwor_'rT of Sickvillr, parties. A fine banquet was partici-

rhas pnrch:i_~'ed the trorting horse, Herd- pared in and a very pleasant evening ic, from Mr. R. J. Wood of this city. whiled away in iiiirthful enjoyment.

_ _ The presents were many. useful and

Qi;iiJi=c'r for the Presbyterian Mis .beautiful To MI. and Mrs Ri Sth?

THE Wivmouth Mass., Gazette, of

Ofllw as "aI`1Y as Posslllle OU Salufdayv on Pleasant St., South W'eymouth, on

to insure insertion Monday niorning.- rf Wegnesday evmi.ng_ The Contracting

wwk parties Were Wilton L. Hawes and

The tempemtum for the past 42 O _ Elizabeth W. Nettlrs and the ceremony

stoed as follows: Dec. lst. m_ax.

38 0, min. 29.8; 5th, max. 45.0, min. _ . _ _ 310; 6th_ max 4 1_0, miu_ 33_0_ nh’ with lace trimming and carried a show- 40 0 min 98 3 ’ er bouquet of lilies of the valiey. The

` ’ ° ' ' ° bridesmaid was Mary I. Netiles, sister

Gro' P Tnoiii barrister. and sev ofthe bride. who wore figured organ-

_Sagkville Pest, [Mix Thomas' is pi family of the bride and groom and at

THE GR"‘T WEST-”Th_° N°'°mbe1` ron Pleasant St., where the collation was

number ofthe Great West is full_of good s¢rved_ The home was premly deco,-a_

the post ofiice waiting for the mail. A1301", 1(Cphe,30n_ of the p_ E Island finelv illustrated article on Life in I) - Railway -|

'U19 Ring and the Lead- 9' 5l°l`Y bl’ land to the ministry of the Presbyterian Clarke Russell; a timely article on Re- church, ann hisinduirion rc the panorama gl»‘»l1'8ll0D IUSUTIUCG; Tl19 Alnlleuf of St. Paul’s church in Woodstock, took

a meritorious and valuable addition to lJQhn 1-egd the mnouncemgnfg and also

M3' W' T' WILLHR 8°” °t Mr' W' an able sermon from Luke xix 28

Street, which are exhibitions of skill, to “tor and eo lemndwere eloquently

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'enacting much cred” 'in th° engraver ldelivered The benedietion was pro-

and some of which 'mu d cm” expprtf nounced by the newly inducted pastor,

in.Boston and while there was under West eutranpew thee uw W ere 8 special instruction, thus receiving much congregation were Presented as they ibenefit in the practical knowledve of paused out' Mr' Ireland entered upon

’ '= his appointments in St. Paul’s yester-

the art Mr Wellner is employed in day the church was sued st both

liociliard.

Opening to-day. a. bran new stock of Embroidery Silks,

Fancy Linens, christmas novelties. If you Want to see the most complete range of holiday goods in the city, visit our

Art Room. ”

prielor 0 _.e astern . roni . _ (, M Cam

. __ 1 ~ ~ ~ _ _ _ pbell, and was attended b

loft Haw L esburl' L`B"‘S m the Citi' the immediate friends ofthe contracting] B

‘ »_ . i , . ' r _ ~ _ Q _ I and din kbcnness love worketh no -rlgl extending a hearty wish- for 8 happy

to his M;/iqhbor B- 1 - _end prosperous wedded life.

Aii\'”~r:ri<nini;i\'Ts, advance notices _cf Nm. 25' $555: _.A very pretty home

meetings, busiress locals and all avail- Wedding was Soyemuzzed at me residence

“ble ‘tems mllsl be handed "3 to thls of James T. Nettles. father of the bride, » B

min. 35.5, ess, max. so 0. min. 32.5; l was P°ff°"”‘-‘d bl’ ‘h° Rev- J“dS°“ ‘f°“ 3rd, max. 38 0, inin 31 7; 4 li. max. Clancy’ _Of lvfst Medf_0rd‘ Tl” bufie

were white bwiss muslin over cream silk ~

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eral other Monctonians intend c-gina die and carried pinks. Joseph 1-l. _ w ¢ west in a few days to locate at Fobrneyi Hawes. a brother of the groom, was oo _ Boxes’ B C , where H Trires. formerly of beet man The ceremony was per I l

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Commenced buying for

Christmas yet?

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Time you did,

It`s eadsier to buy now, %

easier tel select, you`r-e surer %

of satisfadtion.

Theres always a crush and

push Christrr as week.

Seen the Fancy Good

yet?

Fancy Glasswarei Fancy Cases

Metal; Leather

\N'ood.l

Moncton, is running a clolhing business. :formed in rhe presence of the immediate _ GQMQS, `

` fP.E.I1 d. 't l' th t ` dt l:i l »;:.:.°:.°.:;:'.: .:..e;;f.;°e;i° non ,sr¢., etc.

things- The f"°“ll5Pl°C9 5h°W5 the ted with cutrdowers and potted plants.”

crowded street of Dawson City before [The bride is a gl-aud_daugbte,. of ML _ 6 .

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son City ;1 valuable article on The New rl 'F00(l R.iJ\ll6 lZ0 EIIYOPB Vl& H\ldSOD B8.y; THE 01-digyatign gf Ggorge I). Ira- _ I

Ph°1°gfHr>h°r-are some 01 the irriv°lP=1 place in that church Friday evening. A ' items which make up this excellentqm-y large congregation, filling tha Calladhll Magllzllle- T119 PllbllSh°l`9 church to its utmost seating capacity 3 W

§>l'0I(!;gS°; 2 SPP°l9»l\lv§’ Bllrggllvg l111lD`l>01`l was present, and the services were of B

01' IIS 11125- 0 C00 011 5’ l'€00_II1- a hi hi interestin character. Rev.

mend the Greatwesrro ourreaders as w.iv.yRainnrsofi:s1vrn church, si- F|°0l`l\ xlflasq

'ClM<li=11 Perivdical literature- cieréd :hs ordination prayer. Rev J. Q' It is not too early to think of presents. Our

R Fowler of South Richmond preached new line of

`W.Wellner, Jeweler, of this city, iss _ , . ` ,' ' _ fa" di°““g“i°hi”g himseg ““ T“i"‘ i." l<itidrclh',(§i.l.‘i(<iIliiiiIiibdliciiiidsilitniiisdirl @ Rattiasn tgchgiigsst we h ve ever shown Cal

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eengraving u ness evera lPeoi. and Rey. James McLean. _of Harvey. @ and Select your presen S now, and. we will

mens of his work mav be seen at W

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_W rife 0- G»e» :..:z:::.,.:..°....°;°:‘s.:':r:.;:;,......: e ps sem my wer-111 and send me when

required.

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gdrsuiiihone lo! th; tiieesi !e;(;:;tvin;?0sho°;s aiter which he was cgndugbei to Eze

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;h1_‘;3';;;v;l;;I;l?d:;;:_;:m;:1§n(;° pill' inoriiin g and evening services- Wood- 1 _ _ `

. ` stock Press. [The Rev. George D.lreland 1

ygliaigtgigfllullxdelhal Store dllflllg the refrred to above.formerly belonged to _ a

' Alberton, P.E. Island and is a brother- '

--+- in-law of Mr- John Agnew of that If you buy your Fall uit 'ami Dvorooai

Riisriiies and ulsters. If you require Placed fpgm ug. ,

Gmb kindly wok Over our mock' For ‘ '-""'*"_""' A constantly increasing business proves the success of our edbrts

me smallest my t° the iargesb man’ all J When you are nervous and sleepless, to dress our pitrons to their satisfaction. .

prices' Rememper our Cloth sale ‘B take Hoodls Sarsaparilla. It makes the ' ' ' still on. Bargain (Joiner.-W. D. Mo- nerves Btmng and gives refreshing _ A M3gI\lflGBl\'t “all B Of slli`tIllgS~

KAY- f's1@ep._ r in English, scotch, irish and oss rss Twseds.

Good Va ue in

Serges,'Vicuna.s, Cheviots, Worsted .l W 5

e Latest in vercoatin s.

AN() l HER SNAP T" ' 9

J _ Beavers, Meltons, Kerseys, Fur N a s, Whip Cords. ,

Bought for Spot Cash, Sold at a close margin of profit.

""5 WEEK' Gordonm _¢¥L0t__l_V|cLe||an

"ARC LIGHT OIL’

are showing a rare bargain in Wool finish, double Width Burn it in 3 lamp a_|0n,_,,;__;_,. of _my Oi] you can gb;-,a dress goods, plaids and checks. Be uuprejudiced in your Jqdgment and you will Surf,

20 patterns to select from, Worth 18c a yard. bm, only .Am Lighty ~ r

[Tvs YRS The I'n_a1;per1-_a1- mil _ $30., I-NC”

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Underclothing, Blankets,

We show a good range at lowest prices.