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GUARDIAN CHARLO'1'I`E'l`OWN ' NOVEMBER 21 l

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il Should always put you on your `“' guard. Pneumonia, Bronchitis

and Consumption are giving you I

warning. Head them off with _

Or. Wood’s

"~ NORWAY PINE SYRUP.

i lt -'alres out the painin the chest , and makes the breathing' easy ,, .1 i and natural. Nothing like it for

I Lung, Throat and Bronchi _ if* Troubles. From Mayfield, Ont., < Miss Lizzie Hardy sends word _

_ that she has often had cotighs yy ` and colds as Well as Bronchitis, i

and

Dr. Vlood's

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Thanksgl_vlng Day.

THE GUARDIAN

\n Independent Journal, uutrammelled and _f urlcssmtming to be

Just. lmpartlal, Rellablei NewsY

seeking at all times to further the best in terests ofthe pcople.and recozntzedtherefore as

The Peop1e’¢ Paper-

Piiblished at its ottlces, Cameron Blocx.~°0uth side Post Odice, at the following rat.es.D8~YH-ble ln advances-

Morning Edition. daily (except Sunday)

months $1.0E£er yr..., . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . _.. 4.00 _ Semi-weekly 'tion(Mond. &. Thur.) per yr: $1.50; in advance ........................ _.L25 Weekly Edition (Thursday) per year $1.25;in advance . . . . . _ _ _ . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ . . .. .L00 Bl'al"|Ch Off|C68 have been established at the following places, where subscriptions may be paid. news furn- . lshed, advertising, lob work and other busi

ness transacted:- _ i

Suin`p1crside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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Alberton, Albcrton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart Agent. Souris East, Telephone office. R Scaman.Ageiit

J- E. B. McCREADY, ! .T. P; HOOD,

Editor. Businese Manager.

The island of Pansy in the Philil pine group of which the rebels are reported to have full possessing 'has an area. of 4,633 square miles.

The Paris Ga.nloi’s announces that

henceforth the motto, "God protects

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thi U U_§l_ E _NSE ll_V_E__,

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France," will not appear on new

French coins. Just now France ist _

looking to Russia as her protectorf

She has made a bad exchange.

The King of Barotse land, in South

Africa., has decided to come in under the British iiag. The new British possession is situated on the upper Zambesi, in south latitude 15 on the borders of Portuguese West Africa.

It is interesting to note that the

new Chinese minister of Washington is a Christian man, a member of the

AN AM BITIOUS PROJECT-

ceived notice terminating the running powers they have over' the Inter- colonial Railway between St. John and Halifax. It may be expected that a. new arrangement will be made to take the place of the old, as it is

ExcUr<sioN nsrcnx 11cKi:'rs will to reasonable should be done. But fail-

return up to and on November '23l:h,_ 1898.

_ Tl_.-_lists are good only for continuous Journe

ln ‘° G. /~. seine.

Superintendent.

Rril say l`lHir~e_ (`liai_lo` tplovrn.

NOV. 15. £31316-31 Wll

$333gf,"`?§,;"ifa°ilf§;;“‘;fn‘$V2§‘§e;§‘;'§‘ ,,_':,‘1,l ing this there is a well-defined rumor

Thursday, Zlrd and 2lth November, 1893 80°d

for

that the C. P. R. hvejnprojected a scheme to build a line of their own

ph- d :~ _t . , rl ot od for _

‘eii8.ld.uriie€'(`.i.\f‘tdfd:t[ia ofgi;?u<?. go flom St" John to North Sydney and

,arrange with the Reid company in 'Newfoundland for making a through route over their steamers and rail-

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" way. The object of the C.P.R_ is said to be to form a through line be- ` tween Cana.da.'anci Europe to compete with New York for passenger and mail tr‘aEc.

It is to be observed that with run-

ning powers over the Intercolonial this plan might be cm rico out quite _ as successfully as by the building cf a new line from St; John to North Sydney, and the existing first-class line of the government road is amply sutticient for all the tratlic that will offer, even if it should be many times the volume of that now passing over the line. It would be a regrettable mistake to parallel a well-built exist- ing line where the present and pros- 3 pective traffic can be well accommod- .at-ed by the present road. _ From Ireland to Newfoundland the ` Steamers of the near future _ will be able to run within three days. Ac- ross Newfoundland the railway trip to Port-au-Basque can be made in nine hours, and thence to North Sydney the steamer makes the trip in six hours, and can do it in a half? hour less. This would make the shortest trip between the oltl world and the new, and when once estab- ,_ lished would command a very large share of the trans-Atlantic travel and- mail service. The thousands of pas- sengers who look upon 'an ocean pas- sage With more or less fear and _ dread would be delightedwith aroute by which they need be onl three and

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this means the C. P. R. would not

AGENTS .

only have the fastest Atlantic line, but would also have a line direct, from the Mother Country to India,-

_ -_ all under one capable and energetic,

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Mi William Dockendorfl’ oiers for private

hold land with new dwelling house and

_ to and a. good advertisement also for Canada. It is quite feasible. and if

palehis splendid farm containing 110 acres of undertaksn b H13 C P R W0l1ld 1111-

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0 tbuildiugs “miles from Southport also 22

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doubtedly prove a great success. The

management. Such an enterprise in

L D S successful operation would be a credit

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ac ____o%`_$;'_¢__e_<ii_i$_dblla_p_il_nacr»i\ss the road from they management Of the great trans-cork

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handblll < later. 16 (13 w

w ll bcwld at public auction at 12 o’cloc|rto

her with all th t lr, d f

t F f eshoc armmlg lm- ed th ' y

inen s. or ur er c are to ' ' owner on the preir.i=e°.pdr F. H. Ho?ii§.ySee prov en capacity for handling

and ii "or, 501.1 by riiegbaiitii any or Nov. isas finehllal railway and the Pacific

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steamsliip lines have abundant]

__ the largest ventures in this line.

DIRECT

FROM LONDON

New Cloth for Fall and ,Winter

_ _We have opened a fine line of Nobby Cloths if

Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.

Call now and get first choice-a full line of Gents’ Fur-

ishings always on hand.'

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‘ ‘ Church of England. One member of

,his suite also belongs to a well-known

_ _ _ J-L _ -ii lChristian family in Hong Kong, and

iiovniv. .\:ovEi/lima 21, isas. lnearly all of the embassy speak the

*v”°"'°‘*“'”“-‘v "v‘”‘”'*"i English language.

Our despatchestell-that the Hooley

P if, l¥eu`kn%Wn the ganadianlrevelations are proving most discour- aci c -ai way umpany ave re- 5

aging to the Conservative party. That was to be expected. \V_liat adds to the gravity of the situation is that Mr. Labouchere, in Truth, says the Liberals are just as bad as the Tories, and he actually mentions by name a “noble” lord who paid in cash for his title l

Some days , ago the GUAR.D1A_N

spoke of the infectious nature of a. good example and now we have to re- cord the offer ot' Mr. W.J _ Gageor Tor- onto, to be one of the nine who will join with Hon. D _ Farquharson in 'giving $100 each toward the public library, if ten persons can be found to thus make up $1,000 between them. This offer of Mr. Gage is as unexpect- ed as it is generous and entitles him to the gratitude of all Charlottetoni- ans. Only eight more are now needed to make up the $1,000.

During more than a quarter of _a

century nast the political pendulum in presidential elections has swung regularly forward and backward every four years. The record is:

1872 - Grant, gtepublicatrl 1876--Tilden, emocrat. i ~ 1 880-Garfield, Republican. 1884-Cleveland,§Democi'at. 1888-Harrison, Republican. 189 2-Cleveland, Democrat.

1896-McKinley, Republican.

If the swing keeps its regularity et' movement the next president will be a Democrat.

The esteemed Examiner figures the

present government majority in the legislature to be only four, and counts confidenlly on the events of the near future to sweep away all that remains. It is to be observed, however,_ that great things are sometimes accom- plished with small majorities.. One ‘of the most important measures of reform in our Island affairs-the abolition of the upper chamber of the legislature-was made by a provincial

one in the house. Of course it is good policy in an opposition ‘journal when 'a government is to too persistent in fetainingipower, to adopt Captain Bobadil’s method of defeating an army, which was to _“kill them by cmoputstidn.”

_There are two widely different esti-

mates of the youthful Kaiser of Ger- many. One of these estimates rates him as a man of great shrewdness and great ability. The other holds him to be a vain, blustering. conceited fellow who would never have amount- edto anything but for the accident of being born to the purple. Just now he is credited with an ambitious scheme for German expansion east- ward, in which ~Austro-Hungary, Turkey and _Asia Minor are to be ulti- mately included. It is a bold pro- gram, which presupposes that Austria- _Hungary will go to pieces after the death of Emperor Francis Joseph, and that the large German element within the empire-monarchy will then easily aililiate with Germany. In the meantime, as the closest friend and protector of Turkey, the Kaiser hopes to _absorb the lion’s share of the Sul-

Man’s’_’ affairs are closed out.

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ministry that had only a majority of-

nsaw _

VIM-to work and to win-to keep a. sane

mind in a sound body-to _laugh at worry.

Vicon-to ward off disease-to con-

quer obstacles-to transmit health and

, strength to your posterity. _ 3 VITALITY-to resist the fearful strain

and tension of modem life-to make up for the constant drains of d rerwork. 5 Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills confer ‘ all these essential qualities ol the qser.

THIS EVIDENCE IS AHPLB PROOF. Before using Dr. Ward's Blood and

Nerve Pills I felt weak, nervous and run down. I had lost weight ~sté_2-dily for

l some time; my circulation was poor; l hands, feet and limbs were cold. I always

felt weak and my muscles trembled. N ow, after the use of one box of Dr. Ward's Pills, I feel like my old self. _ I have gained five pounds in weight and ion per cent. in cheerfulness. I now walk firmly, my muscular system is strong and my blood circulates vigorously. I have more comfort than I have experienced in years. Dr. Wa¢d's Pills have done more for me than any medicine I ever took.

PETER CARMICHAEL,

f' i I3 Bright St., Toronto, Ont.

All good druggists can supply you. If

they won’t, we will by mail. Price 5oc. per

y’ bt~.x,or Sboxes for $2.00. THE DOCTOR

ll/ARD CO... Limited, Toronto, Ont..

Another Lot y at $4.75.

I This time we oder:

5 lbs best Calf Raisins,

3 lbs “ Currants, 10 lbs White Sugar, 10 lbs Brown Sugar,

5 lbs of 2Sc Tea-, i lb each of All Spice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mixed Spice, Gin- ger, Pepper and Mustard,

1 oz Nutmegs,

. 1 bottle each of Ess. Vanilla

and Lemon, 5 lbs Onions,

5- Bars Sunlight Soap,

1 4 Gals. Kerosene Oil (best )

Fon 5-_\.._'75

Sanderson 6: Co,

TENRERS

Print Ellvlanl ls_|a_nd Debentures

Tenders will be received at the Provincia

all or any of the $l8.000 Debentures authorized to be issued for construction of Prince of Wales College, by the Provincial Act ot 1897, 60V1c,Ca.D 6 The Debentures are in th

terestattlierate ot3§ r ce t ` ` pavable half yearly. andpverll ben daptzld rlstisulgeg _ ornbar, 1898, redeemable in llvears.

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MUSIC STUDIO

_ Wlll-lisopyp lyk yuhilc on Film, for tuition iii I’iano,n(§rgan, Voice Cul- ture and Singing. Class instructing in the Theory of Music is given free to pupils The exercises used. the music selgzled and the system of teaching em- ployed are identical with those of the best eonservatories. Beginnersa speci- alty. Mr.E_arle will be assisted by Miss Amy Earle, Terms upon application at the Studio or at Messrs Miller Bros., where orders may be left.

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The greatest Btoon Poairisn and

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It is an infallible cure for all ordin-

ary afections of Honsas and CATTLE.

It is invaluable for Pins and POUL-

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tan’s possessions when the “Sick‘ Fsmtsss it means money in your

pockets to give it a trial. ' A GEO- Ernuori

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cheaper grade of s cta.cles,1' ported one lot in NicE;l.Plated will sen mem at soc,-75a and? A few of the old stock' of ri Spectacles, usually 'sold at £3.06

To meet the demand of those

11 pair, yours for $i.ooa 'pan-_

Fine Gold, and Gold hlled frame

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Call and see them at

lennell & Ghamllei

BIG OFFER FOR 11

Enormous stock of Elegant ¢ooas

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To se ect rom at a i uction of 20c on every o

We have Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Chr

Spectacles Fancy Goods, Games, Toys; etc.

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This is a gcnd ohance to get holiday goods.

GREAT Sl CLOTHIN

` We have bought for Spot Cash a large quantity

Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits. We got

' at about the price of the cloth, we bought q

out now we sell quick and they go. You will H 20 to 30 per cent by buying from this lot. T won’t remain long at the price we put on them

prices on Men’s Fur Coats.

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