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that my Kidney Cure will cure 90 ner “"- of all forms of lildne! complaint and ll many instances the most serious forms 0! Bi-i¢lit‘s disease. If the disease is COW pllcated send I. 1001*- i ounce vial of urine. We will annlhe It

and advise you treo _,

d . what t° imitrex.

a vial. Guide to Bell!!

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We are geiieral commission mer

chants, direr-1 iiiiporters of Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobb_»rs and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and all farm products. Goods of all kinds bought and sold on a mo'lera.te com- mission Correspondence solicited.

WOODILL & CO,

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BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC &c., &c..

MONEY TO LOAN.

OFFICESZ-

Prowses New Block, Ch’town

~Ma.in Street. Georgetown.

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THE NEW '-98 GHIUAGU FlEXIlllE CLIPPER...

Is now in full operation at my Stables :ind is giving the fullest satisfac ' ion. Customers can have Horses clipped daily from S a. m. till 4

p. m. Prices reasonable.

C EOR CE. _ Upper Queen St. N0v2.5

WANTS, LOSTS, FOUNDS,E`IC.

WANTED.-A girl for house: work must

k_liow sonic thing of cooking. Apply to Mrs lu I-’alrncr,Que»‘li Street. 5d w tf_

'ro-Ll-;T-The iiortlicrii halt' of the Late Chief

Justice Pa.lmer‘s douse on Queen Street, Heated witii hot water. lileciric lights etc. Rent moderate. Apply to Mrs. E. Palmer

Qitipen St. H. Janies Palmer. L‘h`Town Nov:

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“NY Sicconiodnteii at .\ilEi°s_ Sxe.»'si:f?%ixgii:?I§f2lv`ci/T art Street. 96 'lawlniwl

T0 LET A Dwe`lin on upper Eusto S

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tionary, 4 vols,5Z{i%0“f}d..;h§i"ic‘iirlc)icii3§¥?i'€;l3g‘df:dfi(h' ggolgd at about ha price at Bornsbyb Book

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THE GUARDIAN

\n Independent Journal, untrammelled and frarlessmlming to be Just. impartial, Reliable. Newsy

seeking at all times to further the best in terests ofthe people.and recognized therefore as The Peop1e’l Paper-

Publlshed at its ofiices, Cameron Blocs.9outh sidgd Post Oillce, at the _following rates,pe.yable

lil \ 8iI\C6 * _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three months $1.00' _per yr..., . . . . . - . - . - . - - - - - - - --- 4-00

Semi-weeklylf `tion(Mond. &. Thur.) per yr: $1.50; in advance _ . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . _ _ _..1.25 Weekly Edition (Thursday) por year $l.25;iu advance _ . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ .1.00

Branch Offices _

have been established at the following places, where subscriptions may be paid. “CWS film; lshed, advertising, iob work and other busi ness transactedz- _ Summerside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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Alberfdliizggberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

Ago t- East, Telephone oiilcc. R Seaman,Ageni

J- E. B. McCREADY. | J. P_- HOOD.

Editor. Business Manager.

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)ilU.\`DAY, Dl!].)l<IMBla`R 5, 1898.

I PRIMITIVB AND MODERN-

lloiv far does the xnorlern chnrcli-7

-any clinrcli of our <l;iy_1'esem‘nle the priinitive Church l 'l`lic ilu-Pstioli is one freilueiitly asked and tinswcred in ‘tlitlei'eiit vvays according to the creed, ,or training, or cast of mind ofthe pier-| fson making the iepl_v_ There are ,various opinions, and some may think 'the religious body to which they ad- , here is organized. and governed, and ' I worships according to primitive usage and methods while there are Others who see wide contrasts between the ap- iostolic church and the various relig- ,ious bodies of our day. But the ,subject is none the less worthy of serious consideration. i The divine Master and Founder of the church may be conceded to have 'had infallibly correct views in regard to this matter. He chose to appear . among the poor, Himsilf as poor in li worldly goods as the poorest among l those He taught and to whom He ministered. He chose His apostles f om a.mong those in the humbler callings of life. He had not .where to ,lay His head, and poor, humble and illiterate as his disciples were, He washed their feet. Peter was an il apostle, a prince in the church, but he wore a. fisherman’s coat and from time to time, after his calling_,to_f that high ,oflice, repaired to the' “sea to obtain

food for himself and famig, sometimes’ ‘tolling all night in vain, s we read. lPa.ul, another apostle and pfince of the church wrought at his trade of

i preaching the gospel.

It was not a. fashionable church,

no burning of incense, no dignitaries clothed in ur le and fine linen and

no splendid cathedrals, no organ music nor stately ceremonial appealing to :esthetic taste and human love ofi

preached by men as poor as them-

ipreachers and teachers as children of

to associate with. The crippled beg- _gar, or even the outcast. leper ,;0u]d appeal to the highest dignitary of the

do so to-day l

,church is not so near and so dear .is lit was in those days. To Jesus, or Peter or Paul, clothed in

they could readily make appeal

cessors" they might hesitate to ‘make their application l

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Let not this reminder be construed , S 0 a I 0 0

into an attack upon the hundreds of 0 i | _ ' ,

worth ministers of the os el who ` ' =

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are faithfully seeking to minister to

a. change is coming over them. The change is most apparent to those who have lived longest in the world. Is is a. change that increases the re- semblance of the church of today to the primitive church ‘Z To ask the question is to make it apparent that the answer' cannot be in the alllrma-

[1V€.

The Mad Mullah, who was thought

lo have been effectually settled by the campaign in Xoothei‘ri India, is again on the Wai-path and apparently as iiiad as ever. The fact that two Brit- isli brigades have been sent out after him to the Swat Valley shows that danger is apprehended from his movements. It may be that another campaign among the northern hills must be undertaken.

Col. Picquart was the man who

discovered that Esterhazy was in treasonable correspondence with foreign smbassies and that the evid-

ence pointed to him rather than

Dreyfus as the author of the famous bordereau, the only real evidence against Dreyfus. His real offence appears to be that he knows too much, and that his information has been confirmed by the suicide of Col. Henry and the flight and confession of Esterhazy.

The subscriptions to the Col. War-

ing memorial fund have already reached $60,000, all in sums of $100 each and upwards. It is proposed to raise $100,000 and invest it, the in- terest to be paid half-yearly to Mrs. Waring. A opportunity is to be given now _for smaller subscriptions because the poor as well as the rich

of tent-mal-_iing foil his support while of New York. hada' very high regard

for Col. Waring. In any case there will be no difficulty in raising the full

the Christian church of those days. Eungflrst proposed for the memorial -It had apparently no stately ritual, un ` I

President Faure of France, though

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faring sumptuously every day. It had 3' wealthy man now’ rose from Very

humble life. He was a ta.nner’s ap- prentice, and was refused the hand 'of the woman he afterward married be-

POmP_ To the Poor me gospel WaS'clinse of his poverty. He entered

upon a mercantile career in Havre

Selveq in WOr,d,y goods but rich ___ and there accumulateda. fortune be- ‘ ` 7 - . . . ,faith. The man or woman in patched fore eubermg upon his polmcal igarments felt at home among such career'

_the same Father in Heaven, and did _ TUG Cfevlllg ff” Al0Jl\0l»00il1m, Comic

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not feel that the place of wot-ship i.?.§l{’§§’s m"‘i»‘.-f§€i‘§_."..”.1".“ii‘l..ll‘l..3_"’§‘f, aiifesiiiilli

was too fine for them to enter or the fll,'f,l'1i§;e%T,f§""lef§,§,},}§‘“§,Ei°f,‘,,S"f,“‘;0,§f,‘§§O‘,‘§l“$53

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CODgl‘egat10[1 1300 fasliionable for them the _system restored to its normal condition

W rite for particulars.

All forms of scrofula, sores, boils,

pimples and eruptions, are quickly and

church in thOSeda_yS_ Sure of brotherly pe_r_ipanenlly cured by Hoodfs sarsi_ip_

_ ari a. sympathy and ready aid. Could they ' _

SHoREY’s Wate1‘proof UI

To-day here in Charlottetown, th _ ° .I

are humble poor, pinched with hun;i`-ii Ste!-‘S are seumg fast' $6 70

and shivering with cold,to whom the $8'00 $1000* and $12‘00°+

JasPaton & Co.-tf.

THE Clothing that is guar-

the garments of working men alll./Sed by the _.maker is

Shore ’s Clothin -tf

if the Divine Master, or his apostles ANo'i¥1i~:a consignmgiit ol honey ar were now on earth, but to their well- rived. White comb and dark comb 180, .dressed, wel1~fed and well-paid _“suc- ‘md 150, lb at Gays Stalls Market

' Charlottetown. 28 gf,

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for the children or grown-lp either, re member that nothing is much more ap pro nate or acce tabl

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BUY Shorey’s Clothing.-tf

S1-1oREY’s Clothing is guar-

anteed by the maker.-ti.

HARLOTTETOWN, - I- _ P_ E_ I _HAVE your slr-gh robes re aired and

SLAND . trim d iT P - p : I, “ll " ‘

me a nouns iciisnifs, Eu ton "mme '"°““f°'°l°r°"° an Teipld sis d. Bl°°k-°“ the NUFUI Side Qf Q‘°°“"-

street, Charlottetown.-14 eod -i 51m. VICTORIA JEWELRY STORE- 'G”riittsdiireSt£etslii;ipo;iiLii riirtii iiiirie Market 5”” d°°"."'° ‘he "Um “p“°'"°‘

% ,Laadmg fur st_me_.¢MY opposite Post Ollice, Ch`town_'Bfi'1a~fe- D J. H.

Albert Chain.=,Alurm Clocks, Art Goods.

Amythyst_Rings and Brooches. _

Button Hooks, Bracelets, Birthday

Rings, Baby Pins and Rattles, Badge-Bob tons, Braoghes, .Butter Dishes, Brushes with silver mounts, Bottles silver mounted. Boxes for collar buttons, stamps, matches , jewels and bonbons, Baking Dishes,Bronze Figure-i, Belt and Buckles, Barometers, Bells, Boys Watches, 551.50, $3 up.

Card Trays and Cases, Cake Baskets,

Castors for dinnerand breakfast, Candle sticks, Cliains, Charms, Clocks. Cuff But- tons and Links, Collar Studs, Compasses, Cups, Canes, gold mounted, Cream Pit- chers, Celery Dishes. Coffee Sets, Spoons. Combs, Carvers in cases.

Diamond Rings and Desert Sets.

Enamel Brooches and Pins, Ear Rings.

Eye Glisses, Ebony Canes mounted. Egg Stands, Emerald Rings, Emery Cushions, Elgin Watches.

I' _ Fruit Dishes and Knives, Fern Pots,

Forks, French Clocks, Fish Knives and Forks.

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Garnet Rings and Brooches, Gold

Watches and Jewelry of all description, Gravy Ladies, Grape Scissors, Glass boxes with sterling tops, from 20c up. Girls Watches..

Hand Mirrors and Hai.r Brushes. Silver

Mounted Hair and Hat Pins, Hall Clocks. l ‘ I

Initial-Pins from 5c each, Ice Pitchers,

[nk Stands. Individual Crue=s, silver top, 35c each. .

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Jewel Boxes, Jewelied Rings, Broaches.

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Knives and Forks, Knife Rests, Keeper

Rings. Keys.

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Ladies Watches, Lockets, Lamps,Lenses

for Spectacles, Ladies.

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Mirrors, Mustard Pots, ii/Iatcli Boxes,

Marble Clocks, Marine Glasses, Masonic Rings and Pins, Manicure Goods in pieces and sets.

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Napkin Rings, Necklets, Nuteracks.

Oddfelloavs’ Pins and Charms, Optical

Goods, Orange Bowls and spoons, Opal Rings, Onyx Clocks, Opera Glasses.

P PRESENTATION WATCHES, Pbarl

Rings, Pen Holders, Pencils, Pickle ,‘ ;§7._es, Pins, Paper Knives, Pitchers. Pio ‘,-

Quadruple plated Spoons, Forks,knive etc.. quality guaranteed as represented of all goods sold. _

Ring signet, Wedding, engagement,

children’s all prices; either in stock or made to order. Ribbon vest chains, and Guards, Reading Glasses, Rolled plate Rings and Chain.

Sterling silver table ware in boxe.s,studs

scissors with silver handles, silver thim- bles, brooches and novelties, souvenir i-poone and boxes, shaving mugs, spoon holders, salts, salad bowls; Scent- bottles( solvers, sugars, soap boxes, syrup jugs, silver polish, spectacles-gold, silver, aluminium and steel. If you do not know the number of the lenses your 'friend needs, we can fit up a temporary pair, and put in the right glasses later.

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'1‘urquoise_Rings and Broaches, Tea'

Sars, Tea Spoons, Thermometers, Time pieces, Trays, Toast-racks, Tooth Picks, Tm Balls. Tea Bells Tureens.

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Useful:-nd ornamental articles fir-

presents. Urns, Umbrella Clasps.

Vest Chair s, Vases, Veil Clasps.

Vegetable Dishes. Vaseline ja.rs,silver tops. excellent perfumed vaseline 20c up."

- - VV' Watches -The leading makes on

handsomely engraved. cases or plain. so that you can have Whatever you wi~hed engraved thereon. Wedding Rings, Waiters, Water Pitchers.

XMAS PRESENTS

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You are invited to call and see them.

Zoological specimens in bronze. Zero

Thermometers.

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their people in spiritual things, we 1 Patranize Home Ilshtutions

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conten o i e as their people do and ev er ready o give their last dbl Wear Home Goods

lar to relieve the want of one poorer T K M°];19i°YM°d°m Mmhlnefy

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Purses silver mounted, Peppers. " *_

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church that we know of there are ` lencmm, 8 0 woo thousands, sincere in their worship Q Tryon Plain and Fancy.Tweeds` 1111.812 (10 1101; F loving, charitable and helpful to theii‘ T Tryon dwbled and twlsted Banncck’ l

neighbors But is there not in every buff” Twfdg S, D G C, Gnods that wear f°r

church and in all churches a tendency Tryon a le ‘ess oo S’ Unshrinkable Blankets

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to drift further and further away T,;0:,l Navyyseségig Blankets thi" WWF A M0 Um

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on ing Anglican Presbyterian Mgethog- Tl‘l’70l\ BIRDIIGYS The Test value m .Cl°thmg'

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dist and Baptist churches, but will I I 117°” Yarns- Sold lsygall ig,l:,,,:g Merchan notice that in greater or less degree A

llyun Woolen Manulacluling l}u’y

and latest designs.

Prowses New Stone Block

The largest Cathedral in the world is in Rome on

it is said where Saint Peter was interred The total of the interior is 612% fee', the dome from pavement top of the Cross is 4-18 feet, cost of Building is set at 70 000,000. Our stock of new goods is large and in store We have better accomodation to show' Boy s' _froni $2.75, new lrom the Factory ( Blocks from $1.25 shop worn goods. all new goods. Broches, stick pins links, in endless variety and at the prices that will sell

of China. ware, Silverware Fancy goods, Games, Toy

stock arrived and the prices are so low that the Shrew

i taking advantage by purchasing. Our goods ale

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Sunnyside opposite Post Office

German Sllllpers

Only the pleasure of choosing; From the sensible and warm

felt slippers at QOQ to the height of German luxury at

75c and $l.00. Ladies’ warm German Slippers with leather soles, at mc and 15g. Better quality at

$|.00 and $I.25`“iUh fur top.

Men’s very warm felt Slippers at 65c and 85c.

ChiIdren’s at |6g_, 25g and 35c. A

ary affections of Honsiis and CATTLE.

It is invaluable for Pics and PoUL»

TRY. i

FARMERS it means money in your

A 2 lb. package for 25c.

` Cb’town.

7 p , _*_ 4

For Xmas and New Years. You can get 1 1102

inet for “$00 at Lewis; either on flat or glossy

that everv one can have Photos for Xmas and

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Repaued and kept th

sati.-faction. Our re please-i each one of ou

number of patro-is 'I have why our shop is full of work-pleased owl ers send others.

Li».t's doctor your wh next time it needs it.

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FRESH POBK

Consignments solicited. Liberal

The greatest BLooD Puiurii-:ii andlmsdc- I ,,_

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FLESH PRODUCER in the world. 'ess _ Hai

It is an infallible :ure for all ordin- owgg ,§,‘,’§, 6"

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pockets to give it a. trial. ‘ l A.. M, Qian, sgg, C

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- Send all orders to _ ne1iUnil?e_rsit;_,. we 0 l _

¢ Consu ting ltn neer_fol' Genera. | alties Eiydraulg Sanitary Engin

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IPOTIIEGIRIES’ IIILL °"`°“"l’" °“”’ "Ss

Special Offer.. DR-1 ALEX -“alll

csbinsiPa0i.°iorss_oo oi-1 aoz vicwi-is css P|l]S|0|8ll & Sllfll

paper. e make this liberal proposition o l(Foi-merly ot Kensington.)

New Years prasgnts C0m_G BS 300|] SS POSETIDAB Stl’ c h a r so as to give us time to Bnish them. bppmim page Ph

PERFECTION IN CROGKERY- `. l

Another new arrival of beautiful Chin8»,GlB89 f V

Porcelain and earthen ware. All new and

Bprettv patterns Novelties, for Xmas and r

edding presents.

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A large stock of new Wall Papg_i§e__d11$_E I ,9ill|a§',),¢,11 isdgrriagge iii the new

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