JOEN R. NEAL & CO.,

THB GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTBTOWN PRINLE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 9. |90.,

ras mn wommr sol no nousi wnn nun

Naptha Soap

Thlsisa soap _which is very

highly recommended. 7

Will wash everything washable,

clean everything cleanabie,_and hurt nothing.

73 per cake. . for 250..

Jenkins & Son

NEW GAB SERVIGE

Ihave decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an up-to-date cab service. Passengers, baggage. etc., will be conveyed to boats, trains or anywhere else desired. Orders left at McDonald & Mc- Kiunon’s Drug Store or at the stables, Sydney Street, near Stevens0n’s Corner will receive prompt attention.

J. M. NICHOLSON.

Telephone No. 253.

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MEADOW BANK FARM FOR SALE

I offer at private sale the beautiful

farm known as

MEADOW BANK

two miles from Cornwall on the West River. The farm and buildings are

in first class condition.

200 ACRES of as fine land as there is in the Pro- viuce,convenient to schools,churches, cheese and butter factories. etc.

In fact there is no more desirable

property on P. E. Island.

JAMES McMlLLf\N_

Cornwall, I’. O-

li, iw

We desire to thank our

customers for their patron- age for the past year making it the most successful

during our experience. We

trust by close personal atten tion to business to merit a continuance of same.

We wish you all a happy

and a prosperous New Year.

W. N. TANTON.

Jeweler, "

Boston and New York Ads.

JonN_,oAis

|07 Fulton Market New York

9.

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealer.

llesiros io Know

About Sanaiive Aniisep- tic Cleansing

about the Care of the Skin, Scalp, llair and Hands.

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Too much stress cannot be placed on

the great value of Cuticuro Soap, Oint- ment and Resolvent in the antiseptic

` cleansing cf thc mucous surfaces and of `i the blood and circulating fluids, thus

affording pure, sweet and economical local and constitutional treatment for weakening uiceratlons, intiammations, ltchings, irrltations, relaxations, dis- placements, palns and irregularities peculiar to females. Hence the Cuti- cura remedies have a wonderful influ- ence in restoring health, strength and beauty to weary women, who have been prematurely aged and invalided by these distressing ailments, as well as such sympathetic afliictlons as anmmla, chlorosis, hysteria, nervousness and

; debillty. ‘ Women from the vory first have fully appreciated the purity and sweetness, the power to ahbrd immediate relief, the certainty of speedy and permanent

economy which have made the Cut cura

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for preserving, -purifying and beauti- fying the skin, for clcanslua the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruif, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening and soothing red, rough and BUYS 11111105. fOr annoying irritations, and ulcerative weaknesses, and for mnny sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery.

Cuticuro Rsaclvenl, Ingrid und in the form of Choeolnle

Coated ruin, cuticun intmem me Cuueun Bo-p no sold ihrou hon! the world. De te: London, '27 Chlnev~ nm... sq. .“r>..i.. .s ans .nu i».l§'. .\..»¢..n.. it. 'r~.....n. Cn .ru-.ine .iio»um,|:7 Cninmtsua an. Potter Dn|¢ n Chemin-| éirp. solsvm rin n,

lf'Beu¢l to.r'lA Book gorlilomm."

. Much Thai 'Every Woman

remedies thc standard skin cures and

our remedies of the civilized world.

Millions of women use Cuticura

Soap, assisted by Cuticum Ointment,

cure, the absolute safety and preat

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ment.

For the first time in years Jouph

Chamberlain took his seat as ir private member of the House of Commons, and was separated from his former .colleagues in the cabinet by the guutzwav. From this seat he sawhis souact as leader of the House of Commons, a position which Joseph Lihumberlaln, with all his yrsru of parliamentary experience, never uttiiue i.

Pri mier B ilfour was unable to be pres-

ri to be the most powerful member, the ht use was spsllhound. It had been ex- pected Sir Ackeis-Douglas would take the I’iemier’s place, and interest was also heightened by the fact that Sir Henry Campbell-Bannfrman, the Liberal leader, had just concluded A merciless satire on

rarusit ssrtvous ron sou.

Joseph Chamberlain, vi ho had sat un-

uiono oi unou snunni ef.

ln the Politics of Great Britain-Austen Chamberlain Defends

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the Attitude ofBaifourand his Distinguished Parent Towards the Fiscal Question-The Commons Must

Decide if there is to be a Change. my

LoNn0N, Feb. 6.-“My right honorable|mo'.'ed under the ridicule of the Liberal

friend, the member from West Biruilng-|leader, turned nervously towari his sun ham," as Austen Chamberlain described who now takes prtccleiiu: over him. his father, was the central figure in the With his mmotlc in his rye, an orchid in ‘drama thatuinrkrd the opening of parlia-lhis buttonhole, an-i his hands clasped

0|-L UPCBIISB Of lDfl\lPl1ll- when AHB*-011. slonally Joseph Chamberlain cheered his Chamberlain rose to reply in behalf of the . gon gn, when Augwu (jhgmbmynin ue". pirty, of which his own father is supper- ;¢d

Joseph Chamberlain. The situation wan ¢| without parallel in the recollection ofthe be oldest politician, and nil eyes were fixed er

aliernutely upon the father and the son- gens and with a touch of pride he said-

across his knees, the rnost prominent figure in the British Empire listened while his son defended him.

Austeutlhamberlain spoke haitlngly and

under evident s‘r.iln; yet when he rc- ferrefi to his fa' her, it was always as “the member from VYesi. Birmingham."

Now and again jeers gr.ete;i Austen

Chumberluimwhereupon, vi ith unmistaise able anger, his father turned his glance ln the direction of the offender, and occa-

` the conclusion cl his defence of the ar- tidude of Premier Balfour and his fachi r towards the ilecal question, the interrup~ tions grew more frequent. and the Chai.- cellor of the Exchequer clutched the brass-bound treasury box, on which Glad- ltone was so fond of leaning, and address- ed his remarks almost solely in the direc'

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ment. He recomniends

highly to everybody. Wish ing you every siircess '.\1ili the medicine. lremain

Yours truly

Coit/\ Mai' \\'ii.-<>_\

Kcndncks

I have been troubled for si

number of years with Rlicn- iuatic Pains in my knees KHNi>Ricii'sLi?~1Mi-,xriiiatit a complete cure and i can highly reccnimend lt

Mas. T. l.i-:own

Georgetown, P, I-I. I

on of his father. Deilantiy Austen Cham- rlain accused Sir Henry Carnpocll-Banu' man of attacking the Premier in his ab-

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MARRIAGE VS SINGLE LIFE-

'l‘he Alberry Plains Literary and De-

bating Society held its usual weekly meeting on Friday, Jun. 29. An ever ln- cn-I-ialngnumber of ladies inspired the craters to put forth their best efforts. The subject of debate was the mcmenlons and interesting one “\Vneiher inarr ed

FAULTY DIOES l`l0N

always precedes and favors the development of consump- tion. A good thing for any- one who is suffering trorn indigesticn and may be pre- disposed to consuuiptirn, is PARK’S PERFECT EMUL- SION, which tones up the digestive system and kills consumption germs.

Farmors’ Family

saryand the skill of our dispensers. two things which fit us so eminent-

vantage in the compounding of all kind of receipts,

Bring to us therefore your fam-

ily receipts, your stock receipts. etc., we will fill them in every case strictly according to orders and with tde best qualitylof drugs unless otherwise specified. As our prices are always as reasonable as we can afford to make them you can rest assured that on that score also we are sure to satisfy you.

FISH

Smeits and Eels- a specialty.

Al -' correspondence promptly nnawer2d~

Stencils lent eu nppiiontiou.

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ELLI .

The Druggist. 3 stores, Ch’town, Montague, Murray River.

S. B. 'WILEY & SONS.

Brltou, Kell.. Transfer Agents.

References, Coiouini 'rnut Co.. "Boroulh

leuk of ibrocklpu," or any Wholesale Filh louse u the Un ted stem.

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J. PRICE. I. PRICE-

PRICE BROS.

Wholesale Commission Dealers

in all kinds of ‘

Bmeitn, Eels and Lobstere are spec-

ielties.

We have been handling smeits for

so years. A trial solicited-

i04 Fulton iiiarket,New York,

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Comic and Fancy

Our large stock is now ready for you to select from. Prices from 1 cent up almost as high as you wish to go. In the comics we have them to suit every tale and oc- cupation. Come in and make your selection early. We have a big stock but they are sell- ing fqt.

Mlichcll’s Bookstore

Sunnyside. `

fl ||.13‘fWhlr|.lelhelne.

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u uid". M 1 ,enoy ol n cold to result. in pneunionun.. , in ti it ' ,,.,,, d, 3,.,

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The equipment of our dispen-

ly for the dispensing of physicians Prescriptions give us also an ad- ,

or single life affords the more pleasure to the individual."

Shortly after seven the meeting was

called to order, tho efficient president, Char. Mt-Millan in the chair. In a brief and witty speech, he introduced the opener of the debate, Victor McMillan. who in a thoughtful and convincing manner upheld the married state as helm. productive of the greater happiness. li reminded his hearers that the irreatest o men have often teitilled that they owe most of their success and inspiration ti " their wives, mentioning as shining ex amples, Gladstone ard Disracll. Mr. Mc- Millan cn resuming his seat, was 'hearti-

ed with cheers, as he rose to his feet ii make the first speech on the opposite side Mr. Jenkins is a very agreeable speaker. an able debuter, and a model husband, but fate had decreed that he should champion the cause of celibacy on thir night; so putting aside his own personal convictions, he ably portrayed thi pleasures of the single man an contrasie. with the cares and anxieties of pater- famllies. As Mr. Jenkins warmed to his subject, those of us who had cherished secret hopes that we might sometime be promoted to the happy state of matrim- ony, began to feel our hearts as lead with- nus, and long faces and doleful looks succeeded the brlghtsmiles ofa short time before. In vivid and forceful language, the speaker let forth the trials and miser- les of married life. From the awful cou- templatlon of A row of boots completely surrounding thelarge kitchen stove, the

Rev.G.ll.Sohlipi,

ills Marveiious 1'

UMINATIUN VENING

he Liberal-Conservatives

R lease . from w.|| hom a

“‘S°" GRAND RALLY MEETIN Suffering.

In the Opera House

'rew Co., Ont.,writcs as follows:-“I have rnuch pleasure in stating that I have used Palne’e Celery Compound with grand rel ~ults.

i.. .y _ .y y bances runde life rniserixble. liavlng heard

The Rev. U. A. Sehlipf, of Killnlce, lien-

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........ .. Tuesday Evening, Nomination Day o much about the virtues oi Paioe`s Cel-

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' `ly applauded bv his appreciative audience 1 _ C d I 1 I d

Th°rf1<i>°nd@ntF-J-Jenkins. WM areal .lla ilm.si¢li.u 'wnl;r.i)§:il.‘i nznzii? MR A 'X MCLEAN the Candidate and other iromiu

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pleased to say than the comnouud was ent speakers will address the electors

producive of great results in my family as ' ' v

`,wmemed,°,m; an are mum plus" Chair will bc taken at 8 o clock, sharp.

Wm, |,_-» R. MACNEILL, M. D, ]. _l. JOHNSON,

Pres. Liberal-Conservative Secretary

Sdn Conference of P. E. I.

Celery “ ` E " Compound MODERN oEN'r1sTaY

Dia the BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS

Ovnctliing we again wish to call your attention to is our CORRV

GATl‘.D Sll()I`l()N PLA T13. ily using this form oi' suction (wlucli is pat-

, ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) wc will (}li.‘\ R-

H y°“ "re Sirk and desi" fre” -°°“"°i ANTEE TO l"l'l` ANY l\I()i"I`II. It doc,-; not iiiiiilcr lio\\' diii`it~..`L it may

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his puituer,who lays before him the press- ing necessity of herself and grown up daughters for fur coats. It matters little that the milk cheques have been small, or that the hens have been shirking their duty .ln an unaccountable manner, Madam declares that they must keep up appearances, and hints,thnt, if economy is necessary hecan wear his suit another year, adding, that nobody notices him anyhow.

Theu,g|vlng another view of married

life, Mr. Jenkins tnuohingly depicted the motherofn family; her once bloominir face careworn and her shoulders bent from hard work, while her unmarried sister of equal age "walks in beauty like the uight,"amodfl of fashion and eu- juyment.. Here n daring voice from one nf the book seats asserts that she is “look- ing for a man" which rather dlscomposes the speaker for an instant. Mr. Jenkins resumed his leat midst great applause. Ho was followed by Shaw McMillan and A. Lennon on the side of married life, and Mr. Lee and Hr. Furness on the »ide~ ol singlellfe. They were much enjoyed by tbeeudience. Ou a vote being taken, marriedlife won by a great maicrity. Before leaving the audience had the pleasure ofliatauingtou charming reci- tQon by Mill Anna Jenkins, who re- ceived the hearty thanks ofthe nudienemli The subject chosen for next debate was "Ia Mau the Architect of his own Fmtunee, or the Culture of Circum-

stances."

All

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YOU TAKE N0 CHANGES.

All druggiats ~= guarantee every bottle of Uhnmberiainh Cough Rem-`

edy and will refund the :annoy to anyone gba ie not IIHM efte using two-thu-_is of the ooutoutn. e -This ll thebes' rem.-ny lu the world foriblrippe, ocean. e..i.i.~, oroup and wh°,°iil cough and is nlona, mt and safe to tele. It prevents my if-nd-

married man is aroused by the voice of advice' "rue to UC°°5“m"i" Ph7“|°i“"-N be or what other riciiiisis have told you \\'e know we can Dt it ‘anti l‘ ive

2:E;5°MvZl“;‘n‘i) S§j°;1;;‘i;‘;;l‘(i;’.'kJ'Li‘”"~°d~ no licsitniion in Saying So. 'In cases wlicrc ilicrr :irc still sonic' it-ctli rc-I

maiuing in the nioutli, We “ill rcplncc ilie lust out-\ liy iiicnns of RRll\i.ii WORK or PARTIAL l’l.A'I`l‘1S. Teeth which arc dccnycil wt- will restore by

lladdiosoy & irainor,

WEARS STEEL VEST.

` CROWNING (gold or porcelain) filling,or by use of I‘OR('l<1l.Al.\' lI\ll.A\`S.

ROOSEVELT We have the largest and best equipped oiiice in the liinritimc I’rovi`nccsi

and do any and all kinds oi' dental work known io the profession today,

Sw,” BERLIN DENTAL PARLURS, Bulletproof Cloth Company will send OVCI' Pi'0\vSe BrOS Drs. Bl‘§l§R SL BELT., Prop,

this week to President Ilcolevent a bullet' "° i" ”‘ 8* “' 'Y'

proof vent,ft.o be worn hy him an an un- d

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nn. ii. w. cruises cmunni cunt _ ..

ll lent direct to the diseased

plana by the Improved Blower.

enle the uloepil, clears their

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puuegenltopn roppin n n n

throat and plermanantfy cure: Caurrh and n£Fevcr. Blower

deukn, or r. A. W. Chau

Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.

Nor iioat Eiish iiagkot

All kinds of Fresh, Salt and

Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Haddock. Finnan I-Iaddies. etC. _

Also all kinds of Beef. Pork.~

Lamb, and a choice variety of sausages.

Give us a call;

We'll treat you right.

Queen Street opp R B Norton‘a

ervest and protection against, ,gg"§|n_», " ~-- - - »~ -~ ---~-- ------- rr--' 1'*-12'

BOSTON AND NEW YORK ADS.

SMELTS AND EELS

Send them to us and get highest prices and daily re-

turns. Write us for stencils. Quotations or any inform ation you may require.

JOSEPH Ii. RICH & G0.

|76 Atlantic Avenue. Boston. Mass.

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to Fishenuen

nc ‘ 0 Fish Denlenu :-

Klndlv favor un with

‘your uupie and nd- reea t Z

To Fisherman: Ii may seem from tl.-ng i0M:|m¢-nmxicl

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quite new that there ure we \ - of hnudliug Bch on Commission

ilfvfruuliou of value. All Cerrenprviri ,.. -.li-\wereri_

different or better than

lil rieneed

lnmoryi account niel, will be renin one to you. Our piece ol buliueui in the duel! in the city

Hardware Store ueiir Sydhe Street

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WY US. Our careful dzsnmf nm °“ nlteutiornud handling: we ,,¢ ...,,.y,1|,,h,,| 4,, prompt relurul -and re- \»g,,|,,,, _ .1 ,,-U you |m, uultn reached; not to 1“_'”°linn<i up .0 pm,-,, M". speck of the itemized and satin- -

°'"\i|¢ Alf' cy. Roedatreeta or the Merkel nud Fulton Nltiounl Ban .

vale denier inkih); =i:iri'e;°.k

NEW YORK.