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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTPETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLA\TD JANUARY 2 1901

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IIIIIIUAY SEASIIN

and you are going to have rt

at 10 p, c less

from us than t can be bong

anvw here el~e

Our stock is lrrtre and AI I. OI THE YLRX llll HEbI` QI ~\l.- ITY lust come and ~ee our hncy half and one pound Boxes and you w ill rielrglrted

Bemeniber the lo per (inf

discount is for the holiday season

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In Nlorrrlrry ~ r~~ue .rurorig the signatures

tire ieqrrwrirorr of or years rigio the nrirne of l llri won \\ is rrrrproperlv sul strtuiefl

for I I i\\~orr llie I I iusoii relerrer to \\ is ii former represerrtative rn the Island

Legulirtrire and father of the late Henry Inu ~on so long and fix orablv l\no\\ n as the I lrtoi-of thi l’itrrnl The object ofthe

iii eting iilled rn icrorilance “ith the

irq ir~rtro-i \\ is norrirnilly to deal with

the paw merit. of the (nil List of the I lrirrd \\l it “as behind thi appears

tn hai( been that the landlords who then

held t‘ri Lrtle toso large ri portion of the

I~l infl \\ i re olilrgaterl to pay to theCro\\n

certnrnquit rints to form i fund from

\\ lrreli tl e (Juli List \\ as to be paul “lirch

quit rents the lan llords Iirir er er

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0 ilockey we

f Boots ~

?IirMenandBuy r glam and Black

Our policy is to clear them out al. any old price before they get stale

uaunungheeusen

neglected orre usrd o pr y.

Queen llilhelmrna has settled a neat

35,000 000 upon the consort vi hom she is to take to he vlf during the current month buthe ein only he permitted to use the

income therefrom and cannot spend or

squander iiny part of the principal sum Still he oirgzit to be able to get three square rnrals ri day out of $300000 a year

In its excellent review of the past year

the Eraniiner falls into the alight error of including the Manitoba electron among the events of 1900 The elei tion took place on December 7, 1899 but the new Govern ment was not formed until nearly a month later

‘ A Y Governor Rooseveltfs Christmas -’ * address to the boys across the border is

'O per cent off ihg bslgneg equallygood for Canadian boys as well Of our Hockey llooll All Be good and gentle to your mothers d

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, 'I 'eiooooaoo was spent in im- my fur ~ 1110 Stylish Foot Fittere ‘Christmas Dl'¢9¢°U "H5 YH*

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iaetion but that it possibly may _cause the

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Placebo have yourre irwork dolce is the place thzt takes the most ,interest in your

needsge strive to accmomo- date who leave any work witlfus, by lrxmpt attention

‘ and nick despatch of same.

being 0 K." on repair work. Giver ns a trial and be con- vinced that what we say is

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Foundek. En2ll\P¢’!'3» M3Chl f We rave lon! thou.. it it rezre a e

lets and Boiler-makers.

Dteam Navigation Co'| Wharf

Cllnf\0¢f¢'°"'“- P- E- 1- ' Ankle supports %c a. pair at R. K.Jost's.

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Surprising Result of Experiueii 'lil \ Common Salt and the Hemi of

Chicago, Deo. 26.-The Record eaye.-~ " Experiment.: on turtles have convinced Snr. Jacque Loeb me Prof. D. J, Llnrzle. rphysiologists at the University of Chicago :that common salt in the blood makes the heartbeat What in more they any chat

¢ ` was due to the peculiar character of the

y t " sodium. They discovered that a pure

A I sodium chloride solution was destructive

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lheart to beat again after it shall have been 1420

ltaking the heart as a whole a small strip from one of the ventricles was used. ‘r Suspended in a solution of sodium chloride ',r.he strip of turtles fheai-lr hegania win 0! bears; a5en_emed.'f_wme11 __.°_.°"_° .,°°.e°°°-- tions, the lifeless strip ot heart muscle responded perfectly to the presence of the salt-y solution.

For weeks the experimenteis worked

to ascertain what properties that salt

I ing of t-he heart that were not posaessed by calcium or potassium the salts of which enter the composition of the blood. They ‘ found a solution of the problem in the fact that the action of sodium chloride

toheart- tissues and that by mixing calcium and potassium solutions with lthe sodium so`utioris the poisonous elfect of the sodium chloride was destroyed.

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KIDNEY DIS BASE AN D BA UK AC .IE

Mr. Patrick J .McLaughlan, Beauharnois Que., States:-<"I was troubled with kidney I disease and dyspefszi for 20 years and lm-se been that had [ coull not sl"-eD_Bt rriizhts and snfl`ervd t -rrible agony I tried all sorts of medic ines butpzot no rel ef until I began using ur. Chasels Kidni.-J-idiver Pills. They made a new man of me and the old troubles seem to be driven out o

my systeni." One pill a do:~re,25 cents a bolx

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Fancy goods, toys, calendars, at special

p :iees to-day.~Geu. Carter 8: Co. 31 li

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We Starr the - ,New I Century

"’ _ " welleqnipped,ieady to fill the wants of all “" fgfalfgpg buyers.

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CALENDAR FOR JAN 1901

Moon s CHANGES

Full Moon, 4tl‘ 8h, lim, p in Last Quarter, 12th 4h 38m p m Ne\\ Moon 20th 10h 56m a m First Quarter,2rth 5h elm a in

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11 1`ues 7 0; lb \\ ed 8 3_ L' 17 Tliui _,-

lb Fri Z9 *at -- J) bun in

’1 Mon ' " 3' .Z Tues _ - ’3 all ed ' £4 Thur - .0 Fri

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i9 Tries _ i0 \\’I ed ‘_

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DHARLOTTETOII \ MARKETS (Corrected every Tuesday I

Lamb (lb) 0 or Beef (quarter) per 1

gee; (sn;all)!perl

ll er( lb

ghlrikensres ) per a age (per doz)

gabbage (per head '

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888

Fowls per pair

Flour per cwt

Oatmeal, new, per ow '

Hides per lb Straw ~ Hay per cwt

gate

eets, per doa

Pork

Turnips. ner bus

Potatoes bus

Mutton per carcas Parsley (per bunch)

Onions pe* lb Squash each

Carrots, per doz Lettice per bunc

Cauliflower

Celery

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The best that money can buy should be our aim in choosln a medicine, and thin s Hoole Sarsaparil a it cures when

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keep High Quality Grocer at Low Prices. Buyers w

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We Wish all Our Cus

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Prosperous New Year

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5000 New Years Bills. I 20 p.c_

After purchasing _50c worth nf Crockery at our atore you wil

be ¢°1i¢lfd~\° A VALUABLE PRESENT.

A_s the public are well aware that this is no new freak, but '

an old time custom of ours, we take much pleasure in almolnlilg

it.

The prices of the varied assortment which we gf” ng (gg

numerous to mention. Come early and We dou’a ut u the rice, but

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