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--'-é- sextant will

guide him with unerring certainty across ten thou- siuid miles of tempest driven ocean straight to one little speck of an island on the almost i boiiiitilessz waters. \Vitli tho same nnfaltering as- surance a skilled :ind sci- entitic pliysiciaii .seeks

-Z rctii-: _' in ie \\‘ ___ occiizi ot' mi1t¢'r:`a n1c‘iz’i'i`<1.

llc knows that when

~ th: iiziturc of adi.<e'.isc is

§ lirics tliiirotighly unclcr-

stood he has located inc

hgigigile :ind lotvritiillc of the rciiicdy; and izs iiltiziiate tiiscovery is only a iiirttti-r ot' ~_._m¢_ lt vras in this way that Dr. R. V. pggm--g-_ ,if ;;n;`g"i1.i, _\'_ Y.. was guidctl to his ,-_~.i:1.l-r`.i:iiii»_;< "twill-t-fi Mi-dicnl Discovcry” 3 (Jr the Cure of coiisiiziiptioii.

H: realized tlizit coiisuniption is a consti-

tiitzonal iii;i;itly_ .L-vp ~`-exited in the blood. He souglit and foizii-.l tlii< ni'.irvclous consti- tittioiial rcnicilv ivhivli rcnovntes and cn- riches thc vitiil ciiiiriif with nutritious lift- ,giving eleiiiczits; h-.~;ilii'.'_f wasted tissues, rgstnriziq <lig:c.~‘ti\':‘ ;i:l.l ;\_~~iiiiilativc power, and hiiiltlinq' up li\:.ii:lij,' tl-.sh and genuine

enduring vigor.

In all those debilit-.itiiig diseases which

are canst-tl by iiiipci‘i`. ri nutrition; this cx- traorilinary "I)iscovcr_\ " is thc most per- fect altcrativg rciiicdy :mil strengftli-builder known to medical science. It is not a mere tciiiporary stiiiiulous like various malt "er:t_r'.icts." Its good eiects ar: permanent. ` Where costivencss is among the prevail- ing .<;.-mptoms, Dr. _Picrccfs Plensant Pel- lets iliould be used in couimictimi with the " Discovery. "

" Dr. Pierce, I am one of _your most grateful

p"iti~f:i:.=." writes Mrs. Annie M. Norman. of Equiniiiik. Wiyne Co.. I‘a. “I have taken ‘Golden Meiliml Dl<covery.‘ also ‘Favorite Pre- 5cri`.ption` and 'Pellets' with wonderful results. I am. as many of my friends tell nic. like the deid lirmtglit to life. The doctors said I had consuziiptiozi and death was only a mutter of time. That was six years ago. I concluded to '. ifl"` _ I"v“ir d tillhdtik

tr) yaurnc itine to me un a 'i eii nine bottles ol ‘Diseov°r_\" and several bottles ot' ' Pellets) I gotwell and have done a great deal ot hard work since."

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unit Bi 1NiiHEsi

But Dodd’s Kidney Pill! will Yet Renew Lite.

Thousands of persons die in the

' prime of life because .doctors think Bright’s Disease and Diabetes incura- ble. But Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure ythfboth. Theybavecured thousands

‘BSI-IH' other Kidn oonrmuriioordinaerg

“if rr M dey.. .i. _ dk deep into tho" Even then, Dodd‘s Pills willposi- 5m1¢\_tI==- W Tll0\lS$dl of f¢0[l¢ an lying ln

3§uotioeone~or more of these symp- shortnoss of bmth, loss of failing sight, ravenous appe- reddish urine, with brick- deposit, scalding when urina- ;@oonstipanon, nervousness, pains itthe loins. Their onlybopcis Doild'sKidncyPills. 'lhsywontfsil `l'l\l|.nlv¢do. .

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JuslMade- Hand Maile

Ladies Skating Boots

tipped $1.50

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Childrens Do 7 Sc

Boys Hockey Boots 1.65

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for some tintliscovered

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--year,in 1862 became assistant to Bishop

An Eminent Anglican

Prelate Dead. ,

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Best Known as Bishop of Algoma---Brief Sketch ofi His Life and Abundant Labors in Missionary Work in The Wilds of

Canada-

'I`oi:oN'r0, Dec. 6.-(Special)-Bim

hop Sullivan. late of Algoma. died tc- day.

He was born in Ireland in 1832, i

graduated with honori at Trinity Col- lege, Dublin, came to Canada in 1858- aud was ordained a deacon in that year and to the priesthood in the following

Bond in Montreal where he gained a

high reputation for pulpit oratoryi This led to his appointment as rector ot Triu- ity Church, Chiciigi in 1868. He was recalled to Montreal to assume thc rectorship of St. George‘s Church, and

remained there till his eleva- tion to the cpiscopate in

1882. He accomplisheda great work in his diocese, but was eventually coni- pelled by failing health to resign it in 1896, and accepted the rectorship of St James Church, Toronto, where he

has now completed his abundant labors.

Bishop Sullivan`s first ycar’s record in

his diocese showed 11,000 miles of

-travel by land and water in promoting the interests of his charge. When he accepted oiiice the diocese had 16 missionaries, which number had in- creasgd to 80 before hisiresignation. In

A68 cburchiis, all tree' of debt as his

splandiil monument in Algoma. . ` Bishop Sullivan was known through-A out Canada and in England as a master of eloquence, a powortul and distin- guished preacher, whose zeal and ener- getic labors have seldom been equalled

in the Anglican church in Canada.

THE WEATHER.

Wasmncrox, Jan. 6-(Special)-

Snow, brisk to high easterly winds.

and Gravesend several years- ago.

'that tiinc~26 now churches were, built -l ,and _10 others rebuilt, leaving 'it roll of

Sunriiisii

. a pure hard soap.

A purity that makes a hardness. A hardness that

wears Well.

cents 'a cake.

A LETTER PROM HANILA-

(New York Mail and Express.)

The following. which is it abstract

of a letter recgived by thc wifa ol an army oiiit-or hf-rc from the wife of a ling oiiicer connected with lie:ir-Ad- miral Dewey’s fleet, is so interesting as to be worthy of reproduction:

' Manila,.Nov. 5, 1898

“My Dear Emelie-Well, I have ar-

lived in glorious health and doligulful humor. 'lho trip was the graaten. iur- pi-iso of my life. You kriow how I hate to tiavcl.how dreautuliy unhappy I was when I had to follow fs ship up thi Mediterranean and arc und to Libson

J it

When I left New York I told evcrybod_, ` that I knew the trip would kill me. I had read so much of the fearful heat of the Pacilic, and the articles were so profuse in detail that I really believed them. ‘Il will be the death of n1c,` I said as I reluctantly got aboard the train. I didn’t tell you this, dear, bi- cause you were away on one ot your jaunts at the time. Fm telling you now instead. Several times on the trip up to Montreal I felt like turning back. but I thought of my poor hubby out here and finally determined to make what I supposed would be a human sacrifice of myself. Judge of my sur- prlscthcn.It was the loveliest trip in my whole-experience, and the newspaper yarns are dreadfully untrue. ~

“At Montreal I made a connection

with 'thc Canadian Pacific Riilroud, and right here I want to say this: You

in s few mouths when your husband is ordered io Manila, and for goodiess’ sake do not let anybody parsuade you to travel over any line but the Canadian Pacific. It beats the others all hollow. I was as comfortable an d happy in the run between Montreal and Vancouver as-ii well~fed child at Christmas time. The conductors and porters simply con- spired to make me enjoy ine trip, though they hadn’t the iemotcst idca who I was. I recall my trip on the- -across thc continent last fall, ‘and my, what a differcnce between that and thc ,Canadian Pacific!

~-But it did no: end tlese, either, I

.iound the scenery even finer than in lSwltzer1and. I said to one of the con ductors on the train : ‘I suppose one must travel on a nasty, tiny ship on the Pacific to get to Hong Kong ?‘ He laughed Vat my fours, _ and said: dladame, you will be Surprised wh'

as Idid and have ever since. We were only twenty-two days in travelling from Vancouver to Hong Kong, and in -ad-` dition we made stops at Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai. Do you remember the trip we made from Marseilles' to Copenhagen by bout ?_ Think of that and the one I have just finished, and wonder why Europsans are so very slow. All I spent for the tr p from New York ro Manila was ,$332.-50. Everything first class, too.

“Tho trip between Manila and Hong

Kong is three days. If the Army De- partment should issue orders to your hubby to come out here, which I hope lit will, you will be able to come on the' return trip 'of tho Empress of India, which is to leave ‘Vancouver on January the 2nd. Empress ot China, a boat just like~ the India and equally wcll A equipped, is to leave Vancouver on December the 5th, out this letter will

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‘ .Sustaining l Toys,

0 l~"i?,,,, B ir ti

H ‘ l~`loui"s' is it' \'~;»t‘}‘ t'*2l>`§7 i

_f to do. Goocl bono, muscle i .t»~ti=- is wlislt is iiectleiii

-. .-‘ill inaile rxoin out, S

I* i"~ ‘lf*"`i- H "U “ln luwel lfchici, killed tive liuiitlred of his follow-

Calendars

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Pure Food r5c.lers1 °

ini \ =utoi'i:_i liow. Cul' gvvflii _ i are fl-,.,,},, Choice and tempting, We wish all our many customers I '

and sold at prices that will lot ~ the seuson’S besll gfeetlng-

\o i toast in comfort

saiiliti-gm. ig oilillsziiin si maint;

Pure Food Sellers,

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ALL this last week of THE OLD

TEAR we will give big bargains in

Gil Bros --

A Tucl<’.s l

most as balmy as the passage acrossthe Pacific. Talk about your Florida

.weather _ Give me that of the Pat-ihc and the Philippines every tiine.Looking

since ascertained, made a Substantial reduction for Unitsd States olicers’ fnniilies.”

_A-¢>l_;_

KILLED .300 l)ER\'ISllES.

Company. Colonel Lewis, it appears

md Headache. 25c, at. all Druggists.

LONDON. Jan. 5. -Piiriiculaiu re- _,M1 i

gfftriillng thc it-'fu' l'::1_llli:Ori this Blue f‘2‘-‘,§"§_fi`.= i ~l\1lc hiivc been 1ecr>i"eil in it despatch ' ' from Cairo to the Iixchanffc Telej-__=ra=._>h ~ 1

cts and in-:dc maui' prisoners. The Emir howeve1‘s, succeeded in escaping.

T0' CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE

Use NERVOL. One application cures ;i£ not, your money back. Equally good for N euraigia

THE PHILLIPINES

Priests Fleeing, 'U. _S.

Rule Not Obeyed.

_lt_

Gordon College Foundation A Laid-Lord Cromer’s Note~' worthy Address - Defeat of Emir Ahmed-|500 Prisoners Capturedobuke of Northumberland Dead.

LONDQN. Jan., 6.-[Special`|_.\ big

boiler being tested exploded, killing 10 parsons and injuring forty.

The Duke ol Northumberland is

dead. I-Ie was one of the titled land

owners of England. Ho was the si-nth

duke, and traced his ancestors back to the Norman conquest. He was born in 1810. and succeeded to the title on the de ith ofliis father lu 1867. In 1845

doubtless will have to come out here .916 married L°“Si“- dmghlef °f H°°f.Y

Drummond. is _Am

C.°.nt'J, Jan. 6. - (Special) - Lord

Cromer on Thursday hid the found- ation ot the state' Gordon Memorial Col.

lege at Khartoum in the name of the Queen and in presence of Lord Kitche- ner, Brltisholiicers and native chiefs.

Lord Cromer, in the course ofa long

address to the sheikhs. pointed to the British and Egyptian tligs _tioaiiug to. -gather nea by and s iid. '

“For the future you will be governed

by the Queen and the Khedive. The sole representative in the Soudan of two governments will be the Sirdar, in whom the Queen and the Khedivé have ihu fullest confidence. N o attempt will be made to govern the country from L iro, s ill less from London ”

»y°°`°°°4h¢,:%Emi>=°=s s. . -- ss ~ f » I W

Emma; otighigti _.yr should saylywsml tho to the Sirdar alone !or_ good governo gfaingtimummhl at _ man” is ofiii»om‘iii¢»i',-iii°», ‘I ’ <i notiliihegto com‘;>nar6 witliui.ehom.°rTli: *me-nt, Cromer Pmmlslad umm ma unsxlnalfd an -rfpofmd “IV mootox uime furnishings staterooms pertec"r°hg10us“eed°m and m reply French “l~hm'nY° F*m“§” 0° ml’

`f,,,,.;'-y laik' _S mfg, as tim” on tb, “to s lheiklrs quostifmnpssurod them' that » ground who wsscarrying his 'prev to-I transatlantic hom, and it table that ha; the Moslem sacred law would be res- '£:dh?1‘£:;°‘ll_1s°“;:°a';°;°=:4°1°u;‘;£‘;;: no equal at the best hotel in New York _ md, - _ ,. ° _ ' ~ _ I0! Plirll- ‘ peéolonel Lewis defeated the Emir r°m'i"}ng"h° imma l‘° be blind' mmf

“T E fl d- , ° _ _ _ - , condition persisting for two hours-5;

tw more” ° D 1° =‘¢r°“ bli-‘Z Ahmed iedii on me Blue Nite on De- ,hw th, blmdum Mani, W- ,,,,,’é

giant, took me from Vancouver to Hon, . _ _ _ ,_ _ Kong. Welofi Vancouver October I0. cembu 26° Hts P0-Milo” was take” by “<1 Pussy was himself agua-. so you see, we came through from Now' Storm and 1.500 Dervishes were capiur- ' _ ‘ _ --

- _ - - , The discoveries ot thelast

i€’§‘.‘..l’.?iii°if$§;‘ ‘iiiifi ‘i‘ii'$2I.’i.‘ii’i; °“' . v --Mi-r w or F“~=:==~

-.treatment must be ' continued some

,and Manila November 4-less than |._ I » ‘ V month the wholethiiig. Got out your l"f;“,""d ‘t 1_°’°t ‘ t‘a'°“‘““d atlas. look over the course and wonder. ‘“‘ “m-`°‘l“°° “"9 °

Baking Powder

Maclefrornpure _ creamoftartar.

Safeguards the food

against alum.

Alum ‘ wders thegreatat of tlikepracntday.

RUYALllKlNGPUW§R@.¢NEWY°lK¢

-mini nits.

‘°'..l»‘T“;_i‘~ifi.”£-2;’;i.’..f.“i‘§;.¢ll‘§E,'i'll.... 105 Fulton liirket, New lor

VV‘h.o1esa1e

t ,- -

.-3 -1 -"-.

7:-:»‘~`?f‘ ~f"f‘°‘- <-

1 .»». 1- 1'.‘t- Jy . ...». w.- ... - tif. _ ,

4 H' 1 ln

when he routed thc Emir Fer`:il, thc &» Z llast ri-iiiaiiiiiig formidable Dervish

I Stencils sent on a lication

'rniivsnrsit AGENTS

lllllllllillllll llill llilllll

Manila for Panama. They are fleeing from the wrath of the insurgents.

strained between Americans and thel

will land troops at once. hoping lol,

finished by British ornithologists, alter

divided into 2255 genera and 124 families.

ed to open air life and vegetarian diet.

in pure creosote. This is administrated

glass ot milk or water, beginning with ii dose oi one drop and increasing. by one drop daily until the desired effect is obtained, which is usually with a dose ot seven or eight _ d ops. The

'months - - . ' '

ESTASLISHEU |89|_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, l899_._3 PAGES_

_L rf WH __ __ _ - W. -'I -.__,~__ . _ y ~ ___ __, _ __ ______ _ _ __

SaNrii.`iNcrso0. Jan. 6.-(Spccialy

Ten Spanish priests arrived here from!

Conditions atthe Phillippines are so V

insurgents that nothing can be done to nd l,|,|mb8|‘ S0 E|‘a§‘[||S

secure the roleasmof- Spanish prisoners. ,

The AID6l'iC&ll$’ army and navy will r

make a strong, of force and ‘» wma" Says

i-itecure a recognition of American author- ...........

iv i

--*T lBritl-sh Columbia to Legio-

scrmrrrrrc urscnnr. Nr. ; _

*_ ‘ » late Against Allen Miners

Agreat undertaking has just been __ 3¢¢ame|» Ugg'-due __

25 years of labour. It isa complete rightful Dy“3mit9 A

catalogue of birds, in 27 volumes b '11 eminent authors, audit 'ives an yac. cident in st J°hn_ Ext.”

count of 11,614 Species, which are lV6 Buglnegg I-'gllgfg

.__ ..t......*.-..._ ..._....

Embalmiiig with non-poisonous sub- in Gsrou Jan 6-(Speciiil)-'fha

stances isanndvautage claimed in mod- Bmw of Trad, hem has yorwatdd 1°

ern practice. A mixture of§40 grams ol Su- Wgf,-,(1 Laumer ,, msohmgu hwy. saltpeter. 40 grams of potassium car- _

bonate and 1 liter of glycerine is used m r°clPr°°“7 m “"1 by Moron. in Paris, and is injected into Qngmgo Jan 5_{3p¢¢1;})l“...§, i

the aorta until a slight swelling bc- _ 1 I md E comes prcco;itihi.af.on»-surisoec Tl1"ft»t W; ";i::`L<h¢hmm¢¢9 awecnxzgisn wi: l corpse of it child thuslreatod was f

_foctly preserved ut, the end- of two--it ‘°"“‘°°"°"‘l W” "'l*‘°5'

years. nhl lIii*ll11lip'States needs Glanaiista

-_ _ c anillimitiar while NewEng1i\il=

A result of French degeneracy is Nav; Scotia, coal, and the West’

t d b P f. M. V' '

lliiala nativerllrab soldildzrqsnitu nliiuiiilta fiiii; ne smmsh Cdumbu' °°'l’ CP°"‘l‘

at lea-it a hundred times less suseep- ha th' "dv°”t“g° “ld Am°u°‘ mln*

tible to typhoid fever than French sol- Ill! IDHIBIY COIM £0 D61' l6l'mS

diers. The Arab immunity is attribut- ANCOWER B C Jan 6 " (§P_Y

Contrasted to this is Freuchdebilitv, ac- *F1* )"'Tl*° Bmw” C°1‘*ml’\‘ ¢°‘¢‘“ quired since thedays _ot their gigaritic me t will introduce a bill to pilgyhni Gaul ancestors. from wine. immorality ~ ah ns from ukmg up or '°rkiug~;mm_,t and other causes. '

- ____-__ , l in claims in the province

An effective remedy for chronic con bl’ Wm “hut Am°"‘°°“S °°f‘ °!

stipation, without "tak purgative action, At in district, which is richer, thus is claimed bv Dr. Vladimirs do Holstin Klondy ke

after breakfast and after dinner, in a ALIFAX. Jan 5-(5P°°"‘l) -T33

` ` ' ' l“°°“°°° of the Furness Lino

ou., from H litiix and

tor her safety

Joint Jim llcGomt s well-known

worlsingut

tour children

C Pitheld B* U0 and

dry doodn houses in tho

has suspended p\ymmt,, dqv tothe E A Small &Co§ Indo

in lontreti

carry our knowledge of ancient

civiliziition of 5000 B.C.,or even earlier.

The aboriginal ’ race was ol Libyan stock, wit ` Negro mixture. The ex- cavations at Koptos, Naqada, Abydos and Hier-acoupolis have given evidences I of a population of diverse typos at about 5000 B.C., when a different race seems to have entered _the country, and of gn at changes before 4000 B.C., Ilffél' which the people maintained its charact- er to modem times. Bowls of decorated bl:-.ck clay from graves at Naq ada, dat- ing from about 5.000 B.C.,are of A type that in other countries have been found contemporary with the introduction of metals. From royal tombs at Abydos -irc`uding that supp :sed to belong to King Mena., the founder ot dvnastic history about 4700 B.C -have b en oiraiued cylindricil seals of kings of tho iiist three dynasties, with vases, tablets and slates showing animals and birds and these prove that Egyp taxi art reached its high-water m-irk semevih ra

havinv been borrowers an n ,, tors. One of the most striking records of these ancient remains is the gradual decay of hint working betwcen 4500 and 1500 B.C., as metals came into use and copper was hardened into bron'zc-- a record that has no parallel in the -world.

,___é.}._--_-Q

` CHCAGO, MARKETS,

, Cnicnco. January 6.__[Special]-

pork, 10.00.

Jan. pork, 10.22.

, . PP -

. Benlle’ Linimeni the modern Pain Cur S ff dl Ca ters' an¢

SB Wiley it Sons,Boiloi1 Mass iiileaiifio-is. “i‘,,,‘I,',,,f’,.,.,d»',-, ink,

» » 1000 (one thousand) yards of good

REFERENCE: Dunn’s or Bradstreet’s Worm 10, 12 and 1-I cents a. yard for &

Afrencics Miirket and Fulton Nat’ 5¢,all new this f~.ill,now is your chance

3551;, ’ d,.,c9,1593,d&w3m_ y pmwse Bros. . . - » 6 Si Importers oinooks Sta. tow-y

sdtwotaboi

puralashfruitsn fi&ltoth¢syxtrn\»

scardtyoffreshfrulis tlitwinttrtimeisoftazt useofsaioaszllnlm. of_ABBEY’S

SALT isthzsalt

acted fromthziuiccs of

ruxts. Itkoepoyoum hcalththzyzar

All druggisissell

standardEnlishprcpara t1onat60¢alarg¢

trialsiz¢,25c.

h ' t' t lt - , _

. § iiiiisrbiicheiiu ll lslilriiil iiiliiia eooiiignecito f P » before 4000 B.C. In this early period

_ Manila; in February, as I hear, tell ber Egyptbwas an onglmétortln tshgigastgggy

what I say about the route. c0llSlgll|ll0l\lS Pf0ll|ll ll0lllf|l9 not .a orrower' mos na mg ot m_i°ina_

_ "The weather here is delightful, al- == -

For the NEW YEAR you will ro*

Blank Books

ll e have a. iery large stofk of

Day Books, (long and broad, Ledgers

Cash Books

Journals

A The following are the closing rates :-

Jan. Wheat, 70 corn, Sill; oats, QT;

May wlicrll,65 : corn, 345 ; Oats, 253;

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