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In ~, __ ._ ~ ' ‘ _ gf ' f if - _- "-._-~,~"~~,~.1i fs _ .’ " -f”. '_-~"1;' vo; si”-.'; sri-Shi; ;.'--_.pf-;.e_'ff if » ,li _(.15

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'PFI BGUADT AN

cHARt.o'i_~1~nrowN DECEMBER 2, leer, _

1, anti?

\yw:s!::°|:1':;~f:rI:;1I:‘tP;:;';‘I;:I;§' THERE were three arrests made for

Th!! follow dlzzineos. beads-‘l.~: I j drunkennesg yesterday'

i im l3I93I NEWS Ill III9 Illlllwiiii.2“§l?.?$’§”§ii'Z.i';,f°f.i§ll?i.f"ii2.ll.`§

0 t_\;m.3 § I si. Hail.

_ _si % u

_ il' _ I MR- K. J. M_sRi‘i.\i, Summersidc.

U 3 regiszvred at the I-lotcl l)avies yesterdiiy

In f°5p°°W;_mg_ 'HU “.5 E E _ i evening.

"H (ng utcniurh. ` “" | - .. , *Anolon _ nv ‘mm dk, ‘W N _ _ , _ I.().O.I~. \\'ildcy Lodge, No. Q7.,

W' ”'°':,._,°§'f,,_,_“,-_,id ,nf »6IIIlIl|'III BI GJIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIBIS IIIII DDI- meets tonight. Initiittion. Members

is tain vin: ilixsitn Sump-I --.i.__. I _ , ' .

`“ _ respondents Eveiyvilieis i*’l°’“° 0° p““°‘"“1'

f" ` ` Miss Bi~;ssii-; RATIRAY wa ss ii

f _ ` A S ni Paske `

0& N agé E 'E f _*_* 4 ger by the western express last. night

. y _ l trom xi ' ' ‘ '

_ See “"0 on mm, l 1 visit to Moncton.

8 Dominigyi limiting Book, best 3 _ _

Ales, mgment Paper iq: Iwi: at I

F J Hornsby s Book Store.§

N Rwimtiiiii Book for Church ori

f l5c at _

rT°rH:;rnsby’s Book Store

fund, of pretty Crepe Paper for Chirst-

ration for "Oc at

F';DTInrnsby’s Book Store. A Km, Present for .'ic to 512,50 at F _| |-|ornsby’s Book Store. AM," Framed from I5c to -$8.00 at p J Hornsbys Book Store. , Andy bound Prayer Book for loc,

F ity;-|;nrnsby’s Book Store.

jgmkerb Set for $2.50 to $6.00 at p; |»|ornsby`s Book Store.

Dressing Ca e A Xmas

jcnlluloid ~_` s ~° _ ppant for Ladies for $2.00 to $9.00 at 7 J I-lornsby’s Book Store-ji Mg' md Painters Supplies on hand A 'little over cost at ‘I

I l lllllllllll lllllllllllll.

Stiiiait’s Bakery

Bakes Best Bread.

I-riilisttitsls

Going to

anaanaannaaesan

For our Saturday silpnlies.

Read this list for to ay; '

House Roll #._ Cream Pies, Tartiir Biscuits, Cocoanut Pies, Buns, Ch£ic0l ste Pie°,

Apple Pies,

ala es, Miizce Pies,

es. ' Tart Pies.

Gems Lemon Pies,

. Tortlets,

. silver 1 'akes,

ancy Cakes, Light Fruit

CRX

e Ginger ,snaps, Patties. etc.

Telephone 98.

.siEwAiiT,,,,

ECLIPSE BAKERY, %

ek?

#%I=~%%##%’i=‘

.___..i._i-- -. .-.___ M...-:._.__i_;__~

We are compelled to

day _and night to

up with our

liilllil lllllllllllll

orders.

Does this show

we are pleas-

our customers or ?

. D. TAYLOR

PRINTER- Queen St.

J V

llleal Biscuits...

We have just received a fresh lat of Shredded Whole \VIieat Biscuits direct from the fac- tory. Those Biscuits are re- commended hy medical men as

beifis iiiie iit.the. mist iieitect IMI5 madg, and are specially recommended to irivalids and

others suffering from weak stomachs, Dyspepsia, etc. Directions on every package, showing how to prepare them for the table. _

1 BEER & GOFF.

CROCERS.

L4- ..-__ if _ _ ;__»

`___v_ _----1

. LDSTS, FDUNDS,E`IC.

W _ __ _

it .\ii's. Jessie Dixon, Stew-

°'i;¢a.w1~.nw1

AVTED- -_'I few li inrdcrs can be comfort.-

The iioutlicru liztlf of thdLa.te_`chief er'_= rloiisg on Quec-_n Street

water. Electric lights etc.

Odrati- -\p,ly to Mrs F Palmer

WEP

m »~ .L " ` A S. 1. . - v S120 H. James Palmer. Ch`ToWI1 NOV

A Dwcfliiig on upper Euston Street

it ve i<_i;<=.<_>i=_;__,___=1 if W revise' encyclopaedia Dic- =~i gi-ages, richly ilIustrated;can '-.-_lf price at Hornsby’s

P?/. _3 L

i" I building at preseiTi`oT:c3T>i`cd

bros next to McL 01’

Blot-I: has been rented.

Miss Exiii l\lCI.i:.\N returned lint

night from at visit to Montreal.

REV. Iloiiifnr and Mrs. McArthur re-

turned to Nova Scotia yesterday via the S. S Princess.

Mit. F. M. B_ti<i_ii. the popular tra.

velling agent of the C eveliind bicycle, leaves this city 'his morning for St. John. N. B.

Tm-: third lecture of the course of the

Y. M. C. A. of Sf. James church to be dcliveiel by Mr. T. C. James will te specially interesing. The subject will be The Reign of Queen Elizabeth and will be illustrated by stercoplicon views.

Diunis Bosrosi.-The boiiy of Mr.

Wellington W. Craswi-ll was brought to the city yesteriliiy enroute to South Rnstico. P. E. I. for interment. De- ceasid was ‘n his 38th year and died at Boston of heart disease on Monday last. Some floral tributes accompa- nied the remiiiis -St. John Telegraph.

A mai-;r1NG of the intermediate

hockey le'ague was held at the Queen’s rink, St. John, Wednesday evening, when the schedule of games to be played this winter was drawn up, and two new teams were elec ed. The fol- lowing teims will form the league this winter: Victorians, High School, Y.M. C_A., St. John B. and A. and M0- hawks.

AN O'.t-awa despatch says tliat Ed-

beon appointed to cotductlhe investi-' gation into the management of the Dorchester penitentiary, The commis- sioner origially named was Hon. David Laird, who resigned to become Indian commissioner. He was succeeded by D. McDonald, of Antigoiish, who declined to act, assigning illness as the ciuse. It is said the inquiry will now proceed at once. -

A VERY pretty and quiet wedding

took place at the residence of Horatio Nelson, Esq.. father of the bride. Miss Alive Nelson, of Montague, and Mr. Clarence White were made one. The knot was tied by Rev H Penna. The bride looked charmingin a dress of Kitchener blue trimmed with chiffon, and was supported by Miss Ella Phil- lips, dressed in cream. The groom was supported by Mr. H. J. Nelson, brother ofthe bride. On acconn: of the illness of Mrs. Nelson. the bride’s mother, only a few of the immediate friends were present. The presents were nu- nferous and handsome. The members the choir of the Methodist church pre- sented ibe bride with an address and a very handsome parlor lamp as a. token of esteem and appreciation of her valu- able assistance to the choir of which she has been a member for a good miny years. The GU.|iRniAN wishes Mr. and Mrs. White lots of happiness.

Avery large number attended the

bible reading yesterday afternoon in St Paul’s when the Bishop spoke upon the Chastisement of God. As this is a subject which is very much misunder-, stood in the midst of so much aillicion those present must have been greatly helped by the spiritual lessons which were pointed out in Gcd’_s dealings

Bishop took for his text “Thine eye is everywhere beholding the evil and the good." `lhe sermon was as usual a. torrent ot convincing eloquence, cal- r-ulated to bring the wills of men into subjection to the all-seeing God. The after meeting was `also very helpful when the subject of Gods forgiveness vviis beautifully explained. Those who find so much sentiment and un- reasonable speculation in much of the religion of the day who happ ned not to Ii.: there, lost it great blessing in not blaring Dr. Courtiieys explaination of how simple, irezisonzible and right is God`s forgiveness to niiin. -

Tim tirst Presbyterian minister set

tleii on P. li. I.~izt=ii'l. was the Rev Peter tioi-don. He camo out from Scot land in 1806 and landed in Halifax. where he preach-cd six Sundays. 1`ben he travelled to Windsor, and from there to Snubenacadie. preaching one day at each place. He was settled at St. Peters. P. E_ I.. in October 1807, and with the exception of the Rev. Mr. DesBrisay_ was the only minister

and only labored for three years. H

the church in which he ministered. I

Y., 3. I-

~ iych commemorates the memory of P

:ind Rupture at Ch’town, Friday. Satur day and Sunday. Call or send stamp

_ _ . _ for information.

with men. At theevening service tbe__- ._ _ - - - A --- --- --- , -- ---

on_

C-hailottetown' in the Episcopal Church,

died on the 2nd April 1809, and was

lmen who revered his memory, erected

AI_I_tI]e gpggg in the new Ppiiwggp FL~NF.RAL NOTICE -TBS f\1D€I‘t»ll Of

`the late Mis. \Vm. C-libborn will leive 'the house, Brigton for riiilway at 3 io`clock, p.m.. sniirp, today, Friday. 1

Siiiiscniiinns are requested to prompt- ly notify this ofnce of any laidiness onl the part of the carriers in the delivery

of THE GUARDIAN each morning. Sucni cases will be speedily dealt with. ` ~ ‘

THE heavy snow storm which set in

nt St. John on Wednesday afternoon lasted until early yesterday morning ,`

making very good sleighing. Tho

V street rai_Way were forced to keep their

powerful svreepers going over the line all night to keep the tracks clear.

llori-;L Davies, Dec. ].-F.W.Wood-

bridge, N Y.; Wm. E. Boon, Montreal; M. R. Morrow. Halifax; J. M. Mc- Leod,City; S Wildman, Bradtord.En<_f.; ' L W Johnston, Fredericton, N. B.; K J I Martin, Summerside; Lewis H Beer, Kensington; F M Baker, Toronto. A

i P ‘ » re , and lacks the dash and adventurousi

What are the characteristics of the Russian soldier? Is he brave when ‘ properly oflit-ered? Ans. The Russian I soldier is physically strong, capable of great endurance, devotedlv attached to . his country and mother church. For-I these he will light bravely. He is moral -ny-erstitions and consequently more _I liable to aiiic than British soldiers a 'I

iliousiiess” LOCAL BRIEFS =~°°==_z_<=;»=-=1<~ r

spirit of the soldiers of free countries. I But he is brave and obevs his oliicers with uncomplaining obedience.

I Please answer the following in- q\1ll”leS: (1) Is tubercular consumption

gliereditiry P _ »

(2) Islhoteudency to weak lungs

hereditary P ~ §

(3) ls leprosy hereditary P _ _ Aus 1 and 2. Tubercular consump-i tioii 1s_not, in the ordinary sense a hereditary malady but Weak lungs,and a consequent predisposition to pulmon- ary disease may be transmitted from parents to children. ‘ (3) Leprong parents transmit the disease to their children usually, and if it does not ap- pear in their immediate offspring usually does so in the following gener-

ation. -

_ (1) In what language are the proceed-. ings of the Spanish American confer- eifcs in Paris ,co ducted? (2) ln what language will the St. Petersburg conference bc conducted? Aus. (1) The written papers are submitted re- spectively in English and Spanish and translations, are made for the use of the I opposing parties to the commission. (2) The_French language. which is the re- cognized language of diplomacy in

'im

. I

No “Buffs”

“A1icADIA BRAND” UNDERWEAR I for men has no annoying "burrs” or

“splinters ” ,

Its made tip for men who say they “can’t

wear wool next the

It’s made of pure _Australian Wool. The wool is cleaned and purified while

its oNLY WooL

Absolutely ni§Shrini<i.b1e,iine,;.nft as

silk. I _

Double thickness over the§ chest, With- ' out the annoying ‘fflapig jof ordinary ‘ double breasted underwear.

Shirts are buttoned

Size , 36 Siz_e 38 _ Size 40

Other Underwear ~

i European countries. I '

OWING to iinpassable roads and un- A _ frornt-35 cents per

THE Coqualee‘z'i Mission Baud ot the I

First Methodist Church held a very thence to Roman Catholic Cemetery. successful 5 o’clock tea in the basement - At Brighton, on the 30th November. of the church yesterday. Cake and - Mary M. Hodgson, beloved Wife of coffee were served and home-made Wm. Clibborn. candy sold in abundance. The veiy nice [Funeral from her house to the sta-

wmd N_ Bm’ ban.,su_,._ Shelburne, has. programme rendered, wi-.s much enjoy- tion at 3 p. rn. Friday, thence to Sear-

_ ed by the large number present. letown.]

Mnssns Paul Lea and James Reid

have about completed their contract for N9150U- 5071 0fTI10|113S F- HHCI BBSSIG the new ,,C_d._my 8, windsor, N_ S_ ,\Seain:i1. aged 5 years. nine months and The building is considered the finest,25 days-_ - used for public school purposes in the == f _ . Maritime Provinces. lt is constructed '

of red brick with gray stone trimmings. if ‘ and finished inside with white ash. '

THE followiuv are the officers elec’-

ed in the Royiil Arcanum for the coming year: Regent, J T Mellish; V.Ri=g'fint,

J. T.Morris; Secretary, Lemuel Millfr; -

Collector, S.W. Mcllllurray; Treasurer, ‘ “ ` I

R. Ii. Jost; Chaplain, R. McMillan-;' Orator. W. A. Weeks; Past Regent. J A. Down; Warden, C. B. Warren; S~ntry, Herbert Beer; Guide,.George D. Davison. ,

Ti-1E P. E. Island Hospital has re-

ceived the following:--Collected by` Miss Alice Cowan and Miss Ida Gay, y 'Mount Stewart, $13.07; Mrs. McLaren, I Belle River.$3.00; Mrs. Chas. Buxton, CapeT aversi-,$7 00 ;Mrs.Ji bn McLean, Head of Montague, $5.40; Miss L E. Compton and Lulu Richardson. St. Eleanors. $16.95; Mrs. G. E. Full and ‘ Mrs. I4. M. Campbell, City. $151.20; Miss E‘_.~ii». Penney, Cape Bear, $4.40; Mrs. Ilchkirk and Mrs. J. Warburton, City. $33.00; Mrs. Robt. Sutherland. Sea View, $4.00; Belfast Presbyterian church, Thanksgiving collection, $15.- 00; Miss Emma C. Weeks. Fiedericton, $2.70; Miss Jennie Price and Mrs: Lowther, Chilton. $1.55; Mrs. Hensley and Miss May. City, $45.35. _

DR.CL1i-"r cures Chronic Diseases

tain Syringes Combination

ence corner of Spring and Rochford, streets to St. Dunstaii’s -Cathedral.

In Lynn, Mass., Nov. 25. Frederick

‘D

yiinges.

We always have on hand f a. good assortment of Rub- ber Bulb Syringes, Foun-

cv:

Fountain Syringes and Hot Water Bottles. - F We sell only those kinds. which, so far its we know, Q are well made in every way,ii.nd will give our cus-

. tomers good satisfaction.

Then we mark _ the price

as low down as we can.

(

A _ \ 'I _ 3\‘ ii

r- 1',

o oeoooo

precedenttd weather. Rev. \V._H. War- ' DIED Slut rlght up- _ ren has been compelled to cancel his '

engagements to lecture at different _ ; s _

points betw°een Bedcqueiind Cavendish. In this CITY. U60- lst., Georgiaha '

tHe hopes to renew the arrangements D°YI9»32'Bd 22Y9a1`5-

wheu the conditions of road and Wea- (Fufleml 0" Samfda-.Y m°mI'3g_at ther pe,.mi,_ 1, 8.45 o clock from her mother’s resid -

l`Ioore & l`lcLeod.. _

Wht We Advertise §We Have.

skin.” , _

at the Shoulder.

$4.50 I $4. 75 - $5.00 1 .

~ ;

@@@ If it’s Nowson’s-It’s Cool.

noone

noon

say so

f' 'i

@ I-lave You Seen A

The Dining Chairs I

We sell at .75c and 95c.

If not, call and see them. They litre the bsatj value even offered in Ch’rown, at least thosd wht ;hay§ |;|,g'yn';,‘_ ,_ ,lip

o:E-|:1\T ixrmvvsolv- ,

.;' -._: . V. : ;

@@@S9@%§§§¥Q‘“ 5 ‘

Yllll Blllll Mtllllt ll

If you buy your Fall Salt and II\ro.|_,'~_o‘,_ou-?l`_i - ' _

from us.

A constantly increasing business proves the success of our efforts . to dress our patrons /to their satisfaction.; , _ A Magnificent Range of Sultlngs.

In English, Scotch, Irish and Canadian Tweeds. - A

' Good Value lla

Serges, Vicunas, Cheviots, _ Worsteds. ‘ `

The Latest in 0vo|°ooati||_g-s._ j

Beavers, Meltons, Kerseys, Fur N aps, Whip Cords. I

_ Bought for Spot Cash, Sold at a close margin of p_ro6t. _ ,-

Gordon 81. M'cLe|lan.lI

' Men’s Outfitters.

With i Hip! Hip! inilvi Hurrah I

With `a rush and ajam, with greater values than ever be- fore we began the stile of

- DRE '

GiOODS.

at prices that will sweep them oil' our counters.

` c

Tiiisis MEANT FOR You

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $2,D00,000.00 SUSCRIBED CAPITAL, 1,318,600.D0 PAID UP CAPITAL, 500,000.00

RESERVE, 3Ist Dec., |896, 1._02'l,5Il.00

GROSS INCDNIE IN 1896, 1,275,000.00 Deposited with Receiver-General

in Canada, 84,000.00

BUSINESS TRANSACTED.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE CDIBINED WITH

SICKNESS BENEFITS.

WORKMEN’S BENEFIT INSURANCE.

ELEVATUR INSURANCE.

DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY 'INSURANCE

I If _you are a policy in tho lOcea.n Acci .ent and Guarantee ‘Corporation ot London England, be sure that when you renew you are

lone insuring against accident and disease Premium the same as charged

beriefits alone and those smaller than the benefits granted by the Ocean. Those are facts and may mean dollars to you, make a note of them ‘ and when any one mentions accident insurance think of the “Ocean”

Plaid, Plain and Figured Goods, 40 inches _K ROGERS M ' Jul, JDHNS1-GN’

wide at the one price 2 . ' '_ ’ f

’ ‘ -~. d ,G _ Aer f P.E.I. A t tCharlottetiown

Fanc Tweed Dress Goods, heav and Warm V S"”"”e‘ ‘ e E” “nt O' ge" at

y __, ’ ’ I Nov. 8-tf, cod.

42~in_ches wide

Pains, Fancies, Silk Mixtures. “You’ll find 286 I p

the Whfdv IS1‘**'d- HP' was °'d“~i“°d i” regular 45-cent goods among them.” A . ' ”

All I ° I 9 I

wool, all colors, with 38 to 39 inch s, one

price I cl Underolothing f

so lovingly held in fem@mb“"°° *Im Here’s the line that will crowd our store next week. y 7 he wus called the Apostle Of P. E- lslond. There being no stone in this Province suited for monuments, a young

Silk and Wool handsome

weaves,

Plains with silk stripe, Plains, ' _ BIHIIIKCIZS,

y _ _ Serges, Fancy Blacks, etc., 3 _ one of wood at the back of the pulpit 0; Yonill See them Worth up to 900 a yard’ our one

1840 a stone monument was placed over pI‘lC('3. _ _ _ _ his #mv e 'lain free 810118 Blabw §We are running this store on the line of popularity

¢ b

We show ei good range at lowest prices.

‘ffx l;.";if.streni. Possession eivf 3 _ Islaiidis first Presbyterian minister. F*

'-“"°°- _ _ llants Journal. --‘ -

_ _ ii .t -xpniggl-géabje D;-wg _d.well»;,, . , \ < . y _ 1- a r treat. uowm poem _ - , _ t ~. == ‘°;"~ ivvwtald. Possession SWG" 'Mum pain (gun ' . ' I _

Wnteniber. Apply to Peake Bros Be|lII6¥’$ I»\*Iln¢*I“5° , ' I ' BE eiiiii isiis end. Mi ¢|¢;|¢|-g |0¢{g_ d v _ _ _ LOIIUONIIIOU, .

RIS.

_ , _ i, :IS

doing so in this company, the only

,by other companies for accident "-\