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run. GUARDIAN, cnanimunrows, JANUARY 14 .1899

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Slnnlnv Brnn

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. W. C. llaiiiiis. jr.. Charlottetown, is ,

ll children, look part in battling with the

Why not get a nine-_ iva1'i1i.;sty- lisli Jacket when ` \-on tzui bu_v one so clieeip ?

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Jacket 5 Stock llust

This

Month.

There is a. good assortment, the stock is new and fashionable and the prices are:

$3.00 for, 2.00

$4.50 for 3.00

$6.00 f0I' 4.00

$9.00 for 6.00

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"Comfort" Wri1Zen All over Them

- anna n lined

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nd innls

For ladies, just- received, made i`:~...:n lined Dmgoia, Q# good thick soles, ani § warm linel. '

teltortahle _

Beals. 3%

Being late in arriving we §¥ have marked them at a. # lov price. § They are worth 2.50, but # you can have them for

$2.003 Pair

li at See tial.

lrittoa all over tial.

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SP6 general commission mer

direct importers of Ora»ngeS. Bananas, etc., Jobbers and cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and Products. Goods of all kind- Ind sold on a moderate 00111-

Correspondeuce solicited WOODILL & CO,

265 Barrington Sl

Halifax Ni

TWU WEEKS WITH BUD;

of The inwmatioiif er:;.?.:::.~e°.i..‘-Z1? ir. Beagiéifully tsouipirgv

S recommended bv

sale br Ill b°.°k

onreceiptotthe PHC'

-GARRESTON LIMITID.

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and Prnilnne.

Gathered br Guardia Reporters and tor-

‘visiiing llaliizix.-Herald. t

6 Miss HELEN A.\'i>i:RsoN will give a i ‘~Talk" about l-`rani-e, on Tuesday eve- ning. 17th January in St. Pau.`s school- l rooir.

A l.oAr> ot' liiondyiie clay full of nug. 'gets will be exhibited at the Bink. of ,Hoglantl in Lonrlozi Fair' in Si. Pete-r`s j Hall next Mezidety.

_ AT London Fair in St. Peters Hall ;nexr .‘»ton=lny afternoon, the voting .pe-epic iniy buy Wholesome candy. See line animals in the Zoo, and patronize §Situple Simons Fish Fond.

THE neatest little almauac and diary

ycombined, pocket size,for 1899 yet cur, thas been issued bythe Standard Life jlns. Co. Tun Gtninuirix is the thank- ful receiver of one from Mr. F. W. Hyuduian, the agent for the company in this city.

A ssnrrs of special evangelistic ser-

‘vices will be heldin the Baptist church. commencing Sunday evening at close of regular preaching service. At the Ser- vice on Monday evening at 8 O’cl0ck, Rev. A. F. Browne, of North River will preach.

To-mins I~Ix<;,\-.;i;iir-:_\'r.-The For-

mal opaoing of ine Charlottetown y music st-`iool will take place at 10.30 a. m. Members of choirs, bands or orchestras are cord 2-all y invited. All music lovers are requested to evince their endorsation of the institution by _their presence. Students of the school to provide themselves with proper note books, purchaseable at Messrs. Mille.- Bros. A short and interesting program will he rendered.

' Mn. Cues. l»lcDo.\'.r\i.r>, Georgetown. lost a valuable horse Thurrday evening. He, accompanied by Mr. Poole, was driving from Lower Montague to Georgetown and when nearing the lat-

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through the icc. . Before assistance arriyed the animal had been in the ice cold water so long. that alter their suc- cessful eH0rfS in getting it out. the ani- 1 in:-il perished, dropping dc-.ad on the ice. . Messrs. 3lcDon'il-i and Poole escaped 1 with a slight wetting.

Ar the annual meeting of the Strath-

a?byn District lnrige held in Calvin lodge room, Brad-ilbaue, on the 10th _i.is1.. the several primary lodges in the I district were rf-p'e_=ent~;-d and there was ,it lively inf-f-ti g. as nil the hrntherril 'present tool; an active pirt iii the pro-. \ceuli;;;-;s. lt is graiifyirig to :ill to know llint the a.~;3oc‘:ii‘on is l;i'_iri-fhing, .Ln tzzis proviziev. Trio :ollowiug fili- I 1-_':_=rs iswre i»':.~t'1li~°=l for the t-"-‘=Sui:`~J

lx-nzie: Dist. D;:5.nt\,-' Bla.-ter. rlughr Iilclmreg l)isf.C1:t»laéri. David Arb nz; § liz.-t. lie*-. S?-., G Gil ov-er; l)i>t.l F.n. Sec.. J. J. Grlhasi; Dis-‘. Trees., _ Sa-Erin -l Fzizz r-; *lv-f. iff-i‘. Ca:;f»=.n ::;‘»»- , ilafi . Mt-Kizirrcn; ilisz. Leziurer, Mal-'

.write resi-levee ni lfapt. and Mrs.

l-lor on, Ttluirar ll-ver. on the we ning wt' inc 6‘.?i in.-’., to »E§ plane elif. merri- -'gf of their dziugliter ls1ib;~l, recently a .-cliool leather in Nord Dakota, to ' Frerlnick 0. iimson E-q , a prosper- cu-i merchant of the town oi Northwood in that sure. A few near rel.-.tives and intimate friends witnessed the cereminv, which was performed by the Rev. E. Gillies, of Murray Harbor South. The bride was pre-tii¢y dres.-ed in a suit of gray broadcloth, trimmed with white satin. After the ceremony "he wedding party proceeded, the happy couple through showers of rice, to the dining- ioom, wherea sumptuous repast was partaken of. On the 9th, Mr.and Mrs. Hanson started on liieinjourney to their future' home in North Dakota.-01% Looxim.

Norwiriisraxnrno the high wind

and keen frost which prevailed on Wednesday evening last a number of the young pe Jple of Hamilton met ' in the Hall of that place to attend a social given by the Y. P. S. of C. E. The C. E. Society of Hamilton is one of the very best in this section of the country, meetings are held weekly and each member does his and her part to carry out that branch of the pledge with re- ference to taking some part aside from singing in every C. E. prayer meeting. \\'e sincerely trust that it shall be noted 1 for the spiritually of its members. The entertainment was presided over by Mr. H. A. Stewart and from the very .Qeesive manner in which it was given. shows plainly that the young people of Hamilton are quite capable of carrying out an exceedingly interesting pro- grams. After supper, which was pro- vided by the young ladies, all joined in

_ - mu fm- u wards of an hour bstcdslvglhch the mgeting dispersed, all being well satisfied with the el\i°]"m°”t which they had the privilege _of shar- ;ng im 1; is hoped that the society will give a similar entertamment before feng and that they will not forget to give the same invitations. Cor.

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__The craviugrgprgsgtgopplcupaug the _Keele in-°°‘°°°»i-e 5'-“hee "f~‘°°...i° .re l.°.“'“.,. rhgnia., Nerve Exhausnon

Ieshhlldenls Efeflflldfl- jr olllce as early as possible On Saturday,

ter lace,a'o»:ut 7 `oclock his horse broke r

,yours :-.nd is new McLean professor of ~t

f . . .. - use _ _ _ . _ _ _,_ __ _ .

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B..C0llege.

The latest News nt the Gity en- -1- C- re new »»~f~~>f, in

Main street Lhnstian ’ehureli, Linton hall. has tendered his resignation and will return to Illinois.-St. John Sun.

meetings. business locals and all avail- able items must be handed in to this

‘ to insure insertion Monday morning.- tt

' ` OUR ISLAND MEN.

(Written for The Helifax Herald). `

A province men who have taken high rank

of the ladder in their profession. There are several who are or who have been heads ot some ot the leading institu- tion; on the continent. while others occupy permanent positions on the staffs of the foremost schools ol learn- ing. Chief among them all is Dr. Jacob Gould Schurmaii, who is con- sidered one or the first educationista on the continent. Hers a. native of Free- town. l’.E.I.. where he was born on May 22. 1854. He atten hd Acadia. college for a time and ia 1875 won his tirst great prize, obtaining the Gilchrist scholarship of the university of Lon- don. Tnis was worth _$500 for three years. He studied at the university of London for two years graduating there with high honors and in 1877 and 1878 he was asludent at P.»ris and Edin- burgh. In June 1878, he won the Hibbert travelling fellowship with $1,000 a year for two years and open to all graduates of British universities. Over sixty men competed for this magniticient prize from Oxford, Cam- bridge, Edinourgh, Dublin, etc. Dur- ing the next atwo years he studied at Heidlburg, Berlin and Gottengen, and in 1880 was appointed professor oil English literature, political economy and psychology at Acadia college and in 1882 professor of metaphysics and English literature at Dalhousie. In 1886 he was appointed Sage professor of philosophy at Cornell university, Ithaca, N.Y., and later dean of the Sage school of philosophy. In 1892 he was promoted to ine presidency ot Cornell and has lilled the position with signal ability. He was in 1895 elected a member of the American association for tha advauc :ment of science.

Hia career has been one of rapid pro-

gress and a succession of triumphs. AS thinkers and logician he was head and shoulders above all his competitors for scholastic honors and students from all countries have been attracted to Cornell to sit at the feet of the earnest and elo- quent philosopher. He has published everal philosophical works which will bs referred to in another article.

A number of maritime men are prom-

inently itlentrfied wizh the staff of Hary- ard university. Professor S. M. Mac- Vaue, a Prince Edward Island mari and 1 an Acadta aiu i.uf.s, has been connected with that institution for twenty-three

_ ncicnt and meriern histoi-v.

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DB.. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE A . UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

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Gentlemen :-Please und enclosed $1,

nor which send four boxes of Dr. Cha.se’s Oa.tra.i-rh Cure. We have used tt, and tlnd It an excellent re- medy, lo we recommend it to others. lr. J. K. Poorman, ot W'oodhum,l l£\x1on0o.,0rva.,got»omea.ndisde-

&hted with its effects.

Please send three boxes to Mrs. F.

.Edmfunds,No.401West Partstreet. ortls.nd.0re.,a.ndoneboxtoRev.

F. Edmunds, Sedro, Skagit Co-.

Wash. Be sure Ind send the blowers; theyarclohmndy. Sendatonice. I

lil. EDMUNDS.

arnanaus oem-aa ue communal caan; '

Ill. 9llSE’8 Blfllllll GIIIIE

XVEI YAILI 1* Cllll

Cold h the head, Hay Fever, Rosa Cold, Oatamhal Deafness; Foul Brea.t.h,lonottzlteandeinell,aad C!a.tuvhinaIlitlto11ns.C0xlta3ilU$ cocaine.

Ai>vanrr~i-:xi-;x1‘s, advance notices of

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There are quite a few of maritime r

cardlgdn lufhra at Serious Loca by Fire. -

The village of Cardigan auforod

seriously from tire early yesterday rnorning.

Between three and four o’clock

Messrs. Josiah McNeill and \Vil- liam Flynn, the station master, who were waiting at the station for the arrival of the Stanley which was at that ltime detained byice. noticed a great smoke in the vicinity of D. C. Moi-sou & Co’s store and on their investigating found this building and warehouse a mass ot ilanies.

Tnevimmediately gave the a‘ai_'m

and the neighbors. men, women and

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¢»"'“ '=’ ' me. wmmi uncut-mar, ot sum- oesruucrivs Fuilaa.

mersido. has returned to Charlottetown '

` and has resumed his studies in the C.

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erwwwwwwwnrwvitn IATHIESUIC' & BENTLEY Prrouucrs irrricrrAnrsl°~.‘§;l."¥_‘§.l’.?.“.i....s em.

r " Hatirax, lr. I. tMENTi¢your rgmedyfoflerl

armiirsreits, Arroauris, soucrroas, . i -- |wids and all qrdmary_ ulliutl.

scene and considerable difficulty was experienced in lighting the tire.

The dwelling house and barn of Mr

\Vi`liam Kean d s

Mr. James E 'McDouald’a store ig-

nited several iimes and,being consider- ably damaged, was only saved by the strenuous eiiorts on the part of the peo- ple.

Mr. Kennedy and family are at pre-

sent in New York and their house was occupied by the Misses McPherson, dressmakers.

It is not- known how the fire origin-1

ated. Mr. Morson has no idea what started it, unless it was from the fur- nace.

The building occupied by D. C. Mor-_

son & Co. belongs to the Connolly

insurance 84.000; insured by F. W. Hyndmaiii Charlottetown, lor $2,000 and $2.030 with M. Trainer, Char-. lottetown. .

Morson & Co’s stock. all burned.

loss $9,000, insurance 83,000.

N otbing but the safe and a few small

articles were sived. The safe contains some books and p~pers of considerable;

Wm. Kennedy’s dwelling and barn

damaged, loss light, no insurance

Mr. James McEachern had his inkle

sprained While jumping from the root

day and Sunday. Call’ or send stamp for information. - I

int enirrnrrrr nrrrnis ri iii in

Prnirse Bleek. up the stairs next to W. P. tnlrtlrs trickery Store- _

As'rin¢a'ric Sui-‘i-‘Eizi-:Rs.- Will re-

ceive a tree sample of a new remedy by sending ther address to George E.

town. -jen 10 d&w eod &Wy1wk.

THE Blllllllllll UFFECES in the Ilel

-lsr; iour~0'roc<=r to out you up a box

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IS e\'er'ything in 1 Watches and Clocks. Without it., prices are meaningless. Oftena little price means a bad bargain. The one

sure way to .get your rnone_i"s worth in Watch or Clock is to buy here, where QUALITY is guaran- teed, and the guaran- tee has the e backing that makes it good.

W. WELLNER.

THE GREAT Wlflill IINISE- '

We Take

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this opportunity of._ thanking our friends for their liberal pat- ronage which has made our busi- ness during the past year so suc-

cessful. _

In asking .for your continued support our aim shall be to make the goods and p-ices sp attract- ive. that you will find_it to your advantage in trade with us _and ~g thus our business transactions -4 will be mutually profitable. r

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rorr . leurs. oars.

“ankles NBL” "°°»1"° su:1?:¢’:.snil.~.c'l]s. ronmnax P"°"*Pd3# '

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oFFmEs:_ 1- Consignments solidted. Liberal advances _ "lg"

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estate.burned to the ground,loss $8.000, i

Pure

(days when raw. icy wind; 8

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Water had to be g°oi from the river MONSOON Cglgn TEA

_ _ _ fwhich was some distance from the in education and have risen to the top;

. . . ... Re moval _ .

in a shfrt time beyond control. I

7 We intend

rare bargains in

UV¢l'¢0_8fS', Ulster’s» Reefcrs.

Underwear. Shirts, Ties Hoes. Glcves»

All Goods in

value. It has not .et b.en opened and S I rf S 0 the state ofthe contents is not known. a e .7 I ,

ruined,loss about $1.000, no insurance. ° ` _

Jas. McDonald’s store and goods - 7 ' I i ll

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DR. Ci_ii"r cures Chronic Diseases . ‘

and napiurearceiiewn Friday sam- _ I , I A_RE YO _.Rn 8

rtrtinrel Teeth

_of a building. _ ' ‘ . .

loaoliouoa

Grvrn

Hugbbse ix Dolhecafles Hall, Charlotte' _ Many persons who ara w mr

' that the Rubber or Vulcanibe plate causes

shrinkage of the gum, etc, finally causing the times sore lips. sore mouths and sore throats'

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Promise Block, up the stairs next to W.P 2 gxiggng gm :______.;_;___8_ ;.;..__.__e._.;__.;;. Gelwrll s Srnnliery Store. inertial te a range wwrtese the me

G ' We have seen many causes

‘ ‘~ - rv ' " 1 - ._ lates were continual] su lferin irom the

at chris-'»;:~.tes. mail.: by the White - gelief. In case of tha); kind wegalwavs (_f_ir_d\' C0, 'l`l1"'§’ Zire l-'TVSly. ° » »

_ Gold, Platinum or

Our reason for recommending a mental

. heat and cold, hereby keeping the mouth cool. - is thinner, lighter and stronger than any other

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coolness and durability.

work including our Continuous Gum

. Examination free.

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objects and the on aceompmyipg

1 I -erms:4-I '

` Our men and boys Hockey

Boots just arrived, a little late in comingbut 'they .are beauties.

Price $1.45 $1.75 $1.90 $2.25

Ladies H( ckey and Skating boots in Box Calf and Oil

Pebble from $1.25 upwards.

Bremner Bros.,' _ WIIBLESILE

. 1.lIYl§ OI'

undfed,-ng Eddum at ease condition. and 1 1 - , Haiihx,N.8

Pub", iiuystrenrestomd to ieeaormai can &ll1a||te,¢uui9lataw|tli‘HllI.~l llahS¢reez.Gooraetowu. oetlidaadwta

mms New Bleek. crm” 1 ""'d§li¢it»ee= snnmm nuns. l

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Tum” wang" _ _ illi tht _

bones. try a cup of~ 1101190011 the cold, Its sustaining qua.li€.e,sm

and fatigue, and strengthen and

Block, opposite' P in January and before

Ready-_made Suits, '-

Waterproof Coats' » ' Cloth of all Kinds

Hats. Gaps,etc. I

Reductions of 25f1:o

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particular, and is enjoyment to the wearer. Yfdu can have your impression

U . taken and have a Gol l, Platinum or Aluminumr platemade same day, fully

guaranteed because we make them ourselves and know alabout the material used. We also make the famous THURLO PL_rATE, noted for its t-hinness,

We would like you to call and see specimens of all our didbrent. linesc! .

- known to Dental Science. Every piece ofworkrdone by us must give entire . satisfaction to the patient else We will H015 81l0W it UOIGBYG UU! 05%.

gerntrnnrnrni

the nerves,

ale

movi na' to . r

ost :Off ice doing sc; We will

GUI' Store' marked

33 I-3. per

.Teeth on oftbemonth, bad.

to get loose.

caused directly from itistrue thats majority _ yet ities. ispoisonous.

whohadrubberorvuleimitf causes and cameto us for

ametal plate, eitherof

*mi

is that it is a conductor of

it is non irritating, and , It is chan in every

Plates-the very finest plate work..

ARLURS.

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Hnekey sttntttilhn

Instruction given in the

Pipe 0rgan,_tuijm of

hour in duration, 816.

3 § ri et

cludoauseof organ, etc. 1 »

Piano, one hour duration, $10.

Piano, vocal, Clarinet, Flute, 0|’

Brass Instruments, $5 per term, f hour lessons.

Saturday lecture at 10.30 at In

All students enrolled admitted frec-

Hours9to12,2to5,7to9.

W. HARRY WATTS,

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