- ~ s . _.en _w _1.»__ -V ;_.~< rs-,:=~ It

> ’ _ ‘r§i2\:~_1~"-'s' "" ¢~_A::f_'»'=§ f-ja.-' .mere

_&\" ’ '. _ -559' “i if -3 `-`§*?‘_;_l_ 'f.»»;~€fi';'==~:f .-CQ, §,:f-__-1:- '-`*'=, ;' "’ _

` >`“- " ’ 'f ~ , . .__,,_“\-1 .._ L* ‘ _ :_ _ `

_ _ _

D a n d r u C I' e _ Amoivo the shipments by the Northumf ._ Ml" M°“d PAW bt' thuiclty' ` Mb

PRICE SOC- IND Sl-°° ` MESSRS' T"°'““l” L” “nd Ed_"“d L” Mr. Arthur E. Hogan, who was lately

THE

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berland yesterday were two hundred

ST0p5 ALL FALLING THE HAIR-REMOVES barrels oysters, one car of wheat and at

lar-ge quantity of pork

D ANDRUFF__ ALL Avg ALL IRRITATION QF THE SCALP, ° been in the City consulting with Mr

Ir has been otllclally announced that

IT PROMOTES A LUXURIANT GROWTH OF THICK, 4 the S. S. itianéey wiliTbe pissed on tl:;:the_ Sc,-,uma (}~°`r|{¢5p9nd¢nb¢_ 3,3

Summers e a e ormen ue rou

' P ed by the Princesa yesterday in

HEALTHY HA1n AND PREVENTS BALDNESS. am-inthe csmiuz winter.

OF PERSONAL

CORC AND WEST

Mr. Charles Lund, Hunter-River,was` in

the city yesterday.

yesterday for a few weeks visit with friends at St. Peter's_ Bay. A

Mr. I-I. 0.' Brown, Tomato, who has

Erman, the popular representative of

av au. oauooiavs avruzo lv aanlrns of West Somerville, M888., arrived in admitted as an Awurneyot the .supmme

fff’ ." ,_ '

semis sinensis as 1.;-gf... ni male ei- ti¢.l.)‘;,1.£,_,,,,_, ‘

cats are I-llisteo to.

Whether it is better in the end to sumr the sorrow and disappointments, that poor paint will bring, or at the iiist provide the best that can be bought and end it there!

There is but cne BEST and that is

The Sherwin-Williams Paint.

With Paint you will need Brushes and perhaps Varnishes These and all Painter’s Supplies are to found at

SIMON W. _~.oRABB1-:

Waikefs 0orner,Ch"l`owu _ _ Stovesl and 35 diff" A\g1.9,u `

That the Marine Department has

7 “LET THERE BE LIGHT”

l"' l ‘ J \ °

_ _ . _ N Y k Londo" Pm.” _ Summerside by the Northumberland- Courbof this Pmvmce hav” by th

A ii BREIER C0., Limited, `i’oronl0,Cl\icagc, ew or , v Mona” night and wmspend ‘ week or ymorninis _mm f°rP_m:u_nd_ oregon’ U_

two visiting in their native Province

' ° S. A. We learn that it ,ls Mr. Hogan

__ q i in -1 i -Q , _ . i `

MR. S. H. J ONES made his last shipment

of sheep numbering 175 by the Northum- berland yesterday morning This totals

? 12,600 head of sheep shipped .by M. Jones Ellie \1S\l.l1 lll1lDb8f _Of 11401155 _

' ` GUARDIAN wishes him a large measnrwf|_

? ? geese. . ' , T iprosperity and happiness iniihis ne

I `c

this season Besides these 8 000 live

IN reference to Revd Neil McLauchlins

crept into our report yesterday. The word approval should have read disapproval and the word clerks should have read‘pres,s.

Tun following telegram was received ny

Hon. R. C. McLeod yesterday evening.

, Orrawa, Nov. 19.

R C MCLEOD,--'Have given instructions

t ne route as requested. We desire to

Signed Jams Su'rH1mLANn_,‘

_ (Acting Minister of Marine and Fisheries)

ordered~ the steamer _ Stanley to be

‘ placed on the Summerside route

~ ~ e

during the coming winter ~wi1l _b appreciated by the majority of the

Nova Scotia and many people living in foreign parts.For many years this route has been advocated through the press and by

A members in the House of Commons.

' _ _ Efforts have been made from time to time

` - to have the winter boat ply between these

I i two points. but owing to the stronger pull

- _ ' __ ' fat the other end of the province and in

_ ' _Picton County the matter never seemed to

coop AND CHEAP. »

Ottawa. By persistent agitation on the part of the Summerside Board of Trade, organized ln 1900, a promise was received, from the Minister of Marine and Fisheries

° ` ' ` ‘ Sir L. H. Davies, _that a trial would -be'

he __ msde last winter. This was done in part

i _ - b rt owingto reasons partly uncontrollable- __

'ras in navei. or 11|:-:e‘2o\h csllvunv

partly because of lack of timely preparation of the means of terminal ficllities and partly because of

Pi2ooUcEs Liorn' ;'f°";°.° °” .$.22 “tif” "°‘““

.ron y ag s route, _the rial was nippediu` the bud. It took a”

cheaper than kerosene or tallow dips, better than :md dealor effort during :ie nxt rev' electric, gas, acetyline, kergsene, pa.r;iine,__p1tch :;;°°"' '§;';‘-'° f_';°_'|’)‘;';§" "‘“»° pine knots lin moonlig t., aurora _orea is or _

' any other iight used between sunset md ilawinp no ;, vr__;i______`°i_:l:;___ inwgsh the ~_)iinrel:nti_i_iir

’ . ° f » c o e ea ing mem ers o_ 't si

matter how or whom ls' Board of Trade that we have the wish

req ther fair _

trial made this coming winter, and' it

FREE Fuori DANGER ~ zi.::°°::':.’° °°°:P“i: 1"" ‘"3

as a water bucket. '/

Call and see it and be convinced. -

_ tae Cape. These are forthcoming, and _“P00519 8h°\1ld b6___S°\lRhi» U01!! U39 W0,!§i_

, P u U _ . th these matters in view a delegation °f 3055114 W6 Bl1°llld_i»\ml~¥'° li- ' 'T `

_ _ left by the tug Frank C. Batt yesterday _' _

a I L Lg . | ~

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i-ii

A ._ _ were wui be s in-esac sense: is me

' ' ‘ ' _ - c- and the uncertainty of crossing ip winter

` ' will eventually be athing of thepdst. It- I

_ is now long past the time since this

~ _ 'T _ - should have been brought about, but it is

_ - ` ' ' _ 4 better late than never, and future

. U ' w

'year of the twentieth 'century as the

We have just opened a new line of "”"“"°”“°“*° »

mush se1's,w||ie|. were par _'up is Eng- ‘" °°““‘“~ 1'

it :il eslioolally for our 'lralie - ~ " °'°'Y Y°"*'- li/“““f=°'=“'°“. bv =h= emi?

\ _. _ . _ ‘

` ' _ W ts th l t fC R` ,Seo h

They are nice ones- » we llwlio your P,,,3,"i‘; ,f‘,§§’,,,§{,{’,,,j’,,,,‘;‘;i 5*; _,,,f,‘;,__

‘-sp°°ti0|\» _ if V `° f' I I tnemat Prowse Bros.-218i I ~

_ 1 ,i _ `

_ l_..l n;.a»£issm- eigmen is like, atsapufw i

ioevel1*D&!‘fau0`rolIs ,arouu "

_ ; '° », 5;. ourhcdy, everything is__aeamoothe§as__ ~ _ *K » ourpkin. Qsthosuit-at Prowee Brosf i I _.§_, _J _I < ~=-fans.

s, 4 ,Q (1

Sunn side. _ Chqzin if

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wing-:

-it -fo |155: fir

\ » »_ » _ » ~ rursissasuci" ° 6 <='~=_;¢ uname con #aff

,L ' f ’ ff"i_';_,ft> Wi." °*“e»°#_f_ie1¢iierhb=;= ~_

/f _ ~._ __ $il'6Uumerci`ai'1anb|ecta

fl t

1" e

__ y o e rou e eyond question,

under ordinary conditions, and only a few;

remaining obstacles are visible: through freight and passenger rates and a ware-

house for the accomodation of ` freight at

° the instrumentality of human intelliger

intention to reside ln Portland, where his

stationed In common with more t'h

o ' -Q----4 ` _

sermon we regret that through trans-

al n . _ . . mission by telephone a number of errors THE SUFFERINGS IUF JOB-

much to endure. ' The difference

io place Stanley on » .Summ`erside-Tormen- at all dealers or b email from Edman- , A _ _ _ _ ~

] We have Persian Lamb, Baxhhe, Russian

son.Bates 8: Co. _ Toronto. A _ ~

is*

brother Lthe Rev. William Hogan is

an Tun*

make an earnest edort to ascertain thai' V W A1--A-~ _

practicability of this route. _ ' IN me Queen 'Square Church Sugds

qevening, says the St. John Telegrap

large congregation, on “our duty in the presentemall x crisis.”He based his sc

the encouragement to bederived from

in the closest touch withGod.He

ed hishearers to pray for deliverance fthe present danger but warned the

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_fanaticism to th`e neglect of the _sanitary measure. 'God worked through

ease. Vaccination had been

one of the best of these precautions he commended the Board of Health

_ making vaccinal ion , compulsory. who refused to submltto the operation could not be recognized as the friends public safety and no conrlemnatory language, he said was to severe for who make their 'escape from _ both quarantine and vaccination, having exposed to iofectiop_.”_ “Let the 'Boardoi Health,” said i the rev. gentleman, impressively, 'fuse every endeavor- to correct tlih blunder for which someone is responsible and by/which

entered the city, and by the enticement, of suitable quarantine and the _'lop_tion ofproper cleanliness, both _of‘s>ew_er'a.ge` and streets-in which undertaking they should be aided by all loyal citizens stamp out the disease.” ` In ` con cluslon he ` pointed out that there were reasons why the Lord had permitted the calamity. The apostles knew where He had permitted evil to exist in order to avert a ureater__`_evil. C0l1180'l_8_»tion' in the present trouble as in all times' of

and Christians should use every possib

gd _

to? visit Cape Tormentine and Sackville, riding over the N B and 'P E I. railwa

_ . _. .A . _ y,

Same Old Stlhd. ST, f tustudythe conditions on thc mainland i nexi if ~. 'i ' in connection with the proposed means of

ocifmmunication. ` All will hope for I successful trip and look forward to better

hide during the winter season than has; l' heretofore been experienced. If the whole; p§ovince will unite in judging this new? rihxtc in dll fairness the public may look' for a much improved winter eolpmuni- ‘cdtion with the outside world. A< hoo bfgnsald time and again the establish-° ment of the Summerslde-Tormentine

Province generally for all time to come;

generations may look back u n the ilrst

erownincera ima long talked- of and, it. might be said, bitterly agitated for 'public

, cures quickly and

certainly Pyn -Balsam sells more widely rietors of Perry Davis Pain»Killer. _

o ies, you will sav so too when; 'you see _

bee our north window for-Men’s Under-

wfarthie week l‘ You’ll see what our

it is

sons 'runoar AND moaasnnass

with their attendant. dangers maybe speedily averted and remedied by thc__us`e of Polson’a Nei-vlllne. '___1_}xeel1enx, _sg pg-gle _with-_ten times better than a mustard plaster and more convenient ’forilih'e"olut-

_ @é_¢°g;_\o¢1,,,t1°f,,f§n- g|»§f¢|§t md side. l€efvillne1`|enetcates~ thewttssues

_ _ _ _ =¢_ instmtlv.»°°th°ethcoain.~\1l»rs‘iiili.»m-_i

mation, and cures sore throat and hoarsee ness simply because that'n what title made tor. The lg 25 cent bottle of-' Nervlline is one led as a household llnlment. Itcures everything. ‘ , , _

'lmlitlliiii Ailliiitli Silt

Sialiiaiil 1

Captain joseph Read having disposed off-his

farm at North Bedeqne, in order to devote hisi

whole time to his Export Business hasiuatructed

metoseiiat public auction-on~the premhes »

magaiicent herd oilmttle, comp;-mn; *wh ani. mslsas“0oauiess,” Shox-thorn cow _ia cal! to “Triu_n1ph.'( Countess is acknowledged to be

the inest specimen of her celebrated family in

the Maritime Provinces. “Marion;”_ Shorthorn cow, a splendid specimen; in 'calf to f°Patrlcnn"; "Tulip," registered Shorthorn cow, also in calf to “Patrlcan"; I standard bred Shorthorn hull aif;x Ay roiire standard bred lnril calf,n beauty; c do., dei, do , registered ‘-‘C1am"; 1 de., <19” da" ‘2l`ggiu_.n"; I 5°-°~fd°_~" '$31.' tere_d“Pinhey.’* fkhe above 'three toa standard _male. ‘f_Clarissn,"_ a_y_e_hif¢ 1 ¢if¢¢; ¢.vm“ _“G A _ . _ .».,._. __ gixfm.” do.. Q0., mlf; ‘.‘Uation- Second," shqfg. "°i" ‘_*°i!°' *sift “3='_=iv°k Lee” efnhife mu

_ eagainstilei>rwineesoow; so other ` " ' .-wb-"‘s»"_‘l“.‘i°in~s.‘_;j 57,, _ d

~ _ _ ' _ _ ', _ _e N’ lube:-il., x9o1.cnmiueodn¢at B

lliv :Q6

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Rev. R. W.” Weddall preached. before a

,' 1, e ' “ 1

A .`S5al, Wombat etc. r

mon upon theilmt lj’salm.He showed that

beautiful Hebrew ode, which was wrlttgli

people of this province, New Brunswick, " in 3 “'59 °f Pefui WN °P°“ 010? 5° Uh°5¢

against developing aspecies of religio s_

00 le

.precaution against the spre of the dis-

if- _ vein ofore it ' i 'Um

pins-u¢__ _*Q

lhe Creates!

_ . \

And 'saws are

_ We B EZSELL

leading"

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‘ .£~1.£;» ,Z

'V ‘Issuer

' Last season I l

-A iir.=t place: _ _Now we

Shia

_ actually _

solid ore ,running

_ The Prim'\‘ose-_ has

besides

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._ is _ _ B' . i s. ~» <f' ' 'fs'

_ _ *wisest

_ . » Full copies o' ` the -,Be

a to anyoumgfstgi

_» This if ionefof e best chances! hot-...uf

we ww fer rind investment

Af E. ~ london

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To Equal It-

,’1`1\¢Nev°°11°¢_ii° i"-riisiseuseasausuea. can utescaavelivf X A

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,g Hj Geox, Theillllow

’ Wnen you go to buy s Fur Jacket, or anything in Fire,

' have to spend quite a_lot of money and you ‘Q i't 'lot to

it for trash, if you buy your Finn, from |1570" 111| 0° guarantee everything we sell, we are bound to give you ' ion or your money back. »We I-re tim lbrlbili ¢i0Slerl‘ ill

_.if :;‘:._°;e;":.‘fi..i.‘_§;';n;'°..';:_”°.°¢.‘.:i_ sw; in we 1>~»vi»°-. -»-ii vi ri ee M °f in 1'"-<-

so many D°0ple are now suieriug he hail: _ nm have anything 6188.) _

that there is no reason for any one tof

enduce the miseries of piles for _a"_ __ J We have solo control ofthe flmolll. single day. Dr. Chase’s Ointment

has cured tens of thousands of cases., ' l `

and is absolvtelyguaranteed to cure A

each and every form of plies ill een -

Seal, Astrskhan,"l€l.aceo>u.'WV\1leb;, Siberian Lamb

Prioesi" $12 and

_price to $1

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struck a

y _i nis_hcd

iss? “"' 'i if _'fi A 1°, Ollfii :Ig

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herelnbyls always welcome. Queen

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