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PHE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

.' F_ _ , "‘ " E- l» "_ _'1'P' -" _'W "'.-."'_'

,,/////;,,, ‘ \ 1 dor of her tinted foliage, in the dazzling"

E S winter splendor of a silver thaw.

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' Milbnrn's Heart and

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the ho. ly -ll/6 llcurt,

the \.(_,_€_£_s and th 0 pui,1;_,i,¢d at its oltlces, New Prowse littleness" has broken the telegraph wiies 1310002 Q' Bl°_‘.`k» 1"_°1`Ll‘ “ld” P°"‘P Omce' MQ the ml' and we cannot send or receive messages;

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The Heart -they

strengthen and re;u~

regular pulse, dizzi- ness, fuintness, smotliering and pain

wasted nerve ti_-\-sites and electril`_v the nerve

melancliolizi. locouio~ tor ataxia, St. Vitus’ dance, lack of energy, ,_\\§\\\

brain fag and loss of lvitality.

The Blood-they en-

rich, causing nourish-

ing life-giving red _..

blood to flow through the arteries, repairing

and streiigtheniiig all l _

the organs of the body, curing weak, anaemic, pale-faced people who are run down and debilitated.

The reconstructive power of these pills

is simply rnarvellous, and those whose health standard is below par, will und a course of treatment with Milburn’s Heart and Nerve ` Pills soon recuperate their health and gives them mental and bodily vigor they never knew before.

l(ilburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are 50c.

a box or 3 for $1.25, at all druggista.

”¢ 'dr 'til

Whsnh» ie' tha gimugpeselve-

, ,

and

up to~date Drug Store ? Chorus of the people

-THE -

eilical Hall.

where we get the best goods at the lowest prices.

'J. G. JAMIESON Druggist.

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Tsnpsns

Dsraarxsxr or Punuc Wonxs,

29t':i January. 1901.

Ssalrd 'l` nders will be received at

this Ollie-J until noon 01 \VEDNES1)AY, Fsnumurr 13. 1901. from any person or pvnoos wlll»ng to eoirriict tor the 2R‘-pairing of West Rver Bridge. sc ending to specification to beseen ai tho residence of Den-ld Mt-Pnea. near lllridge, and at this Ollice.

The name- of two responsible per

-sons wi ling to becfini bound for the ifaithful performance ot the contract .must accompany tach tender.

'l`.ie l).~|arErn1nt does not bind itself

to accept the lowest or any render.

Tenders ta be maked - Tender for

\Y st R?vt‘r Bridge.”

RICHARD SMITH ' S -cre ary Public \\'o_k~.

Feb. 5 -(31 w2i.

r ' ' ' _ _< _ lm i.___.

-rsusas

Dsl-.tn'rs1t-:NT Ptnuc Wonka.

Jrnuery 3ls'.. 1901.

Saqad Tender; will be received at

this c-Rice until roin cn Thursday. February 14 . 1901. from any prison or persons willing to contract lor rc- Dliring Bridge ou Dunk ltiver, neai Rcss’s Corner, according to specifica- tion to be seen at t'ie ieiideuce o: John T Tucker, Rise Corner, and ai this olliec.

The names of two res] onsible perse ni

willing to become bound for the iaith ful performance of the contract mu 1 accompany each teider.

This department does not li» d itst ll

to accept the lowest or any t~~f»d»ir.

Tenders to ie marked -~'l`=nder f.»i

repaiis lo Dui, lr ltivi-r Bridge."

1'l'Ct1Alll) SMITII S_cret»ry 1'ub.ic Welk-

Feb. 5 03 w2i. D

Agents: The Queen is Dead.

And we have in preparation a tneniorial vol

anne covering the whole ficldof I>l_cr Ma;estv‘¢ remarkable `fe d "' It Willl

1,1 an mics ie u coin

plete and authentic biography of the greatest sovereign who ever graced the throne ofthe \vorld‘_~z greatest Fmpire. This book willh entirely new and can be depend d on for ac curacv of record throughout. Elegnntly bound. beautifully illu.~'»trute<l and price exceedingly Ilow. Canvar<~aiiig outfit will soon be ready am. mailed for 25 rents. Which will be credited on first order. we want agents everywhere tc haridletliiswork. Best terms guaranteed. No doubt of this book selling rapidly. Write at -once for outfit and full particulars. Address R A. H. Morrow, 59 Garden Street, St. John, l\. B.

.:.v<lis\'. wzi,

and fearless aimin to be

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.__.` \ Just, lm .iart|a|,`_ Reliable. Iflewsy, branches swing brown and bare again, we

N P., t h E T SB€kil188b;\l\htiIl1@S t? f\1fUl(\i¢l' W0 P085 learn that we must psy dearly for nature’s

erve nts ac on t e interests o t c pcopc an recognize _ _ _ gh,-9,, ,-imp },e,,m,_ hereforeas » dazzling spectacular display. For ‘the

tontrollliiq forces of

T' Tao I’ oop1e’m 1-"A-If»0I`

lou ing rates payable in advance -

pln:es where subscriptions may be paid, news furnislictl, advertising, job work and other business trnnsactedz- Suxnuierside, Currie`s Bookstore-J. B. C.

Manager

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1901.

A SILVER THAW.

To him who in the love of nature holds

communion with her visible forms, not oniy does she speak a varied language, ea the author ol Thanatopsls has lt, but she charms hint with her. inilnlte variety of spectacular beauty, Yet how many there

¢=n.nis»fcamms5_wi:n 'ated with flowers of many hues; when the air is redolent with perfume and vibrates to the melody of bird muslc;wlien all the forma of animated creation take on new life, vigor and beauty, we have an expression of one of Natune’s happiest moods. The good mother smiles upon us then.

Summer with its heat. its serene cal,

broken occasionally -by suddenly gathered thick clouds and elemental war, presents other moods of equal charm. Autumn

follows with its ripened fruits, its gor- geous panorama of rich hues, clothing the forest with a marvellous splendor, which in turn the storm winds of the season strip away. And then comes winter with-

the sun running low over the southern

horizon~~a shortened conrse,while the snow

spreads a white pall over the landseape. And over all in all l the four see»

sons is the changing panorama of the sky, never for twoconsecutive hours

presenting the same appearance; now a glowing sapphire dome with the burning sun enthroned and radiant in the midst; now flecked with lleecy clouds or overcast

with grey or black. And through all seasons we have “the miracle of. night and morn," the jewelled dome of night in sombre grandeur followed by the more radiant splendor of the day. Thus it may be said of nature with more truth t-han oi

the beautiful Egyptian Queen, “Age eau- not wither nor custom stale her ininita variety.”

One of the occasional and beautiful

variations of the winter season and its

snowy landscape is the silver thaw, such as we have had recently presented. A rail or mist falling through aeoldlstratum of air next the earth,freezes as it. falls, en- casiniz all visible and exposed objects in ice. At such times thelandscape presents

a scene of such rare beauty as might furn-

ish a theme for a poet. The electric wires, enlarged and weighted with their crystal burden, hang like cords of silver strung between the supporting posts; vrire fences

present the same silvery gleam beneath

the cloudy sky. and each particular tree W f°"¢Si'fi P wk or garden becomes a radi- ant pictuie which awakes the instant ad- miration of the beholder. All varieties

of trees present rare features of beauty at such times, but none are more beautiful

than the swaying clms, whose long, sender branches, drooping under their ,nad of jewels, sway to and fro in the breeze, a. model of glowing, living beauty and grace. When on such a scene the

sun breaks forth and the bright light is reflected from ten thousand glittering pointsof crysta.l,f|ashing and scintillating, earth seems to the artistic eye a veritable fairyland. At such a time we forget the

charm of springtime flowers, the golden

glow of autumn’s fruit and all the splen-

FURNl;I`gJRE

BY AUCTION

Twill sell by auction at the house owned by

M1.-.john McPhail. one door west of the new Baptist Church. Kent street.

THURSDAY. 7th DAY OF FEB. INST.

COJIHENCING AT II 0`CLOCK, A. ll,

Lot Hmisehold EB'ect.s, comprising Piano,

Iarlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and kitchen Furniture. TERMS CASH,

R. BEAIRSTO.

-6 zi Auctioneer.

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54%". read or rest. while the

stove with the aid of

_"\_llC,l'0R|||E”

.loes the oacx aching work you used to do on the washboard.

_ 2 cakes 5c, at all rs.

McKinnon & JcNevin, Lower

Eager; Stréet., G‘h’town,euts for

Morning hdition, daily (except Sundnyl they have snappcil the telephone wires §f;fn'i‘_1£_';;l,‘(l?°i§d?§'(;ny(r{§-b'd_'&'S,R:)'_`$3'w and we cannot converse with friends in

tion, throbbing, ship Qgrgigpgi; .in;,.~|;;_in(§;¢__a...i...l:...$1-25, other homes, or in other towns as was our ac* P\\-L5 ...ian ;.:.°i;’.'.;.i.__f=__‘1?f_f‘?i.f’f’__?i%,..<,.. M. for broken and om-

\$\\\\‘\‘ grand, gffi¢¢¢ mental trees here arid there have been

@“ have been established at the following split and damaged, so that the ultimate

,around the heart.

ll The .\'<»/'res-tliey

. | tone up, and renew

the worn out and %\\

§ B mel. M,m,,ger_ If we are of those who having eyes _yet

W \\ All>el`f»‘)"~ Alllerwn B°°k9t°"°_G S see not we shall countthe cost and de-

. ‘~"\'\\“‘ Muttart. Agent. l ’

p °°UU`0S» <;\11'1¥=3A 11@l“’~ Sou,-;_q 1-;,,,<f_To\ephoneof1lce-P. G. Sea- spice the show as a. mere vanity. But to

“°uSne""` S esp Msuess' \\\ J E _;;n°;“‘ACg§’;1tAD`Y J P HOOD those who see with eyes unsealed to be-

\N e U C 1 ° ° D I

\\\\\\\\ Editonil Business hold its beauty, the silver thaw has _pre-

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imparted allthe.

theyee¢:net.~ f gg ,,n¢W¢,,“,;,g;y

fgiemamssstsseszusnucaf pw.

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Later, when the sun’s warm rays have N

\\"‘ An Independent Journal untrammelled

dissolved the Jewelled glories and the

cuinbrous ornaments which overload ll1e'r

loss and cost are great. ln sooth we may not visitfairyland without paying charges.

sented a marvellous vision wli`c"i has

left the mind and memory enriched, and

the love of nature enhanced for years to como.

--__¢.;_. It is indeed regrettable that the electors

will be called to vote a week hence with tooscant information as to the merits of

either of the propositions in regard to. which they will beasked to yea or no. It would seem to be the especial duty of the Hager and City Councillors to have informed themselves fully ln regard to the esperiences of other cities and than to have' taken the citizens fully into their

pgther owned. com

postitlons that are to be voted upon m ty be discussed. No harm could come from

such a meeting and it seems probable that all might learn something and be better prepared to vote after an interchange o’ ideas. There are many electors who desire to be more fully informed before casting their votes.

DONT! WOMEN.

Don’t write to a woman, when the roof

leaks. Write to a carpenter. Don’t write to a woman when the water pipe bursts. Write to a plumber. Don’t write to a woman when you are sick, write to a doctor. But why such superduous sd- vice? Simply to call attention to the fact that “women” who are not qualified physicians offer medical advice, in adver- tisements worded in such a deceptive manner that you are apt to overlook the important filet that the woman is note _ physician. * Thegrent snccessoi'Dr.R.V.1’ierce,

in treating and curing diseasesof women has led toimitationsof his methods, es-

pecially his o5er of at free consultation y letter ivan sick women. At the head of the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical In- stitute, of Buffalo, N, Y., and with an ex- 1

mience of over thirty years, Dr. Pierce

achieved the position of the chief

of specialhts in the treatment of wom- a_n"s diseases. There is no living phy-

equal recud of over haif-a-million wom- en treated and ninety-eight per cent. of cures. Write to the doctor. Your letter will be reed in private, answered in pri- ` vate and its statements held as sacredly

oop£i_<ll§ntiaI. fTo the excluslion of a 1 pa rom correspon ence, every letteitis sent sealed in a plain en- velope, bearing no advertising or print-» ing upon it. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, 1 Invali&’ Hotel and Surgical Institute,- Buffalo, N. Y.

Dr. - Pierce’s Favor-

ite Prescription

makes Weak Women

Strong and Sick Women Well. Accept

no Substitute. __

Ur. J. H. Ayers

. DENTI ST .

UFFHGE-Sunnyside. Nev

Browse Block. First door to thi -ight up stairs , Satisfactory Work. Reasenahi. 3

orices.

,___ _ __ If __ _-_-

li You Want

good time keeping results, biiy cur guaranteed Witches and," you will pay no more than is often asked for the inferior kind, which are not satis- factory and require constant

atttention and expense. p We have on 'hand a large

stock to select from.- G. ll. Taylor

KIMBER

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shoesconldbemadeinCanada "_ ~ ~ “Ien'tthatnbead'flllnie|s?”

“I like the ahapenud cet d"it,

too, so graceful, you know." ” "Yes, it’s the “Kingqusliq shoe, and really, girls, never were shoes so comfortable dad neat as these are. And, you know, we save all olllllml duties, because they are mldl in Can'ada..”

“Thgywon thegoldmedllll

Parist is ear."

"see, hire is are moe-mark

you can know them by” 2-

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Dollar Talk

This ta the Bidi Gellar br wear

with a psi’ -or any other large tie It-i a compmnvely lov, seller, very

trim, stylish and oumlortihle.

20s. each

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} TELEGRAPH MATCHES l

Ai.-‘n._..m‘

slcian, male or female, who can show an '

”` Made

at Hull, ' Canada,

Sold

I everywhere

.67 4 £7

The most of the best Matches for the least money. Don’t-

forget the

brand,

E ddy’s Telegraphs

.¢‘ \

VICTORIA THE GOOD

W-1 --s

PHOTOGRAPHS

. or oun LATE QUEEN

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trickery ia_iii_l_ Glassware

Commencing this Monday evening, Feb. 4th, at 7 oclcck, at the store

latelypoccupied by E. H. N-erton. Queen Street..

Dinner Sees, Tea ,Set-, 'lo let Sets, Table Sets, Jugs, Basim, Cups and

Saucers Hall Lamps, 'Fable Lamps, F ancy Goods, ete_ NO RESERVE.

R. BEAI RST()

llhnicelslllioiilii ni India ami Colon

niiiimi lui ii

Sales exccedthat ot any other m

the Lower Provinces. ;

Queen Square. All \ A ~ n

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