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Sole Dealers for P. E. Island,
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writes °
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of the Clothes
l th` "lil "`i`rib‘i` ` ""`lt.
if °3°¥'i° ‘i‘.n”°ei§nif;'i.~.:
mr of n
soriiethhrr tn the look-but the
out-wel . we ahiuo there. "°
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I Identified
A . all  u
nilisl; hhfve ol thee thrI2=|l‘ey\Ep
tvroghgiépr style.l
CRAIG Rr _iitltil-llS,
Queen Street.
6-15 dw 1 yr.
CIIEAPER THAN HAY
Ontario Bran.
Manitoba Bran.
Middling.s
Corn Meal.
Cracked Corn. _
Matchless Chop, /S e
i ucer]
S oii cake Men.
» latchford’s `Calf Meal
B - _
Rosebank `° arm _ Wholesale and Retail at
siiuate on Ylre'ao“~ht‘h ifgdfcfirrlrnom  VERY Low PRICES
River opposite the city, one mile from 1
Charlottetown, containing 180 scres,13c A _ .
. - - 5,
acres cleared and in ahliigh state of _culti
vatiou, Terms liberal. or griirthcr parti-
culars apply F. Mc ENNA, `  STREET.
Chiiindlriiftlilllldd wed. Fri, sgllgtlln Street " 5'!9"“f&_w
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t' -rns'caarlatf»fuwn*oureraian.  - ~
Bellpau, of 17 Rariilhy
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_, Barley, Oats and Corn.
-» Gluten Meal. [great _milk pro
D0 YOU DESIRE
_ FREE DELIVERY? .
Free delivery or letters by Carriers aiipnintsd “<1 Paid bl’
the Government is in operation in many cities of Canadad
There is reason to believe that the system may be adopte
here if the peoplo express their desire for it.
wrrrvr rar-:E ni-:Lrvnrtv iirr~:ANs- _
Free delivery means that responsible carriers, _ wearing
uniform, and sworn to the faithful discharge _of their dime*
shall after the arrival and sorting of each mail at the Post
Oillce take the letters received and deliver them to the persons
addressed at their homes or places of business. The Dill'
would be divided into, say four districts. with a car-
ricr for 'each district. He would / make his rounds
twice a day, and if there was a letter_ for _YW ht the
Post Oilice would take it to you. Arrived Bl YOUY h°“5°
he would ring or knock-two short rings ‘“' tw” _ smtp
knocks. You would know by the knock or ring that it wfas
the welcome stman and the letter or parcel would be le 
If you had alglter to send out you would hand it to him an
he would post it for you. _ But he would call only at h0uS€S
or places of business where he had mail matter to de_live_r._ _ t
These privileges would be for those on the carriers ins.
Any.persons who chose could still receive theii~_letters _og 1;
Post Office as they now do. -The carrier service won _np _
deliver the newspapers printed in the cltY- I-fliers P°*t°t° b“
the city addressed to other persons in the City W°“ld. "0 °
delivered by the ‘carriers unless prepaid by tl fW° ‘em _"t_““l;
instead of one cent as now. This rs_ the only “adm "9
charge in connection with the _free delivery §Y5f*F1- -
ln order to learn the views of our citizens o_n_ tl1l9_ QU S'
tion we invite all readers of The Guardian resrdltlg ‘U the
City to illl out and return to this office the enclosed ¢<ll1l2°U;
Showing whether they are in favor of free dclrvery_p__; egaI;n_s
it. MB* W X I" U10 Square under the words _ 01' F\'~€
Delivery,” or in the square under the words_ Aga_HSt (IC:
Delivery", give the street on which YU” f°5‘d” 5'3" 3' °
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The Adventure of
f Quarteira  
ri. ;_._ -_
_ No. ll of the Series
romana. rm. I, 4. cgi- mn. .J cmwo
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the old university city. Holmes took
n cab at the station and ordered the
man to drive to the house of Dr. Les-
_lie Armstrong. A few minutes inter
_we b`a'd`atoppe`<l 'sl 'a large mansion 'in
the fbusl_es"t thoroughfare. We were'
shown in -and after h long wait were
it last admitted into the consulting
room-, where we found the doctor sent-'
ed behind his table.
lost touch wltl\»my~professlon that the
name of Leslie Armstrong was un-
known to me. Now I am aware that
he is not only one of the heads of the
medical school of the university, but a
thinker of European reputation in more -
than one branch of science. Yet even
without knowing his brilliant record
one could not fail to be impressed by
a mere glance ut the mon-the square,
massive face, the brooding vyes under
rnolding of the inflexible jaw, ii iuun
ofzdpep charactep, inrnan with nn alert
ininq, 'gr-nn, :_ucetii_.~,_ ‘noir coritninaa, :or-
uiuatira-a¢'~i nits Dr. Leslie ami-
itrong. He `neid-»m`y"n-reams card -in
very ‘pleaa'ed»'expresalon upon-_ his dour
fenturfcs. __ _ . _
“l have beard your name, Mr. Sher-
lock Holrucs, and I :am aware of your
profession-one of which I by uoinoana
approve." _ _ _
“lu that, doctor, you will rind your-
self in agucemcnt with every criminal
in the country," said my friend quietly.
_ “.So far ua your, efforts are directed
toward the suppression of crime, iilr,
#they _must have. the _support of every
_.reasonable-member of the community,
_ though I cannot doubt -that the ofllclal
machinery is-._smply_aufilcient for the
purpose. Where your calling is more
open to criticism is when you pry into
the secrets of private individuals, when
you rake up family matters which are
‘ ‘ ' if    *f 'ru ttamr' ii _neu ini _ -
  ` "I do not feelllhat there :idly reason
. It was already dark when we reached ~
_ It argues the degr-ee‘in which I had i
the thatched brows and the granite-
l-ltt`ht1\\<1. intl the »1_°°\=°d “P with '"0 J Holmes burst out iiiiixhinir. __ _ __ _
ton init ‘Bondi to nr. marie arm-
strong of-Cambridge. I picked it out
from among the papers upon his desk."
why I should render an explanation to
-1°". Mr- _H°ll11`¢I-" -
Holmes replaced the bill ln_his note-
book., "If you prefer a public explana-
tion, it must come sooner or later,"
said he.` “I have already told you that
I can hush up that which otherswill he
bound to publish, and you would really
be wiser' to take me into your com-
plete confidence."
“I know nothing about it." ` -
“Did you hear from Mr. Staunton in
London?"
,» "Certainly not.” 
“Dear rne_,.dear me-the postotllcs
again!" _ Holmes sighed :wen.rily._~ _ '14
-most urgent telegram was dispatched
to you from London by Godfrey
Staunton at 6:15 yesterday evening-it
telegram which is undoubtedly associ-
_ ated with his disappearance-and yet
you have not had lt. It is most cul-
the ofllce here and register a coni-
pia‘inr." _
Dr. Leslie Armstrong sprang up fro"m
behind his desk, and his dark face was
crimson with fury.
“l'll trouble you to walk out of my
house, slr," anld bc. “You can tell your
employer, Ildrd 'Mount-James, that I'
either with him or with his agents."
No, slr--not another word!" He rang
the bell furiously. "John, show these
gentlouicn out." A pompous butler
ushered ua severely to the door, and
wc found ourselves in the street.
TO BE COl\"I‘INl`El) `
iii ripn iiiiii
The Result of Using Salts, Castor
Oil. etc., Instead of Thorough-
ly ‘Curin g Constipation by
pn. cnisns
iiipnrr-Livnn - riris.
_ ~,_____ t.
| Mr. John 0`Nenl, Mt. Rose, Annapolis
Co., writes;
t “For fifteen years or more I was troubl-
led with kidney disease and 'wus so bad at
times that I could not work at all. The
many remedlesltr-led all failed to help
_ me but 'by using three boxes of Dr. CHA-
SE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS I have
been completely cured. I am thankful to
know there is such n wonderful medicine
to be had."
“Oh, adose of salts will fix me up nll
right," you say, when the bowels become
constlpated and the liver and kidneys
sluggish and congested.
And the temporary relief you obtain
in this way dccclves you for ix time, but
you are soon in distress again, and_ must
increase the dose and resort more !rcqt`r~'
ently to the use of this weakeuing_ and
debilitating treatment.
Constfputlon and intestinal lndlgest-lon
Copydlhdldlllafs Weekly.
Dr. Leslie Amutronq.
better hidden, and when you incidental-
ly waste, the time of men who are more
busy than yourself. At the present mo-
ment, for example, I_ should be writing
a treatise instead of conversing with
you.”
“No doubt, doctor, and yet thc con-
versation may prove more important
than the treatise. Incldentally I may
tell you that we are doing the reverse
of what you very justly blame, and that
we are endeavorlng to prevent any-
thing like public exposure of private
matters which must necessarily follow
when once the case is fairly in the
hands of the odlclal police. You may
look upon me simply as an irregular
pioneer, who goes in front of the reg-
ular forces ot the country. I have
come 'to ask you about Mr. Godfrey
Staunton."
"What about him 7"
"Yon know him, do you not?" ‘
"He ls an intimate friend of mine.”
"You are aware that he has diasp-
peered?"
"Ah, indeed!" There was no change
of expression in the rugged features of
the doctor. ‘
"Hs left his hotel last night-he has
not been heard of."
“No doubt he will return."
‘Tomorrow is the varilty football
match." ‘
"I have no sympathy with these
childish games. The young man's fate
interests me deeply, since I knofw him
and like him. The football. match does
not coma within my uorizoqat sir."
"I claim your sympathy, filth, in my
_investigation of Mr. Btaunmni fate.
‘Do you know where he ls?"
“0etrfsinly not.”
"You have not seen him since yester-
WT’ . ' _ 
"No, I have not."
"_Was_\4r. Staunton s healthy nfan?"
“Absdfdbelyf __
“Did you ever know htm illf’
“Never." _
Holmes popped a sheet of paper be-
fore the doctor-'s eyes. “Thou perhaps
Jgu will explain thgal recclpted bill for
I sllhllbrvutd nr _ 1;. 006:12! Braun-
, 753| twll
_ more of the popular Magazines for the
year X906, _beginning with the January
cannot possibly be cured until the liver is
`, made active in its work of_ filtering bile
from the blood and pouring it. into the
': intestines. where it acts as a natural cath-
_artlo, hastening the process of digestion
and the removal of waste matter from the
i‘ ody.
DR. CHASETS 'KIDNEY-LIVER
PILLS have a direct andspeoiflc action
on the llvcr. They not only afford prompt
relief, but positively strengthen and invig-
orate the kidneys, liver and bowels. Inst-
ead of encouraging the pbysic habit, they
thoroughly cure constipation, liver oom-
pluint, bllllcusness and kidney disease.
If you would like to regain your old
time vigor, and feel strong and well again
use DR. oHAs1~:‘s KrDNEY-Llvun
PILLS. The birckaches and body pains
will disappear, your appetite and digest-
tlon will be good, you will escape sick-
ness and disease because the filtering and
» excreaory organs will kebp the body olean-
. d 1 lan tts . _
°°DR'.°m Dhudggswnsliiddnnk-Llvan
PILLS. one pill a dose 95 cents a at
_ co. 'r°i»imw.r>1i. ouasnpsnaokaona
PLASTER .ii-im our air prius ...ia aches.
Wise people buy Newson's furniture
because they know they are sure of th
quality.-O`ur 44 'years' experience selling
furniture has taught us _lust the rlgh
kinds to buy. Don't. experiment in buying
furniture. Buy whom the matter has all
been thought out for you at John New-
son’s 8d8I
Some very uloe dinner, tes and toilo
sets at s liberal discount. W. P. Colwlll,
Sunnyside. I2-ld tw`f4w.
Ladies' Christmas neckwear of every
sort--an elegant showing of Christmas
novelties. Now is the time to select-npw
before the prettiest is sold.-Weeks &`0o.
Now is the time to subscribe for one or
number. The Subscription Department
is an important one ln our buisness.
Your Gdntlsrilan friend would ippieciste
the gift of s Magazine. Your Lady
friend, the Young Ladies Journal
Ladies Home Jour‘nsl,Wmnsn at Home,
If
pable. I, shall certainly go down to __
do not wish to have anything to do "
 iliens s _
ouse Coats!
1” q. ,g " i' 3 5 _
There’s a wty 'to "be’cosily comfortable at home-and
he’d -not catch the nsck,_,of it, if the wife, daughter, or sister
uidn’t -help. ‘ _ _.
And so we are 'tedhing to women. For women buy- most
of the House Coats. There’s easy and splendid choosing
here. ‘ t
Good sorts at $5.00 and $6 oo
There isn’t a safer gift to give him. I-Ie don't want you.
to choose his cigars-but you’re away ahead of him on the
House Coat subject. The styles here are different from those
_shown elsewhere. so no danger of buying one that’s just like
Mr. Smith’s or Mr. ]ones’. Some are very elaborate, yet the
gayest are in good taste. _ _ _
Give him one for Xmas. Select it now.
  
Clothier and Haberdasher, _
tit fa Row, Opposite P. O.
 _ “_i>iiot;itriss” _ ,yr 
I _ mum sara  ’/ ,
 ' itting.
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Ear informal dinners, “ rfag" I  ’
events, and all functions where ladizr '
are noi in evening dress. ' »
'lo
There’s a richness and elegancew
-a /grace' and smartness-to i
“ PROGRESS ” Brand Tuxedos '
’ that make them universally worn- -_
by well-dressed men. ~
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~ 'I Soft worsted, lined with silk," . _
-_ " cut in the newest London and
_ 'Q New York styles, and faultless'
I Dealers have ' ‘ProgressBrand" '
.1 "R"_'_ZC 4'
.~»n;r, ffif, Tuxedo Coats and Vests, as well
‘ ‘”-§i."L“.`.i u the complete suits. ‘ _
  E. B ROSS.
alldeitlers, or EDMANS N BA'I%&'
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fail DUIFSHQSS
_ 1 ‘oonf'eb'ouicx'|.‘v ana nkrauiaur-:nri.»i'<ny'tisii»|¢
PI _lt_-.:l...9rar
auto -oivir rr f ‘
VIM, VIGOR AIID VITALITY
" Thev also relieve Distress from D s e ia. Inillgeatlon nnil Too llenrt
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trial..n.nn:fn_a’n:2r.nn..l2iiniin~iiit:trt:'_i’..'i.tn.a=Mi§ “
Tl'|_EY OLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE G
0 _ BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS
Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.
_ Positively Cure all Diseases ‘of the Stomach, Liver, Kid-
- _o NYU. Sick Headache. Condtlnatlon and Jlervoirsnesa. _
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~ Two Sizes, ' " |00. and 250. a Bog I
»  e°°=P_'r No ° ‘
 auesrrrurss ron ,Ing ,
_ Her sale by Johnsdn & Johnson.
3 radio mos] _ _
&__'£_
,,_Y_,...ian__nss
Desirable Bullitt Lots
in Ch town for ale
The undersigned offers for osle the
following valusble building lots
4lots on the east side of Upper
Hillsborough ,Street each having s
frontage on Street of -50 feet and ex-
tending back~75 feet.
2 lots on the west side of Orlt bar
Street each having a frontage on
Street of 5o feet and extending back
75 feet.
The said six lots lie immediately
north of the residence of Dr. Ander-
son, lately J. D. Reid. ~
r lot on the west side of
Upper Hillsborough St., having
a frontage on Street ot' 5o feet
and extending back 75 feet. This lot
lies immediately opposite the reel-
dence of Dr. Anderson.
It is impossible to procure a more
desirable locality for residences than
these lots adord.
Terms easy and a good title given.
W. S. STEVVART.
DesBrisay Building, Ch'town.
1 1-18 dtf _
 ;
The Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltdt
Steamers Princess nd Northumberland
Leave as below every day, Sundays ex
ceptetl.
FOR I’()I.\`TS WEST.
From POINT by CHENIC, on |irrl\r\l o
gain &e)rivixig St. ohn, ll.|,_0 u._ni,l lot' SUM
ERS E, connoctirig thoru wth express
tmin for Chnrlotwtown and 'l‘ignl»-ih.
From SUMMIlJRE{l)E, nn nrrlvul of morn
lug train from Chiu otwtowii iiiiii i-ti -trim...-i
of P. E. I. lt., for I’0lN'I‘ DU CIIENE, --ni iicct
Ing witlirlnly trulir for ST. JOHN lit)-:'l`UN
und Mt)N'F IEAII.
Connections ut. Point Du Chcno durinr! tho
summer- nioritlis with corn of llusmri and Mriiiio
llall o th t cl an of is ' I , i . _
Wil, E |.\ HD `I 0 Cvlllfd l`CQllll'lll
for Purdnrid or Bust/ou; ilruiico for ull points ' .
brrrirrn for ull sbutlolrs on I, (.`. It. iiiiii ilrt curl- » -I.
corinoci:ioria,r\iid with l<`u.rit,e-~ii  Co'a. Slcnui
ers lor- Eiistport. Portlurid rind llo-ton.
I<`0I{ I’0IN’l.`S EAST. .;- _
From PI(7'l`0U about 4 p. ni for (‘lIAlt _' __ i 
frnrn Hulifux rind Syilrioy. '
wh- nl- COIIIIBC Illg UPU \\' Ia `i\Iil~\ ll
CAPE IiRE'I`0.\l, . Yll\’I‘I\’ and ALIIV/iii.
At NORTH S\'I).\'l<l\’ with stcuriior Ili-rico for
Nswfouridbrrirl.
Conrirlctlori ut IIALIFAX Willi (`. A. 5; .-' " _
‘PL1iN'1‘i.rNr<1ro~rr _-to . __ 
Crnuadinn Pricillc. liitciwilluiiiitl iriitl l’. IC. I. _ _ __i _ ‘_
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' 'Railways und on tlic t`oiri\_»:rriy`.~' Slciiiiiui-~ :rrnl
connecting ircii ri Uriitvr :~'tiitr=.- iiriil t’ii niilir
F. \\'. IlAI.I~Il:', Fcrrctrii-
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ANY ovon numbered section of llniiiinimi _
Lririrla in lllnrillobn or the .\`oi'lli-\w.~i
Provinces, excepting lt rtnri Qtl. tint. i-i--r-i-tml. _
muy bo llonicstcnrlet by lilly |it-i'~'r»ii \\'liu ii-
vearr-: of mtv. to tho oxtcnt. of t»ni--i|iiiirti-_i- _ 1 ._
lsotioir of Itltl acres. more or l<~_<.-:_
Entr rririylic niiult- \oi'»miiili ' nt. thc lnviil I"
land odlcc for thc dir-tr~‘lct in wlilvli thi- liiiirl V ` s
is nituirtc, or il' thu hur|ic.~‘tciirlt‘|- rli-~'ii»\'~. hu _
muy. on npplicntion to tho lliiiilstor- oftlii- if
Irrtcri Ott ' lli t‘ '~' -- f I - 2
ccivc iiiitliority for' sonic oiic to iiiirkc t-iilry
for him.
oonrlitloria cuiiriovtod t.licre\\'lth triirlcr' uiio of
thc following pluiis: _
»-4-sun-n-_ _
‘. tho requirouionts as to residence may lit- _
srttlsllod by auch pcraori rcsirliiig wltli llii-
ppoll fnrnilpg lurid owrictl lry liiiii in tlii- ‘ '~
clnity1 of ia litrriicstoiitl, llio i~i~i|iiii‘viiir-rit-
tleiiorertlticrirc rriirfy bo autlsllctl by r'i-~itii-i|i'i-
upon tho mild lniu .
Six morithri' notii-o in writiuir .slioiilil iw
given to tho (‘¢ori|i|ilr~’aloricr- of Imiiiiiiioii I.»\iul~
at Ottawa of lril/.rritioir to ripply for pritciii.
\\'. \\' ('()I!\'
Deputy of tho Miiiiato of the Iiilci-lor.
9-l5dtlnio
'rin neimeaurr. or mmebrher. siiiaar'fpi-- ‘
Ions taken at publhhsfsfprlces lt. Carter s
Book & Sbltlonery Stole. tid lw
uwmmwnnnuwvnnwnnnsmqinqp _-qv-
Keep Your Horse Warm.

qi-nsxxsnsir
We have just received a big supply of horse rugs in all sizes a
prices ranging from 5oc to $3.00. ur large assortment makes it pos
sible to nt any size horse, so `t‘hst the rug won't fall off or slip around
Every rug is made of strong, durable material and whether you
buy s 5oc rug or one higher priced you can count on getting the most
for your money here. t pays fo keep your horse warm in the stable
or when stand ng in the street. _ Better get s rug now.
Rottil’s Harness , Shop,
oiurar onoaun or., cxrrown.
rr-ydtnf twfrirm
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Farm For Sale.
The executors of the will of the late
George Clark, offer for sale that vain.
able farm at Clarktown, Lot 7,
frontipg on Hillsboro River, two miles
from ouut Stewart. This farm con-
sists of soo acres of upland and ao acres
of marsh land ; all but about zo acres
of the upland is clearctl and in n gooil
state o cultivation, thc balance is
covered with rails and lumber. The
farm has streams of fresh water along
two sides of it, and has an abundance
of alder and marsh mud, and is in
close proximity to the mussel beds of
the river. The railwa station is but
two miles distant and the wharf but
one. On the premises arc n comfortable
dwelling, large barn. atnble and coach
i house, implement and out liuilrliiigs.
* For furthe' particulars, terms, &c,
1pp'y to Mrs. C ark on the premises, S.
C. Clark or Kimble Collin, Mount S‘ew-
art or W. Leitch, Charlottetown.
it lo-r3tlmwf ftw tf
in U. S. ` ` ‘ , . '{‘
Connections nt Piilnsaic nntl Mom-ton with _ ;§i*”
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nocbions. -
Connections nt St. John with t‘.. P. lt. liurllla s phi _
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the solo hand of n family, or- nity iiiitlt- in vi- \\' ` A; _ 2  
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Tho lioniostcarlcr is rcquir-nil to |r¢~i-for-in tlir- _ ~
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tl) At lcrwt six rnontlis rcriirluiir-.o riroii :intl ,
ctilti\'at~lonuf tlielrxrirliriciiclr yciir for tlii~i~i~ _
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ici riiiiir mirror for nmiiinr, if uit- f.»iiii.-i-i- 1]
docuuscta of thu lioriiwicirilci- ri-_->iili~~ uint-i ii ‘U
hrmln re vlcinltyof tho land criii-ri-il for ia,
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father or mother. -  i ' _ i iz;
(3) If the settler lrns his piwrrririiciil \~i‘~iil<~|\i~i- HW i ,ill
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