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THE GUARD AN, A ‘ N, JANUARY 11 LS99
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 stock is new and
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 the prices are:
 $3.00 for 2.00
‘  $4.5o for 3.oo
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_ - $9.00 for 6-D0
   Slanley Bits.
Mn Wrirr SHARP, Suminerside,rs
'1uesday,January 17th, 1899;proceeds
in aid of the new school at Orwell. A _
committee has been organized and each l
individual has his own particular fle-
city and ine Stars of Sun-mierside. The
1 hockey this season at popular prices.
The first match of the season will be
played in the Hillsbrough Skating Rink
on Wednesday evening next between r
the Stars and the Crtscents and from all
indications “there’ll be a hot time in the
old town” on that occasion. On the
same evening the boys’ Brirgnig Club
ot Summerside will play the boys’
Anchor Club of this city. There is a
great deal of interest awakening in this
event as both clubs are swift. Look out
for ad for pirticulars. The Intermedi-
ate League matches are for a trophy to
be presented to the final winning club
by Mr. A.A Bartlett. '
THE annual Christmas tres and en-
tertainment of the Presbyterian Sunday
school was held in the Church at Hun-
ter River, on January 2nd, and proved
the finest of the kind ever given here.
The church was decorated by many
mottos and the tree was brilliantly
illuminated by Chinese lanterns. and
heavily and richly laden with presents. _
Among the presents was a handsome
. '__  irom the Sunday 'schoolto the pas-
“Q Ms Ba” shy* ' __m1", Rev. George Millar. _Our pastor,
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the Rev. Mr. Millar, presided during
the entertainment. After a neat and
_ ` fittiagmidress he called _ up a the
choir for their greeting so`ng._'» After
this the Superintendent ot the *Sunday
' ti l,T S.HLeod,Es
 plbight the Schdlol btpgl   
» ' There rrfwas pro  rati-
walm ng  tying plitrtbf theresaii' y as a_ll'c_0"tigneot-__
ed here take a deep 11% in this im-
rnitlf. 00d _ p portant work andieel  iii :having
rrp, or B0 __ ` a Superintendent who" evt`i'tes`_i__i"`<`i"‘intii">li
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mm, _ _‘ * i A lengthy programme ot rsldhjl. re-
attentiou to this work with theyouug.
‘ ‘   :°"‘:; ;‘&°“m, _'°° °l‘°` 'citations and exeerciaes was rendered in
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laudable style. Miss Jenetta l(cLeod
was alsofpresented with a very pretty
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00uld "5 flttei-'disc i' '  present from three ot her Sunday
miazsfei-am Eiscrnas Irma.-The eountrv has
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settled down to the usual routine' alter
the holiday season, business has fallen
‘Z5 ‘°' 1°”  S into the usual channels. and the farmer
is taking a breathing spell after the
M5 ,or my ° year’s hard work, and it he takes time
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te reckon up the results ot his labor.
factory one Business and profession-
” al men alsolteel the hard times, and.,
on the whole the outlook is not an
5'; . ` * agreeable one._S0uris harbor is still
K.  | # open. and the Gulf and Straits up here
are cleat of ice, and there is notliingfgoit
STAMPERB CORNER _ § prevent shipping from here, were there
anything to ship, and any vessels *to
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-f about this time on ,these eastern. shores
which cools our waters, chills' our at-
mosphere, causes enow and many other
 ‘climatic and atmospheric changes,
FOR COUGHS
and COLDS
 The C;ia.1:ii.~in Comedy for all
- rlianifi ~ wilt: retails
l _ `;>i'_l;»s, 25 cents.
_l fi. T"-'-'-'I ~ .'r::;xci=_ co., r.t_f_ri.a_
 'V -» l.`ra~:i:.' l-his lfillrr.
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which probably is formed, _ and comes
from the mouth of the "St. Lawrence
and eastward. has not yet put in its ap-
pearance, hence our our winter so far
is comparativelv mild, and but little
snow has fallen, giving us but a‘ few
days of sleighing.-All parties unless
unreasonable partisans, give the pre-
sent Dominion administration credit for
courageously lowering the letter post-
age to two cents. a measure which.
‘while ultimately benefitting the country,
will first result in a considerable loss of
revenue.
_   ` l Rt-:v. M. CAMPBELL will preach- in
..    the Bradalbrine hall at 6 p.m.. on Sun-
~ day, the 1_5 lust.
,_ , A literary and musical entertainment '
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Ar London Fair next Tuesday, in St.
__ _ 6||||g[|| || 6g||1||| |§||m||'3 |||| 0|". l’eter’s Hall, visitors will see much to
amuse and interest them, may have
~ l'lSIllllBIlS E|ll}ll\Bl'l- tea. or refreshments, and enjoy a con-
---- cert in the evening.
"“ . (see also enpagem Tin: annnal_meeting of the share-
* r . . holders of the Merchant’s Bank, ot
_ ° ' _ . Prince Edward Island was held yester-
aqgpga college business course in the gtguat the Banking House’ Great
be Street. There was a large at-
EXCITEMENT is up about the novel tendance. 'l`he rep wrt ofthe Directors
entertainment to be held in the base- wa adapted- A fiisohfllou Was Pa99Ud»
:nent of the Metliodis: church. lgrolélilng that lbs fiaplgglogtgfélg) 0f1E_l;9
an e increase o , . e
Coin: with the blues, come with your election of Directors resulted iiifollows:
“being tired ol lite" and get new vim in S Prowse. L. L. Beer. Benj. Heartz. W
you by spending an hour with the child- A Weeks, Arthur Petersf Hon. D. Fer-
ren at the novel entertainment. guson withdrew his name for re-elec-
THE eo Ie of Omen 3 k_ v tion. At a meeting ot the newly elect-
te .P P _ re ml mg ed uoard of directors, Benj. Heartz was
ex nsive preparations for an entertain- s - -
ment and pie social in the Uigg Hall on ;lFecst$ien?reS\dent and L’ L' Beer' V168
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New he 'Wipes the Dishes-
paygmem By thus working with 8 _ An obedient husband, not _very tar
system, they hope to make it the success ‘mm Cl}’*“`l°lt9l°Wn» Was . °bJ°°llUg 3
it deserves. The admission is 10 and shim tm” 38°- W d" Certain W°fk.
15 cts. Ladies with piss .or baskets ' “‘°}md the h°“5°_h°1‘l» and _‘l“°t°d
1|-“_ The committee have arranged to Scripture texts to_his wife, sliowingthat
have M,-_ A_J_Mc1nniS of Mun.” River thehousehotd duties should properly be
act as auctioneer, which in itselt ought ‘"'$°°d ‘° th? "°m°'“° _ ' '_
w prove a drawing cm.d_ The good wife had been trained in
1 the Ladies Auxiliarv ot our Y M. C. A.
Hoosier.-At last the Intermediate and she quickly replied by ' reading to
Hockey League is formed and it includes 'her astonished liege. 2 Kings xxi, 18:
the Crescents of tl is city, also St. Dun. ‘ ~I will wipe Jerusalem as a man wipeth
stans as well aa Junior teams from the a dish, wipingit, and turning it upside
Abegweit and Victoria Clubs of this down.”
That husband witho
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citizens will be enabled to see some A has wiped the dishes ever since. ,
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It is a hard matte!
hiid an ‘American
home, no matter how
-humble, in which
there is not music of
some kind. It may be
the music of
piano, _ an
organ, a gui-
tar, a. banjo
or simply the mus-
ic of a human voice.
There can be no
question as to its
refining influence.
But there ` is one
kind of music that
is missing from tens
of thousands of
homes and without
which no home can be thoroughly happy.
It is the music of childish laughter. _
A baby’s prattle is the best music for the
lioriie. A baby is the only tie that can
linally bind together in absolute happiness.
usefulness and confidence a man and a wo-
man. It is a cold and checrless home that
never knows the music of a baby’s laugh-
ter. There are thousands of homes all over
this land that were once cheerless and
childless, but are to-da-y happyfand lighted
with babyhood’s smile, that bless 1_)octor
Piérce’s Favorite Prescription. It is the
best of all medicines for wo_nien who _snier
from weakness and disease of the distinctly
feminine organs. It acts directly on the
delicate and important organs, giving them
health, strength. vigor and elasticity._ It
allays inflammation, heals ulceration.
soothes pain, stops debilitating_ drains and
tones the nerves. It fits for wifehood and
motherhood. It ride maternity of its penis
It banishea the qualms of the expectant
period andmakes ba.by’s advent eaay_§.Ild
_almost painless. It insures the .childfs
health and an ample supply of nourish-
ment. It is the discovery of Dr. R. V.
Pierce, an eminent and skillful specialist,
for thirty years' chief consulting _phystciap
to the Invalids’ Hotfl and S callnsti-
tutp, at Bufalo, N. Y. All goudgldrnggiats
sel it. ‘ `
Misa Edith Cain. of Clinton. Alleghegiy Go..
Pa.. writes : “ I- take pleasure in expressing my
faith in your ‘ Favorite Pfeecriptlionf After two
ntl' I t Dr Pierce
_vearso s ering began a 'ug . ‘i-
rnediciue and now I am entire! cured. -I_had_
been troubled with female weakness _for sont:
time and also with a troublesome drain on th-:
system. but now I am happy and well. _ I wil.
cheerfully recommend lir. Pierce's Favorite Pte
a§tiptiou__,to all 'invalid ladies.” _
Dr. Pierce’s Pelles _cure constinatiol.
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-Q 1over.Iwillbeable to tend to your 3
1’ '  usual pgmptnesa, and ;§
Ti .I will as in the past, spare neither
e pn.lns_ nor expense in my eilnrts to
' please all who intrust-their work to
me. You may be"'mre_it will be
attended to properly and in a compe-
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g be kept constantly in view.
§dTliauking you slfor _thenirconii-§
ence so generou X _ma
1- by you in the past., an soliciting your
further commands as well as those i
inf my new friends. 5
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gardtng the death gt M. Doagald Gillies    
It is our sad duty this week to chronicle
the death of Dougald Gillies of Elders
lie Tp. Though he had been quite un
well for some time it was .not though
that his end was so near, but on Tues-
day evg,, of last week, be was slightly
worse than usual and shortly after mid-
night his friends, at his special request
retired and in the morning upon looking
into the room thought he wassleeping
peacefu`ly, but later on found it was the
s`eep that knows no waking. Mr.
Gillies was born in Elderslie township
in August, 1869. and until January 1895
spent his life upon his father’s farm naar
Gillies Hill. the following two years
1895 and’96 he s ent in the Maritime
are taken from the Chesley (Ont.) En
ierprise:-The Late Dougald Gillies.
Tryon Ladies’ Dress Goods
Tryen Flannels,
j Paumnin Home Insutiiiitimf 1
t Wear Home Goods- _ _ __
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de by Modern Machinery
Gel tha Tryon lmtl °.f.`i“;l‘:.;.r'::.r°° °' 
, Tryon Plain and Fancy Tweeds. ~"
Tryon doubled and twisted Bdnriock. Gopal mnt do nt F
burn Tweeds- . Goods that wear for
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wo- ”°';:°°::r“‘..;f:;;:.:t‘.f tt;
T on Nobd saith ’ U shrinkable Blankets. `
T"7°“ °m°°°“°" Sui and Ulsters our own Cloth
T e best value in Clothing.
?,ry°n ggggets' N thing to equal it. `
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provinces. the last year of which he
.own, Prince Edward Island, In 18971
year he contracted a severe cold which
hiially settled on his lungs resulting in
his death. Mr Gillies was a young man
of exemplary character who won the
esteem and respect of all who knew him
He was well informed upon all public
questions. and after garetitl considers-r
tion always took a. most decided stand
for that which he belived right. By those
who knew him best he was spoken ot
88 8 msn possessed ot remarkable judg-
ment ands keen insight into human
nature. Iii everything he was honorable
and upright, a man of sterling integ-
rity_ and unwavering principle. In poli-
tics he was a warm supporter of the
Patrons of Industry, because he belived
them right, and defeit never lessened
his fidelity to that which he counted
just. I-Ie was a member of the Presby-
terian church. and while. in Charlotte-
town. P. E. 1. he was actively connec-
ted with the Christian Endeavor Society
of Zion chnach. whore his earnest. sue-
ceseful work in the Society’s mission
enterprises in the city will ever be re-
membered and revered by his associates,
who found him in thi i, as in everything
else. concscrated to the caucelie be-
lived in. His death was characteristic
of his life, as he was of a most retiring
disposition,quietly.peacefull , and alone
he left this life and passed on to meet
the next, leaving behind a clean, manly
record and bearing a simple trusting
faith in a Risen Saviour. He leaves two
sisters and two brothers, Misses Marv
sides in Toronto. He was at the home
of his aunt Mrs. Reid ot.4th con. Eld.
when he died. His remains were follow-
ed by a large concourse of friends to
St. Andrew’s cemetery on 4th con.
where he was buried by his mother’s
side. His friends, and especially his
sisters to whom Dougald was most de-‘
pathy of the entire community in their
breavemt-nt. -
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Dir. Cui-rr cures _ Chronic Diseases
and Rupture at Ch"town_, Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday. Call or send stamp
for information. -
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Surplus ‘
1 Insurance in force.
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spent in a newspaper oiilce in Charlotte- I
Removal _ ae
We intend lyiovlndto M
1 Bleek, so iivesrofnei
e doing so we wi
in J aiiuary and
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Undersv r
_ Gloves.
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*_ Atlfiéobds in ur Store marlu
_Redttctions of to B3 I-3 per
for Spot (lash llnly
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and Maggie, of Buffilo, N. Y., Alex. of D _A
Regina, N. W. T.. and Donald who re- - -
l\|0|'ll|\ ~ All
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`CandyCo.` They are lovely. "
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ASK 5'0‘1l"g'°°°'\` f° PU* 1°" “P 5 bf!! lerniiient of‘Canada. Pol cies
ot chocolates. _made by_ _the White
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Most liberal policies
insurers. t
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PETERSON }
IP. iioaiiitrsoit special age_=»ts_ l ' r ”  
tosuitall
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andconditions of i
Geperal Agent,
'overcoab its' and 100 reefers to be sold
9 .writ ¢‘i..rr!» l‘~ ,l rl_'
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.ing to-night- and to-morrow.
oiicef Prices talk. Watch _and be
ful of your $’s. ' ' 6.11. .,
THANKS l 5 l
' We ~
' ' Take
this on fi tunity ot thanking
our frletijdartor their liberal P39'
ronase which has made our busi-
ness uring the past V981* 9°5‘1°'
I  f continued
n as i or your
supportltlifir aim shall be to make
' 'll (ind it
216. that you pi d withtgs 731;'
will be mutually profitable.
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"tty `.    Bouts..
Tea Sets
Trays and Waters, Oni- men and boys
S ns and Ladies
Dlililiier and breakfhst cruets ‘ Bw” Just amved’ ‘
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‘ the goods and prices so attract- 5 Fruit dishes, r incoming but they 5
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Cups napkin rings,
Pri” °°¢°"di”8i*° ‘1““'mY r Ladies Hrckey and
boots in Box Calf
Pebble from F1 25 ui
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