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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTIETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 81, lm!
  woons o 
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xan'lra has written has ever been
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 31, 1901.
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ot much that our present QU€¢U
 P | N E li given to the world, but when Mrs. Glad
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This season of the year when coughs ~` I Pri
fol
‘ hand writing!
iliiliiiillllliliil
$dcolds are so prevalent, it would
be advisable to keep a bottle of Dr.
-W9Qd’» Norway Pine Syrup in the
It alleys all indsmmation and irri-
tation of the breathing organs, and
_ euresccughs and colds of young and
old more quickly and enectually than
any other remedy.
Mrs. Arthur Molaskey, White's
Point, Queen’s Co., N.B., writcs:
“In the fall of 1899, I was taken
_ Gown with a severe attack of La
Grippe which left me with a had
cough. I tried several remedies and
could obtain no relief and was almost
-- in despair of a cure when a friend R
lmlllSl{HIlliil
-__ advised me to take Dr. Wood’s Nor- Ig _
rrl than the duties on like goods im
n
res
' spy Pine Syrup. I took three bottles thi
Ei” *U and lt U'-‘3d9a°°mP]°t° °m'°° ported from foreign countries. Our cor
1
TC
are
7 ' P ‘ no
fer
fro
I th
“It is but crossing
\Vith abated breath,
And white, set face,
A little strip of sea,
To find the loved ones
\Vniting on the shore
More beautiful,
More precious than before.”
_.___
It is very strange that any person who
ads should not know that the duties on
oo
ds imported to Canada are less by one
t to believe in the existence of the pre
IS  D receiving benefit from it.
FLOUR
makes wholesome bread
and wholesome people. We
have achoice lot freshly ground
from the best wheat our Island
produces.
Give it a trial. Only 2c. lb.
J. D. MCLEOD & C0.
M
in
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Ch
‘Symbols and liberality. _
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f-FOR-
-APPLY TO- by
SD
W8
OII
Tun otiice of Mr. M. P. Hogan, on
Navigation Couipany’s wharf,'vwas entered
Oh
sto
do
e lea
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ad
go.
COIIOISIOOIOI §..
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Co
fllli INSURANCE 
Several letters are on hand awaiting
ace. “Acadiensis” will appear shortly.
AFEW days ago two valuable bridles
re stolen from the stables of Dr. Dodd,
Pownal Street.
Monday afternoon and $24 in cash
lon therefrom. The key was left in
or during clerk's absence.
THB many friends of Mr. Dougald
Dougall, of Canoe Cove, who has been
the city for several days undergoing an
operation on his eyes, will be pleased to
rn that the operation has been success-
under the care of Dr. Dickey.
THE tickets are selling very rapidly for
aplain Lane’s lecture on Monday night.
e merit of the lecture and the moderate
mission fee gives everybody a desire to
Feb. 4th, Monday 8 p. m. Tickets for
le atGeo. E. Hughes, _Johnson 8: John-
son, Haszard & Moore, and Stanley Bros
uncil held yesterday morning in the
uncil Chamber a resolution expressing
tfor the death of Her Majesty was
d and the Council decided to attend
AT an emergency meeting of the City
gre
asse
Paul’s Church in a body at the 9.30
rviee on Saturday morning.
THE entertainment and Social ball given
Court Hattie Ste wart, No&l8 Cala-
` dian Order of Foresters, in the Kensing-
l
ton Hall on Tuesday evening was a grand
‘su
My & one h
t e Chief Ranger of the court presided in
_his usual happy manner. After the
coess. Mr. Norman Carruthers
G rendering of the excellent entertainment
ch
provided by those who had the matter in
argeover lil) couples enjoyed a dance,
jig;-gh B;-i¢,igh&Me|-¢5nti15;j[n,_ C0_ during which supper was served. The
following was the program of
Union Assurance Society. en
Thoenix Assurance Co.
All English Companies-
Combined assets $l00.000.000.
Honest claims settled with greatest
in i ' _ l -3
l`lost Reliable
is
asssssssssss
Place to have your ir work
done is the plawlmt takes
the most interest in your
nceds.We strive to accmomo-
date all who leave any work
with us, by prompt attention
tertainmcnt:
Instrumental Music-P. H. Flahaven.
Solo-Mr. G. N. Donahoe. '
Recitation-Major Whitehead.
Solo--Gordon Tuplin.
Reading-Jas.'A. Ready, B. A.
Solo-Dr. J, E. McDonald.
Instrumental music ~P. H. Flahaven.
Reading-L. Reddin.
Song-Prof. J. A. Ready.
Instrumental music-Hed Icy McKinnon.
God Save thc King.
The following were the musicians of
the evening: Miss Bertie Maynaugh, P.H.
Slahaven, Mr. Marks. Proceeds ainsunt-
ed to the handsome sum of $62.49.
_*MM
T0 CURE THE GRIP iN TWO DAYS
Laxatlve Bromo-Quinine remov es the can
lm_-
TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Sarzronn, Me., January 26.-There is a
Ind vid! d°8P8f»¢h 01 S0Il1°» very large English element inthe popu-
Wc have the reputation of' 1
being ‘O K." on repair work.
ation of this town and at the meeting, of
Give ns g mm ,md be mn.” the Bi-itish~American citizens last even-
lllll sllllllll ll
vinced that what we say is ing a committee was appointed toarrange
or a memorial service to be held on the
_ _
° fu.: if _v'w° "~_ ‘fl
°°°“`°°° ° "°°“` ° QW" `° rf” 
AN HONORABLE MEDICINE.
That appeals to the best judgment of
_ the best people is Dr. Chsse's Kidney- i - 'f 4
F°“”d°5» En¥i“°°"°» Mnhin lI&ivW_.I(,}ihl:set;ht°he f:i‘iisd'usprI1s:<:iiiE:il‘5;tdo°£
ists and Boiler-makers.
Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.
author. By acting directly and specifically
on the liver, kidneys and bowels, this
Charlottetown, P.E, L_ _popular family medicine thoroughly
8
int!
Phone ia;
i cures liver complaint, billousness, kidney
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ne died a wreath was sent by the
nec and Princess of Wales, bearing the
lowing inscription in the Princess'
pondent Reductionist tells that there
on this Island persons so ignorant as
ential *ariH’. It exists and is working
m day to day all the same, and even
ose who disbelieve in its existence are
nf the city yesterday.
city by the special yesterday evening.
ted about the same last evening.
guests of Mr. and Mr. Wm. McLean
_ Sc n*on,'Pa , is in the city
of Orwell were in town yesterday.
° been on official business.
' yesterday from a business trip west.
Mf
- yesterday.
A M||_Ll0NARE’S DESIRE.
Muscle or Brain-
Day.
-lm
IDC
ments of luncheon and dinner."
ing
any
pu ic.
ETS _
do, that tax and retard digestion.
T
Nil
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tiss
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Mr.Walter Simpson, Bay View, was
Dr. Stewart of Halifax arrived in the
Mr. J. C. Cia.rke’s condition was re
or
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson of
Montague are visiting in the City the
_ Mr. _H. C. Brown, representing The
International Correspondence School at
U. ~ - s
Mr. Neil G. McPherson, blacksmith of
Newton Cross, and Mr. J. H. 'McDonald
MR. L. U. Johnson, of Fredericton,
representing the McCormac manu-
facturing company went east last night.
Dr. D. J. McLeod, Supt. of Education
returned to the city yesterday from
Kensington and the west, where he had
Mr. Geo. Carter returned to the city
Mr. Geo. Robinson of the Mechanics
g Co., Summerside, was in the city
His, Example. Should be
Followed by all who Use
all Breakfast Food
Puts the System in Con-
dition F or Labors of the
_ An American millionare says: “Give
for breakfast a food that supplies
energy and strength to the body and
elearuess to the brain to enable me to
begin the day arigbt, and I can safely
trust my digestive vigor for the require-
Malt Breakfast Food used at the morn-
mcal furnishes a larger amount of
sustaining and energizing nutriment than
other grain food now before the
bl'
Whilelthe use of Halt Breakfast Food
plies necessary energy and strength
the day, it docs not use up the energy
t already exists, as other in foods
sup
for
tha
he reasons are obvious; Malt Break-
fast Food being partially predigested, in
uires little e1Tort or strength to digest;
it is quickly assi|:nilated,_ enriching the
` ood, building the nerve centres and
' ues and keeping the brain active and
ear
P¢
you are a stranger to the health-
building virtues of Malt Breakfast Food, 1,
a package, and note this wonderful
rm
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adgo eeper neg into I e condl
tions of life in heathen lands and had
"i°"it7 °V°’~' the °°mm°n °“tmeal‘llearnedaswell the reasons why we of S
_ One trial makes it an indispensable morn- christian lmds should take ,, greater
mg rehsh' All Gr°°“`s “en W' interest in the welfare of our brother man
these far-off and benighted countries.
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V/ Our La Grippe, Waters and
{I,\‘, Tablets
.\_‘-_f Laxa Bromo Quinine. __,
A Qninine Wine, also Tabletl, 'f
ll _
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 whose sales have increased this .
; last two years beyond our most If
»(?\\_ sanguine expectations. _
fr.
ll 
Sunnyside. g;
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--`&, Al '_%__&~_,»[» §_j_ .`*f>‘\i,_`-5/~<‘\\ , ~fJ~
La G-rippe 
.~ is Prevalentflj
We want ou to know we are an 
_ ll
That we carry everytliin ou ill
want for this malady an§ yall 
~. others. T-
We are anxious TO BE AT ,»'}})l
~ YOUR SERVICE. \\/I
Just now we suggest: _ F ll ’ rl l. i , 'll'
_ ..:..‘.’;l.i.:,i.';,°.l°.s‘.:‘.._°‘ °' ‘°° °° ill
Last but not least OUB `~.
Perinatal Eaulslun vnl Gualml. 
all
 s uint nnusslsl 
    __ lil.  lllll
.ng pains and aches. Dr. chases Kidney- 'vided U0 wake 11 chfmsp in _Our business-
Livei' Pills act promptly, pleasantly and 8- ¢h9~UH€ Which We belle” Will be UJUW31
n3_;m-a11y_ Ong pill |, d03¢_ 25 oengg 5 b°x_ ly beneficial to ourselves and customers.
After January 31 we shall undertake to
do a strictly cash business-that is. all
parcels must be paid for on delivery. We
have decided on t-his course because we
believe it is the most satisfactory way of
doing business and because we have an
endless amount of trouble and work look-
ingafter so nlanysmall accounts. Ifwe con-
tinue in the old way we shall be obliged
to increase our ollice staff, this materially
increasing our expenses, which added to
the present increase in the price of coal
_ . _fi in 1' lfi 'i t
If youraaccount is past one do not be surprised should §,§‘c,,§’,,se"§,,S,‘,‘,§’,E’ §,‘§?;c§‘§f" Th}f."$,?§S‘,§',‘,§h 12
u receive a summons [0 a ) al- 0 t d t :. axoid Our business is unlike most
necessity of receiving them all promptly.
-_ _ t l. l d-
We have on our Ledger some 300 accounts that we eXl§,1‘;§,§,§§§ °§‘§,t,f§'§§,§‘,,f“,`i,ee ‘2§§§g§
M ~ Q
are going to collect by process of law. and “IP ‘MP6 °!“‘»Y “Hd many °°h°fS "HW
slicw_it bythelrco-operation. lVe take this
. tuility of thanking our many cus-
W ld l. f _   °""°" _ -
e won muc pre er if those we iefer to would rome... for rust patronage, specially
call and arranve for la ment at once “mf” Wh” _"““'°*‘1`“_‘5’S pai? °“ d_°""“’Y
0 I y Vile begin another years business in
the new century with the above change,
and are convinced it is 'a move forward
if _ E. D. STERNS
_ _ 5 | Jan. lo eod tl 31st.
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_ At
  Doiilgs ’
Of
‘ Lectures
fo
faculties
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of
President-F. S. Vance
Cor. Sec’y-D. J.|Nicholson
Treasurer-R. H. Stavert
all
n
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ill
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te
with the subject of platform speaking.
He followed the development of public
speaking from its meagre beginnings un-
til it has reached its present high stand-
yo _ _ _ pl 8 D 3' Se ay 21 bli3l18I‘ 13116 0t"“;r§ from th; facbxphat 811; Weekly ing as apowerfui means of reaching and
the County or City Court. amounts one us are small. hence the instructing the people of our land- In
closing he urged all, but especially the
young men,to take a deeper interest in
studying the lives and speeches of such of
your countrymen as Howe,Haliburton and
Uniacke, men who were orators in the
true sense of the word. -
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To cure a headache in _ten minutes use
Kuinfort Headache Powders.
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" SPECIAL
Ilalllousic Reports The
SPORTS AND PASTIMES
_ _ At 9 o’clock this morning there
f
t , ftli
icers of the Y. M. C. A ours me oneo e
College Meetings and Greatest Sales of R
_ ___ _ ' ever held in Charlottetown
Hockey is at present occupying the at
tention of quite ii large number of the This is the ti'n° to buy
students. An Inter-class League has been
ed and ii number of teams have been This iS U10  tO buy fl'0|l\
selected from the glasses of the several
The athletic club has hi.-.fl tl.. Nara. This is the *mm ""'|‘°“ V°‘"`
End Skating Rink for two hours from `!J
ll, every Saturday inorning.Here and double their pufchtsihf PUWBI'
between these _hours the boys practise
and play their games.
On the morning of Jan. 26th the team Stock taklug ls over’ [and we N
selected from the Second and Fourth
year. in art. played the team from il.. our counters the accumulation of end
Medical College. The game resulted in
victory for the latter team, the score 5**-'-=5"""-“
;.,,,d,,,g ..._ Dress Goods Silks.
our late Queen Halifax is draped ln ‘Wh
mourning. Flag; all over the city are ily Emb mdery° iw
at half mast and all social functions
have been suspended Muslm rllltl,
n Tuesday afternoon Jan 22nd when
the news of hefdeath reached the College
ses were at once dismissed and the Laces* lbb°ns°
following day (Wednesday) was proclaim
out of the respect for the memory of
g .
o . ' _
as . .
a holiday in the University. _ Corduroy 'Velvet l.nne\¢|
The annnal meeting for the election of
officers of theY M C A for the ensuing
car
was held in the Munro Room on All F ur Goods 1-3 OH
Saturday evening Jan. 19th. The follow
ing are the omcers elected for the season
19014,; All Winter J ackets 1 3 od'
ggsséarxpfiimyiilnuglle. All Winter Goods at clearing price
Under the retiring stan’ of ofiicers the Y
M. C. A. has done good work and having
Mr. Vance as leader of the new cabinet
sugnr’s much for success in the work dur
the comin e r.
il’ 2' Y 8
Theinointhly missionary meeting of the
Association was held on the evenin of
Siturday Jan 26th; a number of intcfcst Th'  
ing and instructive papers were read
The papers were carefully prepared and
present went away feeling that they _ - _
t a d i i ht h
fl At a recent meeting of the Y. M. C. A We address ourselves today to tba GDM
cabinet Mr. A. J. W. Myers was appoint like no carry their individ ality in” *|10 UID) » 'B 1
ras a delegate to visit the associations attire -go thmzhxgohisvegxd 9088151* WW' "Ui
of Picton Academy and Prince of Wales 3911529 YW? 2 ° °° '”
I °°‘1°“°- ovn1i=°<§<§'.i°i§"'i‘i¢<'i'iil's"s"Rs”s'$.°‘i.fi»‘f»a.'.°'~.°'.'lf.'l'° 'aa' 'a"'
'l MrM left Fld 25hi H `*
- 1°" °° f “Y '> Mt- ° h tsnssntacnunsihscn
xpected to be in Pictou on Friday even any” ,,,,a,Pfym°n ,U an we on guna
g and in Charlottetown on Saturday
evening. Mr. Myers belongs to Lake
8 .
rde, P E. L Mr. Stavcrt above referr MEN S FURNISHINGS 
§_‘;y§1n‘;m§°;a;',':;§l;_ Mm” “”" M' High Grade and low prices
f. .T G
Bro . . MacGregor of Dalhousie Un
iversity delivered a lecture on the subject
of “Certainty" to the students on the af 0 r 
moon of Sunday Jan. wth. He showed
ts
that all ot our certain knowledge .owed "CII ollffu
l Origin $0 d0\lbii. If  h&d UCYCF  
doubted anything we would never have
made any investigation into these subjects
and consequently would never have found
the truth. Every person doubts more or
less. This isa necessity of our nature.
Those who doubt and investigate their
doubts until they have reached some dc-
ilnite conclusion are worthy of honor. but  SA 
those who doubt and at once throw away
P DNAG
- GRDGKEIIY S 0|
their existing beliefs before they have
substituted something better are worthy
only of the name of imbeciles. The
subject was dealt with ina way worthy
of Prof. MacGregor who is one of the
most highly educated men of our Domin
1011.
On the evening of Friday Jan. 20th
Hon. D. C. Fraser of New Glasgow, N. S
lectured in the College under the auspices You arg mlagln
of the Sodaies Debating Society. His sub Hott t   I? gg trait r br”
ject was “The Evolution of Platform ly our a 6 co 3 ef "79 “°°""'u\
Speaking in Nova Scotia.” 8lll10ll'$ Wh€H  tO lhB light lhéy 8 POQI ll
Professor Howard Murray, B- A- oc- parent as china, so carefully cured are they
cupied the chair and in his usual od
20 _
style introduced the lecturer of the even- now aday° to save time and labor! se I you bo
ing, My-_ Fraser handled hi§ Sgbjgét Fin Seled.       8
Eeirzasgerlsg wir-t §<;§;ai;li; jhqwed billet beats it all hollow This lot we now h ve on
anospn i erlnuic
'life without being thoroughly convgrsant uonauy Hue and are delicious ‘ny way you
llhnleesl Growth nf India
|UMIN|U it I]
Sales exceed that of any
the Lower Provinces