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THE GUARDIAN,
A SLIGHT WRECK IN THE WEST.
_ Wnnvirao, January 6.-The Canadian
P aoile Railway westbound express was
wrecked near Kirkella, yesterday, two
sleepers leaving the track. The accident
was due to a broken rail. One of the cars
was overturned, but no one received seri-
ous injuries.
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THE FIRES OF ECZEMA
So keen is the suUering of many people
who endure the stinging, itching sensa-
tion of Eczema that they speak of the
skin as bein? on tire 'By its soothing,
healing, ant septic influence Dr. Chase's
Ointment positively cures Ecaema, Salt
Rheum, and every form of itchliigi skin
disease. It is of iuestlmable va ue in
every home, and when once introduced
becomes a household necessity. Dr.
Chase's Ointment is the standard the
world over, and has no worthy rival.
WILL PUT Ol FAST TRAINS.
Nnw Ycnx, January 6.-The New York
Central lines have deeided to pat on n
fast luxurious service for the World'e
lair, and trains of the most approved
pattern are now being built lor this pur-
pose. The train will be sailed the Louis-
iana Purchase Limited.
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Prof. Earie’s Grand Entertain-
ment
The Pirates of Penzance
Or the Slave of Duty
AGrand Comic Opera in 2 acts by
Sir Arthur Sullivan, as given in
New York under the manage-
ment of R. D. Oyly Carte.
Will be Given in {the Opera
House on
Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings,
JANUARY 12th and 13th.
Elegant imported costumes from
A. W. Trims, New York
Beautiful Music, etc.
DRA WATIC PERSONAL
Richard-A PlrateChief  ..   
Mr. T. A McLean. Ir,
Samuel-/The Lieutenant  
Mr. Fred!! Armour.
Frederick-A Pirate Apnre nlice , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. _
Mr R W.Kogg,
llsjor-General Stanley, of the British Arm  ._
Mr. W A. Winiield.
Edward-A Sergeant of P lice . . . , . , _ , . _ , , , . _ _
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Mi .W. .ia esp _
llsbd-General S'av.iey's Yo ingest Daughter.
Miss Edna Sinrflalrm
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Kale General iss . Down,
Edith Suulev‘s Mis. W, E. Bentley
Isabel Daughten Miss M. Earle,
Ruin-'A riraiical Maid oi all Work . . , ,
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Miss Amy Earle
General St.aaley‘s Dsughtns, Pirates, Police
-1211, COC . . . . . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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God Save the King
Lender of 011 liestrn , Pro! Vinuico-be.
~ d f P f Earle
gpera un er lreciiono ro
cnels' reserved seats, go rents unfeserved
-re be has sr iurdini nm ...tl c, n. inn
gi Drugstores.
P'@s etc.. will he open on ll0NDAY,]auuary
sth el lo n. in.
la ta, fri, w id
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Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower Pro~
vinces.
Cholceai growth of Indio
and Cav lon.
GOOD
STOVE
COAL
SHOULD LAST WEL]
AND BURN WELL. THE
BEST BURNING COAL ON
THB MARKET TO-D AY IS
PORT
Ps-Not necessarily. He may be
gathering the wool ell' the lambs In Wall
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Orraws, January 5.-Temporary Q\\l,l'~
ters were found today for the poet eilioe,
enstoia house and inland revenue oloer.
It will he some time before the ¢°*lll°
ment decides upon the site and extent of
the new building. The present site is too
small for a public building.
INDIAN SCHOOL BUIINED.
Fcxr Ql‘Arrau.a, N. W. T., Jan, 5.-
The indian industrial school near_ here
was totally destroyed by hrs yesterday .
afternoon. The lire is supposed to have
originated in the lamp room and was en-
tirely beyond coatroi within a low minn-
tes after heing discovered. There were
over two hundred Indian boys and Rirls
in the~ school, but none were burned or
injured in any way. The loss is $U,@,
partially insured.
Always Reliable.
‘ We oan always depend upon lnivrmi-
oxs Lurnraa-r. It le always the seine.
E. S. DIBBLLIE.
St. John. N. B.
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
-Any girl deeirihgzermansnt emplor
ment should apply at this alice at onee.tf
-Plan of seats for Pirates of Peseance
is now on sale at the usual places. ld Bi
-Lets ei fun next Tuesday and Wed-
nesday evenings al. the Opera lonee.Pnf.
larle's grand Opera.
Cooklna Behooi Opens at Ones.-As
the owner of the W. C. T. U. Building
intends re-renting the whole haildln¢ on
April ilrel, it will he necessary lor me to
move then, and as I do not intend taking
other rooms in Charlottetown, I wish to
have the eookiag classes orer by that
time. It is therefore absolutely necessary
to beqin right away, I! at all; so will all
those whose names are already in and s-
at the cooking school on Tuesday after
noon Jen. llhh at 3 o’clock to arrange the
days and hours must convenient to alL
Every one please some and bring an-
other if possible. It is w your lnlersst.--
Jesn Almyr Hamilton. I d ii
--“Changes” ol ads. must be in not laws
than i p. m. each day tc insure insertion
following morning and not later than
noon Saturday for the “Weekiv.”
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'l‘wentv~one boxes colored and black
Velveteens, prices from 384: to $1.36 dur-
ing sale 25 per cent oil`.- Jas Paton Sc Co
7 dw ti’ 
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“Ff\ther, have you read my ode ‘To the
nesl' " asked the youi hful pos
“Nc, John, i haven'l" was the old man
reply, “But you just take this here ax
an' out down a few of 'em. The pines are
owin` me 'bout ten cur-ds o' wood i"
DOES CHILDREN GOOD.
Mrs. Joseph Langtry, Brookville, Out
‘I have used Dr. Low’s Worm Syrunp in
my family, and it has always been e ect-
usl and has done the children good. I can
highly recommend it.”
Jason-“Smith says that he believes all
women should be allowed to vote.
l\ifisou-“He does eh I Well that is
what comes of marrying a lady you can't
lick."
INSTANT RELIEF.
Mr. Robt. Jennings, M-insileld, Ont.,
writes; ‘I have u-ted one hottie of Dr.
Low’s "oothache Gum for severe toothaclle,
and received Instant relief. Besides this,
it acted as a splendid temporary illling.
Price 100.
Doctor Jinks: -I suppose you must have
lost some r~' ; our patients by being away
lor so long ~ tluiel'
Doctor ls.-hx :-Yes, confound it i Ten
or a dozen of them got well.
EARACHE CURED.
Miss J J. Johnson, Innlsfall,Alta,, says:
I was troubled with Earache for a long
time, and nuvhing hellped me untill use
Hsgyard's Yellow Oi , which cured me
completely.’
Ile-I have saved up enough for us to
live at the rate cf $10,000 a year.
Sue- For how long l
He-Oh, one year.
Laxa-Liver Pills are the ladies’ iavorite
nav harilc, as they do not gripe or pain,
siciten or weaken or cause the s ilrhtest in-
convenience. Prioe 250.. all druagiats.
Anxious Arabella: -“I hope it doPsn't
bother you to have my hair blow in your `
face Y' The Bfute.-“N01 in the least. I
was born in Colne. I can eat rats."
MInsrd's Linlmenl lor sale evefywhue.
Mistress-Did you bring any references
with you I
Cook-No'ni I thought I‘d get the place
iirst.
Minsrd’a Llniment Curse Dandruil.
Husband-“What does it mvter how
plain your clothes are U Beauty, you
know is only skin deep, snd---
Wife-‘ And l r» ally would like to make
mine sealsllu dup just for ones.” `
Alltbo lunlt healin  of the
ine are bottled no in gr. ood‘s Norway
gina Syrup. I- is the most satiaiacwry
wmedv for coualls and eolds o allklnds.
Pirue Sho.
Willie-Pa, when yon say a msn's
‘wool gathering' it means he'e lasy,
dm.'r. lt!  ' ~" " '
Mlnsrd'e Lioiment Relieve: Neuraigia.
Burney-Where did ye git tho‘blaek eye
M »lr»um’a Stn-ling Headache gowriers.
:her do not weaken the heart. rice lOc
and 250.
Father-Dont ask so many questions.
i' mmy. You are not supposed to know
swrythlr g that gore on around here. d
others who plan to attend, please meet me I
ouriorrtninns iiuenldgl “   I
with 250 customers,.m
There is room
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It is splendicliy arranged for Easy Buying. When other Small Stores ere crowded, PA.TON'S‘
ove 6 ’
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enoui
store lives by right. C e ere for honest goods(
25 per cent
Ready Made Clothing
(specified)
Furs, specified
Gloves speciiied
Fur Rails
Roman Sateen
Striped Sateen
F urniture Cottons
Ginghams
White Cottons
Towels
Towelings
I-Iollands
Grass Cloth
Glass Cloth
Fleccy Cotton
Linens
Lawns
Apron Cloths
Diapers
Figured Flannelettes ‘
Ducks
Cretonnes
Furniture Sateens p
Damask
Chintzes 
Flannels
Drills
Cottonades
Moleskins
Corduroy
Ticsings
Toilet Covers ‘
Bed Spreads
Sheeting
Pillow Cottons
Stockingettes
Linens, bleached and
unbleached
Dress Goods, Specified
to $1-35 during sale.
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DRE-SS GOODS DEPARTMENT(
2| pieces black Blisterefhiigured. spot and striped Dress Goods, ".1, pf|¢¢,|“|f pm,
49 pieces black oashmeres. Serges. Brilliantlnes, Lustres, Etamines Amurer,
Nm* V¢II\”S5. Cf¢P°1i”¢9. Ca-“V93 C1031. etc., the prices range 'from 280
............ ._ as i-5 off
l80 pieces colored Cashineres. Serges. Lustres. Crepolines, fancy Flakes
Plaids, _Zibeliues, Tadetas, Lustrines. Eoliennes, Voiles and all evening
wear, prices range from 28c a yard to $1.25, sal¢.di_-mount, _
27 pieces Satin Cloths, Flake Cloths, Beavers, hi h d M it d hi
,, grade Ladies’ Clcthslnud Waterproof Cloths, -_gg iiilll Eoodl-I, lgrilifegxgo ing;
5°¢\1Pt0 $2.75. during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..... _  p,¢_°gf
57 pieces Fri¢2¢S4TWe¢d Effects. Zibeiines. . . . .
  . . . . . . . . . . .
_.33 1-5 aff
Herringbone edeets, cheap Meitons, t., ' f =
........ .... _______________ _.f_°.._§i‘i°_°f _sts _ f‘t'i'_ is ff _‘fer .. .-.
R5 off'
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Twenty-one boxes colored and black Velveteens price from 38c t - I
dllfthf sglg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .`. . . . V.    P, rg. gff
I6 pieces French Flannels and Challies, 4.9¢ to 75c during sale - - - - - - -
- -55 I-3 off
Al§_Fur Ruin and Stl elf t ` S bl,
F°X- '1`l1il>¢f» Fitz; evicéohneyfdlirllfse I1.” .}.`IIr.°fh‘.'l'f .S211 BITS.” 25 p. ¢-. off
All inf Ml1?S» in Sable. Stone Martin. Grey Lamb, Astrachan, Persian Lamb,
OX- C C-- during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.55 1.3 p, c,
Ladies' Fur Collars in Greenland Seal. Baltic Seal and Opposum, durlng 5519 55]-5 off
no ladies' Sunshades in Silk, Gloria, Sateen, etc . . . . . . . . . . .
. .durlng 93,15 25 p,.¢, gff
Wool Fsscinators and Scarfs. Fur Trimming and tails . . . . . . . . .
. .during 5519 55 l.5 gff
Wool Squares and Umbrella Shawls in Sky, Pink. Black, Grey and Cream.
dllflflf lBlg..».....,.....| . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 D, g, off
Silk Table Covers and Cushion Cclvers during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .55 I-5 gff
Embroidery in iiannelette, musiin and lawn. during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .55 1-5 gff
Colored Satins, Tafletta, Tamelin s. Louisienes and Jap Taifetas. during sale. . . 55 1.5 gff
Cream, White and Black Satin. d ring sale . . . . . . . .
.f . . . . . . . . .
... . . . . .
. .55 1-5 gff
Black Penn de Soiedress si_iks‘IT ffetas. Liberty’s. Louisenes, Satins Marveieau,
Jap Talietws, etc , during sa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .. . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .55 I-5 gff
Colored New York Silk Waists in atfetas. Summer Silks, etc.. during sale . . . . . 55 1-5 gff
Black “New York" Silk Waists, tiring sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .25 p.¢, gff
Dress Linings, Percaliues, Linen tte. Twills. etc., during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ... 55 I-5 off
Dress Canvas, Steels, Featherbo e, Bindings, Banding, Shields, :Collaring etc.,
during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..25 p,¢. gf(
Qne lot of awning Wear Featherbone Collars black and olored fancy dress Braids, during sale. . .» . . . . .
. .25 p ¢, gff
Serges
Satin Cloths
White and Cream Colton and 'inen Applique, during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .55 I-5 off
» Blafzk. Cream, White and Col ed'Silk Applique, during sale. . . . . , . . . . . .
.. . . 55 I-5 gff
Ladies Rainproof
Cloths
Fur Collars
Men’s Gloves
Mitts
Socks
Evening Wear
Stockings
Men’s Caps
Men’s Fur Caps
Handkerchiefs
Glengary Caps
Elder Down Quilts
Wool Gloves
Trunks
Valises
Braces
Sweaters
{Terseys
lannel Shirts
White Shirts
Silk and Wool Under-
wear
Staniield’s Underwear
Fleecy Underwear
Night Shirts
Gingham Shirts
Corsets Specified
Wrappers
Wool Underwear
Combinations v
Drawers
Ladies’ Wool Under-
wear .
All Wool Hose
331-3 D C
The following Dress Goods
Figured Dress Goods
Lusters
Cashmeres
Ciepelines Plaids '
Ladies’ Cloths
léllgltcns _ 5 _
tl.
Tweztcls `
Black, Cream. Butter and Par s All-over Lace, during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .55 1-5 gff
Dress Ornaments and Medalli/ons, during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.  . . 55 1-5 gff
Valenciennes. Torchon and fancy Laces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,.25 p_¢, off
CYOSS b2_1f1'€d M_\1SIi11S. Lawns, Organdies. Batistes. Apron Lawns. tucked and
plain, during sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..25 p.¢. gff
Silks
Satins f
Ribbon s
Enibroideries
Appliques
Cre pes
Shawls
Sqli:\1i_‘<
Fri-...li Flziiiiiels
Fancy Silks
Umbrellas
Shawls and Rags
Tray Covers
Sideboaid Covers and
other fancy lines
Scarves/
Ties
Scotch Underwear
Men’s
Worsteds
Sei ges
Colored Shirts
Black Sateen Shirts
Soft Bosom Shirts
Children's Tams
Woo‘ Tama and other
Tams .
Wools consistin of
Shetland Pgloss,
Scotch and domestic
All Small Wares
Kid Gloves
Purses ' -
Bags.-
Lsdies’ Scarves
Cuffs 'f
Gauzes ' V
Chidons
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White Underwear
Ostrich Boas
Wool Gauzes
A11 Miiiiwy Triinm.
ings
Ostrich Feathers
Corset Covers
White Skirts
White Drawers
Bibs
Cloth Leggins
All Ladies’ Tailormade
Clothing consistin
of suits, coats ang
skirts
Furs, Specified
Readymade clothing,
Speciiied
Sateens
Eiderdowns by the yd.
Blankets
Carpe: Room as under.
Squares
Scofch Carpets
Velvet “
Tapestry “
Union “
Hemp “
Ru s -
Ollflotlis
So .ti-.li ‘Carpets
Brusse s C ts
§Peci£ed °f’P° »
w` y ton Carpets
lindow Shades
Linens' ' ‘
Crumb, Cloths .
Furniture Comms
Furniture 'Covers' p
Tslile Covers L ` s
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All Draperies and
1'? Mu slins
Portiers
All Window fixings
Poles
Mattings of every de-
scripticn
Half Price
All Ladies' Untriinnied
Hats p
All Ladies' Trimmed
Hats
Frilliogs
Wings
Breasts
Birds and hundreds of
other fancy feathers
and ornaments and
other millinery trim-
mings nol: already
Stated \ I
Ladies cotton waists
and Blouses
Femher Boas
Silk Laces, Black and
colored - I
Veiling y
LadieeColisrp,. ,I '
A lot of Odd wools
]erseys;',specified
A big, lor I of cloths
suitalile for. Lodis _
suits ' '
as io; at' clearing wi.-
siei!in` of,_ U1 te
shafts can c§.¢l.‘°’ '
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Clancy-Why,‘l`im Dolan's just back _
from his honeymoon, an' twae me sd- f _
vleed Timtogil. married. . ,v V
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