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ron wean cunts AND aovs '
Dr. Ward’s Blood aud Nerve Pills. _
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Even the lowest priced hat*
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linery artist and must be #
*perfect before it leave*
~* the shop. We do not#
_...sn by thi., that our $1.50 #E
nat., has so much style as our
$5.00 Hat.
We do mean however, that
- ur 81.50 Hat has $1.50 worth *
_ f style, even as our $5 hat, has
worth of style. You, too*
* ill be proud of our trimmed #
at work, when you have
lected yours for the coming,
Perkins &. Gu-.
me uiiiiutn inufns. §
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bv the use of
EGYPTIAN
RHEUMATIC
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For sale by all Druggist
Price 25c per bottle.
Hay 25 cod lyr
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ff W e have some nice steel boilers
 instock that we will sell at ia;
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE-
After the 'emancipation of the
sla\ es in the United States by Pre-
sident Lincoln’s proclamation and the
adoption of the fourteenth and lif-
teenth amendments to the constitution
right of the negro to full citizenship,
and the voting franchise was secure.
But after long experiment a means has
been provided for practically niullify-
ing negro suffrage in those states
where the negro vote was largest
Amendments have been adopted to
the constitutions of Mississippi,
Louisiana and South Carolina.. which
in the case of the first-mentioned
state have passed the ordeal of an ap-
peal to the United Ssates Supreme
Court and which will have the effect
of excluding the great body of the
negro population from the ballot box
Alabama and Geoigia are expected to
follow suit, and when this is done the
negro vote wlll be pretty effectually
disposed of.
The Booton Herald tells that Broker
T. Washington, the ablest and most
enlightened advocate the colored men
have developed among themselves, is
‘disposed to take a. philosophical view
of the situation. He is not disposed
to conduct a political warfare for the
.restoration of the rights thus rudely
_shorn away, but advises his colored
fellow-citizens to avoid politics and
iturn their attention to the moral,
material and educational advance-
 ment of the race.
In point of fact the voting privilege
has been of little, if any advantage to
the colored; people, because of their
ignorance and the hostility and as-
_ saults which its exercise called forth
on the part of a portion of the white
_ population. It may be that they will
be subjected to fewer outrages when
they cease to be active factors in the
I politics of the country, But it aiiords
.a strange commentary upon the De-
claration of Independence and the
fourteenth amendment that the
right of millions to vote can thus be
swept away by state action
King Menelik, of Abyssinia, claims
that the Queen of Sheba, who visited
*Solomon was the founder of his dy-
nasty, and that he is the ninety-sew
enth in direct descent from her. If
his claims can be made good the Ne-
gus belongs to a. fairly old family.
lf the Montreal Witness does not
succeed in its laudable attempt to ob-
tain a national song for Canada it
will not be for our want of time and
deliberation. A recent issue of the
Witness intimates that there are a
large number of competitors, whose
songs have been forwarded to the
l three Canadian judges who are to se-
lect the best ten from the number.
As the competition closed on first
August last the judges appear to have
taken four months to reach a decision
which it is said will be rendered
“short-ly.” The best ten songs will
then be sent to the Marquis of Duffer-
_Q 2 in for afinal award Which the Wit-
UQ.   &  § l ness says may be expected some time
355 » § in January. After all it is extremely
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doubtful whether a natural song that
will hold its place and be generally
accepted can be obtained by competi-
tion. The enterprise of the Witness
  yi t igogpe) the less a landable and inter-
. ‘ H8.
Repairin
We are making a
specialty of doing this-doin
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doi_n_g_it well, too. Our factory has special
facilities for making such high class repairs that
looks like new
when We have finished it.
We’re not expensive either. If you have any
thing broken in your house. let us send for it
and mend it for yon.
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{ Y    5 cubic feet in Boston the Herald of
" 3 “'EDNESDAY» NOVEMBER 3°' 189°- lgcnerul. There is perhaps no form of
that city thinks that the use of gas
for heating and cooking wlll become
heating at once so convenient, so
cleanly, requiring so little attendance
and so readily adjustable to the
wants of a household as gas heating.
But only a low rate can render gas as
economical to the household as coal.
There was an exciting time in a.
Toronto theatre a few nights ago be-l
tween two “ladies” over a high hat
which one of them wore, preventing
the other from seeing what was going
on, on the stage. The argument be- i
be stopped and the certain rung down
for a time. The high hat is a nuis-
ance in church as well as in amuse-
ment halls, and interferes with the
enjoyment of sermon, lecture and
concert alike. Ladies who take an
interest in reforms ought to give this
matter their attention.
The latest project for providing a
better means of crossing the English
channel is the invention of a French-
man. The depth of the channel is
fiom 130 to 150 feet. i The inventor
proposes to smooth the bottom, lay s.
rail track thirteen feet wide and ele-
vated 30 feet above the bottom. His
train will have wheels 80 feet in dia-
meter, and will bring the cars above
the surface of the water. The esti-
mated cost is only $3,750,000 and it
is calculated to make the trip across
the Channel in about an hour. The
proposal seems to be an engineering
absurdity. _ A
The_ first thanksgiving proclamation
in America ot' which there is any re-
cord was issue li August 1645 at New
York and in the Dutch language.
Among the causes of_tha.nkfulness set-
forth was a. long-wished for peace
with the Indians. It was addressed
to the clergyman of the Dutch and
English churches. and concluded as
follows: “That God Almighty may
be specially thanked, praised and
blessed on next Wednesday iorenoon,
being the 6th of September, the text
to be appropriate and the sermon, ap-
plicable thereto. Your Reverence
will please announce the matter to
the congregation next Sunday, so that
they may have notice. On which we
rely.”
Church debts are a bad kind of- in-
cumbrance, all too common through-
out the cities of Canada. In this
connection we nate in the Halifax
Herald an appeal from Rev. A, D_
Morton, President of the Nova Scotia
Conference on behalf of St. J amos”
Methodist Church of Montreal. The
appeal represents the church as in
danger of being sold out under the
hammer. How much the debt is we
are not informed, but the subscription
list ulolishecl in the Mo »
P ntreal Star
shows a total of $50,000 subscribed
towards its payment. Mr. John
Torrance has subscribed $30,000, and
yet Rev. Mr. Morton tells the Her-
ald “it will require more than ten
John Torrances to meet the require-
ments in the present case."
came so excited that the play had tofi
Travellers. Not Allowed .
' WINDSOR, Qnt., November 26-Chas.
Runk, a traveller for S. Davis & Sous,
cigar manufacturers. of Montreal. was
refused admittance into the United St ‘tes i
by ihe custom ofiicers on ihe Detro t
side. l-le slated to the oliicers that he
only wished to take his sample cases to
Sarnia, but was informed that he would
have to produce papers showing that the
tiansfer was solely to take advantage of
more expeditious railway transportaiif n
to Canadian points. He did not have
the certificate, and was compelled to re-
turn to Windsor with his case of samples.
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THE marriage took place at Portland,
Me., last week of Wesley J Murray
and Miss Minnie E Meyer of Yarmouth,
Me. Nelson S. J. Murray of Bradal-
bane, P. E. I., was best msn.
Sumcnissns are requested to prompt.
ly notify this office of any iardiness on
the part ot the carriers in the delivery
ot Tm: GUARDIAN each morning. Such
cases will he speedily dealt with.
Anvsnrisnnimrs, advance notices of
meetings, business locals and all avail-
able items. must be banded in to thisr
oiilce as early as possible on Saturday,
to insure insertion Monday morning.- ff
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health by judicious reading. Our book-
. books.--Geo. Carter & Co.
A Steciisrion,-A pair of gold spec
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hiend or relative. We have a com-
'plete stock.-G. F. HUTCHESON. .
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with Hypophosphites and
gu aiacol.
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of the oil and Hypophosphitesg
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plans and specifications to be found at
the office of C. B. Chappell Architect.
'fenders must be in the hands of one
of the undersigned Friday Dec. 2nd
yat 6. p. m. The undersigned do not
bind themselves to accept the lowest
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It looks like coaxing Christmas to
may be planning to give this person so
nd so, etc. Just as a suggestion we
put in our window this week a great
assortment of Men’s Slippers.
They are always acceptable.
presents now-but still you
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To-day and every day this week an att
story will be told to your eyesight concernii
Booir Sronn.-Keep your mind in;   and  Uf
` N nw cooking figs. 10 cents a pound _
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shelves groan with a load of readable.   i U.
itacles or eye-glasseswould beemiuently   
ractical asa Xmas resent to our '
ress Goods in Ch to
We want ever lad in Charlottet wn
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  _ 5' our Dress Goods 'Department this week
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If you are in need of a. new Dress it w
you to come here this week.
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We have just placed this upon If money is any object to you it wlll
` 50 per cent pure Cod Liver oil _ _ J ~
1 Giving the nutmive Pmpmiesg to buy your Dress Goods here this_ week
§We consider this the besté
article of its kind and cané ` ~
 furnish Testimonials. _ ~ `
§ Fullsize Bottle 500. I _
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Sealed tenders are desired by the `
undersigned for the construction of a.
Skating Rink iw accordance with .
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gsggggygpckongggppagggg t¢£,1,5I.,e,if,,,,,,_ ’ E H_ BEER We have opened a. line line ot Nohby
shaneaasehe. ztsstsu nruggac.. Nev. 29 9s, nf Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering.
 Call now and get first choice-a full line of
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nishings always on hand.
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JQHN MGLEOD &
If you buy your Fall Suit and 0ve
from us
A constantly increasing business proves the success of our
Meds Velvet Slippers 75 and Soc to dress our patrons to their satisfaction. ,
You Ban’tMake a Mi;
Black Kid slippers 150 & 2_0() In English, Scotch, Irish and canadian Tweed;
Chocolate Kid Slippers 180
nd~_2"10 ' - Good. Value In
' ' Sages, Vicunas, Cheviots, Worsteds. J
_ The Latest In llverooalslllgs.
Beavers, Meltons, Kerseys, Fur N aps, Whip Cords.
Bought for Spot Cash, Sold at a close margin of prodt
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