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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'ITE'IO\\'N, P. E. I., JANUARY 10. 1900.
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i;i\ ~;t~_: ;t i~.c:i»‘;irt~ :.r~. li‘oiiifui't to those with
|,.;ii.lr-r, iiitlatuetl, vii-'li' irrttiitctl $l~;.u.
u..~.tv‘f,..-qt-t1»\»1\ti;s~vnr I. P~-Trait D. ivn f‘ Curr.,
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The D. 5: L.
EMULSION
The D. & L. EMULSION
Is the best and mo”-Z f~;':.t1l~le preparation cf
C;-.1 Liver Oil,a_;rcei;i._; with the i;;o;:.:1cl;c.i:.:
stoumchs.
The D. <1 L. EFYIULSION
ls prescribed by the l;1d.:ig physiclazs of.
Canada.
The D. 5: L. EMULSION
Isa marvellous flesh producer and veil! give
you an appetite. 50:. & $1 per Bottle.
Bc sure you get DATI S 8: LA\VRI-INCE
the genuine CO., Limited, Montreal
Week of Prayer. '
Owing to the wild storm on Monday
night the attend ince at the first meeting
of the week which was held in Grice
Church was not as large as was ex-
pected, but the service was very help-
iul to those presert. Rev. D. B. Mc.
Lood spoke upon the subject of Con-
fession, and G. 1'. R iymond said a few
words on Hnmtliation.
List night the mset`ng in the Baptist
Church wasa grand one in every re-
spect. the 'audience completely iillisg
both the auditorium and the Sunthy
School room: The singing was hearty
and helpful- and the sddassses ot R-iv-.
He0onasi1 and Fraser were exceeding-
ly thmfhdul and inspiring.
The following is the program during
wsskol prays, beginning Jan. 8:-
Weduosday-Zion. subject, “Chris-
tian C t`zenshlp.” Revs. Mr. McCon-
nell and Leo Williams.
Thursday-Methodist, First, subject,
"Bible Society.” Speakers not select-
ed.
Friday-St. James. subject, "Mis-
sions.” Speakers-Revs. J. J. Teas-
dale and Robt. F. \Vhiston. Meetings
to begin at 7.30 o’clcck. tt.
C. C. Richards & (fo.
Dear S’i',-Your MINARUS LINI-
MENT is our remedy for sore ttract,
colds all ordinary ailment.
It never fails to relieve and cure
promptly.
Cii.»iiri.r»:s \\ iicrrrzx.
Port Mulgrave.
‘Perhape,’ wa= the answe r. *M tyhe
pine of my descendants will be good
football plays rs.”
“EXPERIENCE IS THE EST
' TEACHER.
We must. be willing to learn from the
experience of other people. Every
testimonial in favor of Hood's Sarsap
srilla is the voice of experience to you,
and it is your duty, if your blood is im-
pure and your health failing. to tike
t tis medicine. You have every reason
to expect that it will do for you what it
has done for others. lt is the best med-
icine money can buy.
Hood’s Pills are non-irritating,mild,
elective.
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'@a||TlS. LDSTS, F0\|_NDS,E`lC
WA NTEU.-Ai the Hoopital of the Insane
one female attendsnt. Apply at the Bmpltm
gr to llr. Blanchard, (`h'tiown. 9 Si ecd
'LU >'l‘-Biarweeu tt. J. viood’s store and . Ei
léwospiial, a horse rug. Finder please leave
nt 9_» =t~°m lenndrv. 93i.
R w A ~'l'Lu:-‘trutworihyfppémgns to _solicit
md ~.g for "War in ‘iouth A is by Will am
Harding, the faixlilfiiua author. trsveglrrlpnd r
?i‘i.f".'i..‘i.¥`t‘i1‘.'i.'..’¢.i2.‘, .....i..°§‘ii..i"li.i§..°.‘.’f
this remarkable war. A bonanza for workers,
lg commissions. Froiaht. and duty paid,
(gqly given. Dntlts free. Address, The
Dnmtnin. Companv. Dept. 6. Chirago.-4lwd.
V AGRNTS WANTED at once. A patented
we Pat. and K Fever- an
. ‘e,Prolts\toa¢ou .Awmvll que
""°...i.t...." “.t'.*”ri'é€.n> -i&‘£i~‘i“e°8'
` » A' Angus laet,_'l'i>ronto ‘,
Non# 1‘n.'\’h.,l\. 271- _ .‘
'-"" ' ' ' ` A ` ' I street. -
alIi’.¢““~.i'i.“ A-"i'l""»e"i‘l'i‘.1'i.\. ......;°§‘
gin and gh bmi' No occupied
.l'.Jod.AUll1 to . Lhsrrh. Wey
month &eet.next8oap Works. Possesstim
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claim;-Asmaiteouage with had ntl
Ilndoa St.
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comtngevents. I I WHEELING. ' Filipino treachery. Boer A strange People.
Guardian readers w1`ll_/ind the follow-
ing convenient to c/ip and keep for 're-
1¢1'81lC€.
L`ourtAbeg.1-oft, t`. O. F.. meets in
l"orcstfrs‘s Ilell. Prowse Block, on the
second and fourth Thursday of each
month.-ll. W. Weeks, Rec. Sec‘y.
O. Y. lS.._"`he Orange Young
Britons inect Friday evening in
Mech:inic~’ Hall.
Ciri' Council meets the second Mon-
roltrlsrrlns.
Cocirr AvoNo.\i.r-:, 1.0. F., second
and fourth '1uesday’s of each month in
.\lrchanic`s 11ali,Grafton St.-J.D. Tay-
lor Sec' .
(.`ot'i<);‘ l\loUx'r Sri-:Piir.N, I. O. F.
lirst and third Tuesday of each month
N in l\lccl:anic`s Hall, Grafton St. -E. ll,
Ducheniin, Ste’ .
Prince Georg; Bncztmpnicnt, Raya
Foresters, inects in Mcchanic’s Ilall
New Provvsc Block. -Murdock McLeod
illustrious Archivist.
Court Charlottetown. C. O. I-`., first
and Third Thursday, Mecnanit.-’s riall.
-\\'. Lf. Whitlock, Scc’y.
uasoxs.
St. Jol1n's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month.
D R McLl:i~mAN, Sec‘y.
Temple, tirst° Monday in mouth
J R Davison, Sec‘_v.
sons in Mnsoliic 'l¥emple, tirst
Thursday in month except June,
July and Augustf JJ Weldon, Sec‘y.
oon1~'i=:r.Lows
Port La Joie Encapmeut no
second Wednesday in each niouth,-D.
R. McLennan R. S.
St Lawrence Lodge every Mon~
day evening. \V.A. Martin, Sec‘y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday
evening: both in their hall in Victoria
Row. W R Boreham, Sec“y.
' Atpon ,Bananas 13011120. No 10. meets
every lrst and third =T1imday evening.
-Eva St. 0. Harris, Secretary.
SONS Ol' ENGLAND.
Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets
|evory'1'hursday evcningin 8. 0. E.Ha1l
Victoria Raw. Andrew Newson
8eo‘y.
' Lodge Prince Edward meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month in
S.O.E.Ha.ll, Victoria Row.-E. H
|Duchemin. 5ec'y.
SON! Ol' ’1'lIPlR£N'l I.
Prince Edward Division, No. 1.
meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday
W. P. Kirby, R.Scribe.
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday evening in Wright’s hall. A.
W. Taunton. R. Scribe.
Oriut Division, No 161, every
Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower
Hall.Johu A. l.awson.R. Scribe.
Loral. cnusanims.
Company A.” every Monday in
Wrigh s Hall, at 6.30 p. rn. Ada
Wadmau, Sec-’y. -
_ THE WEATHER.
Wisiiisororz. Jan. 8._(Special).-
magical. Oiutments, washes and enum
nature allows to enter into the lungs or
For trial outfit i-end loc in stamps to
ton. Ont. '
DIED
Victoria Lodge in Masonic
Alexandra Cha ter, Ro al Arch May ,
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A Nomination for Vice-Presidency.
l\IANit..x. Jan.7.-Capt. Leon Hauser A New South Wales volunteer wtltl
. _, `__._ . . . ind Lieutenants Euochs and Bates,with -As for the Bofrs themselves they al*
l*NC°""'3“~ B'(°' J““"""("“‘ two companies ot the 05th infuttr like nothin' else under tliesun A
ilnvltatlon to the World's Champonships.
p figure skater of Montreal and C-inada.
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A. \’it~e-ershrie. i .i. tv. t>r..c0e, ei while rewrnomqin _ ~' -Y' | P- '
. _ .  . . gyesieiday, stuck- good many ot them wear top hatsall
tShisJc;;y;, h:;i;;ifi;i:;r;i;tve’<iic.}l. hiéilgpléllzlg td it filipino camp. During the fighting thetime during the battls,and nearly all
of-me mamma Provinces' mr the 1900 the I-ilipinoi took from a prison three of them are dressed in suits of [realy
vice_presidency of the Cankdmn WMBL _men or the 9th. ard two ot the 12th. black. You may believe no wl0 1
meu,‘ASsCcmii0D_ In so doing, Mr infantry. a,nd_ forced th-.-m to kneel in tell you that at close quartrrs lt’l just
Prescott states that in his opinion the "0" owne hrmg pally' hke ngmwg 'nh 5 lot of nth". 'h'b°
West havinfr hiidthie cflice durinf; the The hr” VC/lllfy kl.led tw0, and the btly dressed btllineaa melt; biilhl
dayiu each month Dhlames “.arbm,_ pn&tymr` tie Eastis eumhd tg Jw “_ rest were bcloed.receivingtatalwounds. comparison begins and ends with the
,0u_M3§.m.' H M_ Davison’ City Clerk me for 1900. I`wo were rescued still living. » cl ithen.
Tiii: Charlottetown School Board;
meets the tirst ltlouda of each month ”'” " "'-
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liwcn Stewart, Secretary. `  _ -
1' course
Mr. I. Michal.-on, the 'well known _ i
in L`hailo.tetowu,won tlzechampioush' .
when it was held at Sl. Petersburv
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thas received an invitation to the \\"orld‘s ~ 
Figure bkatinv t Jarnpionships ftr 1900 /7’
. , _ . , _ . ‘f A », \
o »-"» /
which will be held at \'ieun\ shortly. A/_/l 
llt would be a good plan for t‘.tnadi to f/ . 4
, be represented atthe \\'orld`s champion- I  "
lsiiips. It is in the history of Catiadi 'iv/.I
'that .\lr. l-o;;isllubetts1cin, well known ,. r (U
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To Remove their Hats-  
_._ .Of
Rev. Thomos Duulau. of Midland
has asked the ladies of his congregation
to remove their hats when they arrive
in church. lie give sa a reason tor
the request that some ot the congre-
gution complained of being _unable to
see who was tillring in the pulpit. The
chances are that the very tirst hat the
ladies will see about removing will be a
Dunlop.-London New.-t.
BR|eH1"s
'D|sEAsE
is the deadliest and most
painhsl malady to which
mankindis subject. Dodd'a
Kidney Pills will cure any
case of Bright’s Disease.
They have never failed in
one singlemae. Theyare
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can.
’lI$1:|i: are imit;tions of .~
as  ii! vu 
box and name-but imita-
tions are dangerous. The
DODD’S _
Dodd's Krlney Pills are
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
 
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will skrink and pucker ghglvglgfig,
Corticelli Skirt Protector is all
and the wool is selected for
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its e.asticity, hnencss and softness.
It has a porous, elastic weave.
It will not cliafe the finest shoes.
It is better than any other Skirt
Protector because there is no cotton
in it.
Any “binding” with cotton in
Wh€n the  Wear; gqff ig 
‘wear the gloss off your shoes. '
Corticelli Protector will outwéaf
skirt.
Sewed on flat, not turned over
-The genuine is labelled
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have proved worse than useless be- 'Cheer np,’ said the diseemrolggg pg-
cause they cannot reach the seat of the et’s friend. ‘Your name will be well
disease; but Cetarrhozone is carried by known to posterity)
the only vechicls [the air you breath] _  P
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bronchial tubes, directly to the seat of _‘*
the disease. where it kills the germ me “H57 Wm- rig°x..:“:k'   0
lite that causes Catarrh, and at the t°f*‘°°°M "°l'l1l“¢°:}’°°“'°°-°f t-5° “Ivins tslmdeil excenwdlm uuderr- '
same t me tcils all the effected pi HQ ewes o n%J&?§;l:It|%?;a
It curi s b_.' ii.t;alation, and is Io. ,."‘,‘_`;f!°""“"= I5 Ci,°°§-'» L WOBTHY-. W-C vigil' hgwiwd A
pl-:asant and trite 'o use. For sale at|all Bon.:=BW. B:Ron:1ri~soi¢ snrox  P U'
druggistg or  nygil.  81.00'  L JOH§m)H  J. 
N. C. POLSON & CO., Box 539 King- ' ' f
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Deittistr .
At Tea Hill, Let 49, on the 81h of y
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Bat the greatest press of all,
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'1;:rpsstlse ls mrthsfs
,increasing clcudiuess. warmer, snow ` . _ , ._ » ,_ - 3 _ ,Groupe IINKCB
meh' Eouzhwegterly winds increasing. A). I-IAORMOLS b_;LE_ lfith eiiperienc dévorlrman aug] gt-st-class machinery, we are prepared to oolda and Ol! tltllv
To an who have mt the em/ ‘adm upp y con racms an ot iers wit Jors and Frames, Sashcs and Frames the largest ssh I
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A ECON To CATARRH VICTIMS ,j’,,e';°1‘,'ms°:re§__°mg §§;°°;;§r;§:;§ Our Specialties. tru  spun
_ ’ lsale and gnpgnngd "woes, in this di* Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stal: Balls, lelnnlore, Bowel Pods, Oyfse 1 PP", ’ “ 1
We offer to the readers of this Paper irict Backmhe .nd ‘ching kinda” Gutter and conductors. Kiln lla-led lpruee and Hardwood flea-ug, ‘n. -ple 50 Cell!
a never failing remedy for Catarrh "9 hit b€°0ml“¢ i thin! °f U10 ¢ .“°‘c|9rs’r-°°'s.°‘°“' .-‘ ch’ .°""
Bronchitis Irritable Throat and kindred Wh°l'° DV- A W Cht\sB’s Kidnev Lltdr 31”" mn Gul' 0 ` ` ' ' ` aims"-_' “‘
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down disease was
tha advent el Dr. A. W
Fool. whim euros by
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hides
the ole
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moi anim
f ~ _ 5 the prompt response 5 B
- 'The young man who gets cheated,’
‘said the corn fed philosopher“thiuks the ` _
rtherfrllow wonderfull sma  I  ’
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