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with
In 'the' throat? That
Maklslsfvou ,
Acne
Au.
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Ache all over? Feverislii’
Chilly? .lust coming down
a hard cold? Where do
you suppose it will settle?
Ill€8IlS h08l'SCi'l6SS,`,SOI'€
throat, ton'sillitis.` In the chest? Then ‘brone
chitis, pneumonia, consumption.
. Do not let your cold settle. Break it upi Dfive
it out! Ask your doctor the best. medicinefor
° 3 »
this. If he says Ayer s
Cbgrry l5ectoral, take it
e at once. lf he has anything better, take_that..‘
Ish by the I.
also
AYIl’l IA!! VIGOI
AYITI BAIIAPAR.
Ill!
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I Qur Engraving is
Alwnys to the Front
The latest styles of let- -' ~
tering.
You certainly have .
,some Silverware that ‘
should be engraved. . ‘
We will do it just as
you want it.
W./W. WELLNER
jeweller.
 
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l!H‘\l'H\*IlI.'J`t
g For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
Leading Studio
CAITBONB
PLATINOTYPES
ARTISIS PROOF-'S
GEO- H- COOK.
NEW DMBRISAY BLOCK.
The Btndlo where baby is always
welcome.
Have you got a cold ? '
Then get a box of
Hughe’s0rippe Remedy
It cures acold in 24 hours.
How about that cough 'Z
Hughes’ Cough Mixture
will cure it. Now is the time-
0
oasnuue
Gililb QUALITY ,
nnvs Ruohilrs ,
....
Canadian or Amer
can makes, 69c a pair.,
All sizes, new stock. ,
One Week only. »
wares our Ads it win ~
Pay You ' 
Ae. 1vi¢EAcr|EN.i
g -1 _ The Shoeman.
Ei1gl`ish
Nlaca roons I
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Owing to a miiitaketicif t;1ea:l1‘l`§f;8r “Li
Ijliiristleeyn §rboul&sleriier’dneMACAROgNS
and TROUBADOUR RISCUTTS as i
we ordered. In order to reduce our ,
stock of them quickly we hai |~ decided ,
to offer them for a short time only at a
Discount of 25 Der cent less
than regular prices , `
This its genuine bargain is Huntley
at Pnmei-'S arsenite are krwwn 111°
world over for their good qualities-
Beer _& Goff.
hunts
BUUTS
v
Now is the time to
‘get a pair of Rub-
ber Boots. Don’t
uiait for the first
big thaw.
M .n‘s$4.00 per pair
Boys'$3.0ll “ “
Womens .$2.25 per
ipair.
Misses’ $2.00 per
ippair.
Child’s_ $1.70 per
pair.
llleyltho.
For Sale Cheap.
Marine Steeple Compounil Engine.
High Press Cylinder7 in. Diam. Low
Press 13 in,loin. Stroke Surface Conden-
ser, Thorueycroft Propeller brass A
foot Diani. Horizontal High Pressure
En ine 6 in. Diana. 8 in. Stroke Driving
Puldey, 3 foot Diam,9 in. face.
The above are all new and ready for
mmediate delivery.
Miller Foundry 8 Machine Works,
Chatham, N. B.
zo in wf 6l
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  FLOUB. 'rALKs,
- , von r ii geod sion.-_ we sen
T° i'i.1iio'i.(i°‘eiii;i.°“din'»mrii b:'gT¢1»rg?°baga, if barrels and
gsorrela. Call andgetfaur prices. _
1Al\lZ£€?3€i\I do 33
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` lllilli NEWS
TUESDAY.
Goon boys vilnhlngl to leave llsts
should apply here. _
Corus: to the school concert Friday night
and have a good laugh.
Pairrcn Edward Island sebms to favor
the “f-lock" system In regard to both
steamers s.. d railways.
Arran the Drugglst-Dentist hockey
uistch at' the Rink to ' night the 2nd
C. B. C'S. will play the P. W. C. team.
Aovaivrrsnns are again reminded that
all “changes' should be In this office no
later than one p. m. to insure insertion
in foilowincrisaun. ‘
Criantus MAt:nrLLsN, Covehoid, was in
the city yesterday with 3,000 lbs of pork
for R, E. Mutch Sc Co. Mr. MacMillan
was paid iii cents per lb. _ _
AN informal meeting ofthe City Council
will be held on Friday cvcning. to discuss
the recent plebiscite and the action to be
taken by the Council thereon.
ANY persons, (lnrllos or gentlemen,
deslringtosee the Guardlu.n’s big Wah
Perfecting Press in operation should call
ut business oillces any Wednesday ni
twelve o’clock, or Saturday at one o'clock
sharp.
Coun|En.McNnviN arrived in the city
yesterday shortly nlter 9 o`clock with four
loads of mails containing about 40 bags.
He lcft again at two o'clock with twenty
bags. On his way to the city he had to
shovel through sonic large snowdrlfts.
Tru-1 nnnuul meeting of the McGill Uni-
versity Track Oluh was held on Frldnylnst.
Among those students recclviiig medals
for their -success in the intercollegiate
sports were R. A. Donahue of the Aber-
welts und M. J. Carney :of the Wander'
ers.
,'l‘r-ii:Guardlnn regrets greatly toiearn
tlnit .iucob Bain, North River, was taken
ill while :coming to the city Saturday
and was compelled to return home
Yesterday, however,`he was much im-
proved nnd expects to bo about again
shortly. ‘
Now beans are going up,und the popular
Saturday night supper will be more ofa
luxury than formerly. The cause of the
advance is not definitely known, hut
Ont-nrio sliippern, or those few of them
who will sell, hive advanced prices 15
cents perhundred during thc'pnst. week.-
St John Sun. `
Ti-ir-: Malts.-The courier left yesterday
morning for Vernon River with mail-
for Georgetown, Cardigan, New Perth.
Brudenell, and Montague. The regular
nmli was sent east yesterdnr afternoon
ns fur ns Mount Stewart and for Peaker.
in the branch line. Malls ure being
teamed from Mount Stewart to Sonrls.
Malls were sent out to Winsloe by
courier. The Belfast courier is making
trips as regularly as possible. Malls for
Suminersldc nnd the fur west were senl
as usual by team to Cape Traverse.
True shareholders of the Excelsior Life
Insurancc Co. held their nnnuul meeting
on Thnrsdaylnst. The report which ap-
pears in another column shows a satis-
factory incernse in the cornpany's business
during the year, new insurance to thc
amount of $2,238,157 having been issued,
which shows un increase of 38 per cent.
The amount received for cash income, pre»
miums, interest, etc., wus $283,602,0l, an
lncrensc of 26 per cent., the revenue from
interest alone being more 'than sufficient
to pay nil the denthvlnlnisdurlug theyenr
The net assets of the Excelsior foot up lo
$845,6']l,B2, and the total nssets for security
to policyholders $l,252,4-48,5). The corn-
pany nppenrs to have been well and
caiefully mana.ged,. and nddltlonal
success may well be looked for in the
future, as its attractive plans of insurance
nnd liberal policy contracts prove of great
interest to policyholders. - Chas. J.
Mitchell is the popular manager for P. E.
island. _
Cnosshnv and Hunter have received n
good deal of izratultou.-i advertising from
some of our Provincial newspapers, by
their sermons on popular nrnusements.
From some ofthe editorials it would seem
as if dancing nnd card-playing belonged to
the essentials of life, and were the chief
ond of existence. The evangelists appealed
to the congregations who had listened to
these addresses. und as the proper judges
`of their statements, the people resented
the opinion and strictures of the press on
the question. We fnil to understand why
there ure so many adyocutos of these
doubtful forms of amusement, and we
conclude that better service might boren-
dered the public by dcniing more frequently
with niorui questions, und instead ` of
taking ri negative attitude, presenting
the positive side oftrue living, We believe
ln allowing others the right oftiielr own
opinions, but we reserve the right toex~
press our own convictions. Dancing nnd
card-playing will not minister to tho for-
mation of character, and will not furnish
high and pure ideals, 'and there are lagl-
timate forms of amusement which will
impart energy to body and mind and
maintain puritv of soul. It is always safe
to drive on the further side of a preoipioc.
-Wesleyan.
In disturbed digestion as indicated by
sour stomach or (heartburn), bloating
huming, oppression, soreness, headache
constipation, eip. Roddln'a Dyspepsla Tab
ets will bs found s reliable remedy. They
give quick relief every time-Try thsm
85 c per box.A. W.Reddln Pham., B Sunny
side.
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} iWhif¢’s Best Chocolates are dark color, rich, mellow and of refined
-jlavor It is not possible tobuy anything superior. Retail price 6oc per lb.
u ' ' ’ ' - so
~ “Name on every p1¢¢¢-
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'nients. -St. John Telegraph.
Tun ateamship Bt. Helens is still under
nrreat nnd will; remain in custody until
the bail of $4,111) is fixed for her release.
The steamer has been delayed over a_ week
with a cargo of lumber for Tensrltfa, on |
account of a suit made byher command-
er, Capt. Mason, for $3,000, which he al-
logssis due him for \\-ages and disburse
As a result ofthe recent. severe storm
.there is It ooal famine along the line of the
i. Q. R.. and oonncctlnir roads. Soma
manufacturing concerns have ivcn for-cad
toborrow from the railways, but even
thatrelief is now shut off, sstlis roads are
also in sight of ii famine. A gentleman
who travels 's great deal said to the
Herald recently that if there are two more I
severe storms the country will be com-
pletely tled up. Produce dealers are also
beginning to complain of a shortage.-
Halifax Herald. .
Tas Guardian has received the thirty ‘
seventh annual report of the British
American Book and Tract Society for the
vear1904. The report sa.ys'that for thirty-
seven years the colporteurs have sought
out the homes of the poor along the rock-
bound coast of Labrador and among the
coves, bays nnd islands of Newfoundland.
l`hey have traversed tliehlghways and bye-
ways of Cape Breton nnd the ferti e fields
of Prince Edward Island; visits have been
made, from time to time, to the Mngdnlen
I-rlands, n small portion of the Province of
Quebec, and in sections of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick.
LONG 85 Bisby, Ltd.,Wool Dci\lers,I-{am-
ilt.on.Cn.n. have issued in booklet. form a
recent interesting t-nik of John Campbell ;
Woodville, Ont. on Sheep, forn copy of’
which they have 'l‘he Guardians thanks.
In one of is number of appended notes
the publishers say:-“We have often
wondered why sheep could not be grown
ln Cunndn as well ns in Grsnt Britain
There the rental of land is nenriy ns much
as the value of land in mnny parts of Cun-
nda.. The wool in Canaria will always
brlnT;n.s much as in Britain, while New i
York and other large Eastern cities
would take all the lambs Canada can
produce, und at paying prices. Carrnfla
has produced so little wool in the pinit few
yenrs thstlnrge manufacturers who form-
erly iofilred to Canada for their supplies,
now go to New Zeulnnd, Austi'ulls, and
the Argentine."
Tool( A STRAW vors. ‘
Interesting Experiment in a Restaur-
ant.
A.n ndvertlsinu agent, representing u
prominent New York magazine, while on
u recent western trip, was dining one
evening in ri Plttsiiurg restnurniit.
While wultlng for his order he glanced
over his newspaper und noticed the nd;
vert:-lsement of u well-known dyspepsiu
preparation, Stuart’s Dyspepsiu»Tnblets.
As he himself was n regular' user of the
tablets, he begun specunting as to how
inuny of the other travelling men in the
dining room were also friends of the popu~
lar remedy for indignation.
He says: I counted tiventytlirec men nt-
the tnblcs und in the hotel office I took
thc trouble to interview them and wns
surprised to lenrn that nine of the twenty~
three mnde n practice of taking one or
two of Stunrt's Dyspepsln. Tablets after
eu.ch meal.
One of tliemrtold me he had suffered so
much from stomurli trouble that nt one
time he had been obliged to quit the road
but since using Sluui't's Dyspepsla Tablets
hurl been entirely free from lndigcstlon,
but _he continued their use, especially
while travelling, on account cfirregulnr-
ity in meals und because like all travelling
incn he was often obliged to ent wliut he ,
cou`d get und not ulwnys what he want-Il.
cd.
Another, n'ho looked thc picture nf '
lienlth, suld he never ste u mcul without.
taking n Stuart Tablet nfterwnrds because
he could eat. what he pleased nnd when he
plcnsed without fcnr of ri sleepless night.
or any other trouble.
Still another used them hccnuse he was
subject to gas on stomach, causing pres-
suro on heart and lungs, shortness nf
breath and distress in chest., which he no
longer experienced since using the tablets
rcgulhrly.
Another claimed that Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets was the only safe remedy he
had ever found for sour stomach and acid-
ity. He had formerly used common sodn
to relieve the trouble, hut the tablets
were much better and safer to use.
After' smoking, drinking, or other ex»
ccsscs which wenlren the digestive organs,
nothing restores the stomach to u healthy,
wholesome condition so cii`ectunlly ns
Stunrtfs Tablets.
Stuartfs Dyspepsln 'l’n‘-lcts contain thc
natural digestlves, pepsln, dinstuse, which
every wsnk stomach luclrs, ns well ns nur,
hydrastin and yellow pnrllin, nnd can be
safely relied on as a radical cure for every
fprm of poor digestion. Sold by drugglsts
everywhere.
J. P. MdCT.t;!Kni' has received ii Lclc-
gram from the Superintendent- of the I. U.
Schools udvislng him in allow 20 per cent
discount to those who become students
between now and February 25th. This
is positively your last. opportunity this
_ycnr \ogctn.course nt ii large discount.
Hldw if
EYE FACTS
Don’tlett1ie matter of ex
pense ireep you from visiting
us. Sight s as precious as '
_life itse f and our charges are
moderate.
We correct all defects of
vision, and if you need the
services of sn occulist we will
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MEET Ms: Ai* 'run ,ALWAYS
BUSY STORE.
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STA   LEY BROS. .
nina oooos SALE 
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White spot inuslins, ioc per White Victoria lawn. extra
White check muslins Se per _
` yd- White duck* extra heav
White check muslin loc
White stripe muslins Bc,
yard
I Some Special Values in White Goods.
White satin drill 24c and
yd' '_ , special loc and r2c. 250 Per yard.
White orgaudies. 45 inches
j *I Y wide, 25c, 4oc and 48c per
i per yd_ and fine loc and :Sc per yard.
White Indianola lawn in
mg, rgc, 19° and 232. ` stripes 25c and gac vard
SEWING TIME-In connection
with our White
Sale, we are offering about 2000 Yards New Print
Cottonl at 7c. lOc, 121: and 141: per yard.
All the latest patterns and newest colorings.
, WHITE SHEETINGS
V Our sheetings are heavy, fine and
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Y smooth, Heapey bleach, easily washed up' “hy uy
PILL()
‘ and best to wear. them HP? If
 THE BEST
; 80 inch, goc, 33c and 36c per yard.
' r c.
72 inch twill 29c and 35c pe,
yard.
80 inch twill 33c and 4oc per meh 21°'
inch rgc.
yard. _
These cottons are wo'th making .
_ willonly last while you are making
Plain 40 inch rzc, 42 inch i3c and
5
Plain 44 inch I5%c and 16%c,
46 inch 161/-'_¥c.
Circular 40 inch, r5c and zoc, 42
Circular 44 inch, igc and 25c, 46
W COTTONS
cheap, light makes that 5
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is the same trouble to J
. make up good goods as trashy stuff- '
l 72 inch, 25c and 3oc per yard. the difference in cost is trifling-BUY »
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`wriirE UNDERWEAR-over
new. Unequalled for elegance of design, beauty of
finish, accuracy of fit, and quality of materials.
1200 pieces all E
  Night Gowns Skirts
I $1.6 andu to $3.5oeach
 Corset Covers
, np to $2.25 each. $160 UP T0 o
Soc: 65C: 75°’ 85c> 95C: $1'25i$f'40i 70C' 95C’ $I'oOY $I'2-5’ $['40’ $165
and up to $4.15.
l 5 P C hildren’s Underwear in drawers,
. gowns, slips and dresses. ,
Dressing Jackets _
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d' and Kimonas, white and white ,
25¢.35¢.45¢.55°.65°. 30°- $‘-°° 3” ' with colors, 85C, sun, 151.35, $1.50, ;
2.75.
I _ Worth $1.10 to $1
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Ali. Wool Dress Tweeds 75C per hyd. 
56 inches wide, all good colors, some medium weight. just the thing for suits and
skirts for now and early spring-lots of them at less than it cost to manufacture.
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for $9o.oo

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Here's a snap for someone.
Grand Square Piano, seven octaves,
fancy figured walnut case, carved legs,
splendid order. Price when ` new
$600.00. Our sale price $90.00 on reason-
able terms. Call and see it.
frankly tell you so. i
Therein no guess work in
our methods.
We have the latest and most
approved apparatus for eye- ,
testing. _ \
Always glad to help you.
G; F. llllTCllESON. '
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N|lllER BRUS.
SUNNYSIDE,
North Side of Post Oiiice
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In wishing ycu
a HHPPY New
Year and ihanlring
you for our growth
A
Hanu
Now
Year
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OPPOSITE P. O.
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FOR_sALE
50 Tons Prime Timothy
Hay- `
and prosperity we
promise belle
things for th
coming year to our
customers.
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