iii iiws oi _uni iiiiiisi A ._ _
_ gwep does not refresh. \
It is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy,-vitality is on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For this condition take
Hood’s .farsaparillcz
It vitalisea the blood, gives vigor end lone
to nil the-organs and functions, and lu
positiveiyuneqnalled for all run-dorm or
debilitnted conditions. I
f uoon"i°'Fr\i.a euro eonsf|'iTa`flen. tex-,.,|,t._
if you want the
best results in your
Xmas cooking, get
your 'groceries from
us. Prompt de-=
livery.
Phone 199.
Webster & McKay,
WW
~ DONT 
WAIT F;
To BAKE 
just order from us a V'
supply of cake, past- ..
ry or Bread.
To-day our specialty
is
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nov. i1.fvr'..'.r.'w;\.»'s
Rock Cakes roc
Lemon Tops loc
Ginger Snaps 1 ec lb.
D. STEWART. .
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
B`akes Best Bread. .

Mae’s Fruit
Salts.
These salts fully equal
those sold at from two to
four times the price.
They correct stomach
and liver disorders and
purify the blood.
Price 25c a bottle.
"Tris: Two Macs"
|aoDoiiaid& laolionon,
DRUGGISTS,
Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.
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To be Electors of West
Queens.
Gxrvrtauswa-After months of prepiu-a~
tion for a general election the Govern-
ment have decided that it is in the
interests of their party that mother
session should be held, and the oillcial
statement or reason Hive!! f0l‘ D05 BDD°Bl°
ing to the country at present is that
"certain ncdilicaticne have been asked
for b the Grand Trunk ,RMIWBY COW'
pan zo the contract entered into last
senlon."
Although the pronounced policy of the
Liberal pert when in opposition was
that all bye-ellactions to illi vacancies in
the House of Commons, should be called
simultaneously, they have thought Bt on
this occasion ro issue Write to illi onl! H
few of the many vacancies, one of which
is West ueens. lt is to be noted that
no Writqias been issued to illl any of the
many vacancies in the Province of
Quebec, except the one recentiymceused by
the appointment of a mem \‘ of the
House of Commons to a Cabinet position.
I have been honored by my DHT!! ill ffm*
be il i.
f.‘.‘.'.:': °::i:.:i::.“.§,::1.. :;:'.:.':,...§
,nn png, r res ere
oLgader =2‘rl.R. L. B.oll'de°n ghlat thlriieat
should'ba contested I am a candidate for
ng: :he we session of Parllaigenti the
Liteaii cemmeivein 'we ° Biff*
ucuslyagainatthe im s on H9011 l 9
oftli Grand Pacino Deal
fs“=e”libe&;vxTi1ea was smgpsthiidwn Pier-
1|.m.nt gb; ogg IB!! on
l f ‘Ce -
`.'ll"&‘.l "‘2“.`f.‘.'%§‘}”“»§‘€1l‘°.‘Ii1T.i’ will
result in so expenditure of public
money and our a liability °lif|lll¢°¢
tu- °~.i°...,-°f":."..-.-.:<.:.~:.-.n.°:.°°° 
an
tie.. glrtaynwgre jollxdllla th;i(\?o;l'°\€0¥~
| M5 y, m. by alithsindepan ns
:e‘n:‘|:s;-3:! :lament and by tb! -
Mr. Bisir, inimr er Raiiwm. out vi
the ahlest members of tbl 0|‘I\|b\::°`;z|’“
'°i'.l'l’ii'..l"§.i°"ill'i'.”l’€’°-l='§°f1\»='>'°-I vi"
not parmlllmgxo Gill P°l'l°“\“-Y “Vin 
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liamont who 099°" fi" 8"" Tun
mam' gentlemen that if elected
the hu 'sm native province shall
be my  T remain.
Yours respectfully
1 a. a. srscnasrg.
so s s r.°
THE GUARDIAN. 0HARID'l"l'B'l\lWli YIIICB BIIWAID l_lLLlD JANUARY 26 |904
TBI body of Thomas Evans isexpcctzd
to arriveat Moncton today and will pro-
bably be brought over via Picton on Wed-
nesday.
THE resignation of Rev. G. P. Raymond
‘ as Field Secretary of the Sunday School
Association will not take effect until
April lst. '
.THE carlo by the Stanley to George-
town yesterday included one car of oii,
one car of way freight. There were 'tive
pl&B8lJKQl`8. '
Tas cargo of the Minto to Picton
yesterday included 17 cars ol freight, in-
cluding three cars oats and a large
quani ity of meats, pork, emelts and eels
was among the favorites ut the Burns
|`Ceneert. last night.Mr. McDonald`s sing.
ing and the dancing of his little son.
Vernia, are always prime attraciions at
the Scottish Concerts.
Tru Dominion Packing Company will
probably appeal the recent decisiongiven
against them in the case of Larkin vs.
the Dominion Packing Company. It is
upderstcod that W. A. 0. Morson K. C.
may assist the counsel for the defence.
AMONG the speakers proinised for the
meeting oi the Fruit Growers Association
is Alex McNeill, Dominion|Fruit Inspect-
or. W. A. McKinnon the Chief of the
Fruit .Division of the Department of
Agriculture has also promised to be pn-
s nt if he can make it possible.
The mail yesterday via the Capes arrived
in the city at 1.15 p. ni. but
it was somewhat ancient. It
comprised the foreign letters and
papers that had reached Sackviil..
last Friday afternoon spent the night at
that place, wcns to Cape Torrnentino
Saturday afternoon and remained there
over Sunday.
IN the recent hockey match between the
E inionton ani Calgary teams on the lat~
tar of whiah "Jimmie" Wiil'an1s
wus a prominent player the
Edmonton team for the tlrst
time in seven years was rieféated-by a
score of4 to 3. The victory was owing
principally to the well kn. . Abezweit
player and the papers speak very hiilhly
of his work.
A 'rmaonaru despatch in The
Guardian of n few days ago stating that a
bursting reservoir hud destroyed three
hJte's and rendered hundreds homeless
in Bloemfonteln, caused much concern
to friends in this city of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Jarvis Palmer and Miss Ethel
Palmer who were known to have recently
arrived in Bloemfoateln and were
thought to be staying temporarily at one
of the hotels. Yesterday a_ gratifying
telegram was received in this city an-
nouncing their safety.
Tris Fruit Growers' Association holla
|;sannuai meeting on the 3rd and 4th
pi-ox. It promises to be a grand meeting
this year even excelling the magnificent
success of last. Much fruit is adoring for
the shew' The evening public meeting,
besides addresses by the representative
men will present an excellent musical
program by Prof. Watts and illustrated
lictnres by visiting professors. The town
should turn out and show the co\ntry
some encouragement in this good work.
Free-Cheap railway rates.
Tru; musical meeting last evening at
the S. A. barracks proved mostenjoyable,
indeed a rare treat. Clever solos on con-
certina, violin and organ, interspersed
with choruses and carols, and, best of alll
vocal solos by Capt.. Urquhart and Maj ‘r
Howell, the visiting odlcers from head-
quarters staff made up ii program seldom
excelled here. At the close Mr Hawley's
drill girls presented Major Howell and
Cal. Sharp with an address and present
as a mark of appreciation for the pleasures
of last summers maritime tour.
Maj Jr Howell delivers a lecture to_
night on “Twenty Years on Two Ocntin_
ents" -and some choice rauslc is promised.
All are welcome at the S. A. Barracks.
_Alf--Q'-l
A big snap for smokers-800 "Manson"
low price. `They are genuine§Cuban hand
made cigars of the highest grade.-The
Two Mace. MacDonald 8: MaoKil\D>l1
for the Boston and New York markets. '
V Daniel McDonald, Vernon River Bridge,
THE thermometer at one_ this morning
registered two above zirc with the
innrcury still falling.
Tas: mails, via the Capes, did not reach
'Cape Tormentlne yesterday the boats
haviniz been obliged to return io the
I-land because of the high wind.
REV. Donald M. Campbell, Millview,
thankfully acknowledges the receipt of
sixty bushels of oats, and other much
prized donations which have been v.-ry
lrinflly given him by hils 'parishioners of
_Birch Hill. Lot48.
Tas pulpit oIZlon Church will be oc~
cupied next Sixnday by Rev. W. W.
Rainnie of St. John. Mr. Bainnie who is
aciever speaker and an original thinker
created `quitea sensation in St. John at
the recent St. A.ndrew’s dinner by a stir-
rinir isrraignment of the British War
Uilice, Lord Roberts and what he termed
the aristocratic sncbbery oi the English
generalsthatled to the untimely death
of the late Sir Hector McDonald.
Connnlo at the Hillsboro Skating Rink
yesterday afternoon was well attended.
There will be a meeting of the Club on
Wednesday afternoon at four o’clock in
the cillae of Peters & Inge.
L H Beer A, B, Inga
SWDB7 GreY Rev Mr Lodge
Rev Mr Ycunk T C James
\V A Weeks Jr Wm Breliaut
Skip 9 Skip 10
Jas Paton L B Mclillan
J A McDonald E A Beer
D B Stewart Rav Mr Fullerton
Percy Pope Judge Fitzgerald
Skip 16 Skip 
THE CAUSE OF DEAFNESS.
Deafness and impaired hearing are due
almost entirely to eatarrhal inflamma-
tion ofthe rustnchian tubes. Permanent
euro is guaranteed to all who inhale
Carsannozoss as dir-ecrad. This veget-
able antissptic is inhaled at iha mouth,
ar d after traversing all the air pasaales of
the respiratory organs is exhaled through
the nostrils; it completely erradioates
e itarrh from any part ofthe avst»e;n,elesrs
:he ears, nose and throat, and allaya, in-
flammation. congestion and soreness.
For Deafness, Earacbe, Ringing in the
Ears, Head Nclees, Cstarrh. Asthma and
Brcnchltis, medical science can devise
nothing as beneficial es Cstarrhoacne.
Complete outfit for two month's use, price
$1.00; trial sine 25:. Drnggists, or N C
Poison & Cn., Kingston, Ont.
llauir.roN‘s PiLLs aaa Eifracrivn.
The resignation is announced of Chief
Justice McDonald of Nova Scotia. He
has nearly reached the age limit for
ret'rement. The retiring judge was a
prominent member of the Conservative
Government at the time of the Pacific
Scandal.
DIED.
If
At Cornwall, January' 25th, Peter Scott,
aged 59 years.
Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o‘clock.
 
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BOTTLES
Fully guaranteed in
every respect.
We have a stock,
which for quality we
will back against any-
thing of the kind in
the City.
See them and get our
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We ofler satisfaction. We offer Ht, and
Stop fora minute-and think what that
style and wear. We offer a. selection of
thoroughly up-to-date garments. We offer
them, with months of cold weather ahead,
in which you’1l rejoice in the warmth of |
your purchase. And all this we offer at ' “
LE PRIC .
Now here’s the way the prices move
$ 5.25 Coat for $
$ 7_25 fr, .. $
$10.60
 is at $
$15.50 “
$18.50
$22.50 “
(K (6
ss $
65 66 5
PRICE
$ 5.30
“ . $11.25
Now hurry-for we’1l promise you that if
you wait, the Coats won’t
MOORE & MCLEOD. ` -
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3.63
6.48
7.75
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A REVERIE.
Wrapped din a suit of Moncton
wee ,
I feel supplied for every need.
The Winter B’asr.-I fear not it.
Norcan hard knocks my clothing f
spilt,
It stands the wear and tear of trade
For thatfs how Moncton Tweed is
made.
And calm and peaceful is my mind
Drestilseg in the best clothes I can
il .
The Humphrey Clothing Swre.
Opera House Building.
CAR !
Lanilzs arm Gi-;Nrr.s|| EN:-»
Enzcrons or Wann 4:-Having served as one
of vour representatives in the City Council for
ihe past two years. i have consented io offer
for te election ai the comin): civic ccnieat. I am
in favor of city ownershiplc electric light and
all civic improvements w ereby ouf city may be
made attractive. .\'i-.- ‘could for t e past two
years is before you -~ ri if it meets with your
approval i respec iii lv ask for the same gener-
ous suoport accord=..1 me two years ego.
Yours res ct ullv
P¢
D. SIEWART.
xb lla id.
Drugglsts, Cor. Great Geo. and Kent St. _
ALL cur PRi¢..Es
oN FURNITURE
Call in and let us figure on your wants-Our discounts
may not be aslerge but our first price is much smaller
than that asked elsewhere--comparison invited. E
_es.
cigars regular loc quality at I for ftcc. I
These cigars have never before sold at this _ ‘_ _ \ \~ .V l  n .
~i\ ~ Wit .
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Old Mani"
“lfyou \vz111t to look ri1'cs.si<l ‘up
to the l1n11ille`--not ove-1il1¢.>.~.1»d,
miiul you-.see that _lolin McLeod
8; Co.. "“~< your tailoring." Sage
advice Lo ine 111.111 of iiiisiut-.~.~ or
society whose appearance is of any
rnoiiient to liim. We can but rc-
peat: For good gririiieu t.~,i'a_~l“< 11
ably cut and made. see
JOHN MCLEOD 621 S0.
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A Gentleman remarked the other day
“You’ve the Only decent line of up-to-date Hats and Caps in the
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He had been all over town looking for a decent Cap and finally got what he
wanted at this store.
We have pretty nearly Every Kind, We can suit you too.
.Sole Agents .for Jr I  . _'50le Agents for .
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