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city yssibnihi- ` ` _
gn.. vgessnos. smsinm-, nit mt
night for Sydney- ’
_ J. L. Hathieeon, Georgetown was
the city ysstenisr- _
.~..1. sneer, ir. 1.. A.; -swirls, vu
the city yssteniB.Y-
Willimn Seller loft last. night on s busi-
ius tlrir w Sydney.-
Rav. A. D. Archibald,8ummersid0. was
in the city y.6U|ȢN|!Y~ -
Theodore Ross. B- A- B°d°¢1\i°. Mt-
last night on a visit to Truro.
W G Gillis ec.fH K Moore‘s is
. . ' Pi
conlnqq to his house mb illness.
_ J. H. Resale was s ramnser by the
spdoiai last night from Georgetown.
Rev. 0. B. Emery returned last night _
by lhe special from a visit to St. `John.
J. -H. Clark, ll. L. A. Summsrsids came
to the city last night returning from Syd-
hey. -
wiilueimsu, sw of R. T- Holman.
Summerside left last night on return to
McGill.
in
in
I was cured of Acute Bronchltis by'
`MlNARD’S LINIMENT.
J. M. CAMPBELL.
BB? °f If-1131159- Csicaoo, Dee. 28.-The board of appeals
1 was Cured °lFMili N€l"`°iKi°bY MIN' of the American ’lrott-ing association to-
ARD'S LINIMENT- day adjoumed until 1W5. Besides the _
WM- DANIEL3 Cresceus case, which was the most im-|
_ Springhill. N- 5- 'portant the board has ever had to decide,
I was Cured of Chronic; Rhoumbiibul I they-e were 150 protests of more or less im
I-LY MINARUS LINIMENT- portance. Many applicants for reinstate-
GE0' TINGLEY' ment from members who had bcen ex-
Albert Co., N. B. _
Ofilce and pocket. dlariesfor1905 in great coughs’ mms’ homeness’ and other
_ _.___
polled were granted.
 _
variety. Preloubet's Notes on the Inter-'mmm ailments ,lm quiékl ,.e1|e,,,,d 1,
Y Y
national BS. Lessons for lillo, oi1£s;l1eat:Vnp0_Cms0leDe tablets' ten eww pe,
C ' `
arters oo tore. W
box. All drimsrists.
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good condition. )_
'4-
1 Cottrell Drum Cylinder, 6 Col. Quarto, Newspaper Press (in
Reasons for Sale -Our circulation is increasin at such a ra id
_ _ E P
rate that we have found it necessary to instal a Web Perfecting
Press.
The above can be seen st any
tlculsrs write
I Clgg___Guardlan.
time. For prices and all par-
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive
insertions Charged as Five, and Three Weeks as
Two. Minimum Charge 10 cents.
WanTlo
WANTED.-Wanted to purchase-al
modern house centrally lo<:ated.Possess-
on required by june I, next. Agplyo
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to Morson & Duffy, Soliciiors. za
WANTED-llouse for small family,
centrally located, with modern nn-
rovements, on or before ist Novem-
ber. Apply to this omce. 14 d if
LADIES WANTED-A BRIGHT
ENERGETIC WOMAN -- Woman’s
work. Permanent ition. Old
established business mu of solid
fin ancisl standing. Salary $12. to $18.
weekl , with expenses aid each Mon-
day direct from heaiihuariers. Ex-
penses advanced. We fumish every-
thing. Address, Secretary, 620 Monon
Bloc , Chicago, lll. 270 tf
MILF WAlTll°F3UlLE'
WANTED.-A girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. J. C. Sims,
Hillsboro Square. 30d tf
rouse.
FOUND.-A mitt containing a small
sum of money. Owner can have same
by applying al this office. _~,o d ii pd
' ron sat.:
FOR SALE Cheap.-Two upright
second-hand pianos, and one square.
Apply at the Central music store. A.
-Horne & Co. 28 d tt
i ___ Am___%__l'L____
; FOR SALE.-Snperior CabinetOrgan
suitable for House or Church. Forsale
cheap. Benj Carter, Auction Rooms
Great George Street. Sd tf A
v LOIT `
LOST.--Dec. 26, s pearl crescent.
Fhxderwlll be 'rewarded by 1eaving_at
G. P. H_.ntcheson's. 3od si
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MILF wanvin-Manx.
Sriicrar. Rrzrnnssnrariviz in this
county and adjoining territories to rc-
resélit and advertise an old established
business house of solid financial stand-
ing. Salary $21. weekly with expenses
paid each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advanced;
position permanent. We furnish every-
thing. Address, THE CQLUMBIA,
630 Menon Building, Chicago,l $11.
37
RELIABLE MEN WANTED
Iasvwy tsistrvdaossur|nsd=iAekh::_ up
 
mmm" vn|= pr  wluasym. M
_lD@l.l'l ffm LONDON. °l_\
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|»,,_,1=-;;__=<;_°_f_»§»-- Pggng-1 "_ =1=» 33-1 Office.-Upmlrs Brace-*Uncle-Blafgks-iL“B.il:
an ` P593 1_9 W", Y” U ____ __ _ _ '___ _ ______ i,-';,__5{___lV,;V,_,_____1_
.ir . f - .’  `f~`”" v  '.7
uogii-noon onavisit tohis home in Rua Ain' V) _ 'sn 'uupmdmi ‘hwy “J _ ,, _
- - » J dayiviiiilug fsisldain Summer-ids. _ sent tu='\h1s-
' T. A. and Mrs. MoLsan,&~. md T. A.“» '  _.-  , ,', . '-£5, mg
"a_hdl(is.-McLsan1r. werepsassqvnlastl _3.°h°¥‘@,l§~ 305°) NW.1'°°d |\°Q° WW' |¢°“ ,,m,',,5,._
HIM by me spasm Rpm,” ,Nm the nesdsy evening hom the North West. . -
_ I use 'br ov
Mainland- ' Band at the in n-sm s to s p. m The resolution
_ George Prowse, ton of B.0.    wa” ' 'bm  w5'“°M"°‘,-yu'°
fist night on return to St. John vihare _hen lf§¢'1§¢¢;§`] ¢f`¢§° 1;” Wm, Bum;-'grey 5° “M w“'*'°f'5"h°
BU I 11004 POSMOII With Mll1°|l¢BiM‘ will take place Sdtnrday afternoon. Ser- “°°_‘l° md. uf”
_lfobertson Allison; vloe at the house it 8 p. rn. _ ~ _  :£218 !;';*“i% 
- . . I , __ _ _
_ Victoria-D. F. Macdonald, Montague.; Every-p£_q§ot_.io sitissn should hearlhw. gm; gg, “yn 155,. pmdwg qg‘||[¢
T- A- M°'»h'"°”»’G°°’K”'”"“= H-. J-°n"n»gush\h°1»wd uwingwniiineuebsrtni- :sum
HcEwen. Morell ;.|. J. Horuby,City ;A.E. England", Market hall, Monday evening iuumoung go .mum
Douglas, Hunter River. neat. .. ' ,   ‘  " ' ~'
Queen-W. J. rum, Ballina; L1. R l\'I~lIhryB- I5: °! B°ston.u'rlv¢dbr _".‘l-‘iI~l“"`i*"’i’l;:¥"°*_*'f"l°‘l“"“°
M.,(;||||vmy_ Tom,-|¢,0; Q11" I-lg, Man; _the Stanley on tbl 17th, visited Mrs. Ale; ':;ln:.i'_‘_ if efgamc th
mi; c.-,i. stswm, city; J. ur; In _AlIen.Summsrsldle. for n few dan. md . ~ _ F” _ fag”
ying' guy; _]_ M_ Cm-ge, Summa-,i¢e_ _ has gens west tospend the winter with__°"iml‘_”t°l¥. W, fmt' “W
her sister lbs. Edmund 0. Maxileid, For- n`°m 55° G°'°"“m°“t- _
if
tune Cove.
ai-.Mosr avi-:nr woiaaiv. Womens stylish wsu or nm elm =W“m°*» "°l=i°h °°°“='f°d °b°“
Is inclined to habitual constdirtiou and ”‘¢“‘°1`i‘l__ll' $5-68~,_Th°9° "0 WWI" 'mm iwedalflsé 'Umnii}&  M?
should use Dr. Hamllwn's P of Man- values made of a splendid fancy material, WW ' "° °
drake and Butternut which cleanse the doubm ,mi ,,|ng{° b,~°¢s¢¢d_ new sgylgl lUYWUb°'l'l\1l\ tbl h°lll° Vhmhh*
Sy8\.¢lD Bild flggilnd  »5@'|?l¥“¢h  sksiel. "nad 'nn “ne quality saksn, |n l~Di8d bln hlB dlltll. HQ hm illlllul
llsbgziéiplllgii rzcsoe use on BIZ" at M' 36 and 38_ MCGOWM &` joyed thefbeat of health audin. his lain
Writ!"-
Mouday evening next will be the treat o
A most successful Sunday School con-
' cert was held in St. Mary's Guild Room
Wednesday evening. The children who
took part in the program, trained In their
respective parts by Miss Sarah Green and
Mrs. J. E. Wyatt, in their drlllfexercisss,
reeitstions, choruses, etc., gave a splendid
entertainment to a good audience.
An _adjourned meeting of the Town
Council w`as held Wednesday evening to
completelbuslness for the year. Present
Wow Mayor Compton, Councillors Ryan,
Muttart, Cox and Reid. The assessors
were on request granted each $15.
additional salary. The matter of exempt-
ion from taxation of Robluson’s mill was
.again _icsnsldered and laid over for
ll All Nh
One the ablest hm 'nm “-
l50 PROTESTS DECIDED.-~» 'i " '"0 "
W” °" ‘“* " nortanee Mr. Lefulgey
tedqii_;zevwm.n0bssn,ciiu10s¢¢wwn. , , ,M |,,,,,, 5,
uisimurswbsgivasis us.-in neil as md °°°"'° " °° “
f
tha season. For the small sum oi 20cts
anyone may have the privilege of hearing
his discourse on Englishmen andEngland.
u
__ These `ins_i.ruotl.,_hs, have
In the death of William
nass was confined to his
f a
always exercised good judgment
ceased. - _
HE DESERVED PITY. `
His sufferings from Sclatiawae so great,
b t _thanks _to Nervlline hs was cured.
,“l suffered for three years from solatiosl’
writes E. S. Jenkins of Portland. “and no
~man ever suffered more. -I spent a small
fortune on dlfi`cren|_ remedies but the only
one with real merit was Nervlline. I used
a few bottles of Nei-viliue and was nerfect-
cured I can recommend Nervillne as a
cure fo intl it. is lie
another meeting.
ly .
sure rso ca' cxce nt also
for rheumatlsm and neuralgia' Try
nervlllue, 25c. at all druggists
+P IH£ AIIJIIIIIIN IZIIAHIIIIIII `~<+
The Alberton High School will reopen
on Tuesday, Jan. 8rd.
The section-men are engaged in laying
steel rnils on the track between Alberion
station and the rail-road wharf, 1
The Church of England will not, as has
been the custom for a number of ycars
past, hold’ any Christmas Tree Festival
hers.
The seven ycar old son of Jas. Hardy of
Mill River, passed peacefully away ou
Wednesday 21st. after an illness of some
months. f _
Bertram Ramsay, Montrose, and Peter
Conroy, Alberton have left for Sourls
where they will be engaged for the
season in the shipment of smelts.
The stores of Bend. Rogers and J. H.
Myriolr&Co.. are decked in a splendid
array of colors for the Christmas season
and the decorations are bright, cheerful
and attractive. Both these stores
have had *an unusual large number of
custouiors and ._Christmas trade was in
fullswing. '
On Vfsdneadsy night, 21st. at the home
of Jas. lrviug, an event of interest took
place when his son, Wm. Irving was
united in marriage to Miss Daisy Bowness.
dailifhter of Benj. Bcwness, a prominent `
farmer of Montrose. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Hamilton. Quite
a number att/zndsd the wedding festiv-
ities anda jolly good time was spent.
To the happy couple The Guardian
extends congratulations and goodwlshes
of the season.
The funeral of the late Duncan Profit,
was largely attended. The deceased, who
was for a number of years s member of
the Masonic Order, was about U) years of
age and was a highly respected farmer of
Rosebank. His demise came not unex-
pectedly forzhe had suffered continually
from a ssvsre disease for s period of two
years: His ' sorrowing widow, three
daughters and one son have the' sympathy
of many friends in their affliction. I
,,,,,____--.»_.¢-.__ _
zone. Price 50°. at all druggists. ‘
After the new Governor Gensrul's first
puiriio appearance at Halifax, The Nova
Scotian of a recent _dats has the following
to say con' erning Earl Grey. “It is safe to
say that no more fuvourableimpresslon
than that made by Earl Grey would have
been possible. His every word look,
tone and act commended him. He is
absolutely without pretense or ad’octatlon,
sincerity, ability and, best of all, coinmon
sense are his distinguishing character-
istics. It will be ii surprise as well as, a
great disappointment tous all If he does
not prove to be the most edlcient and
popularGovernor General that the Domin-
ion has ever had. These are very com-‘
mondary words and speak in the highest
terms of Lord Grey.
In regard to nn article published in
The Farmer of arecent date, saying that
the iltatcment marie in our last notes to
the effect that the Alnerton South School
hiul been closed, wus incorrect. wel
ben to write It ' few words 
exp nnution. We again assert.
that the said school was closed and we
will state the cause. For several days
in succession and on no less than three
different occasions, the teacher decming
it more expedient to participate in
election campaigns than to teach school,
had absented himself from the town.i
Finally the trustee b advice ' »
s, y received
from The Board of Education, locksd
up the school and on Wed. 14th the
teacher received a note of dismissal bear-
ing the signature of the three trustees.
Notwithstanding this after waging a`
vigorous campaign throughout the Far,
West and returning on Tuesday, l3t.h‘
he continued to teach. `
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WHEN YOUR APPETITE FAILS
And it makes you dizzy toeven k 1*
li
of eating, you need Farrezone the at-
est of nppolaaing tonicx. lt. builds ip he '
whole body, the taste becomes aware of ‘_
new flavors in food dyou never noticed
before. A relish an after-satisfaction
in eatin! is an other result from Ferro- `
sons which proves the digestion and _
converts everything eaten into nourish-'
ment fan the blood, and brain and nerves.
Just one Fen-ozone tablet after meals,
easy to take and pleasant. Try Ferro-_
ability. Deceased was 78 yeaxalol age
and leaves to mourn a~ widow, due
daughter, Hrs. Henry B. Chapman Tot
Gsletta, Out. and six sons, H. H. and IDr.'_
Fred A.,Summerside; Osborne B., New -
York; Elmer in Chicago, Dr. Calvin in
Colorado and John at home. One sister
Mrs. John Mclnnls, Charlottetown also
survives him. The late Hon. John Le-
furgey, Summerside was a brother of de-
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-Wanted-Adrug clerk without ex-
_> perlente. .Apply in person st Guardian
V' oflics. ` 12dt»!- A
` -The "Holy City" will be glvsn by the
Phllhainwnic _Society in First Methodist
Church tonight, Dec. 30th, 8 p. m. Silver
collection. ._
-J. P. McCloskey is making a New
-A suitable New Y¢ar’s Gift Heart to
_ 35 cents each.
I il) d li pd
SPECIAL NDTIC ES-
New oranges 12 cant: psi- dossn ii
Webster dc MaoKay's. llldii.
Remember us when ou want ces n
A bargain, 50 pairs ladies' felt overshoss
buttoned, high cut at 50 cents a pair at J.
B. Macdonald & Co. Z7 dil-
Don’t make anymlstake about lt.-Prowse
Bros, sole agents. 80d1i. £1
Fual.... . ....___ Wi -
carannaar. newness Sis' 'causnn'
liver it
you want
when
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 Prices.
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shea-.simian _cs
  I argains.
Barigaiuis   
Enamcilcd Ware
Pots, Kettles, Saucepans, Cups,
Spoons, jugs.
CAMERDN & C0.
The _5 and Ioc. Store.
London House Hardware.
i
’°"`“““°’ °“°'”"" ”"°""“'°' °"°" WEEE  
scholarship chosen to every student who ‘ _ _ _  ~
enrolls before Jan. 1st.l9lB. 28 dll. fl _ `
_ - 4 I H-  ` ’ `
lrimtrnki with cnriptisnfbyasv. J. ` . ’ - __
Webb. To' be had at the bookstores or.` _ _ L
,direct from the author, Mt. Albidn,st _,_ ‘
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n is hes    
Don't forget that the Mauders’ En lish Varnishes _hav
" r url 0 _ _ g ~ -
enamel vm.-cameron u oo. .snails ‘stood the test for years.
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‘ For sale by
f Walker’s Corner. '
riw“chi-isty"iwts md ospamnie best I a s I r   b e
hats and caps on earth priced the same. Q . _ _ ,
The stylish kind, for men, for boys. ,
E verykind, ‘style and price `_
Tryhs! 1 ‘
WE CAN CAP YOU! `
Weeks & C0.
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_vcrshocs -
1' and I
  Rubbers
.TWT
We keep all styles .
of Overshoes and rub-
' ber footwear for men,
_ _ » a _ ` _ .- 
, women and children, _ mm ' i l '
The best, safest and most pleasant
Anaesthetic ltnowu to the
_ dental profession today,-_il
'VITALIZED
  AIR.,  
' w ui is mr nfrnana erm; use amass. is
has noeegeeczt oheheyhehlrt, caudes no sickness and is plghmt bc take. -
Canbe given to young oi old
Extracting ree when platesare ordered. _ '
'BERLINB_ DENTAL PKRPLORS,
_ all the Eleading
_Canadian
Granby and
Maple leaf,
Hood and Old
Colony (filllirlcan)
IIl0RRlS & SMITH.
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makes. 1-' - I -
Choose _ The BEST
Tae Toosoeo Epicure who does not _,_ __, _._
Hickey Twist, Peaijl _or Ruby .
Hssneverderivedthat real enjdynidnt which H his.
'fheyareth fthatrad. _ _ f
__ sum ceugr six'runss°m neu rouivn 'rms
HICKEY & NICHOLSON
_rT ` xr .arf 1.-lasam P--'==
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immensely pleased with our splendid arrangements _for his reoeptiiion and with  magnificent dispiiiy, of  I
Goods. _ “Your Stocks left nothing' to be desired said' he, and next year "again, it everything goes "well, I shall
certainly be with you.” ~ _ - ~ A \
We trust our numerous customers have been equal "enriched tin! would goat that,  'nl a._ié5yr ` _ 
more da s of 1904 remain h `  ‘I  ‘
_   by in  I ' ° ,.5 ey ......1.i...1i_.._...1,- ..l.i»__.”.._1l.... r earns.. §»...-'éa%. °'l§s.....i i'.i‘i¢l.»{s   s   _
friends over1ookedi.'h.the rry and bustle inpidental to., Christ`_ as, and a New _ea~r's Gift Will be both " _"Q  ‘
garments are unexoelled, and they sro doo
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priate and e.eeeptab,iI_eH __ 6 Fave still a splendid _variot to so et from at prices the lowest in the City "
are bein continued a mi I iii
. COUNT on Mess Mb        I  
' g  , , ' ° cent new stoo '- -_tb seledt_._»lr_mn el.`t`_';_113_¢__ifI_  ___ii\r-prices; We als9,o1l’él*  __
balance of our Ladies’ and -ieses’ Winter Cos ist the slams,-'blg*.di¢scountevto_;;o  F61* style' and,  _
f’ '5 snaps at 1-9 0ii‘. Como_eas5iy'9ld ssoure.Yonr~oh¢:iod. 1  “ 
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