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THB GUARDIAN  Wl PRTNCR EDWARD ISLAND. JANUARY 25. igo4
Iris understood that A A McLean,
K ll e Wes urens
Ch rr Pe t r    Rid(fhwiiiltlT:lT7t;%h:er3tive intetres?ino MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
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Cures consumption Not all p°'m°" °° H°"°° Hmm
cases, but very many Your Tas marriage or Joan Herman Jones or
, E T Pownal and Misa Ellen Drake of Cornwall
doctor Wm te" you m( re al3r%l$"   S Jan N, was the occasion ofa very attrac-
mis cough remedy 1”" °‘°°°: tive home wedding at the residence of the
"_ bride's parents The ceremony was per
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Re orters and Corres ondenia Bmw-»~i»1-nd im wed-1|-=¢ -1-rw 1'
p p Anbnry Jones, brother of the groom
Evgrywhgrg num tae omcs or mi. mas, and Miss
Aggie Drake,sists.r of the bride performed
___ the dnties of bridesmaid. The nuptials
HUVC y°u ¢Vef ‘med °uf suv” P°u5h T iwere celebrated in the presence of a select
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Will 110! injure the Sllvci' We use it Ourselves secutor Brown for violation of the Can md me uumeruuu uud valuable wgddgug
W e ele
W W  J w r °°ll»B who have the honor f ber
STOCK Nome -Charles Carter,a well *°‘l“°|““°°° The K\’°°'” "lm 1' "°“
  g =' = 'T ; ' known “bookman of W|nB|0a North ls thu known as a successful contractor and
house builde Is the eldest son of David
owner of a sow that for proiiilcness can 1'-   i
not probably be excelled if equalled in the J°°°° °f P°W““|» “nd °“-l°75 ° "'11 °‘“`“°d
Province. Within a year this specimen 9°9“l°""‘Y M' °“d M" J°“" ""1 m“k°
has had nm” Utne" M follows 3-an wth their home in the beautiful new residence
1m3_m Ju” Mb, ”03_20 Dem mud. 19. which is being completed for their occup-
_13'aw“xot_wuv° | B out of th,” ancy at Alexandra. A beautiful wedding
46 p|g,' 36 "ved and ,ii “mama for thu supper was among the agreeable features A    i S 
market Who can beat thisl f ° °°°“°‘°" Am’°“gh me
evening was cold and somewhat stormy
  S mlb” "°°°“"lY V“bu°h°d WM" "h° the usual visit of unlnvited, but very
in A'“"|°° “PW” tm’ ““'“°5 °f 5°""°l welcome guests was not omitted These
Canadians who have attiained eminence mnquenderun dmemnt Dames mme
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1” ‘ha United Sl’°t’°s °“ h° nw at me marching bravely through the deep snow S   i Y 0 
H sent iilling positions of prominence in the and very ‘ccwmbly contributed their pub
Republic There are 14 443 names in the ment
toward the entertain
 volume and of tbesc245 are Canadian
born Among the latter appear the nam-
es of the following eminent Prince Ed-
Fer the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
Leading Studio
C RBON8
PLA INOTYP El
ARTIBTI PIOOFI
ceo i-i cook
NEW DUBRISAY BLOCK
The Studio where baby is always
welcome
1-  »-=-»-~=    ~ STANLEY BROS
Silver vream 1nb°tt1e5'°25 cents ohm” ; u' Z! ° t S I dur’ bride was vor! becomlnily attired in a
O Sami' ny. dow t vw gnwaerapnroprim white material. The
Powder in boxes containing 5 cuncm. price 25 cents Once used Blmehud ohm” Hum at WMM’ mdmmid "_ mo “amd in A my
always used River and John Hearts of the same place huuuuuuu mum",-_ Thu in-id, 1, gh,
appeared tomewertothe fvhlrve 0! PM eldest are mn- or Robert Drake, nr
ad»T°mv°\mw° Act Each °°nf<w=°dt° presents testinsd to the nigh esteem  
ailrst otYence and was lned $50 and u wmuh uh, |, el,-| 1,
Achiu Corus. SllIlDCi' S 'rx  THEY ACTUMLY WAN TS AT UNCE.
Medical College, San Francisco
   Silas M. McVane, Professor of Ancient
‘and Modern History,Harvard University, ---
Is sure to remove them. Used cambridge. F d Ba - W hl U 1
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on hundreds of Corus without Stephen O Measi-a,born at Charlottetown
failure. No trouble to use. A
bottle goes a long way in making
"Life’s Walk" easy.
Price I 5c.
Geo E. H ughes..

Made Over ,fithe Right Last,
ls the right way to last. Bow could it happen
otherwise then that every ahoe in this store is 
well made, will not only tit well. but look well ,
and suit the pocket book every time. Big bar-
gains this month. just try ua.
A. E. Mggmgvcuem,
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INFOR MATION
Winter Steamers for P. E, island
THE winter stearners “Minio" and “Stan-
ley." are nnw upon the route between
Picton and Georgetown, For the present one
steamer will leave Picton daily sl o‘clock a.
rn., returning the next day, weatliex and ice
conditions perrniuing.
The other steamer will leave Georgetown
daily at the same hour in lhe morning. return-
ing the next day, weather and ice conditions
permitting and crossing favorable,
Further notice will be given ii any change is
mane in t he movement cf ihe steamers
F, GUURDEAU
Daputy Minister of marine and Fisheries.
Depa ment of Marine and Fisheries,
Ottawa 5th January, 1904 ,
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Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower Pro
vinces.
Choices! growth of India
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Broken sizes of
diiferent lines
` picked out and
placed on our
counter at cost-
your size is here
in one or the other
and you get them
cheap.
iiiiyicu.
24 cent Ten for
19 cts pci lb.
New Blend Tea imported direct
from London last Fall which We
want to clear out at once. In
order to do sv we ofier the lot in
unbroken packages at the low rate
The boxes contain 21 pounds of
and Cevlon.
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To Editor Guardian
DEAR Sm,- i
We wish through the medium of your paper to
wish the general public A HAPPY NEW YEAR, To the
customers and friends whose co-operation made our Christ
mas sales a record breaker we are especially grateful. In the
future as in the past our best services will be given to make
our store bright, prosperous and up-to-date.
Respectfully
REDDIN Bucs.
We haVe 011 hand 45 B0Xe5 Of senger hy the Minto Friday morning en
retired _iournalis , Boston, Mass.
Jacob G. Schurman, President Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y.
Over sixty of the Canadians mentioned
are professors in leading American Coll-
eges; a large number are journalists.
BART Duffy is in a quandary regarding
the National championship speed skating
meet, to take place at Verona Lake, N. J.,
on January 23rd. Duffy said today,
talking on the matter, that he Was led to
believe that the meet would not come off
until about the middle of February, but
on Saturday he received entry blanks
stating than Lbs meet would be held on
the Zlrd lust, and thus his plans were
rather upse t. At present lie does nrt
know whether or not he can make proper
arrangements so as to get away, as he had
other plans in view for thc time the
championships come off. He has written
to headquarters for further information
on the receipt of which he will definitely
decide on his course. Duffy says be hopes
to make proper arrangements with
Sirony, the speedy New York skater, to
come to St. John and skate him a series
of races. Sarony is doing worideriul
workin New York, and aserles between
him and the iocnl man would create a
large amount of interest.-St. John
Globe. (Mr. Duil`y visited Charlottetown
several days ago and raced with Arthur
Gaudet in Hillsboro Rink.)
EEUHEETUWN
WMTN the stomach orliawels. They themselves
Charles Fraser is visiting his parents at
Montague.
Miss Alice Compton was a passenger by
the Mlnto Friday morning en route to
New York City.
Miss McKie, Murray River was a pas-
ronte to Boston.
George Peters who has been visiting
his parent-i at Lower Montague has re-
turned to Sydney.
S. S. Stanley`s cargo yesterday morning
consisted of 50 quarters beef 22.0 hog-,
of .
19   lb. 1;-zlgtgoaiilialidsliiieeialis, four cars oats and 200
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The'Railwi\y Department are survey-
tea each and we guarantee the tea ["2 for the Sewlfmile FY5l-em ln °°“U9°l' strength. Nature rep iirs the worn and
ion with the new depot. It is to ba hoped
to be a first-Class artlcle' l'°° "Mt “ t“l°Ph°°° "WY TW installed-Thi’ - thebone ofa brokenlimb,whlch is ofcourse
is a crying need and it is regrettable that
it has been neglected so long.
The marriage of Mies Irene Collins,
eldest daughter of Daniel Collins, Stnrf
geon, to Arthur Thompson, Peters' Road
tague on the 20th. Leith Young acted in
the capacity of groomsmen and Miss
Blanche Young bridesmaid. Rev. Mr.
Wason oiilcieted.
The leap year skate Fridaynight proved
an immense success. Travelling on the
Ice being exceptionally good a large num-
ber ofthe younger element were in
evidence from Montague and vicinity.
The band boys struggling against odds
suillolenttodiscourage any similar nr-
ganlxation are to be commended for their
perseverance. Many expressed hope that
the pleasant experience may be repeated.
A GOOD SELLER.
Kimnaroxs Lnnuain- is a good seller
and gives excellent satisfaction.
F. D. Santan,
Perth, N. B.
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A The enormous demand for White’s High Class
Caramels justifies the
was soiemnized at the Parsonage, Mon- ".l“ll»BHIl°0d~" Their llllllllflllilflfl U11'-ITL
D0 THE WORK
Digested--Some Stoniachs Must
Have Help,
from the nature of the food or the ccndi
tion of the stomach, is not digested, is
worse than no food at all. This is a true
statement as far asit goes and a great
many dyspeptics go only this lar with
their reasoning. They argue with them-
selves that because their stomachs do not
do the work given them, they must
be given less work; in other words they
must be starved. It would be lust as
sensible lor a business man who is un
able tc do all his own work to run down
his business to his own capacity as it is
for a man to starve himself to relieve his
stomach. The senstlilo business man
employs help and goes forward with his
business. Likewise the sensible dyspep-
tic will employ help for his stomach and
give his holy proper nourishment.
Stuart`s Dysprpiln Tablets actually do
the work assigned to them. They relieve
weak and overburdened stomachs ofa
great portion of digestive action. Their
component parts are identical with iho»e
of tliedigcstive fluids and secretions of
the stomach iinil they simply Luke up the
grind and carry on the work _just the
same ii-i a good, strong, healthy stomach
would do lt.
Ori this account Si.u»irt,'.~i Dyspcpsla
Tablets are perfectly natural in their
action and eifects. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturb-ince in
digest the food and suiiplv the system
with fill the ncurishinviit contained in
what is eaten and carry out Natures
plans for the sustenance and mainten-
ance of the body.
How much more sensible is this method
than that einployeri by many su tferers
from weak stomachs. By this means the
body and brain get all the good, nutriti-
ous food they need and the man is proper-
ly nourished and equipped to carry on his
work and perform his duties. l-le could
not possibly bein proper working cond -
tion by starving himbelf or employing
some new fnngled Insufficient food that
does not contain enough nutriment for n
year old baby. A strong mnn doing
strong work must be properly lcd mid
this npplles to thc brain ns well as thc
body.
S uart`s Dvspepsiri Triliiets, hy iclieviug
he stomach of its work, cnlililc it to rccu-
perate and regain its normal health and
wasted tissuesjust as she heali and knits
not used :luring the process of repair.
Stuart/s Dyspcpsla l‘abl=ts are for sale
by all druggii-its at 50c a box and they are
the one article that the druggist, does not
try to sell something in the place oi thaL's
and success and the universal demand
forthem has placed them within the
reach of every one.
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Not merely ci. now spring or
n now clip. but a form of eye-
glass mounting wholly new.
adiuoted in ia new wav; takes
hold and holds on in a new
way.
Nothing jar.: fbrm
out of place.
M G. F. Huteheso 
lxnoft Optlobh \_,
STANLEY BROS.
Food taken into the stomach which, '
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We wish to thank our customers for the generous share of
patronage extended to ua during ‘he past year and would respert-
fully ask for a continuance ofthe same during the year 1904.
Wishing you one and all a Happy New Year,
§»A\l\IZE?€€l\| c3< CDS
\Vc remain yours truly,
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PIANUS
THAT STAND
There are any
number of pianos
that look well and
sound fairly wcllat
the start. You can
buy cheap pianos
that will do that-
but a piano should
be made to last a
#WHY
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HUCKEY
STTKKS
Doii’t go on the ice and be
liauciicapped with n poor
stick. \Ve sell a good
hockey, second growth ash
for 40 cents. A stick you
can depend upon, cele-
brated for rigidity and
lightness. Vile give spec-
ial discounts to clubs.
Milchclis Bookstore
Siiiiiiysitlef
5
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4
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_~_a
lifetime. If it only
stays good a few “'
months it is dear at
any price.
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HEINTZMAN t
PIANUS
Are the kind that
stand. They are
safe instruments to
buy. Sollonly by
M|llEli ililllS-»
~.~.»s-¢ ~ :
ueen Street.
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At the solicitation of a large
number of Electors of \Vard Four
Iliave consented to contest the
ward at the forth coming election
Upon thc important question,
(Electric lighting) which engages
:the attention of a large portion of
the citizens, I deeiii it necessary to
state my views. I :mi in favor of
City Ownership ani supplying
light at cost. as it is with ilic sew-
erage and water at present.
I elected I will always* use my
influence toward the improvement
ol the City nud the condition of
the citizens generally and especial-
ly those of \Vard Four. As mv
time is limited :intl I may not be
able to make a personal canvass. I
take this means of stating my
Claim that thoy alle the best in Canada, 9.5 there are none just as good as .  Charloitetnwla  views and asking your support.
_ ' . ‘ P-l`-l- I am always as I will be if elect-
White’s. Don’t take any other.
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