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ssraausnnn 1891. cnaiu.o'rris1°owN. Pamci: EDWARD isi.AND. safruaoar. JANUARY 5, isoi. s  
T0 Cure Eviry Form Of P1188.
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The only sure way to cure every form ,
cf piles, is to use a remedy like the Pyra-
mid Pile Curt-, which is applied directly
to the parts effected, and its W0l1<1€!'f\1l
healing effects are i\PP°»1`¢“i» mlm ‘het
tirst application because its medical
liropeities are rapidly absorbed right
were needed, by the delicate tissues and
sensitive membrane of the rectum. The _
<-unc is natural and easy and almost before
the patient is awaie of it, every l51`a'3e °f
piles has left him.
This is one reason why 'he Pymmld
Pile Cure has been so uniformly success _i
ful.
lt is in suppisitory form. applied at*
night directly to the diseased parts,
where it is most needed and not by the _
round about way of the stomach nor the
harsh, barbarous method of surgicalr
operations.
Direct application to the seat of disease
is the only common sense cure, und this
is fully accomplished by the Pyramid
Pile Cure. 1
1( the yoluntg-y__t_estimony of thousands `
is worth anything then no__s\_Il¥;¢1'¢r§should `
delay ln_.givii_\g t,lil,s_~8pl6B\ii4i-~I6ll\¢\_iY li
leastatrialas it costs. but50 .cents at _
every drug store, and is guaranteed abso `
lutely safe and free from opiates or
cocaine so commonly found in soecalled
pile cures.
Nearly every druggist has some favorite
pile cure on which he can make a larger
profit than he can on the Pyramid and
oftentimes to substitute, but when it is
remembered that the Pyramid Pile Cure
is the only remedy for piles that has ax
national reputation and is sold by every
firuggist in the United Statesand Canada,
it means something; it means that no
remedy could do this unless it possessed
positive unmistakable merit.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has cured
thousands of sull‘erers»from the different
forms of the disease, whether itching,
Landing in Halifax by
CAPT F. J. M. RHDDES
Returns fron China and will
T0 TROOPS
Roslyn Castle.
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enlist Men for Attica-
Irouole on Warship. 
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R ;ci»:P'rIox 'ro RETURNING Tnoors. ‘
HALIFAX, Jan. 4.-(Special)-The cityi
will give men on Roslyn Costle au en-
thusiastic welcome home and will royally
entertain them.
CAPT. F. J. M. Ruoni'-is is vA‘.~:coUvi»;R.
Capt. F. J. M. Rhodes, cousin of Cecil
Rhodes has reached Vancouver from active
service in China and intends to try and
enlist five _hundred rough riders for ser-
vice in South Africa in Baden Powells
force.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-(Special).-Word ha
ble ding or pritruding piles.
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£5?
as
the divison of Chinese loot.
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YVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
Men’s Overshoes, Water-_
proof and Felt . . . .
Sizes 6 audi
_\Ve bought them at a bar-
gain and will sell them for
el
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an
nd $1 per pair.
GOFF BROS.
satan
B0il'Bll llllwlllplllllllll 
QOQQQQQ 'j
Tlle end of the war is now in ;~
“if-“>’hf~ Everybody will now want _
Pmmres illustrating' the various ,-
hnffles fought in South Africa. 
“' e have at great expense publish- -<
ed nine large and beautiful _
_pi<y_»ires. on heavy, superfiiic, -;
_ calc idared paper. _
.Z 5.\'r'ri.i~: or Bi;i._\io_\"i‘, CH.\i:<ii>:i; _
 qui.; Bonn Goss _-vi' l~1i._.\-_\`ii_~'- j
." 1./l.\<;ra-1, A'i"rAri~; or Rural. f-
? CANADI.-iss .xr PAARDEDERQ. _‘
 Cnaiic i-; or t}i;_~i. Fnizzvcn s
_ C.\vAi.nv ox run Rizrnairiso
-‘ Gus. Laoxii-is ARMY. These
_1 _~
.5 pictures are 20x21 in. Sample and
*-‘ terms, 253 each; all four for 80c; -
- Q $1.75 per dozen; 'Z5 for $3.25; 50 for .
$511511 per 100. -
BATTLE or TUGELA Rivnn, BA'r~
_ LANDERS Ar BA'r'ri.1=: or BELMONT,
' BA'r'rLn or MAoi1:asroN'ri~:i:~:, SUR-
- iumpria or G1-is. Caoiun Ar
1 PAARDBBERG. These pictures are
_ 22x28in. Sample and terms, 401:
j each; all five for $160;$3per dozen;
$24 per 100. Very handsome;
_ printed inli to 14 colors. 25 for
“ $6;50for $12.
AGENTS coin money. Big
profit. Enormous success. The
pictures are RED HOT SELLERS.
’critable mortgage raisers. One
agent sold 03 in one day. \Ve
will send a COMPLETE OUTFIT,
consisting of all the nine dil'l`i-rent
pictures. for only $2. '1`his sum
you may deduct when you have
ordered for S20 worth. Absolute~
ly no pictures sent free. Don`t
waste time and postagée in writing
for lower prices. W e pay all
_ charges. We take back all unsold
gicturcs and refund your mouey.
ut this out and sc-.nd to-day and
begin t0 make money. Address
Home Novelty Mig. Co., (Dept. 355 B,
P. O. Box 518, Chicago.
been received here of trouble on the flag-
. ship Barfleur at Hong Kong. The men
:became insubordinate because of too,
strict discipline and, dissatisfaction over
e
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'r1.i_=: or Srio.\' Kon, Goanoiv Hion- -
The first part cf an etlie1:te`s triiniizg rc ,
lates to the carc or the stonirit-ii. ins iic;ii'- 
isliing quality of his _food iv. _cc.~_~= '_‘._"-ned.
The quantity he cats is carefuilv -.~:f_i;_»_lictl
and ineasursd. it is ciiriouf _
that this car-2 of the .»i.:i:1'.-
ach is _looked aipon :is :iii ex- 1
traordiuary thing _on=y_ to oc
practiced in special c.‘- ~' 1
stances.
It should be every ohe’s mre. Life is I
struggle for the prize of success. The man
who wins must take care of his stomach. It
is not lacl: of energy or exercise that has
caused so many a break-down in the race.
It is neglect of the stomach.
lncessant dull headache aggravated by
eating), flatulence, gnawing' in the stomach,
heart urn, acid eructziticns, coated tongue
Sgpreséioii, sleeplessness; these are only a
few. of the syin toms of a weak stomach
and. an enfeebled) condition of the digestive
and nutritive functions. Not all these
symptoms will be experienced at once, but
any one of them means danger.
“lt has made a new man of ine,” is the
constant testimony of those who have used
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.
This remarkable remedy has such a perfect
control of the stomach, digestive and assim-
ilative organs and blood making glands that
it speedily corrects the derangenients which
weaken th-sm, re-establishes them in healthy
working order, so that once more the whole
body-blood. brain, nerves and muscles-is
nourished, and built up into rugged health.
"Golden Medical Discovery ”_ contains
no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant. Its
protracted use does not create a craving for
stiruularits.
The dealer’s after the dollar and* the cus-
tomer‘s after the cure. Its the 'dealer with
his eye on the dollar who proposes substi-
tution. Let the customer keep his eye on
the cure and insist on " Golden Medical
Discovery. ”
_ Dr. Picrcc‘s Pleasant Pellets do not gripe.
mulated inipuntics.
_ 5.40 a. D., for a fire in J. D. Taylors Book
` d taste in the mouth, nervousness, mental l
They effectuallyclcanse the system of accu-
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he People
_ Say lt!
ASZARD &» ldllllllt
Have an elegant stock of Christ
mas Goods. .
The People believe
what they say. -
That’s What Brings
Us Such busy Days
and Nighislff
We‘re having stirring times
these days and strive hard
to make the people happy and of
course be a “ ITTLE happy"
ourselves. "
\Ve offera fine line of Dolls at
Half Price. _ ~
Low prices on all Xmas Goods.
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imemorandilm   A"a.sn;Di?i1gStg:e. oNo}dama';e.' Alarm by
Member of Siisby Hose
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CONl)llCT
PLANNING 01° DEFENCE
of British Legations in Cliinslp¢ gig* '_ i
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Commended _by Lord Appointed is
Lansdowne for » Military College.
skill ‘
Bililiillkml
__/,-‘-- E   _}nve}s_ti_gated. i  1"*
min., _lor a im inaivagcnt house
, on Pownal St., near Boy ._ ._
fire on the roof of a building. situmed on
een led b A W Reddln
messenger. »
MAY 25th.-False alarm. Sounded from
Box. -at 9.15 p.in.
Mat Sith.--Alarm sounded at 11.15
' ' °~~-‘-’- Tannery
Fire extinguished with slight damage
MAY 3oth.-Alarm sounded at 11 a. in . ,
Binding Store on Queen St., caused by a
boy _throwing benzine in a stove. Boy
badly burned. No damage to theibuilding.
Alarm brought in by messenger.
J ANU vit 18th ~» Alarm sounded at i 20
p.m., for a fire in E. J. Hodgson’s house,
situated _on the corner of Richmond and
\Veymouth streets. Sight damage
-Alarm from Box 32
JA\ii xml 23th -False alarm » Box 214
FEBRL Am 17 h -alarm sound d a
5.05 p.m.. for a fire in the basement of the
Prowse Block, situated on Grafton St
and occupied by the GUARDIAN Publishing
Co., and R. H. Ramsay »& Co. Fire
quickly extinguished. Considerable
damage done by smoke. Alarm sent in
by telephone.
MARCH 10th.-Alarm 'sounded at 10.55
p. rn., for a fire in a store on Grafton St.,
Mvicii lltli -Alarm sounded at 10
owned by Assisstant Chief Hermans, an
occupied by John McLeod. No dam ige.
MARC!! 20th. Alarm sounded at 4.
Jenkins 8: Sons' Grocery Store, and .lame
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JA:~'UAii\' lsi, l90'.l.-=Alarm sounded at Alarm sent in from Box`834.
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20
fora fire in a building on Grafton St.,
owned bythe Allan estate and occupied
by T. A McLean as a workshop. _ Put
with slight damage. Alarm brought in
bf essenger.
J UNE zstn.-Alarm sounded at 10.20
"p. m., fora fire in a barn in the rear of
§Mr. Frasefs-_,house on Fitzroy St. Put
i out with slight damage. _ A
l J Uni' 9th.-Alarm sounded at`ll.40 a.m.,
fora fire in the. M-':Kay Wollen Mills,
situated on the_Malpeque Road. Build-
ing, machinery and stock completely
destroyed. No. insurance. Alarm by
telephone. ,
J ctr l'2th.-Alarm sounded at 5.45 a.m._,
foralire ina barn situated on Grafton
St., owned by B. Rodgers and used by
W.A.Hutchcson. Building badly gutted.
Sarrauasn li.-Alarm sounded at 5
telephone.
Dorchester Sts
’ O"roBsa12 li-Alarm sounded at o15 P
S:Trainor's'Barber Sh . ' ‘_ `°"m"f°r_" me In a shedsltuated °“ _~ so
........i_ lt... 1..-..‘i."..i...B`iI.“"'i.§""§’»if. 0°-"=°“»~ Wheff rd °'r°e" by -he 9|1°°P |-‘Shi 5 __ =-_-.-f--
watchmam P»ar.e3t. Caused by lime which was stored Q
MARCH 31st.-Alarm 'sounded at 5.50 ;.\th‘;s,h Fzggxlrg heated' Shed and for the `  W
P' “"’f°" “fi” °“ "‘° '°°f °‘ ‘b““‘“”3 ui1ii:7r;;ar:19tn.»-Qiarm sounded at als Lgng Eygningg .
a. ni., for an overheated chimmey in . L ` 0' "
Haszard 8: lloore's store on Grafton St. an ,mi pg mm, l”|,,',, _
- No damage uma siamnmon, euinuui PHYSICIAI AIU
Ocrossn 27tli.-Alarm sounded at 1.50 imported to harlitestovrn, which
fgrafifg in StgWa[f,'5 Bgkgry on  f0|ll'  W “ W H “
` ` C ' _ _ '1 SEPTEMBER 12th.-Alarm sounded at  _ _
a. m., for a. fire in a house on Bayfield St., 12 .0 p_m for “Slight me in the rear of ' =\~-~a-..f.»:i.~.-.a »
d .L sq Y . _
p Wasnnvorox, Jan. 4.-(Speeiol.)- oiitifsitlw Antonia!
'_Ambaasado: -Pauneefote has seminal- Qfraqy jg; gmwpy,
COL. BADEN POWELL catedtothe American Governhlent D yN5¢¢‘*j&i¢
f lofi ii f mul undo
Commanding South African Mounted Police, for' which Canadian Recruits are c:;p;:’ndm mam” mndmt Milt? A 
now be. on ° 3 _ l 1 °"rusva|ossorsa.u1l‘cUl\»
mg 50"'- ‘ » ~ F. D.Gamewell, alletliodist mldotar!
_ Bunn. Jan. 4.5-D
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ML.i;i':Ti‘$ii;';.f;1;;i?___;_`;;i.;;;_.;;‘_1':_..;;.__i__________,_____y____r`___ r R t     ot
situated on Chestnut St. No damage. hg°L;°° ‘ i P'L_ ° ° 3 . m..|wd§“.“|'*k“
Y R Alarm brought in by messenger l' ° gat' °“ U e m'
muon nxmtl'i't DUJUIUUDIL
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A  APRIL   §0\lD(1Cd . at 9.05 PLANNED SCHEHE OF DEFENOB. 
l - - '2 r nw St- or-ravu, Ju.;-qupsulalt-48-
pm, from Box 2.5 Upper Pi
False alarm_ Rev F D Gamewell devised and at Bm* wi*
i' " ‘ 1 Aran. mn.-Alarm sounded at 8.40 'carried out the whole scheme ol the
_ _ n-_ m. for a fire in a house on Great George defence of the British Legation which , Ban” M °°-dw” " ni”
St.,occupied by John Joy. Slight damage- excited the admiration of the ollioers of w“°°t°“*°
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---- 1 Mar 10th.-Alarm sounded at 9.10 p.m., Aconsmfs Aooonzri-s.` e  uni* M * 33 g
~ fir a fire in a barn on Euston St., owned _
` by Morris Doyle Not much damage Wnntsgms’ Ju' L_( ‘ )_Th_  
The Fires that llccurrcd _ ` i _ s' ....i...m.....i.....i...i....»....._..-...
Cause of tire not known
i _ Mn_12i,h__Aia,-m sounded af, 12,30 of Consul Raiiolin’ H. Ford, Yau|_io,\th,‘ Y\uted-a casa d
' ~ . Beatlcya Liniueat ill! Q
_ ~ a..m., fora fire in a .barn situated on the and ¢ryi;,g¢°g¢;;3a|;i,g¢¢|»|»y°;|,|‘,q§g¢
  Green Road, near Boyle’s Tannery. _Barn at disbunements auegedm  “H9” A" *um*
1 lete _ ._ _ 1 _
owned by R. Heartz. Comp ly
___* _ fiestroyefl- °" a°°°"“t'. °t dm” ‘A "3 °”' '_““°" 1`0»||\Y°\ PM
_ _i MaY10th.-Alarm sounded at 5.05, for `
_` ia fire at thelCharlottetown Water Works '  "°"""`
NONE WERE . SE.Rl0U§,..Pss;et*e= Sff~'»*°“~ °“ *‘"= M=!P°a‘1°_R°°<’~. .__ , - ~ muufmau 4 -4»»\¢-»--
' iB“""‘“‘°" d""t’°5°"°l‘ so-3”? D"-“P “"3 ~ aiulaatli me *edt wink. MNH
_ sit”-_:_j._l_,__ _*term 'sent in by telephone. ~ ' _
____ ii MAT l8§li. ~ Alarm sounded at 8.10161* 'a ._ ' r elif!! M' W *D
an-iuliéi
Kuhfdi HMO *ffl
Handswliits
SURPRl$Ewon’t hoftihuni
Ithaszennrkablequalitksbs
easy and quick washing of
dothes,butisharmlzl\ tothe
hsadsmidiothemostddiom
fabrics.
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a. m.,
I Kent St. Put out with slight damage. '°°‘"':n;  N” lb nw' kg 'ggi @*y
Noviauana lst.-Alarm sounded at 8.55 2 k 25
a. in., for a tire in Qui1‘k’s Bakery,situated Q  hcN°;;»t: Bucs! Bw". T
onGrifton St. Extinguished with slight _ 25 gangs,
damage. ¢`_ Heaton’| Chow-Chow, Qc; li! _
Novimnnii. 21st.-Alarm sounded at 'll tight top.
l a.
I
with considerable damage. »
A Dsonmsiza 17th.--Alarm .sounded at -.
11.4.0 a.m., for a Src in a building situated
on Great George St., and owned by Mr.
Robertson. _ Extinguished with slight
_d;».ma_;e. '
 rims eos
`  '7':' ' i ' ` _ _  if __ --s»   `. _  ,sf ¢`_~- , . _ - _
__ Y __1;_(A;m§   .~’g' ' s :_ _.,_;___.>_;_,;_~;. ‘_ _» _ _ ;_» __ _`,__  .”V_~_  V __ > 1 >- _ _._ _ _ .V V
' A -  ~ = .   _~‘ »~f“T..~_=.» "`~~ " “='=1»s_»-'" ‘~"' .nf ._ <=,:_»,  ,.  ' we
was ...=e&;,..¢...e_ ,xg ,
”` &'@“‘    ¥% .£’éa..;=.f:.~~.. .»..l& "* ‘ ~ »
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  2.55 r.m.,foraiire ina house owned by  Wl;:Eud°‘ bu' s\“'Pfh° S°5Pi
Joseph \Vise and situated on Lower HQ. No ,ies cm but annul,”
.__._...-. Pownal St., near Boyle’s Tannery.  Brahmin We nn me ummm..
f i
Madg fy-Om png ‘Extiuguishid with Slight damage. ‘  gtislg, _
cream tartar l UE JEMBER l5l;l‘. -Alarm sounded at ill. ~
of ° 9.05 m. for a fire in the schooner Stanley 4'? Those are cvh prices.
° \i'1
l\Eac.,ow’ned by Councillor Lyons, and lf ' G°°d° delwercd fr" m ci”
lying at Queen'sWharf. Fire extinguished
.i‘; - sept. i mow. i
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ueanaeuininis
nuirnllv
Poaeamaf
*shawn
*WLM
P I Nall Masses
Camedia Albus
War Statics
Our Haiku- Fire
Prince Edward
Magaxine
__ Prince Ediltd I
51' “gg gg” mpg, gg lll\1l\l'\bfd duh” Cf
occupied by Weeks 8: Warren for a toot 0-clock - _ -
_ , , p. in., for a Hre ina hon e on
store. Considerable damage done tothe Bmmp Sm N0 damage_ Amr; by R' “"“.’”‘.‘ Bdlln  md,"
stock.
0
Pocl¢et°Diarles ll
Weeks & Warren's Boot Store, situated Mt md”
on Grafton St. No damage. PBPPH,  PIPE;
. _ . Ll .-F 1 1 d d
a. in., for a fire in s. building on Queen St.é 6.l(;),)o};r_O§‘1_‘iRf1I.€m11 Bozieczrmrx 2:1-`;;\¢;,_:(§ - _-_g -_ _.B est Noah
owned by the McGratt-h cstate an
occupied by M. Stevenson fora tin shop , ° .. c N
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Gllllifll
I have ned Ipl
Christmas ‘onfffliotl
ll C\iocoIa\e,Si!0w Ill ts
also Table I-alias
I have l‘eJ tk fsleet
lhgaziaes and Daily Papers.
‘Non Depot
and\H> W
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lf Cor. Euston and Hillsboro Sts. _C
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