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Lamb tibi ____________________ _.$0 or
uiiipi-<>'i'ii1'fU\'-Y,>1f$*§*‘_1“`S- 1 WEEK 01-= PRAYER, 190i_ __ IS MUCH SURPRISED. The First Thousand. *Q 3a~;». 1-
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Beef (quarter) per lb . . _ _ _ . _ _
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Beef (snialllper lb _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
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Butterifresli) per lb . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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t`_liicken_~' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
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l`a`nli:ige iper dozl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Cabbage (per lieaidl _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
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Eggs . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . .
_ _ _ _.H ‘I3
Fowls per pnir__ _ _ _ _ . _ . _
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l"loiir per cwt.. _ __ _ _ . _ . _ . _ _
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Heels, pei' iiox _ --<1’ U*
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'l`iirnips_ per l»ii_~__ __ .ll ll’
Potatoes »u_~_ _ _ ..~-U if
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}’;u.\l¢~_v ipgr liuliclil _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .
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izzy Spells
and Headach
leak, llervous. and Run Down,
silk! Wllh NBNOUSHOSS-A TB
ceee-A Remarkable Sure.
.' Mrs. Chas. H. Jones. Pierceton,
'writes:-" For years I have be
I great sufferer with my U93"
1 nerves. I would take shaking spel
l g dizzy, swimming feeling would
lgver me. Night after nigh! I
‘ v r close my eyes. and my
ne e
would ache as though it would
rr doctor attended me
would
rrible
Que.,
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and
ls and
come
would
head
burst.
an las; 1 had to-i;ee;> to my bed. and
from
DOI
though -Y _ _ _ _ _
ifall until spring, his medicine did
i help me' - k fl ' boxes ot
.TT D.,_'..;T'_<f.T."g to..
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_C-:neral Topic lor the Week--'l`he Church
at the Door of the 20th Centur
'fhatiksgiviiigf --~“_f\iid the wo 'il of God
grew iuiirlitily and iircvailczl." Baptist QUEUEW January 2--Thi St’-CI°€i»8I‘y Of
§ch.m_-ii_1:¢»»_ ii. F. \\'nismn ami o. oi. Archbishop Benin. Rev- Monseisneur
‘ \'Olmg_  Arsenault, makes the following
each night. Collections at every service _ _ _
in aid of the P_ H L Hospmm good deal of indignation among 'he more
" '  f ; _< ~ it-_-' -_f ,  X-’~»~  'iq-.»=,e§,& _--its ~-.:_», 'ea-__: --; 1:;->; 
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Archbishop Begin's Attitude io Father
O'Leary's Case--Won't Consider the
7 M _ Petition if Presented.
ii<'i_\'1i.-tv, .1 _\\'.
statement in reference to the petition
l 'H"""""“Y° "A\° S' which is said to be in circulation, asking
Coiit`es.~iioii and Coiitrition-“Bring the cardinal to discipline Father O`Leary
t`ortlitlieret`ore fruiisnii-etfor repentance." f0l`}H1VlD2 P924 the PI‘0b€Stant burial
Grate-eCliui'cli. l{;\'. i`f.l’. liayinond and R. S*¢l`\`iC@ 0V€1‘ the S0lfli€l‘S who fell at
l-‘_ \\’lii_-:_oii, Paardeberiz; “His ,fgruce is inuch surprised
“_,_,m_,_;_`.,)M_, _IA_\._ 9_ at the report which he hardly believes
worthy of notice or consideration. It is
l)~`5@l`“‘l“ ‘fl0"°  "l"0"l-Wbtllléf the true that Roman Ciitholic clergy fare
'things that are behind. I press forward." forbidden to take part in Protest/an_A
St. .liiiiit-.~`L`liiir1_'li. licvs.1190-_\\'ll|iilU*S services, but no oliicial iiiformation of
:ind ll. M. Young. Central Uliristian Father O'L@.:,_ry having done so has been
Cl‘.iitcli.-llevs. J. W'. Mctfoiiiiell and 1). 1-@¢eived_ Even ifhe did read me English
li- -\li\<fl190\l- icliurch service it must be icmembered
"`“"“"“"`Y’§`]"‘\Y' 10 that lie was zictinff in the presence of
,_ _
Bible 50»`i@lY ill 7»i0I\ Cl\l11`¢‘-ll- ROV- J- death and under the shadow ot' tlic tonib,
| lv- M"V0'1U€ll~ G- P- Rf`~YUJ0f1‘l illld and there is certainly notliiiig in the
U- B- f~I=i\fL90<l- canons of the Roman church forliidding
i`P.i1i_\\', .i_\_\'. 11. .» Roman Catholic clergy to pray for
COn_`_e(;mtion__..LOm what wut thou Protestant dead." A Father Aisennult
have nie to do?" In First Methodist Church Staged in reply to a ‘llfect f1“e*li°“ that lf'
-Revs( r_`1~“. Fullerton ami Leo vviiiiams. i""” ‘WY Ullllkely that My C°H=‘i<i@1‘=\t'i0n
These meetings will begin at 7_3() sharp would be _given to the petition, even if it
were received by his giace. There is a
, broad minded of Roman Catholics lieie
*_-_-3--H
High Water
I ha-.e now ta en ve
1
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incidences srsuirsssssii
Dr. Cliase‘s Nerve Food, and
done me more good than I ever b ieved
'a medicine could do. VVords fail to ex-
press my gratitude for the wonderful
icui-e brought about by this treat-
ment."
Dr. Chase's Nerve F006 make!
Weak, nervous men, women, and chil-
dren strong, healthy, and happy. III
pill form. 50 cents a box, at all dealers,
or Edmanson, Bates 8: Co., Toronto. _,
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1 they cannot be excelled. " g
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BIG CUT IN GRANULATED.
American Sugar*Reiinery Cut 10 Points
and Other Companies Follow buit.
New Yonx, January 2-The American _
Sugar Refining Company has reduced the i
price of granulated sugar 10 points.
Albuckle Bros. have reduced the price .
of granulatecl to conforn with the list of ,
American sufzar refining company and ll
the national Sugar Refining Company's
prices. This puts all the companies on the ‘_
same basis.
R_F.V\ _~  _ _
m’;‘;`__Y over the matter and itis probable that
now the petition will be dropped.
Big Pork Sale.
CALENDAR FOR JAN 1901 --~
_.___ ° ’ CHic.».Go, January 2.-The Tribune says
F H M M<i1oi'i‘s8ICi1l._§NGEs ` a Chicago packing firm will supply the
Lg” Qgggtverf fzthl  m. _ lljtussian goverriment this year with 1,930
New Moon 20,,” ]0h_ 35m_ a_ m_ arrels of specially prepared meat to feed
First Quarter,_27th 5h_ 52m_a_ ni. the soldiers of the czar's army. It is
 ' = believed this contract is merely the
Mom i Anel.~§,` predecessor of others which will amount
to millions of dollars and result in the
introduction and consumption of Ameri-
can packed ments in every part of t-he
vast northern empire. A new process of
packing and pickling meat was an impor-
tant factorin the awarding of the contract..
without affecting the quality has been
‘E .7 ~ -___;._&-'___ .. _ .. "._...__-‘ _
of ABaokaoho1
Yleldeto Dr. Gliaefe Kidney-Liver Pllle,
Bloallti They Aot Dlriotly on the Lllll'
ll Noll 88 thi Kldlloyl. 1
Pains in the small or the back, ovt
the kidneys, are usually due to do-
rangements of the kidneys, and dis-
appear when the kidneys are set i-ight.
But there are other kinds of back-
ache, by far the greater proportion,
that can never be reached by treating
the kidneys. Pains in the shoulders.
through the centre of the back, and
in the sides are caused by a torpld ac-
tion ot the liver, and can only be driv-
en out when the liver ls'ma.de healthy
and active.
To reach the liver. as well as the kid-
neys, to set the dltering organs in
working order and to cure every kind
of backache, there is but one untaillng
remedy, and that la Dr. Chase's Kid-
ment that has this direct and combined
action on both liver and kidneys, and
the only one that positively and per-
-manently cures backache, whether
caused by liver or kidneys.
Dr. Ch.ase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, one
D - _
ers. or Edmenson, Bates and Co., To-
ronto. -
L _ _W A.
- A rrtnuoais.
1  _‘_ I
The problem of transporting packed meat 
any distance and through any climate | Chocolate c_,at'ed_ ’ 10 H
l
s°l'ed° ‘i prepared to fill their every wana, that no
. _
The most varied designs of salad bowls _
_ to be found in the city at ¥V. P. Colwill’s '
1
l
elegant looking hockey boots go to R. H.
ney-Liver Pills- It is the only treat- J _ ,,
F.
lll a. dose, 25 cents a box, at all deal- ‘
Tonosro, Jan. 2.-F. H. Clergue, the
new 0ntar.o, capitalist and pulp
manufa t rer, under contract with the
government to bring one thousand
families yearly into New Ontario, now in
England ciblesthat one thousand persons
will sail for Canada in Febuary and
March. Clergue proposes to open an
irninigration oflice in Norway and to get
Scanflinavians adeptiu the pulp trade.
FALLING OFF AT MONTREAL.
Mosrinai., .lanuary 2.-» Customs _
collections of this port for the past year
were $S,95~l,r`i95,9.l as compared with i
$8,978,605 for the previous year. 
_4@~ 
(}l\`I N UP TO DATE. _
\VasM1‘.  N. Stowell,but`Dorld’sKidney
Pills Cured l-lini.
Biio<'1;v11.Li-3, Dec. 131.-Wheii an
eminent physician notifies a sick man!
that his cane is hopeless and that he must, 1
die, he is, it may be taken fdr granted, in
a prel ty bad way. _ _ 1
That was the position of Mr. Ed. N.
Stowell of this cit. not lon a 0. H
V
v .Yv 8 E 5 _
had suffered all the agonies of B1ight’s _p
Disease for several years. The ablest 3
physicians had pronounced his case hope- ,-
less. und he had begun to "set his house in I
order,” when a friend urged him to try l
Dod<l’s Kidney Pills. One box put new
life in him, seven boxes cured him. Now 1
his friends hardly know him for the same
IDBI). ‘
Pgfore one more for Dodd’s Kidney Ji
s.
_ .iii .__.._.
There is a. true exemplification of;
elegance in our 31,00 \Vhite shirt.. 1,
’1`is easily worth $1.50-B. H. `
Ramsay& Cc. 2? 121 '
The immense stock of jardiniers - dis- I
played here at any price from 10 cents to
$7.50 each.-VV. P. Colwill. 14 tf
Granby rubb;-_'re wear like iron.
They have been up against the test:
of Canadian frosts and thaws for’
years and are without a. smirch on
their reputation. We handle Granby ll
1
Rubbers and Overshoes-they’ve got at
record _--R.H.Ramsay & Co. 31 Si
Rival Herb Tablets the best vet.
Oun cusroiunns know, that we are
otherconcern is so wellequipped todo this,
that we always give them full value for ,
their money, superior goods and the best
of treatment at all times.-R. H. Ramsay
& Co. '31 Si
14 bf ‘
We desire to eall your attention to our
beautiful and unmatchableliue of Cardigan
Jacket s. We have them at all prices from 'l
“ 751: up. Just Think! A Cardigan Jacket
‘ for ’l5c. A good one at that.-R. H.
' Ramsay & Co. ‘ 2b 6i
For the nicest fitting. strongest. and
Ramsay 8: Co. 4 4i.
Our hockey boots are just what
hockeyists require. Why,you ask? Well
just because they were selected by an
expert hockeyist who knew a good thing
when he saw it.-R.H.Rauisay 8: Co. 4 Si
Styie,§t and finish get our boot
trade for us. Honest material and,
good :wear hold it for us.-R. H.
Ramsay & Co. 31 Si
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THB GUARDLAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, Pl.1NC'E EDWARD ISLAND, JANUARY 7, 1901.
N  m 1 N ’ I  
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with matches etc.
I-low often we see this heading in our
daily papa: rs.
But how often people are burned in
buying Furs that
papers at all.
Most people are
ledge that they
whisper, _they a
never report. to the
ashamed to acknow-
re burned, but just A
burned onto and
fatally as lar as f iture custom ie con-
cerned wnen once they are burned at
all on iurs
We’ve met in*-my
year, and we have
perfect. warrante
and sent them
burned people this
applied the lllvo of
F ure to the wounds
rway rejoicing-
T.‘iere’s been me
in furs this win
will show up uex
comes again, an
big stock of F
burned customer
These customers
more sople burnt
yr, end Iiheee borne
fell when the cold
we’ll have to have u
rs to supply thi
ofthe other Furleu.
willbo looking for e
new placeto trade and we went than
all.
Ji-t now we’re s
our Fur Ja.0ket8,'
:$3 I-3 olf.
elling the beielmof'
Every one guaranteed by the mlllh
mid_our.eelves. N
in our Store.
chance to be burned
Prowse Bros
The Best. Fur Meri on P.' E. Island.
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rf ' 'rf-+ "*~"""“'._ " r
o R SLAUGHTER ALE
A N   'r i-i E
Of Nlen’s Furnish
' RlZ&B»Y~BDE GLOTHIHGU HATS, GHPS, FUR G01!
in s
-__-
We are in it. We will not stand by and see our neighbors giving big discounts without us doing the same for our cu_torne° . 2 ~ ' (
attractise stoc s o 1 en urnis ings in  y
my ing enables us to make.
Fur Coats
Fur Caps at cost _
Cloth Caps,
Hats
Readymade Ulster
Readymade Overc
Readymade Sui
Gloves. all
_ 1
.-4
1
 Genuine Discounts will he given whiIe_the Sale
at cosd
kinds, i
,‘.’{‘.‘§ L + ». ' - 1; f`\1 'Q F ` 11' ` ti e (if. VV'e neva" gather together a lot of cliezip, old time goods because they are cheap, but get the best our experience of ove. -1 y
Top Shirts,
~
Underwear,
  33 1-3 per cent on Colored Shirts,
° 33 1-3 per cent offsg White Shirts,
S, -33 1-3 per cent off? Neckwear
oats 33 1-3 per cent offl Tweeds, all kinds, 33 1°3 Q91’ 09015
’ 33 1-3 per cent off Valises and Hand Bags, » 33 1-3 P91’ 99°*
33 1-3 per cent off'
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lasts.
hues
wif.-'»= " ~ ’ - ~ '_ 3...-_.~»¢_+<u-1 -
Capes and (lolllh et*
TS, E11
= is We have one ofthe lar a=t nl ri
-31 per cent
3 per cent
3 per cent
-3 per cent