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TIIE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE H)WARD ISLAND, JANUARY 9, 19|. K
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Address and Presentation.
H-impshire Sund-iyschcol waited upon
Hr. Albert Tremere when Mio'-*C2*
Charlotte Stewart and Elin \Vatts
presented him with a very lian-lsome
bible and tha following address, in beliixlf
of the scholars:
DEAR 'l`1-:avul-:R \\'e feel that
we cunnot permit. our class to
disperse and our Sunday school
to rlose without thanlzing you for
your viilunhle services as teacher. \\'e
feelthat theliours past in our school
under your in.~ti'iii.-tioiis weren. great
hunt-tit to us, nnil the _;ood fruits gathered
from your doin',: will iiiliiieiice us till the
i-iidofoiir ii:i_\'s. in retiirii we present
yin witl\llii.\ bible :is :i token of you
inn- 1.: you. May it ben sword in the
`||-,iy..l\.f.=\ Lfooil \\‘:irrioi‘. \\'e wish you
ri }..’<-r:_v L,`|=ristiiizi.~' :lull al liuppy New
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Hi. Allext Tirnicie uns taken
bv sui'pri.~`<-_ telidt-i°l_v replied und
lllliillieii ll.i> _~|.laulul‘S lor llleir
\ei_v ll:\tterin;_g address and the
vi-ly lraiidsoiiie ;_'ifl._lio|iii._'_;vtll:it the
i»le_~_~iii3_'.-~ of hun who is ilii- giver of all
-_»..o.l null perfect gifts muy rest upon
¢-zirii ilieol lhrlii. v~i.~hii.;,' all a Merry
i.`lui.~iin;is and a liappy .\ew Year,
After purmkiiig' of the gooil things
provided by Mr. Albert. iieinere and
singing and music they returned tu their
homes plea si-d with their evenii\g`s
urijoymeiit.
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I H I r Could I rest ' to participate inthe pastime of this festive `
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ill UH`l=*U\\il5 l'"'- l ‘e 'C' ° M’ - I tl old X b éket that han ` ._;sealon. The room hal been previously ag fx Dogg °f¢h¢ 2015 C¢g¢ufy_ Q  .
He Walked The Floor
h1A;'cny lltlihlna In thetack-Sleep
Impossible-llodlclne of no Avail lin-
tll lla get Dr. ¢haso's Kidney-l.lver Pills.
l Mr. Patrick J. McLaugh1an, Beau-
iharnols, Que., states:-" I was troubled
iwlth Kidney Disease and Dyspepeia. for 
‘i0 years and have been ao bad that I
‘could not sleep at nights on account of
ipalns in the back. but would walk the .
itioor all night and suffered terrlbde
iagony.
i “I tried all sorts of medicines but
ight no relief until I began using Dr.
fChase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. They made
’a new man of me, and the old troubles
seem to be driven out of my system."
Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills have
an enormous saie and owe their popu-
larity to the fact that they can be ab-
solutely relied upon to cure all all-
ments of the kidneys, liver, and stom-
ach. They are purely vegetable in
composition, prompt and etectivo ln.
action, and cure mrmanently. One pill
a  25 cents a. box. at all dealen, as
Bthhnlon. Bates and Oo. Toronto.
f -- . _-Y Mil-'Yi -dl _.-.al
llr. J. H. Ayers
. nsnrisr . ‘
0FFll3E-Licnnysldo. New:
Prowaa Block. Fires door to thel
right up stairs 1
Satisfactory ‘York Reasonable.
prices.
EEG. lllllllUlHEilS,M.ll.il.M.,,
L. R. G. P. London-. 
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEUN 
Mike nal Residence; Kent St. Opposite
Mark Wriglifs Factorv.
OFFICE ll0URS:8-IO a.a|.,l2 to2 p_il.,7 to8 pp
Telephone Communication
Dee 1 elif j
. ml. I mil 'Lil 1-' 1
D l8 Ol Cl] \I gbl
remembertheso beautiful words of the
Lpoet Moore. l suppose though it is all
right for the more one knovi s abouijylooro
the more he wants to know. So as the
great. Moore is no more I will not moor
my thoughts to him any more
and enjoying the comfort of one of the
elaborate parlor cars of the Belfast
Murray Harbor Ilailway, who should
enter the apartiiicnt car, as we passed
Rona booking; station but my old friend
Funnicus Fiinnylove. "Why I hardly
knew you,<}oe," was liislirst snlute,“Your
feet have grown entirely beyond my re-
collection. How do you feel, old boy 'F'
"Oh," :nys I, "I feel spiritualistie." “I
see" says, Funnicue, “I suppose you feel
_just medium. \Vell, Gee, this is the
fastest. train I ever! travelled on. They
may talk about the P. E. I. Railway but
this|\elfa»t Railway takes the cake with
tba current in it. On leaving Southport
this morning I asked my wife to stand on
the out end of the platform and l'd put
my head out the window and give her
good-bye kiss." “Aland did you." says 1.
“Did I I I kissed 0. cow at Pownal" said
Funnicus in disgust.
1”. -They say a witch will sail in a sieve,
but I believe the devil would not venture
aboard the consciences of some people I
heard speak at political meetings during
the last campaign But then you can
never get a crab to alk straight.
5.-A young man §down in Cardigan
recently wrote his llest girl that he would
like to be in _jail for stealing her.
6.-l"unnicus reasons that it must have
been a male dove that carried the olive
leaf back to Noah's fork because a female
couldn'L keep her inbuth shutlong enough
to carry it.. ”
7.-“VVliats' for isale here?" asked tx
hard-headed son of toil as he entered it
Montague store. "Blockheads," said the
storekeeper in a grutl' voice. “Well," said
the rustic, “there must be great demand
for them I see there is only one left."
8.--'Talk about secbnd hand eggs; I met
a commercial traveller ai few days ago who
claims to have seen a bald-headed egg
so unlucky that if lit were raining soup
he would’nt have ariytliilg but a fork in
10.-Bill Stump claims to be a god-
',_ A Dialogue-Masie and Surah J.
M The Last Charge-(Solo)-Dan McKay.
.,McLeod, Minnie McPhee, Ethel and
Pearl Robertson.
I A Hundred Years to Come-(Song)-
Flora. McKay, Mrs. J. Robertson, Sadie `
` Santa Claus And His Famous Dolls-
-decorated with festoans of eier ieens
_Dop-corn, and burning tapers. It,
` could not fail to’ please the artist eye
\'At the appointed hour the curtain was
,drawn and the chairman Mr. McSw:iin
l well rendered program was
ianthusiasiieallv received by a full house:
Gay, Minnie Hobertsoii, Kltie Arthur.
_;Sarah J. McLeod.
Good-willnnd Peace- Annicl.. \IcLf_-od
H (Hymn) "Bring them ln"~_~§illiel, Pearl,
‘Willie and Charles Ruin-rieon, `\Villie
McSwain, Annie McLeod.
A Boy`s Quurrcl-~\\'illie and Chzirlr-:-
Robertson.
Christmas Bells--Minnie 1IcI"iit-e.
Santa Claus, Jolie-(A hnger playli-
Jamsie and Emily Robertson, Ciilibrd'
_ More About Jesus-Etliel, Pearl, i
Willie, and Chas. Robertson, Minnie
l[cPheo, Willie McSwain, Annie McLeod.
`,lcLe0d,Minnia M. Robertson, Maggie
Gay, Katie Arthur, Katie Nicholson.
A Ride With Santa-VVillie MeSwain.
A Chriatmaa Worry-Emily Robertson.
If You’ro Good-(What. Sauta:Will Do)
-Ethel and Pearl Robertson.
Christmas Candles-Katie Arthur,
Minnie Robertson, Maggie Gay, Annie
A School Girl’s Soliloouy-Maggie Gay.
E. Burhoe.
Dan Burhoe, Minnie McPhee, Flora and
Maggie Nicholson, Katie Mc-Swain, Katie
McDonald, Emily Robertson.
y Mr. Dan McKay in Arctic region
lgarments with bells impersonated Qthe
.lovedlegendry Saint Nicholas in an able
,and entertaining manner. The numerous
presents handed out by him testified to
the generosity and good-vvillof the people .i
of Mt. Hope. The decorating of the
schoolroom and tree and preparing of the
Miss B. A. Matheson.
One good evidence of Nliss Matheson’s
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A Christmas Greeting' Song'-Maggie!
Gec Wi1Iic_lien's Items I§‘3§=;'§;jtm'{y;"»‘§my§§§g~;u§;§§;l WEEK 0l= PRAYi:R 1901 F ,.. 
1.- sweet vm of Avon, now Gaim ° °“ ° ” ' G¢,,m|T¢,p;¢ fm- ¢r¢ W¢;i;_1'i~_¢ ohm-¢h _l®~r .9321
_W Hb. Ho e thered at Mt Ho e school _ "-\\” 1
theweii," | ’ ' ‘V ’ ~-- I ,‘_. ` _ ’
WVell » R ell v Vi ell ' Pon my soul if1'a'gna5§::3:;;::o;&::§;’n‘ mommmt rulsnar, im. Q
can think of another word of it _ “lIanp;. was nxsd th. “vena u:.;V_a .Decimal of wEr,y35DAy_i,];_\'~_  ` ‘ ‘ '_
in the well"-well, hang it! \Yell, a.ll`swell l .., . _. . , ,_ .
Hut end_ 'eu md u was .Ms wen lg Natures work by Art refined. By the Determiaat.on. - Forgetting the
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. H d ` I Y I ‘O `h° nl el0c\m0nis£§help of willing hands it was soon loaded things that are behind, Ipress forward."
."° One' _“sm ' _ M with the Xmas fruits, with the numerous { St. James' illiurrli. Revs. Leo.'_Williams
once upon ri time ani now lcaniiot even .Lindy MRS, b..uLiful gifts’ Hahn, , and G' M. Young. Central Christian
W-"~»‘¢ Chiiicli.-Revs. J. W. McConnell and D. i
_ indeed a blaze of light and beauty and l B. MacLeod. '
'rHr'nsnAv,fJ aw. 10
Bible ."0 :iety in Zion Church. Rev. J.
McConnell. G. P. Raymond and
2. *quietly thawing U' plug or 'won (FMU. _ called the meeting to order. The following D, B_ Mn¢Lr-gil,
Fn1n.‘.‘.', JAN. 11.
Consccr:ltion~“Lord what wilt thou
have nie to do?" In First Methodist Church
-iievs. 'l`. l". Fullerton and Leo Vifiiliams.
each night. Collections at every service
iz: aid of the I‘. E. I. Ilospiliil.
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J ones, Katie McDonald. l
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WHAT FIAKES YOU COUGEI
Did you ever wonder _just what it is
that makes you cough? In a general way
it is iinderstood to he an involuntary effort
of nature to eject something from the
breath pipe. AS a matter of fact, merely
a slight throat inflammation caused by a
cold will cause a cough to start, and the
more you cough, the more you Want: to
cough. If you allay the inflammation in
the throat your cough will stop.
Don’t lull the sensitiveneas ofthe tl.roat
with medicine containing a narcotic, but
give it soothiucnnd healing Qtreatmont.
This is difficult because the inflamed
parts are in the way of the passage of
food and drink. The true cough remedy
is something that will protect the throat
from t-he ill effect. of catarrhal discharges
and also from the irritation of swallowing
food. Such a remedy is Adamson's Bot-
anic Cough Balsam,which for many years
has been conquering the most obstinate
coughs. It isa soothing compound prepar-
ed from barks and gums. Its beneficent
effect is quickly felt and the work of hea-
ling promptly begun. If you once take
Ada.mson’s Balsam for cough, you will
never be satisfied without some of it at
hand for any new cough. A trial size of
the Ba s im can be secured of any drug~
gists for 10 cents. The regular size is 250
In asking for Balsam be sure you get the
WCHNDS SD¢0l5f\Cl@°» l_ _ Q program wa, under ¢,hea1,}e made,-ship I srenuine which has “F. W. Kinsman & Co
5.--A Peakes Stallion :nan claims to bc* of our popular and painstaking tmehu._ L own in me b0;;1e_
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his p°ck°°‘ ,  ' popularity in this place was evinced by ' ENIO JE HO] EL SOLD
the unanimous vote of thanks tendered 3 “"
fguher because he stood up for a lady in a her on this occasion, to which sh, made 3 _SvDNiir, Jan. 2.-The Yendome hotel.
Mount Stewart street car the other day. fsuitable reply in ‘_ few wen about 1\orth Sydney, was sold to-day to H, H,
ll.-The largest hearted man in Town is ‘ remarks’ "making the audienca fm. the , McKenzie and P. Le Greshoy.
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the man who got a flur `acket by a fluke
_ _ , J Ihonor done her. After singing' “God  _ __
and gave it to his wife as a Christmas box. £38", the Qunny.. the many company, *'”*-'-°
GBE W""‘“"“‘” dispersed, well pleased with the evenlngh , ARGUSED ATILAST .. 
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' a combined treatment for disorders of
‘onre for complicated diseases of these or- L
To the t°.rr`bi f
in Ontario the eG.1?;;’:ng§?e(dt tignseltilgizytfigg
W "Ubliih h0SDitals for eonsum tives
f A BRIGHT IDEA i As a prev ntative to consumption there is A i;-; »
i Was that of Dr. Chase when he discover- '° treatm “lt” wbe compared to Dr' Chasgs ; 
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which
; ` e kidneys and liver and so provided a ¥'r“mp%7 and effectually °“" es ever? C0\18’hl , Q'
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and col . It has by far the largest sale of
h rd & C “which were formerly incumble Dr A any remedy for throat and lunar troubles
C. C- Ric a s _ % Ch . K.dne _Liver Pius are the 25 cents a. bottle. Family size 60 cent;
Dell' SiPl.~Y°\1l' HIN»4RD'S LINI' wa.rld‘s';r°¢;i:-ost! cur; for kidney, liver and ‘nl d°“1e"‘°
MENT is our remetl for aore throat,aulds . stomach troubles, and has an enormous sale `
d 11 din-,_ ,_ih§“t,_ in all parte of Canada and the United G
an a or I . Simtel. One nilladose. 25eents ahox. l raubl’ "1l>b"|‘~l Wear liko IND
It never falls to re eva and cure pro They h
in tl . ' ...-._--- y  are been up against the test
Partlulgnve. A elegance in our $l,00 White shi:-t.i~5°"_" °"d "9 ""ilh01liH\ Pllliwll in
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p y CHAR gs' ygg0TE.q_ There isa true exempiilioaoion ol ."’f C‘“‘d’“‘“ ff0'1¥fS B115 than for .»
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_'rn wily -with $1.50-R. H.
Ramsay 81 Oo. 2? 12i l
$7.51) each.-W. P. Colwlll. ll tf
'him' "PH U-ion. We handle Granby
Rubbers a .d Ow>r~hoen-t.l'ey’ve got a. N I Qi?) l;f.;_,: \ y . `
"°°°"d~-R H R'+1li<vy & Fo. 3l 81 ‘ 4 % iilllli 1 4" %
The i'n‘nen~ae stock of jardiniers dis " Rival Herb Tablets the best yet, f' z   *J . 1,-`
played here at env price from 10 cents t » Chocolate coated. ° 19 gf '
 
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These meetings will begin at 7.130 sharp
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we offer von all our 'l"ailot-made Liver-
coats and Ulsteis at 1-3 06'; our foresight I
tells us that ’tis hetterio sell them even at
aloss than to carry them over till next 5
year. _ I
New Coats sell better, next year thin
those that are carried over no matter how l
good they are. i
You may not yield readily to persuasion
but you will find it hard to resist. the E
eloquence of these goods at 1-3 of. ‘
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from our stock of furnishings,
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Warantf-rl Suspenders Warranted Gloves
Yerfect Ties Beautiful Shirts Q
St.y'ish Boilers
.B otty Hats
Nice (`uil`s
Elegant Underwear
Wearable lui!-Hose 1
Linen llandkrrrhiefr. I
Give nstlie vo dand _we will makcyuu
the most at_lactive man in Charlottetown, ;
Prices now like the goofs, very popui-ir,
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ll i~ are in it.. Vi e will not stand by and see o H. ne ighbors givmg big d1....n.nts without us doing the some for ur eu 1 . g
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in . enables us to mike. . _ _ 
@enui€Ele misoenrrts neil  `
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33 1-3 per cent '
Hats. T .33 1-3 per cent
Readymade Ulsters, 33 l-3 D81’ C9111?
Readymade Overcoats, 33 1-3 D91” C9111?
Readymade Suits. 33 1 3 P91' 091119 052
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Tweeds, all kinds, R -
Valises and Hand Bags,
ri le the Saie lasts.
p Shirts,
_.. nelciiwearr
Colored Shirts,
/ White Shirts,
33 1-3 per cent 08
33 A1-3 per cent of
33 1-3 per cent OH
:£3 1-3 per cent on
33 1-3 per cent ol!
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