" 'run cuIAan1ANcHonLorl‘arowlr._ 1?oE_1.IIi0IYEZi»£B_ER_  lsoo’
ENIEDIES.
1);, Cliase's Kidney-Liver Pills, for diseases
Ol' the Kidrieys, Liver, Bladder and BOVICIS-
()|epilladose; a5c. abou.
1)- Chase; Catsirrh Cure, for Cold in th!!
' _ ~ ` h Th cat, and
Ti' C°'m"h` Dmppmg Il!-liiyelieverr. age. n `
mx, blower free.
Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment for Eczema.
Salt Rheum. Pfllcs
and all itching
skin diseases. 6°
cenisabox.
Dr. Chase’l
Nerve Food. f°\’
exhausted, worn-
out nerves and thin.
@  watery, diseased
i . on uooo. socshfrs
3-or-** &g_
Dr. Chase’s Liver Cure. for diseases of the
un, Jamaica me euioiisoess. 50°. a b°¢¢l=-
I
’ ' L' seed n 'Mm-
 .~.‘.l... »-
diiiis and all Conghs and Colds. a5¢. l \ll'¢°
1 honda. At all dealers.
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Womanll
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man . . . .
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ff Elegant J- J
 Photo or at .ao _ _
1 ~ is man’s favorite gift to dear- jg
` " est friends. `
' Why disappoint themloiiger .
ff when you can so easily ar- _jig
_» ` range a sitting at the Photo (\ __',
‘- studio of _~~ 5
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zceo. H. cock, 
'f Cor Queen and Grafton St. 1
 Ch’town. "
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This week we received a new tea
from India, which we have tr`ed and
mud to beoxtra good cup
llsllfy- . .
When drawn it is a hgautiful
“wg gglgp and besides being
strong it -has ii very nlce
flavor and aroma.
It is cheap toe being only
26 oents a pound
Special low prices on parcels of 5
pounds and upwards.
'If you want the best value for you
money ary a sample lotof this tea.
BE &  4. Meanwhile the telegrams announce
, the arrival of British troops at Cape
‘ Grocers. '
2** _ I I I I _ I _
CJ-19.01) !
HIIIIIII IIIIIIISIIIS
~ _
al.
Classes in Physical Culture and from 6,000 tc8,000 yards from the
Fancy Gymnastics, have been opened
in the Y. M. C. A. rooms under the
d< ection of Mr. John A. McDonald.
hours from 7 to 9 p m. on Monday
Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Full
particulars on application
Nov. 4 6i pd.
L
-- 4
noon lgqpoi sooo
Il1.»Y'(.`/‘Ei`[J'1\£l.;l
_0y_
Wo|l|\osday.l5th November.
Excellent Household Furniture be-
l0i_l.9,fillg t0 Mrs. Wm. Brown com-
prising Parlor, Dining and Bed
Room Sets, Carpets, Sideboard, Cur-
tains, B-ids, Lamps, Ornaments' ami
Kitchen Utensils. All to bg Sold
Wll.llOUl13llyl'6S8)’\'& Un \vv,¢du9§d&v’
ROBERT BE \lRSl`O
Nov 8, end
open level country to the southeast
JT.NI
- forty or fifty miles into Cape Colon
pounders, besides three heavy pieces.”
written before the complete invest-
ment of Ladysmith and the cutting
_ ,of its railway communication, but it
15th NOV' at 110 “lock serves to show that Gen. White, if
_ he should find it desirable to retire
Auctioneer from 1_5,
gi* f - I ' ' = 3” I' I T
,.,,_
_  §ni=i.A.w. 
 ci-|AsE'S
THE GUARDIAN
tl l. J trammclled and
....£‘.‘.l‘°.'l°.i.?‘i..§“ ...°i.‘2“"" ‘“‘
,‘“ .
Just: lmpartlal, Reliable. Now"
seeking at all timer iofurtlier the best in
ere; ts of the people.and recognized therefore as
Phe PeoJl91e’_ Pa»P°3~`°
Published at its omces, New Prowse Block
.\'crth_side l_;qst Omce, at the following rates,
b
A vance:-
pllloiigiiiieg lllditlon. daily (except Sunday) three
months;_l.0(]§_per yr..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..4.00
S;ml-wee y ition(Mond. &. Thur.) per
gp: 81.50; ln advance ................. .. . .... _.L25
eekly Edition (Thursday) per year
!1.25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ . . . . . . .
. .LM
Branc Offices .
have been eerablisheQ at the following places,
where subscrl tions may be paid. news furn-
ished, adveruiilng, iob work and other husl
ness trausacted:-
Summerside. Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie
Manager.
Alberton, Albertcn Bookstore, G. S. Muttart
A80112-
Souris East, Telephone omce, R Seaman.Aa'ent
.I-E. B. MCCREADY, IJ. P. HOOD
Editor. . Business Manazer
IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIi IIIIIIIIIIIN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. lim. ~
i i i if
INVASION 0F CAPE COLONY.
There are many indications that
the northern portion of Cape Colony
on the border of the Orange Free
State, now being strongly invaded by
the enemy, will be the scene of stir-
ring events in the near future. Three
railways from the coast afford lines of
communication inwards* One of
these extends from Cape Town north-
easterly to Hopetown and thence
I northward to Kimberly, Mafeking
and Buluwayo. Other lines extend
northward from Port Elisabeth and
northeasterly from East London to-
ward the Orange State Border and on
through that state. These three rail-
way lines are connected by cross rail-
ways in Cape Colony, generally speak-
ing from 40 to 50 miles south of the
Orange Sta'e border.
De Aar Junction is on the road
from Cape Town to Kimberly and is
still held by British forces. N aauw-
port Junction is on the road from
I Port Elisabeth, and is reported abiut
to be evacuated by the British.
from East- London, and has been
evacuated by the British and occupied
by the Orange State troops.~ The
large British stores of guns, ammuni-
tion and food supplies gathered th~ re
are reported to have been re noved
sixty miles southward. ‘
I These movements' show that the
Orange State troops have not only
_anticipated General Bul1er’s promised
invasion, but have come forward
Y
along all the possible lines of his ad-
vance to meet him. At this stage
the aggressive movement against Cape
Colony begins to assume proportions
that will divide attention with the
situation at Ladysmith.
Town from day to day, and their rapid
departure inland. They must quickly
come into touch _with the invaders.
l-._-Il
. IF WHITE SHOULD RETREAT.
“The Boers do not occupy `.any
positions of advantage south of Lady-
smith,” writes an Africander corres-
pondent of an American paper, “bat
apparently are confining themselves
to the mountains on _ th; north and
west, where they have mounted their
heavy guns, and which are at least
British camp. 1
“In case the:British should decide
to evacuate Ladysmith and retreat
towards Pietermaritzburg they will
accomplish this move with compar-
ative safeiy, inasmuch as the country
south and east is open and free from
hills and kopjes,- thus affording the
best possible opportunities for oper-
ations of their cavalry. Gnce on
open ground the British cavalry. can
hold their own against big odds of
Boers, and will successfully cover the
retreat of the infantry and heavy
artillery. _
“Pietermaritzburg is a stronghold
that the British will be able to main-
tain against the largest force the
Beers can hope to bring together so
far from their own base of supplies'
Not only is it a. .regular garrison
town, but the sorr-iunding hills are
well fortified with heavy guns. The
Lwartkops range has sixty forty-
The above quoted paragraphs were
dysmith might do so indepen- A
I. .
_ de t] .f th ° - Sugar, Brown and Granulatcd; Drug=, Suit it
l 11 y c e railway by way of the H,,,,_,e,,,,un U,0,;hm8_ na pockew pricyiér
_S111t_.lP&DtS Der pair; Blankets Grey and-
White, 81x54 inches xxxx and weight. I-lar d
‘Stromberg _Junction is on the road. guns havi a killng range of 3,500
» I.
one ninon's_ Min.
A_Voice Froliiml§eorgetovy"In.
SIR.-A traveller passing through
Georgetown, eould no help_ remarklvg
that it was indeed a beautiful. quilt
town. The object ol this letter, how-
ever, is to give even her own citizens.-i
some small idea, nf what rapid strides.
the devil’s greatest alley, the saloon, is
making.
The majority of her citizens, may bs
in igni rance of this; but if they would
take a walk through the streets cf te~
capital of King’s County anytime after
10 p. m. their doubts would soon vsnish.
. Now christian friends, I think it is
time that our Christian Ministers. on
I r‘rince Edward Island would head an'
army, against the devil in this mootim-
portant evil, since our goveinmelithis
tailed to do so. Let all zealous workers
ask themselves this question, “What
would Jesus do,” and Prince Edward
Island would soon be the *Garden -of
the Gul! ” One thing, however, we
should be thankful fur, is, that we have
the Gtrannialv on our side. A paper
that will st ind up for what is right.
A Rnroamon
The new held gun, which tires a
shfapnel shpll, and which is in its per-
fected state is now _being used for tho
first time by the British in South Africa,
is perhaps the most deadly weapon of
modern warfare. Each gun can fi e
twelve aimed shots a minute. and each
.-hot carries 260 bulle`ts,weighing forty-
two to the pound. The shrapnel shell
consists of a piece ol steel tubing lil1'».»d
with small balls. At lhe' head of the
shell is a time fuse, which can be ad-
justed to suit the range st which the
gun is to he tired. This fuse ignites
the sma‘l charge of powder which lies
ln front of the bullets. The firing oi
the guns ignites the fuse, which burns
for the time for which it hai been set.
_Itthen fi-es the powder. which bursts
lhe shell and sends 260 bnllfls dying
among toe enemy. It is said that these
bullets scatter like shot from a fcwling
I piece and cover a space of tweniy-leur
square yards witha rain of load. The
‘ yards.
:"".l-l'<-Q--ng
UIIIEI`~IAI[II IIIIISIIS.
Burdock Blood Bitter: cured-Hr.
John Couch, of Wiarton, Ont.,
11 years ago, and he 
no return of the trouble. ' i
sores unless the blood 1s purified, and
give below, is only another example of
daughter, dated Wiarton, Ont., Jan. $3rd,
my father, John Conch, was troubled with
ulcers in his tonsils. After- suffering for
the second bottle was finished he was
tonsils, from which I had suiered for
about a year. _
“The cure made then was a complete
and permanent one, as I _never had the
slightest return of the trouble since.” =
JOHN COUCH
Wiarton, Ont.
Hospital for the Iosine. l1oooo’s. KIog’s.
and Prlnoo Gouoly Prisons.
Department of Public Works.
November 5th, 1899.
SEALED TENDITRS will be received at_ this
Department up to noon on
I
Tuesday, Dec. 5, 99,
From any perso or er . illi to ‘
the Prince Edwardplslsdlid Blcsplitgal fgripghg I
Insane for the year ending- 31st Deeemb,-r,
190', with lhe following articles, the same to
be re uircd. viz: Flour and Uornmeal, Bill?
l”-61°. lglack Tea, Coffee, Barley, Beans, Cheese,
P. E. Island Oatmeal, Salt, Soda, Snap, Wash.
ing' Soda. 'l‘ob C
3.100 Bullets a Minute. 
Ulcerationso Ulce tedSorea,nomat-V“'* » I I' » _‘ _ , _
!°f,;'*1,sf°t*h';r,§¢_<;u=b;ii=i__d=_h~é=_<:dv. qmiag-”_?f¢“'F‘ P‘*“_i>°» .95<=,_m°11° Penis 95¢‘- .    i-lightly crumpled ands
'mxcaiono a_ ere1s.n_ ' . I _ . e _ '- -.  5
means of curing them and_he&1il_1g up theji'-$7»   W00l l.1lSl5€I'B f01'  _  » bein? u;~_¢a_s3_B__0v§; _  _
go 8. 8- OF-»pl'l08` l_I10¥‘1’0II'»
:__ LF
the wonderful thoroughness and pennan-1
ency of the curing properties of B.B.B. ' .I 
Herein the letter writtenby Mr. Couclvc . .‘ .
1894.- '_ I Q i  I I I, II 
“ 'l‘his is to certify that some years 'ago I _ '
Tuesd. 
t _ 1 1, i l 1 l
i _
i
Bargain Sale of Fall a.nt1
  _ --Unde`rW@er-- I
f ‘I A
Little need for head lines; the prices tell the Story. This isn’t a.“fo_rtuuate
it is the fruit of well-laid plans and hardiwork to gatherfor ou' custom are all ` the
for cold weather which because of short lots or missing sizes could be bought 
It’s c capitsil chance tooutit the whole family, if you comelocn; Some
_below regular price. A1lour__ia8t yc8»l"B
il
LAn|Es’ WARM wl.NTEecoATs at
_ ciiniioiiiiiii sooiour_lUlsmrs iso 
'. 1' _»f  "1:
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no-#4
&lIil##¢55
naennnnnaacccaaassc accesses *
Blankets it I" onli son  
Illlll PB.lIlIlS ARE THE LIIIWEST _   
50 rugs and mats on exhibition on our
' to t f table look
iiilznihedtsd Iiiliied dllilhp sinclillii 0rEnds of.oi  . .und.stu1i`s.at a clear.
cloth suitable for under the sto
. for $1.50
259 ladiis jackets at half price (this lot
-- as ._
one cannon
°~ I -' 51 is   
85 _ready-to-wear, skirts -in
l26 rough rider hats,_trimn:Iled, worth $2.25,” I
` ifiiedwoolen  t
'50 trimmed hats Your choice for $2.50  _ If » .I  I- 3   if A
_ .
1lk‘ateen_wa1s‘ts, $2 25 and 2 
annelettc -Shirts . I' . 
A.-»
50 feather boss; at”i~lis1f‘~§1'ic€ A
’ 1asty_ear’sstock,) -L-~; _.  _ _ _ 
$12.00 jackets for $6.100, $1f0.00$ii;_o:gret;6f36
$5.00, $8;00 jac ets 'or . _ ‘ _  _ b _ » tab;
jackets for $3.00, $5.00 jackdts for . _. _t'h.°~. B-  i. ii 
_ $2.50, $1.00 jackets-forf$1 75.
'Bo 'sue fm $1.25 bo ' f' $1.25
cannons
w»-- ~ei.e»
. -00 
00__p1eccs Women 1
..,.
501 pieces 1393,# 
oir, slightly soiled " i ' ‘
y e , ysreeers ' _ ` Q _  . 
there is no remedy can do this with such  Bill  8f.0(%k'lIlg8, b0y’8 02' IIgll‘l’8,I 
eiectiveness as Burdock Blood Bitters.' ° p - -
The case of Mr. John Couch, which we ~ .ao Sizes for 2°c» 4 Pura tar  00 - '
about a year and gettingino relief from the I I I  I  _I  . I_ I
doctors, he was advised to try Burdock r » i  '- `
Blood Bitters, which~he . - _ . ` I -‘
“On taking the first bottle, there .was a
#li
oo'
Q
I Z
boa comforts 
U
1. iz
vs*
penn .__,,~_-M9
<3. 
xg; ¢__"~;‘»
ik i
of *1“°<1_s‘srss sg”
completely cured. We have great iaith ‘ . ' =  I '  I ” I I Q
in B.B.B. asa blood purifier and family _ \ I. ' . _ -.LF ' s i I I
medicine, and would recommend it to all _- -l "~:  " f . I .»- ~,. _ -lg
those who suEer from a.ny__disee.se resulting ~  _- L ' »  Z' ._- '; = 
from impure blood.” ETTA J. COUCH. § ~  _ , ,_ _ . _ § ‘
Hereistheletter writtenaskort témeago I - _- ' ‘ '_  7
by Mr. John Couch: V . _ T V - i V »
“ It is now nearly eleven years ago since ` V  
I took Burdock Blood Bitters for nlcerated
great change for the better, and before  ' ' 'O I ' " ` ` ' I I II I I I ' I
4 1
You will save
accu, hocolate, Oat Straw
lc1ean);Molas..=es, Beef, Fre-h,| Peas, Milk
Codhsh, Rice Kerosene Oil. Wine Measure' ‘
1-E N_p_ERgP fllldll llllv  ,
money by _  
be delivered at the Hospital, Falconaood at .
the cost of the ccntracto . d ` h ' -  0
tity and quantities as s-iiillafgomniiiiilg toqgan  n W.
_ Don’
<-
lnatlons
cut pnces
days I
ll °0U10 in 21 1110001 fr01IJ Dow and say you saw them so and so, but come now W t be Olll'
gl y u e vanta of CUT PRICES as well as gl”
Mm to Su,,,,,y fha* Qn‘;';D.b K_ng,s you the services of cur Moss' SUCCESSFUL SPE FI; ge »
ln-pg ot. -hand ni d . An or 1 ` . _ . e wan ou to
gp_ii-_ogrobg gxégl-0?e§;_i_,_§t ,_hea'_»f-f.§f,,,;§°af,ed advertisement now, not next month, and we are willino to 've 0 th' ad . y
pervisor o e s i . ‘ _ ‘ ~
- - - . - c1ALis'r EE. Dr McKa Jordon DOCTOR or O ‘ 0 duate Df
P ` c . "Pi-' ,’ I ` . . ° Y » _ P'UCS» era'
aiiiingii iii? 33:12. ci-iifiiiigiii viiiii fililnfoiii glonhgruhlllggollege f‘f 0Pl1Il1H10l0gy and Obology. Chicago, whose thorough course in diseases and surgery of 12119
_ 2~)1_f__¢§_¢;l§S____.1ifié.___£;1;1_;¢;_£a)r__if_1§J__%f_I;pei§_ .ilolas ei Y__9_8i_l1 t e_ ys1olog1ca_l and Pathological elfects upon these or ans d th ~ °
_ ,___ _ ,_ 1 _ _ g an e years of practical and theoritwsl
Tend", must exp, “lhe pm, pg, b,_m,,_ _ »-'iIlDg_ as p aced him in the front rank of his profession. No case Too DIFFICULT. Remember we are here 00
pound, bushel and gallon, and to be accoiii- Stat. bu nbovg 0591- 3; o (1 f ge d N ° - - - .
_i_>_i{_i;_;ef1__by;_ the il-Iiiiamasb of ,wo ,esp ____ _ . i ~ ~ goo or n sys. ( o operation performed or-medicine prescribed.)
PS DEW I i, i - .
.......1:.i..........;:§. ...egg-;,e,,;*g;1;;df f the ._ Open Elvennzngs. _
Nl l1 ll T ° ..¥;“.:l`.'“°‘°°“."'r..:.°i°‘“°°eeif1»' if-d  .  I    ¢ < v x   -I I ~ 1 -   _ i
. \§_ €l‘C an al Ol’ T.....:‘.;.f°.‘::. ..,:aszs'.isao2r--T.. » i o  i . I L    
_ _ Joi1Su;éply Tender apd ‘°Hoggi|;¢,1 12,1- gh, E . . ., _ _  . .  '   gf; __. . _ »_
Insane upply Tender. I _  _ - _ .~ .- » .. . i '_ V I
' sl-mples reqnired~ma.rIl{Ie_\_i__  . __.~.f 1 ,." `  _ _ " _’ ' _ ' _ _ _ '_ _
EEAPLUI  P. E. L... . _f 5-       "ia  _ `  .1 __ . . ’ Next to W. F. Carter, Queen Street. I -- _ I _ .~ __
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