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mivwliere else. _
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THE \'l-IRY lllL}lll~IS'l` Ql'_»\l.V
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Remember the lll_ per cont
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ONLY.
J. D. MCLEOD & C0
High-Class Grocers.
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'THE GUARDIAN
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An independent. Journal, untrnmmelled
,uno fearless; aiiiiiniz to he
Just, lmoartlal, RelIable.°.TNewey,
seekiiigatall times to further the best
interests of the people, and recognized
therefore as ‘
The People’m Paper.
Published at its oflices, New Provvse
` Block, North side Post Otlice, at the fol-
, lowing: rates. payable in adviiiicez-
1 liloriiing Edition, daily (except Snndayl
three iiionths §l.00: ner yr . . . . _ _ . . _
_ .$4.00
Semi-weekly luililion (Moiifl. SL Thur.) _
wr yr. $1.50; iii advaiicc _ . _ _ _ . . . . . . .
_.$1.111
and otiie. biisiiiess tr:iiis:icted:-
.]'.l~I. B. MCCREADY, J. P. ITOOD,
Editor. Business
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FIRE UFFIGE.
Of London, England.
CHITIL AN) ISSETS $20,000,030.
Fil? IU9m'9'Uc9 egaclen on overy canwereceivepapers or lettersdespnlched
description ofinsurahle property, at
thelowesb current rates of premium
Prince Edward Island Agency.
Charlottetown,
nilman &. Bu
A goats. ’
glost Reliable
Place *o have your retmir work
done is the place t takes
the most interest “ your
needs.We strive to onio-
date all who leave any work
with ns, by prompt attention
wd gulck despatch of same.
e ave the reputation of
being “O K." on repair work.
Give us a trial and be con-
_\__rr'lnoed that what we say is
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Foundes, Engineers, Machin
ists and Boiler-makers.
Steam Navigatic n Co's Whs rf.
Charlottetove u, P. E. 1.
P hone 115
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MO.\'l)_-XY Dec. 31, 1000.
Tliegzeiieral public will be beth surprised
and grieved this morning to learn that
there will be no mail inwards from the
Mainland today. .\'ot till tomorrow noon
\ from St. John or Halifax on Saturday
morning, and not until \Vednesday can
such mail matter reach _-\lberton,Tignish,
i or other points west of Sumnierside. There
is a like delay inflicted upon travellers
coming this way. Witli two winter
lsteamers running, this is a truly shocking
i nd unaccountable condition of things.
ln reply to inquiry respecting vaccina-
tion, it may be stated that the Act of 1836
CITY & COUNTRY NEW
Y. M.C.A.-Sale of papers and magnzin
takes place to night in the Reading' Roo
at 8 o'clock.
The Minto crossed to Pictou yesteril
with a large freight and a number
passenger _
Av effort is being made to secure t
Snnley to break thc ice _jnui ut O
Rmgh on the St. Lawrerc:
A young man from \orth liiv
enll insan a lied atlh Ol
_9~DDM` Y - @» DD 3 D
i\Veel»;ly Edition (Tliursday) per yr. ,Station last ni ,ht for protection
1 $1.125: iii advance . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .$1.00 ‘“
i 3,.an¢h gff|¢°, No MAii.s To DAY.--The Minto will n _ _
"“- l}i.c iie Dell, of Mouireo.l_ wi s of nn
IDE evangelical iifitnre and based upon
1 liiivc |““"> est:il>lishc<l at the followii'i§ f`et“nf to this poll “mn tomorrogv nn;
p1ii<~e_~ wh -re _siihst-riptioi_i.~i_ iniiy_ be pai( , ing. The delay is caused by the ani
`iie\\'s fur iished, ud\'ei'iising, _iob work of freigym
Siiiniiiersiilv, i3iii°rie`.~i Bookstore-D. K. The services of the police were cal
Ciirrie, I\inii:\',:er. tl. la Q cum" to mtecg a wom
Aibert`(ff;`l,u,f,\ B°0kSt0re”G` S' h$iii;(oiiyup;er Quaeen SE. from the' bru
Souris liaist, 'l`eieplioiie oliice ff R. Seaman, ‘attacks of her husband. It is understo
-‘\§Il‘l1f- lthat the woman was compelled to ta
refuge ina neighbor-'s house and when
Manager _pzlice located her she was bruised a
bleeding.
led il -nth, but the gift of God is life eternal
an t/irough Jesus Christ our Lord." He
ml emphasized the. four words sin, death,
Od Christ, life. Mr. `Bell`s singing was a
ke special leature of the service.
ml ` tweuiieili century fund has now reached
7 daily. Sithe million dollars aimed at is
up »"`1l- .
$1. _/mei . 1
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iii iiiiiii iuiiiiiigore
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DNS !ll¢!~l'l' GJIE.
Soak the hands thoreugblv, on retiring,
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nor lather ei* Crrrtcrv i So A r. Dry, and anoln
freely with Curicriii Oiiwxilnr, the great
akin euro and purest nl' emollienls. Wear ol
gloves during the night For lore hands ite
. , h
ing, burning palms, and pnlnfnl Hnger endl
this one night care la wonderful.
For llleby all Cclmlal Phemisls. Port!! DIV!
Curl. Con.. Bob Prop , Bama, U. I. A.
lr renders vaccination compulsory when-
' ever the medical gilicer appdinted for that
purpose gives public notice of the time
land place for theloperation. The docto 's
 fee shall not exceed 25 cents. The penalty
_forneglect or refusal to be vaccinated
1 shall not exceed live dollars. _
 Tomorrow,New Year`s Day, THF. Mons-1
iso GUARDIAN will not he issued. We
f take this opportunity to wish to all our
reader, patrons and friends A HAPPY Asn,
enoserznoirs New YEAR. 1
VVITHOUT SLEEP. .
The vitality of the blood is sooif ex-
hausted. Sleeplessness is one of the sy_rn-
ptions of starved nerves. It ls tl. WZ1_I`“lD8
of the a_pproa.ch_ of nervous prostration or _
paralysis. Don t be teinmedc _ t0 _ use
iiarcotis or opiates. Dr. Chases i\erve‘  3-d _ . _ Thfbll b05Ue_ Of B@Dtl€.Y'S Ll¥llUI€!l
Food will gradually build up and recon- _
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will sell anything we may
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({\§\l You may wish to return
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The Square Druggists
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jF__ __ parents always thinks they are clever.
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,»//`-_ ones, t an Magnetic Dye ». Price 10 cents
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{\\  Anglo-French vivendl respecting the
 A m B if Newfoundland treaty coast expires.
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1900 - CENTURY GREETINGS - 1901
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We close the Century as the Largest and
practically the only Manufacturers of
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We are iiidel_>te1;l to our friends for their loyal support and eonlidence an-rl
invite thi ir lieip and co-operaton in the coming century.
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Mark Wright &Co,L1;d. __ ; _ _
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ON Wednesday evening a very
siccessful social, under the auspices of
the Methodist church, was held at
Brackley Paint.
Yi-is ‘ERDAY afternoon tlie_ Sunday
SchoolofZion Church, after short exercises
in tue schoolroom. arljouined to the main
a iditcriuni where three short. addresses
1 were delivered. A large number of the
members of the congregation were
present. The children instead of receiving _
gifts from the Christmas tree, resolved lo
i give tothe poor an l ii ccllection was taken
up for the above purpose.
_ Tl!!-J ineeting' for men in the Y. M C. A.
llall was largely attended ye-itei‘clay
nf e'noon. The ad lress diliv,-.e.'l by J.
Rcnrins l:23, “For :thc wages cl' sin is
$94~’l.i3UU, and contributions are coming in
practically secured. Books will be kept
`new century. Vp to the 18th instant,
the N.B. and P. E. I. conference, had
promised nearly $35,000. 'l‘he full propor-
tion to be raised by this conference
would be between $55,000, ami StB,000.-
St. John Telegraph.
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel
Gaim, took place on Saturday, from the
home of Mrs. James McQuarrie.
I nteruient was made in Peoples Cemetery.
R-ev. G. P. Raymond officiating.
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The best that money can buy should be
Poems and babies are alike. Their
for any color.
L_, _FRENCH TREATY IN New1=_ouNo- _ _,__
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On the last day of this month the
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contains three times as much as the 100.
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a _conslévt the_:_'_asted ;:)i_;;»¢_,_{¢;,£_§;e§_yidI€o?‘_;__ ___ ____/_`______ __ _ii_e and is the la1R¢St 25c. hott* of ((____.
eiiiv cure new ,__ i `   L nimem, S,1d_ 
 Q nature sgreatestrestorative,recommended ____~_/_ _ ____
y your' rullitlsts. _ I
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_E Fancy goods, toys, calendars. at special
prices to- day.-Geo. Carter &. Co. 31 li
' boys 33 1~3 ol! at .l?rowies’. 31 1i
'E Granby rubbers wear like iron
They have been up against the test
of Canadian frosta and thaws for
ey ve got a
* record.--R.H.Raimeay,& Co. 31 81
til" We always Rive them full value for
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‘SJ 'I0 fi pair for ladies’ hockey boots with
IU" ~\\1i»i»0rL< -P l\ lost 3| 1,
$'--00 a nair._R. K. Josr ~
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;Is brim full of bargains, We,
can dc in he way of
open it couple of months into thc'
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3_ Coat Makers WANTED at Once.
3'() BIN' IIOLECE i GG 
ygars andt are witl_ivout_a d»_mi(i;ch ea*
-  eir ie u ation. _ ‘
To (lui Friends and Customers ' 1  '» 
Furs 33 1-3 of at Prowsu’. 31 li 
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sroimm know that we are \
prepared to ull th-ir every want that no _
o herconcern is so vrellequipped todo this, f 1 “
.,;‘;'.‘;.§'::’.§‘.'ii’.~;:f:ii':3f..:;;ei.°il‘ axes; I -
3... 9 CHRIS l`l`lAS |900
"~ ‘U .J rt\__3 1 Dail i " sv .i  '    ! 
,L-*flies hockeyloms wi¢|,ank1eSuppm_tS[ I f_";_lE_?‘_;f_l;s are here in abuncanca tiat w.ll please both the giver a-id
Men’s Trowsers -0500 P ` 31 H E   
_ - airs to _
Chose fiom, Price '[50 to $4_50_ our I-1 Kid. Mochir, Buckekin, Silk Linid and Fur Lined, Prices from
Values are s'.|pe',i__)r_ qvhis wxy for ; 500 00 $4.00.
trowsers.-J. B. Micilona.ld'_& C.>_' ' ' FUI' C0||8l‘8, Sl|l( and Cashmerg M|,|ff|gfg_
2 . _ gg; ,V 4 Silk rlandkerchlefs Silk Umbrellas.
N ECI( NEAR-~[Special for Christmas :ra_*e_)
-_____s___   SCA§`§_',I,§‘£'NS§_<f_<;_1jLARSWICUFFS. NIGH1‘ R<>2E.°<, Curr i.rsi<f=.
Big Discounts will be given on all the above goals.
one . eonuou a m¢LEi.i_A||
  _ __ Min e Outfitters.
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) _ T _ _ 6 _ __ ;_ k‘*‘P Hi‘,zh_Quality Groceries! _ A   0
_ and a ll.-\l PY BBW TEA lt _ ,Bt Low Prices, Buyers ,ho That everyone appreciates isa good Plioto--nothing nicer to A
. _ _ Qhavs not visited us will doyl sendtofnend|....
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If P0, W6 Nlpeetfully invite you to visit the Leaaling Studio-~ 8:
ith ur, “Quality is King?
Xmas Supplies. D0 NOT DELAY
' In arranging an early sitting--you will be delighted with th
illnscoll &. lloinsliy,;f.  G. H. ¢<><>n,
' Co . d _
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THE GUARDIAN, OBARBOITBTOWN. BRING!! -BDWBD ISEAND. DECIIBIR 81, 1900. l  `
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‘hi-` li.-.v. Dr. Potts reports the Methodist ' »
0 We Wish all Our Cue-  i
tomers a Very Happy and
 Prosperous New Year.  
F. P[ll|(|NS& 00.,
0 Wantedi-~a case of lNeura.lgia that _ "5  0
Bentley’s Liniment willnot instantly re- ~. ‘-`
lieve. All dealers 25c. 1 The Mnunery Le`d°'_. _
D I R _éi
THE AGE 0F ELEPHANTS. it
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Elephants have been known to live 150 1 i' f "
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