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4 . THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDW.&RD ISLAND, JANUARY 4, 1901.
UYSPEPSIA
GURE
'Wh l’ f. ' .~ ~.h`r _
eu to Mnnyon “ig t` Dyspepsiff activity or the eneiny overa very large
Quyg-will cure indigestion and all fonns
in that has been weal.-:ned by old
and debilitating cathari s lt will
toward making an old sroina ‘i act li
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UNVUN3 or rrirrir roriorri <11" & Carrot NfWS"-----
FRII)AY,i JAX. 4.1901.
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
`V_`
Lord Kitchener id having ri hard time in
his efforts to bring the South African war
to a close. The irenewed energy and
H area excites sur rse and astonishment.
\Ve hear of vigoroilis Boer operations in
-ascend one An alldruggism 2, c it i~ir.v and also on the line of the Delagoa rail
idlser cures. Write to rroadwav and 26th
X.,'N€w Ycrk. for freevmeclical advice.
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- FOR THE
li ll0l.|DAY SERSUN.
, and you are going to have it.
' att 10 p, c. less
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' [mm us than t can be bought
J an where else.
(lor stock is large and ALL OF
1’ THE VERY HIGHEST QUAL-
ITY. Just come and see our
. inncyhalf and one pound Boxes
` _ nd you will delighted. ’
f
_ . If I a
amhioe -of Auld Bros. Charlottetown
ra e an s
-Jllitlre. consisting of a»well assortg
Remember the 10 per cent
.' discount is for the holiday season
ONLY.
J. D. MCLEOD & Co.
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` polling will take
way: Dewet it still nt l:ir_s:e and as active
Ll" the Transvaal intlie vicinity of Pretoria
e 1 _
as everin the old Free State, now between
Bethlehem and Linillcy. In the meantime
the invasion of Cape Colony is proving
serious, not so muth from the numbers of
the invaders as froiin the strong sympathy
of the Dutch population among whom
. they move. The invaders seem to be aid-
ed in every \vay,with horses, supplies and
information, and although not many of
the Colonial Dutcli have actually _joined
, the Boer forces, it is significant that this
is attributed to the want of arms rather
than of ri disposition to join. How serious
the trouble in Cape Colony is becomes ap-
parent.when we noltc the proclaniat.-ion of
martial law in four' or five electoral divis-
ions in the heart of the country, and the
landing of heavy guns from the ships for
the greater .security of Cape Town itself.
Evidently the end of the war is not yet
very near.
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11/'rits appear
5 the by-elections
torhave been issued for
at which Hon. Messrs
Rogers, Peters and Cummiskey will ask
for the endorsation of their acceptance of
`ot1ice. Should therebe any opposition the
place on 30th January.
s“|°"| Wlldefs marked Telldefs 01' We notice that the Examiner while not
in-ustwk wriibe received by me
touoonof Jan. 7th, 1001 for the pur
ofthe stock in t d d h
--u£¥&af staple and fancy groceries, con
'.`.§i¢d in the store lately occupied by T
1--allorris asperinventiiry to be seen a
.1-adgueesollice.
~foll|ers to state percentage on the
ilfolfererl. Stock to be removed fiom
me immediately after tender is ac-
K assignee not bound to accept the
--kmwauy tender.
-...|134 A’ssigne
G. E. AULD
P
d ment of the public accounts down to tha
C.
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1.5 noi:
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Is brim full of bargains, We
keep High Quality Groceries
at Low Prices. Buyers who
have not visited us will do
well to call and see what we
can do in the way of
i Supplies.
llrisooll &. Hornsby
Queen St.
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Ilost Reliable
r Place to have your repair work
done is the place that takes
the most interest in your
needs.We strive to accmomo-
date all who leave any work
with us, by prompt attention °
and quick despatch of same.
We have the reputation of Q
being “O K." on repair work.
Give ns a trial and be con-a
vinced that what we say is,”
true
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Foundes, Engineers. Machin
lets and Boiler-makers.
Steam Navigation Co‘s Wharf.
 Charlottetown. P. E. 1.
-' Phone 125
MUSIC
#assess
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_ advising opposit-ioi; to the return of the
provincial Ministers, asks that a. state-
end of last year be made public. We
17 think it desirabl that this Province
F
should adopt the federal plan of publish-
ing monthlystatertnents of receipts, ex-
penditures land ;th:e public debt. For
some reason not explained none of the
Provinces appearto have yet taken this
course. It would  the more difficult to
suddenly adopt subh a. course here at the
irom the fact that the
Cabinet has just breen reconstructed and
iall the departmeiital heads are new to
itheir duties. This argues in no way
against the adoption of a. system of
present moment
quarterlyor monthly statements of ac-
rf count being published in the future.
y The miners' strife at Picton and Spring
Hill apparentlyi eludes ab0ut`l,000 men,
who demanded a, 10 per cent. present
increase of pay-to lbe followed by a further
5 advance of 10 per cent. in May. Strikes
are regrettable alikelin the interest of
employers, employees and consumers. It
is earnestly to  desired that a fair
settlement of thie rlifliculties may be
reached and operations resumed at an
early date.
An Oitawa despatch to Tm: Gi:.\Rii1A.\‘
. announces the transfer of the winter
steamer Stanley from Summerside to the
G -or,<zetown Picton route.
Q .__ - /
Mr. Howard Dutcher, son of the late
Rev. Mr. Dutcher, well known asa
teacher of this province, is now located in
Somerville, Mass. He discontinued his
course at McGill Vniversity to takea
l trip through l‘Iii,<_-:laiid last year.
Mit. Joseph Doyle, of Glengarry, who
was engaged as a foreman with Norcross
Bros., Boston, for a number of years and
who was crushed by a l2 ton girder was in
in the city yesterday returning from
y Boston. It will be remembered that in the
t -rrible accident while constructing :the
new theatre in Boston on April ilth.
l one of his legs was cut ofl' and the
 other terribly nianglerl, besides receiving
iinjury to his hip. It is understood that
he has entered an action against the coin-
pany claiming S-"»(l,UUO. lie went to his
home during the day.
- 
\\'anted-a case of Xeuralgia lhit
Bentlcy`s Liniment will not instantly
relieve. All dealcrsiiic.
i , P | ." A V, ,= beaten track to his door. 
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daughter of Sir Louis and Lady Davies to
Mr. Hyndman, of \Vinnipeg, will take
place in the spring. Halifax Herald.
A GRAND' Si'cr‘sss.-Last night the
Managers of the llillsbord Rink were
greeted with over 300 skaters, one of the
largest crowds in the history of the Rink.
The number of spectators was also large.
The work of the orchestra was much
appreciated.
-Tiii-: Min-‘,o`.~i outivarfl cargo yesterday
included on car dry lumber, Zirlis' boxes
sinelts, 2:3 quarters beef, :Z pkgs muttton,
975 bags oats, six brls poultry. 15 dressed
hogs, 12. bags wheat, 40 bags barley, and
14 cases suudries. She had 130 packages
of freight inward, besides 00 bags mails
and 13 passengers,
Oi~' interest to llockeyists. It is impos-
sible Scnulizc will play sroril for the
\Vanderers’ hockey team this winter.
1 - (lt Pays to buy at Perklns’)
 ccFURS99 ~
~ d Now Ladies here is a chance for you to secure
- at nice sett of furs at a very low figure, and remem-
‘ , ber those goods are all this seasons, and are strictly
, ‘ up-to-date.
~ 1' 1 Sable and Elestric Seal Caperine, price
, Mahar may play centre for Ci-esents and
Butcher or Craig will be in goal. Muni-
ford, formally of the Amherst team, is
expected here to-night. Pickering is
unplaeed so far. but will likely be with
the Wanderers. Halifax rl;-lio.
THE GUARDIAN, has received a copy cf
the Vancouver Tally . Province which
contains the story of the loss of the
steamer Alpha inthe howling gale cf
Saturday Dec. l5th. says:-'l`lie story
told by the survivors of the otlicials it
Nanaimo as reported by The Provime
correspondent there is plain and to the
point. The almost frenzied commands ol
the unfortunate captain as in desperation
he ordered the helm put to port- and
starboard indicate how terrible must
have been the situation in his eyes when
the light was seen. He appears,
however. to have done all that lay in his
power for it was made very plaii that
the ship would not answer herhelm at all.
The conductof officers and men throughout
seems deserving of the praise, but it is to
be noted that the loss of the lives of the
nine men who stayed aboard was not
due to any attempt on their part to save
the ship for that was a manifest
impossibility to everyone after she struck
heavily and broke in two. \Vhat impelled
them to remain aboard no man now can
tell, for the sea. has stopped their voices
forever, but it seems probable that to
them it appeared safer to stick to the
ship than to attempted that terrible
passage through the hungry waters by
the life line, The story written by one
of the survivors for The Province gives
a. thrilling idea of how awful that night
must have been. The sensations of the
crew on the wrecked vessel, waiting,
as she pounded on the cruel jagged rocks,
tosee whether or no that brave man
Anderson had reached shore or not, and
afterwards the landing of Earnest
Gough 'of P. E. I. can only be imagined.
It falls to the lot of few to pass through
so nervewracking an experience. The
survivors arrived in Vancouver Friday
morning. most of then in an utterly
destitute condition. A benefit - in
their behalf has been suggested, and
it is very certain that an appeal to the
sympathies of Vancouver people will not
be made in vain.
DIED.
On Monday morning, Dee. 31st, Cath-
erine McDonald, beloved wife of Capt.
Malcolm Muchison, North River, aged 70.
Verysuddenly on the morning of the
'ith Dec. Archibald McDonald of Vernon
River in the 79th year of his age, leaving
a. Widow, two sons and a daughter to
mourn the loss of a beloved husband and
father. The funeral on Sunday the 9th
Dec. was largely attended. `
At her hom 2, Rocky;Point, on the 14th
December last of pneumonia, Ann Wares
widow of the late Neil McKinnon, Esq.,
in her S3r°d year. She immigrated to P.
E. Island when 12 years of age in the
year 1829 with her parents from Caithness
Scotland. She leaves four daughters and.
one son to mourn her loss.
At Amesbury, Mass.,on the 13th of Dec.
1900,_David Peter O`Donnell,.»on of Anthony
O`Donnell, of Avondale, Lot, |49, aged 41
years He leaves a wife and three children
besides his father, mother, two brothers.
mourn their loss.
No 'GP)'§éf`Paiioi
Or discomfort, no irritation 0! the in-
testines-but gentle, prompt, thorough
healthful cleansing, when you take
Hood’ s Pills
Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.
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rail' If a mane 'te boo " /I
"\~\) a better‘serrli'ili>r‘i"6r rgake §,pti:t?t(r!e}i° 5 1
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fr air. roi t*'°" to °°‘e‘>°f» tif/
rt), ood! ui t a ease in the +3-‘_
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five sisters, and a large circle of friends to I `. 2_
mailed to-day-\Ve need money this month- 1 
We need money to-day.
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niiv s Pxnrncrxn Eaictnioiv and
we consider it one of the best gf
its kind on the market.
We have been telling you of its
virtues for two years-we now
have an enormous sale for it.
If FUI! C0lIie in we will tell you
llwre about i_t and what others say
in Rperaise gf? it.
mem rwesella S z bo
for 40c. D 0 me
Its virtues are so well known
YOU -should be a purchaser if you
need it. _
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 1 Sable Caperine with Tails $27,00. yours for
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‘  1 Grey_7,Lamb Caperine $17 .50 yours for $11. 67
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1 Black Thibet Lamb Cape $9.75 _yours fo `
4 $6.50
1 Stone nMartin Ruff $25.00, yours for $16.67
1 Caperine Electric Seal and Astrachan $23.50,
_ yours for $15.67
1 , 6 Th;bet Lamb Ruifs $2 50, yours for $1 67
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Children'.~i Grey Limb Collars.
r Child1en’s Grey Lamb Capes.
Children’s Grey Lamb Rulfs.
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Dinner Sets, Tea Sets
Fit to grace the table of the most fastidions at Slaughter pg-iq;
And °"°`Y*hl”€ WP* in ° °h°"°“8hlY stocked Chin; store. A111
g$ba§I;1<:if;>;'eItll;:ye dicided to go out of the Crock ‘ry beeing*
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w~P~ COLw|\.\»
The “Crockery Mm.”
We Wleh
To .Denny
Our Theatre
to the public, who have
P\troui¢sd us no splendid-
l_v during the pat yur
and hopliiq that they may
continue doing ern
We remain
- Yours for Bargain.
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