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expired.

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THE GUARDIAN. (`lIARL()'I"I`E'IOWN. P. E. I.. DEDEMBER 20. 1899.

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n 1._)_H_ M, mm-ed on various "til Nov. 1 and 2-Ladysmith isolated.

in Natal an-l (`ip»~ Volonypiind captured artuoreti train at Kra- '\ip‘in_

.. ifi-l%ri'i.~`h force occupied L'=dy_

smit".Vry'>urg :urrandered tn lil# H0815.

.. 14-Another armor-d train cap-

ttir-tl by theenenly near Mile- king.

it 15-Boers commenced siege of

Kimberley.

-» 16-Boer torces massed against

Dundee and Glencoe.

1° 18 British cavalry smartly en~‘

gaged with enemy at Acton Homes and Bester’s Station.

H 20-Boers defeated at the battle of

Glencoe (Talana Hill) Gen- eral Symons mortally wound-

ed. _

" 21--Boers defeated at E1and’e

Lasgte and Rhodes Drltt.

»° 28-General Yule retreated from

Glencoe and Dundee.

~' 24-Boers defeated at Reittontein.

and Maieking. °° 25- Battle at Beittontein.

- ze-General ruin anus rsaeaeal

Ladysmith. General Symons died .

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Ther! are many l

thomands of wise wo-

in this conntri when they foun theywere suffer-

bona weak- er disease of

distinctly

womanly Gprs-

islutae, mprtgz

wro dan

nent an

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dues Uezle pb- seure cian

with bn? fignited practice an ex-

_/"_' ` perienee. There

mqy reasons whyawisewomau fol- this course. The chances are that an

physician of small practice will

troubles of this nature prop- does, he will insist on the

examinations and local treat-

froin wpich every sensitive, naodeet

h _

lil

gr thi years chief consulting

to the nvalids’ Hotel and Surgi-

at Buti`alq,N Y Thirty ara

a wonderful me icine to women, that may be

the privacy of the home,

away with s.ll necessityrgor exam- and local treatment.F‘ is medi-

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woman s rin s.

The s cia1i_st referred to_ is Dr. R._V

does

known

Y

rn d in wife-

...i;$.i°°“f€ .$.13 ii...

vigorons t ya in-

heale ulceration, 0%

up the

o prospedve

es coming e an most pain-

: the-:hue new-com_er’s

th an ample supply of nourish-

Qnt. Over ninety thonsan women have fied to its marvelous merits. @lers sell it.

It isadru¢e:tt’sbu&eusto|lveyou,aet

D tell you, w you wQt. _ Any aili woman may wnte to Dr. R. V. Qrce, Bugle, N. Y., and get free advice.

3 inclosing 31 one -cent stamps in_ l_ie_r

er, to cowr cost Q/'caulonu and fnaslnq

edy, she may secure a papa-covered copy J the “Peo le's Common Sense Medical Uvieer." (goth bound. Qstanipe.

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as Dr Pierce's vonte e

It acts directl on the delicate

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and

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Boers continue to bombaid`

Ladysmith, Kimbtrley and Matching.

“ 9-British evacuated (`olsnso. “ 3-British convoy near Fort Tu.i.

Rhodesia, captur-d by Boers.

“ Kimberley garrison in a brillianl.

sortie inflicted heavy loss on the Boers.

°° 6 to 9-Bombardment of Lady-

smith. Mataking and Kimber- lev con inued.

" 10-Shirp skirmish close to Bel-

“ 25”G°“°1`°1 M°\h°°“°' 'l°*°\7 0* around him the lessons of his owu esse

.. ,,_‘{';:',,,"_,';°,~, .,_,,,, _, ,,,,,,_,,, Will lose by it, for they are deter-_H° 1°” -1°=»=f°= fi-» Q-»»-»°f P°===l.f-TM

_ , l, be tor her intl , in tsv ful'-5?' “-31 mined to make their store Head §.;‘t_,‘.‘..°i5€;$f.'.f" ‘$5 if-*"’-

“ . so 0 m V _ . __ H r.who,ba::i,r.eorres eatsays. "`.¥'“'... .i..- '“ "° ""”' Quarters for Bargains' m all 11nesi,,"‘,‘},_§°"},°,2,;,,, ,,,,*?_,°';;‘;,*‘;,',_*°,,'%;,';

Dec. 7 -Raiders attack Gras Pan and . ,mm .M gt |u¢ sg" M. mg g 'umm

“"7 °°mm°'“°5°“ 7'” sacrlioe for the beneit of the whole

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18-Enemy beaten in smart action the Wm." of the di”“°_ He "mud

_‘ 19 ';;"§;`_Ii“°°“"- N to see his brother for fear of infection

“P” '° "°`°°°°PY “W” and in every way, even in making ar-

°°"’° raazements tor his own funeral. he

“ ’3°G°°°"‘1 u°'h“°° d°‘°*" U" ' 0 took every precaution to prevent the

BW" ‘li B°lm°“*~ spread of the plague. His mind and

28--Major-Cen. Hildyard makssa . -1| _ -

suooelhl sortie from Est- ` W' conquered bi' bam, mixing'

...... D G THIS , ::‘£.':°..'.1'r’.:;“.:.‘:.“.:.t.f;.:'.:°.::‘.

Methuen, which was quickly °°°

restored.

" '°"‘° “°"“"" llry Goods lllotlllng sa 9-Haier-Genital de- y eu

tested at St rmberg

H 9-Second suecesstulsortie trol _ Y ..

IAdyl`llil|l. , ` V _§ 1- , ' "~ V _ e

-- 11-omni :maine repulsed sf' -» t ' 5 | M - ’

llagerslontein. , ,

“ 15-Unsuecessful attempt of Gen

Bnller to force a passage oi the Tngela River near Coleneo, He loses 11 guns and 1,097 men killed. wounded and missing.

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I. 0. F. ar New Gmsoow.-Court

Nonpareil, No. 1113. Independent Or- der of F oresurs held a long and inter- esting session Monday night. One new member was initiated. The High Phy- sician and High Secretary being present and assisted in the ceremony. The Cour; then decided to have an enter- tainment and supper about the middle of Janusrv. The following otlicers were eluded for the ensuing year:-- Pest~Chid Ranger, B W. Stevenson;

Ranger, Artemis Moffatt; Vice

Chief Ranger, Ed. Stevenson; Rec. Sec’y., Dr. J. C. Houston; Fin. Sec’y., B. B. Stevenson; Treasurer. Dr. A. E. Douglas; Olator. Jas. E. Moffatt; S. J. C., Geo. W. hill; Sr. Woodward. Nelson Orr; Ji. Woodward, Jsmd H00-bon; Sr. B3. Allan Moffatt ;Jl'. Beadle, Frank Andrew: Court Deputy, Geo. Houston A public installation of the omoers will likely take place at the evening of the entertainment.

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let the Kind -the Polioemon ellie. Ilut? llnr Bracelets

We have a very Bne line of solid gold, gold Blled, and silver bracelets

lust the thing for Xmas presents. Also something nice_ in solid gold can inks, gold chains and Gents’ front studs. Silver novelties and ebongy oods. Cine and see them, but come quick as they are selling fast.

L W. ' Cor. Great George and Grafton St/

Watchniaker and J ewelor _ _

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See that you geta stove with the top in one §

pfece. This is necessary in the

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Furnishings. Carols

ann llnusn Furnishings,

Ladies’ For ` Saoquos,

Mens Fur Goals.

For llolios. in tant

all Kintls ot luis.

latllos’ tlotn mists,

Dress Goods, Silk Handkorohiels oi all kind

int.

liens Warm Underclotli

We are bound that this we sale shall be the largest in our ex-

E U perience. Come and see even if

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_ The llVonderfu1 Cheap

Fennéil _ J. .|. .to|1NsroN, .

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he could about 't. He was dis- ' ' ' ° ~

-’!/lf* secting the bodv of la patient who had “mi B°l"k°° m°k”°° Nm” 81”” 5

0 S S died from plague, and in order to ex- ‘l°°'7 (’° I'°°° P‘"‘°°° adm* '

- e e e

-*_* tzating. He was at once removed to an

_ 3% isolated ward set apart for plague sul- T5|'\»'\\°U Wifi# iv* r

15 Tsgéred m_n t r d b . terers. and th.re he set himself to study WWW” MFL” ig?-:“E\

" '° f ‘ °“P U ° Y , » his own case and to record for the bone-' W"

Boers near Es.court. t tit of humanity his own symptoms, and 1-

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nervous

lm k_ It gm , D _ Pts, ‘ N. s., A. s. Tewmssa. Walsh,

wee seems a r ana

~ Picton; Brilliant, Boudreau. Us

actually _caught the plague through Fivhn Pvwn North 8

his anmely to lam an th"tDeo 19 old' Br’illiaut,Bo\dree\ 1

tract the virus more thoroughly tort ._ analysis he put aside his instruments, ° 0 ` and worked with his lingers. The pit- d

son entered his system under the finger

nails. and he was struck down with the H F terriole disease which he was invesli g ea I

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world.”-Loudon Times. .

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A :unreal

si -r ‘fs is He gS pa 5?

city met last

and steer con

to start a

winter mouths. The , _

to meet on Thursday, 28th

o’cleck in the same placs. Society will be open to all young who wish to join.

.fi séiifgi its ...ti

box

Belly V

wreaths with

STARTLING News. -There ¢°"°"t 1 “I-

has _been a _sudden drop of l;°u§°,m°°"“"'¢f=, 2*

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1-3 in the price of the follow natives vlsss sae Q ing lines at Stanley Bros -_‘°¥P°°'°‘|\°lffl'°\ U0

All Dress Goods, Black and ";,°,f,';‘_'°‘_,_'§_ gf;

Colored; all ready mad iwlspimsieo ras.

Wrappers. Jackets, tailor If you want

made Skirts, Blouses and wa of

Flannelette Underwear. Sale will buy at i commences at 7 o’clock to-1 dsiirrviérvinm

night and closes at 9.30. N o B,.;._°'f2 “_

goods on approbation. Sale 0°, an ,my

or cash only. Look out for ing mit

further startling news later. :;'g‘;°:» ?‘“".3 5° Stanley, Bros. 20 6i. 1 ° ,, . . ,

lllt you lloatly

For tho lloltl

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It’s time now you had yourjwintcr overcoat and your winter underwear and gloves. V

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Ladies don’t let it pass without making some

man or dear friend happy. “

Xmas gift.

' Muffler and chest protector combined.

Fur lined Gloves.

' Silk Lined Mocha Gloves.

Silk Initial Handkerchiefs.

Fancy suspenders, etc.

wmgg you don’t want to buy. It’s a plea- Gurdon & Mc'-al

sure to show our goods even if yo don’t buy.

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Important o e

ThsaboveCompauissaregotconnected1riththeP.E.Ihadi¢

FireUnderwriters, andanenotboundbythetlailretm. I &j

wad 0° ef!-wt immce at substantially release ae!

.Tha Lasl tlnistlnas

Nobby Neckwear put up one in a box. stamped, ae 5