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Janie in wnouro

' T0uouro.D-¢. $0.-mu. J L 'rms

announced to address the Canadian Cluh

on Wednesday night next on Import Unity.

A Vsnyoooo laura-:

It is well known t.h\t the majority

human -ils arcs from con~t.lunt.im

THE GUARDIAN

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_ 'rne space above the mercury in -. thermometer is not it perfect vacuum- There is not infrequently a small por- tion ot' air\_lett in such space, and there is always sn atmosphere of the vapor of mercury. Physically speaking, it is perhaps imposdble to procure a vac-

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of of

the bowels and on this account dipsy 3 num; It is most likely that even it a

people make Ita ru;e Lasse tnatt'-.e bowels ‘ move cnco . voryday. If y lu are sutxioof. toeupstlput on you can b.- cu,-an by the uselof Dr. Chiara Kimlry-Liver Pins. 'fhris pills nrt ouiv lnaks rho bowels

native but by tnwr aolvou on the ilv

ensure a regular llow of bile, natures own vltlhutno and si lciuove the cnusa ol serr-

Ous disease.

real vacuum could be procured for an instant air or other vapor would at once begin to be disseminated from the sides at the vessel in which it was made, and it would thus instantly cease to exist.

_ It is true that Dexartes denied the very possibility of a vacuum and says,

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At thc advent of the

New Your I, wish to ex- press the sincere wish that for one and all it may con- tain 365 happy and pros- perous days. I also wish at this time to thank those who by their patronage and corumendatiori have made 1903 the most suc- ftessiul year in thc history of my business, I fully appreciate the fact that a very large part of the in- crease is due to the kind words of my customers, and I solicit a conilnu lncc of these favors. I shall strive to merit them by cndcavoring more and more to make this n drug store to which everyone can come with absolute confidence in the quality of goods, the carefulncss of its service and the reason- ableness of its prices.

I want to bc your drug'

gist in 1904.

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l “lf a vacuum could be elected in s I vessel the sides would be pressed into fcontuct," but it is hardly correct to

f soy, “Scientists say that a vacuum can-

' _- not exist.” What scientists do say is - ‘what Gsliiei said, “Nature abhors a

vacuum." As the statement of a fact

_ is true, Nature does, to the best of our ._ knowledge, ahhor a vacuum. She never ,- suffers it to exist to the extent of nl-

lowlng any space which is perceptible

1 to our senses to be vaeuous. Vacuum, -~ in scientific speech, simply means a

T space from which nir has been cxpelled.

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.. A Dance Without l lmilo. ; They have a singular kind of dance `, conducted on the greens of country vil- 7" isges in Russia. The dancers stand -_ apart, a knot of young men here. a ". knot of maidens thcrc, cnch sex by it- I- self, and silent as n crowd of rnutes. '__ A piper breaks into a tune, a youth ` pulls oi his cap and cliullengns his ' girl with a wave and n bow. 1! the 5 girl is willing, she waves her handker- li chief in tokcu of assent. The youth -; advances, tslses a corner oi’ tho httpd- ,’_ kerchief in his hand and leads his las- `f sie round and round. 1 No word is spoken, and no laugh is .-_ heard. Stid with cords and rich with -, braids the girl moves heavily by her- ' sglf, going round and round, and never

allowing her partner to tough her hand.

_ The pipe goes droning on or hours in

the same end key and measure and the prize of merit in this "circling," as the

` dance is called, is given by spectators

to the lainie who in all that summer revelry has never spoken and never smiled.

_ Studios That Are Workroonas. 5 All of the nrtists' studios in New i' ' York have not tile ningnliicentiltcriors

that roinuncc si1;:gcsls_ Un the con- trary, a grunt many ol’ tllc most cf-

fectivc pictures :irc inrucd out from rooms that nrc absolutely tlcstitute of

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We desire to thank on

customers for their patron-

age for the past yea

making it the most successful

during our experience. W

trust by close personal atten-

tion to business to merit continuance of same.

We wish you all a happy

and a prosperous New Year.

W. N. TANTON.

jeweler,

i'urnitul‘c, except for the wlvl'l<ing tools of the artist hilnsclf. Llostly dmpcries, beautiful objects of nrt, often tnlie the attention of the pnillicr from his work, and there are quite u number of the most successful artists in the city whose studios ure bare and comforiless ns tar as decorations are concerned. They arc rcgnrderl by the painter ss workrooms pure und simple, und ms- theticlsm is conilued to the imagination of the painter himself.

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Under 5 New Title.

The Wnsliington Post credits a white

haired uintrml of that city with a clev- er musical Jolie. She was lisicning, in company with n young man from tho state dopnrtincnt, to the music of a pianist.

The selections were all new to the

young man till the “Wedding March" of Mendelssohn began.

“'1`lint's i'nrnilinr," suid he. “l‘m not

" 'lllrNrrti’litiilZolll>llnT

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strong on music, but I know I’ve heard that before. What is it?"

The mntron`s eyes twinkled with

mischief. “Thnt,” said she, “is the ‘Maidens Praycr.’ "

The llluethront.

Thcrc is conclusive evidcnce to Show

_ that in one unbroken nocturnal flight 1 thc Ellrnpr-‘nn bird known as the north-

orleliliilous

Prof. l'§arle‘s Grand Fntcrtai

ment

lhc Pirates of Pcnzanc

Or the Slave of Duty

Ailrand Cotniciipt-ra in 2 acts l

Sir Arthur Sullivan, as given in New York under the manage- ment ofli. D. Oyly Carte.

Will be Given in Qthc Oper House on

Tuesday and Wednesday '

D; f‘!'n bln-~iill‘oa_t passes from central Af-

1,G00 milf-s, mulling the journey in nine llours I' rnrn its winter home in A cn obscrvniinns have determined that it starts nflor sunsct, arriving at its far

rica to tho Gerlnnn sea, rl distance of I ._ ‘ ' _ fri

u_ nortbcrn smnmt-r haunts hcforc dnwu

on thc ncxt nmrnlng_

The All \"r\\\'erlnl Hnl.

cl "Now, my ll'-:\l~_“ snld thc indulgent

‘ Illlslmllll, "l ll:‘.\'<\ ul:llln_-_:l-ri to su\'c.‘lp

l'nl>i1r:il lllnll~_\‘ to jll--'lif_\' ns in llllillllxlg ll new llrvlllc. Ii'l|. iirst. I :ilu |.:.»lll;: to |_'ivl\ _vnu rl r-lion-c ll<~t\\'¢~cl\ ill:ll. :llnl the

ly new i':\lI Ilzlt _\'l\ll so llillvll <lr-.~'il'|~."

r “\\'<~ll," will l_ln~ ll--:lntl|‘lll \vii`r\, "yon

know l cant wear thc house on my llonll "

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hulls!-

arlght at all

times and in places. for correctness depends largely on time and place, and sometimes to be right you must be wrong. As soon as you step on ship- board and sail, the horiaon, being clear and dadgits, _sheds the need for a long “L” and at sea it rhymes with “orison." In tha army a route is nl- ways called a i“rowte." Moreover, the cavalry, hy long standing tradition. calls a horse an “orse," and the order is “stand to 'orses."-London Globe.

Chsttel lortg-ages.

A man who gives a chnttel mortgage

should always examine it carefully to make sure it is not “on demand." Sharp money lenders who loan funds on chat- tel mortgages often try to_ have this clause irisertcd. und when it is the bor- rower may expect to part with his chat- tels at rlluiost any moment. lt is n trick by which ndvnutnge is often tak- en of the uuwury.

A Life Saver.

“You seem to have u great liking for

lnrlro words."

"Well, sur," answered Mr. Erastus

Pluklcy, “i once kllowvd _n iunn whose lifc were sured by n big word. Ile once told inc dnt l pl'c\'nrlczI,cd. un' by dc time l foun' out what dnt word nicaut it vvcrc too inte foil rue to hit him."-

the English

Just (ine Trip.

“\\'hat? Going out ,again tonight?"

begun Mrs. I\`»lgg_ ’

"Oh, no; just this once," replied her

husband, with ag;;rav:ltirig clit-eri’ul» ncss. “It will be too late when I get buck to go out again.” _

When Other Eyes Meet Mina.

“Love is blind," he complained. "That ought not to worry you," sho

snid encourazlugly, "because we have eyes only for each other.”~

The man who is always talking about

how much work he does should remem- ber that some people work so hard that they don‘t have time to tell about itil- Ltchison Globe. _ _

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The burnished plum- l i_ "_'\§~ yy-,»§_.l{.s,\1=.;i ilzr.-:.»1.‘:.'...‘.s>.r .‘:::‘:i: I ~ _l . _ lil

age of the peacock owes its brilliancy and

_,_, bird be siclély, and ths

` luma e roo sn

I grows gdull. ’iPliere is

no 'exception in ns-

ture to the rule that beauty depends on health.

\Vouieu who see their beauty waning

rarely associate the external change with failure of the womanly hcalt . They do not understand the close rela- tion of the encral hysical health to the health oi; the delicate womanly or- ganism, until after being cured of wom- nnly diseases by the use of I)r. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription they find the color returning to the cheek and the flesh to the body. _

“Favorite Prescription” establishes

rc ularity, dries weakening drains, heals ingnmmation and ulceration and cures female weakness.

“Several _years ago I was very poorly,” writes

Mrs. May alley, of Sylvia, Kaus., “so weak I could hardly wa lc across the iloor. and at times sllffcrcti scvcrcly. I took two bottles of Dr. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription and gut well and

' d \wel\ oumis in two months

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hnrrly-game 'e p and was the picture of health. Your medicines

lmvc cured mc. Almost everybody I meet says, ‘vnu look so murh in-ttrr than _vnu have or levcrnl years ; you look well no\v.' "

“Favorite Prescription ” makes weak

women strong, sick women well. Ac- cept no substitute for the thedicine which works wonrlers for weak women.

Dr. I’ierce's Pleasant Pellets are I

lady’s laxative. Nothing equals them for gentlencss and thoroughness.

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A SUGGESTIUN FUR A XMAS GIFI'

A \‘. ~ » f\ll»~l 1-iyiilnl to the l‘R'r>:l;i:` l€1»\v,\lu> ISLAND l\I.\G.»\7.l.\:l<: beginning with the Xmas. Number to be issued this week. Sent post- nid in the address of any Friend you desire to have it sent to for 75C. A card with the first copy, explailis that it is sent by your instruction.

THE P. E. I. MAGAZINE '

can prou01BDc\f l'

Good stri Farm _ _imp if-fdS» lwmilfsili .we price - .-..~..~.:\..'l.~.v..t...i_.

Good Dress Lining,well worth .

7c, sale pride. ,

Heavy Wiatsrflbreis Goods. il

double ivvidtlfgoods. sta le

colors. 25c a -yd. . _ . _ .hall Good Brush Binding, 5c qual- I: , ity in all colors. Sale price. . _ 3c`

Set of Dress Steeis.*9 to s set,

worth loc. sale price. . . . . _ gc

Safety Hooks and Eyes; 5¢ 3 .

card. sale price Qc

Boys’ Blue Knit Shirts, 55c '

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M Pizpringraphy is 20 simple as to_!bd rerligy

' ooeo o s ca i . n s

uhlltt lzehehzito be dddflicdrgompifaryd ble.-jour: Bnlour. _

In I/u B:/in Pihsss Sjfrllm q{Plm4agrn'phy--

Rrporlis; Sty f. ~

and 65c, sale priée...... 356'- -_

JAMES PAION & co.

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lil-NTllN’$

tim llrillar

' An INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Remedy

for ihc immediate Rdid and Cure ol

licumatlsm, Crampe, Collet. Sore

gg] lhroat, Dlarrhu, Faceache, _*‘-‘ Toclllache. Spralm. Bruins. Neural- gia. Lumbago. etc.. cis. This in au internal and external Family Rt- ! m.~.r';-, raretully calculated (nr general uae, md if _-houlli be kept iusvilz household sndiri every ::.lvelier’s gr psack 0 lot overlook the fact

¢..__in\mcrllaie attention to any liimlm 'lil

save in lou: \muhls,vvorryp.nd ax casa. Wh! a medical man is not llliand S'i`X.N'I`0N'l|||

do the work.

1 Soo\ll= you and give you instant mild.

Ig For sais svsrylshsrl. Fries, I5 sis pr bstila.

McGALE'5 Buttefalt PILIJ

Cures Habitual ,

_ - Turpin Liver. lissds&a.

‘ I’ l h box -3 .$”..;' §.iIf'€.I'.$l,.’.°§.l",§.i... x . Sole Prnprieton, Tls Wnlaa'rxCluuou.

Z? 211'# 7:

3 Co. Limited, Monnsal, Canada.

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Garment Manulactory

138 and 240 CHREIGHTON ST., HALIFAX. Manufacturers oi

Men’s Shiris,.whltc and colored

Boys' ii »- 1 L.

Men's Working Pants.

Meu’s Overalls, hlue.drlll and dcnham.

gays n it .. it r.

Boys' Blouses,

Cow Boys’ Pants.

Clllldttifs Sailor Fulls. `

Costs, white drill. for cooks, waiters.

hers, barbara. _ _

Boys’ Sailor Collars, trimmed.

liovs' Windsor Ties.

Lsdies’,Apruns, plain and trimmed, Ladies’ Underwear, - »

Ladlrf’ Night Dresses, / ff Ladies Skx.ls sadrbiiersklrts,

t'.l||ldren’s ‘4-:tt Dresses. Cl|ildren’a Underclotlrlng.

Chlldrerfs Dresses. Chlldren’s Pluaiores

lniant’s Slips, i Clil1drcn's Sailor Fronts

Pillow Slips.

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An Engineer and Machin- ist Wanted.

Wantedimmcdiately. a first class

engineer and machinist to take charge of the Engines and Boilers in our Power House. Apply to

Glricwn-Light 8. Powr Go.. Lid.

Charlottctowii.

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IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII

Sales exceed that of ans

other in the Lower ‘Pi-o

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Vl¥\C0l| Choicsai growth of India

Evenings, °f“°é-*f,i;,*;';,-;,>;;1.S;.,v~- ......_¢........ _

JANUARY _‘QB am' 13"* - -»-~ ---- -~----- ~ ~Annual.A Meeting

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Elegant imported costumes from I *'URh°“'“°*i"“ °f*h°f“°:d ` L"io"" "_, Q ' d 4 _

A _ _ ~ rl.; and lsftlnthe bio C _ nl. mm- -leo n o nw- D one

. W Toms, New York b disordered kid” ' IJ t r!:°°=:¢c\_»_;;tks;nae;_-iliac 5¢_\;_r°y l;:;r_1:._g;

Beautiful Music, etc. lids” ,dong th, ,,,,L, _ I F \ C rgomz nm. /uln=:.I»m an expmedwse

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naar:/nic rnksorui. which branches from the __ ,mv ,_ 4 “_ W" JOIN iiieittttgétlgl-,big

Richard-A Piratetthlei ._ hand, - _

sam-ei-fri-='§.:|`e:§fi»i_;i.:§°.i‘.°_'I'f`.III_.... . "sa-osuvesrtnlizfziaielr tomiiio -1'3"” "°m°°‘"§glli&' -""‘°°'m"" A "

._ ' " A"°°" side of the nose. The °‘“°AD“ "°iir';"1§°Th°A| 1.

Frederick A Pirate Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... - _ ` ` . ' ' ' 1 App p Q1 ‘ I " '

uf R W 3° ‘M £d°T‘xA This Tralntsfries I..-‘ `

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llabei-General Blsnleyw Yonagest Dm|\t=r. wi” gmmmg-

s.»-I »-<»»»-»-» M- I *““°""`”‘”*" rREE‘nr-*crimes 1° `

The spacious rooms furnished by the Charlottetown Business Col

ege for Shorthand and Typewriting under the Principslship of I. O Traiuor, are models in themselves for the study of these important sub- ¢Ct'i~ While Mr. Trainor is a new teacher to a Charlottetown class

yet,_he has already proven what the Phonographic Institute recom- mended him to he “a competent teacher of Phono_graphy." For further recommendation or introduction ask ANY member of his class.

Here,`the°Bcnn Pitman system is taught from the Pitman;Howard

text-books. consequently the studcnts,tind no diiliculty in reading t_liei

notes.

NOW is a good time to join the classes, _

For full particulars and rates apply to the

Charlottetown Business College,

- L B. MILLER. Princpial. `

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HoN.:w. c. EDWARDS. 0. ROBERT E. MENzls,

-1l‘l'Vl¢l-PHISIDINT TREASURER

WILLIAM DINEEN, 9 ALEX. DAVIDSON, M.D. INDVIQI-Pnssllalnr Mloioal. Illrlnll _

'ri-l0MAs BAKER. SWJNEY H- PIPE.

Suu Vial-Pnsslunnr AGTUARY

/2 Pnovuvlclar. nmsorons __ " I-lon. ARTHUR PETERS, GEORGE E. Hucl-iEs, M.P.P.

CHARLOTTETOWN. CHAHLOTTETOWN.

I . BENJAMIN C. FROWSE, W. H. BFIENNAN, '

Qi-|AnLorrE*rowN. Sumulsnslos.

A. W. STERNS, Provincial Manager Charlottetown

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' To come to when you want anything

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I in the hardware line. We buy direct

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from the manufacturers and can sell

cheaper than any: house in the city.

Try us. Wholesale and retail.

PENNELI. .& CHANDLE . '

THE HARDWARE LEADERS.

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'ii The Holiday Season is coming.. and we heed the list byfgivlng_~__t‘he

X presents. ,_ t 2 ,, lf" I-i

61-: the year

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:user me it 'n mu' nlnme. 0 S ' ' -' .

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“MA m I ~~~~ ~- _ nor states, Time tables, Pamphlets, sts., __ “I _ __ _ _ ____ _ __ _ _ _ _ _

“man unky.. D.:|7m"',_° P|n,"_ ml,” man Icallon nearest ticket agents. ~ » l“'“d‘_,°7m°“d'e Buduchungf X121: cg‘ ‘m: ‘_1°ng9.~ . _-t ‘_ . __

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