I

4

sz nrnm new

h A ' g ian

"-"”"""i_*"f iizznt ,

ESTABLISIIEII |l9|. THR GUARDIAN, cHARLo'1'rE'rowN, PRINCRC EDWARD ISLAN 0 J- A 'I

I; L _ l¢x~"1mn~_, i '__,_1- Q,

THE GALLANI cANAmANs

Praiscd by Chamberlain and °

Lord Minto.

, . - /

~ BULLER READY Io nw AGAIN' //

1;

Prcnch’s Vanin; Fortunes-lic Rctlrcs Prom Coles-

burg-Fighting at Moltcno Yesterday--Pork ugal Will Bold Dclagoa Bay-Whcni thc (bntlngcnt Sails-Cllsphm Lane.

Lennox.. Jan. 3.- (Spesial)_Gmat irons neu-mee ar ironrxxo.

llaishassopsesatintentienotao- nomnmb m

*'“'¢D°“¢°°"7° ¢hsBoesainensaletiiao.:ln¢:.m:»h;:.

llle or roxruuu. rams mnr. ing and a brisk action resulted.

Lln0l» JB. 8.-(8pe&l)-King clsr.suu.aa lar acanr nvnca.

cud. °° °’°‘°‘ “°'n°“°‘°°'° Gea.Bu`l1¢ hssssnttol’iaillnsrd.s- 0°". _‘° N ;“°6°° d D“‘* bargtorstreteherbsarca audthstaet ."“’1*”**°°“hlthatTugel.aB.iverisap.in|ll&bla W§w@WhKl ' -“__°‘.`°h““.h-in" 'e$sn;:t£|.elbsliaithtaaetharadvsses

latl'a\ngalh¢pab\eolpussssviag "3 ddqd'

L€‘*°-'e°s*'°!°.*=“'“*°° °°* °‘.'°""P""""

1\~\l"*f ' < egzmsn wana anna' _° ggggnng-I “|.m|n tii`st1nngBoq'reialnses.qes' " ' 'tl ggkg'

"pat '__ ) _ .L 0olss&ja..Qsta»ahaa~<ha»

.mu _ 11.* af: fc"

‘t 3\,;\q»\°5

We I

XXKIFGIIUHHLIQPHTIID.

_ e lines

llvtadvhm ssythaganasals are all well pleased with the work of the Col-

nnials to the relief oi Kuruman is ex-

pected to follow Col. Pilcher’s victory

at Sunnyside. -f-. 1_*f‘f J

Bentley’s Liniment cures Whooplng

Cough. U11- L '-"" _ - ' - '

`, \&

ww

na

#_

f...

Home-Mate l’len’s Long Boots.

For 'winter wear you need good serviceable boots that will keep ourfeetdryandwarln. . §e manufacture the ` boots we sell, out of ” stock tanned “Leng Tan sr' M*

spongy s

nad by the “N

used by

some because it is cheaper. Get the best-

llnr llwnlnke- Pricesfrom ‘

>l ,gl

5. :git

\

>,

1

, .

,QrlU:_._“mPm‘sm’“°__ uusnaaamynsstaoooats.

A'l'RAI‘!0lll'l'lllCAlI. .

Au-simian neu '

,plytrain thatstarteddownagradsand ’came so near the Boer lines that they captured it. 1 The British have had six killed. and twenty wounded about Cclesberg in

two days.

cuss’ sm-:ua AND Aurrnnnnr xxx.

It is said the captured German

‘steamer Bundesrath had on board live

big guns. 50 tons shells, 180 trained

,Qs

`ar\illerymen and 5,000 soldiers tor the

i Boers.

in

YELY TIHBS IN VICTORIA, B. C,

B. C. Jan. 3---(Special)---Some

Swedes, Danes and Noruogians living here have passed a resolution ot sym. psthy with the Boers and subscribed

8500 to aid their soldier friends.

Many treeiights occur between the

Boer sympathizers and the loyal Brit- 'hh.

V _ _

IECOND COKTIKGZNT KATTIBS .

i* Orrawa Jm. 8-[Special] -T. F. .Best oi Brantlord will ba the Y.ll.C.A.

l

'. POCk¢t, P° y ,

Office

‘ \ \ 7 3 A

and I if* ri ' ‘iS"C$%§?

»~_ 0fn¢ _ __ I

I/Ri: g ° I ` x'

Diaries

'ii

-nv

A " 1"‘_*1;ii,=§,¢,,,,,,' *" 4 ,,,;;,,.w\'a|a¢ua|».'~s -»

raise-~' 1

Dr.“Jas.D*llied the ,!ll!;' Battery

"“f»'.'»}’“E.‘f.‘.f.‘f°"

na stenmpl mesa or

I0 'euipleted why.

YIIKTHICLILDIAKSWILLIAIL.

Orders have been given the steam-

shipe Montezuma and Laurentian to sail; January 18, and the Pomeranian Jan.

20. .

CHAPLAIN LANE.

Rev. W.G. Lane, Methodist minister,

has been appointed one ot the Chap-

lains to the second Contingent. I

He is sn Englishman by birth. has

been etgticned in various paris oi Nova-Q

Scotia and in Bermada where he was

Military Chaplain. He is now on his second year in Parrsboro, N. S.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

Closing Prices Jan. 3rd.

American Sugar R‘frs ` 182! American Steel 6 Wire 48i amuse 'Inuit 70% Oontinebhl Teh. 34i Federal Steel 52! Louisvi.le & Nash 79 Northern Pacific

Brel lahld

St Paul

Southern Bail Pr’id '

42! 106! 1184

54 37!

/4/l\t*i‘~

\

A 01° \

ly

G£i_I_ Mlirqs.

\9‘r¢t ‘f 4 -i

A also ll tall. ,gm 1i.i>..

, » ‘

_ ,_,, bull oithepasiorha'on¢htlnleBrk~snniatn

pg' __ ¢ ' “ orch wasably led by Hr. Vinni-

` oombewhokindly aitsdasd whose

*YF* 4nnd}n|ht

‘ no ¢n.1¢wua»»n»a\s

.t»ilmIEt...si&§i»»»-5# iE§niz:nnnnr~j;-

‘ sqgssass.

` ' A X219; i§.~‘If‘=-J .' ‘_ , - ,_ ~` _,~_ f - 5 ‘_' ,§2~~ * \\ JH, 35;” g ilu

~ 3 f er ., ,,» -. ,M »

= ~ A . .im » -». . _le :»»‘a»ef:,2*1i MM

' '__ u

_ lf. 'A . 'ff

- _ ». »=L` _ ~` -. '~-"f`~;;1Q"’¢§i7f'"*‘_;'>?;¥`?i* _ mu *S , 5

_» .. _'..,,.__=»z-_A »....@A...A...=. R. , » -e_§.<>i.....» ._ . A ~» A-21-.¥3~ fr- E~k~ -n

IU ' _ “ c|ncAoe» umm

Unitedl¢s&Bnb , 7

Cmcaco, Jan. 3.-(Special)

lsllowing aes thselodag rains:

l L ~

Jan. wheat. 66|; corn, 30|; oats;

22. pork, 810.32).

May wheat. 691 ;co11|, 83i; oats,28i;

pork. 810 65.

July wheat. 70| ;corn, 351; oats,-;

pork, _--.

HOW ONE GETS BILIOUS.

A sluggish liver fails to filter the bile

from the blood, and when the poi- sonous matter goes through the body in the circulation, the whole system is deranged. This is called bilicusness called biliousness and can becompletely cured bv Dr. A. W. Chasa’s Kidney~ Liver Pills. which act directly on the liver, making it healthy and active. O ie

lpill a dose. 25 cents a box. The cheap-

est medicine in the world.

. 1- _

.

Tm: Montague Literary Society was

_re-organized last night. with the tol- lowing otlioers :-Prss.,Wm.Mcl(illan ; Vice-Pres.. Rev. Beary Penna; Seo’y.. lies Ella Cameron; Asst. Sec’y., lies Annie Merry; Treae., W. A. Johnson. '1‘he Society will meet evsryTnesday night in l|eKinnoa’s Hall. The fellow- ingareacommitteetotorm aptogram tor next night ot meetin : Wm. lc- L¢n,:H. A. Ellis and Fraser. A voteoi thanks was tendered to the rs- tiring Presidez.t.G. S. Inman. and the retiring Secretary Frank McDonald.

Tim entertainment and social held

last evening in _the basement of the drst Methodist church was all that its promoters could wish from the stand point ot attendance, program, enthu~ sis_sln,eolleotion andretreshments. Hr. Lemont being indisposed his place was taken by Miss Phoebe Inge who sang Nevin’s ‘°Bosary.” The program was s generous one, the participants enhanced their reputation. The closing words

ealuahie slrvisss was greatly ap-

the

Irhsnyisnslssssall

l

MURDUCKGIIJJS WIl,I.l`0ltl'lIlEL»

wmmcmmmvr

Hespltsl.~

Tlelaierultiselolls

wllldthnhb

Illid. U8

R

.3 i.

‘z

1

s pstyon

ls Jose last at hui suggsihu tml

iss as to the best mans d

the intentions os the dsonsed

tendsy His Honor delivered

He, tirst rsfnsed to adopt ct the Rev. Mgr. Gillis, River to give s portion of

wards rebuilding the Rohm church at Indian River. 2nd,hs refused the application ot the Bev. Gregory llcDonald,P.P. ot Summ_erside,that the tund be distributed by the St. Vinosst De Paul Society at Summerside. Hs refused to allow a tund intended forthe whole Province to be handled by s parochial organization. He also re~ lused to adopt a scheme to distribute the income to deserving persons, upon certificates otcertain persons. He con- sidered this most objectionable, as tend- ing to create a class ot professional paupers. His Honor then explained at great length that poverty and sickness were the class ot cases he intended to deal with, and that he intended to establish a ward in the Charlottetown Hospital in hs hows as the "Murdock Gillis ward.” Prallsnos iobs given to applicants from

liver, sad, other thisp

prslersncs to be dsosassd, but the be eontmed to th

denomination.

considered the words

large tu restrict oreondne

the daesased’s hens to-psrasns

considered that tbeappl , .

tiiiiii

iii: figiiir f

B.

nnangmwaefi R i}...‘f:§x

.ra I1

I Ji

>-Qvvn --

D, '1‘HURsDAY, JANUARY 4 woo A l ~

count o1= PRAM CHANCERY

C id

Judgement of thc Master The COIN I or me mms. in il&Q

Aliequest Goes to Fousdsscsgagjg

an-dns

Ki. -~ > i -s=I~.q()

the

CHC , viurinlnit 3

il;

las.

.nassaui

the-lllls

in

thsV\l\sll\s X

aisolss-ts‘tsasssps1» Bouasothsr ssasslsll

have two passpelts

it iii! ni

'-@lll"‘

‘E