THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOVVN, JANUARY 8 1899.

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lnnyoa guarantees tint hls lheumatism one will cure nearly an cases of rheuma- tim in a few hours: that his Dyepepsia Giro will cure tndlgestlou and gl! stomach troubles; that his Kidney Cure will cure 90 per cent. of all cases of kidney trouble; that his Ca- tarrh Cure will enre eatarrh no matter how lm( standing; that his Headache Giro will cure any kind of headache in a few minutes; that his Cold Oire will quickly break up any throulh the entire list of sts, 18 cents a vial. dviee write Prof. Marvel, It is absolutely tree.

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Christmas

Supplies

Raisins,

Gurrants , Dates.

Prunesi , Almonds,

Walnuts,

Peanuts, Confectionery, etc.. etc .

use eo.

Coffee nndlrnit inrNew Years.

Our 40 cent coffee is a mixture ` of Mocha and J ave. FRESH noasri-in arm Frinsri crtonxo.

- It has a beautiful aroma and lr

flavor.

LOCAL BRIEFS

‘gina latest News nl the (lily f and Province. 5

ylialhereil By Gigardian Reporters and Gor- ; respondents Everywhere.

[See also on page 7.

’l`;nAcni-:its will please tike notice

that only the first part of Evangeline will be required for mstriculation to ,P. \Y. College and Normal School in July next. ,

The meeting of the Local Union of

Christian Endeavor, which was to have been held in the Belfast Presbyterian

church, a few days a o, has been ost

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poned indefinitely, o:ing to the inabil- ity to procure speakers for the occa- sion.

Ri-:v Trros BLANCHARD Rnactnrector

of Milton, P. E. I., his been appointed Archdeacan of r`. E. I., in place of

.Rev._ S Weston Jones resigned, R.v.

Mr. Jones was appointed Arctideacon some years ago, when he was rector of St. Paul’s, Charlottetown.

THREE horses. attached to a steam

fire engine, running at a mad rate. is the pretty and attractive picture which adorns the face of a calendar issued by the Queen Insurance Co., represented in this city by Mr. 1). B. Stewart. A

copy thankfully received at this oflice.

MR. ALEXANDER MACRAE, of Rona,

who was severely injured while blast- ing in a quarry near Calais, Maine, has come home, and is suffering intensely from the injuries he received. He is totally blinu and can sleep only while under the influence of opiates or other sleep- producing drugs.

GOLDEN Wi¢:DDii\'G -'The many

friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Moore, will be p‘eaSed to hear that they will on 'the 16.h inst., celebrate their golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs.. Moore, left the Island about twenty-five years ago for Bay City, Michigan, where they still reside, Mr. Moore was one of our best citizens, foremost in every good work. All will wish him and his amiable partner many years of happiness on this the anniver- sary of their fiftieth wedding day.

ON Thursday the 29th of December

a basket social and. entertainment was held in the hall at Hartsville. Although the night was cold and the roads in an unfavorable condition, the hall was comfortably filled. An‘ excellent pro- gramme was rendered by local talent, and consisted of choruses, solos, recit- ations, dialogues and stump speech. Master McLe0d’S recitation--A Wee Bit \Vifie, deserves special mention.Mr, D. E. Campbell auctioned the baskets, The bidding was lively and the best of . order prevailed throughout. After the contents ofthe baskets had been dis- posed of, Miss Campbell of Darlington favored the audience with a solo, which was well received. The amount realiz-

Apples and Sweet -lfirziaieni Oranges. ‘

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run day and night to keep up with our

gorders. E3 Does this show whether we are pleas-

ing our customers or

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J. D. TAYLOR

3 PRINTER 1; Queen St.

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IN FRUIT WE HAVE ed was over sixty dollars, and almost , . , f .. \

Malaga Green Grapes, crisp suffices to remove the debt on the hall.; ' and juicy, i I ~ Rosy Red, Nortl;r<i~ri Spy, To Cure Headache in len minutes use xg/__,_,‘__,

Komlorl Headache Powders.10rcls.

BAND at the rink to-night. Good ice

and good music.

THE hockey match between the

Wanderers and Crescents at Halifax. r Friday night, was won by the former scoring 2 against 1. .

ON Mondav afternoon at half past

three in the W. Cir. U. piriors. Mrs. Dr. Anderson will read a p-per on the” work of the \‘Vomen`s Ceuucil. All members of alliliated societies are cordially invited to attend.

MR. W. H. B. Rifss of Summerslde.

Lreprcsenring Dr. Wiiitl Co. (Ltd.), Toronto, Ont , came ro the ci'y Satur- day and will remain for a few days in the interests of the above concern. This firm deals in pills and are doing an ex- tensive business. Mr. Russ is a popu- lar young man and the tiU.\a1>iAN pre- dicts for him abundant success in his new work.

Rsv. D. B. McLi:on, Orwell; P.

E. Island was called last -Wednesdav by by congregauon of St. John's church Chatham.Fifteen candidates were heard, but only one nomination was made at the meeting last Wednesday, 'that ef Mr. McLeod. The congregation is weak numerically, but offers a stipend of $1.000 and a manse. It is the only congregation of seventy families in the sviiod of the maritime provinces that of fers such a stipend This is the church, of which the late ltev. Dr. MacKay was rniuister._St. John Sun.

AN exchange says: Schooner Wlllis

D. Ogilvie, from Parrsboro to Calais, Me., with coal. is ashore 12 miles from Digby on the Fundy shore. Tugs have been out, but owing to the heavy sea have been unable to take her off. She will probably be a total loss. Insur- ance $l,500 on vessel. The schooner Ava, of Parrsboro, is ashore near Mobile and will probably be a total wreck. She is owned by P. o. Blake. iof Parrsboro. and is a vessel of 99 tons lregister, l.uilt in 1993. The chances of saving the \Villie D., ashore outside of Annapolis, are poor. She is 99 tons register. built in 1896, owned by Hugh Gillespii- and McL:iuchlin Brothers, and only insured for a small amount.

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The

Largest 0 <9 Bottle

of Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil

ever sold in this citv

at 5Oc,

is that now oH`ered 'to you by

us. It is pure, fresh, pleasantly flavored,

readily taken by child

stock,

and iS

ren, and

those having sensitive stom- achs. ` This bottle holds just two ounces short of the dollar size, and is sold at one half the price.

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50c

$1- 25 $2-'50 r

One Bottle Three Bottles

realize that

We are much gratified With the quick response to our accounts. Our goods are sold at a. very low cash figure and . our customers evidently

We cannot

give long terms of credit. If you have overlooked YO R ACCOUNT kindly remembdr that it is to our mutual advantage to have prompt settlements.

SENTNER MBLEUU. &l0n~

from Ottawa Saturday.

MR. W. D. Mclwrritn, principal in

St. E1eanor’s school, was in the city Saturday.

CRUSADERS. - Op`n meeting this

Monday evening at 6.30. Parents and friends invited.

FUNERAL of the lite Mrs Hugh Per-

klns will ttke place at 2 p. m. today by- train to Sherwood. _ ~

FOMERLY Pictou County had the bulk

of the P. E. I. coal trade. last year Cape,Breton made ii seizure.-N‘lari- ,time Record.

MISS CHURCHILL. teacher in the Kin-

dergarten at Summerside, returns tn the western capital this afternoon after spending the holidays in Charlotte- town.

THE pulpit of the First Methodist

Church was occupied yesterday in the morning by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, who preached very acceptably. In the even- 1 lug Rev. G. C. R. Raymond, of the first Baptist Church. pcached for the first time in this church. He took for his text the parable of the “rich man and Lazarus.” The two points particu- larly dwelt on were that rich and poor are alike in one point, that is in death and the instantaneous transit either to

_happiness or misery.

IN 1845 the “Board:of‘ Foreign Mis-

sions" presented its first annual report. The Board had appointed agents to bring the claims of missions before the people-Rev.'John Geddie for P. E. Island. Rev. James Waddell, Picton, Rev. Messrs. Baxter and Bayne for Truro. ‘P. E. Island gave £84; Pic- ton £57. 4. Truro Presbytery £52. 16. Musquodqboit gave the lar st contri- bution of any congregation,g£20, ‘°Rev. Mr. Trotter declines to cmoperate but ii member of his congregation has for- warded £1. f.”-Presbyterian Witness.

WniLE_Joseph Fraser and his son of

East French River, N. S.,,were in the woods Thursday, felling a large birch tree it gave a lurch on a leaning tree which swung it an unusual distance and struck Mr. Fraser and buried him in the snow, killing him instantly. His son called to James Gillis and his two brothers, who were working near, and they ran With all haste with the levers and axes. buf life was extinct! They could not move the tree and had to cut at place out of the treo which was about two and one half feet through to release the body. 5

AFTER several unsuccessful attempts,

Constables McCarron and King, succeed- ed in obtaining and safely lodgingin jail at Georgetown two violators of the C. T. Act, namely: Angus B. M~Donald and Flora McDonald of Sou-is. Mc- Donald was very boisterous and had to be overpowered and hand-cuffed. and when left in charge of one of the con- stables he got away but was again cap- tured. a lively iight was engaged in, principa‘s one side,McCarron and King: contra McDenald, wife. two girls and son and a large dog. The consrables showed some grit and mme off minus a mp. Success ie t r»..- two Q lucky fellows.

A DISPATCH I0 MT. li. ll /\C0\'U»

Souris, brought the news on saturday, that the schooner Orion. Capt. Chiverie,

her way from St. Pierre to Sour»s. went ashore on Louisburg Reef, C( B., at 2. o"clock Saturday morning. She was chartered by Mr. Acorn and had-taken a cargo of cattle and farm produce from Souris to St. Pierre and was rr turning in ballast when it was the owner’s' intention to have her laid up for-the winter. The vessel is a total wreck and is uninsured. The crew who all belong to Souris. landed without mishap. The Orion was 78 , tons and was built in Lunenburg. N. r S., in 188-L. . A WE-Tent: paper publishes the follow- ing interview with our Island Premier: In the course of an interview regarding Canadian fisheries. Hon. D. Farquhar- son, Premier of Prince Edward Island, had something to say about the deci- sion which makesthe proviucesp opr_1e- tors of the iorcshores ann the Dominion

will protect the fish? Mr- F““l“h”° son. on this point says: -‘T0 meet the altered circumstances arising from the decision legislation will, in my opin- ion, be necessary on the part of the Dominion,as well as on the part of each province. Ontario has already _legis- lated, and we intend following in the same line at this coming session. When I say rwe’ I think I speak for the other provinces, Nova. Sotia ani New Bruns- wick, as well as Prince Edward Island. The fishery award gave 35.500000 YD. Canada. $1,000,000 of Wlllilh W” paid over to Newfoundland. she not being in the Dominion. The otlier_$_4»° 500,000 were paid into the Dominion Treasury. It now transpires by the decision of the Privy Council that the joresliores are all the property ofthe various provinces. The sum of $4.- 500.0‘)0 was paid over by the United Statestothe Dominion of Canada for fish that were caught largely in these waters, and as these waters belong to

the provinces, therefore the $4,500,000 ibelong to the provinces.”

Pitt-:ui i-:ti FaRQUHArtsoN retprned

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OFFICE OF

MUURE X Mlillllli '

DRY GOODS

` AND WALL PAPER.

To YoU PERSONALLY-:

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CHA'ttLo'i"i‘nTowN, JAN.

The principal reason why we

sent that bill to you the other day is-that we want money.

Want it rather emphatically just

Will you let us have some

And oblige

Yours Truly.

Vloore dt McLeod

A Forgotie

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The very latest in Sideboards.

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