THE GUARDIAN, oaaniiorrnrows, JANUARY 5

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, MR. J. D- Scriciiusx, Freetown, was lin the citv yesterday on his wily to .El- `don :ind Murray Harbor on a business trip. l Mn, (;Li;_\;i;m~ Qiiiiiifriiitiis, North Bedeque, passer! through the city yes- tei‘-’:i.y en route to i`ii;ii.l-md, N. S., on fu visit to his sister. Ms, tltev.) Mo-

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zlieltls. Their iiaiiiss :tru i`l_ii:\ i Blundeil - . . 1 . -‘ ‘rind _-‘iitliur Conw;=.\'. llii- ’ will leave

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yllziliiax in lci_ii`ii:i-rv by the C. P. R. i

All this seasons

importation; Sail-

ors. Wallriiig ant

Dress Hats.

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80:: for 406

SL00 for 50c

L25 for 63C

L60 for BOC.

STANLEY BROS.

Ilia Always Busy -Store.

Do You

Skate

ll so you need a gooi mir of ska

8oots. We have all kinds. en's Hockeys, thc v.~ry best.

L1die= Hockevs. iinc skating boots. liadlcs’ t,hofif.l~i.rc .skatiniz boots re- ar pric is $3.10, $2.25 and $}.3o re- ncezl to $l,?5 ii. pair. gg? Perhaps your ankles are weak. If

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Boots j i-tt nnrived, a little inte

in criiniizgfliiit they are beeiitics.

Price -`”_"l.-23 $1.75 $1.90

Lit-iii--< lit f.-lst-_r,' and Sluitiiigl

boot; iii l`.._x Calf and Oil`

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Two more Hiilifix young men have

ideci-ltrcl ti go to the Kloi dike gold

; L`niiw:i_v was fornicrly :i rneinber of the

;~()iii‘ Boy..-" bas- li .ii club. The pair iwlil tske with thi_-.iii 1 number of dogs Wind ai cf-iuliiiiiitioii p rtiilile sleigh and w:ig°<_{r.i1 veliieie 'lliey ixp ct to be way Ovcr two years.

()iiiTU.ii:r.-Mriiiy ofthe friends ct

Elizabstii Nelsoii. relltt oi the late Clin_il»~:-s Nelson of China Point, will re- iiiciiiber the ziuciiieiit dui`iii_;' lust uu- tuniii,`ny wliinli she was tlirown from the ciirririgc while ilrivin;_; with Mrs.J:iiiies Bourke of Millvlew. The it-juries rio;-,lved were ci such ii seii-6-us nitrite tbiitshe ucv r rrer`fovi'i~.~>u :ind peacefully ybreatlied her iristoii the 30th of Nov., 1 1898. in her To li year. She has left to _mourn their sad loss, three sons and four daughters. Mrs. Nelson was a kind and affectionate mother and ii favorite with all her acqutiintuiices. She liveda consecrated life to her Master ; and a consistent member of the Metho- dist Church. She died as she livfd trusting in the merits of her Redeemer.

SURPRISE PAit'rr.--Friday evening.

Dec, 30th, ’98, will be long remember- ed in Canoe Cove. for the surprise party at the home of \Vm. Kathrens. Esq., to bid farewell to Edgar Smith, teacher, on his departure from the Cove. After the party had surprised Mr. Smith by their arrival, they still further snrprlsed him, when the prettiest girl iii the 'Cove. with a few remarks to the effect that by his painstaking industry in

'the school and hissociability among the

people. he had so won their esteem that they could not allow him to depart without some tangible expression of it. gracefully presented him with it hand- some leather travelling case.” The young peoplothen enjoyed themselves with games. singing. &c.. until supper was announced when they sat down to a repast such as the ladies of Canoe Cove know so well how to prepare. After supper, toasts were drunk and then the time passed all too quickly in games, songs -and pleasant chiit into the wee, smw’ hours when they separated, wishing Mr. Smith every prosperity and expressing regret. that he wasleav-_ ing Canoe Cove. `

DUNDAs Norias.-The proceeds d°- rived from hog raising h..v.-i not pr ived , satisfactory to the farmers, and many ‘ of them are talking of not raising any more hogs for market and ol giving all their attention to dalryiug :ind the rais- ing of sheep-Mes_=rs Alfred and James Robertson of Annandale are per/suing the fishing business on Grand River ice with marked success-Miss Ada Mac- donald is home from P. W. C. to spend the Christmas holidays; Miss Maud Allen of Charlottetown accompanies her on a vist.-Mr. Hugh MacLean has tin- ished the exterior of a large and hand- some dwelling house.-Some of our young men who left home a few weeks ego to se-fk their fortunes in Boston are said to have met with very hard luck in the matter ol fifiding ivork.-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burili-tt, late of Boston are spending thc win-ter h re. Since his

been West as far as B. C. and was not livorilily impressed with the country. espet-iiilly Li licll for the working man.-The l’r..=sli_i;teri'i'ri congregutioii have retained Rev.i\lr.Finluyson as their pistor for the winter months. Ilis regular ztptiointmfnt is cvt-ry Sibli- :ztli :it three o`clci;l;.--Some comp- lriint is being l.-ertid about the W:-ty the inziii contract is be- liifl pcrioriiietl 'riiftwevii t`n'='tll:~.'=tn. DHH- ,p,T,- -gmt _.\p_;igni_l;ile.-.liiiige `\\'n.rburioii held court liere cii :Botti inn; his d:iys` work is sci-.i to said ti liave been very

llgiit; this Speaks wc-ll for the honesty (_-,i d._»i,;0;-5 9_5 well as for the patience of Cr._,dii_q1-5 in this year of trying scirciiy.

-Coit. Dec. 31st.

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‘ To Caro a Cold in One Day-

Take Lnxcitive Bromi Quinine Tablets. All

°. - - ' f'tfa.ils to Cure.

;“?;ngght'B refund the mililgych l7 9 mos. d. Sow

l Aquiet market and no change in

prices yesterday.

MR_ JOHN CR ~CK;.;TT’ Cal-lgtgnv W3;

Sciioiixi-:it ldriicst dc Costa, Gainon_

-The long winter evenings are suit- A able 5 which the people of this section are noted, and a happy patty congiegated at theihoapitable home of Th-opnilus McDonald, Kingsborough, on the even- ingof the 26th inst. where they were well entertained by Mr.. Mrs. anal the

B_1isses McDonald.-On the evening of

I 6 from izregation called upon their pastor,

Rev.

amiable p irtner. and after a pleasant evening spent in social intercourse, a chairman was app tinted, and Desc in A Scott _ . 4 y, an appropriate address presented him with their appreciation. He made a suit- able the had

in the city yesterday.

Mita \\'._ H. lliiowx, Jr., St. Elean-

ors, is in the city tor ii few days. __

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itioiii Pririiro lilrlsvazil Island has arrived :it l)eiiiei:ii':i.

Tilt-I izii-xl cveiit in tliii winti-r cours* fun iii‘l:»i~ in-~iit iii St. l’<-teifi lliili,

i lust llirticiit-ii‘sl'i'c"

l -l _ _~_ ' ` _ and all whose privilege it was to listen sp int the past wecl-1 visiting. BLooMi~‘ii~;Li> Norm.-The semi-1n- gc-Utd not avoid bein., impressed- with

, . . ` f _ ' r _ - , when ou Bedeque V' here they Spent Lew leaps' '-0 find SGHUDS. _ _1'00_m fOr all- All the* were not iiiutlht ii; rake thi ir lliirt nil

parents of the district were in attend- ance with iiiariy visitors from surround- ing districts. Duvnr Road has about forty-five 0.' [ifty pupils, :ill of whom were present. and rl.-e wonder is how thi teacher, Miss Emily J. Pfters, can control so in iiiv pupils ard tl i such excellent work. The greatest interest possible was iiianifestvd in the exami- iiti ion. The cl sses were exnniiiii.-d by* Messrs. Augustine Smirli. Hciry l)uu- cett. ten-ilitrs,ani,l.\li'. S`1;inislaiis [’etei-s `

ofSt. Diir'stan`s. All pupils secriiedl

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to know theii worn p feet _y in ‘ ie; -ng was of a tirst class order. Ti~.e_v seeniriglil :tthome in geography ard _ ull other class-.es wr-re of equally high i uicrit. After the extuiiuiition speeche-W were made in priise of the tear-liar, for the work she had at~cci1ipli.~'_h.d. whose work no doubt is worthy of ti high tri- bute The pupils were also praised for tht- excellent snowing thi-y had made, :ind were enciiiiragitl to ntteiid iegular- ly,lic piinctual, and otedierit to their teacher. The te-iclzer distributed ciiidy and New Yeai"s gills to each of the l` i»unil;~', one ot whom i\'.“_S heard to say, ‘~l’ui ft-c'-ing iii great humor tonight."l Ari untheni was then sung in French, utter which the examiriiiiion closed byl singing "God Szivu the Queen."

Easfrisic-N Nom-ss. -- Christmas has

come and gona, and though its coming on a_ Sunday prevented many of the old time festivities and ainusenients, the season was celebrated in the east. in the social manner peculiar to the hospztable people of that section. Tners were many presents bestowed upon friends that day, tue most important being one bestowed upon Cyrus N. Stewart, Esq., of Red Point. a young son and heir be. ing added to th- family.-The steamer Gaspesia passed the East Point ou ber way to England. and looked well as she shaped her course for Cape North. __

for those social gath-rinvs for

28th ii representative ,gathering

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public. In short :ill were pleised fo heir such rare tiilerit oxprtssing itself, and many that such talent was being led A in the right direction, namely-~the_ singing of God’s praise. The criairman’s duties were ably performed by genial friend, Mr. 1). N. Forbes. organ was presided at in ani Olllcimt; iiiaiiiicr by Miss Mi:-g;-.V3 !_\IcNovin,W‘n0 with the yifuthful choir occupied a sp ioic-us platform arched over liiiridsoiiicly decorated for the occasion. ‘ Bt-.fore cosiiig several rose to express their hearty thanks to the teachers

t‘ie pains taken in linking the entertain- niiiiit such a success. The proceed=, ' which ;iiiiriiinter_l to :ilmost $16 will

appropriiilcd towards st-citing desks

for the school. .

Music, Upper Que'-n St'i'.-vet. Charlotte- town, l’.E. Island. This long estab-

lished school of music has steadily

tinued to increase in popularity, illici- ilricy and prrislieiiry null is now beyond qiiestloii the best instltutioii of its kind

in the Province. The reputation

joycd by Mr. Earle of being a compct- ent p iiiis-taking and successful teacher of the Pluiio. Organ or Voice Culture.

and singing, of Harmony and theory

iiiusic is too well kn0wn,to need further comment. It has been ii household

word for at least thirty years. It

Mr. Earli-’s determination to maintain, and if po-sible to add to the rr-putation, so wilt i»iii‘ned and highly valued by the thorrugli and painstaking instrn

tion which wi l be given to all future pupils. whether beginners or advanced. The class rooms are well ventilated, heated and lighted. The instruments used are the best obtainable. Applica-

tions for entrance may be made to Earl-1. at his residence. West Street,

‘foie 9.30 a. m., at the academy between

the hours of 9.30 a. m. and 1 p. m.

from 2 to 6 p_ m., or by correspondence

addressed above. Terms, instrumen

iuiisic $5, others upon application. Mr. Earle undertakes the conduct of con- gerts, opera.s.11nd has a long and ex- cellent record in this department. In 'a qu Y ° 8 3 an W P few days a. circular will be issued con- taining numbers of high testimonials from appreciative friends. Com. -

Emi: pi-esbytery of Guelph, Out., at n

meeting hold in Knox chnrch`afew` days iigo had before .them a ca‘1 from the congregation ot St. Andrew’s church, Guelph, to Rev. J. A. McGillivary of St. James’ church, London. The call, which was signed by two hundred and eighty-tivo members in full communion :iiitl sixty-three adherents, was sustained :ind oitlcrcrl tolve transinittrd to the ~ii'esii_yter_y of London with the riqnfisg Ii:il._tliey t~:ke_;~'tcps to have it brought ip lor consideration an-i disposal at tlit-ir tirst riit-ctiiig. 'l`@.e stipeiid promi=-

sf .,l,(iO.) ri year, payable monthly in

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,_ i _-,,, _.,p,,,.,,,.,;,._-__i MISN _,_)___ _______,_(___ ___ ,:._ __ P __ _ttctiilliviiryisa prominent member of'

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_ . , _ . _ __ , School. 'rl-ltiriitil L t»i ilie clit' X vcstiaidiiv lhh; §°d"l’e':.L§ent gger °ff}.1‘fn¥St”rs and in

1"' ‘ ' _ _ _ . _ _' -, '_i eeiietitr 0 o‘~

_ c city yirstcrrlfiy. fioiii lierlioiii-i iii \lrie.itlcy ltii-cr, i_h__t bod 0 8 ‘cm °ro“" °f " _ where sho spent. her holidiivs. ` Y' _ _it. _ _ 'o\\'i.til:. 1'e}i'rr\seiitirig'tlie " __

. ll U. l-` went cu.-t \'esterd;iv on ollirziul ON \Vr.-.dnesilziy evening of list week OAL of the moill Suciessful events of

" business. Y' i 3. concert :intl pie scc :il viii# licld in the 038' lil afuci’ uiift deserves

l)ii. Arriiis returiied Yesterday from hall nt Capo Traverse. the Proceeds of Xmas __O__ce__tp"t§°w° I n&t_u‘e1_.1;ws the

‘his short visit to relatives in Bridge- which. umoiiiitiiig to $52.t)t) :ire for re- ifrvue vane -Oéwltsjn gy 8_0 .1 ren of town, Dundas. pairs to the hall. ‘, -V if 0 *ly elemng 13”-

ltio progriiiii, carefully selected forthe

iiii. ii. T. i\ii~i<_ii', Kensiiigion, cams nav. Dii. iiinitiiiiiiiii and Father 0c_<==1=10ri. and nicely rendered by the

to the city _vestcrdiiy aftcrnooii. He l\lcAultiy. of Ciiurlouetown. l’.E,I.. are bright- young girls and boys of the dis- returns [0d3y_ In the (gity fgr 3 fgw ii|3,y;S_ Thigy are UIUC WHS 21 (l_8llgl1l I0 all PTBSBUI. ID

thi guests ff His G;-app Archbishop all parts th: great truth of ‘ God’s Gift

MR- A- C- S~\U»\`DF-Ri ff’-lufned F651Brucheii.--l\lontrcal Star. to maii’l sought to make its impression.. ` '

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Those wanting presents for the New Year-will do

come and see what Frank ll. Hornsby _can oH`er. ` Thei-

Xmas sale did not exhaust our stock. We have opened is lo

_of New Goods and will sell at `

Albums in Celluloid Leather

Sets, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, etc., etc.

Some beautiful five o’clock Tea and Chocolate

lot of other goods too

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Sets, and

numerous to mention.

Drums and Guns for the Boys.

Dolls Games and Books for the Girls. All at

- nual exiniinfitioii ol Duvar Road School the thmwm tb t h ° t ~ -

Mit. AND Mus. D. Sciiuiiiiiit and ,ook 3. ,, F -, D .som Th ° a wc. ll mlmug could - _ _ __

their little son returned yestcrduv from School; :$58 pa(_‘y;;;;ys’0 aicnot ,O be ami §’_;1;rl_)Fi¥_‘;’__ 3_°_;]°nC_‘;`_l_' and to f' 1"" ,

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the different sections of his con-

hey were well received by him and his

on bshiilf or the compin with

a purse of money as a- token of ,

reply, the Doxology was sung and

company dispersed feeling that they sptnt a good night.

§ ease _

Eovenlwill ca, .. .o a en o yo __ i wants with usual nromntnes_s,_ and i § I will as in the past. spare neither i Epains noi' expense in iiiy eflorts to;

Now that “The Holiday" rush is

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winter Fruits

are scarce. Fruit is not only delicious to the taste but neces- , sary to the health. The salt .3 extraéted from the juices of

pure fruits is the basis of _

Abbcy’s Effcrvescent Salt.

Its use promotes health.

60ce_nts a large bo_tt1n._ Trial size _

25oe.xi_ts. Of all druggists.

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please all who `intrust their work to =

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ilowcsnquollty and work considered E E and thc interest. cf_ my_ patrons will -- E be kept. constantly in view.

E Thanking you _ for _the confi- Edence so generously _manifested '--="“ W by you in the past, and soliciting x-our E ig further commands as well as those

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me. You may be sure_ it will be; ` attended to properly' and in a compe- :__-"'” . tent manner. "'

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Hai. Brushes. Bremner Bros.,

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Removal

We intend

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in January and

rare bargains in Ready-made Overcoats,

Ulstersi Reefers.

Waterproof Coats.

Kinds

Cloth of all Underwear. Shirts, Ties

All Goods l

Reductions 0

Sale for Spot IJ. A. J

PR ICLHM

We are now ready and willing to

We will furnish all who desire i

the latest and most approved potter alit f ood d orlrmanshi .

The latest and most _beautiful Ne

MAMUFACTU

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FINEST 6ll000Ll\TE

that can be procured,tha.t is the covering used on“Snow- flake” Chocolate. The finest blended Vanilla, and the lightest, whitest smoot-hest cream ever made, that isthe centre of the

Snowflake Chocolate.

No better combination was ever made. ' _ Ask for them and don’t be put off with old-fashioned gbods.

Octi’-l dilrw tl Det: 31,’

Hoes. Gloves. Hats. Gaps, etc. _

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place' nynnmber ot H0tels,Storssil`i,h_(l

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and this at short notice. - . '

t with Baths, Closets, and lavahrloh

at prices consistent' with that-elal

Building. You will receive courteous __

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, Visible writing from start *to finish.

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A trained catalogues.

Cloth Brushes. . - l

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§'i§f."€i'¢'.e ms PR0DU.li.E...lliE~|l§.HANTS Ili .llrlelalrle Street East,

Bonner Brushes fe Pi

It is now so late in the season that

RECE IVLRS OF' POT lTOES, T URN! PS 0 ATS,

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have Just arrived. _ '-'_-' l To,.0uto_ out

we intend giving f BU,l‘,,,rEB_ EGGS_ You-'|_T}“,f A Sole Canadian Agents, _

SP¢°ia| 5-°W p"l°°S '“f"s” "RK illiiilanlnnrl. Jentt. Williams ad Blick'

on all these oods till Xmas to clear cgiisigiimeiits solicited. Liiiei-in advances

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' “miriiiai-en~ BREMNER Bans. Ilttilltlftllllltltlitt

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and Plush, Smokers’ and Shavin

moving to _ Morris

POSt "C6 earli'

before doing so we will give

to 33 I-3 per cent.. .

private dwellings in a correct sanita , and honsoquently healthy

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Yoix designs in electroliers. A A “

stock of soil pipe and all plumbers’ steamdt rs’ and engineers’ supplie, -now-

on hand. - .

Call on us at the Masonic Temple

treatment whether we sell you or. not.

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