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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTE TOWN, JANUARY '.6 1899.

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f ' . '~‘- that my Kidney Curo 3 ' " = _ will euro 90 per cent. gs' ~ '-'j of all forms of kidney . complaint Ind ln

4.. ' many instances the

'-1 »," ' most serious forms of ' Brlght’s disease. It

~ _};. the disease ls com-

._§_- pllcated send a four-

ounce vial of urine.

f_¢i"$f;§~’_\___g We will analyze lt

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what to do.

MUNYON.

mgglsts 250. u vial. Guide to Health

”%tmI>1dlrdal advice’ free. 1505 Arch st., Phila.

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init l__nnt

Has at his Book and Stationery

Store-the best. asortment of Japanese

ware ever imported to the Province. We Would like You to examme 0”’ ilerial for seventeen gdod heavgy blen- Vases 50 clock,Tea and Chocolate Sets; het; which were made up as 0;-de;-ed they are superior to anything ever gand are yet in the possession of the, offered on P.E. Island Medallions. and ljailor. Mr. Harvie. Why he has not

Pictures on Glass. hlarked down for Cash-at i

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You would like one. They’re vary nice and they don’t cost very much 5 if you buy one from us you’re sure to get it fresh price l2c and 15c each.

Telephone, 98.

D. STEWAR

ECLIPSE BAKERY,

g Bakes Best Bread. gp

l t P|ease.don’t keep us all waiting

lot New Yeats.

Our 40 cent coffee is a mixture of Mocha. and Java Fiirrsn Rossrnn AND FRESH oitoux It has a beautiful aroma an Havoc

IN FRUIT WE HAVE

Malaga Green Grapes, crisp and juicy, ' ' Rosy Red, Northern Spy Apples and Sweet Jamaica Oranges.

BEER & GOFF.

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We are compelled to 1; run day and night to keep up with our gorders. El Does this show .

ing our customers or not?

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LQCAL BRIFFS ..it.2§§f.`.E§...`l'“5isiiiidtypliliid SLIGHT Fl

,to go it you Want to spend a very pleas- isnt evening. Never in the historv ot

Samured By Guard an Rapmers and can Esknters :is now patronize the rink, so

resiirtleits Everywhere-

ec tl .i on ni 7.

rcveifl i ‘° t fri; of the Grand

-in-cunt of Led tiithinv in the jail, the citlituityi accounted for by Mr. Mc- ,Neill the :issisnnt jailor, as follows: He says, Imet Premier Farquharson ' _ Ve street on December 29th and tasked him forsome blanketing for the jail inmates The Premier replied, on my recommending some I had seen at Eblessrs. Perkins &Co's store, “You lshallhnveit, certainly, go and get what you want." l Got enough ma-

given them to the inmates I do not know." These sfatements were made in the presence of Premier Farquhar- son, Attorney General McDonald and representatives of the three daily papers Mr. Haivie has used his own discre- t tion in the matter for good or evil. or

perhaps been negleotiul. \Vhether this il is so or not the Grand Jury were not

satisfied with the bedding and their l report will not be overlooked.

STEVEX ()`.\li-Laika, a Prince Edward

Islander, is editor of the Boston Jour-

nal. having occupied that position some _`|.

years and has some reputation as a man i of literary parts.-Leslie Ii . McLeod, a native of New London, P E.I.. is man- aging editor of the Chicago Horseman, having been appointed to that position in 1890. Previously he had been editor and manager of the \\'allace publications in New York. He has published a work on ~-Training the Trotting Horse,” and has written -1 treatise on the horse of America, which was published by the United States government.,He is re- cognis d authority on all turf questions. __.Hon. James Hayden Fletcher, a na- ,i tive of Orwell, P. E. I., is editor and

Salem. Oregon.-James Jeffrey Roche sits now in the chair of the famous edi- tor, John Boyle O'Reilly. the founder of the most. influential Irish Catholic organ in America, the Boston Pilot. He was born in Ireland in 1847 and the same year his patents came out to Prince Edward Island. Ho received his education in St. Dunstan’s college, Pharlgrfefnwn. Hn want fn the United States in 1886 and followed commercial life for 17 years. He became assistant editorof the Boston Pilot in 1883 and succeeded the late John Boyle O‘Reilly, I as editor-in-chief in 1890, The same year he was elected president of the Papyrus club, Boston. He has pub-_ lished a collection of “songs and sat- ires," a “Life of John Boyle O’Rcilly” and “The Story of the I:`ilibusters.”- \V. G. M; in Halifax Herald.

proprietor of the Daily Independent of _

’sktitc.

brinviug ti. good meny passengers and

The above is all local time.

taught The punils displaved throu h

asked. 'Ihe construction and origi

the fifth class, as well as the manner in which that class displayed their

cial mention. A well rendered literary programme brought the examination to a close when the visitors accorded to Mr. Robert Jones, the teacher, in-uch hearty praise for his industry and per severance in raising the school to such it high standard.-COM,

OUR readers are now aware that a

novel entertainment will be given in St. Peters Hall today,Mouda.y under the name of London Fair. Doors will be openfd at 4 o`clock, admission 100 for adults, 5c for children under 12 years Of age. The admission entitles to see the British Museum in which is stored a large collection of rare and curious things such as has never before been brought together in Charlottetown. The concert beginning at 8 o"clock is also free. 5c will admit visitors to the Nat- ional gallery whero over 200 works of art will amuse those who patronize it. A printed catalogue of the Gallery is given to each visitor. The Zoo is free to all and contains a large collection of animals living and extinct. The' Bank of England will have some rare coins and other money for inspection and a load of sand from Klondyko full of nuggets of gold will offer a chance to people to try their luck (for a 5c fee) a prize going to whoever finds the most nugge s in five spadefuls of clay In the Lowther Arcade useful and fancy articles will be offered for sale. The children may buy wholesome candy at Buzzard’s in Oxford Street, and as for the inner man, Russian Tea may bo pro~ cured in the Russian Quarter during, the afternoon while at 6 o’clock the Ladies’ Own Tea Associaiicn of Bond Street will provide excellent tea or sell such good things as soups, chicken pat- ties &c. &c. Such a day of sight see~ ing in London cannot fail to attract. Gollow the crowd "’

i_;tlie rink was there such a- crowd of

,do not fill to go either to pronienntle or

Wve are much gratified with the _quick response to our accounts. Our goods are sold at a very low cash ligure and our customers evidently realize that we cannot give long terms of credit. If you have overlooked YOUR ACCO UNT kindly 'remcmbdr that it is to our mutual advantage to have prompt settlements’

SENTNER Mclillli. 8:. 'Gu-

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! __ the Coon Rough Riders which ended in *w _

a draw. `

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:day nightcrowd will render it`thc place

Mckaywoolento. and Gnrdon&. Mc Lellan are the Suflerers

°"'*"_ I 'Pitts Staiiley left Picton yesterday Fire W9S_di~`00Ve1`¢(_1in th9_ lhifd 99-l

~i11orninv‘ at 7 olrloek and arrived in of the building Occupied by me MCIWW

Georgrnovvn at 5 p. ni. The mail lvoolen C0- 3~Ud MGSSFS. Gordon & Mfr- U ‘ NCVQF train arrived in Charlottetown at 7.30 Lellan’ by Mr' Mercbanh “ight Watch- 1

man, who noticed a livht tnrouvh the

When the firemen arrived. the smoke

Grafton St from which side the smoke

Chief Large and his men made their

was found. burning quite rapidly and had already made considerable pro

The hose was quickly ordered in this direction and, coupled with a stream of water from Grafton St., soon extin- guished the Hafnqs.

Messrs. Gordon & McLellan occupy

the north east corner of the building for

joining this room onthe north east ide is a store-room of the McKay

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fire seems to have started and which burned at about equal distances :on either side of a stovepipe leading from the tailoring room to a chimney. in the storeroom, which is a few feet from the Wall. Considerable woollen goods were burned in this room and the par-

through in a few places.

_How the tire started is not exactly

known. It may have been from'the stovepipe or chimney, though both are

in _good condition.

he loss to merchandise can hardly

strong wind was Blowing which

would have caused a good deal more serious destruction had the discovery of the fire been made a few minutes later. The building belongs the McGill estate and besides the ami-p. ~-»t~-ments. the

to isorial parlor oz .tits-.~i-si. lteardon Bros. is in this bnilni .L_

6900

We find that our stock of Soaps is too la.rge_some of the wrappers and boxes , are soiled, in other cases the cakes themselvss are

soiled and chipped.

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They are marked down very low_some of t-hem at half price, others at

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WE claim to have one of the BEST

and Lkncnsr Cnocxiinv, CHINA and Gnass Sronns in the Province-4 We will give one Tea. Set FREE co an. man or woman who will give proof Of the person that bought three Sets at one time out side of our store, in Ch’town, during the past year, that is to say, Dinner, Tea and Chamber Set. We have the goods the people want.

Call and see our blue stcr'

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run of them

_aboui bag; of m_`_;§l_ TAC ,gan train upper windows while slanding at:Stam- - lil and W6’ll tell

left on return to Georgetown at 9 get S Cougar' elarly yesgigrfay mgrging- 5

`o’clock last evening and the Stanley _B gfive ea arm’ W lc SCU” 9 ai

‘leaves this rnorningiat the usual hour. 20 minutes to 1 01cl0ck~ theailnount

inside the building had obscured the Givetyoua .laphcate bln

A VERY successful examination took 1i_l,’ht0ff`L\0 fire. Viewed from the out- . ' l

place at Clyde River school, on the Side, and ’twas not then known just ' - 'l _ afternoon of 'fhm-sd3y_ the 12th ins; A where it was located. The corner dt- YOU Wdllii lt desirable number of parents and visi- 0f MCKHY WOOIGU C0’S Sl01”6Wt\S f01 .i

mrs were pregerm who examined the open and search made, while ladders

Pupils thoroughly in all the subjects 'Were raistd L0 the “Pller windows on Q IUS only $ Canw you

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out a remarkable self-confidence _and_ Seemed to be issuing. Gordon & Mc . _ us have it to day 7 gpqmgg In anéwering the queshons Lellan s door was also bursted open and

mlm of its competitions writes by waywtherhird noorwhers the are _ . Yours Truly

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their store on tho bottom floor. while I `

on the third floor their tailoring room is at the south east side. Ad-

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, , in the pocket of an old _garment is a. pleasant “hon was badly scorched' and burned IT IS NOTHING to t e surprised we have in

for you in the way of

g Room Furniture,

The very latest in Sideghards.

Extensive Tables and irs and the best of all is

The Prices are Bight, ‘

be estimated, as yet, but'a large por- @ ‘ -

tion of the stock belonging to both , firms, suffered either by water or smoke @ 1 and is partially covered by insur- @ » .- ~'

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llnderclothing,

Blankets,

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