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_ THE GUARDIZAN, 0HiABtli01°€{“lW'N, MAY 112 £899.

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The latest london Fad.

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dynamite Concession is ‘_ 6 “mile I ed and is now waiting in Paris for l

_ cause of the Transvaal diilicult-ies _ be- Aguinaldoto Send him some of the 1

Ominé' a'Cute~ In regafd to t1€_‘S_a needful. The spring trade hasopen- €W Words °_f explammon may e In ed badly for Agninalilo, who has met l'd€I`- AS 13 “"_e11 k[_‘°_“`n the Trans` with heavy losses and he has neglect-il av-1 is 1;"@fYf";§h.'l"1;””g?°‘;”"f'i""’d ed to remit. Tun. GUARDIAN men-

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Well Dressed “Women _»fg‘e“ 6”' 0 " P

_ _ tions the circumstance in order that

erprise is concerned _in the _extensiie any one on an of _h _ .

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t e six Charlotte- __

é’°'d=d‘am°nd and "fm 'Mies' _In nians who enjoyed the honor of Mr. 1!

these mining operations t ere isa . , - ~

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The_“S Wil L” thing for well dressed men. C

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Also in elegant Scart for Sm3|'i`v

Avoncillos acquaintance may know

'*~ ""' '_ ”""m"*'mm`”` dfrlarve ualitiesofdynamite ° - - -

_ m. _ ___ .~ ken deman O q

lou can tie it as a~ ASCO 01' III

s _ __ -how it fares with him.

nd other high explosives. lhe en

into fi Puff or Four in Ha. Cl- _ 8' In is made chiefly from llumc aides snr. also from SILK BANDABNA h

HA1\'l)KERCH[EFs‘, they will also be p worn as B.lts I;

Will be a seller as soon as the vests t

are DISCARDED. i

Gentlemen See Them

They are expensive, but they are new _ and durable.

_ §Moncton, Saokville and Truro.

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`re control ofthe country is in th

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nets, Pictures, etc., also the Horses. I Carriages and Rugs and all the Farm- ing Machinery and some PURE BRED STOCK. ~ .

The sale will be positive without an ‘

reserve. ' ‘

May 12dts lv

I will sell by Auction, on the above

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E H NORTON their hardships and asking redress Pmposedthey Shan Saudis thought

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You should see the elegant new

.stock ot Clocks, Watches. Jew-1

~elry.' Silverware. Spectacles, Tights Of the TFWSVW F9 ublic

Chiuaware, Glassware. at the W

Modern Jaweiry and Fancy and thisis still probable, but he is

_ _ strengthening thc military defences __ _ ‘§§'__ and eager foraconu-Sr `(’°°d*" Swre' Chwwn’ Sunny of the Republic and the British _ - ° 5.

_Side_ Qpposite pos; ()gic,,_ _forces in Cape Colony have been

steadily increased for some time past

in preparation for emergencies.

r but is the “game

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_ _ .,_._ _' .» die,” when it is

The Sackville Post tells of a watch ‘____i . 5“1;_<1_<_,,r¢‘\v0n at the ex.

I ' I h _i pense of phys-

lost in the woods twent seven ears

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_l ago, and so little' damaged by the _'long exposure to wind and weather

f that it was repaired for a dollar by a

e designedto move the delegates"

his petition among other features Eai cl . &._0 bf _wa ts out that the -dynamite concession’ con 'mom In V r pe

is a. breachofthe treaty or convention We may 1.16" .mom 0.5- thla new-gust/

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It has been though; that Kruger _ }_ _ cent in_ his Physica, pr_0_ ould yield to the diplomatic pressure 1 1 _ portions, dauutle

local watchrepairer. No doubt t-he

__ _ __ __ ,. \ ~ § watch will go-when it is carried- but the Post ought not to tell such _su stories. Sackville was once a town

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\‘.\ __ where truth and morality were res- ._l B pected.

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_. Your stomach isout of order. and ot How great wealth lPa'y_ he ficcllmu'

course,you are out when qpur stompch lated from small beglnlllngs ls Illus- -\\ is, It'sall unneoeasa - -

((06 ,mm the mmch 'Q0 d,,',’f{,t°‘,’;§,,'ffg trated in the life of J ohn D. Rocke- _\ tried waters that wont. Have you

__ _ med the wmr that Wm feller, the 'Standard Oil magnate. In,

yphon

cillo since he was k

~ wrec edt on Skerryf 1

THE TRANSVAAL _TROUPLE vore with some of our own great men. ‘

Our despatches have told that “the It agpears that the Filipino mm lost

all his :none whe h

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of "muted to Yom’ Sflb In leglsii but the trouble is that suv measure i ure_Or hold Orhcii fha mmmg ggi of partisanship Jin an otlzicial iscon radulg populamim’ 1arge1y_ Eng 15 \_ _ strued to be “offensive” by those of A Speaking’ equal m .numbeh ,to uit me opposite party. It would seem i Boers,and knownlocaily as U itiandei s, h b .d

_ _ . d to vote or have any that there oug t to e some consr er- _ lam Dol pelrmmeducb of affairs . ation shown to those whose receipts_i shiljsem ;r]_S_;(;';_a1 governmeét some _,from the government are small. In

leases where a man derives his living

Tr ‘years aglro i';1dtlT;1t;1e01:; ginllzgggles lfrom his salary complaint- may be

P ‘.2 mouoliich monopoly a highiigsre was be justly made if he takes an active

._ or w , . - - - - _ M" Ji received and the mou0poly_in turn ex- Parg it” pohtics’ _gut It lwoulih be" ai,”

_ . . from the_sur_ 0 appy e ru e_ wi equ iso.” most 0pPr°sS1T-Simca; ts h ve strictness m‘ the case of a._country post miners.” The Elngtlg re_sln;nwith afor master who happened to receive-$10 .... .. of ii- - i--. --1 .7 rs' . - ~ ' h ' overthrow it. Early this year Pre-_ 38°” °§';fgd1:_';1S_f_’_°y fm' the "Mk 9

‘ sident Kruger announced that the] req _ - -

dY”’i“;i°° °°n€§ssi°n W°‘£_‘3_;)l;§°lv‘§i:'§ Next Monday is the day when the usua 01' $110 el' y6&l' _ =_P _ Go f _ ° _ _

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- _ P_"°'°” ° m_°”“ “° “_ -And on thafl_.ds.y"_women’s clubs in,

dftl, H0nS8hOld F\ll'llltUl.'8, C81' tio? artlcla proved the + every state the

“S 8 ""Y' ubiic~ispreseiiting` ii wui'mem'b¢i» '.1`h?U]‘_‘1“”dl‘;?;‘h“P§_°“1°d *° f%'f°° 'l°iiiB<.l._2sc,ooc. will esbienmuitsns

y gdlgiilil ;elilll§ig'a ietillglnsigiied §;f*Y°“**1Yl.T»_h°i"A °P£"°““l Pf »°h° _P3395

v ’ . . . t' é ` 13 i 21,000 of their number setting forth movement t` 6 same mom n I _

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London, by which affairs between ;h;;_§cs;¢:;(; oat 8; lzefgmgeinlglgg "um and the Tmnsyaal .are r.°gu` this is probably the iiist time that a

. lated’ 'and whi.ch.c°n?f1%s.s'f1l;_u1ag:)_;1s~ great international congress of male

_' ggtmm1;t:;;men?t‘;we;£in;° diplomats is to be bombardgd-at__1__ong

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dynamite monopoly is continued it there may .no one _ml " . will be regarded as a- breach of the

A man- may talk of d‘i'sd‘a.i‘n»i*n_g

ndon convention. Kruger replies ~ P11ySi¢a1Sf1'¢11§U1 a!1d1>f0W¢S~@ 1111111

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_ -that the monopoly is quite within the - D°°”~1S y ut e me

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_ remains that _he cannot

/ff look at a picture of an old-time knight, magnifi-

ss in

his physical courage, and armed, ready

io the death with any

ff, comer. without a thrill

'\`i_i_¢_ _ _,' of admiration.

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__ ry esimble ;~ and admirable,

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man may gain the

pity and even the admiration of men and

Women, but it is a question whether such a man ever thoroughly gains their respect. The man whose .arteries bound with the rich, red blood of health carries with him a force and an intensity that commanders- upect, even though he be slightly inferior mentally to the weak, nervous man. While no medicine in the world will add an inch to a nian’s statui-e,"f there is one famous medicine that will fill the veins and arte- ries with the rich, red, bounding blood of

rfect health. It is Dr. Pie_`z_ce’s~G_o1den

gedical Discovery. It is the greatrblood- maker and blood-purifier. 'When the blood is pure and rich and red and plenty, and lillpd with the. lif¢_-giving elements' that u'6u'i‘is1i every-tissue o_f the body;"it is im- possible for a man to su“l`fer from ill-health f

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e Nature and Dame Fashion decree that at this

time of the year our winter apparel should be laid' 'd

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_ for now the heav coat b `

l`len’s Scotch Mixed Suits. l

All wool, also blue and black cbev- A

splendid suit for spring, advert-ized

_ and sold by the tailors. Our re-

markable low price only $1.~4».‘00. _I

Coyegt top Coats.. A ' '

Nutty new coats in. correct and popular spring shades, also Oxford, .e_heviots,gcassimers and overplaida in

Boys’ short pants confirmstiousuits

at very low price.

JM- P!;.l!!l!.._ &

. y egvns to feel burdenwme und

Shows of Wear, and we instinctively desire Something new. Where may your desire be more perfectly grati- fied than here-the spring buying is now.at its height and crowds. testify daily that this is the place where honest value and lowest prices may be found- together. Below we enumerate afqw items for you~to~ consider

` and compare. ‘

_ Nossv SPRING surrs.-` i ~

PopularfBlue Serge'Suits. l Allfinished worsteds and blue and

ures and broken plaids, single .or

double-breasted sacks. We f know

blue and black cheviots,-.in mix-

iots made in new four-button sacks, a. 1;

these suits _to be

superior, to ,many

t $12 and $15; .hers only $10.00.

.Drri-zssvl1'oPsu|'rs.__

w hip¢0ra_Tt.pt_snits ‘

Also che-viots and svorsted _

addle satin _tailoring-

_ » stra :new-dark_ _me~lium~- oolorIngs,: "all 'andFg:;din,`;_p¢|_gf§;¢’,‘|§1y`,l,g¢¢_¢h¢ gwk \°1‘§¥=__ _hflf 'here liaise s"=rP°d‘ this inns bésq s BBlmS'8°Dd FPQDCII fl0Od¢__WOHld ex" be fgilndy thB|‘; ‘Q inthe gifs; "“1“° “t $16100- .hw 01115' anim. otitis. i»a»i4.~oc.'»» f ~

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._ ~Approprio.t_e~ A_pparel, Thoroughly Adapt`ed'for-the Occasion.

_ » - ` ‘ p_i_e'oe_d.ves'tsuits forhuys -il1~_-

of pure 18-oz, _bark clay- worsteds, to 16' yeairs", appetty dress-up . cheviots and blue and' black thibet's,' especially adaptedmriolirmirtion and sizes 8 to 16-a proper suit for dress, “best”-real ' ' ’

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_ Faslsionable Furnishings- for: Sprlugi.

Another large shipmen-to£ Navy Blue Serges in aiday or ltwo. 300

Children’s Suits. Our little Suitslialitia Suits are -going fast. Little Skirt .. Suits for little Tots, _3 to 5:\t sellingfprices. ' ` - '“"'

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A dentist who knows his busines d

ways. advise them to have a metali plate.

Paar. Mantua; B. Bucirnnr, _

Instructor Boston Dental College, Boston. Mass.

In view of the vastfamount of infiiiydoneto the mouthsof wear-

= ers of rubber or vulcanite plates, by the retention o6 undue heat, owning to the non conductibility of rubber-,_'and asalumium is now so cheaply produced, and making asit d ' '

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for his patients will al ` '

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nmbclass re_mm_a{m_ eg; Sale at “U _ll ten years he made a million in_the

7?/ next ten years he added 49 minions withliealthv blood it is bound to be active 5

6 H $5 m0I‘6,Cl0llbl6d his Vast f0l'lZl1Il0 in $118 Th 1;' ' ' ' '

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(ggi. _ 1865 he was worth only $5.000. In' _'hz immons’ 1870 he hsdmiiefi- up s5o.ooo. in 3* - _ 1875 he was worth a. million _; in 1885

ada _ ‘ $5o.ooo,ooo, 1890 $100,000,000 and

_ Iudigestion etc..can’t exist where it ff0d3~y $350»000»00O- In the 51'" is taken regular! . F

_“_ next five years and in nine years

r Spring Park Ch’t0

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, wn. ilftl since has multi lied b three and a

Apl%°°d&w3m thwdkwsm half the accuiliulatioils of the 25

“ies Previous-

o any description' When every litt1e'_ blood-vessel in the lungs _quivers with the rush of ”-healthy blood, it is impossible to have unhealthy lungs. _When the walls of the stomach are nourished with healthy blood, dyspepsia and indigestion are im- possibilities. When the liver is supplied

e S in that is nourished with healthy Q

blood will be clear and fresh and glow with f health. _ “ Discovery” is sold by dniggists.

Mr. Isaac E. Downs. of Sprjng Valley, Rock-

land Co., N. Y., writes: “ For three years I suf- fered from that terrible disease. consuin tion I

had wasted away to a skeleton. To-dag I tip

the scales at 187, and am wel’ and strong. The

_ I Gglden Mfedlcal D15¢0v¢1-y Y cured me_°\ , Spring Trade

The time has come when you should look up your

. wardrobe and se howyou are Exed for s `

pring war.

In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or

Q overcoat t". `

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from

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PUBLIC ivoricis is hereby gives that in

pursuance of the Act of Incorporation, a.~

Pu lic Meetin of all contributors to the above Institution be _held in the Parlor -ot the Young Men‘s Christian Association in the City or Charlottetown

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ho hour of 8 p. m., for the purpose of elec-_ esmeiizz s.r'i.~°a°fr° M- i

_ e transaction rt such otlier li-usivilzhsa

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_ _ _ ces a rigid,_ light, cleanly,

uncbjectional plate-there seems no reason why any person should weara rubber or vulcanite plate. Not only this, but better results in fit and adli '

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esion are obtained in didicult cases, than in the i M

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use

rubber. L." P. H.i_sicur.u, D. D. S.

_ Chicago Ill. Dental School

The above quotations are from-hundreds by eminent dentists

whose close obse '

rvation in many years experience in plate work has _

learned them the many advantages of metal over rubbe .

Many persons who are compelled to '

wear artificial teeth on a

plate find that the ordinary 'plate causes heating of the mouth, bad taste, shrinkage of the gums, etc., finally causing' the plate to get loose, sometimes sore lips. sore mouths- and sorelfthroats, and caused directly from the wea ' 1 I _ ° ‘ `

ring o an ordinary plate. _ .

We racnumd i Metal Flite either of 6 ll PI

_ _ o . atlnul. Aluuliiii. It is a. conductor of -heat' and cold, itis non-irriating, and is thin-

er, lighte a d ’

r, n stonger than any other plate.

We have testimonials from persons for whom we h

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metal plates-not one would wear an di

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_ ' or nary plate again. You ' I '

can hsveyour impression taken d

_ . , an a metal plate made some _day 7

fully guaranteed because we make them ourselves, and know ll

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a ut the material used. Call and seezspeciments of our work.

Every piece of work done by ns' must give entire satisfaction to

the patient else w ill

, 6 W .not allow it _t_o._1es_ve our -oiilce.

Se `

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