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'l`HE GUARDIAN, CH \RL’)TTETOWN, AUGUST 31, 1899.

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S’Sll)E All0_l’RlNCE C0

_ _ Miss MARY E. Wright retiiried yes- IS Clalmed' the best, but _ terday evening from Campbellton, N.

` B.

CAMPBELL HOTEL. Ang. 29. -R.Green,

Si. John; James Ash. Klcndyke; A.

CEYLON TEA.

sets doubt at rest, being, absolutely pure.

Sealed lead packets only. 250, 30c, 400. 500. 600-

All Grocers.

White’s Caramels and Snowflake Chocolates-

Can. be had at any of the

following first-cl ass stores.

T. J. Morris. D. L. Hooper. W. Plckard & Co.

W.A.l-lutcheson. W. F. Carter. Stewart & Gates. Sanderson & Co.

Beer & Goff. J. D. McLeod & Co.

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THE UNUERWUUIJ

Visible writing from start

to finish.

Write for beautifully illus

rated catalogues.

llittlllilll Blili lllililliltl (ll. I5 lrlealide Street East,

Toronto, Ont.

Sole Canadian Agents.

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Ililmroei. leveti. Williams :nil Blick- mlerfei Tmvrlters

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John B. Harty

_ Souris, P. E. I.

Ship Broker, Commission Merchant, Millers’ and Manufacturers’Sales Agt.

Specialties. Flour. Meal. Beans and Mill Pro-

ducts. Also Dry fish, Produce Hay, Bricks, (hal and Lumber. I am prepared to quote first cost on any of the above named goods, Also tocharrer vesels _for any poi-ts and 9° 1-waive charters f_or same. Correspondence from Ca wt-liitn.i:i Shippers and General ‘Merchants sis:

ALSO Re resenting for Kin s Co.

New Borg Life Insurance Chl

cbllondon Guarantee and Accident Insurance

Victoria Montreal Fire Insurance Co. of

Montreal Capital one million dollars.

Lancashire ire Insurance Co. of Manchester

England. Fifteen million dollars Reserve fund, one million doliars, deposited with Dominion Government two hundred and twenty-six thousandand dve hundred dollars Premium nies areui’nuch below othercompnnies.

CAPT. JOHN B. HARTY “UW Azentioi-KingsCo.

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MGDONALD & MARTIN

BARRISTERS.

Solicitors, Notaries Public, Src. Money to

03D.

Morris Buildioz Ch town

5 1 Gaffney’s Building, S’Side

H. C. MCDONALD, B..-1.M.P.P

KJ. Msitrra' ls. A .____ ____ _ ___ __=»

BAGS! BAGS!

10,000 new, for West India Trade,

50.000 first tliss sugar bag.-.

Special prices accordir g to quantity. Apply to

CARVELL BROS,

Pat. & Ex. 2 a w. 6 w. Auz. 25 '99.

ARTHUR MELLISH

Barrister and Aiinmey-ai-law. sounis, P. E. i.

Telephone. Money ollonll. p

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Railway Dining Room

WATER STREET. SUIIAIERSIDE.

oNE mNU'ra’s wsu; Faoin Duror.

Meals or luncheon on arrival of all trains. ”'°°°t'.::.".?“ n.?:.“‘°.:‘.'.€'°.'.‘:r°i.~., ‘°.;.°'°‘°.i s w e pe n c re an tgeco. Prices' reasonable.-G. P. GRAUY Proprietor. d3mos _

ll. E. ILLGK, D.-D

'Q |=' i=-i Q S = Merchants' Batik Bulldlng

Oummereldo, P. E. I.

fiocal and eneral aneeetlieiics to

S

:p:mDeni:lstry Painless. All work

teed. May 26a0d&w

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Operative and Prosthetic Dentistry.

DR- I. P. MURRAY. 145 Queen Street.

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AGADIA HOTEL

GRAND IRACADIE BEACH

Prince Edward Island.

U ed f h alth d l . G_g1l!uIlll)d§§ in fgdnteof Hoatgl. p assure Finest boating, bathing, fishing. _.Write for

rcul ars. Opens J nly is

und |, C. HALL. Manage!

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DIRECT CARGO

From Ponce, Porto Rico

Schr. “OMEGA” I

120 puns choice bright molasses;

300 brls choice bright sugar. 100 brls choice bright crystals, due hm-9 in a few days. Ask for prices.

CARVELL BRUS,

Ch’town Aug. 9,’99 2aw `

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ED(lEHlLL,°““='§!'§f.l2°'i

Windsor, Nova Scotia.

Miss §f;frp`;;;‘pfP(;._il:\eltenham Ladies’ egg,

ci with

Nine Re ent Ex enced Govcrnxes. Houwfeener Mmm a ti-einen Nui-se.

H_'Pre%1i~ation for the Universities. i__l!1°1;,°° rw Terms basin- sept. ian. less. or calendar and Blank Form of A pli-

cation for admission, apply to DR. ,

iAUR.2 .Tll.Sl..8W

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E. Long, Charlottetown; J. M Nord- foude and wife, St John; S. VV. Creelock, St. John, N. B.; Miss Lizzite, Walter Allen, St. John.N. B.

Mit. Gao. W. Schurman, Attorney at

Law, New York. accompanied hy Mas- ter Robert Schurman. son of Dr. J. G. Schurman ol Cornell' University, were passengers by the Northumberland yesterday evening fora visit to relative~ in Sunimerside and Freetown.

Drtnss goods of every conceivable

color, shade make, weave or descrip- tion; any price you want, Novelties in black goods; special values in black cashmeres at 50 and 60c; merinoes all prices; black soliels, 50 and 75c; plain and figured lustres from 25c up-; black hrocades, 30c. 40c, 50c, 60c and up, -i>lendid values; Henriettas from 50c to $1.40 per yard; also a full range of Poplins, serges, whipcords, Bengalines, also Rippley’s and Priestley’s black goods, plain and fancy; an elegant range of black crepons. Now is the time ti secure your dress While there is new fresh stock to pick from. A full range of the bazaar patterns only 15c each. Sold here.-McGougan & Wright. _ li

A srncin. meeting of the Town

Council was hold Monday evening to consider the vacanc-.f caused by the death of the late Councillor Mcleod. Mayor Campbell presided and referred briefly and feelingly to the late Coun- cillor, af*er which the following resolu- tion of condolence was moved by Coun- cillor Sobey and seconded by Councillor Woods and unanimously carried: _

"Whereas, Since we last met one of

our number, Mr. James Macleod, has been called away by death.

"Therefore Resolved, That we re-

cord our sense cf the great loss this Council has thereby sustained. and ex- press our appreciation of Mr. Mclecd, when in life, as a man, as a friend, as a citizen andas a member of this Board; and ` ‘ “Further Resolved, That the Council extend their sympathy to the wife, family and friends of the deceased.”

It was ordered that this resolution be

placed on the minutes and anongrossed copy forwarded to Mrs. McLeod,

The clerk wee instructed to take the

'necessary steps for filling the- vacancy caused bythe death of Councillor Mc- Leod. Adjournod i

FACT, FANCY AND FABLE.

Have convinced people that Putnam’s

Painless Corn Extractor should be given the preference. Get rid of your corns; get rid of them without pain; use Put- nam’s Extractor and no other.

As a Matter of Form.

He called her “Babe” last year when

they

Strolled hand in hand beside the

water;

He calls her “Mrs. Brown” to-day. Because another fellow got ’er.

‘ ‘CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES.”

In cases of dyspepsia., nervousness,

ca.tarrah,, rheumatsim, eruptions, etc.. tie circumstandes may be altered by purifying and enriching the blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Good appetite and good digestion, strong nerves and ‘perfect health take the place of these diseases. Hood‘s Sarsaparilla is America’s iGi-eatsst Medicine and the best that money can buy. '

V H§od’s Pills cure biliousness, sick head- c e. _ -

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Compnratively Easy.

y y 'n live

_as cheaply as one?

May-Certainly-if the man’s income

is over $50,000 a year.

Further conhrmation, if any is needed, of the merits of Dodd’s Kidney Pills

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Quebec, Aug. 28.- This ‘city is the-

oldest in Canada. lt possesses the most impregnable fortress in Canada.” It is fitting, therefore, that Dodd’e Kidney Pills should be found doing their great work in the citv of Quebec. Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the oldest cure for kid- uey disease in pill form . Dodd‘s Kid- ney Pills are sure. strong and certain defence against death and suiering from and disease caused by unhealthy kidneys. -” Mr. James Walters. of Quebec, says: "I am glad to say that myoure by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. of Kidney Trouble has been perfectly satisfactory to me. I often recommended Dodd’s Kidney

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FROM OLD QUEBEC- I

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Soak the hands thoroughly. on retiring. 111

a nor lather of Cnricoua Soar. the 11108* effective skin purifying Soap. 88 W6” as DUNS* and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. Dry, :inointfrecly with Ci':'rict'RA Ointment, the great skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear old loves during night. For sore hands,

"china, guming alms and painful Duper . ends, this one night treatment is wonder ul.

tfh ld. P -rr I D.»\1rn C.Conr.

.. 1>§°’x.,'l1ihns‘z!;ilJ.°u“ 88:2; have ‘lieafitifiii lliands," free'

An Inquiry.

Softleigh-I-aw-have great pwes-

ence of mind, doncher know.

Miss Cutting-Indeed! How do you

manage to conceal it so successfully?

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A ciniiit iinn.

An Uttawa Man Writes ol His Experience inthe use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

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Sulfered with Kidney Disease and Pain in the Back-Two Boxes Cured Him -He Can- nia Speak soc highly of

D0dd’s Kidney Pills =‘

Ornws, Ang 30.-The most common sympton of Kidney Disease is pain in the back and Backache. A bad back should never be neglected. It is not a mere soreness of the muscles or the spine. If you try to rub the ache away you wi‘l rub in vain. The ache is in the kidneys. and you cannot reach- the kidneys by rubbing.

The only way ta reach the kidneys is

by the aid of Dodd’e Kidney Pills. They

let alone Backache. For Backachef Dodd’e Kidney Pills sure the quickest,

cures. 'Dodd"s Kidney Pills _ are the

troubles. ~ ` _ » ~

Mr. H. Rielly, the popular Oiiuwa

in testifying to the merits of _Dodd’s_ Kidney Pills. I have used them for Kidney trouble and Pain in the Back for which they are a specific. Two or three boxes cured me, and I cannot speak of them too highly. I have introduced them to others with good results I hear nothing but praise in their favor wherever used. They contain great merit and splendid curative properties which is something I cannot say for any other Kidney medicine I have tried. Dodd's Kidney Pills are no humbug and are dirt cheap at the price.”

Dcdd’s Kidney Pills are for sale at all

-diuggists, at lifty cents a box. six boxes for $2.50. or will be sent on receipt of price by The Dodd’s Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto. ’ `

‘ Ground for Suspicion.

-~VVhat makes you think she is getting

along in years ?”

-‘The only biithday parties they have

at their house are'for her husband.”

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C. C. Ricftaitns & CO. _

MlNAR.D`S LINIMENT, as last vear I cured a horse of riug-bone, with _live bottles.

lt blistered the horse but in a month

there was no ring-hone and no lame- ness.

. DANIEL Mtmcnison.

Four Falls, N. B.

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i special.

Hughes Remenies HUGHES’ CUUGH -“TUBE

F origins, out B1-imeinns Home rigors, a all gimcnary adbctions. Prlce25cents.

HUGHES’ GHEOSDTE IIXTURE

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DODD’8 RHEUIATISI CURE

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Special Remedies prepared for DY

SPEPSIA, IND; , PATIO! etc.. etc‘.;,EsTIoN c0NB~TI

For the Boot English Drugs and ' Medicines

iiiiiipn inue§s";§.,.':.nf‘

.W0 AP Sunnyside 1

specific for Backache and~’s`imilart

hotel keeper, writes: --I take pleasure'

“RH ll. .P

DEAR Sire,-I have great faith in”

Ceylon .

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It will be observed the guard runs

the knife also runs closer to the canvas.~ advantages. The table bottom is made

3- TA B I. E

Whi the ori of th Maxwellfyou a Chaneifdl

and one that never can fail. Like man than that used by others' but, if you taze compensates for any additional cost.

- - » ° e-nice-ir .willcureBri8htsDiseaseandDza .y”jgh°;Ié“5g;lE§xt::g-}ei:st::tL1g&2dl::£:=.'ih°

mmpermwm and ummm, api? rfillhwlo thetlme.to_eecurc themnchlae

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G_har[otte£¢ilv_n

interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.

Qifive us a call.

Peake’s No. 3 Wharf.

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Bn Ideal Tea

Monsoon is selected from the product of of acres of the best producing land in

Insist on Monsoon from your grocer

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INDI! GEYLDI TE!

ax ni/cl/7 [Bin

Thejightest draft most easily

handled, more capacity

And-most successful machine

in the market

Following are a few of the points wherein the excels,

and

all 3133512! pli1a’i;yeptllii:xéseiri;i_cnasib1e to dumm you will

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Themainsillsaremadeoftubular whichisatonce the

hbestf that housed. The ll ,.“__r°.,_......m .....‘:n. .............'i§§"f°§`.‘*-°......°e.:‘,°°°'“=......“°'.....

2- CUTTER BAR

S B” 4- MAIN

trongest d is Wheel '

faotured, not gnsingle wheel h:svgrvg:g.i11d`d?Bmd"

v ‘ _'Upper Queen Street.

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With experienced workmen and drst-class machmery, we

supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Snshes

r s Our Special

Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stnlrllailn, llsli

Gutter and Conductors, Kiln Dried spruce nga

Dried Clear Spruce, sheathing and Clap Boards

5 ROBERT PALMER

Artificial Teeth on ll

_A dentist who knows his business,and one that has

for his patients will 'always advise them to have a. metal pl

_ Prior, Mnnvinna B Bncunnv,

_ Instructor Boston Dental College, Boston

In view of the vast amount of inyury doneto the mouthsc

ers of rubber or vulcanite plates, by me 1-epegmon of owning to the non conductibility of rubber, and as alumium S0 Ghoaply produced and making as it does a rigid, light, unobyectional plate there seems no reason why any person wear a rubber or vulcanite plate. Not only this, out better in lit and adhesion are obtained in dificult cases than in

of rubber. i gh jp Huxnhi D

_ lcago IlL Dental

The above quotations are from hundreds by eminent

whose close observation in many years ex rigging m lege

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learned them the many advantages of men] M91- rubber

_ Many persons whoare compelled to wear artificial teeth plate find that the ordinary plate causes heating of the

“"5,t9».5hfiUk“80 0f 5116 gums, etc dually causing the plate me e - _ . . .

_ , sometimes sore lips. sore mouths and sore throats, and directly from the wearing of an ordinary plate

I V_l| letolsnl i limi Plain either el Bull. Pliilus. if 18; si conductor of heat and cold, itis non irriatmg, and

Wi '1\8hf§1°» Md.-ftongeli than any other plate. _ We have testimonials from persons for whom we have metal plates-_not one would wear an ordinary plate again.

°“” h°'V°.V°\1l‘ Impression taken, and a metal plate made same hu! 8‘1°~\’v»11t0ed because we make them o 1 d kn

_ . urse ves, an

;:l;out the material used. Call and see speqmgugs of our

"Y l_“°¢9_ Of Work dons hy- us must g ve entire satisfaction

. 0119 patient, else we will not allow it tn le," mu. Ggice

9°° °‘_'~1’ 'I'°°1=b. vvatilaoue

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