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Tux: GUARDIAN, cuantorrnrown rn1Ncaim.w.a_r.n xsLaND. SEPTEMBER 1900

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lUNYON’S GUARANTEE.

Prog( Allertlons no to Just Will ili Remedies Will Do.

Liunyon guarantees that his Rheumatism Qtr; will cure near!! all cases ot rheuma- tlam in a few hours: that his Dyspcplla mrs will cure indlgestion and all stomach troubles: that his Kidney Ours will cure 90 P91' "N- or all cares of kidnef trouble; that his Ca~ tarrh Cure Will WN atarrh no mutter how long standing; that his Headache Oare will cure any kind of headache in a few minutes; that his Cold Qlre Will qqieuy break up nal' Nong? the enttr_e_llst ol ts, cents a a .

"°°‘“°°‘ ie. write Prof. Muayoa,

ta absolutdr ma.

ii i r§r§ si,

Wnmen’s Waierpreei

Gaiters.

CSCSSSCS

This is a. new idea

and _one that should

meet with popular favor.

They are light-

nobby and neat tit- ting. The cloth is the same as that

used in waterproof coats.

FOR WET DAYS

To wear with low shoes and rubbers they are almost

necessity. Short G a it e r s (waterproof) 70c. Long G a i t e r s (waterproof) 850.

ALLEY it CU.

'rEN_o_sRs

lor Clerk’s€ Bridge, Lot 37.

Dsranrnmrr or Puamc ' Woaxs,

Charlottetown, Sept- 18, 1900.

Seann Tasnsns will be received

at this odica until

londay, Dot. 1 st., 1900. ar 12 o’cLocx Noon.

From any person cr persons willing to contract for repairs to Clark’s Bridge, near HcPherson’s Mills, Lot 37, as oording to Plan and Specifications to be seen at lcPherson’s Mill 1, Lot 37 and at this oilice.

The Government not bound to ac

cept the lowest or any tender.

The names of two responsible per-

sons willing to become bondsmen must accompany each tender.

Tenders to be arldr°=sed to thi;

oiiice and marked “ . en-1. r for Clarke’s Bridge.”

llllohard Smith.

Sec’y Public Works.

Sept 21 d&wts

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uint t:_t1_u_[eAet.

SEALED Tnsnsns, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, 23|-d November, for the conveyance of Her Majesty’s Mails, on a proposed Contract for fourf years," six times per

week each way, between Montague"

Rridge and Murray Har bor North om the lst. J unuarynext. 1 Printed notices containing further .format ion as to conditions of pro- 1 'led Contract may be seen and .erik forms of Tender may be ob

mined the Post Cilices of Monte $110 Bridge, Lower Montague, Mur- ray Harbor North and- atthis rice. ,_ F. do St. C. BRECKEN, y ` ' Asst Post Oice Ina c

“=e21» e_3§_s~-tee' een*

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I immediately after this that Marlo Tuohey

EDISIIN ,IS MISSING

1_-

Fathcr Anxious that He

Return Hume.

‘T0 ASSIST _ PROD] GAL

But Search in Young Man’S Haunts Has so Far Re- sulted in a Failure.

New YORK, Sept. 18.-Thomas A. Edi-

Son, Jr., is to be given a chance to reform- Ie who took unto wife one fiaxen haired Marie Tuohey from the coy chorus of the Casino, spent upon her his patrimony and the proceeds of the sale of his name and his fathers, and who was finally left by her so penniless in Lake George he WSIS compelled to walk back to New York, is being sought by his father,who WiSheS him to accept the role of the returned prodigal.

There is one obstacle in the way. Young

Edison cannot be found. For six weeks his old haunts have not known him, for full that long he has negotiated no loans- upon the corners of the Rialto, the pro- ceeds of which tobe used in popping a cork.

HE HAS DISAPPE_~‘.l""`“.

To be lucid, Edison, Jr., has disappear-

ed, and his family is making devious search for him. His younger brother, William L., received yesterday from their fathers. telegram saying to spare neither time nor funds in locating the missing one. When caught, the Wizard would have him led to the laboratoiy in Llewellyn Park, N. J., where he will tt y irlhe has the power to bridle his odsprlng as he hasdone the lightning. William L. Edison first consulted Cant. McClusky and subsequently Mt- Pinkerton, giving to both details and to the last money.

THE ONE CONDITION.

“There is only one condition to this-

that he give up absolutely and forever his wife. Father feels that it was infatuation for her which ruined Tom and that life with her, or interest in her,wou1d prevent his reformation and keep him' from apply- int: himself to steady etfoits.

“I have searched for trace of Tom all

day, but without much result. I went to all the saloons and cafes he used to frequent, but could get no nearer him than six weeks ago. He was then seen by awaiter of a restaurant in Columbus avenue, not far from where he formerly lived.”

Thomas Edison bitterly opposed the

marriage of his 'son to Marie Tuohey. After the deed, he announced for disin- heritance and refused to receive his d&llZhter-in-liw. Young Edison appear-_ ed not to mind. At that time he gave promise of being an electi ical genius like his father. He had patented several splen- did devices forthe control of the subtle ethereal power, and had reaped reward enough therefrom to make him cast no longing eyes on tha paternal purse. He h&d$3l,'7 I in the bank as royalties from these, but soon the young inventor was se!Iing his patents themselves for a tenth their real value to meet immediate cxpen- ditures for wine andjewels. When all rights in his inventions were gone there remained to him only the good name Edi. S011- Thllt. U00. he put upon the market to the highest bidder.

Purchasers were shrewd and offered b 5

was hard pressed and sold. For patents and name he received $11' 1,61). The lggg of this went at Lake George, and it was

ff`__.1`

heumaiism..

is Urlc Acld_in the blood.

Uhhealthfy _kxdggyg lm _um 5

cause o the acid bq`n ~

there. If the kidneys acted '

as they should th_eK would htfam the Uric cid out ofthe system and rheuma- _. USD! wuuldrft occur. Rheu-

dne Pills " I

have made a great of

__ stent ‘I

their rc utation curin

~ Rheumatgm. So t ag ‘ ihecqqu of those gdarful lbogtmg_ pains and stif, ` I aching Joints. There ig

butoncsureway_.

Dodd’s

Pills

I _

Twist

A5cent' fl

a tithe of what it was worth. The youth

left him. On the sametxxin coming to

New York with her was a former friend of Edison’s one Fairfax.

_ ISOLATING CONSUMPTIVES.

The city of Edinburgh has fallen into

line and sta: bed a crusade against tuber- culosis. In that city last year there were 790 deaths from tuberculous diseases, of which 574 were from consumption. This former figures show a death-rate from the class of disease of 2.64 per 1000 of the pgp- ulation, while the latter shows a rate of 1.92 per 1000. The report in which the subject is considered re-asserts the well- know fact that consumption may be cured in its earlier stages and that the spread of infection may be greatly pre- vented by issolation, especially when the patient is one of a family living in one ‘or two rooms.It is proposed that the corpora- tion provide either in a new hospilal cr in a. certain old one, which is about to be vacated, 100 beds for the rs- ception of dying consumptives, so that they may be attended under propersanit- ary conditions. It is estimated about 4( ' cases would pass through the hospital in a year, while the withdrawal of such a large source of contagion from the poorer quarters of the city would have a most beneficial etfort in lessening and in ultim- ately going far to eliminate the di`§ease from the city. The council has not yet acted upon the report, Lut there is cvex y reason to believe that it will a rove the

1\'orth Brookfield cows get drunk on

windfall apples, so says the _unquestioned authority, the Worcester Telegram.

THE ENGLISH ARMY -HORSF.

Every horse in the 'English army is

numbered and has s little history kept for it. The number is branded on the animal’s feet-the thousands on the near hind foot and the units, tens. and hundreds on the oi? hine foot. The the horse whose number is, say 8351, will have an 8 on his

left h’ _d foot and 354 on the right foot.

- M _ t

If ever superstition could find excuse,

it would be when the e x p e c t a n t mother, calendar in

de

the

hand, port rs the -fortunat days an

hopes t

the

birthday may fall on aluckytixne. .It is natural to wish the

best of for- l tune for '

well as wish it for the child? “

The greatest fortune any mother can

and a happy mind, and with this great

fortune. every mother may endow the child if she will. The chi d’S stock -of health is what the mother The » weak and worried woman has a. very slender stock of health to bestow on the baby. _ _e _‘

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

makes mothers healthy and happy. _ It does away with the' misery of morning sickness. It strengthens the nerves, gives the body a feelin of buoyancy, makes the 'mind , gives vigor

8n»¢l_ elasticitg to the organs peculiarly feminine, an baby’s advent to the world is free from danger and painless.

“My irst two were still-born, and I

safer-ed every thing ut death," writes Mrs. Euphemia Falconer, of Trent, Muskegon Co., Mich. “IwasreduCe€l»to*x§3_i pounds. When! R“.‘;*.i.°.°.”‘.‘.’.’ii.“‘..2‘..?I.‘.':;.....i3’ i“"“-....1.~.°““.‘i..i

m ea h vin a Ueafrla from igmalc

care of our doctor, but `was`_getting weaker all thetime -_until I sent und got three bottlesot. ‘ Favorite Prescr'lptlon.’ I improved fast and continued to take your medicine until baby was ~

born, and be is healthy and all right. Mi_ health hasbeen goodever since. I now weig ' 165 ‘ _nds._" _ - ~ _ __ “igiaelre is no alcohol, whisky or gther intoxicant in “Favorite Prescription,"- neither does it contain any opium or other narcotic.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets do not re-

act on the system They' are a perfect medicine.

Government Stockierm

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BY RUGTIOII.

To be sold by public auction, at Geo-

> town Park, on ;

_WEIlNESDAY.`00'l'.” 3,'

At eleven o"clock, a. m.

Three Shorthorn Bull Calvee. Two Shorrhorn Heifer Calves.

Two Ayrshire Bull Calves. _

Two Ayrshire Heifer Calves.

A. C. STEWART, Auctioneer.

At , Summerside Market Heuse

_ __0N_ _ _ FRIDAY, DGT. 5..

At t-~elve o’clock, noon. ' '

Three Sho thorn Bull Calves. Three Bhorthorn Heif. r Calvee. Two Ayrshire Heifer Calves. A

sept. 21, 1soo,rti,.sn, Tue, ,

Thr.&er. » _ ~

bestow on her child isa healthy body -

_m ge _

libs: tgvojnenths I was under the'

rectly made in every detail.

In Suitings.

- We Ere showing a complete line of novelties.. and staple ismlcs for' ELLIS.”

ann wxsrsn. `

iiur Line is iieatiitani Milt

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Sept8deeri&w_ _ nl. _ _

A. (3-11a.1'a.:I:1/tee '

Such as we give with every Garment turned out offour ,establishmentgd

should recommend it to every gentleman, who desiresclothing which is'cor'

see our Rich c°mbinas¢ns'|n Fan ~ -

suggestion and p'.‘ovi<leiorsu3l;1nz;hospita ' ' _ _. 7

Kerseys, Coverts. Diergonals, Montergnetcs. Vic- I

EFFECT OF .gaps oN A cow. ' unus, Meltons, Heron Bone effects, etc.

] f you favor us with your order from the abovegcods, they will be. cut ,Q 5

by an artist and made by trained and skilled workmen. _ I

Gordon &_ McLellan* S Pnl i

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Manufacturers of High Graded-Clothing. and dealers in`Men’sFurnishings___ .i Q ' S I I I

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. _ . . _ - . V __-_; ; f~ " ‘ _ 1.‘.' _ °.~Li.-3l`__?`4';_i `}_ ff; ‘,;_`, Illlilng Exhlllilun eel”

we say.

We shall be Pleased to have You visit us snow-Rooms and ._ _ _ It » - JL.. §»'=-»~

See Our Exhibit f ; M _ , I _,f Home vhvsait.

of Sample Buggies, Concorde, Spindles. Surreys, Phaetons,_Road _,Cart°, '_ _I _» ._

Harness, Steel Plow s, Root<Cut5ers and Pulpers, Grain Grinders, Cru_sh_era,_f , besides we “W Corn and Straw Cutters, Fan Mills, ,Shakers #md Cleaners, (ccmbiuotlflil _ , _ »_, c Threshing Machines, Ontario_Farni 'Truzk Waggons,'(_single »ind` donnie) mme?" ' I' ‘ “ Cart Wheels, broad tires ‘Y ueen” Churns and `Wa.shin Machines.

<_ _ we p _ 1

_'_ 3p¢¢|g| P,-;¢estesngpsrcnewaunngthegarinbaior.-__ __ '

Don’tForget th_eP,lace.», . I W X

thosewelove. Why not willfortuneasl _ _ WW

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We devote all our time and energies to this line cnly. - t 5 » ,S I Weemploy_tradesmen who thoroughly understand their business, , , __ _ ,___ `

of them having served theirltime with the old reliable `fi1m of Cairns &`Mc§ l'_.'lf," °_ .‘ 5" Ioan. , _ _ _ nh’ _ Proportion is one of the most particular branches of our trade; without _ ` _ __ FQ G°°"ffI‘“h°'»

it s._ Monument cannot look well. Thisfi-:_one~ of the placcswhere -_~ ia.; __ pet1tcrs_a_re.continna1ly_§eing_=»stray-_ ~ _ f » _ " A _ ’ f ‘_

We do not import--condemned stock full of cracks“`a‘_nd sta1_'.ns,_,__ because , _ °°°-f"md°,f'.t

is cheap, but we paythe right price and get the right goods. ' ‘

he Balance ei our Sleek ..._

~ -P ewn-.|.~aE.c,|.r~:Anen our ~

l‘o wind up the season’_s business and make__ roQm,__,f_qr___,9ur, 'larg;:F¢,l; Qldblia

- - -. - A . _' " , 0Boeaud Stock. for winter cutting. Come quick if you want a-bargain. omceHoun, a. m,, f ,We donftt advertise very mu_ch,_but when we do wef’ mean just what p'P'1lLomptattanu¢ngzv¢na1

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& I MGI;-ADYEN» f°"t*iif"l\é»;.‘efi__l§ _ if e£§'mle__n¢L¢#K§fiio1fi?lstans,Kent;s_e.’chs»1°ustown. * Ldlfé

` 'We will paintyour

` ' trial it is -not as_' _

mited"’paint" `

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Children. and

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_P_HYs_1CIAN

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P

o fi

ate payment at the Medical Hall

_ ~ 'v~'-' FDR ISA

Having retired from business would H ` " »»

all who havereceivcd _their »-_accounts _, eorcsreindebtcd to me 1 make immedi- ' " >

A » 1 ~ - . .. _ " The late Residence of Malcolm

_ I St. Cbariottetown. _ A

ggebiilflllldeiiligidgsn ~ _-l__Queen S.,.W.,DOD_D. M°L°°d’ Q’ C" _Ch"1°"`°'°"'° B°Y°» - H°"t°”"' Cl‘9"'Ch°l'» 22”

‘ felt! esvreimngf » tw and tame f hsbtwa

_ RICHARD sMrrH, __ _'MY 37 fi _ _ qw'-te, ,,,,,.,,,,' ‘ Qtr' _

'__ SQCy~ St00k FBFID. 'ls f. 1 l IJ!" ` I ` l _ ,_

J. F. Clans, Auctionter. Sept. 21 d&w f ~ f f ff- ' C MCLEOD

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Barrislcrs, Solicitors, Gsnvsysscen lm. A

Qepfr

wasftayt 9qeg_sqi.“geu,err1'=~ A§>§'=;*_°f§y,{§;y 1===_=1=.°1 new New "

Hors‘as='-Wfei'ght_,£rotn_ tjioq ~fto_f1_2_00 ` aef'§r¢x’;¢¢'§re_i:; panes; mugeammaa All.`tlta"&rsee.lHongi|§to los- Age 1;J_m5 t98iye=1_“v_-I ;APP1_If<§ “§2.`.‘{'Z’§`f5L`<ii'=“§'l‘ §'f==15-‘asa begat .ss ....1 Acadia. Apply at Hotel.

I A- HGRNE M70- ‘ = nuen;nomm:u.1nsf _ easy. Svofcit, 1900, __~ = ‘;»_if;.»aowasv,a.B0is.B-_»s-Ie? ’

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> 2 -»¢’a~f .12 »- 1 ;-referee _ fs essseau

Wiusgefts extremes

80318

in four gallon

gallon. _ -' i . _.1

Gannrd.L0bsters, one lb

' l1°WDll`¢k,_25c6nte.

Libby McNcil’s Slictd

B‘:°,‘=':°i=- .W`_°_-.e°l1' th sw

in titty.

.. 2 _.-

and

P ~ r; .W-_1eve».;-<<f°~r1e~s»

M,uluuunuus1

at 21 cents

25 mes. _

Half dcz bars Surprise Soap,

No Tea can beat Halas:-rd'