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pe ple he 3 Y

i f--'HP-__" __\°°_\.\*°_»_ Kel” °* a1cHARD A.M“¢IcUn°D ~ -

i Aewn. assures! ' ~'rwiii~iTv-of1~vn.PoLre1Es<.»

Druggists

1' ,sein .

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THB GUARDIAN. cnannorrnrown ramen new/lan rsmmv novaucea re 19°,

¢,.

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Who Sell Chamberlain’s Cough ~ Rem-

edy, _

t‘.hamberlaln’s Colic, Cholera

and Diahorrea Remedy, t`.hamberlaln’s Pain Balm, `

Most Desirable?

Happy The Man or Wcman Who Plas

n Will Power to Makea Choice

ChambSl’1aih’S Sl0lIl3Cll alld' l Deiiberately and Keep to it-

Liver T anlets.

Geo. F-_ HUgh€S. Apothecaries

Hall, __

Johnson & Johnson,

McDonald 8: McKinnon,

J. G. Jamieson, Medical Hall.

A. W. Reddin, H- A. Ellis, also in Montague and Murray River, _

if _

For Sale or To Let -THF-

EMPIRE HOTEL, SYDNEY

This admirable property contains

40 rooms. It is centrally located. Steam Heat. Electric lights and bells throughout. Will be leased on rea- sonable terms or sold at a bargain A magniiicent opportunity is pre sented to parties desiring to conduct an hotel.

Apply to A. D. GUNN, udrw Barrister, Sydney, C. B

Fw 1 | Q

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At Home

KEEP _Of TI2lVCllD§ ~

4

.PimIliu|Er

' HARDY. -

Flmlg Remedy for IN.

_ U _,mm¢,

Action _nad Safe tosflhke.

Rheumatinn, Crlnps. Colics, ~ Nerinlgia, Diarrhea, Toothache,

Faoeache. Chlblams, &c., &e.

to askfor, andaee£"y'¢!:q§;xg¥Agq°T'3);q€;-if

_ Fefoale everywhere. Prhc!5etb por in-ug, lloGALB'8 lufranlur PILLS

F “_ ron FAIILY USE. or eeverywb

01’ by mail on rgeeipégc C.. ......f':."._"°=‘..f- °--¢-

“L i

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Eastern Steamship Co.

>1_-|

International Division.

Winter seduced Rates

n e5ecx November and, tqcg, to May rat, rgoa. St. J :hn to Portland 83.0° St. John to Boston $3.50 Oommeneing Monday. November 2. xgoa.

learners “Calvin Asda" and “St. Croix" leave St. John at B a. m. (Atlantic Standafd) Mon- days and Thursdays tor Lnbec, Eaatport, Port- land and Boston.

Returning from Boston at 9 a.m.vla. Portland, Raatport and Lnbec llondays, and Thursdays.

Passergers arriving at St. Iolm on evenings

previous to morning aailingacan go direct to deamer and take cabin ber th czatateroom for he trip.

Win. G. LEE. 481% Btjohn, N. ll. '

A. H. sutirscou, c. P. e 1°. A.

CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. & Gen’l Manager.

Foater’| Wharf, Boston. Ilan.

wtf.

ooinion Blom leo

Sales exceed that of any

other In the _Lower [Pre- Vlnces.

Choicest growth of Indie

tnd Ceylon.

T sig -»

_, u

Bags! liagssliassi

We have the bestgrain M83 if

the country. They arelargeenougl:

0 hold 4% bushel 0018. 01' 3-l bushel potatoes. They are St1’.011S»l dean, have hemmed tops, and are*

Suaranteed to give satisfact1on.Yo\1 want some, how many i’ _

~ }'=_

Reid & Creighton

me I Kinney

Island pr°_<1\\¢¢. i ' I aiawmmaon

Pitt Street g I andlconnecting lincoln _

Svdn=y.¢-Ili. » I »S ~ ==»

_ __ _ __; _ ____ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ ___=_

_ _ _ ~~ »_ ‘ _ _ _ _ ‘> >.‘<~~__»»,;;,~ -_.<_'1;. 'l_ e".-:_: .gf V. --’='~ ' ;. .~~»~‘ ’=` r - ‘ ________i_. _ , ifrsh. .___ _ wr- _. _,Q _ __ _,___ _. fr.:-I..- ~,~+¢ ’-_ ¢~_ _» .__,_

'° *Y* 'N35 R80 1 had a letter from

. a. friend, who used to be n ood deal

, S in uw “`0f1d. and to meet many °1°v°"» W°u*b01`I1. well-bred people,

_*but who now, from choice, lives a

Very Simple and retired life in n tiny chalet on a mountain side, far from noise and bustle, far from "days," Pafflel 80SSiP. gaity. This friend, d“"1H8 some ten months of the year, mwts but few people, and those YUOFUY peasants rises early and goes ¢9»l`1Y to reet., reads much, walks much amid scenes of great. beauty, and _knows the long calm of gently- DBSSIDBT quiet _ days-days free from all social obligations, days devoid of P88t¢b00»1`d. and untempered by cress sandwiches, matinee hats, whispered .W-H4813. gout-producing suppers, and amours wreathed in smilax. _ Her mornings are no-longer given over I to the dressmaker, but to the birds. Her afternoons are not dedicated to an electric landaulette and her dear- est enemies' front doors, but to the green mountain slopes; the twilight

'iinds her at leisure to give it. a.

thought. The night, with its stars and moon, is assured of her welcome. She has time now to realize how she is living, what she is doing.

Peace or people? Nowadays many

or us must Often Say to ourselves, “Which do I really want.” It seems lometimes almost. impossible to have both in such a country as our Eng- land has become. In London any- thing approaching peace seems to be

‘- out of the question. ‘Loneliness there

is, murky solitude onvironed by noises from without. '1‘o me Lon- don is. made tolerable only by gaiet- ies, its sights, its splendid music, its lively restaurants, its theatres, its opportunities for meeting 3, tholtand clever and interesting people. I like London for its personalities, and to me a retired life in London would be one of the dreariest. lives imaginable. When I am in Lonhon I love to be what is called, in the slang. of the day, “well in it,” and I find my

< pleasure in the fury of its life, in the

hum of its opinions, in the swiftly passing pictures the monstrous bio- graph it presents to me.

In London one gets people, but

scarcely peace.

If one settles down in an English country place, one generally makes a. choice between pence- and people, too, for English people in the coun- try are awfully busy and important about nothing or very little. They a.re for ever getting something up, they are for ever devising means of “bringing people together.” In the country, charity is one of the chief amusements and is far more popular than "putting_" I know a country town in which scarcely 3 week pass- es without its bazaar. There are often few to buy, but there are gvnerally a fair number to stare, and the Stall holders have had their scr- ios of comniittoe nivetingis “to get it all up,” and so it has scrvctl its purpose. It has been the lin-o_n:'; oi that dearly _loved -"social inter- course" which is the fm- of pence in country plm-¢s_ Ppoplc in the couri- try “pop in” On one at all tirnvs an-:Z seasons, to say nothing of profliglous. length. It is diilicult not to be eith-

\ er ia victim or a curmudgeon. I

know 9, Indy vcho, sick of Londorfs interference with her life, bctoola lier- gelf to g country village in sturcli of peace and quiet. She did not know her country. The 1_‘11ifS #lt 1191' dom- were incessant. The idle came upon her in drovcs_ But she was :1 resolute woman. She bought a large- cardboard, }_\r;nt-cd her name on it, wrote underneath, in hugo. 1'0L1I1d hand, “Never at home!" and pinned _ it up on a stout 1309*' by 1101' garden gate. Since then she may have earn- ed obloquy, but she says she has known pea;-¢_ She has made her choice between P0020 ihhd P00910. 0-nd She appeal-3 10 he well satished. _. People are often very l1_.’00d funf and 1, like others, can find il gmat deal of pleasure in socic-ty._ll1 Chat’ toring, flirting, Inugjliilig about noth- ing in particular, doing t..rivia,l ,hi igs ir a crowd. ollil Ei"~`nCl`~'§HY being cheerfully absurd. A gay tulle can be a good time, but, to mc, only _whgg it, comes rather seldom, as a

- 1:

BACK= Age E

If you have Backache you have Kidney Disease. If you neglect Backache it will develop into somethin worse--Brights Dis- ease or Iliabetes. There is no use rubbing and d_octox-mg your back. Cure the kidneys. There is only one kidney medicine but ie-cures Backache every time-=

, Dodds

4 S‘1'f\\'"¢'\‘=ldf» P. R. Ielmd W

I gation Co., Limited: e I

J t. m. conneczilg there wiih day traini- for

a _

causes gout in many of ue. .P¢IIP°"

do*-for a _fortnightl I do 130* ll?- lieve the dweller in Paris can ever know the joy of Pa.ria"‘as the fort- nighter--despised, of course, by the ' Parisian-knows it. And ii 501119 such way the country cousin e11j0YS his month in London. ` People who love society are apt to say that anything else is f'ghast- _ ly dull." People who do not love it are apt. to inveigh against. it furious- ly, and to speak of those who go into it with a bitter contempt, which is quite un-Christian and Un- warrantable, and highly ridiculous too. Happy and sane is the man or " woman who gives a reasonable tri- _bute of time to peace and a reason- ‘ `ab1e tribute of time to people. It is not necessary " to be always en evidence, nor is it necessary in 9.11 places to stick up a board With-

,Q - . . ‘ y. ollces _ _ 1 ., ,.1 _ _ _ i circumstances of life, is will-power, f ‘ e' _ _ __ _ _ / _f _

the D0W0r Of SHYIHZ "WS and n° __ QACOB A. IOHNSON. I-lakhx, N. S. Manager, Maritime Piovi

when you feel that they should b said. Some people- go through lilo

voices. They are mostly fools. Oth- ers do nothing but growl "no.

but hardly less foolish. The sensible

quality their peace with people, and

days., are -

breasts on the property of Octave., Mlrbee.u’s Iaidore Leo at.-Robert Hickena, in London Queen. ____ __

FAGGED OUT I

i DEPRESSED

Energy, Snap and Ambition Gone -You Need a Bracing Tonic

I to Ironize 'the Blood. Try _

FE RROZONE

Ferrozone will make you strong and°cap-

able ot doing a heavy cays work without fatigue. Il. is a marvellous remedy, ann does maxvellt ns things as the following testimonial proves:

“After my baby was horn, I was ln s

weak, sickly condition, totally unit. for a motber’s household duties. I somehow did not gain strength, although I took malt. extracts all the time. A lady friend re~ commended Ferrozone, which I used with splendid results. The'-; filet box helped. _ quite alittle and when I had taken six boxes my former healoh. ruddy cheeks, land good spirits, were iully restored.,- Mrs. N ewhmds. Swansea.

You oan’r. spend 50s, rn n better advant-

aue than on a box of Ferrozone, and the sooner you get Ferrozone the scorer you , will get well. Don’r. accepts snb-titote, but insist. on your drugglst supplylrg the genuine Ferrozone, wblcn sells for i0c. a box. or slx boxes for $50. By mall trom The Fen ozone Company, Kit~gswn,0nt.

;

MARRIED IN FLORENCE- -

FLORENCE, Italy, Nov. 12.-Marquis

Carlo dl Budini, son of the former Italian

daughter of Henry Labouohere_proprietor and eiitcr of the London Truth were married here today. Mn- Labouchere md the former premier were present..

h,__1_@_--1:-1-'-@- THE GLOW OF,HE ALTH

When the blood is rich and pure there

's a. healthful glow to the complexion which speaks of me visor and vifality oi the system. There is no more certain way , for pale, weak people to attain the glow in nf heall h than hy the persist# nt. use of Dr Cha.~e's Nerve Food, the great. food cure which ft-rms new, rich, red blood and l creates new nerve Icrce. _

f-i

IC. P-R- STEAMER GOESITO DOCK

i Lozmou. Nov. 12.-The C. P.§li. steamer. _Mount Roval has cone into de ck at Cnr-._ _ diff with extensive damage to her bottom.

I T to ` _ , ¢i.i’.’f:'8i..m.if3i‘l."l’::.e:r.; I and absolute cure for each _

The paleennul which is the gout of_ A ' p 1 iv-=.~¢¢I ~ - i __

_ _ the mind. _How delightful a tort- _ agen.; ‘mmm _:Zi_;i3f:__d’ _ wg! Nee__:;§m_;um..‘ hmm _ons

"_ f ht in Paris iB!` HOW ffllky 011° 1'°“¢- ' to Policies 'Pald. I Company. Over Cost pity

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B. PATON. A Direct lor PIE. l.. Charlottetown. OHN Wc% , -Agent”('2hnlc\tetown- - 1 .»

screaming "yes" at the top of their _ ¢¢uq,,._¢ guy,-_ __ _ ‘ _ ' `

and the happy have both amrmatives and negatives at command. Theyl ’ ` i x '- _

._, _

_They are less amiable than the fools, I - 7 _. .. _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _

they never have the gout. _ __ ' ‘ I ’ ' ‘ `

But. they are rare birds in moderl ` ` W ' ‘ 1 ‘ - ,; _

almost as r aa robin red ._ l » I s ' _ _ , _ _ '

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Dor’t you want 'Underwear that’s comfortable ? I

We have it in various weightsand qualities. Penman’s medium weight. " S =l "

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Stan`Eeld’s medium and heavy ma*ke` “coitton

Heeced, wool lheeced. '

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_ - d form of itchin , = hlleedlggahdprotmdin pile;

all eaters or EmunsoN,Ba'ms Sc Co.,Toronto, Dr. 6hase's_ 'Ointment

'Kenneth J.Martin, B A

iarrmer, Solicitor, Notary Public, R' MONEY: T0 LUAL.

GFFICE:-Bnce s Bnlldinar

The Ch’town Steam_Navi

-STEAMERS- 'Northumberland' and ‘Princess

Leave as below eve da S dn ¢¢p¢¢d_ nom Ponvr nu cHrr§NEy`°nmini’v'Lix°¢ ‘nm _ train from St. John for SUMMERSTDB, con--`

necting there with express train for __Cha'rlotte- l

'rom SUMMERSIDR, on arrival of mornin l train from Charlottetown and all stations cg

P.E I R. for POINT DU CHBNE, connect

r sligéviin alvirnn for sr. Joss, nosionl fi and M ntreal.

‘I Lonnection at Moncton with train lor all ` sta-i _ tiene on I. C. R. and its connection, and at 1 St. John with t . P. R. and i-'allways for U. . I S. for all points West and South -also at

_sheloln with Steamers of Banter! S. S.

'f__l_>;1,n'l“§`TOU about 4 p. ni. for CHA.RLOft‘TE~ from cn°Axu.o1"rx:'rowN fm- rrrron at s.¢»`

QAPE RRETO and BALIFAX; At NORTH

‘ _;i_;;_>NEY with Steamer Bruce for Newfound-

: nirrrax wmic. s. e rnmr pls; fm- * 071. '

the manufacturers have guamnteed it. gee tes- ; timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh- .i hors what they think of it. You can use it and l get _four money back if not cured. 60c a box. au .

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MANCHESTER

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_ _ _

Manchester. » _ I

Shippers should notify the undersigned agents as to;

premier, and Miss Dora Li_iboucbere,. in 01-der to Semin-e Space'

For rates of freight to Manchester, apply to

Peake’s_ No.` I Wharf, 5 _ Charlottetown, P

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Walk in drive in. wheel in step in or ski in--Comet

IN in any old way;_‘BU'l` G_E’l` IN and if its _

Moncton 'iwnsos ion ciommof

Wecan please you, save you money and iit you. We're ltheiéi

Under contract the Canadian Government the, iz' gi A ` ‘ii .

will sail from Quebeofor Charlottetown on *`thf¢I 53rd iinst, _ can fo, e and will be due here on the 26th and _sail on the 27th for"

what goods they will have to ge forward aseazly as possible

A. Pickard & Co.,

.E; I

1

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agents for P. E. Island. _

We therefore have the lhrgestf _assortment-~ I -

Tweeds, Homespuns, Yarns, 5t0¢kinette_ Blanketing

and Flannel. E I '_' I i " 7 '

Ready-to-wear Suits, Made-to-Order Suits, Pants,

Overcoats and Reefers- ‘ '_ I I

THE HUllPHiiEg’{ li|_lllHlNliiSTllliE

- OPERA HOUSB BUILDING.

A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Manager.

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W-11 ave;-_ And Qnf a surface it will cover more than that.

No aint will do better." "HY few Paints Wm d° “s

well.

P , . .

Maximum covering ¢a9;¢¢i§, 5Pf¢3~dmS Qualifies’

war, and are what we claim for S.W.P. the one safe paint to SW” 5°'mf°‘°u°nf" I' '

It’s

' If you` want to savfe money in painting let us show you the

O

way, We sell for kinds of good painting ___ _

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z°°<1 were-'_ __ , -_~‘1?‘f-_~,_ don’t .want to; :~ f' emueh for

Have a

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I sist one another at ~ store. Here’s the we assist you in

'_ your. ideas to

. . means.

lilitchell’s

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day has A sensible regar-1 for one‘a~ Pfelilllt dictates the use of speeracles the mr ment they are necessary -hovr~for»si,`;ht~and 5*

_ _ .r _ fiblddfiitt in' safeguarding your vision Ao em-

aminat on r.yu.s which tests noth nn :nav pre vent consequences which 'ever on would be»\s» evitable. We it everyone exactly.

Jeweler and Onticisn,

Cor. Grnt.Geor¢e and Graftoasto. _

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