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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCIE EDWARD ISLAl_‘1lD, SEPTEMBER 10. 1900. L _ __ _ L _

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lp -.

rs’ Block, ;\'orth side Post Oliice, at the fol-

lowing rates,_payable _in udvancez- Morning Edition, daily (except Snnda l h

e three months $1.00; per yr . . . . . . . . ._ .$-1.

3 9 49 5 Semi-weekly Edition (Mond. & Thur.)

er yr. $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . ...$1.25 QVeekly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$1.00

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Branch Offices the vlyorld. Ficently ;u1;lr)i.iii;: trigd to 1 it E t For Calendyuorother.

smas every mg in rc is up o:ri- A o _ `

gan`s New York house because the pre- _ T. D

late “r<=f\1S<'-<1 to ii! up my br°th°r`S _ in Ladles’. Misses’ and Childrerfs 1- 4 _

f""e` ____ Jackets, Capes, Y |` S

AIIAIIIA

telegram stating that’ his herd of _ _ _ _ __ Q _ - Guernsey's had won m;ny prizes at the our G'a»i'II1eI1l]S life Very muCh h9l»l}€I' In all I'8SPBCl'wS than l'¢h6 N sg,

Sh_"br°°k eXhibm°°° M"B”°_w mer' I common kind. A little different somehow newer and _ '

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iso

Only 28s.

Hand made-of Black or

Tan Pebble leather, leather

bound-The greatest -

thing to wear we know cf. I

Larger Sizes:

6, 7,8, 9 and 10

Only 386.

These sizes have a low

fiat heel.

Genuine wear resistors

for little money.

Alley 8100.

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The E. T. Corsets are design»

ed and _cut on the most scienr-

mi! priIlCipi¢S. They arg Q35’ A 3”! gfacefl-ll. permitting entire freedom in every movement-

They fit well! They look welll! They wear well I I I

‘IIIIIIIEIlGAIITEII.”

Irinclpal-Miss Wathen. Primary department-Miss Barrett. Re-opens -

Tuesday, Sept. 4. |900.

Lower nat Kindergarten building,

Prince Street.

IiIl’III WII SIIIIIIIII. IIF MUSIC

Director-Prof. W. H. Watts. Misa Smallwood’s classes resume on*

Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 1900.

The Director’s classes on Monday,

Sept. 25th. 1900. Upper dat ot above named building.

Secretary ot Board of Trustees, Sept. 4 d. F. S. MOORE, ESQ.

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Summer llrinks

JAMAICA. conurnr. -mi any

lakes a nioo healthy summer heverage, but also actsas a tonic for ibe stomach. It is put upin 25 cent mules. FRUIT SYRUPS. W3 carry a

lull line of the Bnsr was Fruit 3]1lpa. The flavors inc‘ude Lemon, Pieevvle. Vmim. R»spbmy,s¢.r.». *°v'.v. Lime Fruit and Rupee.-ry vinegar. _ _ MOIETTSERRATT LIME JUIE _ ;eons»dered :behest in the world *LTR just receivag aeveralicaaes gf

_ llpm pint an quart bottles, ‘héeapumismyahu kind, ee *_ll°‘lt el its superior itmgth. wlsr INDIA LIME J-mon “¢l5centsa pint or 25 cents gl

nterests ot the people, and recognized hereforeas

The Poop1e’l Paper. r

have been established at the followinf places where subscriptions n1ay_ be D0-1 1 news furnished, advertising. .l0l9 Work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Ngurries Bookstore-D- K- 0' ¢

Currie, . a.na,:,er

Aiberton Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

Souris East. Telephone oiiice - R._Sean1an,

J. E. B. McCREApY, J. P. noon,

Milk d. _betterhund By;a‘:.p:ri`uthand@E`deew-9 _

Published at its ofiices New Prowse

;\IuI;tart. Agent.

Agent.

Editor. BusmeSS

M anager

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.

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USE OF THE ROYAL COAT OF ARMS. `

Few people are aware that the use oi

the Royal Arms is prohibited in connec- tion with advertising by private parties. Those in Charlottetown who have been in the habit ot using the Royal Arms will read with interest the following extract which is taken from the Gentieman`s

Magazine:

The only arms the British public knows are the Royal Arms, appearing as they do on oilicial paper, in many churches, on writs, summonses, etc., and over the shop fronts of certain tradesmen -in fact so misused and vulgarized is the royal escutcheon that it :must be regarded by the bulk of the populace as a trade mark The last certainly ought not to be; but matters armorial are become so chaotic

marks, registered as such, are in many instances true coats _of arms, certainly not granted by _thc Earle Marsha1L It would not be diilicult to name brands of hair wash, beer, etc., bottles of which are decorated with a complete achieve- ment of arms, creat, supporters, and motto, all complete I This per- version ot use is nothing less than an injustice to those owners and rightful bearers of arms who pay their annual tax for the privilege of using an honor that they are entitled to bear either by descent or grant. If 'umoriai are of- any honor or importance. their use o r.;u_t to be rigidly controlled. If not-, then the tan ought to be abolished. At the present time a tax is imposed and no security given in return that misuse of 'arms will be prevented. I '

Occasionally theimpudent appropriation

of the royal arms has been the object of a prosecution. In 1895 the treasury sum- _moned a. bailiif at Lambeth for using the Queen’s arms on a notice to quit; the case being tbeiiratof its sort, a nominal penalty only was indicted. Aa far back a July, 1893, the London Reform Union obtained a similar conviction. A most remarkable instance occurred, orrather came to light, in May, 1899. A man was sent to jail and I hard labor for keeping a disorderly house under the guise of a massage establish- ment; this acoundrel had actually had the ¢51`°°I9¢l'.Y $0 Print the royal arms and “by _ 8~PD0intment" on one side of his adver- tisement cards, with the Prince of Wales arms, on the reverse! The royal arms 8DD¢l1' On certain well known newspapers;

it is °°I7 33991?-11! kl10W!\ by what right, if any.

IIEAIIT`| DISEASE

is a symptom of lciauyi Disease. A well-known doctor has said, " I never §l:im2t¢l¢8_p0st-mortemex-

na ionm

fm. ne..-i ‘iiiféiffiiiif OBS illdlng 'U10 kidney; wereatfault." The Kidney medicine which wnairsfén the market, most su¢¢¢g9. ful for Heart Disease gud lu Kld}1¢y Troubles, and most widely imigatgd 5, _ _

dd’s

Kidn_ey1

Try one can of Om B1-,md

in this kingdom that veritable trade,

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` M ' _ U "R I linll] \ \ ki' I* ' df '

, T H E advocating the decoration of Bunker Hill \{°C1§,`“` Qi?

° with electric lights in order to make it I ~ ~

S An Independent Journal, untrammelled “loom up_-- The idea shoum hav; been < _ _ I N S,

and fearless; aiming to be uat,lmpartlal, Reliable 'Neway, °

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seeking at all times to further the best

ave the opportunity of seeing the inter- 6' m°n€'§‘m of

48- t in

tainly tobe congratulated upon his success ’

in sending his herd so far from home to fpeshgr’ and thgy dgnl; 305|; as mugh as ygu m; bf, Judgg

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ompete against one ofthe foremost herds / if Ca,,,,d,,_ from their attractive appearance This is the verdict cf

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Diiilculty is being experienced in secur- ing volunteers for service in the Unittd `

States. In dealing with the matter an ex- J _ J. H. change in a. peculiar manner s iys that the I' a S . a 0 n 0 . Aug 9 4 w_ , dead walls of the city are decorated with _ ‘ ___ 5 ___

posters gay with colored illustrations to READY_TO_wEAR _

show the charm of service in the army. It

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often drift a art The wife se s to ,satisfy her heart craving, by society, "‘A_lways roaming with a hungry heart. ’ ’ The husband finds the home dull and

gee to the club. The

ppiest homes 'are

those which echo to the love and laughter of childish voices.

The conditions

which preclude moth- erhood are often rem-

_ ediable. They grow

out of a or enfeebled condition of the delicate female organs. _When

thyeae goxgiiistépns are removsd, and vita; 1 an city given to e organs motherhood, it frequently follows that tics; "°° °°““°“ °‘ There is no other medicine that

do as much for women as Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It dries up disa-

greeable drains, allays indammation, f eels ulceration, cures female weak- ness, and establishes the delicate wom- anliv organs in a state of perfect health an vigor.

There no alcohol, opium or other

narcotic in “ Favorite Prescription.”

Any sick woman may consult Dr. R.

-V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., by letter, free. Every letter is held as strictly private and sacredly conndential.

“I had been a sudbrcr from uterine trouble for

about_three years, having two n¥iaa\ri'i;igu_ in that time, and the d orathat Icousult said I

_ would have to go thggh an operation before I

could give birth to living children," writes H11.

Blanche E. Evans, of Parsonaalmaerne Co., Pa. “When about to give agile upair I saw the advertisement of Dr. ¢roe'a medicine and thought I would give it a trial an a last resort. I bong t abottleofbr. Plerce's Favonterre- ‘?».°.'.i°i3i"}'.1‘.’-‘." ‘.l§’..“.l‘_i.‘l.f ‘2.f.‘.“i.‘.’.'i‘§'i§.*l’%‘..‘2,.¥ ties I gave birthito a brlghtgbaby ` lwhoia now four months old and has not hair: day of sig-

uess. I cannot say too much in praise of Pierce’a Favorite Prescription.”

' Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are a boon to

Childless people

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And now the subgects of Uncle Sam are `l§_\ 'J D \\~_.- 'J ,J

On Saturday Mr. E. R. Brow received a. RBilTY'd5~Y Suits 5-nd Skil'tS°

F08 YWIQ

buyers in Charlottetown. *

arricd into effect long, long ago. . I g u I D I 8

Workmen are busy in St. Paul’s Cathefl- , sktrthira of gl, Loudon,l.-iurrying on with the woik _ _ » I _ begin .0i\_0¢U0he1' 3rd. installing the electric light, but several 1 ' ' °°“'“d°:;l:g_i?; °

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months must elapse before the public will R U _ ‘ , npeciglhlgg in

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go ior lit by electricity. ' ’ ’ “P8”

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The latest sensation Intimates that the glygeil 02% i§‘£¢¢ie:’8

clergy are not t he most exempt people in . I - Aim 'and spirn, Jeb. gguega

and avowedl Christian

is evident that recruiting is not as easy as 10 90d & W' - .

liberal llemnlnslraliuns

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Triday, l4iI\ September _Insiant,*_¢_____

AT 7.30 P- ,_ _ _ im-_-via-vw ~ ‘~ ~ eawill meetguestaonmn”

_ Addresses on the' leading issues now before the peopie willfba- delivered from Caarlolhtewnbyi

b - _ _ _ ’ The new-able W. s. Fielding, Minister 0f_risinee; ; ...§g_5»»__

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it was when the eye must be cajoled by _

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piefmni argument. % @ lg gég % WOLFVILLE,

I .f .1-`_-5 ni Il .1/r;§ "Y3_;¥_.~, ‘\Ee`i` f f

smallest

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skating limi, cnii1»iiiliwi,S11_

THE ’ ISEKSIDE

Own

Boating Fishing

ceived ; _distance Q

times. __

Ill

sen Seaside-Baal

' Honorable William Patterson, Minister of Gustomsy ' _ érto"‘ ' "I" '

And Sir Louis H. Davies. Minister Marine Jul! 4fil=**`l~

Fisheries. ~ " ~ I ~ .

" Full particulars as to_train and steamboat arrangements- will -bo pub-

lished on Monday. ' , ~ - | A. mm. h.

S. BLANCHABD,

women of constipated habit. germ 10 ;¢` S¢»¢’y, gf Cqmmifig,

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L" Call and see the Stock. Ii rs equal tonany in the city, and is being soldat a tremendous

sau: counucrsn nv;

nu nun- e

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-sea-n-as

oF PEOPLE

Are saving money and getting extraordinary Values in everything in the iootwear line at the fvf I A '

I S” Big Glearancce. Sale

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