THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MAY 25, 1906

All women _ lionics, 801118 in

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ti all sulfur alike from the same li

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WORK ING. WOMEN

some in their recovery w d _ _ _ Augd some in Weilplid llllilie hiya Iwuwiiixglriignsiiiéoll

il - whit' 0 society. n in stores U" “Ili Yl1ii\k_ youriur-dicin f’ ~' k - ~ 53,, am, shop, um, of ,,,,,,,,,_,,,,, M.; ......w...~.i., .i ...-..... ....1 ...T i‘.’.'.iZé?i .T55 When the Present Alterations and Addition Are Co

:In ilu; _r_iev_;er-gasing treadmill, earning to Hours? i_t,.. _ "';§{,‘“_§e_Y_ if. _é ,P me me ,_ . , Q,,e{,‘;°c_,;_i}{,§s_“@““b‘ef °f B@=“i>°“»l of The New Classroom to Be Added and the Other

duties in inany vast-s, quickly drifts them female 5:3318 lff:i_V¢;_cl_l1_il`i;_\‘e;l__f;_i'_§:_I‘_

into the Iioiiuni of ull kinds of funiuie dmin on my,~i¢..iity_'§apiii.g my strengtl I

r..iii|\ILlI|li5» ifl""°¥`l'i llllliffiiilolii IUIIIIIS and cuusin-'scvorclieuiluciies bearin -down and ilisplzureiiieiits or perliups irrcgulu- pins und in gem-i-iii \vur-ii-otitfceliiig, until

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|-ity or siipp_re.esion,_ vuiisiiig Inu-kat-lie, n.~r\'ousiiess, ii'i°it.abiiity und Iassitude,

. ._,l_v had no desire lu live. I trier. uiuny

iin~ilit-into but did notgr.-t pcriiiuiiert relief

.. , _~ , -_ .,. -.i'|1¢i;i. '. 2. ' . ~' ~ . nw) espquuny wlluilu an linlgunib iI'iili|l>ul:ii(d. Iviihlliiiiz liilildiiltlliutills Hill. SUHIUUUDK "“~‘iIU‘“|0 “`Il_ll'Il Will niiicli bt-ttur und r-.ir.i:i~'-i and in tliui' ,.n-uiigtiieti the female _orgnmsin _and nnnitlis l was \\~t»ll_ no im]-e disagreeable Unable them to b;0:ir easily the futigiies dist-iiiii~ge. no more pain. So I have ever

ol the day, bo sIee_p well _:it night, and rcuii-ni to prnis-_a the Vegetable C.-nz'-ouiiri in rise refreshed un cheerful. ?_'_“‘I "*"'““1°"1* ‘\'lU1Ui1i UQUUI fill' l»-is ililii

llow llistrossitig to seo a woman

\\ liiiicii

:~li-iii.`~.'Iiiig to eurn a liveliliood or Per~ L-‘mil H' I’I"I‘|.".‘m's Vegetable C’°m' IMI, her honsehom ,_|m_ies “hun hm, pound is tlieiiiilriiliiig cure for ull tliesi lusrk und head are aching, she is so tired I'r"“l‘I""" It “I'°"P5II"~"’9 th? Pm?" _,___ mm |,m.d|y drag about 0,. Hmm “l,_ miiscios, rind <lii;|.lurlrxi;eiit with ull its and every iiioveinciit 1-.nliiws pain, the h°n`I""’ wlII""1“°\`L"“|`U=`I~ YOU- oriuin of wliicli is due to some deriuxge- Bilvkachib. di?-ZIIIPHH. flliiiiiiliz. bearing-

niuiit of the feiiiule organism.

.\lllo. Alma Iiubituillo, of 78 rue St. I-`r;inmis, Quebec, Que., tells wonien

down pains, disordered stoniuch xnoodi in-ss. dislike of friends and society-all syiriitnins uf the one cause--will be

lion- to avoid such suffering; she writes: illlitfiili' ‘IiBl"~’|l0iI, 81111 it Will milk? yOu lirrir lilrs. Pinkliuin :-- HIWUII will ‘WU-

".i\er\\'f»i'k and long lioms nt thc offici- iugri-ilier uitli u iiugleeioil cold, broiiulit on ii vi-r_v s\'|'inu:i tl-iniilc i.i‘inibI<° iiiilil linnlly I \\.:s iiiinliic to gn to \\'ui'k.' I ilu-ii ilmn-'lit

_ You can tell the story of your suffer- iiigi-i_ tn a woman, and receive helpful advice free of cost. Address Mrs. Pink- Iizixii, Lynn, Mass The present Mrs.

‘1I:‘_,|:'_i_-__1'i;'_If; i:inlr_liain is the daughter-in-law of Lydia Iii "xiii: \\‘;i.-ilili thc Siiiin-t-iiiiditinn tIi;it inizie 1'* lmkhum and for .“we'.1ty`nve Wars \_.,1_ ,,,,,| _.,m,ig|_,J“-.,_,- _.ii-in out for it lioml, sliu luis, under her direction and since

I |i:ii~|n-d ihzit und tool: tivo inure l><~ibi'uI

|‘l\ lu iii ll. l'i mit I»iit lil`lL-i lliit iny

her deuease, been advising sick women. fret- of cliiirgo

-:ji .i|i‘ ; . . . v "=-I-\~~»»'-~ in-...rattle Compound Siicceeds Where- ttihers Fall.

HASZARIYS BRAHlllI.N I

TEA.

Often imitated but never

equalled. Are you getting the genuine article? If in doubt call at the Agent’s Store and get a sample pack-

age

FREE I No other tea on the market

can touch it for purity, strength and flavor.

An ounce of trial

than a ton of talk. you get the genuine

BRAH M IN

llorace liaszard,

Cameron Block,

Agent for Canada and the United States-

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better sure

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~v»~»~r~-...lymnnlltlllll ICB Oreano. znqdns

9out of every ro person s Charlottetown that e ver vi ice cream have used 0 make, ao we made B I-0 9-ro of the ice cream that W eaten in Charlottetown ill

art is years. We mal: e

ust as good today as we we did. The tint shipment o

strawberries to prrive were I0 us and elmo y the liosio Boat. Home made candi'

pastry, and cake' always i

_ otoek,o1sothe choicest wit

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Filli SALE By iiicllnn

We are authorized by the trus-

tees of Grace Church to sell by public auction that beautiful lot of land sltnate on Upper Prince St. adjoining the premises of Philip Large, Esq. on the south, having nirontage on Prince Szreet of 45 itand running eastwar- ly ioo ft and on tlie. north by Grace Church This lot will be sold on the prem~ i.-ei, Saturday June 2nd, |906 at 12 o'cloclc noon.

Terms nt salt . BENJ. cAi<'ri:a at co., 1 Sditstd Auctioneers.

MILK MILK I

El The Charlottetown Condensed Milk

F in wld p|y gpg per one hundred Ib;

' - . r first class milk up to Nov. ist. U*

Prom the old time worries of lirliiivd posltion|ia__t:_vinp‘ your Pl=;’:_°°_§:k__°F" n th . v w ‘ isdn: iron: gndgglil. Como and

try at our studio.

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0 to ' mouths from Nov. Ili 10 Ml

[3127 will pay $1.30 per one hundred

ltonid ru ro at onoo U ' xgiingbrwwins mills-

edile offer _land pltlrgg: E Ccdeeolli vrii,h':'l‘he Co

sow to matic contracts for

:rsprl goo: ard- sd-

Cqnd. Milk C0.

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The College no it will Look with Pro

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posed Additions .

PRINCE OF ,WALES COLLEGE

"AS IT IS GOING TO LOOK

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The Illustration herewith will convey to

TheGuardlan`s readers nn idea ofthe

Prince of Wales College as it will looki when the alternations and additions now'

being made are completed. | At the north and of the present._

.~itruci.ureapro_jectlon of I5 feet of the present width will be added. and then a block 100 x 68 feet will be added, making

ii l’orm.\t.ion at that end of the huilding._| The priinury purpose of this block will be. to provide inm-cased model school accommodation. It; will afford five class rooms, instead of two as nl. present, and

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si.-ai disturbance, mid the nature uf their (.z?I:o__ “_ I lxdmm ' _ In the Bulldmg,

mpieted

. . A Brief Descrip ion of

Changes to Be Made

will allow all the grades found in the pub- llc schools to be represented. In this way it will permit of it whole class being taken out of college ami allow every member of that class to bo distributed ln tho model schuolroouis without interrupting ' tho regularity of their college work. In this way the students will get the benefit of the practical work of teachinir, and the ' criticism of teachers. At. the same time none of the students will fall behind in academic work, as they do under the present conditions. K

The preseritelainlnntinn hall is to hc

divided by the extension of the present

corridor, into two class rooms, which are needed, by the addition t.o the curriculum of nature study and domestic science. A plant house is to be built on the southvreao corner of the building, to consist of a basement and one story to be attached to the nature study room for Illustration purposes.

The ventilation and heating of the

bullrilnu is to bo looked to andthe descent to thc basement changed. The _junitor`s quarters will be changed from the basement to the attic, and hygienic considerations will govern all the changes being made.

HIS SIUISSII I BEEN EUIIDIMIIIII

S'i‘. Pi.;'i'i-ziisniiini, Moy 23 -It is runiored that the inllitnry court whleii Ima been investigating the surrender of Port. Arthur and the Buttle of the Sen of Jup-in, has cnndcnincd to death Licut.-(len. Stoussel who 1:oniuinudr'd tliu Ruslsiaii forces nt Fort Arthur and Rear Admiral l Nebogatzotf, vt ho commanded one of Ad mlral RQicst.vensky's squadrons during the naval battle to the Japanese.

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THE Slllllllllil

NEW IN HIISSII

S'r. Pmimssuvim, May 23.-Tue threat-

ened storm over the Emporor's refusal to receive the delegation from the lower house of Parliament, appointed io present tolils Majesty its reply to the speech from the throne has been averted. The house has ndopted its resolution to pro- ceed with the regular order of business and tho discussion of tho Agrarian ques- tion began. . Kallsz, Russian Poland, May 23.-Count Keller, it colonel of dmgoons, was severely wounded by t.lie explosion of u bomh whlcli was thrown at him while ho was returning from areviow. I-its horse was killed and his orderly was injured. The would-be assssin, a young man escaped.

Thecolonol hes been prominonhln sup-

pressing disturbances in this vicinity.

l`he Wornout Nerves. The Weak eart, The Tired tin, `

The Wasted _5fJ'i’J\SiI\-

Whoo a multitude of viii this an who not that than words exactly suit their aaa. “From only aan mtii,\\_:.o-aught z ve bw! °° 8°.

a:g”_u.usding to the tml; hmm do hits' cfm tho Illitl of _hor children an spending th) ri# of iq hui# attoadiggtio looiol an ohnroli ¢_o‘r_k. _}_:_ii. ouyvo or thonthatoooncg t»:_ :ol ooniouogonoi-ol ooilsvlil 0° °'_' . tho lout booomoo nah and pzlpltatinf; th- -arvosbooaoso nun-1:5. tho mln foe inn whirl half t.h_o time _ tho usual fora of lltollty is looking. _ , »

U has this time o woman should l_ool¢

dmc honsif. If sho Joao mn, in-was lo-aio disorders mo sei. in and ottlon oaruo

lhl lil! Ui . _ _-

..."'.i'.i.i..§-:i.i» »..r.ri.I;°"tvii-s X wmv

iuometaia to build up bor syotlm. For OU yorpugtimroionothlngtooqual

|IIILBUllI|’8 IIEAIIT Mill IIEIIVE PILLS

ra thowondshindinnoq

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11, in tho wash hurt, , i

toll .

braésaoloor, and roluorothololivlsiiéoa

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Disi'itui'i‘, May 22 ~An Internntionnl

dispute of uia;;n|i.u-ie is imminent. between the United States and Canada river the question of the payment. of the Canadian income tax by the U. S. government. engineers who are In charge of the ilrcrluingoperutlons inthe Canadian chaunelof the Detroit. River and who make their homein Amlierstbun; at the mouth of the river. Although the Canadian courts have decided anainst |t.he Americans, the latter still refuse to pay,`, and yesterday the Canadian government selasd the household goods of Chia

Engineer Harry Hodgman, E. ` B. and B. A. Prlpp.

A sale of these goods by public auction

governments' demands.

AN APPEAL.

Sons of Temperaiice, a glorious

our: loyalty to the Cause, and of striking an eflective blow for Pro- hibition and the Right. The cam- palguls now on. Let. us bravely take the tield,nnd hyn prompt and vigorous discharge of duty make the victory for provinciulproiilbltibn complete. There is every thing to Inspire and encourage us onward, Prince und I{ing'a have done

evening ot J una 7th. the flag of Proh ibltlon may pmudly wave over the whole

t.t__n‘ougitout the Couni.y is strong. Let. un now muster our forces, and put forth

a record may be established which we may ever utter be able to look back upon with pride und satisfaction.

This will doubtless involve much work

and self-denial on our part. But. the

Order and noble and manly enough to do their duty at any cost.. And the rs- wardsl These will not be paid to

of t.ho`cofl`ers of organized from the revenues derived from the

manhood, hut. will be gathered from the

ness. The smile of Heaven‘s and tho grateful benediotlon of wife and mother and child, the victims of the uccursed trade seeking to destroy, will be

enough. Sons of Temperance, Christian freeman arlso. Nobly respond to duty‘s coll. and strike hard now for the complete

thegurse and thraldom of strong drink.

Oncotoevery man and nation

~ the moment. to deoldo

In the Strlfe of Truth with F . forthe orovllsldo. .

Hampton, May Nad l9iB. .

TRADE AND SHIPPING-

PORT Ol' CIIARLOTTETOWII.

Picton; B.-Lochlol,

May 22.-Edwin A.

Picton: Edwsrrl

is iii .i

Hunan

Orvvollt '8. B.

Engineer C. Y. Dixon and Assistant,

Lewis

has been announced to satisfy that

oppor-Q

tuulty is now afforded us of manifesting

nobly. Lei: us see to in that Quesn‘s does

not lag behind in the light., so that on the,

of our

fair Province. The temperance Sentiment'

every efforts to bring out the vote, so that

Grand Division expects her stalwnrti "Sons" to be loyal to thc principles of thai

us out

iniquity,

apoilatiou of _homes and degradation of

victories achieved for truth and righteous-

approval many a innocent. wo are reward

emancipation of our beloved land from

comes

olsehood

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A. D. Mcboruitp, G. W. P.

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May 28.-Edwin Grantor, Mu-

Smith,

N. B; S. S/Beverly, Bowes,

Groaiar, Grover. Blvorly,

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Easy to Let

A Cold Run On

UNTIL IT DILVELOPS INTO PNEU- MONIA OR CONSUMPTION-- EASY 1`O CURE A COLD IF YOU USE

Dr. Chasc’s ?,`f.’“"’ __

Linscccl and

Turpcniinc

In easy to lata cold run on. You

may say with others that you always let a cold take care of itself. There is a danger of following this plan once too often. At. this season of the year the lungs seem to be unusually susceptible to disease, and before you suspect it pneumonia or consumption has seated itself in your system. It. is possible you havetried the cough mixtures which drugglsts offer to their customers. These may do well enough on slight colds nr tickling of the throat, but they are powerless in the presence of serious disease.

Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur-

pentino is for more than a cough remedy. Ii: cures tho cold as well as loosening and easing the cough. lt. Lakes the pains out of tha bones, and renehes the very seat of disease when there ls pain and tightness in the chest. It would not be too much to say that Dr. Chn.so's Syrup of Linseeri and ’l‘nrpenf.ine has saved thousands of people from pneumonia and consumption. There is not. a vlllngs or hamlet in Canada where this famous family treatment. is not recognized as a most unusually effec- tive once for croup, bronchitis, nsth ma, coughs and colds.

Mrs. R. D. Turner, Broadview, N. W.

T.. writes:--“Wo have seven children and have used Dr. Chase`s Syrup of Llnseed and Turpentine for every one of them and with gocd results.We get four bottles ata time and find it agood remedy to break up cold on thc lungs."

Don't. take anything said to be "just as

good." There is no throat and lung medicine just. as good as Dr. Ohase's Syrup of Linseeri and Turpentina. Re- member this when buying, and insist. on having Dr. (}hasa's; 25 cents a hottie. All dealers or Edmanson, :Bates & Co., Tor- onto.

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A weak inner sole is spittail tilseiiseio a shoe. `

Goodyear Welt

stitching forces the

use best leather for

inner sole because its powerfully drawn stitches cut through isoft material like cheese. 'l`hat’s one reason why the Slater Shoe is strong in the unseen,hidden parts. It’s Goodyear Welted.

Slater' Shoe

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Steam and Hot Water Heating REPAIRS casriivos

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