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'PHE GUARDIAN, QHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER 22.1898..

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FREIE KEIRSTEIIIPS IIIISE.

His Legs, from His Feet to His Body Entirely How, and Ban a Blood-Tingod lrritatlng Water.

TIIE GIIIIE B. Il. B. MIIIIE III HIS GIISE WIIS PEIIMIIIIEIIT.

Ill EIGHT YEARS THERE HAS BEEN H0 HETUHH DF THE DISEASE.

The triumphs of Burdock Blood Bit- shown no si8‘“S °f *`°t“"’l“5'

ters over disease are eclipsing anything Read the following letter Jus. ieceuh

ever heard of in the annals Of medittine. The cases being pub- '

lished from time to time sliowing how thorough and permanent are the cures made by thi8 remedy. are making the sick and _afilicted con- sider whether it is Worth their while waist-

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ing money on nicdicines that can only offer them temporary relief f-and perhaps not even that

-when a few bottles uw

of B. B. B. will do all 1

diat any medicine can

do in giving temporary ‘

relief, and besides, will make a. cure so permanent that there will be no retum of the trouble. '

In the severest forms of skin diseases,

Salt Rheum or Eczema, Tetter, Shingles, Ring' Worm, B. B. B. applied extemally and taken intemally will take out the burning and itching, give prompt relief, ond make a permanent cure.

It was so in the case of Freddie Keir-

ltead of Snider Mt., N.B.

He had one of the most aggravated

uses of Salt Rheum ever known.

B. B. B. cured him so thoroughly that

° llter eight years the disease hu

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ed from his n_other:

V\'ith gratitudelcan

- _ \ testify to the wonderful

curative powers ol Burdock Blood Bitters. Eight years ago our little sou, Freddy, was aiiiicted with salt rheum

condition. His legs, from the soles of hi! eet to his body Were entirely raw, and ran a. bloody water, which appeared to bum and itch until he was often in great agony.

‘ ‘After tryin g several

remedies, we resolved

to give B. B. B. a. trial.

“You can imagine with what delight

and gratitude we Saw our boy entirely cured alter using one bo.1lc a id part of the second. \\'e gave him the r<::n;;i'i~ der of the secomi bottle, :wil i`ro:;x that time till the pwswcrit til: liz-ns noi ‘-tr lzixd 3 sign of salt rlictim or si so-i~"' fizfv- `.""~l need not \\'onrl_er that i 1 i:n~' there iz. no other inedimie run l' 1" l"._“"0- 1-' Blood Hitters to yr-x‘»`»=_‘ 9'- ‘J ll ni build up the lic:=.ilh :tu l ' .I

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l l presents are sent free,

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it CHRISTMAS PRESENTS v

For the return of sets of coupons from Adams' Tutti

Frutti Gum, a large variety of very handsome and useful

A sample package and list of presents will be sent to

t, you by addressing Adams & Sons Cc., Dept. N. (Toronto L "l Factory), ti & 13 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ont., and enclosing

I REFUSE ALL lMI‘I'A'I'IONS AND SUBSTITUTE.

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crdiua. ion of Rev. George D. Ireland, of Alberton, was sustained. The in- ' duction will take place in St. Paul‘s 3, Church, Woodstock, on Fiiday. Deo., I tho 2nd.

Rnv. W. H. WARREN will deliver

his lecture entitled Scenes in Britain in Epworlh Hall next Thursday evening., Theleclure will be illustrated withal powerful lime light stereopticon from views selected by Mr. Warren during his recent two months tour in England and Scotland. The lectui'ci`s well- known ability as a platform speaker together with the many interesting features in connection with the subject will no doubt insure a full house. All should hear him.

THE GUARDIAN is indebted to Mr.

John Dickieson for the following dates of the closing of navigation in Summer- side: Nov. 26th 1881; Dec. 9th. 1882; Dec. 2. 1883; Dec. 13, 1884; Dec. 7th 1885; Dec. 4. 1886; Dec 24th, 1887; Dec. 12, 1888; Dec. 1-L. 1889; Dec. 2. 1890; Dec. 17, 1891; Dec. 21, 1892; Dre. 11, 1893; Dec. 8, 1894; Doc. 10, 1895; Dec. 16, 1895; Dee. 22. 1897. ln the winter of 1891-2 although the ,boat made the last trip on the 17th Dec. the harbor continued open up to the 21st January. On the 23rd of January of that year the S. S. Northumberland made heulast trip between Chaylotte- town and Picton.

IT is a sad duty this morning to re-

cord the death of Mrs. Cannon. wife of Mr. F. W. C-innonn, which occurred Sunday evening _ at her home in St. Eleanor’s. Mrs. Cannon, nee Miss Gertrude Mason. was a daughter of Mr. ' J. D. Mason of Charlottetown. where as well as in Summerside and St Elean- nr’s, she was well-known ind deserved- ly esteemed. She had been in delicate health for some months past' from heart trouble, but had lately appeared to be improving in health until death came suddenly and unexpectedly. She was in ber 34 year and leaves. a sorrowing husband and one child- a sou aged two and a half years -to mourn the death of a loving wife and mother.

Lots of New 'Honey just

arrived at'H. A. CoM1>ToN’s.

Send your order for Apples

to H. A. Compton’s.

Choice lot of unfermented

California Wines at H.` A. CoMPToN’s.

Fresh California Fruit ar-

CoMPToN’s ‘

having every day at H. A

BIG IlISIIIlUNl SA E

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For thé 'iext ten days we will sell at a big discount Shoreys’ Rigby

Waterproof Uls*ers for Men, Youths and Boys. All new goods this fall

No old _goods in our store.

FRANK MacKEI\lZlE dz Go

Merchant Tailors.

_ Summerside. Sept 25

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` We keepa full line of l

Shoe kinds shoefindings for shoae

, , makers and others sold right

Flndlngs We have the best in th

market importing direct.

'» To S In this line our trade this

_Think ul

,Murnhy’s

-Bakery I A

3 times a day for every-

for your Table

I. Murphy &Sun.

g D last rear nearly doubled. We ' '

Sole Leather

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sell Wholesale and retail..

Best value.

BAKERS &. l:0|lFEllTION£llS.

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25 Agents Wante

at once either Sex Good pay

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GUARDIAN Otlice Charlottet-own or. D.yK. CETIQRIE, Begg), Sth;

Summerside.

Mi:.R0cxwiu.L.A ' D

Steed em lo ment A I at

The Air M no “9F-M‘.- mi: Sin: Tm: Ain Moron Wasnuyc Miciniyn Co

_ 0 r _usher that I bought from rms:-I have no hesitation in recomihend

Y‘?l\:ygl!_;é\;§;>n0;1n-§18ifElSfl;<t>t‘l1?)l;$£;-élsdlv \’°l;rY Cholgr- ing your washing Machine to the public. Ii. and wen or quic y dioes excellent w_ork and saves at least half the

' !~ me cop>ui_ned: in washing the usual way, It

Y°§_l'SH'lc`)l;“l;lliL.\v . is 9. sn ving in time. cost and clothes.

S=id=.Senr6.1s9s nuns. R. 'ix n ` ' »_ "°“"“ T’“’Y~

°l-“Ae I _ Mas. (J Unch) MncLmoD.

Annu 'mted_ g Address side. Sept 6, 1888. _

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Repa.ired_and kept that way, it gives its owner the best of; satisfaction. Onr repaf 118.? pleases each one of our iii-i‘g°e€ number of patrons. `§ '1'hat.’s why our shop is always; full of work-pleased wheel; owners send others.

Let’s _doctor your wheel th next time it needs it.

R N E ST R I C E

The Bicycle Doctor.

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CURED

BY ¢U

I was troubled several years with chronic

Eczema, on my head and face. I took medi- cal treatment; from two doctors and several lotions, but received little relief. At times, the dreadful itching became almost intoler- able. When I was heated, thelliczemaliecamo painful, and almost distracted ina. I tried Cimcciu Riwiinms. The Eczema rapidly disappeared, and I am well, with no trace of any cutaneous disease. J. EMMETT REEVES,

Feb. 22, 1898. Box 125, Thorntown, Ind.

Srnuv Con Truman ron Ton-rmuilo. Disne-

uniiio Huuons. wrrn Loss or H/un. -Warm baths with Cui-icuiu Boar, gcntlo anointinga with Cvrlcunn. md mild dosu oi Clrricviul Rlsoimzirr.

Bold neqgiioerhlaourgeéz D. 41:11; tg. $335., Sole l;rop|.,

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SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI.

It Wlll surprise the most of people lo

learn that the Plains of Abraham, that sanguinary and glorious field, are held on a lease by the Dominion Gov- ernment. Thitlcase is now near its I-@5i1i3~i0n_ and the Sisters of the Hotel Dieu of Quebec who are the owners. speak ot. dividing the propeity into building lots and selling it.

`

Doctors Testify

Thcre’s strong testimony by eminent

physicians of wonderful cures made by Dr. Chase’s Family Remedies-partie ularly Dr. Chase’s Ointment.

Distinctly Missionary Operations are

carried on amongst the raw heathen in the Tamils, Gujiratis. Bengolis. Mara- this. Sikhs, Bbw-els, Singhalcse, Niaks, Sambals. Zulus, Kaflirs, Bechuanas,

wch Islands, Java, and the Australian Aboligines. _

Toronto Firemen Testify

M. McCartney. Lciiibard Slicet Fire

llsll, Toronto, dated March 4111, 1897, _ Y» fig S 9» - YG S19-V98 t0 Harem states: ~~Am Subject to my painful IG- G111@SPl@» S¢<=’y- ample of the ww I

Court Gladstone. A. O. F. meets in mv Painew Celery Wright’s Hallon the first and third harvest of blrssings

conditions of coslivencss and other troubles resulting therefrom. but l am glad to say that [hate found si perfect remedy in Dr. Chaslfs Kidney-Liver Pllli. ltrust this may be of lenefft to others."

A CANADIAN BUREAU.

I Washington newspaper men say that ifa Canadian agency was tstalilishcd

formation on Canadian topics which crop up at W ashingtcn. The British Ambas- sador is affablc enough, but he has not always the Canadian inftrmatiou. to give <1 _ The Central American States have anhgency there which place information 1 at the disposal of Washington correspon- dents and it is a valuable influence in moulding public opinion in the United States. f

A GooD BLJFF _The Washington

Government is making a specious pre- tence to interfere in the race war in South Carolina. and to prohibit the violation of certain Federal statutes which give the franchise and other civil rights to black men.

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A LESSON FOR VVOMEN.

Pills.

Toronto, Nov. 21.-The case of Mrs.

Ellen Dowgon. of 640 Gerrand St.. East, who has been restore to vigorous health. by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. after six rears of agony from Female Weak.-

end.

Mrs. Dowson writes 'that she used

treated by one of Toronto’s most pro- minent physicians, without denying the lea=t benefit. `

The first box _of Dodd’s Kidney Pills

gave her pronounced relief; eight. boxes cured her thoroughly. _

Mrs- Dowson’s case furnishes a les-

son every woman should learn. Dodd’s Kidney Pills are womeu’s best friend.

morccen loca. room, ovei

J immwiz ¢i ' e mains.-u

iii)pEn's new Bihgk; 83% y oppmite H01

ve opera n e racti f d tal

mreerrii-andere AnsoLu'fmLY°i>§1Nifi':ss

means of his

_bgmye vednow well knwn and parc-

Painless Method.

1. E. leiallln. il is.. ww=\°°d- - my 26 ew, R ¥.e.‘;:‘..'“‘.»£‘.tn°

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Mrs. Dowson of Toronto Cured of, 89~%”b“3’°f P91' h00»dI~------ Female “feakness _by Dodd’s Kidney '''' ffffffjf:

ness. andPa1pitat1on of the heart, is, galiséé ------- ..§f causing widespread interest in the east g,‘,‘.;’t,,(',,’f,‘§.’y,",§‘,,‘;i,,'_'_"_'___

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S’8ll|E AQ!! PIIIIDE 60 _ ' ooimio iivnirrs. Pan ,

Tm: late Mrs. Cannon ‘ . Guardia? readers wm-ffndlhefdlow s

will this this afternoon at 2 I I A mg °°”veme”"t° cup ‘md keep f°"` 'if

WP eremie H

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'° Clock' ~ <1 I A ' ' Ci_'ri' Council meets the second Mon-

A'rasp¢c°al meeting of St. John d°y1D¢v»¢h mouth Dr. Warburton,

E , C I E MA rio cwwu School Board P

Preshytery last Friday morning, the, _ »` MHYOT1 H- M- DlV15°l\» Cily Clerk-} 0 call from Woodstock, asking for the ` ` ’ THE Cha U ‘

:cols tshe first li/éonday of each month

wen tewart, ccrctary.

T|¢uRA Royal Art Gallery and . museum of

curiosities in Y

Da); . M. C. A..Thanksgiving, A

IIASONB

D R McLnxNA1¢. See y

Temple. first Monday in month

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July and August. JJ Weldon, Se¢°y_

in as_omc Temple. third Wed nesday in month. H W Anderson

R. McLennan R. S.

Thursday of each month. W.D.Gouv'h

- GOOD TEMPLARS.

hall. corner Kent. and Prince Streets

(Revised Weekly.)

Apples(bnsh) ..... Beet(qua.i-ter Beef(-imali)perlb......... Butterdreshlperlb But7t¢r(tub) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Cheese .......... Eggs.. . . . . . . . Flour rcwt........... , um@Y§nal........._..... Huyper ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Hay tprossedl per ton . . . . . . ... Herring (fresh) doz . . . . . . . . . . Hldesperlb............... La.mb.................... Ms.ngles........... Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Turnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._

CHARLOTb'I;JTOWN MARK

(Correo every Tuesda

Beef yqunrterl per lb ................ . _ Beet sma.ll).perlb.......... Butter(£resh per1b......

Butter tub)per1b........|......

‘~i?.2.."“§ <°pl£°lbf??: :: 1: 1: 11:11: :i

Fowlsperpair ................... .. F'lonr,pcr cwt; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Oatmeal new per ewt. . . . . . . . . . . ... gpgsen.. .IB ....................... ..

esper

Hake ....... . .. Fiaygressedu... Huy ulk . . . . . . . . . . . .._ HBysperCWt....... ~ . . . - - - - . ...

Lamb rquarter..f.... :III

Pork . . . . . . . . . ...

T`1-mint per bushel Pota.t/ieslnewper bus) ............ ..

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Victoria Lodge Masonic ‘-

Jnnaviscn sec y. F

Alexaudriimtihapter, Royal Arch Ma-

sons in sonic T m le, fi t Thursday ‘ in month ext; iz) J uri-S

_ Pripize Edward Prcceptory, K T,

Registrar. '

._ oDDFm.Lows There are thousam

Port La Joie Encampment no -i regularly make usec

second Wednesday in each month.--D codeia and brornidcs

physical and mental

Sn Lawrence Lodge every Mon While we sympatli

ca

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day evening. W A Martin, Sec’y. pily those who are

Wildey Lodge every Friday terrible sutf-unvs evening; both in their hall in Victoria condemn the use of Row. W R Boreliam, Sec’y. iating pain The vi Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No- 10, meets be relieved for a s

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first and third -Tuesday of every mouth ing comes again an

--Ida Riggs Secretary. slave and degrade

sons or ENGLAND. wor=e than death

Every Thursday eveninginthair ha. ll There can bono g

in Victoria Raw. Aidraw Ncwso n why men and women S9C'y- and uercotics The

sons o1="rmn>i:RllNcE. be to banish he elm

Victoria Division No 4. every ttered ncrvvs, and Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J pain for a bfief intel

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Orient Division N 1b1 every derful medical pr

Friday evening, in -Wr|ght’s Lower tr.ce of any narcoti Hall. George Davison. Sec’v. is the Heaven sent

Mashonas, Maorls, natives of the band- FOREBMRS B banishment of am

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Court Avondale I. O. F, second and of trouble at once

fourth Tuesdays. J D Taylor. Scc‘y.' V and powtr to cv

Court Mount Stephen I. 0. F. third tissue ,the organs of

Tuesday, both . in Foresters’ hall. new force and regu

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Queen Street J F MacMillan. Sec’y. is enjoyed from ni

Court Charlottetown C O F second new life is taken on

and last Frida. W ht H ll W

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Secretary.

Charlottetown Lodge, No 68,

every Thursday evening in Wright’s

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H. J. Scantlebury, Sec’y. .

BADDECK Jun

To Cure a. Cold in One Day C C Rlcimnns &

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ther.. it would facilitate the quest for in- _ Takqhaxative Bromfi Quhiine 'Pablets All DEAR S1113.-

Dru Lsrefu dth ifit f il C 2.. 8*” “ °’”i’f‘..°?Li. .1 92.33%. .ET my wmefly for I\

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Further infoxna

Mangeqg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... '

_ Cauliflower, . . . . . . . .. _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

three so-called kidney cures and was- miles iwr blwhel.---....

Ch"own April 12

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Solicit,ors.Notarias Public, &c.Money to loar. LEGAL

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