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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 18 1898. ' ~ `

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5|;-ly Accidents

“ug Lifelong Suffering. W.” that is Causing Talk.

when 3 ]p_d nhotit t‘5_\;l:! _\'t‘:iv‘< of agp I .nw ‘.f;:;;» ,;0 .,,_ _

£§§0t` thc liixriii. l was tiikcii to a. wma’ Eng, l_l.\.-~~:;>l. _the tirst seven .vs not rei`o\'i~r;ir1¢` .:~i~i~.~uit~r;~:it"s.<. l_;iin "'35y€3!'s` oli. .init trxiiii llic t\irii¢‘ mt iivi`_V ‘iidenguntil l l~_~.‘_\;:i:i `t;ikiii_\g l»r, \l :irq 5 $5,-¢ months .._;o l t.._;tl litzcit _~zii`b_1ect t0 Hang Spell-S. tiei or lit-`iit_q.niu_r‘e‘l ii:iri tiyo 'dsvmhotit .ini ;. ',.;.`.<"t\l _'..iiii1'.ng'. _»\5 [pw oldgr tliew _<r\t~i.s ticcitriic iiioro nqugit, lasted lorievr, arid lett me \\';ili »`.§m1ir_v_ I \i'v..~ \\ erik, had ro strciiglli lamina. al\vn_\'< yi‘r_\' lo\\'-spirited :intl Hyheartedz irii;i;_-'zricil that every tlimg J every person \\';is going ngaiiist me. ‘ge gnly had a clark side for me. My #gre was poor most ot tl~.e_time, but I ‘my happy' to say that. since taking “_ Wm-d'5 Blood _zind .\er\'e Pills, I have dyhgd one friiritiiig spell, shortly after I began taking _them. so I have no wzgiign in saying that Di_'. V\'ard`s m Cured rne. Before taking these

lglways looked for a. fainting spell more than two weeks apart; now,

be greatly surprised at a recur- these spells. Life is now bright

morbid, down-hearted feel-

being' replaced by a content- feeling. I feel like working. is good, and in every respect

the health and strength

properties of Dr. Ward’s Blood

Nerve Pills. They certainly have

a great blessing to me. Yours (Signed), Thomas Stanton, Brigh-

Ward`s Blood and Nerve Pills

gold at 5oc. per box, 5 boxes for $2.00

or mailed on receipt of price

Doctor Ward Co., Limited,

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li Prince Bounty Prisons-

Dimiiirniiiir or Puntio Woiriis.

IN . lst 1898

'OV , . e ". . I L I i

sam Tendrrs WH, b__ reveived ag i weary pilgrim to the land ot gold.

C' _ ; "1 . f . ` . -

~ l I wont, to workin the mines the day'

,' Department up to noon on 'I`HURb~ 3 FlY,Dec.°1st, l-598. from any per-I I orpersons willing' to supply thef , Edward Island Hospital for the ”““' for the year entiiiig 81st Decem-

IS99. wi‘h the foilowing articles,i

to be delivered at the Hospi-; .vor d, at the cost of the con- ;

a Ii in such quantity or quanti- I . shall from time to time be rr- l viz: Flour and Corumenl, But-

Tea, Coffee, Barley, Brans,,t

P. E. lslaifid O.\tmeal*, Salt, Soda, Washing Soda, Tobacco*,

Oat Straw, (clean), Moiss-

Bllil (in-sh).Peas, Milk, Codtish,

Kerisine Oil (wine measure) , (brown and granulated)

(ha d nad ).

B08i(i1‘0sh). .

he Trus ees and the Departmet t do

bind thems lves to ac-

lowiist or any Tend -r.

Insane Supply Tender ” Nlples r qu rod mark. d 1husc. ` RICHARD SMITH,

1.3aw&w tl Dec. lst

-- 'r "fr r ‘wf-w-“L--r' ibut got faint by the way and returned

f back to Skagway.

n d e ler,gettiug over the 50 miles from Skag-

lway to the head waters of Lake Tagish l

iii l|8 lilSiiiE, l1i|BEll'S» Kli\g°S;ing. After pa sing through Miles Can-

Suits of Homespun Clothing (no

price per suit), Pants (per

(either grey or while,

inches, XXXX and weight),

t Qu-en’s, King’s and

County P.i o ..~, frr the same pe- on the same conditions with:the articles, viz: Hard and Sort

Oatmeal, Kerosene

are required to be oi the

Pound, bush-il and gall ru, and

bv the names oi tivo

persons willing to become

must express the price per

for the faithful performance or

must express on the cover-

Jail Supply Tend ir" and "Hospi-

Secre ary o ;ee.li; Works.

LETTER FROM KLONDYKE

Notes of the Trip~-The U.S. Victory Honored.

S 't.i'i:t'i: t`r<i~ti.i<, .\'. W., 'I`.

July si, infra.

l tfinhrace the present opportunity of

‘writing these lirics to let you kt ow tliit I 1-.ni wvll :vil sirfely <'r.ciiitp.=.d on o i- ofthe golden tiibiitnries of the Klon- dike On the 18th of Fi-bttieirv we ar- rived :if t`-l~:a_fiiny, the stfeiie “of dczitli. 'disistt-r :ir d ciiniv. :ind on the fillow- iiig mcrriing started the ascent ofth- , White l’a.~‘s. '_l`hcre we were. ri motley .crowd. for-1' young inert ot' lil suriiiiivrls 1:ind men wliose hairs were whiteiied bv the snows of tive iirrtl sixty winters. all intent upon reiicliing the tlpliir of mod-

,ern titres. No doubt the thought tip- lperiiicst in the minds of the majority, iwiis to rise above being ‘-lrowers ot

iwood and drawers of water," or lay ,their weary forms to bleach in the land lot the northern lights. After gaining fthe ascent, you come to a. plain, upon ,which the clouds s~cm to rest. and here .and there rise mouiitain peaks, from lwhose sides sweep blasts of ice-cold lwiiids that almost seem too much for ftlesh and blood to withstand. Not far

:await in the gray distance rise Mounts St. Elias and Fairweather. Nothing t`iat I hate wimessed, equ ils St. Elias and Fairweather. in awful weirdness and in lonely grandeur. ’ For my pirt Iwas iiured to all ,climes, from temperate regions tr thi bl ziug suns of the tro_Jics,_rnd how zo é the frostsgof the arctic regions. and in ,view of this unclertakirg. I kept my lminl and my eyes open. fully realizing

lille ‘ifU\_L'€!'S Md fl flifful ies 1118! go forward, should communicate at once

lhindin hand in such an undertaking. §Ut the hundred who leit with me, but tfew had the st~iying powers to press on.

\\ e made the yournev a record b eak- t

lin 49 days. We arrived in Dawson ‘City on the 'ith June. The trip down lthe river was uneventtu‘ and uninterest-

lyon, and the Vt nite Horse Rapids, ,scarcely a day passed that I did not see isome lonely ~~cairri" or wooden cross .marking the last “est-ing place of some

,after I :irrivrd at Sli? 50 per day net- 'as all creeks known to contain gold are locattd, and no new. strikes have been

made for a year back.

Affairs arc dull at Dawson City. ow-

.iug to the royalty, demanded on al gold miners. by the Dominion g“veru- i ment_ I do not think it just to impose 1 _this royalty on men who had the daring. ‘to cross the blazing lines of civilization . and lay the foundations of a city under the shade of the arctic circles.

The mining regulations of the Yukon

are a miserable failure and thousands f are leaving, Canadian and American :-like, and are going across the line to Alaska, where more liberal laws await the proprietor.

I have seen quite a number of Island

boys but one I knew personally. 1 named our boat the “General Gordon” and upon our arrival were hailed by hundreds, and on this as on many -an occasion I ltainr-d to know how much there is in a name. and although the man without a peer in modern ~ times lies ~‘uucot`rined” in the sands of the far away Soudan, I find that he lies in all =men’s hearts. On this occasion I be- came acquainted with Mr. Trowsdale, one of our Island boys, and as he pur- poses goiug back to the Island this fall you shall see a letter from him in the GUARDIAN. _

Thougu this is e land of surpassing

richness of the yellow mineral. a great many are leaving, foot-sore and disap- pointed and 'returning to the land whence they came. ` Well. this let er shall have travelled 8-500 miles when it reaches its destina- tion, and shall cross along the line of the Arctic circle.

I suppose tae great theme in the out-

side world is t e brilliant achievement of the American fleets. It is no wonder that my brave comrades fight so where

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$4.75.

This time we offer: 5 lbs best Calf Raisins, 3 lbs “ Currants, 10 lbs White Sugar, 10 lbs Brown Sugar, 5 lbs of 28c Tea `

- in each of A11' spice, Cloves, mag __ . _ v _ Cinnamon, Mixed Spice, Gin- blessings on her heroes in the field, and

Yer, Pepper and Mustard, I oz Nutmegs, ~

l bottle each of Ess. Vallill

and Lemon, 5 lbs Onions,

lf. . 5 Bars Sunlight Soap, ` 4 Gals. Kerosene Oil

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amid the roar of battles they hear the cry ~~Rem~mber the Maine.” This was ittie last kick-:he treacherous act of a dying monarchy. I knew most of the boys that went. down with the Maine. Had they been accorded the honor of battle, I know they would win or die?

No doubt envy, and in some cases

misguided reason, may fault the United States for Cuban interference. but man was never destined to be a slave. That savage monarchy Spain, was the first to

nise the confederac . but God’s

her martyrs in state carried the North through that sea of blood, wearied and wasted but still vitorious.

Two years ago, 1 was at the famous

.iortress,tlie city of Vicksburgh,aud was to see one of the slave markets, where

victory on his brow. As I walked s-idly overihe wilderness and took a retrospect of that awful carnage, where 10,00) men fell in ten minutes I be- tliought me of Lincoli".~1 vow which tinally he sealed with his hea.rt’s |blooii. All Dawson City turned out to celebrate the annihilutio.. of Ccrvera’s fleet. And everywhere are to be seen the Union .lark and Old Glorv,eiitwined floating in the brfeczn So may it it-ver be.

As the hott is leaving tor St.Michael`s

I must adn-ti.

With a =igh for those who love mc. And n smile for those who hate;

But whatever skies above me,

He:c’s a nourt for any fate.

Geo. B. Connie.

Direct Cold Storage Service From Charlottetown to Great Britain.-

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The Dominion Departments of Ag-

Britai;. The S oiinship ‘~Galicia." of the Canada Steamsliiii Line, will per- form the service, and will sail from Charlottetown early in December. By special arrangement with the Dominion Department of Agriculture, cold storage accomodation will be provided for but- ter. poultry. and other products re- quiring cold storage. .

it carried in cold storage. shipme its of poultry may also be carried safely in cold soiage. Shipments ot eggs and lruits may be carried fsafeiy in cool storage.

Ti use who have these products to

ship Company.

lt is not like`y that shipments of

geese or ducks would be profitable at urst; but well-fattened turkeys and well-iattened chickens should meet, with good sales if killed, pluckf d and packed exactly as dr scribed in the specialinstructions issued in the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture and, Dairying.

The following are extracts from that

that Reportz-

13--Pack the cocks and hens in sep-

arate cases.

14.-Mark the cases at both ends i

plainly.

The marks at the top of the left-hand

corner of the end should show the number of birds, and vihcather cocks or hens. -

The marks atthe top of the right-

haiid corner of thc end should show the weight of single birds, the gross weight the tara of case. the net weight of birds. For example :_

12 T., Cocks 10 to 12 lbs.

Gross weight 156 ~‘ Tate 24 “ Net weight 132 “

T. Stands for turkeys;

F. For fowls; G. For geese;

D. For ducks. '

< 15.--Wrap every bird neatly in paper. .

The head of each bird should be

to absorb any blood.

16. Spread a small quantity of wood- ,

pulp in the bottom of the case. ` If that be not obtainable, use a uma 1

quantity of straw on the bottom of the case. The straw must be quite dry and clean

of the birds to keep them clean.

clean strawimay be put on top, dirccly under the cover

and close, to prevent damage from kno- cking about inside during transit.

20. The foregoing directions are only

!or°birds which are to be kept cool con- tinuously. They cannot be shipped safely

birds.

22.-Every bird should show a good,

plump. white, broad breast. _

oHicKnNs AND FowLs

It is recommended that they be pre-

pared iu the same way as the turkeys which are to be plucked. _

The killing may be done by dislocat-

ing the neck or in the following way : - A knife with a long narrow blade sharp- i ened on both sides is best, The bird,

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_ , iio wis ing to close down our

have decided to clear out all our Surplus stock In order to make room for our new S

patterns, nothing' but our own make of goods is included in this sale. The cloths are HI;

it Pl'

of our own make of Tweeds We are overstocked and t ` h' ' rr

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Strong and Durable, just the goods for this season of the year. Farmers and working

riculmre and T,,,..,_,,,,d Commerce have .should avail themselves of this opportunity of buying honest all viool

arranged for a dire -t steamship service l'_\6V6I‘ l`)€fOI‘8 SOld at. '

from *"i""" EdW*“d Island *° G"‘“" Heavy all-wool Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1 00' per yd now

si 16 ¢¢ f

75 "

. Fancy Pateriis .

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“ “ Plain Grey and Black “ 550 ‘.‘ “' ‘

Union Twill Do

it Plain D0 ¢. it it

It will be undoubtsed advantage to Ladies a'll°WE0l `;DreSS lG00dS‘ 450 those who ship nrnamery butter to have Heavy all-wool Blanketing white 2 yds wide 80c “ “

cc D0 D0 A at it _

Union

All-wool Do Grey

Fancy Patterns `

“ Flannel] White and Grey

K( C( su

“ 50to 650 “ ‘ “

40c

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at 350 it it ci

C( I( sl (C

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75c

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goods at

Checked “ “' _' “ _$1.00 “ W “

wrapped with a. quantity of thick paper t

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Of CHRONIC DISEASES and RUP'

1‘\6R_E oy DR, QLI FT. Diploma registered in nited States and Canada.. Send Stnmu for information, or call at Ch’town, Friday Saturday and Sunday.

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Thinking

If you are, come and see us.

We have Pianos and Organ; all the leading makes. If you cannot afford a. new ont;

‘ we have a large ` stock of seo-

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ond-hand Pianos and Organs,

on easy terms of payment.

at prices to suit all purses and'

the' immortal Lincoln drst sawhslave; 18 h ld be t hd _ » . - Nadia Four” sold. Turningio his companion e sai_ a o s ou uc up. p ,yu-yboai. A11 axpiam ,» cg&r_ mn.

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nby _ 1 g I 1 ..1°111='=i=. 14-.” Ti=.=».»'cf-“iff 1 A ' . *“°““ md ll en A ll fn'-‘vi ,n ,fm _ mvgnnygunagnn nominate, as nomar: ¢n.s¢»am¢»£§i _ .Z A , ` A A V

-if everl get aebance to hit nu ng y

. gg :. ~ & 60, diougglg Pngggq away with l. lmile .y W _ .» g q it f_§;' ri.. fl §;

loss is your gain. Dont 'delay if you want any, They cannot last long atftliese prices

with the agents of the canada seam- application Samples will oe sent and freight’ pi~epa.id on parcels from $3.00 ‘dp to anys

on P. E, Island Railway

This is one chance in a life time to get goods at less than they Cost to manufacture,

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BUKEFDRUUEBEGHEATE

Ur Any lllosod Slove

ls the Cheapest

and Best Fuel

We are making a superior quality of Coke now

Almost as good as Aiithracite coal and.1_ia.lf as cheap

17. Put paper on the bottom and top 4 - ----.*"-""""""""

A small quantity °f W°°dP“lP °r dry . ~ I -" f Orders 'nust be left ahead to insuredelivery `

~J€ii’.‘a1il“§§2*‘;?§.f'*‘” ‘°°°“° e Charlottetown Li ht & Poitier

19. Put from twelve to twenty-four. 7 Q

b'rd ` . ' I Eielxllyhiitsaiasiahould be packed quite full o F F | c E’ ou E E N STR ET'

“°§fll@>l11'iin Musto Thorns No Ploooliiie Hoi

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Patronize Home Institutions.

iii lliii liiiiii Klllil. gggiggge ;°;';=g,°° °f “mr

1 Tryon Plain and Faucy_Tweeds. t II t do not F

W ar Home _Goods ,

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Merchant

with its legs tied together, is laid upon ` . l -

its back, its mouth is opened with the bum Twelidsi , D , ‘ul-If WBCI' £01'

._ hbld- Tryon ares resstroods. y _ MB ki

left hand, and the point oft e a e is Tryon Nobby Snitingm Ungh;-ink; g lan es l inserted inéo the slit in the roof dof _the |, t Tryon Navi S»e,.ges`_ glankets ;;iif0 £316 mouth;a rm sharp cut is ma e u_i0 ’ , _ ' p 1 _ :yon our y e o the brain cutting it along its BBIIIO The P' hlgud Mmm gras? ?lT1lilii‘:Isllns' i 1, Suits and Ulsiers our own Cloth iangta. The bird siinnitiba hung rnr.Q°|1|-|g||v 3 B|.||.d||‘\gf Tryon Blmkm , 'raerianvains incinnnng

a few minutes to allow the blood to Queen Street. f Y _ NothFrg to equal it

drain cut. Then ,the plucking gliould _ A , g g ,p Try” -“ms 1,. ,gall Landing bedone at once. The wings shouldbe / i _ Aggg-|-3

twisted under the back, and the legs bw” an Grad “mt Q

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