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‘se HHMPERED Wllll El'iGiiiill~.

No man run do his host xx-.wk if iianipercd

with init-`rti\i'iio or izinie lmclt.

“Theii the kidn¢~_\'s quit doing their duty the

poisoiis wiiicii thi-_\‘ ought to lilter out of the blood. stnv in. and are i-:ii-ried all through the §_v_s-(viii. "l`he:\ the ltfivli :gives the \\':i:~:iiii_'; of i.|'olib`.e aliriid i~_.' ;-.\-`..l.a;,' :ind }»..I..i:;'D'.

'l`hc onlv w:i_v to t-in-<~ ilu- lizwlczwlizs is to est

'the kidneys ui-ting i~ig`at. 'l`h;il`s iiliait

DOAN’S K|DilE"‘1 Pli.i.3

are for--to cure sick kidneys-to relieve ai-d cura givhirig \i;\§-_ks--Li) llllliié* lLl€ll, find \\`0ID|-ll too, stron_~_'er :ind lieitci- :ihle for the battle of life. I{ei'e`s what one inaiu says:

“ For about five _rears now I have siiiTcred

from kidney coniplaint. I had te get up :tboiit six times nenrl_\' every night, had inuuh p:iin in voiding my urine, and the pain in iny buck was sometimes beyond eiiilziiuizice. l read in tliv

papers about l)§§n`s Kidney I’ills and sent for 8 box. Idid i want to stty anything about them until l was sure I was cured. Now I can say from personal experience that lloan's Kid- ney Pills are the best reinedyl know of for kidney troubles. They have given me perfect relief from pain. I now get rest at night without being disturbed and in every way my health is much better and I feel stronger than 1 have in years.”

(Signedl, Criss. Avovsr Gi-zissnnn.

Box 187, Burk`s Falls, Ont. Always ask for Doan's Kidiiey Pills and refuse

substitutes and imltations. THE DOAN KIDNEY PILL CC., Toronto, Ont.

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'ldE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTIEETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY I1. 1901

"‘"""""""“"""‘ inrsiani-ANNUAL MEETING”

:I _

(lf thc Farmers and Dairymcn’s Association Was

Ended Friday.

CAPT. JOSEPH READ

ANI) J. S. CLARKE

#_ _ -- _

_Read Interesting Papers Which Provokcd Much Discussion

-The Public Mzeting in the

Place Owing to the Storm

did not Take

U1 '< (V E. D t/'Q

After the Presidentfs opening address _

which was reported in Saturday’s GUARD- IAN, followed by a. brief discussion, in which Mr. R. Robertson, of Nappau, strongly emphasized the suggestions, Mr. Simpson had presented; the Association was favored by a paper, by Capt. Joseph Read, M. P. P., dealing with the enor- mous tradeand resources of the Argentine Republic.

He argued that the Argentineis our

great future competition in the British

market’ and unless We tnuinmin the

McDONALD & MARTIN saanisrllu.

am Homin

OFFICES {t‘.I’i§f.‘3.‘»Z.““i'§‘l.‘.‘i‘Ei°..‘§?"§f;‘.'.i‘. =` _-- K.J. Knsrnr B. A.

LGWTHER 81 LEARD pENnsr.

livin 9.lairliaao’s Drug Store.

’ Sl-Jl’li`lERSlDE. l

hlnloss Exlnellil by lln IIALE Iilllllll.

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highest standard :in the quality of our goods, we will be classed in with coun- tries whose enormous output will practic- ally ilood the markets of the world.

Mr. Read did not confine himself to his

, manuscript, but enlivencd his paper by valuable comments, and extracts from Ar- gentine newspapers.

He referred to the time when P E I oats n are sold by cable in the British mar

. year after year, the ,quality `depreciated, ., until port after port had to be classedin 'a'

VB

| f separate list; and now sales are made by

an expensive board of arbitration which

I must inspect each several cargo. The ` _captian warned against allowing”

dairy products and fruits to follow in the same disgraceful course. Britain wants

The greatest' our products now, and will so long as we

Amina. of Genm, md Anwtmiulbattles of the season. Donit maintaanahigh standard ofquaiity. Mr.

mtphyed. ‘miss those GAMES.

:own and Brid o work s s

iaod

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A.D€;_l%lsLté;lé|DsllDitsl§>r;Ichos. ‘ A(lII`\lSSl0¥l 200.

5_ g`1_0“T,§}.;§_ 1§_ ,`,_ S Reserved Seats 25s.

Read‘s wide experience enabled him to deal with the matter in a most acceptable i

. Plates, Vulcaniig, Metal angeiidtzinum . manner, and the discussion which follow-

ed brought out the suggestions -that the patrons of our cheese and butter factories who are at the foundation of the whole dairy industry, must see to it that the

Jnll`265‘-`d & W Plan at Apothecaries H'l]° milk is pure and sweet. The discussion

»was ca.rrie_d on by Professor Macoun, of

- --- -__---_M ._ _-"!‘3'! 0ttaWa;R. Robertson of Nappan; J. S.

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trookory and Glassware.

lClark, D. Arbing, W. J. Gibson, Walter 3 Simpson, C. A. Stevenson, L. A. Gibson, and J. T. Ferguson; and a hearty vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. Read for his

tlttingly received. l A paperwas then presented by Jeremiah

S. Clark, dealing with the system of ` Farmers Institutes, and the desirability of our farmers adopting some such system as

Commencing this M-.nday evening, Feb. 4th, at 7 o’clcck, at the store has been ,mn-,ed on for fifteen y¢m-5 in On-

- ° ' ' stem

lstely occupied by E. H. Norton Queen Street.

Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Tdilot Sets, Table Sets, Jugs, Basins, Cups and

.Saucers Hall Lamps, Tabl Lamps, Fancy Goods. etc. NO RESERVE.

R. BEAI RSTO,

lid ti. n Auctioneer

» koi., abd Wldf llldii, HCA ltlthéfé C1118, 1y suppgrplqg the _

_N _ _ ‘ g . ` J :_ ,_ '.

1 i n of I

is complete in its working in every iway that it is possible to make it so. It is a school system prepared for the purpose of teaching those who cannot go to the school.-indeed it brings the College to the farmer's door. Men who are success- ful in some line of farming and competent to teach others the best methods in the lines, are employed fora month or two and sent out in groups of two or three to carry on a series of meetings in sections that have first asked for them, and agree to procure halls and audiences.

The Institute System gives' permanance

to the work of the Professors who visit us from Ottawa year after year, and ,it carries the same instruction into hund- reds of homes where the few Professors can only reach one.

The paper dealt with the purpose and

the steps necessary to the organization and received a full and free criticisr. The d_iscss_sion__wa_s__opcne_d by

_ls o armers nstit~utes __ questions which led to fuller explanation. Short talks were delivered by Professors Macoun and Robertson commending the system. David Arbiug raised some im- portant questions and afterward strongly supported the plan. . Walter Simpson told what he had seen of the system while in Ontario at tho Winter Fair, and said he thought it would be a distinct advance for our Farmers’ and Dairymen's Associa- tions to merge into the stronger and larger and more complete system know as Farmers Institutes. Oiiher remarks were made, questions asked, and approval ex pressed by Ji D. Mclnnis, Sec'y of the F. & D. ASs’n., J. C. Ferguson, L. A. Gibson and others, and the following resolution was moved by Capt Joseph Reid M L

was sccou ded by David Arbing, support - ed Charles Craig and B. R. Brown, aid carried unanimously.

On account of the severe storm 'the

meeting adjourned and could not meet

FREE!

For one d¢.llar°s worth puichw d from us, v e will give you, free, one of

those pretty souvenir medals of our boy’s return from South Africa,

See our line of Fancy Goods for Xmas trade.

Wafchmaker and Jeweler. Cor. Gt.George & Grafton Sta.

. Q ’ (.»h’town, P.E.I.

r ' . It' id by reliable persons that l

:fem hxgzen naming whatever to pw amount before lst February so that we can mcg; gm- gb]

Mosman. l _

between Summerside and Cape Tormen- . H l’.l0IlS.

Une during the Present Wi“te"' At the-home of the bride’s father,Murray

Harbor South, Miss Elsie Louisa Penny r

_.__._-¢-_-_- . .

we Mr. Win Lesert Macnon of vvime 1 ours T‘“i.7 Sands. Rev. G. Nelson Stevenson of Mon-

iwEDi>Y’s A TELEGRAPH MATCHES

Made digit of the at Hlllli best Matches ` Canada, for the _

Sold gasftmoney. ,

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, everywhere f,,,g,, ,he .

brand,

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THE annual dull time is on and mer-

h have be un stoclrtakin

continue to tell of open water and moving

vent. the Stanley from making daily trips

No dye is sold in more shades or finer

ones, than Magnetic dye black gives a handsome, permanent color. Price 10 cents.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

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Closing prices Feb. american Sugar 14( § American Steel and Wire 52;; l American Tobacco 118 l Brooklyn Transit 783 j Burlington 1=l0§ , Continental Tob. 47 l Federal Steel 522 Federal Steel Prid 80# Louisville and N ashvilla 831 New York Central 135 Rock Island 1253-3 St. Paul 1523 Tennessee Coal and Iron 642 Union Pac Pr'fd 07;?

Bentley's Liniment relieves neuralgia

the Davies on Saturday

---' , Mr. W. H. Ward, who has been with - _ e `

. M.B¢'.u'c f is tizym. 1 <- _ I

ledves ni] to-dd; zfoii" Allgeiiiiiis lu inke ‘ 2;' iff '- ilij ~_L i."»__ , ,

,oh\l‘K°0fMr. Hcarlz's ranch. Mr. Ward f iff' l-fl? ' ,_ _` '

has been in Alberta before, but returned `“ "‘ ’ ~` 'ri " ‘V `>~~-* ` i` I y' some time ago for his family. l L

DEAR SIR I

_ To Corea Cold in One Day

is on eifch box.

I

lllhal Wilh lhe Housekeeoot

on You Require Table

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TABLE LINENS-Net ui. ma tm

grows on cotton plums but the kind that prow; ig ug Ireland and woven on the looms in B-lhut. 'His patterns are designed by artists and priced in the “gig of usefulness and there amp; low" prim. fu. g,-nh. wesell no trash~S¢ntner Mcbeud &Oo, Linea

TOWELS-From ms iinis tc am. mm ui

tie big turkish buh towel. Linen towels 'hat are para linen, and they are priced for those who think they aaa’¢ aford all linen toweli. . Cm you admd to psy `25e. a pair for the guest big all linen hack towels. Pug 11”” and lots of it. Only 50 dozen in this lot. Turkish towo's in every quality.

_ llAPK|N_s-is mess .ii umm. sum ima; lipesat broken pnces. Some are samples only one of s kind half price to clear. _

BIIIEETINQ-Linen _and cdttcahslght ii!

the risein price and sold as chesp as we eng *lj gb II-me qaslitv before st. Grey ehestirg; 72 bil 1*” P01' ylrd Shooting ia 72’ inch ll QQ

._ _ 1 per e_fuz1d,i6|hr init] s months ago. We it below rogniai'

PILLOW COTTON-in every width. Remnants of Sheeting-2 bile* just remind

lengths from 1 yard to 5 yards at aboathlll pilot. @- nsnts of White Cittonf-2 halo: just fggivgl, from 1 yard to ten yn-ds, all qu slitiss at about-Laiim All t-he good makes of lawns ani white cotton! it * and Canadian and American. 25 wsbsi inurht two ago ilightly soiled on the folds. Mostly Harris’ “DN” best quality at a big reduction to clonal ' '

A’ ' . , ' ‘ U _ Resolved that this Association expresses S B H I- C & its willingness to adopt the Farmers’ In- .

atitute system as organized in Ontario The busiest D y Goods Store in

_ _ provided the government render the‘

instructive paper. the expression beillk necessary assistance. The resolution was 'E hour of th. d."'

again . l

tar\o.He explained that the Institutesy “_ I ’

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. Dr. J. A. Hueston 0! Souris, was in the REMEMBER' EAI-F. AS H 'QA K# 0

city on Saturddy

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On Friday, Feb. Sth, in her fourth year,

M.~irioii Belle, daughter of Louis and Ada Taiiton.

McCarron, formerly of this city.

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Dyspepsia is difficult digestion, due to _ D

the absence of-natural digestive fluids. .

Hood's Sarsaparillarcstores the digestive .

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ants it 8- <i - . Wxrnn in the strait is still visible from _“_” We furnish you *lub .' .t‘te_’at *

elevated places in Sunimerside and re- TWC Lilxliliivlf f*l‘°m° Qllinillfg 'F8b\¢_l4i

ports from points along the south shore ""I§`“‘;‘:,_"l‘(*}’l_\;“‘r’;l°.Y \éi“\l';a{*;'!l;* 860011013 t0 3lSi. DPC. W8 iléli §0\l DOEWACO flV0l' ul lu

t-agua officiating. B R

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On Sunday night, Feb. 10th, at 11 30,

Reginald Herbert, only son af Lewis P _ and Ada Tanton, aged 6 years. ' '

At Lawrence Mass, on Saturday Fcb.9th, Mrs. J. W. Flanuigan, nee Miss M. A,

-FOR SALE AT-

The leading drapers in London have You are missin

, ---- - ' g a reat treat f bfqkf. _ ci-iicaoo wixicsrs. if,’f,§',',f';';f‘;°I,f,i,f'g“ fgffs if, ';:;§m§':; not try our table codiish. g They are ii)de-'I he gaifgzgtlf:

cameo, Feb. 9.-_(special) -'rim cumiisu, as it win almost rum their ai ticle.When held to ihg ||

l following are the closing rates: ilI\ll|¢¥18¢ 890433 Of 0010120 S0068 that they parent china gg (cal-efuu app( ar “nxt .8 M. l lla/ Wheat.74i.Corn 3%. Pork $14025 havcon hand for next seasun’s trade. It __ _ ’ i . Y Lu are “I9 ~ “U”

, .bus been minced, and winie the court _“W “dal” t° *ave mme 'Wd 3°-b°!'. Sell- youiliid IJ#

l 'xssnnioirs Linnmsr never- caan wmmmm deep m°ummgt°u2m°m'°’ bemd 551% called b0"@lfSS 58h. ‘ The old fashioned li

_ . __ _ . . . the public will wear deep mo ‘ t'l - ' ` ` *

' ltgggt; pgfgue of cheap lmlmtmns at March 6th, and half mourningugdltlilgxgril eats In an hounw' we no' ‘uve on hd if em'

~- 7,,,_ l onally line and are delicious any way ygg (,993 ¢||¢¢_

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