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' Tl"-IE CHARI¢(Yl"_l`E'I`OWN GUARDIAN _ "'”_`ll5'1'_°' AU'-'_' _ _ _ ‘

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If hesdachy. hilious, dizzy, tongue

coated, stomach sour and full of gas, you belcli undigested food and fcel trick and miserable, it means that your liver is cho"cd with sour bile and your thirty feet ct bowels are clogged with effetr waste matter not properly carried off. Constipation is worse than most foils believe. It means that this waste matter in the thirty feet of bowels decays into poisons, gases and acids and that these poisons are theu__su¢'._ked into the blood through the very ducts which should suck only nourishment to sustain the body. _

Most people dread physic. They

think of castor oil, salts and cathar- tic pills. They shrink from the after effects-so they postpone the dose until theyget sick; then they do this

J liner and bowel cleansing in ri heroic

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tins.

A .llElICIllUS’ "SYHUP Ill FIGS."

WHY-illey' have fa bowel washday- That is all wrong. If you will taue r teaspoonfu, of delicious 2'-lyruu or Figs tonight, you will never realist you have taken anything until morn ing, when all the poisonohs matteri sour rilc and clogged-rip waste wil he moved on and out of your sys tem, thoroughly but gently-no grip ing-no nausea-no weakness. Taxing- Syrup of Figs is a real pleasure, Don't think you are drizggiug your- self; it is composed entirily of ltrs cious figs, senna -and si-oniatlcs. and constant use can not cause in.ury.

Ask your drugfists for “Syrup of

Figs and Elixir of Senna," and loov for the name, California Fig Syrui Company, on the label. This is the genuine-old reliable. Any tvlier Fig Syrup offered as good should be re fused with contempt. Doii`t be im- iozed upon.

THE MAN WITH THE HOE I

. tWritten nftcr seeing Millet’s worlil-

famous painting).

“God made man tn His own image,

in Lhe image nf God made He him."

-Genesis.

Bowed by the weight of centuries he

leans

STEAVISHIP SAILINGS

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The Service on Board _

It .hw noi b<-;=:\ uni fini nun rttr sni-

rlm. nor -ten with rhr it-tural. tin bowl bvlh fhr R. .\|. 5. Kovzl lftrisarfi lull

Rll‘K'1ll lil`iiilll

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. oy .forge . tuna _ .r- nmr rrnt-mu. uni unmilnig measure ot xmriir mmttm an-i iIiou;|trtr;i_ roririron. anti unurndring attention is cnrnilrd to ncb p;<~¢:rat-1. in the rrui _ ihain rernirsimii lt., funn: i mnrr than is rtpr.-red shalt

mark dw Rum! l inf.

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‘ l`hsA l Steam ship "LADY :lYBlL

_ will leave the Railway wharf. Picton.

i every Monday and Thursday mor-ning on

arrival ofthe Express from Halifax. (oi the Magdalen Islands. calling at Souris

‘ 1'. EJ lroing ard returning.

Forparticularn app); to_ Vin. iiober

son&Sn1i Agents at Halifax. Chris l/\ r»s_.'i|gsnr at Picton, hlnithew & hte ean.Agcnts at Houris or Wm. McLur

analsr and Owner. Piston. Ant-it irmd tate

Direct Route to Boston

Via Hawkesbury and Halifax Saillngs every Tuesday at noon.

Re'urniug leave Boston Satur- days.

For further information apply

T. Nlt10tl.

Agent Cli’Town

» Charlottetown' Steam Navigation

Limited.

Ooinmencing Vfondny the 2'lth Way

Steamer ‘Northumherla il" len.ves0hsrlotlstov\'i\ for Piciou. N, S. 8.20 o clock a. m.. leavin! Picton un roturn about I ltl p. m.

Unnnectiona made at 1-'ictou for sl

volntsln Nova Scotia.

Ste "E

amcr mpress

leaves Bummersids lor Point du Chene N. B.. about 10 o’clock a. m. leaving l’oin du Uhona on return about t.lin D. m.. con nesting with express trains for Uharlo tetown and Tlznish. Fonnvciinns mad At Point du_Uhene lor all points in Canad and the United States.

G \V. WAKEFORIJ.

Manager

Uharlotte own. P. E. Island.

' ' 23rd Mutt-

Tlie Ladies’ Home

Journal

of .

THANKSGIVING Number, nnd'is a beautiful one only |5c

l"~.-"1 .' per copy, by mail 20 cents

The Women's lltmr.

l. Companion

for November 15 cents per c0PY. by uiail zo cents.

Latest Fall l"nliion»Boolia

_ _ _ The DELINL-`A'i‘oii nor-

_;i':;.~ s'raNi>snD°f¢%e_vgoitLD » ri* FASHION SHE TS glven

away' for the asking.

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Upon his hoe and gazes on the

ground,

The emptiness of age in his face ` And ou his hack the biirden of the

world,

Who made hiin dead to rapture and

desiar, i

.\. thing that grieves not and that

never hopes,

bltolid and stunned, ri brother to the

ox ‘_’

Who ltiisciicd and let down this hru-

tal jaw 1'

Who was the hand that slanted back

this brow ? `

Whose breath blew out the light with-

in this brllill 7

ls this the thing the Lord God made

and gave

To have dominion over sea and it i To trace the stars and Search th.

heavens for power:

To feel thc passini nf I-1‘r,.-rnity ? Is this thc dream He dreamed who

shnncd thc .-ins.

And pillsrcl tu: line iliinuiiicut vii'

li ht. "

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Down all the str'_~.‘.~‘.'i 'f lluh to its

last gulf

There is no lhape more t.-r:i`-lo than

this

More tongtied with censure of tht'

\\orld's blind ,'_r.‘6_»'tl--

More filled with slflis ard r.._,~t,.mB

for thc soul-~

Morc fraught w‘.r.h menace to the 'uri-

versc.

What zulfs Zzctfvetri hurl rinl the sera.-

phini l

Slavs to the i‘:h-eel tif labor, v.`ii.it to

liini

_'ire Plato and thc swing nf Pieides 7 Wllflf U1: lt-‘NK rcaclies of the peaks of

song,

The. rift of dawn. thc rcddcning ng

the rose ?

Through this dead shape the stiilering

ages look;

'1`lmf"s tragfrdy is in that aching

stoop,

Tlirotigli this dread sliupc humanity, l lieti‘n_~.'erl,

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. NNW ADVI:`RTI.’€_\ll.€NTS

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MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed Tcnilcr.~.‘. .~idilre9sctl to the

Postmaster General. will be received at Ottntvri until Nooii, on Friday, the 6th Dec:-mbcr 1912, for thc con- veyance of His i\[ajc.~t_v’.s liflails, on rl iiroposr-it Cmitriict for four years, six tinics prr week. Over special ma. ml Mail Route iroiii Wellington Sta- tion. P. li. 1., tn crimnnenrc nt the nlcasuic of the Postninstcr General.

Vrintcrl nrticris containing further

iirfnriiiation as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forins of Tendci' may be ob- tained at thc Post Olliccs nf Welling- ton Station Macrlougnll, Ellis River und at the office of thc Post. Utlice lii- spoctor.. Post Office Inspectors Of- fice, Charlottetown, Oct 22nd, 1912. . JOHN F. WHEAIL

Post Oilice inspector.

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10-23M wlti.

Choice Farm For sale at Cove Heed

The rnirlenigned off.-rs tor private nlv

his beautiful farm situated at Cove Hes' consisting nf S: acres of choice land front- ing on Cove Head Bay. All nh-ar and in r< liiglistnte of cultiva inn. Building! all in fl sv class order lf not sold by Nov. 'RH it, .~. this fa m will then be advertised for wnolir su tion with all the stuck and larni -uinleinfnts. ‘

For particulars apvlv GEORGE AULD in premises or BENJ. CARTER, auc'ion» or--, Ch wt ‘veto-un, in--e3‘\lwFm5in 4

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of Diamonds

There is nothingqnlts so appro-

priutelor an euirazeinnnt. ring as asolitsiro diamond and she will be delighted with one.

We _linvc ii splendid line ot nom-

blnnl.iou_lnd_iwlit.\lro rlnirs hers ranging in once from 87.t0 to -Alla.

W. N. 'lanton

CLASS A., NO., 1 T0 PLE. ISLAND

l‘hero is an island in an inland sea Where simple lilo and simP\¢ 1118"*

ncrs reign,

Whose pleasant valss and hills are

lure to me.

Nor wealth of mines or golden rich-

es vain.

Not buss of iieiris Elysian or Ofi

Lotus land. |

Gould draw my footstfps iroiu thyr

sheltering shore;

My grateful heart could find no other.

strand `

To bear for me the hlessrlags that

you bore.

Fair Abegweiti Thy summers breeze

caress,

Thy- pleasant valca. and meadows,

woods -and streams.-

Could -'I like Esau for a pottage mess.

Barter this birth-right, thou sweet

land of dreams;

l trust not and as fleeting years go

by.

May stronger grow to mc the bind-

ing tie.

A. B. S.

New Glasgow.

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>lundered, profancd and disinheritcd. 'ries protest to the Judges of the

World,

~\ protest that is also prophecy.

.`.Iasters. lords, and rulers in ull

lands.

s this the handwork you give to

God,

_'his monstrous thing distorted and

soul-quenched ?

‘low will you ever straightentup this

shape; '

Pouch it again with immortality;

live back the upward looking and the

llght;

Yebuiid in it the music and the

dream;

Wake right the immemorial infamies, "ertidious wrongs, immedicable woes 7 -

l IUUSWTS. 101119. and rulers in all

lands,

low will the Future reckon with this

Man ?

low answer this brute question in

that hour

.Vheii whirlwlnds or rebellion shake'

the worm v Q

'low will it be with kingdoms and

with klngo- _

vm. :nose who shaped him to the `

thing he ls-

’hen this dumb terror shall reply tr.

GOd, |

‘_fter the silence of the centrles 7 .

-Edwin Markham.

'Is rr ANYiioi>Y's BUSINESS."

s it anybo<ly‘s bdsiness, if a gentle-F

man should choose T

To wait upon ii lady, if thc lady

don`t refuse? .

r to speak [1 little plainer. that the

meaning all may k.now, ,

s it nnyb<uly‘s business, if a lady'

has 5, beati? \

is it nny`sody’s business. when that

gentleman does call. i

_-r when he leaves the lady. or if he,

leaves at all?

Or is it necessary that the curtain

should he drawn,

To save from further trouble, the

outside lockers on?

wi it riny!>ody's business but the]

lady’f-1, if hcr beau,

Rides out with other ladies, and

tioscirt let her know? i

is it anybody-'s business, but the

gzentlemnirs il she |

Should accept another escort, where'

he dtiscn’l. chance to lic'.'

If n person on thc sidewalk, whether ' \rrefit or ivlietlicr small. is it unybody's biisint-ss. whore that

person mmini to call?

(Jr if you sec ii person. and iie’s call-

ing anywhere, ‘

ls it any of your business wiiut his

business may be tlicrc?

Thc siihstnticc of our query, simply*

stated would bc this:

ls it suybc\:ly's business what nnoth-' ' t'-r’n business is? If it is, or if it isn't, we would reallyA

like to know.

l~"‘or wfre certain, if it isn't, therc are

sonic who niakc it so. _

li 'tis \\c'll join thc rabble, and act

M00 Ri WARD ’ d

The renders of iis pn erw e onss to learn that l.li_e:§i_‘ is atleast one flircarled tliseniw tlial. ii<".eiicr~ has beeii nblo tticure iii all its stair.-5, and thntis Csta_iijh.H:ill s Unlarrli Cure is the only positive cure nowl»';iowi\ to the rvierlical fraternity. Unlnurh being r_i ropslitutional disease. re- qniires a cunst_it.ntioiial treatment. l<la._|| s batnrrli Uure is taken internally acting

directly upon the blood and mucous nur- laceso the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, an iviiiz the Da.tlpnt_ strenfth by biiild~ lrngup t.lie_constit.iition an assisting na- turein ¢loiniIits_v\'ork, The proprietors have no much faith ln its euro. .ive powers that theyofior_Ono Hundred Dollars for tiinynniie that it_fTils to cure. Bond for i s oi es imonia s. Address F. J. (Jl-IENEY & U0.. 'l‘oledo.0 Sold bi Drnghgllts Helper bottle t Take |ll’s emily ills tor constipa- ion.

Hard Coal 897' Tons

Scranton Coal

thc noble part,

()f tattlers and dcfamcrs who throng

the public mart:

But ii` not. wc'll not the teacher, un-

till everybody learns

t were better in the future to mind

his own concerns.

TR.-\lNED LIKE A MAN.

Miss Nina Cameron Grahanii, who

left Liverpool recently for Winnipeg, where she is to be married to Cecil Stephen, Wnlley, is 21 years of age, and clairns to be the only lady en- gineer in the world.

Misa Graham is the daughter of

Captain Charles Graham, of Liver- pool representative of thc “Daily Dis- patch” who yesterday said that his 'daughters introduction into the en- gineering profession met with re- sentment.

There was. however no iii.l\H\CU0D

against her, arid at Liperpool Uiiivcr- sity she studied for her degree as bachelor of engineering.

In July ni this ycar she took her

degree. She was the first engineer at the University to work in vid gloves. Hhs received it remarkable ovation on being invested with the engineering degree.

Miss Graham is 1, native of Liscard

and was educated at New Brightdn. afterwards she Wonascholarship in the University, Her intention was to obtain a B.Sc. degree, but her fiance, who was also an engineering student. at Liverpool University, advised her‘ to dir¢`t her studies towards engineer- ing.

Miss Grnham’s future husband is,

the third srui of the late Thomas. Walley, of Fruukton, Salop. He was erincateri ar. Oswestry Grammar; School. and :iftcrwards spent n year,

at nn enuiuecring works at Chester. 1 Then be went to Liverpool. and

took his degree in 1910 at Liperpuoll University. He has had some cxpcr-, icnce in Caiiada, having bccvi in thei, service of the Grand Trunk Railway! :ind on the tstail of the Winuipe_

City Fliigineer. Captain Graham said that he believ-

ed his daughter would get an engin- eering appointment at the same place as her husband. Slic had gone through the training just like ii man, and would hc able to maniigs in ri tlrau-iiig oiiice.

Miss Graham has relations in Winni-

peg, and one of them, Sheriff lnkstcr, of Winiiipeg, in all probability will give her iinruy at thc \vedding.-Glns- sow Exc.

l"lfRN1TUl{l‘1 SALE.

Buying in car loads lots wo can

sell you at auction pi"ices:-

Side Boards $0.00 to $50.00. Bur-

eaus, $5.75, $6.50. $7.00, $7.50, $8.00. $10.00, $12.00 each. Conimodes $2.75, $3.00, 5.3.50, 24.50 and $5.00 each.

Wicker Chairs 3 colors $3.25 each. Parlor Suites, not tho ordinary but the best. $19.75, $22.50. $25.00 to $60.00 each, 3 and 5 piece suites.

Parlor Tables, $1.50, to $13.00

each.

Dining room tables. surface oak

with 5 large legs .$7.00 to $12.00 each.

Quartered Oak from $16.00 to $32.00

riwii_

Dining Rollin t`haii‘s from 60|: to

$45.00 for not of six.

Wardrobes from $14.00 to $155.00,

they urs beauties.

Buffett from Sl .50 to $2it“..tt0 cnch. Iron herls, Springs and Mattresses,

the best at lowest. prices. Jas. Paton & Go. 10-22Etuftfmtf.

(IOL. ROOSETEIIT IN CHICAGO.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Col. llousc- velt and party arrived hcrc from Chi- cago this morning. Tho Colonel is resting quietly. '

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. t flu Kimi You liars Always lloiigltt

Bears the Signature of

l till”

I See Our Line `l 'now ii' LA

landing in schooner i

Kenneth C al ' _

George Ei Full’s

Ccal yard .

Charlottetown i

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.pu

nl - mul ` ' " lui '

When Your Uiothen line bretks and

you; wash tails in the MUD what do you say .Toputit mildly ltn_unplsallnnt. it msiars extriilahor extrstims. extra loan an coal nouns all muiised up another ii . 'lyo avoid all such let us do your flat work. Your goods are c relullly hsndlcd. cleanly wulpad nicely lrons promptly aturned If ntruste to Url. '

Telephone 151 and our team will call A. F. Webster

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GHEWVING

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lt surgasscs all others in q-.ialry and flavour because the

process y which it is made dilfcrs from ollier:..--lt is deli- ciously swcct and non-irritating.

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Park Stables

93 Euston Street - Having finished , the _ seasons

training at the race course- I have rented the Park Stables. 95 Efuston Street. for the winter uionihs.

These stables are large commod-

ious and well ventilated andjl sin in a position to accept ii limited iitiniher of horses to board.

Colts. I make a specialty of

breaking to harness and wagon colrs of any age: ‘ _ , ;"

Cirrespondapce enquiries and

phone call# promptly answered,”

FRED J. CA.-MERON’ _ Jockey. 'I‘rai».,er and Filter Home add r:ss._.Elde_n Hotel. - Phone 189 _L

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