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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOVVN AUGUST' 1 it 1;

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Dr. C. M. Harlan, writing In the Am'

nrlcan Journal of Health, of Feburary 8. sas/1 =- . _

“Among the proprietary medf-C‘“@_5

deserving recognition is ‘Dr. Cnase s Ointment' compounded _by THE DR- A. W. CHASE MDDICILL CO.. Bpf-i gk), N. Y., and Edmanson, Bates Lo.. iiironto, Ont.. RS 3 "°m“-'SY ff" mres, erupt-ions. and Skin 5-S' Goes of all kinds, for wihiv-h if i been used with marked success. gd has effected remarkable cures ln Sony obstinate cases which See-H106 10 hie the skilful medical a-ttend-ant.

results were most fa\'cura`ol_e. ing the value of ‘Dr. C_saseS

Gntment' as a. curative 8893i ‘fl ~-'ie licenses named. The m-a.n'ufac.ur-ers d the .remedy aire well-known as ex- perienced phannacists, careful and

iable, in addition to which we have

e full examination, and find t'i_‘-6 e to be all -that is claimed for it.

“Ig ig not the practice of t_.-e

medical profession to indorse _indis- erhniiziaitely the use of P¥`0DU‘f1-Rr? medicines, but while we condemn me kd and worthless, we are stall niore ilmdy to indorse and recomrrierid the funedy deserving t-he recognition.

“Neither the physician nor the re-~

Qoneible Journal of Health now re- tmes to acknowledge the claims' Of unch proprietary remedies _ as 'Df- '1se’s Oint.ment,' which prove their "wi'rt1,ies by curing where other agen- das 'have failed. _

“We know that ‘Dr. Chase's Oint-

Qebt' meets all requisitions of the ihest standard of worth, th-at i=t will

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C. LL HARLAN. M. D.

ooolouolouooo Economy

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Always Wealth.

When it comes to the buying of a.

Musical Instrument for the home, a stylish Piano or Organ may impress those who are not musical and want something to please the eye only.

hit when Musical iiiend arrives

o Piano or an Organ that will satisfy the most exacting and critical taste is what men want to have in your par- lor. Something that you can point to with pride.

`THAT’S THE KlND ,WE KEEP<i

A splendid stock now on hand on

easy terms--or very low for cash.

The P. E. Island Music House.

Conno||y’s Building

. Queen Street.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

And Its Attractions to Tourists-

Priiice Edward Islands summer

climate is delightful, frce alike from

many bays and wiudiug csiuaries, to- gether with the dark aiiil bright green foliage, and the rich verduro of_ the iucadows, mziko up a scenery wmch is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Surrounded by the Gulf of St Law- rence, whose waters are almost as saline as those of the ccean itself, it enjoys all the coolness of the sta breeze. and the :iuvantages that can onlv be derived from sea bathing y The :ufcragc temperature ofthe water is about 65 degrees.

Chairlottetowii, the important city of

the Island, has over 12,000 inhabitants, :ind is the capital. It is connected by rail, stcamship and stage with all the import-int villages,towns a.nQseaports, and an extra fine farming region. It has many great retail stores. be- sides ri large wholesale trade. It has an enterprising Gas Light I and Power Company, two Electric light plants. and a street railway will soon be an accomplished fact. It has a first class water works system suppling the city 'with as good if not the best water in America, and a complete modern sys~ ‘tem cf sewerage is now being con- structed. It is famed for its wide streets, many of which are shaded, its many pleasant drives. the principal of which is the new Park Roadway, its attractive surroundings, pure water, and clear, cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals,many churches and a large and elegant new Opera House. It also has several fine public buildings and a market which is one of the chief sources of the citizens’ pride. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establishments in the Do- minion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer resort-while on the east are the magnificent new Exhibition Buildings and Driving Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in the centre of the city. beauti- fully laid out with blooming plants of every description, , fountainsfand well arranged walks, and enlivened -with a band of music during the summer eve. nings. 'Thu rural scenery in the vicinity

horses for driving are abundant 'at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regular- ly on the bays and rivers, affording mostipleasaut excursions. The principal hotels are Davies, $2.00 upper day, $10.50 up per week; Queen, $1.50 per day, $6.00 up per week: Revere $1.00io :B1 50 per day, $4.00-$5.00 per week. _

Summerside is the next largest

town in the Province. with about 4000 inhabitants. It is situated cn beautiful Bedeque Bay and in the centre of a fine large farming region. It has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and sewerage are being agitated for. Tourists are delighted

with the beautiful scenery and the many pleasant drives in the immediate vicinity of Summerside. The hotels arc- Clifton, $2.00 per day, bv agree- ment perweek; Russ, $1.50 per day, $7.00 per week; Campbell, $1.25 up per day, S6 00 per week. - ` Georgetown and Souris are the two important towns in the eastern part of the Island, with a population of about 1,000 each. In the former the Aitken, 1 1.50 per day, by agreement per week; Tapper, $1.50 per day, $5.00-$6 00 per week, furnish gcod hotel accommo- dation, while in Souris the Sea View, $1.50 per dav, $8.00 per week. affords exceedingly home-like quarters.

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant

summer resort, is the Lansdowne, a large. airy hotel at $1.00 up per day $4.00 to $8.00 per week. ln Albertcn there is the Albion Terrace and Wisner, each $1.50 per day, 5.00 per week. In Tignish Railway, 1.00 per day, 5.00 per week, In Kensington, Clark’s 1.25 per day, 6.00 per week; Commercial 1.00 per day, 5.00 per week. In Montague, McDonald 1.00~ 1.50 per day, 6.00 per week. In Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson, each 1.00 per day or 4 O0

V THE following hotels open forthe jsummer' season: At Hampton, Pleasant ,View, $1.00 pr. day. $5.00 pr. ‘ week. At Stanhope, Mutch’s $1.80 pr. day, S5--7 pr. week, Cliff $1.00 'pl-_ day. 5-6 pr. Week. At Brackley I Beach, Shaw’s,$1.30 pr. day, 6-8 pr. week;Sea View, $1.00 pr. day, 6-6, pr. week. At Rustico, Seaside, - $1.75 pr. day, 7-10 pr. week. At Malpcque, North Shore,i$1.00 pr. day, $6. up pr.. week. At Tracadie Beach. Acadia $2.00 pr. day, $8.00-10.00 pr. week. At Alberton, Seaforth, $1.50 pr. daY»$7.00 pr. week. At Pqyvnal, Florida, $1.52 pr. day, 5--7 pr. week. g In addition to those already men#

of Charlottetown is charming, and.

per week.

la es in the Province, al with ample Hgfel accommodation. while the numer- ous comfortable farm houses prepare for the receptioneof tourists at moderate Fates.

The rivers and streams team with

trout, the bays with mackerel, while game of almost every description -abounds. .

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To Cure a. Cold in Ono Day

Take Laxatlve Bromo Qulnine Tablets. Druggists refund the money if it fails to Curo 25c. March 17 9 mos. d. 8; w

SECRETARY OF STATE HAY.

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dor Hay.at London, has accepted the oflice of United S‘ates Secretary of State.

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P UT N AM’S CORN EX'I`RAC'I`O R

Is the best remedy for corn extant. lt acts quickly, makes no sore spots and effects a radical cure. A hundred inii-' tation prove its value. Take neither substitutes offered as good not the close imitatious of the . genuine too often offered. _

TRANQUIL HAVAWA.

HAVANA, Aug. 18.-»-This city remains

entirely tranquil. Everybody has re- sumed his ordinary duty, thinking only how he can recover something of what ho has lost.

Catarrh and Hay fever

If it‘s Hay Fever thatis the bug-bear

of your life, you won’t know the plea. sure of freedom from it till you’ve tried Dr. Chase‘s Catarrh Cure

DUTY ON KLONDYKE SUPPLIBE

OTTAWA, Aug. 17.-Thej customs

department collected nearly a quarter of a million dollars in duties on Klondyke miner supplies at Chilcoot and White Pgses during the past fiscal year, end- _ing June 30th.

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BUSIllESS_ WORRIES

Bmk lim the lleims Sysles uf the _ Strongest lin.

And Nervous Brealvbown often

Precodos Insanity-x-.lust Hero

Dodd’s Dyspeslal Tablets

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A days work, at -‘the oiiico” is

enough to upset the nerves of any man.

The cares and worries, the anxie-

ties and uncertainties of business _keep his nerves continually-‘ on edge” and. when the day‘s work is done, they are “used up.” _

It is on occasions like this ttai the

little ones speak of papa as y being Hcross.”

The wife and mother dreads her hus-

band’s home-coming, though she knows ' well the cause of his irritability.

Such women would give much to

know how to prevent these disagreeable occurrences.

They know that this _ i.cver.ending

strain on the nerves, is shortening the lives of the bread.winner.i, and that it will soon end in death. .

But all this suffering, this unceasing

drain on the steam of life, can be ended eaisly and quickly.

A short treatment with Dodd`s Dys-

pepsia Tablets will end it quickly and permanently. _ -

Dodd’s Dyspersia. Tablets cure Ner-

vonsness by removing its cause-weak~ nessof the stomach.

They digest the food, with iut assis-

tance from the stomach.

While the stomach is enjoying

this rest. the tablets tone and strenght- en it, so that it can do its own work thoroughly.

Thus perfect digestion beingabsolute-

ly ensured, pure blood is a c.ert_a‘nty, and the nerves are properly nourished, and enabled to hold out under the strain of work.

Only Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets can

effect this, They only can digest the food and strenghteu the stomach.

Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by

all druggists, at fifty cents a. box, six boxes $2.50, or sent, on receipt of price by the Dodd"s Medicine Co.; Limited Toronto.

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Aniiious Mothers End Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup the best, medicine to expel worms, Children like it-worms' don’t.

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the action of r. VVard's Blood and Nerve Pills is remarkable. One feels bright and active, energetic and full of snqi and vim. Rich red blood fills the veins, and the nerves tingle with the sensation of youthful life and vigor.

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WITH A IEW MEDICINE.

Dean Sins,- '

I have spent half n fortune in doctors’

bills. all to no avail. These Pills seemed to reach the seat of disease at once, and they also seemed to possess aremoijkalileinfluenco over me. The v_iolent palpitation of the heart, the trembling of the hands the loss of masculine vigor, e frightful dreams, the 1055 of memory and general collgpse of th,e entire system, have yielded to r. Ward s Blood and Nerve Pil o. Great were the re- sults from tho use of four boxes of these Pills I aiu enjoying the very best of health. I fully believcthey are able to do for others as miie as they have done for me. Before using tbenhl was a miserable wreck. To_-day I am

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THOS. FLYNN, 5x Elgin St., Hamilton, Ont.

Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills are sold

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MEETS YOUR NEEDS.

When you feel tired,languid, nervous

by and are troubled with pimples and erup-

tions, you will find Hood’s Ssrsaparilla “exactly meets your needs. It_ purities. and enriches the blood and impartsto it the qualities needed to tone the nerves and nourish the whole system( It cures all blood humors. ,rio0D"s PILLS cure sick headache. nausea. billiousness and all liver ills. Price 25 cents. °

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Regular action of the bowels-A neces- sarytobealth. Laxaliiver Pills are the best occasional eothsrtic for fainil or

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saved by Dr Fow1er’| Extract of Vild Strawberry. It cures all bowel com laiuts of children or adults. 25c, at all

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HAGYARIYS PECTORAL BALSAM Superiorffor Coughs, Colds, throat and lung troubles of young or old: Pleasant to take. Price 251:.

“I had an awful close shave last

night I" f

“How did it happen ?” ‘“I was going to see my best girl, and

'she quarantiiies me if my face is rough.”

.Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders cure headaches quick, and leave no depress- ing after effects. Price l0c- and 25c. at all dealers. '

‘~Tiiat’s a warm tie that Sprockett is

wearing#

“Warm P Why, a policeman saw it

the other day and arr.sted him for scorching.” _

A Kidney Blockade Is ii serious thing for the whole body

and calls for speedy relief. Doa.n‘s Kidney Pills break up any kidney blockade and ,cure Backache, Dropsy, Diabetes Bright‘s Disease. Urinary troubles and Bladder weakness.

Dr. Low’s Ploosant‘Worm Syrup is

the-nicest and most e§`e`ct»ive_ remedy for worms of all kinds. Never any trouble 3 getting the children totake it- '

i 9 Gananoque sl Popsular Baker.

dispenser of the "Staff of life. ‘Gansnoque

and Nerve Pills and can highly recommend them for heart troubles and nervousnom’ _ May--I said something to Jack last "ni"ghtfwhich he declared made -'him the hsppicstman in the world. ' F P ` Pamela-So you refused him after all.

Don’t neglect that nasty cough. Dr.

Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup can cure it. .Beet cough remedy ma/ie. 25c., all dealers. _ _ - She-You say that you have never been in love. How near have you come to it? 6' .He--I was ma'.rriod,once. _ ,

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Halifax for Logon. G. B. on August. 25. This Stei ri; fitted with cold* storage

S.S. "Ulunda” will leave Halifax,

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When the natural teeth have been lost,

health, the speech and thepersonal appearance hanced by the substitution of Artdcisl Tooth Good health, good appearance and comf

dentist’s skill in making an Artificial set fitted. _ Artificial teeth can be made to present o pearance an occasional dark tooth, an irregullr tasty filling will break the porcelain monotony so The sunken condition of a persons cheeks on of the natural teeth, is changed completely properly made Artificial teeth. We muh

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