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M a nae ONTREATL. ae) A Pa iA ANNOUNCEMENT of the 'y ¢ rye al af mb re stating spPtied Science has been , ’ < ig he detaila of the i , =, 4“Wratories. Workc} . o te ae Md ober | » workshops, Apparatus fi ‘ iMprov sment : te SMe Civ aise ye te several Depart- Al Bogincerin. ns; Slechanical and Elec- ; ‘ring and Practic , : Vhich will afl > &S wi J ractical () emistry, “vant Ley be Session of 1891-2 o- en % hitherto accessible to eens “M8 COuriry. ole to Stuaents

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est possible price.

Steel Engravings, Artotypes, ~~ deal Heads,

bei! Etchings, teel Ktchings.

Printing and Bookbinding in all branches a specialty.

HASZARD & MOORE.

Charlottetown, May 29, 1891—eod

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Painters: Supplies,

meal.

Mill Supplies, Carpenters Supplics, Farmers Supplies, EVERYTHING IN THESE LINES.

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The Best Goods. The Lowest Price for Good Goods that the market affords Goods b ught right and sold low. Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. Wholesale and Retail.

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3 PRACTICAL POINTS.

One of the most sucessful German physicians gave 48 the secret of his wonder-

ful success these three important points :—

1. Keep the Head Cool. =

2. Keep the Bowels Open. 3. Keep the Feet Warm. i i uld think, Why? Be- iti ye not so easily obtained as one Wo Se plood # vigorous circulation cannot be kept up, and most people tends to clog ep the bowels and ee Ance constipation. The success of B. B. B., like that of the German physician, lies

ing the blood and regulating the bowels, liver and stomach, that these a and disease can find no lodgment in the body.

cause without pure and healthy because the food and occupation of

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THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

This medicine does purify the plood and cure all diseases

arising frum impure or unhealthy blood. | It does — | the entire system and cure constipation, dyspepsi@,

fula, skin diseases, rheumatism,

and all disorders of the stomach, liver beets : —— illion bottles have

tl + ten years Over one mt

aa. and, although we guarantee every = to do sll

we claim, we have not received a single complain

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We keep the best assorted stock’ of Plain and Fancy Stationery in Charlottetown, and aim to supply the best class of goods at the low-

We are making Special Reduc- tions during this month on the

° Good references, Give ' binding of Mi agazines, iil ustrated

Scientific Misee! any.

Decoratixu ey Heat.—A new decora- tive art of French origin, is pyrogravure which consists in engraving upen wood, leather, fabrics, ete., by means ot a heated tracing point. By it extromely varied and remarkavle cifects may be produced. ‘The apparatus consists of three principal parts, j¥iz: an air reservoir in which the air is slightly compressed by the weight of a Aeylinder, which is raised once an hour, 4 carburetter, containing a sponge saturated with alcohol, naphtha or other hydrocar- buret, and a thermo-tracer, which has a platinum tube, whose previous heating to a certain temperature causes the stream of air and hydrocarburet to combine on enter- ing it, and thus maintain a steady heat. Only a portion. of the air from the reser- yoir passes to the carburetber and through « flexible tube to the thermo-tracer, wlile the rest is forced to the handle attached to the tracer, and serves to keep it cool. Tracing points of different sizes and shapes may be screwed into the handle. Pyrogra- vure may be practiced without a know- iedge of drawing, and offers great possibili- ties in the ornamentation of mouldings, panels, furniture, boxes, booke, leather for chairs, etc., and as an accomplishment for young people and amateurs, Miconocipixe —A new antiseptic agent galled microcidine, which is composed of 75 percent of naptholate of sodium and 25 per cent of naptho! and phenyl compounds, has been tried in France. It is a white pow- |aer, soluble in three parts of water. The solution, which is cheap, is said to bea very effective antiseptic, without being poisonous or caustic, or injurious to instru- ments orlinen. Its antiseptic propertics ave inferior to those of corrosive sublimate or napthol, but surpass those of carbolie and toracic acids ten and twenty times re spectively. The sciution has given excel- lent results in dressing wounds. A great increase in eye disease in Brus- sels has been traced to a visit of an Asiatic yuack who has treated many eyes with a weak boracic acid solution applied with the same brush to ail. Virus of serious diseate has been conveyed by the brueh to eyes which before had only unimportant i: fl sa- mation, Mustcat Sanps.— The phenomenon of musical sands, which has only attracted the scientific attention during the last few years, is found to be very common. Drs, H.€. Bolton and A. A. Julien, who have given especial attention to the sunject, have now collected 610 samples of such sands from different parts of the worid, while reports from 85 beaches in the Unit- ed States have shown them that 65 are famgus for musical sands. To the eye 4 patch of this sand is like any other, yet a blind tain whois deaf and du:sb can easily distinguisi it by a distinct vibration, or tickling sensation, commun.cated to hands or feet. From ab ut 590 samples examin- ed, it appears that the eounds—which are produced by friction, and vary im pitch with the amount of sand acted upon—do not depend upon a particular variety cf sand, but upon a condition into which the sand gets. Rolled in a bag, one specimen of musical sand gave a whoop-like sound audible for about 420 feet. Yet this sand— unless bottled—lost its power in a few hours after being taken from the beach, and also became soundless on the slightest admixture of fine powder or of moisture.

Tur Exvecrricat Grants —The 10,000 horse power dynamos vf the Deptford Cen- tral Station, London, are being made on the premises by some of the largest ma- chines in England, including a planing machine giving a vertical cut of 20 feet and a horizontal cut of 22 feet, and a lathe with acapagity of ll teet in diameter and 26 feet in iength. There are to be tive of these great dynamos each sup- plying 20,000 lights. The ar- mature ring foreach measures 36 feet in diameter, and the armature aud shaft will weigh 225 tons, and the field magnets 350 tons more, this being exclusive of the mas- sive bed-piates on which both engines and tield maguets willstand. The height of the completed dynamo will be 45 feet. An engine of 6,000 horse power will be at- tached to each end of the armature shaft, snd will reach to a height of 48 feet.

It has been shown that the climate of many Italian provinces has been changed by the steady destruction of the forests. the government is seeking to remedy the matter by ollering valuable prizes for tree planting.

Onon and Foutness —The odor of the ewer exaggerates its dangers. Dr K. Duncan, of Glasgow, finds that plumbers «re not more lisble than other persons ts that class of zymotic diseases—including typhoid fever, diphtheria, diarrhe. and wre th roat—suppesed to be due to expo- sure to the offensive emanations from shoked drains and soil pipes: gas in the sewer that may not be encoun- “ered outside of it, and netiher typhoid ex- sreta nor tuberculous sputum give forth wore dangerous emanations in decomposing than any other organic substance. The ur of a well-ventilated sewer, in fact, is far less vawlivlesome than that of crowded chools or churches, or even of the houses i half of Glasgow's population.

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CHEAP WATCH

iF so, CALI AT G. H. TAYLORS, NORTH SIDE OF MARKED SQUARE

Charlottetown, May 14, 1891.

plagues of history—such, for instance, as

s YoU WANTING A ’ an ccast we in a bank) RE YoU WANTING A GOUD OF Site EPER is Oa ee tee Sed ta 2E ; n NG A GOOD j that early in the Christian — aa eanerko 4 GOLD ENGRAVED RING SS sepatio’ ta the death cf 800,009

5 - precept sibes? S G ersons—suach plagues have not yet enttre'y

: NG A DIAMOND or other Set RIN “7 a raneiic ANYPHING IN JEWELRY oy wd pis se ae —n there-| as i 1 We N LING youR WaTci REPAIRED gericus visitation recorded for : RE YOU = a YOUR JEWELRY REPAIRED nd has heen incereased by ove! fect that the| to taste. a ae WANTING ANYTHING ENG RAVED cert hae aeons samt siah ; Every effort will be made

c unty last year. amage is dove. While investigating th ocust plaugue in

of time and expense.

ito themselves and see that every trace of the

There is neo’

Locusts ix AFrica.—Though mankind may avoid a repetition of the great locust

that, near the close of the last century, in vhich the locusts drowned on one part of

i s before cat! other causes, 3 a : eee ee a " e| Be sure and ask for “* Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing

Algeria, a member of Syrup,” and take no other kind. the French Academy, M. Kunckel Herculsis, '

, i3 ceported to have fallen asleep from exhaus- | tion, when he wasattacked by a swarm of i When his corpse was found the insects had | jecmpl te'y devoured bis hair, beard and Hecke,

A wein-n ta one of the London Hospitals is afflicted with an ovarian cyst weighting more | than i5! lbs.—much more than the patient | ; herself. Such viorbid growths of grest size | are not rare, but this is the largest on record. Jn more than 1000 cases known to Sir Spencer Wells, uone had exceeded 125 lbs. in weight.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |

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License vs. Free Ram. |

Sin,—The Guardian will, no doubt, be ! gratitied to observe that a new first-class | saloon is being opened on Water stree’ by a Halifax brewer; a new saloon also in Cameron Block by Mr. Byrne, and cthers in other places of lesser note. It seems the city is looked upon as an El Dorado by the Liquor trade, and we may expect to see the dealers therein flockwg to us from all paris during the *‘three yeara of plenty.” We | think a license law necessary if the city is to be habitable for church-going men and women. Let sickly sentimentalists in morality dream if they will, but, gentle- men of the Legislature, give us a

License,

The New Time Table.

Sin,—The people weat of Summerside Were anxiously awaiting the appearance of the summer time-table of the P. E. I. R. in hopes that the petition sent to the Superintendent, and by him forwarded to Ottawa, in regard to the change of time, would be granted. Bat I find, on compar- ing the new and old, that they are the same, with one or two trifling exceptions.

As the Steam Nav. Co. have placed a fast steamer on the route between Summerside and Point du Chene, 1 would think the travelling public west of Summerside should now be accommodated by our rail- way system. If the express that leaves Charlottetown to connect with the boats, would wait as Summerside until her arrival from Point du Chene, and then taking the mails and passengers, run right through te Tignish, it would be au immense bsnefit to the business men of the west.

The express sh: :!d leave Tignish in time to connect with the boat. at Summerside, thns saving people travelling to the main- land the Joss of time and expense of stay- ing in Summorside overnight. Again, trading peopie might leave Tigni-h in the morning, go to Summerside, have five or six hours to do their business, and be «bls to return home the same_eyening. .Undec the present arrangement wé have to remaia overnight at Summerside, and cannot get back to Alberton or Tignish until the fol- lowing day, thus causing considerable loss I trust the Superin- tendent will mterest himself in our behalf by granting this change of time,

Thanking you, Mr. Ejitor, for your valuable space, | am yours truly,

TreK1sB.

Tignish, June 4, 189i.

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Will Asiatic Chviera Follow?

Mr. Joe Howard’s theory that, one horror of a similar nature follows another to the pumber of three, has a chance for confirmation thie coming summer if certain predictions prove true. First it. was La Grippe: “ A whim” the French define it. Second came deaths by scores from its after effects, or from the many atmospheric changes of the past few months. Severe cases of pueumonia, bron- chitis, intense catarrh and general loss of strength were tne results, until death was almost welcomed as arelicf to the safferers. So that thia epidemic and ite sequence has proven to be the most terriliy realistic “whim” thatever infested thiscountry. And now fer number three; th: theory is said to be advanced that the cholera is very likely to find fertile soil in the generaliy debilituted eonstitutions of our people resulting from the effects of such a winter and spring as has just past, Whet'er the theory of three will be confirmed in this case or not, remains to be seen. At any rate it behooves every person still affected by any of the complaints due to these climatic changes aud epidemics, such as catarrh or bronchial troulles, to look well

trouble is removed this pretient ‘moath; be- fore the heat of suminer stil. more debilitates their syetem. For years we have found that simple old remedy Joh.son’s Anodyne Lisi- ment, used as directed, to he the mivst certain remedy for ail forma of lingering summer colds, catarrh or bronchial eff-ctions, +s well as a preventive and cure for all kinds of | summer complaints, It 1s absolutely certain! that a remedy that has sa vived for eighty years as Johusoh’s Anodoyne iiniment h s done, must have more than average merit. We suppose there is not a fauiily in this couotry but what has this good old fashioned remedy in the house. If there is, “e advise them to get it at once or write the mann: | factur«rs L. S. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass, i fora pamphlet describing its various uses for | | the last cighty years Now is the time, | Del ys are dangerous, and an ounce of pre | vention is werth many pounds of cure. -~7o-r

IF you want a standard bred stallion, mare or fily, you can get it hy at‘ending the ssie of royally bred lorees at Parkside Farm, Summerside, on Dominion Day

registered under Lule sx— the highest ru'e in breeding—and there is not a poor indi- vidual in the lot

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For Over Firry Years Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their childres while cutting teeth. It relieves th: little su‘ferer at once ; it pro-

e most! child from pain, and the little cherub awakes forty years,! as * bright as a battoa.”

It soothes the child, sot ens the

‘izratcry, | gums, allaye ail pain, relieves wind, regulates taid in the| the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for ,

diarrbees, whether arising from teething or Twenty-five cents a bottle.

mar2 3i eod & wky lyr

{teonats from which he was unable to escape,

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Every brood «nimal offered is standard and |

Deop ® pst card to) W. A. Brennan, Summerside, fora sale list. |

duces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the}

It is very peasant |

Z took Cold, ZX tock Sick, .

=e iad bad

K take My Mesis,

K take My Rest, AND TAM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING [ CAN LAY MY HANDS ON; getting fat tee, Por Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Gi} and HypophesphitcsofLimeand

Soda NOT ONLY CURED MY Tesedpe- text Consumption rer sur ME UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING

FLESH ON MY BOWES

AT THE RATE OF A POUND A DAY. i rAKZ ITJUST AS EASILY AS ITDO MILK.” Seotv’s Emulsion ts put up only in Sa’mon e lor wrappers. Sold by all Druggisis at 50¢. and $1.00.

SCOTT & ROWNE, Beileviile.

FO OER SE AOL OD OL et OME EO

FOR SALE.

1,609 dozen Bar Glasses, in the latest styles.

50.000 Cigars of the leading brands.

64 bris. Patterson & Hibbert’s Ale, in quarts and pints,

25 barrels of the Celebrated * Wilmot Spa” Royal Bel- fast Ginger Ale,

5 barrels Lemonade.

5 cases Mineral Water.

25 barreis Guinness’ Porter.

WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH, CONNOLLY BROS.

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Canadian Express Co’s,

MONEY ORDERS.

RRANGEMENTS have been completed £ for sel ing this Company's Money Orders in Charlovtetown,

For convenience, thie system does net re- qoire writing out an application by purchaser of order.

R ATES The rates charged for these

i 49e Orders are leas than by any

other means of making remit- tances when perfect safety is ail wded,

) re ® a Receipt, bearin Fox Security Aeadlestnaabaeats ‘ given with every Order purchased, so that in the event of delay or any otber cause an order fails to veach pavee, the amount will be re- funded either tu re- mittee or payee on presentation of re- ceipt, thoreby avoi'- ing the delay and annoyance incident to the duplication of orders when no re- cept isgiven. These orders will be paid at all principal prints on our line ; also over 10,000 places in the United States, will

Any further information Le freely

giveu on app d-ation to W. W. CLARKE, Agent, Charlo'tctown, May 30, 1891.

ligibly Situated Building Lats FOR SALE.

| “HELE subscriber hoving puceased the Cahill » Estate, situate at the had«et Uppr T’rince Street, the same for wale in Building Lys. This poperty, owing to the high ¢ evation of ihe Jand and the view which

oller a

lit communds of the ciey, is unearp rsed for

buai'di -«y par poses, Lovs diep sed cf at rea- sonable rates Plan af property ean be ren, and fail information as te terme of tale «b- tained, at the office of R Reddin, Solicitor.

WILLIAM McGRATH,

may 6--Im eod Charlottetown.

| OSBORNE HOUSE, Ch’town, May 21, 1°91.

| ENOR several years previous to, and since residing here, 1 have been using

Woodill’s

| German

Baking Powder,

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