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TRI RVILS OF CONSTIPLTION. |

This immune condition causes sick

lhdaehe, abdominal pains, piles, and ln nverecasee insanity and apoplexr. The most agreeable and satisiactorymremedy is lferrcsone, which makes the wela so well ordered that natural and unassisted notion is established. It is mild _and certain in action and never causes cis- treso or inconvenience, and may be taken al longvea: required. Pain in the stomach and in tines, p?les,biliousness and head- tehe disappear at once when lFerrozone is used. Recommended and sold by urns.

gets, price 50c. By mail from N. U.

leon & Co.. Kingston, Ont.

No Pius Lure Du. H.urrL'ros's.

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P. B. Island Laundry Starch

We are now oiering to our customers a pure

Wheat Laundry Starch

which has been thoroughly tried and giving entire ssusiac- iron. Try a sample pound and en- courage home industry. loc. per lb.

J.D_llacLeod&Go.

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MIHHIIIN IN IIISEIIIIII.

The Man Who Ended the War WarmI_y Welcomed and the

Victim of Magersfontein Ignored.

Losnoxr, July:l0.-Lord Kitchener has

become the hero of the Radicals and pro- Boers, because he is credited with having brought the war to a close by insisting upon magnanimcus terms for a brave enemy. I Both political camps will unite in wel- coming him home this week.

His next command will prcbabiy be in

India, but he will likely remain untill the end oi the year in England, where he can beconsulted by the War and Colonial cdices respecting the settlement in South Africa.

Lord Methuen‘s return to England has

beenasquiet as Lord Kitcheners wel- come will be demonstrative.

Methuen remained in South Africa for

alonger period than any others of the _generals of the original army corps of which so much was expected, and by which so little was accomplished.

He has risen in public estimation in

consequence of the British grit he show- in persisting in seeing things through. Notwithstanding his final defeat and capture. he has a bettnr public reputation than Gen. Buller or the other orginal generals, with the exception of General French.

General White, who has been properly

reticent since the relief of Lady Smith, has profited by Buller’s publication of the budget of war correspondence, and is now accounted one of the most gallant

y and faithful soldiers of the British army.

BACK T0 THE FARMS.

A steady stream of repatriated burgheri

says the Times’ correspondent at Johannes burn, has recently been returning home. The Boers are supplied with tents,equi'p- ments, and rations for one month. This week the gene: al return begins by Govern- ment transport of those not possessing horses and carts of their own.

A local commission in each district will

assist infthe restoration of the people ti their homes, supplying food, shelter, seeds, and stock when necessary. Each com mission will be under the presidency of the resident magistrate, and will exercise broad discretion in making grants with regard to present needs,not with regard t0 the position of the familiesbefcre the war.

The correspondent points out that the

national scouts (Boers who fought on the British side) deserve preferential treat- ment. and are as anxious as the others t 1 return to their normal life. Not more than 400 of these will return to their own farms. Many of them may take advantage of the Government land settlement schemes.

This week a. group of settlers possessing

some capitrl will ba established in the Ermelo district. These include more than fifty New Zealanders.

The sum of £3,000,000 will be put at the

disposal of the local commissioners for the settlement of claims for war losses. When a successful complainant has receioed no supplies, his share will be paid in cash. In other cases the value of the supplies

granted will be deducted.

GIIINII IIIYISIIIN Hill] III MAIIISIII

Report Received iand__Comm\ttees% Appointed to Examine

” ; them-Interesting Program in Evening.

And Keep out Plics and _ _

Grand Division, Sons of Temperance,| A committee was then appointed for the

‘ met on the above date in the Public Hail, evening entertainment and after some

MargateonFriday.- First session opened twords from the representatives of the at 11 o'¢1ooks.m,w-ren G. w. 1°. in ¢ns'arn¢nnearvi§r°ns,f.n¢mes:reg adjourned.

We have screen dggrs and chair. Hostottheomoers were present, At the public entertainment in the

The time of the session was chieny econ-‘ evening the following program was I de-

Standafd Sizeg, pied with receiving the reports of the liveredto alarge and appreciative audi-

' diiferent ofiicers and the appointment of ence.

committees. Chorus-“Holi the Fort.”

SCICCII WUC 211 messes-E. s.Wes1¢s, tr. Bernard, L, Address G. W. P. Edwards.

State of Order -A. S. Wright D Rack

The afternoon session opened at two p I

C M°K;n,,¢,,,_ Address of Welcome-Wm. Brown.

Chorus-“March On

e will clear them out at a nam, Wm. srswhrn Address-A.‘\‘N. McLeod.

Recitatron, Aunt Patlence’s Donoh-

I ~ . . t ”-llissT t .

-s small advance on cost’ m. Six members were initiated. The “°S°1°_Bm £313”

diferent committees then handed in their Add _'E ‘t S W k R G S 1-gports Reports were also received from Cholfgzi 01:35” d ‘a n de; sévard ' '

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I 't' f P. E.1. Theo. P -

_ _ ecitation “An O 1 S ”-W. E.

& §I5i:533;?°5°3;53;3k°“ °f °° do §“"’°’“”"' S' “"‘“”°'

cided to remain. in office till the end of the Edwards. ’ n 7 °“ \

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I Di‘"i5i°° 7°'“" Chorus-“When the Right over Wrong

. . ' fs ‘ _ shall Prevail."

A ddress - Henry Rackham. Recitarion, “Tue Three Scenes”-Fairlie

Durant.

National Anthem.

' , y WANTED-A case ot headache that

KUMFORT Powders' will not cure. from ten to twenty minutes.

BUSINESS BOOM WITH UNION TRADE

0 .

= Come, come to the Union Store where

_ ever bod is oin and et ou

Y Y 8’ 8 R y r summer

suit. Prices very moderate; satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. Cloth sold by the yard cheaper than any

'"1 y ttore in the City. Come and see us and r ‘oe convinced Terms cash,

_ JAS. CALLAGHAN.

` Are the newest, nattiest, -

coolest and most comfort- " _ able thing ever made for

111611.

Three dozen came in yes- _

terday.

They do away with the

ugly belt.

rves you. They hide

They do away with that bound feeling a shirt I

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the suspender,

'lhe nicest iron beds ever shown here for I

the money, are the ones we now have at $4.75. \Ve have others at higher prices, or those who want them, but we ccnside these excellent value. C all in and ge them.-John Newsom. 9 rw

_ our;

Snda Flavors

are very popular. -

Our coiiee is especial y ine.

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-aigne Kola, Lemon Sour, Orange Phos-

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if you take your coat oif you are still prcsentable. They do away with the laundry, your wife or mother can do them up just at nicely. They are the acme of com- fort. Price $I,25 and $1.35. Of course as usual herc’s the only place you can get them.

" ¥ROWSEBBOS.

` An extension

_should be. We make it from the finest Mocha and Java,

Our Strawberry is prepared front

our own native fruit.

Our Lemon from fresh fruit.

All our flavors are pure. For

For Pure Ice Cold Soda

Come here.

A. W. REDDlN,Pl1m., B,

- The Square Drnggist Sunnyide.

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any

Sm,-Receiving :Phe Guardian every

times spent on the island last winter and the more experience I havoc! living ln other places, the more I think people tshouldbe satisfied in that “Gurdon 01 Eien." I have had considerable exper- ience oi living in South America, a country which some people rave about and in South Africa. where I went through the campaign with the Seaforth Highlanderl, and also in many other parts of the world but in no other place have I met with such friendly and whole souled people as the residents of Prince Edward Island, where every thing is done to make the stranger feel at home and have a good time.

Iam at present living in Regina, the

-Capital of vhs Territories, a' town not

quite an large as Charlottetown, and it only has the advantage in one thing and that is mud. Regina is nobrd the Dominion over for the quantity and quality of i s mud. The west is'a go-ahead country, but for thejoys of living rrms- port me to the Island.

I have had the pleasure of meeting

many old Island reople ln the west, and ii all cases they are doing well and have a prosperous future before them.

I take this means oi thanking the

people I came in contact with on the Island forthe good time they 'gave me whilst among them, but especially those _ times I spent between Scanchel and .Rose Valley,where I spent one of the best times in my career. Wishing The' Guardian every success, and which I can assure you is a welc nn e visit an-_ °

Yours truly,

Regina, July 6. DAN MacAnLar.

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Burnin¢,.li:c|\i_ng, ~

long with piles. _

I and respected citizen, of Cobog -states:-“Having used Dr. Chase's _ ' `f;f men! for piles. I can canary value, The suiieriug which

from the burning

.. Ea, § giiaic iriggii- “i»raii stares s » ~ 3 £5'

f great mf! more than slight them. But while _ Dr. Chase°s_ brought quick relief iv went further and made a thorough cure.. I cannot say loo muchin recommendation of this great remedy."

This is the only tion which is

positively gnannteedntfaptzm any form of piles. Ask your neighbon about it. 60o. a box, at all dealers, or Edmauscn, Bates & Co., Toronto. s .

r. Chase’s

Dintment

Putz Cream -Vampire Fly Cat-hm..

sticky-Good Insect powder and other necessiti-.-s at C-ntral Drug Store. 14 2i

Haw YOU S3811 preit r transparencies

just received at Taylcr’s Boikstcre. Son e- thing nice to ha-rg on your window, onli and see them. _ 11

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Ask for Simmons’ Giugfr Ale, Cham -,.

p e, etc., the best thirst queuohers_

12 3i

Extraordinary sale cf Dress Goods fo

Saturday evening and Monday for-snoop °Dly. Watch this space.-Jas. Paton &

Co. _ 12 21

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WE »

WANT

Your work in the MACHINERY line I

We can save you money on it

Enough said. _ ‘I

and tlann ltr.

Founders, Enginggx-3,

Machinists and Boilermakers, I _ s"“m N°ViKl\tion Co’s Wharf. I

Charlottetown, ` P. E. Blind.

Phone 125. u

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Fuss orr

week makes me think of the good old.

Stinging Piles __ _

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Mr. W. H. Whitehair, a well-known?

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There is something else necessary besides

and a toe to make a stocking good iitting I be tapered properly at the ankle; long enou~ cover the knee, curved at the instep, double sole spliced heel," without knots and above all sr

‘ _ elastic and fast black, all of which is embod

`~ our stock of hosery. -

Black Catton Hose S Black Cottonhcse “stainless

Imt._Cashme're Hose Bl3Cli C3SliIii€i'C HOSE

Our other prices _are

28c, 30c, 35c. 38c, 45c. 50c, and 55c

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‘lhat is what our crock consists of all persona 'ho ha"

nitings pr »n mncorhem the Bceet seieclion they have ever

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If it is used as directed. It does not Is now 0 f

smashes I |`s° | |c E :an-‘:..<:.'. eh-» rf W. T P” °f the sewn-Beufrul me-y

_ ' _ ‘ Zn' or raven we mn ter Bathing Boatiu covered ‘pall ------ _ --~ s _ Iac are We °»~= _ It and by

f th Lobs ' ‘ ' ' f I f »

Season has been0gf;1tedf§rt§,1S3;;§ C_3fP¢_i1i¢r-Horton C0., Bost0n,`U. S.L ;1I§;1eetS aol; EY _dave HHHt€I iR1Vef St2ilZ10i1 Wil

f-till zoth July. _ V 13.1115 _

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