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PHE GUARDIAN. 0HARLO'1`Tli10WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OCTOBE 23, 1901

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Dressy Littl€ Pillai:

A New srocx or A

R BHUSHES

We are showing some extra tiue values. ‘

They range from ‘25c. to $2-75

each. Our 25c. and 50c. lines are unusually go.d value.

THE MEDICAL HALL

J. G. Jamieson.

:Lev t -' e

NO PERSON E537

likes to walt very long to have re- pairs attended to. Q ten great in~

pour-¢_n€encpannteldsetr)1ous(d'amh|;$t<xJ; E oss is sus in n

it to ht the proper

HEEEEDO

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lc

Zirciie. “Wing only do our work

gzornptly but we do it properly.

i' workmen are experienced

and we guarantee satisfaction. H' Por Bell Hanging, Gas Fit- ting, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate work we are unexcelled.

l\0BT. B. SMALL.

Great George Street. Hillner s Old

d. ix 14 d or w

EE

(|00 lllllllllll Al lllll

100 good men to work on the Rail-

way at Blueshank. Steady work and good wages, Apply on the work to

I HOS. CAMPBELL

étf.

0§§!¥H~H§§§§§f3¥ § it

gaulttts

g When you wear a pair . OUR Rubbers you know you K have a good thing, because we *sell only brands that have

stood the tests.

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B §l?i§%i¥:&~i§§l;”§’§~HK§§

Made to stand any usage.

Made to fit any shoe.

all sizes, a‘l prices.

l§K§§K&§§K

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protection which the guardians of the /

Dr J public health ‘can give them is a state- »/_ 3 enfeebling draixmbut

' f ' ment too obvious to need any argument. in . E it h€211S irlf-1211111112-'£1011

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Graduate of New York University el !~ CUICS f€U12~1C Weak' ~ 1 0

» “ e l "' l’ " (_ f ness. It makes weak

Surveying Steaner Gulnare.) ,that alldue care and precautions fire! ;';>;n<;:10ms;t;o;ivi11and 3 0 . " years with what four phy-

iand late Surgeon on His Majesty s

Oflize and residence, Dor :heater Sl'

one doc r east of City Hotel.

I f_j_____ _‘,________,__________.__-Y.: ii

PLANT ENE

well~kii»'.\~ii steamer

]`|-|[ GUM-]|]|AN ..»............... ..... ... ........ ........

“packed conventions". Already we

A” I"‘leP°“d““* »l°“'““"» “"°m”‘*“°d °“ hear of one meeting in a country district

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earless; aiming to be

Just, lmpartlnl, Rolla o. lewsy seeking at all times to further he best interest i of the people. and recognized therefore as

The Peop1e’s Paper.

Published nt its oiiices, New Prowse Block North aide Post oice, at the following rates payable in nd_vnnce:- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one month asc. per r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $3.oo Semi~weekly gdition (Wed. I Sat.) per vear $i.5o; in advance .... . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.25 Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25 li advance ................................... . .$l.¢°

Branch Offices

have been established at the following places where subscriptions maybepaid, news urnish- ed, advertising, job work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C.

Baker, Manager.

Alberton, Albsrton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agen .

Souris East, Telephone Ece-P. G. Seaman,

. Agent

1'. F. B. irccRi»:.».ov_ J. P. Hoon,

E litor Business Manage

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gut loin; annular

' VVEDSNEDAY, OCTOBI, 23, K. ~ Y e ~+ -- J- s=_

THE DANGER FROM SMALL POX.

A Georgetown correspondent expresses

the fear that adequate preparations have not been made to repel a probable

invasion of smallpox during the coming winter, and especially in regard to pro- tecting our winter ports of entry. We regard the matter as a very vital one. There is every indication from the num- ber of centres already infected that

smallpox will be very widely prevalent in Canada during the coming cold season. And there are so many ways by which he infection may be spread and may reach us even from distant points, that it becomes the health authorities to be on the alert and take all possible precautions

ithout delay. The disease may be transmitted from lace to place by persons coming hither

ho, with or without knowing the fact

ay have been exposed to infection; it

‘may come in a bale of nieiclianclise, in

8

gr:

B

othing, baggage or oven in the mails.

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By one or other or all ifii-si .figericies a ‘ hannel of cominv.i»_'~_ -1 lf ~. li. tween the

sland and places w“~.~_ re Hu .llpox exists

n Canada or the Unite-‘. States is` almost

onstautlv kept up. We have for many

years escaped, but the immunity we have

Ga-.P46

enjoyed in the past can give us no security

M ‘ ’ .1 hid ’ » -

911 Si Women 3 9'” ° 1 Yen Sl for even a. week in the future. Precau-

Something has been said by Premier

where at the election of deie gates to the convention the chairman refused to

permit the electors present to vote by ballot for the delegates of their choice. This looks like an attempts to pack the convention with delegates of a particular strips. The Liberal party in Canada in theolden time claimed the ballot as a ' privilege to which all were entitled and - introduced it in elections. We fail toses

why the ballot should be refused in the election of delegates, when thosepresen*

desireto vote in that manner.

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When that cry sounds how people

ru?-'.. to help and sympathize! And when some nreman rescues a woman

from the flames, the

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streets echo with ap- plauding shouts.

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And yet if that

woman had perished in the Haines it is pos- sible that she would have suiiered less

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tions of a strict character are necessary to than She suffers a1_ _

prevent the disease being brought to our shores, to care' for and isolate any cases

that may break out suddbnly, and to

make provision in Charlottetown for a /

. . . /

eantasrious diseases hospital where a mation can be put _

fy/

its support. Further than this, they ar "titled to know what is being done, auf

I being observed. This is necessary,in orde . .that the public may be secure and ma

t

lto provide the proposed hospital? Th

l

We are in fact without security. O

nee, should the dread emergency arise. That our citizens are entitled to every _ ~ I

_~ = ~ soiin. A so in rnina ` have good grounds to feel secure' Thib _l of bladder and urethra. My case was chronic ,

. ` ,F and complicated. ' _ ` ' =

Ssurance vie do not have at the present ` but kept getting worse. Had been confined to , imc. Forinstiince, what is being: done

¥\‘>__°.\»\\.~\"\ \\le;.§§3

most daily from the inflammation which disease has lighted in

the delicatewomanly

' _il Orgfglism.

‘ at fire of in‘flam-

` M7 out. The gnawrng

Cor. Queen and Richmond Sts. _

,number of patients can be cared lor at ~§/ 'Q' I _

' ulcer_can be cured. 1 /f/’ ' 1. Dr. P1erce’s Favorite

.f/ ~ .Z-1'

A A Prescription not only

uarter 20th 1lFb8[§i.evg. you do not soo what you require ask for it.-PATON ri C0 »

Firsto . ,

Full Moon 27th, llh. 6m. in. _ , _ I _ _

my ¢r\ sun ‘seal High Water. _ » _ ‘ _ ,_ week Rites sets Morn|Arter'n _ ,». _ _ _ _

. _ ( L ‘ ’

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oi RLs INLPAN _

_ -.£l'I'-

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CALENDAR i=oR ocr. 1901 A “

MooN's Gauss in Have a nasty habit of wearing into holes almost the second time of washing ' " It depends when

G > . fl 52”” evg' vhem. PATON’S Curtains wear for years They 'come to us direct from the looms, and it will

' , . . 1" -,i . »

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h in Ayrshire L'.\ce'Curtains, Mr. Paton knows value.-'PATON -8: C0. _. 3, l .

it s~E5qua.re (J amps

i s -1-x1\TD--

1

What’~= the diiierence 'l Come to think of it, there e a lot. A. carpet square, may

in value. We call them =qua.re carpets because they represent the utmost quality this

` See th` diB'eren° " ie

price; and we call thazn carpet squares because they are made in given Sinai. 8 1 p,

T heso Gal-pet Squares Are Ready For Lllylng Dewi; E "

<>f=a1~1@<-°-=1=

and consist of picked qualities that will give entire satisfaction.

_ PATON’S New _Balmoral Art Carpet Squares, woven all in one piece, with s beautiful 'border Suitable for sitting room. breakfast room, and bedrooms. In_ choice combinations, crimson, fain When ordering please say if light or dark design is desired' ' '

Prices from $2.50, $6 OO to $10.00. ‘

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i Five |=Ac'rs,Asour ‘M¢Ws»~ 1

Press

Haszards’s Brahmin Tea________

. -Gobseb 100 ' lb." 1'

Its Flavgur cxcells all other moderate priced teas. Black E;r:ran»_ iE;e°r~15_

Its Strength' can always be relied on. cent bottles. `

Its Ng;-ng is known in nearly every home. _ Stljbwbaffy “Bd

- - _ i S ‘ Q5 cents r

Its Pgpulafity extends far beyond the limits of P. E. Island. I mga .have ggrds dw

[tg Purity is undoubted and guaranteed. V hom-agmnwn fruits undue

pure.

Honacn Haszann, ,__ E _ _ __

Strawberry 12" per lb-

\ y ure a ea c

tfor Canada.

_lO 18 d2w _ Sole Agen

R. F. flladdiqan

. = . , 1.3 establishes womanly

~// ir.. _ regularity and dries _

ulcerations and

“I suffered for four _ _

sicians pronounced ulceration and prolapsus of

Y the uterus,” writes Mrs. Ada Brooks, of nifty-

ville. Taney Co., Mis ' " l Ha tion

H

ad ses eral good physicians,

my bed five months when I wrote to you. I r eived your reply very soon and then dis-

getting better. In_ _ _ house work, including washmg and sewing."

Adviser, paper covers, is sent free-on ‘_ receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay

P

ur Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

of the Plan Line, will `o‘\V6 C1181" lnffefnwii for Boston via Hawkesbury

an-.;i Halifax.

Every Tuesday at noon

Returning will leave Boston Satur

days.

health authorities have need to wake up and show thatthey are on guard and active. It would be nothing less than a crime to permit the disease to obtain a 'lodgernent in the Island and find us unprepared, when by proper precautions

LIBERAL

Electoral

P”"’°°‘°U‘5e"5 Via' Pictou 0" W@dP" ' the invasion might be prevented. Queens.

. c Sa. urda s make connectio »~ -

“bah y On enquiry Bl? the P085 Office 'hm A cinvention of the liberals of

li0liVE_AlTIllN it

_ , -

' "LW Z ' ' *'- ~--~---- ` “‘-_ Telephone No. 25 Lower

In order to reduce our immense stock to mike |'»_imi»

~ ti

Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical _

_ All goods ii. our store at from

ex eiise of customs and mailing only. __ 1:3 P. C. 05"

Big bargains lor everybody.

This is a _genuine slaughter sale

655.3.; ef we. _oi Crockery- _

‘t Ham” for Boston direct' _ ' ` 8 hthe t i ueens- will be hffflll in the P L

I

_ Guaunisv learns that on Friday l t Wes Q

F tickets aml all particulars ap . ht train to Tignish was cancelled an `{ 1 i l\/I

|- LJ 9

or mg

ly t° l summer-side and no postal car went West _ in .this city ChaI]0ttet0wn_ 0 Sunnysida

ll- l. 0lllPllAl|» W- W- CLARKE “ntl t e S - _ _ _

Manager' Age,nf_ the 18th was made up at `Ch_ar1ott‘ebown " ` "" ' “A” ' """ '

for the Mail Clerk West and as no train A l IV;-'1{(f;=|§;~-l5;>e°Ywll;>( Rf"

` t the hour of 1 30 o’clock afternoon, _ _ Qpply at 0;,” to g_ JN

Jana 4' Chsrlotbetown' P'E° I went West the llfnilitér W8! delayed. 3 ' - _ ,

_ for the purpose of c1\00Sil‘l§ _8. I I _ L0s.1.___0_Wednesda evans”

` _ Streets fur boa. Finlerl-lease leavt

1

JOHN LINGL _,,,°°_;,°‘,;';-_,,,a':,ff,;,*=_,,,'§°;;

FIRST-Cl. ASS

Grafton St.. Chtown, P.E.l

UOUO mmol! Plum msn'

white shirt ec. Night shirt 4.; Uld¢\'\l%i1’¥ 3°' Woolen Shirt 4c. Shirt, with collar attached Bc.

Blue Underahirt 44:.

Drawers Bosoins 3 & 4e.

Hlllle Collar IMC. 2 Collar; 3c,

c“5"a.P¢f Wir 3c Neckties 154.

r ac Woolen Socks zc.

§‘3df€£‘

fsxc.

Pn1ni1yWash1g35c.perdnnstarehed vdlrmad-

1 1| i

Chinese Launlly, 0\F[\P$Y

~ ‘ Kidney

for which Dodd's Kidney Pills an the only oettam 1- h DOPSY *Ui* nays are actually u , and the water, which sgouldbo expelled in the

‘ form of in-ina. Bows back

and lodges in the cells of the Besh and pufs out the

ove the Blth

skinéh PlRem h _ whi ug: u t e dram- Restore the §{idneya to

ianxi

W A NTED

health. There is only one Kd!!! f’ `_` _

¢andidate to contest the Riding inthe Liberal Interest ar. therap- proaching Bye-election.

Each polling district vm be en-

titled to send live- delegaits to the convention.

eve- ye poll.~' " _

The conveners in the several polls

due notices are given of such meet- _ ings_ _ __

B. ROGERS,

' Présid en

Jour F. wanna,

i6-wai did _

l li ni ht of the 19th The mail of afioeeetawnszaoepawu

. `- _ ‘ _ _

T§§’rI¥E1 TRiPi-2 A

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"=f2iilr_vir+7=°~~».»'

‘L INTERNATIONAL S.

-'1'O~

Efrnstp

` - this

. " " `*. du do ed.

} I \ ~' ' '- :\ F7 i 'E U' Q

_ for new boo s _ __

_ l l .` I A "» bi. JOIN!

is meised my physician and began tal-:gig Dr, _ ‘ \ \ I

1 _ _ Pierce’s medicines. _I took eight hottl ot°_his 1 , .44 I n ‘matter must not be permitted to end in ‘Favorite Prescription' and 'Golden Medical ___ 3 3, 7_3, ,,.c,,_.,ck t _ _ _ , Discovei-y,’ and bcgan_to g_et_better at once. In ! - ; fm

I talk. ll' lltit l1l€3S\1I`¢S Ure bemg 535911 10 two months I could sit up in achair, and kept ._ ' -ei-' =»~_e____-

four months could do all my _ I V ' ,_

C'.>=:i1|iav'~c:in~_1_ Uc.c:-bi-_-r 15th Ihelprevenn Smallpox being imported 33,1

disseminated in this Province? We

know of none. It is impossible that we

S’ S' M L can feel secure under these conditions.

"-`:', S.:-cu _f

'*-.... ..»'

» o’cloc .

'I hrough

nl-» at :.11 Railway . Stations, and

f checked through _‘ lfa~¢-iengers arriving in St. john in the can go direct to the Steamer and tak Berth or State- room for the trip.

For rates and other information

nearest ticket Agent or to

\VI1.LIAM G.

1

1,,

._

Returning ton same days

k

e

i

m\uis._i.usrs.

FUUND

.’4.l. A'_..__.~. _ _

1 - in, Mt. Allison, igoz Find égepby applying at this oilice and this ad.

FOUND.-Near the Pork Factory a

er

LOST.-On July 18th between tion Co’s Wharf and Kensington . Road, a child's blue curl-cloth

` otfered.-P. 0 Box 34, Kensington, P

residence. With or without mede

i apply to this omce at once '

will arrange to hold meeting _for the ` election of delegates and will see that A '

‘ ' Secretary

WY ‘ (J-`Y".

li “A =\l\°<l 0\’¢\‘= ____

_ _ _ U ` _ _ _ A 'M _ I _ -ro-Liar.-rwo aefimaie

In addition to Overcoats ol our own manufacture we are this season s;.owing a larger range ol imported coats than we ever handled.

They are marked at lower prices th-.n you will find in any store on P. E; I., atleast we think so. We marked them with such small proilts that we cannot uko less than the marked price and that 'price is for all. Beeiers.$8.50 to $8.50. '

'Overcome '$4.50, for which you have paid from $5.0() to $5.75. -Oar blue Beaver cloth coat for 88.50.-you will ind equal to coats for which $9.80 to $10.00 has -been paid. ` _ _ A I

1\’arto tnejnterest _ci all who want our Ovsrocats or Beeiers to _ see* ._

our'vaiues.f' '_ _ _ .._,.__-__, ,. _.s__

:,- ‘..a» w- rr

' io~2a_ iw

warcrnn.-To buy a n’ce family"

ces. Parties having such property for

Kennedys near Dr Beer'| and reoeiv¢

WA _ E put _

this city a property suitable for house. Apply at this oice

WANTED.-A aervelt work apply to Irs. Arthur

WANTED--A Sill!!! S§d’

>&5.

.to lea the Tailoring. CMI N applyirii; to P. R. Newsom OFT”

A ronsam fa new oo\!°t"_°

nppytoa. nnrheniin lrC°~ .

‘ ' ron sA_1.Ef-The _ entnlly situated 0! mxiwm (fa