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LOWTHER & LEARD

DENT IST.

llnr llulil\aau’s Drug Store. suririensine. *him Eilnctloi ln thi IIALE IETH00

_liplnyed

Crown and Bridge work a specialty Plates, Vulcanite, Metal and Aluminu

Dentistry in all its branches.

A. W. LEARD. D. D. S.

J. S. L{‘W'1`HER. D. U. S

All kinds of General and Auaesthetics

' IB

PRINCE OF BIG GUN

Youre CHILDREN Ami MALI BiiieAi<i=Asi i=ooi>.

Do not allow your little ones t0\1S€

starcby and irritating foods such as oat- meal and the m8.i0!‘lfY Of °l`di““"Y pre' pared grain foods.They are hard to dl8¢S° and lack the grand constituents for the formation of bone and muscle. Malt Breakfast Food is DI`L‘flllZ0=`f»€d. therefore does not task digestion, and the Children love it and thrive fast on it. Malt Break- fast Food is as chcap as common outmeal; one packet makes thirty meals. At all

Grocers.

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BLOWN OVER A MILE

The work of destroying the condemned

guns at Fort Ogilvie, has been completed Seven guns were blown up, and the Work of mounting uve modern guns, similar to those used at Ladysmith, belonging to H. M. S. Powerful, has been commenced.

The blowing up of the obsolete guns

was accompanied with considerable danger; ln fact several men had very nar- row escapes. The first gun was blown up with gun cotton. Either too heavy a charge was used or proper precautions had not been taken. It was expected that the force of the explosion would not do

much more than break gun; but the

unexpected happened. The gun was

Your

blown in pieces and the force of the ex- plosion can be judged by the fact that a

Plan() piece of metal from the gun, weighing W3ntS about 75 pounds, was blown from Fort

can’t be filled as well by any piano

as by the MORRIS.

Do you know about the mechandism

of a piano-_-the hammeis, strings, dampers, etc, etc.? Can you deter- mine between cheap, unseasoned materials in the hands of poor work-

men and

A Plgno

high class,`expensive materials mould- ed by the most skilful mechanics that ever built a piano?

Morris Plano

You must trust a house witha

reputation: That is why so many pianos of the MORRIS make find a place in Canadian homesfrom one

.»_

-fs, =-. ,.1 L ._ »-""'°' Y""-~"'- usa. ""'

f li

end o fthe

Dominion to iheother.

Ogilvie to Greenbank, a distance of one mile. This place fell near the band stand and a short distance from a carriage con- taining ladies and gentlemen. A hole had been made in the ground, in which to place the gun preparatory to firing the shot. An examination showed that the force of the explosion had made the hole about two feet deeper. Gun cotton was not used [on the next gun. Dyna.- mite was employed. The shot blew half of the gun away from the muzzleto 'the centre. After further experiments the right kind of a charge was obtained, and no further difficulty was experienced. -Halifax Herald.

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PRIN CE, EDWARD ISLAND

And its Attraction Tn Tourists.

IJ~ I¢[&»C>l¢II111&»IJ., A8011*--_ “'°

Prince Edward Island’s summer climate

is delightful, and the scenery is beautif ul

f"" " _ and_quietly picturesque. Surrounded by

Q l"

fs `

. ‘I

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fiat' ”\

Don’t try to look pleasant

on that old wheel of yours

You can’t do it. Call and

see the Welland Vale or

Cleveland-the best wheels

on the market to-day-those

which have given the best

satisfaction in the past.

Last season’s - stock at

greatly reduced prices.

lark Wright & Go.

Charlottetown.

5-16tf

,A ttzizwo ft*

o£»\»\»\.s»sos-sa-sfso

wssfssa Aw

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The pathology of thirst as described by the well known writer, G. IV. Stevens, al- most makes one long to feel the desert thirst, (see “ \Vith Kitchener to Khar- tourn”), especially when one can quench it with such a palatable article as

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-f-*...'.'.“"

Limeiluice

The hotter_,the weather

the more deliciousiit tastes.

f i is.

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Simson Bros. &. llc. ‘”'°1=°°1¢D~aim~ , anim, as

“' =_--._.;__ _,__ _

NOT MEDICINE but nourish

ment is what many ailing people need. The system is run down from overwork, or worry, or excessive study, or as a result of wasting disease. _ PU'l"l`NER'S EMULSION is what is needed to repair waste, to give tone to the nerves, quicken the weary brain, and replace lassitude .and weakness with health and vigour. The increase in weight, the firm step, the bright eye, and bloom- ing cheek proclaim a cure.

Be sure you get PUTTN ER’S. the

original and best Emulsion.

Of all druggists and dealers.

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Baby’s Ow Soap makes the little ones happy by keeping thel tiny bodies ir: a healthy,

clean conditicn.

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" giuliusiiilii

THE A|.sE\=i'r ToiLi:'r SoAP co. '

MoN'rssAt, '

lllllll OI’ TH! CILIBRATZD ALBERT TOILET SOAPS.

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. I3' 7 E3 . Just received 375 boxes of Oranges

.and Lemons, selling cheap wholesale and retail.

W. ll. Hutcheson, C,,?;§,§;’;,

ry.

--21 dtf.

aasssssssssas

ills All Is Said§

*leans ,db

q."’.,. _ thins# #

mger llc, Cream Soda Lemon Soir

etc. possess all the Sood pualities tha

mark the best gra e o Carbonate

* _ Charlottetown.

the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the sea breeze and the ad- vantages that can only be derived from sea bathing at about 65 degrees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 inhabit- ants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large whole-. sale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company two Electric light plants, and a street railway ls in embryo. It has a first class water works and sewerage sy s- tem. It is famed for its wide- and shady streets, its many pleasant drives the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surround- ings,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 sev- eral Bne public buildings and a market _which is one of the chief resorts of the citizens here. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packingestabllsb ments in the Dominion.0n the west sides is Victoria Park-a. favorite summer resort-while on the east are the magnid- cent new Exhibition Building and Driv- ing Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beautifully laid out with blooming' plants of every description, a fountain and well arranged walks, and enlivened with a band of music during the summer even ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and rivers. affording most pleasant excur-

Queen and Revere

Summerside has above 3000 inhabitants It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay.

agitated for. The hotels are-Clifton Queen. Russ, Strathcona and Campbell.

Georgetown and Souris have a popula- tion of about 1,000 each. In the former are the Aitken’ and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse a very pleasant sum-

imer resort, is the Landsdown hotel; in Alberton,ithe Albion Terrace and Wisner in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in Kensington, Clark’s and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson’s. p The following hotels open for the surn-

at Stanhope, Mutche’s and Cliff; at Brackley Point, Shaw‘s; at Rustico, Sea- side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at

Seaforth° and at Pownal Florida

while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with

-___ * All the advertising one can do will# 01-TAWA out June 3_(3 e¢ia1)_Th ii-_ ° - _ ~ . _ ' ' _ ¢ _ u ' p ' I e ‘

f is s;s;1;;1§.’.;§..‘;°..“::. .:‘;::‘:;:;‘°.;1.: si .£313.13..I`§Zl..g»‘l§’§‘.$.“.f”.‘§f£§i'.§§’§ .flfi f°“°‘;";,“ Iwi” diffrent "=““° W; 006 cR|l|l°0Il

5 1. 1 - ~ d - » ' signe y re. . iam oussean o adSve$t_las§e=a;!f<u§1i.ery_respeCt an then* shortly invade Canadian territory and 10 F1011! Sf-l‘€€f»» DMS City. shows what A mal will coimnce you that our* Mtempta combination of the Dominion, some women can go through, and yet

live°- ,

the Montreal and other large cotton in- ' . - - j

. _ - . “I have been aili for three years I k

d“fm°"° Questmned °“ the S“bJ°°i" by' $1. My .back was dreadfhlgy sore. My head n

Witness reporter, a gentleman who is ached all the time. My hands were very prominent in one of the largestiof 3W°l°“ “mi Very 'Painful' `

_ . ‘°I cannot tell ‘ the pains I endured. N o

these concerns acknowledged that he un- Words can describe mv mrtum

V _ L v_ . .I

derstood there was an agent of Mr. Mor- ‘°I used Dogldls, -Kidney Pills-three ` W.

gan’s visiting in the city, and that he 501°/331f»°§¢$h.¢1`-91151 3m Welh

's"°"g°s‘ _ - was interesting himselfin the affairs of A "They d-1 mmm' mreetchu 'm “D mn”

I the different companies. “And would _, §?§¢§r;hE :,Pg£an;» mme°rm°mI

your company sell?" was aked. “Why Dodo's, Kidney Pius have wrought ` . Stoves and

woulda-t we sep if we gag om. pricey.; ame miraculous cures in and ‘arounde

f-*i§‘*,*#*,¥f* évsslllevvlrf-Mfntr.s1 W§\me=s§~ 1,, °.‘i‘.'.'°£°.,'}‘f;'i§,T1‘;’i.f7’..§',“t-.ii.‘,°‘°.‘°"’ "’“" , Walker’s,Corne r. May-30,;eod1;& wlyr -

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND E8. Iwi.

2 ` e ` I

C"'..-'\

Going Up Stairs,

If you are suffering from anaemia the blood) or from a weak heart the fact made painfully apparent every time you occasion to walk up stairs.

On such occasions does your heart beat

lently ? Do you feel out of breath Do limbs ache, and are you easily exhausted P

These are signs of anaemia and heart

ness Palor, sunken eyes, thin Checks, appetite, and general lanvuor are other

Organic disease of the Heart or 1

may easily follow if your condition is

Dr Williams Pink

FOR- PALE PEOPLE,

"AIM .P51535 ?2N7.\"..i Mak; ¥`vL3.§d`TI¥lYKR._H

|K’¢\?J!`¢£'K§.¢~&.-m QEDMJK/i ‘HIGH

cure anaemia and heart weakness, and

‘ r

sions. The principal hotels are Davies, ky \

. H it l

Tmcadie Beach’ Acadia; at Alberwn’ keep ahead of Australia in the matter of

’ ’ ° ul t' . Th ° t . `

In addition to those already mentioned ;0‘;t;_l;na popilaigxin of c;n;.;;5fWf:

there are other towns and villages in the increase of A minion over the’ p’rev;ouS Province with hotel accommodation, census__Sydney ReCord_

ago

and

for

Mr. John,-Barley, Lachutc Mills,

says:--“Up to about seven years

these symptoms. They make men and strong and energetic, and are equally \ for young and old. These pills make new, blood with every dose,

exhausted nerves. `

HEALTH BROKEN DOWN.

.l had always been a. healthy

man. At that time my health began

to give way, and at last I was left - almost a physical wreck, the least » exertion would leave me breathless

exhausted and for thelast live

years have. not been able to do steady work for the best part of the time, and as the many medicines I tried failed to help nie, I had begun to look upon my case as almost hopeless. Finally a. friend urged me to try Dr. Wnlianis’ Pink Pills, and now after the ,use of only live boxes 1 am feeling Well and strong. It is simply marvellous what they have done for me, and I shall always reo- ommend them to my friends",

Dr. \/Villiams' Pink Pills have also cured

ataxy, rheumatism, and sciatica; also all diseases

impoverishment of the blood, scrofula, chronic

sumption -of the bowels .and lungs general muscular

loss of appetite, palpitations, pains in the bacl.

ache, and neuralgia, early decay, all ladies

hysteria. These pills are a tonic, not a pu gativc

druggists or by mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six $2.50, by addressing the Dr. Williams Medicine Co, ville, Ont.

As many worthless substitutes are ofiered be

Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People

will look after it carefully and not let it run all over the town at night. But if he hasa boy it is different; ' he is turned loose ata tender age to go to the bad-and yet people wonder where the members of the army of loafers, cigarette fiends and gamblers come from. They are germinated from the pure seed gathered at home and sown broad- cast on the streets and alleys. The boy ought to be given an equal chance with the bull-pulp surely.-Kingston Freeman.

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Canada will have to pullout if she is to

--#mms

- of Ottawa.

It hasthe largest a d fl est de t - ' . ' , ' ' ai st... in ti.. Mimi. Pmviflfil- took AFTER THB nov. CAREER °F A PEANUT# WG- 1 me Pmtrv cause

sides having other large retail stores. It ___ ____ has an Electric Light Plant, and a water ' ' W' Mills 91° 9930115 kink. has had Tdkh, of re mn needs;

works system and swerage are being f a man has aafty don bun pup h? an mf'er°”t“"'3 career' He ben” lifff 9-S5 only chgige th: wguld

people would be to eliminate are a good many like the gentleman who went to hear the

case,

peanut vender on a train. When only twelve Years old he had contacts with sev- 'ml railways running out of Chicago fer the exclusive right to sell peanuts on the trains. This lad of twelve had grown men in his emply.Mills is now the employ- er of more than 600 men. He is manager of a company that makes -slot machines which supply Salted peanuts.

vation Army in Canada, is slowly recgver.

mer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View; 1 ing from her recent illness, but has been~

AUSTRALIA cA1N1Nc. l

compelled to artistically retire from ‘the °"e"Si8l1¢ Of the work in the Dominion for the summer. _The period of Hve which is considered the average term of 3 territorial ofli'icer’s command, will expire in her case this month. It is likely how- e"€1‘. Ullab She Will remain at the head of

and strenvthen

HAD HOT STRENGTH

Miss Leha C

Gaspe Que ,

for some time I had not strength to could not walk even a

thout be out of

enough to walk a out resting, and way I would hams' Pink Pills

suderefrs and think prised at the results

short time wh

Ingersoll prove to his own that the hell theory was intoxicated gentleman thusiastic and yelled out Bob, put upagood strong whole lot of us fellows

» you -Alexandria Glen

SALVATION ARMY.

Miss Booth, Com-igssioner of the Sal- _-Q _-.

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE

In England astory is told of

Newcastle man who was asked is the difference between today Bm!

years agol” The old gentleman d

Fifty years ago everybody li

the Canadian wing until her health is re-

mackerel, while game of every descrip- .

tion a bounds. SURE ALL OVER' I

O V ui 1 .

~ Back Sore, Head Sore, Hand Sore-The

' WOULD THEY SELL; Terrible Experience of Mrs. Rousseau I

, .

., = . s.

.;`_§ ’~=_3_; ",~; -§.'.j ,.=._5 _wi , ' ` - ~ ‘-.;_ .v,,f. ,.> I' fra 4; . -.Q-f ,-1

1,. `."` .-!~'.‘ '~ . -“ Q. ‘ i, s »_-_.»-- . -¢-, » ., . ,.. a A a_ 7.1, .g _ V _ _ . _ , ,_. u__ » . _ ,_ 1_(:_v>_,__ _ .»,- -,

- : Fm.,-f . ,-\

, ‘_ , I , . .f_,, _,

his shop, now everyboiy lives

stored at least. incoin ~.’