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run ecannian. cHAnr.orrirroWN, PRINCE EDWARD rsLsNn.iilIl'EniiirAnv 1li,idi1l. ` I "fill

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‘Which is the progressive and

upto~date Drug Store ? Chorus of the people

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etlleel Hall.

ilere we gat the best goods at the Brest prices.

J. C. JAMIESON

Druggist.

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ranite Kitehen Utensils

at giiaaatteed lower

pri:e~s than any other

store iv the citv

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1\£[`E_`J"€1CJ

cccoco HERBERT A. TANTON,

LATE OF NEW YORK. -r1~:.icnEn or-

HANO. ORCAN AND VOICE CULTURE.

Voice culture a specialtyf Studio-'l`anto1i's .\`e-.v lluildizig. Great George

Sreet. Charlottetown, P. li. 1.

0$ce 'mours,1;> to 1, 5 to 6. gm

ltr. l. lt. Ayers

`. BENTTST .

orrice~sum»ys|a¢. No

Prowse Block. Fuss door to the light np stairs

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

prices. »

Public Meeting.

Harlh River- Bridge.

A public meeting of the citifens of Charlotte-

bwn and others interested in the proposed new bridge across the North River rom Brighton Store to Dockenclnll will he field in

MARKET HALL

insffharlottetown on Tuesday evening next the nth Febniziry at eight o'clocl; p. in.

All interested are i:‘.vitcl

_ By order cf Committee.

Feby. 6 \v:idl;:11 .fe iz pd.

WANTS, LOSTS. FG UND, ETC

GENERAL h`El<\`.-\.\"l` \`\.'A.\"l`EI)-it Ont? for small fziiiiili-_ To suitable party good vi-;~.ge~ given. Apply to .\li's. Louson. Higgs Cottage Brighten 9 :ji p.l

`WA.\"l`1£D- 151 ight men and women caii\'as>tcrs

br "((Y)i1een Victoria. Her Life and Reign." ihitro uction bv Lord Dufferin. A thrilling new book. Sales marvelous. The Queen as girl, wife, n'1otl1er`arvd monarch. Reads like a lumance Graudlyillustrated. Big commission looks on time. Lots of money in it. .Send for free prospectus -THE l.l1\'5CU'l"l` PL'Bl.lSll- ING CO.\Il’.\l\`Y, Toronto 31 dstvi' .iw

.

WA.\I’l`ED.-Cap:i‘lc. reliable person in' every

county to rr present ’arge company oi solid finan-

cial reputat cu; Solar? sazziry per year, (payable weekly; $3.00 per oziy absolutely sure an all ex- pense.~; straight, bfma-fide. definate salary, no commission; salary paid each Saturday and ex- pense money aftvanced each week. S'r.i>:1>.».nn Horan, C.-\x'ro.\' BU11.r;1.\'G, C1»11c.\Go.-

1 11 301 d.

LOST-On Saturday evening between VV. F.

Carters Store and Hotel Davies. a purse con- hining a sum of money and sundry papers 0wner’s name stamped on inside of purse. Finder will be siiitab y rewarded by leaving at Weeks & L`o's Store. I5tf

F0\'.\'D-ln the Opera House on the night of

lhe concert, a gold locket with chain attached. Apply to 5 NV. Crabbe. Stf

'F0 BE LET-'l`he desirably _~'ituated dwelling

louse on Grafton Street west. lately occupied by Bimcnn McLean, with ctaclihcuse and stable. Hbuseeis fitted with first-class bath-rooin. sewer- .1ge,_uni all other modern conveniences. Rent moderate- Apply to Thomas Campbell, Rich~ mend St.<\Vest. ` ,_2_~,tf

K WANTED--\ neat intelligent irl to do house

'work in the forenoon, and atten§ bekeshop the*

balance of day. Wages $8 :.1 month at first and jiaiif satisfactory. Apply S. M. McW’illiams, zoo’ llefriimac Street. i\'eivburyport_ Mass. 4tf.

T0 LE'l'-The dvvellin house on Prince

S¢ree!,at present occupierigbv Mr. james Uns- worth. Apply to W. W. Wellner. zztf.

OFFICE T0 LET.-A comfortable oliice in the

Stamper Block. Apply to Prowse llros.

Feb. 3 1900-tf

‘KGENTS WANTED.-ro sen our Boer-union Wu' and Family Record Pictures. Our agents lake] rom hoo to Faso a month, canvassing these beautiful pieces o art. See our large ads.

(eve da >‘ :ii rt fni' _H mil.. §if;T‘é‘3Tf’ eiisiis, °m_ "‘ "“"" °’“.§

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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal, untrammelled and fearless; aiming to be

Just, lmoart|al,I\Rellableflltlewsy, seeking nt :ill times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized lierefore as

_ T119 1'-’.'>op1¢:>'.s I-’a1>or.

Published nt- i ts ofllccs, how Prowse

Block. Nortli side Post Oilice, at the fol- lowing tutes, payable in advuncez- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one month 2.3¢; ner yr . . _ . . . . . _ _ . . . _ Scuii-weekly Edition (\\`-'ed. 8: Sat.) _

per yr. $1.50; in advance _ . _ . . . . _ . . . ._ .$1.23 Veekly Edition (Wednesday) per yr. $1.25; in advance _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$1.(l)

Branch Offices

have been established at the followindg plarcs where subscript.ior_is_ rnay_ be pni , iiews furnished, advertising. _iob work I and other husiiiess trnnsacted:-- Sunnnerside, Curries Bookstore-J. B. C.

Baker Manager.

Atherton, Atherton Bookstore-G S.

Mnttart, Agent.

_ Souris East., TeIcp1ioneoilice~ P. G. Sea~

innn.Agent. I

J. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

Editor. Business

Manager

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MONDAY, FEB. ll. 1901.

TUBERCULOSIS CONFERENCE.

health olliecrs and all others interested

has been called by Lord Minto to con-

sider the question of tuberculosis, and all

that pertains to its prevention and cure. As the meeting will open on the 14th

iinstunt at Ottawa there will be but little time for deliberation before the delegates must be on their way. \Ve understand ' that medical practitioners in this city and on the Island, in common with members of the profession throughout- the Domin- ion have been invited to attend.

We think both the Provincial and City

Governments might well give immediate attention to this matter and ought both it to be represented. The ravages of tuber~ 'culous disease are simply appalling throughout the world and our fair Island

yearly contributes alsrife quota to the number of victiins. On the continent of

Europe, in the British Isles, in the Unite-l States and elsewhere the

`. "white plague" as it is frequently called,

has engaged the attention of the foremost Imedical and scientific authorities; great

I . . . I Congresses have been called to discuss it

and much progress has been made toward ascertaining the character of the disease,

how it; originates and is spread, and some

ofthe ways in which its ravages may be curtailed.

Science has settled the fact that tuber-

culosis, including its best known form of consumption of the lungs, is an infectious disease; that the germ which imparts it to the human subject may be conveyed in the dust of the air from the dried sputum of a consumptive patient, er from eating the insufficiently cooked flesh of a. tubcrculous

animal, or from drinking the milk of a

cow infected with tuberculosis. Knowing

_ this much the necessity becomes apparent for the isolation of consuinptive' patients, for special hospitals or sanitorizi in healthful localities for their care and cure, and for great precautions to prevent the

spread of the malady from diseased to

healthy persons. _

Canada has been turdy in taking action,

and especially have the Governmental authorities. federal, provincial and civic been neglectful of the vast: interests involved. We get almost into panic if

smallpox or cholera threatens us and all the energies of government and the health boards are quickly put forth at such times; yet consumption sweeps into the

gmve in a single year more Canadian

victims than smallpox or cholera has

slain within a century. Yet a small beginning has been made toward dealing

with the malady. Ontario ani Quebec

mei-|T's 'DISEASE

ls the deadliest and most painful malady to which mankind is subject. Dodd'9 Kidney Pills will cure any case of Bright's Disease. They have never failed in gng single ease. They are the only remedy that ever has cured it, and they are the only remedy that can. There are imitations 'of Dodd's KidneycPill.».~-pill, box and name-but imita-

' -tions‘a.i°e_dan rous. The

DODD$ r_t Kto'NEv FnLLs

lhy eedta aboxeknll. dnazglsts.

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A national conference of physicians,

I scnption. I began the use of it abate ears

have each a snnltorium' for cons/umptives,

shelter one ln nu hundred of the patients

Ihspc it may be within thc first quarter of

seen by the common people in its true

prompt and energetic why, and with as

evinced when there is an outbreak of

our midst. It is surely high time that the public mind was awakened and edu-

the medical _profession and the civil authorities ought to lead the way. Lord

Minto, with a sense of deep responsibil-

ity and of the gravity ofthe public peril has culled this great national convention.

passitllghtly by. \Ve need the benefit of all the light and information which the

convention can give, and can only obtain it by being well and ably represented in ` the meeting.

___¢__.

stituting the Board of Water Commis-

sliould retire each year was a wise one and generally approved by the popular

against a timely infusion of new blood.

Under the ward system as it now

one voteeacls, while those in another ward have each three votes to bestow. In

the coming plebiscite all will have an

equal voting' pow¢>r,as they have in the

election of aMayo-r. We hope to find a

electors will have an equal voice in the election of every man who is to sit at the Council Board.

__ _ __ _ .._.._

“I have also recom-

mended these medi- cines to my friends Who sufferecl from female weakness.”

fi file _w

- Iwas troubled' for three* years with nlcerm f tion and female weakness a d dcet

_ _ n my orgave me

but little- relief," writes Mrs. Lulu Hunter. of Allenton, St. Louis Co., Mo. “ I saw ainadvertise- ment in the paper of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre~

I tookiive bottles of it, and one bottleol Golgi

i Medical Dis_covery,’ and my' health- is better now

than it was for ears I h al

. . y _ . ave 'sortcominended

these medicines to some of myfriends, who suf- fered' from' female weakness. and good results have followed;"

The greatest admrtisemenm of Doctor

Pierce's Favorite Prescription are the Women. who-have used it and been cured by it. -It is not a.- common “cure-all.’f It hasa single punpose, the cure of dis- eases peculiar to wonmen, :md this pur- - pose it accomplishes thoroughly and per- ma-nently.

There is no alcohol, or opimn. or other

narcotic contained* ine Dr. Pi.erce’s Favor- ite Prescri. tion. Such a claim cannot be truthfully made Ear any other prepara- tion fit up; specially tin' women and on sale at the medicine stores. Accept no substitute.

Every sick or ailing woman is invited

to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free of charge- Everyfletter is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential All answers are- sent in sealed envelopes, bearing no- advertising or other printed matter upon them. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, BuR`alo, N. Y. '

The City Surveyor calls the atren-

tion of householders, eic., to the fol- lowing not-ice:

ltemeial el Slew lrr Sitlellls.

Public notice i< her. by elven ill tr'

the provision of the Ci. y Bye-law to regulate and c mpel the remoying of snow, and also the pr-:vision of Sfction lil of the Statute, 57 Vic., Cap.. 20, ccincerning the removal of snow from sidewalks will be enforced and gl persons neglecting or refusing to re- move tho snow from the, sidewalks in front of their premises, will be pro- ceeded against- as the law directs

JOHN P- NICHOLSON

1, _, _

The think the provision in the Act con' I

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sioners, by which only one Commissioner

' .I --°l"u"liFn7

good majority in favor of abolishing the i ward system. Wlien that is done all the ` _ _ G ltd

SNOW- SNUWQ Wishin I

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by medical authorities.

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witha capacity however iusuiilcient to

affected. Other Provinces have yet taken no practical action. ~

llonbtless the day will como, and we

.lie century, when consumption will be VVVWUAARQ NKQN

light nndwhcn governments and health Ready for I“5ta~nt Use' N5 s°aking and Very "N59

authorities will deal with it in the same cooking required_

gm, and em" (Dawn as is no, This makes a_ most excellent and nutritious Dessert, is’

easily prepared and easily digested, and highly _recommended

Vdlphtherin, smallpox or Asiatic cholera in

we@dinrhisr@=»fd.a»d in this waiter Retails at the Popular Price ot Ten cents a Paczkg

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Our Province should heed the call and not# M R N

This is the Barker Collar for wear

[4 ,gi with a | nfl'-or any other large tie. _ ,ff ' Its a comparatively low, collar, very

""`*‘ trim, stylish and comfortable

20c. each

judgement. In like manner we believe Q' '~ \ .~ _ that a majority of the thoughtful electors ' "'_ ~: ea einen :Lo »~. -w-~; :.- 1 G 1 will not desire to make too sweeping I

chan s w ‘ ' _ $J

ge hen they cast their votes ou »~.§ee§°§§i_

Wednesday. This argument hasno force '

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is the electors in certain wards have but S N

Should Be

When you give a little company

you want everything as it should be

Our China Helps Your Nec

lt is your wish realized, Y0\1l° pl8&StlI'B in pt-imanent form. It costs little- pleases much. licpresents every de- sign and use. See IT.

p e Clark tlreekery tie.

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ers OUR LINE that

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UP-T0-DATE I

in catering to your wants -

The Largest

Dispensing

Patron age

in theCity.»

g at Happy New

FINAL NOTICE. v..... .ii

REIJIJIN BRIJS.

Victoria” Row Druggists, J-_- - -`- A ' - _ '

't P. O. “ ~ -' _ PM acces one

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hata man can partake of. Our Stews me Sought after and praised by Char

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` ml: '° best incair .1 ° __ 'A ° s I

City Surveybr. gif-‘W ‘gnllsérhanspexapugnmfq :lie Eggs; °'N°_" DeP°l'” ff I

~me.»a miie cryenni. 1 ’““‘_f’i“.‘_‘*f~ft»e11. Wef°e§ef¢ree»°s.ui;t~ A=;\°g1q_f'»;;g,°» ef;-1 om I its 'mi diy 0fF.»_,'19o1 sei- ‘tt ‘~ ~M.-;'A1_BAl_tlt0N;’_. Ei” 1'-*° I

§yg?e_g8’g£ic‘,cet; opposite R. IU. Catliedra

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And our methods honourablet

,All other goods Sellinglat s cc~ ial low prices.

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$1 wsuave seeiireds.-_ _ ` _ » In the First S

Month of the enktupt teek

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ber of plateswhich we have placed on our counters at wonderfully low prices.

You will have some idea

when we tell-you that we are selling a. large size dinner plate at the same price as thi- reyulir s‘ze tea plate

This is a. genuine chea;

elle f~fplate.°. J ust drop in aut we them and you will be sw- urisecl at ‘_f_i'-. twice-.~. 0.1 vvhon stock of fancy cup. ann ~uuct~-1~s at

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ls one of the niost' iiivigoratinp reposts It __ lnguines and Daily Papers. lj

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