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E G'UAR'D£AN.CHARLO'1"1‘ETOWN

FAD ‘W _ "BN nsssto Mr. me ms. Rutherford for the I

“had is to haye asilver mgdei

,pet dogs and cms The mods . gmail for an ornament, while ; is alive or alter its death a life _“ce ery.; is made of silver, and mkgsplzwc of the stullédlnd mount;

| ~ opiilftf.

pet Iormgl 5 P Y-' ' - -. _.L_ #_ __ _

Nervous Headache,

r a.

Brain Fag, Dyspepsl

,nm 5-..¢-5-\-ing; of n Business Man

C, ` _mme by “furry and Ex- hn_,__ ~,;;-_g Brain \\`ork-Dr. Chx.ae‘l

5,.,-,p Food Cures.

Sick .._,-N-.»t;.=A h_qa_!:iohe and ner-vous

d.’-Sp,\p§1;§, OT ll`li‘.l§§\‘Sil0l`| BIB Uillllliy féund rogctlior. and have a common 63,150 in an i-xliiiusted condition ot_t.'.c ncr\.,_,S_ Mud.-ini: _iioridache powue.

re simply iiiiruotics that deadcn the

a ~ ' . pmicwd m\r\-os.. Th-iy are hi-trmfti limi frequently d."inf_“t-tous. n'i_~ .; T “ay to ,_.g.~t~t ri thorough cure is to rv

is ro the ir\~z‘\'es by such Lrerltmcnt " `

fm ‘ \'@--we Fcod.

hir. L \‘l- ‘ _' ~

0tm_“.a_ gnu, xvritos '_-

Poor. and 1 S--rrp-ed_ from nervous dy

I rest and slap well. and ¥his treat mgnfhas str ngthenod me wonderful

_best medlglne I ever used., and I

uIt‘is due."

i‘"f;°-"chassis Nerve nod. M cents

a, E'¢,,_.m,¢n, Ba;e3‘& Co.. Tmuuroi

1 _ ___i.__- _--_---°--'f ~~'-"’*'“’

1 1 un nun so v-1 .-1 nn

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7 Baby s Ow Soap

2’

makes the little ones

by 1-'.':e,t~'_:ig the

tiny bodi: _*_ z. healthv. clean conditirn.

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THE Asses? TOILET SOAP no. Monrncal..

lnllltl CY 'nel CILIIIATIS ALBERT ro|i.:'r SOAPS.

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§KENT srnrznr I Livrznv sraauzs. I Charlottetown. P. E. I

WEDDING CARRIAG§

COACHES,

5 COUPEES and

BARQUCHBS,

E ON HIRE DAILY. Terms Reasonable-

Telephone No- l7l- X I

K w. F. Rooms, s-Isdsm rnoP1uE'rox.

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BEU. WTIIUIHEBS, M.ll.li.M. L. R. c. P. London.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

flee sod Rails-me.; het St. 0;;-:she Msskvdgifskotms.

0PFl¢E li0UR3t|0aa..i2tn2 p_n_.7 to 8 p.il T

FTELEPBONE COMMUNICATION. Dec l

_ `ha1S’S - ~

Dr LJ ,gt in i3\»~~-mix Ji.: Metcalf street.,

l ,.1 “.33 nervous, l~..i-l headache amd by-oin fag. I was restless at night and C0515 not slcvp_ MY appetite was

als)

.s_

, ~ Litt_1~ business cares worried

£251;-'rirauid ine. After hawkig used D; C'hm,,.'S _\’es\-,e Food for al;eut_two imolnths, 1 can frankly Sl? that 1° f l mu, ,, mv man. My appetite is xooq,

ll!

, D,-_ chases Nerve ipod is certainty flag

,_-,se neeIwarrtto3i\Ih|.Ilcrf?t

_ sb 's-

hox - 0 boxes for 52.- . li in dealer!

i 1

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Nature requires man to

drink more liquids dun ing summer weather.

By using

DOO

/ M-_.1111 O

\ Lim/esdbice

this necessity becomes a pleasure, as lt is a most cl¢Iicious»re£resh» ing dvink. At all Grocers.

_ Simson anoaaoo..

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D. A.

RESOLVES

ilcartily Endorsing Pro- vincial Prohibition.

_-1

THE CIGARETTE LAW

ls Praised- Sabbath Desecra~

tion Condemned-Hearty Thanks to All.

-_l

_ The Committee on Resolutions wb- mitted the following report which -.tar-i unanimously adopted at the Provincial W. C. T. U. held in this City :

neu tous for the blessings of the past year and the way in which He has led us

Union, and pray that His blessing ma

Yelrs to come. We pledge ourselves to

ciples for which we stand: Total absiin

that tends to the uplifting of humanity,

about the happy day when righteousness shall be the universal insignia.

Whereas, The Legislative Assembly of

this Province at its recent session passe

liquors;

Therefore Resolved,-That this W. C. T.

hearty co~operation in the same.

That we express our gratitude for tn

sale and use of cigarettes and urge the great necessity of watchfulness b teach-

people generally.

Sunday Act pertaining to druggists’ sales on that day, by selling cigars, cigarette tobacco and other unnecessary articles;

the law injurious and demoralizing, and

that Act in reference to the same.

Resolved, that Local Unions urge upon

school trustees, in employing teachers to give preference to those who are free from the alcohol and tobacco habits.

Resolved, that we acknowledge the

good work done by our organ, “The Wo- man’s Journal" and that we work energe- tically to make it still more emcient; we also recommend the Union Signal as very helpful to White Ribboners.

Whereas, the Lord’s day is a precious

gift from God to be used for our good;

Resolved, that Provincial W. C. T. U. is in hearty sympathy with all eR'orts for

‘ the enforcement of laws against the do

sicration of the Sabbath and while our ministers are earnestly presenting the importance of the careful observance of the Sabbath we urge Local Unions to co- operate with them to this end.

That we urge the local Superintendent

of Mothers Meetings to make the teaching of purity in the home the special theme for the coming year as the surest founda- tion for purity in social circles.

4-principles and circulating information of

temper.-ance work.

That article three of constitution be amended toread: The officers of the Pro- vincial Union shall consist of a President,

a Treasurer, President at large, Record- ing Secretary, Coresponding Secretary, Treasurer, all of whom shall be elected by ballot at the close of the annual meet- ing. Vice President for each county and Auditors to be elected by nomina- tion. U `

Resolved that we express our

gratitude and appreciation of the faith ful work done by Miss Henderson in acting as Rec-Secretary pro tem. That this convention place_or record its indebted-

nnuunsrmcss ls A nissnss Arm can cuneo

HUSBAND, BROTHER rx.; ci ycui relatives the Disc are of Drunken-

a sure cure which can

th k - t

e now

he follow-

'IH Of hepatent.

for

DR.

Dear for the

on many

I have mem

curse and nBseted

We gratefully acknowledge God‘s good- i'

new and deeper consecration to the prin-

,;,u¢e_pr0h;bm0n_p,,rit-ly and everything models made in the class-room

y I

ers and parents in the interests of young

would strungely urge the enforcement of Simon Warner of this town agreelabou

tude and promise loyal support.

Resolved that the cordial thanks of the

Convention are tendered to our friends for theii ho~ipltality,to the Mayor, Clergy and others for kindly uoids of welcome; to the Trustees of the Central Christian Church for the use of their edifice; to the

_ time and energy expended upon Wom ’

The I-V-i‘3*f In ’““_°°c WQGIWI Women! T e C 0 T0 U O Journal and assure them of sincere grill-‘l-B I of 5 ` °

‘he‘ .` - » I is _ und; , the ~ . ` ve - ' _ _ ` `si'° i - _ ' -

ore _ . Ellis __ v _

mmm-.I

to the railway for reduced rates; to the y friends who delighted us with their sweet songs; to the musical and decorative com- mittee; to the little page who carried the beautiful flowers and to all who in any way contributed to the success of the Convention.

(Patriot and Examiner*

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SAlLORS IN IRONS.

arrived at Boston. Monday, with a large

They are alleged to have broken into a cargo hold and extracted therefrom num- erous bottles of wine, of which they drank The nanics of the seamen under arrest are Brown, Lovelace, Monroe, Elliott

found intoxicated when the Virginien

under arrest by Capt. Prentiss.

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The manual training work ni our ci

[the public in the Board o

out the natural aptitude of each individu- I al child. i " These models are not mere reproductions of d°eigns furnished by the teachers and

d v

shin Prsnibinng the sais of intoxicating °‘°S°1>' °°P‘°<1 *W their ¥»‘1Di1S= they #N 01°

creative work of the pupils themselves.

tion.-Chicago Tribune.

Whereas many of the druggistsrof our A MAN AND WIFE

Proviucesare frequently' violating the

of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Resolved, that we deem this breach of *Nm* Ont' 'June 9A"°(Spe°ia1‘

It is pleasant, to see a man and h wife agree as heartly as Mr. andhdr

Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

plaining of a pain in the back" say _Mr. Warner.

"I was so lame in my back that m

wife had to lift meou f bed T

I for me. I was told by afriend .to try box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and found they helped me right away. l recommend I them to everyone, and alwaysaftcr a trial the people are ready to recommen d to others. My wife had used five boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and says

‘exactly the same as I do. Neither she nor feel safe unless we have abox in the house.”

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QUEENS NOT INCLUDED IN CENSUS.

Queen Alexandra was not included in

the first census of her »husband’s reign, I She was in Denmark. This was the nrst census, for at any rate sixty years, in which the Queen of England has not Bg- ured. Queen Victoria was not once out of the kingdom on census week. `

raison nnwknn :statin

pressforthe publication of our proceedings; »‘

MANUAL TRAINING iN THE SCHOOL _

since our organization as a. Provincial _-" __ ' ,_ .

, _ ._ - -.. Trousers for o

rest upon us yet more abundantly in the. schools isfullygustiflod by the very in-

a I- tcrsting exhibition now _open t.

And many of the best of these original

U. Convention express its appreciation of d°°ig“ have °°m° n`°“‘ 10"" e°s°'9id the action of the Government and rejoice s°h°°1s' _ in the determined emma being put forth It is not easy to over-estimate the valu for the enforcrment of the law. and would °° the children Of this mamlll U`°»i°in8v

“sum them of our mu Sympath y and for the ability to plan and design lies a

the foundation of nearly all the arts and

e crafts. The Board of Education islentitled

law enacted for the suppression of the °°p"°i°° fm' its zeal in p"°m°”i“3 ‘hi

` most practical branch 'of popular educa-

‘ Agree Perfectly in Their Warm Praise

. he

doctors said that they cotuTd) do nothing _cultured woman’ wen read, musgml gfart-

istic bent, and in times of peace, a. most successful and popular hostess- Th0S¢ WIN knew the Bothas at home before the war began. describe the family as beinB IU

_ _,_~ -

Ti -’

'*'iV:f -|15., qi, JJ? .2 ...L . 35 .:

'.-

'--ew

___ lars

The big Furness line, Virginian’ which -" And bring them to the Great Big Store fir Clothing That

general cargo, had six seamen in irons. _:_ my big bankrupt Stock is going fast'

Burners and Perm, -ri.. mm W... `1=_§ Theres a limit ro the sale, and we csn’c promise to continue

I ,t _ .» '

: .-‘ ‘ P,

was three days out. of Boston and placed '”‘*-"5 ' ` , alw.'ys` '

_ -mrs suns inooovs’smts-s __

3 Af. about 2-3 price- just as good ae whenthe price was A third _

._ _ - - , more. If you’re not sstish-ssl bring it back and getfyonz money muumon Budding' Hundreds 0; We don’a want you to buy bec~use the goodsare cheap, but be-

and workshops-of our schools bear witness 35539 lh°}' "9 S°°d° Try W' I It

md to work Suu more earnest] wbring the succes of the teachers in bringi

Prvvse Bros,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN

S iii- F ‘l_"-5-if -_L M l

MRS. BOTHA iS IRISH-

found awaiting him as a prisoner most unknown Womalli SP0 g come into a world-wide fame. Mrs. Lou

I been one of the most beautiful woman if!

S the ri-it »svss1,ana thongs now t»he_m°tl\¢r

of ananierous family,is still avery cha-l'm~

ing and comely little lady. She is a. highly

habits and tastes very similar to a good

knows England and the Euitlish iifeH. She was there a _couple of years ago, and has relatives in London. When entertain-

led that feminine influences would be inecesnarytobringpeaoe to Africa, and

diplomacy as she is api. in pointing a way.

Zim-ll . _

i>l.'C TION OF ADELINA p

' PATl'i's CASTLE.

When Lord Robert entered_Pretoria he

` " al

Botha, the lady in- question thougbwas pronounoedly in= sympathy with the BOUT! ‘as anybodyin the Trausvaal. il no ,If-_BE

is 1sdy,rne great-:rand ,niece _°f_.’B<>b_§1‘¢ U Emrnemthe til fated Irisii jjpst_rio\.”', The P

name of that ill-starred ancestor shebore`

“I would like to recommend Dodd’s until she married Louis Botha. she has

Kidney Pills to every one I hear com-

class English country family. Mrs Botha

ed at dinner by Lord Roberts she suggest- I

_her recent efforts to cause a cessation of* the war prove that she is as practical ini

At the auction ofl Adeline Ptt's Welsh o

That we express our obligation to the Editors of our Province T who have granted us space in their columns and recommend that Local Unions use this means of disseminating

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` MooDY's succssson. `

Cleveland Plain Dealer; The preacher

who is coming to this country to take the place of the late Dwight L. Moody will land in New York this week. It may in- cidentally be remarked that the way of the successor is hard. The nation is still

looking forHenry Ward Beecher's suc- cessor.

Bicyeiiats and all athletes depend on

BENTLETS Liniment to keep thai' joint limber and muscles in trim.

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MONTREAL TO SYDNEY.

MQNTREAL, J une 21.-It is announced that Montreal is to have a new steamship service between this port and Sydney. N. S. Cmmencing July lst the Black Diam- ond steamer Cacouna will operate be- tween the port of I Montreal and Sydney _ direct leaving here every eight ' or nine days.

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Forthe masses not the classes, BEN-

TLEY’S Liniment is the family medicine ehdt. Price 10 and 25c.

L‘ , au--Q1-me 123:,

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Cn1c.soo,June 20,-_-Hemb_eas_ ofthe Svn=°=s-irdsegol Kish” fx'om‘aH`pai'ts,ofthe United States

Canada w£ll'§ther in Chicago on

sion

probably

castle the property was bought in bythe auctioneer, the reserve price of£50,000 not being reached. A blufbid of that amount was made, but the bidder said hr _did not mean his oifer to be taken seriously. - _ _ _ _ 1-#-Q--l I

KING WILL PAY INCOME TAX

LONDON, June 20.-Sir Michael Hicks-

Beach, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stat- ed in the House of Commons that when the income tax was first introduced in 1842 the Queen authorized the announce- ment that she would pay the tax as did her subjects. The Chancellor added that the King would follow his mother’ s ex- ample. -

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EARNINGS OP RAILROADS.

'lhe earnings of the railroads of Alab-

ama for the year 1900 were $2].%7.853, an increase of $3.0§i,853W over the previous year.

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EXCESSIVB USE OP OPIUM.

A-Vermont physi_c;n says that in-the

regular drug stores and in 160 of the 172

v ,_ ,_ _ _ __ febesfdeswhat-is dispensed in patent medf

ieinee, and besides what the doctors dis-

I-¢il11ng_-_-1

fr », _ .. i‘.if._.-'ig

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-It always the

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fi _Ever try “Ql‘IICK'

I pudding ten mznuiloa--

Fh '<4

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FAMUU3 __

Ranges have sma hole in front door. which

prevents dust esm@

when pehg ire.

Easy to work -- shaking-one little turn

does it.

V _

general st`ores`in that state thereiesold every month' 3,300,000 doses of opium,j

"'*_ ._

Handie of pol:

is nitleeled-always clean totake hold of.

This is only one of a score of features possessed I the “Famous Active.” ‘

A - Our Ranges are perfect bakers, fuel savers, and al 3 ornament to any kitchen. V,

Made in forty two styles and sizes. Pamphlet free from local agent or nearest house.

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VANOO(/VFR, 8:. -$7.11/Ol/Ill MB

Only one nignt on the road to Pan Americanhlxoosition, ,

_/._

Lv. Charlottetown 1.3o a. m. Dailygneept "K “ Ar. Montreal 8.35 a. tn. “ " Mein' ~ fi

Ar. BuEalo 10130 p. m. Dailv.

ltopoverat _ point. _ ,fp ` ’ .

Double berth St. anim to Montreal $150 Parlor Car seat eal,to Buialo $1.9 i

_ $24-05 Round Trip. _

...renee =°~‘~....=.__-rg' at XOHTREAEAND g

viaSt.JohnmdCamdinn‘

Arrived T

Schooner Arodc from

, _ 2111*..

B°ffalo.N-Y- ,amfi ne-Lms, --

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70 Bind- strong.,-

siiugemggtodupniqusnniidgdiftiv L fm; W

239 Pans

35 Brie, *

Ar. 'toronto 17.oo1sm. “ ' “

CABVELL

June 24 3;--pat t-x