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" THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. NOVEMBER, 29] 1899

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Dr. Ghase’s Kidnay-Livar Pills.

X it everoccurtoyoutkt most railroad

mm die of kidney disease ?

Such is the fact, however, and the disease is

hnowaamongruilroadersas "railroadludney."

Thefirst and most marked symptoniisavcl-ll.

hh! ch' bo lt. Y a think atfirst

ands ing c bournly N _

thiyouaie onl tired; ut as i ns trou e in- cldes day by (Ly, kidney disease, with all its Uddi. is fat claiming you as a victim.

lr. Geo. Cummings, for over so years en-

¥IcB on the Grand Trunk running between

Cnnto and Allendale, says: "The constant

lviih my work gave me excessive pains in my _ , racking my kidneys. I tried sevenl

like until I was recouimcndedDl';y

mqMr.Dave ,tony ses

Liver Pill(d.od'l`woboxes havccom-

wcundmeandlfeelto-dayabetterman

-eva. I recommend than to all my

accepted, while the Alliaaeewill whom_the Gusnnun ,.4 g.¢\,¢.¢ Q,|,..hereafter as it has heretolorswork interview, admits that

sees- the sqipsuil el the trsmeia Oathaam weai

£91. ““'°"’°"m"7°°'°‘°h’il But why throws wet hlanhet on country. The re'sonii alsigned are ‘ ithe proposition of Prohibition by two-fold- The Boer# ure in favor of

s Provinoesl Whatis the great tem- keeping up the wages of the white,

v§¢¢¢,-5, 1;", C|,»¢,,',,_ p_ E_ 1_ ‘perauce army in the United States

; labcring for but prohibition by Statml A B R MAN. ‘I H

1 -1"' 4 1 4 Or, for that matter, are not the pro- _._.

,iiisisosiin of every comfy work- plswslressee llsstassiss Mis s

1 Sslumaslyabetsrahelltlta

A Pl°a'.u'..7$'I5 .

DR. GORIl0li ALLEY

PHYSICIAIQAND SURGEDN.

asosase QIAIIIATI lc0ll.l..2\|l|Vll8lTY

@eeendBasideacs.Derehester last. 0leeBours,lto1ta. ln..i to 3,8:°;t7 tos

3&->."*_s_f‘°“°-"v'°‘~ , You Can Pin

Y0lll° Faith.”

teuyrspreesatatieaweaiahs withregaultoeuswuh. Withastalofiret-cssswcrb

lianeugnthe best tools that mahledtorepreseut out-worn asstricdy ur-st-class in evdy

“By our works are we known.”

illlii Slim! iii.,

5 - Founders.

Engineers and leahinlsts. Sham NlYl¢\€l0ll Co’s Wharf. Charlottetown P. E. l. Phone lf.

Quality and Price---

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tered. Thepebirciie votewastaken lor

; nz: , ' l _ n

win not give ii, but we do not rc-

, | .non ciipnged in sun mines nun they i F, 2 » :_ <-/‘f,\», .. frm-

member to have read that sentiment, ilso keep the colored natives under Nfl " .~.'§',»f‘,fi_L\" ,f';f»‘, r_WA_ q__V”r_Vj_ ":E_~V‘n_w“‘=,i:ihi; iiapgiifizipcp all the lon_g period rigorous iubjrctiou. '_I'l_ie Oitlandere "“"' `

party wasinpower. ieel_th.it under Brimh rule the f./H if. Lirgest Stack and

ing day by day to make the trafic illegal in cities and countries-always looking to extend tho area till the en- tire nation is embraced 1 Provincial prohibition would doubtless be an ia- coinplete term ol legalsuppressiombut it would be agreat stride in advance of merely de-legalizing the tradic in 'counties and cities.

l But the Examiner evidently has ‘little respect or regard for the aims and objects of the Dominion Alliance and theother _tempceuce It proceeds to find legal objections to

provin’ cial. We note: ‘ 'lhreisanothgrpolntto he consid-

uloaal and complete prohibition; and it would maiaiestiybe unfair. upon the

of that voie.to passalaw

hm Nova Bootie, lew Brunswick

and0utariounder me opp:-isotioaet a partial and spurious prohi n. lacy* electors wha voted tor the iirst would not vote lor the last.

The argument hers stated will

commend itself to the men in ‘liquor trade. It will not ind en- dorsement in the ranks of the prohibitioniats. The Examiner, it is true calls for “full and com- plete national prohibition” and for

the voting down of any party which

It is unusual to find these

two factors adjusted equit-A. ably. The[exoeption to tho;

rule is found in the superior quality |and'immense variet

offour ne' tterus of Fur-.A

niture at_fL ° C _ t

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I we ep shirts

kinds but we can sell you thi

sortment is causes. Prewae Bros.

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Shewrites * Iliad! ihinklngol trying the tion treatment on my llll!\kil\3lllBit=,butIwas

pliseoverthatlwas glvi

andthethought unnervgg

I firnearlyaweek, but

lame home very

our

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alministsrSamarla Prescrlptl

Menask us,why do ounotkee’ Ameri-f ' 1 can Rubbdiis! Tliis-' year '£9 have

them--After ii lot of snqmggqg’ ° ‘ Q;

. have decided that the ¢*»‘Wales»Goo4'd»._ `

year” brand is bept. _and hax_e,,,,put miie- several cases men‘s.__srJ@i;t;o}iul;,`

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W""DNESDAY~N°v5“BE"°-1°* The one significant note ofthe Ex- niitiven would he given more privi-i ."»,)’L_~; AT 10""

to -E "A '- i' ' *¢amll1el"s article is its Oppoclbiou to. agen and would lxcime ingolent if

THE EXAMINER AND PROIIIBITION. .provincial suppression ofthe trsiiic. not dangerous; also that the British

--- the one measure which the liquor would employ more native labor in

Why the local organ of the Con-iinterest most fears, because ir. is themines and so»reduce the wages

servative party at the present juncture possible, practicable and may be near now paid to white men. should take so much pain, to nntu- at hand. - ---¢-~--

gonise the temperance and prohibition `

sentiment of the Province is one of The Gaudi.” hu recgived from what lloqd’s Sarsspsrilla has dons for the things ditlicult to understand. t},,1t1.,\¢he8¢¢,r '1‘,-m,v,,,] Qommiuee others. and must believe it will do the

Y” the 95°” i9 ‘l“l°° ‘PP'“`9n° in a pamphlet and leaflet entitled The"°°m° ‘°' -'°°'

pslmosrti epery liu;eac;editi;va‘rtic§_i3 Truth_ About the Transvaal, being R0y8.l Oak Ii'.;l68(l8 i5°Sf° *Y " "’°“°~ » "' "1 a reprint of articles which appeared Thatfg 3]] l 12 tf

of Prohibition 1. 'lhe article deals in the M.n¢h¢gt,¢|- Guardian, and de °

with Mr. Marshall’s meeting of Mon- ,fund tc, sho' th” the present vu. Mn. W. A. Grunt. l_!'0!essor of the

Eh! ‘l§h°th°”dD;he. qioveisgt °°" ‘E was Practicall! forced \lP0n the Boers'::3:° °“‘Ap:lkv° at li;;i‘°§°:°'g:°3i°f <.~.,~) I ’

oot y e minion iance b th 3,1' b Q0 b_ 'Th . - _ _u o, L I

Pledze 100.000 i>r°bibiti°== v°=°r=- sitio; imwibiywnrtiiuifiin do nel §,'°‘§' G.°°"“° ""’°°‘» °'°' “°M‘“‘°~" 'P7' 8 no Ong" °‘

we ‘FU t»h‘t the Kindff' ‘ny m°‘n. represent the mxt Pro, us c btore' 22°

pgtaliitenwlliizla iyasutmtinly f:°boutTll1;l£ valent sentiment of the Empire on ‘wgyth p knowing tha

_ . .. °” _ "“' ‘l“°"‘°°- Prowse Bros keep the best

i _ the Examiner tells that Mr. Har ...___ _ _ _

h. chases xiaizruver rms. one pil e 'bln 'U 11°* °' MPP! ll* Willing Cecil Rhopes is reported to have a 'Indy mild’ °l°l'hmg nude 1°

I*5¢-C;\',¢;_°é:;m ¢l°'\1°'*»°" 543°* ashe was some mouths ago,”etc. We ballonin readiness at Kimberly to C8D&d8.

_ - '_ . _ _ , believe the general verdict ef thelmahehiseecspeifit should became xt” °m,h.M.-;'"m ' ; temperence P00910 pnlelt velthlt necessary. reportstell inn" -iz ,np nd co

% Mr. Marshall was almost at his best, that all ia “fa it ia clear thang large hd sm". _ no.” nd 'ul'

h 'which is certainly D9 flint preile~~a'cityshat up from eouiniunicstieuipriees. B.l!.hemsay&0o. 291

by# t 8 W€&th€l‘ ri. Enmiw pi-ima. as semi. viiiiosessiaewenafefsvief an _

A-1”: _ 'and belittle anynotion ot provincial weeks mnstbe in' want ol many Du" 'M t' h °|

iUil»&XIllI»\tlDOGfll'0f. It m ¥w° to **""""""‘°“"° uissamistn causes. v i

X*-ASIPRF-SENTS 4* uisiassaiiineiduaii-sr ,tiaseiytei is _;"i“5°‘ll* *° *Ni* *"'Ul'*-l!°*° the §ortreBs

A°°°°‘° , inatleass thesePreelaesa-and‘hr~meahse|reatasthose

F. J. HQRNSBY S|'i°°f§;s°`h': ’m~i°fiti°; Ti; *missed °i¢r- _. "nh _ Ianni" _ ,

M and St3d@¢fY St°|'¢_° words “ai least” show that provincial ` Mr Donald l[cPhereou. just re-

WO l\l'°°l!\°°¢ IPITNVUW! prohibition is the minimum that can turned from the Transvaal, with

recsetlyhad

prefer

°~Seeiug is bellevinv." You can see

.Gurstock

big as

With Us'

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sf doubt one of

nicest articles on the marks*

Pleasently perfumed. Healing, Boothng. We can furnish hundreds

from leading

sous in the city who have

25 cents per hottie. audsoldby

Y llllh oasiinmsim

'6" A

=,`,,_3,,,,,,- m,"_',,‘,,,,_,m,',’“| If 28 ounces to

siqessaaea ir un" oiiuaiiexestff 4 *@1111 *MGI*

aadteei-Athlme 4 at short notice

Great value. ,,

will he.heldia~ths0eart Roma, City isil, on the! st WEDNE- DAY DECEMBER _Gth mas lim er

Sp. m. tor the purpose ofoonad ' liiny matter thasnay be lie-8

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fore themeeting. - < '

0... s. c. rnowsn y E.H.Bn1;s, °‘"“"" ""‘°"'

_ considered sacred! couddsn- praident 8ec"“q_

groan mea, onaém-1’ °°" mv 28td

Men’s*'- American » .l\uhhe|°s.___..

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Who Wouldn Dress Well ?

tion of cost because

prices of our

made Skirts' is so that it 'Would be a -of time ~-money get onemader 1 " '

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.Satin SF?" Ws*f_»_.- -

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No trouble to

We have

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When 'you sew with

Certicelll Sewing Slat you can depend upon your stitching.

Uniformity in strength. twist and size; freedom from knots or flaws give

it the right to be called ,what it is--“The best Sewing Silk in thc World." It is always

full letter A.

Every shade. 50

yard spools 5 cents, loo

yard spools xo cents.

Sold everywhere-

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