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THE GUARDIAN’ UHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEPTEKBER' 27,1001 f

A Tuiucisu PoB1"iN Loiinoii.

Memdough Boy, acelebrated Turkish poet and a prominent Member ol the Legitimist and Young Turkish party, is now in London. Some time ago he edited a paper in Paris, Le Liberal Ottoman, hlch lately was suppressed by the French goverment.

-_IS __; _ ___,4,__ __ _______-1- _u

Iany School Children are

Pale, Weak and Nervous.

Dehllitnted and Exhauoted in Mind

Qnd Body-Dr. Chnse°s .\'crve Food is Surprisingly Beneiicinl for Children.

The severe and ever-increasing ,strain

of competitive examinations coming at n time when every boy and girl is undergoing trying physiological changes docs much towards making mental and physical wrecks of school children. Run down in health, with the blood thin and watery and the ner- vous system exhausted, children have

o chance to escape the many ills that beset e feeble body. There is no treat- lirnt known to scicgice that so natural- ly and thorouchly restores strength and

guilty to the nervous system as Dr.

_ aae's _Nerve "Food, , lt ,makes par- ents happy by brlnkine ,buf _the color 'to the faces and that 'ojrengtii and oigsuciiy to nie bodies of their pale. ` hy children.: ' ' ‘ Hrs. S. Dempsey, Albury. Ont.,

wifltos:--“My little granddaughter. nin) yours old. _was pale and weak, she had

` _appetite and seemed to be gradual- ,fgi-gwjng weéker. "Dr, C ase’s Nerve

irood proved invaluable in ,her case. re-

` $33; heoltli _and color and makin;

_ __° no

S H511. °_~ o__ A emitter. iicnia..<.!.$!;.," Qmanson. Bates 5 Co., Toronto. _.

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fohoioe

flsland

%F1our?

We have just bought a ` quantify of Island Flour,

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 27 1901.

Yesterday was Nomination day in Nova

Scotia. Four Liberal members were

returned without Opposition.

King Edward is reported to weigh 240

pounds, which is decidedly too much

weight for his height-five feet seven inches.

Owing to the illness of Mr. Bruce, the

election trial which has been proceeding at Georgetown has been postponod for tivo weeks. The petitioner has rested his case and will not submit further evidence.

The Toronto World sees signs ot early general election in Ontario. Prem--z

ier Ross has returned from England, and strange to say, he found some reasons there for thinking that the Mother Country may, because of the war taxes, makes departure from her traditional *free trade policy, and may yet give a pro-‘_ gergpge to colonial products in her` markets, ,sunessive Liberal aciministra-1 tions have hold power in Ontnrio since?

N W3 hre somewhat surprised to find the Texcellent Boston Herald expressing the

,opinion that “Czolgosz is uinsane, and in

fact that all men are insane who believe, T preach and act upon the the theory that political and social reforms can be brought about by the murder ot rulers.” The Herald thinks that the assassin will

undoubtedly be executed, but that his A _death will not make the lives of rulers any safer. It suggests that the arrest and

freshly ground from some .contineuient of all such persons ig

_ of the best wheat four

Island produces,

Selling at _

1 Per 100 lbs. 1

dangerously insane Woiiiiii E0 ii long way toward reducing thh danger to a mini-

mum: _ _

we are authorised by Mr. F. W. l:ly`nd-`

msn, who was on board the S. S. Minto

I J, D, G0, *st Quebec when the Ophir with the Duko

OUR

LB EGF STORE 0

li- oi-lin full -if `=»».r2airis, VV#

'<»+p High. Quality isroceriesé ai i.u~ Pricl*-i, i"i\lyer~ who hav- uf t vifiirfd us will 'io 3 well to call and see what we; >-an rin in the way of

Supplies- _

€

,.»Q¢-‘uQo~Qoo.»QooQo»

lliisciill 8. lliimslii

Q-»O-l--O»C-O»\wl»O»OwO»O

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°§ Repair 8

VV0l‘.$. 8

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0iia iii our great Specialities

Our business has been so creat _for

past _few months it has been almost ini- gisible to turn out our orders on time. _ e question naturally arises. What is the reason of so great a rush ? The reason is plain. our plant is Etted throughout with the latest Modern

Machinery and empwing _none but Grst class workmen. care in a better

'tion to turn out work in a satisfac-

§ manner than any other establish- ment on P. E. Island

We have the facilities and know how

io execute the work. _

Give in a trial and be oonvinced of

the merits of our work. _

Bruce Stewart 8: Co.,

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navi tion Co’o Wharf, Chaf-

lottetown, P. Igflsland-Phone 125.

0090

The pickling season has amved and lik many other duties the pickling of them is

of York on board arrived, to say that the parapraph which appeared in THE

GUARDIAN on Wednesday blamingCap-

tain Spain for keeping the Minto along- side tho pier is altogether wrong, as

_Captain Spain had nothingto do with it. The facts are that the Minto and Acadia were told oil' to anchor in the stream on

either side of the'Ophir. On Monday the

day the Duke arrived it was lilowing a living gale and the harbor was very rough. Sir Louis, who was with his family and several other ladies on board the Minto, decided that it would be much more oom-

fgriahie to rf main alongside the. pier where there vi oiild be no diiiicultyinland ing and remained thereto the entire sat-' isfao- i-in of everybody on board. __ _

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CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. Sept. 26.-iSpeci+l.) - The

following are the closing rates:

Sept. Wheat 68%; Corn 57§; Oats, -

Pork $14.85.

Dec. Wheat, ’,0§;:§ Corn 582; Oats,-

T Pork $14.92-Q.

Jan.;'Whear,!`173§; Corn, 592; Oats-' Pork $16.02;

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NEW YGRK MARKEI S.

Closing prices - Sept. 26. Amalgamated Copper ` 92§ American Sugar 123 i _-‘american Tobacco ' nil Atchison Common 7-ig Brooklyn Transit 66} Burlington - nil Louisville Nashville 103§ Manhattan 123§

North Pacidc Common nil Rock Island 140 St. Paul 1$i United States Steel Com. 42§

“ \“_ Pref. 4l§

Atcheson Pref. '

Er_ie0om. _ _ _ _

#@-___._j

_ BEWAREQOF IMITATIONS of Mc-

Lean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup, get the genuine don’t be deceived with any emedy oifered to be iust as good.

-~.i _-_

The citizens _here should open their

eyes and not Jump too freely at on’ers

ponedirom time to time and ot last the a nx mgdg yhg ‘am naw goo,-Hug

ouolicusekeeperis face to face with the fact that the season has come and gone and t

Piikliig Siasiii.

the ellirillig portraits. Tho m who makes the promise or ou`er,and takg

B _ .

tootheoome dai-nties so dearto meivspaiste are the ¢l‘d€l‘ IB L00 Enilwn 'to come back. You

beyond their reach.

The iickling season only lasts :i short time

and the time to put them dn'-n is when the

,must iight your battle with the second ,and th man, and generally do not get isatisfaction. Hundreds on this island :have been taken in some time( ago. The

material to make them is ai i:~ cheapest. That U U9 =\lDD0S€d U0 DBVU 8- “C8088 for P. E.

oenoon is now, not next vi-e~:.~_

Every housekeeper should .~n1‘<e their own

Hckles, you know then what _von ha.-_ much of Uk imported article is decniedly nav. h iles-'>-uc ` We have a full line oi' cu-. bers ‘nr

"bm, muxmowm new _;;_,(_` vu _best satifaction and Tarbush is a. Giass |“su_|'anc° chow, ripe tomatoes, red peppers mi ' -‘. spices and rents and has ed fo be the best, W'¢V111b¢l>1©lS¢d £0 q\10f¢_y°\l HMS-

lc. Onions whol¢s.'..g id retail, an.. .rny quan- tityiosuit small retailers, also a full " is of vegetables including ougr-corn, cabbage, :sulf-

lower,_~f~cclevy, beets, carrots, r beans. llllil. cucumbers ;»_, 'l _' 1”' ' 'I

€ “¢qPogg¢g¢;etal _ f l 5

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_and noni- ot them have paid it up to _the ,l..st of the week, but went their way _withoiit it, as they never expect to show nip again. Patronize your own who pay taxes, rents, eic., and give satisfaction. E the High Grade Art Co has given the

resident here for tour years pays his taxes

showing hundreds < ;estimoni;1s,~ and deals personally _:very 0|-der and

"9-1'! what

RCI.

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The Prince Edward Island.

Sunday School Association.

The Eighth Annual Provincial Conven-

‘tion will be held in the Presbyterian Church. Summerside, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, Oct. 15th and llth, 1901. The

iirst session opens at 10.30 Tuesday morn- ing.

DELEGATRS.

Pastors of evangelical churches, super- intondents of school.s,and members of the Executive Committee are members ex- oflicio, of the Convention. Bach school is entitled to send its superintendent and " two delegates, whatever its mernbersh ip and one extradelogste, if the membership of tho school is more than one hundred.- All superintendents whose addresses couldbe obtained, have been notiiied to appoint delegates at once. A

¥N'1'EBTaINui_ni'r.

, Those attending the Convention will beonliertained by the kindness ,of the citizens of Summerside, provided their names are forwarded to Mr. W. H.. Hown, Summerside, previous to Oc- tober l2th. It any delegates nod .that

December 19th__l871, a period or omni?

their rem. %

_which when presented to the Railway

_ New York Central 1571

068

Southornfacilic _ 951

/Q `f,;-_'i-/-¢¢' ’ Q,

cann_ot attend their names Edie beenjgentln, tliey~___'=ehould promptly _i_io5_& Mra'fDro§n to [prevent disappoint- to Qoiniiios ‘providing entertain- C 'L_-f “ = 7 _

_ » 4 =

cz'-.'~=f<‘~~ -»

_ ,;';._ _ Oonvéntion

via P. E. L Railway will i-he, usual single fare ticket W S\lf_l§‘1_1¢lf‘8i<lé . At the Convention each delegate will be supplied with a oertllicate et attends nce

’”i?§@2.1`f ` Ali

agent” of Summerside will procure a treo ticket for return home, ‘good to, ost. istii. ' 1 On arrival at Summorside during tho:

days the of Convention all delegates* gre requested to proceed at once to the Presbyterian church, to register and to

be directed to Places of entertoininiit.

i ! _

ruoofcaii. _ N

An excellent' program is being pref, pared by the executive. Mr. Marion' .

Lawrence of Toledo, Ohio U. S9.. Who.. has been for several years the general Secretary of the International _l S. S. Association willbe present to‘ give 'ad- dresses and assist in the discussions. Diplomas will be presented to the Normal graduates, and an address to the _ graduating class will be given by Dr. Anderson, Superintendent of Education. '

The report of the superintendents ot

Normal, Primary, and Home Depart- ments, also of the Field Secretary and` Treasurer, will be of more than_usual_ interest this year. ~ S

It is hoped that all Sabbath School

S-_iperlntenderrts Will reply promptly to the district secretaries giving -them full statistics and an offering from the school for the Provincial work, Collections

will also be taken at the convention.

All meetings of the convention are open to the public. Q " By order of the Exeentive Committee.

Rev. D. B. McLeod, President. Rev. G. P. Raymond. Secretary.

GOT LAME BALKS

No need of_ that now. That sort of pain can ' be knocked out in short order, 1 for _ Poison’s Nerviline which is tive times stronger than any other, penetrates ; at once through the tissues, reaches* the source of suffering, drives it out an_d thus gives relief instantly. Not magic but strength that gives Polso_n’s N_'ei'viliris this power, and you will think it magic' however if you try it, pain goes so quickly. Sold by dealers everywhere, in large 25 cent bottle. _ _

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0|' Lung Trouble fl)

is imznensly benefited by

using a bottle ‘of our

@Compounil.Sy_ru|i "1

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_f,= ofthe 'l-lypophosphites *___ in fict it is a toni: that _»,,_~`_ __(f,,‘!' assists the whole system. iii _

-gl The great rfmedv for ner-_

"'\<\\ nervousness, weakness, and ((2)) il'

Price 75c. per pint bottle; ‘ill »

w. iiiuiiii, viii.

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g' Sunnyside. ` ` ‘ ' _ . \ ~`\\\`l I; ‘i i'/-~ "/'-`» 7;" "i “P” ' V

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L. R. C. P. London. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEUN-

Oiilce and R3i_de'nce;__ Kes! St. _Opp osi _- lu-ir wright: man. ;

JPPICB l‘i0URS:8-I0 o.il.,l2to2 ||.l..7 io'8 [.1 _ fi nnnrnonn coinmmcacrrorif Declan

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Life ‘ “

__ Accident or

We repruent the following irst-class _noni 1

._ Canada Life Assurance Co.- ’-Doronto _0ilt.~

___ general d_-bility. _ W _

British America Fire Assurance Co,'1‘oronto_, ani. _ f -»

Union Fire Illsurnin on|*ich,Ell8-

ll Ti.

This bit of silver goes a long Way here.

- It buysda real good Night Shirt, cotton or iziannelettegplaiu or fancy -iront--F. PER-

KINS & L O.

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Buys an Unlauudeied Shirt with 3 ply

bosom and reinforced bick. Another point

It fits.-F. PERKINS & CO.

_ Buys a. durable and neat Negligee Shirt, cut plenty full_ and large. '-F. PERKINS &

_ J _

Buys a Fleece Lined or all-wool Linder

or Drawers in any size- EPERKINS & CO,

Buys2 pairof fine quality, fast black,

all-wool sock.-F. [PERKINS '& CO. S

50c

Buysa pair of'__braces that the average

Gents’ Furnishing St ire marks _7_5c'.-’-F

PERKINS & CO.

_Buys a neat and stylish _Cap -for F il

wear.-F. PERK1 NS & Co.

5. c

__ Buys more geiiuiiie mei-chanilisa value

here than it- equ.v_»lei_.t elsewhere. _Do you

believe it? We prove it every day inthe

year,+F.» PERKINS & CO.

f'._i,. we-$3* __-»_':,r. _ .f

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tau ooorwviien is

none. Ourwotched ‘ore

good but:.sl'e

llld Rllloted before W¢=\=l=¢i¢o=d»1¢y<5f customer. wifi. wiiieiie. if in-lee..

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fewelor, Grout Geo. Sli 3

salon.

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_viiirs. Losrs. rouuii.

F°1;i0§':_`§-lcltween Bruce D In Pownala

_ Finder will oblige J¢°l=iM 3# S011. Queen street.

WANTED-A _- fgligblg _ _w UR 315°! APN? ltouee at iiiiilgzce.

LOST-_-Yesterday

F. Perkins & Co., Square, a ladies' leave ot F. Perkins

WANTED-A Saddler in a

£;,§°°d4 ctockeu' °P¢lliH§w;.0ro young man.

_ FGHLK' at Revere(

1500 to .$18.00 a

salary for an intelligent nga q--ypqgg iown. Permanent pugidgg, 3° any or spare time. Manufacturer. Btizi.

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roman.-a hd' ummm. mares: “P5‘5‘°= ‘° ee

for general _ Apply 1°

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