_,__

»....~»v_ ,--..-

THE GUARDIAN, GHLRLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 12, 1901.

- . .1-_ s- f :. zz--. ._-, ; , , -:;..--1.' *’~"" ""1l"” »f ...f .- _ . > ~ ` ~.

'» -, -~‘+< -' ' - I ' ‘» ~ ‘ -' '~ ~~_~..~ .'r»~‘-, f. ,- ~» ~£-~~'--». >» .‘ -- - » - <==.“' `-,-eva' 1"-'f _ ~» sq, i. ‘

That “$t|rl'l‘ell -up” Feeling.

Do you feel -choked up with the cold-

ind it har-_l to breathe-l`eeliug of weight Ol' oppres_~`.on in the chest-cough hard ind rasping Y '

Send for :i bottle of Dr. \\`ood`s Nor-

Wiy Pine Syrup. take it not-oi-din_1to direc- tions and you’ll soon breathe e:ls_v. your lungs will be cleared of the phlt-_\_fui :md the useless :ind irritating cough will be checked. -

Hr. Eli Butcher, Rirtle, Man., writes:

" During' the past. thre~`=:iug season l r-ou~ Crteied a severe cold which caused me to hy up for three weeks. I was t-lo,f;;:cd up in the throat and chest and could not breathe easy. I sent for a bottle of Dr. Wood’s Norivay Pine Syrup and it soon gave me great relief and cured mo.”

-' Dr. Wood’s

, Norway Pina

Syrup.

254:. and 50c. a bottle at all druggists.

ISLAND

FLOUR

makes wholesome bread

md wholesome people. We

‘uve achoice 10; freshiy ground ,are inhaled. -Or, it may be that the f

from the best wheat our Island p b

produces. _

Give it a trial. Only 2c. lb.

ij. D. MCLEOD & C0. _

1

Hit Mlllllli Gllllllllll,

TUESDAY. FEB RUARY 12,1901.

_ D1PurHER1A_

'l`hc presence of diphtheria in the `CitV

in fatal fox-in with some deaths resulting

has naturally caused some alarm. The disease is n deadly one and is distinctly

infectious. Whether -rightly or wrongly there is it prevalent belief that proper precautions have not been taken with the

promptness and enertry that ought to be umnifested on such occasions of grave public danger. A first requisite is strict

isolation of infected premises to be at

once established, and lobe maintained ` until the di~'-ease no longer exists. and

all germs of the malady have been eradic- ated by the most approved methods.

What is of quite at much importance is

that house-holders shall look to the

,saniiary condition 'df their homes. lDipththeria may at any time manifest itself in a household without any of its members coming into Contact with

,diseased persons. \`ery commonly the fl cause is i-u an ill-kept cellar, or cellar

I drain. VVit»h the cellar rendered practical-

i iy air tight by banking, the effect of tires I in the living rcorns is to suck up the foul ‘ air out of the cellar into tue kitchen or

the Sitting room, where the disease germs

ami1ycat,a favorite of the little ones, rings the infection from the basement to

the living rooms. It has been clearly established that diphtheria germs may be -propagated by decomposing vegetables or

other filth, and transmitted in the way above referred to.

Some .persons credit their medical at-

tendants with the statement that a case under discussion was not true diphtheria but merely a case of “diphtheritic croup.” I

Travelling Libraries

Hon. Richard Harcourt. Minister of

question of travellingli/braries, with the result that he intends to ask the Legis-

lature at its coming session to make a ` smallgrant to start thc. scheme in Ontario.

distant from the towns and villages

Boxes of bookscontaining 25 or-50 volumes,

-would be sent to any locality from

standing, who would ask that the books

locality. The box of books in question

Mr. George Thompson, a. leading

found anything like Dr. Chase's Olnt

writes :- 'I was troubled for two years with that cruel disease, bleeding piles,

‘THE EDITORS’ MAIL.

Elucation, has brei/ ccnsiderirg tie cheese Value of

that in no fewer than thirty of the States p ofthe American Union the systenuhas sa been in successful operation for some ce time. The administration of the system th is very simple. lu some of the States ti the initial grant was as small as $l,0L0 0 penyear. In others ithas ranged from fr $l,500to $3,000 or-1.000. It was never C1 contemplated that boxes of. books, say co 25 or50ina box. would be sent lo W localities which were already in 8 enjoyment of some public library. The tl system, there, is intended for the b 'i advantage of some remote Sections, In

in which were kept any public libraries. C

as the case might be, if Gu-tario followed D

the United States practice-and Mr. t Harcourt thinks itlikely we shall do so it

It appears from Mr. Harcourt’s inquiries _ .

de

d

which would come a request Signed by v fifteen or twenty residents in good tl

be sent for the good of the people of that fl

would remain in that particular locality c _

forsay,6 months, the charges to the ° residents of the locality being only _ ~ nominal, say, sufliccnt. to cover freight I

u -h .~f r.. '_-°

;;H:u;;rv;0i:§e’ or mmportauon injustice of the “pooling” practice. That

he supports the Fat-casein theory, we will

__ show by his figures as given in the

Advocate.

he states that there should be a tlifferenee of value of 18 cents per 100 lbs. But if we

$ " value it by the per cent of fat. we find one

0 pound of fat to be worth 20.97 cents. This \v

I and the _second 66cents per 100 lbs., a

D , I difference, not of lil but 25 cents per 100

lbs. Now if we add two to the per cent of 'fn

merchant of Blenheim, Ont., states :- .- "I was troubled with itching piles for ‘

so bad I could scarcely walk. I tried VMU95 Wm be *BUD Chinlkd ¢083l=\l1d 59 a great many remedies. but never cents. or a diiference of I8 cents. Verily mem. It cured me_,, the Fat-casein gives 1 measure of justice

M, Jas Jackson of the Laurie Spool but the fact that the quantity two is a

Company St. Alexis des Moms, Que., llxed quantity is one of its defects.

._l_,_ Y __ ` __ _ _ *__ ,

(lt Pays to buy nt l'o|\kll|')

Milk.

In a fox mer letter I spoke against the ractice of dividing the proceeds from the le of cheese in proportion to the per nt of fat in the milk. I also condemned e poo ing plan and advocated the adop- on of the fat-casein me._hod. Your issue fthe tlth inst. contains an extract taken oil the Farmers' Advocate, which is aimed to be in answer, in the sense of a ntradiction, to my letter. If the party ho handed it in said extract, considers it n answer in that sense, he fails to grasp ie object of the experiment as conducted y Prof. Dean. The result of the experi- ent is it strong vindication of the urin- iples of the fat-casein plan. The clipping in question shows the pro- urtion of cheese from milk of ditferent grees of richness,and it expressly stntt S hat milk should be paid for according to s cheese making value. There is a nice ifference between the cheese making alue of milk and its value according to he per cent of fat. The foruier is the at-caseinvalue in its entirety. It recog- izes 'che value of the fat and also the asein, which goes into the composition f the cheese. Anyone who reads the extract will read, ly see that Prof . Dean does not commend he Eat System, but shows plainly the

In the two samples of milk mentioned

ill give the first-lota. value of 91 cents

t the values will be changed to 87 and 0 cents or a. difference of 17 cents. Agai

I would again call the attention of

rs--

».-- %----.-......

S0-an

,_

“T00 sweet foranything,”

` is the Baby after a Bath

with

E

Babys Own

f.‘_l-.lsedbyTh0usandsof

i l l

Q aooesssnoeea . “

_ , Cathedral to-morrow .morning at 8.45

Place tohave your repair work I o’clock, thence via Lake Verde to Vernon done is the place that takes River Cemetery)

the most interest in your'

aseds.We strive to accmomo- At Bangor Lot 40 on the 23rd inet, date all who leave an work, ~ ’- ` ‘ . . ` vm, ,mby prompt attylmtion' Catherine relict of the late ‘William nad. nick degpawh gf ga_me_ Robbins in the 48th year of 'her age. w° 24”* me 1'¢PIlf/&¢i0I1 Of" She bore up under prolonged sickness’ "°‘“B"° K-"°° “Pai” “'°fk- ith wonderf 1 ll rf 1 and b 's G"°_usau_hlmdbewn_ ucee uness_ sumi-

y 8 sion and passed away sustained thy the

hue hope of a blessed immortality.

¢ " ' ` ’ _° ' Y 1

eldo;

. t== aseesasosoo

vineod that what we sa i

tl Slilllllli

_Foundea, Engineers, Maehi lets and Boiler-makers.

Steam Nnvigadon Co’s Wharf.

Rhone 125 i

the best people is Dr. Chase’s Kidney- ‘ Liver Pills, the greatest prescription of A. VV. Chase, the famous Recipe Book author. By acting tlirectly and specifically on the liver, kidneys and bowels, this -

i

popular family medicine thoroughly - cures liver complaint, biliousness, kidney

Chdflwvwwll. P. E. I. disease, constipation and the accompany- l l

Liver Pills act promptly, pleasantly and aturally. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. 1;

their reasonable fears they were given an ‘ 'entirely -erroneous impression. Diph~ theritic croup carries with it the virus of ; true -diphtheria, and a case of that kind needs to beguarded with all the care as

that 'has been demonstrated to be imper- ati~.ve in .regard to diphtheria. Dinh-_ theria is not less dangerous than small-

pox; 'healthy persons cannot be protected _ against it-by vaccination, and it is really more di-Bicult than smallpox to eradicate * when -it once obtains a foot-hold in a com- Q munity. ‘

Aftter »reading Mr. Longworth‘s letter

and the resolution of Council therein quoted many citizens will be in doubt

whether to vote yes or no on the lighting question. YV-e fancy very few would be

wilsbiag for-the-1City~ Council to proceed to instaland manage the plant.

7*

f they would inquire further they would

I Drobably-find that in the effort to allay

and after using Dr. Cha,se’s Ointment

patrons to this question. Let them con-

GREAT

whit (U at

l Gommanees Monday nil n Q

», Our great aunu-il white near sale has always pmvgl success. The ladies of this city have seldom if ever one display of beautiful “Lingerie” as we ure new showing.

.j, you must see and examine the und ermentioncd goeth to _V preciate their wonderful values.

‘ ‘Right Dresses.

Full size cambric Qoke with tucks and -lac\ nigga# _ Price

G rod cotton Eznp're style trimmed with

, ; Sale Price '

Fine English Cotton trimmedlac e lad liter

Corset Gov

_ Lidies’ white cotton all sizes untrimlned. Bell PKG Q Ladies white cotton-embroidery trimmed. Sale Price

Indies white English clarion trimmed with mutha 1; embroidery. Price

Drawers.

s

` Cotton trimmed with lace well made. &le Pills

‘ Fine cotton three tucks and Belo Pfieo

English cotton, embraidery trimmed. Sale Prius

Skirts.

-\;¢.'r.=` 9 V-Ii '0..@@'.¥i'f`fK?

.WR "rf wma :mer ~='

-to isolation and warning to the public it

one and a half boxes. 606 a box. f

’ ten minutes. Price 10 cents.

is a treasure to all suffering from v

Mr. W. D. Thornton, blacksmith,

Calgary, N.W7P., states :-“For llfteen

blind, itchin ile and a

sicians. I had 15 tumors removed, but obtained no positive cure. I have suf- fered more than I can tell, but can now

say that, thanks to Dr. Chase’s Oint~ ment, I am positively cured, and by

Dr. Chase s

Ointment. .

0

At Charlottetown, Monday morning, 1 W ha - 't gd , h _ °\

Hen;-yKe]|y,mefg},;an1;, aggd 42 year; \ deze; ofllnlsiggx-epgmtibg ;::<l)t'1oi:»rk lshxr IDQD,-§ OR Bt RRIBSBY & 00,8 Old

t (Funeral will leave the house Dor- ~_" aspcedy sale

3 ‘ chester Street, for St. Du;stan’s yi' A. w. B. ll it p

`

in E

, I

fa

ccntsperbottlc C price’ 25

I can say I am entirely rid gf “_ It sideritsfram a common sense point of

mteen yea,.s_ and at times they were ifwe add 1.25 to the per cent of fat the

piles." e

as

years I suffered untold agony from lllikillll-

K D S. h ve been un-

der treatment with well-known phy- N

’ then they`re not to cheap. The fact

, we wish to impress upon you is that

__ C t Should bcthe favorite inthe house- `

nun uv ‘ At Point Pnimu, on .February lst, 1901, _.111 ‘wld-h. '\".

Ai.a:n-rTo|m- so»»c¢.u°~f¢¢~. Captain Donald 31 Murchison. aged 77 td roltigiiehlegi it f°’ °h“°°d ‘md muddy.” To prep-ire for this buy,

nnnno or1-ua p Ytars. y

_ °"-“'“\"° *‘|-55'" 'f°1Lrf Sw-°-oo ` an the Government smek Farm on the ll; m;§,;“§§ c‘,§‘§di§§:i_"¥ “d °“°>'S he” C

10th inst., of pneumonia, Angus Mac- Itis pleasant to use. 2

P'_'____ '-1” v _ “ '-*_* donald,in the 63rd year of his age. ‘Si5“s‘;tl§¢1;\;ya mode t

l

iew and they will soon wonder why they ver countenanced such a farcical practice t-he Fat System, in its relation to cheese

ew Perth,

Feby. 7th. 1901, `

i

\Va.nterl a case of heada che that Kum- ort Headache Powders will not cure in

W . C. McL.uusr%

is

-_._-gl..-

Some goods may bc as cheap any urs but then tliey’re not so go*:d_, there may be as gtodasourr, but

Goodness ani cheapness here com- inn." Big reductions on all goods

_ - f .l /A - ._ b

T~ "~ fe* '- . . _ - ~ P

l\'\t=,», at R. H. Ramsay 41: Co s old srand.l ~£;;\_y _l_‘:.~~i‘ . ll/_f 76,., 12 si. ~f_~;,il<:_-if :_

,/H, That .

Music.-Everything -in music, from

M .__ mouth organs to pianos, the _best and

» excellent préparation I lgggssgat Miller Bros., the leading mpg? (itll ~ » » ll House Keepers now’s your chance.

’ » _ Towels and toweling selling at greatly _ ` _

Mother* ` DjED_ _ 5' }_l reduced prices at R. H. Ramsay & W9 fafnl31 YOU Wllfil I

o’s Stand. d&w 12 4i l

and. 12 #ii t’.&w

. Sunnyside.

AN HONORABLE MEDICINE.

That appeals to the best judgment-of ,

1

ng pains and aches. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-

xl

,1-

If your accouutlis past due

you receive a summons to appear on a set day at either the Ik County or (Sxty Court.

We have on our Ledger some 300 accounts that we

an going to collect by process of law.

We would much prefer if those we refer to would

:QI and arrange for payment at once. l v

K WRIGHT

Ii _ __ _ _ -1

num Nui cf.

do not be surprised should

‘

_'aa

'"1'-‘~»~»

4.'

- 1'. 3

NURSING MOTHERS CONYALESCENTSJ

And th0=e _in a week or delicate condition, are urged to try Pa|k’s ' Perftct }5mul~iou 0f_ Cod Liver Oil. This preparation is perfectly emulsified, and contains ,in pro- portionate quantities Pure Cod Lvar Oil, the Hypophosphites of `\ Lime and Soda a1dGuaiac3l. It is an exe ll=nt general tonic, with a specific beneficial action on the nervous svetemand the digestive organs. In tones up tha systfm, makes sound, healthy flash, and L enables weak and delle ite people

to

Become Strong _

It is prepared in such aman-

ner as to entirely disguise the taste of the oil, and can be taken with perfect convenience by all. Its action under all' conditions il peampt and to correcting dieorden ` and bringing about n speedy md permanent cure. -P ._

-Hsnutedurod’by-

_

'Q' The Square Druggi 5:, it) 1

prices-they are low or high as you sa! ($2.50 per doz. up.)

The quality is always high. That never changes. Come in and see aboutit. -1=z

you have doubtless considered A

having yourrportrait taken for ' presentation to your hiends.

It is to be something lasting-

a record that may probably becher- ished after you have passed away!

/

Such being the case, what do -

you want, a cheap and nasty photo

or a thoroughly good portrait? , ,

The answer goes without saying ~

-and yet how are yCu to get What you want ? This needs investi-

gation.

We can assist you though, in

that for_ We can{show you that our productions are good, permangnth BEST.

_ This is because each department is in direct charge of _ one who ‘°knows his bnsiness”'and has a personal interest in it.

Good cotton three tucks full size. Bale Price

I I

_ Y: if-FI-7" '/‘~. r¢:~

oanrrv Potrrnalruas. __

, <51 -_-I f'*.f»~1< £3?

But you already know the ex- `

cellence of our work and as to P'-'P

English cotton oambric mills galoon Gnieli his Piles

` Fins cotton with tucks, insertion and fgil of

F - Pfl!i_!.l§_§

f LT

Prob.---spring win be damp .mi account to 31st Dec. We ask you now to favor us

our rubbers at R. H. Ramsay &. 13 ` , » U .fu old stand, whiio You can Kat amoun before lst Februuv so that we an _~ xr

0 per cent discount. 12 4i d&w

Cardigans, top shirts. underwear tions” nd all requirements lor working

l Yours Truly

The Best Alnays The

_ We address ourselves today to the Cons rvative Gent!

3;. . . ._ _ . ° emonvrhodlt ,_~ ;‘:§‘§’re”f’_",?,‘(;'¥"h';g;`1`FYh(;°u<;1`fell<_1331°! 11100 they T, who an pai-seals: ‘ springs to yourthoughta oli Oncc.-~ ever 'I ’ 'em' "mf ‘“*‘|*» °*'

For those who propose something UBWBT lilll thy |7973, » 29, WI allargliigcggglgiso-n &<;arU:n¢;:er within the reach of modorlle

if n mam 3 Mtlmclnon to the exams of nfndiiv

MzN's FURNISHINGS GOODS

High Grade and low P.-tes, .

Gordon &.

__

G-IARLOTTETOVN. 'C

& llil.

_ .. . _ ' ' ._ ..,_-,~.,

- _ .,..- ---4-7. sv-<-~» fs- » -~ we--~ ¢ ¢-avsinav gmyggmpgw

s~&_<J

f V - .~,.- mxgi-g. s ‘ _ '_ -='~’ -wg# ,_ .-_ ;..-/r = _

,_ .. _ --s __ -.1 Q.. 'i;», "».'.»._.»

I Y I 1 V V 4 H “NYM r ‘

`

_ ,_ 5

~-~ a

PIII]

wesmixs snos.. °V'°"'°

THE

BRUC

Mclel

ui-ago#