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THE GUARDIAN, CHAl‘~.T!lTTF}TOWN, OCTOBER 5, 1832
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e‘er.:.':.». are $16.80
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Y:\1Fm§€a€?}?ent1emans Gun Metal Open
u can t - 50 J ugileee or lloyf-ilnOoi:’keash and
Youlscaviélgeptpeoéys’ Watches for 9g cts Cash and You vgan get Clocks for $1.00 Cash and 20
rappe~s. Ygll Gap ir: t Breach s “ " “ l3’h?(l:ree}tttSl{iiives } or Wmppe S' i ii i" ie” “iiiii
and save w _
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UHRONIG DISEASES
and IIIIPTURE ai E5; by DR. GLIFT.
Send stamp for information,
Orcall at Truro, N. S., cf- Bcd in Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Biiiidiiig.
On Friday at Windsor Hotel, in low Glueuow- .
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IPS l U0
To undergo en operation for itching .
Piles when Dr. A. W. _Chas¢'$ 0il\f|\'\¢|\f is a surer. cheaper. wil" WU f° °‘"`°°
C,-u¢1_ bm-pggms methods belong to theildark
ages ogg' pg; There was_atime w en I gm-gigal Qper-ation _WM C0nSldel`Cd U16 Only possible cure for piles. Not so now: OC?- sionally there is still found a physician w 0 gdb.”-¢5 tg this dangerous and expensive method. but to every one who still believes in using th; knife, ninety) and ninte recommwd \h¢ U* ° Dr. Cha.se's intmen _ _ _ _
Dr. C. MH I-Ilgliinavriting in The American
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Jollfwleoknoveva that‘a‘l Dr. Chase's Ointmenti’
ts all the requisitions of the highest stan -
:de of worth, that it will be held in high esteem wherever it is uscg. Bild ¢°U5°¢l“¢“'~1Y we endorse it to every rea er. ' _
By force of merit alone Dr. _Chases Oi_nt-
ment has won its way into this wide. ‘V159 world, until it has made the name of Dr. Chase familiar in almost every home. HUd‘\f°n f°{ 111° venerable discoverer the title of America!
Greatest Physician."
Dr. Chase's Ointment has never been known
to fail as a cure for piles._ It matters _not whether blind, itching. bleeding or protruding. Dr. Chase's Ointment is an absolute and per-
fect cure,
D . A. W. Chele‘e Ointment lr the discovery ofthe author
ef Cliaee'e leclpe Book. who? portrait and en every box of the Genuine. a box. All
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Dealers n Hardware, Lumber etc.
general Commission Merchants;
Consignments of Island produce rc-
ceive careful attention. May 23, J une, July Sept.
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T0 RENT
-Zinn-e -
The house on Water`Street, oppo-
site Hotel Davies, at present occupied. by J. B. Heagan. All modern con~ veniences. Possession given October
first next. Apply to W. S. Stewart. dl_v13
Hughes ~°"’E""'*L
REMEDIES
HUGHES’ UDUGH IIXTURE
For Cou hs. Colds. Bronchitls, Hoa.;-ge. 'l‘§_i59c'eg'§§e":'g P‘111D°DH~l'Y affections.
iiuaiirs' caeosoris uiixruiis
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DODD’S RHEUIATISI CURE A oem ' f iriiiwniioiiiiiice §f..f“‘i‘iL‘.‘.’,i,“§.‘.1¥”° A
Speciéalzlmplgpmeldies prepared for DY
Pa'i‘io.$iét¢.i`¢]e)tf.ESTIOI" CONSTI
1&C'>;m;'BeSf English Drugs and
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PATBUNIZE HU6HES‘"t.J’.§é’.§i.ES
Ahecaries Wall,
L. Sunnyside
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TENQERS
_ Sealed tenders marked tender for church will be received up to 6 p. m, Oct o ’99 at he oflice of Fennel] & Chandler where plans and specifica- tion may he seen. for the erection of a. church building in Charlottetown, the 5 contractor io furnish all material. The committee reserve the right to 1'eject` the lowest or any tender.
FRANK BEALES.
26 lf- Secy of Com. ,
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UUMLNG EV.BN'.l'S-
Guardian readers willjind the follow-
ing convenient to clip and /seep for ref- ef-ence.
O. Y. B._"`he Orange Young
Britons meet Friday evening in Mechanics’ Hall.
CITY Council meets the second Mon-
day iu each month. Dr. Warburton, Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.
THE Charlottetown School Board
meets the first Monday of each u i nih Ewen Stewart, Secretary.
Fonssrans.
Cocirr AVONDALE, I. 0. F., second
and fourth"11iesday’s of each month in Mtchanic’s Hall,Grafton St.-J.D. Tay- lor Sec’y. _
Coiiirr Mouivr STEPHEN. I. 0. F.,
third Tuesday of each month in Mechanic’s Hall, Grafton St. -E. H Duchemin. Sec’y.
Prince George Encampmcnt, Royal
Foresters, meets iii Mechanic’s Hall, N ew Prowse Block. -Murdock McLeod, Illustrious Archivist.
Court Charlottetown, C.O.F., second
and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W. C. Whitlock, Sec’y. '
Court Gladstone. .O.F., masts in Mechanics’ Hall on the first and third Wednesday of oath mcnih. R.D. Ken- nedy, Sec’y.
masons.
St. John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month. D R MCLENNAN. Sec’y.
Victona Lodge in Masonic
Temple, lirst Monday in month J R Davison, Si c’y. `
Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch May
sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday _ in month except June, July and August. JJ Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Prcceptory, K T.
in Masonic Temple. third Wed- nesday in month. H W Anderson, Registrar. ~
onnsnnnows ,
Port La Joie Encampment no 4
second Wednesday in each month.-~D R. McLennan R.. S.
St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
day evening. \V.A. Martin, Sec’y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday
evening: both iltheir hall in Victoria Row. W RBo ham. Sec’y.
Aipna Rchesan Lodge, No 10, meets
every tirst and third Tuesday evening. --Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.
SONS OF ENGLAND.
Every Thursday eveningin their hall
on Victoria Row. Andrew Newsom Sec’y. _
Lodge Prince Edward meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of peach mouth in their hall, Victoria Row.-E. .H Ducheniin. Sec’y. .
BONE OF TEIPERANO. E.
Prince Edward Division No. 1,
lmeeta' 1n.Wrlght’s Hall, every Tuesday. W. P.Kirby,R.Seribe.~-- -
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday eveniu in Wright’s hall. , A.
Friday evening, in .Wright"s Lower
`e,H‘l-llr'dohn` L.; `Law§q1`.B.. e
~=r.o=ni. caosahnis. ' V Company A.” every Monday in
Wrighs Hall, at' 6.80 p.” m. Ada Wadman,Sec’y. -
- oooh rnlruns.
Charlottetown Lodge meets in
Wright’-_s Hall every Thursday evening at8 o’clock. Visiting Tcmplars wel. come.-,-H.J. S_c.na'rLsBonr,Sec’y
Sraissrasn JUNc'rioN. P. Q , 12th Aug 1899. Mnssns. C C. Ricnsnns & Co.
GnN'ri.ii:iuEN.f'-I ff-ll from ,the bridge
leading from a pls tturm to a loaded car while assisting my men in unloading a load of-grains 1 The bridge went-down as well as the load on my back, and I struck on the ends of sleepers, causing. a serious injury to my leg. Only for its being very fleshy, would have broken it In an hour I could not walk a step Commenced using MINARDS LINI, MENT, and the third day went to Mon- treal on business and got about well by the use of a cane. Iii ten days was nearfy well- I can sincere ly reconimcnd it as he best Liniment that I know of in use. Yours truly.
C. H. Gonooiv.
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FOR ’SlU..E
T_he undersigned oifeis by private sale his
re~'1dencc on St. Pet.--_rs Rr ad, 1 miie from Charlottetown, Cor sitting of a good dwelling house, horse_stab c. and large coach house, all in good repair. 'l`ogei_ner_with I0 acres of land in a. high state of cultivation.
The _ buildings will be sold with,
or 1 without the Lind, or as many acres as may be agrerd up0n_ 'Img desirable oronertyis two well known to re-
quu°e further comment terms only one third of the purchase money down. Thebalance secured on the ro rt Al h
_ P _DP Y. so t e stock, crop, and
farming implements. viz. 1 standard bred
stallxiurl years old, [bg Onward] for breeding, see ,_ igree. 13 good iiving horses, 1 superior f4\lYlUY 00W. 2-0h6DS.1 buggy, 1 concord waggon. Lbfith H081‘1Y new] I _ioa waggon. 1 cart, 2 \1¥f&10¢ ¥0beS.a_nd carriage waps, 1 round back Blelilh, 1 box sleigh, 1 word sleigh,3seis driving harness, 1 cart harness. one bridle and saddle, 1 plou h and w' 1;
g , s ings. 1 set a.rrow.=,back band
\ and trases. 15 tonsof ha 140 stocks of wheat,
200 bushels of potatoes. lf not disposed of be- fore Saturday 28 Oct. will then be odered by public auction at 2 o’clo<~k ni.
HE OR MCLEOD,
Royalt
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CHARLOTTETUWN MAII.S.
The malls close at the Charlottetown Post Office at,fo|lows (Local Time.)
For points west (with connections) to
Summersido and Tignish on line of railway, 8.15 a.m.and also at 3 40 p.m, with p.m. connections to North Tryon. Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton. Niirth Carleton Searletown, S’Side and West S’S:de.
For poiuts east (with connections) to 1
houris and Georgetown on line of rai.- way. 6.45 a.m. Georgetown and Souris through bag. 2.30 p. m.
For Courier route to Southport and all
points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a..m.
For Courier route to North River and
all points thence to .Victoria, Tuesday, Thursday :nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
For United States, New Brunswick,
Ontario. Quebec and the North- west, 8.15 a. m. Nova Scotia 6.30 a. m. _ For Great Britain. Friday, 10 p.m
Letters are collected from street
letter boxes of 6 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 a. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Mr. ~ Crimsonbeak--What in the
world is the matter with those children? Are they crying for pie?
Mrs. Crimsonbeax-No. They’re cry-
ing because they had too much pie. 1
linard’s Linimenttor sale everywhere.
Liver Troubles, biliousness, sallow com-
plexion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc., yield to the curtive powers of Laxa-Liver Pills. Tbev are sure to cure.
Does singing the song ~~Oh. Promise
Me,” at a wedding. promise anybody anything?
Mr. John R. Smith. Lake Srream,Kent: ¢o.,~N- B; me
the. ederte of Iiaxa-hver Pills or Sick eadsche and Constipation."
When a man refuses to have his teeth
cared for, saying that he cau’t afford it, it means that he lacks the necessary nerve.
linard’e‘ Linlmont Cures Burns, etc.
"Was Mi. Podger really cruel to his
wifeP” A
‘*_Cruel? Why, he treated her all the
time as if she were his partner at whine." V
For mternal or external use Hagyard’s
Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as apain re-
” Souieinen dou’t appear to be crock- ed until they are in straitened circum- stances. _ '
L I Free tc'Every‘Siillarer.
Those who areadleted with Rbeumatism
Sciatica, Lumbigo, Nenralgia. or Gout canhave_a full r-ized box of Milbui-n’e Rheumatic Pills. ireeeicherge. byaending
ifvosieiihe sand! »§.f'“.f ` ` 1"" lilarfa Litlld Dune lhllrull. y - . .She ,I wonder ~what kind of clams these arc? , I ., . "He-From the way they taste hink they must be little rubber necks
adults -when Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup is used. 251:. All dealers. . ;,
Don’t place the cot in a positisn where
the light will fall on the chi1d’s eyes, nor in a draft.
People who have weak lungs or are cube
ject to. coughs colds or sore throat, should take affew .bottles of Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup, which would heal and strength- on their lungs wonderfully. C
Don’tJiaug curtains around the cot.
Children need plenty of air, especially when sleeping.
lharifs Liniment Relieve: Neuralgia.
Bacon-An opera hat. you know,:is
one which can be shut up. -
Egbert-I wish some of the opera pa-
trons were built on that plan.
Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders
are easy to take, harmless in action hand snre to cure any headache in from 5 o 20 minutes.
LIVEH COMPLAINT.
“For the past year I have suffered more
or less with liver complaint, but by using three bot-iles of Burdock Blood Bitters I was completely cured.” W, P. W9qd_ Res elstoke Station’ B. C.
Jimmy has been a good boy al morn-
ing. Will he fall i’
Hagyard’s Yellow Oil is a useful remeny
to have in any house. It is good for man or beast. Relicves pain, reduces swelling allays inflammation, cures cuts, burns, bruises, sprains. stiff joints, quinsy, sore tl:iroat,_kipney complaint, etc. Price 251:.
Don t allow a child to sleep with an
eldir person. Its rest will he less dis- turbed and more beneficial alone.
NOTHING EQUAL T0 LOW’S
Mrs. J. Snelling, Underwood, 0..;f,_, gy.
that she has used Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup in her family for the
“From personalexperience I willingly-
I: Wednesday or Saturday
Having and soothing ,remedy for all pain. `
their Mme and fulletategnentiof ciao ' . , ' i"” ' ‘ i
ii.1*.itiii.iiri..iio<>;."'rmf.a.<_.,', cgi.. , _ . 3 . V .1 . __ Cugto_1i erfAreyo_u sure these straw-11 i, é 3 ‘S g 5 , I = .1 berrles""a're Je ,-boiri`es?` i =.'._ . I 1 . » f _ C if-Lg* y Dealer;-Ielgyiadeed, mum! Just". . ,.,.,._, , ., `.»,,+r __ _ .. Ln"
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EXTRACT Faoin LEr1aR.i
We receive hundreds of letters of
The old reliable-anid
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Comment'-ing October 8rd,‘1be frrell-
knowu S.>S. Haliffx leave Charlotte- town every Tuesday at noon for Boston. via- Hawkesbury and Halifax. .era ._ From Halifax--E_very Wednesday at i '
Fr m Hoslon every Saturday at noon i ______ Tickefs for sale at Siaiions at P. E. I. v C
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I find your soap the best washing scap I have
used, does not chat' 'the hands hke sf others and will injure the finest of fabrics. v =.,.
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FOR BOSTN
INTERNATIONAL S S 00”(
PUPUIAR UIHEGT l`llliPS ill
Sommei-side to Boston. About 28
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Send for Fi-later and infomation to nearestiticket agent, or m
C. E. LAECI-ILER, Agent for St John. N I
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11 p. _m. Passengers ticketed via Pio-', Ch¢l'\¢?t.§°?9Wl\- -7111103 Secretary ton on Wednesdays. i - ' J L
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Railway. For tickets, rates on freight and all information apply to I H. L. CHIPMHN, W. W. CLARKE
Snpt. Halifax. Agent.
Sept~ 27--.tf _
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The service perforinefl by the Company; 0V6Iy Tuesday at 6 p m making some ..‘i`Z‘f»’.iii§.`§t“'rf`.ii.I;`32. °.1’§§f'..§‘°t~‘32'§§§“.ii‘é’.-‘.ii‘ °”n"' T” S'°”'”°f has excel
e!gl)il:ge;nmei;t$smtf1Jn_taIl dwho appreciate safety, lem' . Pi1SS9Ug€l' accomodation!
For ...ii"ii.1<>i-iii..i=i.."`.'i, time mbiesgums books S°'°°“ ““”d‘~""‘P SP€°1*1 OW
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P- GIFKINS, Supt- . W W CLARKE
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