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DIGESTION WI'llU! A STOMACH

The fact that poopleaa can digest foo ner the stomach has been remove a,-0,-es that the lmportantpart of digee R D takes place in the intestines

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“ C /4 F BABLY Wednesday morning Constables W 0 N Henderson and McKinnon arrived at the

~ » house of John A. Mclsaac, Wood Islands

__ ____A____,__~___:________________::_ __ __ __A _ _ _______< Road, and surprised the proprietor by

9° me it comes that Dr. Chasers Kidney- _ Tnirms was band in the Gardens yester-

e . 1111 are so wonderfully sucmesfnl _ |I;,“-cena-ini; cshronlc lndxgeetion and dye l Wei,-,_ 'l‘l~..-y act directly on the kidneys, l

and intestines, making them health? 1

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25,, digestion and prompt nniovageol _ vols onous waste mnwels

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Custard and *gggsgg* Chocolate § Jelly Pudding 2

D W¢ have now in stock something * new in the jelly Powder line rf Bavors'

g This powder is made from the Enest Q quality of Calf-Foot Jelly crystalized

and then ground an mixed with the a ' d f r f it fl ors. \

Q Custard _

highest gre e o pu e_ ru av *

Every package of this _Custard Powder will make one quart delicious Creamry . .

We have also in stock all the leading %

* flavors in Pure Gold Jelly at io per pkg

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I day evening.

THE S. S. City of Ghent will arrive in

port this morning.

_ THG mail special arrived in the City at 10.30 local last evening.

Mr. Charles Drew, of Moore St McLeod

1 is spending a Short holiday with Senator and Mrs. Prowse, Murray Harbor.

AT the Police Court yesterday morning

the Smith Brady case was up and His Honor after hearing evidence reserved his decision,

This morning, Mrs. G. M. Campbell and

daughter, Miss Jean, who have been visiting in the city for the past month, leave for St. John.

'PHE GUABDLLN has received a neat card

“ from Mr. J. T. Mills the proprietor of the Hub Cafe. Is is certainly indicative of a drst class restaurant.

‘ MR, John |\Vheatly of this city lost seven cows some time time ago. Parties knowing anything about them will ' please notify the owner.

the guest of Lieut. Governor McIntyre _,and Mrs. Mclntyre, will leave for her home, Princeton, New Jersey.

Examination ofthe S. S. Halifax has

L revealed that not more than one third of

_ her entire starboard :escaped the rocks.

More than 32 plates were broken.

Yssrannar Samuel Young a com-

_ train at Point Tupper to take the boat for Mulgi-eve, and while enroute dropped

tl " mereial man of New York, got off the

To Texas “Horn Flies” on cattle and horses.

Lice on stock, Lice on liens,

Inexpensive, sure, easy to apply, Extra. flow of milk and comfort of

your stock-pays it’s cost many times o’er.

For sale only by

G. E. Hughes,

Apotheeariee’ Hall. Prgwse Block, Sunnyside.

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WANTS, LOSTS. FDUNO. Eli]

GIRH WANTED-At the Revere Hotel

WA.\"l`ED_-Bythe mifdle of September, a

cook and nurseniaid Reterence f€<lUHf€d~ Apply to Mrs. H. YV. Longworth. [’PP@f Prince Street. Aug- 22 if

LOST.-Monday evening between W. E-

Daws0n‘= Corner and Gra to_n street a water proof coat. Finder leave at this office. 21 31 pd

WA_\"I`ED _-A competent; general servant. Apply at this ofiicce. B-7 153111

F C R SALE-The North American Hotel

centrally ~-ituated on Kent Street. Apply at th1S omce -io tf.

TO LET,-That conveniently situated house

'in the corner of Pownal and Water street at present occupied by Mr Hewitt, _ has all mod- ern improyements. Possession given the _first of May. 26 f f

TO LET.-A three story dwelling on Prince

street near Kindergarten Hall This house has all modern conveniences. Apply i0 W- W Wclluer_ 26 f f

THE C. M. B. A. are building two new

halls in the west.. One at St. Mar-ks,'_ Lot 7, 52126 and one at Palmer’s Road 65x30. They are to be perfect halls in all their appointments.

THB GUARDIAN has received from Mr.

H. Clara, Alberton, copies of Manitoba papers in which reference is made to the accident to the train which conveyed the harvesterers excu.rsion.:¢

THIS morning Dr. McLellan, Souris; Dr.

‘McMillau, Cardigan; W. G. McDonald, Vernon iRiver; Rev.R. J. Gillis, St.Peter’s, leave to attend the convention of the C. ' M. B. A. at Niagara Falls.

SEE our advertising columns for particu-

lars of the horse races to be held on the Charlottetown Driving Park on the l.-ith and 12th September. The fast-cst classes and largest purses ever offered. Cheap rates by steamers and railway.

BY request Mr. Geo. S. MacLean is

sending a quantity of 5: lb and lb canned lobsters,to the Halifax Exhibition, as they are one of the best packers on the Island. The label was very artistically gotten up by Mr, Archibald Irwin. Mr. Geo. Cari er packed the fish and is one of the best packers known.

THE passengers crossing by the Prin-

cess yesterday morning were Capt. Rhude l for Halifax; Gertie Houle Mrs. (Dr.) McLeod, Sydney; Mrs. Edwin Coffin and daughter in law, Mrs.1_Rev.) R. L. Collin for Upper Stewiack: ¥Vm. Sterns for Dartmouth; T. A. McLean for Picton.

THE remains of the late Miss Mary A. Handrahan were borne to their last

_resting place yesterday morning, The -services at the Cathedral were conducted hy Dr, Monaghan. The pall-bearers were ‘Messrs S. Paoli, D. o'.\i. Rectum, T. J. ,Riclly,S. Blanchard,J. J. Chappell and I, T. Z. Taylor.

MR. K. C. Holm, Victoria, .announces

, that he has in stock a full line of season- g able machinery for the farmers of Lots_28, l 29 and 30. Those contemplating the pur- l chase of a plow should see the “Verity” f manufactured specially for the Massey Harris Co. Threshers, cleanermetc., made by the reliable firm of Thos. Hal-l & -Co., also in stock. In fact Mr. Holm carries in stock everything the farmer needs in the shape of machinery.

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CRANIPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA,

and all Summer Complaints in Children and Adults readily cured by Ful1er’S Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable. At all dealers at 25 cents.

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Bargain

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dress goods.

Th_ _ _ __ A double wedding was witnessed by a

‘S m°m’”R Ml” HeU1”Y» Wh° has been » large number of people in Zion Church on

AMONG the outward passenger by the Olivette this morning will be: Miss McL\re, Mies Alice Trainer, A. A. Murd- \ ock, Mr. Hayes, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.Willard, Mrs. Thomas, Jas. Walker. S, Ransom, Mrs. Almeder, Miss Eliza Howard, Mr. Marks, Mm.Tompson, Miss Mollie Brown, Mrs. Grace, Miss L. Strange, Miss. J. Dalziel, F.W. Kirk, Mr. Prowse and Mrs. Prowse, J. A. Holloran, E. I. Beuse, J. A. Beuse, W. P. Hancock, C. H, Hod- kinson, Mrs. F. S. Hyatt, Miss Hyott, J. W. Beachman.

Piusvious to the departure of the Montreal tourists and others who have been summering at the Lansdowne Hotel Cape Traverse Mrs. Crosby _the Proprie- tress, gave a dance in honor of her guests which was thoroughly enjoyed and a. decided success. The Lansdowne has had a splendid tourist trade this season and is fast becoming one of the most popular hotels on the Island. Such a house is a credit to the management and Cape Traverse as well. No doubt a large number will want to summer there next season.

Tuesday evening when Miss Mary J. Waddell, was united ln marriage to Aldert Fitzpatrick and Mr. William H. Waddeh to Amelia J. Martin of St.John’s Nfl’d. The brides were dressed in cadet and turquoise blue respectively, and looked very pretty. They were support- ed by Miss Lottie May Ganet as brides- maid, and Mr. Augustus A. Waddell as groom’s man. The ceremonies were performed by Rev. D, B. McLeod, while Miss Annie Fraser played the wedding march.

YEETERDAY brief reference was made

to the arrival in the city of Mr. ltlw-f-a» and the distribution of samples of the Union Blend Tea. The advarc~-ment in the mode of living in these first days of the twentieth century is particularly marked. The manner in which the Union Blend ‘tea is put up is far beyond the most extravagant dreams of our fore- fathers. They were eontent with a tea at a higher price, they were content with primitive conditions unbearable to- day. The laws of health demand that only those well versed in the business should attempt the lpreparing of an article for human food. Experience has _ been largely instrumental in building up to its present large proportions the trade of the Union Blend Tea. The reaching of the people is all that is necessary to in- troduce Union Blend Tea.

THE Boston Globe reporter who wrote

up the wreck of the Halifax., no doubtis veryclever, but judging from the 'fol- lowing, taken from the Globe, he is away off on his geography as regards this country. Hear him. “One 'brave little woman from Truro, N. S., was standing on the forward deck in the height of the trouble, looking out into the water with ,F not the slightest bit of fear expressed l‘ in her face. When asked a question by the writer as how she felt about it, she said: ‘I am not worried for we will all be landed presently.’ “It was learned that she was the daughter of a Truro fisherman and had many perilous voyage

However, what is said about the bravery of the “little woman" is quite correct

Truro, vs ho ts as a passenger by the ill- fated steamer. Mrs. Boop is a native of Colchester, and what the reporter -was I trying to get at is that it is 21 miles 'from ` the Nova Scotia shore near her home to the P. E. island some-Ex. I

TB`E Maritime Championship sports tol beheld onthe C. A. A. A. grounds onei week from yesterday will., W-ithout doubt A be the most exciting Athletic contests ever held in this Province. Thirteen years have passed since the first- Mari- time Championship contest, but only` three years ago did Prince Edward. Islanders begin to take an interest in the Games. for on that occasion the Abeg- weits sent their first team-a team ot four athletes to compete. These four succeeded in bringing home four cham- pionships. For eleven years the Wan- derers stood Hrston the list inthe struggle for points. For three years the Abegweits came second, and last year they came `§rst defeating the famous Wanderers Next Thursday they will be the most dangerous rivals of the Haligonians who will strive to wrest the laurel from them. The Abbies will put out the strongest team in their history and they will doubtless givea good account of them- selves. The Wanderers strong team of athletes under the Trainer Mack, former- ly of Columbia College, will arrive Wed-

‘ WHEN LN DOUBT as to whatto l use for Diarrhoea, Cholera Cramps and

all summer Complaints don’t hesitate to try Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial tried and

I 'W " " "`“"_` ' ` ` ` ` '" ` telling him that ln default of a. convict-

on made in '98, (two years ago) for violation of the C. 1'. A., he must accom- pany them to the city. Not having the amount of his line, the prisoner, with much lamentation decided to accompany the eonstables. The two o’clock boat brought the party to town, and after

incarcerated. Yesterday afternoon the amount of the fine with costs was paid, and the prisoner was given his freedom.

THE following telegram has been re- ceived by the Secretary of the Cheese Boord, Mr. Robert Jenkins:

Montreal-Dull.

English Market-Steady.

Eastern-91, 9§. Western-91}, 92.

London quotations-4.8, 49. -

Brookville-\9 3-16 to 9 5-16 cents.

TEMPERANCE WORK.-The exercises for

the Jubilee took place at the Immaculate Conception Church, Pa1mer’s Road, the llrstdays of this week, and were attended by an immense concourse of worshippers. The Revs. A. E. Burke, F. X. Gallant, Theodore Gallant and J. S. Murphy assisted the zealous pastor, Rev. Dr. Chaisson. On Sunday the Blessed Sacra- ment was exposed and remained exposed until Tuesday morning. There was a solemn High Mass with sermon each day and also devotional exercises in the even- ings. The Rev. F. X. Gallant preached two ‘eloquent and practical sermons in French and Rev. Father Burke spoke with great force, eloquence and effect in English. Perhaps no more powerful ser- mon than that of the reverend gentleman on the vice of intemperance has been heard anywhere. He showed the enorm- ity of the sin of drunkenness, the seduc- tiveuess ofthe occasions which ‘led up to it, the unfortunate state of the trailic in the country, the misery and confusion it brings upon its votaries, and indirectly the great injury it does to the community. He asked those who possibly could drink without commiting sin to abstain from the cup that inebriates for their weak brothers’ sake and above all help to raise up a young generation of teetotalers. The Temperance Cause had lost ground in this Province because ofthe dishonesty of the erstwhile temperance advocates and the trickery of politicians. But if we could raise upa generation of true temper- ance people we would compel those in high places tobe honest in their advocacy and make or unmake the government which juggled with the law. Be said that the villages of the westwere hot beds I of villany and seductiveness. Rum was sold everywhere and drug stores were worse than beer dens. He exhorted decent people to avoid being seen in such places and said that if his influence stood

-for anything in the county he hoped he

would exert it to the last 'limit in incul- cating sound temperance sentiment. The sermon produced a. sensation-great num- bers took the pledge.

TEETH ! TEETHI Dr. Wright of the

Baltimore Dental Rooms, Charlottetown, will be at Cardigan from Monday August 18th until Saturday, August 24th, and at Georgetown from Monday, August 26th

profession in its most modern and up-to date style. 22 tl 30th

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The days of the Muslin

Shirt waists are numbered.

Think not? Well just watch,

the thermometer for a few » evenings after this.

Anyway its time to think

ef a substitute for autumn.

Try a. waist of French _

Flannel. ’

We’ve alot of dainty effects

in soft, pretty French Flan- nels this season.

Feel sure you’d like them

if you had a look oler them.

Stripes, dots, scroll edbcts _ _

in Crimson and White, Blue _ and White, Old Rose, Pink, _ Black and White, Marccu,

Greens, etc., etc.

Two and a half or two and three-quarter yards mu name a Shirt Waist 530 the yard. _ i "

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PIIPSB, '

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between the Truro shore and Cape Breton uhm Friday August 30th and he will he are

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which is 21 milesac-ross from land toland. prepared to practise every branch of his WN" hm' M)vh W I’ H il H `/` l _ ' D

Nova Scotia women are all brave- The -._A=___ _-___-_-,___,___ ____ ___ __ __, I ‘~~~‘ -fr'-‘e~ "~--~»+#~ .J

lady referred to is Mrs. F. E. Boop, of T .

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We have just received a large assortment of Cithblie 1 Prayer Books, ranging from 15 cents to $3.50. _ The largest assortment ever shown in this city Call and ~ inspect. ’

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Opp. front doors of Post Otiice, ._ The Popular Stations.

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` 25 cents per pound tin . ._ ' e _ ' Q A - , f '

15 “ “ half pound IE ' 3 9 ‘ _- All groeers sell it. ' ” f ‘ '

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We are daily receiving ilittering eomplimente on our lov prhee ed..

plendid assortment.

Not the i:ile tabs of gossips but the careful ol

our store and you skip the biggest croclrery bargains ever heard of. Hur

dieds of customers who have bought from us are during the .past year an-

tellin g their friends of our wonderfully low prices.

Clark Crockery Co-,-

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, _ N G ods New Patlléf US. we ““°@°f _ e:§s¢.~s:.§?t... ..... ‘grant White $1-15 101' 90°

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