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THE GQ ARDIAN CHARIIOTTETOYVN AU tt UST

ll) N) 'cb 19 1.

ic _ , It lite is north

‘f'°"?"'l_ is hzviiigf it is worth » _ t.i`i;iiig care of.

;t‘l:lcf=sriess does ot pay, either in

our work or our pleasure. When people read ofa young' 'iii;iii who has

///been killed

while perform- uf: sonic redr- lcss feat on a tiiboggan or at

_. some other haz-

:iriloiis sport, their synipathy is mixed with surprise that

any human being

/ should thus care- lessly risk life.

There are thou-

sands of meri who

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' '_' th' l" 'h`l th .f-in-S-iiffws e‘;..;‘.sf.i. ei:

time from business or labor to eat fest, or to care for their health nam!! throws out danger signals, mg pay no heed They suffer

or ner-.ous disorders from giddiness, drowsiness, cold

of heat, shortness of on the skin, loss of ap-

eomfortable sensations in the alter meals, loss_of sleep, lassi- uembling sensations. These are

symptoms of serious and fatal

ttheir common _ y a oca

dmyhgy over-work, they do not take

or i _ -

7 _ j '.

this nature are cured by

Medical Discoveigi. lt

lost appetite, gives sonn and sleep, makes the digestion per-

active. It purides the blood rich with the life-giving ele- food. It is the great blood-

It makes the body

brain keen. It is the best Thousands have testified

No honest dealer will urge

for the little extra

the system a store culminate in some

bly fatal malady. . ellets are a. safe, sure,

cure for` constipa-

Pellet ” is a gentle laxa- d cathartic.

who neglects consti-

poesi Dr

We a mil

_n nnnnn

Disease Prevented

Pills, Only.

Disease.” Do you know

It means that the kid- rotten, or rotting; the

is full of poisonous, death-

; that the Kidncys

thorwork; that the victim is

charne1~house; that his

° that the victim

Dodds Kidney Pills if he mt to die. you Kidney Disease? Is hot and dry; memory fail-

short; urine, reddish. or

does it scald when appetite changeable; swell ; have you bitter mouth on getting up

is there a brick-dust de- urine?

signs is roof itive

Disease. \Vil1l;oubep(diircd,

die? Dodd’s Kidney only means on earth that They never fail. ,

. Anything Inu ?

trade is growing' daily, better, business is mak- Etridcs forward. I

Anythmg

mvisit our yard and seé: ghe §

we give in e ar;

'~'ul¥Ci_*S. the quality of lumber; W 80:1 at “inferi ir quality" i VNU. the reason will be appar- nt to you. ._ §:UI1rplea.=uro to please yomi

Ulilftlmber-ask our prices. 2

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Ann ouncement ro Fnmnsns.

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III BOOSEO

IN KINGS

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Temperance Fnrnes Are Marshallen,

YEUMEN IN THE CAUSE

Show Their Colors, Syste-

matic Work Begins-Or ganizers Appointed for the Different Sections of

the County -A Rousing Public Meeting at Monta- S"°v ,

Ou Tuesday evening last King‘s

Cciinly Temperance Alliance met in the Montague Hall to devise the best pos- sible methods of work for the p`ebiscite campaign.

Many cf the most prominent residents

of King`s County were in attendance and showed by their enthusiam that thi y are prepared to do their part in the com. ing contest.

The principal work of the afternoon

was the appointment of persons to take charge of tho different polling booths on election day. Every polling booth in Kings County has been pro~ vided for in this way with earnest and erergctic workers,

Their names, it is hoped, will appear

tomorrow.

Immediately after the a`l ance meeting the executive of -the public _meeting commiftee of the I. O. ti. T. cf P. E. Island. met in the same hall forthe same purpose as well as to transact ether im~ portant business.

The sum of $15 was voted towards

the campaign.

A committee was appointed f. om the

Alliance to co-operate with the Grand Lodge public meeting committee to arrange fcr meetings throughout King’s County and the Grand ledge committee made arrangements for Queens County east of the Hillsboro. The plan adopt- ed was to place two or three men, rf- liable poisons to take charge of earh lot who will attend to organizing, pub- lic meetings, etc. A list of those p r- sons will be given liver.

In the evening the piib-l’c rr.-ee‘.ing

was well attended bythe people of Mon- tague and vicinity- The speikers of the evening were Rev. \\'rn.Pnalen.Rev. Mr. McPhee, Mr Fields, I. O. G- T. organizer from Guysboro County. N S , and Rev. ~.\Ir. Hinson, Moncton. N. B.

Rev. Mr. Stevenson pri-sided The speakers were unanimous in their determination to do all in their power towards promoting t';ie cause of prohibi- tion. They urged that every voter go to the polls, as in the indifference of si called temperance men lies the dan- ger of the defeat.

Rev. Wm, Phalcn, who has just re-

turned from Europe, received a warm welcome from his host ofirieuds.

RJ. H. BELL ON PROHIBITION

Summeroide-

' with many me chier objection io_ a total prohibition of the liquor trailic lies inthe dread that there will be asa result a loss of revenue to the extent

prohibition alcoholic liquors will con-

COUNTY

elivercd at is Public Heating in

of $7,000,000 and that to make this up a resort must be had to direct taxation. We must bear in mind that even under

tinue lo be impqrled for the arts and for mechancinl and medicinal purposes-_\V6 will still obtain revenue from these

ofthe Chariottewwn Soap sources to the extent of one a halt to

to the farmers of Prince L-W0 mujon doug;-5, That leaves 3»b0\1t

have pumhasifi nil): live millions to be made up. According ' -

P°fk to the report of the Royal _C0U1¥DiS5i0“

the drink bill [of Canada is _$40,000-- » 000 annually. Ot this 7 millions goes _ -

#£32 io thc treasury for l‘€V6¥1U9_P‘-“`P°5e5' ~

The balance of $33,000-000 ‘S thmwn

niggas, away in drink-is worse than §lo_t-

laundry and What would happen to this 33 nlilll'-‘113 ibs. Itwiube if the d1’8H1Sh°PS We” suppressed by ‘

law? Most of it would go to the _mer- chants’ stores. Suppose only 20 1111111011 of it wentgthere--went to b\1y'g°°dS ‘imported-to buy goods on which the merchant paid a dutv of 25 Per cent

out I th a we would get live millions , V ` , _

louis 6 ol; adhsitlvooyiil revenue. in this way the I /f l i n f - ‘ Q ' ,f iq 18Pat. 2 mos. Exam. 2 mos.

would be no loss of revenue at :il What happened when Father Mathew

hapgiiied in lrelind when during tli famine the dsiilleries were closed b act of Parlimcnt, compelling the grai to go to tk ol the poor 1” Not\vit':istind

. ,_ . P _ , O

goods iliiiii in the subsequent years o plenty. The customs revenue of cours

“Give us 5,000,000 of sober and in- diislrious people-then the revenue wil take care of itself.” Give us live mil

raised by tixatiou. The opponents o

feel the burden. It $1 per head be adj.

little more would be added to our

not bs appre_~ia‘Jly fe.t.V

PJRT OF CHARLOTTI-:'rowN.

Aug. 20-Ar: Omeg-i,` Murchison

Louisburg; Sissie, Daley, Biontague Dianlhus, Daley, Montague; Vista Evans, Chester; (hristy Campbell

lan, \Voori Islands; bpritrg Bird, Ilan gill, Lock Leven,

Aug. 20-Cld: Brilliant, Blackmore

Louisburg; P L G.Cormies. Buctouc-he

do; Christ Cauipbe;l, Peebles, Fishin

I~liinds_

ing thc prevriiling poverty, there were farlfii-fer iin artatioiis of foreivfn

lirgely benenited. Mr. Gladstone said

lion of sober industrious people in Canada and no man need trouble himself about a loss in revenue.

But supprse this argument is fallacious .

and the tive mil ion dollars had lo be QB ,

f ` I ‘

prohibition say it would and must be 1 ‘I " ' |` bweaters at aac up' raised by direct taxivion-for instance ,_ '

by an annual poll tax of Sl per head on every man, woman and child in Can-

ada. 'l`hey wanted the idea of a direct *

tax to te lacked on to the plebiscile bi1l_kuowing well the effect of such a bugbear with the cl ctorafe. But they were foiled. The ;.r.rl.ibllionists sccuied

their nrsttriumph when the government -

concluded to submit ttc queslifn with-

out the suggr siion cf a direct tax. Such I

a mods of taxation w:u`d not in ary I .

event be adtptod. We pay now to the I

federal reveuvo indirect taxes lo the extent of about $5 per head of our pop- ulation. Very few people reflect that

they pay such rams and hence do not ' - ,

ed to the present customs taxes we would ply $6 per heid instead of $5, a

sugar, ti gi, coffee or tobacco and the P

burden would scarcely be recognised. ,

It is fur tu argue therefore that prohi- ° .

lioi would only i'i\'o‘ve a readjustment 1 ,

of, and not an addition to, tie burden i of cu t ms taxation, or that in the event ' p V of any adci ion of tixiition being neces- p p sitatel it would be so dis ribuied over I

our imports as that the burden would

TRADE AND SHIPPING

Peeplf S. H~iwkesbury; Lorena, McMi1:

Dianthus, Daley, Picton; Vista. Evans,

Y E!

grounds; Lorena., i\lcMil‘a,n, 'Wood

ld "a to '

6 .V ii

f e

Straw Hats all Stiles,-

Boys Felt Hats at lass

than cost. I

Boy’s Caps at 1 5 to 206.

Men’s Linders at 209 up.

Mcn’s Drawers at 20|; up.

Mens Shirts at 35g up.

' -

l - ,

Have Mnlind Dnwn.

low prices:- `

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W .

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f . _

0 _ '

ri.; [_ _

lose of revenue arising from the enact- I égb ,

ment of a proliibitory law wou ‘SM L be made up, So that it is fair `, I . ,

reasonthal under prohibition there % _ _ “

crusade against the liquor trallic was in full blast? A vast diminution in the consumption of l' uors and a corros-

ll] `

ponding increase in the importation of i

dutiabe goods, and consequently a ,

lrrgo increase in the revenue. Wlia

We are bound to clear out all Summer

3 , Goods and offer them at the following

Bathing Trunks ot |§¢ Qt

all sizes, at half |ll‘iG8 . i T. ' - "` Li it

- ° \ r- ght Tweeds at 2§¢ npr

_ " ‘ ,

Harvest Gloves at

- f a pair.

Waterproof Coats

=..\‘; QI up.

-si t I

‘.--who »i;’$.-4*

iv- _ ""0 " "!‘*¢G..

LII' `|||`| hp, ` o l

- IN, . I " -

per pair. . ,

Bicycle Suits Men’s Cotton Hose Bg

Cotton Blankets,

rices tell but half the story. Call and inspect.

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\1»;_ '__ ' ' __ ,."_- If Y- '_'

Ai ,

Illl. IIIIFI

treats Chronic Diseases by the Salisbury method of persistent self-he p in removing

blood C ti nous intell-

causes from the . on n ._

nt treatment in person or by letter insures

V i

August

' gginimum ofsuffering and Maximum of cure, f ~ - ~

possible in each case.

Avoxn attempts unaided.

I MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF ’ BLOOD, SPUTA. URINE, &c.

Graduate nf |l.Y. University

And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. Tivevly years practice in N. Y. City. DuJ10H1¢ re gistered in U. S . and Canada..

to Kttlf cool ,

is`the aim of the business , man and the pleasure- u

seeker these oppressively V

hgj, gays, Iced water is éiegtive for a moment, but the react1'l5'n is worse, and, `_'¢f¢'§;~i/1: is dangerous to _ ‘Whey Heated. Here

f is th); remedy. A tea-

spoonfiil of

llbbtl"s

,taken in a tumbler of was -lter, makes amiost refresh-

.ing and agreiliblg beverofi-. Besides qv" ¢1iing",i ‘e hhirst" i 'arid cool'i'n‘gi' the b1o6d',f; _ -it tones the system, ' and it' -use keeps one in a state of .perfect health. v

Recommended `by‘p1¥YSi°

ciansand medical 'journals

and “sold-by -all druggists

"1 6-'ill o' G

'° ~,size'é5 dents. " l

ADDRESS, BHABLOTETTUWN, P. E.l. CANADA

GFFICE-`-Victoria Ro\v~ Accomodations reserved for patient References on application.

.RUPTURE

who have discarded their trusses and remain cured.

The Improved Rupture Cure is pain

1ess.im-olvii_ig_ no inconvenience and require only 5_or 6 visits. Examinations tree and con- fldential.

No pay until- cured Throw Away Your ,Truss Testimonials on applies tion. Corresl>0Yld‘2\'i0‘°»

solicited. A perfect cure can be guaranteed it you obey instructions.

Z?.,3|.._l|=""l'

Charlottetown, P.E. Island, Canada. OFFICE--Victoria Row.

Hooks--Until 11 a.i:n., 2 to 6 p.ni. ' Ane. 2-HR'-W

4_._.._..¢ ..-W., ...__-.

i I 'ri-IE

I.E.PIiTEIl G0

g _

NG TooLs in th; UNITED STATES.

H3] [};[[|9|‘g for wood or steel tracks

Src- &.c.

Bargains ini July

we have Just reeeived two more oorloads

1%-....“’i“.‘°“a2 °““'i§.°:l‘.““..‘:.':.if ;'...i°

` e i . “ sa

:cling mating. Our sliagleesarethe largest on r

ord in our ess. ,

< Everything we sell is first class- nd fully

arrainted. Buy from us and save money

A HORNE & C

re the lar est manufacturers of nav-

Single, Double and Granple Hay Forks., Metal. Steel and ilavriiide Bushed Pulleys.; Steel Granules. Fluor Hunks, Hay Bone,

in tarriages and Harness.

Our Spring Importstionis cleaned out ang

-This month we are letting' go lf

Gheap Selll.

_i gfedlculou tour prices.

llon’s 'and' Boys’ .Glothlng

. Mon’s and Rhys’ Shirts

tlnderclothing

Prin ts, Flannelettos, Shoothsjo Tweeds, Straw -Hats, half prloo

- _ department.

Everyone wanting genuine harjlln

35’lift“..‘€?’&i‘é§Pifr‘i>i‘.‘$.l’fii.”fIll?l“i»‘§f“'i§5‘{l§.’§§‘§I Big reductions in our boot and ohol

should come this month to .

J. B. McDonald St Cp_

FALL IeMPORTlTIONS

_ p up

u _

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, We have just opened out our first ollb-

, ment of Fall Gloths direct from London in Suit nos Overcoatings and Trouserings, being the npbbiilt

l' f h ` 1. ’ . . . -

WE CARRY 8' fun me 0 ‘t en liiib ever shown in this city W|ItG|l W0 Wt" QIKO

our usual artistic style.

Gall early and l|avo`fl|'st oholoo. In Meats Furnishings we keep the host.

Gordon 8:. ‘McLellan

. - Men’s Outfitters.

» c;.l“:.":.tn.':.:§:‘.?.:::.t.;°.:ne., MQLASSES AND SUGAR, IIENIIY Il. l0_IlIIll, ll. E.

Z Now landing ex schooner “MARY” omtouummcstt-mesa’ i=.Du-

-,1 d 5 1° n Universi

P. direct from Barba os, 00 barro am, EE-Ez," u“m,*.*= 3 bright Barbadoes sugar, 200 puns. muon iii;-n amiga hgsarhe 5

choice Barbadoes molasses. B?,‘§§° at ommmwn ua “_ ,it

N RATTENBURY. coi-muonomu mann w ohunutrxa