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THE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTETOWN 'PRINCE HDWAID ISLAND. MAY I8, 1901 _

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i' ._A -- _ ---J-l= ---'r' ' rr ' '"‘

_ , _ In London between 20 sn-1 25 per cent of _

_ H E the beeves offered for sale were found to

bticuloiis

be tu ' " _ 0 I

It is in lst earnestly to be desired and _

ha he Lon- TE

`§.'f.f.'i,f;`..f.‘3§fl§.".‘I.°...°," §‘l.fi‘l‘f.e§...‘.” The Dress Goods chance ofa -...ii

5c Cigars. -

Guaraiiieed to contain three

pounds Htvana Leaf to the thous- and as giod as lots of l0c. cigars. §,Wholesale and retail.

J amieson’s Drug Store-

The Medical Hall

Norios

Notice is hereby given that 811

parties depositing refuse on any Of the water fronts or highways within the city cr common of Charlottetown, will be prosecuted wish the utm ost rigor of the law By order.

SANITORY OFFICER.

Hay 18 lwk. :___ _

WA|_\_iTED_.

Iolluik on Picioi Water Works

100 Men or more.

Good Wages. _

Apply to

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18 d&w tf.

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Notice ig Mariners

-`§o'ti¢e is hereby given that in can

-'sequence of"`rep~iirs now being done at who ¥{aszard's Outer Range Tower, the light will not be as efficient or power- ful as customary. It is expe. te l that on the 22nd iusr. repairs will ie c m-_- ple.ed and regular light exhibit-»u.

A. LCR D,

Agent.

19th di 20 h ins:

Pal

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' Some reasons why you should ride e. cushioned

frame bicycle-

It simple and effective.

It is unobtrusive in appearance.

.It lengthens the life of toe wheel.

Its price places it w thin th ‘ rc -eh of a1i_

It saves the ne ves and vit'ilit»/ oi the rider It increases t ic riders comfort w.Lho'.it de.

creasing his speed.

lt obliterates every objection to cycling ou the

‘part of delicate persons. '

It i_s so simple and cornprcz in c>n=tru:ii-Jr.

that it can`t g- t o:it of order

It is tothe rigid train: what the pn -uinzitic tire

was to the solid tire.

You do no-'_ have io stvid on th: pedals to re-

1i¢‘Y€ £116 jar. as the ciisliiori a`o=orbs it

It e ‘iables tlie rider to exert pow-r eqiiallv un-

mindful of the "ou:;hi1-:ss ol' road siiri`ac:s '

It accomplish :s periect resilience \vit`ri.>ut de-

£;n_<ileiio_e on the ti c and thus allows ih: us: of

tir \

r er_ ¢s._ Ita is positive ciishiori, absorbing the th-,ck

paused by obstriictions on uneven road surfaces, uste id of requiring t`:ic rider to rio so.

Une can coast down a rough liill and sit com-

fortably and safel .~ on the saddle, as there is no thro or_reb;>und on a cushion frame bicycle

The distance between the saddle and the

ped_alS ever remains the same. so that t" e rider`s

osition is not ta lv ci `

D _ ‘ cf ns iii _ iaiiqi-_.g as with a spring frame or a spring seat-post.

It represents speed with comfort and a fair

trial will convince she most skeptical that it is Qhtgteatest improvement in cvcling since the mtroductroo ofthe pneumitic ti;~¢_

Cleveland and wetland Yales have this feat-

are.

lark Wright & Gq.

:visa Charlottetown.

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P. E. I. RAILWAY

Victoria Bay.

ROIIND TRIP TICKETS at one wav Era' clue

gre vvilllbe issued from and to all stations on ..°i.:;..e:, gm =° -P 1°

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r.‘l‘i'ii_.“§?..“i§§.‘§i1..'l.‘l.'I.‘.i .ffl ..°.§’.”,§§.‘I.‘.'i°l’.i'.~ ’p“Z.`§'~.I.‘§i` ull going journey after late of issue.

G. A. SHAR°, Superintendent.

<l|ilwuy0|lce

.\n Independent {oiirnal, untrarnmelled and fearless; aiming to le

Ju51',||‘|‘\p!_\fflal, R9"ab‘°| N_evvsyl -eekiiig at all times to fiirther the best HIYCYCSIS gf the people, and recognized therefore as

ee 1PeOP1°'- E'*"'lE`*°r°

- ' Eli-; , N w Prowse Block

NcI:i?tl]ims\i1<l::iPl:>tsit5ord'ice,esat the folio wing rates

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payable in a _v_aiice: _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one mgqtli 2-,c_ per yr _ . . . __ _'_ _ . . . . . . ... $3.00 eemiqveekly hdition (Wed. & at.) PCT vear $1 so; in advance _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . .. . . .-.$1-75 'weei;1y`Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25 in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1-00 Branch Offices

have been established at the following places where sul>_sC_i'iDliQ ‘S 'U35' ly: P3-‘di news “"}“5l:` ed, advertising, Job work and other bus.ne.s t aii_-ac‘ed:- _ Surnrnersicie. Rogers & Rogers store-J. B. C.

Baker. Manager.

Aiberton, Albeitnn Bookstore-G. S. Multart,

Agent.

Souris East, Telzphone office-P. G. Seaman.

Agent

J. E. B. i\iccRE.\p\'. J- P- HQOD.

E litor. _Business Manager.

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SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1001.

THE TUBSRCULOSIS CONGRESS.

,__

Great interest is taken throughout the

bounds of civilization in the coming Con-

gress on tuberculosis to open in London on July 23nd under the patronage of King Edward. It will include physicians of all schools and all countries, met to.

gcther in the hope of providing a check upon the most terrible disease scourge that has yet appeared upon the earth. Cholera, ;_lague, and small-pox have eaeh in turn been checked and restrained, but the “white plague” of tuberculosis in the form ot consumption and other maladies

is yet doing its deadly work in city, town, village and rural district, and science has

not yet set any bar to its progress. By day and night, from year to year the dead- ly work goes on and the yearly victims of this one scourge number more than those of war and pestilence combined.

The English committee which issued the invitations to ,the London Congress

say the deaths from consumption in the United Kingdom are 60,000 yearly, while at least 130,000 are constantly suffering

I from the same disease. In the United States the yearlydeatli-roll from consump- tion is over 100,000, about 10,000 of which are in New York State alone. Great as is

the mortality from this disease in England it is vastly greater on the Continent of Europe. In the German Empire the mor 2;lity is 65 per cent greater than in Eng-

and; in France more than twice as great; in Austria tivo and a half times and in Russia very nearly three times as great as in England. In all Europe consumption carries to the gr ive not Liver th in a mil- lion persons yearly. And yet it iscfaimed not to be hereditary, but to be wholly due to infection under conditions that are

mainly preventable.

So far science has demonstrated that

there are three principal means by which the infection is spread. One of these is con-

tact with aconsumptive patient,orbreath-

ing the dust formed from the dried expect-

eration of such p itient-_ Another fruitful cause is the use of ni ilk from tuberculous

cows. A third and less frequent cause is the use of the meat of tuberculous cattle

'es food, and the ment being eaten in a rare

or but partially cooked condition. l The danger from milk is the greater because, except when used in tes, or when submit-

ted to some protective process, the germs of tuberculosis will be taken directly into

the system, if the mill; comes from an in- fected herd. It has been found in England, Germany and France that tuberculous disease in cattle is vastly more prevalent

near large cities than in the more distant rural districts. It is also to be noted that

in countries where all meats exposed for sale are subjected to rigid inspection, the percentage found to be diseased is much

greater than would be generally supposed.

onuiiiiuinraess

is Your nUsa.nm,i~*-BRoirH;ER FATHER- Hi) _U your’ relatives?

_ afflicted wo ire Disrsse of Drunken-

nessivifwithhave a sure cure which can ‘be ge en wrrn or wrrnonr' the know-

-’ ledg of the patent. Read the follow-

_ ing which speaks for itselfz-

‘ SAN FnAi1cisc0. CAL Dec. 1. rqoo

_ DR WIISAUNDERS &CO.,ChicagoIll. . DCM' 5111'-Kindly accept my thanks

for .h wonderful an pei-mangm cures you have wroiight -on many ~ members of my congregation. I have organized a s- ciety among my m¢m- bers to promote and adverti.=e_ this most safe and speedy cure for this dreaded _ CNSC Mid disease whichso many are = _l amicted with. You will learn in the `-

very near future of the result of their labors I sincerely hope that God will bless _von and allow you to still_ continue in iw this great and good work in saviu our p fellow mortals rom the scene o§ de- ' striicti d in

_ on.an p cethemon the road °

to_ 1i_ve a sober and righteous life. Only _vnshtng I could do more to assist you

in this noble and worthy work, I gm, ‘

_ ' Yours in Christ, ` _ Rev. J. M. B--_--4 _

We’have and are curing thousands,

anilwehave hundreds of testimonials _

i on nie speaking of these wonderful

cures. Send for particulars, eneigsing _ :cent stamp rrenly Address.

DR. W. H. SAUNDERS & C0.

for the better prevention as well as for the

Cossimnrisoens, May 16.-In con-

sequence of the recent postal seizures by the Ottoman authorities several Musu- loni ins, including a priest of the Faith

ei that Rashad Pasha, formerlyinluister of nuance, nas ded from the country.

_ .._, --____ 'Y _A r ___ m m

`_ . __.

The amateur detective in ss humorous

a character as any of Shakespeare’s clowns, or even old

D o g b e r r y himself. He 5 n d a the most aston- ishing clues,

and generally follows them until he brings up about as far away from the solution of the mystery as mortal

well nia1;_ be. Ext the eci ist in e - detecsgon of crirne»' V V Sherlock Holmes, is a man who reads clues, as the Indian reads a trail. Every step he takes is a step to success.

tion of disease. While the amateur is blundering a1on°' over _misleading symp- toms, the specialist goes right to the real cause and puts an arresting hand upon the disease. It is in such a way that Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physi- cian to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., succeeds in hunting out and arresting diseases, where the less experienced practitioners fail.

More than thirty years of ggecial study and experience have enabl Dr. Pierce to read symptoms as easily and as truly as the Indian reads a trail which is without a hint for a less acute vision than his. Any sick person can consult Dr. Pierce by letter absolutely without charge. Each letter is read in private and an- swered in private. Its contents are held as sacredly confidential. It is answered with fatherly feeling as well as medical skill and the reply is sent sealed in a

perfectly plain envelope, that there may e n_o third party to the correspondence. Thousands have taken the first step to health by writing to Dr. Pierce. No writer ever regretted writing. . Ninety- eight in every hundred treated have been positively cured.. If you are amicted with any-gpld -obstinate all-_ ment write to-day, you will be one day nearer health. 5 Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buifalo, N. Y.

RD co .

mlm'

side will be due here from

New York about the 22nd

_nst. with 700 tons I-lard Coal

'n Egg and Chestnut sizes.

As we have secured

specially reduced freight we

will sell low! whilst landing

C.lYlNS&Ell

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DEN NIS MURPHY,

Apl 26tl June l Halifax.

_ _ Gomparisons WMM __

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Are (ldious 3

_ step in and compare our ' Yhtlng paper-by the quire. bones or

plda-and tell us whether’ it compa~es S

favorably with what you have been waz- ` :`

It‘s much the same way in the detec~ _

a yard, s~.lk and wowl now only 35s.

bl ac

Ladies Cotton HJ-e l0c Ladies Cashmere Hose lSc

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cure of tuberculosis. In any case it seems _ _ _ likely to arouse scientific men and through 'j__ ° - them to uw.-.ken the general public, to the ' ' *' ` “fs vital iiecessli of using such preventive _ _ lengt

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known to be eileciual in preventing the gn

of Our Dress Goods Sale Continues ..

FLED FROM THE COUNTRY ter

It s a Growing and Graiifying

Success.

Mosque, have been arrested. Il is rumor- '

3c.

SXPQTIODCP. I

There are better values here at 35c and more of them than has ever ‘gg

been r-Eered in .my dry goods store in Charlottetown. -

We can of course' only print part of the oiering, but come and come

quick. There are Serges, Mohairs, Ca-ihmeret, Lusters, Brilliante, "Mixtures,

etc., etc., range in price from 600 to $1.25 all for 35c.

As last Saturday was not a very good day for fshopping we again oEer

the balance cf our Saturday’s oilerings in genuine SNAPS. _

Black Brilliant Dress Goods 90c for 35c. -

Here is a chance you will never meet again; Dress lengths worth $1 25

To-day and next week ought to be the busiest time in our Dress Goods or

Figured Lusters 60:: quality ffir 35:2. - f ' ' i` Fancy Figured Silk and Wool 90c, $1.00, $1.25, now only 35c. _

All \/\ ool 42 inch _Dress Goods worth up to 80c for 35c. ' Altog--ther there are 1500 'yi-rds. about 250 Dress Lengths. or 500

Skirt .Leng hs, worth from 60c to $1 25 for 35c.

IIICCBSIICCCK ‘

A gocd chance for sms.

hands Sizes 5% and only. Worth up to $1.3 and only Black left- A

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-49c

IIUIIBSCUCCUQCH - _

One lot of Black Sailors worth 45c for 25c, A nother lot at I0; only

Ore big lot of Trimmed Outing Hats at l0c Another lot of Trimmed Outing Hats at 250. One lot of Outing Caps worth 400 for ‘lo

One lot of Tweed Suiting-i up to $1 60 fir 98c 250 Ladies good Collars and vhs aood shapes 3 for A5c. 75 Bo) s Jerseys 75c qualify for 49 .. ~

- 300 Sprays of flowers worth up to il5c, last yearsatook no

l0c.

50 Men's Working Pants for 25; each. -

(only to be seen to go).

0 _ ' '

O-e lf:-t of Linen Cm-li at 15:.

58 Lidies’ Waists 0-5: for 49c

One lot of Summer Suiting ai l‘2s and l5c One lot of Silk Blouses aa (half price)

50 Ladies’ Blouse Waists at icif

Ore lot of children’-i _Bnnnem at half price. One lot of children’s Blue Sa. lo- Suri Suicl at half price. One Lot of odd Suits 4 to 7 Tune-i iv .-ith from $2 75 to 4.

.O0 Pairs of Sox, Cashmere, 4.3¢ qualify, vonrs- for 33c. Ladies’ Outing Black Over Skirts at $2.50, $3.50 and $4 50,

Trimmed Millinery at spl-cially low prices. Jas. aton & o.

'l he Schooner B. F. Wood. __

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with me as I supply everything and am fully equipfed with a good wood working plant. Plans and Estimates furnished ou appli- cation.

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llont Miss llim.

Night p-ice, 50e, 3-ic 8z_55c. Matinee, adults, '25c,_ c ' d-

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