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THE GUARDIAN CHABLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 7 l898.

, _ The mm, whose ,mme CROW’S NEST PASS. iboard, accommodation, wages, medical 1 O

“ ““=°=°¢d by midnight attendance, etc is fully as good. and in _. 1 , ...W m=;rrf;i;de;s wi§;i't0 slew to w‘*“iP°¢ 3-°P°"*°1° I‘"°°‘»i¢°*°° many cases better, than tha' on similar _ ' D Ai

D t ‘ ‘ " _- - -

/_ fend It Thellalsneomig Cho complaint! of flat H08 wgrks anywhgre ln Canada, gud' “ ‘

V; I wht-ri threaten- \ViNNii°i-tc, ()¢i_ 1___1~L,e Winmpex p Finally, there never would have been _ '

l ;`\¢'>'<,'_\y, Hi fdnby an enemy -l‘»-.|,.gn,m= ur, ight” ,._ 1-,_ ,on _ T one word ot com ilaiiit any m<r-5 than r'

, * 4, _ ~ , _- ‘ ' _ ' _ __ _

I/

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\

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,J ous of all man

.. ..- kindle enemiegi

‘ f" is consumption.

,a There is but

' one edective

5 wciipon with

c which to com-

_ bat ‘this grim

destroyer-_ H

“ D1-_ pigrtw-'s (iw-ldcri hlcdical Discovcfyl It cure; Q\ pc? Ccllt ot llll Cases of c0n_ ,umptiorr lu-\lll`li\ti.~‘. :_i.~'tliiiia_ lnryii_gi;ig_ weak \,mg\~_ -pittiiip-,:» ut blond and th,-Oat ‘nd ri.is.1l rroiiriiv- l`lioiisands have tcsti_ ned to their rl~iwv_\'cr_\' under this remedy after they wort- giiwil up by the doctors, and 31] hope wiis gone. Blflny of these have perrmttrfl their experiences, names, gddresses ar1il`plil>t<»c':-.iph_< to be printed in Dr. Piercei-' Lfuiiiiiiiii Sense _Medical Ad. v{5gf_ Anv <iitl:~r<-Ar rn;i_v_ write to them_ The "(`,l>1dt-ri Blcdicril I)i~`Covcry” ig the gi-eat blood-rniiker and flesh-biiilder. It makes the appetite hearty, the digestion and assiiiiilaiioii iii-r_if~ct,_the liver active, the blood pure zitlil ich with the life giving elements of tile h~.»tl and the nerves strong md steady. Actiiig llirec_tl_y on the lungs, it drives out all iiupiirlties and disease gems. lt is iii.-ro zi wonlle-rful medicine for ln nervous ti‘i>iiblt*s_ Sold by all dealers in medicine. jun. M, Hits, of Aiilliilioii, _°_ii_dubon Co.. Iowa,

sys; " I tool; .1 <=_~y-er<- cold which settled on my pangs and ch-‘st st-\‘t-rzil of our be-st p`~i_\-_=_i¢i3n§ gave up_all li\:p‘=‘~‘ ol my recovery. l would coiigzli ‘nd spit l\l_._»-ui r-_ir hoiirs. I tO0l< l)r_ Pie;-Ceis Golden .\fe:ii:-.il lli--_§.\\'er_\' and rc~cm~ered." Dr. Pierce`_~‘ C~\it_iiuoii` Sense Medical

Adviser is a biiole or roi'-' pages and over thfge hundred iYli'~ti‘:itii~ri< This book is ff¢e_ You nizij: li:.'.'i- it iii :ill its usefulness, and in strorrfr pilwr t‘<g\'ei‘s. for 31 one-cent mmps, which iuijfs t_r‘.c cost of fgiietomg and mailing off/'t_ oi zti cloth binding for

stamps. _-\fi~’ire<-_ \\'~rld’s Dispensary

Qedical Association, lliiffalo, N. Y.

&.____.. _»---- ---- --~-~-Q. a _*__ T e_"

Summer Drinks

Blllger Ale, Llllonada, Cream Soda,

0rangoPhospl|ato, loluhaln g.on p

andall other flavors manufactur d from

llnoral Spring Water.

By Biglow & Hood, Truro, N. S. SOLD WHOLESALE BY

I. l.,_llllllUlll|lSll|l 8:. C0.

Agonis-

Ani 17 -eod2m '

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An Accurate Watch . . .

is a necessity--not a luxury only. To utilize every moment of precious time, to meet trains, to keep appointments, to be always on time, one must

a Good Watch. You may have one.

You _may not. '~ ` ` To the latter class we would

like to say that we carry in stock Raninana Wivrcnlts only. We guarantee every watch.

Our prices are very low.

Call at

W. N. TANTON’S,

Prem 14 Nr

w Y 4 A ln Q

Lost. Forma. uc., -WINTED energetic agent.-i in unrepresented

550. Towns d Vmgg tg tak ~ fo ailhliahedaiiiirid easy :Sling ai?ti¢ilfer?}iv; ul T. A. Morrison & Co.. Montreal:

1* --A'Fountain Pen Gold mouutedf

w& leave at this bthce -6d 31

- 'ed- ‘I |s y_ between Queen and Rich-

. a silver cased watch, Finder

$5* leave at this office, and receive reward.

_WIlVl"Ei/_-A girl tor generalhousc work

w ._ , "

lghmnagfi aptly to _mi-s. F Perkégé

ladies’J gold brooch be.Wceri *um taiicl as Patons store. kinder % return to I-‘atou C0. 29

:S3 SALE.-A second hand bicyle at a bar-

' ADDlY L0 S, GUARDIAN omc-e. 27

T0LEl`~~l_hc house on Prince Street at :`°“t' °CC1lv1ed by _ur Ernest Dawson. Apply P £1?-\’DL'c'ron sraxnsv, l;ha.rlor.tetown, ° *“*11Wuy. 26 eco tr.

Etngi-ll-_'1`1-'1 hat 'i-onifortable brick dwellibg “URW Blillatc on \\ atermtreet, now in posses- mm °f Mrs. McDonald. Possession given

t2"lh5€Dtcniher. .Apply to Peake bros

51°* Ms wil., less, een miYii:I"Tl!-l~§»- Four or tive ladies to :earn the -$Y%__§clitiicri McL00ClW,l§L_ (.‘0_wM___ _ _Zu W lguli'-T-~;"l`h¢1t ceiiterally situated House ‘tue we street near the .Metlitdist Brick “"5 _Containing nine large rooms in good pm Dtablc and cach house attached.

81\‘eii the loth of October next.

Awlmeei, CW Thorns- .\lcQu-aid, Lower Queen _E nailottetopvii ll Lf. V W

R SALE-_.\ cw revised encyclopaedia Dio-

4 vol.<,a3oo pages, richly illustiated;can Bbout half price at Hornsby’s Book

- building at present occupied

Bros. next to McLqod’S

Posse on given

Phat and

of the

jduced rites; nevertheless hundrt-ds

| by otiicials and rm-an belonging lo the lcrmadiaii Patitic liaoivuy Company. lThe contractors :-nil their laborer-i ll.. ithe grading, while tuc coun'rv’s men do ; lhe track laying and bridéiug. The lcompany has no control over the labor- [ers employed by lhe contractors, and is [noi re_~'poi»il>'e for the treatment they _reccivt-_ Ai the same time it gu -rarilees lpaymerit,_0f tht-ir wi gi s. and has organ- 1 ized it liosp»ta.'_ s\sleni,'_:omprlslr.g nine l hospitals and seven doctors, for then. in lease of siikrir s<, which rolls it a good ideal more than the aggre;aLe of the lfcrs paid by the men. The fee is tiny Zccnzs per mi n h, payable by every man | on the work, well or ill against a doll ir and fifteen cents per month payable on l the i\`orthern Pacific conslruciiou. Trio hfspital service c0\ cts the entire rout r, wliicii is two hundred miie-i long, and gives nach doctor charge of about five liundrcd men. The company carries laborers from th»» lastrru provinces to Macleod and points beyond for a cent a mile, and supplies those who need auch things wilh b_.o s and shoes, mitt-, and othl-r clothing at reaisonable price.-5 iroin its own stores. lt is u .der no obliga- llion to carry ine men back home ar. re-

Who have f-illell ill or have proved uiifl fOr that kind cf work hive been sen-_ back on free passes.

llfagcs of laborers. originaily $1.50

per day, ae now $1 75. livery info. engaged in the l‘]'_=s'_ Hy the L'ompa~»y’.- agents .sigrs a contra.-f in which the t rms, bii ding on liini a~ tl on the corn- pairy, are sei loztlr. l.»»s: year.. how- ever. a number of nicii were hired by irrespoi-able einployment agents, who misrcpre-rented the terms in Old r to get the he -dmoney of two do.lai'.-` per min from the conteactors. Furih r- more, a large proportion of the msn, tullv ninety per cent, it is said, had nau no experience of _-uhh work, they were ' clerks and mt-n of that sort unable to find employment in eastern cities. Ii i was ineviiable that t‘.ey should suffer and complain of the stern conditions that confronted them in a new country, where everythmg had to .ba organized in a hurry, and where teaming for long distances on roads, frequently rendered impassible by floods, was the onlv means of getting in supplies and mater- ial The iegular navvies accustomed to railway building have never had any fault to find. Italian laborers espa cial- ly have done well. But this class of labor was practically shut out by the passage of the Canadian alien labor law and the contractors were obliged in spite of themselves to bring inexper- enced men from eastern Canada,

The correspondent finds that owing

to the drfli -ulties encountered at the in- c.-ption oi the work some of the labor- ers employed by the contractors suffer- , ed considerable hardship, and that for a while the prices which they had to pay for clothing at the contractors’ stoic- hou=es were exorbitant. On the other hand, the men employed by tbe com- pany, for whom alone the company is responsible, have never had a grevancc beyond those -inseparable from the rough life incidental to- fronrieiing. The men are paid in cash monthly. The complaint that orders were given them on the stores, or that they werepaid in _ time cheques, which it was impossible to cash, turns out to have been un- founded. =Where the company had ad- vanced clolhing, etc., to a man the cost is deducted from lhe monthly pay; otherwise he is paid in cash atall times. No cheques are given save to men who leave the work in tne middle of the month, but is it easy enough for them to lnrn the cheques into cash at any of the numerous oflices along the road. Ii is impossible in that far away region to keep large amounts oi cash-on hand to meet the case of men leaving. before the

regular monthly pay day.

The food and boarding accommoda-

tions are said to be better than ihose usually supplied on construction work; If a man does not care to board at the contractors’ boarding houses he can go to an incfépendent boarding house or build a. shack and board himself. The

Italians live in gangs in this fashion.

The correspondent quotes figures

showing the immense quantities of beef, pork, mutton. flour, apples, butler, beans, tea., coffee, cheese, fruit, jams, rolled oats. pickles, cnaiicd corn. peas, prunes. plums, tomatoes, etc., supplied to the c`bmpany’s men by We SUPPIY contractors,-.li.ci says the other boarding houses are almost equally will fur-

nished.

The Canadian Pacific Company pro-

hibits the :ale of liquor on its land and pr0p@fty_ Llubapplly, ll16 Bfllléll C02- umbia Government grants a license to i Sei] whiskey so any one who chooses lol pav a tee of nity dollars, and consider- able drunkenness and demoralization has rl suited from lhis cause. Much of the grumbling which has found expres- sion in eastern newspapers 1188 001118 from men ruined in these dives. The correspondent severely criticises the 'Bril.ish.Co1umbia government ¢01‘-fgfallf' - ing-liquor licenses along a-railway so civilization. t e f' ff* '

'S9 reached from an investigation of alljl

_ I. ,

1 T te tho I P I , lilln JL' ,fFlF.\\; _J times giélpél U lun), 5 1O,,g_ ,mm ,, speual C_,n.r_ there i- on othe construction works,

i _ | __-fa dangerous' Wm Spondent s-nt io enquire in-o the c Judi- had ‘t not l‘e*'U l“1` lhe fam tba! 9- 0fa'*S i _ calmly go his tion of ;h . ]3_-._ .S h (~ ». f _, ol' men wr: . - .l k

-,/Z/` “_” and make Pass R _ic Q open out e ,row s hes /I / 'c_:*~;‘» no effort at de- . _ A Why °0n`tW°ll°"- U39 “`1I`li

`*"_~”€‘{ fence. The ‘IS °*`"'£ dllmfj if t-lv by i-ohlraclors and

/ 7 most danger.

Crow’.s N. st Pass R ilwav who were ul

_,___

, Nyasalana’s Advance.

The amual report oi Bririah Ct-nral

,lately been issued fr ve.-i mo.-t interest ing details of the development of thi protcctorate. -

than in. 1895-96 or 1i596-97.. Anpiit

be a healhy one. The slap e ydiseaee is b`ack-Water fever. The complaint is most like-lylo seize robust men who freely expo e themselvts A tendency

r l ei The native

populeetun, however, altogether disre- gards all saiiirar law

in 1896-91 \>t£10,873. Tue mo_-it im

£i,157. `

Eff »-ts :ire being made to push the

rubber iiiclustrv _-is were are many rub-

a.sa'a.=id i'ub1er felohes the highest price in Europe. Other indusries wh’c‘i are likely to prove profitab e are fruit grow- in: and timber cultivatmn.

As inflict-.iilons of the ll-velopment of

the pioleetorate the fact may te mou- tioiied that tlir-:re are -three lelephtnes in B antyre. and that the thrnugh tele- graph line from the Cape is open or utder construction as far as Randawc on the centre of lhe west coa.-'t of Lake Nyasa. Bicycles are frequently seen on the main roads, which have been much improved.

The hortest mouths are September

and October, butfabout Novemb-sr 4th there are heavy thunderstorms. bring- ing- rain. The rainfall has varied from a hundred..and six inches, in ~ 1895, to sixty-four inches in 1897.

Men. women and children who are

troubled with s tres. humors, pimples. etc . may find permanent relief in Hocd’s carsapaxilla. _

Tourists. - Prince" Edward Island Illustrated book on PE 'Island For sale at the bookstoreoor at this omco Oc' _

L In the warm weather

many suffer from .vari-

ous forms of eruptions

which are spoken of as “Heat Rashes.” These skin diseases are simply an' outward mani- festation of impure blood and éaSilybe`*ci1“r'éd' byBui'dock

Blood Bitters. lt

keeps the Bowels

regular, the Liver

a _. ~ stimulated ' to

Kidneys free; and in this way, tffrough the natural chan- nels of the body, it removes all

impurities from

the system and leaves the skin clear and smooth.

Even the severest and most irri-

tating forms of skin disease cannot

resist the powerful

blood purifying pro- B B B perties of B.B.B | g |

poisons and _

Ao ¢~<=nu»c:»=ii<»1=i» ri as rvcd for patients lic-L le rm- nn :nu-lioalir-1|,

CURED by t_he IMPROVED method. Endorsed by the medical profession and by thousands who have discarded their tmmesand remain

lopny until cured

-~5l'9:°_‘“5’»`ff"‘i" "‘ ' " 1 if-soficit4ad.Acnroeanbq.ga»1'anlasodit * First. thatthereareno eneral can-_,youu __ .=~?=

“yo likely to occur on such work;' '8ecoad,that the treatment o_o"

if

fr far

reel agef io wor cn the

s C - ~ '

The health of Euro- a ~i ` _lx i \-

'ii l " Y healthy action, the

_ U1

_ ` o i I

= . ‘_‘ _ ji i

towards il appears to iuo in families. ' ’ __

The he-ilth ofthe Indians in lhe pro- -

tectorate is good, and the native sc!-i _

diers have fa et w '\. _

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-rf

K*

@

/ &certaiiis_ n si _ `

IS @r§;;"‘“f;lt.l&p@

@hut m(i:li°dl3yui1¢iebntioiil@

RU PTU RE h”el‘éie3€i°§i=“§§”`5駧Ef§5§§

' Qcggs, 4 cents and upwards 3

1 won’t last long in our yard.

@ They'll soon be picked un. -

Our 98 cent' Cedar Shingles are a.

cm-¢¢1_ 'S cial” e. worth really one

and geenty the cents. You

q i 1_4- vnelmnmoa-_numuncuro in @_m_tg1d:»~¢s= we $2? .l’~l.‘;'%1.‘i‘;°2.°;‘;.:;‘l?J‘:.‘15.?:. .§’..?.;;=»=»tl»“-'-°~l'u~=.° -'Sami -~ o »-=- 1- ~»- - ~»-r

Hive"lsthe1>lles. _

i"tiiiv`”vl1‘i»ili5 m3l'“f°` '°f ¢°!‘¥P1*l°* i'“'l'ff1'h ' ' Yolr-if Ii ' 'iii #tons sal. O in '¢r\>==1_=,fl\,<;f\\=_v_1.;_'ui>¢r1°__1\°°2¢l° "1°j=P°§» T "°“' m""°Y :T -..-.- :__ _

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l in li :Ai , p- -

Cdmmencing

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fcrly unfit1» d i-1 eve-ly why for such la- ‘ K

bor, and wh 1 cm s queritly found what r , - \ O - to them =f--_ined uim.-ar ble phurdshipey _ . . in the ordinary conditions of pioneer, ' if ' i

1'a7_lvl'a_y bu lizug. '

Africa fl., me ye., 1897-95, which ha.; We have open for inspection a lot of Ladies’ Jackets the new MiI\MI

and Black. Excellent value. We would be pleased to have you in

9., “_ m f e ,rt - spcct them. As a rule we do not advertise these goods,but as thoy

tectoratc is not good. The morliiiify is ‘ '

ten per cam pefmieum ami is ilimur so good for the small price asked. We think every one in need lbw”

from milarial it-ver the c iuiiir' would liIlOW alJ0Ul» tllem-

Y ____ , _ ._ , _ .f . .

BIN, ,mm ,S it] ,897_98 Wm _ We would again rem.ul you we are still in the Clothing trade BQ

_“med ""_£°'1‘527' "'*""“'l"*' ‘"1 l"°"”"S" are showing suits,.for- men and Boys. made from our own cloth. FW

P°’““" l”’P°rr F* 5"" ‘ff-‘i'°d°` (""ll*'°- hard wear nothing can touch them. In fact they wear too long for tl etc.). The criier exuort- are cliff e, oil

seed. rio;-y -ind inealles. Fha increase aku] Such ood clot-,h_ in rh~ value of export- in 1897-98 was But that ls our fault for m g' g

In imported Clothing we have some fine values. We do this to

,M me, ,1 ,h;__ pmUC,Ome_ and N? our reputation up. Remember the bargain corner.

f

Oct.

We offer the balana of our

finished stock of

Monuments

and

Headstones.

at cost prlceo to clout

About 20 Childrens Hoadotoncl H

hand. original prices from SMU il

$14 00, ' ' Your Choice New $7

ting up in Ci-.mete.ies.

Cairns & McFady

Cairns and McLean’s old stand

D R | F sept 30 ani - . , cuaawrrmown

_ I _

' C L l , Th d ,V-mg _ We are now Showing tho

t eats Chronic Diseases b the Sa.lisbn"y ‘ _ e ° 3 ‘3 ‘

.uethod of pensistent self-help in removing A ‘t-;‘gfhe_ likd' My %§gti°m°‘°s agterdtrflnrghffzg - ;;;;,=;°§,,f;g;;;,§{>°;,,b,;g,‘;‘2,-,-,‘;°,§;_i';;1;>,‘;;-,,§;3,2}; i fit.. ‘“.5§. til; ..§r..l.§§”‘..;“l,y’.’...i.i_.;.= BS 3 IIB Ill , Minimum of suffering and Maximum of cure, 1 *ami "me ‘Free m‘2“thS (lilsmg °f Lh,1,S m§"h;l‘?1 poggible in each casa was worth iis cost. alrea y to me. 0 nip

speaks louder thin words Hundreds ol' testi-

Avon) al tempts unaided mon als if required Drop a. card aud get p -

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LIICROSCOPICAL EXAIMINATION OF _ Liculnrs it will be t0 3011!’ =1dV¥\nl»8E9- l

BLOOD, S-PUTA, URINE, Sac. , Address J0H>i£PR01p'sE,1t

Charlottetowii. at-t 0Y& Y `

Graduate nl ll.Y. University nw. i»_ lvl...-lit. _

And the NEW YORK HOSPIT A I Twengt., 0l' D, L. McKINl\Ui\, i Ontague Brldgo

-,i arf- practice in N. Y. City. Diploma rt jA"9~' 19 ?""'&W'f '

eisteiel in U. S _ and Canada. ‘ ' ,_

Annnsss, crriaiorrsrrown, P. al. crlmini ll CHEAP @ . __ illflill I-`.~~\ itiollzf Bl-“'. , Whell “£2113

We have over offered, llolng our big purchase of the GUMMIINWEALTII 8ll0E6o STDIIK. All new, clean Stock, well mnlo, and hound to glvo gonornl onth- faction-

Wo' also show a&:'odllno of

camo stools In ldron’o nt 26a n pol'

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gels tl:

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The price includes Lettering and 80%-

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