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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLUTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. SEPTEMBER 12. 1900.

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. thing to wear we know of.

. Larger Sizes:

_ 6, 7,8, 9 and 10

- Only 38C.

These sizes have a low

flat heel?

Genuine wear resisters

V for little money.

Alley 8160.

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scieasiticprinciples. Thcygivcneeded support but never ttfard free action. _Nobetternaterialiscvermanufaetured into Corsets and no Ener inish is possible. FashiouedontbelatsstPer- i‘.m_\,. mda.. I il

theycsnnotbeexcelled.

ALL SHAPES,shadesandslzes.

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alch Repairing.

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If you have any Watches,Clocks or

Jewelry to be repaired, you make no mistake to bring them to the Modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store.

Although we are not the men that

hke the sun, we guarantee the work *offs done,

JURY & G0.

hanyside Jewelry Store, Opposing Post Oiiice.

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‘PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

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A Great Snap

’l‘Be'|' riet H t IA dia th i his Prozince cortiuixendzd by( Bsetiigkyernoviftlhoz llr) offered for sale with all its outbuiidingo aadotber appurtenances The Pro rigfof gg.

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DR. G0llD0li ALLEY

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more rapidly on an average than ever be-

fore. Some twenty-dve years ago only a small percentage of our people lived in the cities. To-day it is estimated that in the

United States thirty three per cent of the

entire population live in the towns and

cities of the land. The great cities of the old world are still growing while our western towns are building up rapidly.

It is a fact that it is not always the

best class of citizens that .' pour into our cities but generally we iind that quite a number of them are men and boys of shady doings and questionable records.

But not only do this class of persons,

gravitate to the centers, but also a great number of young men from the farming districts are attracted by the crowds and the opportunites for employment. Men . from every land, representing every race

color, and creed are there. This cosmopo- litan character of the inhabitants of our

towns and cities make any form of organ- ized moral and religious work difficult. The necessity for some dednite effort for

this great changing class would be readily apparent.

Vice and crime rage rampant wherever, large numbers of men are found together. In the face of these facts the question ie

asked how are those men and especially the young men to be reached with elevat- ing and religious influences.

The question has found its answer more

satisfactorily to-day,we think,in the organ ization known as the Young Men's Chris- tian Association, than in any other move- ment. This organization aims to do work for young men by young men. As most of our readers are aware its object is to de- velop a symmetrical Christian manhood.It aims to develop the physical, intellectual and spiritual. It is internominational in character and performs a work that must always be auxiliary to the Christan

Church '

Charlottetown are anxious that ourAssoci

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At present many of the citizens of U if ' > ~<r;Ȣ... . :_ _i

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» Woman’s

Weakness

A woman’s reproductive

organs are in the most in- tense and continuous sym- Rtcby with'her kidneys. _ slightestdisorderinthe kidneys brings about a

atrresponging disease in

e repro active or ’ s

Dodd’s Kidne Pills, gym-

dab? the kicizeye to their perf condition, prevent

orders peculiar to women. Pals young gi|:ls_, worn-out 1 mothers, snfenng _wives _ 3 end_ter‘mg upon

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Pills

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t lm “tl” Rename -News THE Gnanmsiv joins, with all those

3 p . - Yr _ L seigkiiig at all timds to further the l>€S_1i5 who have the best interests of our rising l

‘“t°r°"t° of the people’ and recogmze young manhood at heart, in the hope that therefore as

The Peoples. gaper, our Y.M.C.A. may be freed from its finan-

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Published at its ofiices New Prowse cial embarrassment and from this time of Holy Ghost. ll without warm wraps aroundlyourshoul- 'theSt. Vincent de Paul

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B1 1;, _\’ th ~'d Pot Office, at the - fr 5 tht g th, Professing Christians were advised to der; and bm;,g1;,_ 1 having been found guilty ona

lofi-tiiig rafiles, iaiiyaablebin ad\-ancc:- forward go on Om S reng 0 S reng claim this rock-like nature. The great 4.Begin respiration inthe cold by breath- defraudinxr the V-lllé H1118 Bank. 3iI°""l“‘f)nI€l;i;té‘i“0'0.d,f:;l,§' ylrexcept Snnéiiagg importance of having a rock-like foun-(ing through the nose. This will give the ing Dllyeicislli MVB lllllde 8 report

gérfii-if-lefiiy Editéén (Mani 's`;"r`h'{ii-.)$1 25 C0l1€gC Y. M C- A. 0I°§3IllZC(l dation was impressed i_rpon_;1_l Students- _ >ai_r a_ chance to get warm before reaching gagter cannot live z1;1cl;°l_¢_J:_i_g;_§in of

ryr.$ ..' ;_ina vance . . _ . . . . . . . . ... . A; the oloso 0 t e a ress severa t e ungs. _. risen, .Baxter

Qllveikly Ediitlon (Thursday) per “'31 00 at P' of W' College' students spoke showing their sympathy 5. Never place your back neara heated l10BDlff0l»U-Hd l5b°ll18 k¢Pl7 I-ll S .‘_.>: in a Vance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ . ___i _ _ _ u or wld injection otnmm He is so

_ - _ H th _t d t f with the movement. _ oven or against awa , warm . _

Branch Offices P§;€§t‘gd;f'hl;13_f;1_f;1§__EeI_es__;;;h‘;del;EO; 1 6. Don t stand before an open window emaciated that he cannot talk,

_ . - - - ‘ - - - ' .lies quietly awaiting the end.

have been e_`.mbh_,.,,ed at the foiiomn _ _ h _ dd _ b M _________ in a railway carriage, nor take a drive Ill _ _

laces where subscriptions may be Dalii p)rl’umty of earmg an 8' reqs y r ‘

_ _ _ open carnage after violent physiog, that Baxter was placed under

ews fupnisliefl. a<lvc1-rising, .Job work George Irving. on the College Y. M. C. A. D0g,s Tee G01 d Cr0Wned_ ex____c_se_ » _ said to have weighed 193 pmmds_ ' "nd other-business -timmwtedz-_ D K Dr' Anderson presided and assured the li 7 Don’t remain motionless in a. cold day he wel8hs only 1I9,aloss of74 I; Sumulerslfle- Curve S Bookstore- ` ' students that if they decided to organize ° . ~

responsible duties of that g oilice reputation that Simon had earned_ for. The Health C0mmandments_ n

TH E We understand that our public spirited

citizens already have pledged almost audi-

And If“def’°“deP£’]ig;“t“`)ng1e' “ntrammeued cent to offer a respectable sale1`Y» I an ear ess; ai

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changableness and untrustworthness But Christ knew the desire fora change of life and oifered to give him a rock like nat- ure.ButnotwithstandingthispromiSePet61‘ afterwards denied his Lord with curses, Was his nature never changed? Yes, as evidenced by Peter’s address to the mur- derer of Jesus as told in the 4th chap. of acts What is the secret i Peter was ful

-_- , With the reports of the

1b@r?oli11rle’Q1IliieIi~ai§iir Bookstore-G S hat he would do everything he could to room’ and do not stand m an or en space'

_ . _ petition signed by al

M“m‘“`t' Agent' help the work along' n CHICAGO’ Sept' 7`_Henry D' Pratt’ of on8ull`%zilxks<iii)l;’v when you must for the old 1 including members of

lSouris__East. Telephone ofiice~R. Seaman, Mr. Irving briefly explained the pur- _this city, is the proud owner of Hand- phéase “S____ech<_Ss_1ve__ silekceis go1d_,, sides of politics’ Mrs_ Baxter | - gent. Doses of the organizatioil, after which _an . soi_1;e, __ in ¥ng_l1_sh _ _bu_ll_do§, ksaid holds éood even in hygie’nce_ mcmingw make the egort tn i _E_ B_ M CREADY, J. P. HOOD opportunity was given or an expression to e t e ome ies ru e in _ e og ing- , I bath Wh n husband from dyipgin prisom J C Editor. Busm€SS , of opinion regarding the proposed orgam- dom of* Chicago. Recently it became ne- 9' D°“ t put 03 y°ur rem; at e

Manager zation. OD rD0ti0n it was decided t0 f0I`!11 Vcessary to have Handsome’s teeth attend- ‘the Skin is 'mt kept' fresh and soft ther ` They' A118”

= aY-M- C- A- at Once With the f0ll0WlU3 ed to, two front incisors in his lowerjaw °°ld draws the p°r°s wzether and you., 4 ____

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Hi>cmd_r E s W 1. being brokiin The dog was taken to a arioieliloiiieresigjciiitii cind or wet feet. Lii>1=leG=f1-P=I»~i°‘Smniuz

Feb Sli _ 66 S W

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. _ . l ' . dentist, o put gold crowns on the two Y _ . h h Pam (Whose temper is

lst Vice President-W. H. Sweet. teeth. giigiggypigzggtiegllfggot ;(;d;T;°x_i ned)_Weu_ let it

_ f of _ , , - ¢ 20d Vice President-H~ S- Biignall. Four sittings were necessary, and "

_ _ _ tremities_ 4 Little Girl (timidly)-I was

WEDNESDAY_ SE PT_ ]2_ 1900_ Secretary-J. Brehaut. Handsome, wlthouthaving an anaesthetic _ parm

T1‘¢8-S--R- A- MCNUU- administered to him, acted in a docile

A " These officers constitute the Executive manner while in the dentist’s chair and '

THE WORK 0F THE Y. M. C A. Committe. even went to sleep once while the second F°l’°¢‘| W U E¢°|°ml°|l' ' 0

___ At7o’clock in the evening agood number or-own was being put on. Mr. Pratt paid --- . Qu" “ “un” M"

One of the great problems of our mod- mei in Dr- A11<l€l‘S011'S Class I‘00l11 Where the dentist $125 for the four sittings. Sh¢_Buto. marriedmancan live on half """" ern society is what is to be done with the Mr' Irving Save an address, taking as Handsome is worth $1,500 and is much the income asingle man rcquir8S- r “IS l1¢ B mlm °f mn!!

c his subject part of 45 verse of lst chap of th gmc kind of do Richard Cr0k8 `r-

. r J H -Y ;h ii to. “Nw just

hundreds of thousands or young men who Johns g0Spe]_..Thou art Simon sonof Jona pa?;$5_000 ton S ' ' “ e es e as '

flock into all our large centres of o nla-

P D hon shalt be called rock. He spokeof the -

tion. Today the large cit-ies are growing 5 -

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The following ten rules. are being - 7" _

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_quoted by English medicaljournals: Stn" Eng” md' t" “I”

1. Don’t leave your rooms in the morn- , ing with an empty stomach. _ 2. Never expose yourself to cold air im- ` ' ` mediately after you have partaken of a » Mosman., Sept. 5.-A strong warm biquid_any kind. #being made tsraeeusethe release of

3. Don’t1eave our obode inceld weather Baxter who was ‘ h

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Hutch Tablets

Are an essential. Should your head pain after lunch or a disagreeable .abdominal disordcrmake -~ a glorious sunshiny afternoon become a blinding yellow glare; a Hutch Tablet will restore the cquablcncss of your temperament and make you keenly alive to passing enjoymeniis- TCU HUt¢h

__ ten cents sealed in glass, at all druggists or by . `

_ mail from the Wooowaan MEDICINE C0.. l-lml¢¢d. J _ ' l` '

1 1 Colborne street, Toronto. - Take one when Jéfaes-

Y ` you feel any distress-bc it the first thing on arising or. °`

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ation should be placed on a more satisfae- s I ;f

1 tory basis. The need for such a work

among the young men of our city is appar- _ ent to all. The difficulty seems to be in the 1 _ ' " ` '

seourin of D

ing and experience to undertake 'the - ~_ . ‘

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Are saving money and getting -extraordinary values in everything in the footwearfline at the E :lg Clearance Salge

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For Cash only This is a genuine sale and will 'be continued for_1 short time Qlonger. Call and see the Stock. ` It ls to any in the city, “and is liemg sold at at tremendous

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WI. H. SzfeWarzt& Qc’ stock.

Callaml Get 30 to 50 per -centmecount

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Suchfis the range of usefulness of the new stomachic alterative, Hl1`l'»0l1 that _they prove beneficial on all occasions. ln the morning when one is beset by that nervous tentative headache, by that disagrccabl¢ 135% ln the mouth, one of those chocolate-coated tablets.

_ candy-like in its dcliciousness, is instantly effec-

tive and make one’s enjoyment of the remainder __ of the day not merely a possibility but a certainty. ~~

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