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In the midst of one of the most

tions of the season, a noted

suddenly from her chair with ascream of agony and

_ fell lnsenslble to the floor.

54 few hours Iuter"the distinguished physician told her anxious husband that she was suffering from an

acute case of nervous prostratlon brought on

by female trouble, and hinted at an

Mrs. T: E. Gilli

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ial Tra

Who

sedv

Honors.

social func-

woman started

t’-T;

operation. F`o_rtuna_tely rt

` frlendaclvlsed her to try

Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable

Compound

The result was that she escaped the se;'geon's knife and to-day is a vfcll woman.

The derangement of the delicate female organism setsevery nerve in the body quivering with pain. Headaches, backaches, torturing bearing down pains and dragging sensatlonsmake women nei'vo=.is and hysterical.

s, of Windsor, N. S., writes:

lltcatt l\Ii:s l’iNitti.t.\i :--\\'li<~n I coinuienccil to faire l`._vdiit IC. l‘iiililiani`s \'.-f"-

lmcltutilics, and tliitt \vorn~utit. tired feeling. I Iiiive only titlren the Vegeliilile

rf.€»*§

“S”

., l' ~ . . ' etttble Coinpuiinii I wits siilleriiig' with wcitlgncss und woiiih troiilile, Iii-:idiivlii-tilt, ' i

4,3;

| - (,‘i>iupoiti1i`i ti. feiv short iveelts, nittl it hits :nude ine well. .*.ti'i»ii;_r and robtist. I. -,I

fetnnle troubles.

‘ Mrs. Laura Emmons, President Loyal Home Workers, Walkervillc, _-‘L-.F

Ont, writes :

DEAR Mita. l’iN!<ti.|.:ii :-I tim enjoying such good lieztltli tlizit. I feel it it duty

_ lielievc -that l.._viliu E. l'iukliiiui's Vegetable Compound is without. equal for

._.\ 'I

t0 write anti thztttlr you for what Iiyiiiti. lil. l’inI¢liuni`s \'i-;;‘.:i,iible Coinptiunil has i done for me. I :.iii’r'ei~ed for more tliun tive years \vil.li oviirinn troubles, caus- ing an nnpleasaiib discliztrge und iveitlrncss which no i-.iiioiiiit of medicine, diet

‘ or exercise sceiiied to correct.. Your Veg'e1.nble Coiupuiiiid liowever. rcticlieil .

the root of my trouble, eureil me and iiiade me sti~i»n;;'. iieiiltliy und well. I l

want to say to every sitffcring ivoinnn, doii't daily with medicines you know ‘

nothing about, but take Lydia E. l'inlcli:iin's Ve;-< table Coinpoiintl.

_ p Mrs. Plnkham’s advice is free to all. Her address ls Lynn, Mass.

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__ Lydia E. Pii1kha1i1’s Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Fail

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' J- ='lf2’.‘1=_..___

oaII'C0aII Coal! .z:f..,:S:°.s.i;f.1:..l

'l`o arrive by steamers during this month viz:

S. S. “Turbln,” “Bonavista.” and “Riehard,” with cargo-_'s of

Reseivc, Ruumiue and Nut Coal for Domestic purposebr

We would therefore advise consumers to book their orders at one

and get their supply of coal in, fresh from the mines before winter sets

PEAKE B

ROS. & Co.,

CIi'to\vn Agents for Dominion Coal C0-, Ltd-

ll~.~l tiiwf

Farm For Sale.

The executors of the will of the late George Clark, offer for sale that valu- able _ iariii at Clarktown, Lot _37, lriliitttiig on Hillsboro River, two 1211169 from illoiinl. Stewart. This farm con- sisls of mu acres of upland and 20 acres of inarsh land ; all but about 20 acres of the upland is cleared and in a good stale of cultivation, the balance is L‘0\'ui‘eil with rails and lumber. The farm has streams of fresh water along lwo sides of it, and has an abundance of alder and marsh mud, and is in closeproximity to the mussel beds of tlieriver. The railway station is but two miles distant and the wharf but UNC. thi the premises are ii comfortable iltielling. large barn, stable and coach I‘°\j-W. implement and out buildings.2 l‘t.': further articulars, terms. &c , ’*l’P`Y to Mrs. Clark on the premises, S. C. clark or Kimble Collin, Mount Stew»I “Il UI W. Leitch, Charlottetown.

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The Cut _ of the Clothes

In tho rraln point. Iii ii Billb- Of courio the pnrtleulnr pitb- toi-ii of tho cloth niliirl

outa-well? wo slilno tlioro.

To be Identified

As n woll drosaorl nutn you must. have olothcii that. iiru ull to the niinutio for stylu-

We miiko tliom.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

` Clothiers, ‘

Queen Street. `

sornothir to the look-hut tho I

A _-aa _-_--_-_ _ _ _.~_~_Ai»vf_ _~¢*e;»_-ve;

| 6-15 dw I yr.

_ Z' f. ~ ‘ are using ~ . I

I7 IIB. INIDERIIES 5

gf INF NTS SYIIUP

A l

‘¢`. . fi For lJhI|ilren's Ailments, you cannot but " 'p' admit the fact that this preparation ._.‘ is one of merit and is all what is _ claimed for it. It is safe, pleasaiit

and soothing for children teething, _ and a prompt checker of bowel and ‘ " stomach troubles. _

_~ Physicians and Professional __

nurses recommend it. ' i

In piirchzming, see that Dr. C0-

dcrre's si nature and portrait is on every wrapper. Beware of the many Svnurs nut up in it similar form and

made to look like Dr. Codcrre’s. _

1$'1`ce, 2_;rl.i. per bollle, or by mail "

on fern'/fl q/price.

Sole proprietors, Tm: \ViNo.\1-1: CHEMI-

CAL Co. Limited, Montreal, Canada.

` s1'AN~roN's Pain RELIEF,

A fA”|lV IKIIKUV ro” |"TlINll. AND lXT‘”NlLu.‘

runnin ` _

All those suffering with

Bolle, Sorofula, Eczema will find

Weavers Syrup __ and llorale

scorn iiiiiai

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FEIS’ "!l"`T'7"_'_'j..`4‘!\.`}"|"'i nav

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-ri... s.'s. iuzsrioovcns .ailing

from Montreal about Thursday, Nov.

iiit|.t:1'1'3 PURE POWDERED

Rudy hr Un h~Auy Quantity. Pvfninlil 305|:

ldtunlngsnur renew- l

L';,§,g',‘}_,v”iIn:aa|iinu¢ii»g »i#x‘.°¢ie»o _ .

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sou: nvllwlvulzlix.

E.w.ati.l..rr1" from; "’°.l°N'ro.¢l‘l-

~>'f» » '

9th, will be due at C11'I-0Wl1i S“"d“Y- Nov. iz,i.n.1 win ...ii for st. J°b\1’=» Nad, carrying. live stock on deck and produce under deck at lowell NICH-

A.PlCKARD&`C0-.

Agents, Ch’town.

i i-iiltf

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oiiuo ctriiii w.iiiiisi>

. 3 _ A ly stub

-.,.3°il::.l:.‘;::ls:f‘I.1l.L?l.'l..%°ii »~"i~»i ~»-

invaluable to cleanse thc blood i

Ditvls da Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montreal,

TIII09 N. FIIIII' NBII li0Il|'Sl3 iii Mining, Chenilcul, Civil, Mechanical and Electric!!

Engineering, O

Mlilcrrtlogy niid Geology,

‘ Biology rind Public Health 5"/` Write for calendar to

Aflllliiited tn The Secretary, 0 Quoen'\ School of Mining, Ulllvtfllty Kingston, Out.

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1_1-ni.

AQGTION SALE-

Doitnld McM£au, Royalty will sell

by' l’nbllc_Auc n mi Mmidny the mth Novenrbgnat t o'alock sharp, all his sto.;k an implements. `-STOCK-I pure bred Clydesdale ifiAre,4(y`earanii; i carriage hone, 4 years ol ,Doyl¢'a Preceptor; 1 cart colt, ooruiugjyears, Goldflnder; x more 4 years old, Crown Rights; az head of ciittle,,5 pure bred giieurseya,|ows and ggitem, 3 pure bred gurnsey bulls.; 14 girl-le cows. < Sale posltIve,no reserve as mriii is sold. ’l‘h1l<.ins-ia months credit on ap- proved joint notes. .

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Nov. 8,lU,I3,|’»,l7, tvrll pil. `

GUARDIAN, NOVEMBER 15, 1905

‘Gas Retarni of isHBRLocK H O L M B 5

'b A. comm mins. ` i

ld°h|Alv&Q_¢hp|lhi‘

Published in Prince Ldv.-are Island ltxcluslvely by The Ch srlntvetnwn Guardian.

The Adventure of the Three Students

fcqymbi, im. ly A. cn... u.,i. ...J c.ni.»'. u/..ii,_) (Copyright. |905. 5,7 llfrflun, Phillip: U Ca.)

T wits ln the year ’£)5 that

'J il coinblniitloii of events

into which I need not en- ter ciiiiscd Mr. Sherlock Holmes and myself to spend some weeks ln one of our great university

towns, und It wus during this time that the small but instructive adventure which I nm about to relate befell us. lt will be obvious that nny dctiills which would hclp the reader to exact- ly identify the college or the erltniuul would be lnjudlclotts and offensive. So painful it scundul muy well be allowed to die out. With due discretion thc in~ cldent itself inity, however, be describ- ed, sliice it serves to lllustriite some of those qualities for which my friend was rcniitrknble. I will endeltvoi' ln my statement to avoid such terms as would servo to limit the events to any purticulai' place or give t1 clew ns to the people concerned.

We were reslillng nt thc time in fur-

nished lodgings close to it llliriii-y where Slirwlock llolmes wus pursuing seine laborious researches ln curly English charters-researches whleli lcd to re- sults so striking that they muy be the subject of one of my future uui'rntlvcs. IIci~i~ lt wus that one evening we ve- eeiveil a vlalt from an iicquiilntiincc, Mr. Hilton :'...»;iines, tutor nml lecturer at the <‘:illi\i;e of St. I.uke`s. Mr. Soanies was ti full, spare untiz. of it nervous and exeitiible temperiiincnr. I had nlwuys known him to be rr-stli‘s:~i iii his mun- ner, but on this particular occasion he was in such a sttito of uncontrollable agitation that lt was cleat' something very unusual had occurred.

"I trust, Mr. Holmes, that you can

spare inc ii few hours of your valuable time. We have ltnil i1 very piilnful ln- elileut ut St. I.uko‘s, and really, but for the liiippy chtince of your being ln town, I should have been tit it loss

tvhiit to do." “I nm very busy just now, and I de-

sire no dlstri1etlous,” my friend" tin- swered. “I should much prefer that

you culled in the iild of the police."

“No, no, my dciir air; such it course

is utterly impossible. \VIicn once the law is evoked it cannot he stiiycd iigain, und this is just one of those eases where, for the credit of the col- lege, It is most essential to iivoid senti- ilal. Your discretion is its well known as your powers, and you are the one man in the world who can help nie. I -beg you, Mr. Holmes, to do what you

can."

My frIend’s temper had not improv-

ed since he had been deprived of the congenial surroundings of Biiker street. Without his scrapbook, his chemicals and his homely untldiness he was an uncomfortable man. Ile shrugged his shoulders ln ungrucious acquiescence, wlille our visitor in hur- ried words and with much excitable

gestlculntlon poured forth his story.

“I must explain to you, l\Ir. Hohneii,

that tomorrow is thc first day of the examination for the Fortescue scholar- sblp. I nm one of the exiiininors. My subject is Greek, and the llrst of the papers consists of a large passage of Greek trtiuslatlon which the cundlilntc has not seen. This paissiige ls printed on the examination piiper, and it would naturally be nn lniiuense ad- vnntiige if the crindldiife cniild prepare lt lu advance. For this reason meat cure ls taken to keep the paper sei:i~et.

“Today about 3 o‘cln<-lt the proofs

of this paper arrived i'i'oiii the pi'iiili\i~s. The exercise consists ot’ hiilf at iiliapicr of Thucydldos. I had to read it ovi-i'

carefully, as the text must be nbso- lutely correct. At 4:30 my. task wus not yet completed. I had, however, promised to take ten ln a fi‘ieui1's rooms, so I left the proof upon my desk. I was absent more than nn hour.

“You are aware, Mr. Holmes, that

our college doors are double-ii green btilze one within and n heavy oak one without? As I approached my outer door 1 ,was amazed to see it key ln lt. For an instant I imagined that I had left my own there, but on feeling in my pocket I found that lt wus ull right. The only duplicate which existed, so far as I knew, was that which belonged to my servant, Bannister, it man who has looked after my room for ten years and whose honesty is absolutely above suspicion. I found that the key was Indeed his, that he had entered my room to know lf I wanted tea and that he had very carelessly left the key ln the door when he came out. Hll vlllt to my room must have been within a very few minutes of my leaving it. Hia forgetfulnccs About the key would have mattered little upon any other occa~ sion, but on this one dsylt hu pro- duced tho most depltlablo oon|e~ quences.

“The moment I looked at my table I

was aware that some one had rum- mitged among my papers. The proof was in three long slips. I had ‘left them ull together. Now I found that one of them was lying on tho floor, one wus on the side table near the window

and thc third was where I had left It." Holmes utlri-ed for the nn: time. ___,

“Tile first page on the lloor, the sec-

ond ln the window, the third where you left lt?" said be.

"Exactly, Mr. Holmes. You amaze

mc. How could you possibly know thot?"

I No 9 of the 50,,” I “Pray continue your very interesting

statement." _

"For an instant I imagined that Ban-

nister had taken the unpiirdonable lib- erty of examining my papers. He dc~ <nled it, however, with the utmost eur- nestness, und I nm convinced that he was speaking the truth. The alterna- tive was that some one passing had ob- served the key in the door, bud known that I was out and had entered to look at the papers. A large suin of money ls at stake, for the scholarship is a very valuable one, and un unscrupulous man might very well run a risk in or- der to gain an advantage over his fel- lows.

“Bannister was very much upset by

the incident. He had nearly falnted when we found that the papers had undoubtedly been tampered with. I guve hlm a little brandy and left him collapsed in it chnlr, while I made a most careful cxamlnutlon of the room. I soon saw that the Intruder had left other traces of his presence besides tho riimpled papers. On the table ln the window were several shreds from n pencil which had been sharpened. A broken tip of lend was lying there also. Evidently the rascal had copied the paper in n great hurry, had broken his pencil und had been compelled to put ti fresh point to lt."

“E.\'celleiit!” said Holmes, who was

reeoverliig lils good liiitnor as his at- tention liecaine more engrossed by the ease. “l"ortunc has been your frleud.”

TO BIG CUNTIN UED.

Skin Troubles

of llnililren

ITCHING ECZEMA, SCALD HEAD, CHAFING AND ALL SKIN IRRITATIONS AND ERUPTIONS CURED BY

lli. _ilhase’s llinlmeiil.

Dr. Chuse's Ointnicntis so clean and

pure, so line and crciiiny, so delightfully soothing and healing, tliitt it is especially useful in the nursery for the skin troubles of childhood.

For sunburn, prickly heat and eliiifliii;

it brings quick relief, and by nilbriliiig a cure for the isiinplei' it-i-itiitlnns of the skin it positively prevents eczcnni und suiild head, the itching of which means keen torture for the unfortunate victim.

Every mother should know about Dr.

Ghaae's Ointment, for by its use site can snvc her children much suflbring und dis- comfort.

Mosquito lilies, hives und insect. bites,

IVY Dolson und every form of skin irri- tation und eruption yield rcitilily to the healing, sootliiiiig influence of this lzrent olnttncnt, iiurl you ciin use it with posi- tive assurance that it will not injure the most delietite skin orhurt. the growth of thehtiir.

Unlike the porcclogiriiipr iind unsiini-

tiry powilcrs, Dr. Gliasels Oiiitinent beau- tifies itnrl lieiiellts the skin by niuklng it- soft; and velvety.

Mrs. Lois Mi.-Kay, Tiverton, Digby Co.,

N. S. writes:-“My children were taken with nn ftchlnir, burning skin disease rind tore their flesh until it uns sore und their shirts would soiiictititeri llc wet with hlood. The doctor did not seein to know what nilod thi-in and could give no relief

so I lirgnii using Dr. Clii\se'S Ointincnt.

“Wlii.-rover il. wits lipplicd it did its

work weI_I itnd hns entirely currrl tltcin of this liorrihli- disease. 'I‘liey siiflereil so they could not sleep niyrhts and I think If it litiil lasted much longerl would liitvc gone criizy from tliciinxicty and loss of sleep. I cannot find words to praise Dr. t}iin.sc`s Olntuieiit enough for the good it has done my children und hope other sufferers will try it."

I)r. Clii\sc'ii Oliitnient, till cents li box, nt.

all deiilvrs, or liiliiiiiiniun, Btiles 8: Coin- pliny, Toronto. ’l‘o protect you against linitiitlona the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box of his remedies.

EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS

Also sewing n`mc-hlno oil of absolute

puri ty, und the best iicedlos and parts for all iiincliliiizs nt. Slnzcr stores.

Look for the red S., QuoeiiSti-ret Char lottc-town; also on south side of \Vnter Street, Sunimerslilo, P. E. I.

COMINQEI/ENTS.

Next. uici-ting Lodge Prlnco I~Idwnrd

Tuesday night. llth Inst.-Ilcd Rose.

City Council meets on the second Mon~

diiy in oneh month. Dr. F. F..KelIy, Muyor; \V. W. Clarke, Clty Clerk.

Minard‘s Linlment Relieve: Neuralgin-

:1'_._.~_-- . i~. rm-¢-_

Dinner Sets at P. E. Islnnd's Greatest

Crockery Store from $5.00 and upto $85.00 W. P. Colwlll, Sunnyside. 7- l2dtf

More new customers wanted-\Ve have no dllliculty In keeping the old ones that wear our shoes. The Ames Holden Co Shoes have an|\p.thcy wcnr its well an they look and the fit is ii thing that strikes n custonier as soon as the shoe in pulled on. the foot sold by Conroy the Shoemrin, Sunnyside, Charlottetown. 13d 2|

possession. W. \\'. l"ei-hes. ll-Rdilw

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' ' Titel Ifiéttvl Nearly Wear-proof. I

It's our "ARTISAN ” shoe for working men. Built of toughest sole leather-with three rows of ` wooden pegs, and an outer row oi steel slugs, around

,,,, the sole. It's a shoe that '

is strongly macie-coi_n-

f , Oe Iortable too--and wears

ron M zu _

like steel.

In many styles and shapes. $I.25 to $3.50.

Ask your shoe man to show you the "ARTISAN"

-the shoe that wears so long.

The Ames, Holden Co. ofMontreal, Ltd

THE Llinozsr Sr-los MANur-'ncruneria in CANADA.

MONTREAL winniveci, Tononro, vancouveri, sr. .ionic

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miss in life if they do not use]

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Every man, woinaii and child nitist ltiiow ivhat they

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| ur i 1- _

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Cli’town, to-zgdtf. .`

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The:S. S. “TURBIN_” will be dtie here Sunday, October

29th with a choice cargo of Domestic Coal in Reserve Ntit

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Minimum Charge |0

One-half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive lnser. tlons Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks, and One flonth as Two and One-half Weeks,

cents With 0rder_

FOUND `

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Get Stricklitnil`ssit\isiiges,iiuideeveryday

igersoniilly by Thoinus StrIeklti.iid,only lilo.

l"(lRSAI.l<l~I.nri:e dmillle iliior, tire

FOR SALE

Tifiiii ‘sXi.i»:fl'i;i`.L§.I{fTii.-<:i...~y s....T .siiine (hot. tiir) furniice in good i-iiiidiliiiii, I"i'tink lienles. ll»I.'»illl`

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Fred ll. Tritlnor, Siiuitiiry l’Iuinl»ei',llnt

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Cheap .stove pipe lil to Bde. pct' _ioint til.

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BAK BERS

Try ri liotlle of Luster, to cure danilrull'

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Get shaved and your hiiir cut. by Iti1.:i.;s

next Carters' Confectionery. I0-2Di tw lyr.

MANUFACTURERS' Agts.

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MILK v_t_;Nnoi~es

Milk, fresh from thc i-oiv, t_'ii.'tr:inI»~i»iI

purc,ileli\'t-red diiily in nity pair! ol' llii- eity. II. Kelly, Suiii.Iipoi‘l. lil-Jlil lyr.

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lieef or Iiiiiii Siiiiilwieli for fic :it l.iiiii\i'-

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TELEGRAPHY

LEARN 'I‘EI.EGRAl’lIY and R. R.

Accounting. $60 to $."»0()a month Salary assured our gritduiites under bond. Our six schools the liirgent in America and en~ dnrsed by all Riiilroiids. Write for ciitu~ log. Morse Sr-lioel of 'l`cIe;:i'iipliy, Cincin- niiti, U. Buffalo, N. Y., Atlanta, Gii., Ln Crosse, \Vis., Texiirkniiii, 'I ex., Sun Frin- lueo, Cal. 8 l d 4mo.

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lion 'l`on Itestiiiiriiiit. iioiv on (li-iilliin Sl.

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niodionn house, nine moiiis, tot. iviitcr Iiirntlntz, seivcriilre. ltiii<'.~l low, Iiiiiiivdltitc

LADIES \VAN'l`I~1l)-A llltlflll I'

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FOR RENT OR SALE. -A very desir- able brlek house on King Squarecqulnped I with all modern conveniences. Apply to George E. Full. ltldtf

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HELP WANTED--Male

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