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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'1"l`l'-I'l OWN, SEPTEMBER 16 1899

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E €l'yb0dy ' W” H' PER" AND HIS STAKED lllilllli. ~ WDIRECTW Slxould Read A1. GRANDQQGHTER.

Something!

And Ican supply EVERY BODY with SOMETHING to read.

I keep the latest

New York,

Boston,

Montreal, St; John, . ggiifax l Magazines.

'town

Also the nicest and tastiest Bananas, Oranges. Lemons, Confectionery, Tea, Sugar,etc, in the city.

R. H. MASON.

City Hotel Corner Opposite R. C. Cathedral.

Aug. 15 d 1 year

E V .

Mlldilllll Hall

'ro___r.E'r

Having decided to retire from busi-

ei-i s, the subscriber offers for sale his stock of drugs, medicines, etc; al io his good will of the business.

The “Medical Hall" premises will

also be let for a term of years. I

Offers to purchase the stock and

good will, and to lease the premises will be received at the oiiice of Davies & Haszard, Solicitors, up to and on Sept. 10th, prox-from whom any information can be obtained.

S. W. DODD,

Sept. 2, 1899-tf Proprietor

1 Y ._ <` Y A,_,A_ '

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PLAN;`_l.lN E.

[XliUliS|llllS

Charlottetown to Boston .a¢ and Return for. .ai

$1 1 .00

Cfllrllrlencing 15 Sept., good

for 30 days.

For intormation, etc., apply

to

W. W. CLARKE,

Agent.

sept 13-difwzi

UNRESERVED

Auc_1'ioN

JM: O 1\`|' IJ .A Y' . Senlemllei I8lli at ll o'ciotli.

Mr. Frank Hayden, of Vancouver,

instructs me to sell without reserve on that date everythingin his house,

This includes Kitchen Range and

Cooking Utensils, Dining Room Furniture and Dishes, Drawing Room Furniture and Carpets, Bedroom Sets and Bedding. Everything nearly new and in perfect order.

House on Prince Street, once the

residence of Earnest Dawson, and now occupied by Drs. Kennedy and Maloney.

Reserve your purchases for this

sale, as there will be no value limit.

I E. H. NORTON,

Sept. 12 13 16 18. Auctioneer.

To gem'

The house on Water Street, oppo-

site Hotel Davies, at present occupied by J. B. Heagan. All mrdern con- veniences. Possession given October

first next. A l to W. S. St t. dlyla Ppy ewar

Powder...

Absolute

Purity Guaranteed.

GARII

W.F.H. CARVELL, B . A. ,

Barrister-at-Law.

TELEPHONE NO. 170-

SUNIVYSIEE

DENTISTRY

door to the right,up stairs.

12"; _._ Fl' E35;

MISS SNELGROVE,

DIRECT t CARGO

Schr. “0M EGA”

120 puns choice bright molasses

n a few days. Ask for prices.

CARVELL BROS,

Wolfvllle, N. S.

0pens September 6

w": h ii staff of twelve expe ‘ ced d plished teachers. men an amiom

i There _are five courses of study leadi-* to graduatio -Colle iat Pi V l g

, _ D. § 6. ano, oca , Art and hlocution. Specia attentionis also given to the study of Violin, Calisthenics, Shorthand and Typewriting.

P_iipils can enter any year of the course fo ggfggthey are ntt-fd or may take selected

Acadia. Seminary 'ves the MAXIMUM OF

A%>$i&NCT \tGF;S at §e _MtI%NIMUM of cgst.

os o co e s. '

Tuition, Board, &c‘, ngsimo. course inc uding 37For cost of extra studies see Calendar, page

d For information with regard rooms, etc., ad.

FEES,

nav. A. coi-icon,

or the Principal, w0lf'me`

AEg1O_d5w J. H. Ma.cDONALD. Principal

AGADIA llllll.EliE

' Wolfville, N. 5.

The (` illege will RE-OPEN on

Wednesday 0ei- 6th

1

Thlaéricugigion hExiangi§ations Monday and

tics ay, Lot un ‘t _

A IS BI‘:`aQ§?d ony Sgund Qduca. 1"‘*‘l 1-‘l`U\0\P1€~. provi inir at the beginiiin two year- of prescribed wo- k, and at the end two years of work largely elect1v» . The elee tives offer a wide range of literar and scieii- tific st-ndies. Independence of tliought and research is stimulated and encouraged,

'l`hct_.\TTITUDE of the College is at the

same ime o edl Ch '-t` . 7 1

;ri111{.;l;»; .isgpcdadé Ehe plifdilliicti ld?

i. eieisw ~ 5; ‘

safeguards the best. 0 eaom md 'the

The ARTS FACULTY includes ten able and

elllcient men, eacha specialist in his depgn

William I1. Perot llatcd Publicity But llc Could Not Get Away From lie Re- porters

J ` A

HAi.ii~‘ax, Sept. 12.-William H.

Perot, and his granddaughter, Gladys. were voluntary prisoners yesterday at the house of Mrs. J. T. \Vainwright.

B k' g

Park street. The couple went there im- mediately on the arival of the steamei London City last night.

When the steamer London City reach~

ed her dock Monday night, after a rough voyage from l.ond.in among the passengers who debarked was an elderly gentleman, bearing every evi- dence oi the man of taste and wealth. He was accompai ied by a dark-eyed little girl of a serious cast of counts n- ance, who clung t - his hand.

The one was Mr. William H. Perot,

of Baltimore, the other was_.his grand- daughter Gladvs Perot. whose. kidnap- ping in Baltimore by her mother. the former wife of W. T. Perot, and dra- I matic fight across the ocean, where the talk of the continent two months ago. Mrs Perot Was formerly Miss Spons- gle, of Liverpool. The Perots’ name was not on the passengers list, although it appeared on the list tur- nished to the immigration authorities, as required by the Canadian law. On that list both names appeared.

Perot came from London for Balti-

more, via, Halifax for no other reason than to escape observation. He was met at the wharf last night by the

f- _ - - i= Messrs. Wainwright and was driven to

their house tn South Park street. There was no one allowed to see Mr. Perot, and no questions were answered

bought from Button and it was stated

Bank of Nova Scotia Bu; ming their intention was to leave this morn-

c,m,°,,°,own_ iag, but this plan may be altered-

either at this end or en route.

@’lVIONEY T0 LOAN. _l-¢1_

Ch’town. Sept 13d&vt3m

St. John Exhibition.

Senator Ft rguson of P. E. Island

states that the Live Slcck exhibit at St. John is the best ever seen there

01508 in the New Prowse Blwkv argl' A Toronto exhibitor states that the

show in Industrial Buildings is better than that ai Tironio this year. In

every departir ent, Live Stock, Indus- trial, Agricultural etc. there are more and better exhibi:s than at any previous

exhibition,

' _ The Special a tractions are much su-

,__ perior to those of any former year.l

, .

All P°~°“= _'mins °'==P1°>'m°==t il2¥§’.I.".lf‘. ii§`.'f-'“f’.`ll .f".`l.'i.°l`..-...."Z°”‘°»li`f`i'€5

fnd emPl°_Y°f' °f_l°'b°' U1 Want °f FF’ fthese and Sutherland’s performing ani- istanoo will obtain help and sihe mais and the bare bwk rid,

_ _ , rs, the new tions by applying to graded quarter mile track on the par-

ade grounds froi ting the Grand Stand

~ Kang Su-¢e~|; is like a. circus ring every day, to say

nothing of the splendid attractions of Amusement Hall. `

The restaurant service this year in

charge of the Committee of Sussex

From Ponce’ Porto ladies,is the best over giveu_.

HOTEL ARRVALS.

Florida Hotel.

300 brls choice bright sugar. 100 _ ______ ibrls choice bright crystals, due here .SePt_ 2__J,m,es \IcKi,m0n Summer

side; John M~-Donald, D. ’McKcnzie, Rev. R. E. \Vniston. Mrs. Whiston,

hltown Au_9,’99 2,", Charlottetown; Miss E. Duggan,

Cambridge Mass.

_ 3rd. W. E. Coombs, O. S. McEacheru,

F. S. Henderson. W. McLeod, D. S.

j Robinson, Ivan Warren. _

10th. T. A. McLean,Mfs. T.A. McLean,

Miss McLean, F. S. Henderson, A.J. Biffin, Mr. Jas. Waddle , Mrs. Jas. lVaddle, Miss Nora Waddle, R. P. Gaudet, G. W. \ lements. J. W. Mc Millan, F. Drake, Charlottetown ,Mr. Henry Ward, Mrs- Ward.

\

l'HOVV TO GET PLUMP AND ROSY

Nature meant every woman to be

rosy,’we‘.l devel pod and if she has become pale, weak and nervous, Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food will restore and revitalize the wasted nerve cells, make the blood rich and pure find give new vigor and elasticity to the whole body. For ills peculiar to women there is no remedy so successful as this great food cure of Dr. A. W. Chase. At all dealers.

Instructor-What is the diff- rence be-

tween positive and negative electricity?

Student-It is positive when it is

turned on and negative when it is turn- ed off.

A GOOD TEST.

If you have backache and there are

brick dust de,osits found in the urine after it stands for 24 hours you can be sure the kidneys are deranged. To ef- fect a prompt and positive cure and prevent Briglit’s Disease. suffering and death, use Dr A W Chase’s Kidney

regarding his movements. Tickets were

.._.__.._i

Terrible Experience clan 0t- tawa Valley Lumherman.

Log Driver on Yamaska. a Tributary of the Ottawa-He Falls on a Stake-Stake intruded ‘ Four Inches into his Abdomen- Life is Saved but Injured -

_ Internally.

Coiuiii-:nm<:nE. Out. Sept. 15.--G.

Hudson, a river driver of this place, fell on a protruding knot which enter- ed by way ot_ the crotch four inches in- to the abdomen. Though he was res- cued alive he received what might easi- ly have been fatal internal injuiies. He ielates his terrible experience as fol- lows:

°-Eight years ago last April I had

ihe misfortune to meet with a serious accident vihile driving logs down the Yamaska river. I slipped and fell on a protruding knot and got staked. The ftike ran about four inches up my crttch Judging fiom' the blood when withdrawn, and seemed to touch my bladder. ~

~°Since»tht-n I have suffered severely

with piins across my kidneys. ` The small of my back seemed very weak. I had to go to bed and stay there for six weeks, and 05 and on had to dis- continue work. I have taken one box of Dodd’s Kidue Pills onl urchased

January. _

“Since then I have suffered no pain

and am completely cured. One box to me was woith at -least $25.00. I have recommended them to everybody. My cousin. John L. Hudson, a logger like myself,`was hurt by lifting, but alter using Dudd’s Kidney Pills he Was also cured by taking only a box or two.

#My own cure was a wonder. I

didn’a have to linish the first box and I have been as well and hearty as a man could ever since.” _ i

its Crest.

At Newport the ocean wave was

much observed.

Indeed. it was contemplated with

awe by nearly everybody. _

“I fancy it’s because I didn-’t buy my

crest,” thought the wave. ~ _ But itspoke no word, _‘lest it-' hurt somebody’s feelings. ,

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vouizs f Nor snr-‘E

From the Dangers of Diarrhoea, Dys- entery, and Summer Complaint, unless you have Dr.Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw-

~ berry in the house

There are very few houses in Canada

that diarrhoea. dysentry or summer complaint will not enter this season.

You yourself or one of your fanily

is liab1e'to be attacked at any time just now.

Are you prepared to deal with these

dangerous diseases should they come upon you to-night?

Have youa bottle of Dr. Fow1er’s

Extract of lVild Strawbhiry in the house? I

This is the only remedy you know

will absolutely and without |tail stand by you in the hour of need.

It does not check the disease tio

sudenly. as some of the cheap reme- dies put up to imitate it do, and thus produce|inil»immation. It does, how- ever. promptly ease the _pain. allay the inilamatiou, brace up the weakened heart. settle the stomach, sooth the irritated bowel, and cure the bowel complaint.

During the past 40 years Dr. Fow-

1ei’s Extract of Wild Strawberry has saved thousands of lives both 'infants and adults. _

Mr. John L. Carter, of Bridgetown,

N. S., in tue following letter tells how it saved his lite: “I had sudered with dysentry for four weeks and

everything else failed. I considir it a wonderful remedy that shcu'd have a

Steamship Se

Maxwell I Bi?

1 hegiighiest ai-aft, most easily

y _ y, P p. And most successful

'from Mr. James heie a year ago l.=t'

Following are in few of the points wherein the Mai

will show you m-nil others imonssible to describe, b comparison with o er binders. - * _

Th m ' sills are made of tubular ste fwlilchisatonoe the

lightes°t foariii that can be usedi The wholgxkrauie and Cutter Bar channel steel, specially manufactured for us; and every-omng about

In aKnolter, what# required is somethinglsimplo and sure. 'Diana

f di . h M llK . " ‘

ouuw n i e ax v notter

'l here is no rvunger bolt nozabevel or done from the simile asm. Eveiyhing goes ` is axery iiiiumal oct'-ur»¢n¢~e. Testimonials have gone through the wh' -le harvest without

The Little M»ixwe‘l 'i -1 the only bind-ir o i them-srket

appreciated by all tai-nie: s as the most natural and eel!

, Now is the time to secure the

T0 LIVE RP00 L.

The Elder Dempster & Co’s Steamship L`\ KE HU t’-L N

having cold storage accomodation and decks pr porly fiti-ii for stock, is intended to sail from Charlottetown f f Liverpool ii about the 13th October; alsi on or about the lb’ ‘i November The Lake Huron has splendid -accomodations For a

cabin passengers. at very moderate rates. I

' For rates of freight and other particulars apply to

` N. RATTE

Charlotteown, August 28th 1899 eod tl 18.N_ov. *

handled, more ,capacity

i

-. in the

ll

l. would-rnamfei A _

2- CUTTER BAR

It will be observed the guard runs closer to the und than 'ou any

th k if 1 l ti th vas. For liandlggs thin lrailli g ad‘i»aii‘i`;a§§'~`s.`° 'iiiiestgiiiiieiiiiilnnf iifiailiaue or mei pim. i~iiil§ mimi a _ . - c1'ioN~

3 TA B L E CON N E

While the majoriti of others use cast iron f=-It com Maxwell, you wiil do ii. t_`hanv~el Steel Bar. This main a and one i.hw.t.nf-ver can fail. Like-many ni her parts of l. than that used by others: but, if you uike into account tl

compensatesllor any additional onst-

4- MAIN WHEEL- i

Strongest and Best ‘fhiw-l wer need gn a Binder. Out of alltlie Maxwell

f-actured, not a single wheel has ever failed. ' f

5. i<aio1°'rsa. .- S _

ia. niet-ifri-inane cur

Uppsrqimgiisrmr. ”

BE lliliwillll

The lu|

P0 Bl' &l'lDgB. Hy a simple uevi I 'ame resting revolves vviti

ruc n a moo

na=becn ‘ca n»rl.

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lloullla lm! ill

R EASONS

i-Quint" ciiiiiiii is

3901*. i

It does not get out of order. U

s tio th i f i-inipliclti

ons si

It do-as not requi'e a “cnniv 71 h°‘*l"' to lt h ‘°

wor t e Imiroved Qi eei. .

Churn . 1°- cid~dly the Easiest Wo -king Churn ev ei offered to tae tr ade. A cBILu CAN oPitR.a'rn. ir.

( PATENT APPLI il.D FOR)

A HDRNE

could get noting to cure me. I then tried Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild - _ Strawberry, and I feel that it saved my

life. It restored me to hi-a`th when J

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T- TRQTT E R y Q . D L FoiPCalsndalry<>il’e'iliiR’>nril:;nation apply to .. cure, g yj H' C' Mcnoxnm’ ‘B’A"m°P'P _ . ` TelePh0“° Wnnectlom `

K-'“““'”‘”-A usi»¢ii24'9s iiiwviyf

CS Mill llllll

S17- S'\.¢._.-.¢

IGUUNALU & ”A|\T|"l Lumber in every viiriety-in the rough and manufa

Bannisrnns S'°°°l‘-

Sliiioke for lub-iler, smelt, eel, boat, soap and butter boxes-In

solicitors, Noun-ies Public,-_&i=. Money to made to .,-de,

1033. l i ‘ ‘

_ _ l We also carry a full line of caili ets and undertakers supplies,

mat. was ve me _ `,L"e1_ rms, me `fv°r1'd,a taunt han ` OFFICES{ i}£ii’d'rni¢iy’l3uli31iliin°din¢E)hS%H= prepared to do undertaking in all its branches,