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nr WN. ramen nnwaao sLA.t§Q__JUNE

THE GUARDIAN, fl!-IARLOTT 0

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\Vhen you wear a “ King Qual- tY" 550° YOU get all the style, the Et iinish found in the best

A1§l\_;nca_nKshoesQ__

e ing ali ” facto is

the only one in Canaga that mgkes I-2d1¢_S Shoes better than ~the 2 American article, which comes into ’ Canada with a 25% duty “ken

out of its quality. | T110 “King Qualify " brand is

“rn by 3119 bm amd canadian 1351?” it is a true note of shoe

fashion, of cor-rcctnnrin dress.

37 Sf7'|°3» 4Widths,allsizea. a-

Brmd “ King .* W Glldmedal awarded at the Phria, I

Kisses.

iii igi i.

Alley 8; Cc., Agents at Ch’town.

if p11 _ 1 -_ I J

Us Radnor Water

P‘Vl+':‘l~\ll *§=§><<zclll’

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"5`pa.rklih».g and Odorless 'Fable Water

Pints and Splits

I*-or sa le by that our case is so strong that aipersistent

J. G ,1AM\EsoN,.

_,_;The , made of the discbvery todestroy the tribe

of biting insects by wholesale. The in- sects breed in stagnant ponds, and crude

petroleum spread on the water will pre-

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llillllll ll SPURIS

_ AND? ounce to ten square feet of water surface

so it will be seen that a few gallons will cover quite a large pond. The plan has

mi uuu iuuul

SATURDAY JUNE 15, 1900. _

f ~n 4 - -o_

THE CATTLE EMBARGO.

Years ago when there was some cattle

disease in Canadaa restriction was placed

by the Imperial authorities on the impor-

ever reason may have existed at the llrst

.tation cf cattle fromtliis country. What-

has long passed away. There is quite as iitllc dangerof British cattle becoming infected from Canadian cattle sent to the British market as there would

|, he of Canadian herds being

infected from cattle imported fron

England if the latter were equally numerous. But the restriction, which was imposed as a measure of safety in the first place has been continued merely as a

protective measure, `to prevent the too

_‘ strong competition of Canadian beef with

that produced in Britain.Hence the rule is still obligatory that Canadian cattle must be slaughtered immediately on being landed in the old country.

All this is contrary to sound policy, is

unfair to Canada, and condicts with the

settlel policy of free trade which is claim- efl to prevail in the United Kingdom. It is moreover against the interest of the British consumer, and also against the in terest of a considerable class who, years

ago were engaged in the importation of Canadian cattle to be fattened, or to have the fdttening process completed on the other side. This was at one time a large

and profitable business, so large in fact that at Dundee, Scotland, some £30,000 was expended by the harbor trustees in

providing wharf accommmodatlon for this particular trade. Those whsrves are without tenants and useless to-day because of the cattle embargo. We think another effort ought to be made to secure the abrogation of these restrictions, and

effort might be made successful.

1

It has been discovered that petroleum

` _ been tried by Gen. Wood with great suc

ze* if

;l l is

E A G e t t y g‘ ” `

_ to maturity. The prescribed dose is one

1 _ P . _

tH a. Not onl were the mos ance Iwassoon in as wretched coudi A few silk waists. 'WINGS UP t0 5 50f 1' 1-90: O12 ht 0’ ‘mind 5mU» ' ' " f _

_cessa avan y - - ' ~ ,

-ON- . . tion as ever. The pills were the only thing °he°k9» ami P'°m3 65° "ma for 49?' A g 0 0

‘1‘“t°°s deslmyed °r dmv” *Way* but the that had eve, heymd me and I determined 50 _ends of fine -lighst colored eveciag dress gc-ods, sligtsble for blouses and " '

C. A .A, A, G|"Ound S y¢l10W fever. which is Said to be spread _ to begin them again. I continued to tak, _children s dresses at 2 per cent cff. Cmsisting of c .s_ meres,fcr~ep:n_s, nuns A _ _. _ _-

ON l by their bites, has disappeared also. ‘I them fm. heady nine months’ the uwble velllrigi gloria, tic. tic. (3:18 lei t_f endisof dress goods less thbag half. ' . ' V Good lnrnouts of

" ` _.___ d 1; b t u 1 1¢ ° _ H 1 * ew ladies’ satin an czmb.-rc un er.-kim worth up t_» 2. fcr'1.00. ‘ ~ _ ,

gm ua y u S re y “mg me mt The best Roman satin waials ever off =red 2 00 value 1 56 sl. s z »s 'f °f‘P‘~°n “id Bird

J l Samebo ly has telegraphed to the St. . ggegggmxgsigificgtgagngig 310323; American cambrics, giughams, chambr..s,mu.»lEn.. 32.ir~. and good wgghgrg, } d f I

_ _]0hn_HamaX and Montreal papers that w0u,a;;§,6”Bl,,e 0, aonsmnb m,§el,y_ I all fast colors about 100 yards, value up to 20-; for 16~, ' _ i °‘“'9 ' UT: 5 7575*

at 8 0'¢`l0¢k p, rn, the saloons are openly selling inChar1otte- cannot praise Dr. William Pink Pills too {“d_l°5; (_`h‘ff°“ i’l°u°r;'fv°;°;__°P to 80° 1°' 2"`° ` ‘ _ -__ _. r . . _

, .. PROGRAMME- _ b0Wn, that there have been no convictions hlifhll D01' WU I U00 Sl11`0118lY 11136 120086 adles lm n co an or ' bl ’ 9 gi .ee-.ion 4th Regiment Band _ _ . who are ailingto test their wonderful ` "~ - 'if' f»<' '-+ '» Z

rd. d -11 _ d th P b

vs ‘1 == Scratch un er e rohi itlon Act, that the law is health _restoring vh_meS_ _

leetion_ _ _ sth Regiinent Band . _ ~ mue rncycle agams~_nme.__i1vmg star; believed to be unconstitutional, and tha In ,heasmds and thousands of cases

K' 9 ' . , ' ‘i "

7 `_e_e€_=é-($13 run-Handicap. :Eh ieément ian; the City COUUGU by 1`@f\1S1DiI to allow the it has been proved that Dr. Williams . ~ LE H1621 ~ ¢ . . ° » _

=on 4 e imeu “ - »» Y - ica sc nce s

9: Bicyde th R ST Hagjigg police to assist in enforcing the law have 5_:;kn£1?r15l;iael;et_;;lh_;srgnr:_:_r;tesE _bl;od. blullders n 60) vm,d_ nm , andicap 5 3” tied the Act up. hot even the recognized discover The ms act S edu a a5:d

11. Seiectior; ' 4th Regiment Band ‘ ° ` _ _' f D pe y n I mile amy* Handicap _I organ of the saloons ru Charlottetown duectlj, upon the blood and the nerves

..£'.'..°..‘z'*::§..“;..;:f?‘...;°.rf:2;-. ..§1*sr°s.;s °'°“‘°‘ ““'°=‘°>' 5”" °f “M 5”” and c°m»==h the mt °f we tf°-=b1-=~

'r\_;e§f1a_y,_\sr1;in.<:_.)md _ cents Gr _ Sta __ tion here on the spot. There is certainly €ff¢Cb1Dit_ thorough and permanent cures.

mission o r ' s, ' ; an , "5 ‘

rs cents. g J 14rd n no open sale. and whatever may be done gtherénxedmingsi lllneregly ad' “W” the

. m

' " 0 * | in secret there are many who desire to lim; thugxizgeyvgoala breemgggisgso £8328

V _ obtain a drink who after visiting many digioni ii§`__bgd as before, Thu-3 ig ng 1-mu.

_ O places where the stuff was formerly sold ble due'_'tt_s_poor blood or weak nerves

are unable to get it for love or money. whi°li_'th_»eS,°_' Puls Wm not mire- 'H1093

-- who 'atfe Sick or ailingare urged to give

0 H 0 U , The late Sir Walter Besant in his young ed `;‘1;_]_;¢ npmbgmug im1\»,5|;i¢ns.

_ __ ‘ .nys studied for the ministry, but turned .whl¢§?§§§é‘U¢h1¢rS Offer. The genuine

D _ _ his attention to literature instead. _ He Dl1§s Pb§;_r:heéu?n;me_F,_ _Wlllli

wrotefor thirt ears before he m'_~<--~ °r ae ‘wp em? ‘ e

JUNE I7 _QND |801- any prcminenxt iilace in ,et__ersatt;1:o‘;; wraillizriaround every box.

The Rav-l new H.,.u_.p y Dumpty 1371 t° 1833 he joined in aliterary partner-

Co, heads-d by "ne fl. m,_,,_, Clown M, _ship with James Rice which was dissolved _ 0

Jas R. Adams _ only by Rice’s death. Sir Walter was

Gund S960 86071:-r Production, much interested in Palestine, wrote a his- N"" S°°°e"Y~ 1'-“f-'W Music, I tory of Jerusalem, and editet’ a large work

N~w S~ ~' l. .- B . ‘g ‘ _

‘h_)}e`_0a___'_'e'“xa 1° ' "Sm L “D “UC on the exploration ofthe Holy Land, He

Gm ld S wet A founded the Society of British Authors,

' 1' . P. ra. .e at noon eaci- d _ _

dw an was more than any other man instru-

prices Q5. 3_5_ 50_ mental in bringingabout an international Seats on sal; at u u-.l places wpyright law. He was greatly interested

'June 10, Sim in the p00r. The People's Palace. in

itoiu. T0 Lu

P l I i

F.

will kill mosqwtoes, and use is being

" U he °“° ‘skeeters n`°m 3"°W‘”3 forgotten. Then I began taking Dr.

resonable A ly to

M TTIVPYSQ, my gn

Max. si‘°aanQ,', _

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'ma SUBSCRIBER oasis for me the ' " T°l°Ph0U¢ N0- 171- '

' m I Terms ReB~.S0nable- ~

'well-known and beautifully situated. __ Z

Lansdowne Hotel, 1 me Tmsrss. Putt; Hurd island.

>rooms,

most conven- isone of rhg

rovince and its

utrful -section,

of Northumberland,

Rsofts in the

route of

has alpisgn

oe

win- way _

.loess-1. user. u¢i.;,.s.,,,,"s,,,,,,»,,~ ,,~ I _

0' D¢dd'S W gf; legion. 'rss box is imitates,

the outside coating and gimp, nf th. P1113 Srl imitated and the name-Dodiiig Kidney Fun is inmates. rmaatbmsg. ‘='=s°f°'==~ 11° s. af.. ness. Kidney Pills have a reputation. Imita- l¢fl have none or they woul_dn`t S°Ul¢1tradeonthereputatioaofDodd’s

i' wir ‘oss nouns. ;b°sa'.'<{,_¢;,,

fulabont- ' ' 5

Kid°¢Y’P'l1lS- Do not be deceived. There.

Whitechapel slums and its counterpart in many other cities of the world are monu~

ments to the humanitarian labors of Sir. Walter Besant.

~ - 9....,-.1-.

A uuvous waist

Was the Condition of Miss

Gillis for Eight Years

The Best Doctors’ and Hospital Treat-

ment Failed vo H»-lp Her, and She Had A mo-t L -ut Hopi of Ev~r Being Well A-.;ain-- Her Jiltrnest A vi ~e to Other Sudsrers.

One of the most common, at the same

time one of the most to be dreaded, ail- ments which alilicts th_e people of this country is nervous debiiiry. The causes of leading to the trouble are various, overwork or worry being among the most prominent. But whatever the cause, the affliction is one that makes life a burden. Such a sufferer for years was Miss Margaret Gillis, of Whim Road Cross.P. E. I. Her life was one of al- most incessant misery, and she had come to look upon her condition as incurable, when Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills were brought to her notice, and to the llfegiv- ing, nerve restoring medicine, _ she now owes health and happiness. Miss Gillis tells of her illness and cure as follows: “For the past eight years my life has- been one of constant misery. My nervous system was shattered, and I wasreduced toa mere physical wreck. Mytroubie began in one of [the ailments that so frequently afflict my sex. I was irritable and discouraged all the time, and life did not seem .worth living. For seven years I was under treatment by doctors. I even went to Boston and entered ahospital where I remained for some time. While there the treatment temporarily benehted me, but soon my condition was worse than ever. Finally my nervous trouble took the form of spasms which caused more suierlng than words can tell. When thus attack- ed I felt as though I was literally being torn apart. I would frequently become unconsicus and sometimes would re-

‘_ main in that condition for half an hour. I have sometimes had as .many as six of these spasms in a week, and no one who has not similarly suiered can imagine the tired, wornout, depressed feeling which followed. Doctors seemed uteriy unable to do anything for me. and those years of misery can never be

Williams Pink Pills _and in a short time found them helping me. Then another doctor told me he could cure me. I stop- ped ‘takin'g the pills, and = like the dog in the fable, while grasping at the shadow I lost the subst

this medicine a fair trial and are caution

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STABLE

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ARRIAGES,

_. QW"°_l'|iRE` DAILY .

_ ° _ ° 9 5-x3d3m ' PROPRIETOR.

lllil_l§5§%!lf%KKfl!E

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“WATER menus"

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Forf Sale. at .Auction

_ _ _. _ _- _*

_l’_...B.___.ll

this month. I

millinery, new White' Skirts, Summer Corset Covers, Sum-

lQ0l.

PUWERFUL PENETRTAWN.

S A ill) .;....................

ii 55' r. it

, Great bargains in trimmed and untrimmed hats all new

li

Popular prices on Shirt Waists, Wrappers,Trimrned| __

, 601|

mer Net Corsets, Straight' front; Corsets, Boys* C0_tt_0n `

Blouses, Suits to fit boys all _ages and ,Duck Waists for boys 8, 10, 12. and 14 years of age. 50 dozen Corsets 30c.l “""

a pair, 35 dozen Fawn, Brown and Tan Kid Gloves all sizes# * * for 490, worth double. I ' *

25 Men’s Hard Serge Suits $10.00 kind for $2.50.

' 85 Shirt: Waisls 65;: for 49c.| I ` '21,

Samp‘e lots of ladies’ sum ‘ner blouses. _ ; At the Residence of Cd 100 sample blouses at many prices. _ mond Sta” w“t,'___ 185 some slightly soiled at 25 per cent off for Sget cash. `

Bllance oi that lot of 35c dress _goo ls. iiun ire uof anis sell ng. We W hm _R ~

had 1500 yards more than half sold in two dav~'. Balance to go at once. .B » uw’

1oo miss hats 1oe. 15o1s¢u¢s’ sailors 25 1K‘“?b°l1 *Dil B°d!'0°m Ladies’ white muslim waists 75c. ‘ C.“P_¥\"°.» P1°W¥0Fs Ladies’ waists colored only $1.00; but we have all sizss`82 to 40. 65c value ohm* for 49c. ` and Kitchen 100 pairs lalias’ kid gloves, 5% and 6 only 1.35 value for $~l9c. and Hall

50 trimmed hats at a snap. 4.00, 5.00 hats for 8.50 and 2.50. Y I Cgmén, .],¢_1

Other clearing” lines. Czstums crashes, all linen 36 inches, vaiuzs up to

206, 25:5, 30o, all going at 12:. 1-to and 18s. but you must come qiick and comei udtd »

' I . ' _ i

' 180 yards striped msrcerised cottsn and silk ground at 25:, suitable forV _ "5 -_

waiets and retty patterns ' V 1

Q ,

3 boxes iiowers, sprays, value up to 7)o, for 10.. and 15c. ' .

50 boxes fabric gloves all kinds all prices. " ‘T C 4" i

` .18 line American silk waist=, in c uors blue, pink. o`d rose, mauve, black., 'A _V __ "

white and blue, values 4.75, 5 50, 6.25, 7.50 and 8 25, orl one of a 'nd ndl ’ ° size up to 83 represented. _ ‘ ` ‘Y ki a. (_l_§e°:°’_“‘1 _ "tt°°t.1‘~"°_i_ We have the best stockings in this city at 16.1. Ribbed just the thing for 3 A `_

boys Sc. 8§c. and 9s. Worth 25c. g _ 9,- 01 . f

One lot of sam le corset covers vaiua u to 40c. all for 25c. 1 » "

One basket of gone hair pins at oc. P _

One basket of pins 2c. '

900 combs value up to 12c. for 5c. all kindslirger and smaller tooth combs “'k“*‘i

in this lot. " _

One basket full cf bone combs hair clasps, side combs and hair pus, etc..

etc. extra value upto 45c for 15c. Saturday only. ‘ ~

150 leather belts cost up to 30c. all for 150.

One lot of pully belts rib mn and leather at 2-5:.§ol.i u;ug,11y at 15-')_, _t-, $10()_ 100 print pmnafores all sizes an-l 6 diiareat colors srz as fron 4 to 10

years. Prices 35c. 45c. and 55c.

Also a lot oi white ones 59c, and 65: and 73-f. ~ ' ` One lot of hoods, caps, lawn hi.t=, pjquea caps and muslin hoods st hall

price.

Une sample lot of White Goods, consisting of Ngh: D 'esses, Skirts, Corset

Covers and White Blouses at 25 per cent off, _ Saturday only.

One basket full' of wool Hose for children, six sizes 109, Ladies’ Ribbed Hose, cashmere, 25: value for 416 _ _ One basket full of Black Bxcycle Hose without top at ~ 9¢_ Charlottetown-I One basket full of Cashmere Hose. girl’s sizes, on 'y 15¢_ P' E"!~

One basket full oi Children’s Uudervess at s very low price. - _ , Fifsf-Clas S i ll

One big lot of Men’s Silk Front Soirts at a crap. and dgubie

One lot summer Shirts, fancy fronts, 75 3 and 90¢,_ migrate rate*

~ ‘i Fine turn-outs

I Crash ,Skirt Sale now on 65c and $1.00. - ’ meddingcand

_ ~ ` arties-

_ We have something worth lookingst to see it is to buy also a lot of Si! ' Telephone ICO, _ and Wool Underwear. » »

' For Footbsll~100 Jerseys striped for 49,-._ ' K. The newest spot edge Hsndkerchief worzh 80c silk for V 1.5é_ I 'P ' _

150 Cashmere Hose worth up to 45-J for 4 pairs for $1.00 only in colored. `= ' One lot Boys’ Caps 15c and25c ' “ ‘ One lot of Men’s Caps at 25c. ' '

One lot Men’s Suits st $2 75. ` `

Mem Pam st 51 25 wer-in $1.75

Great » George ~I-M;=fv

Boarding

' . Use lot of Ladies’ Crash Skirts at 65c. ' _ ‘ '_ 5 _ _ _

The Best Crash Skirts on this Island for$l_C0 -for $1.50 while they last" ’ l T ,' ` ’. ‘

Saturday Elltni.

One lot of Men’s Ties 15c. ' _ _ f _ C

I

* .4

only 81.00. _ ' ' _ ' I

A few with box pleat last years style $1.75 far $1.00 10 minutes will site

S them to this year?-1 style.

13 Ladies’ Waterntwfs at half price. A'fewchildren‘s C fats -at 'halt price. A few print Skirts at price- 31,50,

A few children’s Coats at 25 ,per cent off. A few ci1ildren’s Suite e at 25 per cent cff.\ _ , The bw swds _for _ps P. E. teams.

_ . ._ -._ .~.‘*.f *,. . '_

~~ f' of "natures gifts,

ibéuominc more and

,ik for all

_ ` i ff'{ci,i’get n goodi article

_ l

one df the drinks -

lust( __ ~