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_ Sores

On Arms

rv-cvs,-_-.-_-.v~*¢-=-v-v--=*v=A¢-*v*-N/VU

_ ln the year 1890 I had sores

__ _ break out on my arms and legs

__ for which I use-:l diii`ei'ent medi-

_ cines, but all failed to cure me.

._-v

o use Burdock Blood Bitters. as

_ had taken it with great bene-

--.é-,s.T- 2'* (D

__ My father advised me at last

»_.

i corona,

I followed his advice and in

iless than a month, by taking the medicine internally and applying

_ it externally, the sores were all

_ gone.

That is ten years ago now, and

I have never been troubled with anytliing of the kind since. and ifl ever am I will at once use B.B.B. and be promptly and coni- pietaly cured.

SAXCN BOTHWELL,

L`Aver_ir, RQ

no You i_=;NJoY A

GUUDCIGAR

_` I If so call and see my

l IIPBRTEB IIAVAHI-\’S

nothing better in the city.

Also all kinds of

_ eiiioiiinic Toniioco. J. G. JAMIESON,

The Medical Hall.

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Q Corset Excellence. Q

Our lines do n.t require “Corset De-

monstrators" to show- up their good qualities. That is all found ou_t in the wearing and in the good satisfaction he ` Al a k for "Ein ire"

t ' give. ways' s P and “Flora” and take no other.

_ Paslsian taisal to-. Qiiihac-

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FOR SALE

-~ An upright steam boiler 25 horse-

. wer. Apply to '_ Po “ W. F. TIDMARSH.

i _ Feb. 27. dlm

7THE GUARDIAN

And Legs. _

years of his life was famous. not because 0 of the work he did within that period, but

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énm a

_ oiniirroitiniiiuae Q

_ ltarillo. i ' “llimc Bobs.”

Are as dainty a trio as

were ever sent out by any -' studio.

COBOsli‘IAS age up ‘loyal _ser

e ui te ye p i es al:n53.Gl the dozen. 1

KARILLOS are an oval

with gold ' wreath entwiu-

ing at $3.00 the dozen.

LITTLE BOBS are a panel

~ portraitlike theirnamesake

small, but immensely

popular. They are $2.50 the

dozen. _

A dozen of either of these styles means 12 valuable gifts for 12 friends, and what would give your '

_ friends more pleasure than

_ your portrait. _

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Editor. Business Manager.

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THURSDAY FEB. 28 1901.

Tl-i_E CENTURY OUTLOOK.

Mr. Lfibouchere, M. P. also the eflitoi' of

London Truth, in reviewing the past cen-

tury tcok a very pessimistic view ofthe

outl0ok.He sees the plutocrat everywhere in the ascen dant, and thecivilized world moving to an ignoble end. The nineteeth century came in like a lion and went out likea lamb, in Mr. L'ibouchere`s view.

It gave us men and women forceful and

wise who have left few or no successors.

Napoleon, Wellington, Nelson, Pitt, Bis- ,| marck` Gladstone, Beaconsfield, Fox, Taiieymiid, Mamie, Goethe, sciiiiier, ` Byron, Wagner, Turner, Darwin,Faraday Huxley Davy, Dickens, Thackeray, Scott Carlyle, Macaulay, Landséer, Lawrence, Caiiova, Thor Wald sen, Meyorbeer, Weber Schubert, Newman, Wordsworth, Shelley Southey, Washington Irving, Mrs. Sid-

dons, and great as any, Victoria, are names that have been cut.

deep in the history of the race. u Sohe finds that live hundred men and

women of genius have their names associ- ated with the past century, and asks, where are the ten that are living? _ No doubt the world of to-day is much

engrossed in the race for wea1th,a.nd there is perhaps for the moment a dearth of

great names such as stood out prominen- tly in the records of the past century. But if we divide the past cycle into deca- _les how many shall we find who were at the zenith of-their fame in any ten years ofthat time? This is fair test. Tenny- son, for instance, in the last twenty

because of what he had achieved in his

earlier life. The s-imc might be said of many in the quoted list of names. It is manifestly unfair to match the famous men living at the close of a century with agalaxy gathered from the entire hun-

dred years. _

Besides, as in the firmament above us

there are clusters of brilliant stars, and also large spaces in which there is no star of the first or second magnitude, so lt has been in history. The world has had at-various times constellations of genius and talent in the ascendant and has more

frequently passed through considerable

periods in which no great men appeared.

past. There are we think strong reasons

umbiiio

_ is Rheuinatism of tho back. 7 The cause is Uric Acid

in the blood. If the kid~ = nays work there ‘ would be no Uric Acid and rio Lumbago. Make the-

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-~ 2 _ » ef.-_ _ :-_ _ .

In this regard the proverb that it is always i

_ darkest just before the dawn will apply V R S E

It is quite possible that the century upon

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which we have entered may give us more _ _ _ ~ _ __ ` Q "

of memorable names and illustrious deeds D_;f_f‘t§lD§,‘:¥‘}f)_P;““;_?f§5:‘l{“}‘_:;‘n§*§,§_:;?l£‘;:% _ __ , _ ~ _ _ ' , _ ’ J than adorned the records of the century »:’1h;1__;’e¢f_;_°;d gg; damabzfiz-_‘gi-ngTg\e1:n gtg] £3114 _ _ _ _ I

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A bill has been introduced in the Coin- 'Ury ,T ° --___ ‘;» /_ Ugj.,-_-_ ,<_______) __ __ 1,

_ 1 _ \ ' ‘ :__ ._~_-`.§' L ¢`-'J - ‘

mons Providing that --no money.. lender _ % (,TC:5}\. _],__f_~_-_ _ |

shall stipulate for. allow or exact on any negotiable instrument, contract or agree- ment concerning a loan of money, the principal sum of which is under five hundred dollars, a rate of interest greater than twenty per cent. per annum." Mr, Madore, a Quebec member, is the author

of the hill. The question mis-cs as to how much more than twenty per ccnl. the money-lenders of that Province are now

exacting. _

Hon. John Costigan now enjoys the

distinction of being the "Father" of _the House of Commons, being the only meni- ber of the first House who has sat without

a break continuously since Confedera- tion. Sir Richard Cartwright iuns him very close, but he wad out of the House

on two occasions for brief periods after

suffering defeat. Mr. Costigan has never been defeated.

Itis gratifyingto learn from the des-

patch printed in THE GUARDIAN yester- day that the Sydney Steel Works, on which so great hopes for the industrial futureof Qanadii are based will not be swallowed' up in the great American trust. Suchadisasterought to be pre- vented at all hazards. _

“ I feel as if I should fly to pieces.”

How often those words are on a woman_’s lips. They express to the uttermost the nerve racked condition of the body, which makes life a daily martrydoin.

If this condition

had come suddenly

& it would have been

_ \\ unbearable. But the

_ transition was grad-

;l_ ual. A little more " 1 _(__, strain each dayon

the nerves. Alittle

__ more drain' each day' ‘ _ of the vitality. Any

woman would be glad toberid of such a coiiditionu Every woman tries to be rid of it. Thousands of such women have been cured by Dr. Pierce’s treatment with his “Favorite

_Prepcri(ption" wheg oca octors ha

-__,-4 - entirely failed io

-- cure. _

- Sick women sudiering from unpleasant drains, irregularities, bearing down pains, inflammation and ulceration are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., by letter free of charge. Every letter is guarded as a sacred confidence. All let- ters are promptly answered and mailed in private envelopes without printing of any kind upon them. - _

“ Favorite Prescription ” is in the full-

est sense a temperance medicine, 'con- taining neither alcohol noi' opium or. other narcotic in any form. Accept no substitute.

ll/Irs. Rena I-Iensel, of Massillon, Stark Co.,

Ohio. writes: “ I had been troubled with chronic

constiipation and female weakness and doctored with itferent physicians, none of whom seemed to help nie. I saw one of your advertisements. and I thought I would try your medicines. I did so with good results. Took one bottle of D_r. Piei‘ce's Favorite Prescription, and two of his ‘Golden Medical Discovery,’ and I can say I ani cured of my troubles, thanks to Dr. Pierce and his medicines. They do a- world of' good to those who give them a good trial.”

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are a per-~

fect cure for constipation.

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ll. MtlM|BHllN; M. ll.

Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE and RESIDENCE-Kent Si., Near City Building. 5

Omce Hours-9 to io; iz to 2; 7 to 8. ~

TELEPHONE 323.

only

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21 1-2 °‘ 20 l-2' green 924 blue

21 1 2 brown '24 green 22 1-2 cream

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Suchathance

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All odds and ends in our C irpet Department must be

cleared out before the arrival of our new stock Thursdayil morning at 9 o’clock the following will be offered for cash

. _ _ ___

Attractive Prices.in Tapes-Window Shades 6 Slightly

try Carpets at Pattons. `°

Soiled at Patons.

_ l7§yards65c nw-12c , ii “ es ~‘ 45

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6_ as 42] ici -= so -‘.60 111 H es- ~ 45

as ~ 45

5 al

You will fnd something in ih`s _lot

to suit one ifyour rooms.

8§ yards l_._O(. cow 680.

si. in windsor 1-.co new ss

201 yards green giouni 1.20 new 85 141-52 “ cream “ S0 “ 55 001 Ii if

A6 h

95 55 43

161-2 “ fawn -‘ _ 19 “ cream & red °‘ 55

ll sl

85 65

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43 55 55 50

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95 65 1.00 68

15 good colors 60c. '

Discount 30 per cent- I '

Soiled-Curtains and Fancy

Window Muslins less than

half price, ‘ l

9 1-2 yards fancy stripe with

-price 75c. now 25c.

” 18% yards Madras with 'yeIlov_. spray sold 68c. now 25c. `

12 yards extra_~iine muslin with

green and old rose sprig regular price $1 00 per yard yours for 35r.

16 yards very line Madras with

old rose harm-ss flower 68c. clearanc price 25c. other lots in same propor- tions come early and secure a bar-

°' 45 “ 32_g.iii. _ i

Jas. Paton & Go. @§%i%i

h%%‘_§@%%¥%

MODELTIN SHOP

- W. H. STEVENSON.

Manufacturer and dealer in all

- i

kinds of Tinware.

Sheet Metal Work .» I-lot Air Furnaces

and Stove Pipe a Speciality. 'Set up and Repaired promptly..

General Assortment of Tinware Always on Hat-nd.

Having spent several years in the Uniteiitates I am now |repar¢d to _ o __

'all work up-to-date. Satisfaction. guaranteed ' , _ '

Great George Street. Chetrlottetown. 1 _

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for some years

R f' 111 d kn

Money to loan on Real Estate.

Jan. 17 d8c ' _

DR. GLIFT

Has removed to I-lot Sp`l’||\g3-,

Arkansas, U. S. A., where the waters and

Mountain sir hasten the cure -ol ¢hi-onlc Diseases under his wif-

.help treatment. Reduced round-tri;

tickets, good!! months, from U. S. Citi e All inquiries answered--Nov 1 dbw 6

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Men’s liegg E. S. Boots for i io

M¢n’s W 'ng' Boots for 9.' goc ` ~Women,’s Tweed Slippers

Boys’ strong Boots for goc Womens Shoes from 634: up. _ i

Youth‘s _strong Boots for __ - 75c _ _ _ L*

Childrens Boots at Big Reductions.

Open from S a.m.1tp 'S p. m. K ‘ *

to hope that this may be the case- ’ ' Ai>°if1‘;nl°°r§e ng ma e °wn'°n B 0 I ' A 0 I S

DRJGEO. ii; .1=. uooiuz. _ U ' 1 .

*W*-*_* _ is dew. ' ~; - ' ' _

The Ottawa Free Press' speaks of the _ ~ _ _ _ ' .

_ N

present hale and hearty condition of _ ` ° ‘ °- _ ___ __ _ _ ____ - _ ' _ _ '

Senator Wark, of New Brunswick, and' & expresses the hope that he may live to be Bu- igfgg, S¢[i¢if¢';¢-9, Nota;-in, ¢¢¢, _ I _'_-_-_ I __ ____ ii*-`f_*5 ’_§¥ 5 f . ‘ ' ‘ - 1 yi

thecentenarian of the Senate. Ii1`r. Wark D' A_ MACKINNOM un B” Q_ C_ A _ Ill l1ll1Si_ 10W PIVCBS recently entered upon his uinety~eiglith E BAYFIELD W1LLIAMs_ I Will _ ‘ Yau' 1 Oilioe-Cameron Block, Charlottetown. our Sp-ecml J

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Misses’ strong Booots

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