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A °Minister’s

Experience.

Bo far as is known there is no othei

treatment for piles so wonderfull; prompt and effective as Dr. Chase': _.-°0lntment. This preparation has nevei

5 yet been known to fall to cure plies. § It stops the itching' at once, and posi-

tively and thoroughly cures piles of every form.

. Rev. J. A. Baldwin, Baptist Mlnisten Arkona, Ont., writes :-“For over twen-

gty years I was a great sufferer from iltching and protruding piles. I used gmany remedies and underwent three ivery painful surgical operations. all iwitltcut obtaining any permanent Ebeneiit. Vfhen about to give UD U1 §despair, I was told to use Dr. Chase's §Ointment, and did so, finding relief at ionce. I used three boxes, and am al- imost entirely cured. The itching is all igone. I have advised others to use it, ‘believing it would cure them, as it has me.”

Dr. Chase's Ointment. 60 cents a box

at all dealers'. or Edmanson Bates & Company, Toronto.

Dr. Chase’s

Ointment.

THE GUARDIAN

Au: independent {)ournnl, untrammelled and fearless; aiming to e Just, impartial, Reliable. N_ewsy, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The :Pe op1o’l Paper-

Published at its oilices. New Prowse Block

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have been established at thefollowing places where siibsciiptio is may be paid, news ui'_msh- ed, advertising, job work and other business transnc'ed;-

5uiiiiiiers§§lekRog&rs 3: Rogers' store-J. B. C.

_ er, . anager

Albeitoii, Aiberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agent.

Souris East. Telephone oilice-P. G. Seaman,

Af’ t

,en

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E litor. Business Manager.

iii iiiiiii iuiimii.

SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1901.

Going Fishing ?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jamieson’s Drug Store-

All new and reasonable prices. A Baden Powell would make the

dshing better.

It’s the best 5c. Cigar.

The Medical Hall;

_T _ lug li , 1 _l

“WATE Rl`lE R E”

For Sale at Auction.

I :rm inatru tid by the Exacutors of

the late lion. G. W. iiowlan to sell at auction, on the p‘emises, on Wednes-, day, the 26th day of June, instant, at eleven okloek in the loieiocn. ine property siinaie at Biiglitou Score. in the Common of Cnarloitetown, com- prising about sevei acres of lax d with residence formeily occupied by Mr. Howlan. with stabes a d co ch-lifuc

li 8.

and the co-hge now occupied L-y Mrs 5'

lcQuillsn

The property will be sold en bloc or

if purchasers prefer, their-oiiagc with one acre attached will be ect up separstvly.

Premises may be inspected on ap-

pl cation to the undersigned.

For farther particulars apply to

Messrs. McLeod & Bentley, Solici. tors, Charlottetown.

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auctioneer.

June 8 td.

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, KENT STREET Q Livnnv s'rAai.i:s. I Charlottetown, P. E. I * HORSES.

COACHES'

' RUCGIES1

BAROUCHES. OPEN WAGGONS,

, on time pain.

Terms Reasonable. Telephone No l7l-

iw. F. Rooms

'uusuxuuimu

5-i3d3ni PROPRIETOR. guesses as-iss-n

Great George Street

Livery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown,

P* ls ,

First-class s i n 3 l e

- and double teams at

moderate rates-

Fine turn-outs for

weddings and private

eirties-» ~ ' elepbone 100.

_ i , if .|. K. STANLEY.

.el-sm . ~ Pferfimf-

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STB EET WDRKS

Notice To The Public

The southern end of Hills- ‘ ' ' ' 2 ,"'m% vh5r3?3inx if ;§»£'F Pf‘°°5H:‘fi"iTt=l@'l°£§?50- ' D

A STUDY OF CANCER.

The announcement was made not long

ago that Dr. Gaylord of the State Labora- tory of Budalo had discovered the micro- organism which is the cause of cancer. If true, nothing could well exceed the lm-

portance of the discovery, as we might then expecb that the discovery of an effect- ual autitoxin or remedy of some sort would follow. No other disease is so much

dreaded, and it is a painful fact that ii: is

steadily increasing its _ravages in almost every civilized country.

Apart f.rom this the laboratory of Buffalo hascollected some curious statis- tics bearing upon this malignant malad y. For instance in t-he years from 1880 to 1899 the.death-rate from cancer increased from 35 to 53 per 100,000. This is an alarm-

ing rate of increase for nineteen years, although the larger dgures are but one- dfth to one-fourth of the total death-rate

from all causes.

But a. more curious feature of the

statistics is found in the fact that in Butfa.lo42per cent of the deaths from

_cancer were among the Germans and

the population, while only 29 per cent. of

.the cancer mortality was among native- born Americans, who make up 65 per cent. of the total population of the City. The statisticsshow, further, that cancer ofthe stomach is more than twice as frequent among the Germans and Poles in Budalo as among the native-born. These facts would go to show that diet is pro- bably a factor producing or developing

. this malady.

The German is 3 beer drinker notorious-

ly, and a. large but leisurely eater. It can hardly be established that in the matter

of eating the German abuses his stomach so much as the American, who often eats in haste, bolts his food, and suEers from dyspepsia. in consequence. But cancer

has not followed in the wake of dyspepsia.

A Two Americans have dyspepsia ti; every one German in a population equally divided between the two races. It. me y yet. be found that the germs of the disease

are frequently carried into the system by some articles of drink or food which Ger- mans use more largely than others. ~

If we seek for articles which the Ger-

manpeople in America distinctly use more largely than other peoples the llrst thought will be of beer among drinks and cabbage among vegetable foods. It is

notorious that the use of malt liquors, always large in Germany, has extended enormously in England and the United States within the past twenty years. The extension of beer drinking has been coin- cident withthe rapid increase of cancer. It does not necessarily follow from this that the drink is the cause of the disease,

but the fact appears clear that in Buffalo

, Q

umbagi

is Rheuruatlsm ofthsback

_ The cause is Ui-ie Acid ‘

inthe blood. If the kid-

) ~ neys didthelr work then.

wepld be no Ul'5¢'A¢_i.d Ind no Lumbago. Make the

sure, positive and only _

_ cure for Lumhegols' E

Poles, Who constitute only 20 per cent. of _ ~

, .

the beer drinking,cabhage-eating German is more alilioted with cancer than men of other races.

-_-4---- .

Montreal last year had a revenue of

$3,157,614, of which $2,871,277 was derived

from taxes. The balance came from _var- ious sources, the ci ty°s share of the street

raliwa.y’s enrningi being the largest single item. The railway paid' the city $77,889.

__._.;__

Mr. H. Bence-Jones, of the Royal Statis-

ical Society has published in th-e jour uals of the Society for 1900 the statement that the consumption of intoxicating liquors iuCi.nada i~i smaller per head than in any other country for which statistics exist. All ot is creditable to Canada. And P. E. Island is the one Province of the Domin-

ion in which the consumption is small- est. '

It was not generally suspected that in

1895 France and Germany were on the verge of war, but an incident recently des-

0 Q I Q O O Ol

cribed in the London Times Brussels. cor- AN D '

respoudedce makes it now apparent that such wasthe case. The Times describes

how amember of the Chamber of Represen- ~ that can 3 bag

Saiiirdav _€\ieiimg ._ .. ._

tatives. M. Woeste, asked the Minister of

Foreign Affairs if the Belgian government had not, in the year 1895 received a secret

warning to prepare her frontiers, garrisons 1

and fortresses to meet the contingency of a war between France and Germany which was at the time deemed inevitable. The Minister, M. de Faverau. replying to ‘this very pointed question, said that in the in- terest of friendly international relations he must decline to make any specific ans- wer, and must refuse to publish the dip- lomatic correspondence with either of the powers mentioned, but he added this signihcant remark: “The chamber will understand my reserve; and I am not a little astonished at the honorable mein- ber’s persistence."

Th omau who

puts ehzr head in T" `

the lion’s mouth, ~

Seems the type of _ P*

reckless women.

But she f

isn’t. The. 1 _

W. --.1

really reckless woman isdatheboue Yeh; braves Nature day after y, y neg of the health of the delicate 'womanly organs. “Crime__a.nd punishmentmlralllos- 3”’ °” {’°°?‘°"if “"’i"*.§”~‘°’€.f’.’.‘.‘,.i.t. ‘il e c c e o se -neg is _ _ includes the pains and sufferings which

are the inevitable ?nalties indicted by outraged Natiéire. _ he drain _vvnhichc bt; day is_ count _an iuconvenie_ e, -

comes in siicceedirégldays a horrible and oEensive stigma. _ epassing dep\’eSs10I\ of an hour grows into a permanent mel- ancholy.

The timely use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorib

Elregscription will sawyil young wglmen frin

rin, as it ' -cure osewo

thrcfughg neglect have become martyrs after marriage. No woman who suEers with backache, pain in the side, bearing downpaing, debilitating! d_drp1in3,'1i;lcera- tion or in ammaion s o e y_an- other day the use of "‘ Favorite Prescrip-

rionl," Its use 51,55 everyt w<;_ma1i1i agd lieasnine -ei percen.o a w_o give it a fall-7 trigl. It contains no opium, cocaine or other narcotic. _

“I t ted t t . _ our medicines after? gilégtiid ‘§.’i.§'..‘:;“a” ref” iii. =“°';'ii°i*§i° °§“rLii“@i if°.i.`;“:

no s, ~

;)gx~:r?iz-als reigclered me very weak and unlit for work of_ any kind. I became so thin there was nothing left of me but skin and bone. My husband became alarmed and

ot me a bottle of ‘ Favorite Prescription) After he saw the wonderful effects of that one he got t d ft I d th tli

HIC W0 IIIOTC, QD 3 CX USC OSC UP Efe was no more pain, and I began to gain in flesh

very ragidly. I believe I weigh twice as much as I di then, and can do a l of my work. I think I owe all praise to Dr. Pierce and his won- derful curative medicines."

Doctor Pierce’s Pellets are specially

adapted to the needs of delicate women.

_rf

2*-fit

l ,

REFRIGERATOR Fllll SALE

A Medium sized Refrigerator

bought lascyear, is as good as new.

N ice appearance. Will be a barggin;

for someone. Cell at Auction Rooins Great George Sf. `

E-' McDOUCAl.L. 0 ‘

' _ Auctioneer.

M.ay'23, dit ~

l““.__l_99_l§. all "lil

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. EDWARD lSLAND,__\7UN~'l8t _ r

?¥

Gund Trade Bnngers

SAT URD

_ l<

Gre at bargains in unrrimmed hats all new this month

Popular prices on Shirt Waists, Wra.ppers.Trimmed

millinery, new White S rirts, Summer Corset Covers, Sumo that keeps -mer Net Corsets, Straight front Corsets, Boys Cottg Blouses, Suits to fit boys all ages and Duck Waists for

boys 8. 10, 12. -.nd 14 years of age 50 dozen Corsets 300 KEEP a. pair, _35 dozen Fawn, Brown and Tun Kid Gloves all sizes

lfor 49c, worth double.

25 Men s Hard Serge Suits $10 00 kind for $7 50

, s

Sump e lots of ladies’ summer blouses. 100 sample blouses at many prices.

185 some slightly soiled at 25 per cout ol for Spot cash

Balance of that lot of 35c dress gools. Hundreds of ards sell ng 1500 yards more than half‘aold in two days Bilsnce io go at once

100 ladies hats 10c. 150 ladies’ siilors 251:. _

Ladies’ white muslin waists 75c.

f Iéadies’ waters colored only $1.00; but we have all sizes 32 to 40 65c value or 4 c. _ _ _ ' '

100 pairs ladies’ kid gloves, 5i'and 6 only 1 85 value for 8494:

50 trimmed 'hats at a snap. 4.00, 5.00 hats for 8 50 and 8 50 Other clearing lines. Costume crashes, all linen 86 inches values up to

20o; 25c, 30c, all going at 12.2. 14: and 18c. but you must come quick and come ear y.

180 yards striped mercerised cqiton and silk ground at 25c, suitable for

‘ waiats and pretty patterns.

A few silk waisiis. values up to 5 50 for 1 90 One lot of striped shks

checks. and plains 65c value _for 49c. 4

50 ends of line light colored evening dress goods suitable for blouses sm

_ children‘s dresses at 25 per cent od. Consisting of eishmeres, orep na, nom veiling, gloria, etc. etc. One lot of ends of dress goods less than half

A few ladies’ satin and cambric undcrskirta worth up to 2 00 for 1 00

The 'best Roman satin waists ever odared 2 00 value 1 56 al. s z -s Ameiican eainbrics. ginghams, chambrammusline 52 in and good washers

allfast colors about 100 yards, value up to 20c tor 160, Ladies’ chffon collars, value up to 80c for 2oc

Ladies’ linen collars 3 for 25c.

3 boxes tl iwers, sprays, value up to 730. for 10c and 15c

50 boxes fabric gloves all kinds all prices

18 line American silk waists. in colors blue, pink old rose. mauve blue

white and blue. values 4.75, 5 50, 6.25, 7.50 and 8 25, only one of a kkid and size up to 33 re resented. ' `

We have the best sfockinzi in this city at l6c Ribbed just the thing for

boys 8c. Sic. and 9s. Worth 25c. '

One lot of sample corset covers value up to 40c all for 25c

One baskit of bone hair pins -at bc. Onebasket of ins 20

. p ,

900 combs value up to 12c. for 5c. all kinds larger and smaller tooth combs

in this lot.

One basket full of bono combs hair clasps, rule combs and hair pins, etc ,

etc. extra value up to 45c. for 15c. Siiurdav o ly 150 leather belts cost up in 30c. all for 15c Occ lot of pully b :lt-i rib mn and leather at 2 1 sold usually at 5'); to $100

~ 100 print pinnafores all siz is ani 6 diff relc colors siz as fro n 4 to 10 years. Prices 85c. 45c. and 550.

Also a lot of white ones 590, and 653 and 43

039100 01110053. USPS. ISWI1 UHF. Piqua c ps and uiusiin hoods at hall

1 price. '

if . .

I _Uns_._ppmple lot oi White Goods, consisting of Night Dresses, Skirts Corset

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

One basket full of wool Hose for children, six sizes (-

, Ladies’ Ribbed Hose, oashmers, 25: value for

_ One basket full of Black Bzcycie Hosc without tops at

i Onebaéket full of Cashmere Hose. girl’s sizes, only ¢

_ Qnegbasket full of Clxil_dt_'eu’s Undervesls at a very low pngg

' Ogehig lot of Men"s Silk Front Siirts at a snap

i One lot summer Shirts; fancy fronts, _ 75,, and 90,,

_ For on"ly_-that wear fine Wool Underwear

_ We have something worth looking at to see it is to buy also a lot of Silk

and"Wool Underwear. 1 f . _ _-

For Football 100,.[erseys striped for '

,__ ,,.__, _apetgedgeenmukemaiet worm soc surfer B 1 ' ' &¢;_d\;i;__§<14-5»=~!<>_f 4 vain for si cc my in coin;-ea

_ One lot M"s_n*s`Qsps a€‘25c. ~»- __ one 'Io_i_Men'.» suits 'ar's2.75. _ ' wg,

Her Mountain Lover-Hamlin ' ~ »' T ,$1 25 'org $1275' : ' -> Y' Lyme.-H. mn.-n.¢,.‘..i _ _ _.Qii.e._I9i__9i_1\1-in H Ties 15°- - i

-ph¢<vi_,ig¢f g;iuy¢¢h;_g_1§n°r giym _ _ _ _ ,U50 l0t'_0f Indies' CIS!!! Skirt! It 650.

_com rnpiis-images cial-ir. -' The Beat' Crash"8kirts oufqthis Island’ for 81 C0 -!0r 81 50 while they last rnqxlngofnouuyrnuaa-inaneeTh§'l=1ilm‘-mi! ”£0_ _ _ _ _. i .;;L ‘

'ra1p1a.lar1‘eae~.JsineslslllIa,yior.§’_;f ,1»_, 1 1

The h‘dm__Lmn_m! _ years s y e8~'i.7a for 8100 10 minutes will a‘tsr

_ . ~ ~ _ A , ° them to this year is 1_1 _

__ 2 I .nissste.ira§m»°i»~twfpne-

borough Street will be closed ,Ke = ‘_ '__f 1 ,_ ‘ . __,*g;,-g¥;r§fg_r_-_v»fd- `”i'1év.¢i=iiiYr¥i§“f@5it§fi`i25'iiirésibu

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*-0 tradic during the construe- _ _ _ _ A __ A gfziinniggqgfvee as-iAf»»_§;_,°r; _ _ _Big _ en P. E. hlaau

tion of iaacadam work. '

J- P. _l|6l|0l.80H.

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Your wheel

your service all

its a. Gandron or a

it will be Some

ures this season,

new chain

lop tires better than

to date co ist ars

others Would be

io have you call

tell you all about it

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