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SICK HEADACHE

\(an,y varieties ei headache exist, those

mod prevalent being sick oi- bilious heed-

' ache, nervous heedsohe, headache from

eonstipatien, ete.

Headache in an efeot of disease, the ery

of the sudering body for relief from some , oppreesing disorder. ll Undoubtedly the cause must be removed ln order to euro the headache permanently. Wrong action of the stomach, liver or bowels is responsible for nine out of ten cases of headache. l In sick headache (s very eommon form) there is sometimes nausea and vomiting and usually constipation.

In nearly all forms of headache

Burdock Blood Bltters

has rcved itself a s 'He-a medicine thstbas cured where all°gthers failed.

Keep the stomach, liver and bowels in

perfect working order by the use of nature’a regulator and tonic, Burdook Blood Bit- teis, which cures all forms of headache by removing the cause.

Miss L. Smith, Morrislmrg, Ont., writel:

" I desire to let Qou know how much good Burdock Blood itters has done for me. I wu troubled with headaches all the time, and eould get no relief, until a friend told me of your Burdock Blood Bittera. After mining two bottles of it, I eau lay that I ani completely cured.”

B.B.B. il for asle at all drnggistl and

general litorea. Do not accept something ‘juli as good."

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FOR SALE.

The property of Mrs. Geo. Bryenton situated on the Brsclrley P_oi_nt R085. 5 miles from Ch’town,containiiig 30 acres of choice land. sl good dwelling house

*and outbuildings. Near to school house

and church, making this a very_ desir- able home. There is also a spring of water on the north side _of the farm

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

WEDNESDAY l

THE FARMERS AND THE PARTIES-

in any Province of Canada. And yetss

f professional classes. .

many doctors as farmers, and half as many newspaper men, while the number of presidents, managers and directors of the various corporate interests in the House will outnumber the farmers three or four to une.

Tile twenty farmers who are elected

to seats in The House are, by the custom of the time divided between the two

parties, say in the proportion of fourteen to six. In either the Liberal or the Tory caucus where policies are shaped or ap-

.ly

proved this limited number is very casl outvoted and practically has little or

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Our Millinery

ls Elegant

Ever since the fall millinery opening

we have been exceedingly busy mak-

ing and selling hats, in fact our mil-

liners have worked

every night till ten

o’c1ock and are still doing so.

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.0 .i We have not done much advertising in

millinery either, the niillinery adver-

tized itself and that is the best possible

kind of advertising.

Everyday some new inillinery goods

come to us by express so that we have

every new thing that is thought of,

just as soon as it’s

made.

Nowii you liaven’t bought your new

winter hat yet, we

would like you to

see our millinery at once ; and if you

need your hat at the end of the week,

kindlyfget yoiirilorder in as :early as

possible:and you’1l 'get:the! hat when

you want it,|how you want it,

and cheaper than you’d expect.

You|can’t:bn5 tour; kii d of millinery

elsewhere -not by

a long shot. '

com. |=af1y;ln the weel<'p1¢as¢.' Prowse Bros.,

The Only Real Stylish Millluefs.

with the possible exception or British ““°l““ °' 1°W°"“H °f°“° “fm ‘B "°

Columbia the farmers constitute much the largest class following one occupation

i class they have actually less control over leglslation than the manufacturers, the _. mine operators, the railway and trans- l portation companies, the other great corporate interests of the country, or the

_` If we pause to analyse the uveraizc ,House of Cqmmons at Ottawa we shall 'ilnd therein illty to sixty lawyers, forty roi- fifty merchants, twenty to twenty-uve manufacturers and lcss thana score of men whose chief business is the cultiva- tion of the soil. \Ve shall find nearly as

nothing to do with determining the ‘sult, and vlhen some measure lor the

decided they follow their leaders precise- ly as other party men do. '

It is obvious that thc few farmers who sit in Parliament being this divided by party lines and following their leaders blindly, are in no position to defend the interests of their class when the principal question is one of protective duties to be laid on for the bcncilt of the manu-

rg.

factnrcrs. The consequence is that the manufacturers, who have more direct representatives in Parliament than the farmers, and havinga strong organisa- tion behind theni, are able to secure what they want every time at the ex- pense of the consuming classes the majority of whom are farmers.

But the manufacturers, the railway insurance and other corporations are represented in Parliament in other ways than by their own class who hold seats there. Three fourtlls of all the lawyers, who sit in Parliament hold retainers for some one or other of the numerous manu-

facturing, railway, stcamship, telegraph, telephone or insurance companies and stand ready to do wordy battle for these corporate interests at any moment. The lawyers are loyal to the clients who pay them. As for their farming constitu- ents-well, the $2500 indemnity is quite _ as Isurc for one Parliamentary term whether the lawyer politician votes for a

high or a low tarilf.

If the farmers of the country were to

take thought of their position as con- sumers, and were to hold an independent _ attitude between parties, electing intelli- gent and broad-minded men of their own culling to represent them, ll: is clear that they might easily double their influence in Parliament and protect theagriculturnl llntcrestsin amaliller hitherto unknown in Canadian politics. But, of course, if they choose to go on as they have been doing they will be ground up between the upper and nether niillstones of manu- facturing and corporate interests as they have been heretofore.

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VAPOR AND BLUE.

(William \Vili’red Campbell)

Doomed with the azure of heaven,

Floored with a pavement of pearl;

Clothed all about with a brightness,

Soft as the eyes of a girl.

Girt with a magical girdle.

Rimmed with n vapor of rest,-

These are the inland waters,

These are the lakes of the west.

Voices of slumberous inusle,

Spirits of mist and of flame; Moonlight memories, left here

By gods who long ago camo;

And,-long Hitting, left but an sch? In silence of moon~dlm caves,

Whcre haze-wrupt thc August night

sleeps,

Or the wild heart of October raves.

Here, where the jewels of Nniure

Arc set in the lighi, of God‘s smile,

Far from thc world‘s wild throbbing and

beat, .

I will stay nic and rcst mc n while;

And store in my hcarl. old music, Melodies gathcreil and sulrg

By the gcnlcs of love and of beauty,

W hen thc heart of the world was young.

EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW

that Ozone (thc coupon kind) taken with Celery King is the quickest and most ‘reliable way to cure children of collc, coughs, colds, fevers, chills, summer complaints, and a hundred other ills, it destroys the germs that causes these troubles, and children never 'object to take solution of Ozone-ltis just like lemonade iiallttle sugar is added. To make a cure certain Ozone (the coupon kind) and Celery King, the well known laxative tonic, should be used together We give Celery King free-one 25c pack- age with each purchase of Solution of Ozone. Mothers need have no fear in using these two preparations, because Oiione (the coupon kind) contains no drugs nor alcohol-simply gas in solution -and Celery King is made up of pure wholesome herbs, the best that money can buy. Always ask your druggiat for Ozone (tho coupon kind.)

'ras r=Uni.ic hmm on., anlnnmumo, our.

sv -in-iss

Follow ths crowd to Csrler's Bookstore,

new goods opening daily. The big Fancy Goods and Toy Bazaar (up stairs) opens ‘ December first, Bentn Claus will be there Old and young are lnvlted,§|zoo<ls selected will be put away till wanted if desired. _Come early and get ilrst choice. Plenty oh-oom, lots of goods and attentive clerks.

` Nov. 25th.,1905. Powrvsi..

True Strength,_<I_igor and Buoyan

Dr. llilmlitonhl Pills quickly impart new vigor to all weak organs. 'ihe kidneys and liver are stimulated, disease-breeding poisons are carried off, the entire body is renewed and restored.

Lack of appetite is changed into keen

zest for fool . Digestion an assimilation are made perfect. Thus, all you eat is turned into nourishment, and building material.

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Powlllll. mill. srllvlclz. j

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Sm:-I uudtlntboditbat, owilll to All evening train’ service on the Murray Harbor Railroad, lt ie the intention of the Post Omoe Department to deprive Pownal and Alexandra of their usual morning mail. Now, there ir, on the line economy, no necessity for so doing, there fore I protest against such a retrograde move. _

As the malls have to be carried, by

courier, from Blllsbom to Alexandra Pownal, Village Green and Cherry Vail y

Bunbury, 0|-oss Roads, and Kinloch at t e Hillsboro Consolidated School, who the vandrlvers could distribute them t the dlderent ofllces on their return home, thus giving the consolidated districts a morning mail service of their own? Or, better still, let the residents of lest mentioned districts have boxes at their gates, where the vandrlvers might drop the mails, the residents of course paying n certain yearly sum for such service.

Thus the petty oillces throughout those

districts mlght»be dispensed with, and the scheme of consolidation furthered.

Now, Mr. Editor ae you are always

helping forward the advancement of the Province, I hope you will take up this matter and discuss it ln your paper.

Yours,

mails for Mermaid, Bethel, Mt. Her-be ,

h nce a

Got New Vitality

increased Appetite

Health Quickly Fo lowed the use of DR. HAMILTON’S PILLS.

By urifylng and nourishing the blood

Read the evidence published here; it

tells just how Dr. I:lamllton's Pills cure the sick and help the weak:

VITAL ENERG Y INCREASED.

“I always felt ‘draggy’ and tired. “When I. arose in t e morning my limbs ached and I felt dull. 4 “I didn’t enyoy my meals and couldn’t

digest properly.

‘ Dr. l:iumlltoii`s Pills strengthened my

stomach, purified my blood, made me feel like new . No bctter medicine exists.

(Mrs )L. M. Morang, Sydney, C. B.

By relying on Dr. Hamilton s Pills y_ou

are sure of strong vitality, nourishing blood, bright, cheery spirits. The marve of this medicine is that lt- keeps you well

;_pr_events and wards oil' sickness of every

n . Dr. H»imllton's Pills keep thousands of

people heali-hy. ll/'on`t you use theln nlscl Sold evervwhere in 25c. boxes or tive boxes for $1, by mui,l `from N. Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Conn., U. S. A.

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A LOAN OF SIX MILLIONS-

Lorvnoiv, Nov. 26.-William McKen-

zie, speaking to the Canadian Associated Press, said that he had been successful in getting six million dollars here, though he found the money market very stiff, but “I faced it and get the money." He was much elated on account of the rc- ceipt of a cable which stated that the first train had arrived at Edmonton. He leaves for Canada per Wednesdsy's Gel-man steamer.

YOU`RE ONLY HALF SICK.

But' nevertheless you feel pretty

“seedy." Best prescription is Dr. Hami ton's Pills; they tone up the entire system, strengthen the stomach, elevate your spirits and make you feel better in

one day. Ii/s igy cleaning the body of wastes bysuri ying and enriching the blood time r Hamlluufs Pills accomplish so much. Very mi1d,exceedingly prolnp

and guaranteed in every case. Your drugtg st sells Dr. Hamiton's Pills of Man rake and Butternut in yellow boxes, ‘2.5c. each, or flvo lor $l.l.0. Get the genuine. I

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SUBSIDY 0F $50,000. '

O'r'rswa. November 26.-The new

steamsbip service between Canada and New Zealand provides for li sailing every two months. Each country contributes $50,000 per annum as n subsidy.

__________I..__.- Chliml»erlaln's Coiic, Chole and Dlarra-

hcea Remedy. This is the most success- ful medicine In the world for bowel coin- plaints, and is thc only rellledy that will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every bottle is warranted. For sale by ell druuglsts.

Japanese china the ilnest assortment in

the city at W. P. Colwlll's, Sunnyside.

7-12 d ti.

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For the

Overwo rked

Nerve us

Run down Ana emic Rheumatic People we

recommend

Our Iron

Blood Pills

They ceitainly bring

lieallh and strength.

Price 25c per box. Prepared and sold by

A.W. ltcddln. Pllm B.

The square Di-ngglst, Sunnyside.

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why not have the courier leave Charlotte: ‘ _, _ I ij I l .1 '

town in the morning,asusual, drop the . ,~ ._ , . l , ,

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TRESSES-and can QUOTE PRICES that 'will COMPEL

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Fire Insurance Co.

STRONG, LIBERAL. PROMPT. FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS _ LOWEST RATES

JOHNR. MacLEOD` - - - IVIANAGER.

-DlRECTORS:-

JOHN Y» PAYZANT - - PRESIDENT. President Bank of Nova Scotia.

HON. WM. CHISHOLM - VICE-PRESIDENT Director Empire Trust Co.

J. WALTER ALLISON- Director Bank of Nova Scotia GEO. S. CAMPBELL - Director Bank of Nova Scotia WILLIAM J. CLAYTON, Director Sun Fire Trust Co. ANDRLW MacKlNLEY - Director Empire Trust Co. J. C. MacKlNTOSH - - Director Eastern Trust Co

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General Agent. Charlottetown. `

"isoilaillsiic i-,annals sslnnslac

Imperial Crown and Limoges Chine »

40 per cent Discount _

Cui Glass 55 per cent Discount

Positively going out of business, so are clearing off goods at less than cost.. ’ _ Sole is now in full swing. - _

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_i - will discharge this tweak. _ - ' - .

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"`!5o‘tons Old dns S1 ' _i3o tons Acagiii Roiindicln 100- tons Albion Nut. , 8o`tons Albion Slack, 75 tons Inverness R¢und_ ; 75 Inverness Peanut

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WEBSTER

For the correct dehnitlon, \Websitor,~a un

abridged is the standard.

For correct laundi'y work Wlaasrlm nur., .4 mc ace Try us on your next parcel

sa pl . .

A. F. gtirifétolingl lilulll l. PHONE isi. ry’ °"° t`

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Just Rcccivcd

75 cases Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, all to be sold at

the lowest prices for spot

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CON ROY

1 The Shoemaii,

Sunnyside. Ch’town.

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Eyes ' -Tested.

We are proud oi the

4' satisfaction we are giv-

ing in our optical de-

\ pariment. If y0‘»\1'

eyes trouble you come in and have them tested,,woi1’t cost you anything. Glasses recommended only when required. Satisfaction , guaran- teed.

ELLES,

and Graduate Optlcian.

Custom Taiiormg, Gents’ Fur nislilngs, Hats, Calls. CIC., etc. Sill.:-Wewlsh to direct YOU'

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from be very best manufacturers in lnglsai, Scotland and Ireland aiidihclnde:

Worstedsv Fancy Suitlngh

Viennas, Serges,

Tweeds, Trowserings. And fancy Vest Cloths. __ Overcostlngs in Vicunas.!R“i” roof-and fancy Worsteds. We can guarantee satisfaction

l the cutting, ilttlng and make up o our clothing.

e invite you to ¢all‘lUd‘x‘ e the flock and believe W1

wil be able io suit you.

YonrsrespectfullYv

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