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'PHE GUARDIAN, 'JHARLOTTETOWN DECEMBER1 1898

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CA LL at Currie’s Bookstore for Xmas _'W -

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. l<nEsH biscuits received today at T L.b I . t. D e n ure ure' powerful. thoiigihepsh

_ _ Cnn1G’s confectionery. 30 2i. he,;{;est;r§1:y'§?g::;g';t¥1° Tsgggggg on 8 yspepsla Tablets' ' Liver. They give

El | M A I E ` HEADQUARTERS 101' C|1fi5fm°° PW' hallwasalarge one-the hall being ' ' _ ‘md °_”°l’l°i"°

3 sents. _ The Eclectic Bookstore. cmwd9d_ M,-_ Neil Mcquu-ne, P,-api, They Tone and Invigoratte the Liver ;l;°db\1°s H1 the way

JU~'r received while clover honey in dent of the L' C’ Association’ presided: Giving it stmngth to doiim Wink sg.; egdit i |11

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comb at Cnmc s confectionery. 80 21 arty rl” the sekgcsgg-fl :fi 1°: cazdidgfgrro Thoroughly,-Their Edbct is dorm; mwicine W t

MR_J_ };_ LEI.-URGW, of summer. contest the riding in the interests ot the Imm0dl°W Mid P°\`fI1&I1' tLl;:°;:e:l‘f;;§:;';°

sid-,is at tho Brsnswiok._Moootoo party the _Mules 01 _Messrs A- C- _ ont. _ hmm MW °

Times. ' 302015. N911 MOQU8»rl'l6. D» C- M0- Biliousnsss is most prevalent during the or' D in can ot too Eotootio sookstoro ooo Lgod. Sam_uel_.Kemwdy and Jw- Yeo tootsu and winter moons. msigomo see the great display of fancy goods, W91'0Ul0I1l\0D9d- OD IDOUUU H1860 by .People eat much more fatty foods D . T bl

Mr- Gilbert DBSROUI-16. A~ A- L0fl1rg0yt during those seasons, than during spring fy°P°P°" ° °"° ‘°" ESQ-. M- P- P-. W8! D0\IliM¢€d- and or summer. The Livei is overlvworked; a [er the °rg“.h" the nomination unanimously confirmed it bewmgg exhausted, and the bile “§t“f°} _,°°Uf1]fl0ll

by the meeting. Mr. Lefurgey accepted which it secrctes overflows and is dis- LW" B ’°T£;'i

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PERMANENT Cd?

Burdock Blood Bitters Cured Mrs. C. Allard Eight Years ago, and she has had no Return of the Disease Since.

From Me e' rtures of R/zeumaizsnz ze/.'10 we.=.'s’fo’ 120! giizfe /213

all to get re/ea fe, e'z/en Z/tang/z it were te/1/_/>n;'.;,;a'. B21/‘ 'zo'-iwz, for a small on ‘/ay, not onév temporary but ;>;:'.>/:mz.e11f re/zky’ can posz`e‘z°1/e/y be proeu/ea’ I/Zroug/z z‘/ie me of ,.-’>`.'.'/'dorlz B/00.2’ Bitters, w/zo 1./ 'ed endure Z/ze agony of I/tis for-."z't5."t,° disease.

T/ze ease of /lfrs. C. /1 //ami, of Penzéroér, ( 71.1K., is an/2//45;'

of!/nose z°nsfa/zses, some qf w/nth we are plz!//1'.<.f‘.=';1éj from z‘1'me' to iime, zu/ze/"e B.B.B. not only gave fe/zkffor' 1'/ie time bet'-rzg, éut made a cz./;e so lrzsfi/zg Mat a_/?er ezlg/zz' yetzrs I/zere /eas been no relzuvz gf I/ze disease.

This ls the lstier written by Mrs. Allard, Jan. 16th, 1884:

“About thr;e years ago I was troubled-with Rheumatism in my

arm and shoulder, and a queer, sleepy feeling in my arms so that they pained me a gre.it deal at night. ~ “ I tried ditlefent doctors and a good many remedies, but found no relief. I was advised by a lady friend to try B. B. B., and after using one bottle I felt so much better that I contintszd using it until I had taken in all three bottles, when I was completely cured.

" B. B. B. I consider a splendid remedy, and I cannot speak of it

t00 highly.” (MRS) C. ALLARD.

This letter was received July Sth, 1898:

“Since I was cured by Burdock Blood Bitters some eight years

ago I have never felt any pains or aches in my arm or shoulder. I still have the same confidence in B.B.B. now that I had then. It gave me so much relief and made such an effectual -:ure that l never fail to praise it." (MRS.) C. ALLARD.

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A Fountain Pen Free.

(rwo-rmnos or Acruai size.)

For thereturn of live sets of coupons from the 5 cent packages of

Adams’ Tutti Frutti Gum, with the large letters spelling out the words

% Adams’ Tutti Frutti Gum, a. Perfection Fountain Pen (guaranteed I4 in Karat Gold Pen) is sent free. Vlfhen you ask for Adams’ Tutti Frutti, see that the trade mark name Tutti Frutti is on each 5 cent package,

.l ll all others are imitations.

Sample -package _and full list of prizes will be sent by addresdng I

Adams 3:, Sons Co., (Toronto Factory) xi & 13 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont.,

\', and enclosing liveicents in stamps. _

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DUKE FUR QUEBEC HEATERS

t Any Closed Stove A

ls the Cheapest and Best Fuel.

We are making a superior quality of Coke now.

Almost as good as Authracite coal and half as cheap.

No Dirt. No Ashes.

Orders 'nust be left ahead lto insure delivery.

Charlottetown Light & Power Co

kinds shoefindings for shoe lmakers and others sold right

Findings We have the best in the

Shoe ‘I We keepa. full line of a

market importing direct.

English Tops In this line our trade this

last year nearly doubled, We

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Sole Leather. gist yyvalplliesale and retail

J. II. 13131.11.;

dolls, toys, games, etc.

THE Government steamer Newfield

was anchored off the mouth of the har- bor yesterday evening. -

A MEETING rf the Summerside Hock-

ey Club will be held in Rogers & Rogers otlice at 7,30 this evening.

Mu. CHaR1.Es MCGREGOR and Mies

McGregorreturned yes'erday evening from a three months’ visit to' St. Paul, Minn.

DAINTY Books-the daintiest yet,

portfolios, all prices, China in every design, Christmas cards and booklets. at-» D. K. Currie’s Bookstore. 29,3i 1

A FULL line,of Christmas cards,

booklets and calenders,a greater variety and cheaper than ever before at the Electric Bookstore. Orders by mail promptly attended to.

AN Alma correspondent of the Monc-

ton Times writes: On the evening of the 425th inst. the Rev. E. H. Gough de- livered a highly interestinz and very instructive lecture on India to a small but appreciative audience in the Meth- odist church.

AT the second meeting of the

Quarterly Board of the Sunimerside Methodist Church held Tuesday evening, it was an unanimously decid- ed to extend a call to Rev. Neil Mc- Laughlin now of Gagetown. N. B.. to the pastoral charge of the congre- gation.

THE Bishop of Nova Scotia will hold

confirmation service in St. Eleanor’s Church Sunday morning , at 10.30 o’clock, sind in St. Mary’s Church Sum- merside at 3-.30 p. m. ln the evening his Lordship will induct the rector into the pastorate of this congregation and will preach a special sermon approp- riate to the occassion.

Chronic Eczema Cured

One of the most chronic cases of Ec-

zema ever cured is the case of Miss Gracie Ella Alton, of Hartland, N. B. On a sworn statement Mr. Alton says: I hereby certify that my daughter Gracie Ella was cured of Eczema of long stand- ind by using four boxes of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. William Thistle, druggist. of Hartland, also certifies that he sold four boxes of Dr- Chase’s Ointment which cured Gracie Ella.

SCHOONER SUCCESS WRECKED.

Hanrrax, Nov. 30.-The small coast-

ing schooner, the Success. was wrecked near the entrance of the harbor during the storm. William and John O’Neil, all on board, were drowned.

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Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh after

Operations Fail '

Toronto, March 16th, 1897.

My boy, aged fourteen, has 'been a

sufferer from Catarrh. and lately we submitted him to an operation at the General Hospital. Since then we have resorted to Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure, and one box of this medicine has made §a prompt and complete cure.

,. H. G. Ford.

y Foreman, Cowan Ave, Fire Hall

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RUDY ARD KIPLING.

0 Rudyard Kipling is said to have re- ,fused twice within one year, an offer :rom a newspaper ef $1,000 for 1_000 words. The regular price received by him for long stories is now about 8150 per thousand words, while his short stories are paid for at the rate of from $2,000 to $5,000 oaoa W

To all who hnd themselves with hea-

lth gradually slipping away, Kidneys and Liver so disorganized that they are incapable of keeping the system free from poisonous waste material, Stomach Dtsordered, Bowels Constipated, Head Aceing, Back Paining, take Dr. Chase’ Kidney-Liver Pills. The quick way they help you back to health will sur- prise yon. - _ _

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FOR __sA.:r_.E.

_Schooner Nina Page 79 tons Register. Now

léing at Summersi e vessel fn good order. hams and Anchor. sails and gear in good condition. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply

R. CAMPBELL & SONS.

having every day at H. A

illokory

AWFUL

My baby sister had a rash, causing her in-

tense suffering. We had doctors, and tried everything, without a cure.. It would scab over, crack open, a watery matter would ooze out and _the scab fall off. We procured a box of Cirrictrns (ointment), acake of Curious; Soar. and Currcnaa Rr.sor.vEN'r, and she was entirely cured without a scar being left.

Miss LILLIE CHASE, Bristol, Vt.

Brlln! Cunn"1’xxa-rxxn1°.-Warm bntluwith Corr-

, tt mol tingb with Cirrieou. the great

|cE’1’i`|Acii(id,PmK¢I'i\iiiId dongs of Clrrwuna.Bxsoi.vnirr.

cos§iff,'lr`r'3§i'B°'5it'tiii.. use is cm nlroi-’§°|'i'o‘r§°or.°i'i':»-"

arrived at H. A. CoMPToN’s.

to H. A. C0mpt.on’s. ,

I Choice lot of unfermented

iCa.lifornia Wines at H. A. ’CoMP'roN's.

' CoMPToN’s ` » _

Think of E

iMurohy’s

A _ 3 times a day for every-

l.llutohy& Son.

A BAKERS lf. ll0llF£lllI0llEllS. . oH"rowN AND s’s1DE.

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REMUVED.

` Dr. J. E. Mcllcnald, Dentist. has removed

ft s omce toiut-re centrally located room, over I -hn MacKt.nz1e's store, 'tly opposite 1-Iol . rnan's new Brick Block.

Every operation in the 'practice of dental

_sur-gery rendere ABSOLU ELY PAINLI-'SS by means of hisd now well knwn and parc- cally effective

. Painless Method.

The hundreds of patients o rated on by

his metho-l can testi? to to this the instioe l laim made, for it. pen every evening till

o’olock _

lcl|0||ALl| & HIIITIN

nannisrmns. souoitm-s.Notariss Pubns, aromossy to ibn

OFFICES l t‘l’tl.‘7‘€.»?‘l£2la‘f.;..°‘l;‘~§;'.l2 H. C. McDoiuLn.B. A. M. P.

\_.1m_e°d _ ilummerside,

KJ. Mnrm R. A.

the nomination. and in d0iDt-'I S0 he tributed throughoettho system. This is ".l11é°,l°”° thanked the convention for the honor Bi1i0usue35_ . .- _. °du:;` conferred upon him and said he accept- A pilious pe;-50|, suffers more than W°“ e Y

ed to win. He also made some remarks tongue or pen can dew,-ib@_ Every 1”, l, gh; Eggife onl

relative to the work to be dove- Im- turo inthe face bears the impression oil . I 7 mediately afterwards the delegates or- tha di5`¢a5e_ I Permanent cu" I"

ganized themselves for campaign work. There is one way to cm-8 this way- .gglrer 53””

` plaint. That is to assist the tired-out* mea' uycmtf

and enpr _ ’ ceipt of price, by the

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Biliousness cannot be cured in any Limited' T°r°°t°

*WWW* __ -_ -_ ‘ Ii W-_* Liver to do work . to give strength or

hloh will

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Lots of New Honey just Lao isolltli§§"'°Bl§$’§.s‘3°Mt§2£l.

Artiticially colored and adulterated teas of or '

“canon Tea."

easaaaaaaserssar

s -. . - ._ Spectacles, usually sold at

#if 5 lll .'.

To meet the demand of those

Fresh California Fruit ar-I A cheaper grade- of Specmclestr

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ported one lot in Nickel Plate will sell themat 506,756 and A few of the old stock of

a pair, yours for $1.00 a pair.

Fine Gold and Gold filled frame

and Eye Glasses _ _

lelescopes, Opera glasses, Field

VV. Tay. 1

ctorln Jewelry Stole, Nearly opposlte

Gfflce,

j thing Fresh and Nice

f°" Y°“" Tame =lolololocnol

flflili i

'lhe Thurlo Plate

The lightest thinnest, coolest and most durable Does not interferewith the taste or speech. It

three ordinary plates.

The large number we make enables us to make best teeth _at lower prices than is usually charged for Have your impression taken and get your teeth same

Call and see specimens of our work.

lf Your Teeth

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loloolololonleonunololsnol

me decayed do not have them extracted, but have built upon them, rendering them serviceable for li

Crow n_and Bridge system (teeth without plates) is

\Ve make it right in our office, guaranting absolute 'match to the natural teeth. Call in the morning md

your Crown or Bridgework same day,

Why Suffer

with an aching tooth for days or weeks, when we can you that we can treat and fill it by the new painless known as CATAPHORESIS, Perfectly painless and less, no matter what the conditions are.

Examination free.

Elll.lN llENTll|. Pl

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BranchO&”t'ceat Alberton under charge of Dr. C V

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