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TENIJERS FUR STUUK.

SEALED TENDERS will be received by the

undersigned at Cba -lottetown up to Friday. the 10th Hay of M 'ron nexr.. at noon, from parties wishing tc offer for the stock of G_eu- eral Merchandise new in our stor: at Kensing-

ten.

w'iIi‘pnders to staéedthe tpeiy-entage purchaser

. 4 . HOB. TEDII{(‘Sn-,éizilfh it gguigalent: Goods to be

tgken over by tpe puirchaser within ten days

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o accepianc ten er

The subscribers do not bind themselves to

accept the lowest or any render. _

The frauds can ne examined on the premises,

where lists of stocks can be shown. _ _

Other information can be had on application

` Charlottetown.

E. H. BEER 8; Co.,

7-dtd Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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NOTICE

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DEBTORS

As wehave transferred _our busi-

ness to other parties our books must be

Glosed up at once. All those indebted to us will oblige

by making immediate payment at the OLD STAND. .

Aoebunts long overdue if not attended to at once will be sued fdr.

W. A. WEEKS '& Go.

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Annual Fleeting-_

THE ANNUAL MEETING of

the above company will be held' at their oilice, corner of Great George and lower \Va.tei° Streets, Charlotte- town,on WEDIN ESDAY, the lst day of March next at the hour of eleven o’clock, a.m. By order

F. W. HALES.

Secretary.

Feb. 18.-dtd.

DHAHLUTTETUWN SEWEBAGE.

TENDERS _[UR SAND.

Sealed Tenders addressed to the

undersigned and endorsed “Tenders for` Sand,” will be received at this omce until noon on Thursday, larch 3rd. ’99 for furnishing 1500 cubic yards of shore Sand, subject to the approval of the commissioners’ Engineer.

Tenders will be received for quanti-

ties of 100 or more yards, and to be delivered at such times and places as may be agreed upon. A ' HERNY SMITH,

Chairman.

Oilice of Commissioners of Sewers and ‘ Water Su 1

terests ofthe people.and recognizedtherefore as

The Peop1e’s Paper-

Published at its oxllces, New Pfowsc Bl0‘fk

North side Post Office. at the following rates,

yable in advanccz-

Rdlorning Edition. daily (except Sunday) three

months $1.003 per yr..., ................... ..4.00

Semi-weekly I*.dition(Mond. & Thur.) per

.= . yr: 81.5); in advance ........................ _.L25

n r¢ 1810! Of fweekly Edition (Thursday) pei- year

bat kncw ga O l$1.5.’5;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.L00

Branch Offices

, have been established at the following places.

` where subscri_ptioiis_nin.y be paid, news furn- ished, a.dvert(_i;‘1iii§.', iob work and other busi

n~_ss transact 2- _ ,Snminerside, Ciirrie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

Manager.

‘ Albert.on,Albei-tion Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

dgisflis East. Telephone olllce. R Seaman.A 80115

» J-E. B. McCREADY, I J , P_. HOOD.

Editor. Business Manager.

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lHl MURNING GUARDIAN.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH l, 1899.

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Panvnnrioivon nisnasn.

There are a few persons still living

who can remember that at the begin- ning of the century one half the popu- tlation of England was marked with small-pox. Hundreds of thousands died of the loathsome disease and _ pious people thought it was by the ` will of God. We know now that they perished for want of knowledge.

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I The discovery of a preventive has so

` changed the face of affairs that now not aperson in a thousand ever be- comes infected with small-pox in England. i Drainage, water supply, .house in- spection and the isolation of persons attacked by infectious disease have reduced the mortality bills in the large cities of the civilized world by tens of thousands annually. But there is one great and sweeping plague still abroad in all civilized lands, which causes more deaths year by year than .cholera or pestilence. We refer to tuberculosis, which may attack the human system in various parts with , differing symptoms, but which in its ‘ ;nore common form of attack through the lungs is known as consumption- tubercular consumption. It spares neither age nor sex, neither the high nor the low in station. And it is no _more the will of the good Father in lHeaven that people should die 'of consumption than that they should die of smallpox.

Physicians and scientist stell us that

tuberculosis afllicts the animal races

_as well as man ; that it may be and is communicable from ,one person to another under certain conditions, and that it is communicable from one an- imal tc another and from animals to man. It is absolutely known that ,tuberculosis is in some measure pre- valent among cattle, and of all cattle most prevalent among milch cows. The relations between the cow and the family are very close. We drink _her milk, and when fattened and ` made into beef we eat her flesh. And _either the milk or the flesh of a tuber- ,, culous cow may communicate ` tuber- culosis to the child or man.

It is not a little singular that the

cow, which furnished to Dr. Jenner and to thousands since his day the lymph that secures immunity from small-pox should be the __ means of infecting us with ‘lanother and, though it works more slowly, a more fatal disease. iBut the fact that we readily take the _ kine pox from the cow, of itself _furnishes proof positive that disease may be communicated from the herd to the family. Therefore it requires no special medical or physiological knowledge to prove that disease may be communicated_`from a cow to a _man, or a woman or child. - Now it appears sufficiently clear to intelligent persons that just as 'hun-

_ PP y- City Hall, Ch’town, Feb 25th,’99.

27td idreds of thousands perished of small-

pox from want of knowledge and pre-

#trois-Cece-eie-e-ee-e<i»e-e-ee<a-eee-ee-e-ear JOHN T. MCKENZIE

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CHARLOTTETCWN

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far as checking this plague is concern- A ed lies in preventive' measures.” Our physicians tell us not to drink the milk of tubercular cows or eat their flesh. Science has discovered a tes~, easily applied, harmless in effect, which will demonstrate quickly whether the cow is diseased or not. The test is within reach of all with- out cost. Let every honest stock- ovs ner consider what he ought to do in the matter.

As yet we are only beginning to

think upon _these questions asa people. The fair daughter, joy of the house- hold, that in early womanhood fell a victim to consumption-might her life have been saved? The sweet child that died of diphtheria-did he breathe in the deadly germs from the cesspool at the kitchen door? When the entire family sickened with typhoid fever, and their lives were barely saved by many visits of the family doctor--was it the well, con taminated with percolated filth from the barn-yard or the 'latrine that was at fault? " This year in all human probability out of the 110,000 people on this Island some 1,500 will die, and at least one quarter of that number will perish from preventable causes. In larger measure than ever before, be- cause of increasing knowledge, life and death are set before us. We may,_if we will, refuse to pay heed to the unselish teachings of the doc- tors and sanitarians. In that case we shall pay a heavy, inevitable pen- alty. The wiser course would be to recognise them as benefactors and give earnest heed »to their condsels, in which case we shall have our reward.

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°"' 5% l \ ness that ends in

death. Insidious dis-

orders of the digestion and bilious spells are passed by as of no moment. In them

selves these complaints may not be dan- gerous, but if neglected their cumulative effectis terrible.

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The man who neglects the little disorders that are the signs of approaching ill-health. is walking over a hidden mine that may cause his death. -The explosion will come in the guise of consumption or some other deadly disease. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med- ical Discovery cures all disorders of the etomach and liver. It cures 98 per cent. of all cases of consumption, bronchitis, asth- nia, laryngitis, weak lungs, spitting of blood, lingering cough, nasal catarrh and diseases of the air passages. It acts directly on the diseased tissues, driving out all impurities and disease-germs. It is the great desi- buildcr, blood - maker and nerve - tonic. There is nothing in the medicine store “just as good.”

“Have been in poor health for about seven

years," writes Mrs. I. Albert Eakins, of No. 148

Main Stfeet, Dallas, Texas. “ Every summer I‘d have a bilious attack lasting two we_e_ks, besides h d hes all in life eneral debili nd an

_ ea ac Y . sf _ fy 8

inactive _livei-. I suiiered with my bladder and

kidneys for live years at least. I could not stand

on my _feet long at a time until I commenceiypur treatment. I took Dr. Pierccfs Golden M ical Discovery. ‘ Favorite Prescription? and ‘ Pleasant Pellets) They have helped m_e wonderiiilly. I had a disagreeable drain and irregular periods. I thought I should go insane sometime. I wor- ried about everything: liad the blues all the time and did not care to live. Now I am well."

neg ec g -_ _ - Pleasant Pellets cuge constipation. One little"‘P'ellet ” is a gentle laxative and two a mild cathartie- They never gripe.

Novice i

The Annual Meeting of the_ Shareholders of

the Full Electric Company will be held in the office of th ~Comdpany. Great George Street, on M0058? the 6th ay_ of March. at 4 o’clock, p. m., for the transaction of businr ss. etc.

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PHOTOGRAPHS

Superior Workmans

Fine Finish, and

. _ Moderate Prices combine to make our Photo a hs the

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most satisfactory in Charlotptetow to-day.

Geo. |L_Gook.

Constipation is ai little illness tl_iat_if _ l ted builds a bi one Dr P1erce’si

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and new fawn Color. _$59.00.

$1.00 np. _ -

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Are.com1ng 11 daily, We have already a large our counters and they are attracting the

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SPRING TOP CA and SUITS

young and old. , _

Our Top Coats at $5 00, $7.00, $8.00 and $9,5ll

good value.

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See our Special All Wool Blue Serge Suit at $8_00 -This Suit is made

the best maker in Canada and fully guaranteed. ‘ Young Men’s Spring Ovércoats. Shorey’s make, stylish, well made, ,the

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Special value in Heather Mixture Suits to fit boys from 4 a to _:I2 years, $3,010

three piece Suits, same make, to suit boys from 12 to I6 years, $3.25. We

you to see them and will be pleased to show you our variety.

am s Pate

iiiiaiiiiis.

Wednesday, March Isl, 99

Admission only I5c.

Feb 24-td

NUTICE !

fessors Robertson and Macoun,a Special

Wednesday. March lst, at 12 o’clock local for 0’LEARY and ALBERTON, returning to 'Charlottetown that night after the clo=e of the Alberton meeting.

March 2nd, at 12 o’c1ock local for ST.

_rom 'ummersi eand Charlottetown,

the return fare will be ONE DOLLAR, and from all other stations lhefrate will he in this proportion. .

Ch’tcwn. Feb. 22. ’99. d&w ui

Are You

have many suggestions in one beautiful line of

Our Watches and Clocks are special value and are well wortl. inspecting before purchasing, elsewhere.

oHARLor.rE'i'oWN. on Thursday

SUMME RSI DE #asses

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TWEED SUITS-We have ogenel a. full line ofiextra value Tweed' Suits

sizes, made.by Shorey. Prices from $5.03 to $1-5.00; » Lat us try one on you and they fit-. You do not need to buy unless yoiilike, arid' should you take one and iully satisfied after taking it home we will alwiys return the money when req Take a. look now. Compare Snorey’s with any other make. _

Boys-We can lit boys of any size either in tw i or three piece Suits. Prices

Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental

Q-

ll it in one setting.

We can take the worst case of abcessed or ulcerated tooth

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reat and till in one setting.

'___ . We can takeany number of such teeth and _make them

ight in one sitting, and fully guarantee them not to ache or

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again.

erlin Method

I and by Elect

In connection with the visit of Pro- \ _ We make Crown and Bridge Work and put it in place

ay as impression is taken.

or comfort of our patients.

We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and put them

_ lace same day as impression is taken. A130 a Special Train Wm leave Persons from out of town will see the great _

ng to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done oss of time, and fully guaranteed in every respect. C-ur prices

PETER’S and SOURIS, returning to ow, and.each branch in charge of a specialist. gixamiuatious Chlottetown that night after the close., advice ffee. Call and see specimens of Teeth wit les

of the Souris meeting. These trains. , . I ‘ '

will callat all stations.. going and re-, P

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ll. GORDON, . SIXTIIS

Trai” Will 193V? SUMMERSIDE OD' ` We have everything requiredand up to-date for best work

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Gordon 3'-

D tar. ll.uuul~6nii|| Simi: h‘.W- ‘N. TANTON..UPv¢r Q“°-9” 3”- 1 ' M"

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one 2 Is your time limited '.1 Let us tell you what we can do.

We can take the worst case of an aching tooth and .treat

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WE SAVE TEETH. D_ON’T HAVE A TOOTH ACI‘ED because you are told that it _cannot be filled.

ave the experience and methods for saving teeth. We do ESS DENTISTRY by use of the famous

puzzle..- The Best is None too G i’s.§i:r;.i*i1f.;‘;s‘.Y.::. we FUI' llllf PBIIUIIS.

Diamond and Gipsy “mga” ' Having the la.rgia=t_stock. to select from, an established reputation Gold Fmed Bronte' and mnk._ .style and workmanship is surely suihcient inducement for you to

Ladies’ Lornplh Chains, " Glothlug mllde by U3-

~f,§;§'§,‘f{_“;‘;°jjf‘;;c__ ew, Bargains in Suits, Trousers and

Bargains in 6entleinen’s F

Winter Goods must be cleared out to make room for