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5 THE CHARLOTTETOWN
JUNE 19.1900 - '_ _ _ ._ - '_ '
  JU ST
AILING!
tncre are lots of people whe are
just ailing. They have no particu-
ihr disease but are simply “run
down." This condition though
' common is unnecessary.
The systetn siniply needs toning
up. Give it a little push with
sonic good tonic and nature will
continue the good work and tlic
old energy \\'ill be restored.
Uur Compound
Syrup oi
Hypophosphites
isjiist the preparlition iieetled in
sticli Crises. It eiiriclies the blood
and strc-iig_tlieii~ the iit-r\'e_~'. 'I`lic
first ilose puts new lite in out-_
'l`r_\' it, I’rive 15 ceiits, _\I:1<le iii
our o\\'ii l_1l»0l;1tor_\`.
l. ll. IAMIESUN.
Dru ggist.
Evavnri R;-u-»~n»¢~au~§]
N0 MATTER
how fastidious or exacting
you may be
I Cali Please You
with the best style and ilt
that brains, shears and
needle can accomplish.
All the Latest Cloths
Are here for your inspec-
tion. Call to-day and
leave your order for a nice
overcoat or a pair of
Trousers.
camo,
UPPER QL EEN ST.
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When In
Doubt
Try a
“STRATH-
CDNA”
25c.
Dinner
. 
GAB SERVICE
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc-
Donald & McKinnon’a Drug Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-
lon’s Corner. I. M. NICHULSON,
1-all d 1 vr Telephone No. 25
vince and rwusfniasd therefore as
Published at its ollices, New Prowse B
town, Prince Edward Island, Canada, at t
i..i.....i cumin Publishing dompury.
‘_ llfia-.Ad\ ertising and Subscriptions.
l32b-J. P. Hood. Otlite.
0i!loeHours8a.m.to8p.|n.
J. P. HOOD. Advertising Mgr
i~`. R. NEWSOM. Subscription and
Job Printing Mgr.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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Nnwsv. ng atantnnnionn-tenths isstiazmsu or an pwpn me Pnl
` 'IEEE PEOPIaE’B PAPER.
lock, North Side Poet Oiice, Charlotte-
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uteils. Send hyPostai Order Express Order-,or Registered letter payable ta e
_Brancb Offices af Samrnerslde, Allerton, Georyefdbn, Sourls and Montague.
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|3311-News Department.
13Bb-J. E.. B. McCreaaiy, Ottice.
0ii1::eBonrsi p.m. tot! p.1n; 7.33 p.m. to I atm
JJZLB. McCRli.A.DY. Editor.
I A. lR\VlN. News Editor and
Assoc-.IEd. Magazine
rtinsofsv iuonsinu JUNE io, ions,
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
"iiiEi'ii'Eii"&`itii6iiIi§i3§`r`iio|`iE§""
The entire civilized world was shocked
by the revelations concerning the tllth
and vileness of American meat-packing
houses, and our neighbors spared no
pains to spread the illfamc of the packets
in this matter. Certainly there was no
concealment on the part of the American
press. The wholesome belief prevails
across the line that in this as in other
abuses and infamies. publicity is theltirst
important preliminary toward reform
and correction.
In England and Europe as well as In
Canada the subject was exploited in the
press with the full confidence that while
all was wrong with the American pack-
inghouses, all was right nt home. This
selfcontldence has since been consider-
ably shaken, even in Canada. The
Toronto and Montreal inspectors have
told how utterly inadequate is the
Inspection in those cities and they
given glimpses of the same lilthy and
disreputable methods in the selection
and preparation of meat foods that have
been exposed in Chicago. differing
meat
have
only in degree.
More recently terrible revelations have
came tolight in connection with the meat
and jam canningestablishment. inLondon.
The great metropolis which was horrified
and disgusted with the disclosures at
Chicago, now finds an almost equallylbad
st-ate of things, hut on a smaller scale nt
home. And from Berlin comes the story
of Denmark and Russia sending to
Germany the meats which were condemn-
ed as unfit for home consumption. So it is
a tale of disease and filth all around.
But the inspection in European coun-
tries _is declared to be much more
careful and thorough with regard to
living animals iit least, than in America.
In Chicano three veterinaries were
assigned to examine 10,000 hogs daily. In
Berlin an inspector does not pass upon
more than twenty animals n day. The
worst scandals so far developed on :the
European side appear to be in the workini!
over of spoiled and putrefying meats and
canned vegetables and turning them out
in the form of aatidagcs, canned meats.
and jams.
It would now appear that no country
on either side ofthe Atlantic can properly
assume an ni:r of self-righteousness as to
having guarded the healthfulness and
cleanliness otf its meat and other food pro-
ducts. The entire tinned meat trade :of
the world, and the trade in imported
sausages has becn paralysed. in the
meantime all along we have had warnings
from the inland Revenue Department at
Ottawa that there is much adulteratioti
of milk, tea, coffee, _spices and various
other food products sold throughout this
country.
lt is, after all, an old' and somewhat
iweurlsome story of the sale of unclean,
unfit and unwholesomc food. More than
half acentury ago Tennyson wmte that
"chalk and alum and powder are sold to
the poor for bread, and the spirit of
murder lurks in the very means of life.`
A perusal of the current news is calcula-
ted to make one envy the farmer, whose
[ood is so largely of his own production,
grown under his own eye, so that he can
rest. assured that what he eats is always
clean and whofesonie. Our Parliament,
Lcgislatures, and civic authorities will do
well to provide increasingly strict and
vigilant legislation und inspection not
only of meats but of all food products
that enter into the daily consumption of
our people.
lie Fataliiy
Ui lniiigesiinn
\\`liicliAlniost invariably Arises
Front Liver and Kidney Dis-
orders.
DR. CHASE’S
KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.
From insurance records it has been
found that about 35 per cent of the
deaths of policyholders was iittributrd
to diseases of the digestive system.
To persons who have been accustomed
to think lightly of indigestion, biliousness
and liver rierangements this statement
will be rather startling, but it cannot be
refuted.
l
To a large extent the liver controls the
digestive system by supplying the bile
to insure the prompt passage of thc food
along theintestincs, where the difficult
part of digestion takes place.
Because of their Immediate and direct
influence on the liver, Dr. Chases Kidncy-
Liver Pills insure n good dow of bile, and
by so doing positively overcome const-ii ~
ation and intestinal lndigestlon.
\Vlnd on the stomach, rising of sour
taste in the mouth, sniothering sensations
in the chest, pains about the heart,
headaches and dizziness, rlrowsiness and
_ discomfort aftermeals and sluggish action
of the liver, kidneys and bowels are the
symptoms of this serious and dangerous
form of inditzcstion.
Mrs. J. Larter, 123 Cross Street, Char-
lottetown, P. E. l., and whose husbitnrl i.-
ncontruttor, states:-‘"1 had .~uil'tredv
great deal with pains in the small of my
back, my indigestion was bad and I was
frequently troubled with spells of racking
_ headache. Ibavc been entirely cured of
_ these distressing symptoms by the use of
Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, and find
that my peneral liealih is greatly improv-
ed since have been using this prepar
ation.”
Mrs. William Marshall, Marshalltown,
Digby Co., N. S , writes:-"I believe
` there is no better alironnri faiuily
medicine than Dr Chase's Kiclncy»l.lvci
Pills. As for myself I ani sul-_icct tn
attacks of indigestinn and nothing will
relieve me and race me up like taking
,one of these pills for two nights i.
euccession. Ony this weclr mv son in
the States wrote for mem send hima
gm boxes of Dr. Chase`s Kidney Liver
s. _
i Dr. Chase`s Kidney Liver Pills will
promptly overcome these symptoms.
]0ne pil a dose. 25 centsa box, at all
dealers, or Edmanson Bates & Co.,
Toronto.
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Large variety of Carts
' ready for your select-
Mark Wright Furnishing _
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This store closes every
Monday at one o'clock.
During the month of July
and August. 5 _
i James Paton fit Co- i ' `
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PHTUN 8. (Ill. _
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ti” _.R Lf ' ~‘f“"°'7"  s‘_f‘__-i~ I Prices from $6.00, $8 00.
' §li|0,000» $12.00-
All made in the top notch of
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0UR CRAVENETTE COAT
AT $10.00
The Dark Grey_ Cravenetle
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Coats at $12.00 and $14.00 are
worth putting your money into'
Then these our offerings for this
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week are interesting. Read them
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Men's 'Tweed Pants ~'>‘2,oc value for . . . _ _ . . . . . .
_\leii's Tweed Pauls $2 25 value for ._ . . . .
Men's T\veeri Pai ts $2.50 value for . .. _
Men's Blue Jumpers t>5c valnc for ...
M.ii's odd \'e.ts from . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
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Men’s Tweed Suits from . . . . _ . _ _ . _ _ , . . _ _ . .
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Meri`sCravenette (`oatsfroin.... . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .. .  .. . .. .......$9,5oup
Men's Bite, Black, Grey and Striped Overalls from .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 75:: :o $1.25
Men’sCaps fioin . . . . . _ . . . .
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JAMES PATON dt CO. _
The Delinsatorfor.Iuly is now on site
at Carter-'s Bookstore. l0d3i.
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New lace curtains with double borders.
.lust the thing for bi\yvti»dt.\\i-_ lot
sides are finished. 'Ihr exposed borde
can be reversed. They are verytovula
this season and are having n ready sale
-Ja .Paton St Co l5dtf
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GAYS’ PLANTS.
From one end of our beautiful Island
to the other our plants will be scattered,
adding new beauty and pleasure to many.
The Murray Harbor Railway plumes mm of
the most prosperous and independant
settlements oi' the island in close touch
. with our Gardens.
To insurn perfect health usa lro'n-ox-
Tablet.-t For sale at your _druggist's, ki
ents per box. d6 if
Ifyou want any sort. of a hat, in any
style, sold in any kind of a storc, no dif-
tcrence where you get it;but if yon want
the best quality und the newest style
your safe pliin is to coma to the only Up-
To-Date Hat Store in town.-li. ii.
Brown, The Hat 8.2 Gap Man. lildli.
Beal es the different brancnrs oi railway, the Steamers City of London
and Electra add to the facilities of the transportation. When at all con-
venient visit our Market which is open for business every day of the week,
Planta will be promptly delivered to stesmers or boat. Below please find a
partial list of our stock.
Perennials-Pansy and Daisy in bloom, Sweet WIllisin.Forget-me-note
Dianthus at .ioc. per doz. 41:. zach. Hollyhocks 6c. each. 6oc. per doz’
Carnation (only a few) at 5c. each. Msrguetete seeding, Carnations 254::
per doz ‘seedling Pansy zoc. per doz. ' -
Annuals a very choice variety--Aster, Phlox, Petunia, Vubiua, Stocks
Mlgnonette, llisrigold, Balsatns, Everlastings, Calilopsis, Saiplilgloaslg
Candytuft Snap drsgon,Naaturtium,Tallsiid dwarf_Crystal Pslace,Compm:ta
Lobelia, Dwarf Aiyssn;_n, G_qlden __§E‘¢gth¢|-_ Camry Cggpq I G|°',y_
etc. at i5c. per doz. 31.06 per. '1¢.o. Dshlias   ',,‘;_~§; do,
ak Qiadiolus bulbs 4oc.-Qi t!oz.- A-limited quantity  __ . ._~=_ _ _ b\,1i,_
_ _ . _ _ _ _ _1mi>°_ft=d frommaeh _i~=k‘a Spas anthems. N. v.. f ~'_  nina
~ “ Dacliiiss from same inn at rod.  Nice 1s'1asd»- '  .'” ` ' 1; gc
“_ - e ~   L,-it
Vegetable Plants-Rsrly Transplanted Cabbage; “NITI er and
Zelery at 5oc. per mo. Extra early tomato (will ri ‘ B iruit) at
ice. wen. me 'roam-rss. pefan  _an mit win..
ms_e(ready for planting so June) at inc. per too. _- _ a very ¢h°l¢¢
assortment the btilko them imported from Indiana' iasffall from ioc to an
eta. Grand for bedding or for bones uae. -
Toothache. Hughes' Ncrvine stops it.
and takes away the pain in quick time. It
destroys the nerve, thus rcmoving the
cause. It makes you forget that you have
it tooth In your head. Price l0c per bottle.
Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries Hall. ltid iii.
Come to Gordon 8.: McLellan‘s today for
your Furnishings and save from 33* to
50 per cent' on every dollar's worth.
Gordon Sr McLellan. _ lildiii
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Correa.
L'rn.
N. B
MEETING I
I . `
A meeting of the Liteials
of Charlottetown and Royalty
Will bé llQld li] tlib Young-
Liberals’ Hall, Queen Stieet,
nn -
Wednesday; June 20th
Ar 7 o’cLocK P. M.
Delegates will be apps-iutcd
from the diilerent Polls to at-
tend the Liberal Convtntinn
to be held july 3rd ntxt, in
Charlottetown.
GEO. E. HUGHES,
C0nv».~ner_
WM. A. WEEKS,
Secretary.
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l`ne S, S.BONAVIS1‘A sailing from
Montreal on Thursday June :ist will be
due at Charlottetown Sunday June '/4th.
sailsjuue 25th for St. ]ohn’s, Nt-w~
foundland via Sydney and North
Svdney, C. B. carrying horses rattle
and sheep on deck and produce
under deck at lowest possible rates.
For further particulars as to freight,
etc, apply to
PEAKE BROS 81. Co ,
Ch'town Agents.
rgdttsgi.
FOR SALE!
Property of the late J. Nelson Arsen-
eault at Grindstone. Magdalen lalantls,
P. Q , known as the point, wi li a.l
stores, etc., on it.
Tnis is rt good site for Lobster Fac-
tory and General Business.
For particulars apply .
A. M. BELL & C0 ,
18d1w Halimx, N. S.
rEA__§_aRrY
Picnic Supplies
We manufacture s full
line of Temperance Beverages
and supply everything re-
quired for fitting out salooiis-
aiso money making attractioifs
to hire.
Lowest. prices and bt st satis-
faction-On» large orders we
give our personal supervision
io arranging and fitting up
saloons. Call or write us for
prices. '
R F.Maddigaii&t`.o
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lodtts ut.. Charlottetown.
twfdrn
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GOVERNMEN I
LOANS:
Under authority of the Art' of
1906, the Government of Pinne
Edward Island is piepared tn. ic-
Ceive further loans for which ll..-
posit Receipts will be issued. In-
terest from date of deposit
until withdrawal. No notice
of the withdrawal reqniitd.
For further information apply to
_ "The Provincial Treasurer, Char-
i0it¢t0v\lll. ’ ' | 5d twtl
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in hay, oats,brau, straw,
eic., selling at lowest
prices here. _
Full line of fresh uni-
ceries and new designs
in crockery were just re-
ceived _ _
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Notice-Perennials sent mail ic. extra each for posts; .
` sd and Canlitlower, Cabbagelzid Celery 5c, per hundred utr: itil-utiugetagd
Tomato plants ze. extra for postage. But annuals we send postage fi-¢¢_Cq'1|
must. always accompany order. When at all feasible order to come by gg.
press or, freight. We always give more clay on roots, than by mall, _
- Notice all wintered over Prrenniaia such as Pans , Deity, Carnations
i-loilytioeltsaie. have been about 75 per cent. winter lilled and our stock oi'