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recommend Lydlh E. Plllkh&ll\5
Vegetable Compound as A Uterine
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cal and mental misery those rrrdllro
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obtain such a remedy when so many
doctors fall to help von. Lydlii Tm
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above llthr provln gtnulnmon cannvtbagroducud.
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doubt the ‘power of Lydia L.
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to conquer female diseases.
 
Trees llats Are Best!
Com-pare them with any other
make, $2 oo. ‘$2.50. $3.00.
K-TNG EDWARD'S
CHOICE.
Weeks & Co., sole agents. one
price Hatters.
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THE HOME 0F THE GUARDMN
cnkntorrnrowu, P. B. I.
Business Ollice Telephone 133 ti.
Editorial and News Telephone l33 a.
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TL`l‘2Sl).~\\', U(/l`UBI£li 18, 1904.
HOW BRIBE MONLY lS SPENI.
lL has liecn common enough to sa ' that
thi- innipaign funds of po‘iticnl parties
nw usually ilisti-illuterl something
alter the muniici' that a sa lor
once described the rlittrihutlou of prize
money in the na\'y -“IL is sifted through
ia Iurlilcr; wlint goes through is for the
nllli~cr_~l; ivliiit remains on thc ruiigs goes
to thc inch." Henry Dalby, a former edi-
tor of the Montreal Star and the Conser-
viitlvi- orgiinisci' for Quebec in thc election
of ll)0tJ, coniliins this opinion in his new
“~,»,~1\-ly paper. The Argus. llc graphically
illii.-mites how it \\-orks out. A wealthy
ciiizcn desiring to establish ii claim upon
his party liands nvcr. say $10,000 to the
party`s pi-ini-ipal agent.. The agent reflects
1 ` Hon..`loseph Reni has nturned from
O it'.'\vill be transported free over that
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Its fibimt now that roltl weather Ck3g*’5 afe due ff°"~‘ Rush, in the 74th yt-ar of her age.
the north pulp. ._ (Funeral from her late residence Roch
l`\`ever mind, we have an ovexcoatoaliivg for 3'0"' f°"d 5°"°° E°d“Y ‘li three °'°l°°*')
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I  S   Dear Sirs.- This is to certify that I have
to 1r.<~ve into at :1 moment’s notice- _ _ _ I have used three bottles of your MIN-
llert- are thc m'ade~tc-order styles uifl lllmllllfs °f Wim” ARD'S LlNlMENT and nm completely
ovi-rrr|.i~_.s at lmlt the made-to-order rosr. cured.
(llir Jrssrirtillénl iDCln<l€S the full-blllefh bT°_9d fhould' lt gives me grt-at-, pleasure to r econi
cred _gm kg Ill, fide of dressy Bqungi ;l€Il],m€dll.1i!1 length mend it and you arcl ntl berty wuse this
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Sari; oi-Q fqr);,y.j[f0f quiet dfgggers] and .he l0l1g pleated back in any wav to. further the use of your
vn'unhlc medicine.
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W’ limi) ‘f °_ss °' “W ° Y d the ,,f,.,,i,1 Two Rivers. ROBERT Ross.
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“i/i 8  S ' prevcnttlicni sustaining their live stock
"r ity thc product 0! their farms.
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~   - To cure ahendachc in ten minutes us
' .f  Kumfort Headache Powders.
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' -'-,viii 9  Bonn.
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3 -».~¢l',,,§_’_- . ‘ On Oct. liith. to W. C. and Mrs. West of
r-5‘”_% York. u daughter. (Still born.)
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"` I  ? At Point Prim on Sundiiv October 16th
ua I On October 9th, Mrs. Surah C. Elliott,
1:-BQ# '-»'= ‘e
il lien you buy an overcoat here. yoL1_U¢€ U0
of comparing notes with anybody. eithe 111
St lc ualit or Pric
y ’ Q y _Q 'V Political Meetings
We start our overcoat show at $5.oc _ _
;‘5zC.po, but there are plenty of shopping P01“i5 I” between' -----
whefffgmost People Purchase' Mr. James ]. Hu hes, the Govern-
," _ _- - Fan ment Candidate, wild address the Elec-
' new Coat’ tors of King'a County on the public
" me in aim let us introduce you your questions of the day, on the dates
4" and ‘mit forget that i named at the uudermentioned places 1
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and wind up at
Christy Hats are HIC ff-’;::;::;; 3°.:
Beg( 9|] Ea[[h_ .......,,....,
i ’5:tu;geoii, gfeiiiiiesdcy, Oct. 26th ati7
._ ._ ' ` - Q’ 0 Didiirriieilbivizn, Thundny, Oct. 27th, at
The Only Good Hatton am, c|°*h*°"~ 7 °’d°°\= P- 91
u-nuns
~ he given one-lioli tlietimeof each meet-
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tint lic hlmisel! hal been working for his The Examiner ll Wrong in sayin! Lilli-
port-y ri long time  the party has done The Guardian maintains that the Grand
" `_| nothing for him. ltis time he was laying Truiik Pacific contract rcunot be nbrlr
 by something for his old ings, lie puts gated. We did point ontihat wc did not
away flvethousund for that purpose and soc how it could be ect rid of except by
I illvidcs the other tive tlioirsunil among mutual consent and invltod_Thc Examiner
tive workers of the sc ond class to tell us Mr. Borden hlmuclf says that
These seoondrifass viorkers have tli-st “vested rights must berchcci-vcd and the
class ideas as to providing soniethlng lor sanctity of contracts mint he respected."
old age. Each of them puts aside tive lhat is sound do.trluc. Mr. Borden con-
huuiired out 0f the thousand i-ntnisted, tends, hoxeveréhlt should the icople at
tive workers of the third class. The leexpioprlated." This wc have never do
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to him, and passes on iii e huiidred to, say the polls so decide. “the undertaking may i A 4
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ed should be laid aside asprovisions for u such circumstances! Canada is u con- D
'rainy day. This leaves only. twenty-five stunt lorrowcr ln the English money
with which to cunvln c 1 c ordinary free market, and a resort to ex, roprlutlon c'
and independent electors. '\h's mostly a public enterprise in which many
i~’0¢Si0 men \vh0 avuw lhemseii-ei life inlllionu of English capital are einbarked
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lobe paid for their day. Thus according nterests. \Ve cannot think the contract
tlilriiulasii men mink that about seventy- nlcd. But when was_-expropriation cver
iiie dollars ofthe hundred each hasrecelv nude taken on Such n scale and under
longfrienrls of th-partyliut who expect might, ireutly prqjudice our 3,,-,uclal
the purcliascublc voters. Most of it
sticks to the hands of the first, second .1   
and tliirrlcliiss \\'orkcrs ln sums rapidly
diminishing from the bop do v nwlird.
There is probably much truth in the
picture cvcn if it is u little cverdruwn.
handle bribery funds. Of course there
are ostensilily no bribery funds *they are
all fpr “legitimate expenses" until th ey
arc unveiled iii the election courts. Anil ‘
what can be iuorc "legitimate" than
Lliese prudent provisions for the old ag
of otherwise unfortunate and neglected
election ivorkvrs-I The one relieving
feature ofihc exist' as presented by Mr.
Da by_is that while it presents the party
workers in the light of the thieves and
boofllcrsi, it reduces the number of bri' ed
electors 'arbclow what has been ordinarily
estimated. There is not in the or .lnary
election money enough to go fur in hrlb-
iiig inilividiiul cfe.~tors after thc campaign
workers have he ped themselves.
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Hon, W S. Field ng and Hon. Charles
Hyman have gracefully wired their
uckno\vlcrigeiiieni.i~l for the thanks 0! the
Birvics. }
his ti-ip ti purchase hay in Quebec and
the Miinagvr of the Inteicoloninl has
proniulgateil the regulations under which
r i‘oarl.'I`lie main provisions arc that the hay
must be puicliasctl by and consigned bo
` hay crop has failed to such extent ni to
Porrier, aged 20 years.
lust., John Murchison aged 84 years.
widow of the late Isaac Elliott, of West
Devon, Lot 10, aged 90 years.
In this city on Oct. 17th, Mrs. Felix
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been troubled with u lame hack for fif-
teen years.
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Penke's Station, Tuesday, Oct. 18th
at 7 o‘clock, p in
auth, at 7 o’c1ock, p. in.
o'clocl¢, p m
St. Mnryw Road Tuesday, Oct. 25th,
at o’clock,
7 o’cloc , p in
Seutner‘a Croce, Friday, Oct. 28th at
Murray River, Saturday, Oct. dgtli,
at 7 o’clock p. in.
Murray Hprbpi' South, Monday, Oct.
31st, at 7 o‘c oc . m. '
M.]h Mega, ihc0ppo»it.i
Cmdldaiie lin invited ‘lo nttend, md will
ing. » p .
to Mr. Dalby, and hc ought to know, only will ever be abrogated except by mutual
ii few dollars out of $l0.0(D really reaches consent,
'l`hc proverbial “honor among thieves" ‘ H I
is not always found among those who i“ie.mierM git temporary N1ieI’and"he
Board cf Trade on the improved telegraph l
Montague, Friday, Oct. aut, at 7
Permanence of cure the true test.
Many so called pile remedies will afford
majority of those adllcted do not expert
more than this.
The average sufferer, after liiivint tried
every preparation recommended for the
cure of piles, comes to the conclusion that
there is no cure except by an operation,
and riitlier than undergo this “last resort."
he suffers on, resigned lo the situation,
so far as maybe The attention of th<..~¢c
interested is iniltcd to the follow ng ex-
; crieiilze.
“Alter ten years 0' suiilriiig from blind,
1 leediiig and protruding pl cs, und after ,
using every remedy l could liczir of with-
out any br-ucfliz, I finally bought. u fifty
cnt hox of Pyraiiril |’ile l urc, and used
ii. with such good results I bought next ii.
dollar box, which finished up the job.
That was nearly six years ago. and an far
as pl‘es is concerned I ani cured, and
huvc never felt a symptom of them since.
“Many others have used this remedy by
my advice, with thc same results, and l
always recommend it to suflori-rs with
piles." P. H. Potts, Burlington, Kaus.
Testimony like this should convince l
the most skeptical that Pyraniiil Pile `
Cure not on‘y cures, but cures to stay
rured_ It is in the fo in of ii su pository,
can be applied in the privacy of the home,
d rectly to the parts nflected and does
its work quickly and paln`ess‘y.
Druagists generally sell this famous
remedy for fifty cents.a package and suf-
fcrcrs are urged to buy ri package now und
give lt n trial tonight. Accept no sub-
stiiutes.
A li tie book describing the causes and
cure of pi'cs li publishcrl hy the Pyrninlrl
Drug Co, Marshall, Mich, rind same will
be s nt Elec to any nildre~s f r the asking.
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$l2,0J0 IS ANNULLED
TORONTO, Oct. l-1.-Hy the niiirrlagc,
of Captain John lloud of Montreal lol
Miss Sybil Scyinoiir, which takes place l
tomorrow at Port Hood an lnlierliauccl
of $l2,000 is annulled. This was left tol
Miss Seymour by Capt. (_`hni'lcs St
Aubyn Pearce, lier former fiancee, who
went from Toronto to South Afi-len
with the inoiintcd rifles and tlictl of
tuberculosis at Prctoi-ia.
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A EURPRISING DISCOVERY'
You will be surprised ln trying Cu'arr~
hozone to find how quickly it cures cold
in the hood. The agreeable, penetrating
vapor traverses every air ccll and passage
ofthe nose, thmuf- and =ung‘s. n on-
breath it carries instant, dent to the mil
lions of germs infecting the respiratory
organs and breakii up1ico'd in ten min-
rites.
_ A trial will convince you that Catarrlio-
Zone is the most potent, satisfactory and
pleasant cure for Colds, Catiirrh. `Deaf-
neas,Bi~onchitis, Asthma, and Lung trou-
ble. Complete outfir., $l.00; small sl c 25c.
Druggists or N. C. Poison Co., Kingston,
Ont.
H.\Mli.'roN’s MANDRAKE P|L1.< Cum-: nil.-
i.xousNnss.
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If you give the children White'.<
chocolatesto eat there will be no hui
after effects. 18d ti
HAWES' CE LEBRATED
- $5.00 HATS.
TRESS' 52.00.5250-$3.00
HATS
Best English and American Make.
Weeks & Co., Sole Agents. one
price Hatters.
Weeks’ Hats Are Best
Are you run down?
Are your nerves wean? ,
Are your lungs defect-
ive ?
If so
' TRY OUR _
COMPDUND SYRUP
E}lPOPIl0SPllITES
It is one of the beat rem-
edies on the market.
Strengthens the nerves-
Reiiews the blood.
Tones up the system.
Our Own Molto.
Price 75c per full pint
bottle. _ ' ,
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These skirts are made in the very latest styles. lThe material is
just the right weight for this season of the year. There are about
22 skirts in the lot, all well finished and perfect fitting. Come 1u
I today and have a look at them. _
2 Dress
2 Dress
r I Dress
4 Dress
I Dress
2 Dress
l Dresfi
I Dress
1 Dress
4 Dress
1 Dress
1 Dress
1 Dress
Shirts marked each $5.90 now. _ _ ._
Skirt marked $5.00 now_ . . . . . . . . .
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Fl
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Skirt marked $5.90 now.. .. .. .
Navy Blue, Black and Mottlcd (1-oocls.
REDUCED PRICES
` HERE'S THE LIST it
Skirts marked each $4 50 now.. _ _ .f _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . _ .
  $3 39 |
Skirts marked each $5.25 now..__ _ . _ _ .
._  ._ _ 3.93
Skirt marked $6.75 now . . . _ . _ . . . _ . . _ . .
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Skirt marked $5.60 now_   . 
Skirtsmarked$7.5onow_... _  _ 
Skirtniarked$4.oo now . . _ . . . . . . _ .
  
Skirt marked $7.00 now . . . _
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Skirts marked each $4.60 now _ _ . . . .
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Skirtn1arked$485now..... . . . . . . _
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Skirtinarked$1i_25now . _ . . .
  
These skirts are made up in the following colors-Oxford Grey,
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4-44
4.20
5-64
3 oo
5-34
3-75
3-45
4-44
3-63
8.43
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5 p. c. 20 Year Gold Bonds of
ine ciiiini uri lssuiilci im.
(ASSETS OVER $27.000.000.00.)
for sale in lots.to suit purchasers and on easy terms of pay-
ment, For particulars addtss
W K. ROGERS,
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Charlottetown, Manager P. E. I- Branch. '
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QUEBEC STEAMSHIPCO.. Ltd.
PROPOSED SAILINGS OF S. S. CAMPANA.
Between Montreal and Quebec and Charlottetown.
ivitom MoN'i‘iu:AL Ar z P. M. vaom cn/ikLo'rrE'rowN Ar 6 P. M.
Monday, ioth Oct. Monday, 17th Nov.
ii 24th ii at 315*
~ 711. Nov. “ 1-ith “ “
"Commencin mth September leave Montreal at I p. in.
Returning wigll leave Picton, N. S. for Charlottetown, on the Mondays at
uoonon arrival of trains from Halifax nad St. john.
H*Si.ibject to change should circumstances require.
CA   L L B ROS ' , A gents, Charlottetown.7m;~n
A Practical Patriot who
I had a $iooo policy in-- Life, (one of the big American
ccinpnnies,) which I have decided tcdrop after paying three _
premiums and takeout a $1000 policy in the Crown Life,foi'
two reasons : ~
“lst~I believe the Crown Lite a better and clieap-
er polrcy. giving equal and perhaps better results.
al .
gud-I am a British Canadian and believe ln
your motto: "Keep Your Money in Canada.”
Cbedrown lille insurance Zo.,
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
(aplial Authorized- Ont Million Dollars; ~
sin caucus 'rurrnn sAk'r,c.c'.ia.o.,c.n.. presume. '
Joris cnliiii/i‘oN, M. i>. f vice Pmiame.
cnoxcnn.. irosnn’rs. A iimuiig Director.-
mnnc'-roiis ron ramen nowno 1sLANn. .
nam.. 1-um 'rz,. . W. A._wnnxs. W. H. Airman, ,
President glereiiuits _ of Firm of Carvell Brac., ,
Bllikdfi .E.I. ` M¢f¢l\ ll. _.
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nu ami;   tor P. 11.1. -*_ -
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Custom
Tailoring
We wish to direct attention to our
stock of cloths for fall and winter.
Our cloths are imported from the
very best manufacturers in England,
Scotland and Ireland and include:
Worstedo. `
Series.
Vicuncts.
Fancv Suitingc.
Twceds-
Trowserlng. and fetncv
Vest Cloths.
Overcoatings in Vicunas, Raiuproof,
and fancy Worstcds.
We have in our Tailoring Depart-
ment twenty-two experienced hand:
and we can guarantee satisfaction in
the cutting. fitting and make up of our
clithingl. Every garment leaving the
emiblls ment will be mode in tirst
class style and warranted to stay in
shape and to give the wearer thorough
satisfaction. _
_ Alcoa fresh stock of gent’| furnish-
ingls in shirts, collars, gloves, ties, hats
ant caps. We invite you to coll and
examine our stock and believe we will
be able to suit yon.
luliiipgiiiilanil ti Ill.
Queen Street, Charlottetown.
5 B' Y--5
WATCHES
If needing a good time keeper.
we can give you one that will Bl”
ntishctlon.
We elaliit lhatiliotir watches C111-
uoiflae nurpcllid for good time-
keeping qualities. -Wvll b¢
pinned! _to show you our stock.
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