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same as stamped. _ _ _ _
We have them made in diherent widths and qualities from :ok lo 18k.
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AGADIA OLD SYDNEY `
ALBION RESERVE _
INTERGOLONIAL NEW GANIPBELLTON
Round. Run of Mine andINut sizes.
Also best grade Hard.0oal.
1 ' ll. PIGKHRD & ‘ G0.,
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Those Who Doubt _
We are not selling at a
small profit everything in our
grocerv, are cordially invited
to call and .~ee for themselvcs.
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Ask for .-\llan’s Champagne g
Kola-the mo»t delicious su
mer drink you ever tasted.   »
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OITPICE- B1:|.:n.:n.'yl1cie _ f’
New Prowse Block. First door to the riglu "'°\°”*”°"*° ""'“’
upstairs.
Satisfactory work. Reasonable price. -
Telep hone :lo _ »° '
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1901. 
li Solid and strong, leather
WILL BE HELD AT I
Uharlotietown, P. E. I- i
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monesoiv too wunsoiv. rn. in i
and |2It iepiffmtaf, i901.
|'|ORSE__RACiES
into Portions mini Price $1.35
First Day-Sc-pt. ll rh. 1001.
2.35 class trot $150-°° I '
Free~for-all trot 5°°-°° l ~
2.24 class trot 20°-°°
S lf#-ond Djy, SCP! l2‘h|  3
3.28 class trot $150-°°
Free~for-all, trot and pace 30°-°° Q
8.30 class trot and ace l5°°° f |
Purses ` divided 53 per cent _to first. 25 Pff _
Gent to second, 15 per cent to third and 10 PU
tent to fourth '
Entries close 4th September, xgor. No horse F
barred b » 1 1.
nsoles and leather stiff-
5°
eners. The best farmers’
shoe made in Canada.
y record made after Ist ju y 19° _
Specially low rates by steamers and railwlys-
Admission to grounds, 254:; children under ra i _ _
rs old, x5c; admission to grand stand. 25° . ~ --- ' "'=*' 'Pal
For further particulars and face Pf°8f°m `
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ecodigihiliectgtlgns to be addressed to the sec  ll’ sggnt Q.
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F. L. HASZARD, President.
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THE GUARDIAN 0HABLOTTETOWN` PFJNOE EDWARD
CITY ANI)
  (t}UNlRY
_Guardian Correspondents
Everywhere.
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TBI Schr. Dart, Capt. Jackson is at
Montague with coal.
ANY girl desiring to learn typesetting
should apply at this oillce at once.
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Bxv. Jas. McDougall will preach (D. V.
at' Coleman, on Sabbath .the 15th inst. -at
10.30 a. m.
Mn. Jas. Paton has THE GUs.n.nIaN’s
thanks fora late copy of the Illustrated
London News.
L Miss Hart late In the employ of Mr.
W.A. Hutcheson has entered the P. E.
Island Hospital.
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Montague are preparing to go to
Boston next month.
Any person desiringztol rent a double
omce, with a desirable location, should
apply at this ofllce at once. -
Tim Schr. Fanny Young arrived in
port at Montague o_n Monday with
lumber for Poole 8: Thompson.
Mn. Geo. S. Inman, Attorney-at-Law
Montague, has purchased the complete
law library of the late Judge Alley.
 Archibald McDougall, Egmont
Bag, is visiting her relations and friends
at Montague and Union Road this week.
Rev. C. W. Carey, of Middleton, N. S.
Occupied the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church yesterday at both services.-
Moncton Tim es.
Mn. and Mrs. Johnstone, Brookfield, P.
E. Island, spent last Saturiay in Regina,
and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Darke.-Regina Stand ard.
THE schooneri“Floresta” Iarrii ed 1
port at Montague Monday with the rig-
ging and anchors for the vessel now
building by Geo. Wightman.
At the police court yesterday morning,
Andrew Murphey, for a violation of the
Prohibitory Law, was fined $100. _ Jas.
Callaghan, seaman, for drunkenness was
fined $2 or ten days.
_ Pnor. W. H. Watts presided at the
Morgan in the Central Methodist Church
Sunday morning, and in the evening play-
ed in St. George’s Church. Prof. Watts
has lost acne cf his power as an organist
and his playing yesterday was greatly a-p~
preclated.-Moncton Times..
` Mn. J as. Cantina. Jr., has received s
c .rd from Rev. J. W. McConnell, dated
Par-i.~, August 28'.h. On the card is a cut
of the Eiffel Tower, 1,000 feet high. Mr.
McConnell speaks of being to the top of
the tower and enjoying himself generally.
_ Mrs. R. E. Bagnnll and her daughter
Nettie crossed by the Princess _ Monday
morning to Nova Scotia where they will
spend a few weeks with Mrs. (Rev.l W.
A. Mason. While away they intend
visiting the noted landpf Evangeline and
the Halifax Exposition. f
Mr. and Mrs. Alder Csllbeck, Bedeque,
intend _leaving this fall for the weston
account ot the ill health of Mrs. Gall-
beck. Mr. Calbeck oifersfor sale his
valunble mill property, some land,
dwelling house and other buildings,
furniture, horses, cattle, carriages,
harness, etc. beside, a quantity of
produce. Ifnnt sold before October lst
the same will be disposed of on that jday
by public auction. The property is an
excellent one and ought to find aready
purchaser.
THE outward passengers by the Y_ar~
mouth yesterday were Grace Trainor,
G. B. Hamblin, H. O. Ames. Mrs. J.
Mahoney, Mr. McCabe, J. Boudrow, Dr.
Peterson, Wm. Smith and wife, Mr. Car-
michael, and party, Charles Muttart,
Leslie Muttart, Fred Torrent, Annie
Harkness, Mrs. F. Stewart, Miss Mc-
Farline, J. E. Harkness, Jas. McLeod,
Mr. Arthur Harper, \Valter Gordon, L.
McFayden, Ffhe McFa.yden, Maud Mc-
Fayden. Bessie Buchanan, Hugh Mc~
Donald, Katie McDonald, John McLeod,
Mrs. Mclntyre, Katie Nicholson, Miss
Robertson, Miss Maud Harper. The ln~
ward passengers were E. C. Warren, R.
Carmichael, E. V. Nelson, W. Smith and
wife, Miss N. Nelson, Miss F. Nelson, H.
C.White and wife, F.D0y2e.Miss Diamond,
Mr: Rachliif, Miss G. Bolger Miss L.
Bolger, Mary Beaton, Mrs. J. Deavett
Miss A. Troy, J. A. McDonald, D. A.
McDonald. '
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LONG LIFE IN HERITED.
_ This statement you can _Drove by inves-
tigation. Whenaperson Whose ancest-
ors had long lives dies in middle age you
can in nine cases out often trace the
cause todisordered kidneys and conse-
quent su_ffering .from Bright’s disease,
rheumatism, fatty heartor dropsy. Dr.
Cbase’s Kidney-Liver _Pills prevent and
cure these fatal and painful disease as
no other preparation was ever know to
do. Onetulladose-15 oentsabox. ~_.
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Mas B F Stewart and tamil 'of
THE Times had the pleasure of .a call
yesterday-_from Father Burke, ot Alber-
ton, and Dr. Murphy, of Tignisli, P._.` E.
Island, who were-on their way home from
a trip to Upper Provinces and _United
States cities. 0! course they took in fthe
Pan-American and were delighted with
the electrical display, which they say is
the feature of the show. As for the rest,
like other visitors, they were not par-
ticularly impressed. Father Burke is a
talented and enthusiastic divine of the
Roman Catholic j_Church, while Dr.
Murphy, who is a line specimen of Island
manhood, is quite a prominent politician
being president of the Tignish Con-
servative Association. This was Dr.
Murphy’s first trip tothe Upper Provin~
ces, and the thriftineis 0! the habitaut in
Quebec surprised him; in some cases that
small farm. Ontario, on the other hand,
heraldedasa great agricultural district
hardly came up to the Doetor’s expec~
tations and he thinks P. E. Island will
compare quite favorably with such parts
ofitashesaw. The visitors left yester-
day afternoon for the Island.-Mono ton
Times. V
'Edison sends Apparatus to Bc Used- in
request _of Secretary Cortelyou, Thomas
.o’clock Delaware, Lackawanna 8: Western
train an X ray apparatus to be used to
McKinley’s body. The train is due in
iff-
_.-..lc breathing. Who can|describe it;
gestion and relaxes the nervousirri
air you breathe to the very seat o the
disease, and removes at once the cause.
arrhozone. It induence ugm Asthma
is simply marvellous. atarrhozone
prevents aswell as cures, and is the
only remedy gusrnnteefito cure. Your
money back if if. fails( Two sizes at a
dealers, Zic. _and $1.00. »
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$100 wo.-th of New into.
trimmed and untrimmed
67; cents at P.tton’.~; ' 5r£ ‘
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‘ .Ycu’ll want a watch
You’ll want a good watch. ’
You’l1 want a good watch cheap.
» We want tohave a chance to tell you
` ' about our
_ Fine Watches
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-Low Prices.
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_!,.__ Sole agent for celebrated Empire
Watches.
_ G. F. !iUT!1l'l£S'0iil _
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'-'» Jeweler and Optioan, Grafton St. 'll
 
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Leave Their Own Homes
to be Cured.
0| .Treatment is Offered you A
‘  solutety Free.
otofsoiemn  is being Said. _an
niiuence on the patient. ‘Stick to
Low 
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came under his observation one and  5* ` -ff* l ’ 
sometimes two families living in com~ _ __ .
tort on astrip of land that' in the other _ .A . - e
provinces would be regarded as a very ' iii "”’ ‘ " "
lDfhenrant_ . _
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' X°RAY T0 .BE USED. 2_
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Locating the Bullet. P 'llama
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Nsw ross, sept 7.-so the telephonic -  Relvlmr. R111. 
A. Edisonthis e.veninB shiPP°d by the 6.3) s     
locate the bullet, remaining in President I Th8 COIOIS BTG! The sus.
Budhlo at 7 A. m. tomorrow. Dr. Knoll, Tang' I  
superintendent of the House of Relief in Browns. . 
this city, who is an expert in the use of 0' ~ A
the apparatus, and several of Mr. Edison’s G|-eys_ '   7: N N
assistants are on the train. _ _ _ _
  ram- 5%_¥° "' ~
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A 'run ssrnmarlcs AGONY. ox Bl°°ds ~  iff  ' e' _
‘~ rsrnlght. suffocating sensation§_ and Bla°k3  
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ive,partly the result of microbic i:-ritaii l
luis disease, partly nervous, congest- ' '&l\d C» and _“__ 
.  ' _  _ _ __ __,_ _ ._ ,_
i l treatedb nsuseous stomach. _ _ ' __ ' ,   _ .h  fr’ 5-" '  _
dses.i.(1)~o°i1iig8erdruzs.bu€7 by Catarrhmsone. the price I 5 5°" = p   I °
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that destroys the microbe, relievescon- ‘  i
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The great discovery is known as Cat- -  . .4 -., »  .:err»s'»,~
tability that renders breathixzg so dim _ . '
cult. The medication is oarri by the _ 
A`uu.liP|~ big lot of Roman
Sateen W ...ms and French
Flannel! rr - my at Paton’s.
waeetmeroutint-each at W. A. Humane- ' Giaiw " 4
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A HOME CURE.
The Slocum System `
A consideration not to be overlqoket
in the treatment of consumpuves is th~
expense in quest of health. Some of ou
medical men are now adv_1su_i§e they
patients to golong distances in hop<
'hatchangeofair willdothemgood. f
rrittamahoutchangeofclimate, audit:
these dilferent  ? The fact is
people die of eonsumptionjnalfcqlmates
They recover from it.-too, mall Clilllakf
_if they are treated properly. The out
,positivecure forthe dxsasersto kill th
Lemon
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