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Ilnc Night Cure for Red,
Rough Hands, itching
Palms and Painful.
Finger Ends
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Soak the hands on retiring inastrong, hot,
trcamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry,
and anoint freely with Cutlcura Ointment.
the great skin cure and purest of ernollients.
Wear. during the night, old loose kid gloves,
with the finger ends cut off and air holes cut
ilthepalms. For red, rough.chapped hands,
dry, fissured, itching, feverish palms, with
ahapeless nails, and painful finger ends. this
treatment is simply wonderful.
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
Um Cu-norms Soar assisted by_ C_uti-
Mra Ointment for preserving, purifying,
amlbeauti tying the skin. for cleansing the
nalp of crusts. scales, and dandruff, and
the stopping of falling hair, for softening
whiteni , and soothing] 'red rough, and
are haililds, for baby ras es, ftchings and
Bxitations, and for all the p s of the
bilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of
Women Crrnc nA Soar in th I
use u e crm
d baths for annoying infiammations, chaf-
lngs, and exooriations, or toofree or offen-
sive rspiration, in the form of washes
lorufdsrative weaknesses, and for many
lnative antiseptic purposes which readily
Et themselves to women, especially
ta ers. Nomoéhheré medicated soap is t_o
compared i or reservmg, puri-
fying, and beautlfgng tgie skin, scalp,
Inir, and hands. o other foreign or do-
mestic toilet soap, however expensive, is
so be compared with it for al the 'lphurs
of the toilet, bath, and nursery. ns
E combines in Om: Soar at Ons Pnrca
she nlsr skin and complexion soap, and
the nxsr toilet and baby soap in the world.
¢ompleteTreatment for Every l1umeur.--
Gincuns Soar, to cleanse thoskin of crusts and
X18 and soften thothieksned cutiele, and CUTI-
Qls Oixrltrr. to instantly allay ilchin , in-
lammation, and irritation, and soothe and heal.
A Srxorm Sir is often sufficient to cure the
unrest skln,scalp. sad blood humour, with loss
dhalr when all else fails.
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Gem Jars
We have alarge supply of
GEM JARS and asthe pre-
serving season is now on, will
sell especially low
Pinto 6.: each.
Quart! 7 c etch.
¥{gallons bc each.
ubber Rings I2¢ dQz_
.l.l).IIlACI.EOI) & C0. ii
liiiiiiiit si su.
insurance Agents.
Fire, I
Marine,
Life-
Reprenenting the lending smith
Companies-
THE
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Halifax, N. S., begins
September 3, 1901
Free Syllabus and General information on
opplicationto
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fearless; aiming to be
Just, lmpartlat, Reliable. Newsy,
seeking at all times to further the best interests
of the people. and recognized therefore as
The ;Peo:p1e’l Paper.
Published at its offices, New Prowse Block
North side Post office, at the following rates
able in sdt n
pay 'a ce:-
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month asc. per yi' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Branch Qfflcee
have been established at thefollowing places
where subscriptions maybe paid, news urnish-
ed, advertising, job work and other business
transactedz-
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Ba ker, Manager.
Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,
A t.
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Souris East, Tel :phone flice-P. G. Seaman,
Agent I
I. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
Editor _Business Manager
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VVEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1901.
SHORT COURSE DAIRY SCHOOL.
Tru: GUARDIAN had a visit yesterday
from Mr. Robert Jenkins, Secetary, and
Mr. Fraser T. Morrow, Inspector of the P.
E. Island Dairying Association in the in-
terestlof establishing a dairy School of
Inst-ruction.!'~,’As is well known Ontario
has a permament School of Dairying at
Kingston and New Brunswick has one at
Sussex. What is proposed for P. E. Is-
land is a short course, say two weeks of
lectures and practical instrunction in dairy-
ing tolbe held in March or the latter part
of February just before the annual meet-
ing ofthe Association. The matter will be
brought before the Directors of the Dairy
Association at their next meeting 6th
September.
Mr. J. A. Ruddick. Chief of the Dairy
Division at(Ottawa proposed _ the matter
on his recent visit to the Island. He.
said|ihe|Depari:ment would send an instru-
ctor to conduct the school, and he him-
self was coming to attend the Dairy ‘
Associations annual meeting and would
attend the close of the course. It would
be necessary to locate the school in some
place where there are all the facilities
and appliances for dairy work and a
full supply of milk at that season of
the year. There will be no difficulty on
this score.
We trust that the Dairylng Association
will take the matter up and have the
proposed school put in operation. It
ought to do much to promote practical
knowledge in the line of factory work.
The time proposed for the course will be
at a period when many of the factory
managers will have leisure to attend.
the school will enable them to obtain in
their own Province information and in-
struction for which in former years many
found it necessary to go abroad. We
believe the proposal will meet with
general favor among our dairymen and .
we hope to see it carried into effectin the
new year.
The Yiiinnipeg Free Press adlrms that
the Roblin goverement between January
22, 1900 and February 26,, 1901 dismissed
108 persons from oflice in Manitoba and
have since largely added to the number,
and adds that “the present Manitoba
Government possesses the worst record
even held for vindictive partisanship in
the civil service.”
_.___m.-_a
The Newfoundland Government have
invited Sir Wilfrid Laurier to visit that
Island in October to confer with them in
regard to greater security for ships in
passing their coasts. Five ocean Steamers
with their cargoes, representing a value
of a million dollars have been wrecked
this season on the Cape Race promontory.
All vessels passing in or out of the Gulf
of St-. Lawrence across the Atlantic when
the Straits of Bellisle I a°e closed by ice
must pass this dangerous coast as near as
may be. The Straits of Bellisle are also
dangerous, and nearly a. score of steamers
have been wrecked there within ten years
past. The Dominion Government is push-
ing forward this season a. telegraph wire
along Labrador to Chateau Point and
thence laying a cable to Bellisle itself.
Newfoundland is in treaty with Marconi
for the introduction of his system. It is
hoped that these and other measures may
reduce the present very great dangers of
I the Newfoundland coast.
CHAMPION SWIMMER.
° wal-ir. §°°°°°°°°°°°°°3 --
0ne ol ourgreat Specialities
Our business has been so great for
pest _few months it has been almost im-
possible to turn out our orders on time.
he question naturally arises. What
isthe reason ofso great a rush? The
reason is plain, our gn! is Btted
throgghout wtiith the _ test Modgxu
lac nery an emplaymg none t
int clns workmen. earein a better
position to turn out work in a mink
tory manner than any other stanlish-
ment on P. B. Island
We have the facilities and know how
bguute tha. work.
veueat landbe eomksd of
the mes-ill of our work.
Bruce Stewart & Co.,
Bolilorndemunngiasun, ilseniaisu and
 r'z5.ch“.
0000
LONDON, 24.-The race for
the quarter-mile salt water swimming
championship of England od' Worth-
ingtonto-day was won b D. Billing
minutes 20 1 5 seconds.
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, Wsshdayiseasyandclothes
I Uetwhiteifyouuse
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I " ‘gt does Evzvrnh siasbboard
` ru ) FIU » W.
Mchiunou 8c lllrhevln, Queen
D. . Agents at Gmiottetown.
ton, who covered the distance in 8,
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I Itls quite surprising to read in the
Boston Herald that an order has recently
been issued by the authorities of the Le-
arose from a conductor having given dir-
ections in the foreign language which,
being misunderstood,very nearly resulted “
high Valley Railway prohibiting the use
of any other language than English by g
employees of the road while on duty. The 0 I
order adds that “in no case shall Pennsyl- '
vanla German be spoken". The order
inanerinan nniiinion. 'rue Herald adds Yesterday We opened our first consignment
that the language known as Pennsylnanla
English and is spoken commonly by at
German is a combination of Bavarian and Of NSW Fall JHCIIEIZS. WB 8.81! IIIB LR(Il8S I'.O VISIIG
lee” “"° "1"1‘°” P°°P1°‘° P¢°°=Yl'“i°~ our Mintle Department and see some of the swell-
It. is said not to be dying out. Z
I --*--- .st Jackets ever shown in Charlottetown.
TURKISH ARMY IS
BORDERING ON ANARCHY. '
CoNs'rAs'rrNoPL1:, August 24.,-Owing
to the arrears in pay, the Turkish army
is inastate bordering on anarchy, and a I
number of violent. acts on th
e part of the
soldiers have been reported. The gf.~.i--
risor at Adrianople threatened to burn
tliegovernofs house and hold him cap-
tled. The Porte sent a courier tojpay the
men, and trouble was averted there.
in
il? . .
me nnienntne money mam-rn were ner-‘  New homespuns in different shades of
Browns and Greys, Black Cheviot and Broad Cloth
PALAQQ QAR FOR ROYAL PARTY,  in Black and different Shades of Blue.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24,-The palace car
Sandringham built at Dayton, Ohio, un-
der an order from the Intercolonial Rail- _
road for the use of the Duke and Duchess f
of Cornwall and York on their trip ‘ _ Q _
through Canada has been shipped to Hal-
ifax. The interior work is in mahogany.
holly and light oak.
Conooivn, August 25.-The Gazette,
which is a semi-ollilcial organ, publishes
a sensational article to-day concerning the
organization of the German oilicers corps
and the dismissal of those oilicers who
through cxtravagnt smartuers smother
as were contained therein
A ltllill lf€|l|lS€.
cerned, by holdin? a dollar close to his
eye. The total ecl pee
of health is often pro-
duced in much the
same way, by letting
the dollar shut out
from view all other
things and intereslta. 1 with
Agreatmanypeope y-forweath
health and admit at Feast that they have
made a poor bargain. In the chase of
the dollar people are too eager to take
time to eat regularly or choose pro
food, the stomach becomes disorderedpdrr
. diseased, the food eat-
 en ceases to nourish,
" . and physical break-
down comes.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden
4’ ,_ \ Medical Discovery
_ Y \ mwq
,» _ ` cures diseases of the
'II ’ \. I stomizcéh and other 013
‘ -' , ans digestion an
I. / 'I i nutrftion and so enables
(_ \ _ the strengthening of the
 body, in the only way by
C wllitélé sttrengotlcid can be op-
ts n y roper
digestegldand perfiic y al
- sum' 'lat .
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. E:-in in my stomach so that at
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A ' cfnniin, einem cn., onin. rr
£ wrote to u about my sickness
I
and was igld to use your medi-
cinai which I did with good
- . ta. I only used four bot-
tles of ‘ Golden ll Discow
ery'and must aae§‘;At l am
entlrelygcured, an eel like o
gleewaicipllzanioaidiyl can lgrvnhly recommend your
The People’s Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1oo8 pages, #ea on receipt of
stamps to pay expense of customs and
mailing ony. Send 3,1 one-_cent stamps
for the paper-covered edition, or 50
stain; for the cloth-bound volume, to
Dr. V. Pierce, Buialo, N. Y.
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I' I Fine Cut Mixtures l-2 and llb. tins.
Aug 16 diy and wr yr.
_ Another lot of English and Canadian Shawls
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SECRETS DESTROYED. ' weather gets the more
Loi-mon, Augu;t_ -Truth says that - enloy W'
the late Dowager Empress Frederick ‘relvphone as (N
recently destroyed her Journals and fend us 'md ‘nd 'en
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prevent leakages of such state secrets I W5 IDUIYB Oli! 1429
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Any man Qu Foduce a total   0° Plsfeuflzfd  FIU
of the sun, so far ss he himself is con- ' W er Street.
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A Full Line
of tin and enamelled
wares and all other uten-
I sils necessary for kitchen
ssmebypaying for this ad A
We are daily receiving flattering compliments on our low press and °m°°'
dreds of customers who have bought from us are during the past year are °,§,‘;f{,;‘Q::,"i‘{e'§“§, 
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we know you will bellufeed.
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DEMAND Rs-oRcANiz.-mon. » penal yesterday. T' * "'“’ `
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To send as s Trial Ord
all the spirits of the soldiers. Tue Gaz- . S  _ _
ette says this action should be taken re- unnysl 8
gardless of high family connections or the Q 'B . -_  
millitary record of the offending officers. =
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to ordinary cream-a
put it up in l0c 20c
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Will resume her
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port and Sydney begi
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WANTS LUSTS FDU
Apply to A Duclieinin & é.
LOST-On St Peters Road,
noon A tripod or Camera
return to Guardian Oice and
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FOR SALE OR T0 LET-The
on Longworth Avenue, ra roam,
conveniences, situation high d
Also 9 roomed house, new. 1.01
ments, immediate possession. -W
WANT A
Dodd lltogrs. 
POR SALE.-A new cotta e on 1
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from the country' prefeI'igd.°p;,
hear from any good b
afraid of work and wmldma gl
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ass,
TWO OR THREE BOARD
accommodated in s central pa
, ,,,,,,, Crockery llhmplimenls 
Allmodern improvements. Ad
m¥éN'1‘EDn-By micdl? of
plendid _assortment Anbfadun ,L mm
Not the idle take of gosups but the careful opinion of onlie' Skip Grim tvm¢_'_r°_nn.-.anne
7/ em, etc, _il our store and youskip the biggest crockery bargains ever heard of. Hun sp§fynuni»"§‘m¢n¢.' I 'e'
T0 LET-That conveniently
nthe corner of Pownal and W
present occupied by Mr Hewitt,
eznuimproyements. Pcnession
o ay
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