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I was Cured of Bronchitis and Asthma _ee
sy mnarurs LINIMENT. ONE #re wen. .aa moaned uvrdm -
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MRS A L I 1 ‘U °¢°°- N" h°"'° "°°*- oiileial stair is an expeet in these matters.
Rheumatism by MINARUS LINIMENT. :ia
JOHN MADER.
one Bay. :une _
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¢'»¥¢°§f'§f'F§;fT»'i:»¢a’iezi2:,pay.s1f'¢° rue informed- l
Guardian Pub, Co., Charlottetown, P. \vh°n',”° “lk at "smug me "neu
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JOSHUA WYNACHT. ` 3-
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n' |m,.m.|_ g¢||.|,|., ggwgy, mation on their per* They know the
mation and advice, wlthoutcon-    
afrnssfurrn AT ..'}‘Z?.°..?*°“...'.'.‘.“‘S‘."'i“‘;°“»=‘f»°i$
ting the electorate! The L'ght and
wer Company have full expert inter
king at all times to ‘rather thebutirerastn casa' ‘nd um uma Nm one ol me
ed,advertising loh work and other business |
ho `Poop1o’§ Paper Ill’
hlilhed
nh side Post oline st the following ¥l¢°l»
ble in advance - A
Y
Guardian will not be responsible for
ncy or stamps remlred through mlill. 5°
hand.
lranoh Offices ii
N" °“*"u*"°° “ u" '°u°"| |’l°°“ niightened. Let ns have full lighi, fel;
subscriptions may be paid, uewenfurnish- °
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mnyfweoneelsyiperyear in w the
mbers of the City Council or of the
contract mode between two parties,
of whom know his buinees while
other does not Lnow seldom respite
the advantage of the party who is ncti
is worth while to have our minds
W 00dS 
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Hundreds selling
They' re Best
rmation npop this question Then
, "' furniture was highly cedil ble to th
AT so¢rir1¢a:¢.""i'!élees»ae oieekr. o. seamen well. Let us therefore make haste slowly- Dominion. No one need dow he ashamed W* 3" tmiking §9P°dl1tY °f ,
  H Georgetown. ifauei ri. uterus, agear. Lat in consider. Letusuret deliberately oi the label “Made in Canada." The chains of various stylxfand prices
y.x.a.\|ccl.BaD¥,Rdimr. d | ul f Jvorkmaclhlp and ilnlsh compare very . if
,_ R noon' I FA R Nxwwl an after u n ormstion decide between, avant", with Lb" of my omni Call. and Select.
Aovertlnlol Mzr. sabeerionen Mar- elvie ownership and the contract system. count” I not exactly as represented A
_ If on full consideration the contract Qvuw mmuhommn ,"6 npnnnwd , _ , v '
system shall be preferred, then let ‘hd than was A very large number of new L W  Pretty safe Place sto ideal: at.
   ¢¢'n,1°|., be “usd (oh L" the" be "nys, designs shown in ‘the exhibits. The ° ' 1
:E in ue: iight oirsxpngr dimewilaige aaa ;‘,:°;',‘|°e'°‘:::kst:=:_:;“';‘;;;': ‘§ll;;°°'u;: Jeweler,
° °°"‘ “°‘ °'" °d “ |°l°“s 7 CW” there is a limited demand for some Cor Gt Ggqksg und Grd(
The Big Furniture Exhibition at
James i’a*on who Return
ed Saturday
Snturday's express after s fortnight'e`
trip toToronto. where he attended i.he`
,Canadian Manufacturers' Exhibition of
furniture and the convention of the
inanenai R tau rumima Dealmas
lsvor;W Wiliark Oitydiu-k.
\Bieyeilst~l sud all athletics depend on
BENTLEY B Linirnont to hop the
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lfr. James Paton returned home by.,i  H V
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The man who always drops his
ciuinless watch to cali at our
il)-UAWS P§9BAB|l.|T|ES.   eemnennoe. without dom'  if ’ '   ` pl'  ff' _  0 
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.U-me link r ent. . > Mr P t ll' T
mm” Anihgs- mm om°e_H"bm Cum and ms “bu” gxumnce md uh” "1 . A on rays t at the exhibition cf A Chun on ‘ watch is economy. .  C
Y  WEDNESDAY' JULY 13' um' , oillors hold their seats by the voice of our extreme styles such as finishes in westh-I I _ - ' ` on'
day evening. Icseems an almost incred-
ible thing that the proposition aouid have
b en made to then and there renew a
contract which has yet a year and a half
to run, and to give the company an in-
crease of 811 per ligh‘,even with a prov ise
oi better service. The matter is toe grave
to be thus disposei oi at a moments
notice, without consultation with the
citizens who have to pay the bills, with -
imported from 3 fashion. out tenders, or competition. The
§Councillors who advised delay and greater
' ciution were clearly those who reflected
the views of our citizens, and guarded the
citizens' interests.
| There are many things which ought to
f be considered bffore the city lighting is
fthns disposed of. Among chem is the
,question of civic ownership cf no electric
,lighting plant. The city owns `and
operates its water supply and sewerage
,systems These works cost a good deal
ofmoney but where is the citizen who
does not realize that they are well worth
all they cost? Who is there that would
advise transferring these impzrtaut
services to a company? We are told that
very few of the Councillors are in favor of
:civic ownership, but it may be lthat in
this as in many other matters our citizens
have minds of their own. Would it not
be well Lo ascertain the minds of the
peoplein that regard? Civic ownership
G.  of lighting plants is not a new thing. It
has been tried in many cities and has
workei well. in other cases it has not
The Medical Hall. been so successful. Surely the plan is
worsh further co :sideration before being
 summarily turned do wn and rejected.
  _ ' Then there is the question of the re ia-
[F    I tions of the city and the citizens with the
1 Light and Power Company. Have these
When your well stocked store was l relations proved samfaciory in the past!
Yoga t?n:‘:;nu§g:v€};Py::e;°`l1)led I We cannot forget how often our streets
3;, bit . 1 . have been left in darkness,and our houses
also, or how much the city has felt com-
Wmn  is Destroyed pelled to impose in fines for the lights
Y0\1 “fe t°° late' Remembef the that ought to have been shining but were
dd adage' “There is no time like l No doubt things are better now but
th nt." and no insurance "°' ’
ukee  still not better thi;n the! ougiiil;
B" to he or ought to ave een a _,
EfeS é P1§{§ ord along. Is this the time to renew the
P Canadian Quebec. contract at i5 io 20 per cent increase
i)o you know how Acacia,
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Punento, Baku, Bangs or
[isps Vine look ’ These un-
common nnd beautiful woods
arc incluriell in the line of
nc walking sticks we recent-
Loullon innkcr. Those
ho sdinirc rare and iiucly
nislieli woods will enjoy sce-
ing ihc collection; to those
who wish choice walking
sticks for themselves or for
giitpurposcs the assortment
affords an opportunity to
make selections sure to please.
As the stock is being rapidl
new
refiuce<l, better rome soon.
Come and sec the woods even
if you have no thought of
buying.
Prices range, 151:, zo, 25, 40,
50, 60, 75, 85, $1.00 and up.
nge”
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Druggist.
R _ ____ _ _ --C __
EEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEN
FUR CUMFURT
you ought to sleep on our “double comfort" Mattress
Comfort cannot be had on an uncomfortable mattress.
A mattress may make a man miserable-be careful what
kind you buy. Satisfaction attends the buying of mat
tresses here, because our long experience in manufacturing
protects you.
Spring wire mattresses, all grades, only the satisfactory
kinds handled.
iiarl right Furnishing ilu.
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opportunity for others to compete. with-
Fox, of Southampton, came here a couple
P
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the ev Willar Mc onaid It ap
pears that Mrs. McGuire is but 17 years
er marriage, as they thought she was
from your druggist today.
but no details of the accident were given.
WANTED-A case of headache that
Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure
in ten minutes.
-The Hazelbrook Baptist Church will
hold their annual Sunday School Picnic
at Hazelbrook on Thursday the l4th inst.
If the day is not Hue it will bs held on
next fine day following. Tea and refresh-
ments served on the grounds. ll d 8|
-The good, suitable S. S. Acadia will
until further notice leave Peaks’s No. l
wharf on Tuesday, 5 o`ulccir a. m., East
River returnlnd to town, and leaving
again at 3 o'clock p. m. for East River.
Leaves on Friday at 5.30 a. in. for West
River returning to town. Leaves for
West River Bridge at 3.80 p. m. return-
ing about 0 p. m. The S. S." Acadia is in
perfect order at all times and is open for
excursions. ll d 4i
--Wantei at once a boy with some
experience to work at the printing. Apply
at this oilice. tf
THl:` HEAT
0F SUMMER l
want somethin ii in weight.
mofvaried potter-n's, H you will
not oul -have comfort, but your cludi-
ingwi1Tbeadmiredwihie.hwii.i.bev¢'ry`
pleasing tothe wearer. just examine
our lineof summer sultings and you
will be more than pleased.
, Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Prices moderate.
Is greatly moderated bythe clothes, _
youwear. _Every man should wear _ _
clothing suitable tothe season. Now, . »- .. V
p ce.
The Association was held in the Trin-
were present. His Worship in responding
in Canada is oi Canadian manufacture.
zgina
in Kp Time
We are the Official Selling
Agents for this section of the
Regina Precision Watches-aseries
of Watches which carry the mak-
er’s bond of absolute timekeeping
precision. If any Regina Watch
fails to lreep absolutely accur-
ate time, any Odicial Selling agent
-practically every city in Canada
contains one-will carry out the
Company’s guarantee, even if the
Watch was bought a thousand
miles away. Regina Precision
Watches come in nearly forty nif-
ferent styles and sizes, at from
$8.00 to $5r.oo_ They are of the
best and most accurate Watches of
their price in the world. and we
are proud to have been chosen as
their Sole Selling Agents for this
locality. _ -_
E. W. TAYi.0R.
f Cameron Block. 
xmveaeenféa is begia in ine
itz and suburbs an unto-date
session. Passengers, giage
etc., il be conveyed to boats,
trains or anywhere else deiired
Orders left at McDonald k Mc-
Kinnon’s Drug Store or at the
ashlee. Sydney  , A
lqmeonw Corn, ,wi r ve
Mswlll   Pom.
1' lilac  -“"1
hnnmsinnnnnncsniunn l
Great George Street.
promptsttention.»€' ` 1" ' »
.ic ch T.
Teiephonie No.?;3. 0' ` V
citizenr,not by grace of the Light and "Bd ollmeveoialiy adapted for ilbrsrles _ - »--»~~ _--_ -- _ .
THECITY LlGHTiNG. Pow” GOWPMLTM, mm Cowon not and smoking rooms. The prices are i
-_ ‘ about the seine s~ iestyear through me
’ _
.. toserve any private corporate interest Al I F 
  The matter of renewing the contrlot but ta serve the city. Astor The Guardi ' has? n mm' cu" “WM” to be
ll er. ‘V i " `
‘wi hthe Light and Power Company for we an ,;|»°u5|y gf gh; ¢,piu|°u gba; a Retailers were present from all parts oi 
iiuhtlnz the streets was sprung rollwl' renewal oi the contract with the Com- Cfllledsaetsi- as w|,,,,||,,g_ Mn pm," _ 0
_ wasthe ol _r :ii ir thi '
Sud-|001? \lD0l1lll8 City C0\1I1C|| 011 M00 piny, at an aivancefi rate, without the mv," ny "neun . ve mn 3 Summef c0\ll'§e 0f L¢Ct\||'¢S,
out consultation with the citizens or ple Hall. In the absence of Mayor Dun
, can Anderson and Major Shep-
wm, q,,,1,g,,d experts’ ought not N, be Lrquhart, Alderman Marsden heartily p,-,rd will add,-es, meeting, B, fouom; gf mo u pro:-ezeydo msg sqpzgl.-elpnrmgx
an,ermiued_ welcomed the Association to Toronto. Monday, _Iuly 4th-Lower Freetown th p` ° h "  h"
Bridge Hn1l,~7.3o p. m.
Hasiicrozvs Maivoizairs Pi|.Ls CURE io one of the roasts spoke on the advance- ‘ Th'-“'I5_*IdaY_» .i“1Y 14_5Ul1l110P¢ Hill! 3
ment of Garuda, and submitted statistics P' md arnngmn Haul 7'3° ' m'
CONBTIPATIDN' showing that almost all the furniture used July 15m’ Aim” Hall' Lot E5’ 3 P' nf'
BENJAMIN ROGERS, p
  S_ The meetings were acknowledged by all 29 Chwtd C°m' °f AgTi¢“u“fe~
--_ to be very helpful,eduoative, and sociable '
FREDERICTON. J\llY 7--Mile Winnie They brought the manufacturer and ' fb '     
xams and get married instead. She -AT-
pgreed andthe cereigionygvns pprformed  W E  R I V E R,
old. Her parents have been opposed to  ,I _ON"
h
 f    Thursday July I4
/X* "R `\ `\~ ’
DOES YGUR BABY CRY AT NIGHT 4' ‘\\ ‘~_ S.S. City of London leaves the Steam
I . \ . .
Navigation Co's Wharf at 9.30 a.m. and
f
of1P§%°'.§~§“n°§?-if.ll‘L§“i"»f.l.'L`Zi§.'l?i°i.§§‘l鑧 ,_ _ __/_, 3 P-m_~ _Reg-‘fn fm 20°- R=ff<=Shm@1_1f-
fplr stomptoilldilains. ori\ll(lJDst,otco:\hl%che, ani! v' 7' ‘I and V19\t°" t“b1°5- ' I2 (131
_ e man o s :cu ar c ren. _ ,_ il *_
fewkdrops of Nefeiline inisrvietenpid water Q " ,. , / , '
ma es a ver p easant n r I -_
fails Lo uickly relieve. llierviiililme ijifvgs \\ I fl/  & 
good as(the doctor in emergencies and ` `~___ -l _ »-’ ,
costs only 25:. nghottle. Get Nerviiine »;`}\_ "  Berrierers, Solicitors, Nmsrie. er.
0. A. MACKINNON. LL. B.. K. C
DR. IIaMrL'roN's Maunizaicu Pinus ron " V T xv B. BAYFIELD VIIJJAMS.
Hsauacniz. Oifice-Oameron Block. 0hariour.s.ow
iilonev ro loan on Real Bernie
ll I Ill' WK"
DROWNEDiT_§AVANNAH.  " ' 7
Sr Jomv, July i0-Captain Georgew
Peck, formerly a well-known St John -_  A
mari e with his wife and d ht
....  Uiliiiii Biinil clriovm nisvnormrni
News was received by relatives to-day r '
` ' I _ ___ games and amusemenis on hand-
U
TOURIST ASSOCIATION
President-Hon. G. E. Hughes.
Vice-President-_I. A. Messervey.
Secretary-Archiba1d Irwin,
Treasurer-j. M. Davison.
Executive Committee-James Paton,
W. F. Tidmarsh, J. P. Gordon, D. Nic-
holsou F. J. Nash, R. C. Cotton, W.
W. smiley, W. H. C-reskiii, w. s.
Lonson, _]. P. Hood, C. C. Lyons,
J. D. Taylor, A. Winneld Scott, H.
Weeks, . B. Prowse, L. B. Miller.
All requests for information addressed
to the Secretary will be promptly re-
plied to.
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which canes
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Toronto-Described by Mr. ,,,,,,,_,, umm, ,M mud, ,,, mm  
  Your Money
Back in
goods he recommends are
What think you ?
ELLIS,
FOR SALE i
The subscriber eden for eeie'ihai very
esirable t nKi '
ronfhent with Hot ster, is thoronshly
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Mr. Hoodies of Hamilton and Mr, Halll,  m. and 7.30; m. p'umce¢i and ppavided wiihhsath Room, an a
Paton were callei upon to respond. “¢ 95'- Ju Y Sth-' iCUiC Bl Middk' °‘°°"'“ °°'"°“ '“°°" X" °'"° “‘ °°°“°i"1
NERVE \VRACKE[) AND 1NSOMN_ ' _ _ hy a tenant with a yesriy lease and facing :he
S""°' °°”'°” '°'“°‘°" ‘° "le '“~"“~ ‘°i‘v.’.?.‘i..‘i..';‘ 1.1, ..._ K.......,,..,. =,::;;‘...‘;':“°;..:. :.‘;?;l..l';'°°::';°:. ‘iz “il
IOUS. trade were freely discussed and resolu- HBH’ 3 p_ m_ ‘and 7 30 m_ se ' so
Everything goes wrong’ head hols tions were passed. Thursday July ' ng' _ Frederiéton abeniro fix-Q11, frentiwp on Fitzroy sneer,
YO
parste from above property is s iot of land
y informs on regard ng these properties
heavy and du", ¢ d 1 nu d nh Mr J F Brown of Toronto was appointed H 11_ _ ' _; B dan, H u _ A”
pigange goreboding: “stomach e is og; of President and Mr Paton a member of the pam. 3 P m ra me a ' 7 so ;mvt;en‘iT:."vl:leldb;r:°nlld?!e p‘\'1=Ti$:':ii'e'f»?n cdhflig
ter. ou neeq n good tonic like - _ premises on Monday August i,uext .1 ii o' I k
Ferrozoue to bring back your lost appetite Egeclaegvef d ind;/Iyd  gtg New Glasgow' 3 .' m' C oc
and digestion, and cleanse the blood of all n ms ‘Y °“°""°°” the f“’"""‘“`° p'S " d y ’ 7‘3 P' m'
impurities, F"-mzgne is A wonderful men were entertained to luncheon by the P n‘:t"“;ufi‘Y7» JULY 9th“°H“mP¢°U Haul 3
invl oranta d st gth tb t ill E hi "1 ~ ° fl -3° - m-
i>....&i. ..1.....?v d.i»‘1'é..l.‘i.““§.d "`q..iZ'n,~ ,,,§‘,, "'°,°” A“?°°'““,j’“ ,‘},“°' ‘“ ““"“ I Mondavlulymh-Mill view mu.
restore you to a healthy, vigorous condi- qu” was “"6" 7 ° m“““g°" ° Lot 49, 3 p. m. and 7.30 p. m.
tion of min1 and body. Nothing is so the Cwadlnu F\1l`D"»\1l'° EXD75|°i°“ ‘U Tuesda , july 12th-Eldon Hall, 3
go~d for the sick, weary and debilitaied the King Eiavard Hotel. The Major of p. rn. anr{7.3o p. in.
;fs{;°;_°l§:'l1;’5n §":§;*‘?7IE-h:?;;`tg*K» “V "|l`“R‘ Toronto and other prominent citizens \_’Vednesday,_ july 13th-Corran Ban
E. H. BEER,
For Estate Late George R. Beer
7-vdtf
Murphy’s
Livery Stable,
QUEEN STREET.
Notice.
retailer closer together, with mutually , ,
fdays ago to take the normal school en- beneficial results,  J
trance examinations. Her lover, Wm. J. <
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Cabs meet all steamers and trains.
M. J. MURPHY,
Proprietor.
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Grand Picnic
The Sunday school of
Grace Church, Ch’town,
will hold its annual picnic at
North Wiltshire, on
WEDNESDAY.JULY l3th
Train leaves station at 9,r5 s. m.
Return fare 5oc, children zoc.
Proportionate rates from intermedi-
te stations. Special rates for families.
Visitors’ tables well supplied. Re-
f eshments on hand A variety of
rain will stop at all stations when
signalled. 
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Lobster and 'iiackcrcl Bait
Have a quantity for sale.
Write for price.
A. F. LAKKIN.
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Ciriown Board of Trade
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