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THE GUARDIAN DHARLOTIETOWN MAY 11, 1899 
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Smreiuileti
You may not berequiring soap
nt this moment but sooner or
inter you will be Wanting g00d
leap, and the best soap in the
world is always made from
New PURE wholesome tallow
euch is
Royal
Oak
Soap-
One bar of this great soap will
do as much work in the
laundry as two bars of ordin-
ary imported so-ip made from
cheap oils.
Then too please remember that
when you ask your dealer for
Royal
Oak
Sou
ymencourage and assist us in
building up a great industry
he-re that will in a very short
time afford employment to
hundreds of young men and
women now daily leaving our
shores seeking employment
el-ewhere. Ask your dealer
for
Royal
Oak
Tags no other. H
For Sole everywhere.
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L h’town Soap Works.
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Visible writing from start
to finish. .g Y 25,;
Write for bcautifullv illus i i 5 §1iusi£fAg¢“'mdmad°
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RONIC DISEA ES and RUP °
URED bl_DR. CLTFT. Iliploma-rl'|e§i§  dlum
tered in United States and Canada. :lend ' ' '
Stamps foi information or call at l‘RURO
Nova. Sgotia, in Merchants Bank Bu lding
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Should Take Milhurn’s Heart
and Nerve Pills.
They Enrich the Blood, Strengthen
the Heart, Tone Up the Nerves
The young girls we sec on the street
f-.vel-_\' day-howmany of ilieni have pale,
pinched, care-worn faces, dark circles
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‘*r“sr the eyfzef’ Eisff.-1;  complain Of
lin-iidaclies, P-:;cl::icli:=s, .5 -leaches and
'.\'i-uk. tired-o:‘.t fi-eliii;-r.=.'
Tl-.ere is i;:»l one ot`tl:-.-.~r-`f ut with ordi-
nary care arizl thi- list- of .\I1;burn’s Heart
:ind Nerve l`il?scoiild .<1-.<»ri be free from
cvery pain, 1~i;i'.'i_- chi-ci:.< lfke roses, eyes
bi-ight, step e~I;..=.tif: and liii- joyous. These
pills supply the vi-rj; - 1'-.nents needed to
build up and st:-eizggthen the nerves,
enrich the blood and invigorate the heart.
Every mother who l.;~.;1 a daughter weak
and nervous shoiibl read the 'following
statement made  1_'rs. A. M. Strong-
man, 564 Colborne Street, London:
“On account of close application to
study my daughter Annie became much
run down in health and strength. `
“I got a box of Milburn’s Heart and
Nerve Pills for her, and the results have
been remarkable. Strength has been
imparted to her physical and nervous
system by their use, and I am highly
pleased to recommend them.
“From _the great benefit derived by
my daughter from Milburn’s Heart and
Nerve Pills. I cannot do less than
highly recommend them to those suffer-
ing from similar complaints.”
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CORSETB
; A Stand eve-y strain. Always
' comfortableandahsolutelyun-
 breakable,everyact`newumm
_ needecne.
Unrivalledfos- and
bi _ golfers
Costonl mcrethm
_ I-lalf the _charm of a photographic out-`
ing is lost if one carries alon .several
pounds of glass plates and holders and
as every moment filled with anxiety
KODAKS
use non-breakable lilm cartrid es whiahl
KODAKS $5.00 to $35.00.
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
For Sale by
for their safety. ' »
weigh ounces where plates weigli pounds;
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¢¢.';f.°2‘.§i{f°§, m...-1. Rochester, N. Y,
crowns GIRLS _ S- S-_I-_E_SS°“°   1
CHR1s'r BETRAYED AND ARLESTED
John 18. 1-14.
Gowns raxr.
He is despise i and rejected of men.-
Isa. 53 3.
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and Bunn up me Health. , ° B°“_“Y“d' " L3'
Defended, v. 4-11.
Fettered, v, 12-14.
'1‘ime.- Early Friday morning, April-
7. A. D. 30.
Place.-The Garden of Gethsemane.
at the foot of the Mount of Olives.
Lrsson nm.Ps.
1. -~Went forth”-From the room
and out of the city. --The brook Cedron
--_ Literally, the ravine of the Kedron,
through which fiowed a. stream in wir-
ter. lt is on the eastol the city, be-
tween it and the Mount of Olives. --A
garden" An orchard.
2.' --Which betrayed hiinf’-Better
rendering is, - -who was betraying him.”
for he was at that moment at work.
--Know the place”--Therefore Christ
did not o there to hide or escape
. 3 °
I’ l 3 --A band of men"-The garrison
band from Fort Antonia.`Whi0l1 WSS at
the north-east corner of the temple.
sol.-.iers. (2) Jewish officials, and (3)
chiei piiesis. --Lanterns"--FOX' it WuS
at night.
4 --Knowing all things that should
carrie” i Or rather were coming. Comp
Matt. 26. 45 -‘Went forth”-From
what? Various adswerg; but probably
disciples. --Whom seek ye”--The ques.
tion is a natural one; asked perhaps to
draw attention from his, disciples (see
verse 8). and lo imprussupon his cap-
tors 1-_-hut they were doing.
5. Je~iis ot Nazareth”-Or. Jesus the
Nazarene, zi som:-wha=.ccnt mptuos rx-
pressiixn in those dave, bu\.`not|so now.
The presence -.-t Juiliis is' noted, he who
that viry night hull taken bread from
t c Mlsieria l|».u.l.
G, -i-R llt-.1 tue gri_\u=id"-No evidence
just here of a. mii.~<~ii‘ou~ pow-r. '
Guiltt remblediii me presence of inno-
cence- Something in the majesiy of
Jesus which filled them with awe.
They knew they felt he was in some way
far above them. 8, --Let ,these go their
wa.y"- The two binds confronted one
another. Perhaps some ot the soldiers,
not knowing Jesus, were laying bands
on ihe disciples. The Good Shepherd
would free them from the danger by ex-
posing himself 1: it.
9 "That the saying might beluliilled"
-Comp, 17. 12. SecJohn chap. 17
The quotation is not verbally accurate,
but substantially so.
10 --Simon Peter”-A-His impetuors
boldnessfillusirat s his impetuous words
in 13, 37 and in Mark 8. 32,
,11. ' --The cup”-A familar 11 4ure ol
speech. 'Ilia cup ol earthly grief, given
by the l§'ather’s hand. and to be taken
for the redemption of the race. `
13,--To Annas first”-Annes had been
high priest and was of great innuence,
he was father in-law of the present high
priest.
14. -°Expedient that one man should
die for_the people”-True at times, but
not always. Wrong should not bedone
to an innocent man to prevent a mob
or arrest ii revolution,
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THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN HAILS
The mails close at the Charlotte
town Post Office as follows
' (Local Tilne).
For points west (with connections) to
Summerside and Tignish on line of
railway, 7.30 a. m.and also at 3 40 p.m,
with p.m. connections to North Tryon,
Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,
North Carleton and Searletown.
For points east (with connections) to
Souris and Georgetown on line of rai.-
way, 3__00 p.m.
For Courier route to Southport and all
points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a_m. `
For Courier route to North River and
all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday,
Thursday .nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
,For United States, New Brunswick,
Ontario. Quebec Nova Scotia, and the
Northwest, 8.30 p. m. Q
For Great Britain. Friday, 10 p.m
Letters are collected from street
. ter boxes of 6 am., 2 p.m. and 8
m.
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F id or Hotel Ei
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I this blood' is rich and pure the nerves cannot
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In his study of diseases of the nerves, Dr.
A. W. Chase found that in nearly every case
the cause of trouble was' impro nourish-
ment. About one-lifth of all the lil”-ood in the
1 human body is found in the brain, and unless
obtain frpgir nourishment, and become worn
' out an e usted.
L Nervous depression, nervous headache,
nervous dyspepsia, loss of sleep and vital force,
lack of energy, are symptoms of weak, watery
blood and exha. ted
us nerves.
1 'It wasasa food for blood and nerves that
Dr. A. W. Ch:-i.se's Nerve Food was prepared.
' arising from thin blood and impoverished
» nerve is proof that Dr. Chsse's theory of feed-
_ Ing the nerves and blood is the proper one;
stimulants only urge on the tired and worn'out
, nervous system until there come a complete
Collapse. '
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nez-veFood creates new
brain and nerve cells, ‘and makes the blood
pure and rich. It restores to the exhausted
nerves the vigor of perfect health. 5oc. a large
box, at alldealexs,-or Edmansou Bates& Co.
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Tho “band” was a Roman one. and U16 %T°'°“t°' _ , I  '''''' .  i ffffif
--unicorn" were the temple servants’ U A _ g:'t';81e§ ..... ._ _
--From the chief priests and Phaririiies’ _ _ ‘ _ '  1
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-Th-it is from me Sanliedrin. us _ U 6 *  . ot-stone.
t‘i<re,were in the|crowd, (1) ROEMII. R I I _ ` Tum 
or _ ..
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Throws all the Blame on the ,
Stomach-The Real Seat of
Trouble is the Intestlnes-
The Permauentbure is Dr.
Ghase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.
It is an old idea long since exploded that
digestion is confined to'H.he stomach. No
modern scientist denies that by far the greater
part of digestion and the more dilicult part
takes place in the intestines. This explains
why dyspcpsia is never really cured by pre-
parations which merely aid Stomach digestion
and act only on the stomach.
This fact also explains why Dr. Chase's Kid-
ney-Liver Pills have been so remarkably suc-
cessful as a cure for the worst forms of dyspep-
sie and indigesiion.
Dr. Chase s Kidney-Liver Pills act directly
on the kid.n:‘ys, liver and bowels, and give new
tone  gage thehiigestinpts,  make
em a e to onn e wor 0 °
 substanceson which thcstomach $125
ect _
§ioma.ch treatment may do well enough for
jdigestion or dyspepsla  aserlous' nature pu
candgrofia byhihe experience of scares of thug;
.san w c ve been permaaeo cured
iusing Dr. Cbase's Kidney-Liver  One
'll a dose, ages a box. at all dealer, or
Eclmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto. '_
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DODD`S_ _KIDNEY PILLS, the
only positive, nevi-r-l'-.iilinq cure,
on eartli, for all Kimi:-y diseases.
‘fd Take No Other, ,
fl (.1:-t the fiimu ne,
sf" I-‘Nu-\~ Imiations.
li'-'f*‘ 9 UN! One Dudd’s.
.sligli indigestion. but if you have chronic in- I
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CHARLOTTETOWN MARK
(Corrected every Tuesda.
Beefiquertcrlper lb ............... ..
Beet smell)--pferlb ............ 
Butter(fresli perlb ........ .. 
Butter tiilgperlbu..
Creamery utter.
Cabbage (per doz.....
f.heese(perlbp . . . . . .
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Cabbage, per cad) ............... ..
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bestremedyfor
DYSDUINI Ill!
Headache.
Eggs ...........    
Fowlsperpe.lr..............f. 
F'lour.per owt ........  
Oatmeal new per cwt ............ ..
Geese ..............  
Hldesper  . 
, rcw  ....... .. 
Oats ............ 
Ducks perpa.ir..`....
Beetslperbuncl......
Lambp:rquai'i.ei°...... 
Meng;   
Caul ower ....  .-.. ..
Apples [per h-is]........... 
Pork ................  
Fnmins perliiishel 
Potatoesmew n»=rbusl................
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS -
(Revised Weekly.)
Apples (bush) ....  
Beef(qua.rter pei-lb....;.. 
Beet(emalllperlb......... 
Butterxfrcsblperlb  
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Cheese ......  
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Guaranteed beet value ever cdbied. Those Pda
feeding stock ink your dealers for the Ken# 
Crown Feed; it they do _not keep ii write 1 `
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Caniilgi book your orders at Plcrixo no .daugdrse
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_Certiflcates issued here payable Cobble-Well,old manpxy
wherever uired. _ ii legacy left her
ruq Stone-Con tuleticus' I
The 'Western-1--ff»¢»»~‘"~=»-dm-
Is the most popular and OLDEST es~
esbiiehed MARINE AGENCY in ,,ImmP°§“_£ ll"
P E Island, which fact may be 0”" md
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RATES ONCE NAMED ARE
White’s1  
Chocolates.
Can be had at the following
first-class stores.
W.A. Hutchinson.
Stewart & Gates..
W. Pickard 84 Co
Sanderson & Co.
J.D.Nlcl.eod & Co
.W- F- Garter.
These gentlemen are willing
to pay the price necessary
to procure a good article.
Quality is to them of more
importance than big
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Hotel, pleased
‘Ismplessed
LiverPills£osf
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Clseiaeggtcgm kong llgills Flour new ipi vyay to Iilburn s Essrt cud Nerve
ar o wn an umilerside a cwest
quatatiovl.Merche.nts wanting please write, ' hy mood’ 
me at once, as quantity is limited. Af to price ‘°'°d m? ,.h°‘m'
this was booked onaslsntofthc market and ‘My wife ’ said the
vou are ofered the advantage of lt. ' udp. me out 'nh y
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was ne mi- Kent nuissourie i>.n.i. __ 3l=\'rl’¢\'¥» IMO* °f
adcoiinted for by my having at all -Tlireehxlllesof
times considered the Company’s and \’°\ll0'°dM°lg° Dil;
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my cien h interests_as_ o more im 'Stat mary;
poi-tance t an commissions. his other 'H'
ALWAYS ADHERED To, .md ,,,,I‘,,‘-'°',,,, ""°“,,,,,,,"‘°"
when losses occur they are PROMPT-_V tothe cuiqstive go?
LY and CHEERFU LY settled. 1 Pull- TBBYINIUNUO cure-
uonnor. nsznnn; H°Pv-f-v-<>- 1°- ,
, man who build your house
G°”°“l Agent Plankingion--I! you are
Ma-5 lst- tf outdoor life
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or adults when Dr Low’s
f used 251: Alldealers.
U  1 When a woman says
__` rich she would do lots
F world she moons she
PU RE, her old clothes to her
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ut up in Tin Cans. 1 "”"“’ 1°" “Y
. _ . -some iii smell
Six Cakes in a Can. »-Anil 'llimegoodu
price 5 cts_ ,;-_ _p  but I`csn‘t
profits. ~ -
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the cone-rofPownal :mud Grafton Streets at P- m- neil Universii . 8 r . 6 ro,” ock’ s
presert occupied by W. F. Tidmarsh Esq. Poe- R BEAI -'Consultin ‘En f rG eralW ~ d°°r in the nght up 3l‘.'im°
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