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Nova Scotia to British Columbia for 0
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Patronize Home Institutions.
Wear Home Goods
' ‘ Made by Modern Machinery, operated
    _ by skilled workmen of long expir-
ience, made of wool.
Goods that do not Fade-
Goods that wear for years.
Unshrinkable Blankr~‘;<_
Blankets that wear a life time.
Tryon our Reeidymadc Clothing in
Suits and Ulslers our own Cloth.
The best value in Clothing.
Nothing to equal it.
Sold by all Leading Merchants.
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Tryon doubled and twisted Bannrck_
burn Tweeds.
Tryon Ladies` Dress Goods
Tryon Nobby_ Suitings.
Tryon Navy Serges. I
Tryon Homcspuns.
Tryon Flannels.
Tryon Blankets
Tryon Yarns.
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CV THB GLOBE, Toronto, Canada. ’
Qkiuunhdhemii
ooiirooooioiooiiiios
llr Any Glosoil Stove  
S:
ls the Cheapest
and Best Fuel.
We are making a superior quality of Coke now.
Almost as good as Authracite coal and half as cheap.
2 No Dirt. No Ashes. _
Y' (California Wines at H. A. I [I y n 'd»1'i'$°'$§¢n_v._"“°' "°" k’"'“ °”“ "“‘* °'*_g_“¥;,‘;§‘;:i
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orricaouszu eraser. 'oouliirlioig-ery day “at H' All mms. b EFS ` _.l;?°°“m mm an mn'
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S’SlllE AND PIIIIIDE 00 nam. i AINE iN.r;oRoN'1‘o FORT
Miss Fr.om-:Nos SHAW and Mr Wal _ c Tononro, Nov. 1eiiMr Hal1Caine. Lennon
lace Shaw of Brackle Point are visi- the novelist arrived here on Friday from  News says
New York. Owing to indisposition, engineer
» Y »
ting friends in Bedeque and Summer-
side. `
weeks visit to friends in Port Hill and _
Lot 16, returned to Boston last Monday
morning.
Tm; friends of Mr. Lemuel Hayden, 1
of Elmsdale. will sympathize with him
in his sudden and sad bereavement by
losing his wife under so painful cir-
curnsta nces, the report of which will be
found on the first page.
Liinins’ Saconns _-The sale of those
Sacques show the quality style and
price. Ladies Sacques $2.50, $3.75,
$4 50, $5 50, $7.00. $8.50, $10.00,
$12 50, $16.00, any price style or
weight you want. Plain cloth linedt
Sacquesfor $4.50. Fora neat nobby
English or German Sacques, call at
the Ladies’ Furnishing Store.--‘llc-_
Goughan & Wright -23.
AN inquest was held last Monday, by
Coroner James Barclay, on the body of
the late Alex. McLellan, formerly of
Lot 13, who was found dead on a road
in the vicinity of Grand Digue, Lot 9._
The evidence taken by the jury seem-
ed to indicate that the deceased had
crossed the river in a boat on the pre-
vious Thursday and that he had become
exhausted and died from fatigue and
exposure. His cap and shoes were
found at some distance from where the
body was discovered. He was about
75 years of age.
MR. J. H. Lociri-; reeceived a. letter
yesterday morning from his brother,Mr.
Arthur Locke, Silver City, giving parti-
culars relative to the death of their
brother, Mr. Edwin Locke, to which
reference has already been made in THF.
GUARDIAN. From the letter it is learn-
ed that deceased with a party of men
was engaged in re-driving piles in a
bridge on the Pacific Short Line R. R.
in Nebraska. They were in the act of
placing the pile driver in position when
a line broke' allowing the driver to
swing. In swinging it struck Mr.Locke
onthe head killing him instantly. A
companion was also struck and injured
-it is thought fatally. The writer
in dwelling on the nature of the acci-
dent expresses the surprise as well as
the :grief with which the announcement
had been received, as ‘~he,” the deceas-
ed, ‘-was one of the most cautious and
cool headed men that ever lived."
A CASE that has called forth a good
deal of interest was concluded yester_
day in the Police Court. Ernest
Palmer for refusing or neglecting to
provide for his family was arraigned
_ before the Stipendiary at the instance
of one of the police, The trouble, which
had been in progress for some time as-
sumed an acute stage Saturday night.
when the wife of the defendant took
her two children, aged about two years
` and six months respectively to the
home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Pal-
_ mer, at whose house the defendant had
taken shelter and was being provided
_ for. The mother being refused ad-
 mittance. left her elder child on the
1 doorstep, and went in search of law.
i The little waif left alone in the cold and
l drenchiug rain soon made his condition
, knownto passers by and Was taken . to
1 the police -station for shelter. The
I Chairman of the town Council and the
, Stipendiary Magistrate were notified
i .-the mother and children were pro-
§ vi-ted for by the town, and the
l father placed under arrest.
The case came before the Stipendiary
3 Monday and was postponed till yester-
;day for further evidence. Yesterday
3 morning a compromise was effected-
. the fath~r and mother agreeing to work
l| together for their mutual support and
for that of the children- the mother-in-
l law agreeing to extend her sympathy
and to the good intentions.
No Cocaine in Dr. A W. Chase’s
Calarrh Cure.
Prof Heys, Ont. School of Chemistry
and Pharmacy. says :_-‘~ I have made
an exariiination of Dr. Chase’s Catarrh
Cure for Cocaine and in all its compounds
fiom samples purchased in the open
market. and find none present.” We
offer a reward of $1,000, to be _devgtcd
to any charitable institution if any _drug-
gist or doctor can find the least trace of
that deadly drug Cocaine contained in
Dr. Chasa’s Catarrh Cure. Dr. Chase’s
Catarra Cure. recommended by all dea-
§crs at 25 cents a box. blower included
ree. -
Lots of New Honey just
a.rrived.at H. A. CoMPToN’s.
Send your order for Apples
to H. A; Compton’s.
1
Miss Briton, who has paid a fowl;
CONSTANTLY _
Balpiy Badly Affiioted with Eczema.
edical Treatment Useless.
Cured by Cuticura.
My niecc’s little baby boy hadllcaameall-
over his taco, so that he needed continuous
watching, and he scratched the sores con-
stantly. Mornings,hisfaice,handsand clothes
would be stained with blood. S116 DSW!
couid sake iiimoumiis two was so full °f
sores. Shehad medical treatment, and tried
everything she heard ot. She commenced
using the CU'rrcu'nA Bmmnns. The _sores
kj! hisfaceand beams entirely cured, and now
his face is smooth and rosy.
Mrs. L. J. ROOT, New Scotland, N. Y.
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§£b  tiillivsfy hee.
S'I` AR POINTER SOLD.
New Yiinic, Nov. 22.--Star Pointer,
the famousnacer, holding the Woi~ld’s
record of 1.5911, was sold last night to
IV. S, Whate, of Cleveland. for $15,-
000 or $6,000 less than he was sold for
in 1897.
A LESSON FOR WOMEN.
Mrs. Dowson of Toronto ' Cured of
Female Weakness by Dodd’s Kidney
Pills.
Toronto, Nov. 21. -The case of Mrs.
Ellen Dowson. of 640 Gerrand St..
East, who has been restore to vigorous
health, by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. after
six vears of agony from Female Weak-
ness. and Palpitation of the heart, is
causing widi spread interest in the iast
end.
Mrs. Dowson writes that she used
three so-called kidney cures and was
treated by one of Toronto’s most pro-
minent physicians, without deriving the
least benefit.
The first box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills
gave her pronounced relief; eight boxes,
cured her thoroughly.
Mrs- Dowson`s case furnishes a- les-
son every womari should learn. D'odd’s
Kidney Pills are women`s best friend.
Russians Gromateil
ST. Puri-zitsnune, Nov., 19.-In a
large fire. which completely destroyed
an extensive timber shed here on Fri-
day, ten persons were burned to ashes.
*'\-""'€-` »-`»-_
A Quebecer`s Coufiden-"e in Dr. Chase;
Catarrh Cure-Gives Relief at once
He says.
_ 5 Danville I’.Q ,April 9th,1898.
sniiiansos. Barns & Co. Toronto.
Dear Sirs,-Enclosed find $1 for;
dozen boxes Dr. Chase’s L'-atarrh Cure.
Please send them at once. Every pa-
tient using it says: “It is an excellent
cure. gives relief at once.”
Jas.Masson,Gen’l Merchant.,
_ _ Danville, P.Q.
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nn. uonnzannravr.
Orrawa, Nov., 19.--Dr. Montizam-
bert will remove to Ottawa, as the
Government has expressed a desire
that as superintendent of the quaran-
tine in Canada be should reside at the
capital. Hitherto the doctor has resided
in Grosse Isle in summer, and in
Toronto in winter.
Worth Trying if Sick.
A verified record -1,016 persons
cured in one month by Dr. Chase’s
Family Remedies. All dealers sell and
recommend them.
Ihink of
Murohy’s 1
Bakory ~
- thing Fresh and Nice
for your Table ‘
"rows AND Vs sion
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_ 'PHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER 23 l898 _
tr
tel
Mr. Caine has been obliged to cancel his
engagements in Montreal and Ottawa,
and Toronto is the only city in Canada
he will visit on his present trip. Mr.
Caine will sail for England about De-
cember 1.
and he spentt
Qs
°f1'°08»
cures piles in three to five nights. 55 cents.
_akin.4cd.cses. accents.
'SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. _
.( Revised Weekly.)
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Cheese . . . . . . . .
 
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Geese(wild).............. 
Rayner bon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Mangles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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To Cure a. Cold in Ole Day `
_ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure
25c Merch 17 9 mos. d. & w
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_Goods that attract
in 5tyle,Q||ailty and
Price. ‘ l
A visit to our store will con-
vince you that our ` stock is
both attractive in appearance.
_ first-class in quality,and satis-
factory in price.
G. H. Tl-llllllii
Watclinalier, .leleleraiig Opilclan. e
North Side Queen Sq.
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loDONAl.D & MARTIN
BARRISTERS. I
So1icitors,Nota.rias Public, &.c.Money to loan I
l Gai1’ney's Building. S’Sidc
H. C. MCDONALD, B. A. M. P.
gl. Vhiwrriv R. A._ _ A _
REMOVED.
D .J. E. M Donald,
his ilifllce to mgrc centraE_?l&:\t'tei1m'rl:>oi.n?M¢)a?o‘i
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Everyoperation in theupractzice of dang;
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Agnew: Gure for the I-lcart brushed against the gnm rs
Diseasesoftheheartarebyfarrhemosttreacherousofail
to old and -young alike-_not insidious but violent, for wh
suis: oleuce.
the hart
cure. Dr
eminently to-day
heart trouble
that thousands t
thejehef that
world have long
Most eminent doctors, w
tested Dr Agnevfs
ZILZQ
their practice as the qui
to medical science. What are
tenng, shortness of brmth, w
feet and ankles, pain in the
spells, uneasiness in sleeping
more indications that. the
Cure for the _Heart is a h
to find relief from it inside of
Mas. Inc. Frrzrivrarcx, of
bggminent pbgchm for heart
c ged  hospital as a
acute ppm and rzzlplixtgtlon, her
CV CDAQDCY
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One dose evedherofa very
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DR. AGNBW'S OINTMENT cures eczema, salt rheum, M3,
DR. A(|NBW’S CATARRHAL POWDER relieves cold in the
cure most stubborn and long standing catarrh cases quickly and
DR. AGNEW’S LIVER PILLS cure constipation. bilioumem,
What a boon to many a man or woman iftliia were literally
because this particular organ is shackled bydiccass-an
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