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is
Royal
Oak ?
It is a silid handsome cake
of ':‘.~=a'isi'i_£; soap-The p~r-
ictuiou of quick-acting,
lab ir-saving “Cleansers”
It has no equel whatever in
the laundry, and besides it
will clean paint, make oil-
cloths bright, and give the
tl iors, tables, and shelves a
new appearance. It will
take the grease oil' the dish-
es.knives and forks. The
wash basin. the bath tub,
even the greasy kitchen sink
will be clean as a new pin
if you use Royal Oak.
Gnecake will prove ll we
say Be a clever housekeeper
and try it. Take no substi-
tutes. _
&>ld ever y where.
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Ch'town Soap Wo -ks _
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GAIPBELL ll0llSE.
Good Board at reasonable rates.
Pres coach wand from all trains and
staeamers.
J.E. HOUGHTON,
Water St.; Summcrside
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Dr. I M Mchlillaii
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The Russ Hotel. Cmnt! St. Summerside.
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rains tward. _ Trains Inward.
lead down Read Un.
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R iyslty Junction 9.
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'Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.
' D. POTTINGER.
Gen. lan. Can. Gov'r.. R'ys..
Moncton, N. B.
64-<5. SHARP Slloerlutlldent. P. E. I- R.
Clurlc‘uetuwn.'Jnne 2111
S. l'l. JUNES
P -
Of Sibrevois, Quebec, wishes to en-
gage frim Oct. 10th ti Nov. 20th, a
good large schooner or barge. and a
strong steam tug, to carry lambs and
other pr.;duce from Summerside to
Point du Chene. Schooner or barge
must be able t i carry 1000 limbs per
tdp. Any person wishing to engage
will please apply. stiting price per
head for lamb: or price per day for 40
days’ work, to ‘ _
S. H. JONES.
Summerside, June 24-ii
“Say,” said the farmer’s wifes-I hear
your old man aiii’t doing nothing now-
adays but r ~ad poetry books and
s‘oi'.es."
~~l don" care if he ain’t” said the other
fa.riner`s wife, incensed at tie implica-
t;on of ind(-l ance. “He has to study up
his dialect to get ready to talk to the
su ui mer boarders "
#_-mi-
DEAR Sins.-\\'ithin the pa-.t year I
know of three f:it'y tumors on the h ad
having been removed by the applica-
_tion of MlXARDS_ LIXIMENT without
any surgical operation and tier.: is no-
. indication of a return.
Carr. W. A. Prrr.
~ Clifton. N. B. Gondola Ferry.
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_ _ _ Liver~Pills, the worl-:l’s. greatest cure. ' 5
`i
--I =l ," ill
ll|lllil|l|.Sf ‘
while using Dr. A. W. Chas¢’s -
Nerve Food.
There comes a critical time in the life of every
woman when the bud of girlhood is unfolding
into the full blown flower of w o m a n h ogd.
Mothers at this time should carefully guard
their daughters' health, for this is :i time when
nmny a girl falls victim to insidious diseases
which make life a mi .
Loss of flcshfheadsghes. pains in back and
side. nervousness, irritability, dull eyes and a
pale, sallow complexion, these are the_symp-
i-ims that warn you to use Dr. A. W. (.hase's
Nt' ’ F Od.
rie 0
The blood is impoverished and the nerves ,
require nutrition. Nature must have assistance
and there is no better way to help nature than
by using Dr. A. VV. Cha.se's Nerve Food.. It
isafood for blood and nerves. and creates
rich, red blood, solid flesh and new nerve tissue.
The color will return to the cheek. the bright-
ness to the eye, and increase in weight will tell
of solid advance in health.
Dr. A. \V. Chase's Nerve Food. 5oc. a box.
At all dealea, or Edmanson. Bates & Go..
Toronto.
5 ~ 3
creamed ;. .
WITH..
 00)'
lining. aiming »
Tortures of . . .
Eczema on the Scalp
Some of the cures effected by Dr. Chase'a
Ointment are more like miracles than anything
else. The case recorded h f th
ere was one o e
worst ever brought to the attention of Toronto's
best physicians, and when doctors gave up all
hope of recovery Dr. Chase‘s_ Ointment was
successful in producing a perfect cure.
Mr. james Scott, i36WrightAvc.,Toront0,
states: “ My boy Tom, aged ten, was for
nearly three years amictcd with a had fonu of |
Eczema of the seal , which was very unsightly
and resisted all  of remedies and doctor'a
treatment. His head wa in a terrible state.
Vlehadtokeeghimiomschool. andattimea
his head woul bleed. and the child would
screamwithagony. Fortwoandahalfyaua
tledwlthitinvain, butat lastfound a
Clmayl';8  ive
used. original sues dried -
skinluita normal  xi
game to tetiy tothe wonderful ‘
. Chaee'a Oinnnmt is putting it
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at all dealers, cv
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acazeaucvir events. ~
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beinsuredagainat.
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or Foirsiilts
it to be their high duty tug
e it easy 'for all healthy mcn
to secure sumcient insurance to*
Elf
D0
protect their dependents at the
lowest possible rate' consistent
withsafety. Theyhavcsucceedt.-d
in pa ` over $1,500,000 in
ficent surplus of over $674,000 as -
asafeguard. 
For further ’cnlars en-
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 of any of g:uO$ccra org lj
of the Order, or address ‘
$ R, izi.i_io'rr, 3 ;
H. C. R., Ingersoll. _;
THOS. \VI‘llTE»
High Sec'y_, Brantford.
$ BRNST 0AllTUNG.S.0., S
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cfm’ - Toosih-,
Colds, ache,
f Diarrhma,
Dysentcry
““' '” Bowel Complaints.
' A. ‘5`l\1'6. Safe. Quick Cure for
these troubles is s
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C
GDI' 1 61°
It is the trusted friend of the
Mechanic, Farmer, Planter
Sailor, and in fact all classes
Used internally or externally.
Beware of imitations. Tak
one but the genuine “ P 
VIS " Sold everywhere
_Y 250. and 500. bottles. _
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BARRISTERS.
Solicitors, Notaries Public, 8:0. Money to
i loan. .
0FFICES{ l;‘;‘if’l.‘§y-’3“§‘.‘ii£.g'f‘”éi§.’.l’;I 1,
 amassing the magui-S ,C
 _ __
TH E GUARDIAN CHARLOTI ETOWN, JUNE. 24 1899
S’SIDE AND PRINCE C0.
Titrlour Scot; Cake just opening to-
day. li’s delicious.-U.iing’s Coulee-
tionery. ~ 24 3i .
Mas. J. t‘. Porn and Mrs. Gio. Pope
arrived by the Noi tliumberland yestc r-
day evening.
mn.. A. o. netsw. cimi0ii.i.>w..,l
Mr. A. A. hii~Lean, Charlottetown,were
in town yesteiday.
Ri-:eoi.sa prayer meeting in 'Y. M. C.
Hall tc-morrow morning at 10 o’i-lock.
Leader, Mr. D. Gt rdon.
RIPE tomatoes, cucumbers, pines.
peaches and plums, just received today
at Ching’s Confectionery. 24 Bi
Mn. S. H. Joints, the sheep buyer.
has in this issue an advertisement of
interest to ship owners. Read it. 24 21
WAN'ri~:D.-A reliable boy vi ith some
experience lu grocery business. Apply
by lottertoP. O. Box 202, Summer-
side. 20 tf.
Tut: schr. Brudenell-King, cleared
yesterday for Demerara with the fol-_
lowing cargo: 6988 bushels white
oats, 16 head of cattle, 32 shcep,valued
at_$3401.00.
i
THE Campana, Capt. Deuitrs,an'ived
yesterday evening from Montrea‘, with
a good freight and the following passen-
gers: Misa E. Radford, Miss Brooks,
for Summerside. She left at 10 o’olock
for Pietou and intermediate stations.
Pnorun in style, superior in fit and
workmanshipmobby in patterns and un-
cqualled in value. That’s the kind of
ready-to-wear clothing we are selling.
If ni t a clothing customer try ue.-
Sinclair & Stewart. 24 d2i w1i
Iouit faithful feet are rendering you
good service, and deserve the best at-
tention. lf you have been wearing
ordinary shoes, give them something
better. The famous Whitham $3.00
shoe for men at Sinclair & Stewart’s'.
D  ain;*4 <12! wit
Tins Summereide schools will close
on the 29th inst. The closing exercises
wili be-held inthe Market Hall, com-
mencing at 7.15 sharp. An admission
fee of 10 cents will benharged, the- pro-
ceeds to be in aid of the Public Library. _
“iw fm-Kai i
> . i
SPRING VALLEY school district 
Children with their classes will' he all-l
THE liEl|llK|B[E BASE 0F I Yllllli
Bllll. ll Vl|lKEllTlll|-
For Three Years She Could Only go
About With the Aid of Crutches-
Had to be Helped in and _ Out of
Bed-Her Restoration to Health
Was Unlocked For.
From the Walkerton Telescope. '
A ccuple of Walketton ladits were
recently ‘discussing the case ofa mutu»1
friend who, owing to the sudden dev‘t"l~
opment of a bad att ick of sciatica, had
slrangir ti the young woman in ques-
iou, made the remark. "I would ad-
vise your fiiendti take Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills.” Asked to give her reasons
for making this recommendation she
-'iroceeded to give tie details of a 'most
remailial l»= cure that had been iffected
by l)r_ Williams’ Pink Pil!s on the
daughter of hir nearest neighbor. a
Miss Rebecca Greenhow, and the story
as told by this lady, hvaiug subsequent-
ly been repeated in tue hearing of tlga
edition of this paper, we decided ti in-
vestigate an-l find out frcpi personal
inquiry all the circumstances of ‘the
power of medicine ovt-r disease. That
evening we called at Mr. Greenhow’s
residence. Both Mr. and Mrs. Green.
how were at home, but their daughter
had gone down towu.‘Yee’ replied _M'rs.
Greeuhowin answrrta aqueetou in re-
gard to th-» r ~ported cure, "My daugt -r
has been cur d; I believe Dr. Williams’
Pink P.1ls saved hc-1:" life.” She then
gave the cricumstances of _her daugh-
ter's illness and cure as.fillows :-
“Rebf-cca, is now seventeen years-of
age. When she was eleven she was
attacked with ionsililis and following
this for the next three years she never
had a moment free from pain. She
began to complain of pains all over her
fhodv but chiefly in her bark She be-
came so weak and run down that she
gas unable to walk wjtiiout the assist-
ance cf a crutch. The doctor said she
was suffering from intmmat iry
rhecmatiaui brought on by an impover-
ished condition of the system. 'He re-'
Lssr Thursday’s gale was particular-
ly revere along the coast west of Sum-
merside.' At Cape Egmont five boats
oelonginz tc the lobster factory of I.0.
Arsenault &.Sou. which had been lying
at anchor in the bay were driven ashore,
one totally destroyed- and the others
badly damaged. A wharf belonging
to the same tlrm was also destroyed. It
is feared that the lobster traps have
suffered severely. At Egmont Bay a
boat belonging to S.'E. Ga.lart went
adrift and has uct bf eu recovered.Sovera1
cther minor losses in the vicinity of
Egmont Bay are reported. At Tignish
there were several boats destroyed by
being driven ashore. li
THE following are the entries for
the Dominion Day Races onthe Sum-
merside Driving Park ;'3 minute class- _
Joe Murphy, B. G. by _ Black Pliot,
H. C. Hooper. Ch’town; Brilliant B.G,
by Black Pilot. Walter Lea, Victrria;
Lady'Burns B. M.. by Westliwn, Win
Burns. Freetown; Prunella B. M. by
Percep‘0r, Andrew A.Leckie, Ch’iown;
South \Vind, Rex. G. Admihistriit ir,
Al irt Craswell. Ru.-tico; Hildred .B-
M. by Westlawn Dam by Sir Wm. val-
lace, James McLecd S’Side; Pair.-
finder B. G, All Right, Wm. Ellis.
licve that there is to-day a healthier
girl in Wa1kerton.”
Such is Mrs. Grecnhow’s story of the
cure of her daught r through the use of
’Dr. W lliams’ Pink Pills atier years of
great suffering. We may add that a
day or two later the writ fr called once
more at the” Greenhow abode in the
ho of seeing the oun- lad herself
P° Y 5 .Y -`~
This time she was at home and she
came into the room. She presented an
appearance of the most pfrfeet heal h.
She repeated the' story of her sulerings
in su`Jstantial1y.the same _t rms as her
mother had done, and. lke ner mother,
gives all the credit to Dr. = Williams’
Pinkl’i1ls. '
_ Rncumatism, sc-ia is , neuralgia.par -
ial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, nervous
headache, nervous prostration, and
diseases depending upon humors in the
blood, such as scrcfula, chronic cry-
sipelas, etc., all disappear before a fair
treatment with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill 4.
They givea healthy gl-'iw ta pals and
sallow complexion. Sold by all dealers
and post paid at 50c. a -box or six boxes
f- r $2 50 by addressing tie Dr.
Williams’ Medicine Co.,Bro`ckville,Oit. t
Do not be persuaded to lake some sub-
ati-tute, ~
_-_ég_l;_
O’Leary, liorward, C H, G, T
French. All Right, James A. McNeill, 1
2.40 class.-Vernon River Bay. B. G.
by All Right,Richard I=Ierbert,Kingston,
N. B; Flying Frenchmeu. by Riley’sf
_--_
John a Jeffrey. Summerside; Prunella,
B. M. Preceptor. Dr. Leckie, Charlotte-
town ;Bi lie Stanford, B.M.,Leland Stan
fc_r.l,JarnesMcLeod. Jsck,B.G. by John
All Right, Ed Crosby, Cape Traverse;
Island Messenger, Ch. S. McNutt’s
Messengi r, Wm. Howard Cn Wolfe.
2.26 Class-Parkland, B. G., 2.261,
Parkside, Sampson Grady; Minnie, B.
M., 2.26§, byAdministrator, Jrmes Mc-
H. C. McDo.\'A1.n, B.A.M.P.P, 
K. J. Mantis, B.A. __
I-006 ; Belle Stanford. B. QM., .Leland
Stanford, John Steele.
When I see a man with a sour, riv-
elled face, I cannot forbear pitying his
wife; and when I meet with an open.
ingenuous countanance l think on the
Dean, Richard Smallman, O’Leary;’h " h' » - - |
wesiu iviikes, ob. c.A1mc.f wiike..i,:i§lllff;s °' 'S fnends’ ms t°““1y’“”d‘
THE TRADE wiND_s. ‘s
_ _ _ . ,_ . _ ,.. , _ .__,,.. ,,
. _ .
° \
The malls close at the 
town Poet Qlee as follows
‘ °(l»O¢ll Thule), . `
For points went (with connections) to
-Summerslda and Tlgnlsh on line of
railway, 7.80 a m.`and also at-8 40p.ln,
with_p.in. connections to North Tryon,
Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,
North Garletou and Seerletown.
For points east (with connections) to
bcuz-is and Georgetown on line of ral..
way. 8.00 p.m.
Por Courier route to Southport and gi)
points thence to Belfast, 6.16 a m.
For Courier route to North River and
l
all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday.
Thursday nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
For United States, 'ew Brunswick,
Ontario, Quebec Nova Scotia, and the
beed compelled to take to her bed when _ N°nhW9_Sf. 8.30 _p._m. _
a third ladv present, but who was a. For "Wat _B"t°m~ Ffldiyo 10 P434
Letters uns collected from street
ter boxes of 6 a m.. 2 p.m. and 8
II).
g_ _ _ '_1 uni
mil
We, the undersigned do hereby
agree to refund the money on a
twenty live cent bottle of Dr Wills’
not relieve Constipation and Head
ache We also' warrent that four
bottles will pei mancntly cure the most
obstinate case of Constipation Sat
tisfaction or no pay when Wills’
English Pills are used.
Johnson & Johnson, Drugghitl,
Charlottetown, P E. I
Geo. EL Hughes, Druggiet, Char-
lottetown P. E. I. '
L. W. Watson, Druggist, Queen
St., Charlottetown, P.E.I. '
_l `Reddin Bros., Drucgiate, Queen
Square, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
-_ then have been perfect and her nerves
e. ` . _ '!`_ __ 
'One cup cold-Wfhlleff. Oak,
one cup sweet milk, cnc’ 
sugar, one, well-beaten egg, one-ilfh
scribed- various remedies but nothing fill*-l’°‘| b1\$_f_¢¥_»' W 
seemed to do her any good andfinally ll°'_"|°l'a 'IU ‘MF " #qi
wadacidedto try another doctor. He: blterniesly. Bake twenty minutes in
also _pronounced ~ the trouble toil;  P*°9°1'~1`i°S°-
rlieu tism _but then : h vc f `.
be congratulated on having secured an-I* \’9:l.§°f  ew? ' 'tm   
other yeartlieeervieeeol thctrpopular °°°*'3°°d W 87°' '°*k°'° 85"” _  ,.32 ,___  _
and .union mailer, ur. .nm-sa. W'-°¢*l°'°°°°41°°f°l'° *U *bl*  1;   ' ._-g
H°,m°,,_.,,,|,° hu md chap °¢ tu, tcleaveyhe house and could only move ___-_.gy  _ _ ~
school during the past ten yeaie. _Aa f‘°°°‘° 1‘°°m='N  blf “W U” 5* I!0f1'llil\.’§   5
additionclfive dollars to his lluppk- h°f°1'“°|*°°'f_1w° "°’°  ‘° f !‘_\_Ull\\§Nl3‘f $5 _
ment shows thathis services areduly 5°' ‘° °l°°m° _bdtwd md. '°'.  *"P°°' “Sl” Nm’ d°'"\
,Pp,,¢;,¢,d_ ‘ _though shawcreit for a long time itdld ma vm; fm- gh, gm
’:‘..°.';.°:..=°°‘..:.""....‘°'°'~ ‘?..'::r. .tt as °-p.
_ t a i ` ' " ~ _
Csirrnanr. Horst., June -28.-Wm. 'hm to bgaugisimd in.: ::d_mmg- b,¢|_- ?,,"_»  ba ut tm _  _
Brown, Bay Side P. E. I; J. B. Lark.l,,,d °Wm_|,°¢ "el ni” fmm a “gr _,I knowtha’ my 'il "3, “M tg.
»i“°» R‘°*"”°““% W- H' T°°°°°*»’ 51"* wiiiiom ummm. weiwi gim n1»'i~ai=iiansa-My' -*iwunui if '
h*_1°¢*~N° Si MH-,J°|"\ R- Cm- .OUP all hope ot her recovery when a Mrfghq 'ay-mm, 'gl-_-|¢.|_” _
b“fES°°M*P§§_ l_4'il*“d-M11-_J°°: M-` ‘John Allan, 'who had himself been ..'1'h,n ,he 'gig  gg," 
*i|;‘°_ gm' chf;f""_ ," 'nd Mn' W’  Ulmillfi “m\°U0d» lm* W|§°_ hid 50°!! -the straw-hlired youth :Mt me ¢a'_ clip
"',,'q“}°" 1,'-S” AIS'  “""j cured 'by the vw' 01 D5- Williams’ Pink _on me side ot thehun bam.. 1 mana
;m° eh  'J §°'3;_It’_ ° “'90” 1 Pills, advispd us to give them a_lrial. got my ha`rbi'uslicd.Z" . ._ t
f' "1 re °°- ' .°Y»» Fm. i°"»"° We hndthtrtied sg =§1=l:_:_rdti\1ng°W»ttb<;\}¢ °-vlrguidniimin you tv excisiind
Do your es trouble you P Com to “was a mi i-mm ° ‘wap 1° that “head” 7l’“"’“ _ '
us. we willcgive You comfort if gl;ses advice’ but Pe lnsmwghsogtmiiiglybowu Then sh’ §"h°d into 'P°P°"  M
can do it Havin late] take” a s in W° finally Y1°ld°‘l- ° FSU V0 3°’ never did nothing but read thglewc-
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till ‘E
"Darned if I know,” said the other.
~-she ain’t so had only in he morn-
ing?
The good lady was simply suffering
with Nervous Dyspepsia which is al.
ways more pronounced in the morning.
lDodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets would have
cured her. She should have tikeu one
after every meal. Her digestion would
would have been relaxed and comfort-
able. Her temper would then have
been angelic both' morning and evening
and Dodd’s Dysp pain. Tablets would
have only cost her tlfty cents at any
drug store-
_ Willie Strutt was playing with the
limbs boys. His mother called him.
~-Willie, dori’t you know those are had
boys fr-r you to play with P” °*Yes,
mother," said Willie, “I know that,
but, then, I am a good boy for them to
pl ty with.”
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Of Coarse he Was.
Milton, Cut., June 19.-The Halton
proyincial election trial opened here at
ten o’clock this morning. The petition
was dismissed without co.-ts. Mr. Bar-
ber consequently retains his seat.
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- A coop i‘ie:s'1‘.
Blow strong since Nerviline is in thej
market. Ne-rviline is the great nerve-
pain cure. Its penetrating and pain
subduing power is such that relief is
clmost ingtantaneous. -Try it and _be
aouvinoed.
If you have backache and there are
brick dust d»_ pasits found in the urine
after it stands for 24 hours you can be
sure the kidneys are deraneed.To effect `
a prompt and posit`ve cure and 1
prevent Bright’s disease. suiering and
hnglish Pills, if after using three-'
fourtlts of contents of ' bottle. they do'
f i
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A caan.
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death, use Dr. A. W. Chase’s ltidneyi
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