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80° loed or had blood? to th mo ,I le, N b
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ilrsaplrilla for thin im ure bio ed from a wedding trip through the prov
Ht  ""“‘"'°'°=°“I wlp _h,,_°-d,', _: i  had   moe and 9.11:. I.,eu.i have taken uptiien
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if you wish the best in photo'
gmpliy, finished on the new spec
miirt-il mounts, (the very latest
novelty-)
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VISIT
QUE-
GEO. II. COOK,
where llnhv is Always Welcome.
ROUSE UP YOUR ENERGY
iryou'\-vin,-l your old time vigor and feel
Ahuboiii-:s’
DIGESTIVE TONIC
\\illi;i\-.\_\~uu ~ni\p, vlninnd energy. AH itn,
i\|i|u~\iv.i-1-1| --.uuiol he hontcn und it ninkcs
you i-n_iiu' whnl. vnu ent. l’i-ice 250. per hottie
GEO. E. HUGHES»f
Apothecaries Hall. l
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llinnl, -li-ring \\':\li`erprnui’ bu0i.n`ii-i'wlii|.b itre rc- 1
qnni-il nor.. \\'i-. luivo n lnrgo stock to select'
[nun Hui- |n»i<-i\.- ure lower thrtn uny in the city
\I‘il onri- .pi-list-s url: lt-ss. liuys! rice our \vn.i:cr
llmcl bool- "'l`hc l.cndcr" $1.50n pnir.
A- E- Nici* ACHEN»
'l`|ic Shoo Mun.
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Some Mora Gootlhlngs
\\'i: have just received a
slupuicui of Crosse 8; Black-
wcll`s goods including: Pick-
les in chow-chow, mixed, wal-
nnis und liirkins.
joins in strawberry. rasp-
berry, etc., oran e marma
g _
lndc in all sizes, pure malt
vinegar, Lea and Pcirin’s
sniice, lieiigal club chutney,
pi~c.-acrveil ginger, condied
ginger chips, French Olives,
i,in~i~a Dil, Macaroni, Huntley
and l‘.ilmcr‘s short bread and
liisciiit in different varieties.
invicius
SHOES
ARE MADE
ON
HONOR
p The style and work-
manship appeal to the
`l`ln-sc high-class goods are
well known and speak for
llicinsclvcs.
We will be pleased to, show
iliciu lo you at
M o K e n nais
GROCERY.
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We have a fine
0 fall stock of
illillllllili  
at the lowest pos-
sible prices.
You can ialways
depend on getting
the best value for
your money at
srilous at co’s.,
man of discriminating
judgment-The good
opinion formed by iirst
acquaintance is con-
firmed by the soundest
test that can be ap- f
plied to footwear-The
test of wear.
Most styles sell for
$4.00 it pair.
Alley & Co.
Charlottetown.
 .
NEW GOODS FROM
CROSSE & BLACKWELL
Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow. _
French Olives and Sardines.
Devilled and Potted Meats.
Olive Oil and English Sauces. I
Candied Citron and Lemon Peel.
jams, Jellies and Marmalade. _
Preserved Ginger and Ginger Chips.
Currie Powder and Essence Coffee.
Huntley & Palmer's Biscuits, Soaps
Chutney.
B661' & Goff.
Chas. F. Davison
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Oilice and showrooms, Prince Sf-» 0P'
posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot
of Prince St. Having added to my
equipment one of the atest improved
casket lowering derives. and _H flue Pal'
of horses, and having had eight years
experience in the business I am pre-
pared to do all work in a thoroughly
up-to-date manner. All calls promptly
intended to at any hour of the day or
night. Oliice te ephone, No. 289, resi
dence, No. 19:. lime 6 N8 3! Wif-
 
. l FALL TIME TABLE.
1 Commcnging MONDAY, October 2nd, 1005
the summer “ELFIN will pl between
Prince Bt.. Ferry Wharf and geeky Point.
asiollo_iys:- _
Will leave Ch'town Will loavs Rocl¢Y P5-
7_w “_ m_ 8.00 a. rn.
8.!!! a. m. 9.00 a. 1"..
gm m 10.00 c.. rn.
ll.00 10.41! noon
tw 2.21) D. Ui.
Lili
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SUNDAY.
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Charlottetown.
5 o'cLocx tea. at Y. M. C. A. Thanksgiv-
ing nlteruoon, 15 cents. _
Ruv Joniv Mimmtir will preach in
Bmdalbane Hull Thursday With at 7o‘clock
Miss Ci.Aiu<n, Bedeqne, who was visit-
ing her sister Mrs. J. A. Cameron n few
llllymleftyesterdayto visit relatives in
Surnniersldennd O'Leary before leaving
for Calgary, Alberta.
Mus. WM. 'l‘1urr.oi¢ and' Mis. Austin
Steele, Nine Mile Creek, P. E. I., alter
“Pending several pleasant weeks visiting
friends lu Qhoddy, N. S., have returned
again to their homes.
Born city and country merchants
should remember that tha "Pike" cap for
ladies und girls is “all the rage" Send a
905,12 0Bl‘d to C. Leonard Grunt, P. 0. Box
W9. Charlottetown, for an assorted
snuiple dozen. They retail at 60 cents.
This notice \vill not appear again. S
SEND in postage stumps to “The Guar
diun, Clin.rlotteto\vn," 6 cents for 100 Tun-
nel smmps, ll cents for ZX), 16 cents for
300, 21 cents for 400, 26 cents for 500 or 52
cents for 1000. These prices include cost
of mailing. Everybody should use
Tunnel stumps on their envelopes and
corrcsponilenee. d tw t-f
A P. E. Island gciitleinnn who wus in
the city yesterday stated that thousands
of live geese had ulreudy been shipped
from that province to the United States,
and hundreds of dressed geese land been
sent to Sydney rind other local market
pluces. The P. E. island man said ii few
ycurs ngo, if n P. E. Islund farmer get Il()
cents ioru dressed goose he thought he
hnd done well. But to-dny the Island
fsrnicrs nrc getting three and four fold
euch for their geese (alive) nnd it pays to
misc geese new ns ll, never puid heiore.
It is nn important industry and the
fnrim-rs nre looking after their geese und
giving them some attention; and it will
not be long before the goose trade of the
Island province will he as important us
the lninb trade.-Moncton Fx.
Crossing nt the Capes in lrlll has the
snniciiit-restiisut present. The Colon-
ini llernld of April 13th 1841 says:-On
'l`|\ursduy lst His Excellency the Lleut.
Governor, Lady Mary Fitz Roy'
Miss Fitz Roy and Geo Fitz
Roy, accompanied by Hon. T. H.
Haviland and Mr. Hnythorne proceeded'
to (lnpe Truvcrse for the purpose of
ivituessing the couriers crossing the
Sti-nit ol' l\_<'orthulnberluud on their return
from Cape Torruentine with the weekly
innll. The principal object. of H’s Ex-
cclloncy‘s visit. was to iiscerlnin ii’ any
rind what iniproveinciit. could lie' ciiected
in the present winter mnil service. The
pnrty urrived nt the Cape att noon on
Frldny und after driving on the ilxed
shore ice nearly n mile dlscovercill the
couriers ut. the distance ot about four
miles, inuking their wny through the
drift ice. The day being exceedingly
line the site was truly gratifying and
weiiuderstnnrl thnt His Excellency ex~
prcsscdliiuiselfin terms of commenda-
tloii of the hardy perseverance and
diligence displayed by Phillip Irving, the
contractor and his co travellers.
Blironr: leaving for Boston, John A~
Buchnnuii, Brndnlbnne, was waited upon
hy the members of Sentinel Lodge of L.
Y. B. to bid hlin u fond farewell. Thr
first part oi' the evening wits spent iii
gunics, etc. Then ull were invited to the
Dining Room where u bountiful rcpnst
wns provided by thc sisters. Some time
wits then passed in vocnl music. Hugh
McLurc was on motion asked to take
olmrge of the meeting. He stated that as
Bro. Buchanan was about to leuve they
met this evening to sny goodbye to him.
He would say that lt was with feelings of
regret and sorrow that the cominiinlty
hnd learned oi Mr. Buchl1nnn‘s expecta-
tions to remove from his native lund. He
had always proved himself ready, willing
and uhle to assist ln any worthy object,
and nlthough fur nwny he would not be
forgottcn.` A. M. McDonald read and
presented un address from Sentinel Lodge
L. Y. 15. expressing their sorrow at
parting with Bro. Buchanan and
trusting thnt the instruction rc-
cclved in the Lodge room would
not be forgotten by hiin. Mr. Buchanan
made o. llttlng reply stating that there
was no plnce or pcoplc in which or among
whom he would rather live, and that he
would not soon forget thc pleasant and
proiltnble meetings he had with the L.Y.B.
Remarks were mnds by A. M. McDonald,
Donald Mclntosh, G. D. Mntheson and
John Stewart all speaking in terms of
praise oi’ Mr. Buchanan. The Chairman
then asked all to rise and sing the old
familiar hymn “God be with you till we
meat. ngain," and by request of Mr. Buch-
anan the Maple Leaf Forever and God
save the King were sung. After bidding
farewell all left for their homes feeling
that they were parting with ,a good
neighbor and honored member of the
comuiunitv.-Com.
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Clydesdale Stock Food is one of the best
of its kind on the market.-For eplzootic,
liver trouble, eough.lniluenza,hide bound,
blood out of order, etc., it is eéri-ninly o
leader. Horses, cattle, oolts, ‘calves and
sheep are made fat and healthy by its
uae. Sold in 26 lb buckets at [$.50 and
0 lb pks. at ll.(l`.l.-A. W. Reddin.Phem B.
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WNVM Nami
\ The full Hover, delicious quality' and absolute purity of WI-IlTE’:a
CHOCOLATES distinguish theiii from others, and make them quick sellers.
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' ' _ _ Mns.Wu. A. Gi-iAisoi.si¢, Mt. Albion,
frlendsand (hose connected with the
.
certs,or ofa general naturc,in this Ofiice
not later than 4 p. m. and of any consid-
erable length muoh earlier, us it is impos-
sible to give all the news of the day if ad-
vertising has to be handled at night for
uppenmance of the same quantity of news.
For the issue of thc 13th one third ofa col~
umn of such advertising wus set up in
type at night., and readers were thus
deprived of the same quantity of into
naws.'1`his,of course, makes The Guardian
less valuable to renders und correspond-
ingly so to advertisers, and in future only
emergency advertising will he accepted at
night. Friends are uskr-.d to hand in ull
their advertising as early us possible each
day. _ ‘
EAs"rnnN Norris.-All hands are potato
digging many nearing completion. The
crop is a good one.-The dwelling, burn
und ii large pnrt of the crop of Allred
Stewart were destroyed by Hrc on the
evening of the llth. The gule prevnlllng
at the time gave such force to the (ire that
the saving ot anything was difficult.--A
bear was shot by John Robertson and
Will Coiiin behind John‘s fence, on the
night of the ldtli. Twice before he had
been u tnr-get for hunters ns his sears ut-
tested. Two buck shot in his brick were
likely left there by John two years ago,
while small shot of two sizes und n. great.
slug of lend in n hind leg were ilred into
him_hy some one nt. present unknown.
Two nights before he run down, cnught
and pnrtly devoured one of Ezra Kenn-
edy`s sheep within n hundred yards of
.lohn's house, while John liud to his credit
more lienrskins than nny innn in P. E.
Island. Year by your 'they ure growing
source; The keenness of their scent, the
uculeness of their hearing, their extreme
caution and nvoidnncc ofinnn ure pro-
verbinl, while their iinincnsc strength
and Icroclous temper niitke them custom-
ers to be dreaded. Another one shot off
East Point. a few weeks ago had also
some lead in his body.-James McLellan
who left Red Point Junction yeni-s
ngo lliis returned with his wife and family
to mnkc his home on the Island. lie has
bought. the frirni of the into Daniel Me-
Uormnck. Blnck Bush.-Joseph Pepe,
Chepstow, has completed additions and
improvements to his residence.
ON LY A SUGGESTION
But it Iias Proven of Interest and Value
to Thousands.
Common sense would suggest that if
one wishes to heeomc iieshy und plump it
can only result from the food we ent niid
digest nnd that ioorl should bc ulbuinin-
ous or llesli-forming food, like eggs, beef-
steuk, rind cereals; in other words the
kinds of food that mnke iiesh nre the
foods which form the greater part. of our
dolly hills oi’ fiirc.
But the treifble is that while we cnt
enough and generitlly too much, the
stomach, from abuse und ovcrwork, docs
not properly digest and nssiniilnlc it,
which is the rcnson so many people rc-
ninin thin und under weight; the digestive
orgnns do not completely digest tlicfilcsh-
forming heefstenk, eggs and similar
wholesome food.
There are thousnnds of such who ure
really conilrmerl dyspcptics, although
they muy have no pnrticular pnln or iii-
i convenience from their stomachs.
If such persons would V lny their pre
_indices aside und nmke ii regular practice
of tnking, uftereucli meal one or two of
Stuuri/s Dyspepsiu Tablets the food
would be quickly and thoroughly digest-
| ed, because these tablets contain the
natural peptones and dinstnse which every
weak stomach lncks, and by supplying
this want the stomach is soon enabled to
roach its nniurnl tone and vigor.
Stu irt‘s Dyspep.-lin. ’l.`n.lilets [digest every
‘ kind of ilesh-forming food, ment., eggs
bread and potatoes, und this is the reason
they so quickly bui'd up, strengthen und
invlgornte thin, dyspeptic men, women
ani child ren.
l Iuvnllds und children, even thc most
|delicutc, use them with marked henelil
! ns they coniiiin no strong, irrltnting
drugs, no ciitlinrtlc nor ony hurrnful
ingredients.
Stuart's Dyspcpsiu Tablets are thc most
successful and most widely known of any
remedy for stonincli troubles because they
nre the most rensonable und scientific of
inoilern inedl<‘.lncs.
i StuarL's Dyspepsin Tnlrlcts ure sold by
every driigglst ln the United States rind
Cnnndn as well as Great Britain, at 50
cents for complete treatment.
Nothing iurtlicr is required to cure nny
l stomach trouble or to make thin, nilirveus,
dyspeptlc people strong, plump ond well.
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are arlvancinglin price. Not ours
however. We ave nn exception-
ally large stock of tins stonsamhlch
were bought. rigght. and which we
héive mar ednda very lgsw prices.
| our vannge see our
urapurc an ng.
in/ifdinos tar ii i
hospltalfor their mnny acts oi kindness
during her illness.  
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Friends of The Guardian are again ask- E   G 0 S
ed to have all their advertising mutter t
whether nf entertainments lectures, con i'   
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\\'c ,ride ourselves on our Dress Goods
Stock, everytliiug that is good and new is
\ represented here--goods Of the latest weaves,
tainable at the price.
goods of the finest quality, goods of the latest
colors, and goods at the lowest prices.
STANLEY BROS.
. Quality is always considered iirst in this
store; if you buy goois at zoc a yard, it is
the best obtainable at the price; if you bu y
goods at $2.00 ayard it also is the be~,t ob-
go years’ experience counts ulien 'Dry Goods is offered to you.
Special values at
50% 600, 75C,and 89c pei' yard
Announcrmrnis. t - """`i""" C' ` "`" "
bright lustrous finish, is regularly sold nt
ST LEY BROS. -
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-For Sale-second hiind butter tubs ig' 40C U qc 8 gfll'
In good condmum Apply at this omce. Iirench Nhik Vinegar put up in 4 gal. deniis $1.75 each.
dtwtf i S'~'°“g- P“Y¢ Whole spices at lowest prices.
-Any good boy, well recommended 
can obtain permanent employment. A Q ® 6 Q
ood chance for the ii ht bo A l k _ J
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-Anyone wnntiug lu charter vessel  I    a  
should npply to John McQuillnn &1 Co. -
_ , (id if , EUEHSH Mali; Vint-gir, White Wine ani Cider Viucgnr, good and
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Mi-ide from new com-
position and may be i'
liardied without iear
of spoiling the sur-
fa~ e with tinge
marks.
The very lair.-st and
best selections to be
11-ad-Call and in- 
spect theui. Sold .-
only at
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Sunnyside.
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Mnil orders and requests for samples of I “`° """ ‘" " -  ~~  - -
our Oilc Venetian cloth $1.30 value-will be
cheerfully forwarded on request. A
quality is limited orders should be for- '.
witrdcd nt once. The fnbric is 52 inches
wide- pure wool- uiiopctnblc- ha
....    Custom Tailoring
$1. p y . . _ 1
chasing opportunity and one you should I
take nrli ant igo of. “l<}ver_vth|ng ns ndvei
tlsed."-\Vccki~i Sc Co., Dress Goods nnd  I  ,N __ 1 
Mlllinery Lenders. 2-idiii tivli. , 
With plasure we
beg io diicct your at-
tention to our personal-
ly selected woolens for
fall and winter.
The cloths we in-
trodiicc this season are
distinctive in quality,
cohring and design,
and are now licrc for
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style, good iioish and good lit. We hope to be
favored with a. call from you and make you a first
class suit. ,
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rind doslrn for work or play. Make it rlcnr `
brain, bright, eyes and sweet brenth. r
MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE
'GIVE VICOR .
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1 WY induce the iiatiirol sleep and u|~|ictito of vonih.
civs virAi.|1°v 
by cleansing all disorders from tliosystem. -".
They cura Constipation, lndlgesilon, Blliousness, Head- r
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