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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN I’RI‘W("E FDWARD IQ! AV" SEPTEMBER 11 1900 "_
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“‘°’°‘”"‘ "°  ..l§I??£%.’?°‘i?f......  RYERSON Mother Act Promptly, FARM F2” 5
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lnternationalllxliibition
I\
Tuesday, 1 1 th Sep t
And
learlayl 17th September
_Return tickets will be sold at all
posits on P. E. Island east of E
erald and west of Port Hill at
$315 and from points nearer S m
mueide at a lesser rate
Surnmerside Rate $2 75
Both these rates include admls
exon to the Exhibition Tickets g
to return three days from date of
18830-
To Be Seen At St John
Best collection of Live Stock and
b
agricultural products ever ye
gathered in the llaritime Prfljucas
_The °'-"lj ihacural History collec
‘tion ever shown with live fish frovs,
makes Jvc., in their natural haunts.
More floor space c-vered with in
dustrial display than anrwheie east
of Toronto
Marsh the Wonderful, who dives
seventy feet from a flying bicycle into
ashallow tank.
Baden-Powell’s Armoured Train
Moving Pictures of the British-
Boer War and inthe ~\n;iphi theatre ‘
the YVonderful Rossi Brothers,
wanted at Halifax and everywhere
else, Kelly Ashby Kings of Aerial
Gymnast, Auguste Dewell, The
Novelty Trio and other stars,
A Daily Round of Education and
Amusement.
CHAS. A. EVERETT,
Manager and Secretary. p
Sept. 5 d tl llth.
1 'l i l
adm, iii
BOSTON
S. S. “HALlFAX'.
lldmdlltillg Sdpl. ISI, F900.
e_1na_n¢-
Q_ S, |||l|f|| will __Fleaye__ Charlotte-
nfwn at NOON on  1,
Passengers leavi Charlottetown
fvia Picton, We@ tmday
mornings, make’-Q ion at
Halifax with the SfS.'lFIo!ida and S, ,
8. Halifax for Boston.  _ I
The S. S. Halifax' in¥@`-Freight
and Passengers for Hawkesbury and
Halifax.
Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. 1.
Railway.
For tickets, rates and all inform-
ation apply to
W.  CLARKE,
Agent, Chtown .
H. L. CHIPMAN,
Manager. ‘
Jute 21 ex sjournal
I
1 -» __
,Prince Edward Island
AGRIGULTURAL v
-AND-
  man or beast. It reduces swelling, allays
inflammation, takes out pain, and cures
cuts, burns, bruises sprains quinsy sore
throat, etc. Price  ' ’ '
Open to the Maritime Provinces
from
      immediate neighborhood of Johannes-
burg, and the monthly output before the
war was 15 tons of gold. S
-OVER-
SOOOO IN PRIZES. 1
_-1.1
One of the greatest displays of Live
Stock, Poultry, Farm Products, Vegetables
undFl'uit ever brought together in the
Maritime Provinces.
Exhibits carried practically free on all
or two felt better at once, and was able
po get up{a_nd go on with my work.” Price
h
remedy for all pain.
admirable musician when she plays but
n peiece l
LIVER TBOUBLES, biliousness, sal-
low complexiomyellow eyes,jaundice, etc..
yield to the curative powers of LAXA-
LIVER PILLS. Th -
Q
Losthope bound for Nowhere He is

ati
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weege
4*' “U
H?
Twist chewn_ig$tobai.co is
party I think
Lulu- -I friendship party--what’s that Q
Flossy-Why, everybody that comes
rings me a present
Sore Throat
Mr Lhas. Johnston, B€°1"f`.iver, \ S ,
says I wi as troubled Mich hoarseiiess
and sore throat and after taking three
bottles of Di \\ ood s \or\\ ay Pine Syi up
I \\.is en iril) Cured
\\ hat do you mean by saying music
inyured 3 our health ’
"Why, that girl next door pounds her
piano so late that we have to go to lied
with all our \vin<lo\vs shut."
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Ida-The trouble is women dont stand
together.
May-They dont! \\'cll you just watch
them at a bargain counter.
MILBURYS STERLING HEADACHE
PO WDERS are easy to take, harmless in
action and sure to cure any headache in
from 5 to 20 minutes.
“I want $10 to buy Indian curios. The
Indians, you know will be extinct,”
"`\Vell if you keep on calling forlmoney
I`l1 he extinct long before the Indians.”
Worms are dan§erous, often bring on
convulsions and iath. If your child is
suffering- from t em, administer Dr.
Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup which is safe
and 'always effectual. Price 25c.
“I had a grand 1uncheon," said the
musical young woman.
“I didn’t,” replied the musical young
man, whois too hurried to sit down. “I
had an upright luncheon.’
Miriard’s Liniment Cures Dlptlieria.
“Did you ask Drf Pellets where he was
going this summer?"
“Not `_I. Last-'year I asked him,,and he
said he couldn’t go " anywhere because
rleadache All Gone.
Headache Powders, and? after taking one
Oc and 2oe all dealers.
Greene-Whats your idea of a summer
ouse 3
Lawn-Oh, any kind of a building that
can be made to serve as a backing for a
piazza. '
VVORMS cannot exist either in child-
ren or adults when DR. LOW’S WORM
SYRUP is used. 25c. All dealers.
Wiggs-Prof. Searcher has just re-
turned froin Rome, I hear, Has he brought
many antiquites with him 3
\Vaggs-Only his bride.
hT|||erl’s Llnfmeiit Cures Colds, etc.
Johnny-Papa, what is a plutocratl
Papa-A man who has as ,much money
as I`d like to _huve.
FOR internal or external use HAG-
YARD’S YEL_LOW_ OIL cannot be ex-
celled asapain relieving and soothing
Hskit-Why do you call Miss Vogner an
Hagyard’s Yellow Oil is a remedy for
There are over 100 gold mines in the
ey are sure to cure.
The population of the Yukon district is
Government Railways.
Lowest excursion rates for passengers.
Two days Horse Racing purses of
$1312.00.
Special attractions ir1_ addition to the
Exhibition and Races will be advertised
ater. fi
Accomodation for everyl ody. d
For prize Lists, Race Prc grammes and
all information write
C. R_ SMALLVVOOD, “The Chinese are said to be models o
P0
Sec‘y.-Treasurer.
1-'._L. HASZARD President.
20 d&wt sionaries than hurt their feelings by tell-
_-, `_in
Minard’s Linimeut Cures Clgare, ln (Iowa
.
   ..Eliza, why do You write so many let-
ters in hot weather Y”
oeoooce
S
11,, Schools ue now re ,main d relatives posted on the rwful heat they
ill be landing on us to visit.” 1
you _will need a supply of books fgrllllie
tuning year. _
We carry a full line of School and
_Queen Etreet,
UPP- Prowses.
said to have dropped from 15,000 to 8,000
in six months.
If you can’t slee on ac t f `
c°“98e Books Exercise and Work * D eoun 0 aragln€i
Boones d ' i f ~ - '?00U1f1Ch@. Lows Toothache Gum wil
ll H. [al’gCS \lpD_y 0 l'Eq\l\Sl.l@S. Stop the “Che and give you ease' Pr.
ii|icaiil’saoaisioii     
i Customer-If this underwear doesn’t fit,
may I change it?
Clerk-Certainly. Underwear is always
Cures Biliousness.
accompanied by his bank hookand other      _
friends.-Montreal Herald
6 W! in Britain s Wars.
on every box of the genuine ----
T\b\|Q af _Z
A 5 cent plug of “Patriot __
P81’ Cent lafetf th§H}0rm@1‘l! Why Mr Burdctt-Coutts Di
iiisrstiaueous irsiis i “°‘ °°"“’“'”’ "‘ 3 Re --
---- gular Manner ‘ 
Flossy-I‘11 give a friendship garden I
collections were so bad." j
Mrs. Melbourne Parker, Torbrook, N. S.;
writes: “I have used Milbum`s Sterling*
HE WISHES T0 KNUW
Speaking to a reporter last week
in connection with the reiteration of Mr
Burdett Coutts‘ charges regarding the
treatment of sick and wounded in Sou h
Africa, Col Ryerson said -
Mr Burdett Coutts has not added much
strength to his ease by his statement
that he cabled his complaint from Cape
Town to Loid Yi olseley Why did he
run away fiom Bloc mfontein and Lo.d
Roberts, instead of making his complain
where it would have inet with instant
investigation? Docs it not look as though
he feared the results of an immediate
investigation?
I wish to risk how Mr. Burdett-Con ts
squares his facts with the mortality sta-
tistics of ,the war, as given by Mr.
Wyndham, Under Secretary of State for
War.The deaths from enteric at Bloem-
fontein were only 21 per cent., whereas
the deaths from the same cause in other
campaigns were as follows:-Chiti-al
campaign, 1895, 28per cent.; Nile cam-
paign, 1898, 28 per cent.; Matebili war,
1 189&97. 32 per cent, Soudan campaign,l884-
5, total 395, and the Dongola campaign,
1893, total 505.Is it possible that such good
results could have been obtained if mai-
tors were as had as represented by Mr.
point of view. It is well known that there
I are a vast number moredeaths from dis-
ease than from bullet and other wounds.
Yet, in the South Africa. war the number
of deaths from disease only exceed the
deaths from wounds and of those killed
in action by abouta thousand. Here are
some interesting Bgures: During thgr- Cri-
mean war 4,632 officers and 'men were
killed in action or died of wounds, while
, 17,58) died of disease. In the American
; civil war 93,960 were killed' or died of
I wounds, while 186.216 died of disease. In
the late Spanish-American war, only A54
were killed in action or lied of wol'ndl,l
while 5,277 died of disease. In the South
Africa war tlgere were reported up t¢
1 July 18th. 3,463 omcers and men killed in ~
action or died of wounds, while only 4.952
had died of disease.
 1. 1 ami. w uiusrs
1! Els the ulcers, clear; thong
arse :.‘°,_._...P‘ “'°”“:r‘°‘“°
oa an anan cu
‘=" Catarrh and a Fever. Plovsg
Bee. All dealers or ELA. W Chase
Ure Popular Paul. Line between East-
\Vlmhor Jun ctlon and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily [ex-
:ept Sunday] at 6 35 a._m. and 9,ooa. m for Digby
and Yarmouth, niakingconnection daily, Sun
day excepted, at Yarmouth for Boston. p
Tris Roni. MAIL Srnansnlrs
t 1 ,
.c 'Prince _6eorge” and °°Pmici Ailliu"
2400 Gross Tonnage, 7oco Hcr. e Power, the
fastest and finest steamers plyirg between the
vfaritime Provinces and Boston.
On arrival of Expresslrains from Halifax.
Returning leaves Boston daily, Saturday ex
cepled, at 4 p, in.
Passengers arrivingin Halifax next day, 3` 15
p.m., by Flying Bluenose Express Train,
The S. S. l rince Edward leaves Halifax
every Tuesday at 7.oo a. m. for South .shore
Hosts and Yarmouth. connecting on We-dues.
da_ with S. S. Prince Geox' e for Easton.
For a‘l information, guidi book, foldeis, etc.,
which will be sent free, -.v:i:e to F.H. Arm-
strcng,General Passenger A ent, Ker~tville.N.S
P. GIFKINS,Geu’l Manager.
Kezitville N. S. June 15 d gm.
“I have tried Laxa-Liver Pills, and
nd them an excellent medicine for In-
igestion and Biliousness.
J. McCallum, Stouffville, Ont.
lite conduct.” -
“Yes; they would rather kill the mis-
g them to leave the country.”
Well, David, if I don’t keep all of our
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wah its isiana, Demi.. cf-‘
am .na Beast coat of
.Burdett-Coutts? Take it from another
L
SickneslilsPolicies.i Your Watch
drain dccideill :amide v
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1%” _ / oiisirni. - - $5.ooo.oeo 3
; ’  n5}§1g§<§‘<1ciir:ii£l§-nent causes by any sm; I ment turning out Hnbcliss work onl
sued bf any Company. » l
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An Dntarlo I\lothe|°’s A Manitoba llothe|~’e
Statement. 0ll|ll|0ll-
I oi been a samagivingshe`
m~uii»»`» -_sy°u&i‘» an 1 me-a»f ii non emi. mum-
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` which that expression oould be truly applied
workedhrvonders. and  often  pooplol wa.; ill 
'npr fer nf. rowers mia surfwimy .ana.'°Yn'»'si¢»'a nr; sown-.sm 
Ihehalittleheby,H ivemonthl fptryit, Hemended
ber-ryinsiisiiow mgivoinmrriie
should be takenillw'i?iddlarrhme.`eeIdon
sounder weshouldbe safe without it
1 Mu. 'Joins Winn,
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evendangerous. 1 f _  1 .
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but Dr Fowez-'s Extract. It oertaml During ui; mmmei-my little 1- ‘P "l
don't believe Fanny would _be alive to-day -8,-9' weak-eo that he eoiild 
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I A Dr. Fowlefa Extract df" Wild Strawberry isthe  sift 11-s.oo 3.10 7.:isiv. cirtownu- aso
and effectual s_ cific for Diarrlioea, Dyseigtery. Crurnps,;C¢lf¢.--  QQ gjgii,  W
ff- 1 of ou. 1- - ~ am
Summer Comp uit and all,bowel_,¢0l‘l#lamLt- 5015"! 01’   3_5,-i
Refuse substitntesorilllitdfiona FIIUBLV1  -*"3 .  4 °°°» .-3
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   iniriiuaiionai s. s. co. 
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  -- 1 Paiuiia imeci imis io iasicn'  H . ~ 
M S"-'--"“~..:::.:..:.':.     o -   i  an bf is
he arlng ST. .IGBN every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 5.30 p. m
‘ I " `” 4 ' '-“='. De 1
, ern Nov; Seoul and BMW” _via arrive ln_Bo»ron about 1 p. m. next day. 7 rj  Gen
Charlottetown To Boston About 30 Hours. 1
Sumfnerside to Boston About 28 Hours.
ROUTE 1.-Leave any point on the P. Fl. I Railway by morning train T
day or Saturday, reach St. John. via Sum-ne side and Point Du - hene at-5 p
Cave St- JOIHI. by Steamship "St Croix," at 5.30 pm. direct for Boston.-
l_l0UTE 2.-Leave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, reach St. John sam ~
eyemng and connect with 'Wednesday and Friday morning Steamers for B oelo
via the Coast Service. \\_/ ednesda_y's steamer does not call at Portland; -
.z end for folder and information to nearest ticket agent, or to ,
Q
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Pon BOSTON   
"1 '_['H1.,‘   O
__0F THE* Q If you allow your watch O to run
ooo long without cleaning, or with
damaged parts it may be worn gg had
ly asto desi;-roy its usefulness as a
. ' ' ' timepiece' better have itpexamined by
 U ‘|your_ Wa'ch Doctor and if in need of
1 a » li ii '°P*1r8he will advise you accordingly
and perhaps save your watch.
._. _ 1 WE BOAST on our repair depart-
W 1 - Y'
in onaimvrsn ALL ooa wean; if you
have not given us a trial it will psy
1 you to do so and we'will be pleased
1 *° °°° 7°" it Ganr Giroaoir Swann.
rim nnsa liberal ma attractive Policy?
1 J- J. JOHNSTON
‘Arms in Buckles, Pins, _-
Broaches, Studs, Tea and
Coffee' Spoons, etc.  -'-
G°  i_B'.vd.uey.oape 
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anoss   
I
uestioii of how to get out of China ii ith   _
 oIx;<;i~qan<l a big indemnity -Hamilton    is    M
,M ,he COM PARES
mmidnm
A Personal Item Complaint or Cholera Infantum, ~- ~---~ -~.---- --
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to the southern
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said line run
>u1d, thence alon
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iforesaid and thence
*hereof north vs esterly
.he place of commencement
to
' 1 DI. FOWl6I’B  Of  ge|_'V|n theregu 8"; .
I wish #0 stats that 13 Yea" °G° ‘Pi sal-siilbggy is the bers medicine charm feyeaiiy Biennial isl-liim°fin°°
mth daughter Fanny W" 5° very 51° ever made for diarrhoea, dysente , and 1 jestéy the Queen and
with summer complaint that I thoughtshe summer complaint It is the best King go dye gi! Hut; of
W" €°i“3 *° di°‘ I h‘.""n7.kn°w what w 've children when they are teething. '-1 COIQNISSIUBBP
do for her when my sister-m-law. Mrs- J- ve always used it in om. “muy ma H Miqesty the Queen
Kay, of Norland, told me tpvprocure a bottle has neva, “Hem . 1 , leaving seventy-four
I ofDr.Fow1er’s Extracttge  _Stréglargg Mm gm Sdn’ v 3 pi esdsandmons made known
xiii: iiiliimfl way' Pl I m , ' 1 5h°°1L°|l°-U°°- 1 napa this me any of
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G. A. SHARP
. ._. ,Supp
_ . ' , ' _ ii l00e~res eryferLilelan'lo’f‘so th portlbnil
heave Yarmouth Daily, Sunday Ex- gaugx tl Sept 27W c LEE’ Agent f-nr st John, N B. , :Lum w:;mnF°rm“ab°“ 18” clsglns Wm -
d55lo ab ut15acrcsclear dl li
r-opted, for Boston , ‘ ilatovf f:§¢i1ilr’ll0 WM ready tggtudd-'Ig
i 1 I '
balance ln Hard Word and Fence Rails, situ
ated one mile from Rpeky Print. Wh trf where
oroduoe can be shipped-Near school-one of
the most besuiifuli3?ts available-Overlook
ing Hillsborough y and char-lottetown
Harbor-Plenty of seaweed.
also in Seotember next 50 acres off the
Northern Portion of Warr ri Fa'm now ocea-
vg? by ulrs. Margaret Miller and known es
"1iii'"°°d”f i i gona in is ani
#pro errsn con' on- W I
mrnuies svalk of Becky Point Wharf ati
eiry-and tr-.inte on Charlottetown Haibon-
For i aniculars apply lo. -
JOHN BEWSON.
Maylo eod k wtf Cnzrlo tmtoirn
mir H
Cllerlottetown.P. E.l. _
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