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THE GUARDIAN CHAItLOTTE'l`OWNP _AUGUST 24 1898. ' ' “
illioii IIIIIIII~;IIsII‘II “Mx |n|]|[g (}l][[[l}[t... ‘;?iili‘%‘?.~‘I~.i.§Z"lif.  PIM GETTING 015
_ A tres o_o. msd 1. *ml* 3*” -
'E' mo” S mo ’ ' °" T1.. Dominion Prohibition Piebiseite
lnnfou AgA||EMY All swam and _.viii be taken s.p1_2o.11. The island
_ii
is
ci'
mi. |- 3- UAKES. N-A. Pfif\¢|P=|- ` ° the opportunity for obfaining a decisive /_W  
____ verdict on this most impor‘ant question. ff/ """L<-'I I' f” 
  REV. ROSERT LAING, M. A. President. The P. E. I. Tem cmnce Alliance came ' / 7  l 1 \ I ‘
vupservatol-5 of Magic must do its part to make the most of L-I ‘ gf xx
YY I
WOLFVILLE, N- 5- C.'H.Poiirnit,Es<i»-Grad-Rorconservntory. for? the Cam ai n. Literature anld
_ _ __ _ P 3
P I I ( 1 /,' __ \   I
IISS AUELMUE F. TRUE."-L P"|"°'P\'- “ISS M Q Km, Gmc” (,am,n_,dge’. Res, into existence a year ago, as a central lg / ‘i  ‘ __ 
‘ ,f,_.,,{p,,,,,,i,3,,1 ‘ organization of all Temperance fotc°s ,qt 1 /M-_ ' (L 
~ '\ .E' I
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Leipsig, Musical Director. S k b 1 \‘\ ~ _. ' _.;'-. _-_., 11 "° I
_ ___ __ _ pea ers must e secured and comp ste _.._~, ., _ W... t -,-=» _. _.j
_ ~ ~~ fhtaotrated .- -~ .. ._ f _,
If on areintentlin to takeathorouvh TBESHQ/,`.5£,.°°"°‘°tS ° “ °“ n or amzmon effected __~_.__ -/nw ‘v"\~..~<\~_`» “ll
courge of study you ligad better try those
schools. as the best advantages. with
the most pleasing surroundings are
here provided at cheapest rates.
The ACADEMY courses prepare for
matriculation to the University or for
business life. There is in addition a
well equipped Manual Training Depart-
ment and the opportunity for free in-
struction in the School of Horticulture.
The SEMINARY furnishes a thorough
Collegiate Course and first class
.instruction in Instrumental. and Vocal
lusic, Art, Elocution,.Stenography and
Typewritinof.
The quality of the work done at the
UNIVERSITY is certified by the success
d the Graduates in attaining to import.
ant places in the Educational world. and
the large number seeking admission to
its classes.
Academy and Seminary open Sept.
7th. 1898. University Oct. 5th. For
fuller information or calendars apply to
Principals or undersigned.
A. CQHOON1
‘ Sec’y Ex. Com.
Al.g.8,d & w, 6 w.
1 ~ +
# The
Great
Home
I MAY PU I.. E SCA P
Cleanscs and dyes
AB 0116 GDOISUOIJ.
Is superseding
All other dyes _
\Vherever intro-
duced.
iliaaéuaesuerieiieauuea area#
U
‘<
ci:
Is the modern
Sclenatiflc form
0! home dye
_ C Its convenient
*f§Iascontri‘h_utedto
tspopularity,
Gives a new ap-
pearance to the
goods _
Dyed with it.
It dm.Sil.ks
Woolens and ot -
tous
Equally we'.l.
Does not give that
Common sppeaiance
- Imported by common dyes.
Al.’..‘2l:_E.....§l’
. 10 centsacake for all colors and 15
cents for Black.
At all Drnggists. ln all colon-_
For all Fabrics.
May be used by
Anyone without
Previous experi-
ence.
Entire freedom
From streaking.
A strong point.
Beauty, freshness
And evenne of
colors,
Are characteri
tics.
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ree Book of S=i.'np`e of Work from
I .t. lstlnootvoii
Queen Street §:%
zgaiyvarlottetown §
ishfiiteitiitiitiitilieltiliisiftallf
mam.   1
PHOTOGRAPHS
Superior Wo:-kmansiiip _
Fine Finish, and _
Moderato Prices
etlnbine to make our Photographs the
most satisfactory in Charlottetown
to-day.
7_..T1.___Z
Hen. II. Gook.
tor. limi ull Bnfloi Streets
Willlllllllllll Rlllllllll
‘The Land ollliiaiigoline Route
'Phe fasttpassenger and freight line between
all parts o New llrunswic ,Nova Scotia,
Cope Breton and Prince Edward ls-
lllld and Boston.
The service performed by the Companv’s
leotof new,steel, twin screw steamers and
hstPullman Palace Car express trains offers
inlluoementsi to all who appreciate safety,
oiaénoiiilyhcglmfort and speed.
or ormation, time tables, ide books,
etc. write to A. D. Hewat, General-u Passenger
Agent, 126 Hollis St, Halifax.
P. GIFKINS, Supt.
Kentvllle, N. S.
W. ILCAMPBELL,
I Ceneral Manager
18 4n:o.
»`__
pe . _.
THE ATTENDANCE for la.st`scssion was 367.
THE COLLEGE COURSE is complete in itself
and prepn or the University.
THE CONSERVATORY COURSES lead to
the Diploma of the Conservatory and to
the degree of Bachelor of Music in Dal
housie.
he T »1Ii_~vi'.i'r ri~'Jii1iTt‘i of Sept. 1898.
The College re-opens 14th`_Sept. 1898.
Fo calendar and information apply.
_ REV. Izosisizr LAING,
' Halifax, N.S.
July is cw
Nowinnoiimo
l 
We are headpiarters for all kinds of
Crockery, Glass and China ware.
Dinner Sets Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
Glass Water Sets, Glass Table Sets,
Butter Crooks, Cream Crooks, Brown
Tea Pots J et Tea Pots, Table Lamps
Parlor Lamps, Hanging Lamps. A
lot of flown, blue, nonpareil, the hes
pattern ever oEered at The Chen;
flrockery .Str r-_ _
W. P. GOLWILL.
.Queen Street. '
_ E
-E HAV
First-class Butter -makers
throughout the country mak-
ing butter all the time. If
you want_ some Gilt Edged
Butter salted to suit your
tastesend us the package you
want filled and we can have 2
it returned to you _in a very
short time. This is the time
to have your winter butter
packed- cheaper now than
later on-and quality guar-
anteed. c
JENKINS a soN_
Tliarofll Som a lima Soma llay .
H
When You are Far Away
and you’ll meet with an accident and having
no accident insurance to help you along, you
yvgéh from the bottom of your hears that when
Dcean, '
Accident '
and Guarantee 60's
Representative canvassed yomedyou had seen A
all the advantages to be gain by taking it
policy with the company. But you put it OE.
and then, when the accident came, you were
not ‘in it” You were only in the accident and
you’d. give anything-_in the world if your pro-
grastination had notgot the upper hand of you
0
INSU RE NOW.
asnsnii. AGENT Fon P. E. I. A ,
JESSIE HOCG
7
AGENT AT CHARLOTTETGWN.
rf"  ___-_-_-  M-n
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Proposed Summer Sailings ( Subject to Change
|898 ' |898
BEAVER LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. `
Silllig Billion Ionlreal and and Liverpool
apzgllviviig at Rimouski and Moville- Ireland
u
._ _:A-
Erom STEAMER. From
Sdalehxm L k Winn' 5 “ hiontmg
-. ll . 8 8 1
“ ‘°g Lake Htiroriw " ug 31
Lake Superior
Gallia - _
Sept £3 Lake Ontario
“ 10 Lake Winnipeg
“ 17 Lake Huron
“ 24 Lake Superior
Special Rail Rates to and From All Points.
RATES OF PASSAGE
lloilreal llualieo or lilnoosil to Lliemool.
' clALLIA-rmsrcmss.
Sin l Retu
e rn paid
50 00 05-(I) 4.00 50 .
'eo is.. *.‘.._.. ta... *.»e..`°'h.o
LAKE oivrsitio AND LAKE SUPIRIOR.
5-2.50 105.00 52.50
60.00 114.00 60.00
According to location or berth and number
lr. room.
LAKE HURON.
50.00 100.00 - 80.00
Lain: wnmrrzo ~
50.00 10011) _ _ 50M
Children under_l2 years,  Infants, I
under 2 years, free., - I
T Li _ sncoignn cum.  _ 
0 7° ' 01° , 
G~e:£f*‘””°~"~° ".1  
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£385”
£2-»‘o.§%3¢-1
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Opt.
4.05. Was.
D. ll
Csmphe , Trocph Son.
Manager, Montreal. St. John.N. B.
' 1 Meteghan, N. S, Aug, 22-_No man is
2 - ‘
The Provincial Alliance require not
less than $500.00. (Charlottetown is
providing for its own Campaign fund.)
Temperance Societies, Churches and
individuals are hereby earnestly
_solicited to make geiierous and prompt
contributions, that the work may not
fail in other parts of the Island.
‘ Wil1_you kindly consider our needs,
and remit at once to the undersigned.
Your contribution will be acknow-
lodged in the press unless otherwise
instructed.
Ina J. Yao. Cor. Sec’y.
For the Provincial Temperance Alliance
of P.E l.
`l
WHEN BEAUTY FADES.
_ In response torepeated inquiries from
ladies with whom Dr. Chase’s Ointment
has become so popular for skin diseases.
asking ifface powders are injurious and
can be used while using the ointment,
we state that while the majori'y of face
powders are injurious we can recom-
mend the recipes given in Dr. Chase’s
supplementary recipe book on page
45, which will be sent to any address
on receipt of 5c. in stamps. Dr.
Cha.se’_s Ointment is the lady friend for
skin disease. Address Dr. .A. VV. Chase
Co., Toronto.
--mmm.
Making Peace-
Madrid August 20. -Indications are
that the peace negotations will be pro.
longed. Opposition factions are re-
doubting the agitation for the conv0k~
ing the Cortes.
A NOVA SCOTIA CASE
1-i. `-_ _
‘Significant Praise of Dcdd’s Kidney
I Pills, by a Meteghan Citizen. " _ »
bette'r‘~know'n to the trlivclling  
mercial classes, in this province than is
Mr. Williaw German, proprietor of the
Bay View Hotel here.
An interesting szateinent is made bi
Mr. Germam, a.i1d_reads thus; ' `
“I take pleasure in testifying 'to the
merits of Dodd’s ,Kidney Pills. Two
years ago, I was suffering from severe
pains in my back caused by Kidney
Trouble.
" I got two boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Pills and used them, and my complaint
was completely cured. I have not had
the slightest pain s'noe.“
To all victims of Kidne' Complaint
there is cnc way of escape from their
suffering. That iS by using l)0(ld’S
Kidney Pills. They always cure- I
~_'-*_-$-_-_ug
Floods In lta'y. _
Tiani, Italy, Aug. 19.-The ,heavy
raing have tlooded a large part or "Il`_i‘ani.
Many houses have fallen in, their .oc-
cupants being obliged to take refuge in
the public building. _ ,
Tun FAR aisacniive. - - I
Perfume of a good name heralds the
claim that Putman’s Painlf ss Corn Ex-
tractor is a sure' certain, and painless
remedy for corns._ Fifty immitations
prove it to be the best. At druggists. _
1- --@7---_-.1
That aching head can _be instantly re-
lieved bv taking one of Mi1burn’s Sterling
Headaches powders. 1 powder 5c., 3for
10c`., 10 for 25c. I _ .
Hagyard’s Yellow Oil cures all pain in
man or beast; for sprains, cuts, bruises,
callous lumps, swellings, inilaination
“Whalmakes Gobang so long
ated P’ - _ .
“Guess it must be because he is
short." ~ I I
Anxious Mothers find Dr. Low’s 
Syrup the best medicine to expel worms
Childrenlike it-worms don’t.  
LEG-AI; CARES
M. D. C. , - _
°‘ “‘°"‘i‘.ii-’.........s.s.1....... I
Bank of Nova Scotia Building.
fl Charlottetown. P. E. I. _
Mn MC I Cu ` ` .
n. o. n’2llé‘&a‘.!n.ai. Money to tem
M ~ . Q. c, nm-n`“'rZr""‘s'e`iEI""
o‘1ii6§§ n1i'>l‘wn““°s'B1e¢x. vienna new 
ioeeswwn, amish- eiiiee w 's bund-
ing Ctapaud. Moneyboloan.
WOOD, 0. R.Barriste dAt
SM#-IIJEW, Notary Publi etc.ra381ce,t°!§ti.1z‘li!
oron"‘Bloek,1afe wwf by F. L.Rnsza.rd
Esq, South Bidel&ueen uaoe. Money to loan
 use
   __  
_. _ "  .. .>.   __ '
ch `   ° °’°
orhondon our -;-;  _~ __  If  33 .gg 
$559; Belfast. $37.50- Round trip. 75 I “Il\K1i¢§6lIl.a:n.b¢>1i-. ..
&C0. C1100 »B8BIl DC 1701?
§;'  P.sk¢.N..`s'"w1m-r.°ci.°tew.. _
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As age advances, vitality retreats. Old
people find themselves tired, listlcss,
dyspeptic and lacking iii strength. Tlicy
lose interest in the active affairs of life,
and may either bccomc chronic coin-
plainers, burdening their friends, or tlicy
may, by using Dr. Wards Blood and
Nerve Pills be made bright, cheery,
happy and healthy, as witness the f`ol’.ow-
ing interesting example. The words of
those who have lived many years carry
wisdom with them. Why not profit by
them? ,
l
WISE WORDS.
Nothing does a right-t`lii'nking man more
good than helping his neighbors, especially
he sick and wenry._»ln recommending Dr.
Ward‘s Blood and herve Pills, and helping
to bring them before the public, I (cel _that
am truly helpintg my neiglibors. }~lI\th_rny
wife and inysel have used these Pills and
_derived great benefit from_theiii_. _We are
etting along in years, and like many ozhers
geel the need of a tonic arid streiigiheniiig
medicine. My blood was thin and i_m~
poverished and my wife was miserable with
wneral delaility, brought on by dyopegtfia.
eusefl many kinds of medicine. but not mg
did so much good as the Dr. Wa.rd‘s`Bl
and Nerv P'lls.
° x, Yours very truly, I
_Signed,MR. & MRS. CLARK, Victoria St.,
Glencoe, Ont.
Dr. Ward’s Blood and Nerve Pills are sold
at 5° cents per box 5 boxeg for 51.9°, at
drug 'st or mailedon receipt of price by
The €:.%o.rd Co., 71 Victoria St, otonto.
Book of information free.
*lA
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
HOW SHE WAS TROUBLED.
‘-I was afilicted with that tired feeling
and had no ogppetite. A friend advised
me tp try H 's Sarsaparills' which I did
and in a short time my appetite was bst-
ter and the tired feeling was gone. ° Since
then wo always take Hoods when we
need a blood purifier.” MBS. S. KIKCH,
Beatrice. Ontario. '
Hood's'Pi1ls.ar_e the only pills totake
1. H°0dS¢ ‘
"' Regular action ofthe bowels neces-
,sar,ytohealt.h. LsxaLiver'Pil.la are the
best occasional cathartic for ` familfor
general use. Price 25c. Any drugzi#
CUTTING TEETH# _
'Is hard on the bo-lies- _Thousands db
annually from Diarrhoes who "might #be
saved by Dr, Fowler’s Extract of Wild
Strawberry. It cures all bowel coxpgaints
of children or adults. 2.5¢, at all d rs. _
Maud-What makes yon treat Jack
so coldly P You used to find him so
interesting. _
' Marie--Didn`t you know I was en-
gaged to him now ?
H=§GYARl)’S PECTORAL BALSAM _
Superior-:for Coughs, Colds, throat and
lung troubles of young or old: Pleasant to
take. Price Q50. »
'HI had an awful close shave last
night S”
“How did it happen P"
“I-was going to see my best girl, and
she quarantinesme if my face is rough.”
Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders
cure headaches quick, and leave no depress-
ing after eifects. Price 10c- and 25c. at
all” dealers. °
‘~'I‘iiat’s a warm tie that Sprockett is
wearing.” I I
~‘Wa1-‘m? Why, a policeman saw it
the other day and arr_sted him for
searching."
A Kidney Blockade
Is a serious thing for the whole body
and calls for speedy relief. Doan‘s Kidney
Pills break up ~any__»kidney blockade and
ours Baokachp, Dijopsy, Diabetes Bright"sI
Disease. Urmarys troubles and Bladder
weakness.  ` ~
Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup is
the nicest and most effective remedy for
worms of all kinds, Never any trouble
getting the children to bake io'
Cananoque s Pgpplar Baker.
Mr, I._nwen_esO'N ' ,the 'well 
_dispenser of the "Staff ollife. ' _‘GInranoque__
Ont; Says! -*I have used  Heart `
and‘Nerve Pills and can highly recommend
themfor heart troubles and nervousnessg*
May-I said something to Jack last
night which he declared made him the
happiest man in the world.
_Pamela.fSo you refused him after all.
__. ». - _ .;~': _.
Don’t neglect that nasty cough. Dr.
Wood’s Norway .Pine _Syrup can cure it.
Beet caugh  maiel 25c|, 
dealers.
She-_-.You say that you have never
been in love. How near have you dome
to I lit?" _ _  __ c _ '_ ~_ V _
_;.~ He-Itewas married once. '_ `
____ __ , _ . '. " -.-.. » -_ -'
    
    
Burdock Blood 'Bittezgurifies » - blood
and removes pimples _ allkimh ofsrup-
tions. leaving the skin clear and smooth, _
with Hood’s Sarsaparilla Be sure to get
olassi
f 5
 imposing national funeral
 I: ~ I7 .
BR.ADL§¥¥aARBETSON COMPANY, _
S. S. ‘-Halifax City” will leave
Halifax for London. G. B. on August
25. This Steamer is fitted with cold
storage. ' '
S.S. "Ulunda.’_" will leavc Halifax
for Liverpool on August 17._
W. W. CLARKE,
_ ‘ - . _ Agent.
Ch‘town. Aug. 10 ’98. __ _
FGR SAeLEf0B 
I _ _ . '
The under-signed‘ oiers “Highf-
for. sale, ortorent for the su'inmer.
This place is pleasantly situated,
has coach 'house and stables, orchard
For particulars apply at the o&;__&
_of Wnrburmn & .Maekinnom Chai
lottetown.
' _ D. A. McKINNON.
July Gdtf f '
_ .T0 . _
BOSTON every .at"_."1 p. m.,,
1 calling at Hawkesbui'y'and_Halifa'r. _ , C
Returning leave BOSTON every 
urdayatnoon. -` 
_ Passengers leaving `CHA,B.LOTTE'-_
TOWN Wednesday’ morning vis. Picton'
can make close at
with__‘S. 5.-;HAI_._IFAX”<_ sailing Wed.
tsnesdayfeveuing-at' 11 p._m.' _ __  ` __
- "I‘icketsi£0r.._8ale.at stations. P. .E. _ I.-
` .
  
, . . .
store formerly occupiied
- by us. We are now /to be
found a. few doors furtlien
up _Great George Streets
Never in our history did-
oots `§ Shoes
receive such tremendous
discounts as now.
I. H. Bell
I n., 
  B
T 0 Boston
Plant Line of Steamahips, Char-
lottetown to Boston, via Picton and
Halifax $8,15 . _
Passengers leaving Charlottetown
Wednesday morning connect with
Steamer “Halifax” at Halifax the
same evening. .
Tickets for sale by - ~
~ W. W. CLARK,
is‘Ir'-r"*w»iS"iii
Who need to make money can do so without
risk or ca 1t.n.l.by solici1$n&¢omtIen~sfos-our1=1em~
euro" °f aa.  1'
honorable 3h  of Education
'Hsin book a adlon
his life is told with thrillin in
ini;
iéoiii.
- ~:~~ bedand illustrated. 612 x _
_    Prospeotms
"‘i"<i°1i‘oi~i-1~
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wawn
ner-ra-»1iu1» mln: -um-nu
lands,” his residence 'at Georgetown, Niflfui
CommencingIMay 10th the _`fa.voEto_l.
'wilt leave   ffor`_
w.>_rr» -:li
; nanny.. ref miter., me. .s.i..sti'-'
1 information applyto .  » '  _
» We have moved from the `