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THE GUARDIAN, .f)HARLO'l`TETOVVN FEBRUARY 4 1899.
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Positive Cure for .Asthma Discovered `
It has long been recognized by medical
scientists throiizhollt the world that nature f
has supplied :iii <-rerition with some rcliieily'
in tho v<»;;f~t:ihie or tiiinomi kinffdom where- I
with :tl-l forms of ailments <~:1n be cnred,;
but It was not nrutll the discovery by Stan- 
ley of the wonlllirfnl Kola plant along the ’
peruizincntly curnble. In fact. it was not
until thc investigations niatie by Dr. Clarke ;
some years later that this disease wal'
~ ~ ' _ - Emory at ll and 7. Sunday school and Bible
found curable: he found that by combining  -#_ and It mu tiny tole Ins laboratory C1 ` H- ~
the extract of Kola Nut with other vege-
table extracts that the compound obtained
would periniincntly cure asthma. Clarke's `
Koi P n o d th trl
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. It Pa s to Bu at I erkins
SATL~RDA\-_ PEER( \RY 4_159,_ . _Y ,, _ . _ I-lov. D. \Villiam.,of Montieahat 7. Sunda  _ y -
EDHORIAL NOTES Hollow wires, through which coin R ports? ops; og Manning ilpiilln ng g sac
' . - _ r mento t e or ‘il sn er a, cose e even- _ »
\-- pressed an was fumed at enormous I %)ng;ervéce.` llllpwoi-th Lgiiiueunt closiidofbrlab-
1 _ . . - . . l at -`r oo.. S rangers cor ia yi vite . ‘ als »
Congo River in Africa that asthma was I The le~isla.ture~i of l\o\'a. Scotia pressure’ 8' wuel motor c(m('e“'led' ovided torstrangers. _“_ e _
' __ r "at f hl 'I -I d ‘nee St. _Prayer meeting nt 10.15. Rev.
'A `""" ""°W"_`__W"'W`" “_H`“ M '  ; “ThQ gregtegt, fraud of the R0b°l5 51-ltCI'n_’°| 0! MUCUIWS, M3109, 3:0 ll fllld )
- ‘nineteenth century. He is Since 1 school and Bible class at 2.30. y
f_-__mf_- -__ vs_ -_ ' 'dgad, and the fraud is fully 9xp0§¢(l_ ‘ RGFGGB ,C_`l1}lfCh-*PTH-YG? mC€DiIi2` M 10
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Qunbw, Ontario' Manitoba and But ,under the door, an enormousmagnet ,
ish Columbia aré now all in session concealed where the experts could not
a o ip un was en ed on over 100 ____ _ _
cases in different hospitals with the mar- 1|t0 be S2,.l88,:)| ¢_ _[`he annual in-
veiious result that over Mi per cent. were 3
permaneiirly cured in less chan 60 days’
treatment. Clarke's Kola Compound is now
recognized to be the only permanent cure
for this dreaded disease. Sold by All drug-
gists. Free sample bottle sent to any par-
son. Mention this paper. Address e
Grliriths & Macpherson Co., 121 Church
street. Toronto. or Vancouver, B. C., 8010
Canadian agents. _
For sale by (leo. E. Hughes
Now, we are told the Sultan of
walls and machinei asunde were
The net debt of the Province, Of' ‘mon his fraudulegrt a Han ns A1_ IT.SIE`. Ii!li;lrlbTldii)d:y1Tr&n§[?.etgi1iTida.;tScIli%olEg;
New Brunswick is sta.ted.by the Sun g PP ce ' _ 43151001”-S=‘ *W 2-30-
together he played upon the credulity
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terest on the debt in lb93 was $121,- of Phe Pubhf’ Flu They were Induced IM an S Oy ommumon a 9' m
- to invest millions in motor stock. The and Bible Clase at 2.30. Evening
O00 and has beenmcreased exposure is now full and complete. g"‘r“'°" “t 7° Au seat” fre' “nd ““°‘W"°'
Keely well deserves the epitaph he
° ° a m. a. ns at 11 am. Bible class aid
Turkey is about to formally Protest to coitned fo; himself; The cfen tiziry l£8~S l §11,1iidr¢i;'s patecliiging 2.30. Eycngong nt I7.
. . . gge many giiirgntm pau 3 ui; sea. s ree an unappropriate -
the powers against the British pro W1 ne , *” ’ L
tectorato system in Egypt and the none of them echlwed Keely' l
_ ____ ____  ___ ___ _ ______..- g0,,d,,,,_ This ig no doubt in ,, line . “°"* ‘M 11 and 7- Sunda $011001 and P8-SU°f'°
' Bible Class at 2.30. gt. w lccme and
with Russi:-fs appointment of consuls *gf 1§)tne"eS ar( forbidden by law provided with comforti§lilgl?;tts.e
in no a. ma
.  to the Soudan, and intended to bring `  Q ni' t_”.Y Sihemes Ere dsviiid
‘about aconierence of the owers with "lm .mme O me 0 wor ou. .e
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a. very complicated one and the out-
p rinci le of V '
. a lower and "father gsm s ii oi <1 mil ci t 2.30.-Y. P. s. c. ii.
` the OLJQCP (;§fcl1eCk'n.}1ung-tB?-tllqs Elierebiy without bedouiinga liable to Piager g;1]‘l°°”i‘lg(VV°‘l§?’53“Y °"°“i“g at 7'3"-‘
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prosecution. Loudon Truth calls at-
Has at his Book and Stationervl  ' - ` tension to one of thes. Th dit
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Store-the best asort-ment of Japanese I
ware ever imported to the Province. l
We would like you to examine our
Vases 5o`clock,Tea. and Chocolstc Sets; ` geciauy is he against the taking over dressed to ten people in oliH`ei-ent
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P ’ .N Bl lr S da. afbe t 4
fthe Philippine Islands. He has Parts of the country’ who-Se 1 smwsjhll will oc Wun y "wana "
they are superior to anything ever
odered on P. E. Island Medallions. and
Pictures on Glass. Marked down for
Cash-»at
F. -I. HORNSBY’S
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Andrew Carn ie is stroncl o
publicly made the offer that he will
,pay out of his own pocket the $20,-
United States government will at
once recognise the independence of
the islands. There is no instance on
I record of a. private citizen being will-
, .
\ing to back up his opinion upon a.
great public question with such a vast
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In a recent speech at Brantford,
Ion. Wm. Paterson, Minister of
Customs, made the statement that
ook IS far from assuring' “of 11 weekly paper advditisés (shaft lil-il a
puts every week ten £"5 notes into a.
' 98’ is Y P” - ' 4" I Thursday Triday and Saturday ht 8 p m
- » drawer enclosed in ten envelo es ad- '
osed to the expansion policy, and es- P
names have been taken at random
from directories and “other
$7 ' . =
000,000 Promised to Spain’ if the sources. If .any one whosenume is CCoi-nei-Prince and Grafton Streets-Elder D.
in one of the envelopes applies for it
stamps, he will have it. A vast
number of fools viill send the stamps,
and yet probably not one of the ten
lucky ones will be among the number.
sum of money -It is_zi._bold lottery scheme in effect, Il _-L I - "" -T I”
but it is doubtful whether it can be
checked by legal process until new
legislation is enacted. ,
-- while between 1888 and 1898 the _ There is much discussion from
We are compelled to
run day and night to
keep up with our
g orders.
`-'si Does this show
 whether we are pleas~
ij ing our customers or
1: not?
J. D. TAYLOR
Q5 Painter:
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foreign trade of the United States
trade of Canada had increased in the
same time 51 per cent. The method
altogether in favor of the party con-
ducting the smaller operations. It
is much easier to make 50 per cent
gain ona foreign trade of one hun-
dred millions tliiiri on a foreign ii‘a.d8
of a thousand millions.
General Gomez wants a very large
` sum from the United States before
,he will consent to disband his army.
He claims lo have 40 000 men for
States soldiers He claims to have
twenty ma._]or generals under him
it for whom he claims pay at the rat(-J
what mumlmllns lit? 5.2 ‘§i.';" .iii ‘;;.i§1;i°°U§i‘;§§
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ii steel reno isoiief nur. iiiii _
_ in stock that we will sell at za.;
small advance on cost. g
These boilers are 'made of mei
best steel plate and by the besti'
boiler makers. E
We guamntee them to be first =__
class in every respect. No cast;.=_=__
iron ends, all stec .
Cali and see us before ourchasin
ell6where. _-
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"THE l"IODERN.”
ounders, E_ngiueers and Machinis
Steam Llavization Co's W hart. y
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone 125.
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of $7.500 each per annum, and
about two hundred brigadier general
for whom he claims $5.500 per
,a.nnuin. Then too the colonels, lieut-
erant colonels and majors whose num-
iber amounts to thousands. In this
way he makes up a. claim of nearly
$60.000.0CO.° Absurd and monstrous
as such a. demand appears, it is to be
observed that if Gomez is not settled
I with he may in Cuba. play the same
game that Aguinaldo is playing in the
Philippines. Uncle Sam has big
business on hand just now settling
with the rebels he was encouraging a
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We have a nice stock of Iron and IRON
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time to time in the newspapers of the
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had increased 30 per cent the foreign Inge central Plovmces °f tm Pm
posal to make the Welland canal, or
warmly commenced in Montreal and
the increased tratiic. It is also ear-
nestly sought after by the American
canals. As is well known we are
bound by treaty to transport United
States merchandise and products at
the same rates as our _own over the
canal system. At present the canals,
on which Canada has expended some
seventy millions or dol.ars,do not psy
their operating expenses, much loss
any of the interest on their cost, the
latter being paid by the taxpayers of
Canada in general. The proposal to
give away the tolls is therefore a.
startling proposition. But very pow-
erful intluences are behind this
scheme and the maritime press, ald
maritime public men will do well t0
been their guard before the scheme
has been accepted by the government.
The game is well worth watching.
We fail to see in what way the mari-
time provinces are to be recouped for] §¥é Quinine 'Wines
the inevitable loss which free canals * eta
would entail upon them. ‘ /
All dealers i0cts
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by letter, inclosing threepence in 7-'- ‘
Use NERVOL. One application cures;it not,
.yggrmone back. il oodf N ` '
the entire canal system of Canada.;
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of reckoning hyper centage,is however, me rom 0 U . ‘Ulm scheme 'l
other cities which would benefit by
freighters and forwarclers who use our'
BcntIey’s Liniment the modem Pain Cure % C
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,W ,_ » Call now and get first choice-»a. full line
i}}‘_'gI-4  nisliings always on hand.
JDHN MCLEOD
Women’s rubbers 22c.
- Women’s rubbers, Wool lined 25c.
Misses’ rubbers,wool lined
'Boy’s rubbers 26c.
Men’s rubbers ` 32c. `
Men’s waterproof Overshoes 77c.
ev ii V» illi'\m~=, rfMoritreal at li. and Rev:
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PREBBYTERIAN,
Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev Mr.
use at ° 30
CHURCH 0F ENGLAND.
orninz prayer at 11, Sunday school
riated. Everybod / welcome.
St. Peter’s._- Holy communion at 8
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BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. G P Raymond
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Church Upper Great George Street. scr-
ice at 11 and 7 Elder D. Crawford. Sunday
CHESTNUT STREET.
Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday
t 4 o clock.
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at 7 ii, In.
Week iii ht Services -Monday ‘uesda.y,
GOSPEL MEETING.
_ Gospnr. MEETING.-Runway Men’s Meeting
n . . _
Les on- o n : 5, “ hosoevcr Btlieveth.
Song service at 3.45. Strangers always
welome.
Cirxriui. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
rawford at 11 and 7-Bible School at 2.30 p.
m§0-Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
rocuue roornscne iN ri unsure
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PRICES on pillow slips and
sheets hitherto unknown in
Charlottetown at Stanley
Bros eclipse white sale-'Slips
torn and hemmed ready for
use 12c each, sheets 58c; hem-
stitched sheets 70c each. The
advantage of having these
goods torn before hemming
is, after they are laundered
they are square,if they are out
they are crooked.-Stanley
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s"sTry Ozone.
A wonderful remedy
_ his disease.
Also in stock
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Laxa Bromo
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Quuune Pills
Powders
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entral Drugstore.
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”    l by a friend what cpitnpii would 'oe up 1 METHODIST ,
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We have il 1' iinfst selec
to be had in the ei' y, especial
bleached and uulfirtiched; P'lIoW
circular; White Cotton, Quilts, JN
Linens, bleaclnd und Cream, able
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Night Robes. Drawers, orset Tovers,
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Chemises, Embrol
chiefs, White Cambric,
Big bargains in Remus.
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Prints, Flannelettes, Dress
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New Cloth for Fall and
We have opened afine line of N
'S-uitings. Overcoatings and Trouseriiig.
nts of
tion in each
ly so in our
cries, H
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Covers. 95¢¥l*i.°
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are goods
the nay ba
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Auriloillzen cAPlTAL, $2,000,000.00
suscmseo cAl>lTAL, 1,a1s,6oo.0o
me uP omni, soo,ooo.oo
neslsnvs, slsi nec., lass, 1.o21,s11.oo
Gauss income in 1396, |,21s,ooo.oo
Deposited with Receiver-General
‘ in Canada, 84,000.00
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. I
EIPLCYERS’ LIABILITY. I
ACCIDENT INSURANCE CDIBINED WITI-I
SICKNESS BENEFITS.
WDIIKIEIPS' BENEFIT INSURANCE.
ELEVATUE INSURANCE.
DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.
TIIIIID PARTY LIABILITY INSURANCE.
THIS IS MEAT FO
goods from a new factory. We do _ R
not know how good they are, but
think they are _well worth the
money-we ask for them.
rporatiun of Londo
u that when you
do'ng so in this c
ont? insuring against
di ease Premium the
by other companies
be elite alone and
thibenetits granted
Th e are facts
dolgars to you, make a
an when any one
‘ If you are a
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insurance think of the
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