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fearful and the blood sim I ushcd awa c
p Sores, Cuts, Bruises, etc., is a great puzzle to me.”
BUK everywhere. ”
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Zam Buk instantly stops Pain and Bleeding!
Mr- Bw- H3". of mmm. sm., il.. molly ina .melon in we on
remarkable h mg powers of zau-nun. H. ...yr ._
"Wllan4_Ipehlng acan of Pineagple Sauce the other day, the Csn Opener
lost its grip and 13 hand was ppzd open by the rough od of the half
opened san. It ni e a gash in my nd about ;2 inches longi _gjae pe._i__i_1_ wa;
ZAM-BUK handy and I imriiediagtaly a plioiiysolliidn 'I"'iSe.my surpriae°thox iii
suddenly oeasisi and the blood stopped). ZAM~13UK’B quickness in healing
"ZAM-BUK beats all other remedies and I therefore recommend ZAM-
ZAM-BL‘|\ _-. gin-at healing powers have puzzled others, but its strength
lies in its purity. Made from tion saps, juices and aromatic oils got from
Medicinal herbs, it becomes NA'I‘URE’S OWN REM EDY.
“KEEP ZAM-suit nanov"
is a sound motto, for daily mishaps malie ZAM-BUK a daily need. It can
be used with remarkable soothin and healing effect from the oldest member
of the family down to the newgorn babe. ZAM-BUI(
is a cure for blood poison, cuts, bruises, old wounds,
running sores, eczema, ulcers boils, eru tions, scalp sores,
itch, barbcr’a rash, burns, sealds, andlsll akin injuries
and diseases. ZAM-BUK is also the best cure for iles
mr: sox _
Send le. stamp
to Zsxn-Buk C0.
Toronto. with
this oouponaiad
receive is free
BampleBox
so Z x
yoE§_ng__v_;aé___l£_e. }_>ox,all d.ruggi'_sts and stores or Zain-§3uk
~»f:°‘”~ ZAM-.
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HIGH GUISS SPEED SALE
l`2'Ei"C`rn<by, Cape Traverse, offers for sale on. Wednesday, Oct. the goth,
|907, iii ~ fnllow|ii.g stock, which takes place at Lansdowne Stables: _
_ L,'..i~ry Nzllioli, bay] mare, foaled |899 by Provider, rcuord 2.l8}{, ai champion
trotter and sire, second dam: Leda, by old Administrator, record 2.29;tliird dam
Black Eagle. _
This marc is a superb road marc, :ind a trotter, although never trnined. now
in foal to Brazilian, the Bull Dog race horse and sire of extreme speed and futurity
winners. which is proven. _
Slic is due to foal, March l8th |908. Should the purchaser of Carry desire to
,y§s|,o,,,._‘,|’,||¢¢- |9;>S,l`onl, at four months, Iam authorized to state that an agreement
will be -lriiwii up mid signed i medistely after purchase for .'l handsome sum.
.\!_~i.\ l<Z..i. C. iibsy weantiing colt, foaled April 4th, |907, by Brazilian, dsni
Cari-\' .\':\|i.m .-in I |`iiiI brother to israel.Tartc.
' 'l‘ ,_;., ,-vii L _if :in extremely powerful build; but is verv light gated, fine action,
3 born ir -xinr. Is absolutely sound and very handsome. Weighs 48olbs. A bright
» ~ ' uturit winner.
Pmslui‘l'ci<klrt;d`Stallidn,Israel Tartn z,36}{,at three years old,sired by Braziliaii,'d.'im
the great brood mare, Carry Nation. Tarts was foaleJ,juiy the 4ili i9n4. At the
Dominion-Exhibition, Halifax in l9o6 as ii two year old, he won his race and carried
oiftlie o'rily,_(irst money that came to thc Province, ccinpel_ing iagainst all the Dom-
inion and Newfoundland. _ _ _ _
As :early as August this season, Tarts 'was timed a whole mile, by
rgilgble pnriics whose names will be furnished if necessary, in the _r-niark-
able time of 2.25. Hs was not exerted in the least and was wall within himself.
Stortly afterwards he mel: with an funavoldable accident which required ten
weeks rest. Mr LP. Irving, knowing Tarte's great ability to race. W_0l'k¢'i him
but two miles and proceeded to Halifax, where he again started; won first money
and was able to f lag two of his well bred and trained opponents.
He will also be e speed sire bring bred in the purple. He ia s half bwlihef
to Dzen Thwinuer df three year old pace`stske,Hsiifax; Happy Geo. gc and his hall
sister Lad Evelyn who is probably the spredlest three year old~iin the east.
Also his trotting requisites which are the best money can buy.
One set harness costing over $50.00, Sweaters and coolers, some of which
cuggm 9°, Boots, bandages, etc. etc. A kit box for keeping all the above in
wgrth $17.00. A harness case, speed sleigh and 28 pound bike of the best make.
Also i bugy, , nearly new; one rubber tired waggon, a beauty, r isuntlng sleigh.
1 wwd gleig ' r plow.; sen; driving harness, 1 two minute stiacnineut, I set
huvv 1|-“gk :iggon lii\rncss.i jersey cow, in cali. six years old,iinest in the land.
' T;,e,¢ will be other good readers and .trotting stock offered at this sale'
d.
not ‘Aiieeiii‘qli’i`i‘i'ligioiJe¢iipectlng the peilgvees ol’ this stock will bc cheerfully answ-
°"°dAh° W "me ,hm ,md pine Mr. W. T-I. P. Irvine, offers for sale (the sire of
the gbovg' c~,1f.,\ Bmzillan. Nc zona, race record half mile track Ll). Hs iv ii
sun of B,.°,,`n W'|1k¢9 ,ml grinilsi n of the izrest George Wilkes. one ofthe great-
¢g'¢ glfgpqjf champions. Dun Olive, 'jsecoiid ilaiu Mambrivio Patchen 58.
Ae ii sire he is ii droifli-\ oi ocess and has seven or more ready to drop
`l’llf in .xiii .
“"0 ih]°,r]3§|?,::,i, ubgliihginiz: confiit of a nice set of liarnes~,sweatera, rugs
ho 1,5 Mm ,Alon 5,,i¢,ble| fnriinv-.llinu lilin ln. He is 18 vears of aége' Dr.
131,33 N S, declared his mouth was good till 24 years had beeurcach: .
'A iiure foal getter as everv one \myvs.A ride after him will set you dizzy.
3.1¢ to take piss: al z o'c1ock p.rn.U<usl terms which will be ms-ie known'
“ °“° °' ” '°“"' w. li. Maivsoiv
Auctioneer.
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We are headquarters for all kinds
of pumps. `
We guarantee saiirfsciinn or
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innneystfundcd.
' Get our prices. ` '
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‘ Manazr; and In sourli. Yorqy
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M6._Sesmaii, lsriszer. J J*
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Holmes Fl Dnsn, ot Sumirersldc, spent
Sllhillv lu Moutaiiuo .
_I`tsv. Enwiiv ‘Sam-ll, Cardigan, bas
ro'-urlled hniuc fiom a visit no New
Glasiiow. N S.
Tnzlm are at present six schooue s in
the Wit of Montiguo, loading prcduie.
_The potato crop In this section is consid-
erably below the average.
Till funeral of Mrs. John Tiulncr, an
clit and much respected resident of Spar-
rew‘s Risd. took place to Montague R C
Cemeery Monday morning and was
largely attended.
P. G. Ssalum, Sourls will be glad to
receive news and advertising for "'I`hi\
Kinds Cpunty Guanllfin," as well as new
and renewal subscriptions tor the "Mom
lu! Dslly" and the “Rural Daily." Tele
phone oonhectlon.
Till! Guardlan's onlreipondcntlr mi E - st
Point, and the cnsle~'n part. ofthe Provliltc
'writnrr Harvesting is slowly progress-
ing botwee-i the rainy days, and s few
have commenced digging their potati cs
h-ifore the bulk nf their hnrvestia cut-
Fishlngliss entirely cciiscil forthe mel
fcvv wseks nn account of the sturiuy
wc\tbrr.-Sclleri McLean hes riomuicm
ecl |.hc_erectlon of ii new dwelling hcu-e
Iliivlng secured the assistance of Alfr-.d
Fraser they are rushing the work wlub
vigor. Thcdwi-lling Ilouic at llvtllvrcll,
once ownci by tlial»iieElijsh McVane was
burncl ou the morning of the second Inst
It was oicupicd by W. A. Gardner ami
family who saved liitlo but their night
clothes many valuables being con~uu.c.i.
Tne cause of the ilic was unknown-Mrs
John E Mcl)omil.i has icturnlrl from Mon
tical alter a plcfisiint visit to ber sister
Mrs Dr Gordon. Jason A Ching, Lsslcr
Jarvis and Rob»-rt Brace have left for
the luinticr woods of Maine-more to
follow. Stanley S cwarl, Misses Vests
and Ruby Stewart, M-irgarct Mi-.Lellan,
two Misses Beaton and Miss Irene Me-
Donalil hsve left for Boston.
 ° REDEEMED.
Long yearn before thc Civil wer-
A war that icot this land in twain-
A fratrleldal war, so liercc _
That fathers fought against their sons,
And brdthbra faced their brothers
Upon thc gory baltlc field;
One to uphold a euri-cd law
_ That gave s man the right and power
To chain his follow-man, and one
To set him flce-Before that llnic
The c ‘il exist s blot upon
The iistloii's innir I A man was iudgcil
Not on bli merits or his acts,
But by the color of his skin.
If that were black, he thus became
A vassal tu thc white uian’s grccfl
And love of gold. No blsckcr shame
Did cvcr stain the honored name
Of an American.
A weilthy gentleman one mom-
A perfect stranger by thc way-
Waii strolling through a thriving town
And taking in the sights when lo I
- I-Ie sivv before hlln,ou the square,
A motley drobri. Upon n block -
He saw n p'c ty quadroon girl,
With rosy elxcelre and skin so clear
That plainly told good health was thcre.
No common girl, for she was bright,
Intelligent, rctine~l and puic.
Big tears came rolling down her cheeks
As she did wring her hands. She plc id
That she be left at home to live
With mother, who was we ik and ol»l.
The bids went un, her price rose high
And higher. The wealthy stranger
Could no longer befir the sight;
Sc raise/I his voice and ahoutrd loud
A sum that no one could out-bid.
The auctloneer then said, “Shc's your;
Take ber away."
The thankful girl
Then grasped the strn.nger's hand and
Cried: “And I am yours, 0 treat me
kind
And I s faithful slave will bv,"
“My poor dear child," the man replied,
“I purchased you to set you free »
And not to enslave you more-to live
And die wherever you may choose."
She i-traigbtway clapped her hands and
Silrl, “Then God be praised for I am
free-
Froe to llve with my old mother-
To care for her till lIfc’n short day
Shall and. Then I shall go with you,
Kind Sir, snrl spend my str. ngth and
life
In your employ. But lite's too short
.To Dey you nil I owe.” “N sy, nay,
That shall not. ha," the man replied.
“I bid you welcome to my_home; `
l'll see that yuu shall nothing want;
Thar. b-»iniz free in chance yeu‘ll have
T fi ‘ch your charlot to a star
Ami ~'iiiiil befoie the world s slave
llc neniel and glorified."
J. H. Furronsn.
ia;
/iulioulit.-Eiviziiis
n'Ren emb r that tie Lnyal Circle if
King-i D.-ugbters of St. PauI‘s Uhuioh
hold their annual sale and silernoosi t -a
on November tha 28th. '
sllmportnut big women Paton dt (lo.
have in stock it ncuie ,ot large oulsilad
Jacliets niarlc from jet bl»i0lr` broad cloth
ranging in piiu s |r.im Qi up in $35
nic lluin prlcrd one for $12 and $16 alles
lu, 42, it E O S. I0-l0.lr||.
EASY T0 RETAIN HEALTH.
Most impnnnnt at all is prop:-r site tion
o the bowel.. Avoid cbtutlii tion il). ii e
saith kill r of today. Harsh, gr.nli:g
nieulc-nl' iii rulnuils-beware uf .t. B- t
rcsul s in'law a iralv vegetable remedy
like D.. I-l.imll\or.'s Pills c Mandrake sud
Button-ilu; which n-.t only r lieu rcsilve-
iinsa mane night but ciir.s ihs cause nt
iii trouble and |-riivsuts its rs urn. No
iltlui-es. oi inc. nven -n'e at euisghs use
Montague op Tiiesdsy.
Scan Marlon G Emmsison, Capt White.
oompleild loading G t ,potaatoo-.s and vi-Il'
oiiables today for the Sydney markets.
Lost between Rollo Bay and Sourls
a cheque in favor of W. H. Townshend.
Binder will be rewarded by returning
sans to W. D, Douglas, Fortune Bridge.
' 10-lililili
_M P Ronlnrsou, of Montague, arrived
home on Saturday ullzht after an exlcnd-
Nl trip lhrougri Western Canada. lie
eojoyeii his trip very much, and speaks
highly nfthateeation oi the Dominion.
,W.A..'IonNemNs, Montague, will be
glad to receive news and sdverthiog
for “Tim Kings County Guardian,"
as well as new and renewal sub-eripllons
f\\r.tbe*‘Memicg Daily" and the “Rural
Dall). Telephone Connection.
'Aston Goonnisu. an nscl and rospectcii
cltlsan ofMul1»`/17 Harbor North dici lssi.
wcck. He had been for many years
farmer for Ben), Clow merchant of that
place. He was it iist=\-c of Ireland and
had no relntlvealu this Provima
Tull marriage took place in Ti ronto cii
Oct. iird,uf Miss Mirgarrt Aitken daught-
er Of J. M. Aitken, Montague, ti N. ll.
Sinclair of the Melropolitan Brink,
Toronto and scn cf Iiev. R. G. Sinclair,
Montague Ti.c‘ci'amoiiy was 1:cl‘foru-eil
by Rev. B. G. Sinclair, father of the
groom.
Owllvc to the enormous amount of time
and expense necessary in bookkeeping
and making out small accounts as well as
mailing and collecting i~anie,'l‘he Guardian
has decided that lu future all nrdiniiry
amounts unrli-r one dollar will bs accepted
onn cash in advniics basis and ten per
nent dlscuuht given, except to those who
haves regular iiilvertislug account who
will still have the privilege of monthly
credit.
DARK BRIIWN . TASTE
‘ Your Head Aches
Tongue is Coated
Mouth Tastes Bad
Stomach is Sicll
The Gastxic]i;ii;Are Noi Doing
Their Duty and ¥cu’re in the Grip
of. Nervous Dyspepsia.
A hot bitter fluid, and rour iniligeated
fonn rise In your uiou- h. _
Yourvlsion is crossed with spcclrs that
ll/‘at before the eyes.
Very shortly you'll have nausta, rank
lireith, and sleepless nights.
What \-ou need is Fvrrczone.
Ii. regulates the smstricjuiccs, nuts new
life into the stomach, braces digestive
poyvriis, gives the aid thaifs so ba ly rc-
qu ic/ .
Frrrozcne is thehcst tres tment because
it goes to the root of the trouble, remedies
the conditions that cause dyapepsla and
thereby cures peruinnrnily.
l{”y<-u want. proof, read tha experience
of rE P Dsvli-on, a well known resid-
ent of Portland, who wrl|o~: “F»irozone
is beyond doubts roost pow:-rfui cure for
indigesilon and weak I-tomncli. Food so
badly disiigrierl with me that I was nl-
mosr. nfral' In ent. Pastry ami stnirchy
fo'~ds fernirrte I, caused ruur rtslnus aiiri
§~ve me hesiiiclies, hrown vast-, et\'i-in-ive
rcath. I grew weak, my weight 1-an
down nlteen pounds and my locks fully
iniicatfd all tmit was wronv. Fen-ozone
nut me on my feet again. It braced me
up, renc vrcfl my digestivn and made me ii
wrll man."
Dr-c‘nr and pntleitiialiite srcak of the
nicrit of Fcrrezonr; it is different lr.iui
other rcmellhs. iIll‘l’i:renr. because it cons
so you stay cured. Try ii; sold cvery-
whrrc in 500. boxes.
HORSE NOTES.
Daniel McDon iid, Clyde River, has sold
his three year olri Aliimleen hoiic to Mr
Jnines, Sussex N. B. for $155.
THE TUNNEI..
The Guardian would lliie to know if the
residents of Prince Edward Island Nelly
ileslie ii tunnel to connect wlih the maln-
lniid, and with this emi in view mich
person ls requested toout out the below
coupon altar writing in their name and
address, and enclose t.c"Ths Guardian.
Charlottetown", marking “'l‘unnq1" on
corner of envelope. Everybody should
ssnil at once.
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. New Advertisements
UPERA HOUSE
CHARLOTTETOWN
Friday and Saturday
Oct- 18th and l9th- `
Mr- W. E. Nankcvilla
ANNOUNCES THE NEVER' CI£ASII\‘(}
SUCCESS
_Hum21.n.Hcarts
Ari idealized story of life
in the Krkarisas Hills
PRESENTED wirri A
Carefully Chosen Company
Superb Scenic Sensaiiuiis
Marvelous Mechiiiilcal Magnitude
MATINEE SATURDAY, 3 p. ni.
Sale oi seats Tuesday morning, io
a. m.--Prices 25c,35c, 50;; and 75¢_
io-i4doi.
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At once, good laborers for
Semis Wharf. `
Highest wages paid. Apply
WM. F. uoccis,
Supt.
Io-I4d3i. Soiiris.
lion. J. li. Fletcher I
will deliver alectuie in
Kindergarten liall
_ON-
_Thursday _Evsning~ 0et. l7th,
Entitled “Wiuninf LBui'els."
including a sketch of l fe and labors of
Hon. Edward Whelan
In sid of the Whelan monument fund .
Admission Men zoo children under 15
years, and ladies mc. Leclnxn to com-
mence at eight o'olock. lo-lxdmwfgi.
 
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Saved.
Get in the habit of- deal-
ing with this progressive I
store- It is here you get
the very best goods at
ilie least possible. price.
' Our stock is moved rapidly.
are in a posiiiou io sell a
little lower than the other
dealer. Just at present oiir
line of goods is complete.
The Fall and Winter goods
have been arriving every
day uiilil our shefves and
snow windows ia e fairly
overburdened.
We src now in a _‘o.~.ition
to serve our many i ustom-
ers inasstisfactoryjni anner.
Make this store your
store, this winter,
li. I. JiilillSllllii
Montague-'
dttsritf.
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A. McLean K, C. Donald McKinnon
McLhAN 8 HcKI_NNON,
§$5lT.”§"Ei».¢.‘°"i5§L."T‘°°o.w“»'v'i
cLeod QI. Bentley
Bari-isten and Atmrrisysat-law.
Solicitors for the lla nk ot Neva Scotia
,,, nr ||,,,-,, |.,,,,',, |1||., “-|,|,,|, g, w,,,.,,| lieu- tliulrrlniro, lemons, griires, sp- Mnneytolean.
I-mcunnr their nillilnesaunil e civn-\'. pics ttc,..t'\V A Jchn.0.r~ne'»,Moiit.noiu~. 0,,,,|c,.;. n,..i. ..i vs" g.,°;i,\ cg..m\,¢"
'Phe Porno Mcn. S s_ I I wc.-_,vi-liieiii 2.'»c pi-r box. ` |0.__ig¢m.1|_. "_`,"_ . Ch“_°u.m
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We buy for spot cash and >
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Every -stitch and thread il I », _
F it-'Refonn Overccetia guanmteed'
Every yard of cloth is tesledwhea 
it comes from the mills I ,_ , 'fi'
Every garment is inspected before . Q __ '\ T.
it leaves the Fit-Reform worltrooms. '
Every Oveicost, beating the
Fit-Reforrn label, is up to the F it-Reform standard of value.
And we show our confidence in F it-Reform quality. by °ll\’
guarantee to refund money _should any purchase prove
unsatisfactory. H
Overccats, $l 5 up. ~'i-, 215
#7 PROWSE BRGS. LIMITED
Charlottetown.
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are the most perfect fitting gariiiciits obtaiiiablc.
Before buying your Fall coat, just slip 011 21
Britannia 'coat in one of the stores»
Notice the perfect fitting collar, the perfect cut
shoulders and the sllzlpelyhioiiided bust.
You will find that these coats give you the
best appearance of any garment you ever wore.
All stores carry a stock iii various cloths and
styles.
BRITANWA Coats and Skirts are the Best.
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F E I SIIRANCE
North British and Mercantile Insurance Cc..of G.B
Union Assurance Society of London, England.
Phoenix Assurance Cc. oi London, England.
Guardian Assurance Co. of London, England.
German-American Insurance Co. of New York.
Atlas Assurance Cc. of London, England.
Risks taken on Dwellings, Churches, Schools
Stores and Factories,at lowest current rates.-
I-lYI\lZI\/I4°sI\I :Ss CSC)
General Agents for P. E. Island.
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QUEBEC STEAMSIIIP C0.; LIMITED
Proposed sailing ol S.S. "CAMPAN.\" between Montreal and Charlottetown
-calling at Quebec. Father Point, (lapse Basin, Pt. St. Peter, Perce. Cape Cove
Grand ltlvsr, Picton and Summerside.
From Montreal
Monday at s P.M.
Mona., gcmbef 7 Saturday October _la
Mnndgy ocmber 1 , Sstnrdzlay October 4
Monday November 4 Saturday member 9
Subject to change should circumstances req-. ._re.
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