THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 31, 1901
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ggomechs it builds up stomachs th
artics and old-fashioned nostrums.
xlicru coated tongue, heart-bum cr waizei'-greek.
.Mu:iyon`s Pile Ointment cures all forms of pile
Mk-iyo;i's B;lpod Cure corrects all bioodimpuritie
luayozis Diver Cure corrects headache biliou
Muaycn‘s Female Renae ies are a ii to women
yelieve asthma in three minutes and cure inhveday
Miiayon`s Catarrh Remedies never fail.
Munyon, New ork and Philadelphia.
IUNIOYS INHALEB (TUBES CATABRIL
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£777?
Teams
To Hire
F Good turnouts of every des-
* cription and good horses, well
g cared for, always.
At I.arge’s
Livery
Personal attention to a`l
orders.
Phone 30. `
LARGE BROS-~
PRoPRiEToRs.
Llnmamahioér. RA; AuBuhu&
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SECOND-HAND PIANO
For sale a second-h'ind Piano,
(Broadwood) Mahogany Case, is in
good condition. Will be sold cheap
for cash. Call and see it at my sales-
room, Great George Street.
E- MCD CUC-ALL.
May 23 dtf Auctioneer.
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Just Received
Suowfl.ke and Bordeaux Choco-
lates at _
W. £.llutcheson’s.`
May 23
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have been weakened by powerlulqfh.
Mnnyonkzs Dyispepsln (finlpo gorreclshbloatingog
msc , a itation o t e eart,s ort ' ' 4
 and allpagcctions ofthe heart causednlosygig-    lhe 
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ws, jaundice. cons-u*;.ti01§_§_m; all lug diseases.
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RAISING I
0F FROGS
Farm of Ten Acres Es-
tablishcd Near Boston
sch trouble. lt lbluvenates vgorn-onili:   
 ;s;ei£°r.°i§`5:‘;z§ ture will be used in Study
His Headache Cure stops headache in 3 minutes. A   
Munyon’sAsthma Cure andl-Ierbsareguaranteedto p NEW Y0RK’May 28__A frog farm on
_ _ _ I ‘ ascale never before undertaken in this
-:§°°{,°§c:  "°“°‘°’ 1°” P°"°” '°"°“* count-ry is about to be started in Mas-
Munyin has acureforevery disease. The Gnldg 5B.Chl1S€i.IS. ACC01`dlI1g l'.0 (IIE BOSILOD
*°"°“'""f'°°\.‘°"’ °f'h°“" C“""' “‘°“‘Y “S Ci* Transcript, affirm of ten acres has been
purchased at Ware and the work of
. 7_ placing it inshape for the contemplated
enterprise is going on rapidly, and it is
*I expected to launch the enterprise early
this spring. The tract is admirably adapt-
ed for the purpose, as a. stream of water
passes through it. The system followed
in the cultivation of the ainmals -will be
that a. of series of artiflcal ponds, the first
being the smallest, ten by three feet, in
which the eggs will be placed for hatch-
ing, and as the creatures develop they
4 will be removed to larger ponds, where
they are given a chance to expand. When
they are a year old they [will occupy the
the bodies of water about ten feet
square, and at the age of two years the
` animals will be allowed to splash around
in a pool measuring 30 fect square. _
20,000 'ro 40,000.
These ponds are all connected by locks
through which it will be a convenient mat-
ter to transfer the frogs when the time
for this operation arrives. The ponds will
be fitted with walls and bottom of cement
and after graduating from the 30 feet pond
y the frog will be full grown and ready for
‘ the market. Arrangements are being
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If ‘Lou have Baclcache you havl
gi ey Disease. If you neglect
ackache it will develop into
something worse--Brighfs Dis-
ease or iabetes. There is no
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys. Theft
nl one kidne medicine bu!
ls o y y
' It cures Backache every time-
REFRIGERAIOR FOR SALE  
t Dodd’s
A Medium sized Refrigerator.<
bought last year, is as good as' new
Nice appearance. Will be a bargain.
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for someone. Call at Auctcn Rooms, l   ~
' Great George St.
E- MCDOUCALL.
h May 23, dtf Auctioneer
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I Pills
C ‘  says:-I suffered untold agony and misery
for years with salt rheum in my feet.
' tried almost every remedy I could hear
of. I was told by the best physicians I
PRESENT REPUTATION OF THE could get more than tempoi'ary_relief. I
was induced to try Dr. Chase s Ointment.
O .
wo boxes I was commletely cured." At
all dealers 60 cents a box. v
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Our new season’s stock is now complete consisting of 50 diiierent style
in Concorde, Spingles, Buggies, Jump Seats, Suri-eys, Plxaetons, Democrat 4
Mikados, Business Wagons, Express Wagons and Road Carts, all fini shed
with latest and up~to-date improvements
Some New Features for this Season- .
Thousand Mile Axles, Recess Collars Roller Rub Irons, Rubber Ste
P»»ds,B'1 Bos L00-an B kc t' _C sir ssticksesa
01 ey y p' O er ‘C ut “ms mn a op °‘ Extraction free of charge.
Basket Seats and Solid Rubber Tires.
-Lighest and neatest rigs on the market.
If You want Something Swell for I90l
'Olly fr om up
Harness, we have 2.5 dia.-rect styles in Nickel, solid Nf¢kei.o.icdc
and Rubber Mountings and are bound to please you in quality, price an
5¢l'lIl5-
See our Light Three Quarter Concord and Buggie
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1' sent to the schools in a normal condition,
frogs a year and if the venture proves a
uccess it will be a comparatively easy
matter to enlarge the capacity of the
farm to 100,000 frogs per year. Frog cul-
tivation is a very simple matter and one
which requires but little Investment and
no great amount of attention or Worx
and the returns are very large.
A veiyimportantmarket for frogs besides
the hotels and restaurants will be found
in colleges and medical schools. There is a
growing demand for useln the study of
natural history and especially for purpos-
es of medical research.
A SHORT SUPPLY.
At present the supply is insufficient,
and students, especially in winter, dnd it
difficult to procure any specimens. The
cultivation of the frog has hitherto been ,
promulgated only on a small scale, and
chiefly as food. Schools have been ob-
liged to send to North and South Caro-p
lina for their specimens, and then hive
not been able to procure the animalsin
the best condition. The farm at Ware
will be equipped with heating app iratus,
`so that the supply will be constant, and
students will be enabled to obtain the
objects of their experiments during the
winter, when they are most desired for
study. During the cold weather the frogs
remain dormant ~ in the mud. Large
cakes of this soil will be dug from the
ponds and removed to the heathers,
where the frogs will be thawed out and
so that the blood circulation and the
heart beat may be studied under the best
condtions possible.
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Great Victory.
BARNABY RivnR.,N. B. Mar.-Few cases
of illness and recovery have excited the
interest in this community, as has thev
kidrey trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie.
Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doctors
h ho ‘tal and the fact
rt home and in t e spi ,
that they absolutely gave him up as a
case beyond all hope. is well know i. His
_ ~bsequent restoration by the use of
Dodd’s Kidr ey Pills re_.ds like a miracle.
“For five years I have suffered off and
on with kidney Trouble., Last fali I had
an attack, for which the doctors had little
hope of my recovery. I was obliged to go
to the hospital for treatment, but it did
me no good, so I came home given up by
the doctors. A friend suggested Dod d’s
Kidney Pills. From the first box I im-
proved. Now I am at my work eve ry
ay.’
BRITAIN STEEL PRODUCT.
A .
In the past 40 years Great Britain has
produced 40 million tons of steel or about
one-third of the world total product.
If it is asthma, bronchitis, croup, or any
such trouble, use Vapo-Cresolene. All Druggists.
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$50,000 FOR A `HORPlTAL.
LoNDoN, May 28.-Alfred Harmeworth,
of the Daily Mail, has given £10,000 to the `
Rayal hospital, for the purpose of in-
stalling a plant that will allow of the use
of the lamplight cure for lupus.
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BEAUTY OF FORM AND FIGURE.
Health and beauty always go linked to
gether. A wrinkled, tired and worn-
looking face tells immediately of nervous-
ness, worry and many) accompanying ills
and illegularities. r. Chase’s Nerve
Food Blls the -shrivelled arteries with new _
rich blood, strengthens and rekindles the
vitality of the nerves, and glives a well-
rounded form, and clear ealthy _com-
plexion to all who use it. 25 cents a box
all dealers.
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WELI.-KNOWN METHODIST
MISSIONARY PASSES AWAY .
Tonorrro, May 28.-Rev. George Coch-
ran, D. D., the well-known missionary of
day in Southern California. Dr. Cochran'
established Canadian Methodist missions
in Japan in 1873.
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UNTOLD AGON 1 FROM SALT RHEUM
Mr. Chas. F. McLean, Palmerston, Ont.,
After one or two application I received
great relief, and when I had used only
FIRST CUP RACE SEPTEMBER 21.
NEW YORK, May 28.-The Royal Ul-
lster Yacht Club has cabled the New
York Yacht Club an approval of Septem-
ber 21st as the day for the opening con-
test in the cup races, and that date is
ilnally fixed. -
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AROUSED AT LAST.
~ To the terribleravagesof consumptionin
> Ontario, the government is petitioned to
establish hospitals for consumptives. As
a preventative to consumption there is no
treatment to be compared to Dr. Chase’s
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which
promptly and efiectually crues every
cough and cold. It has by far the largest
troubles. 25c. a bottle. Family size
cents. All dealers'
Canadian Methodist church died yester- ,.
I En lish Tennis Shoes at Moran’s Sunny-
sale of any remedy for throat and_lu%%
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vacarionisr Pass
Well, summer time makes us think of
vacations, but where do we go is the
question. '
New England is one great Dleasure
ground, and eitherat the shore or in the'
glorious mountains there is variety
enough to satisfy all. There are ample _
accommodations in every region, andfthe
luxuriant furnishings :and sumptuous
table which the inn-keeper provides has
gained for New England a reputation of
extensive proportions. Another feature
which gives New England a decided f
prominence as a summer resort ire the exceptional trinspartation f-icilities at
the command of the tourist. It matters
not from which point you gain entrance
to the region, for in eveiy direction the
Boston 8; Maine Railroad has a service
which includes through express trains
equipped with modern parlor and sleep-
ing-cars. Its passenger l)epartmeiit,with
headquarters in Boston, compiles a book
known as “Summer Resorts and Tours.”
which is nothing less t-han a “vacation
pointer.” It includes a list of hotels and
boarding houses, rates,- routes, maps and
steamer connections. Send for it-it is
free, and contains everything you want
to know about vacations.
...._._¢___
Messrs. c. c. nichcais sr cc. ` t '
Gentlemen,~My neighbors boy age 4- ;
years old, fell into a tub of boiling water,
and got scalded fearfully. A 'few days lat-
er his legs swelled to three times their
natural and broke out in running sores. .
His parents could get nothing to help him
till I resommended MINARUS LINIM-
ENT, which after using two bottles, com-
pletely cured him and I know of several
cases around here almost as remarkable, `
cured by the same Liniment, and I can
truly ray I never handled a medicine
which has had as good a sale or given
such universal satisfaction, V
M. HIBBERT,
General Merchant.
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BOILERMAKERS STRIKE.
Nnw Yonx, May 28.-The boilermakers
employed by the Babcock Sc Wilcox Cam-
pany, Bayonne, N. J., numbering about
.300, went on strike to-day for a nine hour
working day without reduction in wages.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
all druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure; 25c. E. W. Grove. Signature
on each box.
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VOTERS T0 PER CENT. 0F POPULATION
England has 121 voters to every 1000_ of
her population, France 220, Austria but `
22, and Sweden _only.A . -
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TO CURB GRIPPBIN TWO DAYS
Lax at ive Bromo-Q"-'i' nine removes catheuii
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fIl‘IOSE ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURE
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til remedy that cures a cold an one ev
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Acadia Nut. Old Sydne 'and other Coals
Carters’ Seeds Grow
_ A few second hand bicycles, in good con
dition, for sale. Apply to Ernest
Duchemin, city. 18 tf.
All previous results put in the shade by
use of “Ideal” Washing Tablets. Wi
not injure ilnest ffibric. Compounded by
asoldier of the Queen from experience
gained during long residence in the
Orient. Send 5 cents for sampletoJ.H.
Spicer 221 Commissioners St., Montreal,
P. Q. - mayZ3 lwpd
Molasses Kisses only 10cts a lb. at the
Crown Confectionery.-W. A. Hiiztgpeson
Big shipment of untrimmed
Hats at Paton & Co’s. 30tf
3 pounds of 10 cent Ralsins for 20 cents
this week at Beer & Goffs. 29 3i.
Carters’ for Wall Paper
The very latest in Belts and Ties at_ F.
Perkins 85 Co. li.
'side Shoe Store. li.
Midsummer import of
Millinery arrived to dey at
Paton’s. 30tf.
Brant Another consignment ofBraut re-
ceived to~day, order by telephone to be
delivered at the market on Friday -The
birds are migratin north-do not miss a.
a pair.-J. J. Gay g Son. 30 Zi.
If you want Underclothing
P , Moderate Prices. '
Banioters, Soiidlora. Notaries etc. »
D,A. HA1INNON.I.I.lB.,K. C.
aaAri=isi.i> vn1.i/inns.,
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Mackinnon & -Williams 2° at
in Merino, Baloriggan, Cash-
mere, plain or ribbed cotton,
you can save 20 per cent by'
buying your Underclothing
now from us-J~ B. McDon-
ald & C0. 30 4i ,
Economical house keepers will take ad-
vantage of the cheap sale of Baisins thi ‘
ounds of 10 cent Raisins for Z) cents.
sisting of the cheapest kind of good
and the best kind of cheapness, will be
foun in an
Agreat combine in W'hltewear-c0n-
ness
d nouncement to-day.Cheap-
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week at Beer 8: Goffs. You can buy 3l
'thcut goodness of qualit
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-Where shall I buy my
clothes ? Who will get my
money if _
I can buy but once, and
when my money’s gone, what
will I have instead 'Q
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Il' ith what emotions will I
contmipiate my purchase?
Shall I bedismayed or glad '£
Much depends on where I
buy- let me think. 4 _
Where was it I was told to
go ? What store was it, where
clothes are better and nri ces
lower than in other stores 'l'
Oh I have it, “Prowse’s.”
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That’s the place. _
I’ve heard so much about
their ten dollar Scotch tweed
suit that I think _I’ll goherc.
I’m tired of buyingsuits that
“make me tired” each time I
put them on. ‘~ '
I’m off to
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Large :stock kept on
hand. Orders filled
prom ptly
JOS. A. LIKELY. -
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Pitch Pine .
Oak Timber
Boards.
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HORSES. '
COACHES,
BUGGIES.
BAROUCHES,
OPEN WAGGONS,
ON HIRE DAILY.
Terms Reasonable- ,
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Dainty Corsets for dainty
Style right. Fit right-
Made right- All right-
Manufactured only by
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Canned Lobsters.
I am open to make contracts fold
the coming season’s pack and can
pay highest market prices for' best
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