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THB GUARDIAN, CHAIEOITETCWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, NOVEMBER 18, lm. o '
Difficult v _
Digestion;
mt is dyspepsia. ` '
it makes life miserable. 
its sufferers eat not because they _
vm to-but simply because they`
pusr. 1
They complain of a bad lasts ln the
mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the
stomach, a feeling of puffy fullness'
headache, heartburn and what not, i`
Bood's Sarsaparilla cured 106095 F. Laine. `
nmggm, Ky., who writes: “I VII Troubled
,ith dnpepaia tor a number of rears and _
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First snow of season 11 Nov. 1898-(3" Surnames Couar.-The Court yesterday
inches of snow fell.)
Tun Yarmouth of the Plant Line is due
this morning at 6 Uclock.
GOOD Prince Edward Island eggs are
selling in Halifax for_l8 and 19 cents.
A lost gold Kruger coin is being
advertised for in the want col. of this
session.
ON November llth, 1900 this Province
was visited by a snow storm and some
three inches fell.
Yssrsnnar evening Rev. William
Meikle commenced :A series of revival
wok medicine that did ms no eood. I was
gdvised by triends to try Hood’s Sarsaparllla '
'meh I did and it Wt m bonu in nd," s Cuannorrnrowu Ru-‘Ls Assoou.'r1oN.--
condition. Rave me lilculth and ill!! and
made me feel like anew person." I obtained on application to the Secretary.
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Hood S   THE Schr. Lady Hill has been chartered
Pmmises to cureamikeeps um Pf°m° _potatoes at West River Bridge for
iss. Beware of substitutes Buy
I-iood’s and only l-lood’s
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gaassssssseag
gif You
§Wish
tobe absolute sure you are'
getting Pure égee aadthebest .
Coiiee without adulteratxon. _
Ask for our fresh! groand
Codee, there is n.~.ne etter on
the market.
-~ 40c. per pound.
ebster & Hella
l¥¥.&¥ 'G  ifliisi
£_ _*_ _ig ___ 4 My
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6aptured"
“Pm afteryou" said a policeman to
the burglar, “and_l will capture vm
too," and the daring cop dad capture
lum.
There are several pgkin this City .
we have never captur Are von no
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that have never bought a dollar's .
worth ofgooih from us? if so yougf
have missed it. We presume you are ` _
in the habit of buying from a high§
pricedhcuseyoaari- acquainted with. 3
are you not aware that one purchase
here will cure you of that habit. You _
may had it hardto break away from
old lines; if so, von will appreciate our é
bargainsallxhe more when we once
get you.
We want to capture yon so that you
am capture some of the good bargains ' ‘
we have capturei for you. -_
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If You"""` _
Want the Best
E You will buy at the Eclipse Bakery
FOR 'l`0~DAY. . . .
Apple Pia ne each. I
Musee Pies xzc each
Cream Pies _ ra & 1.5¢ ¢'-Nh
Cooosnut Piss 15 & soc each
Sultana Cake b
White Calle
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Bteadofallkitliial Fresh and _
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_ GUARDIAN rearders are asked to
mnextweek asthe Y. M. C. A-Dal:l0riBl10i
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°1==°f'~h°°¢ iidividnk ‘N “ff ‘\f‘=f¢ E nt the “May Queen” this evening at
Endeavor of Zion Church.
meetings in Truro.
The prize spoons have-arrived and may be
by Mr. John Wheatley to load 4,000 bus.
Liverpool, N. S.
Pnxnnanaromo rehearsal at eight p. m.
sharp. Members and orchestra are
requested to be in their seats at tive
minutes to eight.
remember the lecture in St. James Hall
this evening by Rev. Mr. Moss, Picton.
SubJect: “Romantlcism.” '
THE market prices remain practically
unchanged with the exception ot oats.
Dealers report that they are unable to
secure large quantities at 42 cents.‘
TH! regular rehearsal of the choir of
the First Methodist church will be held
on Wednesday evening next at eight
o’clock, at the residence of Mr. Fred.
Newson, Euston Street.
Armw waiting room and ticket otiice
have been added to the station on the
Railway wharf in Georgetown to afford
the much needed increased accomoda-
tion for country trafllc.
THB funeral ofthe late Mrs. McDonald
will leave the residence of Mr. James
'White, Hillsborough Square, at 3.40
o‘clock sharp for the Railway station
thence to Summerside.
Tm: first public meeting of the Natural
History 'announced for to-night is
nnavoidably postponed until Tuesday ot__J
available before that date.
Prrnnannrourc Slocurrr-'Rehearsal
8 o’clock. All members will please be
hand at 7.45 to receive dues, etc.
Mus. William Morrison returned on
Wednesday from Stanhope, P. E. Island
where she has been spending someweeka
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. G. H. Alexander.-Picton Advocate.
THE Natural History and Antiquarian
Society desires to t.end<-r sincere thanks
to the 4th Regiment- Band for gratuitous
rendition of the musical program at
the ceremony of unveilingthe Louisburg
gun last Saturday.
Lasr night Dr. Conroy inspected the
passengers arriving by the Princess.
Those coming over were asked to bare
their arms and show the mark of vaccina-
tion. One passenger felt short ot the
qnalidcation and submitted to the
Act cheerfully. -
THE Matron of the P. E. I, Hospital
wishes to thank the donors for the follow-
ing: Two strips carpet with bindings for
nurses’ room, Prowse Bros.; paint for
nurses room, Mrs (Dr)l Taylor; two potted
plants from the Young People’s Christian
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DEAFNFSS IS CURLBLE l Suiferers
D\l11°l'»\18l- TM S2421' GMU Wm be 011 Tm: attention of Tm: Guannxan has
genie
DR'    me fi Lrroxah ° :bi fi 'vwlrh
Mgr! too. 3 Co , Kingston, Ont.
every time for their money. We want your trade but don’t
0Xpeet it without something in return. We sell all kinds of
dl? goods cheap and always keep in view.
suit,$1.00 and $2.00. Heavy ~Wooi -regular $1.30 for 98c 5
suit. '~
' Lined Gloves ~
See one lined at 500,' 80c,'90c` and $1.15. all worth more
money. o 9 _ '_ 
§n. s'rsmurr,
Ecli Bake ' 1
Bakesplgqt Bret-:IL I
from impaired hearing will be glad ' to
know that their affliction is probably not
duo to any anic defect in the ear but
results probaoblgy from a thickening of the
 ° . dred ec
i '3 ‘ W Lining fiat the middle lelar caused bl?  it
_Q _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 \.mw'gd;m':s°'g'?;'“k &n‘hed_is::3|aE_::1°,; _?e(___Johnie mine at Leadville. He is tile larg~.
' ,Catarrhozone are reports _
N I I c I Y highest autllUrlty we Nwdmmtl bhli=lff°fu.'¢],h¢§`.¢~¢., 119mg. whkhn* da-iv”
treatment to our readers. Catarrhozone
quickly restores lost hearing. and its
‘\*\»\¢\§@‘@_\ i edlciency is placedbeyond dispute by the
of M F ll ofS" Thomas who re-
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145-Queen street. _ ozone,iafter years of _eafness. Price $1.
d Crown and Bridge Work carefully Aff D|'\2S8i5t5 01' bi' mall, from P9150” &_
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That is what Weeks & Co. believe is giving the people
“Good Goods at Honest Prices”
-Here are a few lines-Men’s and Boy’s Underwear.
Wonderful value in Underwear, fieeced lined at 90::
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A big assortment to choose from, all sizes and" prices*
i Collars and Cufhs _ _
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No use paying 20.':~ea£-h for your Coders. We have a
of nice styles at 2 for 250, and 4 ply lmen, Cuffs.
feel like a. new man. Nez-villne cures
trating; more highly pain-subdueing than
any ot er remedy. Don’t suifer _another
. minute, get Nerviline quick, and rub it in,
for sure as you were born it will cure you.
25 cents.
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bearing the  ¢§rCouus_el on a
point suggested by thii Co tl n a matter
Pherson vs McLeod, Mr. Stewart KI C.
foeplaintidl, Mr. Kepson  _Cf for defend-
ant. This closes the business' before tue
Court this tex;m._ _ '
Mn Nelson Stevenson of Prince Edward
Island, will become the permanent pastor
of Coburgatreet Qhrlstihn church after
next Sunday. He isa young unmarried
man, zealous and an able preacher. Co-
burg street church bas been without a
_regular preacher since Mr. Williams
left two months ago.-St. John Globe.
THE Dominion W. C. T. U. convention
will be held in Montreal on November
14th to 19th inclusive. Delegates and
visitors arerequested to buy their tickets
by the I. C. R. at ons ilrst class fare, and
receive a standard certilicate which if
signed by the secretary of convention will
insure a tree return. _ A
Rav. T. F. Funnanron spoke to an
_ interested audience in the Y. M. C. A. last
nikht on “Jesus Christ King". This was
in the ilrst servieeot the evening week ot
.Prayer Meetings. Tonight at 7.3) Rev.
J. W. McConnell will speak on “Jesus
Christ our King." All men are invited
to attend. These meetings promise to be
v ery interesting. _
Msssns Warns and Gibbs, Tracadie, are
meeting with exceptional success' in goose
shooting. On Friday last they bagged
fourteen birds. A correspondent writes
that there are at least three or four acres
of geese in Tracadie Bay but it is useless
to expect to get near without wild geeu
tamed for decoys. _
‘ THE evangelistic services now being
conducted in Nova Scotia by Rev A. F.
Baker and Hugh A McLean are meeting
with great success, 57 were baptized
during the month of October. Mr. Mc~
Lean hasjust enjoyed a week’s vacation
at North River. His solo in the North
River Baptist Church on bunday morning
was highly appreciated and one of his
best efforts.
A naonur McGill Outlook speaks in the
most tiattering terms ot the playing of
Percy Crosby in a late football match
between McGill and the Biiltannias. ' It
*lays that outside of a seniaagame no man
donningbhe MoGlll~swsats'l;f  played
a_ better T   game. Mr.
Crosby is a native  lsiiMeld and
lllarneiieyxe Rumi 'whilefa student in
Prince of Wales College.
been directed to the fact that while the
city of Charlottetown is pursuing the
vaccination of children in the schools
nothin zis being done in this regard in the
country districts Yesterday in conversa
tion with a medical gentleman. he said
lheGoverm_uent of ii mn -»» n
the vaccinatzou law in the country
districts and as a ree uit the protection of
the hundreds of schools throu ghont the
Island is being neglected.
Ymsrnunavatelephone message from
Dalvay stated that a large steamer
apparently disabled was only 'three
quarters of mile ou°Tracadie Sandhills in
about eight. tathoms ot water. It was
quite hazy at the time and lt was
impossible to tell what steamer it was.
Just before dark it was noticed that the
steamer had got under way and was
_lDD&!¢ntly heading for East Point. A
 storm was raging at the time
with the breakers running out for about
tive miles. Alater message stated that
the tide had not been sohlgh fora number
of years.
Calor-ado, is very ill. the resuito! an
abcess which formed in his ear. Mr.
Champibn inane of. the _rich men of the i
state. His principal holding is the Little
est lndlviduall to stock-holderfowning one
an- approximate net revenue o!`_$1,llXl a
day. In addition he is largely interested
in many other mines and in the beet
sugar industry. He owns a ieWD8D€r.
and much real estate in Denver and
Leadville. He has _a wife and three
children. His home at Eighth and
Pennsylvania in one of the finest resid-
ences in the city.-Ilenvcs Post.
(Mr. Champion isa native of P. E. Is~_
land.) ' _
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PAININ THE BACK
makes life miserable. Can‘t itbecured?
Yee, in one ni ht. Polson’s Nerviline
of the application for a new trial In__]§n_-9,
-_ 1801  - .auf asp 
regulations of the bye law respecting(-3
tl »P» li. sdo gig, i_ _g - -ii
nothing in regard to the carrying out of . t Mr De~lroch<-'ra was ht-.1-il frm,
MB. John F. Champion of Denver its
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l lowest temperature of Nddil
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Tnnnuclurunllkanmos. -Highest and
lowest temperature of November 9. - .
highest lowest .
1901 46.5 $3
1900 62.0 46.4
1899 53.2 40.4
71898 47 S 37.0- _
1 1897 38.3 38.3 ‘
1&l6 55.5 42.3
_ |895 54 5 35.3
1&4 ' 37.5 29.6
1894- Ground frozen.
Tnssnuous-run Rnanlnos.-Highest and
iowsst temperature of November 10th
Nkhest _ lowest
1901 43.6 __ 83.3
1110 58.7 » i 38.0 _
1% 48.5 41.4 =
1 1538 38.3 33.8 '
LQ7 47 0 37.0
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1@4 42.0 34.5
lowest temperature of November 11th.
Highest. Lowest. I
19oo iso  asm
iam 44 9 :ne 9
' lava. 41.6 aaa 
mv 39.0 `as.o'
1996 31.8 2s.2 
1895 995 f :no 1 `
1894 46.4 39.2
(Jann or Tnamrs.-I wish to thank
New York Life Insurance C0.
#their agent Mr. W. A. Grant for their
prompt attention in paying the policy on .
the life of my late son Harry. This was _
apolicy for one_ thousand dollars with _
return premium. Their agent has today'
handed metheir check for $l.055,07 fer
Whkdl f»h¢¥ have my thanks and I would
warmly recommend the company tg
B hllrhly satisfactory manner and
oifenng the most modern inducements tor
the llnancial benedt of their patrons.-
ours Very Truly, Wm Miller St.
et.er’s Road ~
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A PEBMANQNT  ' .
is Case Demonstrated that Dodd’s'
 Permanently. _ `
QUEBEG1 Q96" NOV. 41. fb l I Aw;
been ia may of lane, the pspei-rl its' }`§1|.».,§
. statement made by Mr. Sam Desroehe 1
of this eiay, emma that he had _,mg
with Diabetes for five ears and glut he
had been cured by Dodd’s Kldnay P1119,
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At that time some peo le  - “
ined to believe that it wgs -not ed in
tiyveured' d that th digeaas
tum wherrhe left od' asking the
he outherfday in an interview I
mga? of the pilpexs. '
esas we asheeverw d La
positivelfy that he has not hadsthgldhihtgsz
retiirn 0 any of the symptoms of Diabetes'
since he was cured in LSB. '
Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the only 1.5.*
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Tnnanoxnmza nnanmos.-Highest and A
intending insurers here as doing business
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tio' F urs-want. to know 
,the right things--9
kv_v_ov_r»bow cheaply
class tors can»b.»
it will you' to 
here any day;
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we are proud of: __ 
our pleasafeto 9 
--it includes ao¢hiiig_bligi‘

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Guaranteed. __
We carry in _stock _
following brands - 
Ontario Vaccine Farm! jj
P»rize, Davie 8; Offs, 
H. K. M_uli`ord C0.
gives a completeinockout to pain in the ~
M ij '
back, for it penetrates through t_he
tissues, takes out the soreness _ and pam,
invigorates tired muscles, and makes you 1
quickly because it is stronger, more pene- Y
A Truss I
You wil be interested in the P 
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Elastic I Truss
Wears selling It as by f r
the most satisfactory truss sold
is i ht and comfortable and
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_ NOTARIES. PUBLIC. ETC.
OFFICES; lheDouald‘s Block, Charlotte 51
6 3Y¢l¢7. Cape Breton, N. S.
ivoeiel Attention to COLLLECTION an
__ REAL ESTATE,
HOUSES and Lamps. agp - aaghgm
g » _ _   f°Y $3.5 ;mI\;l'l!o_nle"ul.evcs!hd o~
_ Maltese 293:11; guts: l. 1. 9. sheen..
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Special sine Serge  wuts .far
Boys' wear or. wo_rk_t_gg€_-Qhiygg, ‘; ‘
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