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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER I6 1899
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'Ina KOLA UOUPDUHD CUBE!
C.” That Sulered F201 Altlsml
‘ ,post Since his Birth.
'gmes Paterson, & Princess ave.,
’::A_ B. 0.. writes: "Our My. who ls
We yggfy of QE, bil D20” 
m “uma almost since Ms birth, which
wh” eontlnmliy gxvwtlg worse in spite
4-." gy medical aid we eonv! procure.
gagged- balls have been vel? large each
gnnguer mysel! nor my trite lavehad
an ,qfwg steep auth; the last year of
L ri-sible. having had to potiltlce and give
1” "didn to keen bln from cholmig.
'vena-1| df snelghbor who had been cured
u curke's Kota Compound and remixed to
U “_ with the result tht to-day our ehitd
. ,,,,,i¢;ciy sured. Dt havin( had an
am.; guise takin the azeondsbottla ai-
grewa very tact
and healthy.
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rafdyt U it
drtierttiled cor-
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sake'| Kola
sed tb cure
or money
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fortfalnde. Sold
_ For sale bv‘George E. Hughes.
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e for the
Aildrral
Church
Wliite’s
Caramels
and
Snowdake
Chocolates-
Can be had at anyofthe
following first-class stores.
T. J. Morris.
D. I.. Hooper.
. W. Plckard & Go.
W.A.Hutchcson.
W. F. Carter.
Stewart & Gates.
Sanderson & Co.
Beer & Goff.
J. D. McLeod & Co.
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sittsnlv to
(Lll\ll‘lod.)
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM ~
lllll‘I'llEAL AND QUEB C
DURING SEASON 0F 1899
FOR PIIGTOU N.S
-CA LLING A'1‘-
Fsther Point, Gaspe, Mal _ Bay. Perce,
Cape Cove. Summerside Charlotte-p Dr' Haweyfs _ Southern
town and Souris.
From Montreal
sl2p. m.
lion. 19th June
do
3rd J ulv
'I0 17th July
60 31st do
do l4th Aug
23th do
25lll dn
9th O-1.
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do lith Sept.
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do
‘I0 6th Nov.
' Returning will leave
'V017 alternate Monday at nuuu. ‘fl  ‘-"°
urivuoirmmsfrcm Hotfix most. ?i“‘“""" 
Jdllhoalliug at Charleretown, Sum- -
'mid' 0. Perce, Gaspe, Mal Bay and
7ltkorPoint. ,
Subject to change shoind circum-   
lloesarfquire it.
CARVELI. BROS.
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From Ch’town
at 6 p.m.
. 12th June
26th do
10th July
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24th d
7th Aug_ 1 inferior imitations.
21st do
4th Sept
18th do
and oct. . \________. -_----»
16th do
30th do
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P`w’0ii, N S
SECOND ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
The Pastor of Kensington Church, Montreal, a Native of
Prince Edward Island. .
l\loN'rm;tAL. Sept. 11.-Yesterday actor. Special music was rendered by
was the occasion of the celebration of the choir, assisted by Mrs. Dunn, Miss
the second anniversary of Kensington M. Cla k, and Miss Fcrguson.The Rev.
Presbyterian Church, situated in the Prof. Ross preached the anniversary
growing suburb of that name. about sermon from Matt. X., 38.
four miles west of Montreal. The pic- Prof. Ros closed his impressive ser-
tures ine little edifice is beautifully _ mon by solemnly invoking God’s bless-
situatod, and the very tasteful manner.ing upon the church which was to-day
in which the i-mrior was decorated celebrating its second anniversary, and
with choice plat ts* and ut il »wers for prayed that the good work which it had,
ysrterdays ct-loin-ation .lent an effect accomplished during the past year
which won the admiration of all. The might continue and increase in the
flowers were principally contributed future.
and arranged hy Mrs.F.G. Guaedinger. The pastor of the church is Mr. J. B.
Miss Campbell. toe Messr=.Gnaedinger, McLeod, who, together with Mr. E. L.
Switzer and other friends. Gnaedinger. superintendent of tho Sab-
The s rvice was largely attended and bat -school, has worked energetically
proved to be of a very iiiterestiog char- to ensure the success of this mission.
To Manufacture S1noke1ess.THE P' E' 1° ‘SUNDAY
` ~POW(l€l’. SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
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WasiriNG'roN, Sept. 11.-The navy
department expects to begin the manu-
facture of smokeless powder at its mills
near Ind' . Head within the next two
or three tiinths. lVork on the mills
thas been pushed energetically and at
present about 1,200 men are employed.
Altogether the buildings will number
.23 or 25. with a capacity of 2,000 f _ __
pounds of smokeless powder daily. of Sunday Schools, County and District
'Ibis ou'put seems large at first thought,' P1‘6Bid6llliB. 0i§°€1`9_ lfld EX00UtW° QI
but one of the his 13-int-ii guns or thc tue Provincial Association are Ex-oiliolo
indiana ns. s 1,ooo pounds of powder at Members oi Convention- Eooh School
a single shot. I may send on delegate, and schools
having a Membership over 100 may
,send two. Delegates who are not al-
ready members of convention as above
will bring credential letter from the
Superintendent or Pastor. If the Super-
intendcnt goes he will represent the
School as Delegate.
The Local Committee at Summers ide
promise entertainment to Members of
Convention and Delegates lpmcvided the
nameisseutto the Secretar , A S
The Slxtli Annual Provl nclal Convention will
be llelil (D. V.) lu the Methodist tihurch.
at Siiiiimerside, on Tuesday and Wedn-
dsy. Oct. 3rd and 4th.
Pastors of Churches. Superinteadents
THE NA'l`ION’S COAL.
British Bsttleships Wan Steam to be Utilized
for Economy. _
LoN1>oN, Sept. 11-A new departure
of an im ortant character has been de-
P
cided upon by the Admiralty. As soon
as the battleship Canopus, now being
prepared tor sea at Portsmouth, has
large sum of money will be spent on
altering her auxiliary machinery, so as
The alteration will consist of so re-
constructing the machinery thatthe ex-
haust steam from the main engines. in~
stead of going back to water, will be
utilized to work the vessel’s evapora-
tors.
This will be the first time that such
an arrangement has been introduced in-
to the machinery of a British fbattle-
ship. although exhaust steam is already
made use of in up-to-date merchant
steair ers. It is understood that this
alteration will be extended to all battle-
sbips of the Canopus class.
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. Cures coughs
RED PINE
2Sc.-or same price as
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1 899.
f The steamer Ellin will ply betw
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I Prince Street `-‘~harf and Rock
_ LEG-AI.; GQJLIDS
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Barristers & Bivlcitors-
Bank of Nova Scotia linildimr-
gharlottetowu. 1'. E. l~
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6.30 a. m. it 7 a. m.
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flillud. Money
8*#-I-LWoo1>,c. :asm-ister mdartcrncy t f° ‘ ‘
" i  Pllbua 5% oI? hm° is 4 s c i 4 ¢ ¢
it Boutlfslde  lkensy so 19”.; .. 5_3() .. ._ ..
-"§f§nu.£act1arerg:___”__ SUNDAYS_ e
CREW it »
 as  ~l u it
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admii.u'.» b==s"`- ‘° ll `° " 11.30 “
Smltil
8 “ ‘ 8.30
~~ 1 p. m. ° ~ 1.8Op. m.
ii 2 si 3
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At 9 a. m. At
I 12.45 p.m. "
completed her contractor’s trials ai
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to decrease her consumption of coal.\
lyou notified the Committee, kindly let
.vention will be a good one in every
ol.-
lows :
McKay, no later than the 8001, Septem-
ber. ‘ ~ ‘
Let Schools appoint delegates early
andforward the names on a post card
giving the name of the  the- Lot
or Township Number in which the
School is held, the name of the. _Dele-
gate and the P.~.O. address. ' ~' “
If you find you cannot attend after
them know. Have due regard for the
committees and the families who ai-
range for your comfort. It is consider-
able disapointment to a family after
they arrange for a Delegate to have no
one come. .
Buys single First Class Ticket to
Summsrside. A Certificate of atten-
dance from the Secretary will take you
home. ' ~
A Reception Committee will be at-
tendance at the Methodist Church, and
all delegates will rfiport there on their
arrival.
Prof. Hamil and other prominent S. S.
workers will take part. and this Con-
sense of the word. A_programe will be
issued in the press, and notices given
from time to time.
and obtaining a deputation m
necessary for this Association toask for
aid. Kindly ask your school to_ take
up a collection lor the Provincial
Association, and send the amount with
one of your delegates or by letter to_W.
B. Ramsay, Treasurer, 1'_SummorS\d°-
Any sum will be thankfully received.
Collections will be taken at the Con-
vention. _
All meetings of the Convention BW
open to the public. _
By order of Executive Commit\10°~
Litoiuiin Mounts. A- S- MCKAY'
Summerside. Sept. 11th. 1399- »
5 General Secretary. Secretory °f L°'
cal Committee.
Diana Returns.
SYDNEY, C. B., Sanitember 13..-'The
Peary Arctic: C1ub’s chartered steamer
Diana arrived here this morning from
Etae, North Greenland, August 28. all
well.
Peary and his two companions, with'
native allies were left in excellent
health and spirits, comfortably housed
for the winter, with provisions for two
years. and an ample supply of dogfood,
111 walrus having been killed since
Au ust 2nd for that ur os
February, when, with a supporting
party cf natives, he will go to Fort
Conger and thence begin his-journey to
the pole. either by the Greenland coast
or from Cape Heels, as conditions may
determined.
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SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
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Apples (bush) ...................... ._
Beettquarter pei-lb....:.............
Beet(smalllperlb....................
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Cheese .....  
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Beet small) perlb... .
Battcrirrdsh pci-1b
Butter tulguperlbm... 
Crgamery( t‘t1.er.... 
Ca huge per oz....... 
  
Cabbage, per  
Celery ...............  
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Fowls per pair .......  . 
ll'lour.percwt .......  _ 
Oatmealnew per cwt ............ ..
Geese .............................. ..
gladesper  
  
Ducks, pair .............. .. 
Bectistplgrbunohi .................. .. `
Lamb quarter ................. ..
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Pork .............. ..
Turnlueperbushel
Potatoestmew 
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Speak in the highest. terms of
These little fellows are so easy to take,
Miss Alina Goqiiiii, Cape Bald, N. B.,
says; “I had an attack of liver trouble
and indigestion last spring and decided to
buy Laxa.-Liver Pills. Tbeyhad a. more
lasting effect than any remedy I ever took,
and I believe them to be the best medicine
for liver trouble that is to be found."
Y- Miss Ellen Whalen, Niagara Falls. Out.,
says: “ I had dyspepsia. for two years,
and tool: various remedies, but none of
` them suiicd my case like Laxa-Liver Pills.
They cured me promptly and effectually."
Laxa-Liver Pi s alwayscure biliousness,
sick headache, dyspepsia, constipation,
heartburn, water ‘bi-ash, catarrh of the
stomach, coated tongue, bad breath, salldvl
and muddy complexion, etc.
. - ' ‘ Assn" fterd'_ "pillth aremost '
The expense of “mug 'fha Conzzxloiri valuable, ta'.emoviii1gI'_lei-hat. _full ‘gr bloated
feeling and preventing indigestiou.
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2 _ p p o. ~
Peary will remain at Etae until
'r
our farmers do not need to wait
 Wills the Sql
That accounts for the great popularity of
CEYLON
Which has the merit of boingabsolutcly pure and free
all coloring matter and adulteration
Sold in lead packets only, All Grocer-g,
250, 30c, 40c. .50c, 600.
THEY IILI.  -~
  THEY Bid
Finding out that we give. bestvalu
Shoes. \,.
d See our job lots in windows and on counters for
ays. - -..
Bio reductions to clear
The
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is over before buying their plough
at once, by calling at the Masonic
share, or other plough .extras can be
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iwotimis iisiil-'i. 2:33'   if-'P°f'»°f1» on
Laxa Liver Pills. ‘
` I-:vdfywhei more ladies _...fs discarding ' A I  I A
-the old-‘fashioned .harsh laxatives , and ` , , .
cathartics for Laxa.-Liver Pills. » . . `
.eg so ge-roy, .,m...-.d.»»y gapqg. ;d»=;== t iiiiitfitiuiii or lu nits of an s ful
&‘;“§.‘.’.‘;.il'i...‘Z,‘I.“.‘.i’.‘i‘.’.‘. ..f‘..°.°§.ii..&, ....2 ESDALE FOIIHDRY ta machiner-
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av§di¢i§¢fii¢i.I;'." i me e es ~ Oflice. Masonic Temple Charlottetown P
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er, li liter, audktouger than any other plate.
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We have testimonials from persons for whom we have mode
metal plates--not one would wear an ordmary plate lgllll. You
all
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  I Every piece of work done by us must give entire satisfaction to
` . the patient, else we will not allow it to leave our otlioe.
sm»d»=th°h°°¢°f"1°‘“‘ °f ““ ”‘° '°" Visible writing from start _ seeosu-Arc1.a¢u»1'r°e,¢nvv1us¢>u¢ purse
een "'5"V33°?‘°“q3'5°%%‘t33‘?3’l;5“ ’°‘ ‘” ti ii ` IL ` B 1111 Dental Parlcrs
y i>‘.?°””.;§°‘H°"°` °°°°°' °h°°°` s'm°'°°d 'Q ms er oHABLo'rrE'rowN P it L
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can haveyour impression taken, and a metal plate made same day
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eeth on Met
A dentist who knows his business,and one that his slt1tt'Ql-rd
for his patients will always advise them to have a metal pl :ne
Prior. Mitr.viLI.n B. Booman,
'" Instructor Boston Dental College, Boston .Hass
In view of the vast amountof injurydoneto the moutbsof #west
ers of rubber or vulcanite plates, by the retention of undue heat
owning to the non conductibility of rubber, and as alumuimis now
so cheaply produced and making as it does a rigid, light, claonly
unobjectional plate there seems no reason why any person should
I wear a rubber or viilcanite plate. Not only this, but better results
1 inifit and adhesion are obtained in didiciilt eases, than in the use
of rubber. L. P. HABKBLI., D D 8.
\ Chicago IlL Dental School
The above quotations are from hundreds by eminent uenhsts
whose close observation in many years experience in plate work has
learned them the many advantagesof metal over rubber
Many persons 'who are compelled to wear artiicial teeth on a
plate find that the ordinary plate causes heating of the mouth, bod
taste, shrinkage of the gums, etc . finally causing the plate to pit
loose, sometimes sore lips. sore mouths andsore throats, and caused
'directly from the wearing of an ordinary plate.
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Itisaconducwrofhcst and cold, itisnanu-mating, andiathm-
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A  _ _- , . some windows, stain, suur nous, lleiuun, nuns resin. 010°
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