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[HB G`UARD'AN,. OHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, OCTOBER 14, ill.
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_ 1 Att! girl desiring to learn the printing
for Canada" St John, N _  _should apply at this oillce. I
. Everywhere.
safest andjmost reliable preparation f _
' any form of indigestlon or stoinae
SEVERAL boarders can be very comforb-
in onli
ue not selling at a
everything in our
sre cordially invited
see for themselves.
Allau’s Champagne
most delicious sum-
you ever tasted.
Kelly di Co
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Nlllilllll Pllii Sill
We have received s large sup ply of the
World famed Waltham Watches. We have l""l""‘ “ext T\1°9d5Y 1581115- All Wh0~'
ii1¢n1 in miie coin, com rinse, siivef ....1 1».1....i faking this class shouldbe presenti
silveroid Chses in sizes from o to 18 sine and at
most reasonable prices.
We would be pleased to show them to your
W. W- WELLNER.
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premises.
to is p. m. Please call.
PROPRIBTORS.
B ` election resulted as follo
"F0 1 President-J. H. Kent, Truro.
(neil Preise Block) I
(lpen For Business. i
N & RIGGS.  1*
A Comfort
iid Gemleieni ‘“ .   ._ ......._
* The Great
l ' for men_
l goods-fittiiig lasts sty
‘ lish and comfortfible.
and
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Peaches’ Pear, p'
Banainans.
-They wear-
-like iron. --
   llleyi to
" 4 1
nga
poor instrument
*ilk by continn --AT--
°f<1¢f. soon become
NCB. if purchased
be rinsed nniy
U! & Oo. warrant
and their guarantee
For
and sons, all befo
Personally supervise th
Co: Pianos have
remiums wherever
manufacturers and so-
claim io `
make 181105  i 0 34
"to liave"Heintz`inan’s Thur < f
etc t _ ' _ ' '
e c showin _ `_  _,_ mf _(_ ,,____ _ ,,_/__‘
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W
caution should
a piano, and
of its maker
as the apparent
:more than'it,
i_s welcome
will remains
C ` Sole Ageizts.
' $"~  ~»~»'~'_a-v- ‘_
Jeweler and Engravers __
e llth. Oct. 1898, llrst killing frost.
$2_00 P and 5
i>f¢1».¢.1.i,11.1¢i1e. si .11 f  _
in every style. Every 
as requested. All pas- Q
= Splendid stock inner
soles :ind counters solid
_ 'l voiced “The Century’s
i 1gelist Meikle is leading in Devotional
ably accommodated at Mrs. J. A. Cam-
¥eron's, Kent' Street, next Revere Hotel.
Any person desiring to rent a double
Omoo, with a desirable location, should
|lPDly at this odlce at once. 1
Am. young men should remember that
their gymnasium class in the Y. M. C.. A. 
~- ' 'l-ri' time. Other classes for business ,
In-'vu ~tudents, boys and young ladies will 1
lull-iw,
Ei.sc'noN Pxrrriou.-We learn that the 1
Election petition against the election of
_.M13 D. A. McKinnon, last March,,has been
set down for trial before Chief Justice
» Sullivan and Judge Fitzgerald at the
Court House in Charlottetown on Monday-
October 28th.
Tnimnns for the printing and selling of
score cards for the races to be held in the
.fl‘.:'.;1°.E@5X'
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day next, the 16th inst., wi-il be received
at the omce of C. R. Small-wood,Secretary
up to and on Saturday next, the 12th inst.
The highest or any tender not necessarily 1
accepted. »
Tnnnuoimrna Rnmme.-Highest and 1
lowest temperature for October 11th:
Highest. Lowest.
1901 64.7 49.8
1900 64.0 55.3
1899 \ 61.6 41.2
1% 53.3 35.
1897 49.7 30.0
‘ 1896 47.0 35.6
1895 49.3 37.7
1894 60.0 ` 52.0
11th. Oct. 1897, ice i inch thick on water
l in -fountain Queen Square.
Y. M. C. A. Copzvawrios, Moncton,
opened on Thursday afternoon. Delegates
_ from all parts of the provinces were lnjat*
tendance. At the afternoon session the
W
s:
lst. Vice President-Dr. McLeod, Syd-
Truro.
Secretary-P. C. Reid Wolfville.
Asst. Secy.,--W. C.Cousins, Sackville.
The sessions both afternoon and ` even-
ing .were of great spiritual power, Rev.
. B. P. McKiin of St.John endeared himself
to the hearts of all the delegates by his
IB
3rd. Vice President-W. D. McCallum,
» consecration to God.
Pro
V address on "The Boy blem and Rev.
_C Dr. Morrison of St. John very eloquently
 exercises. The morning session consisted
 “of an address on Boy's
' manly address, backed by a life ot full
'l Robinson, New York; S
 village work ty E. G. tviiiiams, si.
 nfhn; Work of Cor sponding Mem
_ ber, H. J. ‘Crowes
_~ "Results from PliYSl°a1
j arriving.
t ciLENn.i1'i”`i§ii'i;hci. 1901
' MooN’s Gamers
4h
Last Quarter, 4th, , 52m. evg.
New Moon. 12th,9h, 11m. in.
OF ALL the TOWN there is no pla
To Satisfy _
Drug Wants
-Largest Stock.
DISPENSING A SPECIALTY.
Phone 8
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Lowest Prices
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Rev. Dr. W. W. Andrews of Mount _
Allison University gave a very thoughtfub
Appeal” Evan-
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perfect digestion and avoid trouble.
But it is not generally known that the
Tablets are Just as good and wholesom
for their little folks as for their elders.
Little children who are pale thin an
have no appetite,or do not grow or thriv
should use the tablets after eating an
will derive great benefit from them
Mrs G H. Crotsley,538 Washington S
Hoboken, New Jersey, writes “Stu
Dyspepsia Tablets Just dll the bill f
children as well as for older folks. I’ve
had the best of luck with them
as candy. I have only to say tablets ii
she drops everything else and runs
them
'the child these tabletst at s e wen
fore the notary public of Ere Co., N.
and made the following affidavit:
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were recommended to me for my tw
months-old baby, which was sick n
a
puny and the doctors said was suner
I procured a 'box from my di-uggists
used only the large sweet leaengers in
box- and was delighted to ind they
just the thing for my baby. I feelj
fled in saying that Stuart’s Dyspep
Tablets saved' my chi1d's life.
1 Mas. W. T. Dri'm.oi>1:.
_1Charlottetown Driving Park on Wednes- Stuart’s Tablets after each meal toiiisure
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For babies, no matter how young
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. assimilation.
or infants.
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three year old girl takes them as readily
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A Buffalo mother, a short time ago, who
despaired of the life of her baby, was so
delighted with the results from givi g
' h ii i. b
Gentlemen:-Stnart’s Dyspepsia Table
from indigestion, I took the child to the
hospital, but there found no relief. A
ti-lend mentioned the Stuart’s Tablets and
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
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delicate, the tablets will accomplish
‘ wonders in increasing flesh, appetite and
growth. Use only the large Sweet tabl
in every box. Full sized boxes are sold
all druggists for 50 cents, and no parent
Work by E_ M_ should neglect the use of this safe remedy
“mu Town and 1 for allstoniach troubles if the chi
g Stuart/s Dyspepsia Tablets have been
Wvorkw by'A_ W_ known for years as the best prepara
for all stomach troubles whetherin adults
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These Cloths are just
will wear well.
» aie slow sellers, this
them _ quick.
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  Stanley
. - ' WILL BE
Rilliilllli
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North Side Queen Square. '
Grafton Street.
Farm for Sale.
Wltlilu line lilies ol tl\’lm_ iid Tim
l lli ll. Stitiin.
This farm contains over ioo acres of land
well watered with three diiferent ponds which
never go dry and a good well with force pump,
I6 acres new meadow, well fertilized last spriizg
which cut from one and a half to two tons
hay this year. _ _
I2 acres well fertilized land ready for next
year‘s crop and 4 acres of newly stumped land
ready to be broken for next year.
Thel remainder under pasture _and wood.
buildings comparatively new, mdk waggon
passes the gate.
Terms easy. _Apply at 'Fira Gusauraiv Omer
8»rod-w 3m,
%;<<5*ns”%2 41
_$1
Is tried and proved tobe “just Right”
in eve respect.
Ewegone wants to live, and there
a iivin for everybod in the world-
w le thox loohing for a choice
may not knowof us, let this re~
them, that:- .' ~
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iqwest ra_tes, we know HOW to
them which means much. And,
speck l is ters on hal
ggxpened bytli ladtyyi oysters in
,’l§";.‘,..‘;°.,,...° "°..}’,‘“‘3..’5."1‘.f°.1..
Pinnette and  River oysters
on hand. .
'igckeii Pieslicqlie-
 Haiti catintheiatestnylel
11!`_‘aJ!/
si cds ing »"\1" Q ff-=~¢; v - H Q 7  l ‘» I _
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The i-lub cnfelq 1 ii‘1§.  
- Whether young orold likes to;
_ have aclesn shaved face. W
I take pains with our work. No ,
 onlydnwegive you a comfort-`
able easy shave but your face’
i ~. i.»i=s¢i¢.1nf¢1-iw¢niy~f°nrl1¢ur
ARTISTIG TAILORING.
Oni' reputation in both town and country for
mgwing out  work is such as to wat-
: Znso n your patrouazc.
tun.s..,niers  their cloth and have
nits made at most reasonable rates or
hey may select from our varied stock of Cloths.
E. 6 III. 6 1. 1) 6 1’
Whenyouwear one of our Suits of Overoolts
yousredsessed in the very latest New York
style. txlland get prices. _
'ss-anrnmme and ranssmc done at
short notice. ~ -
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GreatG¢_0,!'l¢Streef-a few dootaznortll of
' Cralibfsoorner. '
»9<1\'¢1¢$ ~
=_ in
stripes, 56 inches wide ’
They are splendid quality goods and
0 s Q
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Ill Rlllllllli ull Sill
forget io call aiifl see ».is_ It will pay you
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CITY AND Fir me children 
's Double Starch   _ 1
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been proved bf:y0l1<l dispute that i.l1lS St8.1‘0l1 is ` C Nothing is so Safe and Pleasant as _ C.
Sta rch in the world. It was invented -- S,,,,,,,Dy,P,,¥,,,, 1-,b\e,,, 1  * '
md manufactured by him at Ulm, Germany. Guardian Mon-cspondcnts
eriect ~ _j,,._'._._h
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Thousands ofinen and women have _f ' E    A
found Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the* A 0 .
or e
h
12 places heavy all-wool
\_ Gloills, in Gi-ey Brown and Fawn
I
the thing ’ for
Ladies’ Skirts and Childrens -Ulsters.
The reason for the sacriiioe- is; they
price will sell I .
Per worth $1.25 to "
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When in the City is will pay you to call at the Sunnyside '
Gr .cei-y for anything ijou may need in the grocery line. All our _
' stock is fresh and good and our prices are ve-ry moderate. Dorf;
.
.
Bunn' 'C' », ~
’ ¢
Malt Vinegar
.bor English Malt Vinegar at 48
cents at gallon' is the- beat
value in pickling vinegar
in the city today- Ir is gusr
nnieed to keep pickles good for 12
months or more, '
We have also in stock Whit;
Wine. Cider. and Spiced
Vinegar- ~
Aho Pickling Spices,Turn-`
eric, &c-
Beer _& Goff,
Removal Sala.
We expect to open the ns
Apothecaries’ Hall. _Desbrisafl Cor-
ner this month. _
We ‘want to reduce our large stock
before removal. In order to do
so quiei:ly~we will eell at greatly
reduced prices. ‘_ _
Drnggists’ Sundries, 
ii
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e-» £12. me-.
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