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THE GUADIAN CHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER ll, i896
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Gg;11,g_\rF..\',- T liizvc for a long tim;
§onistl‘.i°‘~; to iii:il.'c blood and
.ts t~::i. f\l} lrlootl\\':‘.s \\':i.r<~¢-y
‘_e;'tli and vitality.
an. ,,  ...`i _ V1. _..\\hv not
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Dr \Vartl`s lfkwtl :lritl l\ci'\'c Pills?
will supply .lic ox_\';cii your blood
sand give y-xii lic ~"‘i anti strength."
mmm l sms very sltcpiicril as to any
gthat Could lic dei'i\'e-d from any
ry mediciiic and lind no faith in
mem thc iii.irtc_r rested until four
ndhggo, when rpzitliiig so iuvuch about
§ Dr. Wards blood and Nerve Pills
U, done for so many people with im-
cd blood, I concluded to give
,tg-ial. I have taken four boxes and
Rm
and strength restorer, and
healthy blood.
&p¢d), Psrisn Liwnnucz Wnlrrn,
Q Queen St. \Vest, Toronto, Ont.
Q good druggists can s_uppl you. If
we will by ma.il. grice 5oc.
boxes for $2.00. THE DOc'r0n
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
so far .is Dr Wards Blood
Pi‘ls are concemed has been
oved. They are a. splendid
medicine for weak, ener-
e. This _has been my experi-
¢|,¢y having given me strength of
tilt. Bronze and Enamel
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Pictures Framed at the lowest pri
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you must know that it is#
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Big lloney.
We don’t. de1l in any 0f Uh
above. WE D0 KEEP the bee
glide of miterid obtainable
e will gi- e you as flue a. J0b
°f Drinting as is known to the
Wt- (F.in~~ . attractive. etc-l
The PRICI-¥ will be in propor-
tion to the expenses.
llE Willl llllllS HAY BEA
Cnlland see
D. TAYLOR
POPULAR PRINTER-
Queen St.
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liens and Gossip From Town ond
Country.
'Gleaned by “Guardian” Report-
ers and Correspondents.
The Latest Readable Happenings Occurring
in toe liens District.
for l.ivt-rpcol.
. PI-:ucv M. l\lcMA1roN has resumed his
stud eo at S. D. C., after sp ending ei
if w days at his home in Emerald.
Rmtmrlrnir the concert in the Lyceum
on Wednesday Nov. 23rd; proceeds in
aid of Senior class of the Notre Dame
Convent
Mir. D. MACMILLAN, Piano dealer,
Great George Street, has purchased a
handsome bay driver from Mr. Alvin
it H. Wadman, Summerside. She trotted
.in 2.50 on the Sunirnerside track last
summer.
M1-:sans Mulznocn MCRAE, John M
McDonald, Hector J. McKenzie, and
TV. M. McKenz'e, of Flat River, leave
this morring for Leadville. Colorado
where they expect to enter the mining
business. The GUARDIAN wishes them
success.
AN O'r'rA\v,\ despatch saysf-The
Government have allotted some cf ihe
$101100, being a balance of subsidy to
the Canadian Steamship Company. for
a steamship to call at Ch`town, on or
about .he 15th December, and deliver a
I cargo fiom Great Britain, taking in a
cargo for London and Liverpool. which
will be delivered via Milford Haven.
` AN agitation is abroad among the
merchants for abolishng the tolls in
connection with the market building. A
deputation of Charlottetown`s leading
merchants waited upon the City Coun-
cil at an informal meeting. held last
night. Councillors Taylor, Horne and
_ Nicholson were absent. Mr. F. Perkins
acted as spokesman for the delegation
and expressed their reasons why the
tolls should be abolished.The matter will
T be considered at the regular council
meeting on Monday evening.
WHEN Charlottetown ladies enter
` upon a project their efforts are almost
invariablly crowned with success.
This is re-eminent true of the Hospi-
,l tal tea held yesterday evening in the
` Y. M. C. A. hall. There was a crush
of people during mostof the evening.
The Protestant churches of the city all
had tables laden with choice ealibles.
y mime of the tables were filled six limes
in succession by friends of the P. E. I.
Hospital. The candy tables and the
cake lable were patronized exceptionally
well. The exact proceeds are not
known but it ii believed that about
‘$200 was realised. This monev will
remain in the hands of the:Ladies’ Aid.
who it is understood will devote it to
some special feature oi the new hospi-
.tal.
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CllVEliEll
' TO SELL QUICK. ‘
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ANcusNirwii1uir was arraigned nt
the police court yesterday on a charge
of neglecting to provide tend, clothing.
lodging and other necess ties tor his
wife, Margaret Newbery The hear-
ing of the case 'was' adjourned for one
week and the tlecndant of -i discharged
.in his own recogriizance.
Alunnriuc of the quarterly official
board of the Methodist- church at Fred-
ericton was held Tuesday evening. Rev.
J. J. Teasilulc presiding. Several
+‘inatters in connection with the church
were talked over, hut the principal
Tun; Luke \\'iiiiiipc_;5 sailed last night'
business before the board was
itlic selection cf ii succcs<or to Rev. Mr.
Teasdale, who-ze pasrorntc ends next
June. it w'-s tinaniut-ously decided to
extends. call to Rev. _Li M. Campbell,
of Charlottetown, now pa.-itor of the
church which Rev. Mr. '1e.'-isdale is to
tak".-St. John Tclegrapli.
N. B., is in the city after having paid ai
short visit to trienfls in the eastern art
year Mr. Smith is halo and hearty. Ho
preached three times last Sunday, at
Pownal. at Alexander and at Hazel
Grove. On one of these occ isious he
preached in the same place as he didf
over 60 years ago,whsn a youth attend-
ing school in Charlottetown. Service
at that time was held in the house of a
Mr. Burhoe and Mr. Smith remembers .
all the surroundings as if it were but
yesterday.
SOUTH Essrnnu ITEMS.-Rev. Mr.Mc-
Kay, of Nova Scotia, has b en holding
a series of evangelistic meetings in the
Presbyterian church-, Montague Bridge,
for thepast two weeks. Mr. McKay
is one of the most devoted champions of
the Christian cause who have visited
this part of the province. He was a-lily
assisted in his efforts by Rev. Mr.
Spence of the above named church,and
by Rev. Mr. Penna, Methodist pastor of
Montague. The audience which was
very large every night showed its --ap-
rreciafion of Mr. McKay’s preaching'
by the very apt attention paid through-
out.
QUITE a number of Cbarlottetown’s
'young men are entering heartily upon
a systematic physical training and are
devotin about an hour daily to the work
Whi_t»;-by Exercise which has front
rank and is endorsed by lawyers, doc-
tors, clergymen, clerks and all whose
occupation leads to sedentary habits.
Yale Gymnasium contains about 500 of
these machines. and its Director, Dr.
W. G. Anderson endorses it strongly.
A book by his famous authority accom-
panies the machine and gives the proper
method of developing evey muscle in
the body. They are manufactured by
the Whiteby Exercise Company, Chi-
cago. ‘
To Cure a. Cold in Ono Day
Take Laxntive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Droggists refund the money if it tails to Cure
25e _ Merch 17 9mos. d. xw
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Hisromcal. -20 Historical cor-
rect Tartan, Highland shawls,
great big fellows. can be made up to
order into one of those pretty fashion-
able cloaks with Grecian Hounce. At
Paton & Co’s. Price $2.50, $3.50,
$4.50, $8.00. $10 00. $13.50. Get one!
They arrived from the land of the hea-
ther last night. °
oustnons
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50c
8enlner,lilclooil&il
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REV llisrrnnw Snml oi Anigarice. _
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of the province. Although in his 86th n
TRADE All) SHIPPING
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/PORT OF CHABLUTTETOWN. '
Nov. 10.-Ar.: Bessie S. Keefer;
Horton, Sydney; Minnie A., Anderton,
Shediac; SS Electra. McLaren, Monta-
gue; SS Greetlands. Couillard, Mon-
treal.
Nov. 1_0.-Cid: Torridin, Hvadma--,
Cru paud; Minnow,1)upiacy, Buctouche;
Minnie A., Anderson, Picton; SS Elec-
tra, McLaren, Montague; Emma,
Heigh'on, Vernon River ;SS Greetlands,
Couill.-.rd, Sydney. -
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t`r;Lnlei'. Cr.l.l~;r.Y.-Never before in
our history ot c lcry growing have wc
hid such celery as this year, and
celery is We-ll known to be the best
nerr. tonic now in existent-c. as 'well
as the very best diet for dyspepsia and
rheumatism, and_ also the best thing to
take to,keep you'wel\, our motto being.
‘-preventive better than cure,” and as
we are desirous of benefiting our fellow
men and ai; the same time selling our
celery, we therefore make the following
very low offer for winter supplies: l
bbl. ceierv, $2; 3 bbs $5. A plan of
keeping celery sent with each order.
When ordering please state if for win-
ter use or present. It sample lot re
ruired send 5c. in stamps for postage.
J. J. Gay & Sm, Charlottefowu. Tele-
phone 180.--25tues fri and wk, 3w. E_x
and _Par. mon, tues and wk.
loading For Store-“MY Siliiili
BUY your Clothing from Paton & Co.
5 tf.
Anorrnnn consignment of honey ar
rivcd. White comb and dark comb 180.
land 15c, lb at Gay’s Stalls Market
Charlottetown. 28 tf.
‘°S'rANFiEi.D’s Unshrinkable Under-
ywear” is guaranteed. Ask. your dealer
for it and take no other.
Bent|ey’s Liniment the modern Pain Cure
All dealers l0cts,
» Tourists Sleeping cars from Montreal
yto the Pacific Coast Via C- P. R- These
are not old cars fixed up for the service.
T but handsome, new, and thorouehlv
` equipped with ell necessary supplies
of beddin toilet articles, etc The are
9,' - g. . - Y
Nine-t nth; of ti.-em have adopted theyrun for the accmmodation of second
class travel to Calgary and points West
thereof and leave from Windsor station
Montreal for Seatle at 2.00 p. nl. every
Thur-day, and from Carleton Jct. for
Vancouver at 7.00 p. m. every
Friday. A srnsill additional charge is
made for sleeping berth therein and
each berth will accommodate two pass-
engers. 4tf '
I MR. S. N. EARLE, at present organ-
ist of the First Methodist Church. and
formerly for many years of St. Paul’s
Church, in this city, is open for en-
gagment. as Organist and Choir Trainer.
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each day and you will
find they give wonder-
ful relief for this dis-
tressing trouble.
Price 25c abox of 32
pills.
Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by
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THE HILLS IN ONTARIO.
at tmery lmst rock. Button prle\.~ '
where e ' '
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Every week or so we are -receiving
Flour by the Car load Dlnucr FROM
I Aims lining for Spot cast It are in
a position to utter Fiilr to an clstoltrs
Call and see us before buying else- .
~ Tha.t’s the sensational-valu
1 date dress fabric at
39 cents per yard
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` Al "ll<i'llli'l"/Ali' li 'i‘l’i'|l 'll ll‘i‘ ‘ 'lli’l".' l' ‘i lL‘l‘ii`i’l`i'il1l‘i'i‘.li‘..ini Ji ...iii _ i
 Will a Dress
Worth $5.00
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Tempt You at
$ .34  
y Just live pieces were marked less than 56c
other 23 ranged from 56c_ to 85c-melt
them about half way between.
‘Nice colored serges,colnred cheviots
covert coating, and some pretty fancy
goods. _
They won’t.be here long; if you want one
you’ll want to hurry.
Choose from 28 pieces at
3Q°i5§'§i’}..n
Moore &
WHAT WE ADVERTISE WE hAvE
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Fnumpus. We'heve been  lou
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Furniture at-low-grade prices. 
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"ARC   LIGHT OIL ’
Burn it in a. lamp a.lonf?g.-.,l.»..»il any oil you can obta
Be uuprejudiced in ,your judgment and you will sure
buv only "Arc Light."
The Imperial O11 OO . LR
Autumn  
Goods
Npvv Openint
Ladies’ Hats,
Ladies' Jackets,
Golf Ferns
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i~:ivent°di:”s°: 'Wholesale and Retail A iSu'ccessors"to 'BeerBros.  l'  G0FF'i   '  "T-@f|‘9°*'”°”“§i»
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placed on sale 28 pieces line, stylish, up-to-