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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE5, ,1901
BIDED TO PAY HIS FINE.
LO :S 09 li'lllAlll'Ai'i‘l'S.-
‘ Kid ney-Liver
ir”-.” 5-
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lr. L B. Reed, the Harvard sophomore
who vssae :used of having attempted to
HU up one of the cannon on Cambridge
ianou. paid his $10 tine rather than
contest the case; although he had employ-
cl eminent counsel.
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lndigestion
and Dyspepsia
Ir. Henry Moore, Pickering. Ont
Kats:-“I used three boxes of r
@ue’s Kidney-Liver Pills for Con
dipntion and Stomach Troubles, and
meer found anything to compare with
them. I had suffered from these co
#mints for many years and taken
many kinds of medicine, but it remain
ed for Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills
ell nd stron
ll
In
h cure me; am now iv a S
lr. Patrick J. Mclsaughlan, Bea
,karnois Que., states :-"I was troub d
irish Kidney Disease and DYBDEDSUL f01'
LU years and have been so bad that I
undo not steep at nights on account
d pains in the back, but would w lt
he floor all night and suffered terrl e
agony. Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pi\iS
nude a new man of me. and thc 5
Uonbles seem to be driven out of Y
q-stan.”
one pill a. dose, 25 cents a box. 811
@1153, or _Edmanson, Bates & i
Lmto.
Dr. Chase’s
Pills.
Going Fishing ?
line stock of Gear at
Jamieson’s Drug Store-
All new and reasonable prices.
»ABiden Powell would make the
Shing, batter.
B’s'-the best 5c. Cigar.
l'\€_llii‘°c' "ill
Great George Street ‘
Livery and .
Boarding Stables 1
Charlottetown,
P.” EU Il
First-class s i n g l e
and double teams at
moderate rates-
Fine turn-outs for
weddings and private
parties-
Telephoa..-e 100 .
J. K. s1'ANi.Ev,
6-1-3m _ (Proprietor.
iii lililli
\VEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1901.
PROHIBITION TODAY:
obey it.
ing it unconstitutional. That is a matte
must take the consequences.
Farquhaxson, areport of which appears
another column, the Government do no
contemplateany “hanging up". As w
law, and we trust it will be obeyed.
-_-_.Q-__-
in 1891. It is yet too soon, however,
proclaim the census of this year a disap
the cities and towns, some of which hav
will turn out.
1; ' i i i
Kill. iiiiiililiiliilS, i|.il.G.lii.
L. R.. C. P. London.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
he as-l Residence; Kent St. Opposite
Mark Wright: Factorv.
UFICB ii0UitS:Mt\ a.m..l2 tol p_m..1 to 8 p.»
11u.1=:rnoz<E commnmcanou. neo
liacliiniion & Williams
ltristers, Solicitors. Notarie . etc.
D,A. MACKINNON LL. B.. K. C.
I. UAYFIELD WILLIAMS.
Uke-Cameron Block, Charlottetown
icy to loan on Real Estate.
L ]7d&w
ron sg-:_av|cE
JERSEY BULL
‘GOLDEN VICTOR’
no. s1eo4 a..|.c.c
[prize winner at Halifax and Char-
Ctiown lil).
GEO- LIGHTIZER.
R t.l twod. 6i Mslpeque Read
 
Ganned Goods
and Jams .
Selling Gheap in
Peu9epercanor8l.00peq-doe.
¢ssl9epercanorll.00perdoz.
'tomatoes De per can or 81.00
dos.
§-wi awe we ref
bdmeaniaekvelfsaesorted Jams
l8seaell. _
mdewgoals; coarsely.-
Cd Queeu&:GraftouStnets.
@@§c
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ls.
t
e
have said it is the duty of all to obey the    Y
As the summer advances and Queen
Square takes on its seasonable bloom and
verdure while warmer evenings tempt
the people out of doors, there is again a
very generaldesire for the band music
Today the prohibltory law will go into which delighted large numbers of old and
effect in Charlottetown. Everybody al- youug last year. The throng that gather-
most wmadmlt glint, the merchandising ed especially on the nights when the ex-
of strong drink isa great evil, and that cellent Fourth Regiment Band occupied
great good would result to individuals, the stand,sutiiciently attested the popular
fsiniiiss snd tho city at lords it it could apvrcciaticn cf coco air music in thc Suw-
be wholly suppressed. We commend the mer evening. Not only our citizens and
Government for giving us the law and it country visitors but the tourists from the
is both the legal and moral duty of all to UnitedStates and the mainland of Canada
endoy the play ef the bands and no doubt in
We are sorry to find the Examiner stat. some instances are induced to somewhat
ing that iftho liqnormen contest the con- prclcua their stay. Where without this
stiiutioosiity or the law “it will be hung attraction they wcuid i1urr.v cn the sea-
up during the time of the contest and we Sh0i‘€i °i` 5° 09"" 1'°S°"S~ 1° “"°\1|d be ii
shall have fl-on mm for A lime," We do great mistake to discontinue the music
not understand it or so believe, No man which has aiforiled so much healthful en-
and no body of men can make the law ln- j0YID°l1\7 U0 S0 H130? D€l`S0l\5 ln Y€9»1`S D585-
valld or inoperative by themselves declar- While °° this ’“b~l°°°- *md as th” City
r Councillors are shortly to meet, when we
for nie courts to dsoids. 'riu tus courts hcpc thcy may make arrcvzcments ici
decide that the law was beyond the power the “fly b°8ii1i1i“8 °f “bilifd ili8iiiSS."
of the Legislature to enact-and we do ‘here is °”°‘h°" m"'°"°" °° which We “ire”
not believe that such adecision can be ob- their *"'°°'m°“- The "°°f °f We bi“1“
f,ninsd...¢he law will be and remain ln lstand is decidedly too low, both for thi
or-ce and will be enlgmcd, and violators comfort of the bandsmen and for the bes
effect of the music. The roof needs to bi
Let no man deceive himself with the rinsed “Shi 01` WU f°°5» 01' l'¢iil0V€d 11150'
notion that the law is going to be "hung Seibel* This is 9' mFW°1‘ 51155 his |3060
ur."Such asupposition is not according to frequently remarked upon by band-
reason, common sense orjustice. As will WNUBPS md °5\1¢1'S- ‘It is 'W¢\\‘ki1°1!i
be seen by an interview with Premier. Y-110° 5 numb" °f ViSm“8 53955 UBYB-Pit
in
1- | _-~ _
» and Languid
1
The St. John Sun notices that some M,-,_ E_ M¢Laughun_ 95 parliament
ministerial journalsare objecting to the “reeb T°"°m°» States* "MY d°~“5hte’
was pale, weak, languid and very nerv-
census of 1891 as if the returns of that ous, her appetite was poor and change-
ye” showed the countryto nethen more able; she could scarcely drag herself
about the house, and her nerves were
populousthan it really was. The Sun completely Unstrung? She ¢0t\ld not
thinks this objection arises from the pre-
sent census having disappointe.l the 0°* in emitemenf-
sleep for more than half an hour at a
time without starting up and crying
"As she was growing weaker and
hopes of those who believed that in the weaker 1 bwame ala,-meg, and got 8
past decade the increase had been very
oox of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. She
used this treatment for some weeks,
large. It appears that in some rural and from the first we noticed a decided
districts of Ontario and Quebec the pre-
sent population is found to bs less than returned to her face. and she gradu-
to ally became strong and well. I can-
improvement. Her appetite became
better, she gained in weight, the color
i`-Qt say too much in favor of this won-
derful treatment since it has proven
such a blessing to my daughter."
ncintment- Itis pretty-ciearthat except Dr. ciisss-'s News Food is nie mosii
in Manitoba’ British Columbia and the effective treatment for the ailments and
weakness-1 of women that is obtainable.
territories the chief gains will be found in 50 Cents 8- DOX. Hi all d@9»l€l'S’. Or Ed-
e 'V manson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
9
undoubtedly made a quite rapid audit Dr.  S
satisfactory growth. Very little is yet
known tothe public as to how the census  
1
' MUSIC ON THE SQUARL. A ferred to play on the open Square rather
Gu  ___ than under the low roof of the stand.
The roof is really very little needed except The L-tncet’| correspondent thinks that
perhaps asa sun-shade in the case of an BOIDUII Ci!! lil! lv for 101% lbotit UD*
d hundred thousand of its inhabitants from
8 ' --- ‘ moetperfecttem-
would cost very little to make the change. AL OH  Pam” medicine UI” f[|||{¢Q |||i|ig| [
Give us the music, Gentlemen Council- prepared for fam-
lors, and add so much more to the general(  v ‘gags itil Wougi
enjoyment of life during the coming sum- hp  ‘  gg égggg
mer months. 1 NO.. gen? ° Glade.
V  v Medical _Discog-
nl "LII ery. This meds-
- eine Thick is
NO entire non-aIco-
holic yand non-
suacsous wzltvze comm' V §§§‘;‘;*i§;:t§‘;’§
LEG THEN CUT IT OFF. . ltrtngfh, instead Cape Traverse. May 17 xgondxm.
__ i °\.D£ of cis simsisssa
3 , h'
Nnw Yonx, May 30 -For the second 9 & faegggg
'imc in thehistory of sdgery the lop ra- 'l   9f_..whi5keymed_ J U R
lon of producing temporary paralysis ln- , M  : iclnes," or nerve
stead of using an` anaesthetic was per- 9 _ é numbing Barco- ____
-‘ormed at Bellevne hospital yesterday. It & I : tics. . Snuwdake and B
ll canal, thereby producing paralysis of "mi from th."
.onlsts of injecting cocaine into the spin aw 111°’ “£27 ma 1' _es "5
'.he lower portion of the body. The llrst use of ¢¢Go|§¢n Medial n ‘ w-
lperation was performed only three weeks V P,-Ove gh; ,°u_i;5||¢g gf DL A
igo, in Bellevue and, like the :Hrsi»," oryithat in these-dsylof haste
iromises tobe entirely successful. ` the stomach is the common
The patient yesterday was Hester Mc-A `P1“°°°f a°°“°‘  ,
lallum. sixty years old. Her right leg the  °f Dr' 
-ut off’ above the knee by ProfessorCurtis 1 that' c   qiénaite
~f the visiting-staff, assisted by Drs. Phil- ¢°mach_» The it Dino, is isg‘
ips and Mescall. After paralysis had been dn, fm the ,wmuh md 
iroduced a hood was placed over the pati- digestion 'and nutrition.
=nt’s face so she could not see. It took no stomach 'u healthy the blood
onger than an hour to remove the right UN *ONS*-`-11 10 h¢l1:Y» ‘U5
eg.. Thepatient was then putin sont,  .t° F _ V *I*  ma
'atnoniumbness
Dr Curtis said the operation wa
sa
suoeesssul aofarasit-‘had gone. -Ee
that it would require at least fifteen yea
to determine whether it is fully sucoes
ful because it is not yet known whethe
cocaine thus used will or will not injure
person permanently.
For this reason the operation has n
yet been attempted on a young perso
One of its greatest advantages is that
does not affect the heart as do ether an
chloroform when used in operations.

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nd shegradually recoveredfrom the o_o  
ll.
either fiuuriaek 
nobility of the ve and nu-
oddueasc N»¢Q¢dlve!¢\§|l1ii`e,sus~'
H _
rs
tnnve orgsnsto extract nourishment '|'| wmk 0|] Phi”
sr fromthefood takenmtothestomach. loohrp
a “Golden Medical Ducovery”takesthe U0l'mUl'¢¢
obetaels_fro_m Nature’s way so that she hood Wage!
ot mgrugnm iff' by he? mm  Apply to
in sound of "condos usdissi momq.". A <1
dw _- - +-_fo---==-1sfi&,wif
Notiiing Beiteriii
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APill that canbe used when requestei  “fa” °\“' ‘¢mP¢"“*¢ dfi°"°f‘
for Constipation or Costiveness wiglgtgt  E C Ginger Ak, gmc” sour, omm
causing sickness or pain is BEA ' , 7 Soda Cid V club
sronaon ss Livaa PILLS. send us E ’ °;‘°'_""°‘“° °'
cents to The Baird Co., Lt’d,, Woodstock S°d°““ s‘P“°“ S°“°'
N. B.,for trial sample box. Small pills
small dos purely 'vegeteb1e. -Regular  u'd B'
size 25 cts. a bottle at dealers. 'I' V Evo” "nal," V
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nscoa/trap wirn me oansa.
The Rev. Dr. E-imund Waare, head
master of Eton College, has just been §
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‘ Consisting of Milliuery, Wniets. New Dres Goods, Laces, Gsuzse, All-over Laoes,._'.i‘ucked, Silks.-Lung, Chigm m.1;T"mg‘_
A few _hundred Silk West lengths, Hemstitched Muslim. Apron "Lawns, Bishops Lewn,*‘Bstisto Muslim; Buckles, Flowers Velvets
Twenty three pieces all wool Tdetas the ne vest thing for summer dresses. -  __ ,f -“ ' A -_
_ Sbppieces Silk and dress goods. 35 Fiounced Roman.Satin -Nlilndorskirts fr‘.'»m$1 00 to $5 50. _ - _
2h New York style Silk Waista all leading shades. Thdinest Waists ever imported. 100 new summer Tice- and Waist Bolts.
V Embroidered Waist Marlins, White Epmbroderied Dresses. 23 dozen fawn and brown, white point Kid Gloves (undressed kid) all sizes 5} to
__ 7% worth 85a for 49c. ICO boxes new Flowers~Fesi_ihers and General  Trimmings. Fruit, Velvet Ribbons all witlu.  ¢°l°|~¢¢] blwk md
_white Chilean, Velours, cream and fancy and black Buckles, tucked,   FaneyChiEenn Mill’ _ . _ _ ° ' 
Quills, Feathers. Tips, Velvet Ribbons, Ospreys, Nets. Veilinga, Bold  VQuills,VVBib ‘
V Sailors, Turbine. Shapee,_Touques¢ Fancy Foiage. _All on main counters Thursday 
wcry Gs Pine V rms, 3
5°” 051311: Few! Hsbugrls. Omwngvbgnmmmd tgdr?-Z
il0'lEL T0
V afternoon perfor mance, as the ban s very we plague' Tggsugscnlngn mm
seldom play in rainy weather. If the i _ _    _ _-_-_s__~_  ____a
roof were rained, however, the stand If .medal W3'
would be all rl ht for all weathers and it  lWUd¢d f°l' “W 
well-known and beautifully
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