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3 - THE GUARDAIN CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 22. 1899. -
P. E. I. RAILWAY
ON and after MOPID \Y, June_ 26th 1599 f.h~
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Northumberlaiid nt Summcrside; arrive Bos
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8.45 a. m. I. C. ity. 5.30 p. m. follo-in day
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Trains are run y .asterg_ P_pT____N__ER_
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G. A. SHARP Superintendent. P. E. I. R.
Charlottetown. June 21 ls99.
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Moonlight Excursion
Lv. Juncr __ _ _ _ 3
.10 Ar _ 1 Lv. 6.90 8.30 i.3> '
bnrlde l
7, _ l ._ J A"r _ _`  V 
 1'  `\?_/_fant and the person
-2-rf, ff" ‘_ "I  advanced in years
If  "`-§_',';y_;§'.;"_ilnd diarrhoea, dys-
.-__;'/___‘, ` ,_ i, -"fenvry, cholera mot-
 ,4,\\y '_ “bus and summer
' _  complaint their great-
iloit -.
` _ ' est foes.
The extremes of life have the least
resisting power. _
Can’t stand the shock that these dis-
ea=es give to the system.
By the use of Dr. Fowler’s Extract of
Wild Strawberry there is not an infant
or an old person who cannc; :de over
this trying season safely. _
This old reliable remedy is recog-
nized by both tie medical profession
and the people as the only safe and sf\‘-
isfactorv cure for fluxes Of U18 b0W€]5
of people of all ages It gave. ready rf-
lief from the pain. _  __
checks the too frequent ./fsya-%
and distressing stools,  on j
stimulates tie weaken-     f 
ed heart, soothes the ,_/l.* .f\ll-H
inflamed and irritated  "wif
mucous membrane of ’/`-'- '
the bowels and arrests the process of
fermentation.
A word of Warning-See that the
full name, Dr. Fowler’s Lxzract of Wild
Strawberry, is on every bottle you
buy.
Northumberland
Thursday, Aug 24th, 1899
at 9 p.m.,under the auspices of
Slllllllllillll Cllllllil BAND.
No one should miss this Excursion as
it will be the grestestevent of the sea-
son. Plenty of new music.
Remember the date, Aug. 24th, ’99.
Tickets, admitting Lady & Gentle-
man, $1.00 __
" ' admitting Lady, .50
“ “ Gentleman, .75
For sale by members and omcors of
Band. Procure tickets as early as pos-
sible for this Excursion.
-Sat. 19, Tues. 22. Thurs.2-1.
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GHANGED HANDS
GIIPBELL IIDUSE.
suiiiiiviensine, P. E. i.
Good Board at reasonable rates.
Fnecoachtoand from all trains and
_ ltaamers.
J.i-:_ Houourort,
Water St.. Summersid'
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BARRISTERS.
Solicitors, Notaries Public, 8cc. Money to
ioan.
 Morris _Building Ch town
{ Gaffney s Building, SSide
H. C. MCDONALD, ,B.A.M.P.P
KJ. MARTIN B. A
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Bacon-They say Rockefeller is a
literary man.
Egbert Yes. I believe he owns lots
of the Standard works.
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BERLIN CONFIRMATION
.Andrew Hauss corroborates the report
thai l)odd’s Kidney Pills are the only
» cure for lame back.
Berlin, Auz. 21-Andrew Hauss. of
this town. confirms the story that he
was quickly cured ot pains in the back
and kidneys by _D0dd’s Kidney Pills.
He had tried rubbing with liniments
and various other remedies to no pur-
pose, and ne was advised to take Dodd’s
Kidney pills.
"I did,” he says, “and got better
from the time I stixtsd to take them. I
am sincere in saying that Dodd’s Kid-
ney Pills cured me, for which I cannot
be too thankful.”
In a le tler dated June 19, 1899, Mr.
Hsuss answered an en quiry as to his
cure by Dodd’s Kidney Pills asfollows:
"I am pleased to say I am cured eutirly
thrcugh taking Dodd’s Kidney pills.
Yours truly. ANDREW HAUSS
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Yeast-Did you ever see anything
go as fast as a snake when it get stirt-
ted?
Crimsonbeak- Yes. A dollar bill.
.loIl0Nll.ll & MARTIN. , 'DB°A"° o“sE‘*25G.
GATABRII CUBE . ..
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Made by the oldest lmplemonl: makorsini
THE lllil §____l'".ll ._l“§l.:. ll
ers,
Lolost. lightest,
strongest, '
Most powerful, groaiosl: capacity,
and most durable machines malls.
WE HAVE at few WALTER A. WOOD Light Beapers which .ve
are selling cheap. ?
N. B.-WE CAN furnish repairs for FROST &§WOOD and Walter O.
Wood Machines sold 30 years ago.
RELIALE AGENTS in all parts of the Island. See samples anp
get our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
A HIIRNE 8( G0.
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Their Lives can bemved by the; Mn.MA.ioR Scrirrmuix' of Schurman.  _ ' _
Prompt use of DL powlefs ‘Leiurgeyxtllrk & Co.relurned Saturday  _ N 
MESSRS John A and Waller Mathe
yesterday evening.
THE funeral of the late Alfred Crock-
ett. infant son of M1. and Mrs. H. R
Crockett, will take place this afternoon
at two o’clock.
REMEMBER the Baud B0v’s excursion
-The Band is a worthy institution and
should be generously patronized by all
citizens. Tues. & Tours.
y SHERIFF GAFFNEY returned from Char-
lottetown Saturday. THE GUARDIAN
regrets to say he is not improved in
health and his condition is looked upon
as serious.
ME. BENJ. MUTTART had his arm
'somewhat severely hurt Frida after-
a building belonging to Mr. J. Prid
ham, on which he was working.
MR. J. E.Lefurg.=y has purchaied tl 6
yacht Enid from Messrs. T. B. Grady
and L. B. Hutt. It is understood that
the latter intend purchasing a. larger
yacht of American build now lying at
Miss EMMA LAIRD, now of Boston,
who has spent the past two weeks at
her former home in North Bedeque, re-
turned yesterday by tbe S. S. Northum-
James McLeod Saturday afternoon.
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a fine Presbyterian church for the cou-
son; Srd. Corp. H. Craswell.
No. 2.-100 yds dash Juniors lst
No. 4._Ditto Junior lst Pre
No. 5.-Sack Race. lst. Pte. Alf.
Reid; 2nd. Pte. Connors; 3rd. Pte. E.
Strong.
No. 6.-Tug oi War between St,
Eleanors and Summerside, won by St.
Eleanors.
No. 7.- Striking Tents. Between
teams of St Eleanors and Summsrside,
won by St. Eleanors.
No. 8.-Running High Jump Seniors .
lst. Sgt. McAitbur; 2nd. Sgt.Tsinton.
No 9.-Ditto Juniors. lst. Pte.
Richardson; 2nd. Pte. Mall=~t.(almost a
tie.)
_ N0. 10. - Standing Broad Jump, Sen-
iors. lst. Claude Morrison; 2nd. Sgt.
Tanton.
No. 11.-_Ditto Juniors. lst. Guy
Mallet; 2nd. Ptes_Connors and Tauton,
equal.
N0. 12._Pntfing Stone, won by Pte.
Compton.
A prize ofered by Capt. F, 1>_
Carvell of Charlottetown, for best all
round progress made in drill, during
U19 UQUID was won by Corp. Claude
Morrison, Suinmerside.
WHY SUFFER? `
When there is such a good remedy as
Nervillne for all kinds of pain. It cures
neuralgis _in five minutes toothache in
o_ne minute; lame hack at one applica-_
tion; ueadache in a few moments and I
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EKU of “-_ld Snawberry from Campbellton _
.4-:~». The' teething i“'.__son arrived by the Northumberland \ _ p, 
ns- fi
OTHERS! Mothers! a hot bath with CUTP
M CL-gd SOAP, when followed by a single
application of Ct”rif:i:aA Ointment, the Feat
skin cure and purest of emol1;_ents,will afford
the most grateful and comforting relief in the
severest forms of itching, burning, and seal!
skin and scalp huinors. 1151195# md imm'
tions, and point _t0 3 SD0€d5’» Pefmanefltf and
economical cure when all other remedies and
even the best physicians fail.
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5 ide. ehoutthe wwf-l. Pm-rv: Durnnn Cunt.
curly., Biggs., Boston. How to Cure I:eliing1i“m°*"- 9*'
"Judge, I ask you to keep this wit
ness still.”
}` 8 8 W IIBSS 18 8 WOIDBD. _
noon by afall from the scaffolding of What we are looking for is a girl
Wll0B6 Sll06S 81‘6 U01? 8 mll6 l00 l8l'g8.
_ Shabby.
?“"°“' 2 5 It is Quite Easy to Make Old
Dresses and Suits Look
Like News '
berland. She was accompanied by her _
sister, Miss Edna Liird, who has se- 130000011981 and 5_m"t W°m°° _can .\\.
cured a position as a teacher in Ontario. milk” W°°d"°°5 °f°°t‘°°° f1`°m 5°°.m“‘g° (mf
_ _ ly useless garments. The old dress _"
‘ A LARGE number of citizens and rim is our or style or me faded to wear
friends from different parts of the cm beg-ea,diiy dyed with Didmgney nyc;
‘County altmded the fl1l1"1’°1 Of U19 181° to_a fashionable color, and then made
over so that it .will look equal to new. 
e service at the home was conducted Suits 1°, bdyg can be made from old one ‘i.yil_‘
by Rev. W.H. Smith. The pal.-bearers discarded by the fgmgr, md ii. bath in - 5
» . . -off srments ofthe older foik,andwhen
beautifully made self ccllnr, planted theygare _dyed with Diamond Dy” me
-'°k.° “'00” °°°h' D"-tk _ "lk www' new make-overs will look as though
Pm” 091°" .h“"d.‘°m° 3"°d' “'00” they were from-the dressinalrer. `
F uucy silk wsists lined throughout self . f - _
. . . Diamond D es colors an thin from »
'Gwgm & Wright,” 1 1' ribbons. laceys and feathers log heavy handlgdt 'M
Mn. rancr Trzrrois returned: home °'~\i¢° i°°l§¢*° md ~¢1'°°°°5» *lid \\_W8Yl And mgst sqm”
Friday evening, from Charlo. N. B.. m*|E° |a°““8 °°l°¢`9 *lift "6" "W PN'
where he superintended the erection of “$510551 dl' °1' °*“°°‘ NYU- - in th
 
which is taking place in the body.
\Vith salves, suppositories and oint-
menls and 'lreading a surgical opera tion
scores and hundreds have turned to Dr.
A. YV. Chase’S Ointment and found in
an absolute cure for piles. The iii-st
application brings relief from the terrible
itching and it is very seldom that more
than one box is require to effect a per-
mandnt cure. `
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Doctors Son-How’s your father, ts-
day?
Pat=ent’s Son-Not so well, thanks.
Doetor’s Son-Sorry to hear it. The
govenor offered me 10 to I that he
wouldn’t recover, and 1 took it.
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C. C. RICHARDS dr C0.
Di-:An S_ir~i.-I have great faith in
MINARD S LINIMENT, as last Year I
cured a horse of ring-bone, with five
bottles.
It blistered the horse-but in a month
there w_as no ring-bono and no lame-
ness.
Dliimn. Muncnison.
Four Falls. N. B.
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Diarrhoen. and D .=enti\' CHFFV CH °’ ’
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many Infants and Old Peep e. _ d _ _ _ 
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Crockery, Glass
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Our specialties ure
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Clark & Co. After the completiongzf _“M*k“‘S 10”.” ~81d_ the bacheéor, __':_i_g__§i'_'__§'°":it“1n’_1_{°*;*g\i°‘§ |m°°’°iu° 
the work Mr. Tanton spent two days ““ °'5__d°‘“g°'°f‘° as makmg f°°°°° °“ _ [_ ”*|' fn.
fishing in some of the neighbotiu want .o know just whom you ve got to
_ ~ _ 'rn msmnii fi ormimm ’ num.
8u.eams_ AS a regal, he brought homi deal with.” iighteslzform thnstbfnlllgugod. Thcwlloll
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two salmon weighing about fifteen _ ---_- l:mTil:ne1st°e’ spec!-ny mmnhctmedhtu' "W
pounds each.
school. GrRLS'N1-1RvES- .. W... ..1........s..........?;.§.°-'.H'°"
No. 1 Company of the Boys’ Brigade fb* kf1if° 2-18° runs clwsr to the wi For
broke camp Friday anal. a ave. days _ _ Many a _pale, weak school girl suffer- advantages. The tablcbottsmls mule otshsliflltu.
outing, at Cam Andrew Frida was 'ing the evil effects of an exhausted ner- 3. T
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»» on or-oe .fe-noon being  °tS“~'°'» “id ,"“°~ mf-i "‘°°°~ e..°ir.n.‘n:t_i’.."::’..':.°s°...ral'°°.~?.:.'
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as o ows. ' ' ' _
N0_ 1__10O yds dash Senim_s_ lst ful glow on the check and the brightness 4- “Al” WH'
~. ._ si tdueswiii used* mad,
Sgt. Tanton; 2nd. Corp. Claude Morris- m ihe ',378 t°_u °f ‘he b,“'ldmg up Process f9fCU\1I%llgiiarlt ilxliingletwheelehfsvbtver  ' out
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3rd. Pie. Richardson. A ‘sl .r`”` H aces youl own 0” done troin the single cam. Every*hing in unlgmurld
No_ 3__Th__0win C . k t B_ Of ally pl)elS? isave unu.-mal _ ` ~
oem 'restimnn shevebeenreco
_ S "C e *I ' - _ r i ~ have Iolite thro hth mtlfel' ha _
Seniors. 1st. Pie, L. Compton; 2nd. Mmve les' We ve got fourout In s ug ew ue rv°st“m°mmi°°i”'° 'I'
the cemetery. B- RlG|'|T HAND
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2 “mo” ______I__.3_<_¢__1;_i_E_r{_e ngixwsii is the only binder 9 1 me mn-ken in
_ _ . _ y fsrmersas the most natural andeusy
Richardson; 2nd. Pte. A. Conners; 3rd WEARY QF EXPERIMEXTING NOW ls thB tune t0 SQ°\|f° th’ ”\.
Pts. A. Reid. ` ' '
McKinley
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RDBERT PALM
Charlottetown Sash and i
With experienced workmen and Erst-clils Ill
f‘1PP1_Y ¢°!1br8ctors and otlwrs with D00" ind Fl'
interior and exterior  etc, etc,
Our Spec
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Gothic Windows, Stun, lean-lung,
Gnstgr and Conductors, Kiln Dmlod lpn-so no
Dried Clogr Spruce. sh dn. 4
B'°Giveusacall.“ In G”.°”‘°'
Peake’s No. 3 Wharf.
Railway Dining Room
WATER STREET. SUIIERSUDE. _
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msissr inninmiionmivni or ui can
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WUGBCO-t_____ rioes reasonable.-G. P. RAUY, mm. Dm
“U Phill just as rapidly- Give it ii trial, | ~» lawn'
U Peer Queen street.
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