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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. OCTOBER 21 1899
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H Early yesterday morning the centre » ADDITIONAL mer or vowuriiziins
who could not call made eu iii as to
. ~ q ry No. 5 co. sm sm., J.GD ii§eI%o<;i‘y.|
‘ . . .how the enrollment was going on. N0_ 5 C0 ggnq Batt” H 9 c.
To the Bazaar In aid of the Show - » d
v _ y alter nine oclock the oorway D0m1d_
New Cathedral will and at of the shed was besieged by anxious N0_ 7 C0_ BeDj_ H¢yw00d_
79S volunteors.and_by the time that ten L _ ht rumor was cup,
` \ F J  o‘clock had arrived a very large num- ast nit-‘J a
_ _ . ° _ ber had assembled. ffm 0” the’ , °U°"t‘; that two hz!
800|( and SlaIl0|\8l`y SIUTE A GUARDIAN re resentative called at bharlottetowns la y n\1Il~- S 8
And Tumors
cured Io stay r
C n r e d , a K
li o m e~ n o r‘
knife, plaster
orpain. For Canadian testimonials & I ppage
book-free, write De t. I8, M/lsoit Msnrcmx
Co., 577 Sherbourne gtreet, Toronto Ontario.
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A great variety of useful and
ornamental Articles, cheaper
than cheap. Dolls, Games,
'1‘0y~i_ in great variety. Books
from the best authors. Pictures
framed and unframed, Cut
Glass Butter Coolers, Waller
Bottles and Decanters, Japan-
ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 0’Cl0Ck
Tea and Chocolate Sets and a
lot of goods too numerous to
mention.
F. J. HORNSBY.
' P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap-
kins in stock. \
Whatever
Your Needs.
in Life Insurance,
Whether you are
wealthy or in moderate
circumstances.
The Standard Life
Offers policies just
suited to you,wI°ite for
imformation.
Standard Life Ass.
Co.
l. W. HYNDMAN.
gent for P. E. Island.
Queen St.
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o w.i=.ii. cixvett. B .A,
Barrister-at-Law.
Bank ol lova§Sco‘.ia Building
Olllflllfetolll.
TELEPHONE N 0. 170.
ZHONEY T0 LDAN.
You Can Pin
Your Faith;//,
to any representation we make
with regard to our work.
With a staff of Bret-casa work-
man and the best tools that
money can purchase, we are
enabled to represent our work
as strictly first-class In every
res ect. ..
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“By our works are we 
known.” '
ouu ouwur ru.,
Founders, 
Engineers and Machinists. .,¢_
Steam Navigalon Cok Wharf. 'r
Charlottetown, P. E. l. Q
Q Phone 125.
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A Ch’town Lady llffers her Services as a Nurse.-I
A Meeting ofthe Council To-night.. _
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the orderly rooms,but found that Lieut.-
Col. Moore and Major Weeks were
busily engaged deciding who should
form the coveted thirty. The iirst man
ca.led was Sergt. Huidis L. McLean of
No. 2 Co., then J. S. Walker; then A.
R Dillon and sothe work of enrollment
WBIII. OD.
The following is the list:
Hurdis L. McLean, No. 2 C0. Artil-
. 1°’7'
J. S. Welker, No. I Co. 82nd Batt
A. R. Dillon, No. 1 Co. 82nd Batt.
James Matheson, Ne. 2 CJ. Artillery.
Joseph 0’Reilly. No. 1 Co Artillery.
H. V. McKinnon, No.1 Co..Lrtillery.
Fred Furze, Engineers. 3,
John Boudreal, Engineers.
H. H. Brown, 82nd Batt.
E. W. Bowness, 82nd Batt.
Aired Riggs, Engineers. '
J. E. Small. No. 1 Co Artillery.
L. Gaudet, No. 2 Co. Ar.illor_v.
R. D. Taylor, Eng.
Reg. Cox, No. 3 Co. 82nd Batt_
THE HONEST
PHARMA CIST
our onlinr not
.Paino’s lielory Gomoound
ls a~ Wonderful
Medicine.
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Hundreds of Druggists Know oi
Cures Wrought by the
Great Medicine.
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Among the thousands ot professional
and business men who speak plainly
anb strongly in favor ot Paino’e Celery
Compound there are none more sincere
or otrspoken in their praise than the
drngghts el Canada, ` '
Our druggists. who are thoroughly
acquainted with every prepsredmmedy,
are the special champions' oi Paine’s
Celery Compound. Why? Because no
other medicine gives such universal
sntiitacticn and health-giving results to
ailing and sick men and women, and as
a consequence thb sales are lirger than
that ot all other combined remedies.
There are hundreds ot druggists in
Canada who can vouch for the marvell-
ous cures eiected by Paine’s Celery
Compound. No stronger or better
testimony can be asked tor, as these
drnggists have supplied the medicine
and watched its effects.
It rheumatism, neuralgimfkidney
trouble, liver complaint, blood disease;
or dyspepsia are making lite a misery,
go to your druggist without delay for a.
bottle ot Paine’s Celery Compound. It
you have doubt about its eilicacy or
power, your able and honest druggist
will give you the assurance that Paine’s
Celery Compound will make you well.
Losr.-Between the Esplanade and
the GUARDIAN Otlice by way of Watch
and Great George Streets a ladies’
small gold watch with broach attached.
Finder will kindly leave at GUARDIAN
Otlif-e.-20 3i nd.
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MARi$oiui11 |1iriigcinlIn!.& C  A
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por.  
5c.ect your furiiituI°c with un-
usual cure and discI°iiIii='iri/tioii, Re-
1i1eIIil;>l»I~ that _yoiilizive to live a great
_part ot your life amongst it, and if
it 1.»'ri’t good and drirable as well as
liniirl- ome and well made yoii’ll soon
tire of it. This is the onlv kind of
 furniture we make and sell.” Our fall
lines are new and up to date, and
, the prices the lowest in the land.
-will accompany the Island <=.00i»ill|{°Dl~
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of interest was the drill shed Those N,_ 1 C0_ ggnd Bm" L_ R, Hu-,;@_ _
volunteered to go wits the r»~giment.
Upon enquiry Lieut. Col.Moor inform-
ed the GUARDIAN that one young lady
had volunteered but he was u iable to
give her name. He thinks, however
it highly improbable that any nurses
'Ihe volunteer list still continues to in -
crease and Col. Moore said last night,~r
that sixty men could have as easily
been sent from this province as thirty.
Lieut. Lorne Stewart. of No. 8 Co.
82nd, who volunteered for service as an p
oilicer. has now determined to go in the ~
ranks as a private.
Crrr COUNCIL lilrirrnto.
An emergency meeting of the City
Council is called for to-night at 7.30
o’olock, tor the purpose ol making ar-
'coat is here.It is now worn in the States
Uiiic little reelers for the little ¢lrIc.l
Fit little tote from 4 to 817:-are old,loDe-
thing nobbv and nice rullli collar and
cape plated back. just like mothet"l
coat only (distinctly childrens) ln
pretiy p‘iiin goods. drabs. browns,
greens, navy and cardinal. Prices all
iight. Quality is heavy in good wool.
Mothers see them they are at Paton dr
Co’s and are just in. direct from Get-
rnsny. 21 li
Tnit new roui ded dip point ladies
and is the correct thing in Costs. Jac.
Paton & Co. il li.
GRAN
NEXT WEE
me xaiitsi cults; k The P,E nti=:pldll low
i°?".‘l'1°°°ilf.i"‘i‘l‘§»p"i’.r'I.° °“i"' °' °”°...?i"<:'i'¢".'.' inte aio the liue for tlloli with to
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Urtxnigv P. P. Aucmnknn.. Anlxaxnln
Honivn . B. Roninrrson Snioa W. Clunnn.
Mi-s.A. I. Jonsson Mas R. J. Cnirnntt..
Church Services.
xirrnovisr.
Prince St.-Prayer meeting at MLM.
Rev. J- J. Teasdale at ll an 7. Stand
-Pm t 10. Be . D. B-
u§'r?l`oa .f.’°i'I '"m<i""'l'. sissetii seheoi me
BSE; gléiilzesi-’Prayer'”' Heating at Bev
.r. w.¢tiieoe1.h\oeu'
School andgiblia clam at Ili.
cannon or ntrouirn.
8 Paul’ -H prayer
Suildly soh.dol mm _
tlgig-ayer at 7.All seats free
verybody welcome.

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St. Peter-’s Cathedral-Holy oommun att
rangementi to celebrate the departure _
of the Prince Edward Island Contingent
for the Transvaal and also to vote at
sum of money to be distriouted among
said contingent.
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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Co ted T J
I 4 rrec every uesdayo
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r Beef small), r lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Butter ltreshlwper lb .............. ..
Butter t-ula per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Cabbage (per doz .................. ..
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BROKEN DOWN N ERVES.
Stomach Rebellious-Digestion Gone
Wrong Nerves- Shattered-But South
American Nervine Made a New Man
out of a Broken Down Ono.
autumn or winter, South Amercan
Nervine is a power in restoring wasted
nerve force; in toning up the digestive
organs; dispelliug tie impurities from
the blood which are accountable for
so much disease and sufferinz. h. H
Barrock, cf Mount Forest. Ont. , says
he was all run down, weak, languid,
had no appetite, nerves shattered; he
took South American Nervine, and to
use his own words: -‘I am O. K. again;
my appetite is big and hearty. I think
it is the best medicine in the world to
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.tP'ii"fnfi"°?1“§.'m7ei.'°°°°soii'§§I ‘ine 3%'
§ Central Dru Store.
a.m. ll. lnitlgpblat  
Ohidnf ll) *Q . . 
7 n.m. All seats tree and unapnropriated.
BAPl‘lll'.
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suit circus aso. he-eager-s weieememi
provided with oomtortableseate.
cim'rn.AL omusrinn tmvnon.
Rev. Robt. F. Whiston at 11 and 7. Solo at
both services. All welcome. Sunday School
and Bible class 2.30.
CHURCH or CHRIST.
‘ Services at ll and 7. Morning ltlbj0ct-
“As I was with Mo es. so I will be with thee.
I will nottail thee nor forsake thee." Joshua
1.5. Evening theme, “Herein is my Frher
glorified. that ye hear much fruit. so shall ye
be ai; disciples” John 16 8.
Y. . S. (J, E. Wednesday night at 750 all
welcom, John 5 40 °‘Life."
sAr.vA'rIoN Amnr.
Sunday Services at 7, 11. 3, and at 9 p. m.
eek night Services.-Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday, Friday :and Saturda.y at 8 p m
Gospnr. Mitnrixo .
Gospel Meeting-Remember the GTI
Meeting in PI-owr»e’s new block. ru ay
afternoon at- 4 o’clock. Strangers always
welcome . Lesson 1 'I hess 5-22. Abstaln from
all appearance of evil.
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Sooilros lla ilrooolus
250. A BOT'l‘Ll’»
'tn Hsavnv Xauxcma Dot, Ima,
Montreal.
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slrillfllrhilflfliiiili
I-ri gig*
so
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if
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if
6 cents pol' onlie.
benefit. All line makes 10c,“
soaps. -selling at 6c per cake. ‘
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make a new man out of a. broken-down
one.”
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Sunnyside.
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rangements.)
To all B.Iza.>ir visitors from
pleasant and ir-r»fi'Rbl9 tlllite. “ve will do our .~liai‘e towards if, li
makitio special reduced I-ices ` . B ‘ Q
,, p or ooisano .slices for Bazaar wee
ALLEY &. Co. Ch’town. P. E. I. ,
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Then there is our big display of
Slater Shoes for you to see.
Just came in time for the Big
all kinds, for men only $3.50 and
ALLEY
SLATER snor AGENT; aft ;. .
St. Dunstan’s Cathedral Basement, Oct 16th to 20th
CHEAP RAILWAY FASES (see train ar
 
tire cfunirv ue guarantee
 Ur.`llam|’s Sultan ‘
_ During Bazssit
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Flak
A.
F. PERKINS &
Will give special inducements in
enrol we pgggtiuas- it sw. no-mcg vitititilg the city on “fat Uwnsim,
wer?:ie.u ._vons;rs. ’ “li ra l lt B 'W
`L%"fi§£§§&§§3dPi§l»l”“$'§;‘S““€£3`%at you may need in W Ill
°s‘;,,,"‘I,°;,‘,_‘”"‘5“ “° °‘ °° “‘*°'°" °' lstock of FA L DRESS DS il
P=“°"'=“'~ in every particular. FUIS all new
/IVIIILLINEEY’
Tweeds, Worsted and°Setger
ionl' in
ca. g ,O
1-*elm*
When the system is all run bown To reduce our large oollec
nature needs help to bring it back to a , 'tion of soaps-we have placed ' 
g°°<1 lronlll-\y_ norrnnl condition- for the next few days all l0c. ' .
Whether in springtime, summertime, soaps st an avenge pri” of
IN FANCY IHIITI ll
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Yo r ch ice. V
 “‘:.§’:‘ l:.if.:';..“‘;::; SHIRTS W- 0 Gt R
Regular price $1 50 now $1 00
* “ " $1.25 “
at at  0, c
“ °‘ 850. “ 070
ct tt ¢¢
75c. 500 .
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. _ . i #gpg See our large range of ties at 33' per cert iii-noni.
°°’“ by S  'EPffI‘f,“g§§,"_  %#&*§# *ii **# borne quick and save mcney 3
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_ _   Cordon dr. M L I
Grand Proviuoiol Bozour G 8
M ENN OUTFITTERN
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Take ariventage now
_:All -.‘5`llll]mPf gnmis, Cgnvgw
“""'l TW' Sl"f‘~‘l 1" _Wiur own ,
price. During this month we
will give a special discount on
all lines. We want to make
room for Fall hoods.
E. McEachen,
'ilhfeg ,Shoe Man.
Bazaar. tifteen cases of them,
$5.00 a pair,
dr C0.
iiihiiiiii T .DEN1'is'rR
lltiltilt-lllllkal
diss _
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ill _ _
W he thelsrpstandncn to &s
iuthislineiiibefonndlnthcdtymonrhsad
Miss Mntchisandartlstsotiiatwccangnuantes
isfaction.
/Ml ornrcrtornr TW
We are agents for this celebrated lnahe of
also keep a large ran of English Scotdi and
iggandal lines
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Sun Shines...
infrniing wrt
msn! nm limi; end
I lr' llllv nf |,ii I
School
8 *AV* t lingo'
Gill J
Vooltsellar and hlesuonet'
1 l’i Queen Hi
Uppxsitr Prowse llrol.
pier
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ipeeeoooeise
Exp. .-5 : -‘_  
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_ i_ in the New Prowee Billie
3;?  5 °.....~ I- A eos mthcsi#,ep stein.