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-fill? GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 13 1898.
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NEW FALL JACKETS
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Further arrivals of Winter Jackets, Golf Capes and Plaid
Capes-every garment a masterpiece of workmanship and
design, attractive, tasteful and handsome, and by far the
largest assortment we have ever shown, and include many ex
elusive styles shown by us for the first time. A visit to thi
department will interest you.
Ladies’ Black Kersey Jackets-
with Silk Lining, Seams inlaid with silk braid-a very nobb
and pretty Jacket, sizes from 32 to 44.
Black Boucle Jackets,
Flannelette lined, double stitched seam, a good warm Winter
Jacket, sizes 32 to 44.
‘lisses’ Jackets
Lined and unlined, in sizes from 3 to 9, in Navy, Black
Brown and Tweed effrcts. No trouble for you to get a Sacque
for your girl here, and won’t be hard on your pocket book
either.
Laiest Fall Dress Goods. _
The latest arrivals in Dress Goods novelties attract more than
ordinary attention. Many ladies have already marked their
admiration of these distinguished arrivals by selecting Dress
lengths as soon as the goods were shown. Two cases of th
latest styles are open this week for inspection.
Ladies Fall Vests.
2 CASES OF LADIES’ and CH1LDREN’S WOOL
UNDER WEAR. Better value than ever before and a large
ass 'rtment to select from.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Wool Vests, full shaped and neatly
,trimmed with Lace Edging round neck. Special 50c. _
Ladies’ Ribbed Wool Vests, extra quality, open front, full
shaped, dainty trimming on neck. long sleeves, special 60c.
We ask you to come and inspect our new Fall Stock which we
are opening up as fast as it arrives. It will pay you to read
our advertisement, but it will pay you better to come to our
store. _
SINCLAIR ll STEWART.
SUMMERSIDE. i
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Better  
Light. ‘*"  
And more of it
for Less Money.
That is what o 'll h 'f
icsryrrse sid iiiicdiiihiihiiltiiufid°”iy“fi`.i
lcetylene Lighting Company of London. The simplest and
afest machine' on the market, '
We employ only skilled and experienced men to put
iese lilliachines ln, and are_ prepared to supply you with
"f=FYt U18 H€C€SSa~1‘y, Carbide, chandeliers and all Fixtures
nd guarantee every plant We put in.
R0g€l‘S si Rogers
GENERAL AGENTS FOR P. E. ISLAND.
SUMMERSIDE.
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Dont let yoor Boys get cold but bring them in and try
a fall suit and overcoat, from us. We have the best and
cheapest Ready to wear clothing in the market
FRANK MacKENZlE & Go.
Summcrside. septgi
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Aliedeiiclun lady
Tells how Distressing Pains in-
Her Back and Kidneys have
Vanished Since Taking!
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DOAll’S KIDNEY PILLS.
Mrs. K. Burns is well known in Fred-
ericton as an enterprising business woman ,
who keeps a grocery store on King Street.”
By careful attention to business she has
succeeded in building up a 'good trade,
and is always anxious to satisfy the wants
of her customers. She gave our represent-
ative an interview in the matter of taking
Doan‘s Kidney Pills, and related the story
experience with this remarkable remedy
as folloWB'-
“For over a year I have been afflicted
with incense pain in my back extending
l fmm the base of my spine up to my should-
ers. I sornetim.-s lelt dizzy, and could
scarcely venture upstairs without sitting
down to rest. 1 ascertained that my dis-
stress was due iii a great measure to the
deranged action of the kidneys.
l My loins ached continually and 1
could scarcely benif my back. I did not
pay much attention to my trouble at lirs t,
thinking it would wear away,
but in this I was disappointed as it grad-
ually grew worse.
“Not getting any relief from the many
home remedies I tried, I became more
anxious about my condition. and began to
look around for a cure. I decided to try
Doan‘s Kidney Pills, and got a box through
Messis. R. T.’ Mack and Co.. druggists
here; and before I had finished a
month‘s treatment I was completely cured
and now I am feeling as well as ever, and
my back is strong and without ache or pain
I can highly recemmend Doan‘s Kidney
Pills for lame ba -k and many distressing
troubles arising from the wrong action of
of the kidneys. “
Doan‘s Kidney Pills never fail to cure
Backacne, Brightfs Disease, Diabetes,
Dropey, Gravel, .Rhonmatiem,' Lumbago,
Weakness of the Kidneys in Children,
Headache, Numbness, Female Troubles,
etc. Sold hy all druggists. or sent by mail
on receipt of price, 50c. a box r 3 boxes
for $1.25 The Doan Kidney  Co. Tor-
onto. Ont. ,
FIRE AT PORT ELGIN. -
Pom- ELGIN. Oct. 9.-The house and
barns of the late Geo. N. Hayward here
were completely destroyed by fire this
morning. There being no men at home
the contents of the barns were all lost,
togeher with most of the household
effects. Less about $1500. No insur-
ance. Origin unknown.
Baby Eczema and Scald Head.
Infants and young children are pe-
culiarly subject to this terrible disor-
der, and if not promptly arrested it Will
eventually become chronic. Dr. Chase
made a special study of Eczema ar-d
disease of ihe skin, and we can confi-
demly recommi-rd Dr. Cnase's Oint-
ment to cure all forms of Eczema. The
first application soothes the irritation
and puts the little sufferer to rest.
i Who; are the Bakers that
introduced every thing in
the line of Bread, Cakes and
Past-ry.
l- llluruli & Son.
'Why? Because they are
first class Tradesmen and the
Population of the 'Island Will
tell you never to pass `
I.N|ulphy ll Son.
Evening Classes.
Commercial College on
MONDAY. OGT 3rd.
and will be continued throughout the
season on Monday, Tuesday and Fri.
day evenings. Same coursesas in day
6188888. Apply at once.
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Ni-iw YORK, Oct , 11, 1898.-Three
men, who it is believed, are members of
a bard of Italian counterieiters, with
headquarters in New York, who have,
during several month, been flooding
the New England towns with counter-
feit bills of small denominations, were
captured' ye~.teiday, and the police
band.
The men who were captured said
they were from New York, and gave
their names as Frank Mari, Antonio
Shelli and Josseili Sambire. The men
are not known at the address they gave.
Complaints have been made to the
pilice in several of the towns of New
England by small shopkeep-ers and sa-,
lcon-keepers, that they had received
counterfeit money, gf-nerally $2 silver,
certificates. Deiei.-tives were assigned
to the case, sho kee ers w~re warned,
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, and it was through the vigilance of Mrs.
Watkins, who keeps a little candy shop
in Grand avenue, New Haven, that the
prisoners were captured. A man en-
iercd her p are last night and mide a.
10~cent purchase, tendering in payment
a $2 bill. Mrs. \Valkins examined it
very caretull , and the man noticed this
and threw 10 ceuls on the counter. say-
ing: ‘~Oh, well. if you don’t want to
change the bill, here is 10 cents.”
He lefi the shop, but the woman fol-
lowed him and pointed him out to Po-
liceman Doran, who watched him and
saw him join two other men. Doran
called another policeman and placed
the three men under arrest.
In an umbrella carried by Mari the
poiiceffund 35 $2 silver certifiates, all
counterfeils, and about $17 in silver
_ were found in his pockets. The coun-
terfeit is a clever one.but ras one Ilaw.
The word “bearer” is spelled *~bevi'er."'
which, the police think. indicate it is
the work of a German.
Old England`s Flag, vs. Dr, A. W. Chase
The virtues of D.'.Chase’s remedies
are known the world over and like old
Englauds flag the sun on them never
sets. ~
Dr. Chase’s Ointment, Kidnev-Liver
,Pills.Catarrh Cure, Syrup of Linseed
and Tu ntine and L'ver Cure en'o
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f' the confidence of everybody. They have
won their way into the public favor on
merit. Their sterling qualities and high
standing and purety have made them
the hou~ehold word all round the wor1d_
All dealers sell and recommend them,
Dying Like Flies.
Lorwoiv, October 9.-A despatch to
the Daily Telegraph from Alexandria
says the troops who have returned from
teric disorders supposed to' be due to
-. eating canned beef and the indulgence
of cheap spirits. `
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’ HIS NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr. John N _ Babcock’s Experience
with Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
Sbarbol Lake, Ont., Oct. 10. No
resident of ihis place better known to
the thousands of tourists and sportsmen
who visit us annually, than is Mr. John
N. Babccck.
Mr. Babcock .has had many thrilling
experience but the narrowest escape he
ever had, he tells of intbese words :-
“After twenty years of pain, caused
by Gravel and other Kidney Complaints,
I am pleased to be able toslnte that I
have been completely cured by Dodd's
Kidney Pills. During these years I
have spent hundreds of dollars for
dctors and remedies, but only , Dodd_’s
Kdney Pills heloed me.”
Herbert Spencer Dying.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-It is stated on the
best authority that the condition of
Herbert Spencer is regarded by himself
and his friends as desperate. The aged
philosopher-he is now past 78 years
old-calmly regards the approach of
death, making all the final arrange-
ments with characteristic composure
and attention to detail.
The Medical Profession Recommend
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment
Dr. C. M. Harlan, writing in the Am-
erican Journal of Health, February 10th
says:-"Among the proprietary medi-
cines deserving recognition is Dr.
success and has effected remarkable
cures in many obstinate cises which
seemto baffle the skilful medical ai-
tendanr.” -
Lots of New Honey just
arrived at H. A. CoMi>'roi\"s.
” Send your order for Apples
to H. A Compton’s.
Choice lot of unfermented
riving every day at It H. A
By Woman’| Glavornosm ~ -
are trying to capture the rest of ther
y Khartoum are dying like flies from en-
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THE GATARRH GLUTGH l
fills rlngustlng Mirlndy ll at the Throat ol
Nine Hundred in Every 'thousand 0!
Our (.`omitry‘| Population,
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fully i .implied siailstlm nf Disease-is ~ os!
l'r¢-.vileur-lin Deveiopm-nt is \»ntche\|
K urefujly, Because ii's .ii .~_~uro in . "rf-
rnnner of ihat Ai-cn \ oloi-li ol' Ulsrusn-
tonnumptlon-if Aegis-ciao,
WILL I SUICIDE ?
While 'l'l\ere’l Life and Dr. Ghl»l0»’l
Cltarrh Cure 'l'lere’l Hope.
I had suffered so many years from
catarrh that I don't know that 1 will
ever get it out of my remembrance.
One day, when I took one of the end-
has prescriptions Elven me by the
medic-1.1 man to a druggist, I asked
him bluntly, “Will this cure me, or
will it not ? Or will it be like the
rest 1'" I was nearly desperate. I can
tell you. The _druggist sand :-"No,
nothing can cure catarrh. I have it
myself until I often think ‘of suicide. I
take opium usually to sleep lt eff." I
took the prescription away unlllled and
wen: home, thinking of what the drug-
sist had said about suclcifle, and I was
utterly disheartened/ I have that pre-
scription yet. Une day my deliverance
came. A lady told me she had suffered
just as I had, and was nearly Insane.
and that a., remedy known as Dr.
Cha.se'¢ Catarrh Cure had actually
cured her. I had read a_ lot about
Dr. Cnasc’n Oatarrh Cure, but I rethro-
ward it as I did toward other medi-
cines; had no faith. I tried lt as a
last resort. I used -two boxes of Dr.
Chase's Cfitarrh Cure, and found lt a
Gllmplete cure.
MRS. H. V. ROSE. Holloway. Gif.
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The above steamer is fitted WM NIC
storage. and has modern improvements
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Excellent accomodation for passon.
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