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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE Emvaan ISLAND SEPTEMBER 19 1900
t ~~»au».- 1, _
Special Notice?
Having pexrchasei from Mr. F. J. ‘
Hornsby the src-ck and gobd will of
his books and Stationery Business ini
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various brancllci-
selling at lowest prices for cash only,
Miss B. _\I. Hornsby who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be_
pleased ro attend to all old customers.
and many new ones. _
A choice new stock of Wall Papers,
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business will _beg
kept well stocked. A well supplied
news sand will be s special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”
TUE BIZIAR GDIPAIIY.
Successors to F. J. Hornsby,‘
Harris Block, Ch’town. March I6. xooo.
f lr' . I f- I
PURE
ISLAND im
HONEY
If honey is not pure it islbetter no
_ to use it. We have the best . honey
that can be procured in ih £21-rev
ince and the price is but
£6 A POT
OR
§oA POUND.
W. It is very des°rable for table use and
`i‘i\‘ll the sick room. Try a sample POUUG
_ ',=`_ or pot. You will lbe well ,S8tiS56d
2 ~\ with ii.
f,{`r,". l¥*Pure groceries cf all kinds.
uf '

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‘gli-'_' High Class Grocers.
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nuns use on use 0
tllll is lo lull or rail."
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_ Looxourroeuarrnioussnoeus- ‘
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. Penn navlu e eel. _I
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THE GUARDIAN
An Independent Journal, untrammelled
and fearless: aiming to be
Just, impartial, Re|:abie.'Newsy,
_sci-l;iIi;: at all tiincs to further the best
int_r»i~e_\ts of the people, and recognized
therefore as
The Peop1e’s Paper.
Publisher] :it its ofiices, New Prowse
Block. .\`crth side Post Office, at the fol-
lm\'iIi,<_f rates. pay:I.hle in :|.dvmIce:-
Morning__: Edition. daily (except Snndayl
three months $51.00; Der yr . . . . . . . . .
. .$4.00
Seini-weekly Edition (Mond. 8:. Thur.) _
er yr. $1.50; in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .$1.2-:>
Qi-'eekly Edition (Thursday) per yr.
$1.25; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_.$1.00
Branch Offices
have been esmblished at the following
places where subscriptions may be wld.
news furnished, advertising, job work
and Other business transactedz-
Summerside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K.
Currie, Manager.
Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.
Muttart, Agent.
Souris East, Telephone office-R. Seaman,
Agent.
J. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
Editor. Business
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1900. T
, -1
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL STRIKE.
Our despatches state this morning that
there is talk of arbitration although
mine owners state they will only confer
with the men. The strike leaders on the
other hand declare they will insist upon
the recognition of the Union. The order
to strike was issued by the executive ef-
flcers of the United Mine Workers of Am-
erica to all the Union miners and em-
ployees in the anthracite coal region of
Pensylvania. The union men are said to
number 140,000. and upon these wage earn-
ers half a million persons depend for
bread.
The strike order was reasonable' and
pacific in its tone, and is to be commend-
ness and violence, but it is too earlytosay
whether or not the strikers will follow.
this wise advice in all cases. At 
the sa-are win hssmisfcrtuue msn 
eerned in it. and will be regretted by 
public all over the country. The miners
appear to have some cause of complaint,if
their _charges concerning the abuse of
ed for its admonition against all lawless-__
Br telephone message received in the
city yesterday morning it was learned
that Vi'illiaIn Henry Newsom, son of Mr.
George Newsom, Crapausl, had “entered
into untroublecl rest." Tliefrlcceased was
about 27 years of age. During the pres-
ent year he went to Sydney and purchas-
ed a property upon wlii-:li he eI'ecte.d tivo
dwelling houses. Feeling that sickness
was shuttingdown upon his life he return-
ed to his home and in a short time his
physician informed his friends that he.
was suffering with an attack of fever. He
was a young man of robust constitution
and his death was a suprise to his rela-
tives and has cast a dark cloudover the re-
sidents of Crapaud. Besides a grief
stricken father and mother, three sisters
mourn, viz: Mrs. Thomas Sturdy,J1:, Ethel
at home and Lottie attending Prince of
Wales College. The latter left yesterday
afternoon _to return to the afflicted home.
POINT ING THE WAY.
When a brave admiral in war time goes
into an harbor he knows that
the life of every
man in the fleet
d uds u on
hispes k il I Pand
courage. It is
a tremendous re-
Qponsibility; and
yet he cannot feel it
any more deeply and
truly than a conscien-
tious phyécian feels his
responsibility for the lives
of those who are depend~
ent upon his profesdonal care and skill.
He feels that his duty demands more
than a mere routine, stereotyped interest
inhis patientsqhefeels that hiswork is
a serious matter; that it is often a ques-
tion of life and death.
“You have my many heart-felt thanks for
yur kindly advise to me in my_aickness," writes
rs. Claus Nelson, of Pico Heights, Los Ange-
lus. Ca-l., Box , in a cordial letter to Dr. R. V.
Pierce, of Bu.£io, N. Y. “Also for your book
which I received two years ago, and which I
could not do without. It is all the Doctor I
have had since I ot it. I had female trouble
and Dr. Pierce's Igvorite Prescription, together
with the advice given in his book. cured me off
Sve Kurs' sickness. I thought my days would
not l but kinda
ong, your ess and medicine
would not et me die."
For more than thirty years Dr. Pierce
has occupied a grind and most unique
position or bene ting his fellow beings :
As chief consulting physician of the
great Invalids’ Hote and Surgical Insti-
tute, of Buffalo. Almost countless thou-
sands have sought his services and adf
vice both in person and by 1?.
“I-Ieisoneofthe bestm inthe
worlg,” said the late President Garfield,
“an heisattheheedofoneofthebest
medical institutions in the world." Dr.
_Pierce‘s t th usand- illust ted
?om1?)on€:aa lgedioal Rad€riser"’ isrgent
ree r3I one-centstampstopa oost
ofcustosnsandmallingorforhandsome
¢1‘i*l‘°*>F>'=_=<1 °°_PY» S°:‘”“°‘, H, 3° Pak”
 for consul  he
their cases tofhm ._f1xll_;.~._frcely, and In _
gi-'fat  A<&&b Dr. R. V.
,663 was  Bungie, N. Y.
- its-a`=r   Q _
___ ' ` ”  " `  goombs, head mllliner with 'Moore lr
 is company stores and the lengthening of  cLeod. _ _ ' 191i
I7 \ . is ' ` ` A
Hymenal.
At half past two this afternoon, at St.
Paul?-I Church,there will he Solemnized by
R-xv. Lco\Villiam'-, assisted oy Rev.W.Ii.
Sampson, St. John, N. B., the marriage of
Llllan Haxnmon-l Dodd, druiprlzter of Hon.
Tliomns XV. Dorl~l, to Harry E Mahon,
Bo.rri:-*ter-at-Law, of Halifax, son of the
lac Edmund T. Mahon.
THE marriage takes place this evening,
at 7.3.) at the residence of .\Ir. Henry
Hyde. `\Vest River, of his daughter Miss
Eva Malvina Hyde to Dr. J. H. Ayers of
Charlottetown, and son of Tlios. Ayers,
Esq. of Union Road. The ceremony will
be performed undera beautiful arch of
flowers. The oflicisting clergymen Will
be _Rem W. B. Thomas pastor of the Corn-
wall Methodist church who will be assis-
ted by Rev. J. W. McConnell, pastor if
Grace church, Charlottetown, of which
the groom is a prominent member. The
bride will be charmingly attired in a
pearl grey henrietta, with white silk and
pearl trimmings and carries a
bouquet of assorted flowers. The brides-
maid will be Miss Blanche Hyde sister of
the bride who will be gowned in dainty
white muslin and will also carry a bou-
quet. The groomsman will be the grooms
brother Mr. Geo. Ayers of Courtney Bay.
'l`he large number of beautiful presents
attest to the popularity of the fbride. Af-
ter supper the happy couple will drive to
the city to their residence on Buy£e`d
street. Tm: Guannmx joins with the
many friends in wishingj the contracting
parties all happiness.
 
Do you read what people say about
Hodd`s Sursapariila ?It ie curing all forms
gf digease caused or promoted by impure
loo .
THE WEATHER.
Cool, fresh, northerly winds.
ITCHING PILES
Ur. Chase’s Ointment than by all other
Large Red Bradshaw Plums, Island
grown by the quart preserving at J. D.
those de iclous la e Red Bradshaw
Plums. Island grownvby the quart. 19 li
Wanted at Once.-Tfwo bright girlsito
learn the  Apply to Miss Emma
Yann Weather Food-
We can’t all go to
.lilleolililtrytheae warm
days but our large var» 
iety of new and fresh
goods and up-to-date
groceries makes it pos-
sible for our customers
to enjoy life in the city.
If you would want
cool health
giving to exhaust the small reserves of many.
food can ‘nd P13068 and-a few months of idlenem will bring _
ygm- 0|-der with ° the `majority of them to want. If non-
hours are correct, but it would have been
iuurmately better if the mattercould have
been settled byarbitrution or other peace-i_
theloss. ' 
The Pennsylvania miners and their-
families have a long winter before them,
for which they will need all their ordi-
nary wages. A few weeks will suffice
union men attempt to fill their places
ablemethods. A strike is likc`awar-ther-9”;
is no telling when or how it will end. The 
only certainty aboutit isthe suffering and _
    

' Is not what it should be,"
If you are feeling weak,
If your blood is thin, ~ _
.If you are dyspeptic, try a
bottle of
llur Digestive Tonic.
It- promotes digestiomsoothes
the nerves, gives health and
strength. 1- '
° 8 their good resolutions about refraining i gm ‘fain get gonna'
 &  I from violence may not always hold. If ep. im 3° 
the strike should belong continued the - ‘ I I work ina f8m1ly0f tW0- N0 Washing-
Q“°°US5~ - A w R   B A l t Star St m Laund , K t
shortageof hard coal may seriousl affect I I 8  I | St?.gey|;_ a ea “ig 3i 
. . y
‘| . .  industries in New England and the East.
3.. , . _ _ Strikes are always costly, and the result
A gained can never be so cleara gain '
The Host Reliable
needs.We strive to accmomo-
date all who leave any work
owners as much as to the miners. but
Place to have your repair work is the workingmen who always pay mo
done is the place t at takes . _ , ._
the most interest in your ‘he ivily for astrlke
mzthods, These facts applyto the mine ' YWANTED.-At once a (parcel boy.
It _ Apnlv atS¢=nt.nev-_TWr~T.|=fvl& f~‘='. HH’
000
Cbltral Drllgglst, I LOST.-Friday eveningiabetween Drake
s Sunnyside Bros’ Meat Shop and the ilway Station,
as ` a large sum of money. Finder will be
liberal] reward by leaving same at this
er '@  onine. I 17 si
¢
' Heimtnnan Pianos. 19 1-'»
When you -want a piano go to a piano-
house. onothutsnlkes aepecialty of high
grads instruments; We guarantee all our
pianos.-Miller Bros. 19 li `
_ _ v' '- ' _  e -
WANTS. LUSTS. FOUND. _ ETC `
L-  -. -x=.p~_ ,-' f
AGENTS: “Canada's Sons on Kopje and
Veiclt.” A thrilling history and gorgeous
panorama of war scenes. All Canadiuns
uying. Retails low. Big commission.
Creditggiven.-BBADLEYGARRETSON
Co., Limited, Brantford. 1 18, d&w Iw.
‘WANTED.-Individual or firm tosell
stock for a Christian Daily to be started
by strong Company.-Box 6, GUABDIAN,
-18, d&w lw
WANTED.-A girl for general house-
st A V VVANTEU.-At once u. general servart
. . 8 f
Tr_y R. J. Wooi for breakfast bacon. He 'f ry t
has It good and cheap. 19 2i VVANTED.-At once a drug clerk of one
fn- €X06ptiILg SATURD.-@.Y’S open until 10 p. In.
with us, by prompt attentio .
and quick despatch of samdl READ IT IN THE FACES
I
l
W_¢ have me reputation of “ ‘ This is the age of brain trouble, of hear
ISU’ Olfflflf
i
aaaieeseoa
he same results obtained by mild
bemg “O K_" 011 repair work failure, of paralysis and of body weakness-
Give us a trial and be eo., es. 'lou can read Itln the faces o
true get well of their own accord. Regula
. persistent use of Dr. Chase`s Nerve ood
ss
is the only treatment that can be absolute-
ly relied upon to stop tue wasting proce
0
Foundes, Engineers, Machi
ists and Boiler makers.
Charlottetown. P. E. l.
mme... Twist chewing tobacco is 2
l$$O$$$3SU$@
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F U NITURE 
SALES
Have been more than satisfactorv this spring-Our STOCK
Sl;:`Y1-1:33, and PRICES are sure trade winners-Before you
y bee what we can do for you-STORE CLOSES at 6 pi
We count this way. The cheaper we
sell,§the more we sell, the more we sell
. 51,. ...lm    1.. mf. W. ...rfsrsr-r:z.s»:;ia°;: 
' ec “ap” We )“y»‘i°nSe‘1“°nl5l5' W0 S211 dress goods department and trim win-
our goods as low as ood o d b
le _ 2' 8 0 S <13" ‘Q dows. Only first-class men need apply to
vinced that what we Say is people you meet. Nervous diseases d t s°Id"`R‘ H' Rama” 8; 0°' 19 Z' P-0- BOX 19. Cl18I‘l0©let0WI1- S I
Th°F§i11¢fiS Cemivs sgd_ new fs. when 'ro LET.-Than qesn-_able dwe1nni;?n
men “_l recogmzelthe W hrtham Boot _ as Kent St.,opposite Prince of Wales Col ege,
ghebest booti in style, quality and price. Geod bathroom hot and cold water 31% I
which saps \"itality~fl Om the System. DI' ee ou? Wm ow, for Samples: then see U5 t!`iC light and S€W@l`8g`6. Two kitchens,
Chase`sNerve Food creates new rich blood for Price- “Yell _make It right.-R. H. store room and D8Ul3!‘.Y, ¢02l0h h0l1Se and
revitalizes the nerves and permanently RLUUSBY 35 C0-. Whltham Agents. 29 li Stabe in rear, large yard and garden. For
A cures all nerv us disease 50 ccntsa box ` _ .partiuulars apply at the residence of
‘ f ` E* ' f '  f ‘ f* CHARLES LEIcfI.Jr.,Hillsborongh Sr.. .<4 rf
Apply to St. Paul’s Recto
or two years' experience. Apply in writ~,
ing. P.O.Box 669. Stating age. 8 tf
Y V ' 1 Pl 1 I li  
-I JH-U-*L el*-) 11- ls! +
_ trouble for us to allow
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.---(Special)- \200(IS, - A 
Mr. O.P. St. John, Dominion Inspector __ - ~ ‘ _ _`
of Steamboats, 246 Shaw street, Toronto, _ _ -= ' ` ‘
writes:-“I suffered for nine years with I _ ‘  " ~ *= I
itching piles. After trying manynemedies ' ‘ - "- ‘ »
in vain, I began to use Dr. Ghase’s Oint- ' .-
ment and it ha en
s tirelycured me.” More . i _V ` ' ‘ I ._ 2"! 3 _
People have been cured of Piles by usink E ' = ‘ ’ L f f‘ "~' f'  `i’~~“`
treatments combined. It never fails to ` . 1'. '  'A ‘
cure piles ' ~ -~ ~-'~~
MacLeod &Co’s. ` ' 191i. » _H , __ '   _ 
sr.  2.--f ,f 15
Sand in your order to J. D. McLeod &: - if _» . _ 
Cos for preserving plums, they have ` y _ I f _ ” -s
rr PA'v.-3 'ro Bur Ar Pan|<|Ns»_ `
l iiltill 
Miss `
utch
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Our Milli ner, Miss
having visited all the
Mill-inery Openings this.
the very latest style; in
lmery,
Felt Hats
We are now
large number of Felt
the very latest styles, __
will find our prices a
_lower than elsewhere. Its
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  dealing  our custimers.
Those who have not yet given:us a trial, had better do so, if
bargains In J ewelry. _
Watchmaker and
Cor. Gt George & mano:
_ I ’ cwwwn, PJ-:.I. 1'
Repairing
*
We are Right it
In situation, but ri ht on t he
Jromptly attended to.
_ ` , bo . -_ t M J. I _.
Steam Navigation cds vvaai-f_ A 5 C€Dt»  Off “P3.l3I'10l', Iexclzigéli, Sr. Ii;i‘t;roy Sgrrieyt, €Vest.` Cgtllilfiig
,BOY wA\"rED.-A .mod steady boy
per cenn larger than formerly with a fair education, must be over lo
years old to learn the printing. Apply at l
once to this office
I bargain in good kerosene at R. J. _ `
WJod`s Grocery. hour gallons for eighty- I TO LET~One~half of a two tenement
rour cents. 19 Zi house on Pleasant Street. House contains
» seven rooms. Apply to C. D. Bell on the
Every bottle of our Pasteur- ‘ premises' 21 1m°~'
-e-
ized milk i, gu,,.,,,,,e,,d ,O com; _'ro LET.-nweilin house on .ruin
an from 3.8 »° 4 pe-  of; 
butter fat. - _  ' ° '
_ ro Borcujsas Aan orHERs.'-1”
m°|’“°$s “ll Pf""iY i wholesale fdehvercd or at warehouse di
are the characteristics ot our; "10d¢"1¥¢ Yalei- ADDI? t0 H- C- 1301180,
milk and cream You will not bc; East R“°y“"°y’ °r Ge” R° T -21 if
itroubled with sour milk. Pas- TO LET-A Lhouse containing seven
teuriz ilk will keep sweell f°9mS-Bi?-lv to L- C. Worthy at the
for fro 3 to 5 de s. ; B"3ht °"Y-“Pd G"°°°§Y# wtf
O°O-°-.-O-O-
y \ f'\ : I
llsny Contagious Diseases I ,,%1ff§(§,Ifn;,f,),.L,§fékf ;°;’;f;'°:gl‘§,,Ig?;s"§ ,
Owetbeir origin frequently to; Bios. =
the milk orcnem used as food. I _ i
Pasteur-ized milk and cream; @1325 gf Mi; gffri haf, between the res"
of um cn, __ at this o ce. 24 gf,
_ _ . e, dthelWoolen Mills
in bottles delivered to any part? on Malpeigue Road. Finder; please leave 0
We wk fm' 8 trial- . ` WANTED.-cm for general homie
f Telephone connection. i ~ i Work. Good wages. Apply toMrs. Fred.
_ Perkins. Brighton Road. fi ff
J -C. Me noNALD.  s.er.;:P.;.;fi;..s°::.:r:i
$311( Wright Go
F‘;Z;`s" 51”! `
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_ If n1dbot.un,'ube area 'f ~ ` ,
W“te' Sweet' < g‘ulil)ici:uctici7n. crlpplyvtiio Daviii irbinlg’ - I B R U  E
reetown. _ * - Ju_ly 4 cod 3mos. ' `
Underrear,Shirts,
Y es, to serve you with the 
Hats and Clotluq
You require for the warm 
ther. » 
Call and see how little money 
V
takes to buy an outfit at
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