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_ THE GUARDIAN,  PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDQ OBER 19 _r9o3
   5 P _Lunar unnnsi  ini 
_ r I W_°_Dtlt the _best  ii., You
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Cut Glass.
Just received
W. WELL‘.\iER’S
W W. WELLNER,
llt’.§ili§t\§§_H§ 1
For me I-‘roost ‘I=ioi.¢nod
hoto Work Colle to the
Lending Studio
CARBONS
PLATINOTYPES
A RTISTS PRSOFS
GEO. H- COOK. -
Kifilli Ill*
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an mug
NEW DesBRISAY BLOCK
e Studio where baby is nlwa
W¢lC0m2.
l 
akes the Weak Strong
If you are weak, ran down and
have no appetite try
ughesf Digestive Tonic
lt increases the ap te. builds
up. strengthens. anxdgivea new
life and vigor to the em
Price age. hog:
(leo. E. Hu hes,
Apothecaries Hall.
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Eastern Steamship
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Internation_a1_ Division.
Autumn Excursions.
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In eiect September nth to October th in-
Clusive. v
St John to Portland and return
St john to Boston and return
Good for return within 30 days
Commencxng Monday. September 28, 1903,
steamers leave St. g n at 8 n. ni. (Atlantic
Stanoa d) Mondays, ednesdlys and Fridays
for Lubec. Bastport, Portland and Boston.
Returning from Boston via. Portland, Basr-
rt and Lubec Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- -
gn at 9 a. m.
Through tickets on sale at principal ilway
stations and Baggage checked to destination.
rect
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Passengers arnving _at St. Iolan on ings
previous to morning railings can go di to
steamer and take cabin her th orstate-
he trip-
wm. G. LEE, Agent, St.]o1rn, 11. B.
A. B. RANSCOLI. G. P. ar T. A.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. I Gen’l Manager
iegéral Omces Posters Wharf. Boston. Mus
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ANYONE wishing to purchase a
Clarinet in the key of A, Bb, or
C, which is now in daily use ‘and in
first-class condition, can learn of a
bargain by writing A.B.C.. Guardian
Oice. 8 6 dtf
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told and
- Wet!
ance Company. J H Welch is the repre-
0 sentstive in Charlottetown.
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  G D Wright of onmoooorowo, PE 1.,
re-elected president; T L Rudderham.
North S due C B., rc-elected vice-presi-
_ i Fitzpatrick, elected vice-president for N
C6  ‘ 'B., F W Wallace of Sussex was rc-elected
Each season we en-
deavor to olttbid the '
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P'
previous one thereh
strengthening o u
trade as well as hel
ing our customers’-' ‘
pockets.
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C0 _ Lot 5 day longer, Ferfozone wi l cure you
'° ._ _ i Sold by all druggists.
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  Avrommrnrs
  _ ofioiooofor ioaioooa tnorniofoooo
65c.   
is now' submitted to
your good judgment
-we claim it cannot
be beaten for wear
and appearance.
1, upon. The reason? you are run dow
- nerves are lik
A  Snrsapariflaie     P  N
Reports s and Correspondents'
A Nice Assam' v , Police Court-
ment of P  Ulassi Eve"-’W“°“"°
Direct fro ui the manufactiirers.
The prices are very reas0nab1¢_
_ There are some very pretty Nappies, Bowls, -»
Oli BONES. SIC-. among the lot.
Would be pleased to have you inspect our
Pownal. Rifle Club will hold their
annual shooting next Saturday and Mon-
day commencing at 9 o’cloclr'. `
STEAMER Halifax will sail from Char-
lottetown to Boston Tuesday the 20th
inst and every Tuesday for the balance of
the season.
"Changes" of ads. must be in not lat# r
than l p. rn. each day to insure insertion
following morning and not later than
ndon Saturday for the “Weeklv."
Mrs Carvell, widow of thellate Lieut.
Governor of P. E. Island, who has made
Hampton her home for the past f ew sea-
sons, goes to the States for the winter
months.-Moncton Times.
J AMES G Mcheoi of Bridgetown has
accepted the position of representative
for Klng’s County of the Sun Life Assur-
THE Maritime Funeral Dir ectors, now
in session at Amherst, Thursday elected
the following olllcers for the ensuing year:
Y J.
dent for N S.. St John remembered; I? J
secretary treasurer.
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YOU FEEL ALL USED UP.
enough energy to think, less to go to worn
nories. The desire to labor comes ~bac
because you have used Ferrozone. Neglect
MORE BRITISH CABINET P
LONDON, Oct. 15.-71:15 Earl of Hard
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I; Disclosed by Evidence at
iohs are Promised and Free Trips
to Boston Offered-.-The Case
Agaiosroiluis Dismissed '
By Magistrate-
Saturday was the regular Prohibition#
‘Day alt the Police Court. These were a;
large number of spectators who listened
with interest to the proceedings.
The first case was that ofthird offence `
against Peter Paul Gillis. This had been
adjourned on several occasion in order
t at tl 0 counsel, Weeks and Wheat' misht
produce a missing witness, Chappell for
cross-examination. He was not_ forth-
coming and the case was dismissed._',
somewhat to the surprise of those who
have followed it through its ' various
stages. I
In the case against Elizabeth McMillan, _
Eimund Chandler swore the beer pur- _
chased by him was intoxicating. On the ‘
request of J J J ohnston, counsel, cascwal
adjourned till Tuesday.
George Offer was up for third offence
and was represented by A J B Meliislr-
Severak witnesses swore the beer was
unintoxicating and Edmund Chandler
gqqid not say, not having taken
enough. Alex_ Spencer another witness
left by the Princess. The case was _xiii-
missed. -_ _
Peter Benoit was called for second
You’re disc uraged and diegusied--no; offence. He was represented by Mr. Mcl-
lish. Chandler was the principalwltnesa.
‘ ken enough of the- beer to
your hlooi is poor, your Q He h°d-'»'°t t°‘ _ _
indian Rubber not like steel like they give an opinion. A young man named
ouog: to ple. Use; Ffifgrorgie “iid gbgttxgl Boa, omoodor with Boooie  oooogoue
f~° 8 W 2°- °' “‘° °° P °“ Y ‘ to mo :others piooe. no hoard aim any no
red blood that feeds the brain and would get a job on the ,stanley R he
and you enjoy it. You d011'b Rei- tired. (Chandler) left the Islandforthe DNSBUU
11 and if he got out he would sec that the
' f _case against Mary Jane McMillan would
bc dismissed. Bsnoit’s case was dismissed.
Mary J anc McMillan for second offence
'was next case called. A. J. B. Mcllish
- , was counsel. Chandler swore that he had
been refused beer twice and another time
. got two glasses of intoxicating beer from
wicke has b°cn appointed under secretory MIS MGHIHNI- TUG <i¢f°Udl\‘1i'» WNW *W
me ntion. .
Alley&Co. _ _
ngh~ the stand and swore positively that she .P - -  P- - P -» --
f sold nobeertowitncss. She never sold   " "' s     '
__-more has received the appointment o P P -
jnndersecretary ofstatefor war. _ ~ to those she did not know except _ ____ ___    _ - -.3  _P __ ____
°*'°°°°““°“‘”"°“° °“‘°‘“°" “”"" For Fmest ‘Pickling Spices and’ 
PEOPLE or 'rms PLACE. ;°;‘t;';°l°°[ “"‘m;r:,°; "f,‘;;i,i°"f,5f,:;idf;°°”f,,f°.§ _ _ _ f A ' _  ` ‘ _ `
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.o..‘i'€n'i§° .§’$`&'.‘i°ify‘§.fiI§.°i.i..."i'§oZ§ .ima no had mvimly PP sued- Acer P - -P P P ~ -G0 TO-
of itching. bleeding and ufovwdins piles deliberation me Mogiomeo adjourned uno
P' Pm; P” °f  safe,” Oiztmggfiuaf case till Tuesday in order that a man- ' ' `  ' .‘ "
our rendsa. u sgreap r , , . »_ - P '-
zhcy can tell you of its great soothing, f1`°m St- P°°°_1" Wh° W” "Wh Chmdlal _, _ __ _ _ _ . - _
healing and antiseptic powers. More re- might if possible be procured. ' » - _ _ _ ~ ~P -P
mimble P‘3°p1° have °”d°rsed.Dr' Chase” i James Hcuneseey drunk and disorderly - _ ` ’ ' ‘ _ ` j - P P _ P . , _ _ ,  -
Ointment than any preparation you can was given $4 or 15 days_ . pHg1r__‘__|n _ _ SUNNYBIUE Gnocglt
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CLOTHING Af _ »
STANLEY 
The most complete stock we Shave 
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comniuxrlons 
In every grade andevery 
'direct frorn'~tPhe ma_kers,` we give 'you
thegrery lowest prices on every line
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lady too ai-ge for us to suit. ` '
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Crawford, of Oshkosh, shot and killed
his wife in this city last night wounded
a man named L. J. Jourdain and then
"" blew out his own brains. Crawford and
his wife had been separated for some
time.
JAPAN FIRM IN HER DEIIIANDS.`
T P  S  C J  S Loivnorr, Oct 15.-A despatch from Tokio
- dated yesterday says:- “Important cabi-
P net meetings were held yes:-erday and to-
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- "' In Order to Clear them out quick papers comment is quiet, but insistent.”
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f a S11 1 Of ars at v low F S Higgins' s»oro io colors' this after
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` ' ~T’; P ’ ' clothing business in Calais and fdrmerly
Phonograph
And new moulded
records-A full
supply-Drop in
and look them
over -You’ll ‘rind
tkem interesting-
MILLER BROS.,
Queen Street,
Connol1y’s Building.
= _ _ P We are over-stocked on quart day and the impression in wen informed
L and half gallon Glass Preserve Jars circles is thatJapan willinsist on Russisls
I ment of her romises. The news
_ i we have reduced the sell- ‘
0 = ins D1‘iC¢ d0WU *U H500* CALAIS WOMAN DROPS DEAD.
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, _  :'_'_§;._!o£‘/ C ,This is a ood Cham t la _ sr. STEPHEN, N. B., oot. 15 -Mrs. N. A.
` “*` P ' `~’ g e 0 Y m Olsson drop ed dead while walking near
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l'..o1\'DoNP, Oct. 14. -The Vienna Corres-
U pondent cf the Daily Mall, asserts that
King Leopold is going' to that city to ask
Emperor Francis Joseph to become arbit-
rator of the Anglo-Belgian differences con-
.cerning the Congo and that the Emperor
will accept, as both Germhny and England
have intimated that they will be content
with h’s arbitration. '
Dear Sirs.-This is to certify that I have
I ‘Most Carefully Looked After’ P fi.°ifi.ii.§f'f..§°li. ffénff riigeffi. .`.§',§§i-‘
valuable medicine.
Send QS Your Pf¢S¢fiptions. ’ _ Two Rims. ROBERT Boss.
Phone, 86. `
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If  and have a sweet tootli.kwe  __ I   _ .within
the reach of every pocket book. Wliite’s are     'gg  
 
P - """` " " " " " - P y  ~_~» »_.~~~---.-*__* _..._
_ _ __ _ been troubled with a lame back for fifteen
  years'
I have used three bottles of MINARD’S
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  “lf DISDCIISWK Dwi- _"§‘2‘§.’;‘.i'E§‘i’..:”;:.‘::°;':::;;°::’:.“:2..._
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Toned Up and Made Healthy, and
Strong by the Great Tonic
i-'E mg_ozoN E
“For ten years I suffered acutely from
stomach trouble,” writes Mr. Maxwell
Thompson, ofToledo, “I always had a
headache ‘and dull feeling after meals. My
appetite was poor, and I didn't relish my
food. It was all due to a weak, defective
stomach. I read about Ferrozooe, and or-
dered six boxes from my druggist. It was
no time at all before I felt much better
aud when all the Forrozone was used I
really took a new lease of life. I am
strrnger, brighter, and feel more like
work than before trying Ferrozone. It' is
a. splendid tonic, the best I ever used.”
“Between had kidneys and a weak
stomach,” writes Douglas Wliittemore of
Belmont. “I was reduced toa skeleton
this spring. A friend strongly advised
Ferrozone, so I commenced to use it.
Fenozonemon cured my stomach trouble
and made my kidncps perfectly healthy.
Ih_aPve since gained twen y pounds in
weight, and enjoy the best of health, I
believe Ferrozone saved my life, and I
gratefully recommend it.” ‘
Why stay sick when Ferrozone can
cure you? Don’t be foolish any longer.
Get some Ferrczone to-day and take it
regularly. Ferrozone-1 assures health and
costs but50cfor three weeks treatment.
Six boxes sent post-piifl for $2.50 by The
Ferrozone Company, Kingston, Ont.
 
DIAMONDS
We have for your in-
‘ spection an extra ine
range of Diamond
Rings.
I Pine Selected
$15.00 I0 590.002
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A fi Kd y _R.U_BB]§RS_ __M$mmw___ -_
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GAIIERS
' This year our- - stock
I of rubbers include the
celebrated P- _ _-
_ King Quality
-_ " _QAND _ f;
Granby ' I
' “ -Rubbers
' ' Pacl<'ard’s ' Imperial
Gaiters and Leggings,
» all kinds, all pi'-ices.»P ’
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MORRIS & SMITH
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We have the best grain bags ir
the country. They are large e’nougi
to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3
bushel potatoes. They are strong,
clean, have hemmcd tops,- and are
~ want some, how many ?
Reid & Creighton _:"~d1~;:|r__`
I Island produce, _
Pitt Street, ‘
1 Sydney, C. B. _
hodwrv! nd
CTU- Bklluswica
' KCIUIUH, I. I
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‘ Queen-Street. opp. Prone sm. ‘,
Pgnaranteed to give satisfaction.You'_`
i ” ‘Depends  on
_ _ cost of freight. We
watch the product "and
have our 
- livergd   1_
cost as possible. _,
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__ You get tlie__Be'i'iefit.
. our customers 
 _ whywe 'get the trade.
, . That ’s why you should
_ buystationery here.
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 lllitchell’s Bookstore
Sunnyside. A
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,ROCKY Poi-NT FERRY
' Commencing Thursday Oct lst, 1903,
I Until further notice Steamer Elfln will
-_ Leave Prince St. Lfave Rgégy Point
P rf
, Wharf, a ,
` At 7 a. m. at 8.(I) a m.
“ “ 10.0) “
“ “ 11.30 “
“ 1.30 p. m.
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Will leave Ch Town Will leave B
At 9 _e. m. A; 10
At 12.41: p. rn. 4; 1,
Ai? 2 . At 3.
At 4 At
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Clvtown, Sept. _dh r9_o3,
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