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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.,
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PLAN; LINE
EXBURSIUIIS
J Charlottetown to .at
.av Boston and Return .at
$11 .00
'-GOOD FOR 30 DAYS-
Ccmmencing October 31-d,.the well
known S. S. Halifax leaves Charlotte
town every Tuesday at noon for Boston
via Hawkesbury and Halifax.
From Halifax-Every Wednesday at
11 p. m. Passengers ticketed via Pic-
ton on Wednesdays.
From Boston every Saturday at noon.
Tickets for sale at Stations at P. E. I.
lail-way. For tickets, rates on freight
and all information apply to
H. L. CHIPMAN, W. W. CLARKE,
Snpt. Halifax. Agent.
Sept- 27--.tf
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ON soa:mo.~ uoivnar oeeobei- isui, 1599
:ao mins or ima Raifway win nm deny
Sundays excepted) as under:-
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Rgssensers leaving any point on me in ie. I
Way. _ Royality unciion and west,
by morning trains, connecting with S_S
Northumber and_at Summerside; arrive Bos-
ton_ B. 8; M. Ry 4.25 A. M.; Montreal C. P. Ry.
8.39 a_. m. I. C. Ry. 5.30 p. rn. following day.
'l rains are run by Eastern Standard Time.
D. POTTINGER.
Gen. Man. Can. Gov t. It ys.,
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G-A~_SHARP Suberinterd nt. P.  h
Chiro retnwn Oct. 1n1soi._
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maven. in com!-'ouI'Ir
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PABIFIG EXPRESS.
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Ar. N aiiccuver 123.30 p_m.;Su Mc 'l`u W _Thim-
A TOURITT SLEEPER
Oiiubove train every Thursda , from
 and runs to SEATTLE, With-
_Double berth rates from Mcntreel to W` _
»i3eg,V;4.oo;io Maneme Hat, 96.50; ¢..ig.,,‘-‘,3,
“£1 .......i.°“°°“'.°.'$‘i'.S°“°“.ii °'-“...°"‘i.. o .1
_ P010 ans a.
Wcftem Un tedStntesu'|d to Japan, Cuina,
=f‘=":i?.'=‘5.'“.if.'-..»“’2‘»f‘¢a*':'.‘:::’.i.i:°““°i’“~
:d maps, verite to g matter
A..T. HA
D.P. ;A. C.'l;FI't
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ls the result of Overwork and an
Exhausted Nervous System. Dr-
A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food onli”
New Brain and N¢N¢ “SNC-
. - , rants
“messed  ....;
nenlggmlinowionly too well what it means to
hvdiieilise brain so tired out that concentration
of thought is almost imP°55_ibl¢‘
One-fifth ol all the bloos in the human b°d_7
la found in the brain. an Unless ‘h° bl°°df“
pure and rich the brain_becomes exhausted or
want of proper nourishment.
Di- A W. Cho.se's Blood Food creates new
briiri and nerve tissue. and Pf°d“°"’ “°h nd
bison, -~ me mai auiii" of the body-
All brain workers quickly r¢°0§f11‘° 
°f ‘his Feat f°°d wie’ md mer . and ambi-
enter on their work with new ener8Y
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Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food. which is for
sale by all dealers at 5oe I D01-
Dr. Chase's New Book,__"Tb¢ mi °f Pm
and How To Cure Them. sent fl'¢¢ \° YW* ‘
mums. mmm. Baie a Co.. Tctonto
Bleed
Disorders
are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys
filter`the blood of all that shouldn’t o
there. The blood passes through the kid-
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys ave
failed in their work. They are in need of
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine there
is
Docld’s  
Kidney
Pills  A
Bacon-An opera hat. you know, is
one which can be shut up.
Egbert-I wish some of the opera pa-
rons were built on that plan.
lnstant Relief guaranteed by usiug'Mil-
burn’s Sterling Headache Powders. No
depressin after-edect.
Boiis and Pimpies.
Miss Agness Bowman,Piuy Station Ont.
writes: “I have been a. sufer from boils
and pimples on my neck and face for many
years. After taking 2 bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters they all disappeared and
havefnever yet returned.
When the judgement is weak the
prejudice is strong.
SPRAINED ARM.
Miss Marv Ovingtcn, Japer, Ont, says:
“My mother got her arm sprained badly
and nothing she tried helped her. A bot-
tle of Ha.gyard’s yellow Oil. though, cured
the arm in a. few days. '
Hungry Higgins--What’s the use?
He'd take it in and set it summers
where I couldn`t git at it.
It’s so pleasant to take that children cry
for it: but it’s death to worms of all kinds.
Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup. Price _25c. All
dealers. _
_ She I wonder what kind ' of clams
these are?
He-From the way they taste think
they must be little rub ber necks
linard’s Llnimsntfnr sale evsrvwlicre.
Weary Watkins-But wouldn't you li k
to see prosperity comin on so strong
that every workin’man would have a full
dinner pail?
Getting over heated and tching coldca
often brings on Cramps and Colic of the
worst kind. A few doses of r. Fowler’sD'
Extract of Wild |Strawberry give relief
from the pa-in and quickly cuss the worst
cases.
“Money talks.”
“Well, with me it has always stuttered.
i _Sick Headache, however annoying and
distressing, is positively cured by Laxa.
Liver Pills. They are easy to take and
never gripe.
If you starve your cow your pocket-
book will be starved.
Pain Ceased First Day.
Mrs. Mary O’Dell, 262 Dunn Ave., Tor-
onto, says: She used Milburn’s Rheu-
,matic Pills for a severe attack of Rheu-
maitisni and she got relief from _pain after
taking the remedy one day.
Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruit.
If two men engage in a Ileontroversy
and ask you to settle it; one of them is
bound to jaw you instead of the other
man.
IVorms cannot remain when Dr. Low’
Pleasant worm syrup is used. It is dest
to these parasites and by its Cat-harti
action promptly expels them; will no
harm the most delicate child. Price 25c.
Iinard’s Linimsnt Relieves Nenralgia.
Au acre of performance is worth the
whole world of promise.
i>AiN AFTER EA1iNo
_ Mrs. P. Watters, Dirleton, Ont., made
Est; I BRA' N .f.iT.`."f.i§'.f.ff.;.. 
steamer, to change the size and form of
was blocked by the regulations. Appli-
Assistaat Secretary Spaulding to-day,as
under the exigenciea of the occasion,
granted the necessary permission to re-
It was noon-day and the writer was
passing a_loug the walk which leads to
the park. I am compelled to call it a
walk because I am aware that it has
never been properly named. I stopped
a boy-apoor little fellow encased in
rags-who told me that he was com:
polled to spend his school-hours fishing
smelts. He said that he was only one of
many who lined the wherves all hours
of the day in search of food. f
After watching the boy for some
minutes Icame to the conclusion that
smelt fishing is sport. When the cold
weather setsjn the smelt fishers come out
in force, and on a chilly day. a sweater
anda long pair of boots are the uni-
form of the genuine enthusiast. He
does not care for his hands. With two
poles out and a stiff breeze blowing,
numb fingers receive very little atten-
tion. This is one of the sacrifices a
smelt fisherman makes in the interests
of sport. A chilly day is what the
fisherman likes, for it is then that the
smelts are supposed to vite. If it is
cold enough to freeze the food he would
naturally get in the water, the fisher-
man has a snap. The fish bites, and
the catch is usually a good one. ,When
it comes to wharf fishing the boys of
Charlottetown know a thing or two. and
when a party of them get together
there is all kinds of fun. The* sport
`is as great for the locker-on is it is for
the boys with the lines out, for, with
baiting hooks and tangled lines and
fights over the cutting of them the
youngsters receive experience which
serves them well when they become
independent -voters later on ani go to
the caucuses.- Com.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN»
Nov. 8, Ar.-Evelyne, Benoit. Alber.
ton; Minnow, Chapman, Northport;
Lama C., Henderson, Wallace; S. S.
» Halifax, Pye, Boston.
_N0v., 8, Cld.-_Eve1yne, "Benoit, Bar-
badoes; S. S. Halifax, Pye, Boston;
Bright, Aquilla, Sencabangh,George-
town; Heiadss, Mclnnis, Wallace;
Minnow, Chapman, Northport;
-Beluga., Conrad. Tusket, N. S.;
Stewart L., Breaux. Picton; Laura
C., Henderson, Wallace; Nutwood,
Tierney, Souris ;Collector, Reinhardt,
Summerside; Janett, Gerrior West
Arichat.
W. C. T. U. -
Geuduced By the W. 0. T. U.. tiliirlo
town.
PLEDGE.-“I hereby solemnly pro-
all disti1led,ferniented and malt liquors.
orrioi-:Rs Fon YEAR ENDING Mar, 1900.
President, Mrs. (Dia) R. Johnson.
lst. Vice President, Mrs. Hensley.
2nd H “ Mrs. A. Lord.
°‘ “ Mrs.C.Matheson.
-‘ Mrs. T. Pickard.
~ Mrs. N. Armour.
Mrs. Wm. Shaw.
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3rd
4th
5th
6th ~‘ “
Recording Secretary, Miss J _ Hender-
~q_ wsi e sos. ii me ’i1ia1‘t»ie 5,, mesh better um
‘*' F 0' B-_-xnmnm any otheiisiosp tlioaltml hosl;:1s'ed.”-IlIips.Ada|ii H.  Falls, Victoria.
Wasniitoron, Nov. 7.-The British C0 N_ B ~ ` S
arzzsemiss .:;;:°:1e..aa:;'°e:.°e..La W "Is Wt' a".a‘°°“° '°  °=h°=~ swf'-me ii... a».~a.i..»._ aaa mai me
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Iriiigiiir us'8I`iii-il “ihipihiliiits visor? tiiulie “I ` appreciate working with your Welcome;  sway with the
made from an AIHGIHCM P°}‘li» it Win!! rub and is thorough in its work.”-Mrs. T. B. (7hut'u`hiq%- Marysville, N. B. _.ll
F"‘“°P°"‘°d ""°“‘ih ll" U““°d stile” “I use Welcome Soap all the time and think tlierd no better.” - Mr?-'
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gagggdéhilgfihigie;':r§oner9g‘:;;?l;3 Gilbert, Allen, Pembroke, Yarmouth Co., -N B. _ p
that the goods should be exported in “We have used Welcome Soap in-o,i_ijr family for along time and it is
the origiéial paokingmt and WIN? if the beat Soap we ever used.” Winifred Scholleld,White Rock,KiugsCo,l§f.B. ,
was foua necessary. or convenience e d 1 fwl ,S0 - ._h t dthink -t -
“d "uw in smwing tim my on the perfeiitli’EMrilsiehllriiiglieiiin€aI;eswidk°tI3n;?dge?}I;'inB. I P” m I 1' 
the bales. it was found such s course 
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cation was made to the Trevas_i16i'y De- , A ' I  ~ _.; ,_
partment for a temporary mo i cation p = _ " g A _j ei ,_
of the conditions of transhipment and y p _ _ V __ __ _ if Sums & % a
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- Warm woollen underwear
»Co’s. 3 tf
C1.assEs for Embroidery will be rc-
opened at tue Decoration Art Room
Grafton Street. commencing Nov. 1st.
Oct. 27 2 a w 2w.
Readers ofthe ¢°GUannm1t” should
not fail to see the samples of Jellies
from Pure Gold Jelly Powder-At all
grocers during the next few days.
mise, God helping me, to abstain from Qur  dy_.t0-Wear C05. _
Militia and Soldiers, Mrs. Small-
wood.
T. U. Parlors, Grafton Si., every Mon-
Arm Temperance Association. Lord
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et9. d 8: w tt. ._ ` bottles made s complete cure. 1; °;]1ys;1‘;ilBl:1<3s, ,the body, but the mind h llidlllll’ Illlillllli _ B \ ._ I 'agus' T0 fm”
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_ Purity in Art and Literature. Mrs. ` i 3, f I-, 1
'Dr. R..1oiinsou. rated caitaloguesq , ;:_1,,;;;'_" °' as ‘mg
Parliamentary Usage, Mrs. Chas. I ' address 0|-dem to
MMHGSOH- -  _ 1 i I ' » _ P.nC. Corsets are made
4 _ s _ to t-and they do fit.
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Sailors, Mrs. _Thos. Pickard. V ‘ They’re made `to wear 001817 SPGCISIISW.
R°g“1“1` meellllg held in the W. C.     4 -and they do wear; ~ Charlottetown, P E I
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day afternoon at 3.30. s , ’ i Ask your (13513,-_ ~
In a recent speech before the English I ' I 
Toronto Ont
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Had to be satisfied with a poor stove, because ag,
they couldn t getany better. _
The times have changed' and now you can get I.
the best that the world produces for 'the same ‘~
.sewn ann |i|n|||.a||n names. if"
cool stoves. s _
p 'ronvnisl-: lllesrelis. _ e
Au. iunns or sroves, I ._
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an act of international courtesy and ’ - if  T ‘I . p  W Au wrnwangmw
press the hay at the port of exportation.  I  I H _ ` I _  Stencils
(ill _ ` I 7.7* -
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Victoria-Montreal1 Fire Iasuraaee   ta
The above Companies are not connected with the P. E, Island Boardo
Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the traif rates. I am, therefore
Paved =» eff-H iuwfwci at substantially reduced rates!
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J-. J. JOHNSTGN, f ~
Agent,Charlottstown, P E I
“There isn.’t enough paint on Brim-
hea. for cash at Paton 'm°r’° new hwse-” ‘ _
P  ‘°Well,ihere’stoo much on Brimmefs
new wife.” _
linu1|’s Linlaisnt Cures Bums, etc.
She-Mr. Highnote tells me he 'is
cultivating his voice. ~
He-Yes:.I saw him in-igating it
early this morning.
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_Avoid popularity; if has many snares
and no real benefit.
Hae'yard’s Yellow Oil is prompt to relieve
. and sure to cure coughs. colds sore throat ~
including beer, wine and cider, as a tmnes are Worth seemg_°IaS° 5 Pain in tht chest, hoarseness, iluiusy, etc:
beverage, and to employ all proper P3tOIl & CO lIf'Pfi°° 25° _
'means to discourage the use of and ii I » f - -
traffic in the same.” P'Jl;_?§§g;§e'g0°d namred regulated   
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Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. P. £ ‘ly 9° MY "3 3' fl“““ubY f°
Doull. » ` s Celery per barrel,
Treasurer, Miss Sara Macrae.  ‘ _ ‘ for 3 bbls
sUPnR1NrnNDnN'rs or m';1>nR'rMEN1's. ~ _  _ _  i ‘ “ “ $9 50
We send our plan of ke
ery with each order and ship to
the rovi a
Mothers’ Meetings, Mrs. A. Lord.  _ _ g r ‘ “PWS
Health and Heredity, Mrs. P. Large. ' ‘
Scientific Temperance Instruction, ` I _ ' p nces We have als0
Mrs. R. J _ Campbell.
Sundav School Juvenile Work Mrs 5
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Sllifoiiliiiiiogoaooi, Mrs. L. M. Poole. Visible Writing fmm S59-"15 x ' 5011?)";“ f°;` 25°’ 20 lb’ fa;
Parlor Meetings, Mrs. Wm.M.CoBin. l30 flnlsh-  ‘ ‘ b S or $ 001 very 1°w n
Press, Miss Sara Macrae. _ _ _ _ ~  _ b 1' Cabbaga P91' 100 hnds 5*
Evimge1isiie,1\m.J. Newson. Wmte for beautifully illus 2 _ e fu 3310
er now as our reserve ml!
” all called out. Call at the market
Wolsyeley said: There are some battles l t ' I P   W P H C B A,
to be fouvht- some great enemies to be 7 Indian ' - ' 0 ° '
enoonmriai 'by the United Kingdom, me 0°' Agents' I g °“°"°°' P' Q" ’ , Barrister-at L
_ _ but the most pressing enemy at present /  - '_ ‘ ink gr Nw;
::‘i‘:h°“'t."‘?°°”' Aft" °“ff°””g f°" 5 YW is drink It kills more than all our`ilIl|1|'llI|» lllllli 'IIS Ill IIIGI- ' f  (;\"|¢;N||
pain_and d' trees ft t' ° A - " ~ ~
started to use lin IiiBveraPi1l°f:»i-u'l"iii¢£ “°"°'t “°“P°°° °f “"”°' “d “°* ~  'runrruouir No no.
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Transfer
Bnnnnxcn Dunn s or
geucies, Kirk
Canbehadat
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1" J Morris.
D L Hooper
w._Pickard
W A H1
W iF Gutter
Stewaft it
Sanderson &
Beer & G ff.
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Ee land Galliiig But lla:
g’Ve have a. large reserve
for winter keeping which we
send out, and the now well
medicinal properties of this
som , vegetables should induce
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...enum \....|_.¢|...i|\-|».r's'l-rl|»-1-lla-4|-i-l
lot of dry keeping onions at the
lowing low prices
J J GAY &. SON;