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BY CUTICURA
WHEN HOPE HAD GONE
Hy head was one mana of aeaha,
orehead was covered down almost
eyebrows, and I had to war
tallthedme. llybodywas
ered with spots in size from a
head to as large as a silver dollar.
white. cruglg sub would form and
, and w s cannot express the
ure and humiliation I sulered for
I tried docto
years. many rs.
d all kinds of treatments. but could
get no help, and I thought there was
iho hope for me. A friend told me to
lget Cuticurs. I did, and in three days
y head was as clear aa ever. I
_:applied Cuticurn Ointment night and
. oming. also taking a_hot bath with
Cnticura Soap three times s week, and
using the Ointment freely after the
bath. After using one cake of Cuticura
Soo d t bo I C t' O` -
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p an wo xes o u rcura int
ment I was completely cured, without
mark or blemish. I was so pleased I
.felt like running down the street to
tell every one l met what ihxticnra
had done forme. (signed ) H, B. Frank-
lin, 717 Wash'n St., Allegheny, Pa."
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,CUMPLET E TREATMENT
For Every Humour from
Pimples to Eczema
V Complete external and internal
treatment for every humour, consisb
in of Cuticura Soap. Ointment, and
PiTls, may now be had of all chemists.
A single set is often auiiicient to cure
the most torturing, disnguring, itch~
ing, burning, an scaly humoura,
eczemas, rnshes, and irritations, from
infancy to age, when physicians and
all else have failed.
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Briant Wflces at Svsvnadk.
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
' FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 7, IRB
_ Present city deliveries may be chanksll
time w'
tthoul extra change.
Oriiers may be left or sent to bead oline.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUAIDIAN AT SUIIER llESO|lTS. , _ .
Visitors to summer resorts may have the morning edition of the Guardian by
nmil. one week I0 tents, or one month Bogota.
toany country addreasturany lengds 'dll
Oharlottgtnwu. ` `
The llroolrlyn Engle tells l.hsl ten yenri
ago nrunien. in the United States aver-
aged about five a day. Last year the a\ er-
uge vias about fourteen. This is an ap-
palling record, but it is not all. Ten yearn*
ago mpiusl punishment wus mated out to
one in car.-h sixteen of the murderers.,
Last year the proportion was only one
in ~event_\'-two. Evidently life is cheaply
held at-ross the border and is growing
cheaper while crime is not taken seriously
and is not punished with such severity na
will uive it a serious cheek. Lax admln~
lqmtion of the laws, the mistaken pity ot
jurom. the tendency to treat n murderer
as a hom or an unfortunate men-ly, are
allrontributing canoes to this alarming
condition of things.
Ami these couditionsnrrous the border
nrenratlem of grave concern to us ln
Canada. if ill weeds grow ln the noll
there, or it contagious disumea prevail
nlong the soulhcm side of the border
line. the weeds and the infection will in
spite of our utmost precaution spread to
I 22d lwtf.
the Provinces. The same tendency exists ‘
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(JMFORTA B L E
Summer clothes.
We have loads of
summer comfort in
store for the ruau who
comes to us for relief.
Our Serge and
Homespun Suits in
two or three piece
styles costing $8, $10,
or $I2,are great coolers
on a hot day.
Our Furnishing De-
partment is full to
overflowing with com-
. fortable Summer Tog-
gery of every descrip-
tion.
It's up in yon, Sir, to
say whether yoi1’ll‘suf-
fer with the Summer
heat or iind relief by
coming here.
Thin
Underwear
We've Summer Un-
derwear so comfortable
that it's cooler to wear
it than to go without.
We are showing
lines of
All thc Good Kindsl
known to the trade.
Balbriggan, Cotton,
Cobwebs, etc., etc.
25c to $2.50 Per
Garment
We have sizes for all
forms of men-long
and slim_ short and
stout, or the Regularf
Man.
We've great Sum-
mer comfort for you in
Wash
Suits
There is a long _
stretch of Tub Suit
weather ahead of us
and Mothers will ap-
preciate our large _
showing of Suits in
washable fabrics. Noth-
ingso oool,' so com-
fortable andso moder-
ate in price for the
Little Fellows’ Sum-
mer wearas our New
Wash Suits. '
You’ll bc Surprised
When you learn how
well 75c, $1.00 or $r.25
will lit ont the boy for
the hard service of the
Summer campaign
An Extra Pair
]ust think what the
average Bny has to go
through in vacation.
And, where he goes,
his clothes go, too.
One of our tough-
wearing Suits* and an
extra pair of Pants
ought to see him
through all right.
We never saw better
made or stronger Suits
for Boys than we have
here.
The prices are about
what you find tagged
to the ordinary wear-
out -quick Suits.
Boys' extra pair of
pants _soc to $r.25.
Our guarantee is ai-
waya "money back, if
you want it" and it
our Underwear.
Prowse
goes with every Suit.
f0URT£EN IURDERS A DAY. lwith N801! to crime and th lax adminis-
ntratlon ofthe criminal lawt We may
lay tba battering unalou to our souls
thatthingaarenotao bad In Canada aa
they are in the United Stataa. We have
not a like propmtlou of serious alma, and
we hang a much larger proportion of
those who taka human life in our tnldst-
Buttheretstoo much ruaon to believe
that serious crimaa, and murders also are
multiplying in lGauada. 'Ile ldmlnla-_
tration of the criminal law ia gradually
becoming lass strict, energetic and eBl~
t-lent. Waarelu that regard retmtrrad-
ing rather than making wholesome
progress Itlawellw lay to heart the
appalling fruits of lax admluistntloh; for
although thlusza are not. yet ao had on
this side of the line as on the other the
tendency is downward.
ml.,
wel hear, to be enllvened with a taw re
marks on the great chimney question
The bald announcement of auch a topic ls
sure to draw, and Councllltrs are- expect
to wax tluent over the ilue.
The next meatlngof the city Fathers ls,
ed
The congregation ot St.. Paul's are to be
congra/tulaued upon the fair proportions.
the commodinua room and substantial
masonry ofthe school building now be-
lnzerected. lt. will be an ornament to
the Square and to the City and will also
serves noble purpose. St. Paul`a is not
building for n day.
At the Tunnel Tea Tha Guardian enjoy-
ed n conversation with Mr. McKenna,
Transportation Agent of the C. P. R. He
was asked what his company would`do It
they owned the railways on both aldaa of
the Northumberlanrl Straits. He cited
whnt the C. P. K had done at St. John ln
buying out the br-irlgef ami short railway
which connected the C. P. R. and i. C. Ii.
at that point.. “I suppose they would
connect the two systems," he said. Thai
is the common sense of the situation.
Supply the mlaslngllnk by building the
Tunnel.
lt is Indeed disappointing that there la
no provision ln the ablrnaloa for any
aumlto defray the 'coat of procuring
further information in regard to The
Tunnel D\'°3¢0t. Illia q,ulte true that
some contractors, including I. J. Haney,
are willing to undertake the work on the
boaiool thapurvoya and infounatlon now
available, but unless the work lsto be
immediately begun further omclal data
might well be provided lnlths meantime.
Parliament Is voting this yur over
eighty millions dollars for various pur-
poses and Iuuo large an expenditure
aimethlng ought to have been voted
for the Tunnel prolactlf only lp a puppy..
tory way, We hope our representatives
at Ottawa will do their full duty when
the supplementary estimates touching
interpnnvinclal llneao( oomlnunicatlon
come up for consideration.
_li _
urssns c. c. ruunsaos az co., :
Gents,-I cured avaluable hunting dog
of mange with l|INARD`S LINIUENT
ts r several vohtl~lnarl¢had tlealad him
without doing him any permanent good.
Yours: kc..
WILFRRD GAGNE,
Pmp. of Grand Central HoteL
Drumlnondvllla, Aug. ll, '0¢.
' aovs' ctormrlc.,
Bros..
__The Wonderful Cheap len.
0.lllf|¢el When you can buy reliable
buyt-`clo\hlllgthll.wi|ldAld\|ll IB! ol
haul wear.whab'stl»suaad experiment.
mgr rn my my man-in sara' ur
clothing burdens it payta the end!
An yousatlsladwlththannlta would
notonagoodeulthrrthlltdy be a 
Investment. rather than twoofadseapur
Kfide- Ywklnvitapsuonarndvalng
ll* 0" Nu' department just nom-
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lan I-sian anssstuuriiun .nr one
~_llli QQ io the matte' ol winter
oommnnloatlan la not hola; altduethsr
orverluiiad. V _kt the load asked lm' the
pqsfqo, ’t'll,lll, will he altogether Inade-
-rqaatatopnlvldaa steamer equal to tho
emergency. It would rlodlwlemuu than
.hllld aaotlu boat like the llato or
Staaleyfwhlnh lnlhaltlt olourwlatn'
luvutum at in want us nm my nm.
fca- tha hard dntlaa required ol them. An-
 gina pm- erm my ram by
ltdplrrgtoioopopon two roots. but it
can give uanoasnranoaof continuous
' 0tcour1se,t.l_tgn_agp_faptolthevotanow
nm rm- mn; union in -e1vs,om and
not prevent.; larger num balng_vot.ed. The
dinun \»,|am.'».a 'nu on ma u
 it the Govolhment' will consent,
ora steamer costing more than the sum
uowaakadlfor maybe ordered and the
extraooat may ho voted next year. Still
the anrallnaa ol the sum presently asked
tor ls, as we have said, dlnprnlntlng. lt
ls quita pouslbla, however-tht the mm
hasbaan fixed att/he Bguru uamedln
prdsr to abut aut. the ear terry prodect
nremmly. mt ur-umm pmp.n»|,wnru
itmn do nogood, may have had a dia-
burhlng iniluenoa at Ottawa. The only
point absolutely clear ln the situation la
that theaura named unuot poaalbly sup-
ply a strong, ioe-breaking steamer auch
aa has been asked for aodls ao urgently
needed for our winter service
'Ili' “WWII Ottawa
Boston Sunday Gloha ls among the
many prominent newspapers giving ex~
tended and favorable notice of the Island
Tunnel pmiect. The discussion of this
topic by foreign journals la doing much to
make the Island better known.
Al the Tunnel Tea everybody was talk-
ing Tunnel. We did not hear a word dur-
ing the entire day said in favor of the car-
ferry. but we heard much in eondemna~
tion of it as an imp:-noticable plan, and
as an obstruction calculated to delay the
only real remedy.
Even under the favorable weather con~
ditlrlna nttha present season loo many
Ialaud farms show evidence of a "cropped
out” and exhausted condition. Our fam\»
era must learn that the fertility taken
out ot thc wil by constant eropplhit must
be restored to lt. A farm is like a bank
account.. There must be deposits made
equal to what is chequed out..
_. . 1#
THR CITRIC ACID (Natural Fluid
Acid) ln Sovereign Lime Juice is an ex-
cellent correctlve for many summer ills.
FUNERAL 0F DROWNED, LAD.
Crrarnau, July l-The funeral of James
Ryan, aged twelve' years, who was
accidentally drowned Sunday night,
wg held this morning, and was largely
attended. Service was contacted by
Rev.lFat.her 0'Keefe and burial was In
St. l(lchael'a cemetery.
Clrimberlaink Colle, _Cholera and
lllsrrlloaa Remedy-The Best ln
Existence.
1*. ll. Wood, manager ot the White
County News, Beebe, Ark., ls a repre-
sentative aoutbern business man, who
does not hesltataln expressing his good
opinion ot a well known remedy. Fla
_aayhfitgives me pleaauretn recommend
Chnmberlalnh Colle. Cholera and Diarr-
bma Remedy, having used it myself and
ln_-y family with the beat results. ln
lnntlbulleve it tobe the boat. remedy of
the klud in exlstenee.’f_SoId by all
drugglats.
Invictus s1~oes tor men-Alley
a Co. Charlottetown Agents,
azdw tt.
Great Composers: Beethoven, lendela-
aohn, Bach, Handel. Wagner, and Life
Insurance. (Read The Mutual Life of
New Y ork advt. in anotheroolumn.) 4d 3
 
'SMUKERS
~ Will Find llcrc
A choice line of eigaratu sel-
raettiosi
||lf1'l¢fl\1l. llarataass,
1_fvln'». Davis' su-angst rn-
VIP- Plllwl. 'l`esayson's.
5 Brunswick. etc. '
" ' In ilrportdl :
Bananas, El Sola, Gaming
lalasl da, Iggy gun” (H
NNI. Gkflll do Ooloa, Bt
ll»eo's, La Imalnr, etc., gm,
dry 8°. umlsuliagge ta un
ect from. Weelte afew-In do “
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SALE.
T The Rush Still Continues'
at thc _Closing-out Sale. '
WO0L
We pay highest cash price for wool.
r\`l`1E`|§|`>s
Moncton, licwson's. Canadian, Scotch and
English lwccds at one third off.
Boys’ and _Mcn’s Ready-made Clothing
,' Half PIICC.
F- PERKINS & C0-.
SUNNYSIDE.
' 'nn .adm mu awhile nn-
‘tan an Coutssteltlm July, r5th,
nl.   lla.
Charlottetown.: '
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Ottiacrnfaoom til: lhopTl.hen YOU wear
How o 'ou wish to have thorn use ltl
Inferior laundry work makes good linen look
pour. Even 'poor linen looks ‘ull when done
nplryun. T mbosttestisata' ' -
A. F. WEBSTER. Star Btaam Laundry.
ATTEND
P CONROY’S
_ GREAT S
SPOT CASH
Discount Salc
of all boots and shoes in
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PUMPS
Brass and Iron Cylinders.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL-
L..._£__ _,
lhe lingers Hardware lu., lid.,
T
TSGUSCED e
. With your Toolhbru h,
If do the bristles come out or
\ is its shape inconvenient? '
" Some brushes have no ex-
cuse for beingused by any-
one and perhaps you have
been unlucky enough to
` get one of this kind.
 Our Toothbrushes
` are of the best selected
1 stock . convenient shape.
“ bristles well secured. See
y the new line of Japanese .
'_ _hrusha we sell at |5 *and
_ aoc.
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l 'rntnmggnt
P miopuma.
p CustomJ:i1orln¢, Gears Pur-
nis gs, Hats, Caps,
p etc.. etc.
\` Snr:-We wish lo direct your
attention to our atock of new
nrt ow urinate sutt ro rms rnoui
We have the lareest and best stock
of Saroopllaguses. Mor|uments.'l`ab-
lets and Headstones ever exhibited
in the Maritime Provlnces,ln Mgrble
of all shades. also red,grey and hiaek
grnuite. It la worth looking at if
you don‘t want to purchase. Ii’ you
want to purchase this ia the
bert and cheapest place on P. E. I.
Correspondence solicited. De-
-ng tarnished when requested.
'P drawn when required with-
out charge. ‘
E. F. PURDY.
' cloths for spring and summer
WEIT. ‘
Our cloths be imported from
the very best msuu returers lu
England, Scotland and Ireland
and include : .
‘Worstedth Filthy Suitlhga,
icunss, Sergea,
Tweeda, Trowserlnga.
And fancy Veat Cloths.
Overcoatlnga in Vlcm\ss,iRalu-
proot and fancy Worateda-
We can guarantee aailstsctlon
lntne cutting, fitting and make up
of our clothing. 5
We invite you to esllandex-
amlne the stock and believe wt
will be able tolnlt you.
Younrespeetfully.
Join Mctm,.r. no
Dhaasbuatlvlaes.
Sydney T Summer Carniva
and 0ld Home Wcck.  
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