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" Alley & Co., Agents at Ch’town.
_lf You Rehuire
~f a Truss“”
I have a full line of all sizes and
»}l‘antP6 a  lit. Ng exffa
damage for fitting.
Ourvyricee .fur these goods Us the
inthe sity.
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AFD SHINGLES.
-or Aecrloll-
' I will sell  Auction, at
_Pcake’s No. 1 Wharf, ou
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20th
I _ [xr 3 o’cr.oc1: P. na]
*£000 feet No. 1, 3 inch Pins
* 50 M Cedar Shingles, Ex ra
50 M Cedar Shingles, Cl- ar
50 M Cedar Shingles, Clear White
_$0 li Cedar Suingles 2 -ri Clear
_ . 25 H Ceo--r Shingles, X l.
B. BEAIRBTO,
1,, 2i. Auctioneer.
‘L _
Y I f _ 4 _
ugar
We are now selling the best
grade cf Gran ulated Sugar
ww
Q
icents per lb.
Also Brown Sugar from
4 cents per lb up.
r dt Goff,
THE
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-OF 'i`Hi-3-
ilillili llllllllt
|'laliiax,N. S., begins
ptember 3, 1901
free Syllabus and General Inlsxrnatimi ca
qplicationto
ulbach 6~ Schurman,
@ 
5°! 253- Krone xovo.
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ltrced
f¢l'¢l¢ Ulikflitlw.
bi Wdnesiay,
'°°»iiu|ronieaeu»p|ay¢onrr.tarn’=n.__
U ,f uma
, way. Horses are not so plentiful on the
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Qhe Poop1e’» 
‘returned atiuomeu, Ney  mock
lef\hidePolt omee, attire 
' f:ya`i;l_e innaéliwéanoez-
semi-weekly  (Wed. it kt.) per'
vear $1.50; in advance ...... ..‘. ........... . 381.03
3 Branch Offloee
` have been established at the following places
where subscriptio as may be paid, news urrush-
ed, advertising, iob work and other business
tm Sackd:
n i
summezside, Rngra & Rogers* store-J. ILC.
Blher, anager.
" Alberton, Albertcn Bookstore--G. S. Mnttart.,
A
i t.
souris Eastfegrelznhone mee-P. G. Seaman,
,_ Aqent
I. F.. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
~ Biitor :Business Manager.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1901.
THE WANT OP HORSES.
l During several summers past there has
0 beena deficiency in the supply of teams
and carriages for hire during the stress
of the tourist season. This has more
large_increase of tourist travel. We l
have a number ol excellent and wellcon-
ducted uve.-y stables in the city, 
prietors of which are advertisers in THEN
GUARDIAN and with whom the travelling
public have much satisfaction in dealing.
But there are not enough horses and
carriages to satisfy the demand, and in
some cases, no doubt the teams are
consequence overworked.
Of course there are difliculties in the
Island as they once were. And more~
over, the busy season for the liveries is
but a short one. To keep a large number
of horses through the year for the sake
of the two or three good earning months
of the summer would incur the danger of
t.heir“eating their heads oil” during the
ȣall, winter and early spring when the
demand is less. Still we hope to ace a
considerable reinforcement of the equip-
ment during the summer of next year to
meet the further increased needs of the
tourist season there. _ 
And just here we venture a suggestion.
Why might not one, two or three 'of our..
enterprising stable men each invest in an
automobile carriage i Our tourist 
would be delighted and would 'be liberal-
patrons of the modern vehicle. ‘ One such
carriage plying at rcgnlarperiods between
-Queen Square and the Park might do al
thriving business. Another or two plying
between the city and the North Shore
resorts, or kept for general eicursions in
various directions, ought te earn good
money. The first cost of one of these
vehicles is considerable, but they have
the great advantage of costing nothing for
their keeping when they are idle. We
hope to see the silent,smooth-running and
comfortable automobile here next season. .
And we believe the experiment will repay
the trial. i
THE WORKING OF PROHIBITION.
There are contradictory reports outside
as to the working of the Prohibitory Law
in Charlottetown. In the first place the
opponents of the la`w lose no opportunity A
to represent that the law is a failure and
make the most of any violations that
occur, or of a man being found drunk.
Tourists can obtain intoxicants in any
prohibition town more freely than resi~
dents from the fact that their stay is
usually brief and hence they are not likely
to be called as witnesses in liquor cases.
in the past few weeks tourist travel hae
been at the flood, and there have been
several large excursion parties visiting
.vivial tendencies have helped to spread
abroad the false report that prohibition
L ia a failure.
‘_ It isafalse report. The resident popu-
_Basel-|1"s
 DISEASE
is the deadliest and most
painful malady to which
mankind is subyect. Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure any
case of Brig'ht's Disease.
They have never failed in
one single case. They are
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can.
There algednimitatiom gli'
Dodd’s ey Pills-Q
box and name-but imita-
tions are dangerous. The -
original and oni _ genuine'
cure for Bright’e£ieease is
DODD’S.
KIDNEY  
.iigiirthnge per om. ....... ..( . _ . . . . . . . . . .
  4) was a crowd of loafers and hoodlllllv 5.9
I:.‘::°.r.."....'°“‘f%‘t'r.€?Yff%':frf‘:!?_!’f:iftfm... buiidiit »».~» at mn. -an 
been complained of during the present
season than "er before owing to the W written and published on the spot here in
and night for years as due
ing the past few weeks.   ,
without fear of eueoeeeful
tiohx any quarter. Take one or our
`thorsugh""`   Queen Street,
mow who knew it as it was
and as it is now must sec a
_‘ most favorable change. Formerly there
almost every  from the 
hanging round the shops where liquor
was sold Now the saloon: an closed and
. coming up or going down town avoided
route The street is now regaining a por
and the change has only begun.The one only
Street and about the square is the closure
the closure is the Pnohibitory Law, and
_these facts with pleasure, and because
iland to take note of our testimony,
Charlottetown. The law is not only not a
ing a desired goodlwhich isapparent
Prevalent drunkenness had long been
in order the long-standing disgrace shall
all good citizens to make this a sober
town The law is a most powerful instru
, 8
`lleve thatthe law will he upheld". and en~
will be found willing to repeal lt.
\|'_"-"  **__ _..._._"' ll I "
“  had _ .heada.che_
and in  side.”
latte- d Mrs.
vm ind
‘“°°°°°¢
5’
_Utedm
‘“‘° "°°““" _ -4.3:
ite P|'¢0¢tipti0h” 1
in the  for.
women. It  _
regularity, 
:agtieu and ulceration
md cares £ezaa1e»wesk»
ness.
Sick women are im
vited to consult Doctor
Pierce by letter, free.
All correspondence held
in strict  and ea-
l cred  Addrel
Dr. R. V, Pierce, Bu#
faio, N. Y.
_ *I took two bdtleed’ ig;
l two of the 
_ ;¢u,;;vev?§es‘nMr: 
¢.°,§‘. iam  “"‘
“I gd utedizie tro le; also
hee che, an pain in the
side After takin our medicine I got well
Dr. Pierce’e Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, containing 1008
Pe
_toms and  ang. Address Dr
R. V. Pierce, B aio, N. Y.
___?_,.._.
Build!-og Lot For-Sale.
Thenbdxiber o5erTTrr ack the valuable
combined. For terme ac., apply at Watchman
‘Omoo Charlottetown. or to Wm. H. Roberta
Harrington, of to the n fuer.
EZZBKE-7 ROBERTS.
p yqae. 1 na pd. Baton. P.
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i Precor ies...
; S1ra.\vherry il?-‘I pc.” ib-
.Ra,5pberry l0c per lb.
1 Gooseberry 10° per lb A
1 Black Curran in 15 an-l ‘£5
J. Cent limm-g_
_ Stratwberry and Raspberry
3, Syrup Z5 cents per boalle. '
` A1. -he above go-ads are made from
ij home grown fruits andere guaranteed
1' pure. _
_ Try Eureka Tea 25c lb
B. F. Maddigan & God
Telephone No. as Lower Queen it.
Janitor lor St. James’ Presby-
  letian Church, Clftimi.
_The chairman of trustee. will re
<>f~=‘§ up 5°. tb' 24th inet
‘rzllies '@-
' §= '~°°` Yi. if
ba wiped! lt should be the ambition ot'
Delivery .guaranteed _within ten days from day of order.
,,,,m_bu,,,,,,m"m,__n°, momp,,sh_I_ Come in and order your Waists mafie-to-measure
, ';_»_..&,.-.~
 all |_h_ir`-in_ln3°'3_f ends.-observinlr .Dorf iS&E'Qi"B' "Z  V °
the shame of Charlottetown. It only Fil? Ruafanteed-
needs that all right-thinking persons'
shaligive their aid and sympathy toward 1- - - °- - A _ _- ~ ' V . _ .~
,he “mms out 0, th. md ,aw we bm" bamples will be on exhibition for 3 _days only.
ment to that end. It 'will be more so when I . - ' - _ ~ » ‘ Q
all doubts as to its possible unconstitutu- ' _, ~ _ . __ _ - ` °'
tionaiity are swept away, as they will be. ' `  _   ‘ ,
Even the liquor sellers are comin' to bc- ~  ' _ _ '_ 
toreed,and__that no Legislature hereatter r ,... ...___ ._ T _ ._’ ~
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. ghe hoodlums and loafers have departed. _ __ _ . ____ _ _,_ __   _ 7-_, 2 _ __ _ _ ____ __ _
_Pedestrlms may travel the street by day,  ~§; ._ _ _ir , * _  0 if# _ _‘ Ls l  _ 3    ,
_ornlghtrrssfmm annoyance and without’  ° . 'A ” ' ”f -. ' '  _  1 ‘ _
fearolmeeting drunken men. - _ ____I____  _  “f  __t "  , r  _  __  ii ‘* ' I _ 
The time was when the better classes in l 0 7 i ' ° i . . ‘ 0
To
Queen Street and selected some other -  0 _ - “M 
if _ __ ____ ,___  . ..-_ _,_A _ __ __    .._.._i , ~`l_ ____ _ . _ . _ _ _
.non dfwnatie nad lost in uint i-egarfif W,e have "in Pixhibltinul `i1‘0ii-Sample ` silk ana Frmch Vi "ii -  
, _ cause for ‘his favorable change on Qne°n_      '      é `  "°°"
 __ _ _ _ __ ___,_ 'Q ‘-_j ___
‘ot the rum dons. Theone only cause !oli1$l5.00. T " . ' . I ‘
__ _, _ ,_. ,_ » __
i 1 .7 9 _
._ -. , . 1 _  ,I . 1 ‘ 1, ‘Way  "_ - i`_’,`f- ,;*`g~__1
charm of its venalitlw We `men=1°n" These samples have been imported to show what can bel# _ '
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it :<15 ‘wi
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,._ _ _ .. _
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.WY ‘°P'°'°“° °h°"“° “ia” °f "‘° °“°- done in the way of made~to-measure garments. i D gt
_And we ask our exchanges on the Main-< i 0 ' I _
C 
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el ,.~.;_;_¢-'; i/6'; 3. _, _ '§._, __  ,;;:»_`_` 2
1..
ll!
 Tremendous bargains 25 to 500 p 
make a quick clearance before, movinv
   _ Boots and lbhoes 25 to 00
bbc
In September we W11l move to the  
\Nort0Ii’S Hard W:-re store (ourf.oldf_   ”
' ”' 6 " ':=f‘.f:tl:_,¢'_:- .f=i_>n,>.i;i1;_>""‘5~";'.,.‘r_§;;%'§' “
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Ready-made Clothing' 25 to 50 ‘ _
 _-. -. -. fa
._ b
1-- ,..»,:. '
Underclothlno Shuts, Collars. Ties at 25 to`50
Hats and Caps 20 to 50
Srnallwares 1 3 oil'
8-'Z0 d w ti.
ou°ma _fizoruaeiinan wa od V _ ' --
§.`.i"."§‘.'§;.&.:lif-“‘ "°° “gi‘i°“’f~ Clark Cotton Spools 200, fic each
 °°f;;f,§;“;=;f°;;;P;,°§u;§ N o reserve- -best bargains of _theirs season at our 
° nloval sale.
 e _ ' \
building loton the cornerof Buxen and Cum- _ _ :_;; ,_ ‘  _   "
berian -Streets, Charlottetown. This lothp x , ' j. , f _ ’ '
` S-vfeet and is situated in one ofthe most at- ‘ ' _  ' f "_  ' ' f .
tr-active parte of the city. It ia situated for a T.  ' - ~ i 1. 
the o'ty. Some of these persons of con- private residence of for store and residence . ’ _ » , s _ _ i ~ A _ Q
` " . _ .~ ‘ V for -
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3.. _ ,
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  Th¢S¢ hot, dry,
dusty days create
thil‘SfS, which are
h3_l‘d £0 Slake, but by
me
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as a. beverage, you
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yourself coxnforta‘b1e.i 0
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Commeaeiag Angus* 20-b the.,
well-known steamer: of the PleutL
Line. will ‘.1-ave Charlotreemvn _or
Boston via Hawkesbury and Hal;{...r_
sos. vaamourl-|
_ Tueedetys at noon. ,I
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s. s. o|.ivs'rfrs
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. B»e`\urr'iing_1vill1.-a__ve_` Boston Tues-i
‘days andf,Sstardays,_ '__  ' _ ll
 ten. _ _
Pa get-s via Picton-f‘on`Wedues»
Saturdays
for Boston 
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