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""E GUARDIAN, CHARLO'l`TETOWN MARCH 15 1899.
NEW HATS .  v E  .
I6 CASES CHRlSTY’S LONDON HATS
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OPE NED YESTERDAY.
All the very newest styles. ,_
Prices as Usual
Cheapest in town.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Superior Workmanship,
F ine Finish, and
Moderate Prices
combine to make our Photographs the
.most satisfactory in Charlottetown
to-day.
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A FREE AND EASY TALK. I would give anything to come. I have ' A Kipling Pogm. -
never seen the emperor in my life.” ~ ~ .--~-
An amused look came over his face. S9V°¥`a\ YPMS 8g0. Says an exchange, -
and I left the room to join my sister. FTPG- D~ Ul1d0¥W00d. .DOW General
Then Lord Malmesbury came in, Manager of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
and I hoard him and tho stranger road, named two stations in the upper
talking and laughing in the next room, Pchillillla of Michigan “Rudyard and y
.evidently discussing some very good “KiplilJg;”0cc being in an agricultural
joke. Then Lord Malmesbury joined country andthe other in an iron ore
us,_fu1-iougly angry, I was afraid of district. Some time ‘titer a mutual
him, and so I determined to carry matters friend informed Kipling of Mr. Under-
with a high hand. wood’s action and the celebrated author l
"Whois yourshabby looking friend?” sent Mr. Underwood his photograph
_[ asked, trying to put; on 3, brave farm, With the fOll0Wlllg llDeS On the b&Ck I
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;empe1?<'>rS<l1f ldgrlzgifgnfgdzdoginigg . “3“dya"ii’ and “KiP1iH_s.”
_he Wm have of my cousiusp, “Wise is the child who knows his sire”
1 This was a downfall to my pride. I .The anclem Proverb ran'
had_talked too much! But next day But Wlser far the ma" Wh°.k"°wS
How where and wh h if
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there came an invitation to the Tuiieries ’ cn 'S ° sprmg 
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ball, and I knew the emperior had _ . f ' ” A g ,__,__,_
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lIo,\v an Engllsh_Glrl Met the Emper-
or o|` France.
The English lady whose reminiscen-
ces are entitled “Foreign Courts and
Foreign Homes” says that in lyar girl-
hocd she was staying in Paris and one
bday went to call upon her relative, Lord
Malmesbury. Ile was not at home,
and she took up a book and sat down to
wait for him.
Soon the door opened, and a. gentle-
men entered. I in my girlish ignorance
thought him rather free and easy, as he
also sat down and entered into conver-
sation with me. We discussed French
politics, and he asked me whyl wore
Violets.
“Because,"’ said I, --I am an Imper-
ialist.”
I also informed him that my sister
was a poor misguided Legitimist. We
got deeper and deeper into politics. I
told him how the different factiois
called the emp-f-rot' Ce Monsieur-la. I
made him roar by telling him Mental-
embeit had called on us yesterday, and
hiw' during his visit we had hsaid a"
c-immotion, and all rushed to the Wind.
(low.
-What did Montalembert do” asked
my acquaintance.
*I “He made me furious.” I replied
“For he was facing the window and de-
liberately pulled his chiir round and
said to nie. ‘I turned my back on him,
s :ized him by the Collar and forced him
 l to turn round..,
_TF § My sister then entered the room and
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:cried dagffer~ at me for talking with
n inknown Frenchmin Presently she
walked out, and my friend sai .
“What a striking looking girl ! She
is like one of Scott's heroines.”
_  °~And what am I like?” Iasked eager-
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‘~You,” said hc. looking at me Hired-
ly, “have a gift. which belongs to few
people, and which I should like. You
have the gift of gan. and no mistake.”
I was angry then and nearly cried
with vexatton.
-‘Are you coming to the Tuileries
ball next week?" asked he.
°°N0,"'said I sadly; “I can’t conie. I
have never been presented at our court.
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Just received a large supply
of Brushes for the Spring 3
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Wholesale and Retail
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srmue is oouuiiie,
and so is our
N EW GOODS
For that reason we will sell out our
present stock at a big discount to
lnake room for the new lot, There
are Dinner Sets, Tea. Sets and Cham-
ber Sets. l\Iust be sold. Call and
See those very nice goods. Blue Store.
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A few crooks of nice butter, whole-
'ale or retail.-W. P. COLWILI..
Pains in the Back. _
We don’t make absurd or extravagant
claims for Laxa-Liver Pills.
Tell you in a plain, simple way what
they will do, and prove what we say by
the testimony .of those who have used
them. We say they cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion and all stomach disorders, and
renew the health and strength. O
Mr. Melville Miller, Bensfort, Ont.,
eorroborates this in the following state-
ments: “I have used two bottles of
Laxa-Liver Pills and I must say they
made a. new man out of me, after taking
them for three weeks. My trouble wg;
indigestion, heart fluttering and pains in
my back. Laxa-Liver Pills have com-
pletely cured me and I think they are
the best medicine in the world to set o
man up.”
If you take a La.x_a-Liver Pill before
retiring, 'twill work while you sleep,
without a gripe or pain, and make you
feel better in the morning. _
These pills never sicken or weaken,
and leave no' bad after-effects of any
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Bolfa. tllnilw a. |lBrid C
new man M mm* to place in the estimates' a suiliceint
' sum at the next meeting of parliament
_ cured him of Indigestion and _tgipxig :_:,;1:1¢;:ipoi1;gn;p_p;.2prp 1:3321; 0 ne ESS DENTISTRY by use`of tbefamous
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' and by Electricity
8 mck for foot md “mage Pmwger, ' We make_Crown and Bridge Work and put it in place some
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_] in connection with the railway track.    _ _
I _And further resolved, that we re- 5 . We have eve thin re nired and u todate for best work
, quest the Local Government to place a , ,
f sum in the estimates for this purpose. | Tha” “he WW We _test-_ _
This resolution was unanimously _ Esulally tllije ¢;yes differ in sight. h
adopted, I _ g ass w ic suits one injures t e “suns fm t f t -11 the gm"
, T119 f01l0WiD?.` 1"3°1“ti°U was W9" other, and ultimately both suffer. P m on 0 mm W1 we advantage of
submitted by the same gentlemen and ‘ We use modem appliances, and the t 1 of ti d f 1] ' feed - L C are
°d°P*¢d *_ . l greatest care to avoid a misfit.
Resolved, that we recognize the . E ld h _ d
valuable resultslof the energy and well- A b .won mt your eyes an
directed labors of the Board of Trade in 1°” '°P“°°'°1°”f
removing obstacles to trade and open- -` ' ’
ling new avenues; and we respectfully
request that they use-theiryalnable in- t
'aoross the Hillsborough river.
Further resolved that this meeting re- t E r
quest our Provincial Government to co- e
operate with the Dominion Government ‘__ '
in the construction of the proposed  a
bridge across the Hilsborough. the ob-
ject of such co-opera.tion being to secure /
_‘fluence to secure the construction of the _
Vsoutheru Railway ond bridge over the
Hillsborough. j 16 '0l'l9» BW _Y 1'0-
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'TIIE STYJLIEEI I{A.'I“I'EElS
 
P _ , My sons in Michigan
Yet am I saved from midnight ills, 1 _ V -.
That wafp the soul of man,  ’ _  ,
ly They do not mike me walk the floor e n S  
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DEAR Sins.-I have been a great 1 ey Iii, IELODZ 5,9' Maf;hi;;);1_ ow _ _
sufferer from rheumatism, and la.tely_ O _ _ _ “ _ i  
have beelcoggned to my bed_ See_ h, tourist in the Pullman car.
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"fig y°‘."dMII1;lf‘&§£S dLII`;I.MEI`;lE Forgivé ayparslivi Ogiriliinlrigws; P an) i The goods were bought for .spot cash from
a vertise rie an o imme 1- _ .
3 ate relief. , I ascribe mygrestoration A £gtfe?;5;2;’LI);?31§;4¥§ iahlfldien too "` facturer at very low pr1Ce$j and will b3 30ld og
to health to the wonderful ower of A ' E V- - y-i Cash- ' t
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ridge across the il sboroug iver Grmths as Macpherson om 121 church
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`your.medi¢ine. i s Rud§=nd Kipiiug, E It will pay you to look before buying elsewhere
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tho Hmsbom  mamcn. somivcm nnvnnons.  . _ __ _ ,
At a meeting called in Pownal M0n_ Positive Cure for Althfrla Discovered  _  
day afternoon, for the purpose of con- it has long been recognized by medical,
sidering the necessity ot proceeding l _scientists throughout the world that nature 1
with the Belfast Railway and Bridge Q has Supplied all creation with some remedyil
across the Hillsborough, many. ad- ' 111 the vesdalble ortm-‘H6101 kinzdvm where-
ldresses were made in favor of hothf with “I f°1'm° °f 811111121115 022 be cured.
railway and bridge in Which the fel- t but if Wu not mm] the-digoovery by Stan-
lowin monk an ley of the wonderful Kola plant along the
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_ Premier Farquharson, Attorney-Gene- pgginenzf; ;_‘:nAb€;l_ca. Ixhgctaprhpvips vs_:
F81 M5-Cd0Ua1d» Alex- M9-l`l1U» M- P~» until the investlgatlonlmade by Dr Clarke
D, A. McKinnon, M. L.JA._,{Messrsi gagged gueargllatppe :thug page giseasebiwast
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gorace ‘HaSz"d’ Robert e_u ml an the extract of Kola Nut with other vegee
obert Stewart. , table extracts that the compound obtained'-‘
The following resolution was moved §‘;}”d Permanent!! ¢“l'@ asthma- C11lrke’s'
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seconded by Robert Stewart, Southport ‘ ;§1_m°‘§_e§1°§‘;lfcfgg& <i;¢1'l;5s D61’ 0%- _;;\;1;__0
MH M  Lot 48: I , treatment. Clarke’s Kola Compound is new
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Whereas, the route of the southern ‘thc °uly§_1ii1:5an:111lt euro
branch railway and the site of the gists; Freesample bottle sent th any en
b ~ H-1 h R- _som Mention this paper. Address he
` have already been surveyed, and the rstreet, Toronto, or Vancouvér, B. C., solo
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present government committed to their “mam” *Kent* _ `
_ , constructi0n_._.. ' Y F01' T818   13- HUgb9S.
Says Laxa-Liver P1115 made 3 Therefore Resolved, That this meet-_,
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‘Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental work
one 'Z Is your time limited 'l Let us tell you what we can do
We can take the worst case of an aching toot and treat
ll it in one setting.
We can take the worst case of abcessed or ulcerated tooth and
rear andfill in one setting.
We can take any number of such teeth and make them sh
ht in one sitting, and fully guarantee them not to school' abcess
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ay as impression is taken.
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We make metal Plates or Vulcamte plates and put them in
lace same day as impression is taken
ing to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done without
oss me, an u y gnaran in every respec nr prices
low, and each branch in charge of a. speomlist gxaminahons
advice free. Call and see specimens of Teeth Without laloo,
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ing request the Dominion government  f - --f WE SAVE TEETH. DON’T HAVE A TOOTH EX
ACTED because you are told that it cannot be dlled W
avethe experience and methods for" saving teeth We do PAIN