THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTIETOWN P. E. I., NOVEMBER 14 899,
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offered to them the opportunity of being 
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5 Only seven weeks of the old year left and you
have neglected to take out that
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free; A _ A with the North AinericaI1'Lif6-
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Bri - Rates will never be lower. 5
m` NOW is the time to consult us or our agents, who
are everywhere available. _ l
We guarantee to suit you with a plan. _ _
l i The best of all that’s good in Life Insurance is
he i, i sold by the North American Life of Canada.~ Q'
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LOCAL BRIEFS
and ,Province
dents Everywhere.
Hitliit Mr. Charles Earl sing Rule
Brittania in bt. James Hall tonight.
Give the young men a full house to
ii gh:-they deserve it.
Any boy or girl desiring permanent
employment should apply at this otlice
at once.
Exxcuriva Coinmirtee of the Y.M.C.
A. will meet in the Association Parlor
this evening at 8 o’clock. 1
Ma. sun Mus. Wallace Shaw will
be “at home,” on the afternoon of Nov.
14th, 15th. and 16:11, at 882, Fitzroy
Street East.
Ratio the program in this issue of
the Y. M. L. A. Concert in St James'
|Ha1l tonight. Come*i_ilong and bring a
friend with you to encourage the boys.
Posrroiutn.-The annual' shooting of t
No. 8.00.82 battalion to have been
- held at Kensington range, Monday will
take place on Wednesday or the first
|fine day following at the same -hour. By
O fder.
Ponies Couirr.-Yesterday morning
four drunks figured before His Honor
Thomas ~McTague. Patrick Quinn and
James t-Ionnessev were fined $2 or 10
days each. and Daniel Gillis $1 or 80
days. Four boys for destroying pro-
prrty on Hallow E’en were each fined
$2 or 10 days.
A Coucmrr and pie social was held
in Eldon Hall. Wednesday 8th inst. in
aid of P. E. I. Hospital. Long before
the time hadtrrived for the concert to
commence. t e seats of this spacious
nall were filled with people waiting in
eager anticipation of first a musical and
then a culinary treat and they ' were
not to be disappointed in either. The
programme judging from the amount
lot applause and pleased remarks of the
audience, was one which gave full
satisfaction and consisted of the fol-
lo'vilog:L "  `-.- s
1. Opening remarks. Mr. James
Nicholson;
2. Chorus;
8. Instrumental Duet, Messrs. Wm.
Docheity and Alex. McMillan;
4. Duet,gFi-.ink McMillan and Wil.
fred McWilliams. s
5. Recitatiou,Miss Etta McWilliams;
. Stirnp SpeecIi,'Williaui Docherty;
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7. Chorus.
it 8. Recitation, May McWilliams;
9, Quaitette, Misses Annie McRae
and Edith Moore, Messrs. N. Larrabee
and A. McMillan ;~
10. Solo, Cedric Ballem;
11. Closing chorus.
/After the programme had been
rendered in a manner that did credit to
Eluon’s already wide-spread reputation
for talent in this line, the pies were
brought forward and the audience res-
ponded to their part of the social in a
manner that -gave the chairman no
cause to grumble. After the pies had
been finally disposed of, the 'crowd dis-
parsed feeling that “it was good to be
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In Chirlottetown, onthe 10th No.
OPTICAL HOUSE is equipped with the most modern and scien- vamber, mst" to ML and “rm Gem is the beat of V 6ve,ybhin$_
and under the management of Dr. McKay Jordan (Doctor of Smnley 5 som / _ pecia_]]y wha” 165 something
and Fellow of Optics, Graduate of Northern Ill. College of Ophthal- 1 _ J e,,_@_
and Otology, Chica.go,) who is: at your disposall for FREE consul xwhere
' free examination and cut prices for a. short time ouger. P »
Every examination guaranteed. (Open evenings)  * to Get It
zi Shingle on e
- best that cash can buy.
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U-leur Whites, Extra. No. l’s and No 1’s
Bay no other kind, if you want the
best.
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t';iit°e*eree‘ esieefed se .°”"‘.......“
testimony tn its quality-
PHONE 18|.
the Tweatieih Century Club held
last night, under the resi
dency of Mr Edwin D Mead
in the hall of the Boston Univdr i
in British Local ‘ vernment." This
was given by Mrsfgisrcy Wrddringtm,
one ot r th`e“Fdbiau icieiy lecturers
from London.
She began her addresstby sketching
the course of local government legisla-
tion in Great Britain since 1867, when
women were admitted ti the municipal
franchise. and then went on to show
the extent to which her six row enjoy
the voting privilege. They take part,
she said. in electing members of city
councils. county councils. boards oft
if aardtans, and of the new parish, rural
‘_ and district councils. And they are
themselves allowed to sit on most,
though not all, - f the tcdies for whose
.members tuycan vate.
~The sytsm ot poor re inf andthe
treatment of psnper children has been
.revolutionized by _the admission of
women as me-iibers of boards of guar-9
disus. As members of the school
,boards. women have exerted their in-
uuence in the direction of securing to
girls equal _educational opportuui.ies
with boys. and ot raising the pay and
social status of teachers. Though
women do not vote for members ol
Parliament. they take a most active
part in the elections.
Throughout Great Britain women
are employed in connection with the
local goverment systemas factory and
sanitary inspectors, as oicers of health
and asmedical oiiicers. »
Tue lecturer expt».ineri`th it the ad-
mission gf women to vot ng privileges
on the extensive scale described was
not due to any demand by the mass of
the Women for suca privileges; it was
rather the resut of an effort to stir
them up to take an ir ter-est in all ques-
tions relating to good government. She
therefore regarded the way in which
women had used their privilege; _as
moat encouraging. The ad-.lress'was
briedv discussed.
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Brighfs Disease  
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'To understand Bright s Disease is to know .
that in its advanced stages it is past thc_reach
of human s.id.- The 'oe1lsh¢_>:'hilh¢ |Kl\?;¢§
undergonwa.stingchang_¢.W I _ ¢3'¢S_ °_
dead so far as performingmtbcil’ f,\\D¢\.__l_°\\5 5
concerned. Inst think_of ving_ thekidneys
dead. Th'nk of’-the isonslett-inthe stem
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when these often! could no longer perform V
their duties as utters of the blood.
more dreadful, and yet this is the £011 !°WhlCh
everycase of neglected kidney disease rnustlead- 
When the back aches. when unnatiui W
dimcult or too frequent. when there are de-
posits in the urine after strtazfzng for 2_4 h°\1l'S» i
there is no time to lose in pr0¢\lI1D8 D5
Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills. A _ _ _
It is not claimed that they_hwi`ll cure Bright I
Disease in its last stages. ey are an abso-
lute cure for kidney_ disease, and so long as tho- .
kidneys are not rlilntiraly wasted gwealya
'vc new stren an vi or an
gl -gt - ofgfii ' th blood.
to resume their duties tering_ e _
Dr. Chase's` Kidn -Liver Pills will $tOP
bnckache and headaghe in short _order by re-
iéioving the cause, Bond  pgsitivelyapgcgglr
rihtsDi°sease. epi a os¢.2 '
Atal! dealers. a'Edmanson. Bates &Co~.V
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one place, but you may be sure
of this.
Our groceries and supplies `
are always fresh and pure, the
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*Stenori & Gates.
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from 'dampuess may entail great snfering and
ensure perfect health the extromitiestniiist' be
In thodamp autumn days. Neglect in t
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dry; There are two ways of doing this.
foot outof the damp. That is the ideal fill _
not be an ugly uncomfortable-boot either, we
with a boot with sutiiciently heavy sole to bra_v
and still be as neat and stylish as any person
One liueof boots 'wet keep which will 'fill them'
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_il__. ing of ladies gold and si ver _Tw _ will forwnd the W
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ghere. 'lee sum of $37 was realized.   w‘Ic0l11.(;;;11E;.P1eased with our  T;;l§f‘ct°ry_
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menace to health and eyesight.   *  VY; t
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xam'nations, inexperience an IIDPB 00 “PP lance” ‘“`° -  _i G* 
causes. * ant
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from parties wishing to lease the  Ad   factium
Hillsborough Skating Rink from Nov   B FIRSTQLASS
_ 20, 1899 up to May _lst 1900. Ten- dz th _ pB1(;ES_ Th
tders to be marked ,“Tender for §;‘;‘§:f1°}'§'i,l";,?,‘i p1ii3g°§£'epi1tie utiruree “_ _ _ _
 skating Rink", in _bs addressed so ;;g°,°;,§;°‘;';;;°§2.1.;“_’L°v%2‘li’.f2
` S. W. Crabbe, President and to be in l;£;gVi;:dti}1¢;rpp_§l;V:L1g1%&fz2;‘£§f.{;
this hands by 12 o’clock noon on M011- ed make gnpuaimpd Igrsenefl and Ut
day, Nov. 2C, 1899. The highest or pieasiiigpc ie- rr - -
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