_ J ,__ T -. LOTTETOWN, AUGUST 25, 1899
THE GUARDIAN CHAR” K 'I
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STRAW HATS     
Now is your time to buy and buy at Prowse Bros.-Light covers for horses at ab nh lb
Call and se th . ` ° `
6 em ,Y  out a f price, the horses can stand a
___ ospital. His physicians Scotch Lamb’s VlYool Underweaig.__°,,th“ six tim" ammld u'°.°°r'_“h
gave u ho h ' ~ ' » ”
Noi long ago a buslnesrilr .e .E
14 Hi; wg i-igphiieanigiii ‘iii-f-A“5“" s“”‘"°" “"8” 01” T=1'¢°I1=» 11° Miter ima if m m "2
.s ’ red, asan advertisement rizes “_”
. - ying. prgiiner comfortable .warm rug .madelf § 8 t , . 0 -'P
A” ‘*"“°'° Wm’ “ B“"‘°” .‘,..“‘”‘..*“° ""‘f’.” “‘°'.“'=~»- ;':...:.?‘:*...S.:;°:':.;=°.~...?.~".:..i:;:.P::;f.i ”f35?~fi'~1‘-’~'5i»i”‘tf’”ii`i»t?$¥§ niimewea ii iii
, owever, e atient - it l't V ' ~ no ' ; .
triumphed. and no i-guise ‘danish ”“°°"° *I2 0° S*="1C°i>°° iw the W mum 'mn that I" "amd Q”
 0 s1i¥|1q.Y imPl'oved on Friday night. and thing for Your  lady’s shoulders. ig I-est numbermlmilesi ' 
ltze, blood pure, the ing the slag as usual into the stream,
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every vital organ in the 11047 remaining above water in a red-hot
and vigorous. It makes '13-in, - - ~
_ _ . t and limestone the blaze again ap-
and h I . th best .
fo, biwegnlitésrxin funn; It  over the s_-lag, after it had beent
PCI' cent of all -
Grateful patients i ’_, ' ' -_
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we of ' the slag produced by the intense elect
°°”d“iGol‘:,°en diw°‘§§i‘_ ions thing occurred, and ata time when
the gmatgst cf beam, maker, md the pile ot slag had become so large
Ii is ine great blood-maker that its top rose above the surface of
If m*-3°* fb* *PP°'i°° the water. A minuteor two atterdump-
and assimilation per- - -
the
ng, the clear, the nerves some oi it going under and part of it
state the sizzling and streaming was
'¢i,"'§‘,,f§§*1_”°{‘,“,‘1‘,,'§§ ,,,,°°",,,.°,',“§ ioiioivea by ii bi-igiii bmi oi aims.
like cod liver oil It puxiien "lbs next time Mr. Wilson uSed'l’0Ck
and drives out the poisons of sal
cast into the river, and, it being at
. nicht he was much struck by the bril
liant white hght produced. The next
time he had a batch of the queer, gray-
zilffofef g `ish residue to dispose of he did not
ma? ‘m ° "7 °, waste it, but saved it and poured over
M§‘;,1°:l,,?;’,,°§ only t' it some water for experiment. To his
dealers will ti? to induce s surprise there was no flame, but after
tsikt §°”1° Vfgifli C99 °\:1bS*:;‘é° puzzling awhile over this feature. _he
oneiegg' 8‘§f1ps°’°°°dd°? wwf 00,; held a_ lighted match over the pile.
an .
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,recovered consciousness. His mind has _ ~ A . il, upward of one hundred and sixty
S Sai Tha* Only °“:::::‘;;'1s.zi;°.’.i":'.:i°°i= °... ””S"'EsSe L"°““' 
c ii eeulre ~_y _ '[58
° ° beiow the chin was paral zed. The li - 34700 B"`d'5 Quin* fm' P4100 &'C0’=9  if 't b hed ' °
His Determination Not to sims in Madam mi comkagmf, g,,;,,,,,2,,g, D,P,,,m,,,,,,om ,Nacht orii i can B miie ii in lim
me Keeps  Alive. a_nd,'a?triough they agreed that the pa- °r °- _ - 17 lf. 3
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---- \ §1e;"i1i;i;ie upon the exact nature of his _ popular _,Gan Hit,” and mere jig  be L;     -_.___
in  ii.-with  _ it  »f~f~»~    .<;'::i“s2’.;:>..;.i::i‘ .2°:';::2v;s:»..... ..........-°-.... ...i .....
P“"“7z°d ‘mm th’ °h’° d°"°’ .Jury t° uw 8919’ ""1°°‘!t°d “°" th’ t acceptibly. both asfto 'price and style. V . Defends Polygsmy has been interviewed o th of
°°°°°f°°° °f 91° gn" \b°°°. °f "W b1'*“'- Th’ d"1°°*°°d. b°°°‘”Our goods are nearl all trimmed ini / ` ~ ' u 8 nm”
agggoqggmng |;im,W;1;¢;- Durysg, were set by means of a ve d"l' t y
V --- the campaign of 1900
years old an athlete. who is the surticsl operation. but the rlyupttirhmoef hmr own w°rk_r°°m’i afnd hence an nm l Bostcn' Mus" Aug' 2O;_E|d°r Jan "nh I “"5 mth”
sou of Edgar '
e ce
ave the ci," ii lm 1 ku gh 1; 0 sen of the Mormon Church spokeefor two 1,;
mr. C; vvgtliy gg' t;§1°:1m°\°:i1;°;; |t1;\;\;;;°°dr r°'°1*°d so which are i)iim;eiiin°ii¢i°ri;s.m§2f1,hoiirson th°.C.°mmon ot this city to-du i>'s1»ei°::iiiI; gasisrii .,
sumved m.°:"e"2» 66;; HEAD PANB YBHO E 7° , our showing ot ladies’ trimmed hats.- -N 803 1159" d°¢l°1’°l|`Ul°f It W" 11°” °f ers that 16 io 1 as a part ot the pin'
.gum death in Romveh H0” _ UI_-D RS IN A ¥0.v1-o. .sn -Psion is co. is ii A the bowel' of th°_<=°\mtry or of Con form should bs abandoned and the
at night Whdh” hi. me Wm Everything possible has been done to WANTED 1000 P90918 gf, my thai,  SWS? h°W mill! WW" 1 U°1'm°U md settlement of the money question lett to
ummgtely howevu, no on “_” 359 P°t1°°‘ f1'°m £59 1405* lflilll- accounts furnished J uue 30th, . W ef s 0. A y ` C°°8l’°lS Ml' B174!! WIS very em
' . ' '  i'°°¢ “”‘g1°h°“1d°11; "'01 °°]‘~‘*:°d illp want a large amount of money tor Sept. pf, i f U 0 ' ».-‘ , ~ 1 .__ ,P;|°::¢f;71;hl»b°f°°8h¢i0u 6111150 16 to I
Duryeays mmarktbh .tmzgle an _immova e mon o p as er o 1,; 1), A_ BI-uc,_ y A 25 li, 0 g 'E   ri in   Q  ll p a o e Democratic p ‘stint-in
ii’ Ming "°"°h°d 'ith 5”" i“' Pngdiing Dnryea’s father who is greatly  |S B    beiiblethseh;i:r2_;clahr:?§nsaidAlahd still
by Phfsmims i” thi’ citl' Th° devoted to his son has scarcely left the s t ' 0 D A ' . . say that an abandonment of lhe ratio
mn br°k° his neck by fliving in' hospiialsince Walter was taken there. E TH E cHA|N |~ESS» i "”'*'_ , s 16 io 1 would be equivalent to an aban
W°t°r fmm ‘he C"“'°, 'MP3 He has engaged the most experienced TENDER3 fm' Pfmtiug’ *Wd “ning ‘ ,  persons W8-ntillg BIDPIOYIIIBIJU donment of the money questaou because
7B°7é  I; :lm .th°tf?l°r;f’”3hf’f surgeons, trained nurses are continually 50°" card” °' the “ces V’ 5° held at the. d I '
an ii eissi aiveisi- - - - --
4 an emp oyers of hbor in want of as no free coinage law can be adopted un-i
,in attendance, and it medical skill can Ch°¥1°“°*°WU D1'W1'18P°fk °” W°d”°9‘ligmn°e will gbbain help ami guna. til a ratio is agreed upon, aid since
f ~ ei- + save his son. say Mr. Duryea, he will da? md Thufsda-Y- U19 13"* and 145° ‘
be saved  Will  I`6C8lV6*d  |50 1100!] i tions   to the  to 1 ratio has been agreed upon
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lot of comfort
doctors attribute to t l _
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tality, gained by his devotion toathletic ' `_`
0 spprts. _ To Ffnd Yourself Wlthoutltif lion go on an ' . __ _ ' »
t was thought that death would im Holiday to the Seaside. Tha distance whmh a “gui” "alk"
medistely ensue when youu Dur ea _ 'Wim nk” ° fm
Poli urls 0 S   °  .  . e   
,ns “kann - f th _ C t t  . 4 _, wi coveriu e me issomething
1-iss is »s.§.°§°.i'i§'il'.1.i‘.§'l'l'. .2i"°fff. iiie§"§si°§'ffi°ii`f'iZi§§if`1 .iiff§'.ii?§§§§“‘¥9 been
iemovpdgntrorp his home in Glen Cove ta -cool theseeseniigs  Medium i wei ht wud in Engludlwhu Mé'*“k°d m°r°
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last night he was reported to be in a the” °°mi”g °°°l °'°°i”3’ mlm” ‘mm iHo'§ilul:l?;is ;Iiv:h.eili¢\ilii‘ qlibgglsr 15?! Q   1900
i very promising condition. °h°"l° an f°'!°F . CIP" TFTWUB mlm bland. » He has beeulforty-three yes;-egg
*_ Mr. Duryee dived from the third step $6500 t°_$12‘00~ OFUUS 5511*- Plumb 91° ; postman, and during that time has
' ,of the Casino stairs, in-Oyst-ir Bay. into 'mm' °llk.h`°°° .shlflsi 5'1UB9l1 5hlTt’» `? nevyr been one official day absent from
about three feet of water. He weighs »0x1°'d 'mm' e fduty. Ho is now Bevan
SEEN   about one hundred and thirty pounds, A”°th°' “’°°k °f Bandana S°“1`f'
- *and his head struck the bottom' with °P°°°d' R°m°mb°" D °“1' ‘mam
great torce. He was taken from the Shawls’ r°g°"`J“' Pam” & 0°'-*L i
' ' ,water apparently dead. but soon after , ty(
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SILVER AT I6 T0 l
_ ty years of age,
land is still discharging his duty satis
lfactorily. i ` -
he proved that in those forty three
ears he has walked, in carrying the
housand miles. No other postmau
pproacbed this record. and it is doubtful
Will be Adliered to _
the Party Down W th
_ if y s mari
ll lily OCOIIPBUOD.
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LINCOLN Neb , Ang :28-Mr [Bryan
1384 as the plan
EIG b d t 2 t ld be
n the ta  Zatiirday. th? and Sqétember. T_l;e' 0 MISS SN Kellloggfget i-iilizllieai' tliiitntliadl riiiioliswxrong or liiig?
_,‘:.,Q°.~ ' '~ ' . . 12 08 Of alll’ BU tl' U0 UGGBSSMIY ' all ough it is right, we are afraid to
nw 15: igonof Discovery of Acetylene Gas. ,,,,.p,,,,_ 23 d ,, “mate 1,
Square, who
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ha, for thin, The ia ts relating to the discovery of ’
_ 1===1fh.d\=f~ p iicai iieii included ii diriy gi-iyisn sub- *
old xg a’:§t:§;§7behfb1:"£g8;‘;';itt§ § stance, wholly unlike anything else he V
truth, “I am ii child myself." had ever seen. For weeks he noticed 0
ggxofzfxf Og; H;,i;§1t11;¢‘-#31: this substance _without giving more than g
and hea1thx§y0“h_ he healthy ‘passing attention to it. dumping it into
young of 01d_ win be 3 ha py W- the stream upon the bank of which he
‘S a Simp1e_ri;antt¢rdwLhset 55; bodiy had built his furnace. One day a cur- ,
4 Customs gpg. lsr s eo 2 when instantly there was a>white,glow- ~
page %_ . ing dame and Wilson knew one had
cuvery was abetyiene gas.
“fastest - “
§9°'“&|°°°'-'§_'°§- , found something _worth while. Hisdis- | =f
It the ratio is wrong, we ougnt ti
_ t _ _ ~ f . -  t  J . select another ratio and stand upon it
zleigzsd du; \ :lc;tl))'l)p;11eno§;1S,a;;b;3iler3;<;:0Uchp;iaf0r  I dom, behave the ratio to be wrong
:is»::f::; ps...  ..  C...ii. M..‘;-   Artiiicialleeth on Metal Plate  is  at-° ~» 1 ed i
o u e b u t lfacturer. that, some years ago, Thomas U `
Childffn. i L. Wilson, of St. Catherines, Ont., was*
‘mf 'smelting for metallurgical purposes. _
mY _ - . -
. From time to time he used Va good' deal
_If . a 1_nan oi_rock salt in his furnace stock. and
1‘_;"1ft11y 2;; ,also limestone as a flux. Whenever,
,_ ,sie pmgg, *these two materials were fused together, :'
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A dentist who knows his business,aud one that has any regard
for his patients will always advise them to have s metal _pl .i._.e
Prior. MELWLLE B. BUCKLEY, _
Instructor Boston Dental College, Boston Mast
In view of the vast amount of in jurydoneto the mouthsofi wear~
ers of rubber or vnlcanite plates, by the retention of undue heat
owning to the non conductibility of rubber, and as alumium is now
so cheaply produced and making as it does a rigid, light, claenly,
uncbjectional plate there seems no reason why any person should
wear a rubber or vulcauite plate. Not only this, but better results
in Bt and adhesion are obtained in dillicult cases, than in the use
of rubber. L. P. Hasxunn, D. D. S.
_ Chicago IIL Dental School
'Tho above quotations are from hundreds by eminent dentists
whose close observation in many years experience in plate work has
leai ni il them the many advantages of metal over rubber.
Many persons who are compelled to wear artilicial teeth on a
plate find that the ordinary plate causes heating of the mouth, bad
loose, sometimes sores lips. sore mouths and sore.throats,'and caused
directly from the wearing of an ordinary plate. ` .
We recomend a lets! Plata sltlier of' Gold. Platinum. Aluslium.
It is' a conductor of heat and cold, itis non-irriating, and is tliin~
er, lighter, and stonger than any other plate. '
0 We have testimonials from persons for. whom we have made
metal p1ate’s_not one would wear an ordinary plate again. You
can haveyour impression taken, and a metal plate made same day
fully guaranteed because we make them ourselves, and know all
about the material used. Call and see speciments of our work.
Every piece of work done by us must 'give entire satisfaction to '
the patient, else we will notallow it to leave our office.
:Berlin  `Par1ors i
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L e iev i be
wrong by those who made the tight to
insert it in the Democratic platform ”
On the general outlook for the 1
party for 1900 he said “Democratic
success in 1900 is becoming more and
more certain On the old issues we are
stronger with people than in 1896 The
sentiment in favor of arbitration and an
income tax is stronger The oppisition
to government by injunction is strong
er The people better understand the
necessity for bimetalism, and better
understand the danger of a national
bank currency. which places the con
trol of the paper money in the hands of!
On the new questions sentiment is
developing rapidly Many Repubboans
who did not recognize the menace of
the trusts in 1896 are becoming alarm
ed Th ey now see the dangers which
threaten the nation when an industrial
aristocracy mu arbitrarily control the
price of the raw material, the rate of
wages and the price of the finished
taste, shrinkage of the gums, etc , iiually causing the plate to 
Ginger Ale,
C e Soda
The Republican party is impotent to r am ’
destroy the trust because the trusts
are largely responsible for the succcssi
of the Republican party in the last cam
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Z
P On the question of imperialism the
opposition with the Republican party is
already manifesting itself, and will
as the determination to fasten its im
.s
Ginger Bee r.
The best summer drriilis.
penal policy on the country
esppareat There is no real
,tempt being made to defend the
1’resident’s policy
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