THE GITA_VfDTAN. CHARLOTTE FOIVN. SEPTEMBER 13 1899
ootors sord
Inourablo
But the Notary. Hr. Lemire. WB
cured of Kidney Disease Ili tv/0
months by Dr. Chase s Kidney-
Liver Pills.
. omughl ' ed f the
gupcrin l`soI'mI'He`iHitt!e:fu; rented; ei-gginl-;I:*bIi°o mm
‘"t.r'°...“‘t1.'. N... 
l, t s o is re-
Nom e Sueetirdvdimdnsirere iittack of kid-
 NCOH/eVrI'i doctors had failed, Dr
gi disease. _en _ , . ‘
  Pev°d.:1“S.11f.s...;‘.:
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i'n0l¢T  iigfitiiméstbr. chases Kid-
:ey-lfivlrer Pills should be made known. and
again in order that others mai’ Prom byd my
- ` h ki ney
experience._ For ymxs I suffered wit
disease which doctors pronounced _inCur;IJ1¥;-
Thani.. ic Dr. chms Kidney-Liver l -
which I have used for two months. I 23 <;ifi_s“`;'
pletely cured. Thei' h§_IP@d__m€ from e '
d 's now pe ect. _ _
 %(Ii`;rsi:’\s Kidney-Liver Pills_act directleg
on the kidneys. _and through *bet* °<;§;bX‘If-os,
Influence on the kidneys and liver, _cure M.
complicated diseases of these delicate orga
one in 3 dose 25 cents a. box at all dealers,
or Eclmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
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‘ Dedd's Kidney Pills. sold only
In boxes like this, are widely
imitated, because may sro the
Q Kidney euro. nke none _
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NOVA SCOTIA
- PROVINCIAL
EXHIBITION'
SIIPTEIBER 23rd to 30lll,1899.
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$IIOilII-IIFFEIIEII III PIIIZES-$I`III00
g .rr __-
lemma prim in cattle, sump, Pcuriry,
Agricultural Products, Flowers and Fish.
IIPROVEII FACILITIES IN EVERY DEPART-
IENT WRITE FUR PRIZE LISTS.
Foun orirs rucirrc--sro Punses---Fon'
TROTTING AND PACING.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIUNS.
surpassing the splendid programmes of prev-
tous Years.
The world’s greatest artists in marvellous
feats of dexterity and Side splitting specialties.
Concluding every evening with a rf alistic
parlegientation of British Soldiers in Actual War-
WAR WITH THE AFGIIANS
Lord Robertls Fam_ous March no Kandahar,a.nd
the storming of Peiwar Kotal, a noted Afghan
SI-lf0D§I101l_3. Produced with over two hund - d
Elggiglbgwgprs and Soldirgil-it from éhe Garri.-~ ~‘-.
r w om actu too art in ...e
Atghan;War. y D
Fireworks Galore. Magnificent Disptiy
every evening.
For Drize Lists and all information aééig to.
J. E VV
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GEO. I‘I.CO0K_
¢"PIIOT0 STUDIO
AN NOU NCEM ENT
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Having obtained the services of
Mr. A. E. Lyon, askilled artist, who
has had Large experiences in first
class photography, the public are cor-
dially invited to inspect the excel-
lent results now being obtained,
Studio Appointment Perleol.
Our latest productions demon.
stratethat our wnsk is supeior tc
_U‘Vthing done in the city.
ACADIA HOTEL
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GRAND TRACADIE BEACH
Prince Edward Island.
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pi<‘.’1‘i‘f£K.“i'.i. i.°5.l’.°..‘i‘H..'€2i‘i "‘°°‘“'°°
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COMING EVENTS-
Guardian readers 'willjind the follou
ing convetzierzt to clip and keep for re]
erence.
O. Y. B.__."`be Orange Young
Britons meet Friday evening ii
Mechanics’ Hall.
Ci'rY Council meets the second Mon-
day in each month. Dr. Warburton,
Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.
THE Charlottetown School Board
meets the first Monday of each montl.
Ewen Stewart, Secretary.
ronr~:s'rERs.
COURT AvoNDALE, I. O. F., second
and fourth 'luesday’s of each month in
Mechanics Hali,Grafton St.-J.D. Tay-
lor Sec’y.
CoUR'r MOUNT STEPHEN, I. O. F.,
third Tuesday of each month
in Mechanic’s Hall, Grafton St. -E. H
Duchemin. Sec’y.
Prince George Encamprnent, Royal
Foresters, meets in Mechanic’s Hall,
New Prowse Block.-Murdock McLeod,
Illustrious Archivist.
Court Charlottetown, C.O.F., second
and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W. C.
Whitlock, Sec’y.
Court Gladstone, .O.F.. meets in
Mechanics’ Hall on the first and third
Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken-
nedy, Sec’y.
masons.
St. John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month.
D R MCLENNAN, Sec’y.
Victona Lodge in Masonic
Temple, first Monday in month
J R Davison, Sec’y.
Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch' May
sons in Masonic Temple, irst
Thursday in month except June,
July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Preceptory, K T.
in Masonic Temple. third Wed-
nesday in month. H W Anderson,
Registrar.
oDD1t'ELLows
Port La Joie Encampment no 4
second Wednesday in each month.--D
R. McLennan R. S.
St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
day evening. \V.A. Martin, Sec’y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday
evening; both in their hall in Victoria
Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.
Aipna Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets
every lirst and third Tuesday evening.
-Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.
sons or ENGLANB.
Every Thursday evening in their hall
on Victoria Row. Andrew Newson
Sec’y.
Lodge Prince Edward meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month in
their hall, Victoria Row.--H.B.Wright,
Sec’y.
sorts or 'rE1mPERaNi E.
Prince Edward Division No. l,
meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday.
W. P.Kirby,R.Scribe.
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J
Chappell, R. Scribe.
Orint Division, No 161, every
Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower
Hall.John A. La.wson.R. Scribe.
Loral. cnosannns. K
Company ~'A.” every Monday in
Wrighs Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada
\Vadman, Sec’y.
Goon TEMPLARs.
Charlottetown Lodge metts in
Wright’s Hall every Thursday evening
at 8 o’clock. Visiting Templars wel-
come.--H.J. ScAN'rLi-:BL'~1rY,Sec’y
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S‘U'IINI'1\TY'i1DE
DENTISTRY
Office in the New Prowse Block, first
door to the right,up stairs.
Dr. AYEIIS.
iviurs, Losrs. Fourros git;
VVANTED-Two or three sunrt young girls
to learn the milliueryvbu-iness_ Aplpiy at once
gzolixdéss Vanstone at EExs&Co‘s. he Peoples
WA.\'TED.-to Purchase a good second
hand H t W te f _ 1 ' ,
to G. D Omnéiworrtkurgtiageu smal size. 
WANTED:-A good steady boy about fifteen
°\' Filxleeljt SC&I‘s_0 age who has lad some ex-
l\’§1é1~;“<;0;;llly2»k1n§,'1ca!x;\e ref liorses and iiattle
2 -‘ 9 useu a u a ouse. ADDY at
Quasuiaiv Gtfice. Ch’town Sept. 5 if
aniiimgpunstmgn cap ongwiilfsrmhie
n a _ rs. . . ’
creat deceit st. zsstecd sh wii. ey S "er
W.\si‘ED-A maid servantwipply no Mi-g,
W?»¥§ji_.`_}2=n1anade. ' d y if
lx O1 MS tg lit over the Peoples Music Store
G rent Geo.St. Apply to D. Mar mil!an.:B if
Jxggi-clear) 1-lgieer;-;)u§teru half of the Late Chic
Heated with hot watgtilqe I(Illect‘.2rl1ceelil;ht§tree§;t_
Rent moderate. Appl to Mrs. E. Palme;
QUEST) gqf- QI' H- James galmer. Ch’Town Noi
TO-LE'1._-A house on Euston streelti oon
taining nine rooms, with bath, sewers _
stable and couch house. New occupied T;
Mr. F. Jqost. Applv to Mr. A. Morris, Wey_
mouth ctreet. next Soap Works. Possession,
Zlven July first.. May gm!
WANTED.-A good horse shoer. Good and
€I¥11i¢;é=t£‘&iy iob to the right man, Angguat
;e§;Fit.iirss waootis ron’ sai,§f_#1<,,,,
X I '
Kent sage. 'R‘i.llnB’b Alwly at P' H' Tumor"
hush ISU. e ettored to su _ pm-
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
“I thought you told me those cigar.-
you sold me would be just the thing my
husband wanted?" asked the disappoint-
ed wife.
-‘Well, were they not?”
HNO. They kept going out all the
time.”
"Well, doosn’t h¢?”
Laxa-Liver pills cure biliousnees sick
headache, constipation, dyspepsia, Four
stomach. water brash, sallow complection
see. They do not gripe, weaken or sicken
small and easy to take.
iAinard’s Linimentior sale evervwhere.
Mr`. Crimsonbeak--What in the
world is the matter with those children?
Are they crying for pit?
Mrs. Crinisonbeak-l\`o. The) ’re cry-
ing because they had too much pie.
Liver Troubles, biliousness, sallow com-
plexion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc., yield
to the curtive powers of Laxa-Liver Pills.
Thev are sure to cure.
Mrs. Busybody-Your husband goes
out a great deal, doesn’L he?
Mrs. Goodwife-Oh, I don’t know.
He doesn’t go out any oftener than he
comes in.
lIinard’s' Linlmeni Cures Burns, etc.
-‘Was Mr. Podger really cruel to his
wifei”
“Cruel? Why, he treated her all the
time as if she were his partner at
whist.”
Immediately lielrei.
Mr. H. M. Kemp. 209 Brunswick Ave..
Toronto, writes:
"I have used Milburn’s Rheumatic Pills
for Rheumatsim. I was so had that 1 had
to bo assisted in gettin? out of bed. The
pills gave immediate relief. as after using
one box the pain leftand has not returned
since.”
She I wonder what kind of clams
these are?
_ He-From the way they taste hink
they must be little rubber necks
‘ For internal or external use Hagyard’s
Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as apain re-
lieving and soothing remedy for all pain.
Bacon-An opera hat, you know,;is
one which can be shut up.
Egbert-I wish some of the opera pa-
trons were built ou that plan.
Minsrd’s Liniment Cures Dandruii.
“See here ! We got a centipedo in
our hydrant water ! ”
‘~Well. you are only a. private con-
sumer. Did you think you were en-
cord.
Worms cannot exist either in children or
adults when Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup is
used. 25c. All dealers. ‘
Mr- Wm- Ferry. Blenheim-
Ont.. says: “I can recommend Dr.
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as the very
best medicine for cou h Cold ser
Florrie-What made them think the
sailor stuck to his post P
Jack-Because, I suppose, his eyes
were glued to the spot.
Illnard’s Liniment lielieves Neuralgia.
“He seems to be an unuatursl father,
He never goes near the baby.”
~‘That’s only because he is afraid be
might know how to take care of it.”
` Milburu’s Sterling Headache Powders
,are easy to take, harmless in action and
sure to cure any headache in from 5 to 20
minutes.
Jack-When a man is in love every.
thing lcok different to him.
Hairy-Yes; it’s the same way when
he knocks his head against a cellar
beam.
_ ’ Cured of Eczema.
I was troubled for several years with
Eczema._and tried several doctors but to
9° P‘“`P0B0- Then I was; advised no use
Bureock Blood Bitters, and did so with
the greatest success, as six bottles entirely
cured me. \Vm. G. Uglow, Port Hope,
,0nt.
I "Smith is getting over his bicycle
craze.”
-‘How do you know?"
“He lets his wife clean his wheel for
him.
Stiff loints 4 Years
Mr. Arthur Byrne, Rock Hill, Ont__
writes, “I was laid up with stiii joints for
about four years and could get uo relief
unt 1 I used three bottles of Hagyai-d’g
Yellow Oil which cured me.”
Irate Father-There’s one thing thang
wonderful about you.
Dndesgn-Aw! What’s that?
rate ather-That a spongy head
like yours doesn’t absorb anything.
If you notice your child 'nd'
teeth during sleep, picking ti: noises? eg):
Ing ravenously but not seeming to gain
flesh, you may be sure worms are present;
and should not delay giving Il-. Low’s
Pleasant Worm Syrup, Price 25c.
ARTHUR IIELLISH
Barrister and Attorney-at-lair..
SIIIIIIIS, P. E. I.
Telephone. Money to Loan. p
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titled to tarantulas P ”--Chicago Re-
g s s e,
throat and weak lungs.” ’ ’
CHARLOTTETOWN MAILS.
The mails close st the Charlottetown Post
Oltice at,fo|lows (Local Time.)
For points west (with connections) to
Summerside and Tignish on line of
Tryon Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton
way, 6,45 a.m. Georgetown and
For Cc-urier route in North River and
letter boxes of 6 a.m.. 2 p.m. and 8
a. ui.
For Courier route to South ort and all gy
llil
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ft_ '.;_..,3~‘;_.V
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FAG
is the result ot Overwork and an
Extiausted Nervous' System. Dr.
A. W. CIiase’s Nerve Food creates
New Brain and Nerve Tissue.
Business and professional men. a¢¢0\1l1¢8!_\l_l.
stenograpxhers, teachers, students and all brain
workers ow only too well what it mm.ns_ to
have the brain so tired out that 0011061133000
of thought is almost impossible.
One-fihh ot all the blooa in the human body
Is found in the brain. an unless the I-11004 IS
pure and rich the brain become exhausted for
want of proper nourishment.
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Blood Food aeates new
brain and na-ve tissue. and produces rich red
blood, “ the vital fluid" of the body. _
All brain workers quickly recognize the merits
of this great food cure, and after n few doses
enter on their work with new energy and ambi-
tion. -
Brain is unknown to persons whose brain
and nerv’-:gave been invigorated by the use qf
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food, which is for
sa.lebyal1dea.lersai5o» sbox.
Dr. Chase's New Book, “The HIS of Life
and How To Cure Them," sent free to your
address. Edmanson. Bates & Co.. Toronto
P. E. I. __Ii_lIIIWAI
ONand after MONDAY, June 26th 1899 the
_ Trains of this Railway will run daily
Sundays excepted) as under:-
Trains Outward. Trains Inward.
Read down Read Un.
RM. All-
.$0 3.10Lv.Charlott.etown.Ar.l0.00 11.
3.30 Royalty Junction 9.41
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g°&*‘;F sS°§='i_a essence e. ,_§§§§§=
'Uprmsgru FU 
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: 1 rig £-
35 5 .< °
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abuses
12 North Wiltshire 8.56
26 Hunter River 8.42
.06 Ar. Emerald Lv 7.
Lv. Junct
Ar { } Lv. 6.5 8.35 7.85
Ar.
S'side
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8.09
2.10
1.05
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MT
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2.20
12.50
12.30
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2.10
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Cardiga
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Morell ..._.
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s.2s   r».1a...._. sts
9.15 ....A1-v..ca.ne 9rmv»..~.=.,__i,§.5_m
Passengers leaving any point on the 'l-'_ 11).' I
Ry., by morning trains, connecting with S.S
Northumberland at Summcrside; arrive Bos
ton B. &. M. Ry 7.25 A. M.; Montreal C. P. Ry.
s.45 a. m. 1. c. ity. 5.30 p. hi, roiicv ing any.
`Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.
D. POTTINGER.
Gen. Man. Can. Gov t. R'ys.,
Moncton N. B
G. A. sminv superintendent. P. E. 1.1%.
Chqrlnttetown. J une 211899.
CH’TOWN
son _iioiis_
Don’t Hg|_g_ Back! I
Yvfgagzuwefgcg Lady's ccia-plated Hunting
Yonwcgtxzget a Lady’s Gold-plated Open Face
Y011 Vaitic iota I.ady’s Gun Metal Open [rue
Youil¢1:;nLg1eét;aaW(;¥\¢taa::ilt)l¢ man’s Goid~p1nted Hunt.
You can get a Gentleman's Gold-plated O
Face Watch. pen
Youccan ggi,-zt a Gentlemaifs Dueber Silverine
Y asc ateh.
ouF<§; %ta%chGent1einans Gun Metal Open
Y°i..°s':.st:';rs.‘ €.rt°.réf.;t§;.tt.S°S” “nd
You can get Boys' watches for 93 cts cash and
I5 Wrappers,
Duet -
Ygu cop get lgroacpes ,
‘ race ets 1 W
°‘ “ “ Pocket Knives or mppe S"
Buy the famous
Jubilee and Royal 0ak Soaps
and save wrappers.
Fee our splendid ofers at the Fa.ctory'W¢y-
m°QI'»|_1 St-. where premiums tire on
exhibition.
J. ll. Lnptliorno & Bo.
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railwhy. 8-15 8-m-and 8-180 at 3 40 P-DJ. There is a world of Wisdom in the saying “Straws show
with p.iu. connections to North Tryon, wind biowsgi
’ , _ ’ The many letters we are continually receiving from
§J§t€`.eE?l;,°St;;e_ S.°”‘r1°t°W”’ S Side ing the superior quality of “Welwme Soap” are only straws,
For Points east (with connections) to that the wind of public favor is blowing in the direction of
gouris and Georgetown on line of mi" and economical Soap in the market. Buy,
     \\ W ELCOME soAr>
points thence to Belfast, 6.15 am. _*Q '
an points ,hence ,O Victoria, Tuasday, Always reliable. Mostuwork for least money
Thursday nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m.
For United States, ,New Brunswick,
Ontario. Quebec mid the North-    0
west. 8.15 a._ m. Nova Scotia _
6.30 a. in.
For Great Britain. Friday, 10 p.m. _ I  W
Letters are, collected from street  W
FOR BOST
INTERNATIONAL S S
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cammeneing July su., me mea-.mp "sr clout”
_ resume the
PIIPIIIAII _IIIIIECT TRIPS T0
Lenvingist. John everv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
lr. m., arrive ln Boston about loom next day
Charlottetown to Boston About 30 Hours,
Sumrnerside to Boston About 28 Hours.
ROUTE 1.-Leave any ppint on the P. E. I
m
Wednesday or Saturday reac St. John. via Sn
at 5p.m. leave St. John, by Steamship “St Croix,
BOU‘l‘E 2 -Leave the Island on Tuesday
same evening, rind connect with Wednesday and'
Boston, via the Coast Service. _
Send for Folder and infomation to nearest ticket agent, or to
C. E. LAECH LE R Agent for St Joh
Jury sash. ‘ ’
5.00
4.1)
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You V61: getSClocks for $1.00 Cash and 20"
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land and Boston. me Edwud 1"
The service performed by the Company.,
°°i‘¥2.°’J'iii.‘.’?.§.‘f2.’f2.3£“r?.§’$°‘2.bi.. ....1 ...,...,,
ebc.writetnF.:H. Am 6 ,aoi' in 8
Passenger Asehc.Kehivii1f°"NHs., gG°°°'“i
P. ctr-'KiNs, supi.
Ke ntville.’r.'_ 3,
une 3. dmos.
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G A» M.0a.n. Soo. C.E.
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C S S Ciiv ot Ghent
harlottetown eve F
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nolgrllm Boston.aTue§dgy'lsda?rTrT. §iHtlu`I‘.dli)i . From Pnn Hawekesbury
Halifax.-in o_i-and Duchess, weffesdays Isaac Harbor, Salmon
r 4 D-_HL S. S. Halifax Saturdays ll . m.- Harb()
'I ickets for sale at stations on  E I. Rail r' "turning -mu
v`v;stb Far Tickets. rates and informiition ap- 5V5Ty TU95d9»y al. 6 p ID
` The Stes r
, W. w. CLARKE. agent, °“ S '"9
L_ CHIPMAN, Canadian Agfigitirlotetown S00* passenger
Ha_max’»N s_ alcou amidship
“CW flfflghle will be given
Further information
L_
CVTUWD. May 27 tf Lx &
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a*§¢1§fI1°‘;. Steel. twin screw steamers and N
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. C°N“1ln &neee for General Work,B "5
"“,,\\s°-,HI riffs . huts-is iminsnihg. 3
Pat. 8c‘Ex. Ofilce Chorlottetown all Bi. John. Charlottppwu June;
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