Brain Food

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:ri-in GUARDIAN, oHA_RLoi1EroWN, AUGUST25 1899

I do not believe there is a. case of gin, indigesticn _Or

stomach ri-ounle

cannotbore- ntouesand

mee-se’

MUNYON.

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DYSPEFSIA CURE.

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Bl‘8|l8 Nuts is a new food for

the brain and nerve centres. It is

made by special treatment from whe t and barley and is fully cooked and pre-digested. The system will absorb a greater amount ofnourishnient from one pound of Grape Nuts thru fra-in ten pounds of meat. oatemeal or bread

For sale at.

BEER & sGOFF’S.

0 DISEAS E and RUP-

` REDb R. F .

Tgeud stamp for inhir?n>gtii§i, dr dhll at

_dmgwailgice in Merchants’ Bank

0nFrlday, at indsor Hotel, in law

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L E. RMGIAULT. D. R. lcKE_||ZlE.

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lsrrlslars Solicitors. ulc-

”gll»§_o€¢tl\eilrmsof Russell k' Co.

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LAST PICN IC

Visitors t both

_provided toiom town and country will be

Aguod refi-eshment_ booth on the grzund _

'iCi}xat1geisn¢_;fuyarious kinds and athletic sporiss

ged in.

Train leaves Ch'towu Station at 9.3) a. m. Retu n fare from Ch’to wn and intermediate

iituti<>ns.30¢°vtS- Special rates for families. T in will stop at any_station when signalled

good swings a specialty.

_ LT' M. SEISLER.

\ ‘e fetary.

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Picnic will be hrld thepfoll -wing day. the A0323, 25, 26, i9. 2), wli Pat_Ex.

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Hughes i’i'E'.ii'}l?>i

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0 °=, tig, _ _ ' - tn e o_ or . . _ . . _ _ . . .._ °`

,#38, £15 ,gi ,_o,,,,,m,.{’,'; ,,,ec‘,§’g`§§_ B;*;f’;";;10n_@"*_1¥» W0. that their _men _ pvo?_poympi%i;m<i§i{i........_ ........ ._ .92

iiuaiiss' °dne5§'5ft llxrune . . .gm "‘“°° “nd “re “tlsied KNOW ' Suin "Wi" °" ~ °°”°“"" 85

an eh? B ni t with their wages and treatment.. _

U. D1`0D%l‘B» 011 Or Chroni - Clyde to Wiltshire. _ '

Bro h us d L _ ' _ -#_ _ _ _ __ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..___ . . . ...

_ secgiics. an ‘mg D e Pl-we Christian Scientists -have made a po C° gF(ili`lriil>1fatl>)0CCl‘1al§i°t'l"i~ii.‘iv‘e'i1seSf`.l?51?.l21??`

50003 RHEUIATISI CURE notable convert in the person of Dr _ __ _ SouristoBear iver___._

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gigl°Siw§llI'f_°nci_}ii~_ec:!o’i_;uithle__uir_;oes5t})|___m. A L. Hunt,of Kansas City, Mo., wha Youll w

a ter practicing his rofession. f

8P°¢lal Rem die pared f nv .P _ . ' °'

p_r;r:Ps1d, hsnihicgireion odiksri f°“"e°” y°°"° “nd ‘"”“‘”8 “M811”-1

F 'l‘l0~Iote.. etc.. ' _success, has abandoned drugs to be-

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1599.

MR. SCRIMGEOUR SPEAKS.

\Ve have not heard much of Mr.-

.lohn 3. Scrimgeour, of bonded ware- house, lishery bounty and Scott Act ill fame for some _time past until he turned up the other dayat the liberal convention in ueorgetowm It ap- pears from the Patriot’s report that Mr. Scrinigeour was not only present. but took part in the proceedings by making a speech. Following is the Patriot’s report:

-‘Mr. John G. Scrimgeour in the

course of a brief speech pointed out that the Liberals are carrying out their pledges step by step, and that Canada under Liberal rule has reached an envi- _ able position among the nations of the

We must express our astonishment

that the Kings County Liberal~ have so little self respect, and so little re ~ gard for the welfare of their party as to put forward this man as their spokesman. They ought to know that they will be judged by the standard they thus set for themselves.“Birds of

afcather flock together,”but surely the _

Liberals of Kings are not willing to *mm as hm'

be known as men of the Scrimgeour_ type. And yet, if not, why was this ‘I

man put forward to speak for them 'I

Mr. Scrimgeour says the Liberal

party are carrying out their pledges. It _is thought by the managers of the Government organ to be worth re- cording that Mr. Scrimgeour has said this. There are many fwho will not think the fact reflects much lustre upon the Liberal party. Scrimgeour’s

praise, given under the conditions _Smoke Ingpoomr Schubert received ii

existing, must be read by a. law- abiding community as a public cen- sure of the party that rewards and upholds this law-breaker in his law-` lessness. _ ' ` _ i ‘ -

___3;.y_: that “Canada

_ 1111 81’ ' as reached an en-

gifble P°5il_$_i0n Caililiping the nations.” _

tistruet at a a’s -» ' ' - ` _ _ _ _ _ - f _ _ -. I5., _ Bly I. i:Ie,Race, Boys under 15.

§§‘§§ e‘;;§lf;‘_§§e”t;§1°;‘L§°:;;’1°;£3;-l_¢¢ Hay, | I _“loo-_-Giild M_ed'sl;'2iid_Si1_ve_r_Mo.ioi _

in hss b%n en_ S _ ' "__ 60' 1

g,,_____,:,__is d,,,,m,_i,., tg ,gm moms Casfs r 3 Shad0.w_ __7 Migoéodlaoogufiom Models, aio, savor Mom

an erosrit otecount. ` ' ~ ° _ ' and ic iopoioopfrooyilni ic is 4 biomilg. A --*`ff*9l¢ ¢ff°P Of P01'-#On I lsr-_~G°ld»M¢d§1; 2115. Silver Medal-

sod o _bloc upon rho administration blood will, unless checked in _ 3» TWO B1¢Y¢l¢(LaP_) I ' ‘ _of the country whena notorious vio- maketh I im ` ` 1_stand<2nd--Gold Medals; 3rd, Silver Medal. 1.... .i .i..i.... i. ....o. o.. ....,...... H. 3,. ~“‘” ,°- ‘ _P“"‘ 9. ooo Hiifiviiio Bioyoio Rio. _ e .

_ of speciil privileges and emolumentv. . 0° 3 Safsapafdza fs th¢ Against time with permission for pacers.

OF THE SEA50N_ It the Liberal party, were wise they gf¢3f_[¢gd¢f¢'f|~b[g0dpgf¢'f}'¢f5 lst, 2nd and 3rd-Gold Medals. t ‘ ‘

--- ' wculd deprive S°'img°‘~“"` °f his It casts no lhado b b ’ 10 880 R

oaoo soo 1.1. b ood "’ “‘ “ng” °“”' ° s “n

Grace Church Sunday School 1..... ...__ ...£2 c..iZ;'.Zi`.?.`.T°’ iii .?.'.°"'._€‘.1’._‘.“_°°"°“" 1‘”““°‘“”°“°”2“"'S“'°' M°"“‘° _ _ ‘_

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_ ""1 h°1di== An-mai Pioniooc Georgetown meeting with Sciimsewr J§'§“o2i‘i‘£. ofyo'l“..°.l‘”§§fi'li'°i.'.‘2.§’°’ 'i”°i.‘§i.f°' 11° ,iii fri. lliiiycle ¥e]ab'ill£>ace ci. ° S- °f th’ hm

is c as a speaker is a defiance of the "running sore. Brie took thre: libttl a “ms °` ree' preset! mg u S or 0 annie- 11v’er'CuP' s - M|l'Ls|h°U9Sf. law-abiding sentiment of the gm,” 0sl‘;"°8?n1`;11° :nd is now evieif _FiV€. Mik BiCYCl€ T¢&m R&C€ _ Btyh' q“'hty‘nd _ -°°0N°- ` . ,S YG mm hélpéd tO 1188.1 the ' M Hgrl-is Trg h _ ' ‘ _

._ C0l1lll7l‘y. The Liberal party cannot" tl ." M .J . “ssey _ P Y t Solid G-Old Gem Wednesday, Aug 30th. gain by ,his ,,_.,m,_.,_ I, mm _Dem f$.§’..?Z'}, o..¢.” °'” Fm' °’°'°’”‘"“" nomo. oioosso c. ist with ii. s o' - ~

__ __ p _ e. e_ y. _ Entrance fee 25c. with each R H

ably lose by it_tl_ie respect of those wi?g‘§c‘fa'{}<?f1_l§g“u1;at¥sl;'°° élgglllfltggiigg entry, which must accompany the entry, otherwise it will not be considered mga’ ‘m whose good opinion is worth having. tors without relief. Was' persuaded to try °°mPl°t°~

_ Hoodhiigarsalparilla, and five bottles gave BAKE Ilv ATTENDANCE Childs Rings can me i-

e an enabled me to go to work.” TRAIN' A.I1_E..&1Y|'G~E_ ZKTDS

The Daily World Victoria in speak- Wmmu R' Bucs' Mugaretvme’ N' S' L

ing on the'1a.bor demand in the north~ I _ I ’ I / I _

._. or _ .f f

west says: Never has labor been in

greater demand throughout the north- I NC vw’ D531/51;,-3,,,_» ._ west than it is at the present time. ~' = n `

-Barry has written another letter, saying

present posi _

College of Kansas City. He says his _ conversion was brought about by wit- ‘

uessing the cure by Christian Science healers of patients whom he had treated in vain-

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COKE CONDEMNED. _

Siipt. Reushaw of the illinois Central Says New Locomotives Would Bc Needed to Use

Coke as Fuel. »

Chicago Aug. 23.-“If the lllionis

Central railroad had to prevent the smoking ol its locomotives by the use of coke to please the people who live on the South Side along its route the road would have to go tothe expense of buy- ing an entirely new style Ol locomotives." This was the reasrn given by Superin- tendent William Renshaw of the Illinois Central. railway’s machinery depart- ment lor the relusal of the' road to adopt the coke fuel system, which isto be employed for the prevention of smoke in the suburbs by the Boston and Maine railway.

Coke already has been used in Bos-

ton with success for locomotive fuel, and the total abolition of the smoke nuisance in the suburbs oi that city is promised by the promoters ot coke iuel. A simple substitution of the ord`insry_ grate for a water-tube grate is claimed to be the only change necessary to adapt any ordinary locomotive for using

Superintendent Renshaw is of the be-

lief that the undertaking oi the Boston and Maine road is not practicable. "From a mechanical standpoint, I don’t think the water-tube gzates will be effective,” said he said. “While coke may prevent smoke it would create a. line dust, which might be objection- able. I don’t think there is any hope ot getting smokeless .locomotives for the Illinois Central.”

The day before complaint was made

of the smoking Illinois Central engines

letter from P. T. Barry complaining oi the smoke from the engines used on the Rock Island suburban trains. ` Mr.

the -‘ publication in The Tiibune ot the protests against smoke the Illinois' Central engines was iollowed by an im- mediate and marked improvemeatoii the Rocky Island road. . c ‘ ' '

One of the otiicers of the Amalgamated ,,'u,' Pum,l'°"° “'°'m"'h° °°°`im"“u"‘ ““°

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Iron, Stell and Tin-workers’ Associaf Y 6 “elim Hood' slmpumf'

tion said last. week that of the 50 000 7 K ‘ ' I members of the association not ,on

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ES per cent of them are out of work. _ ---------------- --

~-~» ` The aver e wa es 'd to h V

uueiiss’ coucii uixruiis 2.98 ag ` g PM B em “B ‘ t " FAREs`

3 per day, and the leaders of th 0

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T50 time has some when ' ii should 1 k will wardrobe and se how yohoare fixed fd? sprlgg w

In the event of you deciding to invest ina overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering che

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Agents_»Geo. H. Lord, Prince Jo. K A ' ’ S I Jas. G. McLeod, Kings Cot | Q _ .gt i , . Jas. A. Moore, Queen’s Co. | Provincidl _ I

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There is no higher motive stirs our

manhood than that which leads us to’

insure our lives for the benefit of loved ones. \ .

North A mericanf Life givesfthe

.of all tliat’s good in life insurance] which is absolutely the only kind 'of property one can ne sure will-_go to

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those dependent upon us in the of their sorest need.

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0. A.A.A.

The Annual Sports of the Charlottetown Amateur Athletic Association' will u

_ ` beheld on_ their Grounds __

oHA.1=L_Lo'r'rEs':|:~c>ivv

WoEDN.ESDAY, SEPT; ‘6i|l.li

The following is the Programme and Prize List: ` _ `

1. One Mile Bicycle Race, Novice. i

lst-Gold Medal; 2nd and 3rd, Silv_er_ lfledal. _

2. Half Mile BicycleRace (Time Limit). _

_ ‘ lst and 2nd-Go1d_Medals; 3r.l, Silver Medal.

_ 3. Run. _ _ _

ist:-_Gcld Medii1;_2iid. Silver Medal- ` _ f* __

i4. One Bi¢Y¢1¢-Race (Time Limit) _ J'

_lst_ai_id 2nd-Gold Medal; 3rd, Silver Medal.

One Mile

eave Tiguish (regular train) ...... _ .5.05 i. “ Al-:-ei'ton___.._ .................. _. “ Bloomfield .............. _.; . . . .._

f\'LB8»!'y....;_.... . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .._ PortHi1l........ . . . . . . . . . . . . .._

Well'

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Miscouche . . _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . Sumnierside... ._ Kensingto_i_ _ . . . _ . . . . ._ _ _Freetown..._. Emerald... ._ __

Bradalbane . _ . .._

“ Hunter River.. ._

“Wiltshire . . . , _ . . _ . _._

“ _ lf0y’t.Junction. _ . _ _

Arrive at Ch’to~\n

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more de to F_reetown._ ._ _ _ _ _

:Emerald to Fredericton ................ ._

I - n rews to Tracadie.._..._......'_'_°.

C0l'Se_t _ __ _ Bedford io Charlottetown, Single Fare. __

I1-.9 Jug; a matter of gronorgtpltpyvpegpmfenh ............... ._

Pisquid...`.._.__...`.'.`.>.'fff.`ff`.11fff'°ffI._. 4.5. _

with this best ' et f Admissi 25' L 2. ‘ 5 _ ’ ,

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o *S President. ' S 'V if ‘ A S I

town, P E I E, 23 € 'I 'EE°n’ secmury

- getting accquainted

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8% 5.00 p. m. connecting in Siinim.rside with regular for Tig ish. leaving at 7.45‘p. in.

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Mount Stewart. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bedford . . . _ . . _ . . . . _._

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_ First-floss Fare from all _gtations lnstlvqisl'

I Brunswick and Nova ecotla to Charlottets ` _-_*_

' 331:; s£tnhe gféptember. sooo to recom. upwt'<'>_ GRAND ]'lgdAGAD|E

" Pl‘il1¢€. ward

Picton to Charlottetown; and Point U mrlioalth and

du Cherie 150 Summerside,_Single Fare, ' mgmwlnn W“@0:n!r°m atilhmi A §°°d £01' pemgeon Tuesday,_Sept. 5th,* l I. C HALL

good to' roto.-o "i:i.o»...i..y, soft vii. "“"

_ e dr Lrain)....5.l0 _a.. m. _

Pear River . . . . . . . _ . _ . . ._.5. °‘

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;‘_ P128-kes - . ~ . » -.. .-.....¢ :" ¢

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an t until they are worn out.

Ask your dry goods dearer for P._C, Corset

-rsllhim W Shay `y<_>i3

C $1.00

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_ And goes away wellitted, in a new _ pair

_._gt_-_ 5 _ _____°_f <__>\1_l'_ee__lected boots and shoes, well e f-13, _1=ii‘i`ifi°°. quelityeudstyle _

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£52* w-z-‘=`:;i;§-.o_o ='».r?fi»'.-roi _ _ __ Qw .

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to you by

clerks. The prices

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