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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'1"l`E'l`OVVN, OCTOBER 6 L899.

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llalhadral Basanggl Hall, llhlcwn-

l0IIDAY Illlilllllli, OCT. 16th

AT EIGHT 0'CLOCK AND 'I0 BE CONTINUED ON

Tues. Wed. Thur. and Fri. Oct. 17th, 18lb, l9lh and 20Ih.

A cordial invitation tendered

to every man, woman and child in the Province. Ample room for every person who attends. Excellent meals provided for all visitors. Select musi- cal entertainments every evening by the League of the Cross Band (New S600 set of silver ins:rumeuts,) and other sources of amusement.

Come one-Come all. Cheap excursion tickets to the City

will be issued at all stations on TU ES- DAY, OCT. 17th, good to return on same and following day; and again on 'lHURSDAY, OCT. 19th. good to return on same and following day, at the following nr-:Door-:D nuns, from all stations between Tignish and Piusville,inclusive $1.25 Blcomheld and Portage “ $1.15 Conway and Richmond . . . . . . . .. . 95c Wellington and St. Eleanors. . . . c~5c Summerside and _Freetown . . . .. .7 5c Emerald and Fredericton.. . . .". . .60c Clyde and North Wiltshire. . . . . . 45c Colville and Loyalist . . . . . . . . .. .35c Cape Traverse and Kiukora. . . . . . 759

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nd Douglass. . . . . . . . . .. . 60c

St. Andrews and -Tracadie . . . .. _45c Bedford and Suffolk . . . . . . . . . ._ . 35c York..._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....25c Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 200 Georgetown and Perth . . . . . . . .. . 7 bc 48 Road and Peake’s . . . . . . . . .. .60c Pisquid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 45c‘

Passengers holding Railway Tickets

will be required to have them stamped by the Bazaar Committee, before they will be honored for return on the trains. `

By order ' of committee. _

- THOMAS DRISCOLL,

Oct. 3, 6, 10. I3, 17, Secretary

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MUSIC

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___ ___ Fall is the most natural ‘ ' se`aso`h" tb” 'begin study-1

especially the study of 'I

_ music. The winter even- '_ ‘ ings are so well adapted L

to practice and study that

'j we are kept buy with in-

quiries for all sorts of in- -;:~, stuments . _.

OS sf 'f fi

VICLINS » .9 AUTOHARPS .ai

____ All kinds of musical in- struments at very low _ li* prices. It will pay you to 'W' 1'- come here for your musi- -of-.~. {.'.~._, cal instruments.

MILLER BROS,

Connolly’s Building.

Queen St.

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“What are you goinglo do aboul §l?’

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Hon W. W. F an 5 _ ; - ~ cation for hlainetl? .~3_ _`\_ on the = _bove topic uii -1- the niispices of the Ifrovinmal Ieachers _ sgiciatirm in 1119 Y_ ,v_ (ali. Hall on Thursday October 5th 8 o`clcck

Admission I0 cents. ALSO.--.iiientertainmeiitwill be given by

the 'l'e-arh _iw Association in the 3'. M. C. A. §I_l_§_l_l__c_n_ Friday evening 6th Oct. Commenclng §;r.§%:.is;°l:.°.%s2f“°'°"'°"““ »~S‘d°- A. P.'ri¢owsn.~.1.E E. s.M¢PnA1i,_

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cnnimstifwn sept, soul sw" T'°“"

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DR. GIIUTHIER EIIDORSES

The fkatemortéthat L12 .'.`1f."2§ ‘3"'. _ . II. 0I|lSE'S

Kidney Lim- Pins

Dr. J. T. A. Gauthier. of Vaiieyiieid. Que-.

qrites: "I, the undersigned, certify that the contents of this letter, in regard to the cure of Mr. lsadore Major, by the use oi‘Dl'. Ch3S¢l Kidney-Liver Pills, is corrcct."

Here is Mr. Ma_\or's letter: "After 2o_years

of suffering from backache and kidney disco-so I owe my life to Dr. A. W. Chase. I had tried an endless variety of remedies _to no avail. and on the recommendation of a fnend began the use of Dr. Chase`s Kidney-Liver Pills. Two pills that night and two next momiug gave great relief. and I continued their use until now I am completely cured. My friends are surprised and pleased to see rue well aga_l¥l» for I spent hundreds of dollars in vain_ t\Eng to get cured. Before using Dr. Chase s id- ncy-Liver Pills my back ached so I could not put on my shoes and couldn't lift no lbs. My shoulders were sore, I had headaches andabad taste in the mouth. These troubles are now

entirely fone and what say I am ready to prove. have told my friends of my wonder-

ful cure, and many have been greatly benefited by using tliesepil s." _

Dr. Cha.=.e's idney-Liver Pills are the great-

est kidney cure the_world has ever known.

One pill a dose, aio. I box at all dealers, I ummm. Buss Co.. Toronto

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DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS, the only positive, never-failing cure, on earth, for all Kidney diseases.

Take No Other.

Get the Genuine.

gmac Imltatlonl.

xx er¢’l Only Ou Dodd'l. =-' - _+

Everybody Should Read _ ._

. And I can, supply EYEKY

_ ~ -I keep;the,lal:esc_. 4 on M =

` I 10511,' 3*-3 .'.

in the city. . ~

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City Hotel Corner] " __

Opposite R. C. Cathedral. `

ug. 15 d 1 year `

of the large assortme

by inspecting our stock.

H.IiILhh.

El

Sunnyside ,

‘TENDERS

church will be received up to 6 p. rn. Oct 5 `99 at he office of Fennell & Chandler where plans and specifica- tion may be seen. for the erection ol a church building in Charlottetown, the contractor to furnish all material. The committee reserve the right to reject the lowest or any tender.

FRANK BEALES,

Pat. Ex. till Oct Sth.

l

Something!

BODY, with sommnnsui

Also the nicest and

» Bananas, Oraugss,....Lemoits,

Confectionery, Tea, _Suga_r,et_c,

H. MASON.

style, quality and price of our

solid Gold Gem Rings, Keeper

Rings, Plain Rings and

Child’s Rings can only be had

Sealed lenders marked tender for

251f~ ° Secy of Com. _

"mr isirciiiic Powiin.

(Continued From the Third Page.)I _

So far in the study of the_aurora the

means have becn limited, and _we have been restricted in our researches lo mere ocular observations andthe effects

of the auroral displays upon inexpensive apparatus. I have already referred to

the color of the aurora, and, incidentally to the motions in movement, but an appreciation of iheiutensity of this force can only be arrived at by noting the rapid motion in the individual paits ot a display, such as from side to side, or in wave form, like a. curtain, but also a mgve-ment of different pars , of the display from south to north. and vice versa, or a movement of different parts- of the display towards each othl r. as though the parts were acting from attraction and repulsion.

As to the height ofthe auroral patches

arcs, bows, coroiiac-for in such forms they generally appear--but 1 trle is de.- iinitely known. Frequently I have ob- served them io appear below the stratus form of cloud, :ind therefore quite near the surface of the earth.

DESCRIPTION OF AN AURORA.

By way of illustration, I select the

following reference from my notes to a display occurring at at seven in the evening of January 21, 1899, at Cape Tegetthoff, our headquaiters in Franz J o_sef Land :-- _ -

"_The 'Arctic night ia displaying a.

_magnificent furnishing of varlcoloreo _cloths ef gold and silks ot silver-now in _tumbling arcs of trembling bows, .in hanging curtains or waving tapeslry, and then in dancing beams or ascending rod of gold, in pots of color or quies- cent _seas of silver, all swaying from the sparkling stars, deiguing even to east a resplendent arc to the snowclad earth itself, resting it upon the basaliic r.ti of Tegettlioff.” ' -

se nel

bgnltis spire. sat... bout

I - .

spot of this display suddenly de-

‘scending appeared to hang below the summit of the spire. dimming its upper ouiline,'the intense prrtiou ofthe dis- .pluy intervening brtweeu myself and the spire. '

Nncnssrrv or FURTHER nnsnancri,

What a pity that elaborate scientific

apparatus has never been placed upon those portions of the earih’s surface where such phenomena len‘d_themsel~ves to investigation! For is not this great- waste for wan_t_ of some medium to sei it to work ? _

With proper instruments the exact

‘ nature of this force could be demon- strated. Pi‘acticslly,‘tliera' ‘is no' "quee- tion that this force is electric, but this 1. has, not _- y¢t___ _heen____ absol,nte_1y,- demon-_ strated. Observations elaborate

the summer. season, wlienithe' arora is invisibl9_toithe_ nakod eye, in order to demon_s'trate` its perinanency» throughout the year. " "

_GREAT » AITAINABLI RESULTS- ' _

There is practically sine end 'to the

purposes for' which this great _ forge could b_e_utiliz_ed. _ Indeed. it couldbe used to '_-_light np. the _ Arctic region; themselves throughout the long Arctic night, and thus afford the explorer tar greater gppt`>1_f_tunities_for Polar research of every kind, for during the winter the surface conditions are at their best. e _ This, however, is buta minor. con.. sideration, in view of the great results that would follow from the application of this force to commercial anairs `--in the populous sections of the earth, and why could not this force be led _along great wiresor lines as readily as tae' electrlc fluid is now conducted in cables from continent to continent? e _ ln order to arrive at more definite con- clusions concerning the auroral phe_n¢.. menou an expedition should be 0;. ganized for thepurpose of studying the phenomenon in all its details. The ex- pedition should be well equipped with iiustruments, and should be composed of men who thoroughly undqggand electricity and the appliances bv which it may be rourroled and put lo practical purposes. Such an expedition could also contribute to geographical and other knowledge either in the North or South Polar regions.

Once the great force were chained to

n:an’s purposes, what a saving would foilow in labor and illumination and fuel. ai d what an impetus would be given to commerce in now almost in- accessible regicns. Without doubt the north magnetic pole is the centre or this great force in the North Polar re- gious, and as this point lies just to the northward of the Hudson Bay 1-egigmig is therefore at the very ihrtshcld of the vast British American territory.

The successful utilization of the great

Shree which is annually made manifgft y indescribably magnificent displays over that territory would certainly lead to the comfort and happiness of ihe' Peqple of those regions.to say nothing ot its still greater possibilities in more

populous regions.

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. Bsnhefs Llnimsat The lodem Pais Cure.

Price I0c. 1

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siiiisrsfvl »h°s_1d._b°_wsths¢d__ throws!

CHARLOTTETOWN MAILS.

The malls close at the _Charlottetown Post Office st,folIows (Local Time.) - For points west (with connections) to Summerside and Tignish on line of railway, 8.15 a.m.and also at 3 4Op.m, with p.m. connections to North Tryon,

North Carleton Searletown, S’Side I and West S’Side. ‘

For points east (with connections) to

Souris and Georgetown on line of rail. way, 6.45 a.m. Georgetown and' Souris through bag. 2.30 p. m.

For Courier route to Southport and all

points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a m.

For C urier route to North River and

all poinéthence to 'Victoria, Tuesday, Thursday : nd Saturday. 6.15 a.in.

For United States, New Brunswick,

Ontario, Quebec and the North- west, 8.15 a. m. Nova Scotia 6.80 a. rn. '

For Great Britain. Friday, 10 p.m. Letters are collected from street

letter boxes of 6 a.ni., 2 p.m. and 8 a. in.

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mr. Crimsonbeak-What in the

world is the matter with those children? Are they crying for pie? `

Mrs. Crimsonbeax-No. They’re cry-

ing because they had too much__pie. |linard’s Llnimsntforxale everywhere.

-Liver Troubles, bilieusness, sallow 'com- plexion, yelloweyes, jaundice, etc., yield to thercurtive powers of Laxa-_Liver Pills. Thev are anne to cure. _ ` ~

Does singing the song "Oh, Promise

Me,”at_a wedding, promise anybody anything? _ l

Mr. John R Stream, Ken “From personal

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Lake

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cared for, saying that he can’t afford it, it means that he lacks the necessary nerve. _ <

\Iinard’s' Llnimsnt Cures Bums, sic.

--Was Mi. Podger really cruel to his

wife?" _

‘°Cruel? Why, he treated her all the

time as if she were his _ partner at whist.” I i

For internal or external use _Hagyard’s

Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as spain re- lieving and soothing remedy for all pain.

_ _ .Some men don’t :appear tohe _crock- slaucest A f ,, __

I-‘ree to.»Evfsry Su`ifere_r. I - f- . i

to ‘r."Mi1Isam'&eGo..~'rorento,f ,_ _

I Berries =ase`Jersey_berrie'sP _ ~ A T ' ‘ Dealer--Yes‘ windeed, -mum! Just

Children need plenty of air, _-especially when sleeping. ‘ » lIi_iar¢l’s_Linimest Iisllssss Ilsuralgia. ’

Bacon-An opera hat, you kn_ow,;is

one which can be shut u

P- V _

Egbert-I wish some ot the opera pa-

trons were built on that plan.

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DO YOU ?

I have used Welcome for I7

‘think THERE IS NONE AS G D, so

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Extract from letter from Mrs Maggie McDonald,

Nova Scotia

This is the universal opinion of all who have used

-Q-`DO

If not, have your grocer send you at once, the famous

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UN DERW EAR

It is all pure

Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,'

WELCOME SOAP

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r. is health combined

Knit to STANHED S

Every garment

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-ed until they are in- ttraiieucd circum- r ~ -----

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*U30 the sandl -4. ~ ~: ‘ = ._ _ “

llliadis Lhtlsdtlssi Ibsslriitl. _ _ i ' _

rash’ °°°°"i '*l»¢.~ tina oreisms FOR

eseare ;.r_- C eh, Oc be

"H°_F’°m ‘P9 *9Y'fi1°¥ til-8118 'kink .1 kno:iil§°\S Iizalihtg liafevlhéhhgxlvdald-

they must be little rubber _necks mw|é¢yek¢y 3_;|¢¢d:_§,§l,,,,,,, fm. B,,,,,”m_

W ,_ .__ .h . chudn’ via aw es rys lihx

,,d,,1§,':f,f;°f,:_ §f0';.:itV§;r;; syrup” 9;; From Halifax-Every Wednesday at used. 25g, A11 degleg-,'_ " , _ ‘i ~ ' 11 p mf Passengers ticketed via Pic

' Dou’t place the cot_jiu"a positisn where _l°‘1 0° W€dl1°S43l»§8

:iii_¢_._--iight win an qsjme smilie em, Fr in B°=w= sw: Sslvrisv 11 won _nor in a draft. -» _ Ticke's lorsale at Stations at P E I _ People who have weak lungs or are sub- Railway For "°k°t5» fat” 09 f1°¢lgh$

_ lect to coughs colds or sore throat, should “"6 “ll ‘"f°1`m°'n°° *PUIV 5° wtake ajfew bottles of Dr. Wood’l Norway H L CHIPMAN , W W CI ARKE ` """"- Pine Syrup, which would heal and strength- Supt Halifax Agent. '

Aon their lungs wonderfully. I I Sept- 27-- if S S ' Don’t hang curtainsaround the cot. _

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Mi1b\11‘l1’B Siborlipg Headache Powders

*"6 01185' I0 Us 0. arir-less _ in action rand ____ S S City ot Ghent will

p_r_i__r_p to cure any headache in from 5 o 20 L Chg;-lgtgemwn every Fnday

"teiivsn comPl.Amr. 6 and 0.___I Emglm Rom iiiifii i'i°sT.‘Zi1‘i§.§fdlf‘°i‘5.fl"

“For the past year I have suH`ered more. allrdldarissdbflhlagsuinfffdgedvifi htivlirlgaageclgteief I on Igiawekesbury AI' M'

or less with liver mmplaint, but by using Gave Breton and Prince Edward ls Baan arbor, Salmon three bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters I lifgd am1B°“°n Harbor' returning Wm 1°"

1 1 _¢, - ; e service performed b th C

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__ J immy has been a good boy ail morn- erciiilriginuilggmignagnfageavvrecmte safety ent passenger lug. Will he fall ? _#For all nformation, time tables,guide books fsalcon amldbhlp

Hagyard’s Yellow Oil is a .useful remeny Pa(i§si';ii‘gte(i~ilid:4isni3'Kia€iili"\'illleol'sg'&5aeung Gemmi heights Wm be Ewen

to have in any house. It is good for man ’ Further mfcfmatlon

or beast. Relieves pain, reduces swelling P QIFKINS, Sup! W VV

allays inflammation, cures cuts, burns Kehfvllle N S

bruises ` . t'ii' ' ` ° ’ J s

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Don`t allovyva chiild to iilieep ;ivcii;h2;c,, A E ARSENAULT II R lcKENZl *_

elder person. its rest will he less dis- °'_-°-

turbed and more beneficial alone. ___ NIIIIIING UAL T _ ’ & W I: H CARVELI. B

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