THE GI-ARDIAN. CIIARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., DECEBIBER 11, 1899

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Bee -keepers Still Busy.

The Ontario Baekeept-rs’ Association-

°ontinnt~d their convention yesterday morning in the parlor of the Albion.

Prot. Robertson or Ottawa -poke of

..Home and Foreign Markets for }{.,oov." lie advocated that a uniform “mi-l~~ of honey be sen: to England. for the English were peculiar in that if may were satietit d witti an artit-le they yished no change. An inferior article was not acceptable in the British mur- kots, for they were already flooded with a poor quality of _honey at a low price. t`in.\ida`s aim should bea high grade of honey ata reasonable price. For the best honey there was no better market than England. It should be pu' up in neat catchy manner.

He urged the beekecpers to develop

the home market.

He said he had received offers of

many go d samples of honey to be sent to the Paris E;- hibition.

Famine in Newspapers.

Lonooit, Dec. 7.-It is not an exag-

geration to say that the United Kingdom into-day threatened by a very serious gmine-not scarcity ol food. but scar- dy of white psper,upon which news-

pgrs are printed.

e situation may be summed up in

a»few words thus: With all the mills

Qning nightsnd the an plyia nn

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@&s are dwindling every day. When tjeyare exhausted. if the war continues, fwill be an absolute impossibility to Qpply the demand, which is #ery week _` ` _ .- y

. The cause of this iine D $3-fold'|°‘iDg_.s“m “_ _

-tremendous inercasc in consumption, Qs to the big jump in the circulation U newspapers, consequent upon the

with the Trannsnal; the hardly of

pulp. from sdieh |§*‘<i and is bmkcd to such extent,

.tc the and Sweedec. and the stoppage of

ipplies from America.

‘ii.ini__ii_tptitn.

Its Alter Effects Frequently Shatter Strong Nerves

Hr S. McDougallBuffered for Years

and His Doctor Told Him Re- covery was Impodblc.-Again Strong and Hmlthy.

s Iaxmer and "jack of all trades,” is

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what lr. Salter McDougall styled him-‘ 'Mg “_ in

inrwasn»sssitevewe<rnytiie New ie- cmtly lr. McDougall resides at Alton, about ten miles from 'l`ruro, N. S , md according to his own statement has been a new man by the use of Dr. Wil- lime’ Pink Pills. When interviewed by the News man. hlr. McDougal said :-I ani too glad to give yon any information you may want. Anything I can say will not be too goods recommen- hticn lor Dr. William Pink Pills. Up tothe year 1888," continued llr. Mo- Douirall. ‘-1 had always enjoyed good hlth. Attbttiinelhsda severe at Ink of diphtheria, the alter et- ltot of which left mn in is deplor- able condition. I was troubled with a constant pain in my left side, just below the heart, and at times, dizziness would ciuse me to throw up my hands and fall on my back. or side. ly face. hands and feet would swell, ld turn cold. In this condition I could not move hands or feet and hid I0 be moved like s child. My appetite all but left me and I got very little llofp. l was under the care of a doctors. but got nothing more than tmssionul temporary relief. Finally I S0! so low that my friends wrote for my father to come and see me for the last time. This was in January. 1895. That night the doctor told my friends |10 could do nothing for me, and he doubted it I would live through the Bight. That night ,I took a severe lit of vomiting, and raised three pieces of lliter, tough and leathery in appear- °°°°. and each about three inches 1093. The vomiting almos choked IM. and it required two people to hold .0 ill bed. but I felt easier after it. I 'll in this deplorable condition when I ‘_V\s urged by a neighbor to try Dr. Wtlliams` Pink Pills. lt was a hope- l°» me but 1 decided to oy mem. V500 I told the doctor I was taking lil pills he said they would do me no l°0d; that I would never be able to 'Wk again. But he was mistaken. £01' is _effect was marvellous. By larch lwss able to go out of doors. Mid Gould walk quite a distance. Icontwi- lied using Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills un- lmlltad taken seventeen boxe-‘. and 5°! hive made s new man of ine. My klthisbetter thanll has been for 'NIU years, and notwithstanding the

prediction. I am able to stand

@! lllount cf hard work. I nttribu'e

_Y Nw manhood and reglned heelfh UDL Williams’ Pink Pil and grate.

recommend them to others in poor

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-SPORTS IN i NEW YORK

Mr. Louis Rubenstein Re-

' tnrns to Canada.

THE BIG SIX DAYS RACE

He Says the Cycle Race at Madison Gardens was Try- ing to Spectators.

‘uoumm.,nw.s,-ur. Louis nu- bcdcb. prudent of the Canadian

tt i , eta crt visitto New York. Ot course Mr. Rubenstein took lnthesixda bic ole race, bein s

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specmtor at the commencement of the co@qmrly Monmy morning. Mr. Ruhifs cemmdits are worth re-

DIICRIPTION Ol" TRI BACI.

-‘The track in Madison Square

Gardena is for all the world like a huge

eqschily esthcossers, that it would

forlsckof a better ,_ _eh called “the straight,” withoutfgj for the con- sequences. You a§d’~._nesr a corner and endeavor to g ' fgood view ol

with such astonishing dity that you get quite dizzy and ` e compelled to sverte your gaze. h such a thing hs nin to ncrsons lookin on on

for the riders. The constant strain is something terrible. The Canadians in i the contest looked fit at the start.Amhie

has grown toquite seize and has a very powerful appearance. He has all kinds of speed. and it his partner. Maya. hangs out they will probably win the contest, aa being rp intern they have necessary speedto steal a couple ` of laps on the final day. Harley David- son and Alf Bcnke, I understand, met with an accident, otherwise they would have continued. and, I think, would have been factors in the race. Cham- pion liiller is the popular fsvorite,aud the crowd cheers him continually.”

HCGILL HOCKEYISTc' REFUSED.

While in New York Mr. Rubenstein

had a skate on the aititical ice in St. Nicholas Rink. Natural ice, he says, is much better to skate upon, as the ar- tificial sheet clings to the steel and rc- tards the skate’s headway. Manager Phillips. of the St.Nicholas Rink, states that hockey is making great strides in New York. He has applications for from dozens of local clubs. McGill University Hockey Club of Montreal. applied for a date With the New York Hockey Club, but the application has been declined, the reason given being that the name-~McGili” was not sudici- ently known in New York to be any kind ofa drawing card. Victoria’s or Montreals would be always welcome, but the Shamrocks need not apply again. for reasons best known to them-

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be impossible tor a man to walk eith¢|for~slioi-taand what the typewriter has

up of down the incline, No ordinary :ne for longhacd-_slduee it to aslliivel N “dm” om, Y is clist can ride on this course. He mai 1° UW* “Wh” °d°°°°- 011- ` U A Doutmllsriltl. IU bla a flick rid* who can t~it on his wheel’ Und m‘°m°°° M" ‘h'°°dY 500° ill- rand;-ido g1o¢|y_ Spood is mo only thin' vented, and somcof them have fnliilled - wand; that keeps the riders from falling down conditition imposed upon them. ‘mum .A_g_ ' mg , the embankment. It is s wonder. too, 111°” 0! "Nm WW” °“ 5 MTW' PlP°l' I " 3_ "tm . _ S ' ` that so few accidents occur. considering *IPO 1lk° 91° P55538 °°l°Z1`*Ph- Th’ d ali s.44 v' "“;“&

the rookie" manner in which tho noon stenotyper employs a paper roll, equal $4.373 N la I ' \

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duh around me nook, A.; tho oormr, in brcdth to an ordinary shorthand note L# _ig 7 A ' U they shoot up to the top uf the bank at_b°0k. the 0P°¥lt0l- h\Yillg_i0 MP llpvll #kg-

full speed and come down on to what ll! k°.Yl. ll Iglilllii U10 Ullffy 01' IRON ag up gg A,

arrangedon the diicreut typewriters. To read stenotypy the eye must learn a new style of type, based somewhat on the principal of llorse alphabet in tele-

gho riders, but moo _ and page by grsphy, in that it consists of s combin- ‘

stionofdotsanddashea. Thcmarksof

ulatconaly, can be combined in sixty- ihree diicrent ways. producing an al- phabet ot sixty-three letters; and the machine prints.

Pound N0 Trace 0f Plariie

;lcEechern perhaps. was the bent con- ditioned ofthe lot, in my opinion. He' No' York’ D.°_ 6___Dr_ D9” hu

completed s very careful bactetiologi- cal examination of a number of rats found on the SS. °J. W. Taylor, and in no instance whatever w-s there the

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Every woman sisnnld realize that her

health is like a bank account. At the out- sct_shc has so much deposited to her credit in the bank of health. If she draws out more than she puts in she will soon over- draw her account. An over-drawn account in the bank-of health means one of two things a life of hopeless suffering or an early death.

The woman who neglects her health inn

Narionai. sxarnto sutzirrmo.

Mr. Rubenstein was notified that on

the coming Saturday night a meetmg of the National Skating association wouuld be held in New York, for the purpose of selecting a place and date for gps ohampionships. Applications had been received from New York. St. Patil, Minn.. Poughkeepsie. N. Y-. “fl Orange Lake, Ncwburg. N- Y- R ll altogether likely the races will go to last named place. The championships were held there last year and the course

Einvs saeisisetten. as scsi-c wut bs 'made 'to send s team of National

cuampions to the Canadian champldll-A ships to be hlld ill thi! diy in rob!!!-

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1 Stenorrapliy by M2¢llill¢-

` BbliGermaay-not this time from

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womanly way is making drafts on hcr account with the lg of ealt_h and will

soon be a physical krupt Disorders of this description wreck a woman's general health quicker than anything else in the world. They econ transform n healthy,

hspgy, amiable woman into is weak, sickly, fre 1 middeepcndent invalid. Thcyut-

terly unfitsxmnn for wiklsood or mother- Picrce'e Favorite ° is the beat of all medkiaea. It sets directly on the delicate and ' t organs concerned

mm.m:a:;ty b¢l&.emq&, vhor _ . It rn1iewe_a_pain, alleys mdammstion, checks debilitating drama, and quickly eubdasea all other sya_u toms. Itntonceetopetliedngging '

and einkigg spells, tlseaervonaiem, digestive aasdotkercom

gionazlitaiearisefrupsmoghesnmecanse. ea nrilg mon expectnutrnnterui it banishee the usual _diecomforts slid makesbe` ’aadvcoteasyandslnicetpaia

im. Iskra?" the peed nesiui __ .

Eh men gave

inarhlons an honest ‘wild 'ict suggest an inferior lubstitntn il lk

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the six keys. which can be struck stint-.l

slightest evidence found of any infect-.t

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Our Clothing Rooms is full ot Bu-rgains.

Our Mantle Room is full of B ins f

Our Carpet Department is full 0% Bargains- Our Store is the birth place of Bargains. -

Call and see our Stock .

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from Summcrside 8 00 m for Char

‘due to leave Emerald at 8 50 p. m.will

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. Norththurnberland at Summerside Railway Odice. G. A. SHARP Charlottetowu_,Dec. 9 h, 1899 Supt. _(ina. & pst. 3 in dly._ _ _

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B Clean dainty clothes is a sugges tion of ROYAL OAK SOAP. Al dainty washable things may be it ptored t » their original freehnesnwith- out injury, by use of ROYAL OA K SOAP.

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; part at 6.10 p. m. instead.snd the tra_in 'se due is imc at 7.15 p. m. for cape . in celluloid and tortoise backs, new styles

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delightfully perfumed and made by the

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