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the digestion eufeebled.

“ Hughes’ Digestive Tonic will *quickly counteract these effects,

and restore new_lxfe and energy to

. the body.

* Price 25 cents.

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Q The people’s Druggist. s O uf

Apothecanes Hall.

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That is what we always

have in baked goods. We take every precaution in selecting the best ingredi- Qle, then we mix them ae only experts 'eau do' and watch carefully the baking. Our Oatcake is nexeelled. Try some.

Only 12.: a lb.

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Late Cllucial Assimant at Royal Lcndrn

Ophthalmic Hospital lloeredelds. and Central Loudon Throat and Ear Hospital.

Specialist is Diseases ei 1'lse‘Eye,T

and leee.

Ofllce-Cameron Block. Residence-Richmond Street West.

0&iceHoure-9.313 m.wlp.m.2 wi D~ Ever ings by appointment.

DR. L- I-I. DICKEY

lures

Evra Tasrm .urn Fxrrzn wrrn Gusess.

the remedy

there. His removal willbe regretted.

ill#

eartz (father of the pastor of the Bruns- ick street Hethodist church) Charlotte-

town, was in the city this week although 85 years of age. Mr. Heartz is active mentally and physically, His wife had been on a visit to her son for some time, and they have returned home.

THE Manitoba Free Press, Sept. 13th,

says.-Commissioner Laird, of the Indian lepartment, leaves this morning for the west on a trip of inspection to the agen- cies. He will accompany the Governor- General’s party to the Blackfeet and Blood reserves, Lord Miuto having expressed a desire to see something of the red men during his tour.

Ynsmunsv Mr. W. J. Gage of the W.

J. Gage Company, Limited,placed on THE GUsnmAN’s table a copy of the Prince Edward Island edition of the New Cana- dian Geography. Specially adapted for use in public and high schools. The Illustra- tions are certainly in advance ofanything

yet produced in a Geography. Prince Ed-

ward Island is given a liberal space and the half tone illustrations bring before the

student the capital’s pride, viz, the gar- dens with the post office, court house, and the colonial building. A view is also given of Fort Edward, Ice boats setting out to

cross the Northumberland Straits during the winter. TheR. C. Cathedral and the New Prince of-_Wales College and Normal ' School. The edition contains four double- page colored maps, fourteen single-page colored maps. six single-page relief maps, new double-page relief map of the Domin- ion, the first ofthe kind published. Those who have examined the new work have expressed themselves that it is admirably adapted to the'

wants of the schools. maps which have - been pre by Hr. Dawson are noted for their' accuracy and faithfulness. The illustrations are ` generous and are in many cases equal to photographs. The difficulty with Educa-- tional Departments has been in the past tosecurean accurate geography. Those who have examined the present issue speak in the highest terms of the work.

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This signature is on every box et the genuine

Lsxative Bromo-Quinine was

that euee a cold in one 60!

A 5 cent plug of “Pa_t1i0t

Twist” chewing tobacco is 20 per cent larger than formerly.

FURS _ FURS _

we-'\»\es»v»O\*\~

We have opened the second shipment

and have now a beautiful assortment to

Every day some of the choice things are

choose from.

ul S0 if you are thinking of purchasing any style o

a Fur Garment this Fall. it Will [HY

h Uh our stock _of Ties. Buffs. Cellars,

t rout,

Bons.6ollnrettes. Bluffs, Ill!

Jackets. and Goats.

eeks Co.

The Peopws S,0,.,,_ __ Wholesale and Retail. l#m&ih#hHM

THE Halifax Recordersays.-Mr.Richa.r¢l l

of our Furs

being picked

you to look

is, Ga[.'0l

_ . _ I

K. l N . h C* l shedding of. its light. The lamp is n ne- , Moncton Times. _;_

S I C '»;'c.~.\xt§J and it should be locked after. PROR. VVATTS’ Orgmlist of the First mi V

l .

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_ ,, \ _v _ , ‘V ll Coirzrnsrxr has been made that the MR. F. \V, FISHER. ofJohn Fisher. Son

ielcctrzclight atthelower corner of Rotch- & Co.. Montreal Spent Sunday in Nlonc-

i ‘ ‘ ‘ _-1 , '» ' v ~

e_ _--€ 'ford Square, is rather irregular in the ton, He goes to P_ E_ Island todd;-__ _,_ 1** 1**

GPY e _ ‘_~ .¢- ,.,,. t '. A `_\. y gy. _~ . . -, _1

an 1 | who conducts lmsiness in thc city, was Sided lib the organ in Centenary church, ‘3 ,

lie y much ag ra e \\ hcn he l=arre at the W0 HID? W1" CVPHU-S.” S0¥'1`lL€‘ yt* '

Associate Edito s-Geor e McMillan

f _ g

MR. J. D. MQMILLAN, Cymbria, was in and Denton Crewe.

the city yesterday. He purposes in the Business Manager.-Robt N. McNeill. course ofa few weeks to remove to Syfl- | Assistant Business Manager.-J as. D. Dey, C. B. For many years he has been A Brehaut.

resident of Cymbria and the postmaster Sporting EditJr.~~Eric McLean.

Local Editor-Alex. R. McLeod.

CLASS REPORTERS.

3rd year, Cecil J. Walker. 2nd year, N ora Lefurgey, Bessie Bovyer

and Frank Sterns.

lst year, Flora McLeod, Forbes Ellis.

I “EDUCATION IN Bnrrrsn Sourn AFRICA” is the title of an article in The Canada Educational Monthly for Septem- ber. It is the third of a series of articles on “Education in Other Lands" written for thatjournal by Inspector McCormac. There are eleven classes of schools in Cape Colony. The attend- ance of pupils is very regular considering the fact that the School Act does not make attendance compulsory for any part of the year. The average attend- ance for last four years was 74 per cent. Forty-three per cent of the school child- ren are white and 57 per cent. are colored. Host of the schools are supplied with libraries. During the last few years instructors have been ap- pointed for the purpose of improving the teaching of certain special subjects.

There are now instructors of needlework '

music, drawing and woodwork, Manual

training is taught in 47 schools, needle-

rk in 1487 schools, drill and physical

wo . training in52schools, vocal music in 771 schools and drawing in 463 schools. Fo -

rty-two per cent of the teach

ers hold professional certificates. Sixty one per cent of the teachers employed are females. There are six normal schools for training teachers. There are 21 school * inspectors employed.” Cape Colony is l about the same size _as Quebec. Natal ie about the same size as 'Nova Scotia. It contains 519 school divided into three classesviz: '303 European schooll,184\1ativc f’ schools and 32 Indian schools. The aver- _~ age attendance in European schools .ie .j,

87 per cent, in Native schools 75 per cent ,_ and in_Ind»ian schools S0 per cent. Kinder- ` garten ‘methods and Sloyd sys- tem of manual training have been in "vogue ,for Ia number :of years in the schools of Natal. Among the other articles noticed in the last number of the

Educational monthly are “The Religious

Element in the Pocts",by the Lord Bishop

of Ripan, “The Prophetical Office of the

Press” by Ian McLaren; “Religious In-

struction and Education," by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and “Unstable Questions of methods in the teaching of Elementary Science,” by Dr. Wormell. Teachers of , the Eastern Inspectorate should bear in mind the announcement made in THE GUARDIAN a few weeks ago that Inspect- orMcCormac will award Elldiplomas to pupils who send him the best written copy-books between Aug. 15th, 1900, and June 15th, 1901.

OFF THE TRACK. ‘

This means disaster and death when

applied to a fast express , train. It is equally serious when it refers to people whose blood is disordered and who cor.- sequcntly have pxrnples and sores, had stomachs, deranged kidney, weak nerves and that tired feeling. .Hood’s Sarsapar- illa puts the wheels back on the_track by making pure, rich blood and curing these troubles. , _ _

Constipation is cu ~ed by,Hood sP1lls 25c

-_i-ii-l-xr

Try one can ofOak Brand Condensed Milk and you will decide that it is better and cheaper than a cow, Ask your grocer for it. 30 tf.

Tourists and others w1shin(g quiet, com-

fortable, homelike rooms, an board, good bathroom in connection should call on Mrs. W`ellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street. 18 tf

We Want

realizes that he has paid the low-

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Phone 106. , _

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d t E ately hastened to the street .mil his weird ‘M1005 “OH fltlullrltloll Prof Watts is en S Verywhere ont cs rested upon a man \\ hom he sup Wfnliihi-@1‘ 0' the lith, and is in camp

l -_-._ posed was the thief. He took the young with the battalion at S“sSeX'_Sb' Joh” l ANY b .- - _ . man in charge, but his prisoner adminis~ Telegraph- _

Oydeslrlng to learn the printing re dth d n ,

e an ur a §%§%%Sscssssss!isi!ssisisSs§

Should apply at this Office at 01106- r 8 °°mbi”a'~i0I1 Judge J'- Y U WHILE the Drovince of Prince Edward

irritation on th l lexus, which . .

THE Sine of MTS- D01S€Y`S f€Sid€DC@. made an impressioilo l11Ipcri)the merchant }I;:md gas been/vmted bya storm which

\ I . . ma ‘ha » et fr rt . .

, Pownal Street takes D1H\-0 t0'daY~ causing him to be lenient- towardsnbunld- leax-ned withvglixrlgiirz thlll: thrgighlzldicli

Recruits of No. 1 Co. C. A. will shoot at mg' The case still remains Elnsemed' °f N°"“ S°°ti“ f°1` 1900 will \1Ud0\1bf'edlY _I){ens\ngt0n Range today, \Vednesday, at THE students of t.heP.W C. have decided be OW Of U10 8l`€&l'»¢St if D05 the 8!°¢*\ff°Si’». -.30 p. In. in uniform. to continue the publication of the College egef 599° ill i-his Dl'0ViD0e- But the `, THE Deaf and Dumb Institution _t Observer, which was so su¢csssfully_con- C a“°e5 “T9 Sffl'0DR‘l.Y_ @1185 the Dl'lC€S Will

p expet ,

twenty new Scholars to enter this term’ Slpcted last year. Ata meeting had at Zgelow. The quantity is not up to the

which will make a total of about 125 from epollege yesterday afternoon t fel

N Scot. , P. E I A, _ lowing stat? was elected. laix la Slang and Newfound Editor.-Ernest S. Weeks.

_ W8? OV* 5112 partly to .he wet weather In June and the impossibility to spray ildeqllfltely. The crop for foreign shipment “sf “af was 400.900 barrels. This season there will be 017.000 barrels available.

limi-i HE THANKS HEAVEN.

That He* Used Dodd’s KidneyPil1s, Which Saved His Life."

Bowmanville, Se t.17.-Ma ' .

deed is the case of, Mr. A. igleggggogig miller of thi town. ’

Here is his story, as he himself tells it'

I c_ouldn‘t eat, nor sleep; had terrible' pains in my backend stomach.

“Doctors said I had Bright’s Dis(-msg But the couldn't cure me. °

f‘Thank Heaven,whetherit was Rrights

gillSl§8§§ogrcl;ig'(pl;;pg else, Dodd’s Kidney

I 11090 the news of my cure will spread

over t_he whole country, so thatall suffer-

ers wxll_ hear of the (greatest kidney gnépidy m_ the world-Do d sKidneyPills. tho s Kidney Pills are the ONLY medicin at had ever cured BrIght’s Disease,

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A quan°t _’ d’ ‘ f h '

W. P. Golwyilllgr lmers or HJJF3 llivsme at

oo-o-oo-oo-e-ooo-oe

Will tell the smoker -

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cigar or apoor one, and a pu5` is all that is f` needed to tell that our

cigars are perfection.

We carry a carefully selected stock of the

_ best brands.

OUR CIGARS

Are kept properly in a Cigar Case and are just ' in prime condition to `

' make a cool fragrant

smoke, .

is .is lux'

U ';".6`“’~57.S _

Are You Aware o F

that you can _get flpgfn

class canned am|~ botlled -goods at the

Up-to-Date Store...

Also the finest Fruit and Cou-

fectionery in the city.

Give us a call.

1'. .|. moaaus,

Successor to Morris & Jost. I -

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lt’s the Come‘~'il¥ii°~lli§ Again Customer §

will

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Onna£RalstonBreakf5t Food enough f<_>r five pe;-gone---there are six full

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Sliced dates and Rabton BrmkhstFood make a de- licious dessert. Our “Little Book ef Rosen Reeves” tellsd other dainty dishes- Aooqacn in every package A secusesa ¢0PY-

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Aug. 6 cod.

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ness and had relieved him of cousirlcrallie Seveffll S@l€Cii0llS- The D1`0f@SS01` iS all

By Reporters and Currespon' of his wo“l~llv posse-5<i.gn< He pnmedi accomplislxedplavev and vhis artistic ren

A, Du U, ,“0,.5O’ .._ nntne of .;,@L~~,.,t `\Iethod1st church in Clmrlottetown ple / gy

They’re Worth knowing about. - Some time since we boueht from the representative ot a great German Jacket House-his line of Sample J askets.

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Being samples-you may guess that they are strictly up-to-date in every way.

In style they’re the newest thing. Th_cy’re accurately cut-carefully finished, well made of fine material -and each one fitted to living

models before leaving the factory.

There were 110 in the lot-but

they’re selling very fast.

We’re able to mark them 35 to 40 per cent cheaper than they’re worth

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if ordinary care has been taken. And we sell to-day the lllijf

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In§a.ll the latest designs.

Our CARBON PORTRAITS are unrivalled.

Our customers are all delighted. p Be sure and visit the leading studio. _

Cor. Queen and Grafton Sts. Ch’town.

September ill

The Corner Grocers.

g The lcustfimef whg has beené claus * I D §o°o

prompt y, po ite y an ` t ll' ent- A A f ‘ 1* ' I °

&ly served, and on td; eofgthatg

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Malibu. : .

200 puns. tieroes and bbls. bright.

Barbadoee liiolaeees. 1 , ~

300 bbls- bright Grocery Sugar. , - - . I

, New landing Connolly‘s wharf md, p _ ° _

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