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THE GUADIAN CHARLOTTETOWN NOVEMBER 10, 1895

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,Nj-ting from Catarrh Cause

Great Siiitering

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“mag Blocci Purifier, I-|oed'_<;

Sgrsaparillzi Cures.

hfggrs from tiryv ii :~'i‘:is-s f‘;i=.:sc<‘_ by im.

blwd siioiild its ‘~ tw d‘~<‘oi;T;i:_c~;i

Sattsking lit. 1*-11 "-- b:‘c€.i;.f': narmgdiriiies 11 i i. .1 to t:i'.'c relic-X. *mmberH00.i`_~ r1~ ~ -=.iil2:~. c~.:ri's'.Tlit‘ri

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(mme, lives :~ut'ti~ing with severe

daily and also with catarrh.

“day” paper iiwzs lofi at my house and l Hooking it over t rvtitl oi your great Agnes value to ring: l`cllo'.\'sufi‘erers. I

dthat if it cured them, why would

wt cum me, alrhou-th I must ownl

doubts about it., as I Had Tried So Many

cures which had failed even to

mg. At last I procured a bottle

,mg taking all the medicine the

had left me and my catarrh ‘ns much better. I continued p Hood’s Sarsaparilla and have de- `

benefit from it that! would L

my one troubled with impure try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great

purifier. l feel better now than I

years, thanks to Hood’s Sarsape- lns. E. GREY, 27 St. Nicholas

Ontario. Remember

3 Saree-

00d S pariiia

the One True Blood Purifier.

$i;sixfor$5.

P.” :ict iizirmonioiisly with \ -5 ri<>od‘s sarsapariua. zoo

ARRWED

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MUULIJING

ill TilE LATEST PATTERNS.

Gilt. Bronze and Enamel..

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Price len, Big Honey. '

we don’t. deal in any Of th lbove. WE D0 KEEP the beB glde of miterial obtainable

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Ufifflnting as is known to the “W iF.in-iy. attractive. ew-) The PRIC will be in pr0p0l'- “Oh to the expenses.

IE Will] RIIIS IH BEAD (hlland see

D. TAYLOR

lililll AND P|lllVlNlIlAl

llers and Gossip From ioim and

Country. '

Gleaned by “Guardian” Report. ers and Correspondents.

The Latest Readable Happenings Occurring in lneliieus tlistrlct.

_'l`i;_.\ 250. inithe Y. M. C. A. this evc- ning.

TF..-1 on tables at 6 o`clock this eve-

ning. _

MR. G. F. Hrrc-HEsoN and bride ar-

rived home iaft evening.

Hosi=1rAL Ti-:A this evening at 6

o`clcck in the Y. M. C. A.

THE temperature yesterday was

maximum 46, minimum 34. '

Mir. W. F. Cairrnir leaves for Boston

this morning on a business trip.

Mir. WALLACE LE1'rci:-1 of the Savings

Bank Department, arrived home last night from a trip to the upper provinces.

REMEMEER the Gospel meeting at

the Presbyterian mission, Chestnut Street. this evening. Subject 2nd Kings 5th chapter, Trib verse. Naanian in a rage at the command ot God. prefers to wash in ihe rivers ot Damascus but is persuaded to go the appointed way.

Mas. -W. H. M1'roHr~:i.L arrived in the

city, Saturday from Charlottetown,P. E. Island, where she has been visiting. Her husband viill join her in a few days, then they will proceed to their new home in Hamilton. ()nt._St. John Telegraph.

THE members of Searle Orange

Lodge. held their annual celebration in Searletowh Hall on Saturday evening Nov.. 5th inst. The capacious hall was tilted with invited guests, and a very enjoyable evening was spent. The chair was ably filled by Bro. Howard (lark. An address of welcome was given in Bro. A. S. W'right`s usual hap. py Style. Stirring addresses were given by Bros. Joe Wright and Curtis Lord. There were three dialogues, which called forth iteals of laughter, acted by members and others. Bro. Fred Bell gave a comic reading. Miss Ha\‘es` solo and Miss Lowthfr"s reci- tations were loudly applauded. Bro. John Hyde gave a recitation and a solo which received an encore. After the programme, tables were set which fairly groaned under they gocd things provided by the ladies. When the wants of the inner man had been fully satisfied the following toasts were pro- posed: The Queen, responded to by singing the National Anthem; King William, responded to by Bros., J. W. Wright and J. F. Hayes; Prohibition, by Bros., A. S. Wright, and N. Pear- son. After a vote of thanks had been tendered the ladies, the meeting closed.

CANDY TABLE at the Y. M. C. A. this

evening. V _

THERE will be a refre=hinent table

at the tea this evening. ' .

Arronnni' GENERAL MMDONALD re-

turned last evening from Boston and other American cities.

Lii~:Ur.-COL. Moons, D. O. C.. leaves

saturday for iiiiswii. whither also one D. O. C.`s of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have been ordered. They will hold a conference in Ottawa next week with General Lord Seymour and cfiicers of the imperial service, as well as other rfiicers of the the foica, regarding mobilization and the defences of Canada.

Anoor two weeks ago Mr. Edgar P.

Strung, who was riding his bicycle on the siclewaik,came in collision with Mr. Ernest Dawson. The latter took Mr. Strang’s wheel to the police station and Mr. Strung was tincd $5.48 for infring- ing the city by laws. 'He retained Mr. W. S. Stewart, Q. C., to take proceed- ings for damages. The result was that Mr. Strang was reimbursed in a satisfactory amount. and his wheel was returned to him at Mr. Stewart`s of- fice.

Tourists Sleeping cars from Montreal

to the Pacific Coast Via C- P. R~ These are notold cars fixed up for the service. but handsome, ni-w. and thoroughly equipped with all necessary supplies of bedding. toilet articles, etc. They are run for the accmmodation of second class travcl to Calgary and points West thereof and leave from Windsor station Montreal for Seatle at 2.00 pl m. every Thursday, and from Carleton Jct. for Vancouver at 7.00 p. m. every Friday. A small additional charge is made for sleeping berth therein and each berth will accommodate two pass- engfrs. 4tf

MR. S. N. EAHLE, at present organ-

ist of the First Methodist Church. H and formerly for many years of St. Paul’s Church, in this city, is open ior en- gagmentfas Orgauist and Choir Trainer. 10, 2|.

A raw' reasons why you should col-

lect McLean. stamps. lst. Because on all cash purchases you save 3 per cent on the dollar. 2nd. Because it keeps you from getting into debt. 3rd. Be- cause it helps you to save money and build up your home. 4th. Because it help: your children to know the worth of money by these stamps. Fill your book and get it cashed at our oiiice, Revere Hotel, Kent St.

“Ben Ledi saw the cross of fire

That glancfd like lightning up

Strathyne

O’er dale and hill the summons flew

Nor rest nor pause young Angus

knew,”

Until he bought his mother-

-or some other

One of Patons Highland wraps, Seven Highland capes with frinze and hood prices $6.00 S00 11.00 12 00 tomorrow 20 per cent for cash. 20 Historical correct Tartan Highland shawis, great big warm fellows can be made up to order into one of those pretty fashion- able cloaks with Grecian fiounce Prices $2.50 3.50 4.50 8.00 10.00 13.50.' Got one, they arrived from the Land of the Heather last week. . N0v» 8 if

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TRADE Ill! SHIPPING

PORT OF CHARLUTTETOWN .

Nov. 9.-Ar.: SS Lake Winnipeg.

Jones, Montreal; Laura C. Henderson, Wall~ic°. , ‘

Nov. 9.-Cid: Morning Light, Rich-

ards. Pinetie; Gellie Morrow-. Miller, Gaspe; SS Halifax, Pye, Boston; _Sam Slick, Ogilvie, New Brandon; C. A, Chil=om, Mosher, Halifax; Laura C.. Hinrlerson, \Vallace; Vanilla. Spears, Yarmouth.

A Dominion A nalysh

The Dominion Otlicial Analyst, .in a.

recent analysis of Abhey’s Effervesceni Salt, says: -‘Abbey`s Efferve~c-ent Salt. contains no ingredient of an injurious or unwholesorne character. This com- pound contains saliue bases which form fruit salts when salt is added, and. is then a. verydelightful anerient beverage highly palatable and effective.”; 'The daily use of Abbey’s Effervescent Salt will k_eep you in good health. Sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents ‘_a large bottle. Trial size 25 cents.

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loading Fur Store-“MY ST0llE

BUY your Clothing from .Paton & Co.

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ANOTHER consignment of honey ar

rived. White comb and dark comb 18c. and 15c, lb at Gay’s Stalls ` Market Charlottetown. 28 tf. _

‘-S'1‘aNExEL1>’s Unshrinkable Under-

wear” is guaranteed. Ask your dealer for it and take no other. 5

BUY your boots where-you can buy

cheapest. We can just now save you it least 10 to 15 per cent on every dol- lar’s worth you buy, if you buy of us. Our big purchase of the Common- wealth Shoe Co. stock enables -us to do so easily. You can come and see. to J.

B. McDonald & Co.-10 d&w

Ir’s remarkable how low you . can

buy heavy wtirm Ulsters or Over Coats. just now. J. B McDonald & Co. are selling off their stock in this line, at prices really less than the cloth cost, They can do it. They buy cheap- and se.l cheap. Go there and profit by it. J. B, McDonald & Co.---10d&w.

SEE our womenls Oil Pebble high

cut Boots for $1 15, and girls for 95c. Standard Screw the best make.- J. B. McDonald & Co.__10 d&w.

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Cumberland Street, Wednesday even- ing, Nov. 9., by dev. G. M. Campbell, James Stewart to Lill'\,secon'd‘rtaughter of Mr. Henry Nelson. ' .

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If you have the recipe; U Q T t S you inust know that it is Q _ ` ’ p ‘¥.1l.f‘°.;';;...3§i;?“.§:.';'e';.f HOSplt_al ea Pills ,

an hour before dinner each day and you will find they give wonder- ful relief for this dis- tressing trouble. A Brice 25c a. box of 32 pills. ‘

Sold by all druggists.

Prepared only by

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Will a Dress Worth $5.00

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empt You at

Th a.t’s the sensa.tiona.l»va.lue§fo:', to-day. We’ve

placed on_ sale 28 pieces fine, stylish, upw- date dress _fabric at . '

39 cents per-ypardi. ~

Just five pieces were marked less than other 23 ranged from 56c to 85c--moot of them about half way between. Nice colored serges,colnred cheviots, colored covert coating, and some pretty fancyiigltred

goods. y ' ' ` A They wont be here long; if you wont one 0 you’ll want to hurry.

Choose from '28 pieces at

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WHA'l‘ WE ADVERTISE WE`-t1AVE.

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and you will see that he gets his ` ‘ -=» Furnihlre '

From us. We have been portieulorly successful Bedroom Suits this year-Sold more thou over

our experience. Musto be is reason for it l

Furniture at low-gradeprioes.

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-"ARC LIGHT T OIL ’

Burn it in a. lamp alongsi-l.» -.t any oil dyou can obta Be unprejudiced in your judgment an you will sure

buv only "Arc Light."

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Autumn Goods

Novv Ognini. Ladlen’ atm,

' Jackets,

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