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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., NOVEMER 30. 1899

r. A. W. GHASE THE (;UA|=;|)|AN i:,.‘.:.':.‘;;'..°;‘::.:‘i;*...';"°` Tim is a saiiriui si.§i_-w. e.i ii-

:XPl'¢S8ion»oii do Ficeef a Gust '

___ emands and Secures a _Sealed l

Triaiqihs over the Worst Forms of

'nie wonderful success of Dr. Ch.1se's Kid-

* &y~Liver Pills adds to the fame of the great

doctor whose name is fanizliar in almost every home as the author of the world famous Recipe Book.

Scores and thousands of gnléful meh lid

` women have been rescued from the miseriea and dangers of kidney disease by this greatest J all kidney curei

A Mr. D. C. Simmons. Mshee. Ont.. writes: l "lily kiineys and back were so had ‘I was nnabl: to work or sleep. My urine had sedi- _ ai.-nt like hr.~:k dust, lwas compelled to get

up i`o.i.- or tive times during the night. l saw Dr. L`ha-e`s Kidney~Livu' Pills advertised and

them trial. l ha

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D I S E E %.."..l’°... ..¥.?.¥.?~?.. 3':T."_.§§’.¥i’.‘i`.:

\orth tile Post Ofllco iii. the following rnun

qsyahle in ndi ance.- . oiiiing Edition, daily (except Snndayltliree months #Lilly r yr ....................... ..4.(ll

t°:.mi-weekly l'_¢lii'o:i(Mcnd. tt Thur.) per uf #li-150: iiéadhvancprx ...... . ._ .............. . .L25

ee y .ion ursday per ear ima- .................... .f .... ..i.oo

Jn advance

nave been Qtfftlisalowing planes.

where nhscrl he paid, furn- ished. i\d\'ei1.£l‘n‘hl.lgh`{rork and dxtrdrs husi .iess transactedz- Summer-aide, Currie‘s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

Xanager. `

i1bertt_on.Alherton Bookstore, G. S. Huttart

Sol;-rL~ East. Telephone oillce, R 8eaman.Agei\t

J-E. B.McCitllADY, |J. P. HOOD

Editor. Business Manager

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concluded to give a ' ve only

Uedonehoxandamcompletelycured. lwu _

a gi-mit sufferer for i8 years. but my kidneys do

not bother me now l en|oy<good rest and and consider Dr. Chase's_ idney-Liver Pills a boon to s\&ring h

umanity

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S0. IQ.

TIIE WAR.

That the severity of the struggle

to be faced in South Africa is fully realised by the British Government is apparent from the determination of theWsrOilice todespstch tothe

5’ *1 _ i

"\ W) ‘ ` "Tl _ seatofwaranotherarlry-corpwef 35. ‘I 000men,andal¢0 tu.-.bring from-In-|

1, ,`__‘- ‘ --‘ _dia a further divisi..a of 10,000

_ _ me... simid .ii time troops be

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sent we shall have in South Africa

to from £l.500,000 to to 132,000,000

30.

\ _ '_ i This will bring up the war expenditure

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' From the hrst this has been ap

_ ’ hghting war. The number of stub.” - _ . bornly contacted engagements has

are list smilie! ty been log.. in addition to ti.. ...tin "

'ut .nun "nal, “_ . an_d repelled assaults at Ladysmith,

M . Kimberly and llafeking. Tala”

“icdl ‘himgi i° b°’° °" . Hill, Elandslaagte, Reitfontein, Far

per week. Bat it will doubtlee be found in the end to he thenheapeat way, both in blood and treaellli. to send out an amply sumcient force.

M um 0°" ‘quhar’s Farm and Beacon Hill '

"l-leintzinan Pianos.”

Natal; Belmont. Gras Pan, Honest;-1 nest Kloop and Modder River--the

lllll ll llll- last the bloodiest of all, ae our de-

lh lust-

llllll FIISH.

’_lliatl_mli 'Mitr-

Tbeyarethe equal of _ piano sold. They are hotter than m»_\u_-,

21; axhich higher prices are

"It sye'0

rails!

_ Qgllolelenn

Et :.3 is

aeaesesaseseaeae

_spstches tell- have 'all proved the' dash, courage and fortitude of the* Queen'e soldiers. 'Ihr y have pmwed themselves worthy successors of the men wliofonght in the Peninsula, at Waterloo and at Alma. The Boeia, who thought themselves invincible, have met mare than their match.

It had been thought by military!

“& lilly ' . . _ sawsnedf Z ~writers that the days of bayonet

ehargeswereover, that such is the precision and deadliness of random

rifle and artillery in that troops'

gosld never approaehnsar enough ml _ f’ 9l°ll0°l|¢|0tthe\ll00fthisweapon,~

Qeeenlt. ' ' ’lSome writers-had

G°°l°ll!’° B°i\din|z. the bayonet shoeldvtren abandoned asf

mlm, .U i ¢hamshwwns_imsBi»s:hNsvhr-

...-.-_‘_ . _`__‘¢§dvwiustlqui_sroam »v....m

APPLES

W im. im received 200 bbie of

files Winter keeping Apples from

:eric and the Annapolis Valley.

y are in rims'-onine oanna and

UQ: anarnas.

They include: Northern Spy; Bidding' 1

Oalkiu Pi ina,

l{ammothP¥ippins. Now is the time to lay in a supply

fer winter. We have several bbls. of No. Zapples, which some people prefer for

family use on account of their smaller aiae.

BEER & GOFF.

r__ . ` 1

battleeohheeampalen. at Elands-§ lssgte ami Belmont, the bayendn

ltimg. dana ii.. rr.-ima aa.

da. At' ‘Belmont ‘three mpmate ridaes of the battlield were Q-rind in this wayi These charges madein T faceofrihehreby the most’ ex”

marksmen are ual to the

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schievments in British military his-

tory. _ _

.........i___£ _ ‘I

tri.. Dui.. ofweningwn i. ...aired if’

with the saying that “his dandy floors were his best omcers.” Lord Methuen, who was the pet of London drawiifg rooms, affords another instance of the gi truth of the Iron Duke’s rr-mark. ` With a swiftnees that is we believe, without a parallel he has mowed his division from Cape Town northward! nine hundred miles and fought four victorious battles, driving the eneqy from chosen and strongly entrenched positions. His losses have necessarily bi-en severe, but he has moved awiftl

F2 ff

on,6ghting and from day

J. T. M KENZIE

`€iuini.o1'rerowN.P.n. |.... _

lst. Liam aaa: Lui-_ - .

-6 §..Merchant i Tailo

$°f"~ff

_ altogether less the loasm °in-"

-~ " -.5 curred. s total of 1 000 men'

D016 lIll\0I0

General 'Hethusn’s brid saeount of

the battle at Mrdder River ou Tues- day tells a story of desperam hghting in the burning sun for ten hours. from half past tive o’clock in the morning to half past three o’clock in the afternoon, during sll which time his brave men were without food or water. But again the enemy was ' driven from his position and another sto in the advance tow Kimberl

..£’..i...._ w....,.l.Z‘}.......,,Z . __o.svi.oa 'rea

that the rein! of the beleaguered

city will very shortly be el9cted,evcn if Bgcause his

lf, _ d l' , he _ ’ ' »...'.l.i’.`12 ,.i’2".§'€8.'i,2“f`.§§,.f.'f°' ' I15:;d_Pa0k@ii. ffnly. ' 3_0. 632°. 40.,

e Loose. -, _

It is estimated by Mr. Hale. editor of the Johannesburg Daily News thatl two thousand millions of dollars have

gr.

tu en invested by British, French and _ d Q _

German capitalists in South African _ _ .__ mines-principally in the gold mines . ,_ rl L . of the Tranmsi and ri.. emma' ' " " ‘ T - '

mines about Kiaiheliy. .Aheh£|orty- f ‘ ’ I

of these mines have paid dividends oft _ _ from 15 to 675 per cent. Twelve_ . 'J _

Irma, including Alfred Beit, J.B.., Robinson, Barnsto Brothers, Wen thdm Neuman 8: Co. Cecil Rhodesr

. .

e »_ a - 2 Y -... . J ,».

~ ' * it ~~-fiwi -i

and half s‘ dosen more are worth close _ to a t-housed millions ol dollars br-“

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tween them, or su average of overl eighty millions each. These ligures serve to give a glimpse ef the enor

_ » . _ l __'_f _ y nineinowtaiin of soriiriifrieaf (DMM 01' U'ddre#5b‘d2)` ` `

, _ _ _

A B ‘ ' ”"°’ ° _ They ore legally yoiira forf¥5Hii l

u '_ happy and are worth all we ask for them

Bgffgf Bg Wggg We have others at ai high-vii prleeii '

_ Rich." When down town oiilllsnd see our}gloves.

Wise people are also rich D A » ‘ __

when they know a perfect I I _

remedy for all annoying dis-

eans af the Mood' pump' 0| efuil' Ili Fll"lll\ll'. i’_‘_='__ M

liver and bowels. It is Hood' s Sarsaparilla, which

is perfect in its action. /It

Important

I am instructedao sell by Public Auction at the Oli!!

House in Charlortetownon

-WEDNESDAY, DHQEQBER 20th | AT TWELVE 0’¢LOCK (noon). that large tour story _ _ building on'Grafton Street, new occupied by F. Perkins ki Oo Q an a Dry Goods Store. _

This building was erected in l896,and is one of the largmi

and most attractive store huildines in the city. It is eeaially _ located,being immediately opposite the Post 0Qee,sndon the street which most persons the northern and eaotern sections of

i ~; ‘ country now use when driving in to market, and 'which those

-fromtheehntlierndietrictswill uso, after the bridge ovm' ll nillishorough River is built. '

f .Thisiseneoftherarechsneestoseeure propertyinthevery _* centreoftbebaeinempnrtoitbecity _ - TEBH8o-Ten percent at sale, balance on delivery of Dead

sifbisiwa

_ ._ H'-,.;<f.:*_‘_*§’si.~R‘T°_`| _ *_

°fl_ ,_§,5!5l8.;-__¢_,31!. .- i

so regalales the entire system as #0 bring vigorous health. .7

H nco¢r°¢li‘.sappo¢'nt:r. _ 3

ll\otl\l&|'\'|-“Pains In my limbs ~_

llmilysettlsdinmyhack. Iwas-o:::sd 5. toetopwork. llybloodwsssor 'I " dldnothavzwagmite. Icon notslnap ~¢

. I 's Sarsaparilla an _ '- ’s Pillsandthess niellclnss made me ' llman. Othersotinylamuylmve f

tlk¢n|§o?d’| Ssrsaparlila after the era f with results." G. R. Rane, Sou _ 'Waiervllle,N.S. ` i;

led

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mah ` list#

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Silverware, ___ A Indies' Gold Waiohor. cmigssnfi i 'st-

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Gents Silver Watches,

just received. “An”

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Ladies and Gents’

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W. F. H. CARVELL. B A.

Herring*

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Ht_;_N'l°0" and “Bela-*‘A8'l“° (b§h

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an -_'r..rrey».o¢as,Dui=s.-~- i Telephone e

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our ummm; ber 5 MU nicelydressed Poultry. doorwdnrishhg game. n

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