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write to tell you of the wonderful benefit I have received from 'taking ‘l"rui£_-u.-tives’.ForyeursIwasadreadi"ul sufferer from C`an:fz]¢at-ion and Head. ar/ies,'andI was miserable in every way. Nothing in the way ol' medicines seemed to help me. Then I finally tried ‘l~‘ruit-a-tives’ and the efI`cet was splendid. Aftcr taking one box, [feel like a new person and I am deeply tIiunl:i`ul to have relief from those sickening llcadaches".

Mrs. MARTIIA DEWOLFE.

“I"RUI’l‘-A-’1‘IVES”, the medicine

nmdo from fruit juices, has relieved more sufferers from Headaches; Consti- pation, .Slumac/I, l.i1/rr, K1'a'ne_y and .Skin Troubles I/mn any olher med1`¢1`ne.

i'»Oc. n box, 0 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

Ai. all dealers or sent on receipt ofprico by Fruit.-n_-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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omitted. '

M. HIURPHV. Manager

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Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil "

l.ea\~-vs intercolonlal Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

.if ouch week, on arrival of the morn ing express from Halifax (about ...tor-ii. for Souris, P. E. island, and in.-re awaits the arrival of the after noon train from Charlottetown: them-e to Magdalen islands as lol lows:

MONDAv -Leave Souri-rfor Eton!

dn-i\'or<i, Amherst, Grindstone Islam’ und Point Bosse. Returning, calls s l;rlnrlsmn»=., Amherst and Souris; auf ntnl r-.!=:rns to Pictou.

THURSDAY-‘-Leaves Souris for

Amin-mt, firindstone Island. Poinl liosse and Grand Entry. Ileturnlnr <-ails si Point Bosse, (lrinrlstone. Am iierut. Souris, and returns to Picton,

On the first trip in the months or

June. July, August and September weather permitting, calls at Wosi liny to land mails and passengers for Amherst. thence to Pryon island Re turning, calls at Point Bosso, Grind stone, Antlterat and Souris.

l~‘o.~ further particulars apply tv

WM. ROBERTSON & SON.

Agents, llnllfax.

CHAS. W. IVES.

Agent. Picton.

MATTHEW MCLEAN 6 CO..

Agents, Liouris.

Or to,WNl. MeLURE. Msna8°l’ ll

Owner. Picton, Nova Scotia. ‘

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ic-town every Friday at noon.

From Boston every Tuesday n noon. . .

_ For further information appii o

IAS. CARRAGHER. Charlottetown. Agent-

TUESDAY

__ _:WELL FITTED UP. - New <,_}‘° Fm-ill i°rze opened at Montague,- _ illlam Reynolds, lata of New Qing. 50W- N- S-..b\it It native to this prov- i0'~'¢. has leased the forge lately occu. pled by Plllllp RgQney_ and has opened up a blacksmith shop, for all kinds of work.- His-many 1.1;-lends wish him well in his, new abode.-Bs nEcRu|'r|No__°` 1 STRONG. - Thirty-`

two recruits for the Infantry Company :ww being organised here were exam- ned by the Medical inspector, Dr 5, R- Jenkins. yesterday. 'run speaks well for the growing spirit among the YO'-IHS men of the province. and there is MW °V9l_}lf Drospect of the required number be il! secured within a very short time. Those who do not hurry up will lose their opportunity, _

.»-ENLISTED IN HALIFAX.-- Mr. L°“i5 L°Wll1€l'. the youngest son of Mr. Isaac Lowther, Kensington, ‘has joined the 85th Highlanders at Hall- fax and has entered his new duties. MY- L0Wth9l‘. who has a brother now a Sergeant in England, had finished two years in Prince of Wales College and has been attending Mt. Allison University for about two weeks'when he offered ihisiservices and wus” ac- celited.-H. ‘

-»*I>l0NORED VOLUNTEER. - E.

Windsor Campbell. Montague. who was with the employ of Poole and Thompson Ltd.. has enlisted for ov- erseas service at the front, and is now with the No. 2, heavy Siege Bat- tery at Charloteteton. Before leaving his native town. lie was waited upon by tho different societies of which he was a member, namely the Masons, Foresters. and presented with purses, and address, from the respective Oddfellows, and Inderentant Order of societies. all wishing him God speed, and u safe retuurn.-B.

-SHIPPING NEWS. - Schooners

“-‘\ihl1mbl‘B." "Maude Carter" and “Charles Haskell” sailed Sunday for Picton. Schr. “Nellie Reid,” Captain Reid, sailed Monday for Proton with a large cargo or outs from R. T. Hol- man Ltd. Sclir. “Benver,” Captain Pettipas. soiled Monday for Louis- Burg. Schr. "Ellen Mary," Captain Olsen, finished diséharging coal for R. T. Holman Ltd. and sailed for Picton. Schr. “A. C. Mulhall," Capt. Boudrot. soiled Monday for the Mag- dalen lslands. Schr. “Maude Weston,” Captain Weston, sailed Monday for Richibucto with oats from R. T. Hoi-. man Ltd._ Schr. "Bella," Captain Tren- holm, sailed Mondafy for Wallace. Schr. “Wild Briar,” after loading hard coal at Holmo.n's wharf, sailed Mon- day to Point du Chene. Schr. “Enter- prise,” Captain McKay, sailed Monday for Picton. Schr. “Josephine Twan- ton," Captain Wrye, arrived Monday from Bouctouche with planed lumber for R. T. Holman Ltd.

USE "EiSCiHiTS" Fill .

LIVEH ANI] HUWELS

WHiN EUNSTIPATEU

WHEN BILIOUS, HEADACHV, SICK FOR SOUR STOMACH, BAD BREATH, BAD COLD3.

Get a 10-cent box. Take n. Cascsret tonight to cleanse

your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morn- ing. You men and women who have headache, coated tongue. a bsd cold. ire bilious, nervous, upset, bothered -.vith a sick. gassy, disordered stom- ich, or have backache and feel all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets-or mer- ely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?.

Cnscurets ‘immediately cleanse and

regulate the stomach. remove the sour, undlgested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the con- stipnted waste matter and poison from the bowels.

Remember, a Cascsrct tonight will

straighten you out by morning. A healthy bowel action; a clear head- and cheerfulness for months. Don't forget the chidrem. '

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eastern S. S. Lines

International Line `~

Steamship calvin Austin, and Gov-

ernor Cobb.

Leave qt. John, Mon.. Wed., and Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec. EBltDOI't. Portland and Boston. Return, leave tentral Wharf Boston, Mon., Wed., ind Fri.. at 9 a. m. _

MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE BTEAMSHIPB NORTHLAND AND NORTH STAR

Reduced fares in effect - -

0 $3.00 to NEW YORK Reduced Stateroom Prices.

Leave Franklin Wharf. P°I‘t|l“I|- rues, Thurs.. and Bn 1. at 6.00 m. City Ticket Oillce. 47 King troot- A. G. Gurrliv Agsnt. Ot. John. N. I.

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From Charlottetown

Point

. WEDNESDAY

`80UVENlR8 RECEiVED.- Mrs.

.ahh Walker, North River, received s..

ter Tuesday, which had been re-'

covered from the S. S. I-Iesperiau,i sunk by a German torpedo. The let-i ter was from her son, Neil D. Walken' Despatch Rider in France. The letter also contained two souvenirs made, ‘from the brick clay of a church shell-!

_ed at Ypres in a recent engagement.

-BOUND TO FIGHT.- The young

man froin Sutnui-‘v.ide who rr’ .touple of weeks ago. presented himself for enlistment but was turned down on ac- count of having a doubled up toe has since secured the services of a sur- geon who removed part of the offen- ding member. It is now stated that the wound is almost healed and the boy with the right mettle, intends, in ,the very near future to again offer his services for King and Country.-H.

'WELCOMED HOME. - A grand

reception at which about two hundred 'invited guests were present took place at Milltown Cross, Tuesday night, Oct. 21st at the home of Alexander and Mrs. Reynolds, for their sou, Marshall, and his bride, on their re- turn from a trip to the Maritime Prov- inces. A sumptuous repast was per- taken of by all. served in Mrs. Rey- nolds' most hospitable manner. The many valuable and useful presents be- speak for the high esteem in which the young couple are held in the com- munity. The Guardian wishes Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds a haDDY and pros- perous journey t-hrouglr life.-B.

-WOMEN'S iNSTiTUTE8.- The

regular meeting of the Travellor’s Rest Women's institute was held on Oct. 21 at the home of Mrs. J. 'l‘. White, Sherbrooke. There were thir- ty members and six visitors present. The programme consisted of a "Ques- tion Box" which proved both instruc- tive and entertaining. At the meeting -arrangements were completed for sending a Christmas box to the Is- land Soldiers at the front. Next meeting will be held at the home oi" Mrs. Samuel Hall, Sherbrooke. Suh- ject “Bread-making" by Mrs. James Dunn, St. Elennor's. followed by a dis- cussion of the subject by the mem- bers.

_ 'BRIDGE IMPROVEMENTS. -

The approaches to the steel bridge, Montague, are nearing completlon,the ones at the south end being done, and the north end nearly so. and it can- not be done too quickly. for the com- fort and convenience of the travelling public, who when it rains have to wade and slide at some points. lt will be a great improvement to the village when completed, and it is hop- ed that the different sidewalk com- mittees will take hold, and have the sidewalk extended on both sides, to the approach of the bridge, so that when the winter and spring slush comes. We will have a dry place to trod on.--B. .

'SPLENDID SUCCE8S.- The

Patriotic Concert given iifrder the aus- pices of the Montague branch of the Women's Patriotic Association, in the Auditorium on Friday evening last, was a decided success. Lieutenant- Governor MacDonald presided in his usual pleasant and affable manner. The Rev. Dr. Fullerton gave a short address on "Patriotism," emphasizing the importance of the present phase of the European war. and Kitchener’s urgent call for more men. Lieut. Dawson, of the Island Infantry, fol- lowed with a practical appeal to the young men. The programme consist- ed of vocal and musical selections, in- terspersed with tsbleaux and panto- mlmes, in which much ingenuity was shown in the stage effects. About $100.00 was realized for “Red Cross Work.7' to assist in providing com- forts for the soldier boys at the front.

WEDDING BEl.LS.- A pretty wed-

ding was soiemnized Monday morn- ing at 6.30 o’clock ln Notre Dame Aca- demy, when Miss Kathleen Halloran and Mr. J. Peter McDonald, the well known and popular young druggist of the' Two Macs were united in marriage Rev. Maurice McDonald performed the 'cei-emony, the choir of.Notre Dame ‘Convent rendering appropriate music. The bride was prettily attired in a becoming costume of Belgian blue and wore a black -hat with pink trimmings. She was given away by her father. Mr. Edward Halloran, while her sis- ter'Miss Norene, was the bridesmaid and Mr. Frank Hennessey, did the hon- _ors of best man. There were many beautiful and valuable wedding pres- ents, including a carving set ,from the groom's fellow members of the Rollo Hose Company. two chairs from his fellow boarders at'the Morell House. a silver tea set from .""Mr. Prank Henuessey, and many other gifts from relatives and friends. The happy couple left on a wedding trip to Boston and New York and upon their return they will make their home in the new house recently built by Mr. McDonald on Rochford Street. The Guardan joins with their hosts of friends in extending heartiest congra- tulations.

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THURSDAY

COURT OF APPEAL.-in the Court

of Appeal.before the Chief Justice and Mr Justice Fitzgerald the case of Carson v. McDonald, appeal from a decision of Mr Justice Haszurd, came up for argument. At noon the Court adjourned in consequence of the funeral of the late Mr Crabbe. The Court meets again this morning at 11 o’clock.

PATRIOTIC MEETINGS ARRANG-

patrlotic meetings will be held to-night at Clifton and to-morrow night at Brookfield, to be addressed by Rev. Dr Fullcrton and Captain Campbell. On Monday a meeting will be held at Wheatley River, at which the speak- ers will bo Rev. Dr Fullerton and Lieut. Tannahili. On Tuesday Rev. Mr Fulton and Captain Campbell. will speak at Cornwall. and on Thursday next Rev. G. C. Taylor. Rev. Dr Fuller- ton and Lieut. Dawson will hold a. meeting at Bonshaw. At each meeting there will be local speakers as well, and interesting musical programmes will be submitted.

PRESENTATION.-The three sec-

tions of St. Peter's Bay congregation recently waited on Rev. and Mrs. J. M. McLeod in the newly-fitted up Manse, and presented them with con- gratulatory addresses, accompanied with a beautiful Silver Service from Marie, an elagant case of silver, inclu- ding knives, forks. spoons etc. from St. Peter’s, and a purse of money from Greeuwitch and gable Head. The ud- dresses from Maris was read on be- half of the congreegation by Rev. F. J. Coffin _who has been spending part of the summer in the congrega- tion and the presentation was made by Mrs. Jurson Webster and Mrs. Oe- wald Dlngwall. The presentation from Greenwicth and Cable Head was made by Mrs.J. K. Simons and Mrs; C. An- derson and the presentation from St. Peter’s by Mrs. Pope and others. Suit- able replies were made by the pastor, in which he expressed sincere thanks to the kind friends of the congrega- tion for their valuable gifts and good wishes.

ED FOR.-As previously announced,l

COAL ARRIVALS.-The following

vessels arrived in port with coal for A. Pickard & Cu.:-The Schooners “Raeburn” and “Cyrene” with Albion Nut; the “Sarah L. 0xner" with Drummond Round; the “Edward Grooer." “Annie D," und “Madeira” with Inverness Screened; the “Eal- 'con" with Reserve Run of Mine, and lthe steamer Beatrice with 800 tons ,Reserve Run ot’ Mine. 3673

l HOSPITAL HIGH TEA.-The ladies who have had charge of the catering in the Market Hnll on behalf of the Charlottetown Hospital were `kept 'busy yesterday afternoon attending | to the wants of the many visitors who 'were in town for Dollar Day. All the i afternoon the big bell clanged. calling all and sundry to partake of the fare provided. The interior of the Market Hall was beautifully draped with red, white and blue hunting and patriotic flags, and the tables decorated with flowers. The special 25-cent lunch served at 2 o’clock left nothing to be desired in the way of quantity, quality or variety of eatables. it will be con- tinued all day to-day, and it is to be

nected with this work will be reward- 'ed by a large addition to -the depleted I funds of this deserving Institution.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.-The Bos-

ton Advertiser says that the Supreme 'Court will soon be called upon to take action concerning the suit of Mrs Lillian l\-l. Glover (now Delemarre) against the Waltham Laundry Co. and Samuel D. Elmore, executor of the estate of her former husband, Clar- ence F‘. Glover, who was murdered near his place of business. The death of Winfield S. Slocum. who was np- pointed by the court to hear and re- ‘port on the facts. has ,interrupted Matters. Mrs Glover-Delomarre wants the respondents enjoined from ‘selling 198 shares of the stock of tho ilaundry standing in the name of hor' former husband, she claiming that on lSept. 22, 1898, under her maiden name of Lillian M. LeBlanc. she purclrased -from Frank T. Simes, for $5,000, a ‘steam laundry in Waltham, and ezn-

ployed Glovcr to manage it for her.

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