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n e ti _ _ c quic 3.- rmaneritly_ arid fight iii the byfivar--; hr-me ivithiwt 'lw humiliating loco'

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mgtment so uni\'_<~r-ally' insisted upon by phvsicians. _ Dr. Fierce s l-avorite_Prescrip- ¢;°§| does this and more. lt acts directly or: IM delicate organs concerned and makes gggg strong and healthy. It banishes the 59”! discomforts of the expectant period

kes b:1by`s coming easy and almost

painless. lt tones _arid strengthens thc ,-mwgs. At all medicine stores.

W. R. Malcolm. Esq.. of Knobel. Clay Co.. Ark.. "M51 -‘My _wife for perhaps four months pre- ,-nuggfhe birth o_f our child took the `F_g\-Qriie

ion.” This strengthened her entire sys- hiid birth to her was me

gmund c _ -_ _ _ . S ' ry eaq,_befng attended with little pain. Our baby Ruth is _thi-r. gg; mouths old and she has never been 5-igk 3

go much as had the oolic; she is hnnv

nil stout. and Pf¢lf'~‘ ns a picture-pretty because ,||¢ is hgltlliy. nndd we vfgry/_tmuch b time Dr. i - i o 1.

Yiertts rni y m_e clues r We keep Dr. l’ierce‘s Golden Medical Discov-

G-y_ me ‘Favor-ite Prescription' and 'pigggggi *gigs* our home and use them. We hm,-¢~ 58,, mg!-ned almost thr_ee years and I have called

;fPiiysi¢.-:an into my family but one times: birth

mrblby-" Rosy cheeks. The rich, pure, nd blood

._ ' _ __ of health makes them. Keep the blood - - pm md you will have them. Constipa. . '_ tion causes impure blood. Dr. Pierce’s

fettly.

Pleasant Pellets cure 'it promptly and pq. manently and never gripe. They are pm-ely vegetable and perfectly harmless. No other pill_acts so naturally and pg.

Druggists sell them

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|Piano

loaolololol Economy

lsn’t

Always Wealth.

When it cones to the buying of a

glsieial Instrument for the home, a motnsh Piano or Organ may impress thtyliwho are not musical and wan whose ing to please the eye only,

Bit than llusical lrieiid arrives

or an Organ that will satisfy

tivri that _luliet

vhat men want to have in your

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vin pride. ° _

A splendid stock now on han

any terms-or very low for cash

’ The P. E. Island Music House,

the most exacting and critical taste is

Dat-

lor. Something that ou can oint to

ri-iA1"s 'ri-is Kino we KEEP*-_ur

don

E; ' 0onnoIly’s Building,

:1 " g cg _ __ __ _

f i sua;

f Th

E? ` _ 1 Queen Street.

The pathetic

story of Rgmgg

i Mr Peer, who ac ei for six consecutive

_ l fyears as judge of cattle at Toronto and

_ pcm-d eve,-y day Montreal. and at Hilifax last year.

in modern lift- ` He is said to be the mist ex ert cattlc

litcniisc of her'

Contains the Following

Description of This Noted Farm--Valuable Additions

to Mr. Brow’s Already ValuablelHerd~TheIl-Iome of the Cuernseys.

Through ihe kindness of the genial

pixiprietor, Mr. E. R. Brow, we were driven out from Charlottetown to the above-named farm, and had the pleasure of looking over his beautiful herd of Guertseys, which have won a reputa- tion for themselves at marry of the lead- ing shows in Canada. Thi sfarni is sii- uatid four miles east of Charlottetown. and being somewhat elevated takes iis

1 name from the splendid view io be had

'of the country lying to the eastward. It contains 210 acres of good arable land. The soil is a sharp clay and is natur- ally well drainid. and produces good crops of grain and roots. The build- ings are well adapted for a dairy farm The cattle barn is a cimmodious struct- ure, with the stables and storage for roots in the basement. There were thirty-tive milch cows in the stables at the time of our visit. thirteen of which are pute~bred Gui-rnseys of one of the beet milking strains in Canada. The balance of the herd consists of high- grade Guernseys and Jerseys, together with a lot of young pedigreed stock. Isaleigh Conqueror is the stock bull used at present. He was bred at Isa- leigh Grange, Quebec. and is a a grand dairy sire of good Gu-russy type-,plenty of size and good constitution the young Stock from him are vtgcrcus and thrifty. Among the other noted Guern- seys that have been and are still at -‘I-Iastview.” we might mention the fol. | lowing: Adele III rimp.), dam of the ` sweepstakes cow (Ada of Eastview) at Toronto in 189.5 and 1897. owned since 1695 by Mcbiish Bros, Lynn, Ont. Mr. Brown considers Adelelhe best cow he ever had. She died of' milk fever in 1896. There is still on thc farm a

daughter ot Adele`s.Azelle of liastv/iew, -4506-(full sister to Ada, above men- _ tioned,) and sevcral grand daughters. Mr. Brow considers Azelleiuily tht-_ cqual of Ada. She is certainly a grand; cow, true to type, ivizh a spleudidly de-| veioped udder, especially' strong in foreudder. Another grand cow is linda of I-Iastvicw--180-l-. imported as a cult' in 1889 from the herd of the late Sir John Abbot. She is out of Columbine 24:3-L. and by Juno`s Presto

-at as .nr :E

Great

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, ~ MAYPOLE SOAP

Cleansts and dyes At one operation.

lllho modern Is superseding

_ Udnnuflc form All other dyes

Q lilllle dye Wherever in tro-

_ . _ duced.

Its convenient ii- bflll May be used by

U '~< ro nnnussunas

'E - ?llwntrib_utedto Anyone without

' ullivlllarity, Prsvious experi-

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From streaking.

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th it. A strong point. -i " And evenness

s and Cot- colors.

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Beauty, freshness

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At 3uDY'l1£;:i-I-. ln all color-1

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mlarlottetown

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For .ill r .\bric~.

Queen Street

VID L WELCH

*lim souciron a. nroiiiisi '°‘\'Y and Conveyancer.

mu OFFICE:

“TER Ind M°NcT°NvN-B

ligd

1628-, and has in her back pedigree

Such sires as Presto of Preel -571--, thought 'oy some to be the best bull ever exported from Guernsey. This caw is dam of Bslinda of Eastview -6289-, sweepstakes at Montreal in S96 ; also of Liuny of Eastview- 7523 and Lina II of Eastview-8213-, all first prize winners at the leading shows during the last three years. Another good one is Linny ll. of Eastview -8234--. out of Linny, and got by‘ Adele’s Gypsy-2333 -, a son of im- port-.-ed Adele III. This is a two-year old and droppe d_her_first calf last November agd is now giving 30 lbs. milk per day, and gives promise of developing into a recoid breaker at maturity. A beautiful yearling is Burnice of Eastview 9911. A She is out of Azelle, and by Adele’s Gypsy-a very handsome, typical Guernsey that will be heard from in how rings in the near future. A full ster to the above, Gem of Eastview, a ast year`s calf took first for heifer calf, and was sweepstakes female at Halifax exhibition last fall. Mr. F. S. Peer, of Mt. Morris New York, the expert dairy judge. who is at present in the Channel I-lands, is selecting a heifer__ for this farm, which is to be the bcst that can be got. Mr. Brow is also about im- porting a bull from the- herd of the Hon. Sidney Fishero Adele of Eastvicw, Lumy of Eastview and Presto`s Linda of Eastvieiv that ` figured so cons piniously at the Toronto Industrial l-507. and which are now oivneil by Mc.\fish Bros., went from this firm,

Mr. Brow is one of the imost iiitelli.

vent' and ciitbusiastic breeders we over hier, and has unbounded [faith in the Guernsey as ainilk and butter producer.

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of Gueiiisey blood, [and |1s continually infusing new blood that will bring it up to a still higher standard. Such breeders are a great benefit to :i country, as they provide thc means for grading _up the common dairy stock to a paying level. _ »

[The heifcr referred to in the above

article has arrived in Charlottetown di- rect from Guernsey. This beautiful animal, “Sea Gem,” is two years old and was selected regardless of cost by l

Wofeel that his success is assured. as l he has founded liastviee herd on the best 1

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I §]udg- in the ,United States.

rings not die by 5 lSea (ii-iii is a Guernscy of the most ;»r»;_-vii. she dies ' § pronounced type. having':n perfect 10,-9,- mn neglect or _ il.c_;1d, and exccedingly large udder and ,_.,,,,,_,,,u._ 3 milk veins. bhc cninn on the SS Portia

}s'cglecii`iilne.~;< jfrom .\ew York to Halifax. While in

5, . °j°“"> _f““¢l1 _“Y 1 iqiiariiniiiie Seat Gem dropped a beauti- \ _i V iioirians peculiar 1 I . , , \

. _ _i__km_§;_ NCI _ ,ful calf sired oy tue Second pr Ze

1 _:ci .»_ the mm., 1 .Guernsey bull on (iiiernsey Island Mr.

“`“ _ _ ‘f“1ll>l='S G-1_ii_.<v>’ l r F Brow intends exhibiiiiiv' a larva number

strious c0mP.ic.1t:firis. ‘The irregularities. I l 'l - . _ i _ ~ °' ° ~

‘ 1 n~ .ii e the 0

of his carte .it bt Iohn and Halifax

lhe b“mi“z‘("'i ` ` _ debimimin-“ ‘ iwhcr Ah l' ' l ~ ei v drains that ni.-.rs _.iv r.\-grpss of fcniinins . 1 9 we OP" Us usua 5u0*»e~5 ma)

-n t.

disc.-ise_.<. _:1-- P~i-"'~"~i_`-32 yy over or ai. ' jam-nd his exhibits.

home ,U igrir-:int-e pi Jicirvcanse. Thor- 1 ‘ His herd has become famous lin many

` ’ ' paris of Caiiada. Only a few days ago

’ Mr Brow receivc-.l :1 letter from ii gentle-iiian in orc oi the other provinces, who purposes starting a dairy farm, askinc if he can obtain 0. -took of Guern-

siiys fiom Mr Browls colcbratcd herd. 1 i.\`o doubt his rfqucst will te granted.]

___ , Our Navy Underarmod-

LONDON, Juiy 14.-Lord Charles

Beresford granted the New York Her- ald an interview in the house of com- mons. In answer to questions as to his opinion in regard to a criticism o:lEnglish Warsl ip=. th -ir armor and armament in a rece-ii' iiiiiiib-r ol the Uaily Mall, daleiif 0 ii \\'>i.~li ;_‘lfl0_ and Said l0 expr-1-.-sili v cw- -f in admiral ofthe United :tm e- ~:t -. we s td: » “l do iiu. :ig » e \\'»:vi no opinion that the Alabama cond oioiv the _ Majestic out of the water, nor do I see how it is possible for aship that cost us £900,000 to be built in the United States for £550,000. Such a. statemf ut would carry little weight unless fully subslau. listed, by figures and oiher data.

‘-Ot course there is room] or criticism.

The problem of what is bsst to put into a ship io make her an eliicient fighting unit is one of tremenious d fliculty. That our ships are uiiderarmed is not only my opinion. but that of many. oiher naval officers. Compare the Cressy _class with the ships being built by Arm- strong for foreign governments. The O‘Higgins is enormously super or in armament to thc (jressy class. It is all very well having coal, and for coal we sacrifice guns,but the point is that when we get into [action the ship . with ihe heaviest armament is certain to win.

“I know the whole thing is a matter

of compromise, but that we have weak spc-ts in our ships -nero my opinion is that of n1~zny_ others.

“I think that the unarmed American

admiral is wrong in his criticism of the Canopus. I do not believe any nation is likely to boat us in making armor,guns, or in rapidity of building war ships F or years I have been in favor of vertical armor. because it causes the enemy’s shell io burst outside thc ship. _

“One thing I think our government

has done well is that we have created regular squadrons of destroyers. for. although the present war has not afforded adequate scope in judging of the effect of torpedoes, there is no doubt, in my mind, that the most recent invention. the gyroscope, has rendered the mobile torpedo a hundred times more fi rmidable than before. The future wi 1 see whole squadrons of tor- pedoes tilted with the gyroscope lot loose upon the enemy, and if oniy one should strike the ship it would no all up with her, Hence. the eziorni Jus and growing importance of the torpedo ;and, per contra. ot the destroyer.”

In regard lo navaljiessons to be learn-

ned from the latest naval events, it' was diffcult to get Lord Charles to express an opinion, but he said:

‘-Now. more tziau ever, it is. abun-

dantly clear ihit what the war ship has to fear most is the Shell and not the shot.”

His lordship continued : “From what I read it is evident thai

whenever the Americans have gone into action their artillery fire have been ex- cellent, and also that the Americans have exhibited to the full extent the qualities of gallautry and endurance inherent in the Anglo~Sa.xon race. It is hardly fare to criticize tho Spaniards in their misfortunes, but if. is patent that they showed their old intrepidity land sturdy fighting qualities under the most adverse circumstance-s."

Lord Charles intends to make a trip

to the United States with Lady Beres-

ford duiing the coming autumn.

WORSE THAN YELLOW FEVER

Kidney Disease Man’s Deadliest Foe. Dodd’s Kidney Pills its Only Cure.

Toronto, July 18-“Yellow fever and

smallpox combined, do not kill as many people, as Kidney Disease does.” was the assertion ofa. prominent Toronto phvsician. recently.

The assertion is fully borne out by

facts. and were it not that there is a me- ans cf checking and curing Kidneydiseaso the number of its victims would be trebl- ed.

But the use of Dodd`s Kidney Pills

keeps the death-rzife from this complaint, quite low compared with its former height. lf lJodd`s Kidney Pills were used. in cv- ery case of Kidney Disease there would be no deaths from it.

Dm you say “Can"t get good needles?

Then you want to see our“Motor” needle. Thoroughly good-new idea- tapered from centre to eye--makes sewing easier. Cost us more than other kindsfoost you the same as poorer kind. oceuts paper. Ask for motor needles.MO0RE & MCLEOD.

TRUNKS.-Thousands of people live

in their trunks all summer Then the trunk should be comfortable, roomy, conenient and durable. Our trunks are all that. Moreover they are all new.- Swimning trunks.;JAsPa'1‘oN&Co_22 31

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1 THE GUARDIAN CH.-iR1.orT1-:TOWN JULY 22 isos. '- ~ -_ f __ A,

1 '--s

Ready Made Clothing, Tweeds, Hats

~ Caps, Gent’s Furnishings, Staple

Goods the largest variety and lowest

._ prices ever shown by us. See these prices:-_

CLOTHING TWEEUS °llf§'...ll!l§§l.l!§

Halls S|||{§ nice patterns good i°°1°"3- A 8°°d 5° fm' 5'-is 10% Iii ssyiesai s5.00, 0.00, 7.00 and 8.00 A good _Tweed suitable for boys and 20°- S°°1i°° "° °ff¢f °r2*’|l“l' per suit. ' _ Suit and pants selling at 25c to 50c. 259' '

Boys Suits a large vssortmenti 0lll° 0'dlll Hake of Tweed, Gems C°"°"`s “t 8° “wh 3 C°n*°

selling as $1.00, 1.50 and 2.00. iss sos, 50.; and 650. r ard ff" 24°

Pe y . -

Blue Soi-gg seiiing as soc so Ullll°l'\lf¢8I° Dfwmwd lindlri

ixiiiiiii _iiiisiiii iii

I am instructed by J S Morris,Esq ,

Hans Roady to \Vaai~l75,._ Pe, y,,,.d selling as 20s, 2.5¢. sos, 4o¢ me _sos

P§"§ . nina Ami mack was-sua l°“°h- A S°°dS“if f°' 50°-

- P“1ff°f $1-00 going as $140 so 1.50 and 170 sta lol) and Others 'selling at $l.50. _ - ' ’ ' ° ` P ry . Others for$1.75_ _ 1 iilpgble width the best value we ever& Prints at gc Gingams 5C.

Other lines going at $2.00, to 4.00 . Flanelette at 3c Towling at 4 so- »--1 1-is l‘.';.*_S eé:'§:.°;s;r;:; -1-1»- ~= 1°- »

pants at 25c,assorted tweeds at 50c to B good Straw from 40,, to $1_00_ Ladies handkerchiefs from icirp. 90°- Ladies vests “ l0c to 300.

._ Dress mus1in_ “ 7c up to 120.

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Call and see the stock, the prices are sure to A

suit you. 1

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Piano, Furniluia, llairiages 811:. if

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Colonial

new) cost $000.00, Drawing-room Dining-room, Hall, Bedroom and Ket-

t`o sell by auction at his re=ifl°n~<°+' A

Dundas Esplanade on Mon-'ay il di A I ‘ ’ I _ -

25th day of July inst-ant'comin~o.icing

at ten o’clock. _ _ T _ _

I Snperigr 1-qewcomb Piano’ (nearly. I- .1 I I After months -of careful iuvesti

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ALL WORK GUARANTEED

and no deposit required.

Special arrangements with phot graphers for photos at reduced prices.-

Four doors abo ve J T McKei;izie’s store

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First-class Butter makers i throughout the country mak- ing butter all the time. If you want some Gilt Edged Butter salted to suit your taste send us the package you want filled and we can have it returned to you in a very short time. This is the time to have your winter butter packed- cheaper now than later on-and quality guar- anteed. 1

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chen furniture, Carriages, Sleighs, _ $1 f , g

Harness, Robes, etc., etc. ` I 5

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Agents Charlottotown.

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