‘ef

* 3.-

t;

v

~1`

-».\~,- -an-..»..a....~ »:~

~

r _,l.

x S*

$

f

'fwfr-

t _ e

‘i

ii

1

i

f

7

ti

t

ii

i

I

‘-

U'

ii.

r

»

i

l

i

.1

r

_r

:-_

;:

i

:.¢,;..,. »»

if

_`.q__,_=v_`,!__,`,___*_x¢u»~g.»~¢-`-7a‘-..a ,-4-. a.

i

y _

I

i

w

5 ;

_...--a-_-.-.....- .__

E

l

l

g Q

i

'o

4- lf.

5;-1 __

s.

"- .

i

.i _'.‘<

Y

.= _»--‘ ` '-__

. _'I

__ _ =,~~-:__ -.=, sq.

_ __ _, . __ __, __

~ *.9-_

THAI GUARDIAN, JHARLOTTEFOWN APRIL 20 i899

1“_iF‘

to

H rs 1 'r ~.f.-r-“-‘-*=*-~"».-'- _ i i

r i 3; , 1.-. '.~,>~~.f. -._->__ _.'_t.~;- ,,,,, we 1, r i 1 ¥ Af \

_ _ ' » _ > -,J ` ` ` ` » ' ~' ~< *_ _’ ' kt. --i?"§;1'-""§I.+'.i”;,'=I; _ ` " . 1*.-';§'~a _ __.‘:__-.:*~_,{»_.,_2~_'-_~` ,_ ' tj _ _Q " "i 4,, "`_L'=`-5** 'Q25 "T` .>,g,_ 551-.§_;_.§f__ ' __-**=‘ ¢"~f.;;_'»,»‘--'ri' gi __ __r-3 __ -~ v ;¢-__- :_‘f‘

' - 1' - ~ =<f:=if‘ ' r f i ‘ if _ _ ` ‘ '-1 '_ » . " -_ Q ~-I f -_ » I _.'.»€»i'~';.‘.. . . ’§§;‘1"

3* I _ -_ ~ ' _ _ 7 ‘ _ »'5;._---,-j. '€' ” _ - _ »', " ' f ' 13;, 5, _,.v=_,_;....»» .1 ;f _ , -5 »..» §"f gud" N

*Z _ ` _'V 5 , ._ ,p »_ _ g .V ` _V _ :V ei./_V _~,»,_;_T,i- I _Q J: ‘g lx ,gg 4* _ _ _ , - _ ._ _ _ __ __ _ rx*

at .Mr 6'"

1* ,, I

-‘-‘rf-i '-;~;-="i> ft -fs... 1; »'=';r:f _ ..~;~.s.‘- ss* -_/-»_:'-yr »,:_.._-;-»: _‘fi » _~ __ .- ~ -_ »- - -_ - , - -,~ -_

" »'.:`-,=‘ ‘-§"‘;-'~'~<- 1' ' ’ I ff- »_ _ ‘-_-' '~ ‘ 1: - - ' ~2~;. ~» -_ wr " * *` i'

_. '.» r cg; _ I ‘|' _ .~`__1»“'- _ Hr.; ~ _ :§{‘ v ¢!f=4.‘;-1_5-".' is . »~.F.: ‘- ~ ; - F '_

_ ,_,_.. _._.__ __ ._,,.,- __-.~__.'_,»__ _ » ~

. safe... _-e..>».~--=,_- .-.- , -_ .. _ ..- -- ~ .~,.» f -» 1. ., _ ,_ .,i_t-..'_.,.. li. , K, ..~ _-__ si ea. ._-».-.,. ' -~ if = _ _--il.,..1»_,i..<.s-a or. '- _. -1 _

EGZEMA UN NUSE

F r Nine Years. Cured bY °_UT'cuM ° After F' e Dootors Failed-

W

=»-»-»f»~°“;:s:.°:s:.‘:‘.:1°;

nose. A lirlt-class doctor told mc V X _ that would soon pass away. I had four raoctpirs treat me for nose trouble. without alll' S00 ° Y husband decided that I should S0 t° N- Y. City and get treated. Tho bcst doctor in the city Epr nose, eye, and throat told ma I had ctzeipaliphrez worst.form.9»9dI ml-YSl» *my and get “ea 0 |~ f times a week. I did not scum to get any . so my husband sent for me to come home. me. I was home, I decided to try bUTlCT7f;; Faint' d,es_ I got Cm-,CURA gon, Cnrict d I was

mmf), and Crzrrcurm Rnstinvnsrt 8"

surnriaed to tlnd it was but a short time when my rose was all well. Mrs. C. S. Van Posrruivn, , l Point o’ WGOGS. BW Sh°r°'L‘I°

-_--.-”‘ 3 isr-

<»-em =~f\:r.r:.iL°.:2:;“.:;".i... ‘“§'l‘;u`d.nii\ftin‘ih:0w‘it(li IIIi"iIcI'|: it 'ioAP\nd|¥¢“"" °“°l“|" F ‘ I" ‘ ° "` Pieskinand FMP ini' 'nh Cullum* (omunnmphnlin .'n and innum- of crime and ecalemnllny l¢°l\‘“f- ‘“'“‘ K' , h “_ mation. and thus w '“7D 1:23' 3:"

_ _ . -.

Bo?‘ b:3dh€XIdT°tE;veU Humor." ff"-

o .

sive tous stun “»se.:.s‘sz.r-

ll/ll/all/ZZ Paper

-Elegant

--New Designs -and Colorings for

Spring Decorating .

rises are as aitrallre as the goods

Room Mouldings

Window Shades

F._i. rfio_RNse

J

U2

V

\/

_,__

$ 5%( l<

ehél

Q *__ -- -__:‘::**' -

» \\'=siesi'»_s»:_a~- __ _

*5K<5iv'ov f/or -nr

lnsur”

For Fire, Marine, Life

Accident and Plate Glass In-

surance, in the best com- anies, and at lowest rates.

-APPLY TO-

F.W.§lo§man,

c||AliLo1'1'E1'ow'|i|. #¥%¥%l&%%¥%¥*%lIs

L_ B

Whatnuung about

A stef] Feed BOIALE i_L`.lo E811? l _We have some nic-» steel boilers E in stock that we will sell at ai small advance on c0~f. _¥_- 'l`he~e boilers are made of thei b st steel 1.-late and by the best .E boil 'r maker ‘_ =

l @- 1 an-_ . -- u_-_-'_ -_- *_- 1 _-_- ~;'-_ 1-

lllll llllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllll

W

‘C5 grae? rj .,.?.¢.-_'J H1 13217

--'-'-*J

b

“Ve guarantee them ro he first§ class in every res ec . .\`o ca.st_-”"-_-I-_‘ iron end », all s~_»»f~l9, :___-

._.. Call and sm; us before nnrcha>-ing §

elsewhere. :.=

-i -i 1 1-;

lllllll Sli 3

u :__ THE ` '_' RN." _

ririridcri. l‘Ii~gEu~ e"~ fl fiiaffhi' ig; __ Ei

>`.ef< in _\'a\'i_:1-liir.ri‘€.-`- \‘~ li tri, Pr.-"I

(`h:t litZc_<_-.‘.-.'-', P. PI l. "`

;1'i~.:t-; l.-5.

.___ la a-_ _-_

-i --1 wi -1

"fl

__- Q1 1

__ ‘ _."'=:

¢-.~¢

1. “_ ._"` 1. Q...- __ 1 -_ ___ 2: -.-_._ »-_. L-L1

- _._ _

.K-1-1

It is most earnestly to be desired

that the reported disposition of the Philippine insurgents to make peace shall turn out to be true. Otherwise a prolonged and bloody struggle may be involved in the effort to establish the authority of the United States in those distracted Islands. The natives held Spain at defiaince for a long

ousting the Spanish authority from al- most the entire group excepting a few seaports and strongholds. They could by a determined resistance now `» make the American conquest a. very slow and costly process. The rainy season is now at hand, and for months to come the climate of the islands will be fatal' to American troops.

It was with a full realization of the great didiculties that must follow a determined resistance from the Fili- _pinos that General Lawton wrote home that he was unable to retain and occupy the territory through which his troops had advanced, and that it would require an army of 100,000 men to complete the con- quest of the islands. Among other things he said:

‘-The didiculties to-day are those of

fighting guerillas in a tropical country. With my brigade I could force my way from one end of the island to the other, if I did not have to hold the ter- ritory traversed. But leaving garri- sons behing would soon eat up thc whole force."

We cannot withhold a. measure of

sympathy for the Filipinos. They had a long, hard fight against Spanish misrule, They were led to think that as the result of r the American victory they would at length obtain self-government. No doubt they are yet untitled for governing their own affairs. No doubt the ru`e of the United States will ultimately be for their good and must be estab- lished. But the Filipinos think they have simply ` changed masters, with some doubt whether the new will be more toleiiable than the old/for so far, all they know of American rule is martial law. For all these reasons we hope that an agreement may be reached which will put an end te the war and yet secure fair justice to the natives of the Philippines. -

,_A-4-. A '

A Caucus ofthe members supporting

the local government was held last evening.

Hon- John Costigan. who was a.

member of the late Conservative Cabinet for many years, voted with the Laurier government on the test vote on the Yukon charges. He thus ' voted against his 'old leader, Sir Charles Topper and his late colleague M.r Foster- There may be a good deal of signi- ficance in the vote as Mr. Tarte’s newspaper appears to think. Mr. Costigan has been hobnobbing and banqueting with the New Brunswick Liberals, espocially Messrs. Blair and Emerson, of late.

-*_* U On April 15th a. despatch from St.

John’s N. F. reported the_ harbor there blocked.by ice tloes and a. whole ifleet of steamers waiting outside de- sirous to get in. Among them was the Canadian Liner Gaspesia, which passed St. Pierre the day before under her own steam, making three knots an hour, after having been ice-bound in the Gulf of St L.=i,wreoce for inanv weeks past, She reported that her bows had been injured hy the ice- Hoes, that she had six feet of water in her forchold, and that her rudder was damaged, It is probable that she will hive to go into dock for repairs.

\Ve are iriterested to note a. move-

ment in iii;-3 Wes: in ‘favor of uniting the »`5Jri~; of Ternper:iiic_e and Good

is, yes. Last yearl obtained through, Messrs. Geor e Carter do Co. W0

here which wa~ re 'ired tor

I atn,vours respectfully,

Gsoiies VY. HOWLAN

DIED

At his residence, Euston Street, in

years.

'l

Hats and caps- 5 cases the

newest st les of hats and ca s

g 4 3.' ‘ I P

Prof” °‘ Jus Opened- Bois’ we fem Oi.1SW$Sp8Il€( l 1 __

. ~ _ ` 10c each u . See them J

term of years and had succeeded in | ?n;‘l;i;7; ‘he ggggfjenl 1`;'l’:;‘;';d 1?? tea i B. Macdogald & C0.

fi ld ~ \

tiirnips and mangolds. Tile inner-ts grew TRY Dl8»m0Ud Shoe Dressing 153 3 S- to perfection in both cases. I had ` b0U1U 9-1 R- K-J05T’5- F OF a Sample of mme examined S111’ Ladders just received.Fennell & ff bv an ei. ert, who ronouncrs ~»

. 'P _ _ P ` 1 chandler. so si. _ f them equal in sacciarir e matter to any I I;

grown in Canada They can be grown 5;

- _ _ _ . I

euccesslully on any ot our well culti- I ; E n vated farms. The beets of themselves SEE TH E CHAINLESS. if ’

are line feed for caitle._a'id the retuse s_ F_ Tarbush of The High Grade §

after use in the sugar tsctory are good Art Co,y M Tomato is at Present mak_ ;

asmlant mod for h°gs` _ a delivery in Cape Breton and wishes 2 I *'-'AND'--

It ‘S awed tha? gf"““dlafted iggai) If his patrons ro know that he will return

__ _

now °em.go'_nlanu';1'urch mm ° ee to Charlottetown about 18th inet.. and ' .

root costing esst an I .ee cents per to be aware of Parties who are now L; polmmaslhe farmfrs get from SLO() doinvthe/Island and in man cases 2

average cw? “mg twelve tcm to th” they age Iorpthig same hoyiise yand sdcurg- 1* A M I c

a°r°° ing orders under false pretence.All giv-l E;

MILLINI-:RY

to $4' 56 per Um mr the beets an leanin the eo le astra b y sa in 4 if

ing,heir photo or tintype to be enlarged be sure that the agent can show you authority from Mr. Tarbush or The- lliigh Grade Art Coy’s guarantee. Take the newspapers, you can not do wi-hout them; see our recommends _#from Lady Aberdeen, and from many

V of the noolest families, and tive of the

this Ci'Y» 0° W"‘3U@5d*W» 19‘h Apfilvi leading publishing Cov’s on the Island 1899~ Edward R’L`h‘3» E"q~» aged 84lwho have our work arid put us ahead

of all others, for quality of work and upright manner of dealing. I will have in a few days a number ot life _ porlrtits which I will give as premiums

and cures your cough Ur. Harvey’s Southern

EI) INE

250. A Bo1'1'r.s.

_ THB Haxvr-:Y Mnnicmn Co., Mfrs.,

Montreal.

i

to all holding their order for our best

i grade cf work; either come, or write line for choice of pictures. The first l good order gc-ts first choice of Hon. W. lli. Gladstone Hen. Wilfred Laurier. liste Rev. Mr. Sutherland and a half ;dozr-ri other City and I-land sui»j=c-.ts in iwater colors, sepias. or crayon. Rem- lihe name S. F. Tarbu-sh, and pace The 1. High Grade Art parlor Charlottetown _‘Queen St. Charlntteown Headrffice _f n Toronto. 13 d lw W 2i.

I

1

B- ~1 -_~_- "_-_-"_-___ _~ ,_-'

now milliner dress goods, ribbons, laces. Silks, velvots. ftillings. etc.. ere. The very latest nnvelti.-s -Weeks `& Co. 20 Ri eod

-ginuiiiiiniiti §Ha.lf

_ §Price _ §Sa.1e--I* =

We have placed on our; counter a. lot of Meds; Boots in laced and Cong-E ress marked from $2.75 to; $4.00. They are yours at `:__.§ half this price. A chance; in a life time; take advan-§ tage of it at once. Call; at once and get first choice. E

I Illlll

gi. ii. iooiioiiiis

E The Shoe Alan. E

lllllllllllliliilililiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Tnutrv cases new goods now opened,‘

iaassssassase at-Houseoleaning §

Made Easys

Ladies get your houseclean-i

_ ing done ‘ now _ you * will be ready to enjoy the bright ¥ * weather. _ _ * * All the little things that go* *to make it easy we keep. * * Ammonia, _Borax, Carpet * __ - Washes, etc. Nothing for the i*f1»f-iiwre like ormoo runnin* * SM", It shines, cleans asit goes, *good for the wood-is easyto _ use, Silver Polish, Chamois, * Soaps, cverything for house- cleaning. ° *

(Lowest prices prevail.)

entral Drugstore

Central Drugstore.

Sunnyside.

silt O

E

55°’ __ lslédléaltélfsslltilléilt

is

to .@

if

'\

/:.\

r_dSht

._ ". > xi a./~

-ooo

l!llLllll311'l`ITf?*"=' I i"‘=?2E==¥" if’-11'.=f1fr=¥=.':

"Uzulizllililllf.;f;ti.l.ff..;1;;:zniilizifiiirflf

¢..i»-_....

I

ry '" _ , _ __

_l I 1

“CREST”

C

D at rt

“cm-:s'r'

_ conssrs

L Slltdtvtlyanddrlln. AIT ` ¢mym&velmm ,.U°"'°“°4,§ for z-lien.-mi

COS! only 25c. more than l’QllhtD&A§y£,l@llh& .

inaniaes.

Asktolootlsem. ¢,)

'by ct-in ti; t<i»»_fetlicr in the bonfis

I both the “{\fons°` and “l`eiiinlars" arei _ _ ._

-~ ._ ~ u

Terripl-ii'<_ Tlie>sf_~ two excellent oi‘g'-1ni- l *'63 5 . - _

1 'I amp e hi ale

7.~.ti~~ii.s li-ive a coiniiion _il-j:~ct_ an l it \voul:l seem might “ell ful ow the pre-_ <ffl'<l'_‘11C >ci by variotis; religious bociiesl

l

of utiion. Ir. t ur own l.~1l-and '

.»~.rt-ng, and not rt-rv unequal in num- I bers- Thcv have done excellent ser-‘ "iw fOr' ti. _~; 'f `_ ~'-"iety, and their W0I°li is I10'~‘~'. and will be in the fu- ture zis necessary and important as it has been in the past. It is well worthy of consideration whether they might not as one united order be able to do the same or better work, with greater economy of effort and money, and at the same time exercise an even larger influence for good.

, E *

HOW TO G T PLLMP

AN D ROSY.

Nature meant every woman to be

plump. rosy and well develoyed, and if she has become pale,weak and nervous. Dr. A W. Chase’s Nerve Food will re- store and revitalize the waisted nerve cells, makes the blood rich and pure and give new vigor and elasticity to_ the whole body. For ills peculiar to`- women there is no remedy so success-

Sy/ “e have 1'- ceivetl ano Z. ”\

\l:='- L"

V goods;

$1

hrom these low nriccs ~> count of _

@@@@@@®@@@@@

‘U

urchases last year.

Girls' “ Children’s “

'gooeoeoevf .nest effff

Shoes (3-3 cases ) Iliese t-tie all mei'lted at very low prices, consideriiig the extra finish and quality of the 'fe' 3

G 20 0 F OR CASH @ sez Totem r sis: 'rri|.=.s| i ses 'msn

All our customers were highly pleased With thei

' They’re made in the following sizes only.

Women’s Sizes 4 and 4% 4 Men’s i.“ 7 and 8

° Boys’ r °‘ 4 and 5

ALLEY & Co. 4

to `> @@@@@@@@@'@@@@@@@@#

Groot Boot

i @

"T

/"WV

,'§_

ther big :ot of Sample _

/:<5

\

we take an extra dis-

aoooooooouooeoooo

I3 and I 6 and ‘9

f(\Jlg‘::el.hiitgal'1elaEi;¢;i>;lr;:ure of_Dr. A. W. yi

. _ 1

I C

_/

‘Y

illlllldll

U.-

-JOHN

if

Q lax-Zn

Lui!-`;`§uW¥"v* Y* I A* v -V( M '“`_“w’y"" 'QQ s Un fi* ""A°"$ &? * 1 »‘ `r wr \ -ri s "5 -, 1' w* @‘ J- >

VLA' 4 I I i 3'

4 l A 9 °‘ ` I '

ff F' ' 2 " Oni: Big Clearin Sale will notin-_ j » f __ - i ~

l , 8 ‘l-_ " “W -=¢‘|‘ifili»l»i.i.~-lit»l»\‘h it-i-t -till ill lr I torture with our epairing bulinels, or '

O A V

I _______ ` which will go on as usual. Ask up too ' f ' i _

_I _ A __ send for your old easy chairs, lounges. ‘ ; '

__ ,__ __J -- - - f A ' ~ - . Z

Sugar Beets Grow Wen imc. You get the covering at a discount ____ G

THURSDAY' APRIL 20' 18” ‘ Here and the lowest possible price will he -f-

._ - -- i y ° _ charged for the work. -John Newsom:

THE PriiL|Pr>iNE WAR. Gcvemment H._»use,Apiil ish, ‘99.| 20 si 3

Sm -I notice with great pleasui-el Our: SALE is genuine as I intend re- 3;

your editorial remarks onthe cuiiiva- ‘ififlg ff°_‘” b“9'°°95- C°fP° “nd F9”

tion of the sugar beet to which 1 given ln” b°”°f" °f “Xtra l°“'_ P1"°°5- Q“‘°k

_ - 9 dm buyers get the best choice -John New- _:

some attention for som 1 tim p- '. i ~ 20 3_ _A

Canthe sugar heet be successfully 50”- I §-_

I-U

‘ We want every lady in Charlottetown to

Millinery Department.

_ F. PERKINS &

THE MILLIHERY LEMIFRE

SUN_N¥SlllE

S*-‘ff llllllllllllllllillll Uillllllllllllllllllll

D

WANTED

NOW--_--~

li I

One Good Pant Ma. One Good Vest Steady work and wages guaranteed

NlcLEOD I

Il. Glllllllll SIXTIIS I

We are Fully Equippod

for the Spring

with the finest line of English, Irish, Scotch and Canadian nge, Uvercoatings,°Trouserings, ever placed before the peopl _ Order your Spring Outfit now before the rush comment will have first choice.

Gentlemczis F urnishin

White and Fancy Underwear, Sweaters, Athle Eandkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars Cuffs, Notio

_gprglon & McLe

iii Ni

ll ll lil ll (ill.

§

llllll ll

0F TDRDNT

Leads in inducements to

grown in this Province? Mv answerl _ _

lg O

Openir

ii Ilene

° llllll

$'°!~°!"‘

Low premium rates, absolute securit Unexcelled earning power for the Is conservatively managed and 5|) interests of the policy-holder. Guarantees to every policy-holder of

Iisure_Yoii Lile.

surance a vote at the annual meet Company.

THE P0|.lCY-HOLDERS CDMPANY.

J. ir. iross,

Cha