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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD IBLAND MAY 21, IKJI

conven- July 31

The Maritime Y. P. S. C. E.

tion will be held in this c‘ty on

August 1, 2 and 3. secretary Beer win be A TUESDAY. MAY 21. 1901-

one ofthe prominent men in attendance- -Halifax Herald.

p - _ -png A

lndigcstion ana Dyspepsia

Mr. Henry Moore, Pickering, Ont-

ltates :-"I used three boxes of Dr. Chaae's Kidney-Liver Pills tor Con- stipation and Stomach Troubles, and never found anything to compare with them. I had suffered from these com- plaints for many years and taken many kinds of medicine, but it remain- ed for Dr. Chase's Kidney-LWCI' Plug to cure me; am now well and strong. ur Patrick J Mcnaushlan. Beau'

harnols, Que.. states :-“I was troubled with Kidney Disease and DySp€PSi=\ f°f _ 20 years and have been so bad that I

could not sleep at nights on accoup): of pains in the back, but wo d vig” the floor all night and suffered terr e agony. Dr. chases Kidney-L1\'e1'Pi\\S made a new man of me, and the Old ' troubles seem to be driven Out °f my system."

One pill a 11086. 25 “nts 3 X' ul dealers, or Edmanson. B8!" 5 0°" Toronto.

I Dr. Chase's

Kid ney-Liver

Pills. -

lil;

Going Fishing ?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jamieson's Drug Store-

Ali new and reasonable prices. A Baden Powell would make the

Hshing better. ,

Ii/s the b=st 5c. Cigar.

_l_`_he Medical Hall

No1jicE

Notice is hereby given that all

parties depositing refuse on any of the water fronts or hiahwavs within the city or common of Charlottetown, will be prosecuted with the utmost, rigor of the law By orcer.

SANITORY OFFICER.

any 1s 1-11..

'»

Pallor and leaness are then

evidence of-deficient nourish- ment or defective assimila- tion. P U TTN E R’S EMU LSION contains in small compass and in palitable form a sur- prising amount of nour`sh- ment a d tonic virtue. Tnin people who take it grow fat, -pale people soon resume the hue of health puny child- ren grow plump and rosy.

Be sure von get Pi|TTNER’S

the original and best Emul- sion.

Of all druggists and deal-

ers.

F DR SALE.

|00 bbls Portland

Cement;

5D bbl Plaster Paris.

CARVELL BROS.

21006; 2__w H

Illiornationpl S- S. Go.

ron operon

The Pan lm si-lean Expo si- tion Buffalo N. Y.

Coumnxcrxc Mar

r3‘rn the Steamers of

this Company will leave St. John every Moxnav, wnnnnsnav and rur- DAY at 7.30 a. m.. for Ea:-tport, Lubec, Port- land and Boston.

Returning, leaves Bos-

ton same days at 8.15 a.m.

NOTE. Tm: snsr

non-ra

-ro 'rar-: Pas

Ausaxcnx rs via 1-as

x. s. s. co., nos-row arm ALBANY a. x. Arm rss caan- I-‘ona rascz new vonx cnxrnsr. Asn ncnsou axvan a. a.

Passengers arriving in St John in the evenin

- 8

Qngo direct to the Steamer and take Cabin

or Stateroom for the tnp

_For rates and infor t' ` l

'hcket Agent, orto ma ‘on app y to nearest

WILLIAM G. LEE. A t.

S-ex dw- - si. Joiiffu. B. I A V : _ _ _ ___i-_ B-

WAETED

Tl Work an Plcluu Walar Works

`100 Men or more.

Good§Wages. Apply to

A. MSLEAN, Ch’town,

1 i

Mrs. Carrie Naticn's lawyer has entered

a plea of insanity in her defence. If Carrie is found to be really insane it will be a little awkward for those clergymen and newspapers who may have endorsed her with a too precipitate emphasis.

easily during the recent lnterregnum in the oillce sf Stipendiary Magistrate caused by the resignation of Mr. F. L. Haszard.

Five prisoners were discharged yesterday in this way. We learn that to-day and until an appointment is made Mr. J. A. McDonald, Barrister, will omciate as Stl-

pendiary pro temporo. It :is expected

made at meeting of the Executive to be held on the 29th instant.

There appears to be a notable difference

in the 'zeal with which the British colon- onies have endorsed the war in South Africa, compared with the lack of enthus- iasm over the war in China. Of course 1' the latter is an international affair with many nations concerned But apart from

Police court prisoners have been let off'

that a permanent appointment will be iGravenhurst warrants it, In that institu-

a few evenings since in Lmdon, Ontario in a mee-:ing at which the Mayor presided. A number of prominent medical men advanced arguments and statistics show- ing the need of action. It was shown among ofher things that while in Ontario during 21 years past the deaths from smallpox had numbered but 31, the num- ber dying from consumption hadlbeen 31,609-a thousand to one more deaths fromthe “whlte plague." Moreover the deaths from consumption in two years past were 6,696, showing a considerable increase over previous years. The league formed is to promote the creation of 20 isolation hospitals averaging 50 beds each throughout the Province. The Provincial Government will give $4,000 a year and $1.50 per day for the care of each patient while in hospital. This is generous aid, but the experience of the sanitarium at

' ' ` I ' . 1 _ f d

THE MARITIME Y. P. S. C. E. An anli consumption eague was orme ii

I 9

:~§`,‘\`7

tion the cures reached 30 per cent-, 50 per cent were much improved by the treat- ment and in most instances would have been cured had the cases been taken 'ln time. -

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She Was Pale

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PER YARD

There never has been, and

the iiklihood is there never

will be as there is no money in it.

|500 yards

of fine high grade Dress Goods offering at 35|:

40 to 44 inches wide,Black.

Colors and Mixed Goods,

qualities up to $1.35 for 350. »\-

fpfilt) ii:/"T1

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this there is a most unfavorable impres- g u

i i d lt f th _ 80,11 as to the 10°” ng an Crue y ° e Mrs. E. McLaughlin, 95 Parliament allied forces, ani some doubt as to the ,greet T0,-om nate, - --

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fi-‘i

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250 Dress lannllls

justification of the war. Had it not been

for the mutual greed andjealousy of the powers the Boxer trouble might not have begun.

It now appears that after 15 years of

trial and experiment the problem of dis-

posing of electric wires under ground in cities is far from being successfully solved. Philadelphia has found that it will not do to place telephone and electric light wires in the same conduit. In New York only the high power wires were placed together beneath the ground, but hundreds of accidents result~

ed. The Boston Advertiser is authority for the statement that in no case has it been found practicable in any city to place all the wires in the same conduit. It de-

clares the experiment of underground wires “a scientific failure."

The London Chronicle gives a very

compact and true picture of Boss Croker as followsz-

“This remarkable dictator, holding no

oilicial position, without education, with a youthful record as n prize Hghter and ‘Bowery tough] spending the income of a prince, derived nominally from a ‘real estatebusiness,’ carries in the palm of his iron hand the administration ofa great city of three and n half million peo-i ple, the financial and commercial heart of the richest _'nation in the world. An Irishman, his power derived from the political activity of the Irish-Americans, he lives in Eogland, a country which his followers hate, and engaged in an aristo- cratic amusement-raciug-which they despise. His career is the most striking example of power without responsibility which democracy can show.”

____.

Itnow appears that the colossal steel

trust about which so much has been printed does not control by any means all the great iron and steel industries of the United States. It is estimated that the companies still outside of the trust have aproducing capacity of 10,000,000 tons, as against a capacity of about 15,000,060 which the trust can produce. One single concern, the Republic Iron and Steel Company which remains outside( the

Trust, is producing a million tons a. year. Itis believed, moreover, that the great Canadian iron and steel industries now developing at Sydney and Sault Ste Marie will be able to produce steel at consider-

ably less cost than the great American Steel Trust.

is the deadliest and moat painful malady to which mankindis subject. Dodd`s _ Kidney Pills will cure any ease' of Bright’s Disease. They have never failed in onnsinglecase. Theyarn the only remedy that ever

w cured it, and they are

only remedy that can.

The? alréednimitgions ici( Dod s i ills-p , box and nam:-y-but imita- tions are dangerous. The and onl genuine

Dodd” Pills

"°‘f‘°i.'....°Ii

The League ofthe Cross will i

put on their annual Min-

in Egg and Chestnut sizes.

, o, . My daughter

was pale, weak, languid and very nerv- ous, her appetite was poor and change- able; she could scarcely drag herself about the house, and her nerves were completely unstrung: she could not sleep for more than half an hour at a time without starting up and crying out in excitement.

“As she was growing weaker and

weaker I became alarmed, and got a cox of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. She used this treatment for .some weeks, and from the first we noticed a decided improvement. Hero appetite became better. she gained in weight, the- color returned to her face, and she gradu-

effectlve treatment for the ailments and ‘ weakness of women that is obtainable

Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food.

Minstrels

strel Show in the -

Opera House -THIS -

21 -Shining Faces- 2| 4-End Men-4

t usual pl-ice.:

Admission f-'cxets at all Drug

Stores and at M tch li’s Bookstore.

’ ~

_COA

The Schooner B F Wood

New York about the 22nd , ' ' ' ` s

nst. with 700 tons Hard Coal

mlulslcu

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ally became strong and well. I can- *Z . "-1 ff' _ 25

not say too much in tavor of this w_on- QL' @ 'QQ' @ L3 % iii derful treatment since it has proven . /52 /.451 ~Q_-'TZ ’ . nl( such a blessing to my daughter." '

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is the most

50 cents a box, at all deaiers’, or Ed- ‘

manson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

Do you want to have it veil built. and you dm.’c want ~

" pay any more for it than ou have to. M ex '--rience uara -

As we :have secured a p

_ _ \ -

specially reduced freight we il uhh- and

cure n ’sDisease X?"/U " “

Doofgaigg is _wills»ll low whilst landing-4 _ fm' tha

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5-16 10.- _ e e - -

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Come quick and see win-

dow.

Jas Paton &.Bu -

--Worsled ulilngs

This season we imported the largest and most attrac- tive stock of Colored Worsteds we ever had the pleas- ure of showing our custorners. Judging b y the many orders placed with us, this class of Suiting will be very popular. They are dres-y, wear well, brush well, hold their shape when properly cur. and made by ns. p We will be pleased to have you call and see our goodi and get§_;`our prices.

_Morris Block

wngp

y y p g mei

first-class work, and -ny-up-to-date wood-working plant makes possible for me to quote the lowest prices.

Mouldings, sheeting, windows, etc., always 'on hani at

lowest prices `

e w. w. HARPER

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Fitzroy S". East, Charlottetown, P. 0. Box 2115.

lllasse Hari'

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_ Thesuooessthe Massey Harris has achieved

195 UH !‘¢P\1¢¢hon 1t_has earned in the realm of* high-grade bicaeles rs but what it rightly dg., serves and fo owe naturall honest effort to make the best bicycles tha? genius unlimited capital and facilities eau p;»¢¢u¢¢_¢ bkyck esteemed r - - '

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place withlg Iembegt in (tihe world, and the models or x x wx 1; ' apd 205! useful imoggovegaggttsimn tht newest

_ Too manygood pointsvto go into an elaborat‘

F, P ls world-_

among specaal features and impmvgmgug gn these: - _

Safety dress guard for ladies which i A

per_cent of the top half of the wheel-°:'e:l:¢;2_(i

aww--essex emofairy annum me ml

Tuesday May 21. ng you me _

Going to

Big Slraet Parade al lluon. M _ gliliiisiion 25 me as cents. a

I _ _

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.i For Quality strength and style it has taken it’-

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description _of any one of them, but the ehief “ch In p'aut' food’

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grades' perfectl equipped-options enough fiirm for bést'

Bedding That Bloom

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for you if from me. annuals:-F

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or speem tended ro. Mail orders tion as soon ss Hot houses and Street, west.

JA Ch'l°Wl.

Worth’s

Livery

I .1 Prince

Ch’to'wn.' First class 7

wanaagnnnnnn

_and private ephone 52

H. J.

5-20-d 3m _

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Dainty Corsets

Ladies.

Style right. Fit

Made right. All

Manufactured

PilllSlAN Quebec, Montreal and

double t

BAROU

AND BILLIARD *For Sale By

I am imtructed by the

2ls*, at 12 c/clock noor-:- , . 3 B »r'»uches in good |1955;

2 Billiard Tables in good

.1418 dts

f the estate of the late A Esq , to >ell by Auction at

. ket Square, on 'IU

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to please any and everybo. y. -i 0

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-tion, and lasting in Ntiogen (Ammonia

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sieeznladiea been imposed u een -IP mm-impro:-'ed ha_ndlse bar udqgt :ut 3- (|ggdgd_ TU339 a_1‘8

ur Aninnl Fertilizers.

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