S' '_ 4 _ _"_ -_.__._.\. . .. , ~» I , ._g» __r . . _. _ _ lat-=». l.~_:-: r l ‘ , _ I , _ lets?

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Ten Months-

Wreck of Nova Scotia Schooner

'All Lhtt but _Might

Been Qvad' § rhritdg to the extreme.

~ if ‘iii 1 Tis specialities were good and 'added

mu* to the |m°““_ _ _ tl- DOB? or Gala! nurrnt. _ Full particulars are expected hourly.

TH Ciiiwiwil ' 0| V0\t!l@l\lll il! L0lno`R,`l.ptil W.-(Special)-It is ri wan cvazoa ooinuo noun.

M.r.`Wil ndoubtadl the t

‘V __h“;rn_nartriu: cw. kY'“ ‘xv partedttiat sixteen thousand Japanese Bought April 3),_(Special.)-- Lo

wo ei-ful aownamaaipniasea liaveiee.¥°'°°°d 'E' !°l“ mv' °“ Th“"d"" ““‘ C°I=°i1.Vi°er°y of india has sailed hr |

. IBN M°Au_m. camp-Y M" °."°d,_hh,” thou*-A Rushing ln h Eughnd ctiss, our hospitals and our houses tha

0*! W” asisniimr °“i“‘°"°‘“°"’iim" proved themselves a most popular and `l`l1\l8i!¢D1i-m°iiP°li¢i\‘ll- "_ Lows Fun opmun

"ph" t'°“p° “nd th” '°"'m “ `aioieu.1.arauasa vro-roav

. S1-_ Loom Ahhh 30__(She°h_,h__Th° ia the large cities, the average length o

'iw r; ~ , gf ~i. -

cue-roars anvxlul eooxmlo.

Orraiwa, April 80-(Special)-The Oas-

toms revenue for ten months ending to-

3T7 over the same time last year.

i. c. a. maeporna snicxnns.

Henman who fltiicided by hanging a Petltcodiao was an employee of the I. C. R. offices. _

widow and four children.

N. S. SCHOONEB WRECKED.

bucto Head light, ten miles south of He

ring Cove.

au. Harms eunisnmi.

dashed to pieces on the rocks.

wreck was still standing.

Names or 'run viorius.

The vessel belongs to Bridgetown.

Those on board were:

Capt John Atkinson of Rexton. N. B.

Jas. F. Bowden, of Guyeborc, cook.

Archibald Beard, St. J ohn's Nfid

John Long, Richlbucto.

H. Kahista, Halifax.

H. Lang, mate. . - ._ ___________.---

WHEN A SORE WON‘T HEAL

Because of its power to heal raw, flam-

ing flesh, to allay the inflammation and stop the dreadful itching Dr. Chas’s Oint- ment has a world-wide reputation. If you have become discourage by tho fall

ent the test. Like thousands o

-,MONDAY MORNING-

» nga zr

; ,ii ' 'f-' Tal Opera House “ _ ,__ /gs 1’ -, was fairly well tiled

lj) ,3 ne; - again last Saturday _ll . night to wimess th

" f' " closing performance fi ‘ _ of a wears engage- ‘ ment of the Jere

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the *sons of the @l'l3ht Express wlol

train crossed the stage, was

Cbsailottetown will be eagerly looked

--MON DAY MORNING-

"4"" "'“_`.""°'_°-""" _ ° ' " W "' ‘T T ' 'Y " _"*'_`_“'_°` '°""""' Pl / 'v 1 A _ 3 _

, ci-uiRLo1'rE'rowN,. P. E. 1., MAY 2, 1904. ‘

I BINGLR CDPY 2 CENTS .35 CENTS PEH MONTH

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sioNAL vigioizv

woiv at me i/in

M iiire sm ron _ , , _ _

Gam drove, Three Mmm, in miigi;-_,-_-;_~\;;'fl_==~3;»':_=°_~5_°3i-_'_=i<§__gf_§\_;=_-_ gguh-3 Crossing the Yalu They Drive the Russians fro

“‘;`°° "”°"°°""i”“°»"“"’ ""““““ Fortified Position-Many Russian Officers

so_s__' Qvgihgreacappzpe. _ ,

. , ereat membe Q;@ __ .V _

_ x ,°‘::':.‘:::, 2.“.:;‘...“‘$ .i:u.':.'.i v . by Sharpshobiers-W0rid’s Pair

" C' "‘ E"‘i"°’°° S"'°‘d°"S°d §;`-f$'iil¥§°Z.Y.ilZ§i.l‘Itfiii'»°'}I'.`fi'.`.<i'1i.§~liis n ,Opened-Lord Curzon Coming '

iairodulss, - mme -

sharp-shooters picking oil many Russian Many representatives f forei

' Umwlv- - countries were present.

'wa

Hllillil lllli _

S llll. E. E. lllill|llS

m Dealing With the Necessity ol"

Mouth Cleanliness.

Teeth and General Health of the Body-How to Care for the Teeth.

life has materially increased. Clcanli

The Japanese were afterwards rein- World`s Fair was formally opened today ,S now dam* d d __ ‘S

n e on every an ,

forwhrd io by many.

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uohonm Auh m_(sh“|‘h___H“.he1-h forced and gained a signal victory, their with fitting ceremonies.

li o gn month. It is through the month

~ i

H .B any yah" hm and hav" B THE newly elected session of St.James

8 W were ordained at the evening service last.

night. ---

___ AMONG the passengers by the S. S. City Ti-i€_ S. S. Bonavista was loaded by muse B mouth whh h number of dechyhm

H of London to the oity yesterday from Carvcll Bros. in twenty hours with 26

anxrax, April 30-(Speciai.)-The _

RBv.F.C. SnrPsoN,Sourla,preaohed very Crapaud were E. Boswell, Henry and bushels of oats, e000 bushels potatoes, which 1, 0, . hl h d

schooner Onora from the West Indies i - D °°“°'~‘° ~° B 3 Wwe- is

H aocaptably in Zion Church yesterday. Mrs. Vi adinan. lo0 tons hay, 85 fat cattle and 16 sheep

with molas_aes for alifax vhaa wrecked The annual May pmcessmn ot chudr" THE Cmy of Landon Wm make the ant besides butter, cheese, etc., _and sailed Dm-thai” of fqod which have remhmed for on Dunoaas Reef, a mile so th of Che- numberlng In an about two hundred wok mp at me reason to vermm mv” LMS yesterday; gnornlngl at foursoclvck-_ SUB some time in the cavities and also become

r- Dlaoe yesterday afternoon at St. Dun- morning wherealarze cargo awaits her. ,;u__e;i;‘f ;o__f“°_“" “it '_‘ " J‘_’_h_;‘ “t__°“ Duirid- EWU this iii not the worst for

iitan's Cathedral. Alier the procession 556 fifiiilfiii i»0-!11°l'i‘°W- .n UR' ° rep" e B°“°d‘°“°“ ""9 “‘"“' Louis Bfeh~ixt.Mi1rriw Harbor; George 21:31ellligigiliodsrlggudilil deiillrlllladisl :,n:,.,T,‘f,';il;lF,R ;px;;T,;i;:tbh§,::hu;: ful; I1* is understood that George V. Moore, R’-Hd. B011 Cf C091- ReH‘i» S\1mi!1¢i`Hid€§ , to supply the demand as no other steamer pus whiuh evehhhhll nude -hh W ‘rf hh

rl t fr Dalhousie returned to" ` _ y I ay ° G

with cattle will leave here before the l5th st,0ma0h_ Wh,|e Such mhdmohs exist in

The life savers went out and found the the popular whsorlal Brush of Gmfwh gm ug as om

h ati arlors of George CiiBfi0f'l»€i5°W“ S55“i‘dBY Bight- or liih of May. This is a very large cargo the mouths of mu” h, "_ any wmder

crew had left in a small boat and been Street has purc else iep

Robinson, Queen Street. Mr. Robinson THE lunch ommher of James Loherhhm tu get together in so short a time,

intends removing ihortly io the West. Queen Street ophoslm Prawn Bros _ has

All perished but would have been L d d _h h M d

Errims received from Sy ney state “ii “MUD” B - 0\‘°l18 l‘0i10vh Iii! im

“ved ntimy had xemmned ab°"d as the that notwithstanding the reports chat mimviwvrvvimects have been iimde- ‘ THiS “SH WAS WEN-THY'

°‘”°ui’°x Md b°““ §i‘°m9°d °“i’ "h°"°» Tia Northumberland remained at` '_

‘”‘“Y “"9” sim “is” in i'h° “W 'md it is Sumi:ne`rsldc all day yesterday but leaves G10 » R A |155 S 1,

. , ‘ .- Gossip

still spreading. So far there have been 1 t_h| , f hh P 1 L It UCEHE Pr G °°“er the cause and in manv cases of stomach .. z:;i....:.;‘::i‘;x.'1..i;...°...‘:.“.......1:;::::2:2:::;‘;i‘1.f;°.;‘.;”;':.‘:.;:i,>..>;;:_ be by ti SAMUEL WOOD and John S;ewurt were L0 tim Ialmd will be Ufdefed min WW; brought a curious souvenir. He ha mouth put mn thomugmy hygienic cond

arraigned before Stipendiary Blanchard, ' this °fW"“°°°- found a. silver American piece of the ye Saturday charged with assault on Peter THE (my of Landon hm, yesterday _1876 in a big cod which he caught. The the mounhtmq Bpparunt ,hat it bah"

` sworn quite smooth and ta `

Murphy, caretaker Southport waiting momlhh hh 7_3() °»,,|,,°k gm. Cmhhhd had _dime wa

house but were dismissed as there was "turned ab 3_3() p_ m_ She had lame] niehefl brown.

5° m‘Wrial 5Vld°n°¢ 5331555 them- V cargoes both way§,hnvlng on return 5 tang ___,_._-_-»---

Asrxcnsons'qnarreii;ecween tenants nerr. weaves esirs.8 heed fer. caitleror

era iinnse on ritnmy street 'east' ii§r"'9¥i1¢¢w¢ 6¢>News°m~.i»nd»;-o»<>h,\aea»,»,pi.. _EARL 0F_ D_L_|§_l_)0NA|-D' hhzhf, about, hah oiolock hhhmobed B con. butter for John Knowling, bt..l'ohn‘s, and ' "".`._f """"" ' ‘

siderable crowd of people. After the Jenkins8:Son.¢ii-Y- K__________0N Aprh 27 _At Queeds Unh exchange oi hot words and threats to S,mn-uma “oven” eiockgis being ex. venfby cou’voc“Mon this afternoon the ment fiom above downward on upper,

h\'BBk idl1_l;i1_8 hCi\1;f: U10 DUN'-ie Urlved “lid hibited by W. N. Ta to at his je elry Endo( Dundonhld was “wen 8 “ea and from below upward on the lower so

L Il W i

M0080 9 Ii IDB Dil Dfi1°@~ store, Sunnyside. The time is not indi~ ;o,,hhh,h when he Wm. presented by P,-|n_

i. d b the ordinary face and hands but or hl Gordon for honorary degree fi i-he teeth “Hd l'€U10V° BUY Di\l”i1iCl€

ure of other treatments put Dr. Chase‘s M18; LAURA F0"-tgp., 5 student ni,-, the oil B Y ~ p

' 0 ii b BDGWIFH- lusmad by numbers “fur the manner °‘ doctor of laws. Ile made a fine address,

tween the teeth will remove any particle

.000 ieclh, the matter thrown ofl' from the

1 constantly being swallowed along with

for the relief of indigestion and othe

tion.

of twee

of food. Apiezcof silk floss passed be

Ointm to . _

others ou will be urprlsed and delightei Uni" Commewml °u°“e as e .

Y s l to the calender. Lech hour and each min- mhharyh, °hhmcte,._w|thh,,|ew of the wmch mum not be dmodged by th

with the results.

_____.__--- ,

See A. W. Reddin’s new stock o

ment in the city_selling at very low' prices.-the Central Drug Store.

50 d Qi

___________--~

-Philharmonic rehearsal at 8 o' clock t

night.

iNv'icTuS Boors

Have more style and finish

combined with wear and good fitting qualities than any other shoe on the market. They are made by a practical shoe and leather man

Geo. A. Slater,

Montreal. i

See the new lines that have

just arrived from the factory, made on the new last Liberty prices $3.50 and $4.00, laced and elastic sides. Leathers, Box Calf, Valeur, Calf and Yioi Kid, thick soles, and light soles, every pair good- year wetted. __ .

iiilii BRUS.

BAIRD & PETERS, St. Jolin N

S guarantccingll

ed the Phunographic Institute diploma r

Shorthand and Typowritlnib “IBS Fosifor “be is i“di°‘t'°d by a “Huber "5 tml: 9°" part college graduates must play in the I I is an expert touch operator on both single 0¢l1-°10-30- The clock is especially maven- n_muu.5 de[enCe_ brush. n c eansing the teeth care shoul

f and double keyboard machines. She has l°“'° fi” deik 'md °m¢° “5°- i

Fl8l'llllg l28.Gl{l6. 'l-ll6 fll'lBS'C 8.SS0l‘li' algo taken up the commercial work in REv_ Dh_ McLEAN_ hum" of The ________f---

0°n°il° 'md Wm ilndinie 'mm "int Wesleyan, preached two eloquent miss-

department inashort time. Mies Foster hmhhy sermons in Grace church and ORDINARY CORN GURE5 AR

- 'EB.0US.

is B di\“Zht'°" °' G°°“‘° F°5"°"i MW' First. Methodist yesterday. In the even DANu Oiwxms have been received from the ini! iii? the Fifiiif M°i»h°diSi° 11° ditilii with because they contain acids, but Putnam

i N chwenf, and the pmg. Painless Corn and Watt Extraotop __

be taken not to allow tartar to deposit o

its Value in Preserving the Natural

This isan hygienic age. Today more

rd hygieniacondltlon is maintained in our

ever before. Owing to the improvement n

the hygienic conditions, more especially

nes

but nowhere more than in the

that every particle of food we eat,

; every drop we drinkandagreat part of

the air we breathe passes. With the

S. mouth in an uncleanly condition it is easy

to understand to what a degree our health may be impaired. Take for ins-

at often a decaying tooth becomes abccssed,

that lndigestion and dther stomach troubles are so prevalent, and that our drugstorca are dlled with patent medicine

stomach disorders. The ilrst thing to be done in treating any disease is to remove

d tion. Realizing the serious effects tba

ar may be brough about by uncleanlinesii l

r' us to give this matter some little atten-

'l‘he teeth should be cleaned atleast afte each meal and before retiring using a powderonce a day and an antispatl

' mouth wash at each cleansing. Th

brush should be given a rotary move

as the bristles maybe able to pass be-

them. If alter taking all care tartarls fonndtobedepositing, you should have your dentist remove it and thoroughl

E polish the surface. Few people ar

ware of the destruction tartar is capable

lilllllSH lllli

SPANISH SHIPS

Collide and Latter Sunk With Thirteen ofCrew.

lreland’s Exodus Still in Progress,

Mostly Going to the States- Frce Trade Liberals Nom- inate Churchill-

in.i~:i.aNn's nxonos.

Loivpoiv, April 30-(Special)-A Par-

liamentary return shows that since 1851 nearly four million of Irishman have

emigrated.

During l001i, 40,63) lrishmen emigrated

33,50i of them going t.o the United States.

wt.\'s'roN cnuii.cniLi. Nouinarzn.

The Liberal Association of the North-

west division of Manchester has unani- mouely adopted Winston Churchill as its candidate on the free trade platform.

sifariisn e'i'eAiiii~:n ivniuzirim.

Eamicorn, England, April 30-(Special)

-The Spanish steamer Zazplrakbatfwas sunk all the Scilly Islands in collision with the British steamer Cresyl and thirteen members of the crew drowned.

teeth, it being of an irritating nature the guiiis rescefic and often pus formation takes place around the necks of the teeth. The pus is discharged into the mouth and tlnils its way to the stomach. In time the icjetli become loose .ind if preventative measures are not taken they drop out. By devoting a few moments each day to the care of the teeth the mouth may be kepi. in n cleanly condition und the teeth ‘preserveil for the use which nature ln- tended them. The cleansing of the teeth should begin with the child and be done by the mother or nurse till the child can bc taught. to do it itself. lf rare is taken in youth and a vigilant watch kept over the teeth for any cavities that may make

h their appearance, by having them filled at once, not only will the teeth be preserved for usefulness and beauty but the general health will be greatly improved.

Remember there are no teeth like the

ones nature gave us. They were given us for use,it is our place to take care of them

E. E. Rosirve, D. D. S.

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TURN ING DOWN THE DOCTORS. The marvelous cures of Catarrhczon o

are being inuch talked about. Thousands ure irlnlly recognizing the exceptional merits of this simple inhaler utatment. and instead of running to the doctor with

thelrlwintcr ills they protect themselves by Catarriiozonc; it iril a colds in the head in tcp niinutee, quickly relieves Gatarrh, Brom-little, Asthma, Lung Troubles, and cures even though all other remedies have failed. Catarrhozone is very pleasant, safe und 1:0-xvenlcnt to use. its best re- commendation is its enormous sale; try it toda . Price $1.00, small size 25: at Drug-

[E of working. When it deposits on th

glsw.

headquarters at Ottawa by the ofllcers of tl'-B Cilliild 5° 0|' _

c ti 1 t bl i omposition. Rc uc . --._ A

the Fourth iiegimencsiating thaciiie Re- vents for missionary work there. A §';,,{,‘;,_’I,`,’,§,f,‘°,,,‘}i-‘i>,§‘,,f,,,,,-_--, we the only

glmental oillcers are to he placed on a war S°l0 Wil! VBFY SWBUUY Sunil i1“\”i"i! the sure, safe and painless cure for corns and .

if: b Miss Winnie Holbrooke warts f ___ , _

'iff '

at any time that they may he placed on _

' ` ` th ket "

the W" fuomm Gay’s seeds not only grow but their long experience in e mar _E THE E°“="°i °Dl“l°“ is '°h“*' °h° P"i°° °f gardening businesss, enable them to know the pai ticular seed of the ‘ -, °*“"°"‘ Wm I” 5"” ’°' “°“‘° “im” °“ many varieties bestadapted to our market, and suited to our soil and _.

D "°°°‘""' °( te" b“y°" 'ww he" t'°m` climate-for instance we have a variety of beet and cabbage seed not _.

` " W have many

Boston and New York who are endeavor .

obtainable from any other seedsman in this province c

hm t° pmt up “H the “unable Bmk' h ieties but we know this beet and cabbage to be uncxeelled `

ot er var

Montreal ‘S al” mam” enqumes for me and this instanbe applies all along the list of vegetable seeds. _

Dakota reds. Up to the present time _ _ _ very few potatoes have been marketed We are always pleased to give.ou_r customers information a ong_ and the remain in the cellars of the our line of business, regarding planting. time of planting, soil besti _

farmers on account of the very bud roads. adapted for ggch grop, &c_ _

l t f Ma eas and flowering sweet peas, an¢¢ to plan;

A few weeks ago the merchants here We commeime tg P ang 15 0 y P _ °°“\d “°l* Wm* “Y °°"'*i“"Y ““°‘° ° beets carrots,parsiilps,radlsh turnips,spinach,lettuce,onions,slialiots. set

P"°° ‘" W” “'°"° "°‘“°“ ““"“ "h° oniods. cabbage, cauliflower, sprouts, celery, parsley, cress, savory, _

` l umbcrs squash

farmers began to haul. Since then, how sa d 5 t

ge thyme broad beans etc. an at we p an cuc . v _

°'°" b’ U" "mul °' amiga bum" me um’ kin cdrn beans. iudludidg all the varieties of green. wax, dwarf

p°m'° market' has “Many advmced to gud sole beans: The above applies altogether to the open or outside

the great benefit of our farmers.

planting. _

TBI vviitiiiiwil ¢i“i\iiiiW °f i°° in "h° We sometimes make a ist of June sowing alittle earlier than the above _ “ll” “ii “‘°‘"“`| P°‘°*' PH” '"‘° mentioned dates. but there is a richer, and for main crop later plantling

Q d°l°Y°d ’°"“°" °°'"“* °“d “V °° "’° is advisable- Look out for our vegetable and bedding flower p ant

l if tin this depart-

fxiegszznngasnhaa b:;:h_°';':£::'b:_ advertisment lat_er on. We are making a specia e or maay are afraid to do so. They report mm' °f our busmeu’ f b 1 d il v r da ) commencing good oatchesofharriairevsrywhera. The W* Wm bf’ °P°“ °" "5 ness “ ¥h(e ° Y y d t wn in he, hhmhh, n,h\,,Rh,,., 0| gint.; Friday, May 6th. Our customers from e country an o w

e into porn Saini-day after- lea sc ta_l_¢e note of this.

Skerry odll _ _ ~

noon after a successful trial. lahing herring. lilr. Skarry intended leaving early this morning to set his lobster traps of which he has nearly Bill.

. 1_1; heat its splendid ans, well equipped _

for thswoiiaalltlle machinery ii work- f.- i , '

a a 7

ing excellently. George Oroaaman, son vi H- H~ 0\°°l'iii°\i~ '~\‘° "ii “°"“ Charlottetown, next to Saunders 8; Newsom e Meat Market.

lpaintsr, is engineer. 4 a mo, tri a w it

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“As you sow so shall you reap." That is what

, we are taught from childhood, and it is right. Of n course you must look out for tlic “Stony ground”

and the “Tares"’ but it is of cveu greater ii1iport~

GOOD SEEDS.

We do not simply mean seeds that will grow, but

seeds that will bring forth a vigorous, flourishing

plant. Hcre's the place to get such SEEDS.

PLANT EARLY PEA5, ONION SETS, POTATO

ONIONS, SCHALLOTS, SWEET PEAS NOW.

CARTER & Co., Ltd.,

THE. si-:EDMi:i~l.

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as follows; 2 captains, 3 subalterns, 5 ‘Q 3.1. ‘

sergeauts, 1 Quartermaster, 3 corporals, , 1. _ ' 2 bcmbardlers. 40 gunners; The war `§ _ strength will be increased by 42 gunners L l /B ’ ' and5 servants. The additional omcers ' ,` _

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