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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 23, 1901

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Lime Juice

One of nature's gifts, is becoming more and more a drink for all seasons. To get a good article is to get one of the most delicious drinks imagin- able.

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' will please, it is pure; _ strong, and has all the _ delicate flavor of the fruit.

- SIHSON BROS. &. CO.

Wholesale Druggists. HILIFAX, PLS.

4 L f ‘-

in Iiiihpentleiit Ttiiiriiai, uiitraniinelled and

fearless* ainiii to b

. is s

Just, lmpartlal, Reliable. Newsy,

seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recogiiiized therefore as

The :Peoplehl Pa1>°'1'-

Published at its offices, New Prowse Black

North side Post ofiice, at the following rates payable in advancez- _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one month z;c. per yr_.._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $3.00 5eme.-,veekly Edition (Wed. & Sat.) per \-ear$i.5o; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$I_25 'Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $i.25 in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$1.00

Branch Offices

have been established at thefollowing pla_ce= where siibsciiptio is may be paid. news urnish- ed, advertising. Job work and other business

tfaii.=ac'ed; 5uin:iierside_ Rogers & Rogers` store-J. B. C.

Biker, Maiiager.

_-\lbeiton, Albertnn Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agent.

Soiiris East, Tel:phone oflice-P. G. Seaman,

Agent

J. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. H_OOD,

E litor. _Business Manager.

ui iuuuu uuiiuui,

THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1901.

Going Fishing ?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jamieson’s Drug Store- 1'

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

fishing better.

It’s the best 5c. Cigar.

_[he M_cdic_al Hall

No1jio|':

Notice is hereby given that all

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

SANITARY OFFICER.

my is Iwt. ,

Consumption is the bane

of our country. It destroys hun- dreds of precious lives yearly. Upon the first appearance of the symptoms, or where a predisposition to this dread disease is feared, PUTTNER’S EMULSION, should at once be

resorted to. Begin with small doses, but take it regularly and persistently,

und you will surely benefit. Many a ife has been saved by taking this in valuable remedy in time.

Be sure you get PUTTNEK’S_

Of all druggists and dealers

T I Ll

tow Pasture

First class pasture for cows

now ready to go cn, at Brigh- ton; Apply to

MAJOR WEEKS.

22, Si Pat and Ex,

CO .

The Schooner B. F. Wood-

'aide will be due here from

New York about the 22nd

nst. with 700 tons Hard Coal

in Egg and Chestnut sizes.

As we :have secured a

specially reduced freight we

w_ ell low whilst landing

A STUDY OF STREET LIGHTS.

By the prudent forethought of a. benefi-

cent City Council and the operation of an expansive and liberal contract system Charlottetown can now boast a system of

street lighting that is altogether unique. It has not received that attention to it is entitled at the hands and eyes of

scientists and curiosity seekers. It works in a variety of modes several of which have not been introduced with like suc cess elsewhere. If THE GUARDIAN might suggest a name for the system it would be the Twentieth Century Irregular Inter- mittent. It is so arranged as to give the greatest possible variety. Fixed lights, shining steadily would become monot- onous. Flash lights occurring at intervals

of a given number of seconds would be al- most equally so. Our system avoids this sameness by introducing surprising and engaging variations. This is really its

strongest point. At some times the dark- ness predominates for nine seconds out of ten. Then may come a quick succession of flashes at intervals of one, three or se~

ven seconds, quickly followed by blank midnight darkness which may be felt. Another variety is introduced with great frequency, in which certain streets, or portions of the City are illuminated while other streets or sections are obscured,

touchingly suggestive of the lights and shadows of real life.

Viewed from a. distance the effect is very

striking. The gazer from the heights of Tea Hi11,or from the deck of a steamer ap- proaching the harbor sees a glow in the

be the radiance of the Island Capital. An

instant later it is gone. Then asuccession of light waves break upon the sky, each followed by darkness, and the gazer, if he be a stranger, is left to guess whether what he is witnessing is the effect of search-lights from a deet of war ships, an advancing lightning storm, or the shifting

gleams of the aurora borealis.

To the observerabout the city. one of the

endless varieties of the system is the lamp

that slowly dies down to ared gleam, then

disappears, and some minutes later after

throwing forth a succession of sparks. re- sumes its wayward brilliancy. Several of the lamps that adorn the central portion of the city are of the winking variety.

They close their eyes so to speak, and as- sume a meditative attitude for some mo-

ments, and then look 'out sleepily upon the town again. To the lovers, ensconscd on the seats of Queen Square this feature is

especially grateful and pleasing. They are assured of frequent intervals when observation from spectators is not to be feared.

Upon the pedestrian, the wheelman and

the drivers and occupants of wheeled veh- icles that may be abroad in the night the effect of theintermittent system is varied and sometimes absorbing. Collisions with fixed or moving objects are frequent-the carriage with lamp-post, the bicycle and the wire fence or a seat on the Square, the 'pedestrian with the point of another ped- estrian’s umbrella. Thus the people are

taught watchfulness and vigilance, for the Intermittent System is a great educa- tor in its way. '

It teaches hypnotism too, in a. fash-

ion. We can imagine one of the lamps

the great McEwen, “Roll your eyes up ward and look at me, and you will discov

Baby's clothes should be washed

with

“\lll."|`0Rli|E”

It makes them white as snow with

out rubbing.

' z mkes 5e, at all grocers. g

McKinnon & McNevin,

Queen St.. Agents for Ch'town, P. E.

....5

northern sky which he fondly believes to ll,

saying to the passer-by ln the language of

- _ i

fortliwitli the ob~ei\ei looks out

upon the v.-ry duikness of Egypt. He is left to wonder whether' he is in his seiises or has been hypnotised, and nl-o to wonder whether the City Council were not hypnotised by some

strange influence which has induced them to bring in and continue the Irregular In- termi;tent System of street lighting.

Upon our country visitors the effect of

the System as an educator is not lost. They are quickly induced to take a. deep interest in thc marvels of electricity.

Only the other night a visitor from the rural districts was studying a street lamp and afiniii-ing its momentary brilliancy at thc Citv H-ll corner. As usual. before

the ardent gaze fixed upon it the basliful lamp blushed and went out. The observ- er was quick to note that another lamp in the distance was still shining; He thought the electric fluid had simply passed on, \\ arming up each lamp to a momentary glow as it passed. Passing out to the middle of the street for the better seeing, he ejaculated-°‘Gee. Wil- lickins. It they could only have half of ’ein goin’ at once ivhit ii. sight it would be. But I s`pose it would cost to much.” And yet we get all these varied and fas-

cinating experiences for only about one

half more money than other cities pay for a like nuinoer ot lamps that simply shine and do nothing else. The fact is that the I wentietn Century Irregular Intermittent Syslelll Of Lighting ougnt to be advertised

are a special attraction for tourist visitors. bor verily there is not its like any where on the earth.

Nervous

Dyspepsia.

In thlsage of nervous diseases, when

people on all sides are falling victims to nervous prostratlon, paralysis, loco- motor ataxla. and other dreadful mala- dies, it is a. comfort to know that you can turn to Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food (pills) with absolute assurance that it will thoroughly build up and revitalize

trfxfeeble. wasted nerve cells.

r. Joseph Geroux, 22 Metcalf street,

Ottawa, Ont., writes: “I was nervous, had headache and brain fag. I was restless at night and could not sleep. My appetite was poor, and I suffered from nervous dyspepsia.. Little business cares worried and irritated me. After having used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for about two months. I can frankly say that I feel like a new man.

“My appetite is good, I rest and sleep

well. and this treatment has strength- ened me wonderfully. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is certainly the best treatment I ever used, and I say so because I want' tojglve full credit where it ls du. '

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food makeo he

blood rich, the nerves strong, and t¢°~ stores vigor to the whole system: Nl cents, at all dea1er8’. or Edmanloa, Bates & Company, Toronto.

Dr. Chase’s

-Nerve Food.

375

Just received 375 boxes of Oranges

and Lemons, selling cheap wholesale and retail.

ll. A. Hutcheson, C,,,‘,’;;’.°;,,‘;,,,,_

-21 dtf.

ssnuawaearana 2 lass iooi. if

glue Test ol Time;

§ as applied to Carbonated Beverages has 1( proved that the drinks of our manufac-

* ture are of the very best quality.

For over fortv years they have been

Erst in favor with the trade.

sie SPECIALTIES. ietlngerlle. Cream Soda ale Lemtn Sour. I it llrange Phisulilte. Ginger Bee sg Sarsanarllla-

* Your orders will have prompt atte -

tion.

nanauwannau

#G. H. SIMHBNS

Q 5-22 dzm then cod 2ri1. Charlottetonw.

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To Be Sululiy Auction

Ou Wednesday the 12th day of

June, 1901 at 12 o’clock noon, where she now lies at the Steam Navigation Company’s wharf, Charlottetown, if not previously disposed of by pri_vate treaty,-

Tlia Gund Padilla Steamer

‘Jacques llaniut’ _

length 117-6 feet, beam 23 feet. deep 7-4 feet, 379 tons gross and 239 tons nett tonage. Built of wood io Que- bec in 1888. has a beam engine with a. surface condensor.

The hull. machinery and boiler is

in good condition The vessel has a good outfit, having just been refitted and passedinspection i.i April. Her 'certidcate allows ilie vessel to carry 1300 passengers, and she can be punto sea in a few hours.

For particulars apply in Charlotte-

town to

L L BEER~or to

L. C. OWE N. i A

Charlottetown, P. Island, May

Z ,

,-21st 1901, 22, 3aw td. ,

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011 Exhibition

To-day and To-morrow _ _-.e No Trouble to Shou `

Come in and see them. 15 lines showing ,in samples of each kind and styles. Prices. -

Special lllluslin-- 5Qc.

300 White

'Lawn Waists

All sizes and the finest line of Silk Waists ever

shown in the city, Only one of -a kind.

J us. Paton 81 Go.

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Home-Made Read -Made

ls The Best Fiode Clothing

Pure all Wool Black Worsted Suits $12.00 Pure all wool Blue Serge Suits 10.50 Imported Worsteds Suits 800 Imported Serge Suits 8.50'

Yonth’s Blue Serge Suits, sizses 32 to 35, long ___ pants, - 6.25 Having removed t

. - B UCE,

Tea- (Estate,

Write for samples and price l1st_ as 1. A MCLEAN C

agents are wanted in every district. 1§,d,&,,,,f

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535.

A lABt yvbr, I4 sag 200° Nice appearance Will be a b for someone. Cdl at

Great George S

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A Medium sized Befrig

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Bedding Plants That Bloom

are the knd that ou wa plant about your ouse an your flower beds. ’1here wi

No Disappointmi

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for you if ou procure vour from me have the folio annuals -

Astera. nbyasum. cuter: Ageratnm Balsam, Ch muliq. Calhopsis Dianthus( Ga|.1i_ard1a Lobelm. Mgr (Afncan and French) N

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mend

zum (Dwa a tail). Petunia thum

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Feather, P lox Drum

inns (Casterml Beau), Scabiosa Stock-1, Verbena 2 These plants have all been 1

from the best seeddprocum have been wellhar ened of will be certain to do we bloom to your satisfaction treated Advice free Geramums for bedding i obtainable. Cut Roses and Carnations re at the end of every week for special occasions prom| tended to L_fa.il orders receive careful tion as soon as. received Hou houses and garden Rid Street, west

J AME S TAIT

_ Ctrtown, Post Omce Box No. 544.

.Worth’s **

Livery Slab!

Prince Street. Ch town. P E

First class single double teams. Fine turnouts for Wed and private parties

ephohe 52

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Now Landin

4.00 chests HASZARITS PURE

BRAHMIN TEA imported dir-1 , --

ect from the G. A. Warbui°ton T" wg'gO°§,§°;f“mff;°

Good Wages Apply to

WANTI

; li V0!! lift

Build a house

“Omg I0

Do you want to have it well built. and you don’t want

pay any more for it than you have to. My experience guarantei tirsoclass work, and my-up-_tio.`date wood-working plant makes it possible for me to quote the lowest prices. '

. Mouldings, sheeting, windows, etc., always on hand at

lowest prices. , ,

\V. HARPER,

Fitzroy St. East, Charlottetown, P. O. Box 218., 1

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