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THE GI’ARDlAN CHARLOTTE

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rows. rnllvcli Enwsno _1sLA.Nn~MAnc-'H21 ' ’l`soé:

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,_ that President McKinley pines fol like

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lpcl lal pon cr und tltulardlstinctlon and

luis folnllilatod for lllm the follov\ ing tlt

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‘H1 Royal lilglmess \\llll1inl Mc _ . '___'-,___ __ .

__ TLESDM- NAQCR 57' 19°°_° ___ Kinlcy, President of the United States, 5 V

_ l"" i "’ "M 3"' Kim: of the Pllililmilw Islands. »

l HOW A LIBRARY IS APPRECIATED. _ _ . /

_ _ ____ _ Roylll Ruler of the Artllles; Imperial Yarmouth Mar( h 5,* 1900 I "Take the free public library out of St Commander ofthe Army and Navy, and ’ ’

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~ l,m,l_ lo ,ln .pun Nall \ \.lollll," says l’l‘ogrcss, “and it is safe to Chief of the Hliwniialls and Tippecanoe IJEAHBORL & bo'

, 'lm “mile on °i<ln<‘-uvvlvl ‘

_ 0., ,ll-,d ,Hug _lo ,nllxll say there would be open illsurrection-- Indians

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_ Gentlemen---I have used Royal Baking Ponds' for

the people “ould actually rebel. \Ve need ~ _ l ‘- ' l ‘

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BABY’S OWN SOAP

your child will have a line glexioil and never be troubled

mimi skin diseases.

The National Council of Wo-

men of Canada have recommend-‘ od it as very suitable for nursery X.

The Albert Toilet Sszp Cc..

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somctlllng better.

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Sealed addressed- to the

-»d¢».i,;ne<_f_w,iu~_l>i received at this

cies until _nooojéion _ Mend sy, April $11!, 1900. for" furnishing certain later-ish and performing the work lo&aryfor_»cog'§tructinn of a pir- lioa :lf the Chlillottetoyn Sewerage System, according ` conditions, lpciications and planfto be seen at ii oice and alsoat the oiliee of the Eg`IlPerS,'M'r*. F. C. flilin, 53 State &c, Boston Mass.

Proposals must be on form supplied

i~an.this odira and each tender must 'iaaecompaliioi by A certilied check In 500, payalie to the order of thc commissioners ot Sewers and Water Supply. This check will be forfeited ¥ the party decline the contract or fill] I) Gomplete the work cont/racred for. _Qt will returned in case of nol- laurptance of tender.

The Comnissioners do not hind

llbmaolv .4 .c~ accept the lowlit o l Qtenlir. _ '

HENRY SMITH,

Chairman

Utica of Commissioners of Sewers.

and Water Supply.

(Sty Hall, Charlottetown, P.E°I.

larch ZZ '1900'2avtd’

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TEN DERS

Sealed Tenders will be received by _l

Lundersigned np- to I2 0'cl0ck _ nam, March," ~`3lst., 1900, for the 1 -nation and completion of a cottage. f lhnsaodepeeidcations may be see' attic cilice of John P. Nicholson, All:h_ite_co.j

The subscriber does not bind him. nljo accept the-lowest or 'any ten- _ *rl _ _

' ` » JJ . DAVIES,

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` _ i l _ Peq a_ R0°d l with hundreds of millions of dusky sub. ll

17th, 1900 -- i7. 20| I jects. Gen. Lew Wallace apparently think;

Wiliielellli iilsllln

the counter, while hundreds of persons

in daily and nightly avail themselves of the

privileges of the reading room. The pat- rons embrace all classes, creeds and colors, rich and poor, Protestan t, Catholic and Jew, black and White. Winter and sum- . mer the reading room is never without its " quota of patrons. Perhaps one of the best

evidences that the library privileges are valued is found in the fact that among the thousands of books issued 'from week to week “practically none go astray.”

We cite these facts to show how a free

public library is valued by 'a people who possess its privileges and valued more and more as the years go on. It is needless to say that it would be the same in Char- llpiiewwn if we hail il libmiy, the want o which is so sadly felt. It is the mlenither

than the exception in American and Cana- `

dian cities that the citizens shall have free

access to books. No other form of public

bequest or donation from wealthy :per- sons in the United States is more common or more appreciated than the gift which creates or endows a public'-library. Some _ day soon we trust that a. generous' dons- 1

tion, aided by a civic grant may give our citizens access to an abundance _of the , best books, such as the people of other Canadian towns and cities have long been ‘ privileged to enjoy. T

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The anti-expansionists in the United

'Stated scent danger to liberty in the na- tionl obtaining possessions beyond the l seas 'which must be governed in more or

less arbitrary fashion, and hence greatly L increase the power and patronage of the ‘ President and his Cabinet. They point out that the British people would never have tolerated an imperial title for their Sover-

eign at home but consented toher being recognised as Empress of India, and that 0 the Prince of Wales, when he comes” to the ilimne will be an Asiatic Enipemr

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only clllotc the single sentence nltllough

~ 1 `- _-btféd ~_I " t andfmm

Both Mrs. Kruger and Mrs. 30nbert number 'Of yearq, u an gave a rm

boast that they hllve lilwliys cooked their that d8.V li() tlllS I l1B.V8 \.lSBd y0l1I‘ POWd€l' ya” llusballds` Sunday dinners. The wife of

the Boer gellellll ls _ also llle want a testimoniall will gladly send you one

_ there is much more ill the slime strain in 'thc article before ns. Tllere is no other

; llblic institution ill thc lnctropolis of New

Brllllswick tllnll its lilirllry lllorc highly

, prized: llolle of whose privileges so many 'avail illcnlselws lllld llollc from which

tllelllllss of the people derive so lunch ~ '

S:lillt.Ililllllll1.- about three times as

lllnllypcoplc ns (`llil.rlottcto\v:l. Its City lljollllcil contl'ibl1tc zilllluzllly the sulll of

$1_.~`00 tovvalrd the library, illld so fur from itllis slllll bcillj; tllollgllt e.\:cessi\'c. the

lpoplzllll' feeling would _inst-ify li larger

llllululll pl:_vlll<‘:lt. Progress says that thcl lllllllllill lillo\\»;-lzlcc nfllv voted is "il 811111

‘which lllost clcllrllczlllcd citizens sec :it

ll glance tobc rlitller lllcllger for the car-

rying on of so extensive li privilege" and

O "stipend of $1J00pei diem The Conl

l 1; -` ° _ mander-in-Chief gets $22,503 per year. Au ‘ _ _ 0 _ “ . . _ -. _. ' _. _ ‘ Admiral frets $23.00 per day,Vice-Allallirnl '_ I

A Deilclous Q _ There are tntllc tllous.tlld \olllnles on ___ _ -5 _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _

Tllhh-l the shelves, covering li very wide range ‘l '$:J'w’ 'md a Rear Admmu "$1)`UJ" * » l -

ng _of subjects; history sacred and profane; `

. _ _ ' The ilnp§l'lii_* will' otiile his alrciidv pu."-

llsnrllotltilelillgeill-ee;~,tl;l_ngoslele;_[;_-l*§;_1_¢;;f= fiction by the best authors; the poets: chased $75.l_lll_l0lC _,ll

_ _ nllzi an products for ' _ T _l _ Q ._ L*

Alva)-susethe uA1bel.t»» l`€f8l‘0I1C€ l>00kS; tl1€\\'€€k|.Y9-Hd monthly use in the South African campaigli. S0 _ T .__ I s il f

magazines of7Britain and America; the S&iJiSf8~CiJ0I`¥_h1\Vf= been U10 Sl1iPU1¢¥\_I'S Of _ ' ` British and Canadian daily newspapers, ` Ont' Q“e' and - B- tim°th_Y hay: lt' is e_X' V n ;""1'__’;f.f§»;fj`_"‘° ' 1 ,

L _ dd pected the British almy will be extelfslve ` “"4 -~" _

and hundrers upon hundreds of o users of lt ln the futul_e_ Frulll _l.almS_ _ _A

volumes on all subjects, some few of gour and comed beef are among :me __ __ _

whiclime rarely-called for, but are still other articles finding popular- favor. _ _

of value tothose who want them because Goiegnilentl lggpebulon gf an algwleg '

_ _ . . sen o." t. _ ica las ee ` `

they-_ clgntalll information not otherwise the msulggllrayge hoped to S2102;-vig' tllélgr

‘avril it e.

The Librariall,Miss Martin/ ells that from '- _ _ k _ _ I

cnellllndrcd to one lil lldred i nd fifty books 0 0 S U ‘f per diem are loaned, two volumes being _

allow ed at one tlmeion one card to each ‘ A G Pi

_suis-mail., _ - 4 , nm plain cloth emi., li b double stitched ieamli and tone bottom 8 l "'°"f 70”" 32:58- family.On Saturdays the number amounts cod Pa) master Fawn plain cloth Coats, d b double stitched seams and velvet 00|!!!

and bone buttons _

to four hundred and fifty, so that over a ‘ G f' ' Cadet blue ° cloth Coat, d b double stitched seams and edges, pllid ar o. _ _ _ l

thousand books are exchanged weekly at Suk hu button

1 Imam - si ' `

Light grey lgieviot _cloth Coat, d b strapped seams, double stitched edges,

possessor of one of the first pianos that were brought to P1‘eto1"&. `

War Notes.

The Patriotic Flllild in Boston reached

nearly $12,000.

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_ ' - ' it Britltili. 'l‘llc_',' \\.re

valued alt over $040,000,000.

selves by increased trade.

Assurances. "

There is one good' pay 0

master who is aroandon time. gives fall value, and never f3fLS ff! dtI_fy.' If tl? yang' V ` privilege to select him, and s, his name is pure. wliolesome blood. T7l¢'s paymastefmakes the rounds of the body, orbits brain, stomach, kidneys, liver, heart and/zeadalike. Hooffs Sarsaparilla acts as guaran- tor that fhis paymaster will do his duty.

_If the blood is impure, it cannot do its

duty, _and you are the sufferer,-but you need not be. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood It never disappoints. _ Scrofllg-°‘ An abscess on my hip snr

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Bet\veellJuly_ lst l8~.l_-<_ and June 30th

1899, 93tl,7-fit-_ cattle were shipped from _

Cnnadli to Gle 'e

The pay for il. full general ill the British _ _ _

army is $40.00 per day. A Lieutenant- _ l I _

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___ __(_`__£_`_ _helm e tlmt the new comlcll General gets $f£l.o0,wllile a.Major General 'rp " ` D ° _ ' has to strugvle along on the beggarly lobe elected ill the llcal' futvrr will d °

puliple satm lmmg, pearl buttons,

Pretty a_.wn Chocolate cloth coat, fly front,” apliqne trimming, YBIYBIS 1.-....°‘i‘“’ “““pi.."-°..’“’i.;li.“‘i” if“.i”iii”°“f§$.l’l.?‘*°‘*“' i ii.. ni..

c y c cos , » yi _ cerlse sa

Blaclr p1§?iclothcoat,d b double stitched seams and edges plaid silk

hmngl, pearl buttons,

cloth ` coats with double stitched &a'ms, Shipped %8,

_ silk lining, pearl buttons. _

Blacg plain cloth dtiébdouble stitched seams and strapped edges, red

tm u ls

Blackbroad clothpfbadlat, doublé stitchedfseams edges, comm mill! lin _ iug,_pea.rl buttons, _ ‘ _- “ Light l'a.w_n cloth spring coat, _d_ b, double st1tclled8&ms, edges

plaid silk hmng, pearl buttons, ' '

Castor._Venetia.n Dress cloth coat, d b prettily trimmed with bnid putt

satin hlnng and pearl buttons _ -

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lnnced and never healed. Another blob out on the othei nip and the next year thru more appeared. I took Hood* Sarsaparllg* r end it helped me. Since takirlg six botthr of the medicine I have not been troubled? uid previous to this treatment one ot thu lruptlons had discharged tor seven years.” l tins. Flzslvxnnv H. Tzlin, Freeport, N, 8. j After the Grip-“ Sutfered from weak- _

ness after the erlp. Began taking Hood’s larsaparilla and found it as recomrnendm nrelieved my son of rheumatism." Mu

¢»» MIYEB. Zepher, Ont.

Blood Poison-#Wu 'troubled ms '

blood poisonand pains in my heart Tried

Hood’s Sarsaparilla by advice ofa triend ind it gave me relief.” Mus. Lucy J

Rheulnatism-“Paine in my lrmufi

linally settled in my baclr. I was obligec ` to stop work. My blood was poor and I l did not haveany appetite. I could not Sleep l nights. I tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and l HDOd’s Pills and these medicines made me s well man. Others of my family hav. _ taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla after the gri~ U, with good results.” G. R. Rafts, Soul } Waterville, N. S. _

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THE CARPET .MEN

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Gharlottctown sash and _cor Factor

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.l<>i»li_A_. Nislifilnuiul give his _;°°1f°“§l °:°fl':;°__§i `°' ;“;;h1_LEss conF1sH._ 1: is much nicer

thnlllng lectureon _ I dar” lg* -:_s_°fn;';°_°“ Q than the' ordinary Boneless Fish ‘lhliilr the 'Slut all le! Yllrl._’ l~ - - . _ »- 'T

%|;°S3;° ll .°” ‘:'e§$MsL;?TH _repalmhe will advise you accordingly-

-* -7 P°_ _ °°P' and pelhapsssve your watch.

: _- _on 25,cent._ Qi BQAST onouprepair 'dl-palr1t~ _

’ If you allow your watch to- run

s ‘ta ‘c Dalia.. md Bulk , fment turning-‘out firsr class work only.

__ la A - ms” .Wx ocsnslrrllli 'ALL con Wann; if. you

h‘v° new given us 5 it . i ~ r - 'yonioilo semi we _bs pleats'

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_ to see you at Gnu! Gnome Srnsrr, _ _ _ _

that house situated on ` _ _ _` h “_ Bic' __-if w. N. TANToN _

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_ Canned Finnish Fladdies

_.Canned Salmon, (British Colnm ssl r _ _ Usuned Salmon, (New Brunswick) _<i......»_.l stan... ' ‘ s

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iWe hsvesomefvery nice BONE-L_

Also _Shredded Codiish in tins, Kippered Herring, '_ " 'H Kippered Herring in Tomato

.Cn.nned' Lobster in 5 and 1_lb‘tin»,_l

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