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Lends beauty 'to the table.

D ’ ' THE Guardian has been asked to co: rect

an erroneous statement which appeared

in the Cut Glass ling in this paper and The Patriot regarding

ont you want something

s clownward tendcncv qiiic'i~.iv iriih

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Everv where. `

_ _ Herbert Vauiderstine who, the itemEstat-

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A- ""f-""'-‘vw _'fi' " '-_" -___ '”'_"_"'__'-_P-_'° Adviccs have been received that the

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or the Finest Finished

hoto Work Come to th

Leading Studio

CAR SONS PLATINOTYPES ARTISTS PROOFS

CEC). H . COOK.

NEW De-~BRISAY Br,cQi{_ he studio wh;-re baby is always

wel.on'e. °

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Have You Got Rheumatism ?

RODD’S ‘RHEUMATISM CURE’

Is prompt. sure and eH`ective in removing it from the sys- tem. lt has cured others, it will cure you.

Price 5oc bottle, prepared

only by , GEO-E» I-\UC.l-IES,

Apothecaries Hall.

0lARR1lAliE.S roi situ

1 Extension Top Wagon, I

Buggy. Both as good as new.

THOMAS PICKARD,

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Carriage ifrimmer, A

Charlottetown. B

Apl 25 dw rw.

i 1 4°. _.

PAumA.

Scientific Hand and Head Reader

and Natural Calisthenist, will give life and character studies at the W. C. T. U. Rooms, Grafton Street, daily from 9 a. in.” to Icp. m. Each full reading com- prises your Life’s History from the cradle to the grave, your charac- ter and proper sphere in life so as to make itra Success. All physical culture exercises adapted to the pupil. Fees Ladies verbal. readings 5oc to $1.00, Gentlemen $r,oo to

2.00. I _ 4-Sdtf -

Furniture Sale

We are- instructed by Mrs. Cyius- HcGr¢¢°l'

sell by public auction at her residence on

Prince Street on Monday April; 2731 at U 0’cloek a. m. all her household furniture

comprising cf parlor, dining room, bed room. hall and kitchen furniture, carpets. P130 curtains, silver waie, china ware. glBSS.

Bhd crockery ware. V , - blealtha

Terms at sale. & co -l S & l A R103? 1‘0l1l1d the dust Of de8l3h_’v

, _ R -1 -me ‘ ' ,

April zz d is BEN] CAR-[E Auctioneers _ Ji g _ THERON BROWN

L! g t _I BANKERS AND BRoKsRs

136-138 Barrington Street, Halifax. N- ‘-

K&l&.%&&K~§¥§R§ '

lliud Walkers

Women who wear

carriage than thos who do-not.”

Queen Quality

Are comfortable from

the moment cf trying '_

110

on-_We can Ht any if ‘the brightness of nozmday spl1*@"`i§r when

type of foot-thick, *N

thin, long or short.

Alley & Co

$3.75 tor,

$3.00 for Shoes

their \

LLOW MARKET

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BASKETS

We have just received from '

England one large caseof

nglish Willow lilarke , Baskets I

KT!

There are several different' varieties and they range in pricefrom 45 cents up to

$1.25 each.

Call early and get irst

choice of them, Beer or . Goff

mi ’.r. f ~'-,r '¢\.f ', ri. 5?* » i»‘1'(`.f.='. ,~»'i‘~9' TLj,` _WW *Qi

_ Hamburg-American line intend to run a regular service to Halifax this spring and _ summer from Hamburg. Four ships l will be employed, Adria, Armenia Assyria and Arcadia, and they wi 1 leave _= Hamburg every 10 or ,I2 days for Hali- " fax. _The Assyria now due has 1,462

` passengers and the Adria which left Hanf-

, burg Tuesday brings 1,118 passengers,

trbuted to the Wesleyan a highly ap- _preciative sketch ofthe late Geo. C. P. ‘Palmer of Newcastle, N. B., It is in part as follows: It was early in his ministry, while at Charlottetown, that the thoughtful character of his sermons began to attract attention. Many other ministers were more attract- il ive in pulpit manner and possessed great- ter adaptability, but few could reason more closely or express themselves more

' mind; and his education at New Bru I wick University and his constant and _ severe reading developeda style of .ad- _ dress which required close thought from .tie hearer, but which well repaid ,the 1 eifect. A year ago Mr. Palmer delive d

’ _Allison Theological Uoioo. His sobjooi _ , was, ‘°Some Truths ol! the Incarnation,”

perfect fitting, comfort able shoes .walk better

have a more graceful y o '

what isconsidered sound Theology. “H

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d A Diseas ` _ " " 4 " '

the churchot God, Spmetimes he seemed _e very Common to the, __ __ _ _ ,__ _ _ _ _ __ _

7 mastered it. The conclusions of the

e hifi high ioeoiaboih ortho mioisn-y oo

»

' e l had fallen from a bcom of the dredge.

A vsrtv mat and u=eful souvenir

0111' Sl'.0Ck. i has been received from Horace Haszard

in the form of a p-ncil of dne quality equipped with an eraser and also convey-

W. ER’ ing the compliments oi the donor and a

. gentle reminder to “Use Haszard‘s Brah-

eweler and Engraver. min Tea," _

REV. Geo. Steel of Sackville, has con-

clc arly. Naturally he possessed a logical

DS'

re

the theological lecture before the Mount

that lecture markei him as a man who had read much of the beet literature and

lecture were ragresslve, brit agreedjwith

scarcely to reckon fully with things a they wel e, Butgrsther to address himself to thingsas they ought to be. His was a. highly developed" conscience. to it his whole conduct was obedient. It would be

tothink him capable of anything incon- sistent wlth’ the oharacter'BQ.;sthe 'Christ- ian gentleman. f He was traigéliling -up

in*a moment his place is vacant, and' the great iervice that seemed ,to be within his power to render the church must be one of the unfulfilled promises of this life.

d natural! of a fine physique of

respects very particular about the care

rallying quickly from the effects 0

from which much was expected. In th

James Palmer, of Mt Allison, _and his

away.

out .id

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'WHITE& C0.,

srocK iiiioiiisiis ._ i

Agents for _

.noun F oUTH|'L °°*‘°"l

“Q f ° f' ii auviiaszaiuzvs ~ 'Commission Hll'Ui8»nf “gh in . if _ 'vilgol ' fic BRAHMIN TEA.

’ Building T15 OW

- Fruits and Ne'w5°n S

hzgalesale Tropical and Domesik ,,, __, :I }ottetowa_ P_ E_ _ _ . ,

Co

' 0 ages: .

1‘g°’v;l1\;eB=1f‘:\°S‘-luomiions on n Telephone 268 P~ 0' B9* 46.;

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BEAUTY FOR ASH ES.

Housed with a. rnollusk of the sea,

Some atom life oi mean degree Must perish that a pearl may be..

Extinguishei, in its purple cave, From prison wall and crystal Wave, Its 'ruin wins a glittering grave, )\

Till, like a dewdrap cool and clean, Englobed in light, a gem serene

Adoi-ns the bosom of a queen.

O life that climbs from power to power! Each darkness broods a brighter hour, Each fading sows a. fairer flower.

0 triumph of divine desires When human passion chokes its fires, `And all the brute in man expires!

Till then the spoil of vanquished pain, The brave! loss the grander gain, ' The search of love among the slain.

»- For Gcd discerns with punctual eyes The ,godlike where the carnal dies, And clo;hes with light the ranscmed

prize.

“1 make my jewels so," He saith, “Of s>rrow’s tears, A of suppliants’

. ` '

.

wdeiiaa ~ f~ ~ 1

e . .Kisses are not <=°mm_°n messes '°e“F1>'. °“f 1°, WHlTE’S VELV E'-n1i'El`2ide confection flavored /with SPGC1al molasses. _T hey ' _

Small Pte'ces,`blgEa5'l1`gcoi§;ide1‘iU~E’iqiwlityi. andrby far the BEST- ' - I fi? _ .1 '~ . lN. S. . , are the "Hl_7‘A 5" A _ ' ,i-_ml 41. . :Qi

i’“P°'5“ibl° A f°" M793; Wh() *Pew mm sees two thirhs, first, the digestion is de-

ranged, and second. thatthe nerves arein

ooo i.o.iy,iti_ooko.i oo if no might hive 1o.iigooii_ooi.oexiot._ Iidigooio iiio .tooo continued to serve his Tgeneration for before It has mme t° fermamln the

time, without fear of bad ults

f Ferrozone relieves that di ressing bead

bereavement caused by the 'death of his peculiarw d pepsia_Itregu\ates the “tion

Wife, and _feeling the Iespbnslbililiy Of hlS of the b0w¢1‘;? kidgeyg gnd ]ivg1~;g(;|_~gn§\;h. caring for his three motherless children, F118 C116 DBPVCS Bild I!18»k€B‘¥»h6 B811 10015118

his constitution, for these reasons, run in twentygfour hom_S_ _,

QOWD. S0 B Slight Skin 8.0Cld8DlJ !€S\1ll.lllg Tne general manager of 3, Tgrgnto Mgn. in blood poisoning ended a life uf_acturinz Company who us d Ferro?s___<3_i_ie

s e

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 27 !go3 , _

FROM W. S- LUUSON.

To the many citizens, .and others in the

Province who desire to have copies of any

photographs I have taken together with some other.. siowii ri illus rated lecture I would say, these may he ohtiilned by , leaving orders at Messrs Haszard 8: lMo:re,Charlot.tetown, or Small Sc Beairsto Summ erside. ' ` 1 On behalf of our Y. M. C. A. Charlotte. town allow me to thank all who assisted

dollars towards the fund for a new piano. ` We all regret the light havimr fai'ei

before the last twenty views were thrown

_*upon the canvas, and being -desirous to keep faith with a generous public we ex- pect to give _another illustrated lecture, in the near future in Association Ho/ll. The entrance fee will be within the reach .lot all. We only regret the hall is not large enough to hold all we expect to be

present. I

Personally the writer is deeply grateful to the Ladies’ Auxiliary, to the workers. to the clerizymeri and the public for their noble assis ance in helping our Y. M. C. A. to -become a place of interest and happiness in our C ty.

The twelve addressess which have been delivered have been wonderfully well attended Sunday aftmnoons and we have reason to belive have been much appreciat ed. Nearly two thousand men must have attended these service s. The reading room will soon be open to the public, newly painted and improved. The annual reports will be in the hands of the public. in a few days. ' To the many kind expressions of ap- preciation given me, by so many papers, by Horace Haszard and many others, please accept my thanks. In one part of Rev. Mr. Ful1erton’s versatile lecture, that gmtleman stated there was nothing in my head. In another he holds me up as the Post Laureate of your beautiful Island. Between these remarks and your many kind words I hardly know where I am sit. Ho-wever, I am grateful for your _many kindnesses and close by saying: _ I write a good»deal, and make quite a

' show

Uf my poor little portion of brains, But down in my heart, I think tt at I

know , 1 Just enough to come in when it rains.

WM. S. Louson.

Nervous orsriersii.

Quickly Remedied.

L . A~SURE CURE.

In a case o Nervous Dyspepsia a doctor

is:§:;i.:sie;;;.::::1;:;;i.i“.‘t°“::. - ` 2° '_ `. I $ 0 l K

- _INVBSTBD Wi'l__`l'l THB ~' , ~ . oiiisir Wlssi ure issuiiiuct coluriurt

s

ache and burning feeling in the etomaph,

dejct-ted dvspeptic feel likes. new man

“MEET ME AT .T HE.ALW AYS BUSYSTORE

YZ I/ite §ZfZ1@Wizl71g°

‘in making our illustrated lecture upon;

Prince Edward Island Scenery . so success- ‘__ ` ,ful. After paying expenses, the Associa-_ . ltion have netted seventy-five or more

. The display- of our magnificent stock in the

different departments' is well worth a visit from you.

Especially Dress \

(ioodsand Silks

' The, Elegant-fabrics here *shown are the _very

latest in the world’s markets. The assortment g C

r 1

these, it is a pleasure to show them; therefore

S » American People But Now ~ E .fffv

. ©IE{IIE}]N"I‘

as_ta1'ved»irritab1e condition. _ it _ ' . °

If abreast ot the times, and in touch ‘ . . ' _ 93°' 13°! _I-1°' . with i-.no moot aisoo`v_¢rifs one doctor 'fir e Th1S 15 8 Pure Indmn Tw. P11* UP 1° °°¢ lb- 1”* P°¢1=I8°° sure to advise Fen-ozone, which is pdw place of growth W¢ have handled this befom and an

universally prescribed in cases of acute ante.; ips qali =_ up * si¢.¢‘m ~ . f_- tit is H

- ~ I . ` from

Indigestio a fi Dyspe ia. . _.1 ». 1%

Ferrozoiile iii preparedsspccially for dis- g°‘fd°“Lt° the t”'F°t- " W if 3»5’i5i§” . °‘W will Pl¢89¢-

easesfot tge stomaoil) and bpwcils, .and as a Phone 2 ' cure or ervous speps 8. as p Ov! V

itself a thousand timbs to be superibr tld &

Possssse y _

more than ordinary stature, and in some _vVh€re_Fe_n_ozone is taken after enh

Of meal,it is impossible for Dyspepsia or vo- - - ...__

allothers. " _ \._i_ ___-ii ` 7 i C' I . ll

tomach, and by its regular use one is

enabled te eat and drink anythmg at any I P

"2 o

‘oo ine rerfeoiarroieoiion viii. zo Years. . if

presence' of his only lrother, Principal

sisters Misses Kate andiM»iud, he passed

e with viry n_i__arked resui_ta

strain of co ducting a.

a ou ayear ago,

h k If. Doctorst

my good heallh in aehoit ti

am pleased to recommend

forwarded to N. C. Poison ston, Ont. '

Barle ,perbushel. . . .... .

_Oatmeal,per 100 lbs....... Oats black) per oushel.. .. .

‘ Wheat per

Potatoes, perbas ......... ..

Béets (table). Lamb skins ech'.... ..... ..

Sheepskins ........ Woo (wash~.».n..... .

e

saysz, ‘

rge business

u endeavored in old me onlv a

re -me but time, f used ctlv restored me. I have con-

rrozzne, and it." ' r‘you can be al . Eve-ry re- and sells it, es for $1,255. l if prire is 8: Co.. King-

brought on a siege of Nervo b t which I

valnios a eo complete rest would eu not being able to spare the Ferrozoneinsfe-id. lt parte

fluence in the mer ts of Fe

What Ferrozone can do fo be~t proven by giving it a, tri liable dr_uggist recommends price 50c. a box, or three box Sent to your address by m-ii

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

(Farmers' Prices-Correo

te

....040 to

Beef énrcasslper lb . . . . . . . .. _ Buckwheat ..... B the el' 4

u r, p ....... .. . .

galfskins, lib . . . . . . . . .

el' 02...... . . . ... .

-Hi§i’p£r.ton . . . . . . . . . . . . Hi es per lb . . . . . . . . Island Flour, per|00 ibs.......

Oats lwhite) r nishel

Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Turnips....... ..... ..

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d Daily.)

eobeeeebeésueeeeees §ES§53§93§§g@S53E@$ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ceoeeeQooo6~cEoooeco EQg@¢8S§3§SS8S88ESS$

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yet invented.

. results.

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The New Rimiess nyc

~ Glass mountingis bec

very popular among eyeglass

It’s the daintiest. naatest _

and most secure _mon

We’ve fitted quite a num-

ber with themost pleasing

26.- F. Hutcheson. _

oming ‘

ating .

DAVID ING LIS. o‘ii»i‘3€.§.‘I1o‘f‘i?”i:R.

~ _ _ Queen Street. ~

please the most fastidious. We ask the favour of a

call from you. It is a pleasure tolook at goods _

1 pleasure; our pleasure. Come l A

Will return you at the end of_ the period 5oc with every dollar in-}‘ ~

vesteg, should you die before maturity your beneficiary will -_ p_<;:_1cv_eorl.o<ip and 25c. of every dollar you invested. Write-ati;

ca . - ~ < . ei

ii>ii`“ui Lifts

i »

s. uiiirix

Ch l t

at 0 telown’ Montague’ 'l`here’s lots of H f Murray R1V€I'. 1-on Tm; Coxsnmrrrvs

Bones. Wanted EMULSIBN

Jeweller & 0_ptlcian,Desbrisay Block.

_ .

.amm.ss.¢gg,g,,.,@"”‘;_i§"‘~“’°“‘ ..i"‘ .~ e

. . nv ' A oo _ ax,

NHis1§:t,casky price paéd-' W1§Ii;f_f'1;l;¢ ;_-iizgroroo ii..(i;..o.§gf..-

ova tra erti izer o., 1 , 52.. rw . ,_ ,_ om”

in illd Hai

_ i , The wellkifown

_ I Will leave Charlottetown for? Bos

A '£111 Of - anchor _ , _ ton via'I-Iawlresbury and Hgax

EVERY TUESDAY AT , 01(

, Brand Straw' ' 'Hat . ’ _ Returning will leave Boston Sat-

# urdays at noon. `

" - - 3 Passengers via Pictou on 'Wed- Enamél do lt’ We _ ynesdays, make connections at Hali

_ ‘ _ ` » fax. i For tickets and all informa-

haveit roc a tin 3; tion appiy tg .

- W. W. CLARKE, Agent

'l ~ Charlottetown

H L CHIPMAN Manager,'

ii uns., .Ka

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1 i MAY 5th