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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLQTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY 29, 1901. _

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N0 POLES NEEDED FOR 1-ELEGRAPH 9 D0.l.6!ld€l‘ S£l.V€ bllilll Of the “L I." will re-

LINES IN SNOW WNTRIES- THE Emmk S MAH" §?.`,`f%€§3§L'l°J3{°.l‘?“f..T.‘2?t§°?§.‘°§£’l?.€$‘i1°¢ |1' payg 11) Buy A1' pg|;|(|” 51 the amount for education being reduced

Consul General Guenther of Frankfort,

in a report to the Department of State, says that, according to experiments con- _ ducted by S. Janssen on Mount Blanc, it

were made on Mount Aetna.

Enormous Sale.

Many lmltatlons.

Dr. 'A. W. Chase's Nerve Food hu

some into popularity by leaps and bounds, until now the sales are enor-

mous, tar sur- passing those oz any nerve re- s t o r a tive oi blood - builder As ai conse- quence of this phenomenal suc- cess there have sprung up many lmitatious that relieve by dead-

‘ enlng the ,nerves ' but whic can

;'L,,,.--- “fn never really cure

ggi! are positively harmful and dangerous to the system. As you value your lite and health beware oi these worthless imitations, and refuse all substitutes which are said to be “just as good." ' Imitators do not dare 'co reD1'0¢\1¢€ the portrait and signature of Dr. A.. W. Chase, which are found on ever! U01 of his genuine remedies. . _

pr. Chase’s

Nerve Food.

1 1 l_

We have just received a

quantity of Marmalade in 5 lbs tins at

_ 45 C8lltS

A‘so C:oss .iz Blackwells

Orange Mrrmilale in 7 lbs tins 75 cts.

' 3 French Language, and here we have

beautiful example of its aid particularly wh and whole digestive System com-

_in the case of adherents of our different p1,‘if,f;yi§';‘;_’;e;_‘;‘?1;‘;_n`l;i1ere is dizziness

lchurches, for when is its waddling and weaknes, and gimme” of Vision’ pam;

n in leams some elder cr deaco

Lancs

_ has measured his length over an obstac

.__ " . '- = suelisscanbefound in no other citys gum of the stomach’ a_nd_dem.e531°n e - . nentl as in this cit of ours, he will and despondency of spirits.

. . _ . e

. _ . _ _ a

°°C°°.°°C°°O°°.

Driscoll &. Hornsby,

Queen St' § ority of the Council to his views, and w

Q\°O°v»O~OO~°¢O°°O»O°~\nl»l°°O

2 5 _ bl’

=Ulll'l‘llll= .KEEP A dull Lawn,

W e sharpen and

- THE repair them and ' make them cut

.GRASS as good as new..

Send them alongg I0 ‘

‘ ° C`t C lit' ~t lb 't l i

Street I-lghung' “l.yI.,Q‘lhl:isiilclelaglngytbd oadvdilatage at

_..-_ resent in the paths of the seeker after

S1*»-Y°“" i“S"“°”“'° *;‘1““°;‘:°;§“‘“;§§ Elmildggfrililg il‘i(i1i\l§rl;fliUlf<l` saiiivaire.

is no: necessary to erect poles for string- editorial on the great a van iz comic operas appearedme lines:

ing telephone and telegraph wires in benems gggruing to our City from the “Now is the time for disappearing, 5

snow-covered countries. If the snow is . Twyntigth Century Irregular Intermittent AY(pu gaket; helpderband _rio;i1;i`yicI>1u go

several inchesthick it Serves as +1 s00d isyitem of stresttigxiting was not only 'f3og"u§‘;ere°n§__,,§’ *}m°,§'_°b‘§,oW.._” 3

\llS\1lH\`»0l'» the Wl1`9S 0811 b€ l8id.d0WI13Dd well-written but presented to us in a In closing let me advise the citizens to 56 N85! f0¥' the \5l'l\USmiSSi0¥\ 0fl11"8SB8¢S- most readable style the salients points for Watch _for the “bobbing up” of “The T58 C0ll%\1\ General 8~ddS bh8T» Silllililr EX- which this system is noted. If you will 'fe°g;',‘,";°'g’g i'PixL;?;ugrff§;Jg“’M¥?ti;°g’£g: P°l'im¢D¥5 With ¢<l‘1°“Y f1W°l`ab\€ !`9S““55 pa\‘d011l112 f0l‘ Wfmnl f“\`Vh°1` °n the crat'Councillorinstructshis satellites how

lines on which you wrote,as an ardent ad- to vote.

mirer of this system and as one whgf Y°“rSitI’;’é-¥)»LIGHT_

“S BORN. '

ct ____ _ _ 7’ At Albany, May Sth to Mr. and Mrs.

would like to present a fiir :picture other advantages it has, to our citize I would mention that it is a most perfe assistant in the study of Astronom “intermitting" so frequently on those Harry Amewe a daughten dark nights when the heavens are "studd- ._. - ,

ed o`er with patines of bright gold," eff cing its brilliancy at an opportune mome thus allowing us to indulge undisturbed the study of Orion, Venus or The Dippe As an instructor in Natural History is simply unapproachable for it benefl us in two ways, allowing us to study t habits of the Eire-fly and glow-wor during the period when the accommod ting light has gone out, thus enabling u to ascertain the exact length of duratio of the light supplied by the tire-fly wh on the other hand when the light retur we may watch those innumerable mot and night-bugs that sport themselves the immediate vicinity of the arc lamp.

To this system we are also indebted f

an increased knowledge of Botany, f when our eyes have been snrfeited w its brilliant radiance, and the “disappe ing” period has come, we can study undi turbed the “night blooming Cereus" an gain pleasure and instruction in t

study. _

In History the “Irregular Interm tent" has likewise made its influence fel

nt » f in At Forest Hill, on the 3rd lust.. Angus I-_ Matheson, in the 85th year of his age.

it Elizah Acorn, in her 74th year, relict- of ts the late John N. Stewart, departed this he _ ife in Boston, at the residence of her m daughter, Mrs. Robert Crew.

3' .At Glen Martin, Lot 61, King‘s Co., on 3 the 19th April, Janet McPherson the be- _ U loved wife of John McLeod inthe 83rd year 11° of her age. The deceased was an invalid ns' for several years, (by rheumatics) before hs the time of her departure came. She n endured her troubles very patiently with

submission tothe Divine will. Her afllic-

_°1` refined inthe furnace of affliction. At ‘th last she passed away very quietly to the ar' rest that remaineth to the people of God, 5° leaving this world as she lived trusting d safely tothe merits of her gracious Re-

he deemer, who was very \precious to her

lb: _, husband in his old age and two sons to l"_» mourn her loss.

fa in no other age has such a light be known and having reached its own inim table fulness of perfection its like will p

bably never be seen again. It is qui

if safe to say that this “waddling” light ha

il? deceased was born in the Isle of Skye, r0_ Scotland and came with his parents to P.

t: the Province for upwards of 40 years.

After he resigned teaching he was made a

r ma istrate and settled on his farm in

never had its like in the heavens a.bove,o g

5 on the earth beneath, and therefore a pa

lis added to the World's History beneil

ting the student of History to that' Christian well versed in the Scriptures

t' l which were his daily delight. A kind and

One of the chiefest claims of the “I. I.

is the help and comfort it renders to th searcher after wisdom in Mental Arit metie. By its irregular and spasmodi periods of disappearance it produces a extra amount of brain power in order t figure out to a nicety just when i

effulgence will again shine forth, in this 0 Ped

he and several children and grand children

2 in full communion with the _congregation

0 V V ._ ts

wav producing in the student a wonderful- _capacity in this direction. T’ It is doubtful if one could not with ease

& C0* ‘bring instances to prove that in an

known branch of study this wonderf

Pl10lJ8 125 light has been of untold assistance to th

’ , students of Charlottetown, but time wi

scarcely permit, so the only other branc we will instance will be the study of th

_ Bowels.

11 bowels, is probably the cause of more h distress and suffering than any other

e are constlpated, the kidne s ‘become

leg' stomach, pains and fullness in the re-

freq y Y

pick himself up withcare and will mak

Is brim full of bargains, W8? use of some expressive French word th mg and debilitating pm,gat,ves_ Dr kge Hi h uglit Groceries will be the only alleviation he can co

; P R Q Y Q n' C’hase's Kidney-Liver Pills not only

sg Lgw P,-ice3_ Buyers who scientiously call up to allay his wounded cause the natural action of the bowels,

in contin ning this light at an added cos to our taxes of many hundreds of do

Su over the tender of a co mpany offering

b tt 1' ht, a t u ted by sordid n I uiotlgrfesggt wadwierl-i?ima(l:.cdathat the “I. I.”

having supplied the documents that Ps ’

ills

/~-_ ` '“\ , _

Q brought about the election of that Coun- . / -. w rw.; _

cillor who dominated the wills of the maj- - 1 f ', ___ _//_.I 4 ;~_“.‘4'

’ 5'_;j:'/ KI °- -"-1 . \

. h°

pulled the strings that made the majority

of the Councillors dance, that Mr. Auto-

crat Councillor would employ all means \

fa.r or foul to repay the favor to the foreign ` , _ _

“I. 1;” it was openlylntimated that one of '”

the Councillors who voted for the “I. I, A F n

continuing the light, had sold to the mana get of the “I. I.” his stock in the Company

- MOWGY does 'D079 0 whose tender was lowest; all these cru

“ hifm than §00d- . things and others equally cruel were insi

uated against our City Council and the W

' G noble City Fathers, with hearts heavin

- with indignation at the open accusations, Wafers will not cure.

smothered their own feelings and in the Tl- thpm if ou are 3, guf_

interest of the knowledge that they knew fe,.e,.yand be c0nZinc_5d_ ` /‘ would accrue to the student, imitated the ‘

Bible instance and turned the other cheek Sald an 2% pn box to the smiting hand.

lf..- as

A by our Local Government lt behooves the

df nd the

DIED

" tion was sanctified to her. She was truly

‘long before then. She has left a sorrowing

Archibald McDonald, aged 12 years. The

E. I. in 1829. He was a school teacher of

e~ Glen William. He was an intelligent

,, obliging neighbor,a loving husband and

affectionate father. He has left a widow

_ tomourn their loss. He was a member

of Caledonia.

6 Constipation, or inactivity of the

organic derangernent. Once the bowels

a clogged, the liver torpld, arrll the stom-

n in the back, sides and limbs, thi ac-

cumulation of wind and gas o the

Constipation can gever be cured by

the use of salts an similar weaken-

. Dr. Chase s

“_ (yy Headache

Put up by ourselves.

Machinists and Boilermakers. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char- lottetown P. E. Island.

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Your Dress

far superior stock of other store in the ci

why you should com

° Goods.

Fancy Dress Goods

I Black Blister Cloth

Those VVho

in stock.

. _ . - f 1 th d i vi o at -

have not visited us will do, feelmgs- _ Ellém 5.* tbrglliblggthgild to Ileglilhrlg _

wen to can and see what we! It was most scanclalously and unjustly perform their functions without they ,

_ d . h f intimated lastyear that our City Council ‘id of me,1i¢ines_ one pill a dose, 25 ` _

-5” 0 In t 9 ‘ny ° ' ° ' ° ' t 'cents a box, at all dealers.

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The fact that this store shows a bigger and 1

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Black and Navy Ssrges 250 per yd up. Black Poplins 500, 900 and 1.25. Cashmere and Merino 32c up. I `

A Good 'Thing When They See lt, i fl’ E. Iilllld

if _

umls.

Dress Goods than any

ty is the chief reason e here to buy your Dress

16c_per yd up.

$1.20 up.

F. Perkins & Co. Garde"

The miilinei-y Leaders, H086

Sunnyside

Know lf

_ _ _ _ 4 Public notice is hereby

Have no diflizulty in selecting material for _a suit for spring pursuance of the Act of

. . , _ * ublic meeting of all

at our store. All kinds of fashionable makes,_at very low prices, _ _ :bg above ,ummuon mm bg

narlors of the Yeung Meats Association, Charlottetown,

__ _ __ _r1`hursdaY l\:0aY 30

-4

\.<,._)~

__, , , _ _.___9|,_ _ Ai the hour of 7

_ _ ___@nrpgss»ot slecimg

. . - . of ' i=.=-ry ggygnqegt of the

cordssee with the tra nsaction of such other .hall be brought before the

2ll‘l‘

Cheap Light for the

Lone; Eveni

Call and get some

brand of Kerosene Oil, the import ed to harlot tetown. I will sell in four gallon lots

itll cents a gallon

apnea Lobelers, the lb

" new pack, 25 cents.

Libby McNells Sliced

\ 25 cents, \ Heaton’s Chow-Chow, 22°'

and \ve’ll buv' our crockery at the

up to date Crockery Store, the

cheapest and best place in town.

Come and get our prices before

purchasing elsewhere.

lllll llllllll (ll

S.innyaide,opposite Market.

g that our Instant Headache .5

_ To Be som B ium0iF°H BgST0N

' ' 1' .. ' . _ J . l

Therearethose who even now say that A B "tilu ____y The Pan Alnalqcan Ex usi-

» ° ° ° o Wed ia ni 12 ii <1 f I'

1 & . in the new tenders called for to 'ight our w H gl 0 ll I ‘ l

F d rs,E - 1 U 5 '~ ' I 1 n ne ay ’ B U ay 0 ' ffa|°| Ns 'I

oun e ngineers,

treets for the coming three or five years (_ \ D S ,fm June, 1901 ‘t 12 0 clock anon, where tl0l\ all

* f' l “emu mg tore she now lies at the Steam Navigation

B0WM$NS'1ff[§A?A€HE PUWDERS Sunnyside. Company's wharf, Charlottetown, if ' a ea ac es arising om _ - ~ - “fe ‘1“‘° Y bmousness _ _ not previiusly disposed of by private

3 rr e i :;;i°.;;;1i“;.;;;;?‘”;:;S:.;..». ... ..... I ~f°=~f~-

i I and reliable and the kind that cures pro- f _

The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in ii E’°“'“*°'» use in our dry house, will be sold at a bargain, delivery' I1 Di“"=°¢°R°=°=<‘v-

about J une first. i

mptly. 0 cents and 2a cents. '

9 a 6

Hughes

, Creospte Mixture

. l.sGnppe V\ afers.

Watt Remover.

Corn Cure “ Worm Remedy,

Jacques taniei’

are all tried Medicine , specially for the dis- new t0n3ge Bulls of wood In Que”

.lhe hull, machinery and boiler is

in good condition The vessel has a good outfit, having just been redttezl and passed inspection in April. .Her certideste allows the ves-el to carry

1 _ . . length 117-6 feet, beam 23_`feet. deep

~ 7-4 feet, 379 tons gross and 239 tons

_ I _ _r l ijfgi ,‘_§’_‘;_;_‘§,1§i,§{‘a§‘_§§Y ;’° '°2°“me”d‘d Tl* bec in 1888.. has s basin engine with,

Hughes' C9\1sh_Mirtui_¢- a. suv-face condenser. .~ |‘

g Hughes' Digestive Tonic. , . . _ . . .

E* E* bd

EER orto

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International S. S. Ga,

Coannancrxo Mar

_ 13111 the Steamers of

this Company will leave bt. John every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and rm- DAY at

7.30 a. ni.. for

i Eisfwff, Lubec, Port-

land and Boston.

Returning leaves Bos

ton same day, at 8.i5 a.m.

NOTE. THE sits?

mourn -ro -:nn rm aunlu

ca Is via THE

I. s. s. co., sosrou arm ALBANY iz. xr.. arm 'ras Gazer Form 'rnacx NEW Yonx CENTRAL AND ` HUDSON mvsn R. R.

1, Passengers arriving in St. John in the evening

haptic direct to the Steame_r and take Cabin Be or Stateroom lor the trip.

For rates and information apply to nearest rieimagent, to .

in WILLIAM G. LEE. Agent,

sr dw.- St. John, N. B

fl _ 4 __ _Q 1 _ _Q

llmlmln lllnllc _

_And Steamship Lines to Boston via

J. , Diss' . _: 1 ' > G0#

The P lar Fast Li a¢¢w¢,_»,,

Sexism! Bos:c::l%u'ty,,|d,°,.

ax.

°¢i> E32

1 fl

mont Sstu

FRINGE

_ , Gross 1'

w` Fastest and Fin°el;?abgt:sm6e':°;l§l’nr;e

Maritime Provinces and Boston

Leave Yarmouth Wednesday §>;'l?,g_sx‘ton, on smvsl of gxpfgg

atielgurnning leave Boston, Tuesday gm] Passengers arriving in Halifax |15;

P» IU .b Express Train _ For s 1 information guld which will be sent free, strong, General Passenger

-es dcisepf. 1 .

Lawn Mowers llefri er- ators Screen

Doors Window

Prices are lower

year than last

1 r=:

Half doz bars Surprise

No Tea can beat Brahmin We sell the

Those are ov-h prices. Goods delivered free it 551 Phone 208

3' 'VV

Euston and H1lllb0l‘0

Sept. 1 eodivr

Steamer City of

Commencmg May 3rd from Chsrlottetoen 501’ every Friday

Summerslde, Port chat, Csneo, Issac

‘f°. _ 300 passengen, and she can be put to Rlvshsbeot Hsrbor

R ilati T°°teh<li°h°fR°m°<'f.y' ses in s few ' hours _ e erem es or in gestion, eonstlps ° ~ »~ f V . _ _ - U . . » ’ ° ._ ~ ' .i . ‘§‘°;*_;;’§»m§'§kf§dk.m, spedmy prepared For particulars apply in Charlotte- _ L-..» as required.-aovicn rms.-s _ town to. _ _

_ ~_-,~rs. .- . - - i. '

_PHYSICIAN AND #SURGEGH

Halifax ev

at lowest rats'