If You Need ci Spring ,Medicine

To drive away those drowsy weary, worn out feelings; or

To purify your blood, regu-

late your bowels, and stir _up your sluggish liver; or

To brace you up and give

clcarness to your brain and strength to your body. » Take Burdock Blood Bitters. People who have used it say it is the best spring medicine. .

H ere is a statement from one

of them : i

Mrs. Harris J. Croft, \Vest Dublin, N.S.,

writes: “I have used Burdock Blood Bitters as a. spring' medicine for the past two years, and Find it has never been re- commended too highly. Previous to using B. B.B. I was troubled with a. dull, drowsy feeling, and had scarcely life enough to drag myself around, I was pale and thin and any little work seemed a. great task. Since using B.B.B. I am strong, can work hard and yet not feel tired. My weight has increased twenty pounds. I would advise anyone requiring a spring medi- cine to take B.B.B. in preference to any 0ther.' '

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It keeps their delicate shin:

in good order.

Made entirely from vege-

table fats, it is an emollient as well as a cleanser, and is as useful on a lady‘s toilet as in

the nursery. i Fainily but exquisitely arg. ' matic.

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MlHinery‘-'

Our workrooms will rushed this week; if con- venier:t,~we ask you, and will c insider it a. favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat order aaearly in the week as possible.

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The Millinery Leaders.

Pure""'*i.

Syrup f ' M .

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We received to-day from Quebec small quantity of pure Maple

already observed, that the people at large

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yrup. It is a good heavy syrup of sry nice flavor and is ky far _the best we have seen this year.

For sale by the bottle at

Barns aorrs.

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DESIRABIE llWEll|N(i

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The western half of that house

sitnstsdon too corner of Huston and

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'l Ut SDAY. MAY 2?. l90‘.

WHAT WOULD EE THE EFFECT.

ln Yesterdays issue of Tm: GUARDIAN

we endeavored to show, what was al- ready apparent to most minds, tliat the people of Prince Edward Island desire the fullest measure for suppression of the liquor traffic that is available,and that it is within the power of the Legislature to give the people a law as complete and ef-

fective as the Maine Law, to which the the people of that state hn.ve adhered for

a half century past.

\\'e may now consider _what would be

thc effect of such an enactment if we had it. The first elicct would be to render the

sale of intoxicating beverages illegal in Charlottetown, and so complete the sys- tem of prohibition throughout the Island. The ScottAct would cover the counties and the Provincial Act would cover the

city, with the further assurance that should the Scott Act hereafter be abroga- ted in any one or more of the counties the Provincial Act would still hold the ground and the sale of liquor there would be as illegal as before.

Those who favor the 'Scott Act and

desire its retention in the counties would thus be doubly assured. No Provincial Act could or would interfere with it. At the same, time the induce- ments at present existiilg to petition

against the Scott Act and seek its repeal would be taken away, as there gguld be no

object in repealing that Act merely to come under prohibition in another form

under the Provincial Law. In this way the. legislative enactment would prove a

very nature in the first pIace,a.nd secondl

town, which area main obstacle in the Way of enforcing the Scott Act in the

There can be no question as we have

desire the suppression of the liquor traffic.

apeople we owe it to ourselves, and as

to show that we can grapple with this

of such a law, passed freel b our Le '

der perpetual ban, would have such ed

_ _ Pills. Invite 0'" readers to Strongly urge ur- 0° pm- i»x..sumsm-ss. au angina or

-_ on their representatives to secure its “m wim“m°&0°"7°'°“°°`°““

lenactment. A I

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SCRIPTURE DESPATCHES.

How the Boer: Quote Texts by Means oi

Hellographlc Messages.

Bnnmn, May 15.-Boer correspondence

by scriptural texts has been quite a feature of late. The latest example comes form Johannesberg. It is said to have been exchanged by helingraph between the Boer General De Wet and commandant Cronje before the latter's capltulatlon. On February 25, at 10 0' clock in the morn- ing, President Kruger telegraphed to De Wet:-“Inform Cronje that great rein- forcements are ‘on the way, and that he will be freed. Psalm xxii., 21. "(Save me from the lionls mouth; for thou hast heard me from the horns of the unicorns.) Hereupon the following exchange of messages took place between the two generals in the fiel_d:-

“February 25, 12:20 afternoon-De \Vet to Cronje:-President telegraphs to hold out. Considerable reinforcements are approaching. As soon as they have ar- rived we shiillattack early in the morning from the north. Psalm lxiv., 7." (But God shall shoot at them with an arrow; sud- denly shall they be wounded). “February 25, 4:15 afternoon-Cronje to

De Wet:-My provisions are becoming scarce: for the rest I do not doubt that with God’s help I shall be able to'drive ou’ the enemy to the north. Psalm xx., 7.” (Some trust in chariots and some in horses but we will remember the name of the Lord our God.) ,

“February 26. 7:20 in the morning--De

Wet to Cronje:..Reinforcements, it is to be '_hoped, come to-day. Hold out till tc- morrow evening. Are sending provisions as soon as possible. Psalm lix., 15." (Let them wander up and down for meat and grudge if they be not satisfied.)

“February 26, 9:30 in morning:-Cronje

to De \Vet:-The enemy_ha.s received tre- mendous reinforcements I am hard press- ed. Psalm lil., 1.’ (Lord, how are they in- creased that trouble me! Many are they t-hat rise up against me.) `

powerful support to the older law. in its “February 26"`De Wet t° Cr°nj°:“The

reinforcements are already visible in the

b I _ _ y _ distance, but, I myself attacked by super- y C osmg the open S€‘1°°“3 ln Ch"‘1`1°l9te‘ ior hostile forces. Psalm lx., 1." (O God

Thou hast cast us off, Thou hast scattered us, Thou hast been displeased; O, turn

Surrounding c0untI_y_ Thyself to us again.) ' I

“February 26, 4:10 afternoon-Cronje to De Wet:-Tlie bombardment is over- whelming. Heavy losses. The magprity of the bui-ghers want me to surrender.

\Ve have in Prince Edward Island pro- Pndmlx" 11”’ (Give us help fmm tr°u`

b H _ _ _ _ ble, for vain is the helpofman.) 3')ythe_ qimngcft prepondemtmg Sent* This last quoted lieliogram is said ' P' " " "II fuent agamsl' th@l"lU0I` t-I‘flfHC that CXMS to have been read by the British, who In any Self-governing community in the thereupon heliograplied to both gen-I \\-Orldynot even excepting the State of era,ls:- “All further opposition on

_ The ,, Albert" Toilet S C ,S ; Maine. It therefore becomes the sol lgronjeis Side is usiiiess b1ood»he.d` He

° em" _ dab 0,000 e wn 1>

B‘by»s own soap makes young ,duty of our Legislature, on sound con- lwniurroug 8 5 Y I in im n ‘ lof hit, '{f;,\\

_ _ _ gg s,an noasge_ma

sters, clean, sweet, andfresh. Stltutlonal grounds as well as for the troops will escape alive if be does

strongest moral reasons,to give the people 9°” “Header at °“°°°` P lim-» L alawin d ,-th h . . _ _10." (Theyshall fall by the sword; accor ance M t en wishes A3 *they shall be a portion for foxes.)

an example to the sister Provinces _ _

great evil and suppress it. The influence A l of such an example for good would be im- ' g ` measurable. In like manner the influence -

It is fashionable today to have a

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lature in response to the will of the new heart 'uneven' 24 hours' '.15'

as l people, and placing the liquor trafiic un- cpmmoneat symptom' of dyspeym? 6.

1____ __ ___ _ _ _,_ __ ~ nerve trouble, such as palpltstno.

_ W ‘- _ _ ' weak spells, loss of appetite and poor - ucative and elevating effect upon the ,gig-culgtiqn, an md &g. ’ p D€0Dle of the time and upon those who norted into of heart trot l

are tocome after us, as would mark a 01% With th* Of highwuing if glorious epoch in our history. public into taking thk or that heist It is claimed by the defenders of the _ Nfmedy- If* hU||d‘l'9dd| POTW Of

‘existing License System that itis a good hart tmuhh W’ he" ‘hlmt "59 thing that ir. pi-events the sais of mac-xi-` 1"°°'l» °h° °°““°“°'i°° 'WH b° ful” if’ _ ants during Sundays, on public holidays A month' A wmtrqctlon E

. _ ailments in oriir `

d . _ ‘put upon common _ _ A1; in certai(xii hours of the night season. m humbug the People mu) an bold

an agree “W” tms’ and ‘t °“‘7 3°” that heart disease is prevalent, when

£0 DPOVG lillllli if It be 11 g0Od thihg KO ])l‘0~ i as real heart gfouik' gud] is _ge

'Mbit the S9-1° dllfink certain days and sadly and sudden-ly fatal when it dose _

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G'ingCl° w - mths "RBA:/1`aiNo.” . Sour, Sarsaparilla,_S'r:!r. - _ 2. ::. curonr, crm!-»fr=¢<>wn_, Water. Cream Soda, my =§f.l’.'.'=‘i"¢°f5§ll'.§ llfp' E' mm' l

yrm 8 order. no acids to mn tiesh or

erevr e youwsii -

Tunis Evlznvriuivo. _

Fruit Syrups, etc, etc. '

are respectfully soioitsd by'

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hours it would be a better thing to pro- loccur, is a rare disease. Lopsidud ’/,U//‘»\'l hibititon au days and au haunt The H-l's\1m¢11fs°=»M°° °°llvi°°° sn il I oss, the degradation and shame upon a wnigefn i5i“vi“l eh ig an and his family are as great if he gets mem of the Hood' Tw V mimic im” runk on Tuesday as on Wednesday at iiileans weaknees’ he* spina’ PM

ve o’clock in the afternoon as at 10- ::;;t;;ik;'e3ho"mess olllbmnhi shim

_ _ _ _ , rvousuoss, oss 0 vi oclock in the evening. We believe force’ ending in genetd bunk d9'n -,-

hat in the present case if the Govern- l fha i;-gn ii; D-, Wai-d'g Blood A ` ment will deal honestly with this matter Nerve Pillszis in the soluble form you _

_ _ and endeavor as give effect to the wen- need, in combination with other ein- `

known sentiments of the people, they will tive 58°'-‘ts in “Wh 5 dinner &°t

have the support ofa goodly number of diseue mn,” their wtiol' YW i

i the Opposition in such action. Let us feel yourself ‘Bums wsu 'when yo'

I have the law, and tothis end we again' bake Dt' Wudfb Blood ‘nl N.r"

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Down to The Minute-

'/'Il "\- Here are some of the most. important. ll

and features-the dust- lhlldoi fit' NIO' ill' Nl'

1;/ bined ball and roller gfugl--tl!! bill held lpikkb /Vi roved crank axle-- the automatic 0%( tllfioo--the lint model.-tit wmbima mm .sa mb-has \_ I strength on beautiful lines-hlpltdlololy lulpllod lid pm-» `-2,-1-, `;_.\ _ fectly equipped-looking for jolt! “QI-you ll Ind it ll IH

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‘VALUE F DR PRIUE”

It’i --wint yfmt get" th it oo'u1ts_ Tho 830'! QI ls I IQ'

for- he- pouev wheel.

Ry cuting d mn vh - option t in cnt is kept dom. A

By saving in over: pi sinh use m ~ lvl-‘.4 is Huh By purging mg bs; p-uvhlo miter? l into ills 'lull lil

electrically willing ihs imp mast pam gourmss npsir ol- pnnses are avoided.

T ~e local guarviiss gan wifi tha but Scotsman riders wi\l usv»~r used if.

MARK WRIGHT Q Cm, Lids

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Sounds of Activity

AT TEE

BEE HIV E

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Almost daily we are receiving addition gg

our stock. Already ws have lsndol this

made up of almost every lilo of diiltllllloll lllllbil’ in Hemlock and Spruce. A

TO THE BUYERS’ INTERESTS

We have made our sssson’s purchass. 11|*

quality is always tlrst. and uppermost-and we mmf for-get that there must be is combination of quality and price that_ will be spgfooluted Hsu ,aim Patrons. It will beimpossi lsto onllllltl Mill.

tion after audition to our stock as it urlvol but . lum °

ber hunters will had at ths Des Hive A general

supply for every day usefulness.

r The spriuz trade loft our stock lu a low this

befpre the oplpning of navigation but we hilly agp; to, euptot ° r _hh forward. PeHr;)(l$§°T?.. 0 Q uid’ ‘Nm uh

James Barrett

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