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, THB GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MARCH ‘I4 F993- » V . _

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A Cure. .

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possessestrzziiisunkiiowntoothsr remsdiestlistnotonlylnstsntlyre- lisvesbutcnres.

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HIIROD’y§u.AS'l'HlA CURE is

s standard remedy prescribed by may eminent physicians and sold

tlnoughoip the hwyorld :or over s qusrtero seen . truly rs- msrhble testimonial in itself. ‘

HIMROD l'F'0 C0., is-1 elygtsglesl-)r§. m an vess.

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You have never

heard etnvthing but good of this drug store and yet it is 55 years old-

It is always spoken well of because back X of the service it gives there lies a. principle which is this. tl: at the interests of the customer should eil-

wetys be placed first and that where this is done the customer will see that the in-

terests oflthe store do not suffer.

J. 4;. Jiniisson,

Chemist and Dru ggist, THE MEDICAL HALL.

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` It will resdilyrelievs and cure all the com-

mon famil ills and ailments and will be

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Charlottetown, Summerside, and Georgetown,

Also Hospital for Insane, Falconwood

and Ferry Steamers.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC W'ORKS,

Charlottetown, March 11, |903.

Sealed Tenders will be recei ved at this Odice

until noon on

`Wednesdety.April lst.,l905.

from ary person or persons willing to contract

tosupply the Provincial Building, Court House

Prince of Wales College, Poor House,

Queen's County Jail, Summerside .Court

House and jail, Georgetown Court House

with Coal st per ton of 2240 lbs, and to -be

ist Sept next. Weigh Scales to be appi

by the Department.

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Pull psi-ticu are av o e quantity and kind

for each building can be had st this omce

Th- names of two responsible persons willing

to become bound for tlie faithful performance 0! the contrlct must accompany each tender.

The Department does not bind itself

accept the lowest or any tender.

Tenders mustbe marked: "Tender for

_ L. B. MCMILLAN,

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luchxpzswwtd Sqgypnbucw

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jail, Fulconwood Asylum, and Ferry Steamer

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buildings, at the cost of the contractors, by the

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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

_ (DAILY AND WEEKLY.)

North Side Queen Square. CHARLOTTET OWN, P. E. I.

Business Ofllce-Telephfone 1331:-

Otlice Hours 8 s..in. to 6 p. ni.

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THE DOUKHOBORS.

Everyone remembers the pilizrimag undertaken by the Doukhobors of the Saskatchewan ctlouies last fall and its

disastrous results, the sudering, loss and

prlvation endured. and the fact of the pil- grims being carried back to their homes almost by force by the olfioers of the Gov- ernment. They had abandoned their stock, which was collected and sold and the proceeds kept for them whenever they should reach`a better frame of mind. But ‘ long after their enforced return they held on to the delusion that their duty was to

travel and preach, and it was feared that with the' coming on of spring another pil- grimage would again deplete the Douk- Lhobor settlements.

It is gratify ing to learn that better coun-

sels have prevailed, and the great body of last year’s pilgrims have decided to settle down and take up a homestead for each family according to the practice of other

settlers. Down to the piresept time they had insisted on holding all property in common and had not conformed to Cana-

dian usage. During the period of their discontent they were determined to leave Canada if they could not be permittedilo have their own way in almost everything. Their better frame of mind' appears to be

Peter Verigin whom they trust quite im-

Canadian Government does not wishto

oppress them, but to treat them and all others with perfect. fairness and justice. In their present attitude - the Donkhobcrs

are industrious, honest, Godfearing peo ple, but have been distrustful of Govern-

ments because of the intolerance with

which they were treatedkin Russia. "This distrust will pass away as they come to

better understand our people and our in-

stitutions.

BRIBERY OF A REPRESENTATIVE.

. In our Oblawa. despatch of yesterday

mention was made of an alleged attempt to purchase to the support of the Ross Government in Ontario a member by the name of Gamey, who had been elected in opposition, and that the revelation had caused great consternation in Liberal

circles. ‘ We find the following fuller par- ticulars in a Toronto telegram tothe St. John Sun, which, if true, show that the

Pmvlncial Treasurer of the Ross Govern-

ment was clearly implicated in the dis- graceful attempt to purchase support, and

that the member who was approached pretended to yield in order to secure proof positive of the bribery, _afterward dis- closing the facts iufull. The following is the statement of the 'fcase as given io the Sun’s telegram : A

The Ontario Legislature was the scene

of the biggest? political sensation in years today. R. R. Gamey, who was elected as a Conservative for Hanitoulin. informed the House he had been paid -$4,411) wsop- porttheftosstfiovernmsst. ,_ » _ Seven weeks and the Globe publisher!

an editorial saying that Gamey would support the Government. Today he ex-. plained that the interview was the eul- minstiou of his dealings with representa-

ur to Amber

Sameeewlrne

formed ’

as rly. We have

thetimefor

" Globe.

ltigation would be held immediately, and

leges and elections committee.

‘_ The bald facts here stated might be thought incredible were it not that they fare so clrcumstanlially stated and sup-

,':crime lu the calendar willbe committed

largely due to the prudent counsels cfg

plicitly. He has satisfied them that the

bid fair to become excellent settlers. They I

tives of Hon. J. K. Stratton, Provincial

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Treasurer When approached by ‘Calf ullivan, who told him there was $011” orhim in supporting the Ross Govern

smoking room, where he would be Dald

n

who ve it to him. He and Sullivan

$1,500. Au additional $1,030 was paid January 27lh after the interview in the

Premier Ross stated that the whole

,story was a surprise to him, and an inves-

ltzhe whole mutter refer:-:d to the privi-

nported, and were it not only too evident

,from previous records that almost any

by extreme partisans to obtain support

for a Government that is hard pressed.

Extreme partyism is the curse of all the Provinces today. We need not say more

made public. It will be remembered that

liibition by ai much stronger majority than il

any political party ever yen dbtalned A there. And yet prohibitioniwas refused ! f

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_G-“NED 5

The story of a .

great deal of the I unhappiness of * women isa story I of lost health. W'omen wonder . how it is that ` little by' little the form loses plumpness, the . cheeks grow hol-

low and sallow, and they feel tired and worn-out all the time. In a large pro- portion of cases when women are weak,` ` run-flown and falling oif in Hesh and looks, the root of the trouble can be , traced to womanly diseases which under- ` mine the general health. The proof of this is that women who have ‘been cured of painful womanly diseases 'by the use l _of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription A

have recovered their general health, _ gained in flesh and in appearcnce. ' ‘ Dr. Pierce s lfavorlte Prescription cures

tl;-zlwlpmanly diseases which sap the gon- gries eaalltih. inltdestabliihes i'_e,gE1lar1ty,

We en g rams, ea S in ammu-

tion kind ulceration and cures female WCZ CSS. , n

“I suffered for three years with ovarian

houble," writes _Mrs. Anna &umn (Treasurer Woman’s Athletic Club), of 2 Sycamore St. Milwaukee, Wis. “The treatment I took _did not do me a particle of`_good, until a good neigh- bor wl_io _had been using Dr_. Pierce’s_Favo:-ite Prescription advised me to give it a trial. The

next ia; took my first dose, _and it was my iirst st_ _ t ard recovery. In nine weeks I was a digent woman; my iesh _which had been dabbgnbecame firm, _complexion clear and my ,V eyes ght. It_wq.s simply a_n indication of the great change within from pain and sudenng to ‘ ealth and happiness.”

“Favorite Prescription” innkes weak women strong, sick women well. Ac- 1 cept no substitute for the medicine which- works wonders for weak women. .

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets invigorate n "

stomach, liver and bowels. ‘ `

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e‘:‘b°:)tG:‘h';“g°°°"5“;i‘:$eni°;;';?:;°nPr3$ _Sklnner, founder of the Skinner Saddlery hey decided blclalielilvd Sullivan , and Hardware Manubwtmins .oompann on Se amber Sth Gam; wang to died this afternoon of Brlghts dlsease.]

P 7 in his 70th year. Mr. Skinner was a lead-

Toronto and Sullivan took him to, b t d t ‘ Stratto|i’s office. There he signed some 55913; e;°soT,';°'b';:Tn GTZ; 32° largest

documents, and was told to go to t.lie_ °q '

an - ' =

divided the money equally, each taking; ' mlserbale . =

until the oillolal investigation eit.her_ tlredand mlseiable,1et us assure you that

[refutes or connrms the alarming mm Mwreis warninz you of dauseriyw have lment made by Gamey_ _commenced to drift on the rocks andl

It is buf' |`°°°nt1¥ that 93° fun “hd anal lprodueing their dire edecta A Your nerves A `

oiiloial returns of the voting in Ontario on nel the simek and strgin 3,” You

the prghibielgn rgfgpgndum hgve bggn Sll0l1lfl llll8l1k H€8V6!l tllbli y0\l l1aV6I|£1'V6S

b ° h h b' l f . ` '

t’° mfg ° ° pm i_‘t°r7 act n °r°° in who rise up each morning tired, uweariedi 0nr»=r1° the vrohibwivnisvs were required and niismbie, .nina in. need of 1>..me's. to poll 213,723 votes in its favor. This al-_ Celery Compound, thefmarvellous lnedi. '

most impossible task they failed to accom- °m° that frees the b°dY f1`°m Mid bl#-'Od

and morbid waste material. Paine’

x>iish,ths mil vote poliedmfavsr or the Cale ° 'T . B . ,' _ f

act being 199,149. The vote against the streggbhgigxgsgneabmzii D:.;l:;_“tn; ,_ _ 1 f _ S , ‘ j Q act was 104,539, and the majority ln its stomach, the liver and kidneys. When, _ ` ` f I . ..; .,.,. favor was 95,210. ofthe evesnstitueneies ,this ireod workis accomplished. the nerve, ° l R- ~ ` * ~

85 Rave majorities forlprohlbition and agree :re made st'r°““ and vi_g°r°“5 “nd " - T

only 12gi\ve ne88tive Ilmiorities. Thirty- t e W ole systemnmf°wed° A I' I l ~

one constituencies gave the full vote" re- plpound used this month will save you

quired by the terms of the referendum, 1 m\whSvf1’¢1'i°s and wxiétylatvr on- The A 'l "1 - ` ‘ ' -' s and several others came within a few of .`§ "suing Shen bl P&l’l0'5 C¢l°*?¥ C-°m9°‘md , H Q 1 the required number of votes. Sixty~:,131:;?;gicE‘l;idh8f§g;m§;:arevzfrd The largest

. . 1 _ ac ion » . » » »

three constituencies out of the 97 gave gf a¢1¢a¢-and hglpfut brain and Detvous. u°“’l in Tl" QW’ ‘°°°“__°‘“.lF'

. . l _f IUC G ni _ gun; ' _

maJor1tles ct two to one, and some ofp,-B.VSl€Ul»D\1l`B._b100‘l Will COUPSG l2hf0ll8hi sas em, itdedsuii-zoiihiiiied bv:

them gh;-eg or fo W f th - 1 the body y'ou will have sweet and fe. shade fri-ees, makin: it eqaeeisli nesignble

' ur one 0 e Ummm; »f|‘°§l1i11iz ' sieel> and permsmenr. good °l T°“'“l‘ Wi” m' s‘»'“"“°"3°"°°f~'“‘i

_ vote. In fact the Province called for pro- health. , I . geo. Vmcsweeueyi .:P'.¢p.f

“One Grade Only.

and That tl1c~Bcst.”

McLaughlin Carriage ~ Co., Ltd., St. John N. B.

Dear Sirsz-

. The carriage 'which I ' purchased from` you a fevrj years ago gave me ENTIRE

A SATISFACTION and w far `as I know your 'ages give entire satisfaction through this "

¢t¢.»

JOHN F

DEATH AT GANANOQUE.

Gmanoqvn, Oat., :March 9.-S. C

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fro sr, to .I - . . . ~ ~ :.'::';‘;:':;:.°.‘;’.. '.t‘....,l1><» You W-ke vim fu Mm- _ _ _ '.;:.°..i’.'.“'s:.‘:..:f1;z“;.i;.‘::.‘f. in Peeing urea an t

P£line’s Celery I

Compound A

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Will Restore Lost Energy' and

Give You that Vim, Snap and "

Strength that You bhould A 'Posséss in Springtime.

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If you wake up in the morning feeling.,

shoals of disease. Ovenwork, worry, har-1, easing cares, or it may be excess, are

. . ARE

to warn you of approaching dangers,

Thousands in the glorious springtime

0 GET A New nisRB`i'FoR

A few bottles of Pilne’s Celery Com-

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SUUN INVESTMENT lll A Rlllll

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__ The Eastern National Supper Gem- cient to the

and illllllng,-. the

if pany, Limited, whose Gold and Copper Deposits are at Cheticamp, Cape Breton, w* is _capitalized at $500,000. The Board ` of Directors of eight includes some of the H- Best Known and Most Reputable Busi-

ness Men of Halifax, who have become

N members otthiscompany confident that

tents to the Good. 1 ' The Operatie now

by fheigietsrn

1 Daily. §L1mited.were

proposition* had been .lnvbetlgated and

. the property it has acquired is one ofthe money had been jusbifiedrbv

’ ” in one of the most promising min' of such investig°"m'm' 15°

_mg_ ..d._ _ .

districts in America.. iiiogiiit el:n§h:;fqptl;rt.i:,':¢i,gf°r ° The mining areas purchased by the before the p|i|||ig_ gtggk

Eastern National Copper company, being.soi_<l'.-it 3. 1o.w_iigure"w;||

Limited, have been thoroughly prospected adilaltlio 88 pl'0gl‘8S8 T8 made and ha” undergone 9XP9|'t 6X3mlll3~9 U8ilG8it8. Several liberal offers

1Zl0ll hy, ‘l1I_'llS‘lW0|"|Zhy8ngll186l'S during, chase this property were

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. most valuable. in canada, and situated

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value as e the development opera-f at an early date. I

the

Ure onAtlf8ldss .df°“.°dl>°

ff lim known to ' feud Dverlie the Bed Now Be- ` ` ` 4

itis 'confidently Ex

orfromthe

the past eighteen months It has been declined before the present

on the evidence of mining men competent: acquired it. The former

to testify as to the worth of the property shareholders in the Eastern that many have_a.lreadv been satisfied to having accepted stock in pavme subscribe for stock, believing that. they their interests and gg dgmonm-ated

In all Bllfurprlso giving confidence in tho 'worth of he large l'0tlll1l8_ Mid , fhat Deposit now being openedtand

i|\l.l‘08 Yldlllllltillfddly “H3009 Deposits which it is'-proposed to

New _ . _ 3 Them of e1o,qoo im be ','_1“_i_1e_,Coiri_pany is now Blocking 0ut_ a m_tlls present operations, in Bully of estimated to cop- further establish the extent of the

tain 160,009 TONS. The average P01' B°d8,7&"Hd place s- large

of the; tests so far made to deter-»t UN '|ll_.-_$__lg|l'l. Part of this amount

*Value of the Ore is TEN being by the sale of g

. PER TON, and . when ‘Stock at 30 0391. df lllr, Flllly

work new under‘way is' completed it _l Up. .Additional dtock will notbe calculated that there will be ORE IN at present, That' already marketed

SIGHT 5° th6_Va»lt1e Of $I,60;0,0Q0, ‘ held by_tlio_ purchasers for higher

n||¢mt|¢"` gn; Apphcauons for stock should

"°"».°i"'l"°"'7°ls ~ ALFRED BeNNE1'r e co 9°* ieevriiiis.-"street _ - Halifax, N,

of the Prospectus and any

5 obtained from