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APRIL 6. 19°5~

W qi 1- - _ _ ltlwq l _ x_p_ lt. ,_ _ .

THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIANIANECDOIES ~ _

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vinao,a|\_ thunlltaa __ _'___ _

TBI! PEOPIaENQ PAW "gore Bridpg_|_-t. wi;-In be mmi:T_|;d7»;t

P¢},|t¢L¢.iioBess,N P|vwQBloek,cltb8IdoPmt0lae,(l\niotxe Glanmlnt( the:/elf' .

own, Prine; lawtalrd laland,'(;nad.a, at the lollowIiwmtss,|»yaNo iaadvanae: was called the .-_'Whiting (.`atcber,"_ g¢¢,..|.¢BB;|iu¢n,¢4ntty ueept from his being so often in port. At- W okly itlonlWadamday)pe|- . . . . . . . . . . . . . g ginger given by the Mayor ui Pli-

'|"b¢G llan ill otberespoml or currencyo stamps rem] f-hlom mouth ocean' , he ssl:

mrlts. Seminby Pozul flllrder, Express 0r~der,or Registered letter payable to --gQ¢,.|Iu'_|~|»3:;|.id8¢_ iuguppvm you I lal .md Guardian Publishing Company. h._'.,n. obhouon ton" n bumper 1° __

Branch Offices af Sumrnersidc, Allerton, Georgddba and Socrb. the health or the Commander-in-_

CHILDHOOD CRISIS

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You may get thin in esh and sufier no further vil, but it is always s¢ri~ ous if your children get thin. Plnmpneaa is the right of childhood. Thin- ness :hows impaired u_utri~ tion and hence retarded bodily and mental growth. Fora child to lose flesh means a crisis in its de- velopment- If your child has lost flesh or energy, or does not seem to grow as it should, give

Ja m ieson’s

Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil with the Hyponhorrphites- It builds up bone, brain and muscle and does not ta the stomach.

Two sizes 35 and 75c-

G. .IAMIESON

Druggist.

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Then are wide differences of opinion

between military men u to the number ofthose in the Russian and Japanese armies that have been r-ngrszed in 1-he various operations around Mukden. li seems to be generally l»elie\'ed, nays the lloston llemld, that Marshal Oyarna was able to put into the field. when he starter!

his turning rnovernent, an rrier-tive force of not lem than 275,111) men, marie up of

Zillarttaliorrs, 51 squadrons of cavalry and 530 cannon. On paper. lien- Kit-U0 patkiu h.ul, or should have had. on Fel..

'53, an army composed of :t.’||,£l.lJ infantry. l0,tI,l| cavalry and l5Ll| cztnnorz.

But, apparently, nothing that closely z\ppr'oxiul.ttr~.l to this it-rre uns in :ui

ilu.-ialis ha.-4 been great, the work of

supplying the soldiers has been in many respects unsatisfrwtory, while the bat-

talions tlrt-rim-lvr».~l linve never been up tr.

pls“ng¢rs_ baggage' new conveyed theirtliwiretic condition. \\ hat the nl.

anywhere desired. Leaveorders at Mc- solute eli`ertl\'\- sr-rvice wma that Gen.

Donald & )lcKiuuon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steven- son's Corner. ]. M. NICHOLSON,

r-28 d 1 yr Telephone: No. 253

|lIund'ka-al Pictou Landng. Fora smart P. Islanrl man-'l`lic

Marquis of Lorne business stand and picnic grounds are the best in Picton County. The Proprietor offers it for sale ata bargain because both hc and his wife are up against age anfl they wish to retire.

For further information apply to

P. a.ircrcI<::<z1E. l

-~a&l 2 mos Picton Landing, _\`. S.

TRY N0 EXPERIMENIS

\Vhen consurption or other

serious izialadv has laid hold -.' you no time liould be loft ;r. experimenting with unLrnov.r@ 'e- medics.

_ , _ ant‘e.~,it appears to be r-ntlnely ilnproliahlr-

D . that the Russians can innss together rr

`sufllt-ient l`or<_-e to prevent the .lapnnese

El`lULSll.}N

for more vhan tl1'rly years has provtd an angel of healing and blessing to the victims of pulmon- ary disease, No so called “Ex- tract"or “Essence” contains. as does this tried and proved remedy, a'lthe virtue of the purest cod- iver oil.

BULL FOR SALE- ‘

urvler to int-rf-:Lse the endowment. to

ihe Pure bred reglttertrl Shun Hari Bull

Bsr'n"i-.-porfed bv the Y' E l Government

and puvchsled by th- Fredericton Farm' ls' $5'-‘0»‘~“L Th” l"r*’l"°”“l i” lo mis" $3'w»(1’U i.::'.‘:'.'r.“.;’.‘:.“.::'.':°::'.£’.$2222':.'°..z':.:; ~»~» =~-M of-fly mf-.f~» he im

Zi i.`."f£iI`."Z‘.f."f§’.‘f.`.' $22!. tif. ‘."’~'r.°'5l’°'2`i "*"“‘“°“- S”"“'°' G” A- C" “*""‘¥ Wi'

F 4» Y AD'll, will he told hy Public Auction on that | date st z o'clock. p. m. All correspondence to

°°d¢'_'iK\=_ed, na Er.Lrorr fiecrellry- run:-agoto endow nchnir inthe univer.-l»

1-uutribtrtefi vt-ry lltrgr-ly. The .\{;is\se_\'.~, iorlnstance, have given half .1 million

Kiiropatkirr had nt his couiliuuirl when

.\Inr.»lml U_'.`uru.i made his advance tuay be l»;no\\ n later on when the real facts vor.-

~-erning the campaign are iuude pnl»lir': but tlierertretliose who think that in

could nut huts- had ut his disposal tnut-lr mon- thnu Inman: nren remiy to take an effective pint in the deft-nr-u. If

th is wer e the case, con siilerinp the nun|t»er killcrl, wounrit-rl

and prisoners. it would be interesting; tr kno\\ the rruuiher of ruen that (ion. Line ritch now has under his 1-ornnlnnd ns r»

rneans of carrying on his vnlxipaign o resistnrice. lt |::u\not certainly be ow; lll0tl_tlI0 ev:-n, with rc-erifurverrients whit-lr

linw lntely nrrived from Eutope.0ft'ourse. ri large number of Ilussians soldiers hurt-

?»~-vn rim-es.sar'il_\' employed as railroad .;unrrl~., and with tin- Russian rt-tnenl

:»»w:\rrl Ilzarbln these ton be taken from

that servit-e mul rnnflt- parts ofthe nnny rifrlrferice. But with ull possible :Allow-

fmrn successfully prosecuting :rllutlst :Any ollerrsilw- cn|r|pari;,'ri that they plt-use.

tannrln is prwluciirg rr fuir proportion oi

tnen who givelibemlly from their menus

Lo purposes of great public utility. Sir \\'rn. Blat-donald and Lord Strathconn

are ruen who liave been conspicuously ;_'rnerou1»-,liuttherc are others who hrtve

lollars to Victoria L'niverslty. Of this

rnrount $‘.'1.ll,||0u was given recently in

lu in ndrlition to $.'10,(X.I) lnegnve some

6 déi wrt Elliott s Milli, P. E I _

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EEQQEEW E333 EE HE 316553

THIS STORE

handles goods direct from the manufacturer- cutting out all the MlDDLEMAN’S PROFIT- We make connection between the manufacturer

and consu mer-dist

the veryfsmallest margin of profit. This applies to every line we handle.

Furniture, Carpets,

Oilcloths,

WE AIM to handle only the best and most re liable gocds-and to sell you at lower prices than anyone else will- INVESTIGATE.

Mark_ right lur|1_ishi|_1_gllu.

ributing guaranteed goods at

The death of R. C. Mclleod Esq,

Surnuierside which occurred at.

3.15 p. rn. yesterday. though not unexpected, will beheard with deep regret. throughout the province. Mr McLeod hardbeen in arritical state of

health for more than a year. and for some months pastiittle hopes ot his re- covery were entertained. His frienrls, and they were many, anticipating months ago that the unevltable must soon come resigned theiuselvex tothe fate

which carries all mortals beyond, and yet his pausing away brings painful sorrow, for the community realizia 'n his death ri riistiriet loss to the provinte. Mr. .\Icl.eod was an ardent worker for the tvelfzlre of both church and state. In

public life he many tinies distinguished himself us xi keen debater ands diplomat, _~ in politics an able and active worker, in comumrcial life a mnn of good judgment fnir dealing, shrewd and remarkably progressive, socially u brilliant conver

nationalist and at friend.

Mr. Mt-Leotl wns born at Dunstrttftiaige,

I’.E.l.,onMay ith, 15%. Ile went to Sunitnerside whunu boy and won-lied in

R. T. lIolum.n`s office for some years. Early in life he entered businexs for him-' self chiefly in the produce line, and later in partnership with John West rlen‘t in

carriagw and farm iulplernenls. He sub-I., ~\equently bought out Mr. W'est`~ interest

and continut-rl the business with success until hc hurl riccuniulnted considerable

property.

Most prominent, perhaps. among Suu:-

rnersirlet-itizens,tlie inte .\lr. McLeod

from time to time held civic positions of conildencennd trust. He was a member of the Town Count-il in 1880, 'il and ‘r-Cl

thc last _vear being Cliniruxnr. As

Chnirrunn ofthe School Bonrtl for nrnny years and P11-sident of the Sunrmcrsitle

Board of Trndsf since its rirgnnizritloll un- lil lllne~'s overtookhilu, hr- filled these odlces with ability and dignity. In 1900 be trim eluvtt-rl in the Fifth Dixtrict of

Princr- to at -rent in the Provincial Legis-

people, :uid in the snnie year

Council. A Manager of the Suniuierside

of its strongest. supporters financially and otlrerwise. The loss of such at main is

lature on his first appeal to the:

own spun merrily past. the Rnxnil- I ' . _ -»» . ro ucc an ommisslon crc an s

iwts tuanlt- n int-ulbt-r of the Executive amd sarcasucauy sl sued' ‘ Are y0“ ` '

cum" --im .t .ii ~ replied me

was Ma Tehvfww 133# :alum .melon t¢|.,|»~ me nun... -r~.....»»r.r¢.. -‘-.ut am .....

0lmlanll-I~\»°°~l- olnlsu-sramuinnelnnuian tba slant, for I am quite tired of

J. P. HOOD, Advutiulx lp. ` ' _ '_ _ jg; _." il. a. sxwsol. ashsriaws ln. li. a Bm. "mini 5:” 99"'

rua cuannorrzrown i r.*.t1AlxnrAN‘.”&.¥.”.°ti‘..'}‘.Z.2.?°“l’i”“I“i..‘°.1." *__ __ ,__\,_ .__,___,_m_. _-__,_- _ lvlitintndend by some of the 0°"-

baantiful women in London a young

'ruunsoai' xonNr.\'G_aPmLu. urns - _ ' I I _ ‘ x I ` Y

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mt Two itunes. THE tu: n. c ucttoo. rso. ==\if-=1°n- _ '1'h=». 1-kin; = =i==|»»°= :'-

frol lil pocket., hs hid rt. sbyly upon the Gable and passed on. "Whitt you have something for

your lonsyfi asked the fairest. af the amounts. _ -

momm Inu myllouyf

I ." answered J . gl! lusty. no _vslkea on quite satis- led.

A lilo Inoue.

his !‘lsioirs,'-'- Baron lAl¢\1l¢.

5 . who was captured by the itish while ngbting in Spain

sell-pause

in the your 1811, tells a story of the

ion or the English captain

of the ship that carried him to Eng-

land. UABWI: "I‘hi»wast.le?t» time I had eve made n voyage, d

the ol the timbers of the :zip you y alarmed rl».m:°rm1

o t. again and again t s ware-earring to prom. ones 1 ma to the Captain in my anxlél- . 'IJ l-U* s. sto:-mv' He replied colds, with a smile, fl do not think aol’ U

llddy’a Dlsecvsry.

When the famous Sir John Fra.ak`-‘

lla, Arctic explorer, was a middy ll# wont. (in 1801) on a. trip round Aus- tralia with Capt. Flinders, who was a relative. Many discoveries were male and many strange things were seen, for Australia was then a prac- tically unknown land. Both ohcers and men were much punled on seeing a. kangaroo for the first time, and were unable to give these animals n name. The future Sir John was not to bu baullred, however. He entered in his log~book: =‘Snw, several rab- bit.; on stiltaii*

Queer Poultry.

On hoard one of His l{ajesty’s

I fl Y a pig. -Not. being able to agree, one of them turned to a petty olloer who was standing dose by. and said. "Here, Billy, y0u've knocked about a bit.. What. is a hog? Is it. a. pig or is it. a, sheep'i’i Bill duly considered the point., and then replied, "Well, to tell you the truth, chummy. I don't. know much about poult.ryl'l`

.Warship Wit.

Whilst at Gibraltar in 1900 the

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crew of M S R-amilhes, which was then the flagship of Lord Charles

ford, second-in-command of thu

n the way't.o Arcani Bay, the Rc

5” _ _

owing am/tiring!" The Rnsulllvs

folk promptly signalled buck; “\'eS;

Presbyterian Church for years and until the Gibraltar CUIL D°n'l ~"°“ 'NSS

h - ~_. ~. _ _ _

he became laid up, Mr. McLeod was one E)

e weight of 1'? 'lhe Rtnoun had othing more to say.

True Grit.

In Portsmouth Dockynrd a party of

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'rams ADVANTAGE 1

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s cast-:s ENGLISH _ANl?j-_

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NEW DRESS GOODS

NEW RATS

NEW RAINPROOFS - `

NEW SILKS '__

New manols I _

New coursargg ~ .____._._..- _ Y

_ Nr;wnvrruNcs _ f :.1

New misss 'r|uMMr§‘Gs I ~ ‘ “

New nr:r,1's' ' _ ~ ~

New cunjr-_:oN counaas 2

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ships two seamen were hotly engaged , _ " ~

in an argumelt._ as to the class of ‘ . animal a hog belonged to, one of l

them asserting it. was a sheep and .

the other bein e_ uail certain it. was _ _ _ _ __ _ __ ._. ,

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I NEW CARP:-irs

l New Piu,ow sHAMs

covnns

New sum-:'rrNcs __ _ . _ New Guvcn =Ms

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N* W SIDEBOARD

NEW WAISTS

NEW BLACK AND

SILKS AND SATINS

'COLORED

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ditorranean ncet., wrested the Gdb-_

raltar Cup for boat-sailing from the _ _

w of the Renown. Which was the ,

agahip of Sir John Fisher. A few L days later, when the squadron was- ' 9

rliun sincerely joins. _

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Capt. Brown of the Stnnleyis to be com

Georgetown or at Picton.

mlm

EU|I0fl'S MAIL

THE RIGHT NAME.

i

Farquhamonh.

Jaium MeCar.r.t'»r, Moirmn Lana,

keenly felt, for fe\\ could hike his place in the nfluim with which he wrur eonnegu-d_

A widow, two sons and two daughters, t

namely, Lionel S. and Henry, Mar-inn L_

and .\iu_inrie, besides his surviving four brot-heris, Hector, Charlottetown; \Villinm,

in Boston; George at Suffolk; Almsnrler g onthe honiestend and two sisters, Mrs. Pd” mu" hav' we" gickming' the

Peter Mc-N. Ilohrtson antl Miss Kutie at guxions md r¢muked_ -‘Non-_ then, home, will have the deepest syrupat.hy‘ of the community in which The Gurir-

tnendrtl for huving worked all dpy Tuesday, even thounh the Stanley only tnarle three miles in the ice. How much better than lying tied up to tliewhnrf 1,;

Sin:--A mistake occurs in the notice

regarding the change of name from Cross Roads. The name uhoulri he Melhum not Mllbum. 'lhe extent of district in from Chrlstnin Church to Sqmgur

Trustees.

Amtouucsmrms l

_ANY Perlon wanting in purchase a

I3 foot. fiat dory, nearly new, should apply at this Gilloe. ||| at

-Will the friends who promised candy for the Drummond evening _ kindly re-,i member to send it to Mrs. S C.lloore,Keuf.` Street East, on Thursday. April 6th. with- out fall. 5.1 3|,

-Keep Easter Monday night, fn; from any other engagements and gn to the 09°!! House and hear the beanlml lhmllsb drama, “Kings Evldsaoe” t. on

the bud? -

l`“'f Lliii ,ii tit "~i

'bluejacketu we-rc once engaged in

which were laced under tht' keel S0

and a half, might be pushed t.o\vnrds the water. .By a miachnnu- it. hall- pened to slip from its S\1PP0I"~S- and the foot. of one oi the sailors wus

luejaclmt. merely t.lu'.ued to his com-

Hia foot. was afterwards aulputatetl

Joy Aboonlod. Once in the "good old day!" Ad'

miral Purkenharn landed nt. Portl- mouth from a lengthy voyage. and a

of his ship.

"Oh," said the admiral, “I think I

have left. them all to a rnun the hap- piest fellows in the World."

"Glad to hear it.. What. makes

them so happy?" `

"Well, I dogged seventeen of them,

and they are happy because it is all over; and all the rest, ure happy bc- cuias that seventwn felt the rope and not themselves!"

Alma and Allora.

Str Alfred Je bsqn, ox-captain who

ltoriea of men-of-wa|"a men. When one lbip was being fitted out titre was A great dnt of inexplicable

ulual cireumztanca which the ahlp'| corporal could discover was that the burn-boat. woman seemed \o_ sell arr- inordinatl 'quantity of butter done up nm neu utils vyrsmids- Sul- pettng-»¢hen»lnn%:>qklnz come# ubla. sir alrrsl his rrzlwil ih- |tooneaadprs§sd¢hslidas. Im- mdiately 0 fougtgil-Ui Ill 'PPI-Ill ggi up mystic) *ai solved.

_ u‘%a|a-ringtothoeheerfulnsssoftlle

_rmannkdidleultisq Sir Alfred told

following story. During “W

a eampig (1889) a nail of-

osr rods up to a sailor who wal

ataggtingsnlaratruls of l1&y.»lld`

to lim, "What an

lQliod, "Well, I as a British blue-

luinpu lr 1 doin bo- l'|a A Commlssarg

-r‘§'."’

1

lfyou ws&sa extra good bat

without paying an extra price for

*Milly class ‘-

:reworking

it com here sudsee ournew ones. -Prawns Brom 54| al-

movlug a heavy boat. on rollers. l

P

hat the craft, which weighed u ton _

can ht, under the keel, Though the -

why don't. some clever chap laugh?" » .

at. Haslar lospital. 1;

~ rr lr h-nd1»ftu».er l

mend ns ed °w L u L C ew ifrom any of our local agents throughout the Province and also from

Garden, Potato and Vegetable, Fresh Ground Bone and Square Brand

also a full stock of Lheiuicals at lowest prices.

. P __

dhd in 1900. used to tell some $506” _ 1 | » _

llrunkenness on board. The only un~'

Tl`l_€_ Daniel Birch and Spruce, Dimen- l.U|'l'lb€l'. -£0. Shingles Posts and

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°cARvrLL,RAnENBURY&Mrssiskvi’

and Steamship Agents,

2|"°‘|é;|_-i_l'-"|'°§-|-=\/\/N, ?- 3-'lil-.4-@§|i .__ 2-r7_dwtf. .

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-lllMllVAl. FERTILIZERS

Buy thebest, therefore buy Bowkei"s. They can be obtained | !

our distributing agent in Charlottetown. A. Pickard & Co.. Coal Mer- - chanr. - Our ofiice- and warercoms

We carry the following brands oi' mixed goods. vlz, Farm and hgve ban' r'¢m°v¢`d 'to the

New Riley building, formerly the Welsh &-Owen building

__ Queen Street. I `

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3-zo mwf & w 2 mos

AULD _ 31205,

sion Lumber, Cedar Sdn' i

' " ` " Pdar l1aNnsr,, Tl¢So -'

4.3 dw im pd. Quit. _ Water Shipment Only. _

TPllllEll Sill.

°_W.

Owiu tothe. incl any _ f the

weathefg, thelttothnem tn hose taken

sent stierzond' llsrrlalyal Cross.

glued ou lon ay, thtzfd A30 lust.. for lr. Kirkwund , is hereby poet- P°ued until Monday, the roth sy ol April, lust.. st rs o'eloek noon, when the splendid farm of go nares of prime land;-gftber with the whole of the live » Nm 'funn horses. 17 esttle,allths of dup. all the fanning mssbinery and otha- utensils bsrness,'iioussboid furniture, ec.. Wi"

be sold thou! reserve. ; TERM!-As ll previously. l tm.; l .Q i.. sera os the . f

" - . t.t.rauS.

I _ Auctioneer.

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