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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'l"1‘ETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 23, 1901. '

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B R | S H S M that milk goes through tends to destroy

~ 0 tn flavor, Dairyui-in has evidently never

, _ tasted Pasteurised milk or he would not

""”"' say this. I can furnish the statement of

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s

g<l.’\\) PW _ A t/_/`

’.

*TROOP OIL

uuiivii-:m

or Sprazns, Bruins, Stzj' _/omts, Ca

gygg,-(gd (,0rd5, Bites and Stmgs of Inset

In the case of Rheumatism, Neuralgi

Lawn Back, or muscular soreness the

gives wonderful relief.

u‘°7 Wm 5“d nmhing t° equal Troop that the Minto (not the Princess) was

Internally the Oil may be taken w

great benefit for C0ug72S. C014-f._B70”¢7f‘

0

C'WP» W7W°Pi"€ C°“£'h1°t°"‘“ a‘dd‘“°“ the Princess had begun her summe

(0 the internal use of the Oil, the throa; work

neck, and chest should be rubbed thoroug

` ly with it. _ _ _ _ _

Used as a gargle it is of inestima.

value in Diphfluria, Sore Throat, Qui

iid Ulctfdied T onsilr. A large bottle 25

F____ Cubed Breasts or cracked N,»pél,_,_,_ thereupon set out for Pictou,but on t_ which cause women so much suffering, way was told by an Intercoloniul official

tis

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TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 195].

- Visitors to the Island have lllfl many GUARDIAN, I desire tooffer a few cbse

cimplaints to make during the winter aid springasto the plentiful lack of in- formation in St. John, Halifax and Mont- real and other points in regard to the running of boats to and from the main land. This is altogether inexcusable in view of the fact that the winter service is wholly a Governmental affair. More recently the question has come up vvheiher or not thc Navigation 'Compa.ny's boats were plying to and from Point du Chene

to Summerside, andas usual the Govern- Sueh disease germs as ______h0_d ment R8-il“’8-Y 0505518 did U0l> kD°W- one diphtheria, cholera and scarlet fever are of our leading merchants who was recent- able to live and grow in milk. Not in-

A covers a wide field. Th=f'= ‘S 0° belt" - - d k h th frequently epidemics of these diseases ‘ *PP“°a~‘l°" for C"”’ W°“”d`°’ Ulce" ‘ind ly In Montrea1d.eSxre . to now W e . er occur where the milk supply has been ne *dl open Sons’ as the scathing and healmdg y the boats were mmnmg to Summerslde’ polluted in various ways. It may be

i Tnxes of this ren-`_¢§y are unsprpassenl but could 0bl’.&lD D0 lYlf0I`lIll1l)l0ll OH IDC thought an infection of a milk sappy). is 4 ~ ' - ' ts, subject from the ofllcials. Thereupon like relatively rare, but the following

:gd P“i"f“l._f_w§Z1{"g5_°t__T:_e\:n:_f_;l?_a':;g ashrevvd business man he went to the Ufl §Dig;ml1f_3)5 U;-Ced I0 mllki

e parts wi o wa. e , _ _ _ _ , pi e r. reemun of New

‘rmop Oil freely, and you will be surprised office of Messrs. A. McKim_8c Co., the well C___y Shows _he _mpormncg of

B0' q\!lCl¢ly' Pam Wm b* e“"°d and "‘Ha’m° known advertising agents, und w

O

.ation subside' °,,_ promptly shown a copy of Tru Ginnni

if giving the recognized information.

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e

7 . C~ seems not to be very alarming who

House Cleaning

is now the order of the day-

we have a large supply of a mons Quebec had 65 members in a Hou

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necessary sundries includ

Silver, Brass, and Furnitu

polish, Victorine, Gold Dllsli.. House of g13_ M. less than one in th,-ee_ handler of the milk after itisdrawn.

Washing Powder etc.

Prices right as usual.

J. D. MCLEOD & C0.

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I viewed historically. In old Canada it tv

65 members in a House of 130. The que

g of 181, ora little more than one third

the whole. Since the readjultment 1892 Quebec has had65 members in

There is no probability that she will ev have a larger proportion. The growth

than Quebec._ Ontario grows faster th ' Quebec and has 92 members to Quebe

equal that of Quebec. These facts

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OF TI-IE

loyal Academy of Music and Royal Colle

of Music.

PRESIDENT FOR CANAD A,

H. E. THE GOVERNOR GENERAL THE

RT. HON. THE EARL OF l\1IN'l`O.

Examinations vvill be held as follows:

Theory Hpapei' work]h-june Ist. Pftctica -Between t e ioth and 30th june. The exact dates will be duly announced.

Entries close on May lst.

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figures oughtto set_at rest the fear Quebec domination.

To-day, 23rd Aprll, is the anniversary

According to tradition he was born

_ A. D. 303, being but 23 years of age.

ge was born of wealthy parents and at t

George sold all his goods to give alms

All inforniaticmqllabus fcrmsof entixspeci- George has been the patron Sdlnli Of S

3:; tih:_o‘i_yRpapers, et<‘,, can be obtaine o t

from the amiga tlhings

» mi-ect, monneai. ’ ’ Great Martyr. He was the first patron D

- saint of Genoa, and was a great favori

of English Kings during the Crusade

' 5

In ISI) when Edward III instituted

e

ERNEST J. CHAMBERS,

Canadian Secretar

33. 25- 27. 3°~

her diers, in known to the Greek Church

y- _

Order of the Garter St, George was sel

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Q » . . . . . . . » . . . . - ¢ ¢ . » » . . . . . , . , , . , , , , , , ,,, ¢

2 _ Shirt Waists. t

edge its pptron and protqtor. The

T' 3_ A cf._S_t..Georgc and the Dragon, is of anoth

FSI.. George of Coventry, who rescued

: Tm’ ne" 't71°°”°h‘5' `h‘°°t -if Wt' fromacruel death an act

2 and finish. , -

I _ Pl€_?_fs, Tigre and Hemstitoh en’ect_:' E _great heroism, ~took her from Libya E “_ udtfu-nailz' 2" _li_glond,*marri_ed her t§ereand lived_§

; &.'.'“.'.~r~“ci".ai.°t‘§‘t ..._

oovontfihopptiy éuii»si§_‘aoot_i_l.

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statements of their accounts to

and settle same before the 10011

Hay. All accounts not settled

b

that date will be hand

*Ll

Y -,__.._..¢__- vis,-e-¢_'._~

edtoourSolic- -

iior for collection. '

l‘“ll___3lill!l_ .l_ll:_1

, \

Phone 125' i they would not be without i _

' eve. emo nowmairs nsaoacnn

POWDERSwi1lbefound a sate, prompt »

always safe, no Opium,Bromides. .thers narcotics.

as question: #N Typhoid fever 53 He Scarlet fever 26 he Diphtheria 11

_t 0° Cholera 1

the route, although this was days after The bacteria of disease find their way

,-5 into milk in a variety of ways. Gene 1

ul

The G.\1€Sii0I1 Of "Q\1@b€C i0lI1iI111l2i0H" the mischief once started cannot be readily

as sanitary precautions is where the disease

indeeda serious menace, for Upper and sick person to the _____1k_s______ly__ Lower Canada were tied together with times this happens where the milk

equal representation. Quebec had then p0Sedinah0\1se occupied by a person

S, sick person with some disease. ln

i0D OI “R¢D-' bl’ POP-" wasithen. a vital veytd throuill the medium of the air. 0119-- R€D1‘€S€Dl»lti0I1 bi' P0D\11&U"° “'33 lindiphtheria or scarlet fever. More fre-

e

obtained. and in the first House of Com- queutly the connection between pati n

86 and milk supply is established during the

° germ is carried indirectly-:by a person °f' serves in adual capacity( first, as

81' _ _

is polluted by using .Infected water

°f cleaning the utensils. _ _

the Great West must be always mater A very striking ease or this sort oo

8. _:.8 Nearly 400 eases of typhoid fever develop-

_ f

05- We” °f 0“'°~"‘° th” ""’°*‘°“*'°°‘°“ loss than 20,000 inhabitants. Aimzslt :ii

is now 17,nnd must in a generation or two

St. George, the patron saint of Englan

age of 17 entered the service of the Emp eror Diocletian. When the Emperor b

the poor, liberated his slaves and boldly 'I ___' I `

rebuked Diocletian for his cruelty. Th' N

drew upon hlm the anger of the Empero

and he was put to death April 23rd,303. S

_ Tru: special ti-ani ‘ttf ltr. En-le‘e~ -big# on-gi-vo___;uu ._

iD. ' '

Summer-aide entertainment, will leave I I 'I r___:__’°__:e_Irf__9_f7° .°;__l.s_ an.

"§»

bIl¢ SMZIOD BI: 3 O’¢I00k `”‘ -` _ tn th ‘_ hr t :_ ‘, |Thursday. This will give busineloflbll dui; oo!" _.Ei an '

-_ an opportunity of doing buslne$`fjl|e_t0 U' 39533 T°f°3”°_

W- ru -1--1- -11-1- »--i--_<;l;‘;;‘.;?.*;°;‘;.f‘.f.i°’ ”’°°“‘“'°‘°““'?"f""' Br. Chaéde; ~

°°» <Pos.&nr.)- - _ ' ~ _ " ` of _ ~ _ I- Nerve Food.

and reliable remedy. Nervousness, 3 Biliousness, Sleeplessness _ frequently

cause headache. Use'Bowman’s theyarel \\`\‘;\li -Royal Silver Polish (

_ When you have Headache from what-

nor ' (_:_" . » ,

PASTEURISED MILK. h

from the cow in a pure state, that

in good health. But if the cow tuberculosis or is otherwise diseased

milk supply. But we will assume that the cows supplying Charlottetown are all healthy, and still it will appear that the milk supplied from them may contain the germs of disease of a. very dangerous character. "

fever

(Ihul:

C0¢|». York

this

Throat trouble 3 Foot and Mouth disease 2

ra -

ly it is through carelessness on the part of

it, if

but

Some one who could have prevented he had only known the consequences,

D checked. The most flagrant violation of

germ is transmitted directly from the

Some-

is ex-

such con-

as

cases the disease germ is generally

t

who nu

8 to the patient, and second, as milker

t period of convalescence. Sometimes the

ree

or A

milk

ln

still more indirect way is where the

cur-

n redafew yearsagoat Stamford, Conn.

ed in a short time in a. to

man Investigation determined that his

of '

method of cleaning the cans was proper ‘

and that the cows were kept in good con-

e beof benefit in warm climates, 8:1: But .experience in h__n_.mD0_ “wh goada.

_ ,D _ _

ll .

. it is the fa-cf' that thl`0Ugl10\1f Gefmlny I enables us to offer Uuehcelleil Values. I and in many of the ‘leading cities of 1 \Vfll»9 US l’08a1'dl!1»‘-’ YUUT Wallis f0I`

to. As to his statement that

t t e feeble, wasted nerve cells

milk has a. much -purer and sweeter flavor

SIR,-In replytoDairyman in yesterday' than raw milk.. He says that in both

'va' Pasteurising and condensing milk “there

l'i°“S‘ First' in regard to milk °°mi“g are preparations added that are not

faft' natural to it."I have nothing to say in re-

depends “P0” Whether °" not the cow ‘S gard to condensed milk, but I do say that

has in Pasteurising milk nothing whatever is

_ _ _ We added to it. All foieign matter is elimin-

claim for the Pusteurising process that it ated, the din and sediment are taken destroys the germs of disease which would out, but no chemicals or other ingredients otherwise be carried to consumers in their are used and absolutely _ nothing is added

tothe pure milk. _

vocate Pasteurisedmiilk because the firms

of these cases occurred in families that

and were supplied with milk by a single milk-

dition, but after the cans had been satis- _ .

of factorily scolded he rinsed them out with 1 of a Century' ' d_ cold water from a polluted well. This I Mr. Paton has imported Household at case illustrates the way in which scores 3 Napery' Lmen Damasks’ Bed Lme“5° '

_ of epidemics occur, particularly thosel f a - -

Thé ASSOC1&ted B0&1'd Lydda in the year 280 and was beheaded typhoid characten 0 ' m°ke"s "1 ‘h" Wmld'

He Ddiryman says that pasgeurising may :which have always stood in front

e- .

Europe the sale of unpasteurised milk is I ._ _ . ,

gan his persecution of the Christians St. prohibited by the heal", aut_horit_ieS_ ' Z5 if 'IAS' PATO3 5° C0'

eve ry process

"1 `=' -'-\1r,,_

‘S ervous r .`

.'11 -Dyspepsiai

“S In this age of nervous diseases, when

eople on all sides are falling victims to nervous prostration, paralysis, loco-

l'»° motor ataxia. and other dreadful mala- S dies, it is a. comfort to know that you ` can turn to Dr.- Chase's Nerve Food he (pills) with absolute assurance that 8

will thoroughly build up and revitallio

0 _ _

we ` bhir. Joseph Geroux. 22 Metcalf sgget,

Ottawa. Ont.. writes: "_I was ne i ua.

91' had headache and bnix tag. I was a restless at night and eoulg pot _srleepi

My appetite was peer, an .su ere °‘ "°‘° °°".:.u °.’::°t:‘.:..’~‘."‘° ”“"..'.:°‘ t‘°" seed Dr. C\\aee’l !leerw'o!ei‘cod~t:: i ` darad dnt in -six- igh about two nmntlll. horn! .Ili i s ._ - ’ `

“’.‘Z‘§"’°°’,‘,‘f‘,§_{§ §,‘,’,§',,_“’I“{,*°,,=¢~'.__`-__,,.-,,,.“. A 'the Great Bank:-upt sale

undreds of customers that Pasteurised

Again, Dairymiin says the doctors ad'

that handle it give them an interest in it. This is simply and absolutely untrue, as every doctor in the City and Province Wil state if inquired of in regard to this point. There is no doctor or druggist that has a particle of pecuniary interest in my busi- ness.

In conclusion I would add that Dairy-

man is either ignorant of the entire :pro- cess ot Pasteurising milk, or he is wilfully seeking to mislead the public and to in- jure iinother enterprise for the benefit of his own. When, he has the courage to c-imc out over his own signature and let' | the public know who he is and what his opinioiiis worth, I may have something more to say. _ »

Thanking you for your space.

1 I am Yours Trily ~

,Joris C. Monoxann.

Pasteurised Milk Factory.

_, A SURPRISE TO EVERYBODY. _

The promptness with which Dr. _ChaSe'S

Kidney-Liver Pills regulate and invigor- ate the action of the kidneys, liver and bowels, is a surprise to everybody. _They are the peonle’s favorite _cure for kidney disease, liver complaint, iudlgestion, and constipation. The sale of this great pre- ; scription is simply enormous. One pill a. dose 25 cents a box. all dealers.

-1-_-9-1-*_

Cartier will not run their boat th

summer owing to thehigh price of_ coal,

then let a new company wake up at one and have a boat running over to Oi-we and Crapaud in a fortuight’s time. Com

dream no longer citizens l trade is increas-

ing; get younelves up to date. There money in it.

Unsmrslm.

Soft corns, corns of all kinds removed

without pain or sore spots by Putnam

Painless Corn and Wart Extractor.

offered for the genuine “Putna.m’s" Ex- - _

tractor, Sure, safe, harmless. At all

Thousands testify that it iscertain. pain- less, and prompt. Beware of substitutes

druggists or sent by mail upon receipt

-Kingston, Ont.

. . . . - . - . . . . . . . » . . . . . » . . » . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

For More than a Quarter.

I and Travellings from the foremost

I Present stock comprises the makes

lrank of excellence. Our constant

' the Linen closet. A

Have decided to clear on

is su iihes.-L. 1-; Pros

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23 25. d &_w_`

Sm,-As the owners of the Jacques

New Company Asked For.

ii

is

2

TENDER CORN

's

t

the balance of goods at Ramsay,’s old stand in six weeks. In order to do sol am oil`e_ring,.unheard` of v_alues»f

se.

bargains.

per pair.

500. each.

F. PREKI

. of _ _ -

twenty-five cents. N. _C. Poison 8: Co., -1--*-"_'*""

are daily arriving.

and select stock.

T;-Alabastine 20c ack -I a I d $'l_°8¢i-s. F ugfgod 11. If we could only _’ ads on _young ; ere wonldbeonly one boy

' -_oihing store in town. __ and” et us show 'yon Ey»’s~clothing balance,

well.ya;dpthl's“ treatment has lrengtl- _m'5';yi5'-fold ` stgnd _‘__ _

everurd. and I say lo because I'-v

F ed nderfully. Ik. Claoe‘a N i-ve ~ - - - , Ipoodnir :e‘;'tainly_ the beet treatmebfil JL s _' -~=-: '

it. at Dodd sonogors

" 'to learn the

for a I will

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» 5 ' ‘H _ 0 ~

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3"

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' A tell us it is a splendid article-

S’

`§ It is easy to use,

New

~\\'_

P S _QQ pa- i,...ee.

Rex Insect Desq-Dyer

and ne w. price; -all over our store this spring-if you re- (fd (.U‘1“id"k'n“ “U f°"” °fi”S°°" “lU_U'f*» DSW furnimi.--_ or bedding it is here for vou at a. less `;"i‘i` hfe}§_L§;el;f,§db°§:,;n0hi&_ F. '

~ " ` 1' ' 0 . g

ii _

P1706 than you can get it elsewhere for--Send your repairs nituro Polish Bo.-ax Moth 5

_ = (ff ‘ I l,/I

to us* ‘ I A - s Ball, etc. etc __

_ Is positively harmless.

Leaves no affer dust.

fix., Gives a brilliant polish.

’ ` Sold in two sizes 15c dz 25c

A

5 __ \\‘ .

115,, TIIO L8dl€S _ -wno Have Usirn-

§ Colored Dress Fabrics And

g Suitings

Importations for this season far sur- pass those of any former showing in

the extent of varieties and the parti- cularly choice character ofthe display.

When writ.-ing for Samples, custo-

mers will please state prices_and color- preferred, so as to ea re unnecessary bulk.

_ _ The new smooth finish weaves in ‘ 2 Suit-ing,Cheviot,=,Tweefis,Homespuns

Coéfertsi Wgrsteds, Friezes. ’

i ame 's air, Rep s, Ser eg, P0 _ ' lins, Cravenettes, Tvgills, Vinetiang,

Ladies' Cloths, -Silk and_ Wool Mix- tures,lCashmeres, Grenadines, Silkand silk and Wool Crepe dei Chenes, Sici-

_fly lians-,__(§];'e§linbs._Del;:i;:s,‘Ioiles,Woo1

'le,_ e.f..

o

_;__l__ __ the most c.ini_.>le.‘_.=‘ up-to-date

, _ 2, ._ ` _ -_

U I ' ` ` Q- I `=-' Af ' W* B0 ' _

~ Wllllll 'dr lill llll -

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Come and see at any rate.

IT PAYS TO BUY AT PERKINS

ATURDAV _ NIGHT Pi-:ciAi.s

If you read our “Ads” for Saturday you

find advertised “Bargains” -that are “Bargains

are worth coming after. To day we mention

Cashmere Hose

~ 2 dozen women’s fast black cash

I6 6 mere hose, regular price 200 t I

night we out them down to lb-.

lVlen’s Night D

A 10 doz. of men s Light Dressis

in cotton or llannelette We’ve

been selling them for 75 _ Satur

- 'day you can get your choice for

9 T

On -these two items you can make _am clear

ing of 1-3 which -is worth saving, donff. 1511

Let’s have a visit from you to nicht

Y LEADERS

Our Spring Cloths in the latest novelties and newest

Call and make your selections for Spring Suit, from our

Latest style, best workmanship and perfect It

' Also see' our large stock of Gents’ Furnishings

JOHN Nl€LEOD &

li Duesn’i Bust ea

to look over oar stock.As' we have the largest and best

in town it will pay you to do so After hrnse cleaning want something in ou-r line for that corner bracket or the

Clark

_ i Sree-i°»e-

Tonorrro, April 29.-Tim 0'Bourke_ the

for throwing a 56-lb weight with

both hands from a seven-foot ting the weight Mft lin. __The made' dy JJ S. Kitchell' fln

ft. 1§ln.

ir-§ _“’*»,_ ?__;_‘lS'

B

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A CATABRH SPHIIALIST

Mr Jas

I have been n

which

or see

me any good

Catarrh Cure. m

after using three boxes mend it to anyone suffering

l‘¢00lI\-

catarrh .

FINAL CONFERENCE SOON.

Sr. Jom~z’s_, Nfld., April K).-lMr.’lBond

the Newfoundland premier. who ls , now in London. will hold a final conference with the British cabinet within a day or two. He is being detained in London to await there-assembling of the Imperial parliament to-day. After the conference he will start for home. `

GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR

When you

Remedies

for any of Dr. Chase’s his portrait and sig-

_r

O 'IC' .U ` W...

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A ' ¢

BROKE WORLD’S RBCOQD _ _

°° Jas nos

front.For®

evnrv hotoor

placed in a. ro

broach. With order for trait complete I will give one subgect, plain breach

of/os and

474, Charlottetown

S mme Hats mas? gqidep wefre

o

sacrifice them s