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T0-DAY’S PROBABILITIES-

E-\s‘ezly winds, lair nr d cool.

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GONE FOR SIX YEARS _ _ _

That I~»,Why V. Fisher Sjys Dodds Kidney Pills Cured His Solatloa Per~

- .maneutiy.

Cncnrxowoon, Om., April 4 -'speelail - Valentine Fisher well-known ham and in the surrounding country has prcv»d that Doddis Kidney Pills nut. ouly curl: li d'-» y Dlseafe but cure it peruinneritiy. Mr. l\‘i~h:r a-nys: “My Kidney I) seas! of iii years standing had developed into St-inticn anti int-ated in my ~lde. My back vi-ns so all`:ctrd I could not walk straight. l lmi to uw liypoler- mic lniections of morphine to ease the pair.

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THE GUARDIAN

.

A I de da t antruanullednnd' r.a§‘\~$‘ Jil” i‘..L°""'“’

:, ur .

’.|uat, lm mal, Reliable llewey,

9 . 90°F _, _

'l."li.e Padplok Paspq

North aidelwlt olee, atthz o ng

Eyibkin ncerv _

muh; n,dgily (except Sunday), one

monthasc. yfw.....;i` ).. .E ian!-0° ..s-....

The Guardian will not be reinoneible for

!c\irren¢y or ltnmpl _remitted through malls.

lake your remittance by Pornl Order, El- presa timer or eg'ater»d letter, payable to The

B. Island. .

lranoh Offices

nave been established at the lollowlnp plana where nubcrlptlonl may he pid, news nrnilh- ed, advertising, Job work and other ouaineai trnnnacta.d- Bummeraide, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B.C.

Baker, Agent

Aibennn, Alberton Pod Dice-Herbert Clark, l

"D.md`s Kttluey I"ilI~ ri-Iievel tl c pain

almost nt. once and !li\n’ly cu~e'i i-ie so coinphtely l have halt no return ot the allmi-nt in six ye-us."

I) » :Ns Kuiuty Pills cure Hlicuinatism,

Siviniit :i and stunlnr \‘i can-s by reulovlng the ciuse f-ily putting the Kidneys in shape to take the uric at-ii out of thu bfoofi.

'Weeks' ®. Co. sell Men’s Hats and Caps

PEIIHLY TEETH

in your desire for beauti- ful white teeth he careful

not to use a dentifrice that ‘

will whiten at the expense of injury to the enamel. Some of the tooth prepara- tions sold are highly val- ued because of the imme- diate results they give and because the user does not know of the harm that will iiltitriately result. There . is no need of taking .

chances. My

Enamclo Tooth Paste

will whiten and polish the teeth as quickly as any safe preparation can. and it is impossible for it to do anything but good. It sweetens the breath, des- troys the germs, hardens the gums and polishes and preserves the teeth. ]ust as delightful to use as it is perfect in results, 25 cents a tube.

Sold only by

J. G. JIIMIESIIN,

DKUGGIST. 'i`he Medical Hall.

--»~4~~w-vxnv-»\lb-ag

I Beaver Tea

,,

" Has the right flavor, N ‘_

.Kh-

_ THE TEA for an evening

" strength and color. just _

party.

Jas. Kelly & Co. 5'

; 5 tin w _ " ‘I __

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Agent.

Souria But, Telephone Omce-P. G. Seaman

Aqent ,

Georgetown Russel R. Maclean. Agent. ,

' I iz. n, Mecnxaov, scum, I 1.11.1-toon, In n Newsom.

Aovertlslnz Mgr. iubscrintinnhigr. i

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- THE MORI\ING GUARDIAN

THURSDAY, APRIL T, 1904.

SCHOOL SUPPORT IN

MARITIME PROVINCES.

The \Vestern Teachers' Association in a

pwper issued to the ratepayers make some instructive and int,ere~tlng comparisons between the methods of at-hocl support

in the three Maritime Provinces, based

on the expenditure for education in the .

year 1902. In the Provinces of Nova S.~otia and New Brunswick n

large share of the cost of educa' tion is defrayed from the school districts and the county school funds. In Prince Eiward Island the bulk of the cost fall*

directly upon the provincial treasury. It may also be observed that tho total

expenditure for education in the larger Provinces is more liberal than it is in Prince Edward Island. ` What is paid for

school support from all sources amounts in Nova Scotia to $1.98 per head of the population oi the Province, in New Brunswick to $1.30 per head, and in P. E.

I-liand to $1.61 per head.

But oi the $1 Gi per head here $1.23 is

paid hy the Government direct, while the school districts p ty but. 38 cents per head. Our counties as such contribute nothing. In Nova Smtia, of thc $1.98 per head paid for education the Government pays 50 cents and the county funds and school

districts torzether paid $1.42. In New Brunswick, ot the $1.80 per head of popul- ation paid for the support of education the Government pays 49 cents and che

county funds and' school districts to- gether pay $1.31. It may be observed that in New Brunswick the contributions of

the county school funds to the support of

schools equals 30 cents per head of popul-

ntion,no that the school districts alone pay about twice as much as the Govern-

ment for the support ol’ schools. In no

‘case can a teacher draw a Government , grant in excess of what he receives from the district in which he teaches. W8

must. frankly express the opinion that our school districts treat their teachers very

meanly in the matter ol supplements. It would he better for the ratepayers, better for the cau=e of education and lor all concerned it the school districts would contribute their fair share ol the teachers

salary, as they do In almost. every civiliz- ed country.

Our teachers' salaries are lar below

what thcy ouizht to be, with the result

that our best. teachers ure leaving ua from

L__ `,

I

SIIMETHING

T0 PUSH

VVf~ have just received our first ship- men' of Baby Carriages and Go

Carts.

All new-nice-and up-to- date.

ilart Wright, Furnishing Bu.

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you-toyearnnd mary schools nre'1e|t-

n‘. Alitheume time the Govern

Y‘°\ _ I; ment is paying more than It can nlozd to

pay out. oi the very scant provincial* treasury tor the support ot education,-"

the rluh Government ot Nova Ssotla

fmxlu insane-in as ' _ , 'I was ' ie.;-ia "lm °"l°° H mtwh vrwortlvuutaly PWUNU4 ¢¢\*~"°U°°‘- "*",°’,*,°:,‘° 51°; ipliys and about two and shalt times as

mnoh aria pail by the Government-ol NlwBi-unswiok. The time hu arrived

when thin question musr be grnppled with ina prnotlnahie and vnsihle way, nd the experience and practice of the

_ I

isiaud Guardian Pub CQ.. Charlottetown, P. ndghbormg P,o.,|ncen suUg_,8,s tho Hn”

upon which the reform ourzhr. to prtceed. The Government hers pays lar to: large a s-.ara of the totul cost of education. At the same time the total amount cJn- trihut-ed for e ucaticn is lisa than it

ought. to. br, and tenuher's silnriis in many cases are nbsurdiy low. The school

di -t\rict~ in the u.oan'.i|ne sh mid wake up to their duty, it only lor shame; s ke

Backed up by over a third of n centigg

of remnrkab e and uniform cures, n_rec ouch an no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers ol Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $5110 in egnl money for any case oi' Leucorrhen' Female Weakness, Prolnpsun, or Falling o Womb, which they cannot cure_. Al] gf :hula gffxéiui-mend reasonable trial of the r Very often a married woman or ou girl does not know who to tum to ibr 3 vice in circumstances where she dislikes to talk with the family physician about deli- cate matters. A_l. unch times write t_o Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Butialo, N. Y., for free_ consultation and advice, and the_ same will b_e held as sa- credly contidentid. It is foolish to consult go£;:n friends or persons without medical

8 liz. Dr. Pierce’a Favorite Prescription con-

tains no alcohol, is_entirely vegetable and was the iirst exclusively womnn’s tonic on the market-it has sold more largely in

t-llipdpcnisltetlggrd og; century than any other

W ED.

All other compounds intended for women

only are made with alcohol, or alcohol is a large com’xr§>nent-this alcohol injure< the nerves, e little red corpusclea of the blood are shrunken by alcohol. All such compounds, therefore, do harm.

Dr. Pierce’s_Pleasnnt Pellets invigorate

the stomach, 1ive_r and bowels. Use them

w_ith_ the “l_?avonte Prescripationf' when 1 ggdis required. One is a xative, two, I

cathartic.

tow nuts

-FROM-

CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I.

i`o Vancouver, B. C Victoria, B. C. h-ew Westminster, B C. S-attle a Tacoma, Wash. I

Portland Orepon.

To Nelson. B. C Trail, B 15

Ronslaud. B. C Greenwood, B. C. Midway. B. C*

UNTIL APRIL fin. 19:4. Proportinnnte Rates from and to other points. Also to COLORADO, IDAHO, UTAH, MON-

TANA and CALIFORNIA, _m;_»

E MA'i"l`t‘IEWS,

Call oné

Or write to . B. FOSTER n. r. a.,c. r. R., er. JonN,rl n

Rveryoua la looking for the Spring. Bring

‘ our watches an1 clocks to nn aan we will ln Ike anring lor you and if they need n new one we will furnish it and warrant it for one year.

.L. W. COOK. "‘,*`.‘;.?';ii.`;'_"

Federal Blend

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5 '

miie eh e .fiemd

propos-*ions as to _insure l

dellciouncnp of Tel..

Sold by all _principal Grocers. W`izol¢li_lo,by .

I

iiroijA§D__ nits’

MENS IIIIJTHING.

Suits, Spring Overcoats,

so _y ' Rainproof Coats,

Trousers and Fancy Vests.

Judge for yourself' the superiority of our HIGH-CLASS READY-T0-WEARS.

We want you to look at our Men’s Clothing; try it on

and see how it looks for lit, style and finish. If you know what other stores can do, come and see what we can do. We, have had other people do this, and they readily admitted; their surprise at finding such really line fitting garments made from such good materials, and so well trimmed and; finished, surpassing anything they could iiud in other stores. they had tried. These statements are facts, and we Want to'; get more customers to come and prove what we say in our advertisements. We are here for business, and we do not\ expect any one to buy if the goods do not suit them. We have good fitting and as stylish suits as can be found any- ‘ where. We know it; we want you to know it. Not cheap goods, commonly made up, but iirst-class custom tailor-made suits, cut in the latest style, _and as a. rule fit the general run of :men as nicely as made to measure suits.

J. PIITIIN & (I0.

IFYIIII WIIH SIIME FUN

HEADLIGHT '

Piliiiilii INIIITCHES.

\ (Eddy’s'single stick matches are the best.)

Fill a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in

any order-then take turns drawing out the matches from underneath, and placing them in diiiicult positions on top of the pile. Every match that falls to the table while the tumb- ler is in your possession is yours, and the playér with least when the game stops is winner. Each player must place the tumbler in front of the player to the left. »

A GREAT l`lATCl‘I GAME.

"f"- I 0nc’s

a.,

or

the eye strain,

` . Q‘1i¢l‘ cause;

- , I0* »"’m u 11 , emu. ° ,J We have the » iacilitles 101-

oing this work.

-‘..,r'

G. H. TAYLUR,

Jeweler and Optician. Sunnyside.

V' »' h'.*°f¢I_les

"`-“mmtreiilivli

To the Electors of Ward 2:

GENTLEMEN:-At the reqnelt ol a large

number oi eiecton of Ward 2. I haveconnented to become n candidate for the sent. at ilu- Councii Board made vacant by the death ut the late lamented Councillor Macdonald. If you do methe honor oi election I will do my ug. most to promote the intercltrol the city. and Ward 1 in particular.

U J llILE\'.

March 31, 1904. tl

from

.EASTER GIFT

of one of our reallyihand-

some watches or rings would be nice, don't you think so ?

Or if you missed giving the

boy a watch at Xmas now is the opportunity to do so. We have boy’s watches $2. 50 up, $1.00 ones not kept, the $2. 50 and $5.00 ones are worth more th an the difference in price.

Ladies' watches and rings

at almost any price you wish to pay. ,

Rings made to lit. Watches regulated free of

charge.

E.W. T AYLOR,

Fci’s Naptha Soap.

This is a soap which is very

highly recommended.

Will wash everything washable,

clean everything cleanable, and hurt nothing.

"70 per cake.

for 250..

Jenkins & Son

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I india and China Teas,in suclf

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cARr,l;ns' scans snow; . _

_ NOW is the tim no mn your Ilof We have nit the hear vcrletlv

of Poem. Cabbale and other vegetable Seeds. A199 Flower Se¢a,__4° dine; _. nba#

A , of an bat ‘swat you M1904. imma of ¢_tr¢1¢; 0,,” 56.' .sn in from Boston. Ask for s copy of nnr‘§¢g¢_Q`n|”“°_ I

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