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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETCWNT l’RlY("is_ EDWARD __l~T._l

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Weak,`Sickly ' _ Children

»ko Restored to Health and vigour by

Using Dr. Gl\ass's Rcrve Food.

Many children are pale, weak, and

bloodless from their birth. Many others have their blood and nerves exhaust- ed, and their systems broken down by the ravages of disease, or as the re- sult of over-study at school.

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is the ideal

treatment for children. It supplies the very elements which are lacking in the pale, weak, and nervous. It restores the colour and richness to the blood, :lnvigorates the nerves, and builds up the system. As a restorative after the exhausting and debilitating effects of measles. scarlet fever, and such ail- ments, it is ot incalculable worth.

Mrs. Stephen Dempsey, Albury, P. _E.

county. Ont., writes:-" My little grand- daughter, nine _vears old, was very pale and weak, and had no appetite. She _had a tired, wornout appearance, and was delicate and sickly. I got some of Dr. Chase‘e Nerve Food for her, and it has helped her very much. She is gaining considerably in weight _ and looks real healthy."

Dr. Chase’a Nerve Food, Soc a box. at

all dealers, or 1-Jdmanson, Bates and Company, Toronto.

Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his Books and Stationery Business in thellorris Block, we will continue the bnsinessin its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-

ged the business in the past, will be ~

in charge of the store, and will _ be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kqit well stocked. A Well supplied news stand will be a special feature if the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

Illli BAZMR GDMPANY

Snoceasors to F..l. Horn sby.

'Hon-is Block. Ch'town. Mch16.l00J

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A l’lan

Had a Fit

But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy

about it-. The lit referred .

_to is the price of a -whole month’s groceries he cot ar our store, which fic his purse so well that he will

‘ in future be a regular cu _ tomer of ours.

-.,- §”Cal1 and see us.

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DR. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAN 'AND SURGEON .

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BRADUATE McGlLL ' UNIVERSITY

Omoo md l~leeidence,Dorchestfr Street Ea.-r, OU-'~oH>uis.9ioiua. m.,l w3.and 7 to_8, p_ “L _ _ 1

Prompt attention given to country c ,

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1 the statute book. In either case the liquor

ated to them. It is prepared with careful

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SATURDAY MAY 26 , igoo. -'

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A PR0l‘llBl’l'0RV BILL.

On Thursday last adeputation of prom-

inent and representative temperaiice men ` from various parts of the Province waited _ upon members of the Legislature and pre- sented their views in favor of abrogating the License Law and the adoption of Pro-

vincial Prohibition. The delegatiou in- cluded the following well known represen- tatives of the leading temperance organi-

\ zations:

4 Hon. B. Rogers, Alberton.

Rev. A. F. Brown, North River.

Rev. D. B. McLeod, City.

G. W. Simpson, Bay View. David Arbing, Freetown. John Edwards, Wiltshire. Daniel Fraser, Kingston. A ' Hugh McMillan, New Haven.

' S. M. Martin, Valleydeld.

John Anderson, Kensington

J. Kaye Ross, Do. A. W. Stei-ns, Do.

The delegation had prepared a bill to

give effect to their views which will be submitted to the Legislature. Premier

Farquharson informed the delegation that he was in telegraphic correspondence with Hon. David Mills,the Minister of Justice in reimrd to the powers of _the_Pro- vincial Legislature to enact a prohibitory measure, but had not then received an

answer to the questions submitted. Wliat the temperunce people desire is to secure such a méasure of prohibition as is assur- edly within the power of the Legislature to pass. lt would be a. mistake to exceed our powers, just as it would be a mistake to permit the License Law to remain on

mcn_would be masters of the situation.

\Ve believe that it majority of the mem-

bers of the Legislature are disposed to give fair consideration to the Bill submit-

regard to keeping within our legislative powers while rdohibiting the sale of intoxicating beverages. It is mentioned

that the Premier was asked if, in case the Prohibitory Bill should not become law, the License Act would be re- pealed and that he repiiéd in the negative. rim Guineas regards it ia. of vial im-

J. D. Seaman City. l' ago' Y 4, Husband-Why <10 I0* Péfsfdt if `W¢*“"

In discussing the question of the rev'-g

enue derived from liquor licenses the oth- er day Tim GUARDIAN correctly stated l that the moneys received from thlsnservice amounted to $5,428.18. 'We also stiit-l

ed that from this must be deducted; $600 pu’dto the Licepse Inspector. The

Patriot now states that the salary paid the Inspector was $201.66 and not $600 as stated in Tim GUARDIAN, and “bc- sides this $291.66 was not deducted from_ the $5,-mis." Thais the meme quib- bling. If only apart of the ycar’s cal. ary was included in year‘s accounts'

that does not make the salary less or more. And it is a matter of no con- sequence whether the money was paid out of the license revenue or the general revenue of the -Province _ It is no way affects the general argument ot Tas: GUARDIAN that the licensing of the- sale of liquor in Charlottetown i 'ii losing business iinancially .and morally. We are glad to find that the Patriot no long- - er defends the License Law, of which it I

was so zealous an advocate a year

_ THB WEATHER. fl

Wasnmofron, May _25.-(Special.)-I

Partly cloudy, then fair weather, fresh northerly to westerly winds.

¢7‘{ecessz'i§» _ ~ `Kno<ws No Law." '

Bat a law of Nature bows to the necessity of keeping _ the blood pare so that the ’

entire system shall be strong.

healthy and vigorous.

To take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great

blood purifier, is therefore a law of health and it is a necessity in nearly p every household. It never disappoints.

Eiiyslpelag-" Had a severe attack oi crys pelas, suffering from dizziness and' nervousness so that Icould not rest at night. Tried Hood’s Sarsapari-lla with good results, and now recommend it to others.” M. , C1nLm:iIs, Toronto, Ont;

Tired Feeling-“ Was all run down and

had no appetite. Was tired all the time. Hood’s Sarsaparilla was suggested, and a trial benefited me so much that now I would' not be without the medicine.” MBS. G. D. Bumvrrr, Central Norton, N. B.

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portance that the principal of prohibition shall be adopted and the sale of liquor en- tirely de-legalized throughout the Pro-

vince. The Bill as prepared in no way interferes with the operation of the Scott Act in the counties but would take effect in any county of the Province on the Scott Act being repealed. '

A correspondent asks THE GUARDIAN to remind the descendents of those who

immigrated to I-`. E. Island by the good ship Polly in 1803 that the centennial Of

that event is approaching, that they may be ready in 1903 to duly celebrate it.

Sir Charles Tupper has recently cele- brated the conclusion of forty five years of public life. Sir Charles was first elect- ed to the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia in 1855. In the following year ho beeame a member of the Government. He became Premier of Nova. Scotia in 1964,

and was elected to the first Parliament of

'I het we are to be moulded and fashionedfsothe sand we use for our castinzs_ needs t\ be moulded and fashioned. 'l`hat’s

eve_‘yda'y‘, moulding a-id ta.~h- iouing the sind like unto sh. ; pazwis. it is therefore very im-Q po- tant that vhs pittsrns be _', iirst-ciassin every resiec' fora as the patterns are so will the ~ ca~t\ngs be. We have first-class l pattern-makers employed and l are ableto meet the required l Vim.

Give usa trial when in need oi I Castings. '

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what our moulders are doings'

Goods*

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Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; time non-'ihihtingand only catlzartie to tab 1vSth'i£ood'e Bareeparilla. _

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adies

That soiled hat cm_ b madeas gocd as ne See us for

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All leading shades.

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cures all nervous diseases. 50 cents fl 50!-

i and girls' boots a.-rc 2031?-

’ ' A l`*lhalf: price; We wou'd Tike

your -size _von wil get a

and so on. Come soon. -` J.

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justice, if you buy - your -summer suit, without first. seeing ourstock of line tweeds and worsteds. Another new l-_it opened Saturday.-J. B. ,llviacdoimlrl & (ln, 22 d&w 4i

e Time to think of new summmer under- \ wear-the cheapest underwear in town is here. -Moore & Mc-Legd. 26 li.

Tommy-I say, Jimmy, wot is classical l

music i ' ' _ J iininy-lt’s the kind you can't under-

stand unless you wear loiig hair. A

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Mr. o.P. st. John, Dominion Inspector

of Steamboats, 246 Shaw street, .l‘orento,_ writes:--“I suffered for nine'-year! -itching piles. After trying- 1110113' ¥‘?.m° i °“ in vain, I began to use Dr.-Chasegl Dt-_ ment and it ns entirely cured me. ore eople have been cui-eil. °f PU” bf “mg Dr. Chn.se°s Ointment than by al other treatments combined. It never falls G0' cure piles. I

» I-Iunsw Hlss'lns*_But a'i>°ae wil 'JW had to W9;-1;, what would you driither do 7 Weary Watkins-Die. ' _

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A FAMILY NEGESSITY

. . ht M126 McPherson B_V¢_“\1°1

:_-l“I mn always gmc many ‘a good woeslygor Chase’s “Syrup of Lin- seed and Tu?entine. It has been in useln our family or two years, and we have never found it fail to cure coughs, ¢0_idI"» and chest troubles, It is our N30!!! stand-by.” Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linsc'-ld and Turpentine isafamily necessity in the houses oi Canada and the_ United 25 cents a bottle. Family size »6’J wht#-» ~

ing shoes thaii-_pinch your feet? _ ` 'Wife-Oh, I never could .feel c:>nif01,’-.~

tibldin a comfortable shoe l

READ rr IN 'rim lucas _

This is the nge of brain trouble, of heart

failure, of paralysis and of hodiazveuklfligi- °"" i°“ "‘“‘ '€“‘l<éi$§.$‘li......- “S 5°. at peep e you mee . j get well of their own accord; Mid-» persistent use of Dr. Chase s herve log! is the only treatment thatcan be abso u -_ lv relied upon to stop me wastinz D1‘°°¢l¢ which sa vitality from the system. Dr

Chase’s Nliasrve Food creates new rich 51005- revitalizes the nerves and Wfmanently

“Wife, where are those new 'handker- chiefs I bought i" ' _ Why, Edgar, you already have so many

that I put them away $0 give Y 011 011 F051' birthday."

See that bargain line of corsets to-dav

ladies.-Moore. 8: McLeod. 36 li

N. O.-The new shoe f]i'cssi1ig_-nn paste-'holds its lustre for long time- for colored or black boots.-R. K. Jost. - 26 1\

_Wtnta new cap sir? Easv i0 CTIOOSG

here.f:ac, 25c,é;;$5i§\r1<1 \1P-M001* 35 M°L°°d

Ladies’ Bicycle Boots-the newest and best at R. K. Jost. _ ~ 25 11 I

’Twill be busy to-night at our place- se 5 our big ad for reasons why.-Moore 8: M:Lec d. 26 H

Sample Boots.--The balance of the sample lot of wo¥11_@\`_1'\~`__-

fast The balance isfgo'I1°‘ lil

you to see them, if we have

oargain, $3.00 'boots for $1.50

B.__Macdon=ild & Co.

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New belt and belt buckles at Moore 82

You are not doing yourself

Canada in 1867. In 1870 lie became a

ember of the Canadian Government as

President of the Council and has since held the-portfolios of Customs, Inland Revenue,Ra_.i1ways,PublicWorks,Finance and secietary of state. In isss mba.-...me High Commissioner for Canada in London. In January 1896 he entered the Bowelli

Administration, and in April following _ formed a. new Administration of which he was Premier. Since the defeat of that

year he has ably led the Federal Upposi-

tion.

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This Spring-Perhaps it is an old one you are riding. At “ll e"°U¢*» _Wlmbn i‘l"1`l0 -use' ia wheel I-want a 'suitable

scftand cool. We are oderirgsomc tempting prices on

Women’s Black Bicycle Boots. all leather I ' $2 00 I W<imeI»'s-Chocolate “ “ canyastop' i_ __ _».;_'i2,00 ' ‘

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I Suits? ‘ We invite our patrons

Roses and'

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or (/onfeccionery we will fresh cut rose ~

To eve uicliaser of Fruit or Confectionery a nice Carnation.

A great chance for

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