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fSTA8L|S|'|ED ISSI THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1899.-8 PAGES _ _ PM ‘m

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gcc F Hill Chosen Speak cr-Speech Referred to

lany Matters of Interest

Frwanicron, L B March 20 -

)--The legislature opened -

Gao F Hill of Charlotte County was

The speech referred to the new G

General, ncreise of prosperity of Daminion during the last year , the

interest in province in min-

resorces, the efforts put forth to

agriculture the pronounced

which has attended the cheese and the manufacture of cream-

etc, the desirability of - the settlement of public lands decision of the Judicial Com-

el the Imperial Privy Council

the fisheries etc

reply was moved bv Georfre Rob and seconded by 'lhomas L

MCelan one a stae

.i\, \I S Maron 73 - e

brought dawn by Premier

yesterday estimate the revenue hundred a d eivhtv thousand

eroendiiure at eight hundred

seventv four thousand dollars

House passed the second reading bll to take the power from the

to grant injunctions against f - or works for alleged nuisances, as smoke or noise Afwrieved

must briur suit in the regular

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We have ust received via S S

another fresh lot of Shredd- wheat Biscuits

Those Biscuit are highl reccom

to anyone troubled with

P001' digestion, weak stomach &c They are made without the use of

Soda or Baking Powder and

U! both Livht and Short

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lawre - The Estimates; PHILIPPINE DELEGATES Brought Down, etc

Go to London to Confer With

Agoncillo-

New YORK, March 23--(Special)-

The Jonrnal’s London despatch states that Losander and Topez, the Phillipine delegates, reached there today.

They refused to say anything further,

except that they would leave for Paris this afternoon to meet Agoncillo, after which they might return to the United States.

THE WEATHER. _

Wssi-11NGroN.M~irch,23-(Special)-

Fair, brisk to north west winds.

-P --.L f.

Burdook

Blood Bitters '

runnin was

Removes all poisons and impuri-

ties from the system. _

Makes the blood rich, red and

pure. _

Stirs up the sluggish liver and

clears away all the bad bile.

Acts pn the kidneys and bowels. Gives strength and vitality in

place of Weakness and languor.

The most wonderful blood puri-

I tier, restorative and strengthener known to science.

Mr. George Heriot, Baillieboro,

Ont., says :

“Two years ago I was very

poorly in the spring, had no appe- tite, felt weak and nervous, not able to work much and was tired all the time. .

“I saw Burdock Blood Bitters

highly recommended for such I condition as mine, so got a. bottle

__ to try it. ‘

“I started taking it, and inside

of two months I was as well as ever I was in my life.

‘ ‘ I cheerfully recommend B.B. B.

,I as a splendid blood puriiier and

spring medicine and wish it the best of success.”

at rredericton Sir Richard Cartwright

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and is Called to 0rder---

Clarke Wallace Replies"-

lmportant Government Measures Promised---Cow

Servative Crganisation

Being Crushed.

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SIR CHARLES TUPPER.

He announced amid great applause

the election ot Dsuiers, Liberal, in Levis,by acclamation. ~

Clarke Tlfallace-followed, scoring

many good points. His contribution to

OTTAWA, Mamh:23_(Specia1)_Au the debate was the able analysis which

the views of the party.

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opposition caucus was held today for ha gave of _U19 Preferential £9-Tiff HS if the purpose of discussing plans already applies t0 the M0fh9l°1¢1!1d- being carried into effect ` by Tupper in The debate “'35 C0P‘i°u@d bi’ CPSBY- direction of reorganization. Samuel Tay]°" Lemieux and Mfmk- The lai- Barker and Henry Dalby, the newly se- ter ‘Www Lemieux with T9-‘Sing f*

lected organizers. were 'present to get race *md 9° religious Cry ill B9~g0l»-

Lemieux den~c~l iuwhereupon Monk re- peated the charge;

The Deputy speaker called.Mouk to A

order.This in tu: n elicited a protestjrom Sir Charles Tupper, but the deputy speaker stuck to his ruling and the matter dropped. y

Senator McSweeney took his seat Ainl

~f~»_.'.;//.ii,,.- , the Upper'House. 9 I A. ""`-41,, , Hon. Mr. Mills announced his inten-

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_ 3,/ l 'ilu _ T .5_\ I tion to introduce important' legislation

“ .,_,,m __ _-.._-__ ' ‘ i - _ _» \ i ,», ‘ ii“f1ffSs1==’=° ~ ~' I i=` 1 t"_.';"£§f_§;`~‘,\;.~;.`_=__>;_. ` The Senate may adicfd1'°u_ intW‘o"'-or

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°ei\".°"°`i' »' three weeks time. i `

In the debate on the address, Hon.

' 4" / Mr. Scott said the government had gone \\ s`~\j’ ii; it 7,- as far in the direction of free trade as

p - "f . was wise and prudent.

I he HON. NATHANIEL CLARKE WAL-

LACE, M.P. ‘ ‘ BORN

Sir Richard Cartwright concluded his

Sprin _ _ _ I __ i

9 Resolutions of condolence were pas- Zu bprmg Vdueg, Mamhlm -1899,;

Ed Wllh ‘he family Of HOU J F Mr and Mrs J N ’ProI1tt asbn

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Medlclnen ivood. V _

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speech last night. He Scored the "f'l T” 7 I

At South Rustico P E I on March

opposition upmercifully. _ r M 5 h' °’t _ U d

In the course of his speech on the ad- 23rd 1899’ rs 0 D un am’ a'°e

_ 04 years.

dress he called Sir Charles Tuppera 1.~uugra] tomorrow, Satumay, M2

mischievous demagogue. ‘ p. m. ‘

The speaker called Sir Richard Ai ElI11i1'H» OU M?-rch 731- 1899. Of la-

ri e, William H Melliok in the 56th

rom tl to orderand om l‘.ed him to 5 PP _ ' * ,

Qualify liis epithet; C pe 'year of his age' l

Peacefullv passed away. at White

Sir Richard dealt principally with the Sands on Samrday, the 18", March,

Joint High Commission. He said that 1899, Elizabeth Jane. the dearly be- while free trade between the two coun- 10V€d Wife Of lvilll-9111 J- NlC0116» aged I

tries would heip both, still Canada is 30 year*

k ' d ” At his home in White Sands, on Mon-

He did not believe in retaliation.

able to wor out its own destiny an day, the 6th March’ 1899' 'htm K‘uy, and markets elsewhere' . Esq., in the 69tu year of his age.

At Iris, Lot 62. P. E. I.. on Monday'

There were faults on both sides. morning, Feb, 6th ’99, Edemcnt J.

The Conservatives for eighteen Roberts, inthe 81st year of his age.

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leavin a widow and, a large number

years did nothing on the Alaskan boun- _ g

of friends to murn the memory of a

dar-Y question' kind and gentle husband and a quiet

neighbor. He lived a true and Chris- tian life. His remains were laid to rest 'n the Murra River Cemetery

1 . .

' - _ At Tgnish): on March 15th, 1899

Mary Pooley, iii the 7~ith yo-.r of her, age, relict of the late Richard Dawson, leaving live sons and one daughter.

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At Shamrock. ln' 21 on .\I'ircl1 1751.

1899. Ambrose Hughes, second young- est sm of Patrick NI Hughes in the

der in Manitoba.

The Dead lVlan’s Island

Trouble -- Advance in

'Wages Among Stove

Makers--The Castillan’s

Cargo Sold---Capt. Yates Tells of New Steamers for

Paspebiac.

VANCOUVER, B. C. March 23-|'Spec-

ial] -Theo. Ludgate representing the Chicago syndicate, is said te have re- ceived word that the lease given of Dead Man’s Island would not be cancel- led and the ‘mill would' be commenced at once,unless a document is shown cancelling the order in council giving the island to the city.

The chief of police with an armed

body will prevent the syndicate from landing. V

WINNiPEe, March 23.,-Walyl Gas-

zeak and Simon C. Subey, I Gallicians have been found guilty ol the, murder

of Wasyl Bojreko and his four children and sentenced to be hanged May"16. ,

' namsrou.0ii.;an.nu~2&.-(§ne==»

ial)-Ai ahimiesting the 'stove inlanufac-li

turers it was dtcided to advance moul- ders’ wages ten per cent after May lst.

Sawyer and Massey’s employes were

notified that their wages would be in- creased 10 per cent.

LoNDoN, Ont., March 23-(Special]

-Two hundred and fifty stove makers employed in the McLary Manufacturing Co. had their wages increased at once,

10 per cent. I

Yniuuoorn, March 23.-(Special)-

Castilian’s cargo was sold today. Butt- er brought 13é -to 131 cts.,lard 75 to SL, bacon 45 to 5 cents, hams 6§ to 9 cents,

flour $1.95 for small bags, and _$3.50 for large bags.

MQNTREAI., March 23.-Capt. Yates

has announced that the steamer Dorset is soon to sail from Milford Haven for Paspebiac followed by the steamer

\Verra.

The Company may charter the Lake

Ontario for another trip. ' '

'ran anasxul noinmanv.

Seattle. Wash _ March 20.-News has

reached here that tive Finlanders claim to have discovered evidences of the origin of the Russian boundary line in- scribed in a series of old mounds. Whiyh. established. will place the Klondike country within theUnited States It is said that United States Consul McCook at Dawson will communicate with the Washington authorities regard- ing the matters. ’

I V ' I ' _ 18ih:yeir of his age. U 5 _

» At Montreal on Mar.18'.h ’99,Dcuglas, ~ -

youngest son of Mr. and .Mrs Allan

l Parsons. aged 18 months. ‘

I At Searletown on March 22nd, 1899, k’ P d

. I \ Mary Cariu!hers,relict of the late I-lugh nw

I Cainpbcll, aged _S8 years.

F- ' I . f Av, Brighton Thursday March _23rd,. Made horn pure :_ 1899, Annie Sophia McF_ad_yen in thep crearn of tartar.

~ - _ _ » 19th year of her age.

You rc thinking of summer footwear. You \v;ntaE0‘1;¢;th;ngapI1;t?. AHs;<r>§ - ‘Funeral at 10 30 a m_ on Saturday ___-

illats well made fits right and wears well that’s h ' . . I - ° ° - _

v ‘ _ ~ _ ' *M h2thf th sd ofRev.

1011 seen THE LYNN they have all the qualities you require. _ Joakx Ggodwlxi? e re I ence time

It has been observed in the hospitals

W ' _ _ _ _ °

e have them Price U I p (E§_2dpPat Pl_e;a_se cop? ) V allifno

82 75’ 3 on 3 5° 4 oo’ 4°'-I5 ounious NA'1‘Unsc'|i>nENom~:NoN. --

OFF BROS_lllSlllll ll lllllll._...._ f"

il ‘ji it

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that nails on amputated fingers eonunue, ~______'__!';____:,!‘_

THE t llIllllf|INS`?“”"°"S”“""“°°“""i

meeting was quite

stantial amount being- Subscriptions will remain open the end ef the month. ' '

oninnnnn 1>o1soNED Jar

twoohildren of Stephen Petro agod 3,and 7 years, died today low hours from poisoning. A' child, aged 12 years. may- be

Ieonliiuii* “il-IE Piiiiilmiui it I

Bosirols. March 23.-Two can

lided in the street railway subway

cuiclieo i runners,

` Cnrcaco. Marclr 5

fthe tollowiagare the closing

March wheat.-'_; cam, 334; ug,

May wheat. 68§; corn, 85{';' 26s: pork, 9.03. W J_l\_!y wheat, 68; corn, 85i`;oaI.s,

pork,9.22§.

THE ZION '

meeting oflsraelites' of held yesterday for the purpose porting the establishment 0! I colonial bank now -being

London, England, for still larger scale the oolonizing estine with Jews for' settlers.

Leadville, Colo.. March'

The children were cheap gi'een»oaBdy._ brought home and the _young ate a quantity ot it ani then some of it in a can, whim '

wi_thwater`£rom_ a 'ditch along the , their P°i5‘_°"’°u° °_¥*`\?Pi ` `

SCIEHTIITQ V

The idéa' is' gaining igrounddns

that alcohol from beetrool, * etc.

_made _to compete with

lighting purposes, and _that this use

alcohol _would give -great ment to French agriculture. - ff- an

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found in our Wall Paper_Departme|_l&.-

“tarIais’ Im Wall' Paw'-an

are household words. ' _

Telephone or send for our SAMPLE-

BOOKS.

GEo_ elim ll co., Importers of lrtlsllc Wall Paws.

wants, Losis. Founnsfisio

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FOR SALE-Mrs. John 'lralnorn Kin

offers for sale a three-story dwelling’ f-iituat-d on Pownal st., containing 1 rooms and shop. Good stabling. Dwellinl 91113519 for donble'enement V _H W V

wfxfvinu.--at the hespital tor the insane 0

middle aged wompn to act as Di8l1l`» Wlwh” i.ibera1wa.ze; paidb. aifplyipirgr remyimr

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Gzeping. The passengers were badly

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Two Sentenced for Mur- 1..-_ifi.`.§..`°l‘.' ° "" .°’°`”‘°"‘°’i‘

255; pork, 8.87I. _ '

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