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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MAY 30 lwl

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To-deiy’s Probabilities.

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Toronto, May 30.-(Special)-Eesti

Suffocating

With Group

Croup is the terror of every mothei And the cause oz’ frequent deatlisi among small children. Dr. Chases Syrup of Linseed and Turperitine brings prompt relief to the loud, rim- ing cough, makes breathing easr prevents suffocation. It is mothers' favorite remedy for coughs, coils.

Mrs. F. W. Bond, 20 Macdonald

street, Barrie, Ont., says :-“Havinl tried your medidine, my faith is ver? high inits powers of curing cough and aroup. My little girl has been suhiect io the croup for a long time, and l found nothing to cure it until I gave Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine. I cannot speak too highly of

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25 cents a. bottle, all dealers, or Ed-

hanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

Dr. Ghase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentlne.

Orange Marmalade

We have just received a

quantity of Marmalade in 5 lbs tins at

45 cents 1

Also Cross & Blsckwells ;

Oranze M-irmilale in 7 lbs l

tina 75 cts. I

J.D.llliiCLEOD & C0.

Phone 126

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Standard _

Life Assurance Co. of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED |325. Assets $46,000,000.

One of the oldest and strongest o_f

Life Companies in existence. Policies free of restrictions, issued on all ap- proved plans, for protection and in- vostment.

General Agents, Charlotteto vu

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A dull Lawn P Mower does more . harm than good. _ We sharpen and

- THE rep iir them and . . F make them cut - ’ GRASS

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Fo‘mders,EngineerS‘ worst construction possible on the con- f \\ -June, 1901 at 12 0’clock nmn, where

Central Drug St0¥'0 » f; she now lies at the Steam Navigation

Machinists and Boilermakers.

lottetown P. E. Island.

= Phone vs_ . bc proved. But the way of the Gospel

THURSDAY. MAY 30 1901

‘the return of his successful rival M Gibson. An effort was made to “saw off"

THE EXODUS STOPPED. _

The Toronto I\’orld, (Couservative,)

accents the pleasant fact that the exodus of Canadians to the United States has finally come to an end and the tide 0! migration has distinctly turned in our favor. Quoting from United States official figures The \Vorld goes on to show how large was the exodus of Canadians to the States in years past. Thejbanner year of the immigration was 1881, when the total reached 125,391. For the preceding

year it was 99,706, and for the three suc- ceeding years it was 98,205, 70,141 and 60,584 respectively. In 1885 it dropped io 38,201. For some years subsequent to 1885 the statistical tables convey the blank in-

formation, “Immigrants from B. N.A. not

reported,” and when the figures re-appear the immigration seems to have almost stopped. The figures read as follows: 1&6, 273; 1897, 290; 1898, 350; 1899,1,322; 19(1), 393; first nine months fiscal year 1900-1901 293.

In the year 1899 when, as just stated

only 1,322 immigrants from Canada settled in the States there were 11.945 lm-

migrants from the States lwho settled in Canada, according to Canadian ofllcial figures. Last year the number of settlers coming to Canada from the States was about twice as great as in the previous year. These facts must have an importr ant bearing upon the growth of population in the Dominion. Since 1896 we appear to have lost but few people to the States and gained thousands in the exchange.

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There is talk of a steamer being put on the route between Summerside and Cape Tormentine during the present summer and one report is that the Jacques Cartier may be put on that route. We wouldbe glad to see the route utilised, and believe that it may yet be found a popular and paying one. But much will require to be done, especially in the way of obtaining through rates for freight and passengers before agreat success can be hoped for, and it is not likelythat this can bebrought about during the present season.

The announcement is made from Uttawa

that while the census shows New Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia to have made a fair

increase in population during the past ten

years the Island population has somewhat declined. This is regrettable,`,if true. We are satisded that the exodus to the United States from the Island has been less of

late than it was years ago, but many have

Columbia, :the Yukon and also to Sydn during the past year or two, which may account for the falling-off shown by the census.

Rev. Dr. M.~LiJl was a c;indi<late for the House of Commons in York Coun-

all the election petitions in the _Province

petition against Mr. Gibson will shortly

A ¢ » length 1l7~6 feet beam 23 feet. deep _ ~ ILE 1° amz 'A' _ Special Remedies -1.. fe.. 3-19 ....5 gm.. ....1 239 ....,;,;,_;,°;,~,,»;°;~,;~,;1<1;,;,e=;;;1°;=§ 2;; are an med Medicine , speeisiiy for ine dis. nett tonage. Built of wood iii Que-, HU°S°N'~'V“'-:?~ . » _ 'mi-'°‘ ‘"“°h *hell “’° '°°°‘”"‘°”d°d_Th° bec in 1888. has s beam en ° I with m1;“l>°?iigf¢r§iamiln°gmSt'J°h°‘°u'° °'°"i”g j us ~ _ _ _-

The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in _ Z1

. _ “ orni em . d PSS8&l ' ' ° ' ` 1 -O'

use in our dry house, will be sold at a bargain, delivery “ W' R edy an mpe°n°nmApnL Her

about J une first. _

Ill( WRIGHT & 00 Ui

gone to the Canadian Northwest, British ,

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ty, N. B., in November last and when de- feated in the contest petitioned against (me and a half boxes_ 50¢ a b¢x_

r.

and a general agreement was arrived at between the two parties to that ei1`ect,but e- L __ _ f ___ f ___

,_ Dr. McLeod would not consent, and so the

three hundred electors in diferent arts

having been bribed, the majority of whom PM up by 0m__,e1ve3_ were the petitioner-’s chief _supporters in Saud M 25,3 PH. box

the county polling districts. Of course all T' ___ _ election petitions are framed toplace the w L Oo Wednesd y the 12th day of Tha Pan American Exp°s;°

, duct cf the party attacked, and where

steam N"ig°ti°” cds Wharf' ¢h‘“'° much is charged very little may afterward Suu" side_ ’ C°mP*°Y’5 Wharf: Ch'*l`10l5°°l"°WD» if

y not previously disposed of by private y

minister who enters politics is usually a. I pretty hardone. , M' A ` I NE J Y “IM "J

The Provincial Government were i session yesterday and last evening It is understood they were occupied chiefly with road business. In the evening they were waited upon by ii delegation from the Patriotic Monument Committee who '

presented the claims of that movement

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May, 9th., Norman, aged three years,

youngest child of John and Christy Liv- ingston, of Hopelleld,

At Alexandra, P. E. I., May 29th, Mary 1

McLeod, wife of Jacob N. Judson in her 67 th year.

[Interment at Pownal, Friday, J une lst

at 2 p. m.]

At Long River on Sunday last Mary

Johnston aged 14 years and 2 months* eldest daughter of John Johnson, elder.

At Willow Park, Halifax May 26th, af- ter a brief illness, Charlotte A. Hawkins, wife of Charles VV. Hawkins. and daugh- ter of the late John Simpson, Avondale Hants Co. in the 75th year of her age. The above ment.oned lady was well known on this Island, her husband having been a native of Murray Harbor.

At Belmont, Mass.,\May ll, of diabetes,

William Dunsford, aged 32, proprietor of a livery business of that place and a brother of Mrs. J. H.Bel1 of this city. About nine years ago deceased married Miss Canfield, of Nova Scotia. A sorrowing widow and four small children are left to mourn.

A precious on from as is gone A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home

Which never can be filled.

_ Dear father, thou has left us Y ` Here the loss we deeply feel

But 'tis God who has bereft us,

1 He can all our sorrows heal. 5 _ » BRITISH THE BEST.

LONDON, May 27.-Sir Alfred Hickman,

Conservative, and former President in the House of Commons nas protested against railways, which were Govern- mentally controlled, especially in Bur- l mah and Egypt, continuing buying Am- erican locomotives when the report of the inspector of Burham railways, men- tioned by Lord Hamilton, the Indian Secretary in the House May 7, showed they required more repairs and more coal than the locomotives of British

make. F l A ' ' - 1'

Every term

of Piles

Mr. George Thompson, _ a leading

“I was _troubled with itching piles for fifteen years, and at times they were so bad Ii could scarcely walk. 1. tried a greatmany remedies, but never found anything like Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment. It cured me." 5

Mr. Jas. Jackson of the Laurie Spool

Company, St. Alexis des Monte, Que.. writes :-“I was troubled for two years with that cruel disease, bleeding piles. and after using Dr. Chase’s Ointment, I can say I am entirely rid of it. Lt is a treasure to all suitering from piles."

Mr. W. D. Thornton, blacksmith.

Calgary, N.W.T., states :-“For fifteen years I suffered untold agoiy from blind. itching piles, and have been un- der treatment with well-known phy- sicians. I had 15 tumors removed, but obtained no positive cure. I have suf- fered more than I can tell, but can now say that, thanks to Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment, I am positively cured, and by

Dr. Chase’s

Ointment.

be tried. In the meantime a counter peti- S h 7 ~ \

tion has been filed against Dr. McLeod M? <

` alleging bribery aud'und ue influence on the part of some of his agents. According

to a Fredericton despatch:--Particulars Z

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have been served in which the names of , H e V S ~_

` ~ ° p ` ` "_ rw ~ ‘_ 1 ` of the county appear as having received if ~ _ ` ” -___

`dinners onthe ollin da 'n on 'dera- O' that our. Iusmnt Headache

p it y i c si _

gg good gg new_ . tion of their having voted for Dr. McLeod Wgers gnu- n,3f' cvure' f

Send them along 8 The names of 32 electors are also given as ry t pm 1 5.011 are 8' su _

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ferer and be convinced.

IT PAYS T0 BUY AT PERKINS’

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The fact that this store shows a. bigger and

far superior stock of Dress Goods than any other store in the city is the chief reason

why you should come here to buy your Dress Goods.

Fancy Dress Goods 160 per yd up. Black and Navy Ssrges 25c per yd up.

Black Poplins

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irv;;llYR3:.nver° gcgd outfit, havilig just? rehtted ~ 2! dw A SL John' N' B Corn Cure

Rhgummsm ¢,,,e_° certi£cate` allows the vessel to can-y , _ 1 .f ' r . ~ '

_ ,_ THsUo°thDf¢SSi"he £3-nedy_ 300_pamengers, and she can be put to

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this Company wiii iam Sf- I Qhn every xosnav, WEDNESDAY and rm. DAY at

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Berth oi Statergoin for theutfiip. an fcibm

For rates and information apply to nearest

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leave Boston, Tuesday

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Toseud us a Trial Order

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.ielephono us (No send us word and well a package ft your door

900 and 1.25. ,,,f_§‘§,n;“;_‘,‘j§,,§’,‘,{,',°§°°

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Cashmere and 'Merino 320 up. "h‘°h “ "b°°l‘“°’7

admittedly superior

Black B‘ister Cloth $1.20 up. '° °_fd1°°fy

' _F. Perkins&Co.

put it up in l0c., 20c

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We have the randest

» _ ; ' _ Dinner Setts we have ` _- ' Have no difh :ulty in selecting material for a suit for spring " -

at our store. A=l kinds of fashionable makes, at very low prices, f luding “tu ii “W in stock.

` Blue Willow* P*f*°"ll

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assortment of other

would take up too much

Steamer City of

Commencing May 3rd, from Charlottetown for every Friday morning,

Summerside, Port H

chai, Cam-o, Isaac Har

River,Sheet Harbor. leave Halifax every Tuesday making same calls lading issued to Great Breton points at lowest rates

Charlottetown, May 1 1901

Goods

Jams Selling Gheap

Peas9epercanor Ooxn9fpercunor Tomatoes 9c per ca

Cfontallae.

l8¢=each. Allnzwgoods gshonly

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