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;iie~e‘the iirst of the sea~on

_ _ ` ° ca" °_f_ our Sprin Colored = 1 ' _Shirts brought by S. Mints _

E ' “I liiillltry. This is we be-

; .andlhey are beauties. We

w0111_dl1ke to show them to Th” W- G. &'a.-. is ‘ -

" BQUCE,

I ens Furnishings,

Morris Block ,

Lumber Co.

~ Pour, Danna., 4_-3 dw im pd. QM,

The P0715 Daniel' stron lal1'<iNU§l»CrT1i2§s oimen

sion Lumber, Cedar Shingles Posts and Tles.

Water Shipment Only.

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is. Lovs FQREVER.

av AMELIA 1:, satin.

,Awnef of "ri-nas o11v1e.."se. _ ' _

PUBLISHED Bxcl4UsIv‘LY HY TX' GUARDIAN lx THIS PROVXNYE ‘ ‘ . ‘-

lwife with such eandors, auth caps.- blllties for loving. such sweet. flat- tering ideas of mnacullug superior- ity, n1ight`be A" far more charming and satisiactory life-companion than a girl like Lydia Thornton-a girl who saw through all the shams co( _lilo as clearly as, he himself d_id.

After this he aid a great deal of

attention to Ifrgncesca. He praised her beauty and-admired hcr dresses,

‘ with all the curious frankness ol the

‘ modern lover; and felt her old-fash-

toned vivid blushes raise a very old-

, fashioned vivid delight in what he

was pleased to call “his heart.” V He had fits of rsaervs,tio__us and fits of absolute surrender many times a day. until tha wedding morning, Then he resolved to let his liking for~I~`ranccsca grow to any comfort- able condition of love that it was

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Lobster Packers

When fitting np for Spring work try the

NEW» FOUNDRY

' 'J Foot of Queen Street

For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.

Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.

The liilarlottctown Foundry Machine C0. Ltd.

_ Phbhe 75. Peake’s No. 1 Wharf. P, O, BQX 4|]

1-31 dill '

iHousness

DIIRED QUIOKLIY and FERNIANENTLY By Using

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THEY GLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE f BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS

- Bv Oleanslng All Disorders from the System.

Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid- noys, Sick Headache. Gonstlnation and Nervousnesen

Two Sizes, loc. and 25o. a Box

£6-=~ »\°°=Pr ~° Bali; gsgnms, suss'r11'u1'EsFoR gurl-I»_\9e,= »

_ For sale at Johnson & ]`ch11son’s.

_ 3-2! d to mos

I capable of. His last reservation was

“~ withdrawn. It was necessary to his

perfect satisfaction that the public should endorse his cholw. and Fran- cesca was acknowledged to be the fairest of all the fair womon pre sent. The bride was indeed the can- tcr of interest, of kind speculation, ami of good wishcs: but Francesca

1‘ pale-violet velvet dress, hor white V velvet bonnct, and abundance of

white iurs gave to her aristocratic beauty a que-only mean and sembl-

It was at first. sight. wonderful

how any more mortal man could find courage to oflcr escort to ,, a crcaturc so evidently more divine

‘ than himself. But Franccsca's native ` gontlcnoss and her cultivated con- , sidcration were like the outstretch-

lng of the golden sccptcr. All men could fool in her presence that. she

i sweetly deprecated hcr own charms

and exalted their masculine excel- lvncios. And as Almund was really of lcss stature than Francvsca, this swcrct, subtle, quite unconscious flat- lcry to more manhood wa! vc-ry re- assuring and coinpliiiwntnry.

On the morning of the wedding, when tho church was crowded with guests, Lancelot. again saw his love. She was lcnning upon the arm of Almund, and stepping altnrtvnrd to the sound of a noble ntarriugc hymn. lie saw her before hc saw the bride; .aitt-r\vnrd ho sow nothing but hcr. A irt-sh adoration filled his soul. He longed to kiss the chancol flags ovcr which ht-r foot had passed. lie no- ticed just whcro sho stood, and pro- mised himscli' to como buck and iill the some space of air and light. Something ol' hor personality might rt-.main thu-rc, 'though but thc sccnt of her garments, the inaudiblc ccho of her voice, the invisible emana- tions of light from hor luminous iountcnancc.

As the wcd¢ling~-party passed out

of thc church, he cont1'i\'ccl to meet hor in tho porch. Sho had boon ox- pcctlng tho lnoeting, and 'gave him, ln passing, the glorious smile she had been ko:-ping for him alone and the clasp of hcl' ungloved hand. And then his happiness was higher than `|he clouds, and his chagrin deeper than tho ocean; for sho had forest-on their n_1ct~tin|.>;, nnd shown him such gracious and consirlvrod favor; and hc, nlns!-he had not been prepared for it. .

Hn called hiinsvlf stupid and blind

and unworthy, in n score of riiilc-rent

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Bommion Blend ‘» WANTED -

- _ - . _ about s south ago we advertised in t

' paper fo' l.‘n'.lsr Makers, and steered four

the but men on the bland. .

We now want to nose = cnrntnetowlénegf fast. he was placed far from her; too,

I food Cheers Makers, iota e e args

mctmlrs for the coming season.

Write stating wlges wanted, and eucl

re* mmecdations, first letter.

Salesiexceed that of any d U, pd J~ v- vn§§_\1'.”_ N_'_

oihsrwin the Lower Pro- vlnces-

Cholcest srowth of Indie

and ceyipa. - ' ,_ P R .

_ SEGUIIIJ GLASS IIMETS -

C M _ From Charlottetown PHE, I. cmmradai Monday, snuary and lgog. t ` 'rg v11NC0\'lv RB. i '

Xh°»i°v7i»§.\»§i1°.sit.'fii1i_'i;.'e:l$62_35

ut. 1.' nnwn

;ra|n| gf :h1:l§aiiway w llrtartaslfollovrrds.

\l l BW

lim 'Down' Btatlonaf lash no

Ra. No. Rs. Koa

LI# 1 1.35 11.40 1o.5o

‘ 1.to lv. Ch tswn ar. 7 31:

Rovaltyiannc. 7.1: N. Wil Irs 6.33 Hunter River 6.19 :ago

ld L. ro n

Ish 1.14 tc "4

Bnrara lc _§;t§ . Ksssluglon 4.56 9.43

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ho' go'-‘ ar.nomn1ers'ids lv, sag'

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all. LH. Y Id.A.L. dm 11:65 lv. summsnidt ar. 4.oo mr

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7 11.31 LII. Part

1.3! |.41 0Le¢ry

sg _s.4x Alperton ' I §.o1 3,5 sr Tfgnlsh lv x1. mal. s.|¢. a.\|

agua 8»§<£3`5 P oem mga !=s_sa_a.<a..

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` On sale daily” March in to Nay 15 lv, x'.o5.

Proporx nate lun- s to 1-ther p Ante.

C LORADD IDAHO,

Aim to oglgis in ti .

UTAH, NTAYA lull CALIFORNIA. Gallon). E. MAT'l‘rlv\\ S, Ch'-owr,l>. R l

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viii eg :ia ` lain naar. st: A I

alla' gr; lv Ch slr. 111.45 'rom

4-49 sos oar §'Eutr¢-ou gf ug _Wi-|Y._ _

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Does the Business between the

M lo Sydneyl,Halifax.St.]ohr\.Quebec

. afu. and Mbfltfeil. ' '

I-i-BECAUSE-»

” A7: . ` " ‘ ‘ ‘ It’s dhntg and sleeping ar ser-

' 3; o-»e'isn\»%‘s:\tu'1a‘»=fa;~dsm -ron. i i e uamd_

Wurnudst an Yrldsv. All-,rim nuns rua

aa1(\_r 'strict _ _ 'Z ir .H ` 5 \°"""*"“"- ,_ 'G rite for time tables. fares, etc.

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’° *"3"* 1 Superintendent. P. E. I. Fil way,

' 1-`D¢tn|'rl.er gala two. '

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f,\va_\'s. Ile lclt as if nothing he

could do in thc future woulrl atone

nil for that momentary want of intu-

°' ition. And at the wedding break-

far to catch hcr cyo or hear har

a|¢` voice, though not too far to sue Al-

inund's devotion to her service. Hu was very angry with Almund Idle- his‘ little nod of recognition in

' Fra\ncesca's presence seemed an ln-

tentional oilcnsc. It was too patro-

T Hoa? ness

1 is the sign of- irritation

of the air passages caus- ed by a cold. Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. the Lung Tonic. will cure you. .Thousands of

money back if it doesn’t.

°“ no

Z5c., 50c. and $1.00

illiif/7

, was the contcr of admiration. Her.

ance. _ ,

people know it. Your

~ ‘CHAPTER Iv_c°“umied') ‘ lilzillil. with Ianncvlut, while drinking

' ` . ‘ 1 (tho bride`s toast, \_vns wondering

thveg' he fralnzcslcinft ml ` what he should do to the muh, what' _ us asms .w_ t a n o e g 4 la, should do to restore his own sell- '

eatocm, and what ho should wound Almund's satisfied

oencies.

. For lovers are either in a. of. contidence or in a hell of And Lancelot, with a mort

ancesca's

ravishing .smile and freely hand; his own dulluess-_-the cation of it; Aln1und's ofien lutatlon; his air of fumiliari attentions to Francesca and parent reception of them-al things made the wedding-fca arable allsir to him. And th the breakfast was over, F left. the room with the br

e would

meet her more closely at th

versity, thought iittlc of Fr

there was no hope that h

But there was to be a ball

evening, and perhaps he mi

be more fortunate. Still, wait until nine o'ciock at n

it was only noon. How wa

get the nine, hours over?

Now, the day that begin

often ends well, and the b

stoned' for tho breakfast. how lovely, how lovcso1nc_ ing sho wall Such happy

such ha ry coniidcnces abo

ill

ing at ali; auch eioquc among thc palms in the gr

“Was it really you?" "It was really inc. And I mother. I think sho liked m

"I am sure shi- did. She were a bt~au_ty. And mother take to every out-."

"I should like to see her

"Will you ride over to L0

with me to-morrow. I will call for you."

"It would be, delightful t

I will ack Aunt Loida.l_,'

And so the conversation w

words that meant little i

much ns

selvcs, and that meant, so the vehicle forua language orwiee translatablc.

After this every hour wa

ed. Aunt Loida was not al sist the youth's charm an

cesca's ontreatics. for love'

dream had novor grown old in lfier tender heart. To cro

love seemed to her a sort

against the soul. Lancelot a cesca made her. their coniid

the shnrer of their huppine Loida mnde`llttlv messages

-occasions for their meet

tudes which hor presence

break.-gccrcclos ,sho lnnocea

bring the squire to reason

was Aunt Loida who tried

spire in Lancelot's mother pushy equal to her own

Leigh was really a. stronge ent. of the lover than Squ erton was ever lkely to be

she had___llked at. first she

gan to dislike. She peroeiv

Lancelot/s heart was set and she understood at o such a marriage would atle ests dsarer than life to her.

lot married Francesco., he

of coiirso, go to live at Court. Leigh Farm would

st n ers She could ' t no

V 8 - I* than this supposition. The such a contingency stopped she could only feel.

Still, for a month Franco

very happy; for if Hrs. Lei

drew more and more from

phen Leigh was unusually p

ss. And culd fully

satisfied in his son's suqce ya( kj had, g`heq[t lhlbh' ¢ appreciate the view Squire

would 'tak of such an ailia "It is varry like treason

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only child, and I'd call it was against myssn, ' he sa "But, father." replied

"we lo,ve each other so mu such as ours breaks all oth

"Then it is a vqrry poor love, and I w_ouldn’t_ bov to no with it. 11 wife-love

strengthen father'-love and

love, lt is a miserable, plea unblessed hit of business. If

` e

a daughter of thine own, .think it s. fair thing for h get all thy love and all

and goodness, a,s,.if they h beam 'ro set than la Cola Lane for some lad that

stranger a. month or two

Miss Atherton ls.wllling to for thee, I am not willing t

for a daughter. Ifd- set lltt and.. Ifd tell her so quick e

A lierton’s friend "

t . ._"I hope I'm not his enem

fa'lr and-square with him

ness, and I'm nons' to blam cannot see his own interest.

at honest w_lth him about as, I was about my mill. varry good, gentlornanly

man, abd happen God does

i er ood man to be a co

V 8 ner.y Now I'll toll thee wha Atherton with thy Franoesc she hed a more world-like n the squire to his face what

laid to his daughter, and has said to tht-sf That is Has ta asked her to be thy

"Sha says sho will marry

but ms. "

"They all. sa_v.that, my

words varry like thom.”

'flfisa Vyner . has promised to

speak to the sqplro and persuade him to-”

"Nl.v. then. if ta isn’t ma

to tell th awn t le, thou

_ I Q _

to sen a woman with ft

wouldn't bs my way, I can Iwould go straight to F

'What do you wan ua to do?’ 'S

(TUBE QQKTINUED.)

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crnhouse!

And then, in a kinder mom little secret she had hithert

"I was caught in a sno

and I sheltered in your hou

ode ao.

od. , 1

It was Aunt Lolda who

ct lu,i,or_-f

so if it

Y _ K

, , _ _ and hus-

band-lovs doesn't. hallo

nough."

"One would tltlhlcyou we

what she U ‘

Clear Skin and

A Bright Bye

emu: muaanaaii.

Botanic ‘

. Miers

- Insure# s°`°<1 with by Claw- :aag ua Blood, Stomach and jfLlver. Cures "Constipation, "Dy=p=psi», statin. Head- -_ ache, Dizzinm, Kidney Tron-

ua, we n1‘1mga1aiu.-_._

A CBNIIIIB VB@'\`All-Q SPRING HBDLGNB AND lB§lU`l_-ATOR.

PRICE as CENTS ...;'.3§2£.`..‘i2...

Wholesale ,Druggista

Vcoucu No Mons

THE REMEDY OF THE DAY

.G dsyinlfs prlparatlon of

Spruce Guns, (Bild Cherry,

Hoarhound and Tar.

Selsntifloally combined In the form of agreeable and pala-

table Syrtp.

One of the most reliable prepara-

tions yet introduced to the ublxc for the immediate Relief audPCure of _ ”°“fh' ‘°’f"' .?.':"',f""é"‘- "zzz:

nerr, n , mu ,

maé iiadozllm of t.hep’l`hxou

an nga.

Taken with Cod Liver Oil in the

int stage of Consumption, it will

be fonn invaluable.

For sale everywhere. .Price z_5 dr,

dr by mail on receipt q/price.

Sole pmpsieton, 'hnwxxoars Gnu-

car. Cu. Lim ted, Montreal, &nad.s.

MGGALFS, aurrrnwuv PILLS rol vous win me aowlzts.

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a. .(1 1*’

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, ' Filll lllllf 600!!

“Beaver” Flour is the flour

fm' home baking--for women

- who take pride in their culinary

skill, and their ability to rua the house economically.

11 \ Need °f..."‘.i“&..°'a.»“l“"1».‘if%

lt taxes bread, rolls, oakaaod ries _ at every Food cook de

' ight: to serve. t yields MORE

'bread tothe barrelthanany

p other brand.

Order “ Beaver” Flour next

tlmeand see how much more inviting and toothsome is every- thing you bake.

AT YOUR °R¢CER'U

'm ft li

f l fix ' ,_

` 1>=i\€'1=3=f1'»»

_ .117/, .

'HV llllill|l\.~

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~ NO: EMULSION can l be as perfect as

PAR K’S

because PARIGS con- tains an element pos- sessed by no other emulsion, which makes itTl~lE

PERFECT l`:MUi.Si0ii~

and much superior to ~ _the best of all others, viz, Gualacol. Your

. _physician can explain.

At all Drnggiets '

r . _

father and s_ay thus and ao, and ‘ PRICE: 5oc and $1,oo.

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G. L. COHOON.

. ' Sup't of Agents.

r0\\ salts- out an

GET THE BEST.

Don't isps usdezl by plausible gg, _ Denis bm- XT' ffisedlhis nike. ""'°m°° l5oa‘t out _a cent until you are sure.

Andi air comparison you wlllvipd

no uuruny nic iusualucu comm Ae§2?i§’bv%‘it"‘ 'f"?3Z§>‘.‘o'¢_‘»?'2f?>‘a<>

.Oldest in America. Largest in the world. ' - For further information apply, to

A. N. masse. ,

Pwvlu- Men.. Clrtowa, P. E. 1.

J .

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~'4%"?

ii . ry; FIT-

i#"’-E533

ankle.

chilly evenings.

_.JW .. Smartest of

}__ Top Coats

Fit-Reférm Rain Coats are the

most useful of top coats.

When the sun shines, they’re

stylish, dressy spring overcoats. When

the rain pours down, t11ey’re the one protection that protects from neck to

]ust the thing to slip on these

Rainproof and dampproof.

Made with big, broad sho\1`l<lcrs-

roomy backs-light, easy, comfortable. _

Rich Tweed effects'-$1 5 to 152 5.

l .-

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. Only one Fit-Reform Wardrobe in this city- . _

=»..-sri# ~

.,,_ _

Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown.

1 impervious

lint' Zolor ol the Rainbow

can be used to paint

I “BANNIGER ’ EDDY’S

` Shcathing.

Ask your builder to use it on your new building. S h c oneld Bros.

itil

' g St. John, N. B., Selling Agent s, 2

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'CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Minimum Charge |

One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive ln. sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks

and One f'lonth as Two and One-half Weeks, I

0 cents With Order.

HIL? WAHTID-MALB.

S1=scr.\r. Rnrassawrkrtxfs in this

county and adjoining territories to re-

greeent and advertise an old established nsiness house of solid financial stand-

ing. Salary $21. weekly with expenses ps ri each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expenses advanced; position permanent. We furnish every- thing. Address, THE COLUMBIA, 630 Monon Building, Chicago, Ill.

27d tf

WANTED-Traveller for P. E. I. to

carry as n side line Men‘s and Boys' Overalls and Jumpers, Cowboys' Pants, Men's and Boys' Pants, Boys' Blouses and Shirts on commission. “Appl at this oflice." ' 22 :gf

MEN WANTED.-,’;';§;A°L,;,‘

every locality throughout Canada to ad- vertise and introduce our goods, tack- ing up show-cards on trees, fences, bridges and all conspicuous places; dil- lributing small lulvertising matter. Commission or salary $960 a year or $80 s month and expenses $3 per day.

Study employment to good reliable men. We ay out our work for you. No experience eetled. Write for full

mrticttlsrsr- SKLUS MEDICINAL Co.,

ndon. 0ntario,,Canadi.

MEN WANTED.-Reliable men in

every locality throughout Canada to

advertise our Foods, tack up show- cards on trees, encee,aiong roads and all conspicuous places, also distributing small advertising matter. Salary$9oo per yeas, or $75 per month and expenses $5.50 per dv. Steagy employment to goo: , reilab e men.` o

1a\"€‘..’>3a’la;~§Ym.\‘l.'l:"»-Yt‘I¢9»¢J'ihv~.€‘\.!‘.i.%f &J|`£.‘o£”.’£\i§B§_a*.»hZ$`1 Fulk- H111 .5¥‘iME§Y’#.ii5hTW1ll\ l

experience. necessary. Write for!

SALEbMAN WAN'l`ls`Ual. once to

rcpl1;esent"‘Canada's Greatest Nursery ies _Spe_cml_i1st of_New and Hardy

Sgecxaltxes in Fruits, Ornsnicntals, S rubs and Roses. Liberal intlucc- ments. Pay Weekly, exclusive lur- ritory, handsome free outfit. Spring senson‘s canvass now starting. \\'rile now for full particulars. STONE & W ELLINGTON,TORON'l`0

2-15dwtf.

rosa-r. "`*"` '

Fon S/lm: ok T0 Ls't~A house on

_Lougworih Avenue. Modern conven. 1ences.-W.W. Forums. 2.; ti 1 mo

TO LE'_l`-A desirable tenement on

Upger Prmce Street. Apply to Mrs; R. . Hueslis. 11.1 um,

WAITID

WANTED-Dresserl rk, fresh eggs,

hides and calfskinel talnlw, qnotc price s t`. o. b. john Hopkins, St. John. N. -I1. Established 1867. m 23 .1_-,W pq

MILF WANTED-lmuu. ll'

Wasrao.-A girl for general house-

work. Apply io Mrs. Ayers, Bayfield Sh 6 dw if

WANTED -A girl for encral house

work. Apply to Mrs. l . F. Who-nr, Upper Prince Street. 6d6l

LADIES YVANTED--A BRIGHT

ENERGETIC WOMAN - Womnn`s work. Permanent ltiou. Old established business :ruse of solid iiuancial standing. Sala $12. to $18. wr.-ekly, with expenses till each Mon~

day direct from hesqnarters Ex- penses advanced. We amish ever_v~

thing. Address, Secretary, 620 lilonon _ Bloc , Chicagd, Ill. :yn ti

srtlcularsl-Empire ,Medicine Co. £0ndon,_Ont. '

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