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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 9.9, 1901.

1 .“

_ i _ _ _'sg W 1 pq _ ' l i @ n{ |

_ Many _lmltatlons

1?. fA. W. Chase'a _Nerve Food hu

lsorrie into popularity by leaps an bounds, until now the sales are eno

I ¥lel'V€

e t o ra. tive

lmltations th .. relieve ~~ _ dead

and tl'e` positively harmful 8 dangerouato the system, A8 1 value your life and health beware these worthless imitatlonl. lfld ¥'¢f‘-‘ all substitutes~whicli.are said to

“just as good."

Imitators do not dare to reprodu

the portrait and signature Of DY- A- Chaae. which are found on even

Of his genuine remedies-

Dr. Ghase’s '

Nerve Food. _

"“ ff, _ town was _in Sur.im`erside,cn§aturday. .4 ' _ \~ /-' 3

_ ` ‘tion ofthe C. T. Act at _the police Court

Saturday.

among the commercial men in Summer-

' _ Mn. H. H. Harvey, Montreal, was

a side on Saturday.

THE Schr. Stanley Mac was towed to

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'1`here’s no form of v all decoration so much used this year as pl-in Inqrsin p per with wideibordersn T Among our new sainp‘es -You’ll find every shade of Ingrain and the hindsomest borders

shown in town.

We’ll get them for you

at a few day’s notice,

Come early-*ring

memo of rocm s zes. _

Mlllllill X WREHI

Sum merside

I 1

WANTS. tosrs. Founu, Cert

WANTED.- A servant girl for general house-

work. Apply to Mrs. C. R. Smallwood,Brignton, Charlottetown. , 27d aw tf.

LOST -On Friday afternoon, near Queens

Square a _puree _containing a small sum of Finder wiliberewarded by leaving at tht cr. 17 3i pd

T0 LET,-That conveniently situated hous°

Gthe corner of Pownal and Water st-eet at

t 'ed b M H ' _

HBH! °¢C\lpi y r e_witt. _ as all mod du improyements. Possession given the first If May. 26 t f LTO LK.-'two new' dwelling-houses' on llll@ro St. near Hillsboro Sitges, These hellg ire both new and first-c irevery'

pr&lar and have all modern conveniences. A » W. W. Wellner. 26 t f

‘I .QA three story dwelling on Prince

r Kinderga ten Hall This house has

all ;n conveniences. Apply to W. W. WCIIQL 26 t f

_ ,F __

ro_$¢saz.a.;-Ladies' bioyoio. sooo od nano

Rug __ atthuiO&ce. z4,iw. _ * ;

radical: wanrzn.-_x good oooobio moo

to ta.$charKe ofatzmg 1 foiém, alaarried man pref§e<L pp y ong ios C rlottetown

5;; 24 dlrw tf

_ -it

Ri ron sane cniutr -i899 Stems racer,

with tiagand road handle bars will be sold ¢hei&1`h wheel been used tnly on track and _never met with an accident-'not even a neture. The machineis practical! good as

gfhrms easy. For further rt' [va p l aotnioolnoo. - P' 'cu 'S 'istif y

YIWAHTED.-Aliiian ti sell gentlemen’s 'fur Iishinn; must have some experience. Address R. A. lox 37. 13 Lf.

WAlld`ED.-A Housekeeperfor the Warren

larm. -Amiddleaged person preferred. Situa-‘ Bon, permanent i suitable.-Apply to _llohn Rewsm. Charlottetown. ' 23tf

WABTED AT ONCE.-Three good coat

Iiakera, to whom steady work and highes wages will be paid. Apply to, or address, C. B Hdgeell. North Sydney, Cape Breton. zo 2 wpfi ’l`Tm'l`.-1'-That desirable residence' on Grafton

8. Wed at present in the occupation of Prof. Watts. There is a good stable an i coach house. a nice hwn and garden. House fitted with all modern conveniences and heated with hot water,

lent moderate. Possession on May lst. A ply Io F. S, Moore. ini) I

W ED AT O_l‘ _CE “Five bright smart

Syria rn the milliuery. Sentner McLeod at

- 4.

wAN_T}%D.--_P'*'ll’.‘S and \'F<{ yngkgfg wgnted ‘DPU D D. A.'_f._Bruce, Norris Block. _ 27tf. _ ) _ -

LOS _ t th " ....5-°..::.:': .:..".:~_.~:..:'-_.sz-':::.t°.=°'°... *ttini Find ill

= er w f

caving# this ohne or 3 “var by

urday where she will be loaded with oats for the Welt Indies. "

MR. Htnaxnr BELL of Cape Traverse was in Sunimerside on Saturday on his re- __ turn home‘h'om McGill Collette. Mr. Bell

_ intends leaving in about a week’s time for

QI#

wth; 4- if-'

_ .__¢- _

Beach Mr Gdrdon Burn s Residence at Lower Free

*e ._ ‘S i _' _ _ ‘ .`Mr

_Mr.C. B. Chappell, architect, Charlotte; ’

three oenieieions for

Bedeque wharf by Frank C. Batt on Sat-

England whezehe will spend the summer.

was alone in the house, the men being at work in the fieid, it was some little time before assistance arrived and the ire made considerable headway, running along the saddleboard and in some places working its way through the roof. There" was a heavy wind blowing and much dim- culty was experienced in getting the Ilre under control. As the wind was blowing in the direction of the out buildings they also were in great danger but with the help of some of the neighbors,wliat would have been a serious fire was averted, though not before a good deal ofdamage was 'done to the house. Thefilre is sup- posed to have startedifrom is spark from the chimney. ‘

Qurrn an interest was aroused in Sum merside on Saturday 'over the report of the finding of about 500 seal polts on the north side, ou the previ ous day which ca_me_5ashore during the high wlnds.Vihile on Curtain Island Mr. 'John Lyle of St. Eleanors and a number of Summerside

young men discovered a__»lot ofwséah oo ood about s\io_¢ritilg;o_.; Them to work and gathered in about 300 which they are ii ow having packed in casks for shipment. About 200 pelts were also found onthe sh ore at North St. Eleanors by Messr s. Benj. Tanton, Herbert Mills _ and others-*"‘!‘Bese pelts have

rdriftedfawurfrum some of the

land gwhieli have seal huiitingbtfthat coast lately. During the lasts few days a lot of wreckage has also come ashore on the north side of Cnr tain Island among which was found ii brass rail which by apwlliuce is oiffsome steamer probably wrecked somewhere in

ieports having found on the shore of his farm at Torth St. Elefanors, a of a cabin which by all appearances is old French schooner besides ` planks. part of a cabin stairway,

corked bottle with a red and

taining

' tied around the neck of it, and con _

other evidences of the wreck of Mr. Waugh was also the lucky

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. 5

PORiALE.-50 ‘lifes Merchants BankL of

P. B. B. H. Beer. 1-,f_f_

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the Gulf.Mr Alexander Waugh, S’Side, also

seme whiskey. Besides these there were

34 seal pelts. _

°' _ .-4. f at G¢orgoeown,' Thursday. _april rem,

given _ b1'Prince Edward Lodge, No I. 0. O. F. in their hall Friday evening celebration of the eighty-second annive

ed with an appreciative audience. Bro.H J .Massey acted as chairman and called the following program which was rendered in an excellent manner! Solo and chorus.

The literary and musical entertainmen

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. “Il-

ford, Charlottetown. Ou being encore

_Misa Steaiford read? a. entitl if

death, Says a World’s special from Drift- wood, Pa. The train was running at a` high rate of speed around a curve, when Lierd espied the fluttering skirt of a lit-i tie girl on the track not more than 75 yardsahead. Hejerked open the door of the cab, rushed along the running board and on to the pilot. He had just time to cling to the flag stick, lift the girl from the track with his foot and fling ber into the ditch. When the train backed up within sight of the place where the child

had been, the trainmen saw h_ per- ing across the delds in the l i»_of`~ herhome.__ _ j '

DriuwX.Arri1 23.-'rho oooooii of mo

D?minion_R_lde Alebeiltlon hive dggidgd tofadopt the Bisley positions and ` targets mr the annual matches. There is also ta? ofintroducingtvlo important reforms One is toadmit tothe matches mg-kgmen _ _who have served .nine years in the active 1miltie`¢n_d' can produce s ofornnmo or il honorable disch_ar_ge._Tl_1e_ _gthgyjg gg in. trcduce a iliiftch' under active ggfiiog ooo¢iir.iono._ ' ‘

I8 Q Alll (ill

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IS YOUR HUSBAND BROTHER FATHER. any cl ,your relatives aE1cted‘ wo the Disease of Drunken- ness-vi'Withhaveasure cure which can

be en vmrn or wrrxorrr the know-

, i 'ledgll 0_f the patent. Read the follow-

in which a fo °- f--

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Dgeargisri- `ndl arrow" A for the wo1§lerful 'an permanent ’ cures you have wrought on many

members cfm con tion

organizedasfcyiety gg ni Ixrliizrhgf;

to gromote and a mag; e an speed cure' ing

curse and whicchrso ded V

‘S smirtea with. You win ie`r°r'§§*3§`-'

Very near future of the reanltof their labors! sineerelyh0l>¢thatGodwi1lbless

uandailgw '_ _ ' _

_ {i‘.’i.¢...r...a §2i¥.'.‘i‘_‘l..°'§.“@°..i.’$

fellow mortals rom the sang 0 d¢. atructaomand . _ _

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T0-3? T¢§'f`-Tilew_d»_era<lnlf ofthedeeirahly /

fwelli houaeon Richmond St. west.

Of there! me yenrsomi ' i>ya.Irwin.

; When you have Headache ever cause BOWMAN’S`

l|\\\f3_¢_-*Bl ill sg;:_-room, aewer~

_ I3 _ _ ~_covexuenees. ient A 1 1 ~ __ _ emotion, airli-

IG -

5 WANTRD.-To sell our Beef Britfs

amos ,

S ’°‘....i.:‘... ._ s..2.“‘.;.n:

of art. lee our

and reliable fremedy. Bilivllsless, -

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POWDERS will be found a safe, prompv 2

_ PKWN 1 the _

to live a aobengnd °f¢_; wishing I could po * lnthisnoble an’d worth work, I gm,

Yours in _ Rev. J. lf.)-

Welhave

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_ ro .toon _i o.’i5`§?°i`>‘i.’.?_.fs~f.’°3i‘.i""“{.‘if‘ii°f..“’.gi.»‘ii’

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to Mr, and Mrs. J. A." Mathieson, a

man,Jarnes E.Robinson of MountPlt-aieant'

A very quiet but pretty wedding took

place on the 24th inst, at the residence of the bride’s sister. when John S. Worry, of Charlottetown, i? E Island, and Lizzie Hill, ofllvtlifax, were united in matri

DIED.

l“3BU'!v_" S019.. R. E. _Jehneon=(0ncored)_ _ __ ~ - ~ ff:

ONE of the meant work painting' the _Nadine-_avYh°m_B\bu”°g.ma_§°me_»» ‘__ ‘ _ _ _ _ __ Clifton HollB¢:l¢°8lv0i\l!9»df1\!\'°R58l»\1r~ ,.¢¢¢;v;m¢__,,.____ 1,8 r.__¢;¢¢,; At Grandview, on the 14thinst.,W_'illiai'af.i ` ‘i -- , ““°”°°“-~4.1“dd°‘ °° “’-*lim 51°-“F»\°i=\snoriio'o iionioroooooioouoo; iotomiooioo,__moPho.son.`=sed Sifyeaiis- ‘Heleaves W0rkll18S1iPP°<i “<1 11° W” l=l\\’°WD 011 dm-ing Whig), M,-_ W_ A, Mcgeo, C1,”-. wife, three sons, and four daughters to the Sldfiwllk b°l0W- H9 WHS °4!'1f5¢d \?0` loggemwn rendu-od a piano pologgnd fmig mourn the loss ofa faithful husband and. the Queen Hotel but besides receiving ww se,.ved_ Bolo M,” can-ie 11,-idham, kind parent. The end ofthe upright is

' quiteashock he was not seriously in- piano Se1ection's_']y|_iss Mud Green (en. p¢a¢e;"' n

Jared. C coral); Scoich sting’ Mr°Angus Mc§weeP; At Boston, Mass., on the Zlst irist., of

MR. WM. S. CaMPBELL’s many friends P08-51118. Tfiklllif _ 80 elevator, Miss -pneumonim Miss Mary Jane_Cu,mingham throughout the country wi11_bop1es.sed to Slentiford; S010. M1SSAmy-Frlzzell. Mr tommy of Miscoucm The dewmd__ _

learn that he is now convalescent and ex- W- WhiUD¢Y» M188” E508 Sinclair and l who was one of the beqt knew” and most

pectedwbe aboutinafew day.3_ 1|; Wm Lucy Glover played the accompanment~ k,-nf 1 f th tm. d` of Boston

o e ine nurses

b¢1"'-‘»m°mb0I`€d 9555 MP- C8~Il1Db¢“ While during tg; ev§';;g;_d gt "ge cum; of mg; hail Lany friends in Charlottetown whd

studying at the Theological College at P"°81"*m 1" 8' ‘m m°'°‘ °v° in M1 regret to learn of her unex- Bangor he was some weeks ago laid “ide of thanks to the Oddfellows for the very W ctgxieaih _

from work by an attack of typhoid fever. f Pleiwanll °"e“'“3 3 entertainment Whmh pe ' _ _ _ l _ _ _ 'fl _:_ - HE d tu J esK. ma to W35 5°°9nd°d by Mr- C- W'S°r°“3~G°d‘ Iu.the oiiice of theUnion Hotel, Sacra- ' ' _ "

88. 0 IFS. IMI! IHS ll, l“ . ` ' `.

mfrly of Sunimerside, occurred in Boston Save the Ki“_g° _ _ mento, Cal., on the morning of the 10th _ ; , _ _ ~ _ _ _

_ H f I f inst., Hugh Macleod, an old and well _

last Tuesday aft" an' M380 ony a ew WHEN THE BABY CRIES AT NIGHT known pilot on the Sacramento River, ' _ _ 1 hours. Deceased was the mother of Mrs. _ W n d health the ` A A ' "

-_ _ there i.-iacause for it. Perhaps it is gas f01\ deid- H9 HS i 80° ' ' ‘ fi 4

Alfred Small’ °f th” mwn’ and ‘ai re on the stomach may be cramps or dlarr-` previous night when he attended a meet c 2 f

Dearest loved one

We have laid thee

In thy peaceful grave’s embrace

But thy memory long we cherish

Till we see thy heavenly face.

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COULD SCARCELY WALK.

M._Geor$e Th . -sléadi meriinhantg 0 .~Blenhgi:i|?%l1nt.,:t|st.e||;~_-l“'§ ;.'.~.:..==°.....“*>'°<;.:."~.'-..“°.:‘r f°'

5 ia _ m e were

had I could scarcely walk. ` so

JH \

e $1 of

°=-~»m»»»s sale- SEAL SKINS AND _ __ "’f“_Sfl‘iAl »

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_ ,_ _ - - ° ' S Mr. J. C. Si?_,p;,d wife _ _' _ B, _ Q _2.»_¢.._.,_<......a..~..~t.....i....a._

V _ ~ I . I- 'Iwi' ,A ll _ l / " ‘n tl" 5;: ' _ _ `4 I V’ _ 3-_ -A _ 7~' - '_ ' IECKAGE 1=0UNli l

WR Mr. John iailzliici Rié’liindiid», t » " ‘___ __

_l _ ' _ ` Saturday for Sydney. _ _ __ _ l_ _....~_.. '_' .. ~

mous, far sur-_ _ _ _ _ _ * ;C¢_rdlgan', was in `.__ _ _ D n " *““'*

pgeling those _gl __ _ _ _ _ the , _ i _ _ _ _

0] ` e I Y# " ” I 1 s ¢

W be

2._..._ twe. _Hundreds of__S_kms_ 'Being Secured-5-Life Belt and __§‘3,?jgji§?;g,'3,;;;;f_M°“fie»1~iw* _ iili"nv_

_ Brass Rail Picked Up _ ..i.if3;§_'_§;;_1T.fi,_';§;§‘.,;i‘l73_,l2‘;‘;i_§§I’.§ ` _.not ~

Scum! “P manx _ _ ' _ _ __ _ _ _ >aél~.iw.*hf oflifiié sith? 55:* iisfilii ' _B

at » . _ _ .. »- . _ _ _ _ _i _Y _ , _ _

? ""~""°"f °"_' ~ f" "°°"°""` ""“_"°°°" __ _ _ Scotlareturned by, tge_Briacoe`s 'Saturday _ = _ _ __ _ Q' A

_ -__.;`eaingth nerves __ - t evening. _ ‘ _ _ _ “" ‘ _ ___

Ai but 'hm £35? fl§._ Moc. wfnliohi; ;rc;mi1Bros.,w.¢‘ 9 'l ‘ _f »i iii* S3

nd il" A _ __ _¢=_‘;i;'i‘ 1 ill' A `l _- » ra passenger bythe Princess cn Saturdayl 13 3 l ° '

2;; ‘ _ _ __ _j'f_ ---i~ __ __ ”' "_ _' _ f`_evening _ _ _ y f A ' '

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» _ » ' - -_ -, _ _ ' ' ; 3"* if _ i H” S. Part of a Latin. Declt__Plank§, Stairway. etc Pound on _th _ ,_,_,;_,,_____§,_,’,‘j§‘,j‘E_ ';‘;¥';°;}_ §‘__‘_‘;§___ _ ;__.t':_ _ _ _ _,__ _MA

,` ' ` " i ' ' ~~ ji' “ 'fi 9 'C §%*i'°r§i .. *gi _

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ary of the society was a very pleasing - _ - l ' _ _ _ ' aifhir. About one hundred and fifty in On April 17th, Iwi, by Rev.A. E. Chap- _ ' s ` __ 4 S' " vitions were extended to otherthan ni _ ’ ‘ ‘

bers of the order and the hall was well m Ada, B, Waite of Springfield, Lot 7. _ ` I "

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“Lot Blotiiori; Love continue," by tho _ , _._ _ °’ ‘ __ members, Mr. J. C. Wright _taking the _ . - _ 5 . __ _ solo; solo, Miss Edna Sinclair; reading, “muy by R°v"]“h° Mcmluan’ D' D’ __ ~ _ _,gi _ “Dooley on Batchelor-hood" Miss Stenti- - P _ _ ' f ‘ '

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New LINE 'ro Maxima. F

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“ San Fnaivcrsco, April 85.-Private ad- vices to merchants here state the warde- partment ha.s_undq‘ tion the `

%hblie ligg jaf steamersto lla as purposed by the merpntile interests of this city. ’

You _ot _ ' . T ; ‘.l::.l'S”°.'l§::t‘d'1*'.f§’.§§.'¥..§°'°"*=¥

noooalnlm

lillllflll. “ _

,tllird application I ogged relief and was-completely eumedb ii£n one box'

°:l"“::.".. S pug.. ’ ° ' ° °m OFFICES ‘§°'l_.

_ _ __ _* I laik.

x.J.laarni aa. ’

_ “IQ _=___‘ A '_0_;,_ _ ;- »_ _ ‘f _

one-nateiylnse ° it ‘

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A lot of new

mdwelhave

A Li A ' I*

Terms Cash-N i

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’~w= »'r-ent'

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`Wifll°closelout their 'Boot gl ` I _amd Wa1!U_f_€!’1d°_iiiqllifflfly A me

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wniclo1o.o~ on 25 r 50 _

' No reasonableifiiier §relfu%ed.. it

stack

goods

»w

eu;

Inoved to Boston last; autuluu Where she hxt. D°n't 1o_-e sleep such con. ’ o ' h resided with her daughter, Mrs. James tingencies by lilwiaiys keeping handya bot- gt the gn Qhe Qnolgmuzof Sxtlot A Barnard. She had previously resided in- 31° °f 1;°lS‘;_“7“ _ °"mn°i_dlJ“sgh‘;nf°W6 filcgmg auxin ° fp? as n t Z; ho’ it:

__ ropso wa ergven inwa y 'ru e ea w ea. rleu was ep n g _ _ _ __ __ .

Sumr_i_iers;__de _ lwliere sheh has maDYf- 1;}1elit_t§\_one_?otom_i;.ch gith a small quan- for &phYs;¢;,m_ De¢§ea_,e,;_ who was-gfty ' ~ _ "en S W 0 W' earn W1 wrrow 0 téty of ew: ‘fe 'mbps act' rest' is "squr yea.rs,of age, was a native of Prince Ed _ _

her deathmhree sons and four daugh bers Yd for the nk t fad Noshiilother ifmd b%>by° ward Island - survive her,all of whom with the exception Wggnnlfgl ':1(;t’n’;';f\ “_ eg? ifeeed ft wgadlu? °

°f M\`S~ Small reside in B°3t0U- The re' Get a i'.5c. bottle to-diy y In this city, April 24th, Catherine Har- MICA is the highest grade cf AXLE GREASE muh. iI18iI\S Will be br0l12hl> I0 S\1mll1€rSid¢‘- rell, beloved wife of John McAleer, in '-h mica which guts a oerlectalsmooth sur_'1_ace onthe 1 gglo,

for interment. 52nd year of her age. Four sons and ive f°l'm°5 HAL AS MUCH UA N 8Di0i_‘»\\el"axle grease

. FIRBMAN A HERO- daughters areleft to mourn. it mme s°tisf°°°°r'7° REMEMBER LJ’ As MUCH

THE dwelling house of Mr. Gordon - __ Im! hard to break the tendefcord Manufactured by _

Burns, Lower Freetown narrowly escaped l\IEW YoRK,April 25. -Fireman Clarance when love has bmmd the heiut ' being burned to the ground on Friday Lierd of the Allegheny Valley railroad, wig hard so hard to Speak me words P9`U1'Q16'\1l. afternoon. About two o‘clock Mrs. liasjust proved himself ahero by saving M f _

Burns noticed the roof on fire and as she five year old Mary Jordon ' from» instant “st w° ‘never part'

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