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Wall Papers you should see- new goods just in from th; factories, designed by the best artists, colored by experts. Be- cause they are better than the .ordinary is no reason with us for putting on a big price. We make a profit, of course,but not so mnch as others want.
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Hughes’ Cough Mixture
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ness, and all Pulmonary aifaotions Priceitécents.
ilughes’ Greosote Mixture ' an elegant pr:pa.ra'.ion for Chronic
Bronchitis and Lung Disease. Price ¢.s.
e!odd'e Rheumatism Cure.
Apositive cure for Rheumatism. A trlalwill convinceyou. Pi-ice 50c. '
Special Remedies prepared for DY`
SPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTI PATIO il etc.. etc..
For the Best English Drugs and- Medicines
PITHUIHZE HUBHES’"§tSE8.§%5‘
At the Apothecaries Hall, _
Charlottetown. Sunnyside
g _ _ li and demanded as a right. Sir Louis
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Founders, Epgineers and Machinis _ Steam havization Co's \\ hart. ~ Charlottetown-, P. E. 1.
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und make a. railway ferry steamer of
_opened earlier in the spring and kept
icording to the stipulations of the un-
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seeking at all times to further the best in ierests ofthe neople,and recoznizedtherefore as
The I?eop1e’s Paper.
North side Post Olilce, at the following rates, oayable in ad_\‘ancc:- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) three
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munication It is clear that two stea mere could do much more than one to e&`ect that purpose.
Both the Stanley and the new
steamer were designed for the better fulfilment of the agreement referred to. The two can give us at best but a partial fulfilment of this solemn and binding compact. We are not there- fore disposed to submit to have the Stanley taken away when the new winter steamer is put on. If Quebec, or the Intercolonial want ice-breakers, or winter ferries, and a case can be made out to warrant the expenditure let them have , them built to order. But in the name of right, rea- son and justice we insist on keeping the tvo steamers demanded by ihe people of P. E. Island, promised to
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` MONDA Y. |APiuL‘.:-1. 1899.
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THE STANLEY.
A Quebec despatch of the St. John
Globe, states that it is in contempla- tion, when the new winter steamer _now under construction is ready, to take the Stanley to the St. Lawrence
her at Levis. We do not apprehend that there is any sufficient authority for this rumor, but lest _there may be something in it we hasten to file a caveat in due time.
These are the days of new and in-
creased interest in winter navigation. Russia, Denmark, Sweden and other northern European nations are giving increased__ attention to “ice-breakers” and winter steamers. On this side the Atlantic we are making an effort to navigate the Gulf of St. Lawrence in winter to an-I from
creasingly anxious to have her port
open later in the beginning of winter. The po~sioility of navigating the St. Lawrence in the winter as far up as Montreal is being speculated .-upon. And the French _speaking province in these days is in a. position ~to com- mand favors of a ministry which it so strongly supports.
It ought therefore to be distinctly
set down at this time that the Stanley was built especially for the trade be- tween Prince Edward Island and the mainland---built to fulhl as far as might be _ the compact to keep up “daily” steam com- munication with the mainland, ac-
ion agreement. The Stanley has done good service, but she has by no means been able to make the dailytrip. We have had long interruptions, running from days to weeks at a time. Hence came the demand for a “second winter steamer.
It was not so much a new steamer
Efperiment proved a failure, he was
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ab.e to secure an order for the con-
- We have some nice even] boilers E; 3 sta'-.lction Of the ' _
in stock that we will sell at a.;_'="_=. . second Wlnter steam
f small advance on co-t. =; cr, a proper ice-breaker, to go on cue
yor other route between thelsland and ltbe mainland, to improve the incom-
lavt-'ay the Stanley would be to disgp.
lrefuse *hem their rights. It would ;be to openly violate the union com- _pa_~:r, as to daily steam communic- ation. For a quarter of a century`
.. .im-r.. . The excure has been that it was not
as two steaniers that was demanded,
mand hrst by placing the Petrel on the Capes route, and when that ex-
piece and insufficient service rendered by the Stanley.
'l‘o give us a new steamer and take
point the hopes of the people, and to
pest that c--mpact has n0t been kept.
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As yet there is no -completed rail-
wa.y_ line across South America from
1 ocean to ocean, though many hooks
and maps show the Trans-Andean Railway extending entirely across through Argentine and Chili. On the Chilian side the railway extends ,to the foot of the mountains, but there remains a gap of about forty- four miles yet to be completed- This unfinished section includes a difficult piece of tunnelling under the Cumbre Pass, which is 12,795 feet above sea level.
On being refused by Collector Cur-
rie access to the Orders in Council relating to bonded warehouses the Editor of THE GUARDIAN immediately wired the Ministf 1' of Customs ` that the Collector had refused the infor- mation, and asked that copies of the regulations referred to be sent. They were immediately forwarded and we are in receipt of a bound volume con- taining them. The Minister of Cus- toms has shown in this instance that courteous and obliging disposition which is so conspicuously lacking in his Charlottetown subordinate. The next time we apply to Mr. Currie for information we shall probably get it promptly. We shall see.
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wife. A young wife
who suffers from weakness and disease of the delicate and importziutorgané that are distinctly feminine *is sure to fail of happy wifehood. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip- tion imparts health, strength, virility and elasticity to the womanly organism. It fits for healthy wifehood and capable mother- hood. It allays inflammation, heals ulcera- tion, soothes pain and invigorates and vitalizes. It banishcs the nausea and com- plaints of the expectant period and makes the little onc’s arrival easy and almost painless. It insures baby’s health and a bountiful supply of nourishment. Thou- sands of homes that for years had only needed the added tie of a baby to make them happy now resourid with the laughter of happy, healthy childhood, as a result of the use of this remedy. Over 90,000 wo- men have testified to its marvelous results in writing.
This wonderful medicine is the discovery
of an eminent and skillful specialist, Dr. R. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief consult- ing physician to the great Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Bu&`alo, N. Y. By writing to ‘Dr. Pierce, ailing women can secure the free advice of a specialist who has treated more women than any other physician in the world, and avoid the. dis- gusting examinations and local treatment insisted upon by obscure doctors. The ' Favorite Prescription ’ is sold by all good medicine dealers. - -
Send thirty-one one-cent stamps, to
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sect, will be eternally lost. The pro-‘
perty of the communicants is placcni in a common fund of which Nicholas has charge. All funerals oi members of the sect must be under his direction and his travelling expenses are oi course, borne by the mourners. Those who desire to kr-ep, "in the Kingdom” must adjure all display in dress and all orna- ments are forbidden. The members must not have any friends who arenot in ihe kingdom.” and this rule is said io
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Scrofula,salt rheum and all diseases
caused by impure blood are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, wh’ch is Americfs
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Means New Clothes, NEW SHOES. You want them NICE. You want them SIYLISH and not EXPENSIVE. Our stock was bought with ‘
these ideas in view. They are coming in daily.
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March 29th.1899. to Mr. and Mrs.
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MARRIED.
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Rev. Henry Carter, Norman McLeod, ef High Bank, to Sarah Jane Bell, of
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DIED
Af. Charlottetown. _on 31st March,
Sarah L. beloved wife of W. T. Huggan, Accounlant and Auditor, P. E. I. Rail- way. and eldest daughter of W_m. E Weldon Esq. of Moncton. N. B.
(Funeral will leave the house at half-
past iwo today.
Ai Suminereide, on the 26th March,
1899, Eliza Aim Clark, wiie cf Mr. W. P. Baker, aged 57 years. _
At Central Bedfque, March 26th,
1899. John F. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Green, aged seven months.
At her late residence,5 College Court,
Quebec, P. Q., on March the 28th, Harriet Jane. wife cf Rev.. Principal- MacRae. D. D.
hospilal.on the evening of the 28th March, after an illness of three months (iaiherine Phelan, relict rf the late
s ree or over years
At Earnsclrffe onthe 28th. of March
1899. Jane daughter of Dorald Nichol- son, Orwell aged 85 years. She lived and died trusting in Christ.
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