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'rim c.rARoiAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, IRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY is. 1901. _

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T0 d&Y S Pl‘0b&blll(l€S Montreal has now but one gas coinpan

- D--~ W U “‘°“‘““" f"”‘°” “J i1' rave 'ro suv A1' Pennine' _ c l l

Toronto Ma “_ S ecia1)___Li ht fir lighting and $1 per thousand feet for _ 6 . I

( _ g 1 _ _

winds moderastel armir becoming ‘ O , _ l , RBS used for heating purposes. By com-

- Y W » I ' ' MAX is, 1901. .. - , - - .1

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Ile Trifllng

With the Nerves.

When you can’t sleep at nights and

,toss in misery longing for daybreak to come, do not yield to the temptation to use morphine, cocaine or other opi- ates. They only hasten decay.

Let reason rule. Get right down to

the foundation of the trouble and build up the system by using Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food.

This great restorative is ln pill form

and contains the very elements of ns.- ture. which go to form new red cor- puscles in the blood and create new nerve cells.

It is worth while to remember that

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is not a patent medicine, but the greatest prescription

‘ of Dr. A. W. Chase, author of the lain-

ous receipt book.

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is an up-to-

date, scientitlc preparation which has proven itself to be specinc for all ner-

gif,-we

Is brim fan °f b°r§.°ins' We City Council in consenting to the erection

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:vous diseases. It cannot fail. it used persistently, because it actually re- builds and revitalize: the wasted nerves. It is especially recommended for ills peculiar to women, because they almost invariably arise from exhausted nerves. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a box at all dealers, or by mall.

Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food.

F ' _I

AVVVV`i`V§

Fresh Biscuit

Choice lot just received from

Christie Brown dz Co. with several delicious new linee viz:

llatifea Wafers. Salt Reception Wa

BYS.

Lemon Sandwich. Call and inspect our stock.

J. D. MCLEOD & C0.

Phone |26

9:7!

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.OUR LBRGE STORE

keep High Quality Groceries st Low Prices. Buyers who have not visited us will do well to call and see what we

; an do in the way of ‘ by their President, Margaret Poison

; “That in view of the proposed erection

I _ _ .

; & H all its branches throughout the Dominion, 5 begs most respectfully to protestagainst

V I Qiloen St. the community, and pledges itself to the

d»-o-oo~»`»'~o»~¢-oo-o~»o~_go_g_-o-¢

Mas ivi¢i<iNi.eY‘s n.LNEss.

The American people naturally experi-

ence an anxious solicitude on account of

,Mrs. McKinley`s alarming illness. The lfeeling approaches closely to what the *British people would experience were Queen Alexandra now lying almost hope- lllessly ill, any difference in that regard , being ivholly caused by the limited term during which the head of the Republic

may retain that exalted lposition. Both the President and Mrs. Mt-Kinley occupy

a high place in the esteen and regard as well as in the admiration of the American

people. The President is notonly an able statesman and leader, but a devoted hus- band and father, and Mrs. McKinley has

shown that she possesses those virtues which adorn the highest stations in life.

Some weeks ago, though in delicate

health, she set out in company with the President to make a grand tour through the Southern and Pacific States. They

were everywhere received with the most hearty and etfusive welcome, and the warmth of the popular favor appeared to have very deeply impressed both the President and Mrs. McKinley. The al-

most continuous journey with few oppor- tunities for rest, the somewhat abrupt

changes of climate, together with the ten- sion c.used by meeting vast cheering

crowds, appear to have too severely taxed her delicate powers of endurance, and Mrs. McKinley sunk under it after reach- ing San Francisco. Thousands of Cana- dians, so long as hope remains, will most earnestly desire and hope for the recovery of the distinguished lady, and will share .in only less measure than the American

people themselves the anxiety and solici-

tude of the hour.

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The Toronto World has a strong article

in favor of making Sydney the Canadian port for the fast Atlantic Line. The distance froni Sydney to Southampton is ZJ67 miles, or little more than two-thirds of the distance from New York to South-

ampton. The steamer Deutchland has just made a. record of 587 knots or 676 statute miles for a day’s run. A threel -day’s run at this rate of speed would bridge the distance between Sydney and Southampton. Some day not very far in ,the future we shall have athree day’s lAtlantic service and Canada building the ships,-perhaps at Sydney.

The Daughters of the Empire have been

much incensed bv the action of the Quebec

of the proposed monument to Gen. Mont- gomery. They have sent the following telegram to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, signed

Murray:

of a tablet in memory of General Mont gomery this federation, at the instance of

such an insult ‘o the patriotic feelings of

; I most vigorous and unanimous opposition PANAMA-» Plazll Santa A118- P ` `?~\_\_\_\ :telco-;'~`-‘ll /L . ' _ to the project-= CANADA, at all Drug Stores. \_,_ Q \ ~ y I-I

; ` _-_ _ Dr. Humphrey’s Specinc Manual, a _

g Q The national Parliament of France met D?‘§°;_°l_’il3°me' '__°fdt1;e D;_'I-‘°5t:5_ P“‘~°“¢° \ J

~ 'i _ . _ _ o e icine, mai e or e. as ing. _, »

yesterday and considerable interes; een Humphreys Homepopatmc Medicine 0 _\_

treeina forthcoming measure to e in- C _ C _ W-Ili &J0hn Sts__ New York

0 90

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na pail' S : I u E 5 E: 5 agua for aged and disabled working men and R E3; E?,.‘:§0‘;§?);‘;ft ';);ee?lu‘§';2§ if:rth_,S°?,?t;_

éwork 3

3 0ne ol our great specialtie

3 Our business has been so great for 0 pastfew months it has been almost im- 0 possible to turn out our oiders on iime. 0 The question naturally arises, What is 9 the reason of so great srush ? The rea- o son is plain,our plant is fitted through- ” out with the latest Modern Machinery 0 and employing none but iirsr class

workmen, we are in a better position

8 io turn out work in a satisfactory man- 9 ner than any other establishment on D P. E Island. _ 0 We have the facilities and know how a to execute the_ work. o Give us a trial and be convinced of o the merits of our work.

- °Bruce Stewart & Co

3 Founflers, Qingineerss Machinists and

€ .

Boi rma ers _

Steam Navi;-'tion Co‘s Wharf Char-

lotte;own P. E. island-Phone 125.

° g\l81‘aDl`»¢€d 8QpCl‘lOl‘ t0 lI!8.Dy S0 O8.1lEd _ ,

i Wholesome

oooeoeeeg

troduced by the Minister of Commerce and Industry to provide a pension system

women. The Minister, M. Millerand is

a Socialist, and the bill is a. distinct con- cession to organized labor. A hopeful symptom, not only in France but in most continental countries, is that the working classes are the strongest oppo- nents of war and the system of militarism

3 generally. If. is better to pension disabled lworking men then by needless war to force able bodied men into the battlefield

‘ and then pension the maimed soldiers.

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For cough, horse nil, stoppage and feve

, use the GRANGER CONDITION POW 3 DERS.` A genuine Condition Powder, Blood Purifier and Tonic. The Granger is

.__-._ _

-' -'Condition Powders in small and large _ packages '

The hot blast Lumber Kil 1, Heater and Fan, now in

use in our dry house, will

about June §rst.- ~- - ~ - ~~ ~ ,» - ~

_ . ,M Cetlverts and others fl)

Our own Antisceptic Powder-.Paste

ms Liquid.

__ [ry us for tooth preparations.

be sold at a bargain, delivery

on Canadian soil at Quebec,about Septem

SATL RDAX ° petition about to be intioducerl it is hope

showers' near Bay of Fundy° - P" ' to brin the piice down to T5 cents Def

party, either for New York or for Europe _, as may be arranged later. We are still

ments so far as a visit to P. E. Island i$

It was indeed a strange statement

by Mr. Balfour in the British House of Commons on Thursday night last that at one moment toward the end of 1899 there were in Great Britain only 3,330 rounds of small firearm ammunition, with no reserve of artillery ammunition except what was actually with the guns retained at home. lt is startling to think what might have occurred had Britain been suddenly attacked at such a moment of criminalunpreparedness by one or more of her powerful military enemies. Even now the revelation that such a condition

has once existed may almost invite a sud- den attack in the future. Public con- fidence in the War Ofilce is naturally

shaken by such ah alarming disclosure.

The Toronto Telegram, independent

Conservative, gives out the proposal that Mr. E. B. Osler, a very able man now re-

presenting West Toronto in the Coin- mons, may resign his seat to take a hand in the provincial cam aaign against the Ross Administration. The Telegram adds:

"There are people who see in the Hon. G. E. Fosters removal to Toronto a move to

qualify him for the Conservative nomina- tion in West Toronto,upon Mr. 0sler's re- signation.” Tna GUARDIAN would be glad to find Mr. Foster again in public life, believing that it is in the interest of Canada that both of our great political

parties shall be represented in Parlia- ment by their ablest and most reputable public inen. As a representative for Toronto Mr. Foster would hold s very in- ~ fluential position. The seat is a safe one for the Conservatives.

TOURISTS.

WHERE THEY WILL FIND. *

Humphreys Specifics

PARIS, 32, rue Etienne-Marcel, and all

'Pharmacies.

LONDON, 1, King Edward St., Newgate St. VIENNA, Stephansplatz, 8. ~ ‘- ALEXANDRIA, rue Cherif Pacha.

Lissoiv, Rua do Arsenal, 148 Sc 152.. BAn.caLoNA. 5, Calle Sta, Ana. , BRUss1cLs, 58. rue Montague de la Cour. R1o‘Di~: JAN1-mio, 32, Rua Goncalves Dias. ‘ Boaivos Arai-:s, 442, Calle Florida446. Mnxico CITY, Calle del Coliseo, 3.

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thwsand' Our display of new 8005, °

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ciincerned- be open till 9.30 to-night.

F. Perkins 6: Co. _

Those Who Know I A CI00(l Thing ,O CHv1¢E_f»muyn»»»sa_es5w-

JOHN MCLEOD & Co.,

It is now stated that Governor

9 IMMENSE 2 'Ihat’s th

Jones of Nova Scotia has received emily '°|'dl0 word that the Duke of Corn

desribe it.

Below we give you some bargains that any-

without information asto the arrange- economical person Wouldjump an Oar store J leading Betts is the celebnted.

wsu win make his nm landing ' ' » ,

ber 15_ Halifax Wm be the L . Welhsve the grandest display 0|

point in departure fm; the Dum . Dinner Betts we have evler had. Ons "A

Blut Willow pattern which isa

made very pretty article Whe svea large

» assortment of other varieties which

Cashmere Hos=, special. C ishmere Hose, 5'lc line, Cashmere Hose, special,

16c 35c 250

‘Ladies’ Undervests, special

La.:?es’ Undervests. special

100 l2c

La ies’ Undervests, extra, 220

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Men’s Night Shirts for Silk Ties, 3 for

Unlaundered Shirts, , _

500 V 25:: ,_ 320 fi

The Mill inery Leaders.

Sunnyside. ._

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Qui”

When They See It, »fe~1- _ 22°\»<»=.

Have no difliciilty in selecting material for s. suit for spring. 'looking prunes e 6c lb.

at our store. All kinds of fashionable makes, at very low prices, _ Raw M brMm` mi” kc in sta ck. ~ I*

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HAVANA, Teniente Rey 41, y Compostela.

' 83 Sc and 85.

HONOLULU, Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.

o,or i am

We will send you a sample if you will tele phone us.-J. D. Taylor, Morris Block.

home manufacture, The busy ,woman of today does not hes- itate an instant in regard to purchasing ready made sheets and slips, when she finds them beautifully heroin ed and all ready for inimediateuse-see

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@1'ooi_hsome rip

` Sheffields. ` f.

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A. W. Billlllli Plllli. B.

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Stanley Bros. ad. for l9"i°'°-'S- f, Sllll ll6V0l‘ ...........@ii....k..

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Popularity

The success the Massey Harris has achieved and the reputation it has earned in the realm of

high grade bicycles is but what it righily de- serves and fo lows naturally honest effort to make the best bicyc1es'that genius unlimitfd capital and facilities can produce-a bicycle

_ .esteemed for its merits. '

For Quality strength and style it hes taken it‘s

place with the best in the world, _and the models

ls w°rld_ or i9oi will be found to contain the newest

and most useful improvements.

. d Too many gpgd points tp go into an elaborat;

escri tion o n oneo them,~ b t th hi

“Ida among special fehtures and improlvlemedtsc use

these:

H * Safety dress guard for ladies which covers 90 - an rt per_cent of the top half of the wheel-special

design ladies wheelisimplified crank mechan- i_sm--improved handle bar and seat post ad- justment --chainless models and combined

Every model beautifully linisl-led and all

grades perfectly equipped-options enough to please any an everybo. y.

sais.

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Usesome .fl

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_ _. ~ ‘What is your favorite preparation? A wi d F f N

° 5 _ _ 'r ir f - th rn

A ,ii ..._ ¢.;.;j:i.2.i‘:.“' °Y Ill (IW ll 0 GW _ Whites celebrated Pastes and POW- ,

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r(.__;_\\ Sozodorit, -jill)

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.Shirts and New Neckwear

` "` Sqft Cglgrgd Shifts for wirm weather to wear without a vest. =

In Zepher. Carnbric. Oxford Sufi WOVGH 89058 A180 I |100

line of SILK FRONT SHIRTS.

Warm weather Underclothing in Merino. Soft natural

_ wocl,_Bllhrigga.ii, etc. _

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Another lirga shipment of New Neckwear. . . ~ ' _ » See our window tidsy. _ _ _ __ I _

would take lp too mach space and

me todescrlbe. Just' come sud sss»

Mem I f

Ch"l`own Sunnyside.

1 nun- _ ‘ _

NO PERSON

work time.

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‘si

3,- Groceries

When you are buying any-

thing in this line call st our store and get Eno cut prices... ‘

Best Salmon 2 _cans ‘ 25.: can

Morrons Mxi or chow

l.\ice cooking raisins 2 lbs 15c.

5 lb 'tin tel ' ~ $1 00

` Guaranteed I' Sanderson i. Co’

e Grocers.

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:_‘ `l"l3»'i`l:lkl' "l'i'l~l\ - '»'il"|\l‘i|

e Canned Goods

and Jams _ Selling Gheap in

` ‘.1°.¢°:.‘:.‘:.'.'.‘.-.'.i°&.s:2.:;-

Tomatoes Bo per can or 81.00

C_a Apples 201: per gallon gl-lima aiseirweiim assorted

181-. each.~

All new goods. Cash only.-

lenliins &. Son.

Cor. Queen & Grafton Streets.

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I NEW

SPRING `

SHOES

are here in all the latest ideas.

For ladies we have the King»

Hartt and McPherson Shoe! in laced and buttoned bootli Oxford shoes and strap slipper! black chocolate and tan.

For gentlemen the celebrst

` ed “King Shoe” is the leader

with s full range of other

_ makes st ,

Popular Prices- _

W. P. Colwill.