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dk", ¢y¢i-y particle if pam Just try it ,ina Mr. Ivan McKinnon was a passenger by

Wh; Menthol unlment Mr. McDonald, purser of the Minto,

f"' made the round trip by the Minto yester. |178 “V day- _

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,V THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 11, i901. ,

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the Princess last evening.

Mr A McBeth was a passenger by the

mains Priuoessyesterday evenli g returning from

togztk?-Eopvigu myvegsiigg tigigpmgs aboni 1 Piztou. ” Th best Tea we ever used ` Mr. Angus Smith, Pllilt Of the S. S

never lil” TU "¢ Pmd “ “gh” Minto crossed to Picton yesterday by the

,fgelor . » _ The* gre a ampl of the expres M'Ut°-

as ii fd I

if, gi, “”““°“°° "° " °° .i Mr. D. A. Bruce wasa passenger by the

MAL §;i;ce;;dn;;sterday evening returning

> g Miss Anna Hirtvvas a passenger by the

*R56* 2* °°”* T” °° tl" mark" Princess yesterday evening returning

t ed t < hxfyitxe gui; i fro m Halifax

$ THE special service in Central Christian

E 8 Church will meet at 8 o‘clock instead of

7.30 this evening.

Pho

ne mal Grow’ ne 1”' Tnisis the day of the grand tea and

W fancy sale in St. James’ Hall. Doors open

from 2.83. Tea from 5 to 8 o’clock.

Basr home made candy and lots _ of

flowers and many other fancy articles at

l the Bazaar in St. James’ Church i‘o~day.

Yirsrimnav men were at work unload-

_ ing piles for repairs to the Steam Naviga- iio|gCo’e wharf. Someof the sticb_;e are 8

ieetiloq. _ » _ ,., _

Sgpoeed, aaiolleaier-its of what# 1 '_ if. *_ <_ . _

Eannr takes tlgijprt 8

ejerjoa pdgexaluielkr own 'EPlall\¢d5\l~’€} 71 T13' _ yea buy from m, you wil! never see a day evening. See'1»he drst lady lawyer in

iapkie with a°!°l¢ J * b‘UhQ;U@`?wn. _

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,,°'°°°,,",,,,,,° “f,°','§`,°§m§`§,§§",;' °'° I' °°` sm the Judge, The 1ie1enap.ni,1>iiiiiiuir

1116-The above excellence: areyours ata i|\Tl"l3|b!J|l1'Y it 09°" H0939 05 Fri' @¢,nbo our own, but we give all preference d&y QVBIIDQ. Mr. Bl.l.'.l'l big 601108!! GDIIIGS ¢ei\ulv°..at-use \° °\1r swims* S¢¢\\f¢d Only off on that evening. , iyloq years of hard work and trying exper

ues.

by the Princess yesterday evening return-

Rev. T. F. Fullerton was apasaenger;

ing from Picton where he lectured on

J T N C K E Monday and Tiesday evenings. \

Pho Tailor Tin. engagement is announced of A. W.

Rob of Charlottetown, to Miss Helen T

b .

3- , ...__ ._ . Dennis, daughter of Mr. Wm. Dennis,

manager of the “l:lera1d.”-Halifax Re- corder.

lately conducted special evangelistic aor-

d ' MR. J. Ritchie Bell, of Montreal, who

vices in this city, commenced a series of

“__ meetings in the Y. M. C. A. in Truro on

, Tuesday evening last.

Ihg A othggarigg Hall ........... H... i... ......._ .....

I) Toronto with his plant for the Hillsbor-

ough Bridge. Mr. William Kitchen is ex-

ang pected in a few days to begin work, cn anne some in uiermne meek, sua themnriay H'“'*’°' Railway-

door lvnll Cl'°¢¥¢l'! SWR " ` .

:§MLB:§,°w_u:* for we _nm Ma. Fnmx Rises is movin g into the

shop lately occupied by Joseph Marry, a

few doors north of the old stand The

Gm E new shop will afford increased accom

modation.

Capta?n Boudreait, Montague, cameto

the city yesterday to prepare thesehoonex: ,Alma for sea. The schooref has 'been

J I-cha .ed`by` Mr, N. _Ra’ttleu,_bury.tAe ta 'ce a ci rgo to Port Hgii.

Riile Association was held last night in

cake Cf. Longworth’s otiice to make prepara-

Walk °°°°

1; §°§.¢1:B§k,:,‘;h ff,,§?§ef,° E It is understood that the Driving Parl; M 1 Us y°\1 C211 S0 ¢v¢ - § aid Exhibition Association ave propose

£1: gime big- frgiiggiziiilffs to the Government to give a grant of $3,000 “Hier “fs » endsiiare with the Association tiiedeaeit

s“"“”‘° Cak* ’°° E " if any. No answer has yet been received.

tions for the annual meeting of the Asso- ciation which will be held on Friday April

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Silver 6c. A BIG QUA»RT@’S WORTH,

' is always found in a. bottle of Polsont

D T E l lglervilineit the bestil houseihold liniipe n

nown. cures r eumat sm neura gill.

E°hPs° B°k°'y toothaehe, headache, sick-stomach, iii Bak” 8°” Brad E fact is good for everything a lininient

” ought to be good for Mothers find it the

f. st thi to rubbn their children for

sa e ng sore throat, cold on the chest, sprains, and bruises. Never be without `Polson’s Nerviline. It will cure the pains and aches of the entire family and relieve’s

- ast amount of suffering eviry' year.

UNLAUNDRIED SHlE'i‘. 75c.

Best value in the city. A ’ ' . . _ ., _ _ _ ‘ Linen fiont, reinforced back and front. made of heavy Itzgigaviiihg G:;f1‘pe°_ _ _._ _ _ y , fi § fi

cotton with continuous facings and stul protector for back Bi. again.. ,,..gi..c§;.,-5 cough. ....1 wid., °f “wk I.E3'$f.`3§.l”§l‘il'gl5$`§°ti?§ir?i‘i’22§§'§'33§‘}'é

only inits beginning. lt it were onlya

N S con h or cold. Deadly lung disease began

Q with colds and could certainly be cured

gy. Dr. Chasis Sy;-up _ of Linseed lang

. t` ,t eirrea. rescri tionwic

In fine empes and checks. The newest designs for the ,,2,‘.f§’,§§,§}°f,eii...§ i...tptii°i~eupgi.iy cares

asc, $1 25, $1.45.

<Tllll Charlottetown Branch of the' Dom- inihn 'kjlliance forthe total suppression of the Liquor TraMc,`will meet this Thurs- day evening in Wright’s Lower Hall, cornerof Kent and Prince Street, at_~the hourof8.§_5. A A L '

Tim tuneral of the late John Thorne

took place yesterday afternoon to the People’s Cemetery, the pall bearers being oomposedofanumherof barbers of the City. The services were conducted by

Rev. Leo Williams, rector of St. Paul’s.

THE Star stated a few days ago that a

Grand Manan schooner was Bti ing outflor a herring trip to the P. E._I. coast. The schooner Mizapli, Captain Thomas. is now being titled out here by J ; E. Gaskell,

Grand Manan, and will also go one herr-e

ing trip to those waters.‘-St. John Star- .

Rav. DB. SPBAGUE ofSackville passed

through the city to~day with the body of his son, who died in Calgary. The funeral took place at Hampton in the afternoon. Among those who went up from the city were Rev. T. J. Delnstadt, Rev. R. W. Weddall andS. D. Scott.-St. John Star April Sth. <

Tm: Halifax Chronicle says!-It is stat~ ed in a Charlottetown PID". that Bishop. Courtney has requested the rector of 'SU Peter’s church, of that city,to discontinue certain ritualistic practices and that the request has not been complied with. The ‘ candleetlcks have been removed from the alters ia_.8t. ‘Szepheira and the Gufrlsaa chapel, this city. , ' '

Mn. W. C. Kennedy. the agent of thlil

P. R. in this city, was yesterday advised by wire that although trains between St. John and Montreal and St John and lat- tawamkeag had been delayed by wash- outs fora time, the eastbound train ar- rived at St. John 'yesterday on time, and through trains are running from St; John to Boston and Montreal. .

Tun results of the examination in

Pathology in third year Medicine at Mc- Gill University, Montreal, were posted last week. The Island students have as usual done excellent work, first place (with honors)' in a class of over ninety students having been captured by Mr. Alex Campbell, of Souris. This betok- ens excellentwork and reflects consider- able credit on the students in question. Mr. L. N. Pickard, Charlottetown, se~ cures honors, and the names of Messrs J. D. McNeill, Kensington, and F. Bay- field, Charlottetown, appear on the pass list.

THE various stocks owned by the late

Thomas W. Dodd were sold by Mr. Rob- ert Beairsto yesterday morning and brought the following prices: . 122| shares Telephone

Company at ........ ,.33 to 4_0 prem

5 shares steamer Gul-

uare at...Q . . . . . ... 505

3 shares Island Navi-

` zatiouGompany at 55 " 10'aharesCondens_e_d' “

' _]Mllk_Company at.~... 101 ~

Q2 shares`_Ch’town_Driv--.-~

lngPark`at ........ ._ 23

10 shares Peoples Cem-

etery Company at. . . . 27

BY atelephone message received from

the sudden death of Mrs. Isabella Mc

daughters remainto mourn. viz: R. D.

1 McLeod, Vice President ofthe Whitney

Glass Works, N. Y.; S. A. McLeod, M. P.,

inerchan Moose Jaw,D D McLeod,hote

A. A. McLeod. retired merchant, Wolf

ville, N. S.; Jas. McLeod in lumber bui-i ness in the United States; Malcolm Mc

Mrs. Capt. John Gillis, of this city. A

fl' was very dleoouiiiged, ` “One day, ,I readan account of the cure

A .

lcuredme.” _ -_ ”

ReseValley yesterday it islearned that

Prince Albert, N. W. T.; M. J. McLeod,

t, ' . .

keeper, Regina; Angus McLeod, Kansas;

Leod, Rose Valley; and Archibald at home. The daughters arc Mrs. Malcolm i Matheson, Bradalbane; Mrs. Charles Mc- Arthur, West River. Besides the above one brother Donald Nicholson, Springton and one sister Mrs. Ronald McDonald,and

DEATH AFTER APRIL 12. =

_ Cara Town April 8.-~It is underieogd ' that the, Gazette to-morrow willdwarn the c ilonists that acts of rebellion 'after April . i2 will not be trie d under the special law of last session but' by old common law, under which rebels are punished with' death or any terms of imprisonment the court decides tor impose. ~ __....¢__._

' a f _ f _ P..EiiSE TELL THE i PEOPLE

Mr. Coslerre wants Everybody to

Know His Story-» He Hai a- Very

Bed Case of Dyspepsia,an:l Dodd’s-

\ Dy peptic Tablets Cured ‘ After Everything else had Failed

His Testimonial Leiter. ~ '

Everybody in St. Jacques, Que., knows Adenard Coderre.` He has given for publication the following letters-

“l certify that for over to years, I

sud’ered with-Dyspepsia and Inilamme ationof the stomach. I have taken several medicines, but have secured no relief.

ofasimilarcaae by‘th'e use of Bod ‘s “Dyspepsia Tablets. sol determined

a "in. I bought two' boxes of themr

Du Ding; Room

Soon rhangetheir

of an expert paper

But he must have

M “‘~..."'-.\‘\

ibatds w ere E

an some pa rs are

Hundreds and”

rs of every sort and

Papers for any

room --and everyone

‘W #9

From the very Bret, they relieved me, now' Iain completely cu'ed. `

“I desiredto make my case

thepublic, so that all whosufer that mala ly niaynnd' the only remedy that Will cure lt. Ploaoe tell ‘ all

_people that Dodd’s

Itis not often that any remedy receives such vei'r,!\isi\'¢1\4 vhewslliled

atgp gives .to D[@!`pepfsia Tableffs. can be

phjiner than '

ofthe factsof his _case and. its cure., No one in St. Jacques doubts Mr. Coderie's truthfulnes, and no 'one

heirs him speak of Dodd’s

Tablets can doubt his sincerity. . -

The earnestness ol the statements

made by the friends of Dodd’s

Tablets, is the distinguishing feature

trim' testimonials.

Almc st everyone refers to the fact _ they have tried other treatments .P with ? outsiiccess and all manifests desire ; impress upon other suferers. the fact Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets are not as

medicines are, but will instantly

and permanently cure all

trouble. y

Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets is an re5ir~edy,‘_` ,endorsed heartily by PQQDIB.. 'Y/.1 . ` _.~ -~ ~~=_‘ Theyare no experiment, but ii' tried proven remedy, Thfgusands have

them, and everyone `teils the

ofsrestoration to healt`n._ '

J deny _longer Try. Y§u’ll l0tbe_disappointed. p - ' "-"""'{'¢*-,""~1*~'~_

Jonaivimsmnio, April 5.-Lord Kitchen T, er has personally pres`énliedl`t’he_r`ed cross medal to Madame,'Feiri_ers' _head ofthe _tmteninesétaaiiiipsg mr'n.»ai_;g~ vices to-,the»Britieli wounded. ~

`Leod, widow of the late Donald McLeod RUQG MIG "w1LLl ;N9T~ C33! occurred on Tuesday. The deceased lady was highly respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a member of the Presbyterian church of

Strathalbane. Nine sons and two

" ' cairaininf ' i '

Doctors sayso. Victims of snufs, oint-

ment andtablets tell the _same story., Oaltarrh is a= germ disease.f'1‘he'germs excite disease in the lungs, 'throat-, nasal assifgeeemd bronchial tubes, gemisare hard to get at but destnoylthem and yon* cure the disease. How can it be done! By carrying powerful medication with the air you breathe direct to the disease

1 parts. You mustbesure, also, that .the

medication will kill the disease germs. Catarrhozone is .guaranseed to dothls,

` that’s why it has oreatedsuch a sensation

° in the medical world. You simply - breathe Catarrhonone; it destroys _the f germ-it heals-in a word it cures. Now you know everything about Catarrhozone except what you can learn by using it. Catarrhozone never disappoints and is guaranteed tocure Catarrh. Price $1.00 Small size 25 cents at druggists or Poison & Co. Kingston, Ont

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i"h'.'ee or four girls to learn

At the ho ne.cf Ho ivard Ci' z`er, Esc,

John Cullerton of Lot 10 to Maude, daugh

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`on April 8, 1901, by Rev. W., J. Howard.

, the 'millinerv at We cks 6: Co.

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