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ABE All RIGHT

“Then they are fulfilled. You promised last year to give your wife New Paper for her Parlor and dining Room. Why' r\0~“ fulfill that promise when you can get the most ningnificent papers, latest designs for lS99 at

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for prices so low that you will be pleased. You CALL AT THE Cheap WALL Plriin Store. A large variety of \Vindow Shades. P. S. PICTURES FRAMED CLEINI-:D AND Repaired at the lowest prices.

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MONDAY. MAY 1. 1899. I

'Z sniionm. Noiss. " I

The death is ‘announced of Dr. D.

C. Allan of Amherst N. S. Dr, Allan wana New Brunswicker by birth, and api dly attained popularity in his rcliosen profession. He was not yet 47 years of age at the time of his death. He was a Liberal in politics and was one of the delegates from his

elected mayor of Amherst the same year.

The Senators take things leisurely.

They have adjourned their House from 28th April to ll-lay 17th and thus take three weeks holidays in the `midst of the session. _In the six weeks passed since Parliament opened the Senate has sat at the most but a few hours during any one d9~Y and lmost frequently but _ a few minutes daily. Ili 13 tllls .this sort of thing that gives rise to

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|t’s the Iliflerence~

Beeween the month-old Egg and the Egg of today that gives the latter its value.

Itfs the Difference-4

Between the ordinary old Groce- ries, kept in stock for some time and our new fresh stock, just laid in, that makes ours so de~ sirable. With your permission we appoint you a committee of one to ascer- tain why we make the above claim, and to be convinced that what we say is true.

_ We are open but a few days, but

we are here for business.

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PHOTO GRAPHS

" in all the up-to-date styles.

Our productions show artistic skill

and the use of the best materials.

Pretty elfects in Platino work. The

Cabinet Mantello is still in great de- maud.

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‘the impression in many minds that the Senate might well be CliSPenS0<l fwith entirely. We do not share that lopinion, but there is great need ofa!! linfusion of more energetic stock finto the Canadian Lords. With fthe exception of about a dozen members the Senate as it exists to- day is too slow and sleepy to be a legislative body in a growing and .progressive country such as Canada,

THE GUARDIAN has been shown a

circular letter received by Mr. George 1' Carter, and also by Messrs. John Newson, R. B Norton and perhaps others, extending a cordial invitation ~ to attend the International Commer- cial Congress and National Exposition of 2 American Manufacturers to be held at Philadelphia next autumn.The Congress will be composed of delegates ciiicially appointed by the various governments, and of duly accredited delegates from Chambers of Commerce in all parts of the world. Invitations have been sent to 115 different coun- tries and to over 1,000 commercial bodies. The delegates will be the guests of the city of Philadelphia during their stay. The Congress will be opened by President McKinley on October lOth and will remain in daily ‘session for two weeks,or more. '

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`EDl'l`0R’S _ MAIL

“Redeem the Time.” _

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ED1'ron,_.Wheu I once lived al St.

I’eter’s Bay, I wrote the following lines on St. Palil’s injunction: “Redeem the time.” Years have passed, and stirr- ing and sad events have taken place since they were written, but oh, how sadly has the author strayed from his~ own teaching. `

` J. P.

Cardigan, April 1899.

HOTEL ARRIVALS ~

REVERE Horst.. '

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sm vanco on cost. These boilers are made ot the best steel plate and by the best liiineguam' mamtzé ui be rn-sc

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iron endl, allysteel:

Dr. Dougie. Hunter Riv Murray, Halifax, N. S.; E. Cormac, Toronto; J. R . N McKie:nen, Montreal.

._ Saturday, 29.-A.MoD9nald, Ccmwall ;

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_ 3 Call and scene before purchasing T; ~ elsewhere.

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Founders, Engineers ' and Machinists.

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HOTEL DAVIES. _Saturday,29.-W. F.Farrund, St.'John_; " J. P. Cooper, Toronto; Ben Myers,

Joseph Younghart, Montreal; D. M. Preston, Toronto; J Rogers, Mon- treal; Chas. E. Hueetis. R. W. Old- field, St.John, N.B. ;l-I. B. Chadburn, Wm. Patrick. Montreal; B. D. Lor- imer, Toronto; Allan Parsons. Mon- treal; S. E. Gallant, Richmond.

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CUP. T

Comodore Amelius Jarvis ls deter

minded that there shall be no delay up; on the McLeod and Payne boats lor the Canada Cup trial races. and ' although the McLeod designs are completed and are now in Oakville, work has not yet been started on the trait. The Payne design is expected to arrive about May 10. Meanwhile Mr. Jarvis ls hunting. up seasoned material for both vessels, and is placing options upon every bit ot' suitable stuff in the neighborhood. so that when work is commenced it can be

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.days ahead of the craft of English de- sign. Both will _be built in secret. Not a. dimension will be revealed un- til the little vessels are in the water.

MARKETS.

:MONTREAL APRIL 26th.-- i

CHEESE.-The cheese market here

is without any change, and the business doing is hardly worth talking about. In the Brockville district there has been a little trading, as noticed elsewhere.

The shipments of cheese last weak

were 3,558 boxes, against nil last,wliile the total since navigation closed is 519. 729. against 441,866 boxes. Butter shipments last week were 2,619 pack- ages. and the total 72.976 pachages against 39.841 packsucs ci year ago.

BUTTER-is ju.-;;. ' at the

recent decline, sales ot iinest creamery being made on the basis of 16§c to 17c. Dairy is purely nominal.

EGGS--are not in very active demand

being quoted at 12lc to 18c per dozen.

Boom in Molasses.

MONTREAL APR L 26 f _ _

The strong feeling which developed

in the market for molasses, a few davsl ago, continues, and private cable- ad- vises received from Barbadoes today note a sharp advance cf lic. per gal on. the first cost now being 13§c, which figure means 3lc laid down here, and even at the above price there is very little offering. The demand here is gyod, and there are buyers at the ad- vance. There is also a good demand for old Barbadoes stock. and it is re- ported that all the round lots obtainable in Quebec have been brought up bv localwholesale grocers. On spot sales of round lots ot Porto Rico have * been made at 29§c, and Barbadoes at 305 to 81c. Cable advices from Antigua state that the market is now bare of supplies. IL A f g IU* I

_MARRIED » I

_ ~ At~ the Pas|.or’s study, April 10m by

Rev.- G. P. Rakmond, Joseph Gallant to Isabella Mc muon, all ot Charlotte- li0WD. . _

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at stuns. on the 24n._ins¢.,_ by mv. '

_W.J. Godlrsy, William Charles? Gillain and M ' 1’ k

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At- Brooklyn, N. Y., on»`tho‘4ah inst.,f

Edward Is.and, leaving a wihandtwo“ sons. Mrs. llorrow is a dau liter

At Sultan,N.Y.,on the 26th inst.,Mrs. Thomas R. Wright, formerly oi Prince Edward Island, leaving .a husband and ' two sons. V _

Henrietta, in the 37th year of her ago, wife of Angus Mcadsm. _leaving a has-_» band and one sou. -

At Summerville, on 'tho 20th init.,

‘ Mary G. Doyle, in the 24th year ol her age, daughter of James and Sophia Doylo. - '

At Tracadie Road, on April 9, 1899,

Wallace Clow. aged 30 years, fourth son of James Clow, of Suffolk, leaving awife atd three sons- lo mourn the loss of a true and' loving husband, besides manv relatives and friends. `

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_ TRADE AND SHIPPING.

April 29.- arr. Annie T. McKie, Heat-D I er, Picton; A. J. McKean. Tidmarsh,

Cape Tormentine. D _

April 29.-old. Annie _T. McKie,Heat-

er, Picton; A. J. McKean, McLeod, Cape Tormentinc; Life Boat, Ander- son, Pictou. _ - _

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Bos'roN, April 28 -SId._ the ehr.

Stanley Mack. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

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Gives its customers and people of ‘

Charlottetown generally exception al values in this line. ~ ~

Everything in Drugs _

and Druggists Sundries”

prices. We are anxious to please. `

Try us for your next order., _ ' I

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Black. Mohair, Figured, ‘ ' Irugmll G! Sinhala A ; ' ‘ I 65° P" .$1‘60 nov‘eItymG1-eiladine, 75&

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the late John Macdonald-. ot Pinetto.

At, Bear River, on the 17th inet.,-_f

ofthe very best at lowest ,possible

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We have a very large and well~selected stock of Dress Goods in and novelties in Web and Costume Lengths

' Fact 2,--Bought in large quantities in the best markets for cash, and

of profit, our prices are very low

Fagf 3,-We represent our Goods Just as they are If a piwe of Goods ls i-_ only part wool we’ll tell you so

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We will deal with you so that you’ll come back again

Black Serge, ALL-WCCL, Grenadine, Silk and Wool, 1_ 25c per yard up $1 25, $1 35, $1 80 per yd

_Black Cashmere,” 29c 'D ` Grenadine, pure Silk, ` _j _ per yard up $2 30 per yard

fi Black Merino, ALi.WooL, new 12.1.... se.g..,..1iw<.<.1, 5-' 35c per yard up 2`5c to 85c per yard,

I Black Lustre, plain, i .» Navy Blue Bengahne,

- 30c per yard up 55c and 90c per yard.

Blank Lustre, _Figm-ed, _ Fancy Dress Goods in the new f

~ 25c peryard up est shades,19c upto$1 10 pr yd etc

Black °Benga.line,' 55c per _ Ripleys’ per-lo Brush GPM ' ~ yard to $1.25 75c to$1 30

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