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THB GUARDIAN. ¢ WR PUNCH EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 13. tgos *

Hair. Vigor

Gray hair-l adds twenty years to the age. Restore the color; keep young. niake your hair l row long and heavy. ‘i_;.‘i;.‘ri.'§S3g:

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, Ladiesl We have received the ineyvest styles of

Waist Sets and Sash Pins

W. W. WWELLNER. Jeweler.

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TRUSS WEARERS

xpeet to

§ii‘Z.`i.Z'§7.i.2».f.i.`i;i‘\.3$..’c--¢ we dviier absolute satisfaction in it-

in emnfort, in xeiiex and in wearing q“‘ Y' 1 rr of trusses aliavuoidzasd eidla-bl: us to select the rl.ht kind for every ol'\¢~ 0“\’

rfeaee with many use 1?"

guxrde us expert. Private room or truss Biting. Our onli ¢\\l|'¥¢ il \ moderate one for the truss. No charge_for services .

Gao. 1:. nuonr-zs. Apothecaries' Hail.

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Mcn’s

,American r Rubber

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For the Finest Finish

Photo Work Come to th Leading Studio

CARBONS PLATINOTYPES ARTISTS PROOFS

GEO. H- COOK.

NEW Desnrusav BLOCK. The Studio where baby il llvvlyl welcome.

museums

~ Boots

We have just added to stock

four cases Wou-

socket Rubber

Boots (bought at

a bargain)-The best boot we have

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Keep Your

Teeth Clean

Euthymol Tooth Paste,

Parke, Davis & Co.. 25° 8 tube.

Formloid Cream, Wain-

pole & Co , 25c a tube.

Sapounceous Tooth Pow-

der, H. J. Mahon, r5c a bot-

tle.

sono nv

H. J. i`lA'BON»

In Dr McLellsu’s New Bldg.

Next Cox Hotel. _

Up-to-date Druggist. Souris. P. E. Iiiand.

4 dw Iyr

ever seen, the foot

is snag-proof and the leg extra

~ heavy-the sole

turns up over the

upper and acts as a fender.

Price $4.00.

Alley & Co.

just the boot for fishermen.

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We mean our new stock of Shoes, you sh

see them. Ladies our hoc and 3: 5xo boots st as Qgod a value as you get e sewhe $3 oo. e have an elegant line at the a prices. Try ns for your next pair.

A. E. MCEACI-IE

The Bhoemsn .hat Saves you Honey

212 We can guarahtee this lot 'Mg to be pure Codiish and a. first-

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We have just received

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class article.

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spring suit. We have all the latest patterns in tweed, serges, woreteds, 'etc/., suitable for Spring and}8uxnmer

the nicest in‘the]city

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Paras McDonax.n. a native oi Surrey

‘fishing od' Boston.

ferent parts of to her home in North Oardigsu. Her

A Hamsax despatch says:-“The three

discharged at the police court this morn ing, there being no prosecutor. It ao-

Llnor. Ricnanps and Sergt. Proudfoot

of thc 78th. Regiment, N. S. and Serge

Lister. The Captain gives his class daily

Pamslnsur Trotter of Acadia writes to

will be raised for forward movement in

would be raised on this plan. Dr. Trotter now proposes to ask for sums apeal-

\. oup.

Richard F Jamieson, of the Expsrimen

P. E. I. who has been sued for breach of promise by Miss Isabella Donnelly, of Boston formerly of Ottawa, claims that

that his engarzement with plaintiff was

- T elet _

proof of his engagement to her, were,

THE Times had u pleasant call yester-

day from T. A. McLean, a wellknown

nite-r the work his company has in hand the re in connection with the putting in of

and during the w nter t c pipe as

was suspended for the winter. Work on the Shediao water works will he continued about May ist. The Maritime Contracting Bc Mining Co., Ltd., is also figuring on a water system for Dalhousie, and a son of Mr McLean is now in Dalhousie preparing estimates as to lhe probable cost of the work. Mr. McLean, although being a very busy man with his contracts, takes an active in- terest in the political affairs of his prov- i noe. Ho is sl staunch Conservative and has been chosen a standard bearer for his party in the past two general provincial elections. Mr. McLean first ron against Premier Peters in 1807, reducing the grit majority from 400 to 200, and in i900 he

3 ran against Mr Palmer, who reoenlly re- bo” 'habthey think om; You can “dit and

si ned his scatin the third district of

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gantlty of very nice boneless fo violationof theindepsndence of ‘u‘{°°'|°"°°’l§“*”9°"-B"”5‘0°‘°T°"°“'°°

Queens r

`1Sh, Pull up 3- reliable parliamentnct, and further reduced the Dr. chasek

llboralmaiorlty to 43. Mr. McLean will doubtless be the choice of the party in the by-election, if one should be held,

way P E I elections are going _just now, of defeating the liberal nominee, whether it be Mr. Palmer or some one else. Speaking of the prospects of the Conser-

libemls. both in Ottawa and in the local lelzlsiature and when thc opportunity pre- sents itseif, there Is little doubt but the Conservatives will sweep the Island. Mr. Mcinau cross rs to Charlottetown today or tomorrow.-Moncton Times.

& vativs party in the Island province, Mr, , _T

McLean says they are very bright. Public f N

_ fesllngis running strongly against the , Q, /- ` ~/,_\

Rossway, Jan. 28, L90l.

U C RICHARDS & 00

dent. Tlreyare . . - - T I -

f » °‘Pf‘°°°*°‘““'="°""°“"- A” ‘°' r.i.).f.`.`f..i.i"\§§..".ify'°i»tiffliimili 'Ii

, . i' ,-’ , _' make up in style, finish “nd wofk' could not work snriit hurt mstobrcathe ' y ` _ i’ . ‘¢'D"“'“' _, , ymanslripvge esrtbe-beat. __ ruled ni naar or Lunmsm ssc they' _*mil

vskuna-, -mhhcns' mam- ~ Gd! in “<1 »¢¢ M- We W1" vim' <i'g:;°;';5;><;j- MNARUS mmm” 'rin sssuwsrs suns css sn.. CINE* SYRUP’ , i y°“' warmed on fiannels and applied on my '°°°m°' "N “”“'°°°°““| '"5"' D1AMdND VBS' i I breast cured me completely. , _ “Gettin Habit" Trade at , “ & 0. n. cossssoosf, _ _

Rvwwa Dinh: Oo N S- ‘ Our success in fitting

P"°“° 5°' 'ras moby rsnors, " ‘ ‘ _ . V ; _ .

gf," 9,0, ¢ semi, children s eyes is very grat-

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0 are not common molasses candy

Whites Velvctcen Kisses ;:;;:;:e.iu:s.:::..- an G.F.Hutcheson

ll ‘"9" They 5" 'imply 'h' bm* °n th. rn`rk°*° ticular. Yours verv trulY

Ti-_le

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a water system. The Maritime Contract- “S ¢4l¥`0f1il Bild YIPIIWLY HS HVGI’ he WM. ink 8: lllinlng Cs., has the gourmet, for People here were convinced that nu case

constructing the Springhill water works of Kld“f’Y Di5e“3e L" L00 fi" 1002 f0f

1 h h been Dodds Kidney Pills to cure.

distributed along thc line from the town

tothe source ofthe water supply. The LIZZARD RA(-`|\N(§,

reservoir will he built on the summitof _ __

Cohrquid Mountain, about seven miles _

:nm SnrinlgllilllmAb;\1§’1400ht°n~ 0! nine sr. Josnvn, Mo., April s.-A nllzzars is “V9 9°" 55' “W °" if B main “nd raging here today. Snow and slect have U10 W0l”k 0f¢0lJBifl`\1Cfll1K B 55111 “Hd 93' seriously lntcrrupied telegraph and tele- cavating for the pipe line will he com- phone ,,ervi¢e_

menced this spring. The Springhill <

water system will cost in the vicinity of v ~ . $100,000. Mr. McI can's company is also B 50,11 Y?UR \vI?IGH‘r`h I H »» we Sf-me me ....r.“.‘aii“‘u1:;:;~.":<~;‘;:i.° ‘nur “.;.“;..:: which was commenced last fall and which ,_,mv,, for ucermrnhy wut new nm, flesh

was about half completed before work and tlssuels being addcd to the body.

This is the sevsrcst test you can apply to

"Wellington cried to his old campus-

inus of Talavera, Vittoria and Salamanca Boys, we must not be best; what would they say of us in England f' Were we beaten! Neff they coined a new word for Victory that day-Waterloo. Let Mr. llo00nnell stir your blood with the s ory Thursday night.

A1' Lower Montague Sunday morning,

Hannah Matilda Poole, beloved wife of JchuA Aunesr passed away utters

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'P. E. I. was drowned recently from the DN|°n“ed ‘nd trying “|Ms,_ Twelve '°h°°°°" Th°°d°"’ R°"°v°"‘ "hm °“t' years auo she had a severe attack of sick-

ness from which she never fully recover-

l Miss Dsvons McKenzie, who has been ed, although able to attend to the duties ° visiting friends in Cape Breton and dit. of her home which she graced and hal- E

Nova Scotia has returned lowcd witha sweet womaaly iniiunnce and >

lovely Uhristian character. In Januaryl

many 1;-lends sr-9 pleased to ssc her homo last she was confined to her bed. Despite °

|8¢|||_ the brave struggle that the enfeshicd

frame but courageous spirit. made against y

the cruel disease, despise all that careful

commercial travellers charged with I I d d »

-» Q-»--» M :::°.::.::i,‘z:::.“.::;;°:.n.r::,...;:; - Clgakg

through “the gateway into the happier life" to enjoy a blessed surceass from pain

pear; :he w:;1l°,b:B‘,f’°5s W” me and suffering. Mrs. Annear was the "5", ° ° 9"” -1° °‘ d h rof the late John Poole and was S

aug te bor-r at Lower Montszue in December 1845 The surviving members ofthe

‘ Cock and Corp. McLean of the A. M. Si family are; John, James, Charles D., °

Charlottetown, have _lolned the R. C. R. . . ower

for a course in signalling under Capt.

and Cornelius B B Poole, of L Montague, Lemuel M. Poole, of Char- lottetown, and Phoebe, wife of John Mv-

Goor e the

practice on tho barracks square, and they Lean, Montague Bridge. 5 seem to be making good progress- eldest of thsfamily, and Lydia, wifa_ of C Fredericton Herald. John Parker, of Cardigan, died 1-omc ‘

years ago, and William A passed away last autumn at Lower Montague A sJr

the Messenger and Visitor that it is no ' ` morally certain that lifty thousand dollars gy:I':J‘;e1:sa!;_;nl';‘“f°€;r m°;F:n €“‘;e32;a;

wife and fond mother. The sons arc'

sums of $500 to $5,000. This is subscribed M ba t L M J h , `

bysixty persons. It was hoped that $60,0(X) Sac:FlT:;`i;o’ 5:1? Jrlfggumln 0N;"_t: Il

Dakota and George, at home. The daughters, Tillie, Florence and Gertrude

Inq generally to the rink and tile. Bn als th Th be d .nh - _

hopes to obtain $15,000 fr.»m this second 3:; Slnzgre soTna'Mh eat :;t;vec0;;nuJ-its

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wncre the deceased was beloved and es teamed

tal farm Ottirwa and formerly of Sturgeon l

- PEOPI ii ARE ASTOUNDED.

At a Wonderful Cure of Dropsy

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he has astroug case and says ho will V lu

defend the action in the courts. He states N°wf°“°`““”dby D°dd" kldney Pm"-

Scu.I.Y Cavs, Nswrcvrmnarvn, April

broken off with hor consent, before he “_ (Spe°ml)_Tr|n|Cy BW Duma” is “_ °°“t'fa“°d mmrmge with me present wife' toundcd at the wonderful cure of the little

b 5°" whim '"9 ‘med by plaintiff "5 'llilnm French cf this lace. He ' C

son of Vi p had Dropsy so had that he was swelled

5"” J‘“”[e5°.“- Wrlnen *mme time i’ef°"° from head to foot. The doctor said tapping th” e“3“3e"‘°“t was de°l’"`°d 'Ja by was thc only course left, but his kidneys m“"“”1 °°“°°nt~ were too far gone for that to be of any use. I Q

Mr. French and his wife watched by

the bedside for r.hirty nights expecting death at any hour. As u last resort they

contractor of Charlottetown, of the Mari- '

uma 00,-,tmching 35 Mining 0,,__ LLd_ Mn started to give the little fsllcw Dodds McLean has been in Sprinazhill looking Kidney PWS- The YCSUIU WGS B .i0Yflli .

surprise, for the boy soon shcwol improv- enlcnt and after taking five boxes is now

any treatment and proves thc superiority of this lzreat restorative prrscription of i)r.A. \V. Chase, the famous Receipt Book author.

A PR|NC§_|NJURED.

Bnn.r.rN, April 7- An automobile in

which was Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, collided with a drag nsnr Berlin today und the prince's foot was sevorelv injured.

I To pro to you man ,

Chasehvalntmcnt is n cortxfn and absolute corn for each and every form of itching, bleeding and protrnd ing piles.

the manufacturers have guaranteed it. en tes- timonials ln the daily press and ask your neigh-

get our mono back if not cured we a box, ah

Weeks’ Q). Co. sell

and he is almost sure, judging by thc Men., Hats and Caps

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"' CHILDHOOD

L ,hae blighted » ' many llvea

bocausc

ME the pain caused

. thereby A, produces

- an aversion to

study.

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R E D N B S' '*vf"" “'*' K I i ifYin`g- Our method making

. fi l ~ .=-f- ~ it possible for us to suit the

most diiilcuit cases.

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

l00 The y

Latest A

Style,

The

Finest in Quality, Perfection

in Pit, Finish, and

Work-

manship,

all

Sizes.

M -'-I-l="l§l-|'i-'-~

\Ve have received from one of the best fish packers on the Is-

land n quantity of dried and boneless Codiisll which wc are sell- ing at line prices by pound, quintal, ff,” quintal, or box.

Also in stock a full line of canned fish to select from at

reasonable prices.

SANDERSON &. C0..|

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PILOZNE I Grocers. Sunnyside. m

Eastern Steamship Co,

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International D ivisio n

Reduced Rates in Effect Un- til May lst, 1904.

Sl. John to Portland ¢3,o0 St. john to Huston }3_5g Commencing March frcrlr nfs, steamer- leaves

St. john Wednesdays uv. »- s rn. (Atlantic Stand- ard) for Lubes, l€n.-l\\or\_ Portland and Boston Saturdays at 6 gc I’ lil for ¥=os'cn direct.

RE'I`URNING from Boston, via. Eastport and Lubec,Mondays and lfrlrlsys at ooo a. ru.

From Portland, Mondays at 5.30 p, rn, Passengers arriving at Sl. John on evening

pri.-vious to morning sailing can go direct to steamer and lake cabin berth or stateroom for ihe trip.

Wm. G. LEE, Agent, St.]ohn, N, B,

a. xi. nanscona, G. P. s T. a.

CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. & Gen‘l Mntlngev General Offices, Fosters Wharf, Boston. Mars

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Sheet Music Sc .a`Copy.

See our north win-

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We cfier for raie property known

" “lssinlc Foundry.”

This property was formerly owned

and occupied y Mr. T A. McLean.

Good title guaranteed. Any infmmallon regarding same

can he had hy calling at our ofhce.

Bruce Stewart & Co,

Founders, Enginebrs,

Machinists uid Boilermnr _ dream Naviga ion Co’s Whm;

, Charlottetown.

P. E. Island,

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TONIC

Do you need one ? PARK'S l’ Ii R F E C T EMULSION fulfils a threefold mission: It ls a

food, a killer of Consump- tion germs, and a tonic.

dow.

MILLER BROS.,

Connolly's Building, -,

Queen Street,

To the Electors of

Ward Two;

LADIES AND GF.N’l`l.EMEN:-

Having received a requisition largely signed by the electors of Ward Two. I have decided to nominate as a can- didate for Councillor for that ward.

Ifeiected iwill do my utmost to

promote the interests of .the citizens in general and of Ward Two in par-

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