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THE GUARDIAN, CHA ll.fv“l"l`R"l`0WN, PRIWCB @W1AR.Dgl§AlD» HAKL.

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T0-DAY’S RRQBABILITIES-

Fair, staticr ary or li.t.‘e hit he: temper lture.

I 'Xb nmre w you than

L`h:\.se's Ointment is aoortwri and abr-ioluta cure for each

and evegdfwm ltchillll. lbedlnit POLY! in P Wu

the uaanufgacttgmrl have rruarsfrzkadit.

lllll-ll n QGAAIJPIBSBID )’°\ll'l'l¢B ‘

g whattbey think oflt. You can use it and

backif t red. ti)cab0!.a0

gi~"Iz>uax4so:::¢I)iac1'um & Co.,'l`orontnt Dr, Cha3e’s Olntmenf

'THE GUARDIAN

An Independant journal, uutrammrlled and

fmrlenl; aiming \.n te Jun, impartial, Reliable, Newsy, seeking at all uma to further the best interests of the people, and recognized tbvrefore as The I’oop1o'm Paper

Published at its otlicen, New Pmwse Block,

North aide P01! otliee, at the following rates. payable lu advance- Karnlug !:’.d.rtiou,darly (except Sunday). One uonLhz»c.pery1.....,.., . .3-0° Wreklv Edition (weantndayi per year in a1vanee ........ _ fl°°

The Guardian will not be rert>ovr.>i“>‘e for

currency or >ramp~ renrirred through rnarlr

§\9;~r~_=»°<-an-~»-¢~a~-»\|yJ§ Escape

l-`.acl1.\`;»rirr,<;llx».-re are a

lot uf trrcf; ;rir<l iicl.:llt.iled pt-<>p`e uftm :fright _iu-1 as \\`Cl"r»e '.\t~li limi strong Over taxed rerves and was'.e-la:cr:l\l\.o.l :ire tlre can.-te ot all the trouble, A remedy is rreedcrl that will give strcngtli to the nerves and help tlre system cleanse itself if tire waste products of winter.

.Ian1ieson’s

Compound Syrup of it

Hypophosphites

issuch a remedy. It re- stores the rrer\'e~; to nor- mal condition and gives every organ power to per- form its natural functions. When this is done.strerrgth returns, the spirits rise, you are filled with vim and energy. It never fails. Recommended with con-

fidence.

Price 75c a pint bottle.

J. G. JAMIESON,

DRUGGIST.

The Medical Hall. Q’

WillFVlilE_NUllSElllES

G. M. PECK 6. SON. Wolfville, N. S-

Growers Dealers in Fruit Tree-s,Small Fruits and Ornamentals.

APPLE ROOT GRAF'I`S`

Aspecialty. All leading varieties and true to name. Prices unequalled. Write lor terms.

“This is to say that I have bought of G. M.

Peck 8; Son, tooo Root Grafts each year the last two years and they are mostly all alive and made a large growth so consider them very reliable stock."

Galpereau, Feb. zo. r9o4.

(Signed) ]. L. GERTRIDGE.

3 r1tts&w6w

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SCHOONER FOR SALE.

The schr. F. M, Reynolds, 35 tons, Shelbaurne

build, bottom oak and copper fastened thoroughly overhauled and painted in Sept., 1903, good carrier, fast sailer, especially adapted for fishing having large cabin and forccastle Por particulars apply to G. B Mcl£\chren. H. M Customs Souria, where versa' is now laid up or to `

GEO. W. MCKAY

IICE-BREAKERS AND THUR SERVICE

“size \~..nr rerurttawg My 11.. Hi U de: l-.r '.»1=~,, -r-..»f cr >e;;;~r-frfri lettez r»\_\`a!\Ir to YM ra:-ull fiunrdrau rub. CJ. t_`harl.tte.o.v'n. l’

I l-_ l:lar'.tl

Branch Cflflcea cave been mtablished at the fullowrngpiaces whe:» .subszzirrtr :gs rnsy le raid, news furrr..~:.- ri. 4-r-'i\'ert'itug, gch work and urhfr busxue'-:- ~--N-.,-1

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~ ‘_ n >'r.». .;eri;Ldr. Rogers ht Rogers More--]. B. ti. - ".Tehilitv

1 ~ker. ng-,nt

A' »~~rrfm_ “Merton YoslJfT1Ce»-Herivert Clark

g Agent.

~Y‘:;r'.s East. Trlezrhozre Oihce-P. G. Starr;-»_.~

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<.=c\rge;c‘.rn ltr-s~el K !\f11clean_.-\gent

I V H .\lCCXl~IAll\‘, Fdtlnv.

I P li()f.)lJ F R .\'l‘§\\`SO5f

'l`i`li>`l)AY, M.~\liCll fit, lil)-l.

Su~~h was the title ofa lecture delivered

In February last by A. Gulston before the

Landon In-titute of Murine Erzirrecrsl and illustrated by over 100 lantern slidcs.l

I: was repor:e'l in abstract in The S sam-

ship, ajournal of murine englneermg

published ln Leith, Scotland, and we are

indcb ed to Engineer Cuming ofthe S. S. Princess for a perusal of the interesting report. From it we compile the following facts.

Icebreakers are of many forms and

dimensions from asteam launch 40 feet

long to the enormous Ermack of B 000

tons and 10,000 horse power. Infact

Russia was the pioneer in the ice-break

ing business, although most of her famous winter steamers were built in British

yards. The very first recognised lee- breaker was a tug called the Pilot of Cronstddt,which with a new iron-clad

bow built upon hr-r was set to work. Ir

was superseded in 1589 by two small

steamcrs equipped for work in the ice which acted as ordinary tugs in thc open

season. These vessels, the Zarga and the

Luna, were nf 150 horse power each.

Hamburg, Germany and Copenhagen,

Denmark, followed the lead of Croastait and at Hamburg there arc now' several ice-breakers. The first at Crpcrinagen

was of 800 horse power, but another has been added of 2,000 horse power and 1,450

tons displacement. Finland ha-1 two

famous ice-bre tkers, capable of steaming 8 knots an hour through field ice of i2 to 16 inches thickness and making two to three knots In drift ice 8 tc l0 feet thick.

At. Christiania, Norway, latitude 58 there is a fine ice-breaker which keeps the

channel frt-e for the passage of ships at all conditions in those loebound seas.

There are also loc-breakers at. Odessa,

R. ga, Stockholm, Kiel, Roscotf, Stcttin, Liban, Austerdam, Calmur. Nicctlsk, Vladlvoatock and other places. The lecturer also described the ice~breaking

Clifton, New London. ,

rr rl tst. 1 mo.

mail boat Stanley belonging to the Cana-

dian Government, hut he or his reporter

I o | J

CARPET

SNHPS

We are selling 5ooo yards carpet at 20, 30 and 50 per

cent off regular retail prices.

We bought for cash away

below cost this lot of Carpets out of the carpet business.

from afirrn who were going

There is enough carpet in this -lot to cover 200 ordinary

rooms. If you want a carpet ford to miss this chance.

this Spring, you cannot af-

Mark right Furnisiingiln.

%l#l#l%ll#l%Iii¥

_-\r»~.-er'ising .\tgr.l Subscr:ptiC.c)lgr. i

l`HE MORNING GUARDIAN;

1';-‘.=l

made the mistake of saying r-be is “en- gaged in running between Prince Elward maria and Newf°rm.ir.n.1." Description

was also given of the railway I-:rry ice- breakert- at Snratolf on the river Volga, others ln use on the D tnish railways; ol ;he Scotia, doing service for the Inter- colonlal across the Strait of Canao, of the

Sr. Marie and Sr. Ignace which ferry the

Iinac (recently referred to in there col ‘umns) and of the frmous Biikal, now

l p ies acr.s~` the lake of the struc nam-2 in

‘ U W | L success. Other too breakers still, em- ployed ln arutlour hutarotlo voyages of exploration, or rescue were also described.

The lecturer polnmd out that the Er-

mack with her great weight and steam power was capable of a speed ol 9 knots through 24 .inches of solid lee with 12 inches of snow on lt., and could demolish

packs of toe 2|) to 35 feet thick. She had

cars in winter aero.-s the straits of Mach’ pmt-gd of enormous vilue gg Russia, and

could pilot the Russian fleet to open

waterat any season of the year. ln one

€DK‘i2‘~' l in U‘d'\=DJf' ll H 'lC'fll< “Htl SUP- year she had rescued or assia'ed commer-

lmarsnrpprngur urs value or sro,ooo.ooo

A Silrerib- and had saved the Russian warship Grand

l The tiirikal, i ke so rrr my of »lrc Russian

lurid Urlift' ic: brfr\‘.&cr-r wrt. hurl; in Er ialarr ‘, -rr th" 'l`yrtr, and WM t'3|rrpleit:'y

,erect rl,tri1t-~..rri\v:rari.i snippet \\'rLblu

;~‘\‘ rrrowrlrs in ti 90) pic!-rages to hvr rles‘i-

nn ion. Tut fifteen boiler-‘ hrrl to ht- each

k~p‘ nrr.l:r L!-.I tons wc glrr. 'o lac l.r,ate

transuortariurr. Ttrcrc was no knowledge

u' t"e ice on Lake li til-ral (Jr rrrrrrpofta-

lion purpose-, until the ve--vi was

pui ro work, but she has prcv.rl a great

UNE LUNG

May be gone and yet the remaining lung will be amply sufficient to sustain a vigor- ous vitality. As a general thing fewpeo- ple make more use of both lungs than ll equivalent to a healthy use of one lung.

These facts are all in the favor of the

man or woman with weak lungs, even when diseue has a strong grip on them.

Many a rson

' ming ra liiarth

I to-day has the

_ ~ . lungs marked by 4 ‘ - . the healed scars \ .-- ' of disease. Af- Dr. Pierce’9

> ` Golden Medical

'Discovery makes

_L ` \ w e a k 1 u n g s

- strong. It cures

, V obstinate, deep-

seated c o u g h s, bronchitis, bleed-

ing lungs and ot er conditions,

_ _ which, if neglect-

- ed or unaki fully

_ treated, find a

fatal temnnation tn consumption.

` "I had been troub-

led with lung dia- ease and pleurisy for a number of

Ears and the t.rou,.ble

d almost become

chronic." writes A. B. Elam. of Howe, Ia.

_ _ “Had several klndl

of medicine from different physicians without much benefit. At last wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce and got his advice. and began usin his ‘Golden Medical Discovery.` I have used twenty-Eve bottles. When I commenced takin it I had no

appetite, my system was completefy run-down. ha no ambition to do anyt ing. Now I feel better than I did before I got sick. Have agnod

appetite and am able to do my work. I nin- cerely recommend Dr. Pierce's olden Medlul Discovery to all who are afflicted as I was."

Those who* suffer from chronic dis-

eases are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by_ letter, _frce. All correspondence strictly pnvate. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets assist the

action of the " Discovery.”

wrrrrrojn Bur.

Old Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Tables, Bureaus

and old Mahogany furniture in general. Ol-1 Brass Door Knockers, Bra~a Candlesticks, Trays, Snuflers_ Brass Andirons. Old Blue Dishes and China, Grandfather Clocks. Old Postage Qramrs used lrefcre lS7o, worth most on envelopes, Aho old Coin, Ola Brass window Cornices_ Old Pictures, Pewter Mugs, Sliver Lu~rer, Pitchers Flint Lock Guns, Pistols, etc., Addloss.

W A KAIN,

rio Germain Strtet, St. john, N B.

3 14 d 3 mo

/"ln" ff

. peril -

fl';_““

.i`:,:l\__-' r

I `- 6 , f emu: .‘.:'!i'/Nc

Half or the time you dov\‘t know what the

right time ls That la lf you do not have our clocks and watches repaired by ua, All work guaranteed.

IRWELER Car Great George and Grafton

if-L

fe- 'if

H m0I|)tI"$ JW

is in her baby and it is with feel- ings of mingled pride and regret that she watches him grow out of his babyhood. We can preserve the remembrance of how he looked at his sweetest. Bring him to

0ur Studio

and let us make a dozen of ou carbonette photos of him. It wi not take long or cost much an you will have something to show them when they are in their teens.

GAUVIN, GENTZEI. &.C0.

NEW HA N

, ‘ We have choice linesof new Hats and C; ~ . -- ~ _ ~ -wifars marina P" . l S, . CA. ~ . ..:.».:‘::.....';°....... fs.. u:.2.l£r;i.°°rr...‘°n. » » - .1 ’ w>~“=°°-»1~=<1-=~°f"1"=?`~`~»=-»~. f ° -

si if

; Admiral of $3,500,000 value. The Ernrack I could also readily be transformed into nu

i armed cru`ser, for which purpo -e she [ would under certain conditions prove f invaluable. _ All otwhich goes no show tha' there I are many ice-breaki~ 5; steamer-s doing . duty about the world, and in countries ~ that have hr less commerce than Canada.

Many ports are being kept open in the 3 Barrio and Northern r-nrmpe, in rar- rrrgrr.

ier latitudes than ours and where the ice-

cofrdlticns are much more severe. Canada l is behind the age in having but two of

llhesc craft, one nf them built lu the err`y

I days of ice-breaking, where we ought to

i have at least twice that number.

We say this notwithstanding the good

i work done during the present winter. A third winter steamer of greater weight

an far greater power has become an lm~

V pzrative necessity and no time should ha lost. in giving the order for her construc- tion. Suohasteamer could easily keep

the port of Charlottetown open all winter to the great advantage of the entire Island ofthe adjoining Provinces and of the travelling public. Without a third staam~ er the conditions of the federal compact

to keep up daily steam communication between the Islsnd and the Mainland can

never be adequabelypr even approximate- ly fulfilled.

I Cured a Horse of the manga with MINARD‘S LINIMENT. _

CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.

Dalhousie. 5

I Cured a Horse badly torn by a pitch

fork, with MINARD`S LINIMENT.

EDVVARD LINLIEF.

St.. Peters, C. B.

I Cured rt Horse ofa bad swelling with

MINARDS LINIMENT.

THOS. W. PAYNE.

Bathurst, N, B.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Miss P. McKinnon has a lot of wild

geese for sale cheap at her stall in the market today.

-Any good boy or girl desiring per manent amploydient should apply at thi- ofllce at once. d tf.

-Samuel Gay,‘-'PoWnal, offers _by pri-

vate uale his goose bc-at, together with 0 te gun no. 8, with all loading tools, 300 brass cartridges, large tent, and decoys, all in grod order. For particulars as to price write or apply to Samuel Gay, Char- lottetown. 20 d 21 w ll pd.

srrcr/irlorrcss. A

Beer &: Goffs. 29 d ll

Best English Oilcloth and Llnoleums

at the same price asked for poor Canadian stock and n larger range and better pat- t=rns to choose from than ever before. We can cover your room in one sheet so as to have no seam if you will bring us the size, at the same price as lf it were lu two, three or four strips.-James Paton 8: C ~. 20 d li

Carter’s for Wall Paper.

\Vhlte's Daisy Chocolates are a real

twat and so chesp. Only 40o per lb. Name on evory piece. 17 d if

White°a Chocolates are done up In one

pound and half pound boxes and sell at 40, 50 and 600 per pound. Get a box.

I7 rl tt

The care of ohlldren'a eyes la a matter

of the utmost importance. Few parents realize their responsibility in this matter. Many a poor child has spent years of misery at school, been called dull and stupid simply because of someeye do feat. which made school work next to lm- posslble. Road G. F. Hutoh¢aon's ad. ln this paper. lt states some startling facts, emphasizing this moat important matter.

Bl rl w tt

g nusatn | r E That la what you need ln wetf I weather- 3

GOT A RAINCOAT

f sm? wttt |§

f We have them for man at 9, $886, 2

; $5, fl. up to $18, all alul, all prions- ~ ; A so a nice snorfhant for Indian ; ; and boys- ; r Came In our. of the wet and have a ; : look at them. _ 1 Tha Bumpluvry Clothing stan. : 2 Open Rouse Building '

The “Beaton Tourist”

Pure Boneless Codtlsh just received at `

JAMES PATON & C0’S GREAT FURNITURE' AND

CARPET VALUES. -

This means that you get the best Furniture you've ever

seen for the money. It means that here you have the wid- est assortment of just the things you want to choose from.

PARLOR SUITES, upholstered in_ fancy figured

Velour coverings, plush banded fronts, spring seats, _hard- wood frames, beautifully hand carved and nicely polished. Extra value. _

DRESSERS AND STANDS, in golden oak finish,

bureau fitted with large shaped British mirror, handsomely carved and polished, combination wash stand,

SIDEBOARDS, made of selected viood in ash,oak, etc.,

etc., hand carved, well finished in golden color.

300 Ends Carpets in Tapestry, Brussels and Vclvct, Extraordinary Values.

Our stock of Carpets this season far outrivals any simil-

ar display and expresses the highest type of the weaver’s art. Prices are equally as attractive.

Curtains, Draperies and Furniture (ovcrings .That Will Cost You Less Here Than at Any Other Store.

l ` And bigger and better assortmerrts ake a perfect

selection from. If you are plannin renew Curtains or Draperies, upliolster any parti r suite or chair, we'll enable you to save money. Cannot quote you the saving opportunities. You must COME AND SEE and judge

for yourself.

, LACE crrrirrirris

White Lace Curtains, strong net, very neat pattern.

Special, pair 48C

White Lace Curtains, elegant designs, a useful cur-

tain. Special, pair 65C

White Lace Curtains, rich patterns on very service-

able net. Special $1.10

Bedroom Lace Curtains, very dainty patterns, with

righ double borders. Special $1.20

gigs. PAION sr co.

IF YOU WANT SUMIE FU

Buy ax live cent box of

Hrrnrrrnr Pinion Mrrcrrs.

iEddy's single stick matches are the best.) Fill a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in

any order-then take turns drawing out the matches from underneath, and placing them in difficult positions on top of the _prl_e. Every match that falls to the table while the tumb- ler is in your possession is yours, arid the player with ]ea5¢ when the game stops is win ner. Bach player must place the tumbler in front of the player to the left.

_A GREAT mtrcuggg GAME.

ilur New Spring Hats English and American

me I1°W 011 éxhibition. The ‘Wilkinson' and ‘Henry Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for these hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the first eng.

omer who is dissatisfied with their wearing qualities,

They are correct in style, and the values are equal to, if

not better than that offered by any Hatter on P E. I

Our stock is the second largest in the city, you canno

fail to get the hat to suit you if you buy it at ~

-.,.BRUcE,

The Stylish Hatter, Morris mock

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.mag or . E Hats. cHARLo'r'rE'rowN,

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