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THE GUARDIAN

YARMOUTH, April 10.-Mrs. Josiah

Fodnev Stantlford sin-tiined a broken thlghthls morning by being thrown from aciirrisge. She had iust returned from avisitto Bos oi and was on the way form the whirt when the horse became ir ithtened at a street car and overturned Ile car lege, the trunk falling upon her.

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.v $5779!

_.BREAKS UP.

COLDS

“Ti” for Grip is only one of the thirty~

six varieties, and is no better than Dr. Humphreys’ Spio fic- '

For Dyspepsia, lndigestion and Weak

Stomaih,

For the Kidneys and Bladder,

For Women and Children,

For Malaria and Chills,

For Diarrhea and Dysentery,

For Neuralgia and Headaches, For Rheumatism and Luinbago, and for

many other diseases. 25 cents, at all Drug Stores.

A pocket epitome of Domestic Practice

mailed for the asking. A postcard will do.

Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co.,

Cor. William and John Sta., New York.

51; ; _ _ _ _ f E#

A FULL LINE

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Patent Vledicines

always at hand at `

The Medical Hall

Jamieson's Drug Stere-

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Rifle A`ssociation

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The annual business meeting ofthe

P. E. I. Provincial Biile Association will be held in the City Court rocm.

on lfriday, April 26, 1901.

765? f°f ‘°l'°°1 \>“fldi11sS.$5.913: for wu- L R BAYFELD 'umm' A ‘ '

f . tiogoiit oxpoosoo $19,311; toni $34,055. °‘_‘°°“°‘“‘°'°“ B‘°°"~ °"°'1°“»°°°“

` ?_ _~ 1' The average salaries of teachers showed Mm” »'° lm” °° Rd Knit* `

is .§ 1 _ 1 _ . ` very trifling variations froin the previous A IM? 17d&' , 'A

° _ » year. -First-class male teachers received `,__ _ `\ ' ._. ._ . . _ . _ _ ? _ from sv'/4.66, the iiigiioot down to ssoo, ii.. I .

" io _ s ~ . 1 -5 1-om¢odfroms3o1,ee.iowotos2eo.sooooalCottage for-.Sale

Yagi' iecawé cxeful class male teachers ranged from $402.66 BY _ _ _ _“gy __gmi_t_Qh,m~_t9 be ‘ble to down to $22.1. Second~class female teac- 1 '_ _ . ii.‘...i¢"'.i;‘iis..~;.i§r.. dressage i~i;vi.i.,;.i..i. hee we dm to wo- Thmles A LJ €"l'lCD \..l .

T' ; gp, ygiugj gf L '$00.1 mggyé yho male teachers were paid $210 to $180 ann --_ Y

P' have received great beneiit by __wea.r- female teachers of the same class from I am instiucted by J. D. Taylor mg _ _ _ , $25-L55 down to $130_ o sell by auction at the .premises

The Superintendent sums up thefschoo. Fgtzrqy (°_'.'5') .99 T‘l?'uF5.d5y ‘lm

It is likely we can help you. year as one of quiet steady growth. _ daivzn

G H _ T _ _ That desirable cottage .ignored on

, ‘ , There are many interesting features ii. ,he Nonh side of Fhzm sweet .

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_ 16,81" md0pticiM,_ . the Inspectors'_ reports, to which spa-e This propfrty 'has a frontage' of

Smnbybide; Queen squa_re_ will only permit a brief reference. lu- l6 feet and 40 dgep, ghel-9 ig also a

f - spector McCormac tells that in his' dis- _ :ew ciacli house and stable. The

f- trict the number of th-st-class teachers in- ‘Giles is in exceilent order .with stone *ir* " " " ' - creased 50per cent over the Previous year. "ll (f"°`t P'°°f) ‘3 ‘H55 3150 5°"¢'l"K9'

' and the number of second class teacher "ld °le“°"°l'gh N ’ b"“°' °““*ti°°

for a ri-vate resid

'I 7per cent while third-class decreased by _ _P I

over 26per cent. He makes aplea. for lm lr ' _ Aucdéneer

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" We can .supplyifwiay _ quan-

f'_' S visit mein nies one soomin ii. JOHN l'\¢CORF\ACK,

C0, or taréhiess, keeptii. April 13 IL . _ . '

April 12 d2iv.i » ’ p

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INSURANCE

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The Liverpool and London

and Globe Insurance _

'Company' _ Assets $50.5l6,506.79_ Assets in Canada _alone $3.2l'7.6H.5l. f ' . _ ~ ‘ *5_l'ire Inlranoe of every description

`__; Qglie inmt favoialileitsrmi and low. _ -_ 3*

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An Independent {_c;urnal, untrannnelied ani fearless; aiming to , Just, impartial, Reliable. N_ewsy, seeking at all times to further the best interest of the people, and recognized therefore BS

The Peopldl Paper

Published at its oiiices, New Prowse Block

North side Post odice, at the following rates

payable in advance-

Morn_i_ng Edition, daily (except Sunday) ‘gm

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mont 25C: per r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Semi-weekly Pldition (Wed. li Sat.) per _iv.....,1 iss... <w...'.;;.;,.'.;.,> ',,..';.;.'.‘;;.i. ln ad\°ancC.- _,gee - » . . . . . . . . - . » . . . ~ . » » » . . . » »».$l»°

Branch Offices

li been established at the foilowln¥ place wliveere subscriptions maybe paid. news urniah

ed. advgatising, job work and other buainesi

transact - _ Summerside, Currie's Boolstore-J. B. C. Bake".

Manager ‘

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart

Agent.

Souris East. Telephone office-P. G. Seaman

Agent,

J E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. H_OOD,

Editor., Business Manager.

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The annual report of the Chief Super in-

tendent of Schools for the year 1900 con- tains the usual statistical information from which we makea. brief abstract.

The number of schodl districts is 471;

the number of schools 463, and of schoo» departments 585. Of the schools 185 are in Queen's,l55 in Prince and 130 in Kings. There were no schools vacant during the year, nor have there been any vacant dur- four years past. - One school has 14 departments, two have 12 deparments, one has nine, two have five, three have tour, 44 have two and 413 schools have a single department each. _ The number of teachers employed dur- ing the year was 586 ot whom 314 were male teachers and 272 female teachers

Of these 1% were First-Class, 349 Second- Class and 117 Third-Class. There was an increase of 13 female teachers and a de

crease of nine male teachers as compared with l&9. ' .

The number of pupils enrolled was 21,- 2@, a decrease of 261 from the previous

year,-and wassmaller than in any _ year since 1&2. There yas, however, an in-

creased percentage of attendance. The proportion of the entire 'population ar

ishool wa.s1in5. of

The expenditure by the Government for

it L __ Ao s _ education was last year, »$129,1l3,tlielarg_’ P

- . » i___Q;§g__3,,',‘ A,,,1wim ost io15yo;.is,w,iii. :ho siogionoopiioo B” in sou , N »

,fll `];'.f`01_ _ -4 of the year 1%. The amounts voted av ~ en' ` atm' ' v mug'

school meetings was, for supplements $6,-

lovi est. First-class female teachers pay

greater permanence in the profession, ann states that the average length of time a teacher remains in a district is one and a

half years, and in the profession four

years. When they can sec their way L

clearto ‘law, medicine orbusbands” ther _-I-_ A 'E ‘H

wat quit teaching. 3 ‘ _Wanted twelve horses, eleven, to ._ " _ ~~ . Inspector McIntyre complains of irregu- _ 9hi"“`°° hundred P“‘.md*- T"‘PPY . from lar attendance of Pupils and indifference; "ld ¢"’d "'°t°k°‘°’l' " WM and me "‘ '~ f. V vigil of parents. He advises that teachers G°°r8° Esmrys sub 8’ Syd°°y Sweet

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__ There is much talk of the billion dollar

=teel trust, but the American Grocer stiniates that the people of the United States spend .ia i' billion lollars a year on alcoholic drinks.

-‘ In liquid form 1he`Grocer estimates tha .

1 if tea. coffee and cocoa a greater quantity _ is consumed than of beer,wine and spirits, ‘int while the cups that cheer hut not in- _ :briate cost only $109,111,138 the intoxi- N :ants cost $l.059,564,787. The same journ- °" ,. _§.§.Z'§§.“”.1T§f°§l§1.`f.‘f`f.l’f.°`lL°`§.f".§§~,Wh *iw s°°d= bins” by Mi”

ooo of aoiim oo against sv miiiioub_ ox-'* M_°L”`°°

loendedfortea.. I . 'i f » f " 1`

,__ s c -.ssif _ A Hood’s Jarsaparllla R 6 N E Has won success far beyond the effect

of ad rtisi g only. L

Thewzrue Secret of its wonderful popu- IN

lprity is explainehd biiintgely and only,

y its unapproac a e erit. Based upon a pmmi tion which In every department, at every counter, on every shelf ,, pm H,

om-od poopio oonsidoi-oil iooumbio, 'SPP lNG Ni!.WN F SS is the leading feature of our store at “S gjgsgg which accomplished wonders astonish ” i soo som-ne",

mm the media, mfwion y ° present, it biosioms in DRESS GOODS SILKS ‘WANT

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, , - __ , . ' 1 ' LED, MILLINERY, GLUVLS RIBBONS LACES $0. *“

SATL RUM’ APRIL 13’ ml' _ Hood S °-rarsapafiua .but it is none the less apparent in the thousand and one

THE _PUBUC SCHOOL., ilégljgfgwtgegéittgg _personal and household requisiies specially in our Carpet

Buchan original and peculiar com- Depart ment

'”“-‘ - ination, proportion and to ' ~

secure curative power ts: i::e1f_ N8W DPPSS G00dS BBW Slllis NEW MUSllDS, NSW

its f- id d i ° of Bcigrfgiaf e'§;em§‘_‘ p‘;f)r§°a;§§_°;*;f_; Gmghams, New Prints, New Millinery Lew Mantles, New

every kind and dogroo of tumors, so Costumes, l\ew Blouses, New Skirts, new Gloves, New well as catarrh and rheumatism-prove Ribbons Bev Laces em

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Hood’s Jarsaparzlla _ f

the best blood purifier ever roduced. 9 0 ... ... »,..i- , W 5

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tirgd feeling maki-i)it_t1he greéitest stom-

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H Ara 'odmus Gents Wateifproofs extra value _ ifuysusf sep i.. ....1 sms.. ot. ° , Gents and Ladies Waterproofs made up of the .best

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