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_ N THE GUARDIAN. Cl4ART.(ll`TETOW.\’, PRINCE ED_WAR.ll lSl,A.\`D. MAY 2 1900.

Uses.

emolllent, cleansing, and

purifying propesiles, de. iived from CUI'lCUlA,_th¢

skin curmwarrantlho of Ci*'i'iCi=n.i Soar, in

baths for annoy-

indpmnia- o

solu.

n or Cv'ri;:vn.\ will suggest

nv C Con., ine to Woman.

geneva! fails. li is prepared

Ii is a boom to cyclists.

sm i Mile with dropper.

YVE will publish to-morrow probably the

E. I-I S ’ most interesting piece of poetry in connec-

Apothecaries’ Hall.

purpose-ii to wome ‘ se _

RINE

eye remedy. The “two

lf your eyes are

weaker inflamed “Murine” will

them to their normal

6§@@

beable to , get bak-

specislly Pastry and

which just suite the and makes you feel

strong. That is we bake-just ex-

wliat you want.

cess nn Pl E s B

is deliciov. Everybody @ Iiobue need them is well sam. @ sucuesss Lear U

I1 not equalled in the city. Remember that it coats but 3 Meets.

ie 98.

srswnnrél

Eclipse Bakery. 3.#

Bikes best bread

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0 @

OUUUIQ @U@@i€E>l

iii d Q

ll Diseases

cannon i H T.." nicxev

at Royal Loi‘l‘don of

Moorrlelds. and it and Eau:

Street west

Wrrn GLASSES.

Tm-I S.S. Fram sailed from Liverpool on

M°"d-'ly for this port,

at'lg»l!I-I gcbr. Kohinoor is discharging coal e team N*1Vl83f»i°n Co’s W'harf.

Y P “Y for a cleaning which has

b°°” °*“'“¢d by ll y¢ar’s unbroken service.

<| Hx. Chronicle.

5 QU*N'"`" Of Yarn is needed for §':l‘mU8 Purposes for the Insane Hospital.

°°“"'ib\1UQrs please leave same at the

2 850112 of James Paton & Co.

_BERMUDU Capt. Martin of the Salva~ _ N011 ANU. Who spent over two years in ‘hill island paradise, wiii relate her experience Thursday °"°|iUl8. dressed in Bzrmudan costume. Silver collection at the door. This will be a treat,

YESTERDAY the market received af. ir attendance. Hay sold at 45c. One load of oats sold at 34. Butter was 22c and eggs were llc. Fresh herring were offered in large quantities and sold at Sc to 10c per diz. Only one load of turnips was 059;-ed, Pork sold at 6 cents.

Hnssns. Conrod Bros., formerly of L“¥1°“b\11‘8 will conduct a usb business in Georgetown The firm will handle all _kindsof ish including codilsh mackerel

-herring etc. Messrs. Conrod considers;

G¢0l‘8@f»0\vn ahead of any port~~on- the St. Lawrence for their business. They have 5(1) bbls of herring ready for shipment.

Yesterday evening a special despatch received inthe city stated that tire with its destroying effects had again visited the western section of the province. In the afternoon the house of Wm. McNeiTl of Tignish was bumed to th: ground. Nothing was saved but the furniture in one bedroom. The cause of the tire is unknown as the house was partly destroyed when discovered. In the house was $250 in cash.

tion with S. A. McDoriald’s prize competi- tion. \Vhile there have been a number of _ first-class poems there have been °'otlicrs’ ` that run in a class by then:se`vcs_ The one we publish to-morrow was written by one of O`Leary`s springy poets. \Ve print itjust as it was sent to the judges by t`ie composer that our readers may see that there are poets and “others” on the Island.

THE Park is the dullest place

imaginable, just at this season l of the year, because it tal-us _people to make life and stir and the at- mosphereis just a little cool, at least to stay out there. The most of those who visit it walk through the many roads and alleys. In the Park things look like house cleaning. The leaves and other debris have been gathered up and everything is being done to make it look brand new., The trees stand up bare in regular line:-'. It is ` possible to count them now, but when the leaves come out they will be bunchei together. \Vinter always contorts the walks, etc., but beyond the natural warp- ing the bicycle track around the Park will be in a. safe navigable condition. A few bicvclists have ai ready made ii tour of the rliifei ent avenues. The ladies have not

i forgotten the location ot' the favorite re- i sort and a few women and children may I he seen at almost any hour of the day going or 1‘c:urninf._:. The out-ing is a healthy one but there is :L marvellous difference between the temperature of tl e breezes in the city and those that sweep the country: The difference, of course, is _on the cool side, but it is much more

h ealt-hy.

Q Ladies !House cleaning is not couiplefe »wi;,';;0ut having the feathers in pillows

..._ "° f'°» ‘"» and beds ’@“_?.if"ei.“y§;‘s.ir.@s_:“ Salsa

h and Nose. enova er l' ' i -

~ 1 B k , kent St. Work

Bglllgcslltiolric riddle dgliglgred. Satisfaction

_- _ ~ r, beds and pillows

io l D. ni.; Zito 4 . in §;1nU0vanat\,3§§fiwh(i:§] €§;1\;_es health’ cqmfort

and economy. 2 li pd.

UM3“”d°"°d 'fl §?.;§tt?¥????lf '''' _=_'?111111f111 36°»55°»’5°»9°°°°“ $100' ‘ i'-Sinai.;5.fi;.;n.i':;;i111;;;1;

Vg;-We keep a nice line of Perrin’s Kid Gloves for __

We opened Saturday, 140 dozen of Newest

nglaud, all styles and shapes. 2

e<->l§§_..-l@_¢°-F

i I. 1, 4.1¢ - . fr i Butter(fresh)perlb _ _ . . . . _ .._ Butter (tub) per lb . . . . . . . . . __ _

Creamery Butter _ . . . _ . . . . _ _ ._ _

’ ` Cabbage (per doz) _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ . . __ _

‘ Cabbage (per head) _ . . . _ . . _ . ._ _

- Cheese (per lb . . . . . _ . _ . . _ _ . . . __ _

' - Celery. _ .` . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ . . _ _ .._

Eggs _ _ . . . _ . . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ _ . . . _ . __ _

Our stock of Genifs Furnishings is nearly complete. 1 g§;‘;‘I‘l`é§_’]€‘rn‘;‘v‘;,t:°l‘)('e§_'(;,',§,;_"'f: I 1:

_ , ___ \Gees_ e . _ _ . . . _ . _ . . . _ . . . . _ .

White Laundried Shirts T-__ gggspgtegslebd __________ -3;-y op.. f...~. ....1 assi, sos 62C. 78°» 90° “° 1-65- Q? §Z€.'_‘_’f’_‘".‘f`TT‘_;1111:;::;f _:ii

s R°¥°ffa5 l»‘;‘..i”;i';;§?°.§i’.i.§.°3§i11i111:1ii11

good. .na <i.¢i¢m~,ir»¢, soc. $1.15, $1.20 .ua $1.25. gggiggggrcgi; hx

si-ilk Fronts its.i's.s°.%__‘%f_f.;;:i;;;;;;;;;

The very latest. #£1.00 and $1-15» _ fi 1 [C,`,,-rwfed ever; Tuesda,

sk to see églish Linen Collars, 15c each l _________________ '_

‘.l5c, in3 shapes, Boston, Dewey, Colonel. J°bi1°°» f°‘“: ` g§,'t'f;;(giii3>'!)1pepi?¥lli§).'.'¥` .......... .` better do l8e. anchor 2 '$01' 3Oc; “Lord Roberf-B. -;-j ` C108-H10!! BUUWI* ._

gn ' ._ ~ i 7 _ d Sempsonvigy, H..-3 ` J ._

LMQH Gllffiz-Oni' Cafe, 25c a Pdf; 2 Pd" f°' gg lmbeauties. ' :~ Fowl°s°;'»ei-`f»i».'ii-`_'_'_f_`_'.'.`_`_ .... __

' Mn. Jxo. Glinniivnn, South Bedeque, started the plough lust week.

CniinLor'rn'rowN Exoixnl-:ns will meet

for drill at Drill Shed this evening at 8 o’clock.

THE S.S. Electra will resume her regular

seasons work to-morrow. She will leave Georgetown for Pictou.

Snnniivo is over in Manitoba. It will

however be some days before our Island farmers will be able to say the s ame.

SOME fifty schooners were reported oil'

Georgetown harbor last night. It is probable that they will secure their bait from the nets. ~ ' '

VERY large catches of herrinz are re-

ported in Georgetown. Five schconcrs received bait yesterday and it is estimate d that 300 bbls are afloat.

LITTLE Miss Verna. Hooper, daugh ter 01

Capt.-D. L. Hooper, of this city, has re- ceived from Private H. H. Brown, in South Africa, a yard of 3 inch ribbon, which he purchased in J acobsdal. I

Tnn Schooners Sarah Payer, and Fred-

rick Williamcleared from Port ofAlberton on Tuesday morning, the-former bound for the Madgalen Islands and the latter for Chatham, N. B. '

We have on hand a '99 Ladies’ Bic; cle

of exceptional value and in rfect son- dition which will sell for twodgieirds of th , regular price. See it at once as it wil. not remain long.-Mark Wright 8: Co.,

2, tf

_ 1-*_

Operetta and Concert _

A well filled theatre greeted Mr. S. N.

Earle and his staff of soloists and artists, last evening. The musical part of ihe entertainment was he ird with grand effect. All of the soloists were in ez~' cellent voice and the nature of the select- ions would keep the most stolid audience in a. glow of laughter.

The different _preformers are too well

known to need _individual comment but the solo of Mr. Charles Earle may be men- tioned without at all detracting anything from the others. As the air

present time it might be expeetrd

simply bring down the house which it did. The recitation of Miss Helen \Va.r- burton, The cavalry sword drill, the se- lections by the St. Cecelia Club and the Orchestra, in shortcach and all were fully up to the expectations of the aud- ience andthe performers one and all fully sustained their reputations. In the rendering of Pauline it is unnecessary to particularizc las each of the different characters ` did his or her part so well. Mr. Charles " Earle strongly impersonated Captain. Western, the-ty pical criiél father as re- gards his dang'hter’s love-affairs. Miss Florence and Amy Earle as Pauline West- ern and Clara Rivers respectively acted their parts exceedingly well. The repeat- ed hursts of applause by the audience showed clearly that though they went there expectinga great deal they were in nowise disappointed and though t'ie entertainment was somewha t lengthy, being nearly two and n half hours in the rendering, no one was weary or wished for the curtain to fall. Mr. Earle ni d the performers of last night certainly deserve the gratitude of the theatre going public of Charlottetown for so often providing for their recreation. The entertainment was one that is made possible through thejoint efforts of anifisterly conductor and trained soloists and performs".

The many lovers of music will hope that

Mr. Earle willagain favor them at,a not too distant day.

Try ‘one can of (Jak Brand Condensed

Milk and ou will decide that it is better and clvieaper than n cow. Ask your grocer fm' it. 30 T/f~

CHARLOTTETOYVN MARKETS.

(Corrected every Tuesday)

Beef (quarter) per lb _ . _ _ . _ ._ _ Beef (small) per lb . . . _ _ . . _ . . ._ _

Q oobboeboceGoobbcowwoooceoomcbg

ssssessssssseceesssssseesssss ssssssssssssasssssssssssasssss HQOODOQOOOOOOOQQONNQGOOOOOQOOO _ seasonsszssssssseesssssesssss

Fowls per pair . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ . . _ __ _

Du~.ks, per pair _ . . _ . . . _ .

Potatoes

ausgeee2e¢es8 ssaisssrsssssm 3 Sssgsssssssss MHo¢¢¢=oo¢Oo¢ aesssssssssss

SUMMERSIDE"MARKE

Cabbage (perhead)

Flo wt .............. _ _ Oatggpgr cwt ........... _ _

Gage . . . . . ._ _ Hides Harp

Ht! Oats

v i

Mmgles. _ _ ._

~ Wild Geese.

. » » ¢ » . . . » . . . . » . ..-

lb . . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ . . . _ .__

Ducks, per pair. . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ Beets (pei-dozen) ........... _ _

Pork . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . __ _ Turnipsperbushel _ . . _ . Potatoes . . . . . . _ _ __ _-_-s . _ _ . ._ _ Mutton per carcass _ . . . . . . ._ _ Parsley (per bunch) . _ _ . _ _ .__ Onions per lb . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . ._ _ Squash each . _ . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ _ .__ Carrots (perbus) .......... __

. » » » ¢ - . . . » . . . . . . ..-

.seessesessssssss saeesssnsasssesss ssssassssssssssss ¢¢¢¢e¢=o¢ceH¢c<o¢ nssssssessssssgss

E E E E * l l i

<1 liuinblol bay ,niu’ `

_ cm AND coUNii<Y NEws.’S'S1iiAN~RlNfH°~

dand Hut;-\r _ - .____._._

is Arg you coiiiinir io 0‘~1r

"gk this e\'enin;.:?

bbér--Caxi`t---a.\\'full\' sorry!

an ku- on at the lnagrcr.

13°"

Rnv Enwxv Snrrn who has during the

past fewweeks supplied for the Kensing- ton and Long River Presbyterian con gregations, left yesterday morning for

spent the winter in one of the leading

opportunities of noting the changes,

millinery department two such compet ent artists as Mrs. McDougall and Miss Frizzell. '

That the aboiteau and dyke on Brad-

shaw’s Creek are there to stay is now a pretty well assured fact, and it looks as if the most sanguine hopes of the pro- moters-areto berealized. It will be re- membered that Mr. Abraham Schur- mziu, that veteran . marsh owner and the .most active” promoter of the work, some time ago seeded down some<'>0 acres of his marsh, being confident that upland hay can be successfully and profitably raised on marshes. Whilst walking over Mr

pear that the experiment has proved a

breaking up portions of marsh and to try

marshy soil. His experiments will be

Ar last there has been completed in

Bedeque a work that reflects great credit

80° _ 7 _ ent energy and ingenuity. About a year

one time their hopes seemed to be real- |

is full °f p’“"i°ii*m at th” With admirable perseferance how-‘

ever, they started anew and have

that “another little patch of red” would at last compyeted a windmill which for

mower and smoothness of running cannot be surpassed by any of the imported ones. The windmill is one of-the largest, if not

run the diiferent circulars, band saws,

ring machines, planet etc , which fill up

and wither machines are also run in Mr. Allison Hooper°s s`i0p. Mr. Allison Hooper hu also completed a small windmill for

cingover his barn. - _ " J; _

At Trinity Church, St. John, N. B., on

Tuesday morning, May lst., by the Rev. J.

Catarrh caused the cleafness, but Japanese

_ - -.

lfllllvy ‘Vlllvs '-" l<`t~i~ >\‘c~~ twelve \'e'ir< i

lmttlcs; since I liuvc liven couiplc-iely i`:~f~e froui c-mai'/rh, and my hearing has alto_-.rt-ziwi

e w rec i i. s fin sep er~an 1

Lluiitoll. 1.».`i_ (_‘liui"h street. 'l`¢\'rnii1'n_

June Street.

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via

Wednesday Queens

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windmill-1 otone of thoseimported ones f ' ,,_;T¢` , ,Q 3

e 'I Y3 J*-\' 'J £` f-"¢/- f

but one of their own manufacture. At ~ -1* 1 r ff”

- » ro'

ized, but it was found that there was f

too much speed and not enought power. ‘Si

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A. _Richardson, Arthur A. Alley toMrs. 5 »Y _ iu. Elia Brecken. both of Charlottetown. _ j Bihiilieii uoygg ev! iissainfiii. _ - I i

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Truro N. S. He was accompanied by .

Mis. Smith and child.

Miss Amy Frizzell has taken a position n I V

in Messrs. McGougan and Wright’s _ _ _ millinery department.. Miss Frizzell l - ,_ Q 3

inillinery stores in Boston and had many _ W9 Wang gg sf” ,Qi

styles and latest ideas in the art. bdtjllst It IHC mlnatf Messrs. McGougan and Wright are .fri ,_ -"' . .

/ -

f i r ' iii urn ii d ful' " `_:¥‘~~\*_.“». l$§_

orunaein avnga e ea o eu: N I W é

\S;.f For tbatreuon we’ ` 'ingyon to-d is

'iinas s

1 Mtllldly

, "/ I night inonr

ment-that we must

_.__ _ _

- We cam pruuiu

?f.l;’.";‘;’2l“;..i”?.”_§`..Z$°.§i..‘;’i..;€§’..Z’;i - h ` en Svwhr adm clover and timothy. and it would thus ap- Iate in the wg '

success. Mr. Schurman also _intends ` i $ I tam"

new me various grains win aolirish ins to do perkct Walt*

eagerly watched by the many marsh own A Ofders if. ii. § si .=

_ i -~ one may

u ion its originators and -that shows what ' 4-

d results ma be attained by persist- _ .

ago the Messrs Hooper determined to util- ' .

ize some of the breezes that occasionally ' Th’ W pass over Bed_eque and resolved to erect a ~v'°--~U~ll»'--\-'-v' » - ` i "fn ' _ - ' ~ ~ " ~ '

_ -.\`,

._ . ,'_ `

_ , Airing/ if

the largest in this province being 16 feet in _ f

diameter and with a gentle breeze will 4. fx A--f '_ __ A- _ . _ __ 1 A ,. S pa '__ 9;

ggr. Edward Hooper’s apartment. Drilling ` ` _ ' ‘ gggezemgtze (fi:"'Eth° “QA ar ”°

' pushf-eadsstltilbuff item” the prim! all

pumping purposes which heint-ends pls- 1

_ e , _

` I A . ~ MARRIED. i. f _ _f __ ., _ _ _

» ‘ ~ _ “l'\"~`“. -f’- 'l;.f”-- ’. 4- '!‘ , _> 34;- 'i _

_ _ ins->f .-»=~r- -».=

"f;fst°o‘;7'§;"!;h;3“;3;‘;?r p Ho'w _are your Watch and Clock Springs I If they are bro§en, f Q after ,,,._;_,,,,c,,,_,,, in Town 0 and Winnipeg them to the corner .ieweler and have new ones pst in

failed. Every spring wauanted.

in-_ D. _\'. `sn@m-<>i-_ i1 Cwiimine .five rc Work of all kinds promptly attended to,

.st-ii`l_<-1';-d _froui ¢:)iii;_i_i:i°`h,` wliit-3,. in wliGbm\m M witiuri :<(>‘1'i_ii,3’ _~_pt_cii.`i1.sti~ in ltiioiiro _.nn _ can Gt GQ.”

1 _.__ i .line \\oi.t until 1.n.ii._» i_._- W

|3f‘=ll'l!1_S lwcziiiie- inucli aiiicctevi. Ali-_rut a. Q . , C3’mW|l, Will' also I prof-urcfl :i saiiiple of .lap;i:if».~f».» '

C:|i:ii'i'n -_7ur€'. nfterwurcls used in :ill il-;.=i' f ' "' ""

_ I F' cY O '-J I N 'T' E N

1, _#1 "` 1 f' f I- ii 9 I 1;,-,_-_f

¥.‘_T.if_;' .ll "_‘_°._=‘fi'_.l1»;‘..“ _f’“..°§_l fl “fifl * \/V i-| E E |__| N gg

_ iliis 868.801). do it t0 y0ur owl) G0|lf0!‘t 2

Fon slits-so acres at Palette not ss ~

fronting shore, recently in possession D -

- . » . ’ » ’ _

Cantello. A beautiful spot, terms easy, e a per cent interest. Apply to A. A. McLean, _ __ Solicitor Charlottetown. wlind. "' .

/” . 4’

TO-LET-First-class cottage, on Mal- i \ ° _ ` .

peque Read, near Pn_r:_k;, thor- _ 5, _

ongh repair. Large ot or garden in con- ' -

nection. Apply to A. I. Clarke at Prowsc D

Bros. 2 eod 5x I _

C ro1i_s_iLE_iLawn Miiwn-Sénex mst - '_' _ _ __ *_ _,_ ___§ " `

§§§gadS§,t;'§r,_§’°°§dlf£B,2,9; 5%-fr, Comfort, Elegance and Ease combined.

Dgsk. tgzayezs, - _“peed and Strength are in ihe sane Maps pt P_s"i:__.ff_E'; H_ §0§.}30N_ lf von went the best fmm every stnndpointelliiis lilry * cioneer. " " "sei 's ‘I as-ndd__you’.i take the Red Bird.

waivrnn-Tmngduiei ° is to liars ' ‘W°""“° °° °h°" 7°" ii” 190° 33 BW

' » . Y 811'

dre sslimking.. Apply to Miss Rackham ,

at Weeks Bt Co’s.T1 eod 1_w &_yL1'i. "i -

TO`IiZ§T.-House on Dorchester Street, ` ‘ _

now occupied by Mr. Signey P_oo1e,gg>n~ ‘ _ _ _

ta' 'n gseven rooms. ossession ~ en i `- _ »

» 1”' Appiy so Mlylss lnéiey Ffl?8f-‘BIRDS “DID” nw

, ay aw _ . ~

for' emhouse ,gm Grafton Street. _ » Oppon. CourtHean to Fred Pe ins d &'w 45

is' wq:.L'umu A piyw§» f - _ _ t.1‘l‘_....w.‘....i.a.?‘;§f.Si’_ sf. T J ,_ orricnro-nnnr.-msewsssmwk .. 0 A i i » i * ____-_gf

fiately occupied by W. S. Stewart. Ag l V. » _ _ __

i to J. Newson. _ rnch8 ~

_in the Stainper Block. Apply _to Prow '_

‘ `0F}:`.‘_CE T0 LET. _A comfortable office

Gem* To llltl

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