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, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, APRIL 26, 1905

e ‘L11-iEMENZl1E .LiNE,-a»~ #Pennant merry -

A L PAPER

Why Ilot liet Best Value for Your Money 'I

I when ib\1Yi.n8` Wall Paper be sure that your center or decorator shows you

' THE LMENZIE LINE

“Look for the name on margin of the roll." ‘ »'rHE"MENz\|E wAl;L PAPBRs*a.re made on heavier stock, the designs are newer and more artistic and the colorings more pei’1'n;-ni- ont than any other line, Canadian or Foreign.

The biggest, best equipped and newest mills

in Canada. '

(Nor nu ANY cousins).

MENZIE WALL PLAPEII Gil., LIMITED

Mills and Warehouse:

NEW TORONTO,

Canada.

Omoo and Sample Room:

08 King St. Wort,

TORONTO.

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Dame Fashion says “Tweeds for

Trousers ” this spring. "

Spring

Trousers

f Pronounced patterns, too-broad

shaded stripes and iinely nun-lzecl pin stripes. Grays and gray effects nre " ultra proper.

, Fit-Reform Trousers are poems iii cloth. Snii and easy at the hips-

just the rigid: “hang” at the knees- ‘

just the iight “set” at the ankles.

V Beautiful English Tweeds, woven I

exclusively for Fit-Reform.

Some elegant West of England

Worsteds to go with frock coats.

` Ilillousncss is cnused by the fniluro ol’

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$3 5 5 - tho liver to filter the bile and other poison-

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isi\cloi:gixn.':unlpoisonin|.rof thc wbnli:

\‘ ' _ system. A

j . = indigcstion, helulnclic, Innguid, mel-

] ' 5 nncholy fc-clln;_'s, irrilnbllity of temper,

_ ~ ' A V I. ` 'coiistipntioln ultc\'nntin;.; with loost-in-.\.-.

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___ . one Fit_Reform _Wardrobe in this ,: of thc bo\\'cLv_ pains ln tl\t_'__xnu.\clt ei imil_

Prowse Bros., _ Charlottetown. .

SHOQSE.

1. rcmtir 'rwrs'r, PEARL on RUBY

h Has neyer deriyied that real enjoyment which is his. T/IICY “fe t e gems o the tra e.

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN I AND 2 POUND TINS.

HICKEY 8: NICHOLSON, l

i A Tobncco Manufacturers, Queen St. Charlottetown, P.I~3.I. p

, in Dr. Cln\se'.~i l{iilney-Liver' Pills.

g___ = -...1 ~""""£"! I '1`li"y cure by tlioruugrlily elcnnsiin; thc ‘

AND CORRUPTION

ITS CAUSES, FRUITS, AND RFMEDY.

Theabovo wns the lubjeot of anygiddresu dellvemd by John' A# Dewdr lrf tif# Nhvi Perth I/fall, n. few evenings ago, uniili' the auspices of the Mutual' Improvement Society of that place. .

The cbeirwns acueptidiiyililed by R. G. McLaren., In opening his address the lecturer re\'u$,"rke`d, that pdlltlcnl corrupt- lon If unchecked-was un 'ei/il that thlvut- enell our national existence, as It struck nt the very foundations ol free institut- ions. '.i'h`e hId`den source of the evil was no doubt to be found in the [selfishness of Immun nature itself, and its naethods ranged nil the way from' the 'surveying party on n projected air line, to the bogus ballot box, and from the familar list of clcction frauds to tl\e promises of public works, which, on the evo of an election were dangled before the eyes of the electors. `

Likewise the choice oi’ il cnndldnln was

frequently made, not on account of nny ability or nntuml fitness on his port, but l\s_comnronly expressed, from his willing- ness “to put up the stuff", and which the aforesaid cundidntc generally regarded as bread cast upon the wnters,to be returned to him aftcrinnnydnys in the shnpe of some fat position.

The result of this system must be no.-

tionnl weakness und dec-:|_y, and just ns righteousness exalted u. nation so thc np- positc course if pursued, must llebnsc und destroy it. No more striking illustration of this truth could befound than in the history ofthe Roman Empire, where the Introduction ofcorrupt practices into her public nilnlrs, proved to bo the slow imd sccriit poison by which she everituully foll, mul through wliich, from being thenrbitcr

When You - Gel Bilinst

YOU M.j\Y BI". CERTAIN THE LIVER IS DERANGED AND

'1`i~iA'l‘THERE IS CURE

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DR; ClIASL’S KIDNEY-I-.IV ER PILLS.

“liilious” is the word insult by runny

people to <lesc|'ibe the condition of ill-

hcultb into which they ure thrL;vrn by dcrungemi-nt of the liver. - -

ous impurities from the blood The result

boncsnnd it pnlc, snllou- complexion nrc umonyr the symptoms.

Iiortulmtely there is prompt und cer-

tnlncurc for hiliousness 'und torpirl llvrr

of the worlds llcstlnius, sho `b¢-.caiuo- the prey of internal discord andthe spoil or 'the Goths and Vumlols/* A`nok-her Illus- tration was now to he seen In the far cnet, where Runnin, _uenkcned by oiilciul cor- upt-Ion, l|ad proved to be no mgtcli for Japun, whose i\rl‘nlrs'were dlrcitted by patriotism, public spirit, and purity of administration. Of our o\\'n‘v0i‘lntry it might be said, that while great lii‘ extent- und natural rc-sources, and' while the foundations of nluterial prosperity had been securely laid, yet to bellcve we could attain to lasting grrentnese without politi- cnl virtue was to discrcdltthe wisdom of thonges. Ourfoes were not those from wltliout, but from \vithin,nnd crime in the persons of tlxose guilty ‘uf'olI'cnccs against ~t»l1e_su.nc'tlty of the bnlov, box and the eieétprrd franchise. “ ' In ourprovlnciul nilhirs also, improve- ment/in this respect \\'r\‘4 very desirable, otherwise respon.~iihlc government could“ becomenfarce. Hut with courage and patriotism Lhcrnuso of purity would bb nobly redeemed.

Mr Dewnr, thi-oiiuliont the whole of

his alluiirnlrlv mlilrl-.»4.~;, wn-' uttentivcly i'ollowl~,d by it highly npprccintiveIu\dicnco_

,EDITOR’S MAIL Loi 48 Post office

SIr:- I notice thntu writl.-rin'l`l|c (inord- lnnufthc lllth coinpluins of tlicchunging of the nnme of the District extending from Cross Ronde, Lot 45, to Seyrn our Fv.rquhnrson's. It is not clear to common people, how annrnc nun In- uliiinggeli, which has no exlsteiive, or if thnt. \vere possible, how such o. result, nn the cutting off twelve rntc-pnyers should i'oIlo\\. 'i`I\"c fuots arc,tbut. In daily mail tune-co.umo<lnte the District f:o.n Cross Ron<l.~i to Hazel- brook, ndlstluieo of nbont three miles. wus npplied fc: ; und .L ‘Jvc unc ueccssniy to nunic tho Olllcc. \Vltli rcfcron<:c to lt di.~xtributin|,; Oliice noni' the (jnxnsolirliltul School, tu, take the plnce of n number uf other <\tllccs,wc ure pleuncd with the new School, and hnve hopes of good results from lt. But we did not expect that it would provide n genius in ndvnnce, nblc to consolidate so many Poet Otliireei. While wc watut, and should hnve n daily mnil, we have no desire to unuroncli on the riI,:lit>: of others.

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RATES 0F FREIGHT CARRIAGE._ ‘

Sln:~l note your remark.~: in reference

Lu the low rates clinrgcrl on gooflei from Clunrlottetown over winter Steuiners en route to Quebec. I

'I`hc nneiwer is envy to give. The I. (I. Ii. l

confieiilvd to nceept rntcs low enouigh vin UlmrInt'tetn\vn by winter stritilicrn to en- nlile nliip|icrs to .ship from (Jilin-lottetnwn in \\'intcr nt.u.1» low :L rntc nn ll. would ` cost. them in summer und in some crises, below. V ‘ 'l`l\0.-ic I. tl. R. Iiijnres do not :tpply from

Ul1u.rlol.l.et~o\vn direct mid the summer special rntce cannot be used until nuth- ority tn do so is rccnivcd from 1. C. Ii.

Yours truly '

ls`n|~:|> W. ll.\i.|<:.~a.

THEMAIIKETS

The nntrkcl. was .-nntll _vl:stcrlln_v holh

i|\ nttendnncc und quantity oi' supplies.

liggs solrl frnin l~I to l6c per diw., llutter

was source und brougln. from 25 to 281; per Ib.

Wild geese “ere n little lower in price

and sold _'ro n 5 to T54: rncli, ln‘u.nt from $l.(I0 to $1.25 ;\ pnir.

liltcring :uid excretory/t systems and

n\\‘nkcnln,u' thc nclion ofthe liver to rc-`

inewed cnwgzy und act-ivlty. I I When you [cel out of sorts nnd notice

ony ofthe symptoms of torpld llvv1~niul biliousness put Dr. Cl\nsc's Kidney-Liver `

Pills tothe test, and you will then un-I derstnnd why this great medicine is con- I sidered indlspensubloin the great mqiorty of hqnies. l Dr Clm~<c`»s Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill n

-lose, 25 cents it box, nt ull deulers, or Edmunson, Butes lic Co., Toronto. Port- rnlt and signutnro of Dr. A. W. Chnscs, the fumnus receipt book author, on every box.

Thorn wcr.» two or tiliree lontls of hny in

which lirougzlit H50 per cwt. Outs per limi sold nt 50 to nic, and potntncs 20 nnrl sie.

The price of pork rrnmins nt iii to life

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AT UNITED ,CHURCH SERVICE. Orrmvn, April 23 --Earl Grey nttciifled

tho united unudnl church service in the new St. Georges Iinll this itfternoon, nnd declared thc hnll open for meetings of the nssocinI.ionNul the kindred orgnnizntlon, tho Sons of England. There was it large attendance.

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Smart Suits. $4-50 55~0°`“'¥ $6.50.

' 55,50, 53.50 end Slo mire Above iyle.

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4 Six Groups Tell thc Story---The Greatest Clothing Values

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Iiiisellllr llhauniallsm.

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of your Ptiliis. Io: |12 teen yearn I hive luilered from Nnunii

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§i‘.‘..‘§.“...il‘.... iii.- lrst few dont I tool' of your pill: relieved tim nxcruciatin nl\\ and now I !cnF¢hu i

8Il.'[ll'$. I Blliilill LITIIIN PILLS.

SICK KIIIIIEIS,

1'h0'Blldder,'B\|o\|- mltilm and the Blood~eli these dis- unenylcld utoueo and N” °“ *iw 1’0I1\l ¢° N- u-eersuiexiy md run ,Wv°l'¥- ll\°“l1l\>'\'0o- cu _ pryu ony’ i ommcnd them lo Iii “nu 5 b°x_ euticring tho rnekin

.Mini caused by thi poisonous mutter from mpuro blood. I feel

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i`»‘lil‘i°,‘1'.§§.."`.“‘¢».{ “ii” ’

ly Kidney book and tcrlale to Ivo licliv

\8emp:e Packing sent foroo and Txenlth to Ill‘_r_ao sayed _ ,w rmom Kéduevg w.r.s|ln1'nco 15”# PM K B N. its li. runes, linear e,

To sure Constipation, Bioklncdlehe md Bliiollb lsllinnnonizhtt nu Smith'| Pineapple lull Butternut .Pills Onlyuemh ut dealers '

'_A time ai in

Pn|Ie‘s Prlcl.

18 Grant Street,

Home lun.

I Ames

are diderent from

- men, women aud-

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Plolden

Shoes I

the ordinary shoes you see

I every day-They have several distinctive features.

such ae new, easy -fitting lasts, Best Oak Soles and Extension Edges. Made in all styles for

children and at all prices

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Your shoeist can fit you if he has our Shoes; if he liasn’t. write its and we will tell you where to get

The Ames Holden ilu-» SI-John. Il- li-

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Guaranteed Shoes

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‘”°“'f“”°“v“"°‘f°» "»= HI! Hb$0llll¢lV Salt lll\l¢$llll2lll.

of ll/Irs`I) Il Lodge, Prince Street, op- _ _,

posite bt Pnul‘s church. on Wednesday, I

MHS’ 3rd- l‘)\15.=1t I1 o‘clocl: a ni, slinrp, I .' . nn her ii<.ng¢1,0;(1 ¢ff,,ct,,_ c0,,,p,,sing r There has never been a failure of an old line Life Insurance P=_1\'10r_. filmuu f00m. bedroom, hall and Company doing business in Canada. Life Insurance, therefore. is an

kitchen furniture carpc ts, inure cur abgolutey .mfg inv ' ' ` '

. - ~ -» ~ _ . estment for olic holders in a Canadian Com an .

talns, Cutlery. dresser, and one iimgnili-I - y P y p y

¢critCliin:1<li1uici‘ set, containing one I huiulrctl null eight pie-ees, and 10t~;

°"f~1=»ff.‘1f1§2,"°‘ , #Che crown Life insurance Zompanv

HHN] C:\ R'l`I‘.R X' C0,

md" A“°“°"°‘°fS» Has during the past year

Hlmost lloubled its Reserve fund

for Policy holders in accordance with the Gov-

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Provincial Offices -Montreal. Que.; Winnipeg, Man.; Halifax,

N. S.; Vancouver, R. C.; Charlottetown. P. E, I.

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Paton (\: Co’S. wc wouhl scrntcli thcé bottom out of the case and walk over. `

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Crckers v

Coniec= I

tionery,

damaged by smoke, sell-‘

ing cheap at

W. Il.\ IIUTIIIIESIIIVS,

_ ere signin. Two muses inn the

lt»`locI¢:ule (ice), It’sl;ol<l-rulll LU. I'iC‘mi Ho me ,

' l1:;l"ici<m msn snirl if the ii-‘ij»,I\t ‘\11~"\f1=\;-:Cf dill 1101 Shiv \\> Hi “HC” ‘OI General Manager tor Prince lidwnrd island ‘°

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,Tenders for City Weighei

Sealed teinlcrs addressed to thi:

u`nllcrsignc<l and enllorsed “Tender foi' City Weigh Scales” will be received at tliisoilice until noon on Thursday the 27th day of April 1905 from any person willing to contmct for the City \Veigli Scales starting snlnry per ycnr irom the lst tiny ul' l\lny, 1905. Good and suffici- ent security will be required for tir- 1_g\mmiitei: of faithful performance of work. ' The Council do not bind themselves to accept thc lowest or any tender.

By order

VV. W. CLARKE,

City Clcrk's Offce City Clerk.

City Ilall

12 ll til .put

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Opposite i.C.R. Depot,lialifax.

Fitted with all modern improvements. magnificently furnishell. Situation and view unsurpassed in Halifax. Within tive minutes ride by street cars to the centre of the City.

Terms $1.50 to $2.50 per day accord-

ing to location.

WM. WILSON, Proprietor.

‘ Api 25 d 1 vr

- THE nolvu-3 or tn) VAT Es

High Grade, Madicirom the Best Fabrics in Up-to-date Style

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try store. Must be good Perlman mid single entry bogkks-5-g_<§‘r._,, Refereiires requirrfl. Apply by letter to

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DEPENDS

ou your tnilor\\'lxetln-1you get com- f“"l;» Clljoyinent, or pit-.isnre from \-0,..

‘spring suit. \\'c offer .1 nicc '1:,c

of_;, plcasiiiz-ble, reliable, goeth; There is no tr‘e1;cry i..» o r liusiiifws- but we do some .isionisliing thin;-_s ull; clothes making you will tlud here D the lute” things 101' spring and sinniner wear nt very moderate prices. Give uq the order for your next suit and - ii will be satisiierl with thc result. 30

MCDONALD & PER RY,

THE NOBBY TAll,O1<S. Great George Strtet,

Dress Worsted Suits. $10. $12, end $14

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