THE GUARDIAN. CHARIMTTETONVN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 28 1900.

I do not believe thero

rmiinentlv mired

Y incry o e

E; my DYSl»El:»sl_` ` used in Mr: Haslenfs factory. A 40 horse PRESIDENT Schurman, of Cornell Uni-

CURE. _ _ P°“'*“` ¢“8`\¥\9 and 43 h0l`S@ DOWe!‘ l>0l1eI" versity, speaking at Buffalo, recently

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ence of Mrs. F S. Moore on this (Monday) afternoon at three o`clock All members are requested to attend By order

The funeral of the late Philip Blake

largely attended Rev D B McLeod con

Arch VVl"@S° L¢*\8'\1e willbeheld at the resid- wpuld shock them by the amount of

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At .ll\lILdr§§)gms' wfllbe supplicd by the foundry. said: “The Filipinos have some ex-

25c_ l ylal_ Gllid, _ ' cellent virtues. They are exceedingly to Health and medi- Sozmirzns Wives' League:-A general cleanly and also exceedingly temperate." cal adviee fffe- 1505 meeting of the members of the Soldier's Even the members of this Liberal club

wine which most of you have consumed this evening You have brought us the blessings of civilization, said one °fth¢1l1, end you have lined our most beautiful street in Manila, the Esoetta

took place yesterday afternoon and vias mtl, 500 saloon That iq truly the

..--- worst thing we have ever done Had we

Hamm Properly known as noted the services The interment was allowed tllemtogo on with their cock

ww si “ri is now m°d°i“ P°°9l°'” C°m°t'°1'Y The Pa" fighting and stop dour own aloon it

llount e D0 S s

‘ mmvlenentlv smmled op_ bearers were Messrs. A Newson, L.Woods uld lm, e been betlen

I cuss. Pam J

S l lt l rson as Dewar, Wm Sabine

\URlilwl(yon‘t:";iJ'l’1g 12 ’f_0°:;‘; E Moore ' T Cnxaiorrzrowv Ts xcnsns’ Assoc!/i

mm' d lb rd ll t Th Tn , 1°” _ Very en_ioyable evening was

an I ii ere E Easter Festival in St Joseph s con spent at me Teachers Assocmtion meet

“gd as a sample room and vent :on Saturday evening was largely at- ing on Saturday evenin i the Y M C A

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pomises It has all the t nded. the hall bsingcrowded. An excel Hall A large audience was present,

olalisilway centre This lent prograinlwas carried out. Tliebas con l tl l l ll _is a iiist class inducement kets were auctioned by Mr. E. H. Norton. puljllz s:,1:0I;l:c §;,._yl;;(§:a§up23_‘: 3:;

ig a Hotel Beal- The prices realized were goodand an en- talk on the war in swath yAn_ica its

ijoyable hour was spent by the purchasers qusgs and .

H l 6 b- d . . . ~ _ progress with information

¢xe3e(ll,e;“3¢;uof ta 61:5 earl; in discussing the contents of the baskets. ,espectlng the country and peoplei During had Lrbihg Within a Ararecent meeting of the Quarterly , Fhe _°°‘“'S° °f the _ ¢V¢lllD8 98¢1‘i01>i°

“go ` ~ l - BOGIG Of the Bayfield circuit auuaniinoiis °h°"“S°S were SUD! byllflié l7\1Di1s‘. Q11 i

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cadglmthhlz 1;; ,age acvlgs 'invitation was extended the Rev. Mr. minion °f M9593- MCSWMI1 Mid Cotton

‘ml 5 . ` ' '"` ° Ramsay to remain a fourth year, wliich ,tile thank” of the meeting Were tendered .I

ot summer tourists. _ _ _ hh gmmn,e€d___l_~0r fm__ he has accepted. Since that time lie has f`hil1‘;;t“Le1` and Sultably H¢k“°W1¢d8°~l»

l D H- E had an invitation from Richmond circuit, U 9 Very interesting meeting was

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Apothecarics Hel.

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ltsio be able in get lg vpecislly Pastry land which just suits the _ Ulm and makes you feel @ Udland strong. Th

tliekind we bake-just ex-

letly wha: you want.

CREAM PIES

Are deliciou=. Everybody who has used them is wel

DUCHESSE LOA F In not equalled in tne czt_v. Remember that it costs but

leleplicue 98.

ST EW A R T, Eclipse Bakery.

Bikes b°s' bread. ll '

Sl°;§?_ym, to I Iss va Carleton County and - another from °°n¢l11d9d by all .l0iHiDl-I heartily in

' - ,~' .».- \\`insloe. P. E. I. The people ofthis circuit Singing the NBfi0l'l8-1 Anthem.

E H' “ RIUH r' S bade' are juetlv glad that he has decided to re `°

1lli0l1ill. , _ ` ' _‘_ " ` . y

liiiuin - Sacki illc POS W S

T” - -~ \»..-f.-H l T!1§i\DD0\1&1C¢mc1it of an engagement _ ...__.__

` which will be read with iiitere$t by iiiaiiyl F 0

lhas been given to me for publication. A .

LORDERSi-m-- be‘if~<mg‘=f‘,-id waits. l

ll place betii een IX illian Louis Scott, Loc 1

'_ l _ l U ill; 'ter of the High Court of Justice at _ _ `°”_°_" @

0”” M the on wus you .I fotllw. eldest Son of the Hon R_ \\'_ Sir.:-Bclieviiigz that the present condi-

huinable io get io town. ol . -i. _ Q , _

lg remind 50;; ihgt wg Scott., Secretary of State for canada. and t 0nC‘_)f téle St1`;etSh3“_d ~ld§_\‘ HILS Of lh€

‘anal-d 5 or;-~ii many -.1-_ ppl Alice Mav second daughter of the Hon. the *ty eman St elmme 137-9 fl~tl3enlfl0¥1

or Better Streets and Side-

rp'l1.i }> (l ll l \\'lll'_,_,, \\'llf,...l Sulllvan Clue( Juqyce of thc City Council \i ith the iievv of put-

ia fact every.hif~_g .-xcep: QQ 1 mail. \\`.»-, ir pay and execue trfers

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A .\ii:i:i~x:<\a of the Local Council of \Voincii.pi'ecc<lcd by ri xncetiiig of the Excutive was held at P. \Y. Collegel Sziturdav afternoon. The subject ofl feeble-iiiinded women was considered and thc necessity of a home for t.heni. Lady§Da\'is wa.sz‘.pp0intcd Charlottetown’s rcpn‘sent.at.ive at the National Fxecutive meeting to be held at Ottawa.,in May next It- was resolved to petition the City, Council to have the names of streets placed at street corners. A fuller report ;wa.s received too late for today`s

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Try one can of Oak Brand Conden_se_d Milk 'and 'ou will decide that it is % b etter and clieaper than a cow. Ask your `, grocer for it. 00 ff-

~fsuciaen beam of,mr. J. ii. Mason.

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|lhCimcialA==ista.r.1 nr Royal Loi-don of 'mimic Hcspitfi }.Ioorneldf=. and

'Anti ii '\hr‘i»,_ll, (md EM'

Hospiial.)

ln Diseases oi the Eye, Ear, Ikmlli and Nose.

Str eet West.

Wrrn GLASSES.

m.vol p.m.;'2|to4p. ni.

l thlgriiorniiig the death of Mr. James Dun- c.iii Mason which took place at his resid- 3 once aoout ten o`clock yesterday' morning. - Mr. Mason had recently suffered from an lltmcl; of 1,1 gl-ippe but had apparently re-

l H \\'a‘ in l‘is` room dressiiig

'imn.=@lf, was refill' “f‘¢»"S@“ “mf” 11”’ ltlauglitcr heard him fall and ran to him. l but he expired in a few minutes. Dr. I Dickie was Q-filled-but life was extinct.Tlic

ll cause of death was apoplexy. Mr'._‘ Mason lwas born in Durham, England ‘3 year* ago. He cinigrated to the Province early in life and went into business with his uncle Aml,.,.w Duucrimshipbuilder. Sub- sequentlythc business merged into Dun’ Can, Muon and CJ. general merchants. l The business was afterwards conducted by the late Mr. Mason until the seventies- Since that time he has led a. retired life- Mr. Mason took an active interest in rat- ernal societies, was 21 Pmmlnent Mason and filled many of the offices with accept- ` ance. He was also a. memb the Cale-

ldonia Club. Awidow. I-W9 Sons Ribegt’ ` and James, and two daughters MrS_ . FC - ll Irwin and Miss Ethel, Wll0 resides ag home, are surviving relatives. _

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Opened Saturday oui new 512001( Of

LADIES’ and GENTS’ UMBRELLAS .

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LAYENTINI, BLDIIII, lllll ALI. SILK-

Nobby Handle and Newest Giods.

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' ‘ -I Prince E.l\\~;‘.rd Isluiid.»Ottaw.i Free tmg the Same in 3 more permanent and

Preps ,, satisfactory' state I beg to address you on

the matter. 0 Since my election as City Councillor and

assuming the position of Chairman of the Finance Committee I have scrutinized Civic Accounts carefully with the view of ascertaining if more money than usual could not possible be spared for the main- tenance and macadamizing of the streets. I 'find in making up the estimates of ex- penditure for the current year that after providing for the different departments of Civic Government and other necessary ex- penditure the amount left for macadam- izing will be comparatively small consider- ing the large amount of work to be under- taken.

I firmly believe that the 'general de-

sire of the citizens is that the' principal streets of the City should be macadamiz- ed at once. To do this is impossible out of ordinary revenue. We must therefore issue debentures if the work is to be done at once and if we are to enjoy the benefits of improved streets.

To niacadamize all the principal streets

and relay some of those already macud- mized, which is urgently needed, will cost in the vicinity of $30.()0ll ziiid in oh- tainiiig authority for time City to raise this amount for iiificadamizing pur- , poses I would suggest the udvissibiiity of

il L‘0"‘31`@" - 0 ` " _` ` _ ` . l asking for an ad ditioniil amount for the

laying' of of pcrinanent sidewzilks. These debentures would Ofcourse only be issued from time to time :i.s,thc work would pro- ceed and the money be required.

I am satisfied we will require no fur-

ther taxation to meet the interest of these debentures but before taking further ac- tion in the niatter I would like to get the views of some of our leading citizens.

Tlmnkizifz, you in advance for the favor

of a reply I remain.

Yours truly,

Jozix F. WYHEAR

City H111 A ri l

Opposed to Mr. Haszarcvs Plan.

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‘ SIR,-In Mr. Haszard’s communication

the annually recurring deficits under the

reduction of the present Legislature. ` First, this would save but little as their remuneration is small

it wouldift work with the smoot hness and harmony of the present _system as if

1 of their own selfish DUPOSCS Again

penses would be incurred in a. campaign, the poor man would be deterred from en-

WATER PR 00 FS

Our stock of Ladies’ Waterproofs is now

complete. We keep the celebrawd "1:>::s'I':|:1\'rQ'UE "

Splendid goods and will not ‘harden- WEEKS .& G9 -

The I Store.

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CITY AND COUNTRY NEWS.

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1? °‘ °."°l‘l v"\§ti‘\-xpegr lil *` 5- Plbei left llcriiiiitla on l<riday - Mii. \\ . H. S'ri-xviszxsox has removed his any s om- 1 ' ~ - _ I L - |111- :ni lrmme fair thc South. model tin sl‘op from Kent S‘reet to Great

llmf cannot be 11; )[¢§,;l-_Q gmc.: 5m“.,,_l.z & Co_ nm “mnu_ George Street, opposite R. Toonibs. See lieved at once un flwlurlnx 8' qmmtlt of mach. C b his ad in another column.

li half centuries, and her greatest histor- ian says “that though both parties have often seriously erred, England could have spared neither". Further, the dawn greatness may be said to have commenced when her statesmen ranked themselves in

to two separate and distinct parties, each of which have alternately governed the country till the present day. Further, coalition Governments have generally bee

elsewhere, the individual members natur- ally gravitating towards-their native and natural political bodies. As an example the coalition Government of this Island which soon broke to fragments, each mem ber soon arraying himself in the liabili- ments of his respective party. Witness the coalition Governments of New Bruns. wick and British Columbia which are fast marching into line under the party ban- ner- Again, witness the collapse of the Patrons of Ind ustry, whose platform was good, and whose purposes were grand. After a short existence and promising career, they quietly disbanded, fell again into the party ranks, and voluntarily kept time to the party music, For these and

conceded, that a reduction ofthe members would be most injudicious, a coalition of the best men lmpractible.

_ Ai.Ex.Roi.>.1m'rsoN.

Red Point, April 20.

THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

PICTON, Feb. 17,-This is to certify that I

have used Polson's Nerviline for rheuma- ,

tism, and have found it a valuable remedy E

for all internal pain and would tl recommend it to /the public.--NI. T. ggglosy- LEY.

the habit of piiiiingtpatent medicines, but we cannot withhol our testimonyas to the great value of Nerviline as a. remedy- for pain. We have pleasure in recommend- ing t as a never-failing remedy.~RF.'v. H. J. ALLEN, Bass. DiLLoN, and many others Sold by druggists.

Ladies--Stanley Bros" spring

display takes place next Wed- nesday night, 8 to 9 30 o‘clock. Silks, dress goods andmil- linery shown in assortment, brightness and newness hither- to unknown in Charlottetpigvn.

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Carters’ Seeds Grow-

Sunshades at the Sunnyside Dry Good Store. We have a large assortment and would like you to see them. Our satin chiffon lined sunshades are beauties and the price not too high.-F. Perkins Sc Co.

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Ladies’ Bicycle Boots-the

latest and best-in black and chocolate at R. K. J ost’s.

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WANTED.-By young lady room and

ligprd in private family. -'-Addresgi Bllox iii* ri

DIED. _ ’ '

Suddenly at his iresidenoe, in this city

on the 22nd April, Mr. James D. Mason in the 74th year of his age.

Funeral with Masonic ceremonial on

Tuesday afternoon by train to Sherwood Cemetery.

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Carpal ami tlnili Powder

For disinfecting car- pets- 256.

Bad Biz Eiieimlialur 25s “ “ Pilsin 25|: BailiilleAc|d4c and in par iz. Chloride ot Lima

Thyme cresol ' ` 25|;

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short lived in these Provinces as well as!

many other reasons, I think it must be -

Limos COUNTY, Jan. 9.-We are not in C

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if you make the district larger I T d b_ “ding an addition and members fewer, more labor ,and _ex- en °'s_ 9' 1 _H bl . d

to a dwelling house wi = receive

Ollld pe 1 ' :ui-pose of the movement. Again- the The lowest or any tender not neces plan of taking the best men from each Bull - accepted

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_ party sounds well in _theory, but has . RANK BEAL-ES. _._ i _ , . _

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be a vast diversity of opinion as to whom _ ‘ -, - . l » . mg best men were and when found and __ r ‘ _ , - _

Placedtowork th Y ' '_ I J ,

` themselves into, at least, tW° h°S'°*1° I l I _ ‘ na

cam , each with a different plan for the Y ' _p _ _V . .

good” government of the country. Under """"-"°

existing conditions, and under conditions 5|¢ian and S\1|'gB0n.

° ' ted f Years, DRYW ‘

which llriieltfizlz. nece(;1sil;Iy1'anI; that Empire N ~ .mm

...... . . - t 1*: J li-|A,|5 mum which W¢P1‘0“‘11Y°°~uth" Mother Land' Oiiice next door to Merchants ‘ f, I _,V V; ' _ 1 9

whose constitution, whose institu- Bank

iifms “"6 f"‘°S° ‘WS ,fe f°“§d°‘;,;” orlando mcoiii University,

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by the undersigned up to April 25th.

fgring the field, and more remuneration Plans and Specification to be seen at

be ex cted defev-ting U10 Very Jesidence, Kent St.

judicial is n. pattern and an example Ss I » - to the nations, party government has ex- i ' ` ` ` . isted in allits peculiaritcs, its distinctive- ness and of its purity for the last two and

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Keep that date iu your memory.~ On ` that evening we will open the greet

l Millinery exhibit and we Want

to cclmé. ‘Twill be well yortli the tl: spen .

At no time_lia_ve we ever made nel e display of fine Milliuery as this lealoli Handsome hats trimmed and la- trimmed, Sailor hats almost beyond

count, chii_dren’s Millineg, lovely

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exhibition , But the great feature of the exhibit ' will be the beautiful designs in Hall I Bonnets, Toques etc. by our Milliner

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most artistic dis - play we have ever ~ ‘-‘~‘!<..|,ll|llll.':l.,,

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'PUBLIC NOTICE! Bridge Acmssihe “"'°'“'““'

7--»`.f--¢\v-¢'v~I"'*° l`Owing to objections to the proposed location. delay

has been cruised in the work on the new

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Will be asked sometime for constructing this bridge. We do not gofnm making tender, our line of BRIDGE WURK is confined to Teeth. all! Dental Science has devised means by which decayed teeth or roots may bl util?zed and new sound teeth placed on them; it i'sn`t necessary to vest e&- b-isome plates ihat too often are unservicei-ble or ill fitting. Dental Heli* overcomes this by BRIDGES, by which the gap between two er more tW\\

every way as your own natural teeth' would be.

§‘ ~ ' f ' ~ I liresenl administration *md the °“° im' For disinfecting We would liketoshow you specimens of our Bridle Work. all iil_rw

mediately preceeding it, he advvwtes 0- 56. |0t Ill 200 ti-ate to you the many advantages of ir. We manufacture it ourselves lil

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‘ you don i: have to loose any time in having it puttin, and by pakllf It 0#»

selvs, we are in ii position to fully guarantee is in every Way

the Smallest of The univer-Ea`Aqisinfecmnt° * C All work done in a painlessly pleasant way, and we orb tbl eehllli

any Pmvince °f the pomiuion' Secondly \ ~ ’ leded finest fitted Dental Establishment east of B-neon, and equal to the

best anywhere

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you reduce the numbers to gnefor .each 5 0/el/06/57* M (3311 and see us. It is a pleasure to us to illustrate our Work and district, it would cause- racial. sectional I .5 Gill 8»

and religious difhculties-u-difficulties . . , - i obvious to the most superficial observer, = i l . l 3 ._ causing unpieasantness, distrust and dis- I 1 Q f ,i ll,

union feelings which unfortunately polit- E N E E R ’

-ans have ofwi aroused for ¢ff°°'>m_S l _ V cuii1iLo1‘iE'rowN,P.n I

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new trimming goods, will l be eil fl ,

The 1`li-llinery ”`

or roots is bridged over by ArtiiicZa1Teeih, making till just as pod I