» da `nl January A D lim Mid

el!! _l ' _.;gqi1erilhy_of V consideration. The.

3;' 0! Qc ' 32...?

at the rate of cu,

dellerulotlieoilri wr( “ni Il” “ani

_ __ _aaa atm as

eaaaesedirvthehsselgezof l.ha'sa|fl Gltv oI.01\snll»tt¢lowul3 nie g,....,l _ma ,ipsum neu. l _B&lit_i!_m»l.a Persona pm, er;v.\lilSlsg=gr_;t-nee.. nl sua city nvuyallpissmllablew stil. roll 'ru 2;: o_inpi_¢_-and ' duly -returned, by

in cu l.lle"lllta day ‘cr la, D

IIB; ~’- ~ ~= `

Hao. The rate of-aisesameut on Personal

Property for such Water and 3°.,-8. rage Fundlor the year epmmsnélnm tlle_llr¢_t‘d's`y afdaneary A. D; lace and elllilllll Ui# Willy drlt day lol _Deceml berA. D. 1006 is hereby specified and _fixed at _the nts of cue quarter of "'isli¢1lér'-cent on every dollar or the _ value of Personal Property no V bythe asseasorsof the Saul

_ qllqn gala gene.-el assessment Boot f. lifuatloa Roll ` made and duly lily there as aforesaid.'

ard ilhigamuzg ol Poll tex to be pam by

every :per n returned by tl., .mm esreaaolsln the said General Assess-

~ __l'll6iif.‘ Book aild Valuation Roll as

liablethereto for such water fund under said Statute for the ,year eomulencllur the first day of January A.D. lilill and eudurlng the thirty first day of December A. D. l00ll ls hereby specified and Bxed at the rate \ of twenty live cents on every poll of Nqvery person ao assessed and returned Alpforesald.

JAMES PATON

Mayor

W.,W. CLARKE.

` p City Clerk.

A. By law for levying and specifying the rate of 'assessment on Real Estate and Personal Property in the City of Char lottetown for general clvlu purposes under Statute 3 Edward VII Chapter 17. Be ii; enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as followsz- lst. The rate of assessment on Real

Estate for general civic purposes |apdarsaldStatnte forthe year com- mencing the first day of January A.l). lflli and ending the thirty first day qt December A. D. 1900 is hereby specified and fixed nt the rate of one "phd one eigthper cent on every dollar ofthe value' oi Real Estate as assessed

' bythe assessors ofthe said City of _ Qharlottetownia the General Assess-

ment Boqlrand Valuation Roll of all Estate and Personal property liable to taxation in said City and of nlilpersons liable to pay Poll Tax therein made and duly returned by then; ou the llllh day of May A. D. _lengt _

2nd. The rate of assessment on Per-

gqml Blgperty for auch general 'civic

_ purposes for the year commencing the

fllill Y - - . ending thu thirty llrnt dey of Decem-

_ tel- A.;n_1ao6 is hereby-sawlllad “"4

fixed at the rate of one and one eighth per cent of every dollar of the value of ,Personal Properly as assessed by me aaeessorapl the said city in the paid General Assessment Book ami valuation Rell made and only 'returned by them as aforesaid.

JAMES PATON,

Mayor.

W. W. CLARKE.

City Clerk.

A.Hy law for allowlngthe rate ofDiscounl on the easements on Real Estate and pm-Pnmppmpertyln the City of Charlotte- town for generalfoivic purposes for the mfj-ppt year ending the thirty llrst day of December A- D-190'* yklgrgpggnd by the City Council of the City off Charlottetowl’i.A_8 f0||l1WF¢-'

let. A discount at the rate of two and one half psi' coat shall be allowed to all Tax payers who shall, on or before ¢.lm.vvem.lsth day af-lair A- D» 1900 pay the olty Clerk at his ofllca the taxes severally due by them for the numnt year on Real Estate and Personal Properly 1°? °|V|° lJ\1l'P°“°S-

- JAMES PATON.

Mayor

W. W. CLARKE.

City Clerk

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A Pfricndly Till

If you have not ordered [your sprlllE

suit, let’n get together.

wg ,mt your trade, not only 70”'

nu; °“\¢_|-,A but future orders aa well, Our goods will stead the lest. _ on went our gwdl. P¢fl1*Pl Y°“ 595;; 1,” it, but we believe it and are manage; wean oonviaoe you. Our nav B " p.\g¢m| .fe "good foraore eyes "

nd! iI\°%‘1vh_s_l1 “lm uit quality. ' “W " ’

M¢I>0llALD s. renal,

The Ngbby Tailors,

_ - Gruteeorse 5ll'¢°¢-

,_ _ I _

.l f- -_ .

F Dil SALE

Roeebank Perm °**‘“*'°“ “.§‘.’.°‘...‘l'l‘§”".'.§7.'.I

nlnsomlsnio hx oily. ‘ ¢]||¢ Wye, containing r8o acrea.l

_ _ d in aim ants of Gal '

- ' ' l0‘;“h‘ | D

‘ ' ° Queen Street

Donn. nu Hosplals - called" ll' Chronic Eczqnq and Said 3°,-as Never Could Be'Healed --Child Was Getting So Bad Mother Didn't Know What To Do. _

QURED BY CUTICURA = I AT A SMALL EXPENSE

_ ‘_"Word|_s cannot. leipr¢q.],Lr,y greg; tude for wllnt Cuticurn Scap,,()in`f,. _ ment, and Resolvent have done for my

ii; _ son, who when two gf, years old had ec- ' remaasbad-'asan _

. child could have ity. ~'~ I hlid several doc# £ tors but when the

SHIP' ed lireutlny him his h-:url woulg begin to get sore again. almost thsl next day. lt got gg hurl I really dldn’t

know what to dc. Al. lust. we took him to the hospital, will-rc the doctors said llo llad cllrollic eczcllln. They gave me own-all for it., but sllilll it was fool- ish to think of it ever being cured. “ The child was failing .fo I thou ht

I ml.st do something, and reading n'\nlli- Cutic\il`|\» I wont to the ncllrcst L..'l'~g .store :lull pllrlsllnscd ll set of Cuti- cllrn ll:‘_'tll‘_dice-1. l used half ol tllcln and fvlllld .<<»:l\.“. relief luld improvement but tllullglll. the cllllngo f.-lr we b,.¢te,l was only tl-lll;><lrurj', ; 1 it had been witll all thc other lrlclllvincs ordered by the doctlim. But by lilo tiltvl I had used one ulld ll hull' boxes ol nint- n1ent,urlc slnllll lulttlg of llggnlvl-,,¢,, und one rake of Snap, the cure was cornplctc and permanent, with not a 3i£Y\».0f it sore from that day to this,-~ 0V€\‘ lf\\’0 yours. I shall ncver bc with- out Cuticuru Soup, I find it sn good for tllo toilet and for thc childrcll_-- Mrs. J. Sohc eric, 218 Frost St., Brooklyn. N- iii. Feb. 9, 1905." ..sxnll:::.‘_z=‘.=n;lul.l:‘.:.l:d.l:.n"n:e:.p.~l-;.~ ccuulaling oi Cullcura Soap, illllilm-nt and mlverll (lla. ln rom ol clwralals coated Pills, ln vlnlolau; l1‘.ll.:>l.l:°:'.l‘;‘..“'s‘“'-'s .A -l-~'~,;;° an ~-' nr mugs rm, ""u.'fw"El»`c.i°oi¢lm§fy’lluli'lf}'li'r»llii'”

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/ 1*/

Shoe Polish

Bleek. Tm and Waite

-rle"l»3lrl"l:»il'e.Tf.f.-°i°»':¢‘a:°§'°“en|y"' rl la the-"mil ef we nm? 'sf exnorimee in elmo

` A|'\`o`au:?e (glee luf¢hn°».\’|;;|a, DI' I evennhafrn gee;

.rug wonm ovl:n» Thoqsandr of .Mothers

arruslng .

lu. ltlllllllllrs

INFANTS’ Sllllll'

For tlllllrlfl lllltlilt, youcannot but _admit the fact that this preparation is one of merit and is all' what is claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant and soothing for children teething, and a prompt checker of bowel and stomacll'troul:`»les.

Physicians and Professional

nurses recommend lt. ' F In purchasing, see that Dr. Co- derre’e signature mul portrait is on every wrapper. Beware of the many

SYRUPS put up in asimilar form and made to ook ike Dr. Co:lerrc’s.

Prize, :_;cls. per ba!/le, ar by mall

an recap! afprire. -

Sole proprietors, Tue Wlrro/ure: Cutan- car. Co. Limited, Montreal, Canada. -

lTANTON'S PAIN RELIIH avawtv vmnnv ren lnvnnnar. use nvtllnat vel

Govlellulusul

_Under authority Ol the /W1 Of r9o6`, the Government of Prince Edward Island is prepared 'to re- ceive furtheriosns for which De- posit Recelpts will be issued. In- terest from dale of deposit

of the wirhdnwsl required. For further information apply to "The Provincial Treasurer, Char- loltetown. ” T5d'W“

MOST popular bt-

cause w o r t li y

“Christy” Hats have

l wbrlhineis

aan, ln,wod.hl.ll¢ Y

1 i_iJ'li"llUoll`roor. ‘;

' »‘\ ,- ` '_

T\‘91°"°'llar hols adduced from tae f‘§;::l°° lgliltycen inthe Montreal Daily

' W assuring to our ' lay

lwldlifa ends ralaliar to the ’nm:hlm

lt-I funds and nqt o|ie_d9_lip- has _| g

°=*°°¢d|ualy nloderam _ _ _ _ .,\__ 4ll\~+!l’h_sre am lm excessive 'dividends mid to shareholders and they - have fact ll‘¢°¢|Vad_ a dollar in the way of bonuses' or 'W other » irrcilular means, the policy holder receiving almost every dollar of profit earned. _

3 _iill§_§|9ii°illi(fD io Say _ ol? the

l$t\i~-Tl" 'failings of the Company with its Y`al‘l9_lll Wll°.v_hold9rv .were shown to ll»las§5=¢,malnble 'china to svn-1 cm a fall _ Mar the nmnlam paid.

insuielv ‘l l .' :_ ,< `\ ._ ‘ _ ,_L_’l,,“cqmp_”d°n°¢."°uh“' "X ’ara.-'rm ne Means' Leopold

Galilee and Actuary -Gllqinr ‘era man etaliiltyend t-horoushlx aoavsrseatvvito

intlalpway. l_`g_ _ ' "_ ‘ ' ' , ’ lg - _'_ -' l lu: ._Li_ts Insurance. Mr. Goldmanlyllrua ,>qf§,?iH°ff'9;§’£P.l‘;¥n{&_1ll?h“‘m,?9:4,_=\L¥-gfaepcc an business ¢».al»_ll»¢__ elm he," ht m.'R£f¢2"° éngékc m;_,f°9,_,'1.ll°, J to ‘ give many _Pointers ,a the sri; AW d'_m_wa_-,°mu_m' ,commissioner pmlsawlr la regard so eonnwtiw MW__m’_q _ c6m'h_u_§, Talgll-theel||:a¢»|nve':tmeateaI»ila Company _s`l'u_|l‘°`a Aauriiig :W-_~ ‘Ill dell Ulu lllfl ‘0°'\lnaaili'-'aiswrr~»w¢r¢» shown mgpbsl

alpp_‘aa,ton\ethod| of reducing expenses. `_ll‘Iae expert testimony given by Mr. Goldman-' ned other (huadlaa Lila la'negei»"will doubtless prove ofgreat €aloe'tq'tlle Ooulmiseleners in Plavsrlng their-report-_»to the Government end materially assist in revising and perfeot~ lug the Canadian Insurance Act.

l>lzAlsE .roll lNrEll..,

cQloNlAL lulllwar.

Good Words Frnm Famous Mission-

ary ---The Social Atmosphere tif the Maritllns Express.

\ _

Cauada'a famous traln,l_.ha “Maritime Express," the I. C. R. through train between Moatreal;Quabec,Monuton, St. John and Sydney, is earning fresh won ds of comnlandalinll from I distinguished per.-lcns. Accordllliz to The St. John Globe, the address of Rlv. Dr. Grierson, returned Missionary from linrcn, was one of the features of \Vednes4lay‘s session of the Convention of the St. John I'll-s‘\y- tcrlal.

Dr. Grierson spoke on the recent lntcr-

national students' convention, ut Nashville. There were 5,000 delegates at the convention, and one of the exercises was the repel\ting,of the Lord‘a Prayer by them in unison. The speaker had le travel over six dim-rcnt railway lines to reach Nashville, but found none so well appointed and comfortable as the I. C. R.

In addition to this The Montreal ill-raid

of May 30th has the following expression of opinion ofa wall known professional man:

‘Trilkinlz to lx reporter recently a

well known professional mall who tmvelli considerably remarked! “I always enjoy the trip by the Maritime Express between Montreal and Halifax. There ls more than a inere sense of comfortable travel, there is something that always makes me thcrouahly contented, and never do I feel that lrritablllt and impatience one is so

of long duration. Tile splendid cure and accommodation, the inviting meals and prompt service on the dining our contribute greatly to this feeling, I k'nov`v, and the passing view of ao many scenes of various beauty is soothing to the senses.

But there is something more, aolnetigng lean hardly describe, but am incline _to attribute to the social atmosphere. You meet all classes and conditions of men while travelling, but it seems to me that on the Maritime Express one always linda himself a fellow-passenger M1100! P°0l_1|° ofa pleasant and interesting type. Buble

CALENDAR FOR JUNE |906. l,

Mool~z:5*;asals.

Fulilldcon lid. 5 h. 12 nl. pm. N“ (dim dill vi. ontnm lu°r§l Qllgfa.~ zo `a. 1_o il. ls ...,_.;._..i

D I S gil-ll E009. _ xifnflt nil; l sgul sets l V _ 'li " au. ‘ _

l 42

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F 55-2

#FF $558

GQ STE'

cm? 32% as E3 .-::; Q 3 €‘sS

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lt~\l>I>|B»i>I~»Llhlh successes

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G`T3l>¢HS H 5882553 S

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o?==5€omguwm 5? az-ass

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Every time you rat loo. fast, _cl-nun. torn

muon lccd into the stomach, you otfsnd ‘; lnw of nature and will, probably sam headaches, nausea, blliiuaaneaa, and °=el|, the horrid dlslresapa which are `_|o ceased.: Now ifyou will assist natah a little 'ln

until withdrawal- N0 UWC* an agreeable manner with such a piesantl-

aad edfieaelnua tnetu¥al|l.'at_‘2:ltoil:yoa’ need not solar all these tren,bl Hutch. will give you instant relief from these’ little complaints and if you give lt a thorough trial you will Intl tbllt. it will cure you permanently d the claus which produce them. Hutch la a doctor fa- tea cents. $6. and 50. all drug stone. ‘For sale by all drnggiatl.

gs cxlkvsuar rss ar 34.751

Secured loo from afioverstooiteu

_ Prov¢n\l1g'f _ »< mm”'“ti”t:_ “`a“ri*y hu , ke _

. 'Lil 0°"°¢\" lil* Wei- "3ls` 15;'-_"‘-5

' WSC Bros ’ Prowae Iird-5 Ltd. _ 7d3i. up

Y _

apt to feel when taking a raiiwa§'.louru_ey

of my happiest hours have blen spellt'oa_=

i this journey."

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tt rt’srlad.sn.:l4m.p.m. ‘

£255!-1 §3§'Y"-5

»B&I§l>|§ 552525 ~1~1~r~1~x~1=- sesame

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Eamqemb assesses

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BMINENTISLANDERS.

lflll un. sign and mall to The Guardian,

Charlottetown the following blanirilst. with the names of twenty men, living or dead,wl\o werebornln, or have lived in Prince Edwarddelanrl, and who have attained the greatest dilltinction at liorne or abrold. placidg the names in order cf greatest emlneucejaecordlnlr to your judgement. `

NAMES.

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iellare ill lllrcull

V011 May be Using- this Harmful Drug and Not Know lt.

A favorite method of administering this deleterious dru is in cathartic pills. BQWHN 0f "qllqflk result" articles, they ma _do mor l r th ll.

Y B lil ll! Bn 'R00 Drastlc cathartios wli, weaken the

strongest. With ,dill people they are ,, positive menace to life. ' ‘ lgerely lorestorenurmai bowel action an gently stimulate thelivsr ls all that fl* W|B° Physician reconlplends,

0 kéev the system olive and clean,

noi.hll}g is sosilieeblons as the vegc la Pills o Dr. I*larnl__ll»'on,'whiuh are ccrnriliyid oisuah herbs as mandrake, hueternnt pd dandelion; they contain not an atom ol ilgifymlgubstance that could injure even an

By their certain action on the Liver Dr.

I{amllton's Pills cause bile to be secreted which _forms the stimulus that moves the lww--Is; this is nature s own method and the best one. _

Mr. R. ilalniy, of French River, Ont..

\vl-itea mi follows: “I was inclined to iilllous atololrs and frequently was too ill W Work. Moat remidles puffed and welllrened my bowels, ut Dr. l_\mllt.on‘a Pills lrientiy stimulated my iivorand hy strengl lening the stomach made n. perfect cure. My henltirhas been just sp|e,,d|,1 since lused Dr. Hamllkogg .plllm

Get Dr. Uarnilflfa from your

dwgw or store ee r, per box gr five' es for $100. §y mail from N. C. P°i"°“ & U°~ HBFU0 \ Conn., U. S. A., or Klnltston. Ont.

ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS. 1 _

Repeat order of`Ed|ileh Oil Clgth

juar. received, ia the ver; latest pat- lerna--oae and two yer s wide-sell. ing at rgc square yard. Come early and dovl‘t be disappointed,-James Paton & Co, Carpet and Furniture Leads. tzgd

New lace curtains with ,double borders. Just the thing 'for hay 'vvin‘do`wa, bot aldeaare unlshed. The exposed Home aaa la _nysmd _They mvefy papal.. 2;- swell and are lnlvlne a yeaqydsals as.Patcn ac Do. 1 tl

Up-to-date styles in Butteriok Pa ' rns

for Qp.to dale people, 11' ` mn bizjfft _ have a e ll; hater.. .__ ..lun’l.*“..°.'.;*2r:. mblishod. only Iii seals s ocriyiamsled :ol- llvsaw. fag can A -at co., Lili-» Atlanta for utterlok' Patterns.

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‘OUR fuabrcakable, " .._.;:“*le:;l=h‘

L PQ“u0X» W y ` » i'rows¢»iiros.,llli. am _ v _ . _

‘fig v`<~l'» ~ _ -I »i'~.-‘cv-‘~r».».n-l. --nl ll'

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Avoldille _iufferllus

At this time of life, when just entering upon womanhood, nature makes heavy drains upon the vitality, especially at each monthly period,

Lydia E.Pinki\am3'%getabie Compound

the most wonderful ol all tonic restorative medicines for women, will tide a young girl over this trying time and bring her safely illw strong, noble, beautiful woulanllucd.

Experience of a Beautiful High School _Girl

MY Da/in Mas. I’l:gl<ll/l.\l :-I write to see if you can suggest some moans to cure me.

A little more than ll your ago I wits llnwell for the llmt tilllc null since then I have been sick all the time in sollle way or other and suffurwl with lainiul lulll irrognlllr periods. I went to n summer resort for my lu-lllth and wlla <locture<i ull snlnlller, but to no effect. I have not been unwcll for two lllullths and tllollgllt I would sol- il' you could du me ally

§0oll_ I attend llilzll Hi-hool and would not like to luiss luly time if it is possible. laluos Barun-Lu, North Adu.ms,_Maas.

Miss Barber writes again after two yearn

MY Dr:/ln Mus. I‘lNlrllaM :-Sometime apo I wrote tn you lor advice, /being trnublell

with irregular and painful periods and emale troubles. I began taking Lydia E. l’lnkha.rn’s Vegetable Colllpound and Liver Pills and rising the Snllutivc \Vllsh, .uid l nm glad to say I am completely cured and have not had any sickness since. I wish to thank on for our kind advice and shall recommend our llledicine to my girl iricluln.

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hdamon Hxlallanx, l0l Bracewell Ave., North Adams h

. Free Advice for Young Girls

All young girls are namestly urged to write to Mrs. Pinkham, at I._\'nn, Blass., for allvil-fx Mrs. Pinkharn is daugllter-iri~la.w of Lydia E. Pinkhaln, slid for twenty-live years ullllor iler direlstion, and since her deceaee, she has been advising sick worncn free o l-llar;:e_ 'I‘llullszu\<ls of women

are well, strong, and beautiful to-day because they marie ll contidllllt of Mrs. Pinkham and

cling it s

Many a girl who graduates from high school orfenlale college with a brilliant record and high standing is broken down before she is twenty. J

Nowadays girls are pushed to the limit of their enduran- ce both in school and society.

They must make a success -even if they are forever unfitted for the larger school of life and debarred from tho happiness of motherhood.

followed her instructions at this critics time of their lves.

Her First Letter.

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T0 ARRIVE

The sehr. "Calabria" is due lc!

arrive here from New;York early in _Tune with a specially selected cargo of about 7oo tons Anthracite coal in egg' and chestnut sizes.

This cargo will bc sold at very low-

est possible price while discharging.

Book your orders at once as prices

at mines advance each month.

' PEAKF. BROS & C0.

Ch’town 3,dtf_

The Old Reliable Marble and Granite Works of

E. F. PURDY

de sire io tl-ank our many friends for

their generous patronage of the past, and lo say that we are better p epared than ever lo execute all work entrusted

to us, with neatness and despaic?

No order too large or too small or ul. Correspondence solicited. Designs and prices furnished cheer-

fully ou application.

E~ F. PURDY,

Kent Street near Prince, Cl:l’iown

4-zutuf tww 3m.

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iiltii-lilliilll lllllllsll rlllllllzllls

f Sullcrphosphatc,Nitratc of Soda,

Muriatc of Potash Sulphate of Potzish, Bone Meal,

'containing highest percentage of soluble and available plant food lu the best and economical forms known to agricultural-science.

Each lniredicni Sold Separate and Unmixed

AS USED IN ENGLAND.

‘ i'ne`biing'tl1`l§'fa:mer to obtain his fertlllzlng materials at the lowest possible cost and in the

I proportions best adapted to his _particular requirements of soil and crop,paying no “Manufact-

urers prodf which on most brands amounts to 25 per cent. The farmer saves this while

No Better Perlllirers can Possibly be Manufactured, 17 years Constant

i use of these lliaaures by our most Progressive Farmers

proves their superiority over all others on the Market. Send for pamphlets. “Food

for Plants" and "Farme:'s Guide", sent free on application.

_ ULD BROS.

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