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SI'tsCl.ACLES, in rimless or mounted _ Lenses _adapted by, .testing to each eyt umafatelv. `

ntu z§tde‘_Q¢i_een Square.

For Sale

A desirable farm property li miles from

Brsdalbono station containing intl ucros with linrtolass buildings. School und Public fini

on pramizinl. I t

B`iETHUN E,

lildtuslil P. E. I. Railway, Chn.rlottAtow -_

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watch? If not why not call

now and see the value we ale

giving in Waltham and

Elgin Watcher. W. N. ia-nton.

nl Two wEn<s

jeweller.

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CABINET MlNl;STER

P_A|l| Ili Tll£' SMfii.I;

orrfue silos cours

. "°*f‘_’ A “Ani Account of the Manner of Man. The British Labor

Ears Looked as if They Would Dropll Off- Body Entirely Covered - _'Faco Mass of Sores-Three filoctors Could Not Cure-Child “Grew Worse-Face and Body ` . .' '

CURED BY CUEiCURA»~

Mrs, George J , Steese, of 701 Gobum

Bt., Akron, Ohio, tells in the following letter of another of those remarkable

V ` :rlurfes of toiiiturilng,

. "\~~ isigurin s in u- iuours dgily made

_ by Cutieura Soap,

»-. -- assisted byCuticura °‘ 9° 1 Ointment, after

physicians, and all

_ glue had grilled: “I 1 ee itm utytopa-

,,\,_\V“"'/ rents otyother poor \ suifcring babies to X” K- f f/oil you what Cuti- ` cura has done for-

my little daughter.

She broke out all over her body with n humour, and we used everything reliorn- luenrled, but without results. I called in three doctors, they all claimed they i»i'_'ld help her, but she continued to' grow worse. Her body was a mass of sores, :incl her little fuer: was being eaten uv_'_‘.y; lzcr corn l..oked as if they would dropnfl. Nciglliors advised mo to get Ciitivura Soap and Ointment, and before I had used hnlf of the cake of Soap und box of Ointment. the sore-= had all healed, and my little one’s face and body were as' clear as u ni‘.\v»born b|\be's. I would not he without it again if it cost tivo dollars, instead of seventy-tivo cents, which is all it cost us to cure our baby, after sponding runny dollars ou doctors and medicines without any benefit \vl\ote\'er.” complet: rzxamn -na rnomu 'rmrmon or wry

"\|»|luiil',il‘nil\ l'iiNrlcl lit Srfofula, from Ilrlllle lu »\{l‘, centrality, ur colours slap. <»|..m.n.r, me iitmlvan (uw rn onn uf einiwlnt ca-lei run, in vi-101 cor. any at ina or -u limggiin. A align in can-rl arm rm- n...-r .slim-iinigt ---»¢-_want .limiter fu-fella.. mn we nit \..-.l vilyin unfair. Pena- o|u¢scn¢m_ctfp_, s-.|..i'r..|u,.r1..-4....,»r.n_,r',s.a. or sirius rm, i- allawniut sun,seup.an»i uni."

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NOTIME EOR DELAY GET READY NUW

Your Spring Goods, Spring Overcoats and Suits, Spring Dressrs, &e., Curtains, Furniture Covers, Src; ANY THING that rtquires to be cleaned, dyed or pressed.

Parker s Dye Works of _Toron o

Canada’s greatest cleaning, dyeing and tiuishlug works, are ever ready to turn o\\t the best nork at shortest notice. Agency at

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NEW Fooaoizv

Steam and. Hoi Water Heating

REPAIRS

Founders. Mgchlnisis, l Boilermaker- Cllarlotfctown Foundry and.M_acl1ioc t`o,, Ltd.

CASTINGS

h iii.-When a man has I

ance. ~

The only person who would be the last

to forgive the President of the Local Government Board it he adapted such a eour-solo( notion, would be Mr. John Burns himself. What he was is what' he ls; as simple and as unaffected, now that his brilliant talents have received the recognition ofthe state, as he was in the old days when he had his way to make-and it was proving anything but an eaV_sy way ot. that.

HIS UNIQUE PERSONA LITY.

That Mr. Burusisa unique peraonalty

every reader of ‘Tit-Bits' knows. He is unique among all the members ol His lViaicsty's Government in having a Cabinet Minister for a footman. When the representative of ‘Tit Bits’ rang the hell of his house, it was Mr. Burns himself who opened the door. Early in the morning as it was, he was showing o visitor out, and it would be difficult to say how many had been there beforef ` Mr. Burns is an early riser, as the ‘Fit-Bits' man had found on n previous visit, when he arrived and discovered that -tho right Hon. gentleman had left the house in order to keep an appoint- ment at the Home Office at nine o'clock.

On that ocrasion Mrs. Burns opened the door and accorded n delightful chat to the representative nf this paper, a cnatiulwhlch her udmirutinn,'_ her pride .nullrer affection for her hu.»u.mrl show~ editseifnt cvi-ry other turn, and gave aninkllngof the liappy relations wlllili have existed ever since the memorable ~iuy when she saw Mr. liurns arrested [or speaking in a park. and her indigna- tion was so fired at the outrage thuat it broke down such barriers as had hitherto prevented their engagement, for Mr. Horns was in love with the lady who hecnrne his wife from the time he was sixteen. HOOKS AN INFLUENCE

The books which are the chief feature

in thc working part of Mr. Burn's house-the three rooms of the ground liner which form lil llhrary-have play- cd _so prominent a part in t_hVp,_many articles which have been wrlttqniaboutl him that they may be _dismissed _with a passing reference. What is not generally known is that pictures have exercised n good deal of lniluenee on John Burns. There are, for instance, ln the front room, in which Mr. Burns works. four hlnek-and-white pictures. Among them are reproductions of two of Rossettl'.-il lrestknown pictures-‘Tho Annunqiatlon'_§ and the 'Bentn Beatrix'-the lattergo full, oiiuterest forall who luvs tlrapainter-l peel] work, as it represents l}o_sssttl‘s. vision of his dead wife. It was paintedf ulterher death, and was the m_onumentVl his art raised to her memory. In Vspeak-j Ing of those pictures Mr. Burns ren_u1rknd.} ‘Rossetti,Morrls, and Turner each hasl his claim on me.’ 5 To the man who has made Battersea not merely the study hut the lov_a of hlsl life, the man who has done so much for; the beautlfying of the conditions _undexn which his friends and uelghborllllve and; :novo and have their being the past; history of Battersea is full of interest, and, onthe walls of the breakfast-:ppm are? many scarce reproductions of 'ploturesl dealing with the appearance of that sub-. urb In the past- ‘

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men as physlelaas. <i§n¢::¢V;»,eggprilggitzgisérvfasglisréeagdpfésfrfjch

is now possible r ca _1 Y to do the work nature intended them for.

' Itls Our Buinoss to Save. T°°i|\ i

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i..dnv(is\d::ig%x;ll)ain :letters toxyou, tell you just what you should have "°”° °”"""'“ ll" °°" 'mel weiinm a consuusunn

m na on an

N°1‘t:i?r:ili"a:|i|?e'dsEi1d?>leasure and we PNC” 3'0" "nd" "° °b“' gation to employ us th d° YQP' “`°fk° _

I 0”' Pri* A10 Llntfetid highest Made

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~ 'l an Your Written Guaran lee »

` Guarantee 'Dental Rooms

' cameron Block. Charlottetown. Over Reddin Bros. DR; E. E. ROBINS, Proarleivf. _ 9._7,,,¢h&rt4v _

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.yen expenses.

OUR LANGUAGE.

Lennon," March lil.-The English

lnnguaae according to a German statistic- lan, who has made a study of the com~ purative wealth of languages. heads the list with tho enormous vocabulary ol 21i0,0tl0 wordsi They ure all_ brought Vlni/o use at a Winnipeg afternoon T.

I wns.eun-ri ofAcute llronehitis by MIN-

AR li‘S l.lN IMENT. Bay of islands. J. M. CAMPBELL- I was cured of Fn`clalNeuralgia by MIN~

AI_%D‘_S I.IN_IM§N'l‘.V V _' ,_ spiiunnii, N. s. wir. oahmtls: I was cured of Chronic Rhenmatism by

MlNARD'S LINIMENT.

Albert Co., N. B. GEO. TINGLEY-

'ro insure perfect health: use Iron-ox

Tablets. For sale at your drug‘gist'l, 25 cents ` 50 if

Tun most delightful fmigoa ln the nity

at the "KVandy.Kltohen” Upper Queen St. Please call and get a sample. V 318|.

hair broil” ull-'nrt at actual

een. You _omit help knowivl such to betas can .when ws inspect them. I-Iere's your chance for abargaln.-A. W. Reo_dln Phem B. 2d3\--

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For; days ‘onlyg-S_a_mple lot»

aehiég' the V d pre-e nance of bein " TBEATBE. 'Cai M nl-krhem‘ -b°p"d°“\d it ‘TV e ` trek 'had its no co s ar

L0®| 1 _ OF _ _ or ,_ _.,.

_ _ _ alma ima _ t. in n -

52.1%. -_.*»~i.:z2“.“:'::’1':: ‘-f-dei

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except. onn matter of national il1\HPl`-t trtferltlolsing some otfadr,

lain's " proposals in the ` " st

_sgathing manner, and. dropping intéggfie swords of Captain Barley, he exclaiihsd, ‘Bette is hsinbiiny, was hlrnu»mty.' _Theldes caught the fancy ofthe House 0f.Comrnons, and it shook it sides with laughter. ` 1

The question as to whether Mr; Burns

would wear the ctllcial uniform ofa bablnet Minotel- in his salcnnvnitsw the King has, as every reader ofthe daily papers is aware, been settled. Whatis notgenerally known is that all reports on this,sui»jec`4t are devoid of any foundn» tion.' ' '

.ions BURNS ann cow Laos.

`As a matter of fact, the suggestion that he objected to the gold lace was refuted in one of his election speeches. A man at one of his meetings got up and asked him what ha was going to do about wearing the oflielsl dress,nnd JohnBurns told him it did not trouble him inthe least considering he had already ,worn it twice before 'in Pentonviile. When he added that the questioner ought to know about that because the interrogstur was inthe next cell, the meeting laughed loudly. and his hecklar was quiet for the rest of the evening, i ‘

To Loosen

The Cough

AND name ABOUT A THOR- , oueu was or OJLDS.

LSE o

Dr. Chasc’s §,‘.Z$‘“'<"

Linsccq and

Turpcntiuc

It is sometimes dangerous to stop n

eaullh. _

The aim should he to ioosonwhe

cough, rel_love<t.Vhe tightness and pain in ths cheat, aiid aid idipectoration, so that the obstructing and irritating mass may<be passed out of the air passages.

This is exsutly what is accomplished

by the use ofDr. Chase's Syrup of Lin- _seed and Turpentine.

Itis not a mere cough mixture, and

not intended to stop the cough, but rather to cure the cold.

If you have tickling in the tliront. pains and tightness 'ln the chest, sensa tions ofirritation,of oppression or sui- focatlon this great family medicine will afford almost instant relief, and thor- oughly overcome the cold which gives rise to these symptoms. f

Not only is Dr. Chsse's Syrup ol Lin-

sesd and Turpentlne o positive cure for oroup, bronchitis, whooping cough, asthma and severe chest colds, but is aisosproventlvc of all diseases of the lungs.

It has time and again _proven its right.

toa place in every home, and is the standby in t.housandsVof families.

Miss Ada 0'B_rlen, Cape Cove,

Gaspe County, Que.,-‘writasz _“Eight mouths ago I was taken' with asevere cough, which lasted three months, and, though I had tried all sorts of medicines, they failed to do rua any good. Afriend advised the use of Dr. Chasc's Syrup of Linseed and Turpenllne, and I was completely cured by two bottles. It-an recommend it os- a riplendid medicine." '

r. Chaae‘s Syrup ol Ltuseed and Tur-

nontint-,ilseeniso vottle, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Company, iforonto. To protect 7ou against 'imi-

tations, We portrait and signature of Dr. _A_ . Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every bottle. V

, __ GO UARTS are here

;V , in endless variety -

l

l _ Vg. new thisspring-Bright

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sunny days are hare

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get your baby"out‘ln

` one of the new carts.

. V `

llllli e llilllll llll\|'ill__li~ll ill

com|No__E_ytNrs_

City Connell meets on the seoond Mon-

rw in each month. James Pawn, Mayor;

. W. Clarke, City Clerk. Next Regular meeting of Lodge Prince

Edward S. 0. E _Tuesday 10th.

llaard'| Llnlment Cures Dandruf. _

FOR SALE

Iii nr partof a valuable farm oon- taiaing 84 acna,a}{ miiu from Char- lo1retnwn.aiaoa vehqras power boiler and en¢iaa"and_ a tea hehe ‘power 4\i¢i,:¢,~ umm mm. 'w ara; the inea made and repaired eiraep.

1116511 il.iCi‘¢l#ed law-‘ £0175 t;;arg“cr;l;r: apply tolohe Prawn. ,

C°~ ‘ ' asm. caivraa at eo. ‘ -_ e

zgdif. l 3-agua nam assume- , . ~ 0 -

Leaddr is in Daily 'Life--,th 'ills Own ~€Footman--- _ ' ‘"°'i°‘” 'Y

What Influences *"5 I Do_A.N’S

Kinsey"-I-S

tha hashing be .ta .-

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when

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TORONTO ONT

Ifyou have not ordered your spring

suit, let’s get together.

next order, hut future orders as well- Our goods will stand the lest.

You want our goods, perhaps you

don’t know it, but we believe it and are confident we can convince you. Our ne spring patterns are “good for sore eyes" nud worthy of your consideration. The prices are not in it when compared with the quality. '

The Nobby Tailors, Great George Street.

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_ ~_n.» ¢.‘,4,‘_,;_.';»‘.

done; save your sight while you hav

iaelesrfust before you need them, not months afterwards. when your sight has been impaired b delay. Have

your eyes examinedv today so as to noww at they need tomorrow. We

have great numbers of finest quality ot lenses nstock and have very special

'lenses ground to order,

Souih Side Queen Square. '

io p___;

and" Slippers which we will clear out at cost to make room for spring stock.

Also a 'ob_ lot of Women’s

Laced and_ Button Boots in

All nr cash only. ' L

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We are going out of business, going we:

offer our whole stock at blgldisceuntl.

All patent medicines zo p. c. discount .

Stock Foods zo p.'c. discount. Robber goods at cost. ~ _ ' V Sponges at cost. Big discounts on - Toll

~ Natnstockof pipes at big discounts. Toilet soaps at cost, Diamond Dyes 7c,Lc

Chocolates zo p. c. discount.

Spectacles and glasses big_ discounts.

thing at‘blg discounts. Sale genuine. \ '

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al

Fill? eff

_ HE birth ofa Style is ofrimr

daily occurrence here.

Advanced models are bei

just arriving.

novelties in Suits and

day before.

A Friendly lip ‘

,It you want the V.

very latest styles-that ;.»2Vif"

`|z

are absolutely correct 2,11 |

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-keep in touch with _M

_ -1, F it-Reform. "-'

Prowse Bros., Chariottetoi

“ ¢d(lllQlii$'

Havg Your Eyes 'fcstgd Are the only matches to ask for.

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ilCl)ONALD & PERRY, “nest

“Sli ,nts”

-on-

modiiied - new ideas z

coming out-later patterns:

Every day, we show sol

T

Coats that were not here 1

without delay. What threatens the

All grocers stuck them

health demands immediate attention, likcaiire. It.'s the same with any- thing that threatens the sight. The

time to repair mischief is beforh it’s .

e

lt, not after its half gone. Get spec- Selling Agents,

St. john, N; B.

E- W TAYLOR,

Of Over Six Thousand People

Reductionld ale

CHAKLOTTETOWI

GUARDIAN.

lt Has the Greatest Circuli

By far. And ia Used Extensivaly

Boots andShoes

We have on hand alot of

iJf0l¢_¢IiV lines of_ Men’s, WQIILQII 8, Boy’s, Misses' and Childrenis Boots and Shoes

si1ea`%, 3% and 4 at. half l .GC“\¢l'”

You Go Straight Into the Homes

When You Use

alike by local and foreign mdvartiaora.

If yqu want

V Use _

The !_iii§r4_i_a9f