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' ' lllational Assembly--Historic,

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The 'Charlottetown Condensed Mm,

Cowillpaygoe r one h iid ¢,1 ii, form um marie in u..`.‘.. 5..., ....1 for six months from Nov. rat to May ist iooy will pay $i._°,o per qua hundnd

llal. . ,

Farmer! should p'repare at once to °rrs:ir.fr;°.:.r.:r~v ~°~'- C ¢

This is I bono fide offe d i i si °:. °:~' “‘=“»=~»5`»f\‘»’f»‘~‘ cr _ ry eat '\h_’|'|, Q

is now prelpai-ing to makegstractse fo? resent ant future su l

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For rticulars send post card ad-i av ,

drcsaegato Ch'Towu Cond. Milk C0, Ch"l‘owu.

Hay xolh, `r9o6. 5-udinwftlf. ~

Sonic New lines.

We have received some new

lines of Boots and Shoes, selling very low for cash.

Meu’s Laced Boots at $r.4o. WY5' " “ at $1.25. YOHIIIS “ “ at $l.on_ Woinén’s Dongola boots at $r.2~:

“ “ Oxd " $1 ro

Children’s button and laced 45c

up.

All good value.

.r.i~i. Bell.

A ‘GOOD TIME TO COR R C'l` TIM

If Watch or Clock of yours is

on the rampage and persists in mlsstelliug the time, now is a good time to set us at work correcting the trouble. We will do your work just as soon as we can or should you preffr we can supply a new watch at a reasonably low price regulated and ready for th pocket.

Our Regina Watches are giving

excellent service and satisfaction.

E.w.llYiuR.

snaps for thrifty lioustwives.

In order to make room for Spring Import.

ations. wc will diirliip' this month, while they lust., clear out the goods ciiiiiiieiuited below nl. l-lie following low prices-:

Il Chinn 1Jl\iiioi~Sui.s.

il? iilcws, regular $l2.0(\ for $8.00

I2 Souil-Porcclilln Dlunci- Sets..

' ll7 lc - ri- iinr $8.00 for 85.50

p ces, gi

7 Seuii-Porcnliiin llinnci- Sets,

105 pieces, rciziilar $l‘.l.[\t) for $8.00

8 Scnil-Porcclxliii linner Sets.

llti pieces, regiilur $12.00 for $8.00

lil Chinn Ten t-lcis.

42 pieces, regular $1.00 for $2.75

38 Cliiiniher Sets, _ _F

ii pieces. rcgiiliir 8-.mo for $l.o',

0 Clirinlber Bets,

lil pieces, regular $3.00 for $2.00

Chilnlher Sets. _ _

lil pieces, regular $l.‘.!o for $.i.ll0

Those prices are or spot clisli.

JllliN CONNOLLY & C0.,

Queen St. _ Cli’town-

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be fan. but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember tl old adage, “There is no time lil- the present." and no insurarv like oilrs.

E. I-I. TB 'E IE I4 Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec.

in-iam i.

FOR SALE

Rosebank Farm Situate ou the south side of Hillsbon.

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acres,r3_c

acres cleared and in ahigh stai of culti- vation, Terms liberal. For fur er partl- culnra apply F. McKENNA, Charlottetown, QUCC5 5lf°°l

Ang 4. lilllo t.u.wed.ril.sat. v

ex-11 _

Guardian Want Ads.

L2 CENT A WORD

And worth it, f01'

30,000 eyes will `_ see them every day. Pirat- class results from these want ads, because first- class people read The Guardian-the paper _ that has the circulation railrll is not afraid to publish and prove it.

llslwlllu Amone .Women Bur Suilerers Need Not Despair

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Till BEST ADVICE IS Flilil

Ol All the diseases known, with which lilo female organism is afflicted, kidney disease is the most fatal, and statistics show that this disease is on the increase among women.

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once the disease is fastened upon her. We believe Lydia E. Pinkham’s egetable

Comxund is the iriost efficient treatment for ronic kidney troubles of women, and is the _only medicine especially

prepared for this purpose.

\ hen a woman is troubled with pain >r weight. in loins, bnckuche, frequent,

painful or scaldln% urination, swelling ol limbs or feet, swe ling under the eyes,

.lie kirineys or notices ii setiiinent in the urine, sim should lose no time in com» inenciiig tiwtmcnt with Lydia E Pink- linm's \'o_tgelqll1le Coznpouzil, us it may be the means of szlvixijg li r life.

For proof, rcuil wliut. I.j."lli\ E. Pink-

li:iiii’s 'egctable Compound dll for Mrs _s'.'i\vyer.

" I cannot express the terrible sudering I llrirl to endure. A deriiligemcnt ofthofemnlc organs developed nervous pi-ostrution and n acriolls leiilin-y trouble. The ilovfui' utteudeil nie for ii _viriii-_ liiii I ki-pt getting ivorso, until l was llniible to do nnvilnng, i\n<lI niiirlo up my mind I could not livc. I iinnlly dccidcil to try Lyrliii 1*). I’iril<l\n:ri"-1 \`i=;i-tiihle Com- pound usu. lust resort, und I zii.i i I-'lriyawell womnn. I cniinot praise it too higl.iy, :in<i_l toll every sillloring \\'<\lliiin about my case.

.\lis. Ellilnu Siiwyer, t‘oiiyers, (ia.

Mrs. Pinkliam gives free advice to vomen ; tulilrcss in confidence, Lynn, liaise.

FHM! Finest Onllrltl llnllbbi moat mm

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Manitoba Spring What ia 7

the atrerngut wheat in the 1 world. Ontnrlo Pall Wheat - does not contain as och I strength aa llaultolaa-Jill!! it Z makes the whlteat, lightest, I most inviting Breadmgke' and I '

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_ make auowy, flaky, deliGmIS I

Bread-and bread that ditihllii "

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~ with Beaver lfidsail - _ no slashing ' win. uie gmac ar wiiearie"'asr.

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in “2 in I.”

A Consulting Chemist Mikes ll Novel Experiment. An Unsolicited Letter that Explains itself.

“I write to state thn` on account of

vonr “Z iii l” Shoe Polish being criti- hiscil, :mil the clinrgc iiinrle that it iiij ured lcnilicr, I made this test as follows:

I inixcd the cbntents of si box of "2

in 1" Shoe Polish,bouglitatziretailstore from ri-giilzir stock, with four ounces of ~.\‘:\icr and into this mixture put_a kid glove, niidlleft the said glove ni the

inixtiire in n bottle from ilune loth to l)i-cuiiiber l5tli, 15105-n ful six months. I llicii took the glove out, wnslledif Rnd cxniriiiicfl it. ’llic fine leather of thc glove was not ndected in the least. It was .is pliable and soft as when new. :ind was not altered in condition, iior wcre the stitches nffccted iii any way. This test, I consider, proves that " 2 iii 1 " docs not injure the finest leather.

I hereby strife that th se facts are

cur:-ect and true.

J. . . _

Hamilton, Dec. llitli, 1905.

nn uneasy, tired feeling in the region ol.

Ill \Vrr,r.iiiMs, Consulti ig Chemist,

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mass voun Biscuits ueirr.

naxas voult DUNS uelrr. naxss your LAIOR ualfr. MAKB8 llovit IXPINIII l.lo|l1‘. Order from your Grocer.

l.W.G|LLETT l."i’»l|"|'-F" vonon-ro.ou1.

I U1

From the 'lhrone in Russian

whereby the people have been called rn to exercise legislative power in ionjunction with the regular monarch. l‘he parliament regards the monnre_h‘.~l formal promise to the psoplcasa sure vledge of that consolidation and of the further development of order and iegislstlon in accordance wilh a strictly constitutional basis. The house will for ts part make every effort to perfect the principle of popular represent-ation and to submit for your majesty u ussenta bill elstingtosuch representation basing it n accordance with the unanimously expressed will of the people on universal suffrage.

“Your mnjt-sty's appeal for common

work for the good of the fathcrland finds i lively echo in the hearts of the members of parliament in the constitution of which representatives of all classes and national- ities sre united ln an ardent desire to regenerate Russia and creates state of irder, on the basis ofalllivlnglu peace -vltn one another. Parliament wishes to point. out that fruitful work under present ;ondlt.ions is impoaslble,ss ofllelsls are ‘rylng to separate the emperor from his Jeoplc. Only when the ministers are made representative to the people can the idea of the nl solute irrespnnsiblllty ofthe monarch lake root in the hearts of his -ubjeets. Only sminlstry enjoying the cmfldence of parliament can strengthen confidence in the governniciit and the existence of such confidence can make orunqiill and regular labors of pnrliilnit-ui possible.

"Above all it is first necessnry in Russia

'o repeal the exceptional laws, the iiws of increased protection and thc stats if siege under cover of which the arbit- uvlncss und irresponsibllity of oflielnls ippear and develop. “At thc same time thc principle of the

responsibility of the nilminlstrntlou tn thc representatives of the nation must be aflopted.

“l"urt.her, for fruitful lilhor on the part

ofthe parliumsnt., there must be introd- fluced the principle of true popular representation, which consists in the recoitiiitlon that. the unlou ol' the nionarcli _ind the people is the only source of legis

elagive power." ` very by-_rler be`t‘,v\-een the emperor and » hiipccple must ,he removed. Further, ‘there must be no domain of legislation which would always be closed;revlslon oyrepresentatiq-.s of the people in con- iunetion with ll-he monarch.

“Pnrlla`uiant ,holds that lt is its duty to

rlecllsre to your modesty lri the name of tim people that the whole nation will curry out the cdeailvo work of renewing itslifs with all-lts_ power and energy, with ii firm belief in thsimminenr, ele~ vution ofthe fatlierlunu if between it and [the throne, there does not stand an imperial counéll ootiiposed of appointed lliznltnries and’ persons elected by the highest classes ofthe population and ifthelrgislutive pdivers of the peopleh- representatives are not limited by special laws. _

“In the dcmlifrrof the legislative work

before it-, pnrllrinitlnt regards as an absolute' necessity for the country ii precise dow iissuillpg invlolnbiiity or the persons, liberty of conscience, speech and tho press, association rrntherlng and strikes. Wlt_iifoii1t" these fundamental principles, which were laid down by the Imperial manifesto of October 30, no reform of the social condition is imaginable. "‘Parllilment is actuated by the un- slinlmble conviction that neither liberty nor order can be assured without the equality of allcltisens helng established before the law. Therefore, parliament. is preparing n bill ost-abllshlng the equality of nil citizens ,rind simultaneously by removlngail clnssof national, 'religious priveleges ah effort will] ibe uiade to free the I country _ from administrative tutelage.

“While leaving the ~limlt.atlou of civic

rights to the law court, parliament considers that the death sentence is not ruimissable as a basis for judicial seii~ tenee.

“Parliament t‘eels_iustilled in declaring

limb it will be the interpreter of the unanimous views of the whole nabion nn the day of the reasoi-ation of the lam ahollslilnq the death penalty.

Wli SPEND THOUSANDS

OF DOLIARS.

E --‘ry your in giving nivsy Celery Kina

with S1'uliou of Ozone (the coupon kind). We do this because vie know of no other wny by which lzcrln troubles can be cured to stay cured. The Solution of Ozone destroys the germs-that is certaln~but being an nniilngent lt does not enable the system to ilnow oi! the accumulated refuse matter. This only can be accom- pollshed by taking it together with Celery King, so we supply the Celery King to you free of cost, but be sure anrl ask your druizgistrfor Ozone (the coupon kind) or you will be disappointed. 'mn r>m'lr.ic nnrm eo., nnrimllnunn, our.

I won't ask you to buy a hat or

cap, unless I can convince you that my goods are right. There is no body showing so largea range. N- body can undevseil me. H. H., Brown, The hat and cap man.

. 16d 31

Coilrteous and iles the Grip of an ll‘o`|1` llalitl in Glove.

s'P'll"Fn°3“,’l°» M” 18=Tl’° f°"°W|“R', Hcarsfulexaulinat-ion of the needs of '*‘ U19 WH( °.f UW ¢d,$l}’°§° 1" NPI! 1° the ltlre peasanlry and the measures called for §p"°h 'mm the "“°°“° ’ lb! them will lorm parllaniontls next task. ' “lt has pleased your majesty in yourirha nu-.1 p°p\`||“|°n h, |mmt|°m_]_,. ‘D°°°h °dd"°“°d °° th' P°°Vl°'° NPN' awaiting the satisfaction of agrarian ‘°““‘°‘;1"°°tb"l”|""’5" Y°‘“` d°"‘“'m|“°l'l°" needs. Parliament would not bo doing io uns aka y preserve the institutions |“d“¢, np, ,pd not make, hw fm. mal

itsho mother‘s heart.

satisfaction of these needs hy the aid ofthe crown domains, monastic lands and the compulsory expropriation of land belonging to the owners of estates.

"Parliament also holds that it ls.

necessaryto pass a law confirming the peasants in their enjoyment of equal rights and freeing them from oppression by arbitrary authority and from tutelage.

“Parliament holds that satisfaction

of the needs of the working classes is equally incapable of bolng deferred.

"Theflrst sltspelu this direction must

be recognition of freedom of organisation for workmen and their right to take independent :action forthe elevation cf their material and moral welfare.

“Popular education is another task that

lies before parliament.

“Parliament further holds that It is

necessary to include among the tasks the fulfilment of which cannot he deferred, the question ofthe satisfaction of the long _matured demands of the various nationalities of the empire. Russia affords the example of a stats people by many raoes and nationalities. Union ln spirit of all of these is only

possible through the satisfaction of the needs of each, whereby the ludividuallly of the divers sides of their lives will be preserved and developed. Parliament will give careful heed tothe task of giving wide satisfaction to these just demands."

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(Iroup Comes

Suddenly

HENCE THE WISDOM OF KEEP- ING IN T_ijIE HOUSE THE MOST EFFECTIVE CURE.

Dr. Clia=se’s §,‘£.‘“”’

linseed and

Iurpeninc

Slight hoarseness in the evening is the

only warning of eroup.

About inidnight the child awaken

coughing-that peculiar, metallic cough called orcupy, and which strikes terror to

Then begins the struggle for breath, and

if relief is to be obtained treatment must be prompt and effective.

Anyone who has tested Dr. Cliase`s

Syrup of Linseed and Turpentlne asa cure for croup will not hesitate to pro- uounce it an unqualified success.

It is wonderfully prompt ln loosening

the cough, clearing the air passages ol fthe head, and soothing the excited nerves.

People who realize the suddenuess with

which croup comes on, and the danger which accompanies it, usually keep some of Dr. Chase's Syrun of Llnseed and Tur- pentlne inthe house for use incase of emergency.

For bronchitis, whooping cou|rh,asthrna

and every form of throat and brunchlni trouble this great family medicine lsn_ quick and certain cure.

Mr. Wm. McGee, 40 Wright avenue,

Toronto, Ont., writes:--“There ls no remedy in my opinion that can act more promptly than Dr. Ohass's Syrup of Llnseed and Turpcntine. It cured my son of oroup, absolutely, in one night. We gave hlma dose when he was black in Lhsfaee with choking. It gave him instant relief and cure.

There ure imitatlons of Dr. Chase'.~

Syrup of Llnsesd and Turpentiiie. Be sure you see the portrait and signature efDr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, on the bottle you buy; 25 eentsa hottie; family size, three times as muoh,00conts;st alldenlers, or Edmun- son, Bates & Co., Toronto.

ADVERTISINGIIS BROAD.

Advertising ln itself means publlitcy

‘and publlcitylsa very broad and com- prehensive term. It does not mean slmplyaword whispered to a favored few. Itls, rather, synonymous with is general, broadcast declaration, and the broader the scope of the announcement. the better the advertising. No occupied space that directs attention along given and desired lines cnn be reasonably rc- gsrdod as wasted; nor cnu any funds ex pended to this end be adjudged ,ex- travaganee.-Amerlcan Medical .lounia

Mlnard's Llniment llelievn Neuralgla-

To insure perfect health use li-on-on

enta per box. dnl(

New lace curtains with double borders.

can be reversed. They arevery popular this season and are having a ready sale.

Tablets For sais at your,;drugglat's, 85.

_ Just. the thing for bay windows, both- _1lfles are finished. The d border

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~;al'\"\” ‘Y Wagga :geotection "

Dare the makers of the Slater Shoe ~imp¢ril the value of a $250,000 trade- mark by putting'

out unworthy shoes bearing their brand? And the value of that brand represents the . difference between the protec..

tion of the wearer of unknown

shoes and the famous Good., year Welted

Slater Shoe

For ll/len For Women

Goff Bros., Sole Agents, Chlottetown.

ei' s I ln

On a Suit

or Overcoat

This Label is

-a good clothes

insurance policy _ 5

-a gold bond of value cd t

lllllfll "° it .

look lor ilu Label m,§eL"/

Thai Protects

|==>Feo\/\/sij-#_ RRQS-

--a guarantee of quality

-ri mark of perfection

NEW FOUNDRY

Phone 75 Foot of Queen Street Box 41| Steam and Hot Water Heating

ouvsnunuisul iolus.

Under authority of the Act of

r9o6, the Government of Prince Edward Island is prepared to re- ceive further loans for which De- posit Receipts will be issued. In- terest from date of deposit until wlthdrawal._ No notice of the withdrawal required. For further information apply to “The Provincial Treasurer, Char- lottetown.” i5dtwtf

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY

1'-Elgpcn

Sciilcil tenders iirlrlivssi-ii to the iiiiderslglled

nnil mul-kcd on the outslilc "'l`i~nilor for mo\'- l|ii,;l.ak<i Verde Sultioii" will be received up to and including Muy zfzlnd, llliti, for tho filling required iiicoiinecilon with and the movlii of Luke Verde Station onthe Milrriiy llnrbo liruiicli ofthe l’rilii'e l€d\\'n.rd lnliilid linilwily.

l’liii\s n.|id v-'pci:ifli:lllioll muy bo seen nt the

Erlgilleer s (llllce, Cliiirloltetowll, 1'. IC. l., und nt the Chief l‘Iii|{liieer's Oflice, lllonoton N. ll. \\'lii-re forrns of ii'nili:i' lnny he ubliiined.

All the coiiilltiinisl of the speclllvniioris must.

be colnplicil nitli.

ll. l’()'l"l`lNlll<Ill,

tierieiull Millinlzo

lfnllwuy llillvv. .\lont'l0n, N. ll.

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P. E. island Hospital

Public Notice is hereby given that., in

pursuance of the Act of Incorporatiou,a Public Meeting of all contributors to the above institution will be held in the parlor of the Young Men’s Christian Association, Charlottetown on

Thursday, May 31st, 1906 at the hour of 8 p. iii.

for the purpose of electing Trustees for the govcrnn.ici.i of ilic instltutiori,in ac- cordance with the bye-laws and_for tue transaction of such other business as shall be brought before the meeting.

ll. llAl.l)1‘]RS'I`()N,

lodmftd Sec’y of Trustees.

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. ‘:"-3'-f;f_‘.71‘:-'='f~~ *rf 1'* ':- Summerside, Charlottetown, North Sydney, Sydney, And St. John’s,Newfoundland.

S. S. Polino will sail from Montreal

1 for above Ports about 17th of May. l| Superior Passenger accomodation.

` ' Produce under deck. Live stock on

Q EPAI RS CAS l`l N (iq “°°“» '“ *W*

J iisnav DOBELL as co

Agents, Montreal

Founders. Machinists, Boilermakers- ~ cn.-v¢||,R¢iienbury&riesservey,

Charlottetown Foundry and Machine Co.. Ltdi »~..wf.i

Agents, Clinrlottetown.

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--Jrls- Paton & Co. l5.i if

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Superphospliate,Nitrate of Soda,

Muriate of Putash

Suluh ate of Putash, Bone Me al,

containing highest percentage of soluble and available plant food in the best and economical

forms known to agricultural science.

Each Ingredient Sold Separate and Unmixed AS USED IN ENGLAND.

enabling the farmer to obtain his fertllizing materials at the lowest possible cost and in thc proportions best adapted to his particular requirements of soil and crop,paying no "Manufact- urers" proiit which on inost brands amounts to 25 per cent. The farmer saves this while

No Better Fertilizers can Possibly be Manufactured, I7 years Constant

use of these lllanures by our most Progressive Farmers

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

for Plants" and "Farmer’s Guide", sent free on application.

ULD BROS.

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