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*_ . 'III S( THE GEOLOGY OF THE 'fUNN{|__ of .\`cw Brunswick and Nova Scotia. ' " ' *_ In the meantime the borings were 111mlc

_ "i=_,`f=-‘ ` I _ _I-:T €,' _ ""3 to ascertain thc prncticnbility of con-

f- - it "

“\ ~ “With two orthrec holes bored down in structing the Tunnel und in Muy, 1803, Dr,

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Ln Independent Joumnléonlming U0 be JUST, IMPARTIAL, RELIABLE,

|i|Cl’¢lSil£ H0!! w0l\¢l; Bit ‘|,'l::7’Sg.`\a;`_21g “further the best interests of the people un Pro.

' Sufferers Need Not impair TIIE BEST

show that this disease is on the increase Among women.

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MI/ ill

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/Wrllvnz ma 1faw_y@I‘, ,

U11less early and cornnct treatment is

applied the puticmt scldom survives when once the disuuse is fastened upon

ner. Lt-.ua 1-1. iruiiuisi-is v.~,,».»t=.b1¢ P"

thc nlignincnt Of the proposed Tunnel.

Compound is the most efficient treat- ment for kidney troubles of women,

prc~pa':cd for this purpose. p \\'hcn awomzin is trurlhicd with pain or weight in loins, bnckuche, frequent, painful or scul-.ling nrinutiou, swelling of liinbs o1~` foct, swelling under thc eycs. an uneasy, tired feeling in the re,f_rion of thc laitlneys or notices u brick- dust. sediment- in the un'1vc, she should loss- no time in con1n1\‘pf_-irig trculmcnt with liysliat l‘]. l’inkhain`s Vcofctnble- i`<u11pou11d..'.».s it may be the means of s:1\'in;;l1»-rllfe.

l"or proof. rcnrl what. L_vdia ld, Pink-

hnnfs \’cg\¢t.a.blc Compound did for Mrs. >}n\v\‘<‘r.

“ Irzxnnot express thc terrible suffering I

hud to endn1‘e. A dcrangiuaxcut of the fcnuilc orzgnns rlcveinped nervous prostrntion and a sruiolxs killln-_y troul1le_ ‘Thu doctor atl'vndf~ll mc for u ywir. but I kept getting worse, until I was unable to do anything. and I made up my mind I could not live. I finully dwided to try Lydia E. Pinkhalrds Vegetable Com- pound as a Lust resort, anrll am to-rluy a well woman. I cannot praise ittoohighly, and I tell every suffering womnn about my case.” Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Coiiycrs, Gu.

Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to

women; address in confidence, Lynn,

and is the only medicine especially l

ADVICE _ IS FREE 0

' hi

Oi' ull the diseases known. w‘t.h which w

the female organism is afiiiewd, kidney disease is thc most. fatal. and statistics m

TEE I’BlOPI.»E’S PAPER.

shud Guardian Publishing Company.

Published at its offices, New Prowse Block, North Side' Poet Ofiioo, Charlotte

wn, Prince Edward island, Canada, et the following rates, payable in advance:

or-n»ng Edition, ldnlly except Sunday) one 1nont.h 2.5¢; per year. .qw ohly Edition lWednesdu»y) per year _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. .I .(1) The Guimlian will not bc responsible for currency o stumps remitted throu h

rlls. Send by Poe-tal Order. Express Order, or Registered letter payable ta The

Brancb Offices af Summcrsfde, Alberton, Georyelohvn and Searls.

Editorial and News Telephone 131|. Ollie: Boon 1 p.m. to 6 om.: 8 pda. to 1 o. m

_ E. I. UCCRHADY, Ediior.

_ . S. lcRA.B. News Editor.

t l.

HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

'ook iurniuliun tl\roug_-'li which they pro-

poscto build the 'l`unnelI" asks nuoh

ector. Now there \\c1e not two or three

Ilut murh \w\.~.' knownof thc rock for

inulion unllc1'lying lllc Strnits long before

hc tests were unvle for the Tunnel ln the

url_vniueties. So loin: uno ns 1836 I)r.

lil' I-fcoloill’ of this region. Again ln 1847

Dr. Gi-s1ierg|\vef\11'thcr nttcntlon to thc

sulijecl. conli|'xnin;,' his previous oh.~|cr~

ations.

Sir \\`illinm Dawson wrote on the

uhject in 155| and 1855, und ugzlin in lh'il

heund Dr.lIu1-rington reported on thc ;.'c0lo;_'y und xnincrnl resources of I’1'iucc- Edwnrrl lslnnd, Again i1|ln`7~i Si1‘\Villinm

upplicdn pnpcr to the Journal Of the

GL‘Ul0l~'icnl Society on thc rocks in thc

slnnil.

Dr lills reported on the some district to

the ge0lo|,:icnl Survey il1 1883 und the into l~`r1\ucisli:\i11 in l8.‘l.'», ull confirming the results of 1nun_\' previous exu|ninuti0n.~i

undrcports ns to thc rcok formation of

in Islunrl und of the zuljoiliintr portions

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:ir

I Jil ,K “'13” QEETY

- .s the best harcl hat on earth for your' $3 00.

Its weight is just 2 ounces. It is asflexible as a

kid glove.

. ls perfectly unbreakable except by a, sharp

' instrument, :ind will hold its perfect black color in- ‘3

deiinitely. \Vill fit the head perfectly, and does

not lose its shape.

Its style is unquestionably the latest kind. g

It is known the worl=l over as the best there is ,

in the hat line.

»¢ .1

We’ve live different shapes of this one hat. .3

to tin- mi-lc, whnt rin they know of tin- Ells ofthe Geological Survey read 11 pnpcr

before the Royal Society of Cuuadn on

l`l1c Geology of the Ifroposed »Tunncl ,under the Northumberland Strait. Thnt

iles merely, but ten holes bored along report we have now before us.

A rlctuiled stalcrrnuit is given of the

strata penetrated by the horer in ouch of these ten holes, thc cores being 110w p1'e» served in the Geological Museum at

0ttn\\'i\. The holes were bored ton depth

<_§:~sne1'l\1nlexamined und reported upon of fron\00t0 l~i8 feet in the rock. Eight

of these holes were 011 the New Bruns- wick sidc of thc Strult und two on the Is-

lunrl side. They are 500 yards upurt. These horings confirm in the fullest mnn-_

ncr the reports previously mude by the cniinent. geologists nbove nnmerl.

Dr. Ella says ol' the borings- “ln rc-

unrd to the holes bored undcrnenth the

waters of the Struit itlnny be remarked thnt there is a great similnrity _judging fro1n the cores preserved in thc strntu. pnsserl through in every cuscff us they consist of soft rcri snndstoncs and soft red cluy

slmlcs, with occusionnlly purtings of no- dulur limestone. The beds present thc suuic gcncrnlly horizontal position us is obser\'erl along the shores of the Mnlnlund und of the Islnnd opposite. “The nnturulinfercncc would he thut

thoseconrliticnscxtcnd unif0rmlythrou;_fl1- out the whole extent of the proposctl Tunnel. . . From the geiierully soft und uniformelmmctorof the strata thus tvs-

lcrl thcrc would nppeur to he but sliglit iliiiieulty ns rcgrurds their excnvutiou."

ln udililiontolhc result of the borings

nlong the nligznnicnt of the proposed tun~

nel Ur. hills gives thc result of the horings nmdc in lt-»71l-T7 ul- Mount Fon'cst to n

depth of itll) it-ct, which shows thc some

orrlcr of a.lle1'nuting shnlc und snndstone down to the bottom of the test-. I1\ - this hole there were found nt the surface 15

[ect of boulder-chiy, while thc vnrious

slmlc strnta zuztzrrrgntcrl ISU feet :ind thc viiriliiiiéf'eil`iiii`i`i"6l'1§ii1nlstohe 325 fcct. `

In furc of such full informzil-ion it is not

to bc wonflercil nt that relinblc rontrnct-

ors urc rciuly with oil'cr.\' to construct the

'l‘unncl without [urihcr cxplorutory tests. Thc most cinincnt geologists hnvr dcclnr-

ed thc ilutn suilicicnt, rind that the pru- poscil'I`unnelis not only pmcticuhlc, hui that the rock formation is such ns to

present but sliglit difficulty as regni-:ls ex. r-nrntion. Still we mny expect ignorant persons to misc objections, nlaklng up in noise wlmt is lncklng in reason, mul in volubiliiy for their wunl. of informn.tion

onthe subject,

Mrrull in longleiter to The Pun-int of

Sziturduy nmkcs u strong case for thc 'l`unncl. He wuuts a cnr ferry ln the

Drop In toiday for yours' incuntimc before thc Tunnel is bui`t.

\\'c leur, hownvcr, that nn agitation for u

l,-'24 - <-nr t`crr_vu.i, the present time would do

lp harm rnthcr than good. lt. would cause et "W iii-lny and hc lonkerlupon us unnliernutive

CLOTHING

is about all in now, and its more pleasing than

we ever saw it before.

Our 1510 and $12 suits fo

we ever had for that money.

r men excel anything ‘

This is top-coat weather and we havejust a lot

of elegant new ones, priced at $8.00 to $15.00.

ln boys’ clothing we have opened thousands of

little suits, the cutest you ever saw.

You will be surprised to learn how well $2, $3’

or $4 will dress the boy this spring.

Prowse Bros.,

~ The Wonderful Cheap Mm.

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for ,rutlicr than its procpnrntory tofthc more important work.

Stratford, 4th Aug.,lI'l1tl.

.\Il~lSSRS. C. C. RICHARDS 8; C( ).

Gentlemen, My neighbor-'shoy4 years

nhl, fell into ntub of boiling writer and not eu-aided fearfully. A few duys lutcr his legs swelled to three timcs their n:1t\1mlsize:unl broke out in running sores. His parents could get nothing to

I in-ip mm un 1 recomniemied 1~nNAun's

LINIMENT, wlilch, after using two bottles completely cured him, und I know of several other cases around hcrc almost as remarkable, cured hy the smne Lin- imcnt and I cnn truly sayl nevcr handled a medicine which has had ns gpoil u sale orgiren such universa sutlnfnctioii

M. HIBERT,

General Merchant.

\\"c hnvc on hand n large stock of leath-

er collnm, which, being fnced with curled hnlr will not injurc thc horses' hhoulders. -C. E. Rodd, Gt. (icn. Street. 22d Iii.

The rolorlnirs ln our new spring cnrpcts

nrcnsbrlght ns the spring sunshlnonnd ns vareguted as the colors of the minhow. -Mnrk Wright Furnishing Co. 22d ll.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

ft C0. Charlottetown Agents,

zzdw tf.

‘MEN-Pnmsn our

nuwus 53 HATS"

They can’t do otherwise, stylish

comfortable, finely finished. beat 9.11%!-._-_T\;<¥"s “ll '*8!=_*_'

The Privy Council havlngrlecreed that in ,the meanluu of the British North Allilifivil A0'-ll! li wnltllutlonul for the Parliament of Canada to reduce the num. ber ofthe lslund's repreaenbitiveghi the

House of Commons to (our members, nn nppcnl is now to be made to Parliament to tuke our cuse into consideration on

grounds ol equity andjustice and restore to us our orlglnnl quota of six members, ~ which our people believed we were to hnve for ull time. 'This nppealls em- bodied inn memorial, the adoption nf which by our Provincial Legislature has »

been moved by Premier Peters and se-l conded by Mr. Muthieson, Leader of t-he Opposition. It is gratifying to find the' Iliinistcrlul und Opposition purlles acting in entire accord in this matter as well us

i11 regnrd to improved coinmuuicntions with thcillluinlund.

The main grounds recited in the mem-

orial in support of our case nrc |,l1ree: (1) ‘ 'l‘hat it nppenrs from the correspondence und discussions preceding the unioh -of Prince Edward Island with Canada that _ our people were lcd to believe that our representation might be inercuscd but could not be diminished; t2) Thnt by the incrcusc in thc ureu oft-he Province of

Quebec, the unit of measurement for pur- poses of representation was seriously dis- turbed to the detriment of P. E. Islnnd, und (3)'I`hut by the non-fulfilment of the terms of union in regard to thc Inc-uns of communication with thc llluinlund the

Dominion becumc directly responsible for

the loss of population in this Province

which luis resulted in taking n\\'uy two of our rcprcscntativcs. Euch of thcsc points isa strong cnc, and collectively they n.fi`ord n. very substnntiul cusc on which to uppenl to the conscience of tin- Pnrliumcnt and people of the Dominion.

It cnn hnrm no other province, und

mcnncc 110 other portion of thc Dominion lo restore our lost rcprescntnlion. It wus thc belief of our people, including those

who agreed to the terms of union on their he-lizllf, thu: we slmnld nevcr

have lcrs than six 1'e|`r.:sc11tutl\'c.-

in the Commons. lt was 'clearly \1n-

fuir und unjust to our littlc Province, nftcr muking Quebec thc pivot l’i-ovinec

for xncnsuriuiz thc proportion of _repre-

scni.:1l.ion, ton1o1'ctlmn duuhlc tl1e crcn of tlmt Province ns luis bcvn done, thus

crcuting the chnncc of. more rnpizl growth in population there. (This is nhout thu cqui\'nleutof cluuuring the size of thc

bushel 1ncas\\1'c bctwcen tin* (inte when u contract is nmdc for tin- snle und dcllvcly

of at quantity of grain, nnd`thc time \\ hcn

thc gi-nin is mc|\surc\’l.l l"inully thc Dominion by its urhniticrl dcfuult in the muttcr of our communications with the

Mainhtnd is unxiiistukeubly the cuuse

nfourloss of populntinu. It is doubly hnrd to losculltliepcoplc we hnvc lost

und our rr-prescntuton us wcll, by the fn\1ltoftlu~ Dominion. Common justice shoulrl more the Ilonlinion to restore that

which it lms so \\'1'iu|;_<f\1ll_ynl1llinjuriously taken uwny.

S'I`IlAll\'I'}l) BACK .\NI) SIDE.

“\Vhilc working in u Snw mill" writes

New Spring Coats and Skirts.

More New Spring Dress Goods.

2 Cases of Enghsh Millincry

Received on Saturday at

F.Perkln$&0o.

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(‘.. E. Kcnnc_v, from (lt|.u\vu."I slrniucd 1u_\'l»ni:k:unl sitlc so sc\'i-rely I hurl lo ;_;o» lo hell. Every ninvcnu-nt cnuscrl Incl tnrture. It.1'icfl1liil`crcnt oils und lini-» nuff-nts, but wn.~u1`t helped till I used Nor-.'

vilinc. Eu-n the first application gave, comdrlcruhlc relief. ln three fluys i wus

nnuin nt work. Other men inthe mill use ` l\‘crvillne with trcuxenrlous hcnctlt loo.’ An .holiest record of ncm~l_v fifty yenrs hus cstnhlisheo the vuluc of Poison s .\'crvilinc.

WANTED.

Men who have been out of em-

ployment for some time and who are now in positions where thcv require to dress well TO KNOVV that they can cet good Suits vrcll made and trimmed, in tweed or serge. at $6.50 up. Good Hats $1 oo up. Trousers $1.25 pair. Fancy Colored Cambrlc shirts 5oc up. Collars 2 for 25c, Ivice Ties 2 for 25c, Socks 2 pairs for 25f: rand eveything in the Mcn’s Cloth- ing, Hut and Furnishing lines at Paton’s. _ 15 dntf

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Brushes

fectionery received.

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Central Drug Store,

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FILES 5'Nll RASPS

are the best made. Every

one guaranteed.

Vlfholcsule and Retail

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SEE Ds!

They are the same as they plant

themselves. and they do not sell :my Seeds that they do not pinot largely of the same. This with the fact that they are the largest growers of vege- tables and plants on the island has had atendency to give the pub ic such confidence in Gays’ Seeds. `

NOTE. -Our seeds can only he

had directly from us and we make u specialty of vegetable seeds incl udiug Turnip, Maugel, Carrot and Parsnip, which can be classed field seeds.

SWEET PEAS.

Our Sweet Pew are the finest grown,

and procured direct from the large.: and most critical grower in America, and we are lu a position to sell by `tl1e lb., oz. or pkt as cheap as the

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PLANTS.-We are

the largest growers of plants in the Province, and our Flowers and Vezetable plants are too well known to need de- scription. They willbe fully advertised when the season for them er- rives.

NOTICE-We are open

daily to the public and have u large space in new market, East end, opposite Post Office. -

Oldeis to eration or

boats tree of charge.

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_ 5\1°\1YSld¢~ Chnlottewwu Market end Head oi Prince Street.

We bought an 'agent.’s nm-

plea,thirty odd dollars worth at a discount. We are able to give them to you at cost prices and r make a little. They are in the window for your inspec-

tion.

2 gross Cleever‘s English

soap received, best 3 for K

value obtainable.

2 cases Telly‘» Fnglish Con-

b¢¢|l|L¢-no-‘-4.4-LA;

lil? li ’

I ' A I ous rzriusznrkrlon c/ics. I H p

Cleaning

Means ext-ra work for the ladi Let US help YOU by doing 5-,ur

'lace curtains, table linen, l.lm.k¢is,

sheets. slips, towels. etc. There will be more sunshine in 'he lu me if you do so.

We guarantee satisfaction.

A. F. WEBSTEI-‘,

Star Steam Laundry. ‘ Ki-nt St.. Phone 151.

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2 Cases New Suitings,

New llvcr- Coatings,

New lrouscrings.

Join Merton _& co.

JUNE DAY.

The imported thorough bred stal ion,

]un_c Duy,»’ will leave the owne.-‘s stables, Monday May Sth, for Rich 1rd l.urge’s, Albany at noon, thence to \\'1u. Francis at night. Tuesday, May 9th to Malcolm Ferguson’s,Homptcn at noon, thence to James Greens, lien- slmw at night.. Wednesday. May mth tojoscph \Varrcns, Cornwall at noon by .Shore Road. Tilcuce to O’Iiol- lerns, Charlottetown, will remain there till Friday noon, Mny Izth. Thence to john Rodds, Milton at night. Moy 15th to Norman Lings, Wheatley River at noon. Thence to R. Y. l\lc(loubrcy‘s, New Glasgow, re- uminini; over Sunday, I\Io|1du ', 15th io G. B. l\IacK'ay’s fat noon. Tléhcnce to I’;~rk Cnrncr ovcr night. Tuesday 16th to Robert Sulht-rlanfl's, Sen View at noon. Thence to Michael Hynes, Uarnlcyutniglit. Wcllncsduy l7t.l1tn Robert Cro1.ier’s, at noon. Thence to George Simpsons ut Kensington over night. 'l`liursday18tl1 to Frank Tup~ lins, New Annan at noon. Thence to St. Eleanors at night. Friday 19th to ’l`hos.Gl0vers, Sumirerside at noon 'I`l1t-unc to Fred, Clarks, \\;l. o` Valley at night. Saturday to Owmrs

.?l.ables at noon remaining until Mon- : ay.

Tliculiovc route will bc continucd

fortnightly during the season.

’l`c-rms for season $8.00 payable ist

Nowmbcr.

Mares nl o\rne1’s risk.

'I`IlOM1\SllOBINS,

Owner.

]Ai\lI~IS Gl{I€l€N,

- Groom.

2.; mo & w S w

MQMH

PIMPLES ON THE

M312 ‘

Can be cured by using our Eczema Lotion. We know of r:a.~r- where one bottle has made u complete cure. Try a bottle, not oily. dries in, lu a moment Price 254:. Milled to any address on receipt of price.

ELLIS

The Druggist and Optician.

Ten dere for City Weigher

Scaled tcudere addressed to thu

'undersigned and endorsed "Tender for City Weigh Scales” will he received at thiaoflice until noon on Thursday thc 27111 day of April X905 from any wr?" willing to contract for the Cit cli-Zh Scales stating salary per year irom the ist dey of May, |905. Good md sullici- ent security will be _required for tir- guniantee of faithful performunce of wor . .

The Connell do not bind themselves

to accept the lowgntgrx-deny tender.

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‘V w. cmttxs.

City Clerh’s Oiilce City Clerk.

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