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‘fi .nr ciirboiiie Acid. " (signed) MAYNARD iioWMAN, ii. A.

' ZED WHEAT

'ifhowed twenty grains without making any special se-

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the best sample that thfy have seen imported to

gag* #.5

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' i THE GUA1-i.o1Ai~: sHAaLoT'rE'roWN‘ APRIL 21, 1399.

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Ilitlifax, N. S. March 528th, 1899.

=’EARBoR.N is. co.

igtar-Powtler. FRFLE from Pliospliates, Alum.

‘ monia or any iiijririoiis ingredients, and to test 13

ii.-_ Government Otlicial Analyist .

the sake of comparison, we give the oliicial ILPSU 0

‘ ing Powder, which is 12.74 per cent)

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rl’ *very glad to be able to inform you that after YWHITE FIFE WHEAT, imported by you from

West last fall, I have no hesitation in recommend-

fthe farmers of P. E. Island.

sspgd out of the twenty, nineteen grew strong and

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It s_'s in this section ot the country pronounce you

Yours etc. .

¢e~»o°~ ig '\‘\ 7.

L* 7 R. P. BAGNALL, Farmer,

Hazel Grove, P. E. I.

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wheat to dispose of-

RABE HASZARD,

QUEEN SQUARE.

18,1899

Kalsomine, Alabastl ne, Petrol

Whiting, C-lue Colorings. Paints,

7 Oils or Brushes for Spring clean-

ing.

.HAVE THEM.

&i CHANDLER.

Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground. The emptiness of ages in his face, And on his back the burden of the

world.

spair,

A thing that grievcs not and that never

e _

hop s,

Stolid and stunted. it hroilier to the ox Who loosened and let down his brutal

jaw P

Whose was the hand that slanted back

this brow? _ _

Whose breath blew cut the light within

this brain E’

is this the Thing the l.o.d God made

and gave

To have dominion over s -ii :ind land; To trace the stars and si-arch the hea-

vens for power; I

'l`o feel the passion of E°erniiy P ls this the Dream He dreamed who

shaped the suns

And dillared the blue lirniament with

light ?

Down all the stretch of llell to its last

gulf

There is no shape more terrible than

this

More tongued with censure of the

‘ world’s blind greed-

More illed with signs and portents for

the soul- ,

More fraught with menace lo the uni-,

verse.

What gulfs between him and the scrap-

him !

Slave of the wheel of labor, what to

him

Are Plato and the swing of Pleiades ? What are the long reaches of the peaks

of song, /

The rift of dawn. the reddening of the

rose?

Through this dread shape the suffering

ages look;

Time’s tragedy is in that aching stoop; Through this dread shape humanity be-

trayed.

Plundered, urofaned, and disinherited, Cries protest to the Judges of the

World,

A protest that is also prophecy.

O, masters, lords, and rulers in all

lands,

ls this the hand work you gave to God, This monstrous thing destroyed and

soul quenched E’ 1

How will you ever straighten up this

shape:

Give back the upward looking and the

li ht-

Rcbuild igu it, the music and the dream; Touch it again with immortality; -A Make right the immemorial infamies, Perfidious wrongs. immedicable woes.

lands.

How will the Future reckon with this

Man i’ 1~ .

How answer his brute question in that

hour

Whenjwhirlwinds of rebellion shake the ` world ? _ ~ How will it be with kingdoms and with

kings- -

With those who shaped him to the thing

he is-

When this dumb Terror shall reply to

God

After the silence of the centuries ? ‘i -Prof. Markham. 1

DONT MARRY `

, .

Aiiterary Man He Will Make “ Copy” of Sacred Incidents of Life.

H It’s a risky thing to marry a literary

man." remarked a popular actress a few nights ago. ‘~because, you know,they are se apt to make ‘ copy,' as they call it, out of the most sacred incidents in life, and that is trying to a sensitive woman. Now, my sister is married to a writer, who does stories and such things, and while he’s just the dearest old fellow in the world, he’s continually causing her pain. Last winter, for in- ` stance, during the cold snap. she went out doors for something or other and

through the picket fence. She is rather stout, you know, so she couldn’t get np, but just sat there in the snow as if she was in stocks, or whatever they call those horrid things that the Puritaiis used to use. Of course she screamed for help as loud as she could, and at last Charlie heard her and came out. ‘Why

9 ‘ Fertilizer

1 Manufactured of

l'log’s Bone and Blood

ANI] X Tried last season.

' Grand Success,

V .; Write for prices.

* Guaranteed Analysis.

Mamiel’ what on earth is the matter? and she told him that she had slipped on the ice and her feet were caught in the fence. How amusingl’ says he; what 3 splendid incident for a little sketch!’and would you believe it? he actually forgot all about her and turned around and went into the house and wrote a story 2,000 words long, with Mamie sitting there in the snow, just yelling her lungs out! Did you ever hear of anything so awful? When they found her she was frozen fast to the walk and they had to pry hot' 100 ne. Mad? Well. it pretty

I tell you, a sensitive woman is runnin

_ _ Gurrrrtmn renders 'willjinc c fo ow-

Bowed by. the Welgm of mnwnes he ing comicirient to clip and lccepjoi' ref-

leans arena..-.

liriioris incl-i. Friday evening in Mechanics’ llall.

_ Ciri' Council meets e secun -

\Yho made him dead to rapture and de- day in each m0mh_ 1)r_ “.',,_r\,u,.wn,

Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.

meets the first y Ewen Stewart, Secretary. `

and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W. C. Whitlock Sec’

Foresters. meets in Mechanic’s_ Hall

New Prowse Block. -Murdock McLeod. Removes all poisons and impuri. lllusirious Archivist. ties from the system_

Mechanics’ Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken. nedy, Sec’y.

Temple, second Tuesday in month. D R MCLENNAN Sec’

Temple, first Monday in month. J R Davison, Sec’y.

sons in Masonic Temple, firsl

Y P July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y.

slipped on the walk and ran her feet'

nearly broke up their nomo, It’s just as

l Uh. 'll

(). Y. B..-"`he Orange Young

th d Mon

Tun Charlottetown School Board`

' Merida of each month

i‘oiii<:s'r1~:1tf-..

Court Charlottetown C O F second

e ’ y.

Prince George Encarnpment, Royal

Courrr Monivr STEPHEN. I. O. F.,

first and third Tuesday of each month Pu,.e_

ID M(’Cl}a.DlC’S Hhll, G'I'afl.0n St. -E- li. stirs up the siuggish liver and

_ , ,

Duchemm' 59° Y' clears away all the bad bile.

Conirr AvoNDALE, I. 0. F., second

andfourth 'li.-es<l:iy’s of each month in Gives stren th and vitalit in

Meclianirfs lIali,Gr:i.ft0n St.-J.I). Tay- g Y 4, lm. SeC»y_ place of weakness and languor. _

Court Gladstone. A.O.F.. meets in

MAsoNs.

St. John's Lodge in Masonic

e y ~

Victoria Lodge in Masonic

Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma-

Thursda in month exce t June,

Prince Edward Preceptory, K T,

in Masonic Temple. third Wed- nesday in month. H W Anderson, Registrar.

onDFF.LLows

Port La Joie Encampment no 4

second Wednesday in each month!---I) R. McLennan R. S.

St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-

day evening- W A Martin, Sec’y.

Wildey Lodge every Friday

evening; both in their hall in Victoria Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y.

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets

every first and third Tuesday evening. -Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.

SONS 01-‘ ENGLAND.

Every Thursday eveningin their hall

on Victoria Row. Andrew Newson

and fourth Tuesdays of each month in their hall, Victoria Row.-H.B.Wright, Sec’y.

soNs or 'ri:MPERANt ir.

Prince Edward Division No. l,

meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday. W. P.Kirby,R..Scribe.

Victoria Division No 4, every

Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J Chappell, R. Scribe.

Orient Division, No 161. every

Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower

rforAL crtnsanims.

Wrighs Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada Wadman, Sec’y.

' _ Goon 'rEiirPLARs.

Charlottetown Lodge meets in

Wright’s Hall every Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. Visiting' Templars wel- come.-H.J . SCANTLEBURY, Sec’y.

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M SMP For an anis wemf. L SIRENGIH Fei are Piiysieai wefiw.

For Men,Women andChildren,

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GBNTLEMEN,-I have for a long time

needed something to make blood and build up my system. Myblood was watery

Ind thin, lacking' strength a.nd,vita.1ity. Last January a riend said :-“Wh not try Dr. Wa.rd's Blood and Nerve gills? They will supply the oxygen our blood needs and give you health andystrengfh." I told him I was very skeptical as to any benefit that could be derived from any proprietary medicine and had no faith in them. There the matter rested until four months ago, when reading so mud, about what Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills have done for so many people with im. poverished blood, I concluded to give them a trial. I have taken four boxes and my unbelief so far as Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills are concerned has been entirely removed. They are a splendid

‘ blood builder and strength restorer, and

an invaluable medicine for weak, ener- vated people. This has been my experi-

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body and strong healthy blood.

(Signed), PETER Lawiurncn Wnvrs,

988 Queen St. West, Toronto, Ont.

ey won t, we y rice 506.

wr box ; 5 boxes for $z.oo. Tm: Doc-ron

nn Courutv, Limited, Toronto, Ont.

` Bitlzers

Sec’y. ‘

Lodge Prince Edward meets second _

Hall. John Ross. R. Scribe. ,

Company 'A.” every Monday in'

~ Chocolates.

Burdock Blood

The Best " Spring ~ Medicine.

Makes the blood rich, red and 1

Acts on the kidneys and bowels.

The most wonderful blood pun-

fier, restorative and Strengthener known to science. ‘ `

Mr. George Heriot, Baillieboro,

Ont., says :

“Two years ago I was very

poorly in the spring, had no appe- tite, felt weak and nervous, not able to work much and was tired 1 all the time.

“I saw Burdock Blood Bitters

highly recommended for such I. condition as mine, so got a. bottle to try it. A _

“I started taking it, and inside

of two months I was as well as ever I was in my life.

“ I cheerfully recommend B.B. B.

,as a splendid blood puriher and spring medicine and wish it the best of success.” '

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A Slaughter Sale __0F__

GRDGKERY

For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets,

Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Jardinieres, Cheese Dishes, Fancy China, Lamps, and all kinds of Glassware

Cheaper than ever sold before in

this city

At -

LEWIS’ OLD STAND,

Grafton Street. Opposite North Side Market:Squa.re.

‘Wi.i.T.‘ "°‘

Snowflake L

Can be had at the following first-class stores. _

W.A.Hutchinson. Stewart & Gates. W. Pickard & Oo. Sanderson & Oo. J.D.McLeod &lCo. W. F. Carter.

These gentlemen are willing to pay the price necessary

to procure a good article. - Quality is to them of more

importance than big . profits.

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K|ng’s Bounty. Cranberry. ilctmeIl’s.

'lenders lor Ferries

Poplar Point, ,Annandale Grand River. 1

0ne .

Eye at a

That’s the way we test. , Usually the eyes difer in sight. 1 A glass which suits one injures thi

other, and ultimately both safer. I

We use modern appliances, and thi

greatest care to avoid a misfit. I

A mishtwould hurt your eyes any ui reputation. r

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E. W. TAYl.llll§

Victoria Jewelry Store.

Spring '

is the time for general clear`\ ing. Your clock or weml

may need clearing to sure their keeping good tim

Let us have them and special

attention will be given so at

- to rut them in

order. I ,

ii. ii. iii-tai.

Sunnyside ‘_

Are _You §

Puzzled i

To know what 'to buy to plead

your friend best at Xmas. W have many suggestions in on

. beautiful line of y_

mhmond and Gipsy mags, 1

I led Broaelel all Links `

Indies’ Lorlsetls Chains, Chain Bracelets il

Gents’ t.\\nl\sn_et¢..‘tet0. "

Our Watches and Clocks sr special value and are well wort( inspecting ‘ before purchasinj; elsewhere. ~ 1

W. N- Tantom =-_-_-.-=--=--4

Good Seeds ‘

~ are the Gholpoe 30.0) Bnsholc Seed When

Consisting of Ontario “Wh Russian"& Manitoba “Wbi

lected by reliable parties

Ontario and Manitoba. ALSO-Timothy Seed,Clov Seed, Vetches, Corn, Msn Seed, etc. All good fresh of this Spring’s importation. Our 'fprices are the lowes Special:Priees on all tim sbo to Wholesale customers.

A. HDHNE-& Di

Il‘ri&w than tues &w 7. -* -' -sr

lt’S Worth

and Bed File” carefully °

ence, they having given me strength of

All good dnxggists can supply you. If

Sh ' will b mail. P '

East lilvar. ggefs to.

DEPARTMENT or Baie Womrs..

April 17th, 1899.

SEALED TENDERS will be received at this

Department until Loon on

Thursday, 27il\ April

From any pei-so n or persons desirous of con- tracting or any of the above Ferries, to

cargly passengers, baggage, vehicles, horses, cat e, sheep. swine, gra n meal and vege- tables, over and across the above Fei- iss, for the term of three years from the lst o_f May

p_e;)t81899, mterms of the Act 3. William 4

'l li 4 tenders must express the rite of Ferri:

age on the above, sevearllcy, baggage, flour _and meal per 100 lbs.. an grainafid vege-

, tables per bushel. '

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il RH-TTENBURY, Dliill tl

lman-”- New Orleans Times-Democrat.

a great risk when she marries a literari

Toronto.

WA NTED -A shrewd. careful young man _ ofgood character, in each toyvnshi-_ of Canada. Good wages; Businesse nencet i. ess-intia.

BRADLEY GARR$S3N Co., _,Limited

'l he names of two responsible persons will-

ing to become bound for the faithful per- formance of the service must accompany each tender.

~ RICH ARD SMITH.

'JENKINS 6: S0

` al-18d&wt2’Ith Sec’y Public Work; 1

Your While

to go‘l:` our prices on

(Tanned Bonds before

purchasing.

We invite comparison of prilas

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and if you favor ua with privilege we feel sure of a sale All kinds of Goods at Rock Bottom

- Bai