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'l`lll~l GUARD AN, CH.f\RLOT'l‘E'l‘0\VN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,A`PRIL 27, 1901.

" pletel y cure as _

fflllllillflll UWDCI' Rffcft T0 HIC BC They cant hurt our school suits, at $2.00 for two piecegor $3 ggpo VV_VVV .

fore the Legislature.

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THE SPARK ARRESTER IS NECESSARY

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lr H, H. Acorn of Souris was in the M yawrday. He is waiting for

,im-ing the winter for the bridge ac-

Iw tm Hil.sb_>ro. The order which is be~

sue) by him consists of 450.000 of hgdwood plank,i2,(l)0 pi»-cas of soft 16 feet long for the approaches and work. Some time ago Mr. Acorn

word from Hr. Haney’s engineer

him not to forward material

mjyissd. A portion of the soft wood

my ready at the diRerent stations

the line between Souris and Mount

Mr. Acorn's mill is up -to-date

"gi-y particular. L-ist fall a new 60 P, McEwen automatic engine and

manufactured by the Waterous Works was installed. The mill is spacious one being 50 X100

The fittings consist of a stave saw, lmachine, planer, rotary, besides saws, and a spacious dry kiln.

The Bill before the Legislature of which

and he eloressed himself as strong-

wcdllands by the locomotives of the

glaring the summer season when is dry. In New Acadia a fire

by qsrksfroai 'the tram at loss, in fact destruction to the ex- of thousands of dollars. At the p're- umathuie uiuverr harmilie- woodlands or forests and as a consequ- the forest dues that occur _must be up to other causes. " -

In dealing with spark srresters on

sticks he contiidadfthat .the pla-

of the same was necessary only when force draft is used. That is when the

steam of the engine is turned up

iiestack. At the present time his mill is

saw dust entirely and as a cons equ- the large sparks are avoided. The

has the natural draft, the fire

raversing it compl tely._ The hard-

sawdust is found to be au etlicient and makesa great saving and the

alnu’s Bulury llumuuund

lariellous Guns.

Makes People Well and Strong ir. Spring Time-

Strong lleries,Puro Blood and Peiieot Digestion.

811

Produced the very best results.

lem pleased to

word to forward the lumber madq__

is a copy was referred to by Hr

the damage to the forests

"‘ »£in‘¢iirf.ireri:‘ has 'bmrinnie

*uneasiness ¢,o»_..

Part of the Material Ready forthe Construction of the Hillsboro Bridge and Will be Forwarded as Soon as Word is Received From the Contractor.

slabs can be sold for firewood.

In the eastern section of the Province

Mr. Acorn says there are upwards of 5,000 acres of excellent hardwood and it will be some time yet before the timber will be cut out.

BILL PROHIBITING SETTING OF FIRES.

The following is bill before Legislature: 1. It shall be unlawfuifor any person to

set out or cause to be set out, started, or kindled, any fire in or near any forest, or woodlands between the first day of May and the first day of December in any year except for the purpose of clearing land, cooking. obtaining necessary warmth or for some necessary industrial purpose;and in the case of starting fires for any 'of the above purposes, the obligations and pre- tcautions imposed in the following sections shall be observed. ‘ l 2. Every person who shall between the gdrst dayof May and their-st Vday of De- fcember in anyyear make. kindle or stan,

shall exercise and observe every reason- -able and peroautlon in the making and starting of such fire, Vand in_the man- aging of, caring for, and’ coutroliug the

,_in___order to prevent such tire frornispread- ingand burning up the timber and fores"s`

place where it has been so made or start- ded, oeany fences, cnpps or improvements upoaland lyixq` adjacent thereto. e 0'

3. Every person who shall between the

first day of May andthe di-st day of De-

c=mber make or start a dr e in the forest or at a. distance of less than [80 yards therefrom, for cooking, obtaining -neces- sary warmth, or for any industrial pur

i pose snails-

(a) Select a locality in which there is

1 the smallest quantity of vegetable matter, it deadwoocl branches, brushwood, dry ileives or resinous trees.

(b) Clear the place in which he is about

to light theflre by removing all vegetable

lads Thousands oi

to report that my health is im in every respect; 1 am stronger. \l¢jh'.°and° my appetite is good and:

matter, dead trees, branches brushwood l and dry leaves from the soil within a ra- ‘ dius of five feet- from the fire.

(c) Exercise and observe every reason- able care and precaution to prevent such fire from spreading and carefully extin guish the same before quitting the "place.

4. Any person who shall throw or drop

any burning match,ashes f a pipe,lighted cigar, or any other burning substance within any forest, o`r wood-lot., or other place where there is infiammable matter vegetable matter, shall be subject to the penalty imposed by this Aet,if he neligent \ ly omits wholly to extinguish before leav- ing the spot the tire of such match, ashes of a pipe, or cigar, or other burning sub- stance.

5. Every person who shall light, make

or start or cause to be made, lighted or started a fire on any land not owned by himself or shall not prevent any

dre made, or started on iiis* own

landfroni expending to; lands not ow_D\3*l by him. shall, if such fire so extend, and if it be clearly established that such fire has spread in consequence of his neligence, in every case forfeit damages to _the Crows or private person as the case may be, in j ired by said tire, such damage to be in

addition to any penalties imposed by this

_ - V _ P Y

__ AW , ‘be held at their olli ee in Ciiarloste-

Suc g d . . rveuous 6. It shall be the duty ofail steam mil, mem gn Wedgggday, the gigm, day of

¢Ill'escoev;?Sdis;§se ai‘iiliclloeldE;_ll:€e made °w“°" using im” sm.°‘ke'sm°»kS to be' M*Y next’ A D' 19011 0'" ‘he hm"

S Celery Compound C"nad%.s most provided with etllcient spark arresters to og 12 0»c}0ck_ noon

trusted and most popular spring medi- Lgxzgngftggesmegiigsesftf:mbli Dated this 26th day of A; ril, 1901

7 Any person violating any of the pro-

ig`it’s d'sease diabetes liver com- _ I _ _

rheumatism, neu’ralgia,_ Vbloodl "S'°”S Offthii iAct,t}shal§2be gable to 8 27V cod bd V Superintendent. _ ,V That beautifull situated h d l t

pre , _ y ouse an o on

and functional irregularities can l Egsglggoofoszaciasnd 238 ’oat';;n;° m Qf Men 2; ‘Hats aélggtyleg anél Lpricdes. Eat; the comer-_of Upper Great George and Alley

no term. if Pane-S entry com-i ~ It _ df; Eh. A' t ._ .__ _U 5333 ° ‘° ii’ ° ai ° - ac °‘!,‘g g, §;,;;‘;§§;,,§g3§;°§;*;,§~,c;°°1;o;=;<},,g;,1;‘;“1_§;gg- be promptly and honestly used. _ S' Au-7 Pena y lmpose y . is c'may ‘ ° ° ilars apply to ' P

p A

d recovered in the same e

We roinptly point those who are auf- ' be sued for an if - MRS EDMOWD TOOMB. '

` I ‘ - d_ '_ _ Apnl 20d zw eod. On the remises.

.§‘;,;;;° "ga "°1>°;“°'° °§;“=§)§§;” ?.f.§`.fi°if.‘2»i§..‘§`fI§§l§i...§l’f.i3§f°§§. §'.l’}..if.'t s t ------------------------------ -- - _~ I1 P

ry Olllpollfl Cul' ° , _ . ` V

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by P.iine’s Celery Compound are S I 'bl ’ .d th P . . 1 T q DEPARTMENT PUBLIC il 0RKS_

lwilllir and periiiarieut. These established ` Sha [_ ¢ pm, to e mvmcm refkurer _ Caarl i t-:tow i, A Jril 27. 1901,

truths shoiillcheer the despondent and °f “ms Pmvmce and Shan be apphe(;,t° Sealed tenders will be received at sm-erin __ _h wards the general revenue of the ro- this 05136 nun nom on

g E\cl`_Y\\ (fre, _

M,._A_F ,_ _ _ _ _ .(, fl vince; and in case the amount of any V

orMau,.e,;] T-)y,§“,;QT,etl,1,eL;:e';;] ;;1i;§e Penalty recovered and cost be not _Paid MDII(|ay,M Hy 20, 1 vm, mos, happy’re5um: he Says: ‘Vforthwith,t.he offender shall be committed from any pa,-gum 0;- persons willing to “For two ye-airs I was in a low condition fto tfhe Common Gliol qt the County for 9' gon fact for Vlhe JlJI_)_'Jl_YlUg #nd placing illhealth, suffer-ing for nervousness, faint- perwd not' excegdmg 30 days' _ of the Heating _ App£il'iiVi\1S in the A55' ll

speusmainin the head Stomach 9. Every action for the _breach of this lum annex, p,,1@0uw00_\ agcmdmg to

ani lo f , 'I d Act shall be begun within six mouths Pisa and spec 5,5350] ig b9_ seen at this

- ss o appetite. was a - V h b _h

“md bl’ B Deizhbor to use your wonder- “tiff sllétgthigegcfn

medicine, Paine`s Celery Compound. lbe held to limit Use of this marvellous preparation

or wit t

of any

I action

and

,angie »_for the purpose .of clearing land!

trash Cure will care you, there is no doubt about that. Italways has-and al- . » - , , ~ ~ _~,.:= .¢

'n'iii"»‘nnd Macpherson os., Limited. 'ro

_ house cheered frantically throughout the

new ' d neu °m°°°

°"t°'m`? hs he The names of tivo responsible per- and

If the person who has what they con sider only a little lingering cold in the ‘header catarrh in a slight form could ‘only see whats pitiabie sight some of those. who have a had case of Chrorfc _Catarrh presents. we feel sure they would V not neglect taking the proper treatment another m'nuteIlouger. Catarrli is ore of the most dangerous of all diseases: It works its way no slowly and slightly that you do :not realize how nearly you are in its deadly grasp, until some of the more painful and disagreeable sym- ptoms appear. There has never been anyremedy so successful in treating cat- arrh or Head Colds as Japanese Catarrh Cure. there is no guess work, no experi- ment or no failures when this time tried remedy is used. It relieves the head paiiiisfin one minute and stops the

_discharge from the nose and dropping in) the throat in a very short time. It goes ‘ straight to every Catarrhnl diseased portion, soothes, heals, allays all infiam mation and cures permanently If you have only a slight Cold in the Head don't neglect it. Japanese Catarrh Cure cures La Grippe or Cold in the Head in one night, and permanently cures Cat- arrh wherever located. Ybu will dad it pleasant to use. No instruments of any kind are required. It is the only per- manent cure for Catarrh.

Mr. A. E. Wilson, Principal

Esnonsan nv Government Home. Dlk- Govsasirssr horn Man.. writes:-“We INs'rrrU'r1oNs have used several boxes of

some vary aggravated _ ln the Home.

Trial size 10cents by mail, -from the Grif-

ronto, Canada. _

__._.¢..;_ - THE BICYCLE. °

' Pirn.VanELrrr1a|Ap-rilél.-At Keitlfs yes- terday afternoon in the closest race of the week Tom Butler broke the world’s live-

mile record covering the distance in six minutes and twenty-live seconds. The

last two laps.

_*_* .-,gi

To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

alldrug ists refund the money if it fails o cure;‘§5o. E. W. Grove. Signature o neach box.

_ ---¢--- CUBA’S TRADE.

Figures recently given out show that

the exports from Cuba. to the United States have decreased nearly $8,000,000 in value, while the imports from the United States to Cuba have decreased $4,000,000.

TO CURE GRIPPE IN ' TWO DA YS

Lax ative Broino-Quinine removes the csuue

To Builders and Others

Tenders are required for erecting and com-

pleting the building of Baptist Church at Kingsboro King’s Co. (P. E. I.) Tenders to be in b the ll ' t Pl nd 8 ‘Eesti

y 25th a ins aus a peci ons may be seeb at Tir. S. S. Ro".ert.son’s Kin sboro.

P. li. Island Electric (lo.

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Notice is hereby givei that the

ainual general manning ofthe stock holders of the abivs coin an will

JAMES WRIIIIELL.

sono willing to become bound for the (ai hfnl performance of the contract must accompany each tender.

Tenders to be. marked "Tenders for

_HOSEDQ Asylum Annex”

three pieces.

These suits are all

wool Halifax Tweed,

made with pleated back

and front, cost but $200

up to 14 years of age,

$2 50 up to 15 years of

age.

prices from 75c to $81

As good a suit elsewhere costs more-.

It does notinatter how many remedies Th0W0lld8l'flll MBU. ; ,._u_m,,, _,M , _,__ _., have failed to cure you of Catarrh or . ` is ' ' - " ` "f_.§_ff' <

Bela s are Dau erous _

gooolouusilivluuii i _ t i _ _

IN KINGS COUNlY “‘°';;;Vj§;j”;;°f;;i_§;;§ ;i;;_§f?'° L61; U16 Boys .l

So Fatal if Neglected, as ( atarrh V

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Three pieces Tor big

_'\"‘

boys, all wool Halihix ~ -

Tweed. colors Fawn

Brown, Steel Grey,Light

Grey .

Made well~ and will

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'wear well too,~,$3.00and

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r *fi j _

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. A ~ gal’

, _ -V if 1

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Clothe your boy in one of our all wool school suits and vve’ll no

jump all he likes and the stitching and cloth will stand it. 1 l 'L =

Beside these we have about three thousand little suits for boysga_ll__,ages,;

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eff. su

Japanese Catarrh Cure, and . V _ _ _ V A l “__ V' &*j_’_V_’*`__` "`Vf"_§_;-*_

find it superior to anything we have ever - ’ " ‘ S ~ P 'Sf QF '-f=;~ $55; used for Catarrli. It has given wonder ~ _ ; __ -_ V "' 1 - P _; _'___" ful results on every case tried. It eer » _ _ . _,f ` 1~' _ ~"`j,i_~*;_ S? "“'=~ tainly is an article of merit, hdving cured __ _ _ ‘ ‘ il f' ._,f"

V \.f 5.; iz.-».'_f;i"=:r

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'-~ "»»»" ' e :i1$”.~.

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howbad your Catarrh is, Japanese Cat-_._ V . _ _ `V_-~ fi V has

_ _ ,_ V . ._ _ __.-.‘V`,`.i' ' '~ “ - ' . .. . _“,`5‘1C?

- il 1‘.‘.'_\

V M It Thisdepartmeutdoes not binditsell,

lowest oranytsnder

6 ‘ .

rowers/lsrsaVc».unAui_i. _

Tolsoxrro, April 24'.-The `fEveulni'l

`i 'reiegi-nm' sible from London says George'

Towns, champion oarsman fof`Eugland, wants to row Gaudanr in ,Toronto Bay

or Oriliia for a stake of £250.

After the grip, or other serious Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the medicine to to restore- the appetite and strength.

ANOTHER COMBINE.

turers of the United States into one cor. poration, with a capital of $12,000,000. ‘

Wanted-A case of heuralgia that

Bentley's Liniment will not instantly relieve. A1lclealers25c.

» » . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » » ¢ » » s ¢ ¢ »ns

5 t Shirt Waisis. . _

__ The new styles-show latest in cnt

I and finish. I I Pleats, Tucks and Hemstitch elfects Z 1 in White Lawns, Sateens, Frenchi- : Printed Flannels, Black and Colored! . Cashmeres, Alpacas and Silks. I I Btf JAS. PATON & CO. Z

I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........}.. . . . . . . . . ._.I

_ Buy your clothing at J. B. Macdonald & Co’s. and save Z) per cent. 25 3i.

Address J. W. GaRDNEgR, Menfs Pants, 500 pairs received lately at

_ _ _ _ 8¢¢1’¢\lfy- lprices ou want to pay. Lower prices' ¥1°8Sb°f°» -*Pnl 27» d 2* W 1*- than elbewherefor the same quality.-J. . ' -,_ _ T' B. Macdonald 8300. 3l.

a ~ Q » » » s . . ~ ».sa . ¢ . ¢ . ¢ » - ~ ~ - » » - - - » ~ - » ¢ ~ » ~use u

5 Washable Dress Fabrics. §

_ This season’s importations represent 1 2. high class selection from the best man- I I ufacture`rs.Whateverisnew for dainty I I Summer Gowns, Shirt |Waists and I I Suits, will be found in this stock. I Z Linen C-rashes,_Lawns, Piques; Per- I 2 sian Lawns,Di1nities, Percales,Printed : 2 Cambrics, Zephyrs and Ginghams. I 2 Write for samples of any, or as many I Z kindsas you wish to -inspect. I Z White Muslims, N ainsook, Victoria I I Lawns, Organdies, India Linen, Jac- I 3 conet, Mull, Swiss, Book, Swiss, Spot I I and Figured Muslins. ‘ I I 23 tf. Jas. Paton Sc Co. 1

Black Dress Fabrics and;

§ Suitings. g

I Customers livinff out of town are I

inll o\'ddfo ' hi` 1

I espec ypr ‘l e rin auug any I part of this stock submitted for in- I 1 spection through the medium sample, I I which will be found to contain every- 3 I thing at a glance, as to quality, price, I I etc. W'e give particular attention to I 1 thc qualities of black goods. Z L The new Smooth finished Home- I I spuns,CheviotSuitings,Serges,Twills, Z 1Ladies’ Cloths, Venetians, Repps,1 I Cords, Mohairs, Sicilians, Cashmeres, _L I Hcnriettas, Nun’s Veilings, Crepes, 1 I Poplins, Llamas, Voiles, TaH`etas I :snr und wool Bmnes. snr ami:

Z Wool Crepe de ChenesiIUncrushable I 1 Silk Grenadines, Blae- and White § 2 Shepherd Checks. Black and Grey I : Mixturésiu Tweeds and Mohairs. : I _Write for Samples with Prices. I : Special attention to orders for ' I Mourning. ~

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Negotiations are now on for the con- ' 'I I l - _ VV _

solidation of all the sewer pipe manufac: V ...___-gl V - hiss tion réctgg ltgtel .T

Thlllk _P°° _ 1

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Erecting _ " if F

that building before you get my prices for work andsmaterial-. It will save you money to deal with me _as I supply eve ything and am fully equipped with s good wood working plant.

furnished on sppli-P

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3 _

Fitzroy Street V . .

Ch’town P. 0. Box, 218.

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FOR .SALE

.: ,T .ifié ~; ss.

tlilacbonald & Stewart

9 Barristets, Attorneys-at-Law, Noiariers, &c ` l- A- l|tll0l|Al.U liiiillllll STEYIIHT

Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

J 8118 lwl, d&W'6m

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Canned

ako contracts for ’ no

s pack and t

Plans and Estimatesw

°s s°s!s s:s's°s s.s _

copied by him on Grafton St. on,-ff

s. m. until 4 o’clock p. in 0 »

W B ROBERTSON A

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April 24 tri.

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' The pleats V ,_*~;ruq\i¢'»

Cartier." Length 1'17.6'feet,_ beam -284 ,S teen, deep 7.4 379 '

239 ,A :. °

f . ' 'si

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go.. in 1. *ree bona f1~r°».lyag~»i`“‘ Steam Navigation Compania wharf `.‘ in Charlottetown where she- can be ' examined. _ V _

For particulars apply to -

L. L. BEER, Charlottetown, ' _

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_ L. C. 0WEN,`-Qarlottitewi' '

April 24 dl iv.

lllackinnon V& Williams

Bai-zisters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc.

D, A. MACICINNON, Ll.. B., K. C.

B. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Otlice-Cameron Block, Charlottetown

Money to loan on Real Estate. A

Jan 17d8cw

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