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Editorial ld lion Tslsphons l3'is.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I What we are asking for is only that

our union with Canada shall be complet-

ed. Itis not that we shall have abond ofunlon written upon parchment. ltis not that customs and excise barriers shall benholished. lt is not that for

administration we shall have one centra Government cont rolling our posta|system} our customs, our militia and all our greateraffairs of state. These we have.

;But union in tha full sense oi the word

means much more than this. As in the

9* "“"'ff °fpr1'¢¥. healthy human body the arteries carry

u:°<if>.1.imi' ¢°='~i°."i`r:»'¢f~.-1. what mum t

he life blood to the extremities and the

veins bring it back to the heart, while

"|’lNYON'I PMN IILIIF,

svsnitvsaassvvonuurlaasnusslxvxsstasl nerves' ligaments and mmwias gnpply

' _______ __ _ t

he power of communication and of

FarnO[g§h_SaIe

BRACKLEY POINT ROAD

Consisting of loo acres and

known as the

McGREGOR FARM.

Apply to

GEO. E. FULL

i5we. sa&w3mos

motion, so in the national life railways become the great arteries and veins of commerce while along these lines run also the electric \\'lr¢S Rnd “mil °°“““““l°“' tion which are the nerves of the sure. Without these organs and f¢10\llii¢Si“

pcrfcct-working' there can be no e°\,ioy» ahlcand progressive liiein the IIHNOII-i \\'eall realise the paralysis and Will which come from a severed Ora d\S°*\¢‘¢d nerve. We all know 'what l\1\DP¢“9 when nn artery is clogged, or Beverid- n the one tn:-e the euiboius must bere-

I , _

`gso\'ed or absorbed, or death resulii- In

l- W'-1

mapa

Tal.

liar

EVERY TIME WE SELL A SUFFOLK

MAT WE EITHER AGAIN A NEW CUS-

LE SE

TONER OR P

AN 0 LD ONS

H-.sm-

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NONE! IIFUNDED _ _

HATS

No two men look alike. Is it then reasonable to suppose that the same

hat will be equally becoming to all men ?

l/Ve are inclined to think not.

We go upon the supposition that the -

Greater

The Variety

- of shapes, widths of brims, heights of crowns and colorings, the greater will be the satisfaction. _

Accordingly we present 5000 new spring

Christy and Suffolk Hats to you. _ _

They embrace all the stylish shapes, colorings

and proportions-from the conservative shapes to the _

latest in young men's snappy styles. _

We've all our spring hats in now. Prices carefully at 50c, $1.00, $2.00, 3.00, 4.00 _

and $5.00

You can get along without a new hat but you

' wo’nt be comfortable

Suiiollr.

There’s lots of them.

P owse

The Only Real Good Hstterl.

Take no risk-come here and buy a Christy or

Bros., _

pairer or o pa ent is e to eat

For thirty-two years the electric nerve

which connects Prince Edward Island with -the rest of Canada was periodically put out of action during twelve hours out ofeachtwenty-four. During the remaining twelre hours it was bnlf-paralysed hy pres- sure of double rates. Under_ these con- ditions there could be no proper and ei- fective union. Fortunately for us after long continued `coniplalnt, the pressure and the periodical closure are now things of the past. \Vheu a united people made their case clear the Government heard them and applied the remedy.

But- the great artery of commerce be-

tween the Island und the Mainland of Can-

ada is yet periodically closed hy an embol- ism which stops all clrculntiou.Sornetiiues it is for a week,sornetimes for two or three ,

weeks, sometimes, as during the past " three years, for two months at a time.

During that period while ocean Steamers crossed the Atlantic from port to port eight times this Island was wholly cut oi? from trade with the rest of Canada. This Province was not nourished, its trade and

industry were paralysed, and the hard toil of years cannot make good the loss. The annual recurrence of thlsappaliingnralady of the body politic must- he prevented if we are to have it real union with Canada.

And there is no other complete oreiiectual remedy in sight hut the Tunnel. Without complete physical union, based

on s principle ofjustice and fquity union that will place this Province on terms of equality with the other Provinces as to the daily interchange of commerce, with equal facilities and equal rewards for in- dustry. the union compact is n. bond of injustice, a badge of slavery to us. With- out such perfected union on a just basis this Island Province hecpmes a source of weakness rather thai: of strength to the

Dominion. Under our present conditions Prince Edward Island is fast becoming n decayed limb, n paralysed member of the

l is patent to al|.'i`he severed artery oi com- merce bleeds both the trunk and the limh. “The channel of communication must be restored and established in

healthful condition. ,This is the business of sound stuiesmanship, of _eq\iit_v. of justice. A clear, oilicient and certain remedy is known. Ii- is within easy reach. It will fulfil the bond. it will complete the severed chain of inter, provincial communication from the Atlantic to the Pacific. It will remove

rtgreatinjustioe and place all thc Pro- vinces on an equal footing. That remedy, it is needless tosayis the construction of a railway Tunnel at the Capes.

Mr. Tarte seems to be in pretty cordial

sympathy with Sir Wilfrid Laurier these days, and in his newspaper, La Patrie. deplores the fact that the federal Premier has no newspaper or prominent public man in Ottawa to defend him at the pres- ent. time.

Since the popular vote in Chicago in

favor of the city owning and operating its street railways it ls found tlrat the

street railway companies of other Ameri- can cities are taking more pains to please

STER SHOWI (i

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A CORDIAL INVITATION

- I

to visit this department is extended io every

lady- in Charlottetown, Thursday afternoon. Never

before have we had as many stylish hats and bonncts.

New additions are arriving daily to our already ex-

.clean-ing

I House

Means extra work for the ladies. Let US help YOU by doing your lace curtains, table linen, blankets, sheets. slips, towels. etc. There will be more sunshine in the home if you do so.

We guarantee satisfaction.

;A. F. WEBSTER.

Star Steam Liundry. Kent St.. llione 15:.

2 Cases New Snitings, New Over-

cellent stock of Ladies’ ready-to-wear and trimmed

millinery. I A visit to this department, whether you

body ofthe Dominion. The cause of this ‘L0u|sv|||e ,md Na 1435,* ~

want to buy or not, will prove beneficial to you.

THE MILLINERY LEADERS,

SUNNYSI DE.

MISS ISABEL RODD will give you her personal attention. P. S. -Having been disappointed in getting our London goods, we have dc-

cided to make a preliminary display of what rnillinery we have oi\;I`hursday

5 PERKINS & CO.,

Coatings, New

Trouscrings.

PINIPLES

- ON THE

e _za

Atchison._...... ._ Sill Wi Copper......_. _` BW 90,3 B.R.,'1‘....._ tili 685 Baltimore........ _ 110 ill-1; C.P.R ._ . -'l-"Hi Will’ N. Y. Central.. . lim’ 156i Erie . 46;; 15) illinois Central. _ 166,’ itil?

__ , _ 14.1

Manhattan

Metropolitan _ _ _ _ _ .

Missouri Pacific. _ _ _ _, lU(i§ Pennsylvania . . _ . . _. . 14% Reading _ . . ___ till. ill sugar _ _ _ _ _ 14:1 ml Southern Pn.cii1c_. _ _ _ _ .. Ni Si:.Paul . . . . . .._ _ _ _ liiilh itll Union Pacific.. _ _.. 1343' 130,; U. S. Steel . . . . . _ _ ._ _ 37,7, 37 U. S Steel Pre'f’d. _ lilik lilii Dominion Steel _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ ` D0miuion Stcel Prfd Dom. Steel Bonds... Dominion Coal ._ . ._ Twin City . . . _ . llili Colorado Fuel . 55; 55;

_ _ _ _ im; 122,; im

roar ing

YOU MELANCHOLY WOMEN i

'Can't even sleep-restless dayland night -brooding over imagined trou le all the time. The disease lsn't in the brain. but in the bloodwhich is thin andinnutrltious.

Do the right thingknow and you'll bo cured quickly. .lust ta e Ferrozone; it turns everyt ing you eat into- nourishment, consequently,hlood containing lots of iron and oxygen is formed. Ferrozone makes flesh, muscle, nervc~strengthens ln n week, cures very quickly. You`li live longer. feel brighter, he free from inel- uncholy if you use Ferroaone. Fifty cents hnys a box of this good tonic. lilfty choco-

lftt/.il coated tablets in cvery box) ut ull ca ers.

Iron-Ox Tablets can bc had at Mr-Donald & McKinnon‘s Drugstore. 7dt-f

Wetdry goods at Paton'.=. Come

their public patrons. These autocratic- buy tbem~ d"Y th¢m' TINY Wm

corporations, whether operating street railways or city lighting have been awak- ened to the fact that tho people may as- sert their riizhts, and that It is wiser to give szood service at reasonable ratss than to run the risk of having their franchises curtailed or abolished.

__-_.li

Horaemen, Read This. '

I have used MINARUS LINIMENT ln

my stable for over a year, and consider it the VERY BEST for horse flesh I can get. and would strongly recommend lt- to all horsemen. - _

GEO. HOUGH,

Livery Stables, Quebec, 95 to 108 Arm St.

Beat. baby carriages at invoice prices

We bought s traveller’s samples st a fraction of their value and are giving you he benefit of our lucky purchase. They won`t last long. Come quick.-John New- son. ~ . Md lvv.

Biggest bargains yet at Paton & Co'| sale. Everything must go ' as goods must be dried st once.

rgd li “ _ 0Hic». Phone sigh, ruidence Phone 60,

be sold at half price and less. Thousands of dollars worth.- Jas.

Paton & C0. 18d ei.

l I

non "T Bi._00ll . PILLS

make new rich blood, strengthen the nerves.

Give increased health and

strength, aid digestion. induce

refreaheizig sleep, cure ner- vous h aches.

Price a5c per box.

Bold by

A.W.il¢iidln,l’llm.B.

Central Drug Store. Sunnyside. _

uniting Prim Aprn 1.. Ap.-n is.

'.4 any wcvevi hbtT’cr;rnsmesl| or furalfan.

All work disc under the supervision of any

Agents for

STOCK Q_ll(lTATl0NS. {;YAvA_<mmrvv1V| |A_|\r|\¢

“‘(llcl Sydney”

Screened ,

Run of ine

1Slacl< Coal !

is the best soft coal in the world.

Every coal dealer in Charlottetown sells

lhe Hagen Haldwanh, ild

ii £1 ,i

Cin be cured by using our Eczema Lotion; We know of _cases where one bottle has made a complete cure. Try a bottle, not oily. driesln, in a moment. P`ri`é'e"iii`_`5"c'."""lVi'5IlEd" to' 'A any address on receipt

of price.

ELLIS

’1`he Druggist and Optlcian.

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Tenders for City Waigiier

Sealed ` tenders addressed to the

undersigned and endorsed "Tender for City Weigh Scales” will be received ut this oilice until noon on Thursday the 27_th_ day of April rf;o5 from any persoii grilling to contract for the City Vcigh

1 _ ___ _

cnles stating salary per year from the

goto a woman for pity; go'

_ I

to strangerspfor charity, but

for a good reliable guaranteed

watch at a low price, go to TANTON’S.

Special prices, for a short

time. _

w.né§§§ioiI.

Disinfccting Effective, Safe, Economical.

Having installed an upto-date `ormaldehyde Generator. w ich is s _-rfect Germicide

Jbllc lnildiqs. odces, sions, sic.. etc.. galv- aiezinl their ygvlficstion if infected with the mrs of any cool disease, without inllry

medical nractloaer. or according to the ngals tion ol the losrd oi Health.

‘i;.!.’.-..§.li.l.E.|.l..`!.f»

Go toa friend for advice'|l

dw tl

‘

i ca am 1 a ul i ucv- 172" '.

am now preps: to n cc! we DF. >__\ >` "fix

rl' `

|`.

&ul lamsst

Oi Concerts, S0cials,En~ tertainments, etc., of a money making nature, 5 cents a line (oi 6 words) for iirst insertion, and 2 M cents a line for each continuation. Churches and charitable institu- tions half rates. Mini- inum price 15 cents.

Black type announce- ments ouble rates. Births. Marriages and Deaths FREE but verses with deaths same rate as above. Cards of thanks five cents per line when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regular ad- vertising rates

l - Drunkenness

t I" F'

' Cured

».- _J 3 __ `

HNNUUNCEMENTS

THB GUARDIAN .

Secretly

Free Sampl and pamphlet g vi

I full particulars, ter

mon lssnd prince

-_ ia plain sealed e

o . oorfenpond ssredly conildent Enclose stamp for iL’....»° .?‘l'.'§.'t.°‘Z. !3Jorusix Ot., rg d 3| , _ . Gssoda. _

1** ‘IHY 01: Ml\)'. 1905. Good and suflici- ent security will be _required for il; - guarantee of faithful performance of work. _

The Council do not bind themselves

to accept the lowest or any lender.

By order

_ W. W. CLARKE. City Clerk’s Oilice City Clerk.

City Hall Y

I2 d id pat

KALOL

30804

Sired by Kremlin (:.o7;{) Dam Olliia, by Guy Wilkes (r.|5,‘.{)

TERMS, &c.

Koiol will stand during the season

of |905 at my stables, Sydney Street, Charlottetown, at $15.00. season 5 single service, $|o.oo, payable by cash ` or note due November nt, next. I

Send for catalogue. For further pur-

ticulars apply lo

J. M. NICHOLSON. Owner.

Charlottetown.

api. 19, w3mo¢

_.£1.-

° vvanrrao

ii Two good horses for Citv purltvifi-

,,,:|_ Must be sound and free_from'vi¢¢'& 1° ence

ill. tween5 nd8 . ll ll r

if; ° ’°"\'v. w.’di.A°nKl¢.

weigh not less than 1350 limi nge be-

Chsriottetown City Hall, City Clerk-

JOHN MCl_EOI) & C0.