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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTFl'l‘OWN, MAY 15 l8ll9.

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that my Cure will cure 90 per ¢¢l¥~ et all tonne et kidney eomplslnt and ln ' many instances the most serious forms of Brl¢ht's disease. It the disease ls eom~ pllosted send s four~ ounce vial of urine. We will analyze it and sdvlse you tree what to do. .

MUNYON.

Guide Health

3* me n.¢°i>iius.

§i|Dlllf‘i! tliili

It Is Not Too Late Be-

Iore The Htllidays f

To paint a Nice Picture or enlarge some old Photo ot home or some 0 your

Friends, that canbedone cheagimwhen

_ Pai t , yous, .!2reic°lgw?uC-auiidgraud all) :equisites at F. J. HORNSBTS Book Store, at the low est rlees. Just received a large stock of Sta-gords Inks. mucilage etc. etc. Pens, and Pencils from all the best

1 m.ke.rs. Legal Pads Examination Pads

1-_v~._x¢;¢iseFis__ooraf;_nd scnhbigrs in was ‘ IHBL). 0% ln 0110 COD HD.

'Pictures Framed at the lowest ilgures.

Lawyers’ Blanks n Specialty.

Victoria Row, Ch’town,

l. J. H0 SlllS’ll00|lS| 8.

_-ments brought about. The omission

ir z °

» they can among the candidates before

0 l` that there is‘danger of a. less desirable

‘ ‘ candidate being able to slip in between

them, There is a strong feeling,

iamong the better elements of the elec-

Is best for H0-use and torate that this danger is a very real

_ o

' steam PurP‘_’s°s' that if possible an understanding may All ordgrs fgp Q03] igsugd be arrived at that will obviate it.

me eeet|te eueeeme.

MONDAY, MAY 15, 1899.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Mr. Wise's wisdom is of the sort

that leads him alonga very erratic political course. It was thought he had been conciliated by being given a mission to England, for which, in fact, he was not very well adapted,but his opposition vote the other night shows that lie is still wavering-per haps in the hope of being further con- ciliated.

Contrary to the expectations of a

few months ago it is now stated that Mr. Bryan will be again nominated as the Democratic candidate for the Presidency in the year 1900, in spite of all protests. The silver platform, will, it is said, also be substantially re-aidrmed. At this distance it would seem if the Democrats take this course the successor of President Mc~ Kinley will be either himself or an~ other Republican. _It is announced that Mr. Bryan is renominated, Boss Croker and Tammany will support him, but without hope of seeing him elected.

We agree with the Examiner that

it is regrettable that Dr. James Mc- Leod was not nominated as a candid- ate for the vacant position on the Board of Water and Sewerage Com- missioners. We believe his services in

that posiion would have been of great value to he city and his election would have been a fitting recognition of the great services he has rendered toward having the sewerage improve-

cannot be now remedied and the citi- ens will need to make the best choice

them. There are several good names on the list, but there are so many of them‘

ne, and we mention it here in order

and payment for same re- r

ceived at this offige,

Prices furnishe on appli-‘.

1781.101) gand Mrs. A W, Weeks, a daughter. '

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. ' --ic fq

e BORN.

ln this city, on the 14th inst., to Mii

DIED

i VO V Yi I V _ Y ‘ 7 J

l l , At Boston, on May 12th, Louis E..

AGEHGY. S

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REVERE HOTEL.,

Victoria; E. Coleman, London, Ont; G. W. Watt, Hamilton; M. O’Brien

May 13-C. L. Baxter, T W Atwood,

Mrs. Richards, Bideford; C. W. Blenkhorn, Halifax Wm F le

, H. Owen, Toronto, A.J. Byrne, Montreal; R. I. Murray, Summer. Side.

ii-000+

Tin: enterprising proprietor of the

Queen Hotel has 'spared neither pains nor expense in equipping the Queen with

appliances. The new bath-rooms on the second aud third roors are models of their kind, the llttings being elabor- ate and expensive. New Ho9rs.`new paper, new paint, new. marble wash basins and new luxurious bath tubs, will delight the guests who still remember the days before our sewerage system became an accom- plished fact. The Queen has long been favorably known for its clean, airy and attractive rooms and good table, and with the improvemedts now installed must prove increasingly attractive to its many patrons and to tue travelling public in general. Messrs. Small &

creditable to that iirm. ‘

11-ill ~

The English Square.

The latest London- fad. The swell

thing for Well dressed men. also an elegant scarf for smart well dressed women. The English Cravat. You can tie it as an ASCOl‘ or make it into a Puff or Four in Hand.

lt is made chiefly from Ruinchandas

Silk. also from SILK BANDAN N A HANDKERCHIEFS, they will also be worn as Bc lts

Will be a seller as soon as the vests .-

are DISC-ARDED. Gentlemen see them. See them. they are new and durable.- I JAMES PATON & Co. 18.

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Tonight t

If your liver is out of order, calming

Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart- burn, or Constipation, take a. dose ol

Ha0d’s Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-

gestive organs will be regulated and _

_ you will be_ bright, active and ready F or any kind of work. This has been t e experience of others; 'it will be yours. HOOD’S PILLS are

lold by all medicine dealers. 25 ctl. “

SOD Of R0dd, Of N0l'l}l.`l Wilt- Y fsqlhgjmgn wan; s0m?fjde"§ ‘V

him- aged 19 YBHIS- some simply hang on the straps.

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immhiiil em num; ee. ui. l`TRADEi"* AND SHIPPING

az neun sr..eninie1mowi. _

Whatssassisiea about

we willsell at a

small advance on cost.

~ These boilers are made of the

best steel plate and by the best

boiler makers.

glgraszuaranin 6 etee themt torpe first#

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iron ends, alrlysteef 0 cast

Call sliliéimsoeusbetnre

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Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

Phone IZ5.

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Asteel F - - - _ r

, _,R me _€§1,?§°§;;e°;1ge,»;§,,;m§ oieiyem, _coca Prem, Fred, M.

f The 'Car:ligan, Keating is loading 0 _ _

through canal schrs Mary Joseph,

"Sin Pi:'riin’s, C. B., May 12-Passed A1995 A- T“Y1<l1‘~ °f M¢1‘g¥11°60.Savs:

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aswelling of the mble ’ int, P. _

--one some Minniurs LINIMENT

os, W. Payne, of Bathurst, saved Perm” "°'”tm_g~ °mP1°y life of s valuable horse that the “nd 9mPl°Y°1'9°f 195°’ 1° WW* . had given up. with a few bottles SiHi58»,I1¢6 Will 0533511 116111 “Hd MINARB.’S LINIMENT. ations by applying- to

_ MISS SNELGROVE,

I. to Sydney; M. C. McLean. Bontin

y orning ght Reid. Pug wash; S.S. Bona.vista,Fraser, Mon

* Marble Mountain ta Charlottetown: HIT glial l3:ar.M ' Li ‘ _ °

treal; Emma, Heighton, River John;

Batt, Snow Magdalen Islands; Wm. Aitken, Batt, Picton; Minnie. A. Anderson, Shediac; P. L. Q, Burke, Pictou; ay 13: Cld. Morning Light,Reid,Pug_ wash; Dielytris, Cook. Picton; -Fred M- Batt, Snow do, Champion, Orr, New Glasgow; Minnie A..Anderson,

Shediac; Annie T. McKie, Heater, Crapaud.

Port of Cardigan.

r Nova Scotia with potatoes and oats. The schooner Mionltor, Fraser- for

§*,**#* sherbrwke is being loaded wiihpomeoes

" |and oats by Mr Forbes

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Wrights

Fu rni

_ Where your money accomplishesmore than elsewhere. » i ° _ V J ` . B

pu `c_co ence. We secured this confidence by giving the Q i it - ~ H if- ~ libs' I I ic' i 'P - M I

~ ~ . _ V __ 3. _ _ Stands quality. Is used all e?.°°i5’§.‘e;‘s.e;.”:‘I.'°....'°“t“-°° ='°°b'° ff" “S me .any ALL & S .»--»»~ me e»»~Sff~» f~ -~»~ ~»”-2 ~»d"¥-"

Wgge b“_$dUP 0-18120 usiness by winning and retaining

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Store

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McCarthy, Sonris, P. E. I. to Glace cm' ga 10 Bay; Spy, Kennedy, Mmmgua, p_ E_ and saved a horse worth $140.00.

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HOTEL a§_l§IVALS.

May 13.-C. Wi son, Halifax, N. S; E. e I

S. McPhail, Crapaud; T. Clarke.

Rogersvii1e,N. B. ' _ __

...nt ...va . A Graduate ef M

Portland; Wm. L. Cole,Montreat;

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Toronto; J. A. Chuquette. Montreal; .

E .

MR. J. D.MCLEOD, B.

Appointed Lecturer of matics, Presbyterian C

the latest sanitary improvements and? 1€gC, M0l'ltl'C2.l.

gm N. £54 `_ _ ' stockings all worn out 2

errity V PA* `

hy.- °f&3) - 'F r M i -of @4375, ~ '

Senate weight stockzngette that we ntreal,

the

Miz'.J. B. MCLEOD, B. A., w cently graduated at McGill Univ with lirst-rank honors in Philo winning the Erskine scholar $50, has been appointed by the ol the Presbyterian College, Mo to the position of Lecturer in Ma

tics in that institution. Mr. McLeod

,_ _ _ t ' especially for boys wear,

ditionl _ ` J ;°Fv‘;’ you many an hour’s

pects to carry on this work in ad w his theolcgical studies. The po of Lecturer in Classics in the sa

Bearisto did the work which is highlyistiiutiou has been filled for two

by Mr. McLeod’s brother, Mr. McLeod, B. A. Messrs. Mclleo natives of Springton, P. E. I., an of Mr. John K. McLeod of that

THE many who haveadmired

Lefurgey’s rendition of Sbakesp selections will be delighted to g that on her programme there selections from Othello, Hamlet, chant ef Venice and other plays Kindergarten Hall on Thursday inst. , _

0N_ It Pays to Buy at Perkins

CGill

Mathe- ol

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sit me

ye D.

dr d s

pla

Miss t earian 1 know ,

ion

in-Q It comes in three sizes and

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isses

srsf .. `

RTB 3

ons; _ ' ` By theway do you need a ce.;

&I6

Mm. we are selling at 20c per pair at , 1

the ~

Fur Ilnhes _ Fursof any Km

lleavy Woi:_¢_i€|_; vggods, i

Rex Insect Powd

and put away in security.

Kills all forms of insect life. Perfectly harmless. Evapor'ates leaving no residue.

J Price l5c. per bottle,

_ Central Drugstore. 5 Sunnyside. ~

1_1 .F113 "ii

Il.

' Is this an every day sight to

Boys coming in at night with

others we have a line of

M. ‘Z _ , , is l2c, 15c and l8e. peigysi-d,

_pair of summer hose yourself 1

so see those all wool cashmere

F Perkins tt

_ The Money Saving

»-»»WAN'rEo I

April 1

_meg . .1 N... . Boys’ Colored

Boots..

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;°i>\'ws heel,

Ullil 'i'l‘t_';*i't‘ ' l 'ili_'l‘ti* l __`_'|'l\fi‘

N otlaing looks or wears better for a boy than colored boots- this is the time of year he wants a new pair-(when is the time he does not.) ’

LITTLE NAN’S CHOCOLATE BOOT, with hooks. sizes

223223253 assesses

LITTLE MAN’S TAN BOOT, with heel,

YOUTHS’ CHOCOLATE BOOTS, sizes ll, I2, 13,

YOUTHS’ TAN BOOTS,

BOY’S BOOTS (Kid).a snap, sizes 1,2,3,5, . BOY’S CHOCOLATE BOOTS (heavier) ' ;;

BoY‘s TAN Boors (s Hummer)-half' sm,

me of

861'"

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B_i . One Good Pant

- One Good Vest

Y Steady work and

_ Wages guaranteed

as- a

, sit

i..|o|-|N m¢|.Ee

5 n. eonnon I six-|-as

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We areiully iq lpned

“Upper QueenSt. `

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for the Spring T

With lillb H1168# H118 0fEl1 li.. MISL (1(l'_gnd Cgngdyg Clgthg 118°, 0v¢l"~’ Wfivgv, Trouserings, ever p a before the people of P i _ Ord.--, your Spring Outfit now before the rush commences,

will has iirilchoice. ’ F ;

en emen s urnlslnl _ White_aud Fancy fUnderwear, Sweater! % _H*11dk°l'¢h1¢f8» Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars Cudb, Notions, etc.

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