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Fine turning milder.

Altii A HOUSEHOLD WORLD

B ilenrilri Cures have Made Dodd's Kidney 1’il’a Popular in Prince Edward Island.

D.uu<1.1;\', P. E. I., March 1~i-(Special)

*That Dctid's Kidney Pills are a -house- old wordl all through Prince Edward I»1and is not to be wondered at when one hears of the remarkable cures of Kidney Diseases credited to them. And one of the anuny is that of John J. Burns, of Lot 18, this township, a well known member of the I. O. F.

“For over eight years," says Mr. Burns,

“I suffered from what the doctors Dro~ nounced Chronic Iniluiumatlon of the Loins and Kidneys. i got so bud I wlllfi scarcely walk, sit or sleep. Doctors' medicine did not help ina and I was just about 111 despair when I was led to try Dodd'.~4 Kidney 1’|ils. I um now cured and thunk Dodds Kidney Pills for Bavinh' my life." ~

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Iu taking stock we iluri we have on

hand too many sliver plated knives, forks and spoons nnri will oi\`er at u liberal discount by the dozen. Also some odd Ines in half dozen lots, very low to clear. Now is the time to repleniah your silver able ware.-(2. Ii Taylcr,Jcweler, Sunny- side, Iii d iii

Weigh What You Will

If increased weight is wl:at`s wanted ]a1nieson’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites nl- Ways increases weight- some times a pound a day, oftenera pound a week. But it does more and better than that-it in- crcasef. strength and energy faster than the weight. Always to he recoinnieudcd for deep seated coughs and wasting diseases. _i\Iy liinulsion is always fresh andpalatable.

Price 35 and 75 cents.

Sold only by

J. G. JAMIESON,

DRUGGIST»

The Medical Hall. Q

»-»\N-~w~»-s.|~-uv~»u~£|

wsujenz

Wanted nt once for the Hunter River School

as princi'_1al,,a teacher, male of the second

class. Supplement ii; Apply to] H Vanidei'-.

atine, .\`ec’y uf'1'rustecs, Hu nler River, I6 d 31

THE GUARDIAN

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North aide Post umce, at the foilowlngratv.

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currency or stamps remitted through mails. Mnkevour remittance hy Postal Order. Er press tsmrr or 'egistereri letter. payable io Tilt island Guardian Pub. Co., Charlottetown. P.

E. Island.

lranoh Offices

nsve been established at the following place where subscriptions may be paid, news amish- ed,advertising, job work and other business \ransact¢.d- Bnmmeraide, Rogers & Rogers’ store-]. B.C.

Baker, Agent.

Albertnn,AA1be‘rton Post Jihce-Herbert Clark,

gen .

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Agent

Georgetown. Russel R. Maclean, Agent.

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Advertising Mgr. Bubscriplionlidgr.

THE MORNING GUARDIAN

FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1934.

OUR INDIAN WARDS¢

The annual report on Indian affairs has

beendistrlbuted, and shows that to a certain extent our Indian wards have

shared in the general prosperity ci' the

country. Their general health has been good. and they appear tc be making

gradual although slow progress toward

1902 being also shown:

Census 1003 Increase Ontario, 151,093 110 Quebec, 1D.Otiii 224 Nova Scotia, 1,030 -#- New Brunswick, 1, 699 55 P. E. Island, 301 -- Britlsh Columbia, 25,582 X2

more comfortable and less precarious

metbcdsofliving. If this is not true of all the bandsltis claimed to be true oi

the majority of their number. An an- nual ennuuieratlon is made of the Indians

in tl1eDan1inion and on July, 1903 the

total was found to be 108,:£Ii3 distributed

as follows, the increase or decrease from

Decrease

137

Manitoba, ti,r~l‘.£!) 75

N. W. Territory, 17,0-I9 -r-- Athabaska,l,23S.\ -@-

Outside Treaty

Limits, ‘Z0 815 ---

Totai 108,23!! 5-iii 125

The net gain in numbers during the

year was 121. There were :£311 births

and 2,1-iii deaths. There was thus a natu-

ral increase of ifil, the difference between this and the net gain being accounted for by migration across the .international

273

boundary. Hithertc it has been rem11rk» ed that contact with civiliz ation has

brught about decline in the numbers of the Indian population, but the report. speaks hopefully that the foot of this de- cline has been reached and some small

gain in numbers may be hereafter looked fox. The Indians ot the United States, which are more than twice as numerous

ns those of Canada, increased from 240,273

In 139) to 270,514 in 1900.

The annual expenditure on account of

Indians in Canada averages over a million dollars voted yearly by Parliament, be-

ams. which wma $275,000 s y-sr is @1- pended on their account from thllndisn fund, which includes moneys secured to the Indians under treaty and from sales of land, timber,et.c. surrendered by them. In the United States the expenditure for Indians in 1902 was over $10.w0.000- °f

which 81,240,000 was for schools. Our own Indian expenditure is largely made

up ot payments under treaty, the support of industrial and other schools, the salar-

ies cf agents and the official stuff, medi- cal attendance and the relief of the aged

and indigent. Canada is fortunate in the faot that her Indian population is thor~ cugbly loyal, and mainly peaceful and law-abiding. This is largely due to the fact that the nation has always kept faith with its Indian wards and has

strictly observed all its treaty obligations.

ACTIVITY AT SEOU L-

SEOUL, Saturday, March 14.-Detach'

ments of Coreau soldiers marching up and down the main streets in the neighbour hood of the Palace, at all hours of the day and evening, give an air of martial activ- ity to this city.

GREAT "NAPOLEON" DEAD.

New Yonx, March13.-Augustus Cook,

futher of Eleanor Robson, and one of the best known actors on the American stage, is dead at his home here. He was horn In England fifty years ago and came to the United States ln1zi89, His greatest success was acbievei by his impersonation oi Napoleon in “Madam Sans Gene."

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Could Not Lie on ner

Len Side. I

WAS TKDUBLED WITH PAIN

" emma mr rams, wana

was completely cured by “

1-1|1.BURN's °

ing letter: “I was troubled with a pain

did not think I would live long and expect- 1 ed my friends would find ma dea . A 1 friend brought me a box of Milbum's Hear! and Nerve Pills and I took them to l ehe not thinkin the would do me

better and by the time I had taken two boxes I was completely cured and can re- commend them to all suB'erora from heart trouble."

Price 50 cts. per box or 3 for $1.25, all

dealers. or

Till: T. MILBURN C0.. Limited. roaosro. our.

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There are a great many hungry hearted

women who would attend a baby sale if babies were ever offered for sale, because

there are aégreat many wives who love children an have been told by physi- cians that they can never hope to nurse a child of their own.

Some of these women who have used

Dr. I’ierce's Favorite Prescription for the cure of womanly ills have been made happy mothers as a result of the cure of womanly disease and the building up of the general health. _

Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Preacriptiols

makes weak women strong and sick women well. It establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflamma- tion and ulceration and cures female weakness.

“ I wwf! I0 YO!! some time ago to get informa-

tion about nly csse,"says Mrs. Mary Lee Finn. ary. of U ' w. vu. -rr me troubled was female \vt~hlri1t-ss and pains. Received answer from you. ndviaiiig rue to take Doctor Pierce’s 11svor1te1‘rt-script on and ‘Golden Medical Dis- c<1very.' I took two bottles of ‘Favorite pn-_ a<:ription‘ and found it did me good. I had been married four years and had no children- now I can suy that our house is blessed withd little baby buy, born july xoth, by thc help of God and your medicine. 1 praise your medicine highly.

“ You can publish this letter i.f`you wish." Farm. Dr. Pierce‘s Common Sense

Medical Adviser is sent /rc; on receipt of stamps to pay ex ense of customs and mailing on/3/. Send) 31 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 513 stamps for the cloth-bound volume. Ad- dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

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CIIIIPET

SNIIPS

We are selling 5ooo yards carpet at zo, 30 and 50 per

cent off regular retail rices.

We bought far cash away

below cost this lot of Carpets from a firm who were going

out of the carpet business.

There is enough carpet in this lot to cover zoo ordinary

rooms. If you want a carpet ford to miss this chance.

this Spring, you cannot af-

ark right Furnishing ilu.

WANTED .

Wanted to hire for the sea-

son a competent cheese maker for the Campbellton Cheese Factory. Apply stating wages, etc., to

TOT-IN AGNEW,

Alberton,P.F..i., March 14, ’o4.

17, d a w.

MILL PRo1>Es1Y AND FAR ni FOR SALE

The subscriber offers by Private

Sale his 1nill property and farm situ- ated at Millvale, Lot 2z;1nill property consisting of grist and saw mills both in good repair, with a good custom trade and supplied with 11 never fail- ing water power. The farm consists of 30 acres of land in a high state of cultivation with first class buildings.

For full particulars apply to

MURDOCK MCMILLAN,

3-16 d 4| w 41 im. Miilvale.

-AND-

LEMONS

One hundred and thirty cases

ilitliiélittiitithfiiirliliif

ORANGES

5.- r

March Winds and ~ Rough Skins

They both go together unless

you remember the adage that pre- vention ls better than cure and

Ellis the druggist. Dc this and

apply it on retiring and you will

have no trouble with your skin.

Price 2_4on only from us and money back if not satisfied.

The Druggist. Cll’town, Montague.

BEANS:

17dzi

~ excluding torpedo craft, were added to

th _ V,

' ' ot , `

261.

` all ot the ‘-Duaran" class. Thus vessels

m “R HEART You reof14,(XD tons, and are the fastest ln*

- SIX YEARS. the B1-mai; navy, than speed bane 19

‘ been commissioned, with tha result that

the cruiser squadron has been strengthen- ,

Find HN' D¢ld- ful but the fastest fleet in the world, all

ln. 0. Bondi-sau, Campbellton, 11.13., , year mutans nu Drake- and the Levi

000 indicated horse power. The live other

“Bedford," "Monmouth," "Donegal," and "Berwick," ali, with the first exception, "

Heart and Nerve Pius. built on the Clyde. Those vessels are of S

Sha tells of her experience In the follow- and Odin The armnmen, of the amps

ln my heart and weakness for six years. m Most ofthe time I could not lie on my left 0 side. I consulted s doctor but got no re- that this year s newly commissioned ships

during the year were the sloops Merlin

iief and was completely discouraged. l had in all twenty 12-inch guns, four 0.2-

539

hr1°;*g‘oodl.,' I had notgusedl half the box ` BENTLEY'S Llnlment ISU IKWD U12 when I commenced to feel myself getting joints iimber and muscles in trim.

ANNDU NCEM ENTS-

provide yourself with a bottle of

Witch Hazel Cream as made by

\t-\‘ ~ v;- AQ , Y » I I . ` p I .$22, i€.oi_*"§*lf* 1 2 rua ovsnnmn, onaancrrnmwx, ramen nnwannflenano, Manoa# 19°.. I _‘S 5,. " V =_ . sr= -- - as sf in e u Y t- el

YEAR’S BATTLESHIPS r

IN ENGLAND.

During the past year fourteen vessels.

o British navy, representing a tonnage

149 340 and an indicated hares power of H20, The list includes tive bsttleships,

note. Seven naw armoredoruisers have-

d, and is now not only the most power-

the ships having a full-power speed ot

¢hsn,"ot14,100 tone, with engines of 30,-

ruisers commissioned are the “Kent,"

S00 tons and 22 000ind|csted horse power he remaining two ships oomniieeioncd

ay be regarded as indicating the power f attack, and thus it is interesting to note

nch weapons, 1011 0-inch quick-firers. and

smaller weapons. "

Blcyoiists and all athletics depend on

-Any good boy desiring Permanent mployment should apply at this oflice at once. d tf.

-“What is the matter with Prince of

Wales' College l" Be present at their

La (irippe

_ CUIIED BY,

,Cha1n;berlain’s Cough , Remedy

This remedy is intended especially for

Oolds and In Grippe and has become Iam usforitsouresoversiargepartof

I,t not only cures La Glfllggnbut caan.

_ts any tendency how eumonia_ ‘

Price, 25 cents; size, 50 cents, -4 For sale by dmggista everywhere.

' 23 knots. The ships commissioned this gmciviiimdwol-id, is q

terse

gi-a-u-a

nerifig sail

JAMES CARTER, P1am|_§|-_

and GEORGE CARTER, Defendant, An absent or abaconding debtor.

By virtue of a Writ of Statute kecution to me directerl,lasued out of the Supreme Con.; of judicsture in Queen's County. in the above suit, i have taken and seized as the Pro ny, Gouda and chsttelscf the above named* De- fendant, the following articles, viz:-

i hal1rack_ 2 fancy chairs. 4 easy chairs, 1 aircloth chair, 7 pictures, croco board,1 square carpet. 1 ehild's set, 1 hanging lamp, Il parlay set. (6 pieces). 1 oticmnu, 1 fancy rocker, easel

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and picture, 1 Brussels carpet, 1 stair carpet, 1

oak bedroom suit, rcarpel, Qmpeaty). 5 niet. uns. 1 toilet set, 1 towelrac , 1 be room snli, i child's crib, 1 single bedatead, 1 wardrobe, 2 chain, 1 sets curtains 5 pictures, 1 sink. I bed- steud,1buresu,1 wash stand, I ward robe, 1 chiid's crib. 4 p/ictures. xmt cnrtnina, 1 carpet, a trunks, 1 bedroom suit, 1 ward robe, 1 table, 3 chairs, 1 totiettsble. 1 screen, 5 ictnres, 6 floor mats. 1 towel rack, 1 cupboard. 1 mirror, 1 towel rack, 1 bedstesd, 1 bureau, 1 wash stand, 1 chair, 1 tsb1e.1 toilet set, 1 writing desk, 1 bedatesd, 1 rocker, 1 table, 1 wash stand, I

irror, 1 lets portierl, 2 sets

oncert 0° Fl`ld5Y 2503- “nil y°“ will SPY :i1rtains,1 parlor lamp. 1 sewing machine, 1

ld; k Id t 1 table cloth 1

c P. W. C. is “Aliright." Did you see the program i

-Reward-Any person giving Informa

tion us to the whereabouts of my fox terrier which was stolen on Sunday morning last will be suitably rewarded- Charles Lcngworth. Hillsboro Street.

17£3i.

-The study class of the Canadian

Historical Society will meet at the resi- dence of Mrs. John Gordon, Longworth Avenue on Saturday afternoon at 3.30.Dr. Jenkins will read u paper before the class on has experience in the North West. All members are requested to be present.

To cure a hcadacheni ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

\\'hite's Daisy Chocolates urea real

treat and so cheap. Only 40:: per lb. Name on every piece. 17 d if

Carters' Seed Catalogue for 1004 will bc

ready for distribution from the press of Murley & Garnhum in a few days. 18 i 21

THE CARE 0f;9NE’S WATCH.

Itls probable that no other piece of

machinery is treated with the same lack of attention as that most useful instru- ment of precision, the watch. Ther average watch owner, doesnt stem to rr- aiizc that his watch should be cared for

,engine continued to run? And yet nine font of ten men and women who use iwatches are guilty of doing practically

one hundred and twenty- Icatc piece ofmsohanlam to work day after

Eve Bfarrelfa Hand picked: I so worn and clogged that it refuses to do

per Mlnto vla G,eOrgetOWn_ Ifnrthor duty. Itls a matter of economy

,lwatoh will be prolonged, and more ac-

' curate service given. Our expert will be

'_n1ad to examine your watch.-G. F.

at regular intervals like any other pieci- ot machinery. What would be tboulrht of the orginser who would operate his engine day after day, neglecting to clean and oil the bearings simply because his

the same thing; allowing this most deli~

day, and year after year, until it become.

to have your watch cleaned every two years at the lJngest,in that the life of you

iluwheaoa. 14 11 iw wil '

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ilur New Spring Hats English and American

are now on exhibition. The ‘Wilkinsou' and ‘Henry Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for these hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the first cus-

rcmer who is dissatisfied with their wearing qualities.

They are correct in style, and the values are equal to, if

not better than that offered by any Hatter on P. E. I.

A Our stock is the second largest in the city, you canno

fail to get the hat to suit you if you bay it at

. .BRUC ,

new choieestock, received today. 1, The Stylish Hatter, Morris Block, is clihvsu' BR°s' ~ CHARLOTTETOWN. . ~

chi "1 roc er, our s and, , organ, 1 chefonier, 1 book case, 1 dining table, 1 lounge. 1 rockers,7 chairs. 1 chlld‘s set, 1 sngieicxnp. 1 clock, mantle ornaments, 1 pair curtains, 1 picture, 1 stand, 1 child's wsggon, 1 chair, 1 Highland range, a tables, 1 chair, 1 rocker. 1 child‘s chair, 1 wheelbarrow.

And I do hereby give vublic notice that I will

on Thursisy the sevenrae nth day of March.A.1'J§

1904. at 11 c'clock. foreloon. at George Cartcr’1 house, Euston Street. Charlottetown n the said County, set up and sell by Public Auction the said Goods and chattels. or as much thereof as will satisfy the levy marked on said writ of F.x- ecution. being $1571.79 and interest, besides Sherii!'s (ces and all incidental expenses.

EWEN MCDOUGALL.

Sheriff,

. h t ,Esq.,

J°mesJ 1° us on Plaint.iii"s Attorney.

Sl1erifT‘s Office.

Charlottetown, P. E. I., March 7th, A. D. 1904.

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Important and Extensive

Auction Sale!

Iam instructed by the Executors of the

late CHARLES PALMER to sell by Public Auction on the premises at MOUNT l<li)WAIil.), one mile from the City of Charlottetown, on

Monday, March 21st, 1904

commencing at 11 o‘clock, sharp, ul follows:

No. 1. The beautiful and well cultivat-

ed farm known as “Mount Edward," com- prising 45 acres of the best land in the pro- vince, together with the substantial and comme-lions hrick dwelling house, barns and other outbullniinga. Being so near to the :ity it i~ u quiet desirable property, and specially adapted to dairying and fruit growing.

No. 2. Thirty acres situated an the cast

side ofthe Mount Edward Road, about one~thlrd ofa miie north of No. 1 mostly

gear of bush and in A fair state cf cultiva- on. Nc. ii. A building lot comprisingi acre

situate at St. Avarri's, St. Peters Road, adjoining the Lime Kiln property.

No. 4. A plot. oi' land containing ll M

acres, situated opposite No. 1 above rie- scrihed, adjoining the Ardgowan Estate. ami fronting a cross road leading from Mount Edward to St. Peter'a Road.

The properties above mentioned may he dihvoseri of by private contract at any time before sale.

Also the whole Stock, Crop, Implements

of husbandry, Carriages and all the move- able property on the premises. The Stock which is very fine com rlses4 wall brerl lIcrae°, 14 line Mllch Cows,3 Far- Cows and Hcifers, and 1 pure bred Hereford Bull, coming two years old,

'i`ERMS~For Real Estate 0ne~tzhird of

purchase money, sash on execution of Deeds, the balance in live to ten years, at option of purchaser secured by mortgage bearing interest ai liper cent per annum. For Movable property all sums of $7.00land upwards three months credit on approved Joint. notes.

A plan ot the property may he seen at

any time at the ollice of H. J. Palmer. So lcitor. Charlottetown.

Further particulars in handbllla.

J. HIWILLIAMS Auctioner.

Charlottetown Royalty. Feb. SD, 1004.

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can bye had by.|`:sllfl;¥:ou2r-

Bruc_§_Stcwart 81 Co, :::’:- °#°°.'?"3§.?=.°.r.

, ALD 81. Co, Leaders oi) lov? pr1ces.m any J gn MNDON

' We have choice lines of new Hats and Cap, N I rs, N CA PS , ‘ff ami "ei: ,°~ 1° rm;

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