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THB GUARDIAN, Cl-l.~’\ltl.Ul`TEl`O'\VN, PRINCE `F.‘D\¥'ARD lSLAND. APRIL 53. 1901.

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‘Every Cold §’Sl])E ‘I

;Means

lDanger

Q It does not do to neglect even a

slight cold. When you have a cold ` - --

ryour lungs are more susceptible to

the germs of Consumption. Take Navigation is nm

"shatters l ,Consumption "Ted

_Cure

it will cure your cough or cold at I S- 5°

once. It will heal and strengthen your lungs. It is a safeguard for .you always. Take it at the iirst indication of a cough or cold.

Ruv. Mr.. Parton, of Tofonibe Wf'|¢¢91

“I med two herria el saxwn. and take fpleasure in recommending it. There is

_ :nothing like it for cough. three! and lung

_ fumble." ' '8l:lloh’a Consumption Cure is sold by all idrugglsta in Canada and United States at -‘25c, 5Oc, 01.00 a bottle. In Greet Britain sais. au., ns. ad., and 4a. 64- A l>1'l1\%°<l ,guarantee goes with every bottle- Ifyon Are not satisied go to your d-l'\l8¥ll1illlIl =¢et your money back.

write for iuumned book on consumption

Aenttoyoufree._e.C.welleeOo..'l‘erente.

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BA R R ~ S T E R S . F olicitors, Notaries Public &¢. [Money` to loan.

UFFWES{?.‘.1’fi".fZ}i"'i§”.;i‘i".ia..§f`é‘§IZ.’é: F, _J it/Ax-1114 B. A.

3 Washable Dress Fabrics. ;

2 This sea-1on's imnortitions represent a 1 1 hign class selection from the best man- I I ufacmrers Wh-lteveris new for dainty I 1 Summer Gmwns, Shirt ‘Waists and 1 V; Suits, wi‘l be found in this stock. 2 : Linen Crashes, Lawns, Piques; Per- I ‘ sian L-iwn'-_Dimities,Perca.les,Printed 2

I Cambi-ies, Z :nhyrs and Ginghams. :

1 Write for ss-'uples of any, or as many I

1 kinds as you wish to inspect. I

; Wnite Muslins, Nwinsook. Victoria 1

; Liwns. Organ-lies, In lic. Linen, Jac- 2

I cone*-. Mull, Swiss. Book, Swiss, Spot I

2 and Figured Muslins. I 1 23 if. Jas Paton & Co. I

lil POINT

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Unable to Make the Trip on Account ofthe Very Heavy Ice.

The Northumberland started on her

first trip for Pt. du Chene at 10.15 e'cloek yesterday morning and when three miles ` west of Cape Egmont, heavy ice was met

\ The Captain steered her northward with the hope of getting her around the fields. and ran as far as West Cape, thence in a

1 southeasterly direction close around the ' ice and down as far as Cassle`s Cape. Here thelce was found to be solid and very heavy. Once a lead was struck and there were hopes for a time that Pt , du Ohene would be reached, but this was impossible and the ship was turned about

Are You Despandent 'Over Past Failures ?

Pa_ine’s

I _ Celery ’ Compound

; Will Give The New Health

l And Life You Are

Looking For.

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l Paine's Celery Compound cures when you have failed to secure health and life I from other sources. _ ; Do not be despondent and hopeless over lyour past failures. The testimony of Q Canada’s best people-clergymen, [mem- §bers ' of parliament, bankers, business 1 men and those well known in every com- lmuuity, testify gladly to the life saving ' virtues of Paine’s Celery Compound, when _ used even at the the eleventh hour. Let us urge you to give this best of fmedicines an immediate trial for the ‘banishment of the ailments that may i soon place your life in beril.

You cannot be disappointed; a new

;and happier life will be your certain re- lwna. Mr. R. M¢Mui1an,oam.ini,N. s. iwrites thus: l "For over four years I have been i=n 3 poor health and received treatment from two doctors besides using seven kinds of patent medicines. Ialso sent to New York and got a month's treatment of a special medicine but no good results came from it-. I was nm down, auf¢enel terribly, could not rest at night, and every morning had a severe pain in my back, dizziness in my head, and vomlted

I heard of Paine‘s Celery Compound and decided to give ita trial, and am happy to report _that it worked wonders. The pains are all gone, I rest well at night, appetite is good, and my healtlris now splendid, Palne’s Celery Compound hae worked miracles for me. _ I recommend it to all sick people as the best medicine.

‘I hey are the same as the plant themselves and they do not sell any seeds, that they do not ` A -1 22 A ___A_S_T wnshend Whittle

plan. largely of the same, this with the fact_that they are the largest gowers of vegetables and pn nd’ -r -~ Q ’ ’

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plants on the Island has had a tendency to ve the public such conlidenceln Gay s seeds.

Note-Our seeds can only be procured <§l-ectly from us and we make a speciality of vegetable

seeds including Turnip_ Mangel, Carrot and Parsnip. which can be classed field seeds _ _ _ _T

Sweet Peas-Our Sweet Peas are the finest grown_ and procursd direct from the largest and Bead, Pugwash; Lady Hill, Rh§ard,

most critical grower in America., and we are in a position to aelbby lb. oz. or pht as cheap as the

cheailest.

Lrmental trees. We have some ine, large. straight Elm, Horsechesnut, Mountain Ash, Silver April 22nd, Cid.-Mary Alloe, @1110,

Maple. Nora ay Maple etc.

Plants-W are'helar est rowers of lents in the rovince and our flyer 2.113 v¢8¢U\bl¢

l ts t C wéll knogwn §o need depscri tion The will be fully gdverlised when the

p an are oo _ p - y season for them arrives.

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l~ l- Bill 8:. SUN.

Charlottetown Marke t and Head of i

apt. is rue. Fri sz w »

Ptilltbt 4

Street.

bi-tter green matter, and had no appetite. _

and headed over :the same cour.~°e for Sulninerside and arrive<l here at-6.3) p. in. There were 20 passengers on board besides considerable freight, consisting of 500 bags ot potatoes, 200 bngs_of outs, 200 bbs oysters, 5 horses, and other smaller freighlis. Nothing but a wind in the west erly direction will clear the ice and the

steamer will not leave today unless wind

is favorable.

MR. Wilfred Enman, or North Tryon, is

visiting in Surnmerside the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Waoman.

THE Northumberland was unable yes-

terday to “rdieve the tremendous con gestion" at Point du Chege.

A nalvnsonus lot ot new regalins has

been imported by Prince Edward Lodge No. 22 I. O. O. F. of this town.

Asncosn horse was purchased for the

Town by the purchasing committee of the Town Council yesterday af' ernoon.

Navi-:R siiice the Island was an Island

was there more joy in Summerside over the arrivelof the Northumberland than on Sun lay after waiting patiently for 16

days.

Mus. Walter Haezerd, Charlottetown

spent yesterday in Summerside the guest of' Mrs. H. H. Beer. Mrs. Haszard in- tends leaviug next month ona trip to New Zealand.

Tm: Gnannutu correspondent was told

yesterday that an enthusiastic Conser-

6 e‘clock yesterday morning, reached

side via Summerside and Cape Tormen time route just as the 7 o’clock whistl was blowing and he woke up.

Tm: Schooners in Cascumpec Harbor

are being fitted out for the sesson.-Capt. John Champion of the schooner

first trip as usual to the Mag- dalene Islands.--'l.‘heB.\y is now quite clear of ice, the first craft this season

Alberton Dairyiag Association are en- larging their factory for the coming

Freezers was in Alberton the greater part of last week.

route and the annoying delays in our pre- sent mail service via Pictou the follow- ing comparison-o|5 the time made on the different routes taken from the Pioneer, will be of interest:-Mail by I. C. R. tra.n leaves Montreal at l p. m., and arrives at Sackville 12 noon, Picton 10.30 p. in.,

minutes, Sunimerside 9.45 a.. in., 63 hours

Sackville 5 p. m., Pict-ou 3 a.. tu., Charlet tetown6 30 p. m.. 45hours E0 minutes. ;Summerside 9.45 a.m.,00 hours 45 minutes.

Itreal 1 p. m., arrive at Point du Chene `1l ea. m., Charlottetown' 3 p. m., 27 hours; 'Summerside 1 p. xn., 5 hours. C. P. R. :leaves Montreal 9 p. m-, arrive Point du

-hours; Snmmerside 7 p. rn., :ZZ hours. Via. .Sackville and Cape Traverse, I. C. R. .leave Montreal 1 p. rn., arrive Sackville ;12 H0011. Cove Traverse 2‘p. ln., Charlotte- itown 5.30 p. m.. hours: Summerside

[Cape Traverse 7 p. ln., Charlottetown

»I. C. R., Truro 3 hours, Plctou 16.§ hours,

for nothing, of passengers being carried &to45 hours out of their course and be- ing compelled to payrfor the privilege ‘l together with a reasonable sum for their 'iboard will not commend itsebi to intelli- `_gent readers. The public are fortunately lb-eginning to sec this ruaater in itsarue __ ilight. and we trust that ere long with the privileges available a llettertfondition of affairs will be established.

LOSS OF APPEZITH.

A person that has lost appetite has lost

Something besides-vitality, vigor. tone.

The way to recover appetite and all that

goes with it is to take l~lood’s Sarsaparilla.

-gt strengthens the stomach. perfects di -ation and makes eating zz. pleasure.

'fhousanfls take it for spring loss of

thing else so good a.s§Hood`s

TRADE AN.) SHIPPING

Port of C.ll:.~rlouatown.

1.11-

, Dielytrls,iCook, do; Morning Bight

Picton; Lorena, McMillan, do.

» _

vative of this town left Bangor Maine at-

Sackville at 6.30 and arrived in Summer-

_; Ivey T. Warren conduct a prosperous

,Sarah P. Ayr intends making his Bros. The grocery and bakery business

sailed across it on Thursday last.--The

seasrn.-As extension of 24 ft is being ~

built to lt. making its dimensions in all _ including the boiler shed, 89 by 28 ft.- Phoenix Cricket Club last evening proved Mr. Peter McFarlane, Inspector of Bait amost enthusiastic one. A number of

In view of the much discussed winter Eh W_ H d am to the

Charlottetown,6.30 p. nl., 53 hours30

45 minutes.Via C. P. R., Montreal 9 p. m., eany date was hid before the meeting

' ` and favorably considered.

Chene 4p. ru., Charlottetown 9 p. m., 24

$350 P' m" 265 h°‘"S' C' P' R" lewes re-elec/:ted Patron of the Club. §Montreal 9 p. rn., arrive S`a/cirville. 5 p. in.,

i 10.30 p. ln., 23% hours; Summerside 8.30 =p. rn., Zi§. hours. The Summerside mails are delayed when via Picton as follows:

icnsriomwwn in home, mar delay, 32 “’°"“~

Zhos'rs,via C. P. R. Pietouili' hours Char-

lottetown 1Z} hours, total delay 24-; - ” `

ihoma. Until a faster train is Zpot on between Sackville and - ~

,C395 _T:'hm';';t'i;_‘_:’ tn; Paint; de obese Z can designing_._Every matter-der g'Ren_ I lrouels or r aut e a e ' ' nd iseinct can, so a _ hours. 0urreaderswillb?1lnmz`lnposi{ ~ swam] a

‘present mail difficulty is accounted for, ~ wmplgxion, hair, and w other for 2 land when the remedy-is to belooked for. : young middle-ased.0r elderly P0800- -

1>ERsoNAL m|e1u1oN

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Mrs. (Dr.)McLauehlin, of St. Peter's

Bay, is inthe City.

Mr. Geo. B. Aitken of Aitken's Ferry,

1 was in the City yesterday.

Mr. David Schurman, was a passenger

to Hunter River yesterday morning.

to-date advertising agency in Toronto, is in the City.

Mr. Garnet W. Balls of the lirm of H.

Balls and Sons leaves for Sydney this morning where he will remain for the

summer. '

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cook left yesterday morning for Halifax, whence they will sail on Wednesday by the S.S. Evangeline for London. They purpose spending some months in Scotland before their return.

Social. nvsN'r.-A marriage is arrang-

ed between William Henry Sulllvan, C. E., sou of the Honourable M. Sullivan, M. D,, member of the Senate of Canada, of King- ston, Ontario, and Adele. Mary Marion, daughter of the Honorable W. W., Sulli- van, Chief J ustlce of Prince Edward Island.

Mr. W. P. Plckard, who has been in th

on return to Sydney, where he and Mr.

Bakery and Restaurant business. His sisters, Misses Ella and Muriel Plckard,

his brother,-Mr. Frank Pickard. has 'ac- cepted a position with Messrs. Prowse

carriedon here by Mr. W. P. Pickark. will in future be conducted by Mr. L. C. Worthy.

Phoenix Cricket Club.

The annual general meet-ing offL_The

new members were elected and the pros- pect S good for a. successful season. The Club mindful of his past efftciencey, wel- comes Mr. YD mil" 88 l Field-Secretaryship, and while greatly re gretting the loss of its untiring Secretary- Treasurer, hasgfound in that enthusiastic and energetic ericketer Mr. J. A., Messer- ’ vey a worthy successor toMr. I. M. Sul livan, who for so-me-HY YWP9 wntfibuted so largely to the club‘s success.

A communication from the Moncton

Cricket Club looking for a .match at an

The following gentlemen were elected

.year : ‘l President.--Sir Lou-is H. Davies, K. C. WM. G.

‘ Vice-President.-Lt. Col. Longwortb.

_ Captain.-W. F. B.. Carvell.

Secy- Treas.-J _ A, Messervey. Field Seo'y.-‘.`V. E. Hyndman. E;¢ec\1r.ive Committee.-The above

named otlicers and Messrs Ernest Heartz, Harry \Veek and Stanhope Macleod. , Mr: Justice Hodgson was u-nam-imously

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Kumfort Headache Powders are made

many people woul¢ln’b use them. Four in is packet l0c. One usually does the

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City forafew days, leaves this morning* . .

intend removing lo Sydney in June, and,

E - f tl el- b f the en ning-

_Via Point du Cherie, I. C. R. leaves Mort-éomcers o le u or S

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toenre headache and they do i'-l>.01’S0-

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' Models of British. French»and\Am¢!l _

' suitable style anesoudied out foxr each _

' U8 C\1Sl’»0m€l‘ -

,tion tojuflge by the above-data how the I segdiiies will phage stage g,||¢9,_ 51131; ;_

».

BE lllli

Mr. Thomas Handrahan was a passenge _

_ on the Princess yesterday morning. E 3

Mr_=, W alter Haszard of this City _,is _ ‘ ' 9 xisiting friends in Summerslde alli- . ‘ Tignes. , I

P Mr. J. J. Gibbons, who conducts an np- ”

g The prettiest nn w.*€+.~“'e+éil na, as of showing you, beautiful linish. 4 I .

lN£l.Vy __ _ ff Cadet All

Seal. 54 inches

_ Fawns wide I ’.‘ Grey

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Dove

Black Q50

Redg ydi

Green

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' iHandso'1ne Chevxots 56

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ches wide _ '

Grey _ Fawn Blue Seal Dove &e

:assassins

in-Lf

Charlottetowrfs Bueiest Store.

assassins

Milk Vats Milk Cans ~ Milk ,Buckets

Milk Testers

Milk Scales

Milk Separators

Milk Aerators

.40 yd

Stlllltl, lltllllll h

The idea ofmails travelling 46»to45'hours 3 m°”,‘° red i” “ new "h“d° th'°` ~"°°"' 7

Q I' Foliages_ etc. -

appetite and cvervlunlv says theres uc- 1

t l .

-2 Ladies* Tailoring and :

, Picton; Life Boat., Anderson, -do;-I

sydney; naming Light, Re,,1»_=f.fp,,,,._ :__ Paieular interest ken _5¥¢gl¢i’jq_ _ _ -

. ' ‘f 1 -'_'-‘ i ‘ e if -. . ‘ J A v

wash, Loroua.MeMi1lan. Wood __ .__,,~?if___. ',.,_m_¢_ . _ , : Q __ _ _ _ ~ _ . _ balance of

_._ s. ,

_,. 17” . roonje ers of sudh ’ i"» d

f_; 5 ten. An eliifgsnt lihb of colored. stock of 'Boots an

. if - ;§;'glg§;;,°‘;g1,‘;;P;'gg-,$°=,;';§;$;,1fg-§V,,g_1§; and whine Shins are iiielsrlep be-cleared. out'

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1 son. Light shades wilh be mood in _

: evidence, such as blues. greys and _

2 pinks, while green_ wills be llueb _

1 beworn. For trimmings, large use r

; '11 be made of fnlisues, newiesv - ‘ :elses and J uneroubuds, light mohair Z

2 braids, lace and malines.-_ I

1 Toques will be-worn more over the

1 face. The Mushroom. shape is good

I io early Svrilig WWE E ' Outing Hats, Trimmed Hats and `

;` B n ts. E ' ‘Similar Hats and Misses’ Hieadwear. I

: Widows’ Bonnets, Veils, Borders, _Z

1 Collars, and C\_1il'8- _ I Ladies’ Dress Cana- ~ -_

,; Veils and Veilingz. _

; A complete supply of all the latest _; .2 Trimmirigs. Feathers, Fl0»W¢1`S. _

' 23.1-.f James Paton &'.C0. I

_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..., ` _ . . . . . - ~ ~ . -». .

I 5 Embroideries. ;

Q \Vhen writing for samples, please ;

- state widths and prices. Swiss lim- ; 5 broid'ered J acconet, and Cambric `_h.dg- 3 I ings-_ Flouncings and Insertions, 1 3 Cash"s Frillings, plain and hemst1tch~ I I em 23 Ii. Jas. Paton 8: C0. 2

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g ' Dressmaking §

1 We possess unexcelled oppnrtuni ~ t iiesm these deraxtmexyts, mrkinga 1 : speciaity of orders through eorrespon- f I deneelor-.ladies wboieeiawggonsultus 3

I personally. .Q _ : 1 Customers will please statfqtheklnfl 3 I of gown or suit required,w hor for ; I house, street, travelling - fi._evenln2 ;

I Wear ` ` '

l' " " ’ _ ` 1"” '_ is ssh sons,-open. cloths and 5 »for~the next six weak;-.i atj,a;__;f-~--tha drnggtsts refxiud-thefmoney if. 1 __ .ie-~ -ei " 1 ` f R5U1'33y’S Old Sl$&Ild. .gf ,.l:].< , ,, L_, ,S

Take Laxative Binmo Quimne l‘ lets ° Epvgning Wraps, all made to"order

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Masonic Temple, Charlottetown, P. E. I

Apl 18 d 8: w tf. _

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.0 ,he b,,,,d,,,g",,ffe,;’, °‘::§ Y New stratum.. ow. H cook

light. ls

¥l'|l8 Studio is ngfgd

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MICAi th h' h

miawhfchgus ;“.s.a:°:;§.ee:r.e.Rss.efs.

_formed HA_ AS MU GH MICA as any otheraxle 'll d

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P’°d by G, F. Hincheeon, Jeweler, and every convenience for the