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Scotia recently presented two handsome

, pieces of plate to Mr Henry S Poole, for-

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WEDNESDAR APRIL 17 Iwi

merly Manager of the Company and now its consulting Engineer. The vessels, s

“mn gn” __ _s _ _ _ bowl andjug, are in t.he style of Elisa

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and Beautiiy the Hands, w th

intro:-'s use Curicuiul Soar, assisted by

~"&Icui`~a Ointment, for bcautifying the skin lk' deansing the scalp, and the stopping of

inlr, for softening, whitcn ng, and

red, rough, and sore hsnds,farbaby

snags, tchings, and irritatlons, and for al

` ses of the toilet, hath, and nursery.

‘ of Women use Curlciriu Soar n J_‘_ ' for-annoyiiig irrltatlons, intlammiitlons, _ ~emeorlations, or too free or offensive ' ion. in washes for ulcerative weak

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, andnligaiids. No oth"dil" foggn of'

toilet soatp, however expensive, is

bllhmpsredwi Curiculu Boar for all

' s of the toiletégath, and nursery.

mhines ln ORB AP at ORB Pnlcn,

_ & skin and complexion soap and the - qypt and baby soap in the world.

' Tsestmensbr every Humour.

§ Soamioelesnsetheskinoferastsand ~ _ md soften the thickened cnticle GJ'l'!~

’ ‘ airr, to instantly allay itching; in- _ n, sndklgtstioiyantg ral, __ A emu oavsirr coo c emu

A Buren Bn is of

S . tes maieient io

' _ _ IIEIII1 iildgliing, &d~ hlmsili. ,E-s.'.?lll.':.‘si.. i“"°“"° "‘“‘ ’°°" s`\°l"£."’r1.¥‘f$ 3l‘a";‘o’3°..»"1‘i»‘.72..°””u."¢t"‘°‘“°n if £ '

House

Cleaning

is now the order of the day- we have a large supply of al

necessary sundries iicluding -.Silver, Brass,' and Furniture mpolish, Victorine, Gold Dust. Washing Powder etc.

Prices right as usual.

J. 1>.Mcii;oii & co.

Advance display of Imported Pat-

&'n Hats on Thursday afternoon at Iferliinsdz Co, li

See the display of Importel Pan

hrs Hats at the Millinery Opening oo Thursday afternoon at F. Perkins h Co, . li

Christy Hats are bast,don’t

forget that Prowse Bros. sell them. li

Ye i are ci rdia ly invited to our

llillinery Ooening on "i_hur~day after- ‘» no »n from 2 till 6 o’cl;c`&.F. Perkins nk C 1. li

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We will thank all who received Statements of their accounts to call and settle same before the 10th of lay. All accounts not settled by Hass date will ba handed to our Solic- itor for collection.

“i_i___3_ilfl_[l_l_ §9_;:

‘ and other causes. Bowman’s are safe

rllllle 125. and reliable and the kind that cures ro

equipment they at once form an unfavor-

able impression. Will the City Fathers please take notice of this. '

‘_~ cure quickly all headaches arising from

HON A B MACKENZIB

The death on Hon A B Mackenzie oc

curred yesterday morning, alters pain ful illness of some months, and will be learned with sadness by the wide circle to

whom thejdeceased was favorably known. Mr. Mackenzie was born in Scotland some 66 years ago, and was a descendant of the Mackenzies of Ross-shire. He was the fifth son of the late Mr. John Mackenzie

of Hurtsville, Strathalbyn, who came to the Island from Scotland in 1840.

Mr. Mackenzie was educatel at

Ha.:-tsville school and the Central Aca-

demy, Charlottetown. Here for many ° years he conducted it mercantile business.

He always took an active interest in pub- lic affairs. and in 1876 he was returned as amernber of the Legislative Council for the First District of Queens. He was re- elected to that position from election to election with one exception down to the date when the Coui cil was abolished.

In public adairs Mr. Madkenzie was al-

ways a staunch Liberal, but while a party man he always had the interests of the country at heart and took s broad and in- telligent view of the questions of the day. In recent years as Clerk of the House of Assembly, he discharged his _ duties with great impartiality and it deep regret that at the be-

_`23fi‘lif°§_:'_-’i_‘<‘i‘i‘l§ T%‘§'l}i‘l""°_°° __ mnjmiai me p»$'sf,_s¢a% me _ 5 __ mqfh _ _ . __ ; .,’_ -_ "" . ' _A _S- .lggopiigto lie wm j reg# on _-_both sides___o_f___§¢__l§&se __

thaif""liU was inca";i§hltat`éd'i'4for flirther

service. His illness called forth very deep sympathy frommany dtiaels and from none of amore genuine character than among the public and representative men of the Island.

| msiio/in mu.. _ _

The new road hill is a piece of bold and and original legislation, the wisdom of which must remain to be decided by its working. There was _s pretty general feeling that a radical change in the methods of maintaining our public high- ways was necessary and a radical change has now been formulated and proposed.

We have a very great mileage of roads

in our little Province in_proportion to its size, almost enough, in fact to divide the Island into blocks of one mile square by high wa) s. Probably no other Province

great a mileage of highways. It is also to

be observed that our fertile soil is not well adapted for maintaining good roads. lt is indeed easily put into shape, but in the wet weather of the spring and fall

speedily becomes cut into ruts, 'or washed away by the rains and melting snows. _

It has long been notorious that the old

method of statute labor was an ineffici- cient and wasteful method of construct- ing and maintaining public roads. but

the system grew up with the country and

was continued from yerr to year for_want| of a better. Now the contract System is to be tried, and we see no good reason why it may not prove to be an improve ment if coupled with skilful and vigilant inspection. Much will depend upon this and the elimination of politics. Otherwise the contract system may prove as fruitful of waste and abuse as the old system was. .__.__..__

“An Islander Abroad” writes THE

GUARDiA:< fromlioston strongly urging that this City be promptly put in the best possible trim for the tide of tourist travel shortly to come this way. Our cor- respondent ssks that street signs be put

up at the corners, so that visitors may find their way about town and also that the hoiises and places of business be numbered.These are matters that tourists take notice of,and,if they visit a town and find it untidily kept, and without modern

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BOWHANS’ HEADACHE PO WDEEIS

nrvousness, sleeplessnoss, biliousncss

mptly. 10 cents and 25 eelts.

evv

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ne.v prices _~a.'l over our store this spring-if you ire- ` fqlssre iitw l irnituic or bedding it is here for you at a less fue than yan can pet it elsewhere for-Send our `

mix wiisui ci film'

of the Dominion has proportibnateiy"`so""

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Q _ Try z0c_an,ou;-_ plant _f__o<_id`. _If ”__)\_ , gives reno ‘s lmtn law- j=,,f. ,ldo yofuge ROYAL sitvszit arming |mP|°m¢”t5

f (llama in Fill' h°“5°"'5'°"ii it I- A I if I if I in if n ,Qi should. Every person who buys” ”' GUS U8 8 trial and .We are sure of ' _ _ _ __ i `f' "W it’ l d ` its raise. Harm _ ~ ` ` ‘ ` . '

bethan days, massive and elegant and the Herald says there is no more handsome silver plate in Halifax Mr.Poole has been twenty year in the service of the Acadia Company, and this testimonial shows

Onrrnanr.-The death of Mr. Malcolm

McDonald, New Glasgow Road, at the ripe ,age of 90 years, on the 10th lust, removes a msn of such rare ability and goodness that his name was very widclv known and will not soon be forgotten. Ever able and ever ready to help, but few men have the honor to be so generally loved,respect- ed and mourned as he among his large circle of friends. lVhen he was in his prime he was the liorsenian and chariot of the Presbyterian Church at Brookfield, _servingthat church as an elder for33 years. He was in the possession of his faculties tothe last. He was born in Plnette, Bel- fast. His parents were from Inverness-

ycars later he married the widow of Capt, Alex McDonald. His family tlve sons and

widely scattered. Donald is on the hoilsifj stead, Ronald living near beside him,Sai'l`i'~

ml asggsisrsare un. Wm. Meoniuriis Bracl¢l_ey_Polnt.~Mrs. John Ross, Wheatiiy River slid" Mrs, Nell McKinnon. He h

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has given notice to amend the Prohibition Act 1900 is understood to refer to the sale

ofthe '1>rod__ice;~__Tlr¢`¥f‘”GUa1iniaN on inquiry that there may be a doubt as to the section as it stands being within the power of the Legislature to enact. The amendment is intended to remove

iRlns_§_ANn ss_§iSmc.

fax.

April 16, Cid.-Alma, Boudreu, Port

Hood, C. B.: S. S. Elliot, Nelson, Sum-I merside; Daisy, Moran, Gasbe; Lucy M. Jenkins, Campbell, Baddeck, C. B.

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and burning, is cured by Hood’s Sarsap~ arilla. So are all other blood diseases.

Thursday beingiine she will go ti-

favorable then the will make the 'rip on Siturdgy. in the meantime the Souihport will run on the ferry

Mormiits READ rms.-Just think how

cutethat dear little boy would look lnsn

your order; this is t-he -time to buy them ‘ to save his nice spring clothers Out in the '

and washable at c0c.-Jas. Paton 8: Co

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mud playing he can have his freedom five ygaésuhld, ‘dsrtgoxdd 1:; nx'.g3,nii’°:ui§rig:..1i3 and get good health in the open air. Over- Apply at oilice. x7 i w

ails to suit boys from 3 years up; complete , -~-- -~ like inen’s well made and strong, durable WANTED.-A good plain wok. r=f¢='¢=w¢ fs

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sixty` granachlldreirand sixteen _;_1°!»‘~_ ~ » it ~ _-w=c'~»_~ _ pc 'fae,..,1.» it V <

_lrand_childr_el. AMWI his _nephews »_ _ ul . a- ` 1 _ __

malliwho made their mark in life. ii ,»+»,»_ iiiatff f .mfr _

John McDonald _ dge MoLeod,~ __ <'»- -1 _f » _ - _

Alexllurch . l[urohison,»H ° _ if if ff *$1 ; _frfwfs _ _ - ~ __ _ __ _ -_ - '_ 1- __ ‘ _ _ v. Dall HCDO -~ _ ~- » if 1-A new I a;=.-=-_ ~<4I_»¢.z»:ffZ§f:r*e ‘-__ g... c .1 _ _ i-7_.‘.if i__“"“ 51”? T"*i"»‘i"

_ D' I* lnarlch loi - _.. "3 'I' if I ’ _'». M’ A

e _ his s.-< aux.) _ Q' .fe ._ ' i '

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the Court of King’s Bench on fi -I °

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Manitoba Liquor Law, so the Pa __ *"- . ~. _=- we mf: f~ I .

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VU Y if* i‘~ “MJ ~"*'>‘5i1.;’!l ‘Y

how highly his work and management I i are valued.-Mrs. Poole and Mrs. A. Lord ‘

of this city are sisters.

shire,Scotland,having come t_o the country D in me ship Polly. His-nm wire was Miss » _ _ 9 Annie Matheson who died in 1867. Two s "

three daughtersare all living but noVr»_jf____ _ A' " I I _ _

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uel in California and John in St. Pal* . ` - V t -

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Premier Farquhsrson has _wired e ° ~ _ ~ 1_~-»~» »i _ _ . _ Winnipeg forscopy of the Judgement ' __ __ ._ _ _ __ ' l' ~ , ., ,im

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val' '-i;=‘f-in

ofuqu€&`b`§-__-,vh&§’s§i‘€;;_;_a Prince saw __ _ 'THE `M`"-_li-|~ERY A

Islam dtopi&_haaers Beyond the _ ' I ~ .

QUIBBC, April 10.-A large quantity of

river in front of t.he;-city, and a large -part ofthe ice bridge to the Island of Orleans has been destroyed. There is, however, _ so hr, no sign of any break up of the ice in the St, Charles, and until this occurs lt is

of ilfty feet. »

_ g ec yan specliicallyon theliver kidney and bowels this o ular

plarut biliousness idney disease constip ation and the _accompanying pains and ache Dr. Chase s Kidney Liver ' Pills act promptly pleasantly and naturally.

pill a dose 25 ci-nts a box'

NANTS. h0STS. FOUND, ETC

-- ~ ics r T0 LET,-That desirable residence on Grafton ‘I

St. West at present in the oecupaiion of Prof. il Waits. There is a good stable and coach house, a nice lawn and garden. _ House fitted with all _l modern convenience- and heated with hot water

Overall Suit, made for him and waiting to §e1'iFm°derate° P°sseSsi°“`°°' M” lst' Ap 13; -

o S, Moore. _ r7 tip

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uired Apply to Mrs L L Beer 174i.

You cannot help buying."

doing as well as they should ._ _

pos i ey no ter asf

The Central Drug Store.

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Sunnyside

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Port of Charlottetown. ce -=_ ~ ' ._ ‘ >

Aprn16_ Ar___ Elliah Nelsom Ha_u____b_atti_1reiceis floating up and down the » ` I

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*N H°"°R“””m”’°‘”‘“ H JOHN IVICL EOD i&

Salt rheuin,or eczema, with its itching b__’1;ltia_t appealslgotgfibestjliidgment ¢}E_1;h¢ . _ ,

_ eopeis r. ase’s in vet » _

pm. sweetest pme§._§_i_°n°§f 1. wfi MERCHANT 'rs1Lon

_-01-- _ S_g_i;set5i_e fa_r_nous§leceipe kauthor.By_ _ ' ‘

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The steamer Hill-iboron h. will mofiiclrie thoro hi p p' aiu 3: P ' "

me uw.; to img for the mains dom, of Our Spring Cloths in the latest Anoveltiesand newest

pm.; °f Summasigg the lake ice. In fact, for a number of' ' ` are daily ‘living-

yoorl Dish blurs ll" "rely if "or, b°8D_ Call and make your selections for Suit, from our

*””"' more than forty eight hours between the i '

April 15 Cid _ Sch, Jenn” Armstrong psssinxout of the ice from the two rivers'."_ had seleot -stock' . s J ` i G________ P_________ 3 ___-__ ________ o______ Suhr Id; y°sw_day.s “hom from cap Rouge sm. _ Latest style, best workmanship and Ht M__ M;_uett_ I§ic;ou_ 3_0,” bm 'cam that the ice is still; piled up there to a _ Also see our large stock of Gents Furnishings. -

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g _ ui y cures liver com . '

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leave Charlottetown, at 8,30 o’clcclr ` ‘

this morning for Orwell.

One _ _ I

Crapaud,leav1n,; at 7a. m. Ii' nn- :ff _' _ _ 1; _ _ +1 _ '

_ Comforts

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_ ' your spring suit from US when Per Pair i '

_ ____ __ ____ ___ _ ____ _ you look at our stock and seen

’ the siunli pil 'B W6 ll'&Vf6i put .

TH ` on ii J B McDonald &Cc

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llgwgig lfiglglggm s

_ _ _ W ads f g _ Cor. Queen ma simmons streets. I

in the spring have somethingto 1 ' ~ ` i i ' 5' ~ ' ` " '

do vi h this case if they are not@ 10111'

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Grown one

Anil 10 odor- _ _

_ - There are no bitter" 'made rar '7

i in style, iii, inish and wear.

_ money, ‘and they combine all there