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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MAY 20, IWI

*mimi-, in I

* TOTAL MEMBERSHIP g

OVER TWO MILLIONS ` I

i

The Epworth league which began its

r-_gcxlstencein Cleveland, O., twelve years

-ago on Tuesday last extends over the

civilized world and has a membership cf

over 8,000,(Il0.

f"" I -

mo.

‘Every Mother

n c ughing, or awaken in the night vic

ful and distressing. It allays the in- Qammation, heals the sore and torn membranes, soothes the nerves and clears the air passages.

People who know of the singular vir-

tues of Dr. Cr.ase’s Syrup oi' Linseed Mad Turpentine do not think of accept- ing the cheap substitutes which many

__A1'9stists otrer in its place ; 25 cents. i

- a

llr. 0hase’s Syrup of Linseed

and Turpentlne. _

KVWVQ Fresh

Biscuit

Chpice lot just received from

Christie Brown dz Co. with several delicious new linee viz:

Rettifea Wafers.

Salt Reception Wo.

BTS.

anmon Sandwich.

9:95

It is an anxious time for mothers e

when the little ones get their feet cold f and wet, and come home hoarse and is

tims of deadly croup. Then it is that e mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase, who, through his great Recipe Book and if famous family remedies, has time and lllln saved the little ones and older ones. too, from suffering and death. c

It il truly surprising how promptly S

, Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- Dentlne brings relief when the throat 3 ‘lla sore and irritated, when the cold is tight in the chest, and the cough pain- 3

The British Government have been cast

°me priS°n°rs were sent to St' Helena’ lation to which we referreda few days ago. ._..._..¢_..._ -

‘

nd 5 few th°us'mds to Ceylm months Hon. A. G. Blair of New Brunswick came

3°' “nd were are 'ww 17900 mme °n hand gallantly to the rescue and assisted Sir U I 'V K SI RJ G (I ( Is FAI' in South Africa. Besides these are num- - -

Sim Ju es. who started out as a clr uit

ilaer it $3..0.i_i,ear, now makes not less

acterises a portion of the Ontario popu-

Louis Davies in carrying the measure

f.-iencs and who are not.

ways have been the mainstay of the

TRADE AND SHIPPING

. :

` _ ,_ It is not pleasant to re: d that Hon.-John cure quickly ameadaches arising from I Q 1 A

everywhere’ however' and Lord mtchen. HBESMU and HOU- N- C1a!‘k° Wau“°°~b°th nervousness, sleelllessness, biliousness m A " ”°‘” mainly reports surrenders and cap' members of the late Conservative Govern and other loauses. Bowman’a are safe \ ures of Boers and their stock rather than ment strmgly opposed at in third read_ and rename and thezkind that cures pm, i

’

urprises and losses whichbefel ourtroops ing the bu grmtmg the addmoiml mptly. 10 cents and25eeuts. , _ B.-:l0W W8 glV8 yOU SDIDB b8;!'g&iI1S illit-

1i ‘ tn ws It iscl arl th

ar er m e 'ar' ‘ e y e enemy subsidy of$30 000 a year to Prince Edward ._ __ _.___ ° -

, . » economical ersou wo l _

hat is suffering most these days. Is1and_Theh_ opposition is in une with the “Better ou* than m”_that humor that P I1 d Jump &l3 0.11' 8l`¢0l'8 Will What to do with the prisoners and non- . . - - '

_ t . T b sure iifs outand all ' _ '

ombatants is a troublesome question. narr°.w and secllonal Spirit which char g\";‘U1»I€1;»)\il\¢?€‘H\'-l0fl2S §a1`=8PB1`l115~ ba open till to nlght'

erous refugees who are not prisoners in throu h The incident am) d .1_ ht LONDON, May 15.-The failure of the ,

the ordinary sense numberin 20671 in g ' . r S some` It ‘ming cmps in Indiais already severely

3 ’ upon the qnewonnoto who or¢theIS1nnd'=\ foit. Lord George Hamilton, tho iofiioo

the various camps in the Transvaal. -

secretary, in the house of commons to-

i These include many women and children, _-__ = day said that the number of persons now

Of Wh0m 81% being fed and the Child' S0 gg;-lgug hgg the tramp nulggngg be- l`¢¢¢iViUR relief was sslioa) and it was ~

ren being educated at the expense of the 'come along some American railways that expected t° increne rapidly'

British Government. This charge will be the Pennsylvania and Erielines have .

continued until the Boers who a.re under adopted special police measures for the

armsareforced to surrender. The Boers protection of their railway interests; It Measles scm_1etFev"_ and , the ma

areactually the better able to keep the wasfound that since the opening of the' gxhaugiinkvdigegsgg of childhood, hm! Held and continue the fighting because Pan American Exhibition at Buffalo ?v‘:;'i°£el¢§‘;‘;f§ tggbilllfféfi Béggffifgninog their wives, sisters and children are being tramps were swarming on the lines lead- health from which it is diillcult to rescue thus kindly cared for, and they appear to ing to that city. Now the Erie has divided them exce I' by the re' “lar use of Dr

V DISEASES OF CHILDREN. `

Chase’s Nrerve Food. This preparation

have the utmost conddence that their its line into 12 districts, each with a police is fldmifably Suited U0 the 1`¢Q\1ll'€‘m¢Ut3 f

» _ __children, and has such an invigorating

ainilies will not be harmed. This is a superintendent charged to keepthe tracks Land resiomtive infiuence on the system

strange feature of the war as it now clearof tramps. Other railways are ex- laS°°’m“k° We"'k'p““”y°hildre° ‘healthy

plump and active

stands. pected to take similar precautions. Rail- _ _____.___

Sir Cyprian Bridge, K. C. B., who ar-

- . st, so far, asBri~

- ' t' fro t one more attiac- t ' d 'R ed h ve

J. D. & C0. beenaskod whether; few thousands of exemp ion m ramps am an ussia are concern

. a

them could be taken to Tasmania but tion for tourist visitors? somewhat cleared. The situation, how-

Phgne |25 his Government was averse to the, pro- Z _ l ` 7 Y ever' is not yet robbed of its gravity'

i

Insure Your life

WITH TH E _____,; _

Standard

Life Assu rance Co. '

of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED iszs. Assets $46,000,000.

Oae of the oldest and strongest of

Life Companies in existence. Policies free of restrictions, issued on all ap- proved plans, for protection and in- vestment. '

HYNUMAN Xi 00.

Gene ‘al Agents, Charlott eto wn

Repair 56009 Work °

ne oi our great specialties

Our business has_ been so great for

past few months it has been almost im- possible to turn out our ov ders on time. The question naturally arises, What is

9 the reason of so great _a rush ? The rea- O son is plain,our plant is iit.ed through- o out with the latest Modern Machinery

and emplo in b _

, Q. ,

' 800000

00¢00O00

3

G

U y g none ut iir=r class 0 workmen, we are ina better position ° io turn out work in a mtistactory man-

ner than any other establishment on P. E Island.

We have the facilities and know how

° to execute the work.

Give us a trial sud be convinced of

the merits of our work.

§Bruce Stewart & Co

UI-`ounders. Engineerss Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navig -.ion Co‘s Wharf Char-

lotteiown P. E. island-Phone 125.

muda Islands are, however preparing to receive a quota of them, which will be the drst consignment to this side of the Atlantic.

We note that a warning has been issued

to _the rebels in Cape Colony that in the

future they will be tried by court-martial, the local act providing for _their trial by the civil courts having expired by limita- tion. The Kroonstadt Peace Committee has also warned Botha, Dewet and other

leaders that a majority of their country- men are no longer in favor of continuing the war they will petition the British Government to outlaw such as may here- after continue hostilities. Some of the surrendered Boers are reported to be now assisting in the capture of the armed bur- ghers who are still fighting. This is a fav- orable omen.

Down to date the British forces in South Africa are practically as numerous as at any stage of the war and the oper- ations are being conducted at vast expense -about $7,500,000 a. week. Some appre-

season, now close at hand in that southein country, a considerable body of the fight- ing burghers may escape to the bush

veldt in the northern Transvaal, where they can manage to live for months and

can evade attack from British troops in a country diilicult of access but with which

And there still remains the diiilicult prob- lem of how to treat the disarined enemy when the war is over, so as to restore

tranquility, content and prosperity under an acceptable civil government with free

wi--@_____

The bubonic plague causes considerable

concern in South Africa. So far there have been 519 cases reported in Cape Col-

ony, with 217 deaths, 47 of these being Europeans. Recently a case of the disease

was found at Mafeking, thus marking a new centre of infection.

To cure a headache in len ininutesuse

4 Kumfort Headache Powder-S_

'*'-u-A...~..

The hot blast Lumber Kil i, Heater and Fan, now in-

. . _ _ ' ._ ii fins '

use in our dry house, will be sold at a bfrgain, deliveryl;$;§§]33§?f- eigvhsn-Pwm tag

` . t e

about J une first. ’.¢il`»9oo‘i'5»1`.§iTE1‘§.i.‘o'_“no‘o'i "°°

city. All modern im

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r-als

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_ e _ A housemai Apply at the P. E,I. 7tf

f ` A _ f nov ivazvrnn.-For shoe store. oiiefwiui

n _ _ 1 some experience preferred; *Address Box 5 x

\

7-.. ,It , ,,< " -,.‘°’»r .sk new ,_, ,_

hensiou is also felt lest during the winter"

the Boers are thoroughly acquainted:

institutions. _ '

itching Piles

Rev. S. A. Duprau, Methodist Min-

ister, Consecon, Prince Edward County, Ont., states :-“I was troubled' with itching and bleeding piles for years, and they ultimately attained to a. very violent form. Large lumps or ab- scesses formed, so that it was with great difficulty and considerable pain that I was able to stool. At this se- vere crisis I purchased a box of Dr. Chase’s Ointment, but I had little or no faith in it, as I had tried various remedihsbefore and to no purpose.

"Now, imagine how great and joyous

was my surprise to find that ust the one box cured me, so that the lumps disappeared, an-;1. also the external swelling. I feel like a. different man to-day, and have not the least doubt that Dr. Chase's Ointment saved me from a. very dangerous and painful op- eration and many years of suffering. You are at perfect liberty to use this testimonial as you see fit for the bene- nt of others similarly aiiicted.”

`60o at on aeoierr.

Dr. Chase’s g Qintment;

'fe - yr' '-\A_,‘ D 1 _.' ` ~ ,"v\ 1%,-,ii $7-./1 , '-*`__’/‘§\.¢““_-/,‘@)i..f-"’/` \_\f“:-T-Q

G .

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sill; 5*! $4 STE

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s ishin g i

How about your gear you want new es, perhaps a line, cast or net or may "

_you intend to get a new rod.

,, Look (iiei Our Stock ,‘,§ill '° 4-' _ all fresh and well selected. .

`\`. Prices never were lower.We will try i ~ 0

;;§§1];:;;fi:§l} (shape for the ho'ida;s in

i

S, - cigars, pipes, etc. ff' , i"» ‘ if fi f »

A. w. iifiiiiii, viii. B.

M ` " The Square Druggist. ‘ 7‘ Sunnyside.~ A (il _ _ _ » l-'17'-'LQ' ` Bsfjwlzs- "Q

- - ._ -Q-"\\,=.=_'.’/1f.\_-;;‘ -\_>_.¢"\- f.

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posal The Australian idea is to iight the '

~ - 'r ` wh 1

' f B°°”’”°°"°“."° ‘hem ”°*’”"'“"’° “"°“ Pr,” Passsvriaiiias CENTURY i=UNp. hose D `

n R ter, even as prisoners. Two of the Ber-

im

the fund to be completed. In addition to this nearly $800,000 has been raised -in

off the church debts. .-

Carpets.-That country house of yours

may need refurnishing. Our carpet man

, . s, e c.

The cost may not be nearly so highas you anticipate.-J as. Paton & Co _

A few second hand bicycles, in good con- ‘

d ition, for sale. Apply to Ernest Duchemin, city. 18 tf.

A few women follow the I

and slips, whenslie finds them

L m _

Mackinnoii & Williams

~ Bar isters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc. D, A. MACKINNON, LL. B., K. C.

B. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Oilice-Cameron Block, Charlottetown Money to loan on Real Estate.

Jan 17d&w _

WANTS. LOSTS. FOUND, ETC

y _ ' _ _;

WAN FED.-A young man who understands

how to take care of horses. Apply to William Welsh, S.uthport. 18 31.

_ Y 5- »

WANTED.`Boy to drive delivery waggon and ‘ work in bakery. Must be at least i6, with fair education. Good recommendation. Apply -to D. Stewart, Eclipse Bakery. 17 tf. `

WANTED,-A boy to learn watchmaking, et:

Must be well recommend-_-d. Apply at once giv- ing address and reference to Watchmaker P. 0. Box 555 Charlottetown. i7 tf

FOR SALE-A second-hand Jump Seat Buggy

A if at once to Mclnnis Bros , Kent Street, Sgr ottetowu. utf d & w.

TO LET,-That conveniently situated house on the corner of Pownal aud_ ¥Vater street at 1 present occupied by Mr ' Hewitt, _ r as all mod- ern improyements. Possession given the first of May. 26 t f

TO LET.-Two new dwelling- houses on Hillsboro St. near Hillsboro Square, These houses ire both new and first-class in every particular and have all modern conveniences. Apply to W. W. Wellner. 26 t f

TO l,1§T.`{l threerstory dwelling on Prince

street near Kiuderga ten Hall This house las all mode u conveniences. Apply to W. W. _

Wcllnez. 26 t f

H

WANTED.-A Housekeeper for the Warren

Farm. Amiddle aged person preferred. Situa- tion, permanent i suitable.-Apply to John New-son, Charlottetown. 23tf

LET -That desirable

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‘ _ __ angelistic labors. He is reported to be PORT OF CHARLOTTBTOWN

MOND-'\Y» MAY 19' 1901* worth half a million,invested{in plantation ___

furnished a handsome residence at a c s me , ou ; t 1 ig- 'Liv

' l ° stocks and bonds. He recently built and ug A o _ _

_ 0 v . y18,_far.-Nereid,Smiih,S dne *Elect _ .

rosa WAR ci.s».NiNt.s_ _ S , o __o,_ e mm _,_

””°“ of $50,000. The type of evangelist Wh0 amber, Tldnish° ‘

Although from time to time for monthS uses red hot language and rapidly increase M¢y13_ o1d._Si;~ Wilhod, Roberts,Pictou; past we MVC 59911 “sured th” the W" -in wealth, is fortunately, confined almost F|0r€U¢¢ May. SGVUL <10? W°1¢°m¢» \

in South Africa WHS BDDFOWMUK it’ cm" xclusively to the United States. Vanamber' Tidnish'

desultory fighting stili continues. The ____

A r British forces now have the upper hand _ BOVVMANS EADACHE POWDERS

all

Cashmere Hos=, special. Cishinere Hose, 50c line, Cashmere Hose, special,

Ladies’ Undervests, special Ladif s’ Undervests. special Ladie s’ Undervests, extra,

Men’s Night Shirts, 75c for Silk Ties, 3 for

Unlaundered Shirts,

_ A ' ' o

. A PESSlMlSTlC ADMIRAL. V _

ing about for a place to bestow the pris- |51`8l11qS- If the 11059133 C°Uld D0 10Ui?°1` __ ‘ n _~ =- 4 6 Qnerg now 0|] hand, It is ugh eagily prgc- S$€&l I‘ld8S OI! fI'Blg`l1S Il'8.lDS, 01' 011 fI‘0DlZ Of 7 ' I , _ _ I .

_ I\Ew YORK, May 16.-Vice Admiral.

ticable to keep them all in South Africa, 111811 01' ¢XP1'¢5S Cars, 'WHY Of Y-hem Would - ' '

nor is it desirable to send too many to any WM-I! Of the DI`0f¢SSi011 and Perhaps 3° 9° rived here on the Oceanic, yesterday,~ TIIB |'|lQI\y l,,Qa|IQI‘S. one place beyond the seas_ M0,-ever the work. The railways on the mainland of left today for Vancouver on his way. to _ ooiooioo do ootroiisii tho idea of having Canada also have their Shore of trumps. P"l““‘ '°‘“"° °°"i’m°“‘_1 °f U” B'i"°h Sunnysldm

. . . Chinasquadron. Speaking of the present

Boer prisoners quartered upon their ggi] f|.‘0Il1WhlCh ODI' lI.\S\11‘\l° DOSlbl0Il DIOWCIS

1 d t K. ’ _ `CODdlbi0D Of affairs in China, he Stlidl p an mspecc uurs oc _The Governor General of Australia has US 011 U16 1519-115- BY the WHY, IS D0\?0l1I' “Matters in¢,heF,,1-Eg

o

In connection with the Presbyterian A I h I

church century fund the sum of $525,030 - ~

h h b f

as een su scribed or the common fund _ A

of$600,000 and the time has been extended W h ‘ l I1 S from May’1 to May 28, in order to allow ‘ ’

-l

16 3 3-'Sc 250

100 120 2'2c-

l’0s

250 BZG

connection Wm, ,he` movement to D" Have no diiiizulty in selecting material for a suit for spring,

at our store. Ail kinds of fashionable makes, at very low prices,

'W'-"""""*' in stock. ` `

Joi-iN M L oo - l'.i‘..o§.2. 351;., o..‘§...._ °oo.,i.’§o. ”.“ _ C - . ~ _ _

. sont

oid foo;-.ioood idoo moi piiiow, ° v f v v ’ 5' -

slips and sheets mustbe made _A wmdnw as hm but to great mais- Shirts and New Nei my of hnusewwes hlwe dis' Sqft Cglgrgd S'l-gig-lg for warm weather to wear withouta vest. covered that these articles can '

be boughi=not_°n1y-eadymade 1... J.‘;{?.i<°i‘.?5’N$‘;'l‘.‘i.'i§' °"‘°"‘ ““" "°'°“ ‘°°’° “*‘°°'

b11T» belief made, I-him by Warm weather Uriderclothing in Merino. _soft nntnfn homemanuiactiire, Thebusy wool, Balbriggnv. fro -

woman of today does noi hos- QPENING- To-DAY, o ` tate an instant 11| regard to Another large shipment of New Neckwear.

purchasing rea/iv made sheets 0° 0°'-"M10" Why-

beautifully hemmed and all G d & M L I

readv for immediate use-see Men.; °utf"tenc_ e I Stanley Bros. ad, for prices. ’ _ V ' 0 ,

18 2l.

Cnrticelli _Sewing ‘Siiii you can depend upon t4 your stitching.

Uniformity in strength, twist and size; freedom

from knots or flaws give

it the right to be called what it is-“The best Sewing Silk in the World." It is always full letter A.

Every shade. _5o

yard spools 5 cents, ioo yard spools io cents.

Sold everywhere.

' When you sew with

in