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greatest yacht rac

Yesterday the starting gun was tired though yachtsmen hope that s_ naoordof

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by the race for the

attended the'

America`s Cup; former im of yuclitsnien, and once

across the ocean, from Sandy Hook to the suits her, and the probability is that none Lizard,a distance ofalmost tlireet,housan<l will have two whole weeks of perfect con~ miles. Some of the greatest sea-going ditions. The race maynot be to the

re ent.ei'ed; and nn swift.

added interest is suppled by the inter~

the coiitesi. ' liritish,

(ierrnan, und .»\nu-rican yaelits \\'ill coin- L

yachts in the world

national nature of

pete, uiukingn fleet oi' eleven vessels,

ranging in size fron the Earl of Craw» for-11's Vuiliallaof lilo net tonnage, and

230.0 feet on the water-line, to the little ,wrld in ,,_ book by the mst Ludyph.,-,Sscy_

1"leur~de-Lis, 108 feet over all.

i`0Nl!l'l'I0i\'~‘l OF THE RACE.

The conditions of the race are simple-

tlic boat limi .sails over tlrst is the winner. 'l‘lu‘i‘e 1nu.~»'t be no steam used. oi' course, but ns to inetliolis of salliiig, tonnage, size of sail, or length ol boat tin-re are abso- lutely no conrlit ions, and nu liantlieaps \\'hii:h apply to any ol' the r|'al`t 1-iiti-red. Une providing' that no yacht. oi It-as Ihan 80 tons should eoinpt-iv does not concern any of llie crack _vat-lits, as all are over

erted that about two med in the ti'ip, :il-

wuiglill. it is exp weeks will lic consu

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A - -W; liull Urpiiiginii (oi-I; won V lat prize at. St. John, Hall- '.'.~~,,w _ .;_».. lax and Gliarlutt.eto\\'ii;ilnd }._i_-»-'.'_<’ ,-;~"-'wg

and _ x- 'T2 ls “`~ ' `

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1; tin- winner from

(`harlotteto\vn_ heati

tit. .lohn und llalitax ~i5l the .\`ettiug~.

()ui illiu \nilelu~.um_~ won first prize at

('li'\rlot_ti-to\vu and .\inlicrst.~$l Si-ttiiig.

liurred l’l_vinouth lioeks two lst one ind

prize t`hurlolti-town.-$1 the sctlin;_". \V. N. l)i`(’lll‘I.\il.\`, next, Coudensetl .\lilk Factory, St. Peter's Road.

prize hen .-\inli.-r.~'t

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Al`Ci‘iiNG.

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be becoming Neither an headaches, bl dshot eyes, wrinkled eyebrows and half- closed lids. For an or all of them this may be the alter- native. We adapt the ctyle of glances best suited to the face ol each patron./

Eyeglasses may not always

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G. F. HU I CHESUN,

l~1xpcr trptician.

25 d wtf.

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I’hssengers,_ baggage, etc., conveyed

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anywhere desired Leave orders at Mc- Donald & llicliinno ’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steven~

5°U'S C°fU¢f- J- M- NICH0L50N» at $5.000, and is probably the most costly

ACROSS

in history begun the yachts, theEndymiun,oi’ which Mr.

Nofso much notoriety has been gained

Kai.~'er‘s Cup as has has already made the trip in 13 days M contests for the hours,`but under extremely favorable nevertheless, the conditions, Much depends onthe kind more flnterest to of ' '

the conditions me quantltyis responsible tor the lame num-

undersloodthc landsuian will agree that ber of entries. On the trip each yacht is this is the "real thing." The race is to be is

,,_,,,/M' _`,|(_‘,_`.,|_`_`_,_ Atlantic. She will be sailed by Capt.

ATLANTIC

rge Lauder, of New York, is owner,

_\\ eather encountered, and this unknown

likely to have a day or so which just

Loan iinas.~'|~:Y's v_\i=u'r.

Vmloubtcdly the most famous yacht en~ ered is Lord ilru.ssey`s Sunbeam, on which he and his wife linvetravelcd round the globe more than once. A record of the Sunbt-um‘s voyages was given to the

'l‘liis is u staunch and luxuriously-appoin ed steamnuxillary craft, \vhich,on account Ioi’ the machinery she Icarries, uiust coni- pete under u disadvantage. Atlthe same time, so thoroughly nt :home is she in ull kinds of weather that her chances are re' gardcd as excellent. Another globe-trot ter isihe Valhalla, the largest boat in the ileet.a full-rigged ship \vhlch curriesa crew of 130 men. She is built somewhat onthe lines of e prl\utcer, and in any betting on the event should bc the favor- ite. These are the British represent: ativcs. '1`liat of Germany is the Haiuburg, an English-built boat, once known as the Rainbow. She is owned in llumburg, und, it- is said, was bought as the result of a very broad hint dropped by the Kaiser, who, visiting Hailibuig out-eandllnding no large yacht. in the riiy, voucil that he would not return until one was purchased. '1`he Hamburg.; is a speedy craft, and has beaten the l~lmperor`s Meteor in several races. That she has u capital clmnce of winning the cup is the beliefof German yachtsmen.

'run .\i,|.»ui‘:|iMA.\.' i'i¢i~:\\'.

The Ilaniburg, l|o\\'c\'e,r, is supposed to

be .soniewliat liiindicappcd by the fact that every man aboard of' her is uGcrmnn, and that no sailor not born in the l."athcr- land, no mat.tcr how expert, can get a berth on any yacht. registered with the liumburg Seufuring Society. The Ger- mans, not being famous sailors, :the ini- pression is that the liumburg‘s crew must be inferior to those of the British and .»\mel'icun yachts. Of the latter the most dangerous is Mr. \’Vilson .\Ia.rchall't~.

Barr, famous as a cup defender. The At- lantic is a lnvishly~appointed yacht, the term “floating palace" being not inappli- cable to her.

She is, however, a workniunlikc craft

and in her two years' experience has won some hard races, dcfcatinl; onelor tw0 of the yachts which are entered in the pre- sent contest. The Atlantic is the largest. fore-ami-aft-ri;_f;:ed yacht; afloat, and carries a sail :~.prearl of :£I),l_lllll square feet, /l,0(l0 more than that carried by the Reliance, cup defender. The » other yachts are smaller, but each is a champion under eer- tain conditions. The Apache, a Scottish» built bout, is an old _-ca~:log flying Amerl' can colors; the Alisa, British-built, ti yawl-rigged craft, once a cutter, and a notable performer in British and M`editer- runuan wats-rs, o\vncd by lIeni'y S. Red- mond, olf New York; the llildegnrde und the Thistle, scliooncrs, andthe Utowannu, rl. tliree-masteil schooner, owned by one or the Armours, are the most prominent.

oriirzu. u.\t'i~;.~x l\e|tu:~;.~' 'rits A'ri.AN'riu, Races across the ocean in yachts are not

unknown, and the Atlantic has already seen three of them-one being of interim- tional character, and the others between .\mr\ricnns. The first race, among three yachts for $2lil,00lla corner, was won by .fumes Gordon liennt-t`s Henrietta in lil days 21 hours and minutes. The second was fora valuable cup between James _»\shury`s yacht Cambria anti Mr. Bennet's Dauntlcss, thc English bout winning. In the third race the Dauntless was again de- feated, tiiis time by the Coronet, in 1887. It is, therefore, eighteen years since the last. sailing race across the Atlantic. The trophy presented hy the Kaiser is valued

I-28 di yr Telephone No 253

_ ' I 0 " ` ~‘ _'W ‘ ` ~ buttonholes. A sash of the material is in-

vci ofleicd for such ii rontcst

' _ _ " T "”"'"* serted at the under-arm seams and tied

in ii bow at the back, drawing the apron in closely around the waist.

If a pininer style is desired the hertha

I may be omitted and the armseyes and

upper edge of round yoke finished with frills of lace or einbroldery. Aprons of

. this kind are usually mndcofwliitediinity,

lawn hatlste or fine cambric, although the pluiner style may be developed in

' ~ gingham er chanibray.

Complete stocks and plenty of bargains-describes the To make the ,,p,_o,, ,om Ohm, 0,, y,_,,,_,,

PT( Seiit p0S1llO11 Of 0111' will require Il# yards of material Ilii iiielues

wide. The pattern No 11008 is cut in sizes for children of 2, 4, 0 and B years.

send postpaid li pattern of the above on

IIIIRPET I DEP RTMENT

For the house-keeper requiring new flour coverings our Atuuesu ..... ._ _

stocks after examination are sure to please

MOREST PATTERN C0., Demorest Building, New York City.

.\'o. Size

EDITOEQ MAIL.

UNITED WORK FOR THE TUNNEL.

Sm:-I think that The Guardian into

be heartly commended for its vigorous and persistent advocacy of the Tunnel. It is now evident in every thinking man on P. E. Island that it is the only means of relieving us of the great disabilities under which we labor. But it is to be noticed that a great many people think it would cost the Dominiontoo much to b|1'id it, and therefore it is useless for our pliple to press for lt. To such people I would say that now is the time to an-

avour to obtain it and to push for it

with all the vigour and energy at our ou umand. Canada isa vast country with Q great- future and is at the present time on the eve of a mighty development. The wealth of her forests, mines and unoccup- led lands is fabulous;lt can not be comput- ed. As the country grows and increases in wealth and population our influence as xi Province will grow less. Of this tact we have had suflicient proof within the last ten years. Our representation at Ottawa has been already reduced by one third and unless something is speed- ily done to put us on an equal footing with the other Provinces we will stand to lose still more. V Six years ago hundreds of our people thought we would never get the Hillsbo- rough Bridge and Murray Harbour Rail- way. They thought that the _cost would be too gren.t.Today that bridge, one ol' the finest in the Dominion, costingn million of dollars is almost a.n accomplished fact, while the railway has been coinplctt d- liow were these great public convenien- cies obtained! By our Legislature and our leading public men throughout the Island working unitedly and energetically for them. If we use like efl`oi-ts in endeavour- ing to obtain the Tunnel,-that much greater and much more important public work to P. E. island, I haven flrni and abiding coiilidence that abundant success will crown our cil'orts. Thanking you re- spected Slr for your valuable space. _

Southport, Lot 48.

R. F.

COLD SETTLES IN THE RACK.

lt. hits people in ati-nder spot and makes

it mighty lmrd to brace up. Nervlllne takes that kink out of yourspiual column in short order; it soothes, tllat's why rc- licf comes so soon. Nervillne penetrates, t_liut‘s why it cures., Five times stronger than ordinury remedies, Nei-viline _cau't fail to cure lame back, lumbago, sciatlca and neuralgia. 1\`erviliuc is instant death to all muscular pain. For nearly fifty years it has been the largest selling lini- nient in Canada. Better try lt.

FASHION HINTS.

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\\'|iit_e dotted Swiss is nsrd I'or this

dainty and protective little ;_:n.rnicut, with S\vi.-is enibroidery for trimming.

'l`hc adjustnient, is made with shoulder

and under-urm seams only. The full body portion is gathered at the upper edlzc and attached to n. shallow circular yoke, falling in soft folds to t-he hem, which is feather-stitched.

Around the upper edge of the yoke is

arranged a fancy berths of embroidered Swiss. This has a deep point back and front and extends over the sleeves in ri becoming manner. The closing is made at the back with tiny pearl buttons and

The Deinorcst Pattern Company will

'cceipt of 10 cents. All orders must be directed to the Illi-

\Vhen ordering please do not fail to

mention number. °

Please make address plain. `

a te

be di Se K0 M H

gross it is not my intention to enter into' discussion, bntlwould like to state a wfscts. Firstl have no objection of

changing the name Gross Roads, but in Se G Se IG to carried the nieasagemust have fallen down

re 0

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T w

K0 and be instructed how to name a settle-

ent. Iwould suggest not to cull the istrlet Melburn, beause there are two ettlements lieic with tliat name already. hree Melburns on this little Island ould cause confusion and trouble for

people don't. always put the Lot and Co th ml

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Lis erve-fibre, increases your weight. Inst-ills reserve of energy into the body that fles weariness or exhaustion fmm any use. To have virility and healtny vigor se Ferrozone which alldeulers sell in fitlc. xes. I

uardiun as hom the Cross Roads to

uardian was from Molyneaux's corner

an was from the Christian Church to

cG . azelbrookusbeingln harmony for the

ere is not one family in Hnzeibrook oeiving their mail at Cross Roads Post flioe, unless there be an attraction In the

e Secretary call a meeting and we

ounds.

Cross Roads, Lot 48. _

Yonr’e uneasy, restless, without. appe-

tit

c strength to come from? Make your blood nutritious and you'll

ha is blood-purifier, blood-cm'lchur. it brings een appetite, digests food and snpplit-_~4

1 i

Sui.-With regard to a -notice which _ »

appeared in The Guardian signed Pro~ ' 1'*

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OPERA HOUSE

U16 llleilltimate way it was done. cond it was never published in The

ymoui-Farqnharson’a; the first in The

MeKenzie‘s corner. The boy that

cause the next appeared in The Guar-

ymour Farquharson's. Has Progress for- tten that the Cross Roads was moved to

regor's Post Ollice Progress refers to

wr Post Oflicc. This idea is absurd for

wnanie. My advice to Progress is tom to the Superintendent of Education

unty when addressing letters. Let

ght get u suitable name and confine the

Yours etc,

1\‘lunP1..w.

WHY THAT Wl<]Al{lI\'ESSl

e. Still worse you are thin and fuggeil t. \Vork nmst bedone, but where is

ve lots of strengtli. Your only hope Ferrozone,an lm~atant blood-maker,

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vixilil ~‘ "1

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For- ;

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THE BLACK

In every pair there’s solid comfort, at pleasing prices- Best for wear-best for locks, made for that rolicksome chilud

of yours.

Black-and fast black-with extra thread on knees? an_kl§5

and feet. A triple thickness to go through be Ore I € darning needle is required.

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trition for building up all the bodily I

3 Nights 'Beginning Tnvixsnav. May |8_

American Vitagraph Popup, Concerts

The 'Acme of Realism 4

Sensational Moving Pictures

Thompson and Dundy‘s

Thrillng; Spectacles.

Fire an F amen. _The Great Indian Durbar mul the wonders of Luna Park.

Mann the Life Boat.

The Last of the Mohicans. The Choristers by Messrs Sl-liilliutf

and Savage. " Special Russian-japan War \'iew:., loo others. all new,

Change of program nightly, Reserved seats on sale 'l`uc_»-dav at ill..

usual places. ' Evening prices 25c, 35c, 5ou,

Matinee prices loc, 25c.

5--15 d 6

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Kiieaded in every home

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FLOUR.

_{ limi. Ask your grocers for ,II

it. In bags or barrels.

sues. Fcrrozone nuikes muscle and

Wholesale by Carvell Bros. ‘

Mun y .laters for the Farm

Everything that you do to keep your horses, stock and poultry in a

thrifty condition will be repaid with interest. We recommend the following

preparations with confidence that they will prove satisfactory in every way.

MAKE iuus in

A healthy hen cannot

_ iielp lav eggs and ten cents

a yt ar per fowl invested in Prussian Poultry Powder ‘ .uill keep your flock in per- fect condition. It never fails to keep up a regular supply of eggs. ’1`o'f:itten chicks you will find that giving Prussian Poultry Powder will shorten tiieI

Give Stock a ionic

A good stock tonic will

be a good investment right now. Your horses and stock need a tonic for the same reason that you do and you cannot find :my- thing better for this than

CONDITION POWDER

They stimulate diges-

tion, purify and enrich the blood and give animals that sleek. silky coat that is a sure sign of good

. time coiisiderably. },¢al,h`_

Price 25 cents zz package

Price 25c package. `

Chicken Lice Eat ' up Chicken Profits

Itis claimed that lice

kill more chickens than all other causes combined. Keep your poultry free from all kinds of vermin by using Prussian Lice Powder

lt will kill every kind of

insect that infects fowls, Put some in the nest and you will protect both the hen and the chicks from lice. _ Price 25c in slfter top

Sold only by ° Sold only by mls’ J. 1;. iluuasou, J. G. Jiuirsou,

Druggist.

Sold only by J. G. JAMIESON,

Druggist.

Prussian Stock PoodfCaffl¢ Wash

For clearing young cattle,

--'run roon 'mar rAr'ri;Ns" ¢..uS,1.°g., etc, .f ,,.,_

Prussian Stock Food is not an actual food but a (mic ,Ein °.f every' description medicine It is the best digestant, the best tb We 15 “mhmg thateq’-“I3 purifier, thc best conditioner and assiinilunt, the fbi ‘ 1 food saver and monev maker in the care of live stock Lune S Sheen nip and

Hog raise-rs slionld use Prussian Stock Food It Cattle Wash' keeps hogs healthy. makes them grow and fatten ‘V k

_ _ v e eep the enuiiie

- quicklv, makes better pork; the only tonic for runts. Engllgh make in bgmes of It will start them growing mid finish them up into .25 and 5o cents al i

so n or- _

Pf°5taI7IC h°E5- :iginal tins at 75c.

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For sale only by

J. Jamiismso ,

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As to prices the-y’re not equaled outside of our store. CIW ---------------

Produce 'and Commission Mcrcliaiits Agentslyanted

and Steamship Agents, f°°° flif'

We are showing a very fine line of oil cloths--fiom one ,.m,,nce__________H____________'__ _____ __

yaid up-in very nice, new and neat pattems.

Everything shown on the ground flcor.

Mark rigniiurnishing lln.,,

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Your New Hat.-Mr. Man, ' l)on‘t. spend good money an . third rate goods. “Hawes” Hats won hir; met award and 2 gold medn slit St. Louis Ex- position lillli. That means t.l.ere’s something tl\at.'a best about them. Sole Agonc at

\\ eeka & Co. 5d%vtf

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DEPENIIS

on your tailor whether you get mm- fort, enjoyment, or pleasure from your spring suit. We offer n nice luut of pleasurable, reliable, _t;n.=.1 . There is no trickery in our hu~bu~~, but we do some astonisliiug tliiiity., lu clothes making you will find In-rr tm latest things for spring and enum.;-: wear at very moderate prices. t`.i\t» u~ the orderfor your next suit, and w... will be satisfied with thc result.

MCDONALD & Pl llltl'

THE NOBBY TAILORS. Great George Street.

12.000 Dozen ,_

fresh laid

We are buyers and 1.

Want your shipments,

also buyer of hides and

calfskins. Quote us f.o. b. your station.

.'»f.s:f_~:

lnltn Hopkins.

lst. John. N. B.. Established 1867.

6 as & w rf. '

NIIW _

is the time to have your boots overhauled. If you gi

would have them atteudctl to in >,i

um cuss suit I

we would advise you to - leave them at B_ell’s

Because They

Know How

J. H. BELL `

.~. aus.,

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, Fire and Accident ln

lure for the leading Conipunie.-._

13|-|.¢\|=Qi_o"|-'I-°E:'r<:»vvN P. lr 3'1"? “'"1\’° PM the fish* '" "

v ` _ I3 L.A l\| Z - Oi' A libexsl commission contract wil

. 2-1 ‘d tf.

7. W . be made. p

W~ K. ROGERS C0., Lilliittd.

' _ W I Charlottetown.

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