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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'l"I‘E'l`()\VN, PrilN\3E EDWARD ISLAQYD, MAY 22 1901.

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it it it

Celebrate Vleterla itat

with an OUTING or Picnic. We have just received a choice line of Canned Mzatsfor sandwiches.

Chicken Loaf

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Dried Beef

Sliced Breakfast Bacon

Corned Beef Hash

Lunch Tongue

Boneless Chicken Boneless Turkey

S Deqrilled Ham Ikon prices on all S ru ,` inie

remit J.n¢¢,¢r¢_ Y ps L

J. D. MCLEOD & C

Phone I26

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"STORE

Is brim full of bargiildfg W9

keep High Quality Groceries “,

at Low Prices. Buyers who. have not visited us will do well to call and see what we

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IT PAYS T0 BIIY AT PERKINS’

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IVEDNESDAY, MAY "' 1. "

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Popuigticn in 1901-32,525,716

” ~“ 1891-29,002,525

Increase 32523219;

sco'rr.aso`.

Population in 1901--4,471,957

years has been 3,713,936. The subjolned

tables show thepopulation of England and Ab Edmonton N W_ T_ May 6 1901 t

_ Wales, Scotland and Ireland respectively ML and M,-,_ \Vhim¢13 Howard, a ,gm

as they were in 1891 and as they are today,

LII RG! .»o»»~e of 1»<=h»°»e.1»»°» Apfi to tts“r:;'.tte;;‘el:.?.° e.t‘::.t.”:eie “"“‘ " °' 1 ENGLAND AND wALEs_ Mr- and Mrs- Funk P- Maclwdi 3' 5°“;_ Catarrhozone cures all torins of Citarrh.

Ireland which is however, » -_'=:é'°;__ "

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T1-is siurisn CENSUS. "_f_‘,'_»"~’ --if”-*’ - ~ _

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0 fully sought a remedy to cure his son of

Leamington, Ont . . . . . . . . ...Mr. Sheldon

states that ioi- two vears he unsuccess-

Ustarrh.biit permanentresults were not attained until Uatarrhozone was used.

Bronciiitis, Throat Irritation, Goughs

DIED.

At Brac, on April 2J:.b, Katie Aurella

beloved and only child of Minnie Jane and Alggqnder Stuart, aged 3 months and

and Colds. No remedy like it. Quickto relieve, pleasant to use, and guaranteed to cure. Clears the throat ami nose at _one breath. Try Cstsrrhozone, 25 cena _:iid $100. Druggiits or Poison 8: Co., Kingston, Ont.

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Wait for Brazilian 2.19. To oblige east-

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_'an do in the_way of `

Supplies- ltriseetl 8:. Hemsli, 1

Queen St.

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Lords of the Northf-A C. Lant.

Her Mountain Lover-Hamlin Garland.

Lysbeth-H. Rider Haggard.

The Visit of Elizabeth-Elinor Glyn.

God‘s Pupils-Imogen Clark. ’1‘he|King of Honey Island--Maurice Thompson Ralph L!arlowe~]ames Ball Mayloi.

The Invaders-Louis'Tracy.

With Ring of Shield-Knox Magee.

RichardYeo and Nay-Maurice Hewlett.

A G_reat Temptation-Dora Russel,

A Singular Life-E. S. Phelps. The Footsteps of a Throne--Max Pemberton Eleanor--Mrs, Humphrey Ward.

john Vytal-W. F. Pa n, Springtown on the Pigijohn Uri Lloyd.

lla St. A bu .

1laySilver-A n u rn 'I"he Heart of Ancient Wood-Chas. G. D.

Roberts. :The Stickit Minister‘s Wooing-S. R. Crocket

F or Sale at

R. I'I_ MASON,

St. _

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lnsureleurlife

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Standard Life Assurance Co. of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED |825.

Assets $46,000,000-

One of the oldest and strongest oft

Life Companies in existence. Policies in the responsibility for what is being free of restrictions, issued on all ap- proved plans, for protection ‘and in-

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G ineral A rents, Charlotteto vv n

on commercial travellers in Prince Edward

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Repair Work

A ne ol our great specialties

Our business has been so great for

past_few months it has been almost im- possible to turn out our or deg-5 on \im¢_ The question naturally arises, What is the r_eason_ of so great arush ? The rea- son is plain,our plant is iitted through- out with the latest Modern Machinery and employing none but first class workmen, we are ina better position

8 to turn out work in a satisfactory inan- ° ner than any other establishment on

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to execute the work.

Give us a trial and be convinced of

the merits of our work.

§ Bruce Stewart & Co

§Founders. Engineerss Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navig 'tion Co‘s Wharf Char-

“ “ 1891-4,025,647

Increase 445.310

mnnnm.

Population in 1891-4,70i,750 1

~‘ ~- 1ooi_4,45e,516 ' l

Decrease 248,204

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ing into the constitutionality of the tax_

measure was first passed years ago.

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Sir Louis Davieslstated the other da.Y

that a test case has been practically

to the Privy Gouncil to determine whe- ther the Provinces have proprietoryl rights in the hsherles within the three mils limits of their coasts. Very probably

it may be found that the Provinces have such right s, but it is doubtful whether their financial position would be much improved thereby. The cost of the fish- ery protection service and the bounties paid to fishermen and boats considerably more than consume the interest on the

fishery award. It would be both natural and just, as Sir Wilfrid Laurier says will be done, if the Provinces make good their claims to the fisheries, for the Dominion to at once cease paying the bounties to

fishermen. ~ T

Both the leader of the Government and the leader of the Opposition aDP€31` 5° be agreed in raising the sessional indemnity to $1,500, so that both parties must share

done. The Premier is not quite accurate in stating that two mouths sessions were the rule when the $1,000 rate of indemnity was agreed upon. Even during the first Parliament when members were paid but

$500 each the average length of the five sessions was 70 days each. There is doubtless rather more business now than there was then. but all the Pro- vinces had been brought into the union before the rate was fixed at $1,000. The Australian scale of salaries in general is one of the most extravagant in the world, and ought not to be cited as a precedent for Canada. If precedents were looked for some one might have thought of Great Bi-itain,the~Mother of Parliaments, which pays no indemnity at all to her

` law-makers.

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When you have Headache faom what

ever cause BOWMAN3 HEADACHE POWDERS willbe found a safe, promp- and reliable remedy. Nervousness, ` Biliousness, Sleeplessness frequently cause headache. Use Bownian`s theyare

lotteiown P. E. Island-Phone 125. " always safe, no Opium, Bromides. nor

hero narcotics.

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FOFI

The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in

use ia our dry house, will be sold a. a bargain, delivery

"'ffabout»June iii-st.

Co., on May 6th, Archibali McDonald, in

. ._ ~ _ the70thyearof his age. The dececse

For thefirst time in history the popula. was for upwards of 43 years a scho)

tion of Ireland has fallen behind that teacher of this PrJvin;_e_ He leaves 0fS00bl11l1d- ID 1345 I1`€19-ldhBdBD0P\1\8' widow aid 'several children, rninv of

‘ ‘ "' ' f rf l tion of 8,295,061, or nearly twice her pres- Whomare now in the United SU1l¢S. t

ent number. At that time the popula-

*»i°“ °f 11'e1°-nd W" Nearly three times the _ AT Albany mf May Gfhj after _two _years are superb. livery graceful line is mou‘».'l ; number of the population of Scotland. ;1£e;si;‘;‘:‘°‘;°;;’F _gxlsllglf r‘;`;i';;f“;;et

seventy eight years. He leaves to niour

And now the Minister of J ustice is look- their loss a widow, five sons) and fou

daughters. one son in St. John N. B. an one son and two daughters in the Unite

_ _ States. The other reside in this Province

1 Island. It seems a little late in the day Deceased had been a member of the Me f0l‘ Slwh 9~0f~l0l1~ Why WN U05 the thodist Church for over forty years and mggter logkgd into when they lived a consistent Christian life. Hi

‘ remains were followed to its resting plac

agreed upon for the purpose of submis- =='

20 days.

1 At Dundas, on April Zird, at the advan- l ced age of 82 years Ellie Munroe the belov led _wire or the me Neil Matheson. she died as she lived trusting in the merits of a crucified Redeemer.

At lil! residénze in Glen William, Kings

mourn their irreparable loss.

by a large concourse of sorrowing friends.

;ern breeders this horse will arrive in

ieturning will leave for (laps"Traverse by '-

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I . See our $1.50 fountain pens, solid gold “ Bien warranted satisfactory.-Gi._ F.

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0 A new importation of the strait front

corsets hasjust arrived. They are the Hn- Q

Perkins & Co

0` ed to perfect shipeliness. And they. re d comfortable,too. Hoiv easy it is to breathe

n` full an l Etrong in the ner; mgdels and

how rnue better they mou < an support

1' the figure and they are cheap.-Jas. Paton The I-9ad°|"g ‘ <1 &C°- 1\- Sunnyslde

d l If you have never worn Paton’s specla

brand clothing, you nofv should avail your -

self of f. privilege not within the scope 0- `

many communities. But never Satisiled unless we supply our patrons with the,

s best in our-line, has induced us to place. T ° -

e i great clothing department.-Jas. Paton 8:

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.` June brides will Gnd your wedding at- I ,‘ tire. There isn't a store in the land better

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FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION

MAKES Moral-:R =_-"“l Ann BABY sinono AND rf;-we HAPPY ~ _.wwf

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IT DOES NOT CONTAIN

Ahcorrol.. , wr-iisi<v,

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COCAINE

or other lntoxicant or Narcotic.

A TRUE TEMPERAWCE MEDICINE.

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Charlottetown, Tuesday June the 4th.

il following day at 6 p. m. _This route .

will be continued fortnightly during the season. 22 d w 2i.

The new veils show many pretty effects and spring zephyrs are very provoking. The pretty protectors will be urged for some time yet. Newest imported patterns 10c , 15c. and 25::-. per yard.-Jas. Paton 8t

utcheson. lt

est corsets we have ever seen. The models ‘

these suits and overcoats on sale in our

equipped to supply your wants. Your

demonstrate that the public recognize the facts. As the best always comes to J_as. Paton St Co. li.

Carters’ Seeds Grow

Crown Confectionery.-VV. A.Hutcheson

-We ask a little nf our valu

'You may rind the short time we ask of

cu to glance over these goods to be the

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Indenture of Mortgage hearing date the

or Township number thirty six in Queen’s

‘ Law of the other part and which said Mortgage

ture of Assignment bearing date the ninth day of April A D 1898 made between the said Oliver

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granted to the said Michael P. Hogan all that

being on Lot or Towiisliip number thirty si x

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.é Fishing

_How about your gear you want new _ Dated this “th day °f May' A‘ D- ’9°I° " lf dies, perhaps a line, cast or net or may _-"' MICHAEL P. HOGAN,

be you intend to get a new rod. ',\Q`\\~, x3 mo ts Assignee of M irtg

W. liEilllilI, PM

_Ths Sswe Dmssiih

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Leek llrer 0ur Stock fl

side of ueen iiare, Charlottetown P. 15.

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sna ° ' _ _ ‘ ‘ NC ' ' . that institution, or institutions, lt is ro-

posed to supply, and must bear the endorse an

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Cashmere Hose, special. Cashmere Hose, 500 line, Cishmere Hose, special,

Ladies’ Undeivests, special Ladies’ Undervests. special Ladies’ Undervests, extra,

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

Unlauudered Shirts,

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s '° .§‘-'few ' '_'-i.__‘-"" ff:-“` ’=»"‘;’ " L ° A l '.

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ritish census has now been tabula I.. A-C 'lm ‘nl-I. l ' mlluw`\"""Hl.H" tip." 22//

TheB°‘ l ' ` . 'f ' _ " .~.°< " '_ '- '~~-~-. ~‘/

isjild _ ld; . ,_ gn; . - _ _‘_ I/

red and the total results shell f-0 the _ - '.* e Q 3." fl *7.`L_;l=»E°f"%:fl*] f-F'@f:l.-

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public. The salient features are a hand- _ 'Q ~' » _-get:-e_.', e.s_,§-_ '_ _;_ _ ',;§-.1 ; V .

.f_ = 2;# #_ _ " ' `»,‘~.;"_S -L

some gain in the population of England `~*-3"- =_ gr f __ lx# . ' 'su

_ _ Y? t ~ 5; _-I 5-. . .

_ and Wales, it smaller gain in Scotland and - ==%é_-.=.:{_-;__ F ' _;._; I ~ ~/_F ‘._

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A census of 1891 the total population of the The Harbor of Syd!-\ey_

British Isles was 37,740,283. It is now, if . B ll _ _ the cable reports quote the figures accur- C ' fe " OW We g‘ve you Same bargmus that any

etely- 41.454219- The l°*f“1iH°f<=HS°i” iw BORN. sHELDoN's oi>1NIoN. eccnlmical person would Jump at. Our store will

le open till 9.30 to-night.

16c 350 250

10c 12c 2°2c

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25 : 3‘2c

1 and the lands thereby granted were by Inden-

Rattenbury of the one part and the undersigned

‘N Michal P. Hogan of the other part assigned and - . ` I P. E. I' RM W

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tract, piece or parcel of land situate lying and

1 bounded as follows that is to say; By a line , czmmencing ata stake iixed on the shore of Bedford Bay. it runs from thence south seventy- l ROUND TRIP 1"' one degrees, east one hundred and one chains, fare will be issimd' nfpmmxnfigttgu Oil hence by a line paralel to the shore until it M31 4351 “ld 243.1901. good to return up to slid obtains a breadth of nine chains and eighty- NTI » 37",

seven links, thence north seventy-one degrees . PERF'-E ' AB! svrpians' otfxgg ' “DL west to the shore and from thence so th bEAI1ED TZENDERS aiddmssed .| r of ° *fe vcdauly fm’ mndnmm Jdllrney _f ' “ 'W¢S*' P¢”1f¢11_fa1’_1¢S.9ttawa. ’ and endo ~°Tendei- in either direction, and are not good for pangs erly along the shore to the place of commence- f0f Su P1151 ' Win b¢ f¢¢¢1V¢d Until M0116! I ' '

l _ _ . I iiofiime ineiiisi f t- - Yi ongoinsioumey aneraaieof imc

ment and is abutted on the north by the farm of c(7,tnt-,acting ’ for Snvgiigmfxl :Ii %?c;`f’“5 ° G A_ SHARP Ninn id ii _ . - "°°' °

ore; mncnorgcnan on the south _by the farm 1901 19;? for thgfollbwiiig iustutions namely _ sup”-in

W ~ _ onald and containing fifty-eight st °“ t§‘;‘t;§f‘1l°;';-ni tenth ` KIIIWSY 95°C. (58) acres of land, a little more or less, agree- Déichnescteenr ,enitemiary_ fy' ` Charlottetown, May 15, igox x5 wil I8, 20.22.33 _ bly to a.plan in the margin of a deed from the V Manitoba Penitentiary _ , _

gommissioueg of Public Lands to the said gggiggggmbm Pemt¢nt19~fY- l t .

uncan Mc? ee. bearing date the eighth day of P 1 ‘ -

September, A D. i337, with the appurtenancs. Se!pai;l1ecleAilidt::er"stv`lri'lll'be received for each of n 8 S S om

Fu' further particulars apply at the omce of um `

‘ W. S. Stewart, solicitor, Prowse Block, North _

owing classes of suopliesz-

Flour‘(Canada Strong Bakers)

Beef and M ton fresh

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. ggatligvaougiracite and bituminous). _ Al\’D_ 5g..l.5._i1.._‘ mm The Pau American Exposi- . 0 .

o ° chile” ’ 1 tion Buffalo II Y

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9. Drugs and Medicines, .__ . io. Leather and Findings. C _ 6 any r r. Hardwear. 4

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_» Details of_ information as to form of contract : L- - together wi_iii for-msof teaser, win be furnished ”

and wen selected. giggspplication to Wardens of the various iustitu- "

never were lower.We will try " J ` All supplies are subject to theapproval of the I

'“ ~ - - Warden. '

PS f°1' the 1101161-lys in "i All tenders submitted must s cif clearly

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clothing Wants. Ani our furnishing o

wants. All past seasonslisve been eclips- _ A G I h I n

ed by this year’s showing. And returns

When They See lt, '

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able time to sec our stock of Dress Skirts. _ m stock’ ‘

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Tweniyeigiiz day of rebmaiy A. D. not moe A”°"h°" 1"‘_"8° °°lPm°°° °f N0” N°¢kWB°1'- between Duncan McPhee of Blooming Point, Lot S90 0\1l' WlDd0W i'Jd8y.

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M°laSS¢S KiS“°S 0111? 10°” 8 lb- Ht *JW Have no difiiculty in selecting material for a suit for spring,

17 Gi at our store. A‘l kinds of fashionable makes, at viiy` low prices,

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best you have spent inyour shopping hours. 50Lustres and Serges from $2. 50 . 0 $4.50 -Jas. Paton 8: Co. 20_tf c 0

Meme we ....‘.?.;"‘:.‘.‘l.‘l“t.£’.‘:".t‘I.'l.°"

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3 Agpgg on Lot Soft C9191-ed Shu-is for warm west-her to wear without s vest. ' In Zeipher. Cambric. Oxford and woven goods. Also s has 1 To be sold at Public Auction in front of the Hue of SIL F]ggUN"[ SHlRTS_ _

" Law Courts Buildingin Charlottetown in Queens . .

County on Tuesday the iSth day of ]une next A. warm ‘Ve&d`er Underclcthing In Monno' .oft n.'tunl5

wotl Bilbriggau etc.

D. 1901 at the hour of twelve o’:lock noon under 1 _ 9 and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in an B Y

County, Province of Prince Edward Island _

farmer and Catherine McPhee hi~ wife of the c one part and Oliver Rattenbury of Charlotte- L 9 _ town in said Couutv and Province Barrister at Men” °\It‘"\fQ|"|

w1i.i,r.ulr G.

ovnusncm i3'rH the Steaniersof

this Company will lesv¢ St. John every lloimav wznnnsnav and slu- nav at 730 a. ni. for Eutport. Lubec, PNP’ land and Boston.

Ret leaveshob

arming

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_Papers1n_sertingthisnot_ics th t thority ,,305-gg nn, Till

Be t f ti fa ti from the King’s Printer will nztxbeoupsiau there- ;l.‘ia°'rc:oUn 3:3 éaxggggmm nrt

S 0 S8. S C OH B1 for. nunsox xivm. a. x ' . - - noncuis rizwaizr. -~ ' _ mas'

P39388. _ _ mn t of Inspector of m ‘tgnzihzgétgestingghgild utlfxeaésliill

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Exu'a°ti°n 'T99 °f ¢h5._f89 0"-HT. Hey _ sgtrh. t. rm °i'»2§“§iia i¢ii'§i-liiiiigil’ appiy to

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