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Kimieg Pillaon the markei~.-some of them #subsidy worthless-that we ask you to be particular to see that the full name and the trade mark of the Maple Leaf are Oh aa-y bu ,mi buy. _ Without ihisyou are gg; getting the original Kidney Pill, which has cured ao many severe qgses Of l¢ld“€Y

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Special Notice

Having purcbased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his Books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. Miss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will he pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kqit well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature d the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BAZMR GUMPANY

Successnrs to F.J. Hornsby.

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An investment that matures when

tbefamily incame ceases is a _very

nimble one to have.

Life Insurance is the quickest and

I I Aww ‘ mul cm leave ,board departing steamers just before

§ frightening teams which are near by. As

j the time '_flxed for the departure of pass-

YOU INSURED ?

The Standard Life Assurance Com-`

pany issues policies on all leading,

Write for rates, etc.

` General Agents.

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Edward Island ?__

‘ I _ 3 We confess to some surprise in iinding

Q Mr. John Anderson, after the Alliance

1 3 meeting at which hewas present, had un- 1

'llllt W0 8"8 I0 D3 ID¢'1HIdG|I BNI ' I 0 ed in fgvgy- of P vi - ia-'hlnnedfsotbe s-and we usen ‘a'mm0uS`y pro” unc _ to n f01' “uf G08!-11118, Deed! if ‘ N cial Prohibition, now advocating a differ- moi-lded and fashioned. Thsifsn _ '

5 what our mouluers a e doing ent plan. In his latest letter tothe Pat

eve d uldi id t h

pazteis. it is therefore very im- 3 -

pomnn ti," ‘,i,,, D-,,m,.,,,, be that another eflortbe inade__to carry the ilrstiplass in every resl>°°_'i for’ Scott A t - Charlotteto d h th

as t epatterns are so wil the ca=tings he. We have iirstelass _ pattern-makers employed and areahleto meet the required

ard. sive us a trial when in need of ,1 Castings.

_and will not concede that he is beaten till

ioaiihz itil, :find iillrge “unto Tb# ,riot of yesterday Mr. Anderson suggests

vote taken on the property qualification.

Mr. Anderson ought to know that in vot-,

TUESDAY. MAY 1, INK L l € m

THE INDlAN FAMINE,

A citizen has handed to THE GUARDIAN

a handsome donation of SZ) forthe Indian Famine Fund, coupled with t-he request that we shall receive and acknowledge other donations for the same worthy ob- ject. We have decided todo so, and will be glad to receive and forward any sums' that may be sent in for that purpose. In the case of sums of one dollar and up- wards each the names of the donors will be published and in cases where the individ-

ual amounts a.re less than one dollar, the total amount will be collectively acknow~ ledged, with due credit to the person col- lecting the same.

The u rgency of the need is very clearly

shown by the following extract from the oliiclal report of United States Council William T. Fee at Bombay. He says:

“The people of India are nowfaceto face

_with a famine of water, food and cattle, which in the particular areas affected is unprecedented in character and intensity. I ‘°At this period of the famine of 189637, only|l,(XI),(lX) persons were receiving Gov- ernment relief in all India; today the om- cial estimate places the number at 351% 00) and the daily expenditure at about $84,0(D. _

“The true famine area in Brit-ish India

and the [native States is about £111,000 square miles, with a population of 40,000,- 000. There is a. further area of about 145,- 000 square miles with a population of 210,- 000,0(X), in which more or less scarcity and distress prevail, where relief is already being given in fi. tentative form, or will probably have to be given before the ad- vent of the next monsoon.

“The most trying period of the famine is still two months ahead, and evcn now it is questionable whether the financial rc- sources of the government and the power to provide useful employment for sucli vast numbers will be equal to tne strain,if present standards are to be maintained."

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It has been decided to obser ve Friday

llt-li May as Arbor Day in our city schools.

Premier Joe Martin is said to have

decided to seek re-election in Victoria, which is one ofthe constituencies believed to be most strongly opposed to him and his policy. Mr. Martin has lots of pluck,

the votes are all in.

The sounding ofthe steam whistle on

leaving the wharf is a frequentcause of

enger steamers is generally well known

thé utility of the whistle at such periods is not quite apparent. Many would be pleased to have the noise omitted.

‘ Dr. Inch, Chief Superintendent of Edu- cation for New Brunswick has issued a

circular to inspectors, trustees and teachers calling their attention to the order of the Board of Education that the

teaching dayimmediately preceding the Queens Birthday shall be observed as Empire Day. He also suggests an out- line of proceedings suitable to the day. He asks that during the entire day the British Hag shall float above the school houses. What about Empire Day in Prince

anly en on e same ssas are ’ _ used in electing members of the Federal

| They have a system of “regulating” thc

liquor traillc in Christina; Norway, known

'as the “samlag” or company system

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Each of 29 companies pays $2,500 for the privilege of selling, and the money is ap- propriated for charity. This plan was

adopted to bring the tramc into more res- pectable liands. The result has been that the convictions for drink and oifencee connected therewith have risen from 5.941

in 1885,the year before the“sam1ag 'system was adopted, to 15,504 in 1898. The com- panies are required to report the number of cases in which they refuse drinks dur- ing the year and the reasons for refusals.

It appears that 1898 there were 62% re- fusals reported, 'for which the assigned reasons were in 40,351 cases "because al ready drunk,” and in 20,228 other cases

because so nearly drunk that _.another drink would complete the operation." From thlsit will be seen that the convic~

tions for drunkenness were but a _small

proportion of the actual drunks. On an

average there were 171 tipsy citizens, _too drunk to be allowed any more drink in Christiana under ` “respectable” high- license liquor selling. - 1

ul MAYY in Charlottetown will be intei-

sted in Miss Crow’s special 45 days Excur- sion to Paris which is an assiued success. The newly iltted S. S. Dahome, of the Furness Line, left London last Friday for Halifax, and on her June trip will carry Miss Crow’s Special Excursionto Paris. The best berths on the' steamer have been reserved for this party, and nearly half of them are already engaged.-The following is the program.

45 DAYS, $230.00.

June 21st..-Sail from Halifax on “Da-|

home” for London.

July 8th.-Due in London, good hotels, including room, meat breakfast, table d’hote dinner. Carriage drive one day to chief sights.

July 16tli.-Leave London (with Main

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“No Eye Like the -1

_ Master's Eye.”§

You are 'master of your

fiealtlz, and if you do not

attend to daiy, the blame is i

easily located. Iifvoar blood is out of order, ood's Sar- saparilla will purify if.

It in the specinc remedy for troublee|

of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver. Holi Trouble-“I had- heart trouble

for a number ot years and different medi-

cinestailedto benefit me. I _tried H&'; Sarsagarilla and three bottles comp audpgtec_tiycuredme." Ma|.C.A. Fuiut, Wallace Bridgc, N. S. _ -

'A @f¢%§’d-“AlIhadlost|ive~chIl~ ‘dren with phtnerialgave in resuming 1 two children Hoodfs were lublect to throat trouble and very strong. They are now healthier and stronger and have not since had a cold.” Has. W. H. Fnscxn, Pembroke, Ont. - l

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We are showing at 3 pieces for 25'.: is the best _

_ value we have shown fold;

some time, If you haven’t _ seen it, come in, you will

be a purchaser.

Just now we’|e giving n. tention to hom-iecleaning

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Your from New York) via 'Ostend for,

dife. lic pefbottle at (ijentral Drug Store.

supplies-Rex Insrct Des- »` -Grad __ , _

. High lands Brigade '

. costume will nnpear for the first tim. in a'~'.

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y e t e procuralile m th _

_ °°°y"°°` _ musical ana literary lne. ' il »~ri ulai-3'

Brussels. . » _ July 17th -In Brussels-leave 6 p.m for ?aris. July 17th' to 30th--In Paris. Carriage lrlves two days to the sights of Paris and Versailles. Two admissions to the Ex- iositlon. Good hotels.

July 30th,.-Return to Londcnvia Calais, Dover and Canterbury. "‘

August 2nd.--Sail by “London Citi’ for

Halifax. 1 _ August 12th.-Due in Halifax. 1 A Including all 1 necessary travelling ex-11

penses, carriage drives, admissions, etc., etc., tickets to return good for one year.

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CIIICA00' MARKETS.

Cmcno, ” April 30.-(Speelal.)~'Ihe fol- lowing are the closing rates; »~ April, wheat, G51. com, 40, oats, 22§

pork.$12.47§.

May, wheat, 1651; corn, 40: oats,22i pork, 812.4%. ` _July wheat, 671, corn. 40§, oats; ii

pork, $12.60. ’ , s'

ARE YOU ONE OF THEM ‘ ~

Statistics show that 25 percent. of mem- and women suffer the torture of itching piles. Investigation proves that Dr. A. W. _ :mass ointment nevsfyet eased rd c ire itchingpiles' and all of these men nu women_1could..,_and_tlielr sufferings at 0 ice by ual? it. f8'coiis1of thousands have been cured `v this treatment. Everybody _:an be cured in tihesailie way.

Miss Budde-Are you coming to our

charity cake trek this evening?

Mr. Clubber-Cau‘t-awfully sorry!

Have a smoaker on at the laager.

_ THE OPINION OF WOMEN °

Women who have tested the merits of

Dr. A. W. Cha.se’s Kidney-Liver Pills re- turn t-he verdict that for backache and kidney disorders there is no preparation in any way equal to this great discovery of Dr. A. W. Chase. Americas greatest physician. This great kidney and liver cure is sold by all dealers at 25 cents a box, and has proved most effectual as a remedy for tfie many ills to which woman is subject. 1

“It1amuses me to hear Hopperdyke say‘ he is a man of few words.” _

“Well, he is,` but he can talk you to

t/edali with the few words lie does know.

SINGERS AND SPEAKERS.

Throat irritation is most annoying to

platform people and to prevent this as

well as hogrseness and sore tln_°]o:ith most singers an speakers ca wit t em a bottle of Dr. hase’s Syrluzgv of Linseed and Turpentine. It promptly and positively relieves and cures all dryness, soreness or hoarseness in the throat, tightness in the chest, bronchitis, asthma. and all kinds of

f°oug6lbs and colds. 25 cents a bottle Family s

ze cents.

x Bobby (subduedand humble)~'~.Say,ma? Ma-What is it, Bobby ? Bobby-Won’t you please lend me a lit-

tle piece of bread and butter?

New Naval Oranges at

Morris & J ost’s,-li ,__ Garters Seeds Grew.-1

New Corona dates in lb'

packages at 10c. -Morris & Jost’s.-li

Rex Insect Destro er kills all insect

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Fifsv-three Highlanders in. full Highland 1

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ingonthcScottActthe votewillnecesa- _ _, _ '__ ` ___ _ _ _ _ _f I _ __--_*J men:

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Parliament No provincial authority or \

Tbgqllodern Falggidgihd . legislation could possibly effect the man- H ‘ 1 _ -_ 1

cT,,;m,w':,*_p_g;_ L ° ner of voting on the Scott Act, which isa ‘ _ c ,_ _ _ f ._ '_ . ' p"°'"' Dominion law. ' 1 s, _ _ _ . ' _`

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Quantities oi Both

All we askisthat you give us a call and judge for

yourself.

Guarantee to give the best value in the city. ~ Terms-Cash or Credit, at a small advance.

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Mcn’s Chocolate leather

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For two dollars we ‘nelvl line

Men’s Dongola “ “ _ 2_0()

Men’s Casco Calf Elastic Side boots This is the strongest line on top the

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This is The Time-//////f ~

You should be thinking of making some change.; in 1 your FURNITURE and BEDDING.

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