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THE GUARDIAN, 0HARI.0TTE§.‘0WN, PRINCE EWARD ISLAND, MAY 2, IMI.
 _-_'51-'-F__
_#If you have a hard hacking coughthai
no other remedy seems able to_ cure, try
Dr Wood’s Norwa Pine Syrup.
abottie of _ _ Y . _
_There is nothing to equal 1t_fo_r loosening
.rhg phlegm, allayiiig the irritation an
healing and strengthening the lungs and
bronchial tubes.
'~ Miss M. Bradshaw, Wesleyville, Ont.,
says: “ My bromer was troubled with a
very bad hacking cough, which stuck '¢°
him in spite of everything we could do,
but after using three bottles of Dr. Wood’s
Norway Pine Syrup he was com1>1et°l!
lured.” ta _ _
1 There are so many spurious “Pw°’
preparations on the market that you should
always be careful to get Dr. Wooda’s, the
Oridnal and genuine.
House
Cleaning
is now the order of the day-
, we have a large supply of al
Silver, Brass, and Furniture
polish, Victorine, Gold Dust this class of minemm
Washing Powder etc.
Prices right _as usual.
J. D. MCLEOD & CO.
I _ ' " T or Point du Chene, and would arrange to r
aucjriouz
FURNITURE!
I am instructel by Mrs. Pitts to
le‘l b Auction at her resic ence,
.Princey Street, on
Commenciug at ll o’clock a.m.
“Her hou~eholde efects, comprising _
Superior Piano, Parlor,Dining Room
Hall,Bedr00m and Kitchen Furniture. eenens returns are being 'received at the TRADE AND SHIPPING
R. BEAIRSTO,
1d3i. Auctioneer.
necmsuy Sundries including In the non-metallic class coal comes first,
M achange were made. Many of them at
i ' ' 
iron and steel works being established at
the British market three years hence.
These facts and intimations illustrate the
tremendous stridesforward that Canada
is taking in these opening years of the
twentieth century. And, toenlarge uponi
the famous forecast of Mr. Tarte, “Just
The report of the Geological Survey
_ for the year 1900 shows a total mineral
production in Canada of $63,775,090. In
_lt-186 the value waa$16,(ll0.000,or only about
a quarter of last year’s output and in
1895 the value was but$20,600,000, or less
than one third of last year. The produc-
tion is classified into two great divisions,
metallic and non~metallic, the former a-
mounting to over 40 millions and the lat-
terto over 23 millions. Gold gave the
best yield among metals, the value being
$27,716,752 or two thirds of the whole.
_the production being5,332,19T tons, worth
$12,668,475 or more than half the value of
. Referring to the possible increase of
tax upon commercial travellers from $20
to $50each, one of their number informs
us that probably not a single traveller
would visit the Island if such
` least would not come nearer than Pictou
have the merchants meet them there.
This is a possibility that the Government
would do well to consider. It is pretty
clearthat any sharp advance in the. tax
would not result in any increase of the
amount collectad,but rather the reverse.
It willbe pretty ditlicult to squeeze any
more out of the Knights of the Gripsaek
than is now being obtained. They are a
tax. A _
, According to an Ottawa despatch the
turns having beeen received in April o
,_
of ooiu1ioouiio|ii,1=AIR_AI STRANGE 
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1901.
N*---WY* __A_‘_: :xii-;Y (T4.-57 V74 `AA_PWV__*_"_-<_lJ        
The Monetary Times points out that the ._
the Soo under the agency of Mr. Clergue -- --
BRITISH COAL MINERS
wait till you see us in the next century l ' 1 --
Threaten to Close -Prince
Attempts Suicide.-Big
_ Steamship Combine.
. _-
THE BRITISH COAL MINERS.
_ Lonnoiv, May 1.-(Special)-The miners
from all parts met to-day and discussed
the coal tax.
It was proposed that all quit work un-
less the tax is withdrawn. Another meet-
ing will be held May 7th to decide the
matter. _
_PAN-AMERICAN FAIR OPENED.
BUFFALO, May 1.-(Special.)-The Ex-
position was opened to the public today,
without ceremonies and with ii large at-
tendance.
The buildings are practically all com-
pleted but many exhibits yet remain to be
made ready. The fair is a flne one.
.BIG STKAMSHIP COMBINE.
» NEW YORK, May 1.--(Special.)-Five of
'the greatest ship-building boncerns in this
country are to be brought under one
imanagement. The capital stock is
‘sev enty millions.
RUSSIAN PRINCE sU1o1DEs.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-(Special.)-
1 hotf, formerly Secretary to Russian Em-
bassy, London, attempted to commit
`vei'y resourceful body of men and they*_suicide ina prominenthotel. His action
Saturday,  Day Of mayihave been doingalot of thinking on the
_ is due to family troubles. ' _
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Department in Ottawa much more rapid- 1
ly than they were ten years ago, 875 re-
l I I 1 f
V Port ci Charlottetown. -
D /
‘this year compared with only 59 received Mayl ar Lady May M__D_mgau Ben
. . . , _. ,
l 1
" 1 in April 1391. Tniegives hope that one R,,,e,._ 1
OUR
LB RG!
“STORE
least, may be given to the public some
thing earlier than heretofor something
totals of population for the Provinces at M80’ 1, Cid- Lad! May, McDougall, Bell
_ River. ~
GRAND _ORANGE LODGE' _
Prince~ Alexes Nieolagewitzh Dolgorou-
Is brim full df bargains, Wf- `
keep High 'Quality Groccriesé
at Low Prices. Buyer-T, »»." 
have not visited us will +9
well to call and see what we
.fan do in the way. of
0:0-O»~O°°0~<D°°O°'9»°
illiisoolcl & Hornsby
_as speedily as possible. Tables that a
itlie Dominion the work of tabulation went Mn Wm_ Davidsom SL Axydrewl
‘on for years, giving rise to the suspicion Q1-16-. States !-`-*“D1`- ChaS€.'S SYFUD OI
that the census officials were nursing “th
;   i ess __job" to make as _much outfbf it as wa
f possible. _ - 5' ' - _ _
THE EDl'iOR’S MA
Queen St. _ _. 
_’eo.e0
Doii’t Curtail Playground.
Q-Q-°°O°°CO»°»O°°O~Q»~° \»D\°O- ‘- --7-
. very excellent  opposing the takin
otioe !
___ iwhichlfear is not the case, our School   
, _ Biard should increase and not diminis . ' " 1'
We will thmk “ll who received theplayground area. Asaparent, I pro-   ' 
test against this scheme. I do not know
. and Turpentlne. _
. a
and settle same before .ez-e 10.11 of 1’°a1itY“'“i1“b1°f°’ “feet P‘"`P°S°”» bl” - ' 1
it not, I say do without the street rathe
statements of their accounts to call
,i
3 _ _ _ _
_ ground a strip of 40 or 50 feet. If possibl
whether or no there is other land in th
ay. All ao oui ts etvied by than curtail the chil lren’s playground.
that date will be “ian-`  = im' Scli APARENL
itor for collection.
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Steam Navigation C.).’s Wharf
Phone 125.
INI'evv
  I-°a.tt  S    ~»»-»
f ` I 11" Both are articles that. givegg.
_M-.gglz--_
_ packages.
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and new prices»-all over our
quire new iurniture or bedding it is here foryou at a. less
-price than you can get it elsewhere for-Send your repairs
'ions-
store this spring-if you _re
ardently to be desired. What is also des
irable is that the entire details of the . _
1 census should be tabulated and published I "T,
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; Ohronic .  
_ I _
I published years after the enumeration wa
' made are comparatively valuless, yet in _ » E1 .t-
cacli of the censuses heretofore taken in'  I 
e of bronchitis. I have, without suc-
.~. cess, tried many remedies for the past
-  E ’ -Mr. W. R. Alger, insurance agent
`;l.'Chase's'SYrup"of Linseed and Turpen-
Sm""A Shut time ago you publhhed af ciisntlve properties. I got better from
8 _»_t_h"e‘ time qt taking the nrst dose. Hav»
t ing a family of young, children, my
lot part of the children’s playground a_
`Upper Prince Street School for a public ` ddcwrs' bins have annuauy mme t° 3
;2.;":.i;.f.z;“.;‘;'°:?°‘:;.';“s:.?;t‘°  so  vm  if" an
takin from an already too small play- i25'C_¢I11lS 9- b0'¢U€, all dealéri- f °
e _, _   __ ,
li
For cough, horse ail, stoppage and fever w If YOU Wlih. ' .
iusethe GRANGER CONDITION POW-. to have B “tm-m__i°¥-I to wr Th,
iq DERS. A genuine Condition Powde
U | ; Blood Purifier. and Tonic. -The Granger °
, guaranteed superior to many so calle
Condition Powders in small and lartr
i ouee cleaning. ~- _ . jj
JS “And to see' the furniture and silver "/A
d ware shine u_p use 
e
‘ Linseed and Turpentine' has cured me
' six years. Last winter when' I had a
severe attack and was unable to work
I procured a. bottle of Dr. Chase’s
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentlne, and
am happy to state that the third bot-
tle made me a well man
~H'alifax» NS says :-“I used Dr.
__ tine for a severe attack of bronchitis
 Permit me to testify to its splendid
considerable sum. I believe a. bottle of
in reducing' them very materially ’
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$ ~`_ =='»;'-Q 4` -_#Ji .si T., _ _
if .l(' riff . pf./_'/5i\\,_-f//~}_}_\,_=;/Ir 
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onion   lioilio time 
to your  I - _ ,- ~}
if/} In _is easy to use, it is good for' the I"
_ ?` wood, it gives a brilliant "polish, 
 ooo e on ion 
_ '   satisfaction and axe positively
Eachl-5c per bottle.  .;-  .f *
Sold by _ A
F,"W_~1£"F”q_?B "! "¥'
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'l`ory Leaders Dlned-Judge 2
toba Railway seal.
J UDGI KING'S CONDITION UNCHANGED. '
O'r'i'AwA, May _ 1.-¢(Special.)-The con-
dition tif Judge King is unchanged to-day.
The Manitoba Railway deal bill was
adopted after a vigorous discussion.
GRAND oaanon Lonoin.
Clarke Wallace suggests the holding of
the Grand Orange Lodge meeting at
Brockville instead of Winnipeg.
CONSERVATIVE LEADERS ENTERTAIN ED.
The Conservative senators and mem-
bers entertained Borden and Whitney the
Ontario Leader and Flynn the Quebec
Leader at a banquet in the Senator’s
restaurant. '
H
A STRANGE SUICIDE IN ST. JOHN. _ _
ST. JOHN, May 1.-(Special.)-George
E. Wilson, tinsmith, 25 years old, sulfur- 1
ing from consumption, tired a shot at his
wife but missed her, then suicided, send--
ing a bullet through his brain. _
Wilson is a stepson of Police Sergeant
Baxter.
._._..¢--1
_ Gr-eat Victory.
» Banrvanv Rivim, N. B. Mar.-Fe_w cases
of illness and_ recovery have excited the
interest in this community, _ as has_ the
kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crott-ie.
Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doctors
at home and in the hospital, and the fact
that they absolutely gave him up as _a
case beyond all hope, is well known. His
subsequent-restoration by _,__t_l_1e_ _use of
Dodd’s Kidney'Pills reads like a miracle.
“For five years I have suffered oil’ and
on with kidney Trouble. Last; fall I had
an attaiek, for which tl? dootpir;-s had gttle
epe o my recovery. was ogliged
to the hospital for treatment,c‘ ut it gill
me no, good, so I came home given up by
s
Kidney Pills. From tiie/ first box Iim
day. °
Fresh Rhubarb, Tomatoes, Bananas and
Pineapples at Beer 8: Golf s toiday. 2 21
Ripe Tomatoes at Beer 81. Goff' s. 2 2i.
Carters’ for ` Wall Paper
§ Black Dress Fabrics and;
I ' Stliting S. 3
1 Customers livinil’ out of town are .
I especially provided for in having any I
I part of this stock submitted for in- 1
I spection through the medium sample, I
2 which will be found to contain every- .
I thing at a glance, as to quality, price, _
2 etc. We give particular attention' to 2
I the qualities of black goods. _
. The new smooth iinished Home- 1
I spuns,Cheviot Suitings,Serges,Twills, I
I La.rlies'~ Cloths, Venetians, Repps, 2
‘ I Cords, lllohairs, Sicilians, Cashmeres, I
I Hcnriettas, Nun’s Veilings, Crepes, I
I Poplins, Llamas, Voiles, Taffetas Z
:snr ima wpei Breenee. snr ami :
I Wool Crepe e Chenes, Uncrushable 2
Z Silk Grenadines, Black and White I
: Shepherd Checks. Black and Grey Z
I Mixtures in Tweeds and Mohairs. I
I Write for Samples with Prices. 2
+1 Special attention to orders for I
Z Mourning. _ I
2 23 tf JAS. PATUN 85 C0. _ 2
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P. E.i I. RAILWAY
Oaand after Monday, April 15t1i.,. 1901, the
trains of this railway will run daily (Sundays
excepted) as followsz-
Trains 0ntwurd._ _ Trains Inward.
Read Down. Stations. ' Read Up.
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P.1i¢. i>.l1. A.nr. 1>.m. ax. .Lu
5_¢0 3.10 6.35 lv.Ch’town at 1.25 9.10 9,45
540 3__-io 6.48 Royalty linac. 1.05 8.55 9,25
6.06 4,17 7.17 N. Wi1ts_ire 12 25 8.26 8,39
6.21 4.31 7.27 Hunter River 12 io 8.16 8.25
7,05 5,1; 7.57 Emerald June. 11.28 7.47
5;47 8.21 Kensington 1055 7.2
6.20 8.45 ar. } { lv 10.25 7.
ar
8°.
s=~>'>~
$91.22
1>.M. S’side _
1.oo1v._ A ; 1o.1o
» 1.13 Wellin on 9.27.
1.51 gon Hgll. 8.49
3-°° ’L===fy 121°
4,05 Albe_rtoi1
' 4.55 ar‘l`1giush1v
r.x
5-9- .°~
Rott
P.H AJ!
2.1¢: 1vCh’tovrnar 1o.xo
3.35 ar {Mt. Stewart 1v8.45
3.5¢ lv Junction ar8.3o
5.o2 Cardigan lv 7.15'
5 25 ar Georgetown 6.50
2.1¢. / '_
Mt. Stewart
3.45 lv June. ar ` 8.35
4.23 llorell. _ 1%
5 4.52 St. Peters' _ J.
6.20 Soims lv 6_.oo
Pal. A _ A.. _JL
LK
Z.5olv Enera1d]unar_7.35_
.4oa_r _C.'1‘raverselv.  _
5 » mu. _ _ a_._x. ~
trains of this railway  East gf
Klng’s C_ondition-Mani- `
the doctors. A friend .suggested Dodd’ F '
 
 
_ R Rl      
5 _ Our S ring Cloths in the latest novf ities and newest
are da iy   _ _ , i"”'t’ * 
Cali and make your selections for Spring  from
and select sucelr: _  _ A `
' _ Latest style, best workmanship and perfect it
Also see our large stock of Gents’ Furnishings.
i.
page Newt em at my week every' __   
MERCHANT TAILOR _
The S rin 0
will have .1 greater capacity than any ~ ‘_ . _  l I ‘ _ A
;;;._;;;.;F;;.;;;B;:;.;;;§;__;._;;. opcncd to the Public Following Attempt otWifc ‘ . p g  
castsa brisk trade in the export of iron to  _  _ C' ~ l
 
gives-goodedreésersl inspiration
matter. o.: correct ` styles-it
 df88_S€l’3 'IBS _ ghgppefg’
our prices are excellent chapters in
economy. 1 ‘ '
Mmmnj
‘ _
NOKOD displ my at our store 2
Millinery,
Dress' Goods
Silks. 1
Hosiery.
Costumes,
Jackets.
Corsets.
Shirt Waists.
Mer\’s Furnishings,
Ladies’ Furnishings.
Make it a point to give our
a~ trial. ' _ -
We are sure you _will be
with your visit and purchase.
r. initio
  . ~ The c»i»fiic1in°fyv1=»d¢f1~ 
?1.g--_1-s-11--»°--__
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_ From the br-ist markets we hgvg..
.culled the haw in. . _ .
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~ Come and see ‘as any rate.
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It Boson’i Cost a
 to look ov r our s‘oclr.As we haxe the largest and best
in town it will psy you to do so After h use claanmg
want samefhing in our line for that corner bracket or the
Clark   Croclmry
Sunnyside Opposite Market
Work 1
We have the very bestiacilitsil and every lgquiute for
Films, Plates, and Paper Nbgatives, Printing ’.l'~@nmg
A All kinds of Amateur Work
For The Season of |961
We will make a specialty ofx Platino Type Printing, by
most beautiful resulfrff ei-1_2 cbcained, and were so popuiar ai
considered a. craze in  _United States
Trade Rates ‘for ati Classes of Am
Queen_'St, 4* doorsjnortli of'Grafton Strut,
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iv. noon.
11. ~
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A i.FuH‘Lu\eKept m
I meeei fi-erase ou te sis oo
 mam
  as no ht you eta have them made
500 diferent shades aadpatterns iutlngli h Waterproof