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THE GUARDIAIN.
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MAY, 8.
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The best ever imported to the
Island. Our Vases, 5 o‘clccl;
Tea and Chocolate Sets cannot
be surpassed. Come and see,
they are just the thing for a
wedding or birthday present.
Also Berry Sec-s, Metal Pulf
Boxes, all in the finest Jap-
anese work at
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Shippers,
Attention l
-THE-
tieneral Marine
Insurance Co.
Is the Strongest Marine Com-
pany in the world.
Assets $20, 000.000
Shippers who get Insurance at
this oiiice in the summer have
not to look elsewhere in the fall.
I do not take advantage of cus-
tomers by closing down in stormy
weather; it would not be acting
in my clients’ interests to do so.
Certihcates issued here, payable
in England, on the continent
or elsewhere, as customers re-
quire.
F_W.Hinr|mon
The oldest Marine Agency in
P. E. Island.
Slaughter Sale
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RO0KERY
For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets,
Tea Sets Chamber Sets, Jardinieres,
ees
Ch e Bitches, u:£China, Lamps,
and all kinds of, _ are
Cheaper than ever sold before in
this ° `
city _
At .
Lie1S;.9io._ _Soon
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Opposite North Side Market Square.
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What
about
A Steel Feed Boiler é
W ha ni 11-
e ve some ce st _f
in stock that we willaell -1
small advance on cost.
These boilers are made of the
s best steel plate and by the best
l£il-fr maketr; 
e gnaran em to be first
_ classin every res t. No cast
iron ends, all steefeo __
_ Call and seeusbcfore nurchasin
elsewhere.
BRUCE Sllllllil lil _
as “ri-is Monson." _
if? Founders, Engineers and Machinrs --
Steam Navization Co’s W hart.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.
Phone 125. _
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win Proctor Robins of Bedeque.-- ' `   'ii      _,   5;’ 
r . _ . - The first death at the Infirmary, K -. j ~  ~    ,  F'  ____  é _
ED|T0R|A|_ N0'|~E5_ which has this year proved such an in- ` . _  `  _ it ._ 
 _...__ estimable boon to Cornell students, was _
It is announced that the Dominion that of Edwin Proctor Robiiis,who died
doubt Canadian trade in that qnarte
might have been increased had ou
people set about it energetically. A
trade Wi _nh us.
There is another side to the stor
of the fraudulent ballots in the Broc
vnow caused the arrest of one Mr
Webster, who, he alleges, made~
Idemand upon him for $500 hus
ing to levy black mail.
only with the slippery grip eharacteri
Patriarehs at the same,tinie.” Th
now be in order for Mr. C. to name t
ls forthcoming. the Rev. Hr. Kirb
of the temperanee community, of eve
“Sen of Truth” and ci every
S. or T.
in Germany as Canada does and no
the sameatime Germany, could not hur
us much if she refusedgaltogetlier to
ville election. As will be remembered,
a Mr. Wendling, proprietor of tho By his profession Mr. Robins was re-
Clifton House at Brockville, was on
of the persons charged with issuin
money on behalf of her brother-in-
law. The latter, she said, woul
denollnoo Wolldlillg for Tho iSS\10_ Of made for the publication of his thesis,
the false ballots and for other im-
proprieties. Mrs. Webster, on tel _ _ _
ing he, Story was arrested foragtempt- As Prcfesser Tyler said in the beauti-
THE EI)ITOR’S MAIL.
SIR - In the absence of an oihcial re
port, I will accept Mr Campbellls ver-
sion of his remarks, especially as he
cannot now repudiate what he puts over
his own signature Mr C devoted con-
siderable of his speech to innuendoes .
against the introducers of the L quor
Regulation Act and temperance men i
general, and a Grand Worthy Patriarch
in particular As a Son oi Temperance
(and a “Son of Truth” too) I wished
to get Mr Campbell down to somethin
specitic He has nibbled the hook but
S-
tic of politicians. I agree with Mr. C.
. that we cannot have “two G. W.
,tact makes his charge that, “The G. W.
Patriarch, whilst publicly proclaiming
temperance, was supporting liquor can.
, didates,” a very specific one. It will
he
1- “liquor candidates” supported by ~"rHr=:
‘G. W. Patriarch,” and, until the proof
who holds that honorable position, will
continue to enjoy the fullest confidence
Reply to Hon. Mr. Campbell.
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on Wednesdav April 19th from appen
government will establish an experi- _ _ _ - ’ . ‘ V
mental tobacco station in Western qmms' Mr' Ropxs .Ex hom tgensy
Ontario for the benefit of those en- me “Ms ago tml B8 eq 8'  a  _ I  I 
. . . , ,, Prince Edward Island. In 1895. he
gaged in cultivating‘ the weed there. received the dogma of _,L B_ tram
(I h W1 d d_ _ Dalhousie College, Halifax, N, S. and,
`ermany as reso ve to iscrim- f i dug; 1;, th ds me _ _
inate against Canada because of our _:i>f“Ar.allti’.earIii Snr; fa1leoi”(lr896, lie cime r I3 lt' not 50 'Q Rather an 01d WOTD out salqn but Weill
preferential osriif in favor of theres ormisri and entered iris graduate de-i Supposing you read over this advertisement and then
Ungied Ifiingdgm- Th” .maid be *lg P“flf;‘i‘:';_‘e;': ,fe ;‘;T;°';‘ ,2f,o§1§§’;°P:§é and buy yuor goods, You can save dollars, and we have
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of ou; mductsin German an way_ expected to graduate with the degree g
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only about a million dollars worth °i 33°t§L§i‘n§i:£'§gP£Zn;" friends  .
yearly. The United States sells hero both among the members of the Ladies Linen Collars,price l0c each.  1 G] Boys Embroidery
Amore than ‘me huflired “me as much Faculty and among thestudents. There » rf" _,. 
wasachildlike straightforwardpess a- Ladies, Pique Collars price 20C  -
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5 gree. He was modest, genial and
compauionable, and was interested in
everything which could promote the
` the Graduate Club loses one of its most
prominent members.
e srded as an unusuall stron student
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g and a man of quite exceptional promise
_ H 1 _ He ublished last fall an important ar-
the fradulent ballot Papers e ia; ticld) in the Philosophical Review which
a excited much interest among philos-
h ophical scholars. He had also takep
part in a number of important investi-
gations in the psychological laboratory.
d It is hop ed that arrangements can be
which he had practically completed, as
l- a memorial oi,his life and work. '
ful memorial service which was held in
the Chapel Sunday afternoon; “Such a
man does not live in vain; his memory
remains with us, and his influence ic-
ing a member ot it,” _
T0-DAY’S HAPPENINGS.
Lecture in Grace_Church by Rev.
Wm.Dobson, “England and English-
men.”
City Council meeting.
D Rsnnirsna the lecture this eveiiin
son. Subject ‘;England and Englist-
men.” A rare _treat in store for all who
H attend.
TRADE AND _sr1r1>1>r1~rr;.t_
is 
_ Port of Charlottetown. _
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Quebec; Welcome, Vansmber. Tid-
nish; _S. S. Wm. Aitken, Batt, Picton.
May 6, Cid.-S. S. City of Ghent, _Mc-
Nevin, Summerside; S. S.'Cam'pana,
Demcrs, Picton; Lady Franklin,
’ Garcin, Sydney ; Welcom_e,Vanamber,
Tidnish; S. S. Wm. Aitken, Batt,
Cape Tormentine.; G. H. Gardner.
Marshall, Picton; C. V., Minot,
Garnier, Montague. S -
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Instant relief and sleep, in a hot bath with
Cirrrcuiza Soar and e single anointing with
Currcima Ointment. A blessing to skin tor-
tured infants and worn-out, worried parents
Sold h . So i=.2-'»c.;Ori¢‘rirai¢'r Sic. Porn! .
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DIED ' _
29 th year ot her age.”
_ At_Broo_klyn, Lot 61. on the 2nd
April. 1889, Alex. McPherson. aged
68. Mr. McPherso°u came from Skye,
Scotland. to this Island in 1858. He
was highly regpected for his true piety
and mariliness, and will be greatly
missed by his own sorrowing family,
the congregation to which he belonged
and the community among whom he
lived.
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Skin-Tortured Babies-”  as is e
Yellow will dye a splendid green ly
using Magnetic Dyes-10 cents buys a
package and the results are sure.
- Newspaper Men Exiled.
WARSAW, May 5.--The editor and
St. Petersburg correspondent of the
Kurver Warszawski, who were arrested
last week for political intrigues, have
been sent to Siberia.
The direct cause of their arrest was
the publication of a _secret government
document, which was their first and last
scoop in Warsaw.
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mains through time and eternity; he
has made the University better by be-
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in g in Grace Church by Rev. Wm. Dob-
May 6, Ar.-S. S. Campans, Demers,
At Hil1’s River, on the lst inst, Susan
Bryan, wife of James Hardy, in the
Insect Destroyer _
1' bout his nature and a gentle kindness ’
r which won for him the respect and ea_ch_ -
t affection of his fellows in an unusual de-
Leather Belts l0c each.
welfare cf_the University. By his death Chuérenrs Lisle Thread Glovgg, 7¢
the Philosophical and the Canadian ,
gr Clubs are lei: wirhoutapresidept, and per pair. ` i _ p ‘ i A A '~ Boys’ Eaton
_Ties ` `
per pair. ,
pair.
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sett. '
ll to 50c yer yard.
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lt Pays to
Ladies’ Lisle Thread Gloves, 12c
Ladies’ Taffeta Gloves, 22c per
Ladies’ Uudervests, 5c each.
Ladies’ Undervests, 9c each.
Tucked Lawn Collars and Cuffs,
the latest novelty.-40c and 75c per
: All the newest styles in Veiling,at
` The `
Mlllinery _ 
Leaders. _  _ _  ‘
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Silk four-in-Hand Ties,_ 2 for
25c. .
Caps I _ _ -
Navy Blue Serge Caps, 12c
each. `
Golf Caps, 20c each. A
Socks E _
Men’s Cotton Socks, 6c per
pair. _ _
Black Cotton Socks, l2c per
pair. e ’
Braces ~
Boys’ Braces, 9c per pair.
Men’s Braces, l2c per pair.
Shirts ,_ _
Flannelette Shirts,°»all sizes,
price 1_9c each. . _
Wl1ite_ Unlautndriéd Shirts,
size 12 to`i5, price 30c each.
White Laundrierl Shirts, size
14 tol6, price 50c.
Underwear - `
Men’s Cotton Underwear,
plain or Ribbed, l9_c per gar-
ment. y -
Men’s Balbriggan ~ Underwear,
.25c per garment. i
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Alterations In our .business _ oolllooilone, foroa na
out our immolieo stools of _-
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_ atreduced prices for GASII 0ILY. and will compel
collect” all overdue accounts, first hy this noiloo,
through the courts. `
MARK WRIGHT _ & C
WANTED _ is tire
N()W__..f..... iterer
Beeween the
the Egg of today
latter its value.
is tire
ries, kept m stock
One Good Pant Maker, and
One Good Vest Maker
Steady. work and highest
Wag es guaranteed
T ` " .Emi t P ’ l Q
Are in order now-i our creat line of women’s low shoe ii I nd our ne' fresh
° llld our house makes
y _ ` find plenty to INTEREST you lots to PL Easn you and some _ Y - I J  N   D   had m’ that
thing to sUi'r you. Some of the new lots are the |\3ti0||a|, nf bg] ~|)||n5_~ ‘ _
Kufort, Half Dollar Kelly, Sorosis, l(ultu|'e-- ‘
The prices run from 68e. to $3.25 a pair. CLOTH '1'0Ps are very vim one 9'PP1i°°'ti°n does theiwwki I ‘ C ` y°° °' °°mm1tt°° °f
We are agents for the above ° will Why WB mlb
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fashionable--you’ll find them here-Hniivr soLi~:s (manisli lookin _ `  ` . . .
are used extensively-we have six styles to show you. and "°°°‘,nm°°d 1”-  _  X a  ow and to be
WE * _ r - s _ - ' _ w we say is tru
nitvi: nviiitr 'misc IN tins silos. Livio Ppuggp   hgfug ,A p _ ‘ L we ue but an
’ The standard fc. quality is me by -in is.-gs Trsnspsreseisn cm ' "° "° 11°" f°f
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~ n _ rugstore. . . _
Sunnyside_ . Bt- John. N. Bi, V
ys White Duck
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Boys’ White Pique
Embroidery front 24c
Chifon Frilling in
lac per yard.
Ladies Heavy
All wool Cashmere
Children s
100 per pair
Child ren s Pllld
sirable.
With your permission
$25,.; 51:41 . ;a‘“kF$ir