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___ '_.__ ._-, ous. Dont let it
~` \ f i get the start of ;0\1~
»  ` ~ A few doses ot rn!
’ _ Cold Lure \\ill
_ break up non! form
'M  ....1 of coldanlln lpvvfcerx
_ .I `§° ggiérgg, dlgihtherg
/ _ an pneumonia.”
-~\' should be ln e ly
home and every "S
ance policy.
- , MUNYON.
l
.\ll at-eoiiiits a,<;i'cc that the fire wliicli
on Tliursday last swept the city of Hull
and the westerii part ofthe city of Ottawa
\l\‘4 lllll LZ' if
lias yet beialien any Canadian city-
Mafeking de'-ipatchcs has renevi ed the in
terest and an\iety iii regard to the fate of
M0NDAY` "A PEM' 27' lm ` its Ldefenderis, Lady Sarah Wilsons   ' "
' ' " account of the slaugliter of thirty-three °°
FIRE-SWEPT OTTAWA- 'natives who went out from Mafeking last
-i- l"i‘iday to recover some cattle which had `
% _ _
been looted hy the Boers,`n.nd who, \vhile
they were sleeping, were surrounded by
the burgliers and shot without quarter,
actlonof the Boers. A despatch receiyed by
the Associated Press from Mafekin sa s
-= ket. It is ietter _ .
 lllllin 1\ \lf° l°5“*" °\' _ on the ieatcst disasters that nppfueum harshly misrepresented the
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“ d 1,5, 25g 1 vial Guido to Uellll
o,i§tyi’..,»¢,-,iiiigiivli-.= 1r»l\. 1505' Arf-li nt.. hl\=\-
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g Ynurr-* e
°° illineryw'
Our w0rk|0f`.l1]s Will
vushed this week; if con-
venient, ve awk you, and”
will if »n~ider it a favor for '
iii-ie who car, to lens
their trimmed lint Order
ss early in the week as
possib e
erkins & Coos
The Miliinery Leaders. g
CSSSSSUSSSSSBSB
f ' aa
Handicap yourllnughl 1
Don‘t wait :i few days to see if it _
~‘ will “ wear oil " ; it is much more
etssssssstee
'U §
sung chess
i likely to become dangerous and it
will undoubtedly be much more 1
diflicnlt to cure. The longer you 1
permit it to prey upon the delicate
3 membranes of your throat, bron-
chial tubes and chest, the more you
_ render yourself susceptible to other 1
atitacks and to chronic pneumonia
or consumption.
` Botanic
Qugh talsam _
1 is an infailible remedy: for more
than 30 years it has been curing
the worst cases and it will surely
°“f° Y°“~ 26 cams .I
AT ALI. DRUGGIITS.
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'_1s THE _
llPF_RlHUU3l
...()N.... 1
TUESDAY EVN'G; MAY I.
PART 1.'
wilt t of lochoiro numbers consisting of
Ch  Lett' S. b_Y Students of St. Dun~
sta  _ tra Music. Vocal Solos, Dances
and e on b/ ihe St. Celina club.
_ PART 2.
e beautiful operotta in Z acts entitled
1' " iii ben if _
_ nine or e ra.:-megs.
cHARAc'rEBs.
auline-The_ Bell ot Sara on. _ _ _ _ ...Suprario
R Missnlflolioincnel Earle. C 1
' - er ......... .. t t
Clqg iveri-Mi" Amyvlhde. on ra _
George Ardent-A Frvch student _ _ _ Tenor
- Nlr. B _
c eau
Bk' Charlrs Graniswell-An English Tnnr-
i,t, , _ _ _ , , _ _ . . . _ . _ . . . . _ . . .
_.Baritone
Mr. H. Winchester.
Capt. We tern, a retired officer-Father of
Pauline ................ __ 
.in r. Cnarles Earle. _
Gu `t at the _Hntel.
L es-‘The Misses Collngs, Stov art,
W , Rose. Hrown. McPherson. Earle. L
_ ~Dn=. Ma.lone'y_ Kennedy, Messrs he
 ww Purge, Parrent. Collings,
1" ets~-'Ros ervel seats 35 unreservcd25.
nartinnlsrn see Prntrsm
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.' ` ' " `,‘))_\7 ‘i
f I ni ' » \_ s
lc, ._ B ill
§j_`_._`  oo "
(frll ` I
_ ,or
 'il
_ Lp-to-date hnwnre Will .\`=`;__
L; found here. Having had years ,'-
tzx   %::”.°fl .f»>~i» f
;~\=" kind I  in lin hrs "'
so wor in y 0 S ' _
2 clans and up~to-date. Quitting ` A
well and promptly done. Elec ,
tri mllbe llputin cr repaired
tb; at gtg-tori; liiinuee. New stare.~5_"i]J 'are in line order and are delicious -  _< in ,___I I M1' I '
`= new.s , eeslowest. Acall _-'V p , - ° ' o _ ` ' t` _ t 'at' . d r -‘ < 
  ti 2f.>';°;_."°;';f..t'>'..i:;°l:._‘§°i.f’.‘;:.°.;  ‘i ‘°° ‘   anada     A
 W H Y  35 cents perdozen. Try them if  ._ '1,:f‘°1.Ff,‘,_'_"‘ ‘_~°`i°_§f°"°9fP’*‘_T°t,°17° lm* ‘f ' _ '_ f ' i I
 a 0  w wong'_oome;hijng,ui¢e_ _ p :t<:;il{o1d`wi1l be cffered same day as: _ _ _ _
Tliough llull is on the Quebec side of the
Ottawa llivt-i°. and Ottawzi oii thc Ontario
side, the twin cities have always con-
part of their effects.
wide-spread confiagration like that
h' h t
in June 1877, can form any idea of the
the-,people in a great burning district at
tire of 1900 has been accompanied by a
cuinstanees .which appeal to the generosity
of those who have not suffered, to help
made will meet with a. generous response.
One lesson of the Ottawa calamity
Chicago and in St. John. What has now
NAVAL ,    
1 URANGES
We have just received a supply of
Naval t.,-,_n`g'9s out_of a lot imported
here direct from California The
9.'
» -» at Y
that the natives iii question were un»
authorised raidt-rs. and that instead ot
being ruthlessly slaughtered by the Boers
l`le sl
_ ' _ ,tlfbetb kthbu h .
stituted one coiiiiiiuiiity, closely related 3_1; “;r§;Il))ligle(3t0 get rigigntorgemggtsg P t ,     S g
ill 0"\"')' “`=\.\" Hull had 0 P°P“l“t‘0“ Maxinis and Nordeiifeldts. The despatch a  S  Y p
before the fire of about 15,000 people and adds:-"There was no question of surren- _ 9 W 1  il  d
Y l 5 -
O,,m“,_ ,,,,Om_-k-,onthe ,lggmgmo being der. 1`lie leaders of the natives, ap tall, 9  S.   a’ e
 'ie “'~°~°~ i.‘."2i‘i..’I.‘£‘I.‘.I;‘;‘lli§‘.i‘.‘i$l‘.‘i.“.iIZ.223.332.2512 PHIOII S Silk Blouses f01‘ ev
llull has had severalsiiiiilar experiences Sinking of theisum Umm their amfihw   7 - O O i t
iiipast ytais tliougli iionc of them so mtiontvw fimqhed, the natives fought  S   W
sweepiiig, its gvreatuluinbci-I mills, the ;li1(<ilhtlieirIi1 Boegs killed aglnbut one,who, `  S 
v ,‘\ , . A
@ t Walking
largest of their kind in the iw orld, having Th g on me d" as ape 1 d “Mafe =  t , o a
_ __ x _ __ _ ,_ 7 _ c c espon en concu esz- ~ P t _d t M11]
iiiainly_escaptcl iii the prct ious fires \\ hich king may be fomiven if it begins to prefer a;  S up” 0 ao e 
hui-ned the dwellings of her work-people. some attempt at relief rather than empty 9
This time the great mills and factories on congratulations for its gallant fstand. |= ' ’
but-li sides of the river at the falls,togetlier Tl‘°“Sh there is only sntllcientto keep-
body and soul together, it will never
senting together millions of dollars in weary of it an
value have been mainly reduced to ruins.
Hitherto when Hull had been burned ~ `
P I
Ottawa had entirely escaped. This time __ A opular De usion
“ 0
the tire crossed the river from north to Does Kipling know nothing of Canada   
“Outh and the Capiifal has Suffemd 3 1055 but its snows? One would think that he
as great as that inflicted upon Hull. had experienced a frost -in this country.
po,-tho information of those ,ot fomil It is quite clear that he thinks the maple
iar with Ottawa it may be mentioned that an evergreen’ or perhaps R tree that puts  S  S  Dress
h h d_ _ v _ ,forth its leaves only in winter. He evi- 0 `
t. e C au iere Fall in the Ottawa. river dentl hm in his mind the ic
f Pa_ton’s New Pique Skirts,
Paton’s New Duck Skirts-
y _ p ture o a.
and at the upper or west-ern end of Ottawa men-y party of h00ded,b1ank¢¢,¢d, blubber.
city, is perhaps only second to Niagara, as fed Canadians on Snowshoes, gathering
one of the greatest and niost useful water maple leaves in “inter to t'"i“° with . O 7
. ._   t N llt Skirts
 ....... mid. ii...  ...i d0;§n1§‘1;;°,;m, .ig ,gyms 12;; M;;;>;m; P3» 011 S GW 6 8-119
been. turned to account to operate the trunk! After ho gots througo/t,,.i“ing
great lumber mills already spoken of, and for the sake of Auld Lang Syne, he ought
also extensive flour mills, large manufact- to give the Canadians 3' re-St’ f°r the “ke '  ?   
uring industries, electric pow er plants and of truth and decency ntmel Review
. . . . _ , . x. , .
other concerns doing a. vast business. To __"”"""°'l"" ,  
of wiiidisifies these twine on on BREAD. , Why not wear one of the ab
loss will evceed aniillion dollars each _-___ @‘
_ _ ,_ 0 0
To these must _be added thousands of LONDON. A911127-“L3dY Sarah Wilson     ?
dwellings and stores, covering an area ma despatch to The Dany Mail from 
three or fo tl h t f h Nlafeklng, dated Sunday, April 8, says; '_ ~
ur me` t a 0 t e UW of Our bread is non made entirely of oats, ‘D gl
Charlottetown. To the mass of the 12 000 ' ' _ -_ - . - \"
` s _ -` f, .n , _ Vo Low
_ 1 and is tull of husks. This causes mucn J  PA oN
homeless ones the firerepresents practical- illness. There are manly cases of nervous _ I ‘ |
ly zi loss offall their worldly possessions,as Dr°5tmti°“ *md malarial' °YPh°idS among   ’
in the sudden onset and widespread ;_eAgi_)1iTi_son° ' V , ° ' I ‘ ' p
character of the conilagration it was quite  
impossible for the alarmed and distracted " ‘Eg . , '
householders to save any appreciable   i i
commonest symptoms of  Oi
w ic svyep away the entire south-I nerve trouble’ such as Pdpimoiom
QFD. DOFUOD Of tl`l€ Clby Of SC. JOllll   loss of  .nd Poor
circulation, are magnified wid dis- _
alarm, the panic and the helplessness of itorted into serious signs of bout croa-
ble, with the object of frightening the
zucuarime. 1iisaepi0mbie,bun by no P'1bli‘=i°'»° *WHS th" 01’ “im l'°°'°'
means surprisng that the Ottawafliull 'remedy' If 8' btmdredth Pa" M the
fheart trouble we hear about were
_ _ freahtbecometerieewouldbefiliv-din
large loss of life. Here then areall the cir- is month A 'mug oonstrucdrm is
iput upon common ailments in order
'to humbug the people into the belief
those whose losses have been at once no M that heart disease is prevalent, when
sudden, so great and so appalling. We _,'38 TOQ heirt Ul'0llb]€. Wliiilll lb S0
feel assured that the appeals now being iliadlf and “dd°°)Y “sal When i' does
ioccur, is a rare disease. Lopsid-ed
hydrants, hose and fire engines. Hull also ";n‘:;?l?";;t‘:£n rtll;  - _  6 _ I
was fairly well equipped and in addition " dial “mx resist their action. You-  _ _
the great mills and factories had each a. fee] yourself Resting wen whcn you , \ " ‘
splendid and powerful apparatus of its fmke DL Wanrs Blood ni Ebrvo f _ _#_
own for extinguishing ilres. Yet the _Pins_ ' x V A  iii `
Haines swept entirely across tho twin.; 50c ¢€-vgogoéogogoo-r:zrBnanof_rl :$804. ll", ‘i ’f`._. 
cities from side to side, and only ceased ' ` ...uns   ° ' `\5I` ‘ ' /
Auction Sale ‘ /
  
more to burn in the direction to which the ' . ' V, . \j ' 
wind was blowing. It was the same in ` OF O ` o
..._....  ........., .__ ..¢Fam\, Sink. all Imnlalnuisi
overtake almost any of our larger Omad- _ -*---'  1 , ~ J
- -,- h - d d H 1,- ~. i wiilie11by.Piimi¢ Auction on iiisfrh 0 P C ~ lk i d A I
ilit;i?dT:\:uc(iilv;v;!iis:glies time com me premisesot John McKenzie on Tues-5 e     X e
` ’dii5Msiy 8th at 1 p. in. " _ _
1 Draft Man 10 years old, “Bi-own? - ° ~ -IN THE- - ~ ~
only one best Liiiiiiieiil-. tlist'sS‘°“*
Bn-N-T-L-B-Y-'s. i 1 Dm” 5 ` P”
   ‘ 
1 Largodriving M/are 5. years old., _ ._ _
iAdmini=tritor. f “ _  = .  w
1 Horse 4 years old. St. Liurient _
10 Milk cows some oi them Gurnsey_
A fewyoung cattle. _
1Set Bob Sleighs 1 P-img (new) 1
Buggy, 1 Gang Plough, 1 Western
Boy. ’ ~ - - ._
1 Also Farm of 86 acres formerly
owned by Kenneth McKay, 'It -is con.
veniently situated and in goodcondition,
is well adapted lor" stock, having a
stream oi - water running across the
GreatGeor Str t, ~
A I om§1e,,,_°§,°°m,” J 1>oN.liLn mi-.KE1~ziE
 ».2ae<nin. (Iii  & i  _ GEo.'B McKAY, ° _   &  
 - _\\_ ` T of   ,A , _ __ _  I _ ,» . _:»_¥_ __ VA ~ A _ _ V -_  _ V _ 5 _ é     ' '_
L __%,;_\`__,,,$o>.,,_,§.AH ._  _ (__ _.g miigiieer _  my svn   _  _   _
»-'-~-.-..~-»L\~~....i~...... _ ._ _ __ _ ;_.__,,_;__",. ‘(__,, _ 5 no =,_<»" '» '  -1 ._ V. 3 ~. ~
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   "2 ‘#5 ” °* "“»f“"fff‘f*’~e`f"‘?"*"""=¢€‘»i’ii'
A 'ff ‘ O V 4* " _ _ ,
i THE GUARDIAN Cl-IARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 80. 1900
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_ Y N A ii .louis lilnlll  ._   f ies
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AEE--1
V
1 Vp
ti Pa.ton’s New Spring Gloves-
Costume.
“U8
Suits
was
PY
Paton s New French Sailors
with me vast iilesof sfiwiiliiniber re re- _ . Patonfs New American 
1 ' D umm ofsurreiiaer. Butitis very, my Patorfs New Surnmer 
Pa.ton’s New Summer Gras
Pa.ton’s New Crash Skirts.
h
Pa.ton’s New Bicycle Skirts
__ _UUl,___
_arguments cannot convince an in*
icell' t _ I '_ ‘tsl el
which we may all lay to heart is that in rmegieso  "$0: élibvtlle 
Only those who have witnessed a It ls fashionable today to, hive 8' _»,/7/-.f`/f//_//'f1f./11// iff’/f°‘ 
new heart scareovery_24 hours. + The of 'on->-rc
'Inc Stearns Brake is a real coaster.
lt runs_ easy
li you use it as a brake. it dnesn’l» need
another man to rtlaaso it. It re-
leases itself.
Soo the narriw-tread S earns lines.
Get the Catalogue that tells ol the
local guarantees. '
..'ll"“l;i.l“.'il.l;““~.ll"l“ _
R WOOd€n~bullt   Our Own WIICH B imeans weakness,  of spirits’  
fire once obtains headway under a gale of ,lid cheeks, obormooo of breath’ ,year
Wind the best equipment fOr arresting' the lleggnegg, Be]-19335333, 1053 Qf 
sweep of the Dames speedily becomes iforee, endin in neral break dawn.
., _ _ X Se
werloss Ottawa has an excellent ‘ H18 1108 ID D1' WBl‘d'S Bl00d
P0 - ' 1 A _ f _ _ .' ; ‘ A4)-
System of Water supply abundant -Nerve Pills is in the soluble formy .¢‘
li
ox
W1
_ to   e  e »  _ .ff 
their deva.station‘when there was nothingj o _ - 
1 Bull, 2 years old, Short Horn, bred i 1';-' > - i5 Nl illP°l`¢\Uii if¢\5\\l"’» “fd 7°
on Government Stock Farm. ~ c ~ ` _ knowledged so by most riders
/#N , 1 1 does sway with cutter pins, and
A ‘ overcomes all the dillicultieo hereto-
( , fore experienced by loose °ranh,pro-
'FQ vonta"accidonts and breakage Study
"'~~/1*' ai f ' ai i caan..
-,  e oaturein opopuar
__ \_/ made mount fur 1900 Agents
everywhere, write for catalogu
sw _._ ~‘»i~ _ d s
. it < ' - ~ ' ",»5'9V;~;.;\~`._“f~. ‘ _ ' .~  ` ._   ’ ‘
5! `...§’_ _og ~¢ ir os ‘* A _“S
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