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° ` _ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 5 i899. ' ' _ ’    -  -  --f  -  
1 ----1 - -V ' I 'W " I
For soreroon TALK oN‘iHEe-1_AcK Pace-
l  CHILDREN.
The Rey. J. p_ Brnshinglnm and John H. Boyd
w 1 S Co. f St. Joh N.B., Manufacturers of the Famous Suggest Remedies.  t h ° E X ' L ° r 'i
i A A.
The e come soap ,o n, _ _
Welcome Soap, will present $100.00 cash to the School Children, viz: ed
f ~ .
l FIRST PRESENT UF  1 0g`3r;2_?d§eE§bEZst&X1§3A; fiizebe Problem”_ and _ the recent_ lyn
l SEWIU “ l5-00 - ’ 1] ’ h 1 ttehdww chings in Georgia were considered
“mite” by reg“ ar 5° °° a ’ in sermons Sunday by the Rev. Dr. J .P. -U
Illllll “ mio" either boys or girls under 16 years of B- sh-n ham at the ms, Methodist
5 PRESENTS UF $5.00 “hill 25.0 age, all essays to be sent in to us  chmchl aid the Raw D,-_ Jo|m_ H_ Boys!
In “ ° L50 “  fore May 31st, 1899, when they WIN at the lirst Presbyterian Bhurch, Evan-
be submitted to a. committee of three eton. Both condemned the crime ol
_'___ disinterested leading teachers, upon the victims and their lynchcrs in un-
whose decision the P,.eSe,,,,s.wi11 bg measured terms._ The lormer saw th
swoon ded as above ultimate rcmedv. in an “educated man
co‘vo1'rioNs--Essays to he mute pinanifgiiii pen ana ink. .i°n@.i with name ana sa h00d”; the letter &dV008¥°dth° 0010111'
‘ ' h lorherlunaided W01‘k» “Fm tion of the ne roes ol the United
ai-ees. also statement or of the writer an that the essay is is _ za _ g -
agp gli-nde ofesphool atteiidgd, and name or teacher, this state ment to be certified to by one pae States as the only sure method of mak_
,_ ~ _ _ ing lynchings unnecessary.
4.. £s_Slys.llsl be accompanied by 50 Welcome Soap Wrappers Dr B_usbinghamsaid_ _qheprem
black stain u on the escutcheon o
_ . d
THE WELGOME SOAP G0., Sl' JOHN, ll. B. 1 ' P
ULUTHNG.  
CLUTHING,  
Glothing for
  Everyone  
' _ _ ‘ _  ` . _ ' ’ Dr.Boyd. who isa Southerntr aid not
" ‘ ` ° " o `    many yeusago occupieda pulpit in
| _ Mississippi said: ,
i ..‘~With startled aze the e es of th
I ~ ...
Than regular prices.
Our big purchase oi men’s and boys’ clothing at
the Doull & Gibson’s Sale has arrived, we can
now supply you with Suits of Clothes and Sepa-
rate Pants, Coats and vests at less than the cost
of manufacture. `
We bought the goods Cheap and we can sell cheap
1000 pairs pants from 50c a pair up,lots at halfthe
regular prices.
If you want Clothing come our way. It will be
dollars in your pocket. `
J. B. __ll__acl)o.i_§al_cl_& Go.
SEED VVHEAT
DEAR SIR,-
I am very glad to .he able to inform you that after
testingthe WHITE Ftrs WHEAT, inpor te .1 by you from -\°w==- - M
the North West last fall, I have no hesitation in recommend- 3”“°kP°l°?" “fied *bf* faif 79‘“.‘8 Hm-
ing it to the farmers of P, E. Island.
I -sowed twenty grainswithout making any 'special sc- W°"° -'°“°d “P' a’-‘d with °”° °*‘“ki”2
lection. and out of the twenty, -nineteen grew strong and -
.ist  °f -L -‘ri   '~.tlnnl.lhillli. 
ealthy. I so i `
Farmers in this section of the country pronounce you -,
eed Wheat the best sample that they‘have seen imported to
this Island. 
Yours etc..
R. P. BAG\:-iLL Farmei‘ ‘
_ . , ,
go-
Hazel Grove’ P_  I ing to the other day? That was a noble
| still have afew bags of this spec-
ially selected wheat to disposeof- -
HURAGE H-ASZARIJ,
_ ` ` QUEEN SQUARE
Ch’town, April 18,' 1899
I  _"___Sa|e
are
¢C0»
American freedom is but the ripenc
and deadly fruitage ol that netariou
system of human slavery which caused Df- Pi¢f°°’5 G°‘d°.“
_ , _ 8
£388
'hm Prccooious Bo
LEM. ._
Cnicsco May 2- The Black
the shedding of fraternal blood in t
and brutally
the colored_ as we 1 as the white race in-
I.
the colored people _ must com
out from among the igno
e
secure the legal punishmentoi crime.
z 1 es
violence and outrage. The black ques-
» Y
South." '
8
gin. Some days ago a llashpi hell -i
a glare ot demonism, fell accross th
sky of the republic. Two great crime
indignation. " ‘ '
alike mysterious and inexplicable.
“Ii we have millions to spend for C
ba and millions tor. the Philippines let
us spgnd a lew other millions lor the de-l
velopment cf the negro, preparing
him to_ work out his destiny in some
separated place away from white men.
I look upon the West Indies as the place
where the negro may become dominant
in society and politics, and there accord-
ing to his own instincts and enlighten-
ments, may organize a society and con-
duct a government under the oversight
and tutelage of our great republic.”
 
sndiieront in to the Kind._
He was a fragile youth and didn‘\
dance allthe dances. .-
“Let’ sit it out,” he said to his pretty
partner.
“Wliere?” she asked.
_ -“Ont the stairs.’_?_ _
So they went up a little way and sat'
“Wh-why, what’s the matter, r.
for the young man had hastily risen
‘ and was gasping for breath. _He could
not reply. His face was lived. His eyes
hand he clawed feebly _at theskirts od
his Tuxedo. I _ I `
At this question his voice came hack
to him. . _
“What difference does that make?
he harshly growled. Then, without a
word ot apology, he dashed un the
When the Time Camo. “
Maud_-Oh, Ethel, and what did 101|
say to him when he proposed to youf
-Did you say what you said you were
speech, just suited to crush the holdesl
Whippedldog? y
Ethel-'WelI, not exactly. You see,
Ididn’t say just that. I-I-well-el
-er-well, you see, I said "yon,"-.f
London Fun. “
` strange mnairc.
North Side Mother-I told on is lit-
This is the picture ol ,
6 be active and keen. If you feed the
° cells on impure blood, you are sure to
§§§k,3f§§§g2§1§obff,‘e°1u,,gs_ you win ha” Several dances and entertainments were
C
_ _ _ .taking place, and the audience were
liver, and the resu t is torpidity of the di5mi5“d_ _ _ _ _
liver. Feed the heart on impure blood, .
t and the consequenc weak heart.
f Notirish the skin with
the result is all man
diseases.
S The best of all known
weak lungs. 'Pump
» P _ d’
ner of unsightly s
h makes the appetite
1 H ith _ _ perfect, the livera_._ct_gy
clvi con icto esixties; with the rich re
L hi ' lse able re'cr' tion the great b1<>’°d-mek
"ync ngisam__r p_.- ip
for the deep seated disease of ignorance  °c‘g_f;*§S“é§f_‘;;’;‘i;;’_§t'f
. . What shall be done? Let ~ 1,
ant and brutal element ol th ir  ,E‘i91,fI€§f;}&a‘i-f
own race and do all in their power tc =;§;1:\;¢*;0{§g‘;;>;=i;°‘;¢1
which seemed like a _ _
The best elements of the Scuth, both i=t<_=_ go; mv; g;t;?:_p;_ii;;C_ I had n-heann _ down
white and black. should organi e, ‘rr - sfdge .Milne my fight 5
pective of color,to restrain the hands of 2'
of 1893 Ilwas takcnwith
us yspepsie. Tl_i¢t'¢
y ogpomach and_a weight
I' ’. _
cated by three of our bent
` I weak I
relief. w$S9° . ' ' i I  ' '- 1
_ the room  ;_ `
tion is essentally _in the South, oi the   §h‘;°}§,§§as1;Im_‘Pm'em‘f; __ < _
SOUUJ and IDUSIZ be B€ltlld b 1119 I be an to improve very fast after the use of a - ~ . - .  f »~ - _-,‘ ~
few iiiottles. It cured
'are is permanent."
could not walk across
a man who is
healthy, clear-
ful an impa _
-Lord Herschell
Chancellor of l
his blood is pure.
achieve
1
 ,, my _in the water pipesoecured. ` ' J _ 
You
int()
ex-
cells. If you
th
bad blood into
e ii; ine bloc and very heavy thunder bolt. The air was
km ._surcha_rged with electricity, and for
b -5 - .some minutes _after the shock_ all _the
Medici?  wires in the -city kept cracking, and
hearty, the dis¢Sfi_°n little blue flames could be seen runninzlf -.
It gives vigor and ing the earth and probably -causing we
S and 2-Clivi *°_fh¢ pipes to- burst in eight plaeps ,in tho?-.
;‘;"°tht§St;§§tXof-°  city at the same time.” '  ' -3f3T"'1‘§
e. All medicine
Derby, Perry Co.. Ind..
Everything that I
oss my stomacli had 8
ide, an in a short time
' ,, _
were committo.:--one--individual, the‘r§l|Qll_SSl0lB[ 
other communtl. ‘Such a stsga’o! nl-f
hirs demands more than ,_ spin” 0; _- I Inbpursnrancc ot an Act ot the General As-
scm yet this Island, made and passed in the
' d o H, ~ ° 'iiiititiii-iaieigig
-What is to be one. _nging is no S A ,,
m
ti
. . dth A I
remedy. Burning is no remedy. But té>,:,n4_ ggfage --X& A22 fn ,°,,,,'f,E1_ tm Cha;-if
lottetown Sewe e Act.”
what of its associate crimes? It is co - I do hereby__l':fve
mnnal madness, the frenzy of a people, mention tor _e. com
W ters 1 forth
thatis to say:
c
h .
open until tive o'clock in the afternoon of the
same  -
)EsCRlPTION OF WARDS
' Number One shall oo _ f
Charlottetown which _ _
Street, andthe parcel' ;
as t-he Military Bsrrack Ground.
_ Number Two sh. ll on of
_ Cha‘rlbl:tetovm» which-_ as-not - f _
Street and north of Dorchester Street. ~
number 'lhree shall comprise all that mpai-t
of Charlottetown which lies south of G ton
Street and north of iii
- Number Four shall
Charlottetown which
Street and northot Grafton
Number B-ve shall
ciiariotzetowin north
the Common of said
NOM’l-NATION DAY 
"'rise'a»l that’ 0!
iris.   to -
,  
from the time of twelve at noon until the hour
gt Four o‘c1ocl; in the afternoon of the sane
9#Y- ._ _
_ F_or qualilica.tioh_ot llllectoi-s,see .Act 61st,Vic-
1 toria. intituled_ “Ilia Charolttetown Sewerage
Act.“ also 51 V1c‘6oria,Cap.12. _
JAMES WARBURTON _
of Mayor of the City
Ciiy Clerk’s f nice Charlottetown,
1899. »
A
in ni vhhr nm
8 Y _
civilized world are turned toward hreor- _ __ 
e _ ii  ` ‘_ ~ 5 it 
'of H recent - M '
?‘The Chagfgtstgr
of 62nd V'
Public Notice that fan'
mlssionei-_ _ot Sewers and
Clt-y.of Charlet tetown. in
B Ilpsli 6
tliedplacc o on. David Laird,resigned, will be.
11' liel on
l|llllSl3], l|l8 llllll lla! lil
- Mahi.
at the several places
In Ward No. 1 at oi near the onice of Mr
John Maceachern, Queen Street. _
In Ward No 2, at or near the houseotTnomar
Connolly, opposite Mr. B.Hoartz's Warehouse
Sidney St. between Gros
Slil'€8lB. _ . i
In or Ward 3, at or nearthe Market House.
In Ward No. 4, at or near the City Hall -cor-
l- ner of Kent and Queen Streets.
In Ward No. 5, atior near the carriage shop
ot Philip La.rge_& Sons. Great Goorgo i-street.
And at the said Elo til ` _ _
ed atnine o’c1eck in i e `
 1898. '
t George and Prince
on the Poll will be open-'
torcnoon and continue
mpriseall tha., part of
liessouth of Dorchester
of land tormely known
mprise allthat part
il th of 
chmond ntreet.
comprise all that Wt of
1ies.jsouth‘ot ~ tzroy
- Street. - _ ‘
izroy Street includ
of Charlottetown
H. M. DAVISON
City Clerk
England- Y°“ lightning, struck ._ in 'Ly'nn'- 'ib6ut»8.80
“W be “fy “fe last night. and in an instant 'nearljlall
The man who the 1°1°Ph°l\es._-lite alarm _systei_n,_p'0li00-
` suffers from_ini~ signal system and _ telegraph _8.er,v_,iofe
5 `°t1§¢d -1.5” f were crippled, and a number ot br‘e£h‘
ini-
C
pole on the corner of Market and Bih-
erty streets. It did little damage there,”
peer th but burnt out all the electric light cir-
cuit snear _by and threw  streets
business places and halls into darkness. 9°” Fwd
6
was
502311; _§1}_Se;*{fha“'~§‘°i; along the telegraph and telephone wires T'
' - on oles
er and Besh-builder.  ‘ _  _ _ _ _
ru tive skin diseases. 'lhe reatest dam , nodonbt,  
_P .
0 el1,¢aS°9 °f .°°“' caused through the breaking ' ot the
sumption. It cures ronchiti weak lun , - _ _ , . ,
spittingi of__blood, 0
sistupon a manhoolsuffiage but there kmdfe alhmenfs-1
can be no manhood suffrage without 22,13! t°»;hEu§1a1,1§1°5e
manhood itself as a preliminary. Then benefits derived_ fr
g wonderful » medicin
stores sell it.
YVD
‘ TOWN ‘Wednesday morning-via ¢Pictcn‘~
'with s. s. _--gatirax” ailing _wai-
` _ W. W CLARKE, Agent, `
man. And did he slink awa like a
ilu
_ Wlliilll. 
K FOR
.EP 
ents were. Let me it
bar. Who was the
grecooious
orth Side ggghg.
Who was the
llm§m~
3’
Tribune. -
it l _',l‘v__r_o_ot A K4n_¢.__
ionperly ooeup`lcd,by Edward Chiviere.
Torino easy.
__ For  apply to -  .-
. " ACUKRIE.
iddhwti " Sovnris
e
.__*_.."-.¢.. .-.___-
_ i 'o 1
*ls while seo. Jerry. who erm-am- pu-_   -
f‘“i°l>es‘l T <1" fm  
Oh, for semen! the  moth!!
'in Tin
have
issmf- .' 
' ~'-t. 1 _
Boston May 2.-A terriblectroke ol; _-
The lighming struck- in a telegraph
The lightning was accompanied by a
Plhl llll
Pnsscn lea CHAKUOTTE-
can make close connection' at Halifax
nesdav evening 'at ll plm. _ I
Tickets for sale o at stations P. E. I . _
Railway. For Tickets,_rates' and all
information apply lo - __ ._
01- to ' 9 Chai lottetown,_
-H. L. CHIPMANI ' I
Canadian Agent. _ _ 1 ~
I ' Halifax, N. S. _  -
3. d&w. - _ _,
tp...
,Tl\e,_ Best _   __ - _
 Medical lulhtnlms,
Recommend Soda. Vi atcr fo'°.it’s bene-
_flcial efects in vases of lndigestion,
Dyspepsia, Rheuuiatism. etc.
lm_mon’s .
hon _
oda
VERY BEST
y0lll'
Spring Pai'k.Ch’town.
A pl 26eod&'.w3ni thondkwdm
One Place    
to get a right shave isnt
the Hub Tonso 1 Parlors. .; _
We are particular in every detail
pertaining to the comfort of our
_ customers.  _ _ _
Our I
Vvorls
same asyou are liiked
Bibs*
as
use a dull razor, we
EUGENE YOUNG;
Hub Tonsorial Parlors.
Hughes’ S';?.t‘st._t-  
Hughes’ Goughillxture 
*lughcs'e_¢rcosotc lllxtur; mmm
.§o£__°§h'§°ma"°iRt'§§ nneaitef Pi-ins
!cdd's Rhcumntism Gurc.  ?`
tor Bhcnmctlsm. A
i
s
sic it-tusosaeotr.   B
h=2¢1_¢<}1» `_f‘“¢‘;.¢§;i -‘Telephones Burned  Water Pipes are
_ Little
yours ago,
be
eurcdby
to
*t
bstinates’ coughs aisd Vatu' Fpes' due “7  ~
rvifrivs
h
OS   .1
God _ '_ diietoi-s
‘“° ‘md *hm* - “" commencing May tenths -t___sv_onte_ I B 3.1%, and
Se. S, .ii  to mobil.
i Twill -have chsrieeew-we.. for "“"&
'ev_ery° Tneday at » Noon' (Standard time) -1
,callingat Hawkesbury and'Halifax. . _
._ Returning leaves- BOSTQN _
`Satuida`y"at noon. ` = ` 
“Itwas ot
Is the most
P E Island,
accounted for
my clients
in all the up-to-date
Our productions
and the use of the
Pretty effects in
Cabinet Mantello ts
 i§lli Ill
_ip-1-nixndnn
¢-
§§.®&”h“%n%§”  Om” 1° “N
, P1108 B 6811 ' i (Mr