nm houston, tsesstu tm..
of ecuma or salt rhsurn, plmplss
and other cutaneous eruptions pro-
ceed from humors, either inherited,
-or acquired through defective di-
gestion and assimilation.
To .treat time eruptions with
-frying medicines is dangerous.
- Thothlngtodols totnks
_H aod’s_ Jarsaparllla
_ and Pills
Which thoroughlyoleanscthsblood,
expelling all humora and building
up the whole system. They sure,
" I was greatli troubled with small boils,
caused by wor ing among the oil at the
-epery. Bood's arseparllla was
mended tofme as the best blend
pbtainabi; I bell! taki
many oth remedies had
ms, three bottles d Hood
manentlg cured ' Ina."
Emeric t., larnla. Ont.
tlood's larseillrllla promises' Us
cure and iteepa tha promise.
0UR COFFEE
We havent said an -
thing. about codec fir
sometime, but we are
selling more than ever
before. Most every day
brings a new customer
for it, that’s proof our
coffee is good.
HAVE YOU
TRIBD IT.
If you haven’t leave
your next order with ns
and get the best in the
city. Our price in 4oc e
pound
Webster & McKay,
PHONE x99.

ties
Flash
l
Brtiund
Ev'ary
llay
Cakes, Pastries,
Rolls, Bread,
And goodies of every
sort are baked in our bak-
ery.
Have we ever had the
pleasure of serving you in
this line ? If not, now is
the time.
Rock Cakes roc
Lemon Tops loc
D. STEWART.
!i'CLlPlh BAKERY.
Hakes Best Baud.
The reputation of
PARK’S PERFECT
EMULSION depends
upon its capacity to
cure colds. con-
sumption. bronchitis
and imilar troubles.
It cure. 3 3 3 3
Tha.t's why it has
such rs. good reputa-
tion.
soyrn' sg¢iif»iah|iiss"" A "mum ' w night.
A§_'souol.soar1ozrar. meeting of Zion
olidlpll ll W, bl bold Wnllbt tcleiltib I
park. _ _ ‘ ` y
D¢';‘>ns'ope'n stil p`. m. this afternoon
for shic in First Methodist: Church, tea
5 to 7, 15 cts. Program' at 8.
_ Rlrrlusln Judge Fitzgeralds lecture
on Abraham Lincoln In the B. I. B. Hall,
Kent Street. tonlght.|Thc proceeds are for
the H001' and this of itself apart from the
eloquence of the lecturer should insures
lull house.
TBI Stanley which had arrived in
Picton on Tuesday evening ldt again yes-
terday morning for Georgetown but did
notreaoh tharelast night. The lldlnto
lelt Georgetown Yesterday morning and
reached Plctou at 8.00 ’p. m.
Tn been sooner given by the Mission
Band in the psrlore of Graco Church last
night was very successful. There was a
large atoendanoe and those present had
their appetites thoroughly satisilsd by a
tastefully prepared rcpast.
Tm! meeting of horsemen held at A. S.
Hewittfs oliico Tuesday night was largely
attended. In was decided that two races-
2.50trotandafr-eetoralltrotandpacebe
held on Saturday afternoon at l p. 'm.
Entries to close Friday, 8 p. m. nt A. S.
Hswittfs oiice. Largo purses to be given
for each race.
Tru: Messrs. Calder, the well known
Excelsior Scottish tailurs have been ren-
ovating and making extensive improve-
mentsto their tailor rooms on Queen
Street. The cutting room has been en-
larged,repapsnd and repainted and the
proprietors are new in a hem-r position
than ever to meet their customers.
Tal: Stars of Souris will play thc Inter-
mediate Absgwelts in Hillsboro Rink to
morrow night. The eastern team is com-
posed of good players. and indicted
defeat on the Abbies in Souris e few
weeks ago. The team will como by spec-
ial train and will bring about 70 of their
followers with them. The drugaists
team will play the A. M.C. seven the
same night. ` °
Tm: Seed Fair to be held in the Lyceum
on Tuesday next, the 15th inet should be
well patronized. Last ycar’s was a suc-
cess. This year‘s should be a greater suc-
cess. Entries will be received at any
time up tl1ll2 o'clock on Tuesiav by C.
R. Smallwood, Exhibition Secretary.
Almost all the Exhibits were sold on the
spot last year and many orders taken.
In no other place can our farmers have
such n chance of selling und purchasing
seed graio,etc. ,
A Qnrsr wedding took place at 5 c'oiock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
William Mulrhcad, Tryon, when his
daughter Misa Lottie was united in
marriage to Wilfred Boulter of the same
p1f.¢e.T1.etm1-smeny was performed by
the Rev. John Clarke, Tryon. The bride
was attended by her sister Miss Jean
while thc groom was suDP°\"~°d by US
brcther'Charles Bauiter. Mr. Boulter is
princlpalof Tryon School and the bride
was a former teacher of the same school.
To the happy couple The Guardian ex-
tends sincere congratulations.
fl-1-1°i"l°”
A CAPITAL (JUNE FOR. SOBE
THROAT.
Is to me as a garglc a few crops of Pol-
son's Nervillnein sweetened water, and
before retiring rub the throat and chest
vigorously with Nnrviline. By morning
tba soreness and inflammation will have
disappeared entirely. Nervilins drives
away the pain andscures sore throat an_d
bcarseness quickly, slmply_because that s
what l1.`s made lor. Buy a 2oc. bottle from
your dr ugglst today.
DR. Ha.\11L'roN‘s P11.1.s Srrunnam 'run
L1v1m.
il Tu special from Georgetown 'cams to
the City laaonlght at ten o'clook-and lelt
Again with hal! O dozen passengers at
eleven o’c}ook.
BW. 'l`. F. Fullerton is to give the drst
Hall, 'i‘uesday_night. __ Subject. "Orem-
wsllssasoldisr," illustrated by stereop-
tlcan views.
TBI lighthouse keeper from Cape Bear
who was in the city yesterday reports
that the Straits are a solid mas s of ice
from shore to shore and only at times
when the tide turns can little water bc
seen at the ritt in the los.
Rlv. G. P. Raymond will preach in the
following places next Sunday March llith.
Cornwall Methodist 10.21) s. rn. Clyde
River, Presbyterian, 8 p. rn. North River.
Baptist, BAD 9. m. Otfrrings will be taken
at all services in aid of the Provincial
Sunday School work. - _
The many friends of Jin B. Pierce at
Prowso Bros will be glad to hear that his
operation for appondieitis at the City
Hospital has beenvery auceesstul and be is
recovering rapidly. Mr. Pierce wishes to
thank the First Methodist Church B. B.
and tbelboaguefor their kindness ll send-
ing him Bowers sto during his illness.
Thedsatb of George Bell occurred at
his heme at Cape Traverse yesterday
morning after an illness extending over
several months. Deceased who wasa
promlnentand much respected farmer
wasseventy years afeae and loaves to
mournawidow and the following sons:
Jima uvum in on-lawn, na-.ani 'st
Llnklcltor, Avard and John et Caps
Traverse. Hrs. Malcolm Howatt, St.
Eleanors’ is a sister and Walter Bell,Caps
Traverse, William Bell, Ingersoll, Ont.-,
are brothers of the deceased. Jobnli.
Bell, Summeraido is a nephew.
Anoenhv number of farmers attended
the March monthly meeting of the lots
ii) and 50 Institute held in Ulgg School
Hall on Mondsy§evening, the 7th inst-
The chair was occupied by the President,
D. P. Irvlnil M.L.A. A. A. Moore, Esq ,
of Pownal, read a paper on seeds, strong-
ly emphasizing tice fact "Whatsoever
a man soweth that shall ho also reap."
This paper contained many good points
and was highly commended by several
members, after which avote of thanks
was tendered Mr. Moore and suitably
acknowledged. After some further dis-
cussion the Secretary was instructed to
procure samples and prices of seeds from
several seedsmen. Meeting closed by
singing National Anthem.
PEOPLE WITH BAD BREATH.
Generally eulfer from Catarrh and should
use Catnrrhoznnc lnhaler four timosdally.
and be curei. The pleasant scented Cn-
tarrhozoue vapor spreads through every
air pass e ofthe breathing organs, nnd
reaches ‘lbs very root of the disease at
once; it kills thc germs, purlfies and
cleanses the mucous surfaces. ana -errafii-
cfstes every vestage of catarrh in a short
t me. '
Pure, sweet breath, free from headache,
sneezing and discharge are quickly deriv-
ed from the use of Catarxiitzono Inhnlers
Complete outfit, guaranteed to cure, cost.
$1.00, trial size 25c. Dru1z1zls's, or N. C.
Poison &: Co., Kingston, Ont.
DR. HaM1L'roN's P11.1.s S'1'1MULa'1‘|: 'rrm
Lrvrm.
ANNOUNCEMENIS.
- Remember .Tudg;‘itzgerala`s lecture
to~night in B. I. S. Hall.
-Best talent in the city at First
Methodist Church tonight, to cts
-An entertainment. and basket, social
will be held in Hear tz Hall, March l4t.h,
nt. 7.30 o'clook., The ~entertalnment will
be furnished by some of the best talent
t " in the city. Admission 10 cents, ladies
»
with baskets free. _ 2 4 8 10w1l.
-First Methodist tea, sale, pro-
Q, gram 15 cts, today. Doors open
_ . ' /  at3p.n1.tea5to7.
,f y -At the regular meeting of Empire
_, _ v L7dge,Knlgbt.s of Pythian to-night atB
3 g o`clock sharp, the beautiful ceremony of
l /_ " I the Third Rank, Long Form will be ex-
/" ` emplldsd and every member is urged to
' attend.
O
- ` i Blcyclists and all athletics depend on
` BENTLEYS Liniment to keep the
joints limbor and muscles in trim. '
DIED.
, I
THE 1.. our ony on the nn., 1nst.,Msry
Swan in the Nth year of her sire.
 ' [Funeral notice la:sr.]
AM ERI CAN
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Want a
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that will make you
'pleased with your-
self and all 'the
world-come here-
we have the
“flslnaborough”
AV' /40'" “' 7° -3"’ " the best ro cent
` /' ci on the market.
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CORSET COVERS.
Plainly made cotton corset cover, regular :oc line, special . . . . . . . . .
_ . . . _ _
Fairly good cotton corset cover. trimmed with lace. . . _ _ . . . , _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ .
_ . 23C
Good cotton, well made garment, torchon lace trimming . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . .
.. 25c
The next is a nice little corset cover, full front, with Valenciennes i ace at neck
ronudarmholes... .  _. . . . . . . _ .
._  . . . . . . . . . .
_.420
Very fine cotton. trimmed with insertion and lace . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . _ .
. _ 5c
Very line English cotton, Hamburg insertion and real linen lace . . . . . . .
.. _ _ 98c
A most attractive garment is one of finest English cotton, with deep yoke. en-
Then there are others at all sorts of prices, We have not room to tell of them all,
and just mention these in passing. to give you an idea of what we are
Showing' / Gowns..
Night gown with fine cottonbody. hemstitched, with rutile down front, tucked
Fine cotton body. full, well made garment, yoke of insertion and t .cking, fine
A beautiful garment is of fine cotton, wide embroidery round collar and over
Then there are others a1$2.zo, $2_4o. etc.. and in all s arts of ;1ttr:1cti\'c .lc-signs.
Let us Show you how attractive good whitewear can be.
SKHRTS.
Plain skirt of fair white cotton. hem and tucks, special sale price . . . . . . . . , .
. _
Nice fine muslin skirt, fagotted tucks,nai11sook rufile with fagotted l1en1,reg111ar
85c line, sale price . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ _ . _ . . . . _ . _ . . . _
_ _
'X notable good line, has a deep flounce of lace and insertion and is :1 very at-
tractive thing. selling usually for 9Sc, sale price. _ _ _ . . . . . _ . _ . _ . . . _ .
_ .
Fine quality of cotton, deep uainsook. tucked Hounce. edged with nice embroid-
ery, cheap at $1.44, sale price. . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .
_ _
Fine cotton skirt with a deep flounce. the top of which is finished in liemstitch-
ing and tucks. bottom with fine embroidery. ordinary $1.85 value, sale price.
A beautifully made skirt of fine cotton. fiounced from the knee. flounce is of
nainsook, tucked with rows of pretty lace and insertion. $2.50, sole price. _
Then there are many others, all of the lot specially priced for this sale,
Five very attractive lines as followsz-
HNICKERS.
zgc for 24c. 33C for 27c. 45c for 36c. 55c for 44C , 6oc for 48c.
SPECIAL NOTICI:
edsndonaispisystr. P..1<1....1z§(p;.i   
ON FURNITURE
D. A. Bruce was n passenger to George-
town last night en route to the mainland.
Weeks Bl Co 's new spring hats src in
and every man should see them. We arc
sole agents for the celebrated Boston
Derby and Boat/on Tourist, 300 American
Hats and the celebrated Pitt Special Engl-
lsh$2.25stlii' hnts.We show a splendid line
of spring style Crps of all sorts.-Weeks 8:
Co., Hats and Gaps-Fumlshings. i0 d li
ll you want n nice market basket see
the assortment at Beer 8: Goti"s. lil d 1|
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Tbat’s only one of the strong features of this white good sale -honestly, cleanly, artis-
tically made whitewear. Beautiful goods/-made as you’d make it yourself-every seam
felled, every stitch carefully put in -no sweat shop work. Priced at a big saving.
l5c
for i9c
for 20c
for 34a
for 52¢
fol: 790
tirely, of fine lace and insertion, regular value would be . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . $1.40 for 5|. |2
Plain cotton gown, sell ffill at neck . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . .
. . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ 49a for 40;;
Plain cotton gown. lace at front, neck and wrist . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . . . ,
_ _ _egg for 4gc
Good cotton with insertion front, ruflling at wrist, down front and around collar Soc for 04¢
' organdie yoke and collar . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . _ . . . . . . .
._ 1,25 for L00
embroidery round yoke and neck, at wrists and down front. _ _ _ _ _ . . ._ _ _ 1.65 for L32
shoulder and at wrist, many rows ol' vertical tucks. _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . .
._ _ _ _ .2.05 for |,(,5
44C
050
79C
$1- io
$1.48
$2.00
MOCRE ® MCLEOD
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' WE ARE NlEE'l`lN ` ' '
New skirts, new suite, new waists, new U ,
water proofs, new goods of all kinds open- f " '1
l` ' . 1' .
Call in and let us figure on your wants-Our dlscouuif.  , l, ` ‘
may not be as large b11t our brst price is much smallvi "
than that asked elsewhere-comparison invited.
John Newson
I’inl1l1am’s
Medicines
AND CHEAPEST
Big fresh stock of
Pills. etc.. now in
"The TWO MAGS”
ltcDo11tid& ltcilnnon,
DRUGGISTB,
Cor Gt.George and Kent Ste.  
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Vegetable Com-
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