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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTBTOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 13,
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Family Record- .-
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One ofthe most bcniitiful pictures iii ‘__
colors. ljpoii a l>;icl~t-_triiiiiiiilof i-rite-2 ,L_
Soup Goriw rests the i‘.\i\iii.\‘ ltizci iw 1
iii tlie shape of :i liiiiids-.iine ipliiiiie ',
with t§oi.iiCi,.\si°.~' iipiiii ri ciisliioii ot 2'
crimson velvt-t with zibeziiitilul <`-\>i.l>
'I`.\S_\`EL. Oii the pages, under ilillciciit
headings. are spiiccs iii irliich to i\'rilc ..
the naiuc and date of birth. Oiicitliei”
side ‘_is :i lieziiitifiil scroll oil which to 
record iiirirriiigcs :uid deiitlis. im thc ~‘
top of the picture are the \\_~ords.
"la-\.\iii.\' Ri:coitn."_ in the ri_c2it~st
Igttgfing kiinwii to prililel'S Tift. I ildci'
this are spaces for fi\tlier`sriiid iii<it_licr's
pictures. lu the lower part of 'the
picture is a beautiful lioiiie scene. l lie
DEAR oi.ii i;a.\Niii».\i<i:.\"rs, Tiii-1 ii.»..\'n- -_
SOME sr.\i.\\'.>.Rr iitisii.-i_\'n and ii_\i‘i-\' -
' ' h o iv* 1>\i'\`liTi`R
\'0t_\G \\'ii‘i-:_ t c i. \' _ . .- - -~
and n.~\i1\'-no\'-tlie iiiotizi-:ii uiz_\.\'i»- :_
cHii.D, are all gathered :iruiind the ‘
table while grniidfather reads :i por- |-
traitof Goifs 1101.1." \\'oitii_ _-\ truly V
beautiful scene. l‘iidern<-:ith :ire the words, “Goo iimtss oi'ii_ i=,\.\iii.\. A ,
Around this picture are eight .spzices
for photogrnplis of other iiieiiiliers Ol ll\<f
family, each space enclosing fl _ Sell*
Rower piece. Else\\'here_oii tlic i\>iCliii`C
are scattered creeping vines, but s and
blossoms ltr rich coiifiision the wliole
resting on.aiid t-.irowu into bold re-
' f b- li ii: backgroiiiid of
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lie y t e gorgeo ~ _
Solid Gold which produces apicture of -
dazzling beauty. _ _-.-
AGENTS now is your tiine. ‘Our ,,
regular price is go ceiiis, brit to aiu? ont. _i_
who sends this adv. \\'e will sent bile; 
for 25 cents. Our price to _f1t1=`“‘= I- 2 ‘
for $1.75; so for $500; 100 f0f -‘I I-0°; llc `~
payallchargesaind return iiionty fill' _~
unsold pictures. .\`. C. Ja”-<S<}ii V1 ‘ _
more City, bought 375 Records _for  .5
1S=g°1d,“,§‘;,§;;§,“‘f.$251231 ,$22.1 °
1Cnauveyo:;}do better ?J\i'e have 
estimonials and want yours. Addi'ebS-

'llttllt Nttltlll Mil. (I0. 
DEPT 355 D- '__
P. o. one ia. lingo- 
ec 27d&w `
 
_ _ . _¢_ ‘a
Not lo Be “Beaten”
A farmer went into a grocery store and exhibi
ted to the eyes of an admiring Cfowd all em"
mous egg about six inches long. Wl1_1¢h he
avowed to have been la_id by one of his own
hens. He had it packed in cotton and would not
allotv anyone to handle it, for fear of breaking
the dheuomenon. _ _ _ _
The grocer eigiimined it with the rest, and, in-
tending to chan the conntrymap said: _
“Pshaw ! I’ve got something in the egg line
that will beat that" _ _
“I‘ll bet you a d_cllar y_0ii li9~V€i1`t» ' Bald me
count en, getting excited. _
“RigEt !” replied the grinning grocer; 895
going behind the counter, he brought oi-it a Wire
egg-beater, _ _ _
"There`s soniethindg in the egg line that will
beat it, I think," sai he, reaching out for the
money. _ __ _
“Bold on. there,” said the farmer; let S See
you beat it,"
And he handed the egg to the grocer.
The latte' held out his hand for it,_but dropped
it in surprise on the counter, where it broke_tw0
soup plates and a platter. It was of solid ii on
pointed white. _ ,_
“Some folks think theyre mighty clever.
muttered the farmer, as he_pocketed the money
and walked out; “but ’ta.int no use backing
against the solid fact._”-- _
’Taint no use backing against the fact that
neither the quality nor prices of our Groceries
are to be beaten, his accounts for our increas-
ing trade. _ _ _
JAM, Is your stock of Jam running low? We
still have a quantity of that pure home made
.rasberry at ioc. per lb. -
Try Eureka Blend Tea, 25c per lb. `
R. F. Maddigan & Go-
Telephone No. 28 Lower Queen Street,
.’Q‘#’#'9°@l‘
I May Mailazlnes I
if Munseis Hllgllzillfi .
‘ Strand "
.* Pea.rson’s “
I
onli#
elector cocci
Mclmre ‘
Nickle “
Everybozlis “
Metropolitan “
Frank Leslie “
Sunday World
§>?1!;_%1ad» Journal-
gii. i-i. ~iAsoN's.§
ooooooocoeoso
WANTS, LOSTS. FOUND, ETC
, ,
FOR SALE-At Langley Beach. a nice cottage
and stables, with half an acre of land about one
mile from Southport I-Terry. Nice clea_n saucy
shore, fiue bathing. The most convenient and
desirable summer resort in the province. Will
be sold at a bargain. Apply to J. B.M;-icdonald.
Queen Street. 3 61 @0d
_, FOR SALE-A second-hand jump Seat Buggy
Appl at once to Mclnnis Bros , Kent Street,
Charlottetown. Iiif d & W-
srisitxs RACER 'ron SALE-1899 stems
nacer for Sale-color black-gear 84-good as
ew, For further particulars apply at this
&¢e_ II IW.
WANTED.-A girl between 16 and 2o years Of
age willin to learn cooking. Also an assistant
honsemaici Apply at the P. E, I. Hospital 7 tf
BOY YANTED.-For shoe store. Ole with
mme experience preferred. Address Box 3_7!
City. 4U
_ FOR SALE-Schooner 85 tons, in good condi-
ion; immediate delivery. Apply to ROSS & R099
Barristers. Ross Block Sydney, C. B. 4 Cl 3 WA
TO LET.-.The Odice and Warehouse on
Queen Street at present occupied by Mr, Angus
McDonald, possessicn given in Juicy Apply I0
Mr. Charles Leigh, jr. Mar ist. eo 2 wks pd.
A Well-known Orangevllle Farmer
Fon Sixteen Yiins
h dr d fdollarsln search
Eliiiéurt? AE 1;; cured by Clarke’s
Kola Compound.
.11-.
It seems foolish to pay several hundred 'dollars for
iometbinz which twudollars will buy, d_on t it? Yet
that is just what thousands of _iisihmaiics are doin!
every year, besides losing their health. They are
trying to get free from the tortures of asthma,_but uu-
lss they take Clark=’s Kola Compound tuey will keep
on t ing. lt is the only permanent cure. Mr. Allan -
Fliilkner, one of the best known farmers in Dufferin
Co. writes :-“For sixteen long years I have been
almost ii constant martyr io asthma. Only an asth-
matic could realize what I have sudered. I_any days
and weeks I could not leave the house, and night after
night could not lie down. I spent many hundred dol-
lars in search of a cure and tried nearly all our local
doctors and some in Toronto but became worse eazh
year. My drugizisi, Mr. Stevenson, of Orangeville,
recommended Clarke's Kola Compound about two
years ago. ltook, In all, eighteen bottles of this grand
medicine during nine months; each week I gradually
improved and am now completely cured. It is now over
ui year since being cured and I have not had a single at-
tack since, an-i have gained much of my old-time
strength and weight. No amount of money nor any-
thing else could estimate its value tn me.”
(Signed) ALLAN FAULKNER.
lhiive for years been personally acquainted with
Mr. Faulkner and can certifv to the absilute truth of
above statements. (Slgned)'I`HOS. STEVENSON,
Dru gist, Orangeville. Clarke’s Kola Compound is
soldiy Chemists everywhere. $2 O0 per bottle, three
for $5.00 or from the Griffiths & Macpherson Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Canada.
p ,
Corset Gommonsonsa
t
’ °" _.avi I 'I
The SAFETY PATENT POCKET _which be-
longs EXCLUSIVELY to the Parisian Corset
Mf’g Co. of Quebec and is found only in their
“Em ire” and “Flora” Corsets, is the mo_st
sensigle improvement that has yet been ma'de in
corset manufacture. It prevents the steels from
iujuiing the fabric and gives the corset a pli-
aucy that makes it conform to the figure like
a glove. Please ask the saleman to show you
“EMPIRE” and “FLORA corsets. Best dry
goods houses sell them.
Il. MGLAUGHIIN. M. ll
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE and RESIDENCE-Ken Sl., Near
City Building.
Omce Hours-9 to io; 12 to 2; 7 to 8.
E TELEPHONE 323. J
Ili. l. H. Ayers
. IIENTI S .
OFFICE- Sunnyslde ;
New Prowse Block. First door to the righi
no stairs.
satisfactory work. Reasonable price.
Telephone 2io.
* 
SYDNEY, C. B.
ADVERTISEMENTS
F. A. G. OUSELEY.
BARRISTER. 6.0.
BURNS’ CORNER.
Charlotte Street, Sydney, C. _B.
May 6 d&w
llllll J. llallllllllllll, L. L. B.
Barrister, &c.
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, N.S.
Branch Office, Glace Bay. C. B,
Collections promptly attended to.,
Nov 19 d&w 3 mos.
IT . ~ __ » --5
Joseph llcDonalo,LL,B
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0
NORTH SYDNEY, C. B.
Nov 20 3 mos d8cw
' _ i F'
ARCHIBALD &Co
Sliliiiiiis of lllil Sidney iid Ilaiilnloi
GOALS
General Commission and Steamship
Agents. Lloyf"s Agents and Agents for
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Underwriters.
NORTH SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON.
Nov Z) d&w6mos
L_
TO LET,-That conveniently situated house
onthe corner of Pownal and Water street at
present occupied by Mr Hewitt, has all mod-
ern improyements. Possession given the first
of May. 26 t f
TO LET.-Two new dwelling-houses on
Hillsboro St. near Hillsboro Square, These Sydney cape Eretoll
houses ire both new and first-class in every
particular and have all modern conveniences.
Apply to W. W. Welluer. 26 t 
TO LE’l`.~A three story dwelling on Prinie Meglmrriei S“mm°fSid°°
street near Kindergii ten Hall This house has
all mode-.n conveniences. Apply to W. W. HUGH ROSS LL. B.
Wcllner. 26 t f
WANTED.-A Housekeeper for the Warren " I'
Farm. A middle aged person preferred. Situa-‘ .
tion. permanent i suitable.-Apply ,to john  0
Newson, Charlottetown. ' 23tf
T0 LET,-That desirable residence on Grafton `
,&. West. at present in the occupation of Prof
Watts. 'There is a good stable and coach house; N0'I'AR|Es¢ pl-lnl-'ci Elc-
:inioelfwn aniggeaa §I¢<;<;;;1§*i3=]dh:)'ti\`l:at;;i orncns; imiioiiiidw nicer, cimiotte st
.Rent moderate. Possession on May lst. Apply
17
to E8, Moore.
s -_ _ ,Q *_ _f J
RUSS & RUSS
Barrlsters, Solicitors, Coiiveyancers lic.
Reference-P _E. Island; McLeod Marson&
Money to Loan, Real _estate bought and sold
HOWARD S. ROSS Bs A. L.L.B.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS.
Sydney, Cope Breton, N. S.
Special Attention to COLLLECTION and
F018-ALB.-50 Shares Merchants Bank of
fE.I.otockB.H.Beer. l'.f-f-
Oil!
REAL ESTATE
-*ii
Geuzrdirm rwulers 11,-i7lZ_/im! the _follow-
ing co-m'em`cnt to clip and keep for
1'e_/crcncc.
Sons of Scotland meets every second
Monday in each month in Mechanic's Hall
Prowse Block.-E. CA.\ii:iio>.', Rec. Secre-
tiry.
ORANGE ORDER.
Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd
and 4th Fridays in \Vright'.’s, Hall,
at 8 p. ni.--D. McNi~:1L, Recording
Secretary.
St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 me
every Fuesday night, at 8 o'ciock, in
Offei Hall.-D. J. l\IcK1NNoN, Secretary.
Lau y Wallace Lodge No. 27, meets lst
and ilrcl Fridays, in \Vright s Hall.-MRS.
Cnossmazv, R. Sec y.
L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpah, Loyal Orange
Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every
Thursday night in Otl”er’s Hall.-J.
Chappell. R. Sec'y.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
CITY Council meets the second Monday
in each month. Dr. James Wa1'buton
Mayor, H. M. Davison. City Clerk.
The Charlottetown School Board meets
,the first Monday of each month. Ewen
Stewart, Secretary.
Foiiiaisrims.
Courvr Avoivnann, I. O. F., fourth
Tuesday of each month in Meohanids
Hall, Grafton St..~--S. Renouf, Sec'y.
'COURT MOUNT S'i'Ei=in:N, I. O. F. first
chanic's Hall Grafton St.---J. W. Suther-
and, Sec'y.
l I
a nmhagn
ls Rheumatism ofthe back.
The cause is Uric Acid
in the blood. If the kid-
neys did their work there
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Make the
kidneys do their work. Tho
sure, positive and only
cure for Lumbago il
T HE P|lllS|All GURSET C0.. l)UEBEl!\ Q
Dodd S
Kidney
Pills
._ 4 - 9
Canned Lobsters.
.<....I amnpcn ta. make contracts for
the coming season’s pick and can
pay highest market; prices for best
quality goods. _ _ _ _
. DENNIS MURPHY,
Apl 26t1June l Halifax.
_ E. Island Hospital.
Public notice is hereby given that in
piiriuanco of the Act of Incorporation,
A public meeting of all contributors to
tho above institution will be hold in tho
parlors of tho Yeung Men‘s Christian
Association, Charlottetown,
Thunsday Mary 30,1901-
At the hour of 7 30 p. 1n._ for tho
purpose of electing trustees for the
Government of the Institution, in ac-
cordalce with the bye-laws.and for the
transaction of such other business as
shall be brought beforo the meeting.
B. BALDERSTON,
Sec’y of Trustees.
0 Saw, td.
2 1
Pl El ll 
On and after Monday, April 15th., 1901, th
Y
excepted) as followsz-
Trains Outward. _ Trains Inward
Read Down. Stations. Read Up.
3”?" P°9e>'>~>'9~s=~?
Fozussans
8°.
aria
22.82
6.06 4.17 N. Wilts ' 12.25 8,26 8
4.31
7,05 5,13 11.28 7.47
.2
E J
5.47 Kensington 1055 7
6.2o ar. lv 10.25 7.
S’side
oo_lv. ar. 10.10
Mid third Tuesday °f em’-h m°f1ih in Me A liver pm iiiiiois .mail and sure, tha
5,09 3.10 lv. Ch’town at 1.25 g.1o 9.45
2
px, pn, ian. 1>.M. .A.1u
5_1; 3.36 Royalty Eine. 1.05 .55 9. 5
re .39
5_2; Hunter River 1210 8.16 8.25
merald unc.
A S T  M A coming Events. niiscELLANEoUs irianis.
“I`11 never give you_up, Miss Perkins-
never."
“'.l`hat's lb. Mr. Hopkins, I'd be afraid
to marry siich A determined, obstinate
man as you are."
Suddenly Attacked.
Children are often attacked suddenly
hy painful and dangerous Colle. Cramps,
Diarrhoe,Dysentery, Cholera Infiintuui,
etc., Doctor' Fowler’s Extract of Wild
Strawberry is a. prompt. and sure cure
gvhich should always be kept. in the
ouse.
“Does Polly want. a cracker?" ~
“Get out! [Give me ii. reception wafer
and asalted almond-”-Chicago Record.
Gravesend. Out.
DEAR Sins,-I am glad to be able to
tell you that Doan’s Kidney Pills proved
an excellent remedy for lame back and
kidney troubles, from which I suffered
1 took one box and they entirely cured
mo.-Mus. H. SMi'rH.
“Are you glad your pa is in politics,
Jiinmyl"
“Oh. I dont mind pa going in, but ma,
she’s gone in too."-Detroit Free Press.
Mliiard’s Lliilmeiit Relleves Neuralgla.
A woman and a child are alike. Each
needs a strong, uplifting hand.
Found At Last
acts gently, quickly and thorou lily, that
does not gripe. Laxs-Liver Pills possess
these qualities. and ore a. sure cure for
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick
Headache, etc.
“Mrs.§ Chestly seems to think she is
one of soeiety’s lights.”
“She relies too much upon the efful-
gence of her nose.”-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
A Boon To Cyclists.
A bottle of Hagard’s Yellow [Oil should
be in every cye1ist’s kit., as it- is the moot
effective remedy for Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, Stiff Joints, Contraction of the
Muscles, Cramps in the Legs, etc.
“You trust me thoroughly, dont you,
Ethelf’
Run Down.
“I was run down and nervous, so Rot a.
box of_Mi1burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills,
and they proved of great benefit to nie.
My mother also wis es bo say that they
were o_f great value to her.”-P. HILLIEB
A woman who mistakes her place can
never return to where she first; was. The
path has been covered up from her eyes.
Left A Legacy.
' Last winter left a. legacy of impure
blood to many people, causing tired feel-
D1_l"i0U, biliousness, eto. Burdock Blood
Bitters never fails to cure you of thee
secret-_ious_.. d ’ li, ' ' '
from the' s`y:€€iif.“x`e?'QYmg" 9 ""`;§qpu£x`%§§
Woman is the ease for that which pains
the father. She is balm for his troubles.
Mliiard`s Lliilmeiit Cures Daiidriiff.
A woman that respects herself is more
beautiful than it ~ln|zle star, more beauti-
ful than many stars at night.
LIVER TROUBLES, biliousness. sal-
lqw complexion yellow eyes, jaundice etc.
yield to the curative powers of LAXA-
LIVER PILLS. They are sure to cure.
before opening her lips. Pearls come
from her mouth.
Minard’s Llnlmeiit for sale Everywhere. ~
Trusts not the woman that thinketh
more of herself than another. Mercy will
not dwell in her heart.
FOR internal or external use HAG-
YARD’S YELLOW OIL cannot be excell-
efl as a. pain relieving and soothing remedy
for all pain.
A vain woman is to be feared, for she
will sacrifice all her pride.
Mlniird‘s Llnimeiit Cures Burns.
Respect always a silent. woman. Great
is  wisdom of the woman that holdeth
her tongue.
..l..‘fi‘3.lil2“i§i.°§‘.?'i§’r“.eibiiléhehhéllldi?
RUP is used. 25¢.` Au dealers. `
Trust not a vain woman, for she is Hrst
in her own eye. ‘
MIL`BURN’S STERLING HEADACHE
trains of this railway will run daily (Sunda e POWERS are easy 9° take h3'l'm1eSS ID
action and sure to cure any headache in
S .
from 5 to 20 minutes.
A haughty woman stumbles, for she
cannot see what might be in her way.
-#Q_-
-,.- nn. A. w. cnisrs
iiii cues  
I3 sent direct to the diseased
Ar-2
%%%§@%
$16.00() S
“Of course. Edgar; but bell me, are i 
the installments on this diamond ring all _ Y 1 
paid off” °
ings, lack of energy, indiizestlon, consti-
foregoing diseases by unlocking the
The gods honor her who thinketh long
1.13 Wellington 9.27
1.51 Port Hill 8.49
oo
O’Leary '4o
Solicitors for the Bank of British North 2:05 A1-De,-ton _35
Amedmi s7dn°Y- 4.55 arTig1iish1v .45
RM
pui 0\\i
li
__ GAIM
._ En; by the Improved Blower.
` ' \  6818 the iilcers, clears the alr
'f 13955886. SWPS droppings fn the
"5, throat and pxerinanant y cure;
.5 ' Catarrliand ay Fever. Blower
‘\ \ .
2 .free Alldal , Dr.A.w.cii
\’ M e r'I`oE;nto and Buffaloau.
3~35
3.50
5.02
_ 525
P.M A.M
2.10 1vCh’town ar io.1o
ar Mt. Stewart}lv8.45
lv l junction ar8.30
Cardigan lv 7.15
ar Georgetown 6.50
3-45
4-23
P.M. A.M
Mt. Stewart
lv June ar
Morell
t P t s’
>G`l`l®
,sans
§» =¢f‘“£¥l?H
and Ceylon
HOUSES and LANDS.  Bought'or hains df this  are run by Easter" - ;-
ii°.¥‘..§.°.§.i.‘.°“.ii’1°.‘.*.. .;§§..l»,‘.`l’i’}’é' “"°“°“ °' °““““‘"““°° D. marines., » Sales exceed that of any   
Geti.Hiin.Govt.R
metres.-. 1.1.... l . *"“°°J:‘¥»..°,‘:,‘1,°;‘,§..‘§°,‘i'~,.f~.§.f, _ ences. e S I
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4.52 S . e er .
6.20 Souris lv . »
P.m. . .
7.5o lv Emerald jun ar 7.35 _
8.40 ar C. Traverse lv. 6.45 .
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Choicest growth of India.
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Portrait nl the llu
Every purchaser of lb.. tin of Deaiboins
Blend Coffee, (Price 400) will be presented
Portrait of the Late Q-teen Victoria, mounted
card, and surrounded by a Black Border, also
Coat of Arms embossed in Gold, and a. short.
mportanl: events during I-IerLife.
RQERT l;ALMER
With experienced worlrman and first-class machinery. we are
supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Soghgg
nterior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.
Our eibecialties
Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stoll' Balls, llaluowro, Non-oi
Guttqr and Conductors. Kiln Dried Spruce and Hardwood
t Di-lost Clear Spruce, sheathing and Clap Booroo.
ROBERT PALMER
` Peake’s No. 3 Wharf.
Q4-live us ii call.
Dolla s
worth at Goals
., -
_ \ .
Slaugnteieil Right
Charlottetown.
I have still $16,000 worth of goods at R H
& Co’s old stand and must clear the entire
here-have decided to sell them right here where
are. The purchasing public will therefore find
at Ramsay’s Old 5
or the next six weeks a. choice lot of
Ready to Wear Clothings
Boots and' Shoes
Men’s Furnishings
Hats and Caps
Tweeds and Worsteds
at prices that will not let you gofwithout haunting you.
To see is to be convinced.
L.E. PROWS
At R. H. Ramsay & Co s Old
: u nyside
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