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APRIL 26 1910
The Best i
Spring Tonic
\Vhen you drag yourself
out of bed these mornings,
feeling just about as badly
as a human being can feel
-that's “Spring Fever."
Now, what you need is
something to stir up the
liver, clean the stomach, cool the blood, and put some vim
and bounce in the system.
ABBE\"S SALT does all
this as nothing else will.
For young and old alike, it
is the best spring tonic.
254: and We a bottle. 5
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i->The Farmer Musl-
Have a Phone
Farmers have just as -much right to the lux-
uries of life as the city man-His bnsiuess“§‘ arm-
i"51*l5 Carried on the same scientific principles
“S "ther lines of business and his daily business
ii daily duties show plainly that a phone on
3 's a i absolute necessity.
Think of being busy when someone takes
_<u¢ld¢n1y ill, what happens--everybody is in a
flurry, exciteiiieut is high, wiiere witii a phone,
the doctor would arrive in less than lialflthe time.
Think how often it would save you a "fool‘s er-
rand." Consider how profitable it would _be 1_u
finding the market figures and the protection it
fillers in burglary; the absolute security it offers
every hour of the day or night.
You can’t count its value in dollars and
f ceiits--your family, to the smallest member, feels
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a constant security and friendship to the friend
1' on the wall--tlie phone.
\\'e can prove to you that no farmer can af-
,- ford to go without a phone--will you' let us? Call
- or write contract department for figiires.
§_._ The Telephone C0. of P, E. island
lliii GlillUliilS '  
been brought forward in Paris by a
petitioning husband who produced in
court a copy of a written prayer dfis-
covered among papers belonging to
the respondent, his wife. 'I‘he prayer
is addressed to a. saint whose name
to have been well known to the lady,
Saint I<1xtei'minus_ The saint was
not sought to extlerminate anyone but
what the lady asked him to do was
bad enough.
Great Saint Exteruiiniis, I beseech
you to torment the soul and tho
mind of Madame X., residing in
Paris, through the tive natural sen-
ses. Be she tormented and obsessed
with the yearning to leave her bus-
baud. Amen. Great Saint Exter-
miniis, I implore you to torment the
spirit of the husband of Madame X.
through the tive natural senses. Tor.
ment him so tihat he may be unable
to live with-out nie. Waking let him
dream only of ma., Let him leave his
wife, and `oring`liim to me () great
Saint Exterminus. Amen.
Great Saint Externiinus, Ibcseecli
you to torment my liusband's spirit
through the tive natural senses. Let
him he possessed by only our idea#
to give me a handsome nllowniice.
Great and most powerful saint Ex-
terminiis, I beseech you to unite me
to the man I love. Amen.
The civil court will take a. week to
‘decide whether the wlfe's prayer to
Saint Extcrminus is technically-_ a
;:ra\'e injur_v," such as to justify B
legal divorce being granted to her
husbanil.
“Marvelous Recovery"
.\l<»ntroul Man so Ill With Dyspcpsia
’l`liou;:nt Wi.-iiiil llic. _
Cured by Dr. Hamilton's
,, Pills
No more coii\'»"sciiig evidence wa~;
cvcr. put on paper than the following
letter from one of Montreal's well-
known citizens, Mr. I). lt. Parosc, ol
338 Joliette Street. .
“l'ermit me to write you a few
words concerning Dr. I-lamiltoii‘s
l‘ills. I suffered from dyspepsia
und indigestion for live years. I sui-
fered so much that I could hardly at-
tend to my work. I was weak and
lost all courage. I enjoyed no rest
until I decided to use your treat-
ment, after having read your adver-
tisement in the paper. To my great
surprise I immediately began to feel
, , ' I betteri I am now using the second
>ov an so w a wan
to tell you that I owe this great
. l _ _ J change to your famous pills. I re-
¢:.T- : A. "_, _--. _ ---~ '~--' -- -»~- ~ f - " fl r- w' '-; " ciimmenrl them to every person who
Eddy’s Fibre #Butler Tubs
are 'now recognized as .
The -Best Butler Package
on the market
Neal -- Sweet -- Durable
is suffering from dyspepsia. Your
grateful servant, D. R. Larose, 338
.Ioliettc St., Montreal, I’. Q.
Let those ivlio have weak stom-
achs, headaches, hilioiisness, know
they can be perfectly cured by Dr.
Hamilton’s Pills., Successfully used
for many years, mild and safe, 25c_
per box, all dealers, or The Catarr-
liozone Co., Kingston, Ont.
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5 lb, "zo lb, zo lb' and 30 lb sizes. ‘ 
The E. B. EDDY C0 Lid
Selling Agents
St. Iohn, N. B.
\\ fi \\'. _
Thousand Dollars
Schofield Paper Co., Lld ....,..,.-;”.‘;1§'.;.°‘ ,
and Slippers
All good clean stock, some
of which is this Spring's im-
portations.
i ` ;' ' ` ' ` 7 JW) The entire stock on sale
lim
I ` t '(5 ‘ ' ` obster factor line
“I l \\ l\l\ in the l y
has grown to immense proportions until
now we have the work down so systematically fine
that our prices and class of work are set as a
standard.
 ¥Ve make new galvanized lobster
at zo to 30 per cent discount
'Terms strictly cash.
No goods on approval.
J. H. BELL.
I boilers, trays and any other work in our Allfuull  l
Write us for any particulars.
Opposite Opera House
<ltts
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F y lirie in a thoroughly satisfactory manner. 1 am instructed by HARRY
Work g A    
FRED. H. TRAINDR §3‘2‘.°.i’Zi si 
MORRIS. Esq., to sell by auction,
at his residence, Malpeque Road,
opposite St Dunstan’s College, one
mile from CHARLOTTETOVVN,
SATURDAY. APRIL 30
at one dcloell. p. m. llnrp
all his Farming Implements,
comprising one Massey-Harris
mower,6 ft cut (new);binder, seed-
__, _g ,_ _ _ _ a er,Wheel rake, Randal harrow, two
' “ ""'”"` T #_` spring harrows, set fanners, set
spike harrows, two scufflers,
single plows, gang plow, two
| I moulding plow, two rollers, two
--I New Vessel Paints
cart t trucks, two truck
s, wo S
, I wagons, rubber-tired runabout,
We are sole agents for New Jersey Paiiitsin this Province
buggy. boat wagon, road cart, high
turned sleigh, round back sleigh.
one blue sleigh,three wood sleighs;
, . - ed ,_ H of New Jersey  s_cales,hay fork,blpcksand rope,
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The New Jersey paints spread well and hold fimily. ;l;;“5饒g°“ h“me55» f°fk5-*‘h°Vei5»
We fill orders from all parts of this Province and will _.\1'50._'F°m- 110,535, two of them
coiirteously reply to all correspondence.
. s\l¢¢C|'°f| ‘° ~ en". y Date uisaie(p1ul';uu'iiel\old lurniturawill Queen street. Agent Charlotte‘own, ‘ U il LQ yO\ll' (l€2llCI'
l uw" P' E.|.|‘nd bciinnuunco cr. _ I vi i wh n d .
2admwfrfti.| ch" and ’ , 4-rmwisidmsimi. F H Eiiiiiihléeer, Pfi°°50° Per bottle 4-1sdrth6°1- e or “mg _
4 yrs old, sired by Commodore Led-
yard.
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Fill illlllllll
Grounds for divorce are numerous
under French law. A new one has
is not very familiar, but who swims
1
Healtii Demands
that the bowels be kept rogu-
lar; Neglect means sickness.
Sluggish boivcis are quickly
regulated by
Beechanfs
Pills  
WESTON AT SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, April 23- Edward
Payson Weston, the veteran pedestri-
an reached Syracuse at 10 a. m. to
ilay~ after` making the twenty miles
from Port Byron without a rest. He
was given.a great ovation. He is
feeling stronger and better, he says.
than when he started on the long
walk from the coast. He will leavr
Syracuse tonight.
FROM MR. JUSTllf‘E CHIPMAN,
JUDGE ‘OUNTY COURT.
- l_{entville, N. S., Aug. 27, 19091
During the past twenty years I
have had occasion, at dinereiit times,
to use Neary’s Liuiment, and believ'
it to be the best lininient for the
stable now on the market. Its heal
ing properties are something wonder-
ful, and all lovers of the horse should
not be without it for immediate ap-
plication when required.
rnoiiixanr rains Junon
was 'raicnx ron nonnnn.
.A good story is told of an assize
court judge in a provincial town in
FYBDCO. where an important murder-
ca.se is being tried just now. The
president of the assize court. had the
misadvantnge of being, so to speak,
collared by geiidarmes on the- high
noad, led like a prisoner to the gen-
darmeric, and questioned there nn-
til his idi?ti.ty was fully c.sta.blished
'Phe distin uished magistrate is no
lover of fine clothes, and as Soon an
he has divested himself of the gorge-
ous red robes of the assi;/.es court lie
likes to appear in an aiu coat. 'rite
sliahhier his clothes are the better he
seems to like them. 'Phe other day
ne left his valise at a railwt-iy Sta.
tifn, and was proceeding on B bicy
cle to ii small town, where he vvgg
to preside at n triul. Of coiirse,any-
thing was good enough to wear on a
bicycle, and he put on his very old-
est coat for the journey over a dusty
coiiutr_v road.
Two gendarmcs were onthe look-
out for an individual who had
l-Ie ha-d been described to them as
f8i1.1i1in»v~'itl1 grey hair, sliortinioug.
techs and badly dressed. When the
Cyclist came in sight the goiid-aiimcs
exchanged a knowing glance. This
was their man. There could be no
doubt. They stepped into the road
a/nd barred his way.
' “\`fou are our prisoner!" 1;-hey gniid,
There was nothing for the judge
to do but to allow himself to be ea-
corted to t-he nearest town. He the
presiident of the assize court, indeed!
“We shall see!" muttered the gen-
darmes.
At the geiidarinerie, however, the
judge was .able to prove his identity
in spite of his old clothes. It was
then the turn for the gendarmos to
feel ridiculous. But he accepted
their apologies with good nature,
and iohfiily would have known the
storyif lie had not told it himself to
his friends as an adventure that ha/d
greatly amused him.
FARM FDR SALE
at Buckley Point Road
.The sulisrrilwr offers for snlo his fn rm
siliizitcd on Braickli-y Point Road, 7 i-2
miles from Cli"l`o\vii. The farm consists of
ioo acres of vcr_v .siipc-rioi' land. Il has
iiiaiiy iiailurail arlvriiitagcs ,ivhicii make ii
one oftlie most ilcsirzililc farnis for crops
stream of ivzitci' floivs zicross the rcar o
the fzirni. 'l`lii-rc iszi iiuiv lioiisc and iugrc
niid cominodioiis linrns on the premises.
For terms cw :ipply to
DONALD \\'. i\lARTlN,
87 Upper Prince St.
3-gdniwftf. Ch"l`oivu
Porlrails
I will receive orders for
Pastels and Oil Paintings by
A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted
New York Artist. Write me
for prices and other desired
information.
J. A. S. Bayer
PBDTDGRAPBER
` Nciv Proivac Block.
Clinrlottetoiin.
Sterling Bitters
is a sure cure for
Stomach Troubles!
Sterling Bitter!
s an excellent
lleari and Nerve Remedy l
Dyspepaia, indlgestion or stomach
gasses vanish when Sterling Bitton in
used. It dgives a good appetite, induce:
sleep, huil ii up weak nerves and mnkea
you increase your weight rapidly. Noth-
ng like it for ii general body builder
The best nf Spring Medicines.
.n
weakness for the poverty of others,"
or pnsluragc on llie island. An :ibiiiidaiit |
I
SALARY FUR WIVES
NOW IE' PROPOSED.
LONDON, April 23-A “WumBn'S
Charter,” which proposes to Ei\'9
women the franchise and many other
privileges they now lack, is 'l>€f0l`9
the House of Commons. lt takes the
form of a series of eight hills intro-
duced hy Sir Charles i\laCI»al'l‘0I1»
One of the main objects 0! the
“charter” is to put married women
ln a more eqiiltahle position with re-
gard to property, and another is tu
provide salaries for ivivos.
It is proposed that a wife wlw <10'
votes her whole time. to housekeep-
ing and the care of children shall
have a claim on her husbaiul during
his life, and on his estate after
death, for a sum calculated on a
scale not exceeding the wages of ii
housekeeper in her station- of life,
provided she has not received any
other personal allowance.
Where the wife is a wage-earner
she shall not be legally liable for the
support of her liusbanil or of his
children unless her earnings or the
income of her propert exceed tho
minimum necessary for iier support.
Wives who work _ioiiitly in thc
same business as their liiisbnnds
shall be .regarded as partners.
Fathers and mothers shall hc joint
guardians of their children. ”
an, reached Syracuse at 10 a.mr to-
All universities or institutes deriv-
ing revenue front' thc state shall bc
open to women.
Finally, bi‘iit.al liiisbriiids uri' to bo
liable £0 iN'8\'iL*1' punisliniciit tliun
under thc present laws.
(lures _gatarrhi
Stomach dosing was Ioiiiid ini~i`~
fcctivc, un<l_ the principlr of |n|m||,
tion was tinnlly perlvctcil. l<I\'i'n thi-
liumans and Ancient lii'<-oks iisi-il it,
but not in the seieiitilic niaiinci' tluii.
the physiciaiu pl‘escrilii-s to~-dny._ 'l’liu
most wunilcrfiil results have bcon
sccilrcil with u new tiwmtiiiuiit kiiown
as “(‘i1t~ur'i‘liozuiie," wluch .<viiil.».
g'ern|-desti'oying vapors ilirci'll_v iii
to .thc nil" iiassagcs oi tho iio.~:i*,
throat, lironchial tubes, und lungs.
Rich, Pure Iissciices are Breathed
Right to the Spots That Arc
Sick.” Cure Follows.
Catarrliozonc proves espei-.iiilly
good in those chronic cases iviivrv
mucus drops duivii the throat, sick-
cns the stoiunrli, rind pulliitus thc
lireaiti. ‘Wiwii the nostrils are stiitlcil,
only a leiv breathes through the iii-
lialer are needed to clear the pus-
sages, and where there is cougliinir
and sore bronchial tubes, tlicsootli
ing, healing properties of t‘nt»iirrlio
zone act almost as magic,
Once you stop taking incdiciiic in
to the stomach and get the lienliiir
oils and purc balsains of t‘atiirrlio
zone at work you can be sure of
quick and lastiiig curc lor nose colds.
catarrli, weak lungs, bronchitis, und
speaker’s sore throat.
CATARRHOZONE
Beware of imitations. Tlircc sizes,
25c, 500, and $1, the latter bciiii;
guaranteed. Sold by all dealers iii
medicine, <-r by mail from the ()ntar~
rhozonc (`o,, Kiiitrstiiii, lint.
L Babbill Mail
‘gt \.°~f-r_,* °¢¢»v5,_,~ E ,ui ~.¢,,{
‘ °.u=.'::s:  *cami* 
‘mieni ` '~....»i\‘ ' Mui" 'i
Our Camel, Monarch, Swas-
tika and King brands are the
best for their respective piir
poses.
Send for our blooklet.
The James Robertson
tio. Limited Montreal
and St John, N. B.
2-25dinwfiyr
WALKER ll0USE
TORONTO B
The House Of Plenty
, -
Toronto s Favorite Hotel
lleniodolled mid Refiirnlshcd at an cxpond-
ture of ll00,000.U0. Positively thu finest. location
In the City for Cumnierclnl und 'l‘o\xrlai. Trade
overlooking Tornnm Ihiv mid Lake Ontario
ii tnolieartofihe down Towniihoppllnzlil-‘trlct
American and I-Jiiropoiui I’ aim Populii
mlm George Wright Q. Co
` Proprietor;
iiiwlddtrlyr
PLANT LINE
Direct Route to Boston
lst Sailing Tuesday. lllth May
to Hawkesbury, Halifax and
Boston.
For further information ap
ply to `
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Terms- Sums of $5 oo and under,| Sqld by and Bigcujfs
._ “I W5: *.°°.ll‘.! '-  i». Manaii . T- NICOLL.   it  
, PAGE FOUR, 'ri-in i.A'ras'r Nnws THE CHARLOTTETOWN GU_ARDIAN ' iiirnsror ALL.: U- g  i I
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If .
If the “nappy-go-lucky-slap-it-on-a.
press-and-let-fer-go" kind of ad-
vertising you are using is doing you
some good doesnt it seem_reasonabl_o
to suppose that “something differ-
ent"-fbright. convincing, thought-out
and mailed regularly “din-‘:Ct" t0 YOUV
list will prove of much greater value?
who feels thc bullet
table to my patron
iangement, and l
  I3 Richmond Street
(This is intended only for thc man
strike him). i
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I study Printing! imaken.
feature of preparing printing that is
profitable. That is, I make it profi-
s. I study types `
and effects to insure attractive ar-
believe you`ll ap-
preciate how l handle your work.
From a card to a catalogue l want to
figure on your work.
Archibald Irwin,
Telephone 20 l~.l
C
in lins :ind |uirlc;igi-ssil .ill
Hickey & Nicholson
dmwf
BREED YDUR
best lirt-ii iniiri- to tlii- fast trottini: stall-
ion Auiiiri und ruisi- ai i-o|'iii-riii-ki-i'.
.\i|iiiri will niziki- tho si-usoii ol ltilo ni
myst:iblosiit'bI5.00lor zi live luzil, lu Iwi
si‘Ttlirtl iii. limi- of si=i‘\'ici‘ li_\' cnsli or iioto
duo .\`ovi-iiibi-r lst next.
.\liircs sunt to bc liri-il will Iii- uit-t :it
ii-nin or lioiit und well cam-il lor :it llii-
iiiosl ri-usoii:ibli~ r:iti~:<. ,
l
° J. M NICHOLSON.
202 Kent Street",
Ciiarlottetown,P. Ii? l.
Expert Baking
  ` For You
lf . you could have expert
bakers at your service always,
it would be convenient would
it not? Well, you have. Inl
Lynch’s Factory experts worki
day lifter day in their own
special work; and with pure,
selected materials and modern
inetliods, ai-e_ producing the
widely known Lynch’s Bread
. _H _ e__A __._~r
THE PRO0F
ofniir toii:ii‘i‘o living _igomi is in ilu- siiinkiiig liiercof
Dark and Light Cul
_i;'roi'i-rs ziiiil iiriiggisls.
Tobacco Co., Ltd.
Manufacture rs Phone 345 Charlottemwn
'Farm For Sale
Tlic iiinlci-sigii.~,il off.-rs for snlc his farm
ol' 47 jf aicrrs :il i\ioiil:i_q'iii'. Good ilivi-II
ing lioiisi' :ind outliii;ltliii_i.{s iii first class
ri'p:iir. l.;iiiil is i-li-.ir :ind in it high \it:i'ir
ofciiltivnlioii. 'l`||is-iszi r.'iri: cliaiicc for
:iiiyoiio \li‘sii'iiii.;‘ :i first viuss fiirni limi
roiiil`i‘i‘t.ii\|u lioino, right iii lim village of
.\loiil:ij.;'iiu. i"o|' |`u|`lin'i' |\_¢r|iu|||;|r§ enquire
l-2. C. WHITE
llloulagiie llridge
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Princeton z-is si
Sire ot' 29 siaiuilzird performers includ-
"K thc champion four year old Molwl'
Maker 248%.
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1' _p*.~'1‘fTq~,,._;i<-2
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gpran f - ,
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Sire Primcps by Woodford Mambrino
z.zi}{.
Dam §Rcin-'i \'ir~ioria by Humble-
dziiii ofal tgniqn |o.
Hycinath
gn dam} gr b marc iby Volunertem 55
' ‘ Clara b American
Ggr' d‘"“l marc { gtarr I4
Will maki- season of igio at D. W-
\Viiile's, York Point liotcl, at fllledn doi-
lars ($i5.oo) for scasoii. Payable ll fol-
lows _
Five dollars (5.oo) cash at lat lervi¢‘*‘
and ten dollars ($io.oo) when mare pr0\'_°-
in foul. `D \V While and A. A. Le:l¢I°-
owners).
io-| imwfdrtl Mayini.: 3 .