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4 THE oo.-inmas, cuARLoTrnTowN, rlemca EDWARD 1sLANn avert es ree,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Stvlish up-to-date Hillinery at
moderate prices is the watchword
in this store. Our millinery
pleases every time.-Weeks & Co.,
he Leadii g Millinery Store.
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The valuablelot above Wm. H. Hsnkin's
de d d formerlv owned by
resi nce an gronn s, _
?nd{’ee_¢Bensley and now owned by_ me, contain-
ng ween xo and Ia acres running from the
Royalty Road tothe North River. A beautiful
location igr a fine residence and grounds.
Apply to t e owner,
W. H. HANKIN.
Westwood Poultry Farm,
Charlottetown.
3-14 dl aw, wtf
pi I 4
Have Bag_n_Watehad
The reason that so many farmers
and others will not plant any other'
seeds but ours is, that they have»
beeuwatching us for many years
and they note our success, they
naturally came to the conclusion
that if they plant the same seeds
as we plant they may reasonably
look for a like result. For thirty-
five years we have been inthe busi-
ness of planting, cultivating and
marketing vegetables and our long
experience has taught us what to
plant and' what not to plant, and
those who buy seeds from us have
the benefits off our practical experi-
ence. Our quarters in the tempor-
arymarket is not so extensive m
the'old one, but we will be pleased
to have allour old customers and
as many new ones as can crowd in
and there will always be room for
onemore.
J. J. GAY & SON,
East End Market.
Charlottetown.
23 lon, th, w aw. , ’
III IIS iilltille
hm-Q
Kills all form of insect
life.
As it evaporates rapidly
it _can be   moths
exist in plush chairs,
1°Ung¢S» Carpets, etc., etc.
1 Price 15c per bottle.
e
 A. w. new rm. s.,
The Square Druggig,
SUBNYSIDE.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 28, MIB tobeno alternative battosend_.sali!loisst prime of early manhood. To his widow 
'foroa_to crash him. Thus the little war and little Do, his brothers and aged
__ ia E
_'intein me prestige; nad lui-ze1_y to the _
number of his followers, and to 
T H E S0 II ALI LAN D CA 1| PAIGN- ~ pws biz. _ ` father The Guardian _ tenders its heartfslti
'-_'-““'-_'"""__ d tful th
'lhe recent report of disaster to a small pRoH|B|T|0N |N “NNE an mmm syn” Y
British force under-Col. Plunkett, followed ___ II' . - I @
Last ear wh n the hcl t he throne
IIC il lIl&d, he is H180 Bh.1`CWd Qllollsh t0 I'  hw .nd for |_"°°u° pnl~@ses_ » . _
Pla-Y tl” 8“m° °f °*PI““'i°8 “ld d¢St"°Y' '°iNow, Chief J notice Wiswell says, there - °t ilelibanbe slums' It md' tm.” 
by a serious eugolfbmest. with the Mad' We hear mush of the alleged failures of|“" Mi myalecomort :lima clam., _ .
l(ullah‘s forces in Somaliland, shows that prohibition hem md were wb", it hu _
I another of Brit»1ia’s “little wars" bids fair ban u.|ed_ but mos, who write and pub Prince Edwud Island W" °mm;°d hm
_‘U0 b°°°I11¢ 111°” 5e1`1°°9 th” ‘"3 517 mst' lish these things are not' always equally I I
°°°f°mP1°*'°d' Bfmsh S°““m“°d IS “ prompt when eventsars turning the other jcu sts 'me nvlted "er to 5°' Tlx 1
Canada and write it up. They were dined, II ¢3th¢1' 111 these
protector-ate in East Africa lyin8 south ohway. Here is an. instance. The Chief' 1 d d 1 mm’ I d th p mov? Istannedby a
' ' w no an av enterte ne in o PTO-
the mouth of the Red Sea and the Gulf of J nstice of the Supreme Court of the State west but did not "sm the Mmtlme CESS, Which- guanntaes
Aden- Ibr¢Sw=s°inStIw1iwS°m1i1=°d eflueine tee deemed tant herenfter the _ » thengpmp gyms;
i011 We 0059 and S°°i'h'¢°»5t» A535313* °° violators ofthe prohibilory law shall be Provinces at M1' Ttfis 7°” 5 1”” in damp falny wn 
*the south and west and is flanked by isubjecmd in ,lj “ses 90 imprisonment ns P“H°'l\°l\t51`.Y 'D8i'\1Y B-8 1biS_0&11ed,_ 111850 Silltfv atmnsph gre ’
French Somaliland on the north_we8t_ Iweussnnth The practice has been in up_of members of theImper1alParl1ament
'The people era blacks. M°h°mm¢d\°Si\\\_nome pnrre or the state that the' lllegel Wm' t'h°Ir wwe? and d”‘“3'"'°" ‘“`° "’°.   
faith and pastoral in their ways of livinir, .15 gf “qu” was winkéd at in mn undgr. visit the D°mim°° “nd “nm the Mui'
- time Provinces are to be ignored and Put On hands, use tend
1' *$11113 °*_°u°~ “WP *nd “mm "1 1" 8° standing that the violators should once or I
numben The Sommed Mm Mullah is twice 3 ear submit to an analgnment in left unvisited.'l‘hus the Eastern P_r‘ovinces_  mactrinmd S0°d80§p 118*
_ y _
3 mnziuus fanatic’ who in the num of court conviction and the payment oh’ are treated as if they were more shreds I  »l Pgf RIF;
' S" (1 I in
llahomet has inflamed the natural jeal- ni _ Th th mb-to 1 I in ‘nd DU-t'°h° 5° 0 9° °0l\l0q\1¢!1¢¢ I
he us B pm I ry aw W” comparison with the west. And no one' "ke  45 per wr
ousy of his people hizainst foreigners, and sph ea". “nu-ted in its gpm-“inns ami ~ _
seeks to wage a war of extermination. If id; dishuestly mme to open," M ‘ ua, Ah” he 11110 591113 W mt I Wi°° in ‘ '
 l min?
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months The utmost limit of the Mad chosen profession in which he was rapidly
Mullahu force at the outset was placed' rising to prominence when he was stricken -
   at 40,000, It is now stated to he two or down. It seems strangely sad that he,
three times that number aid there seams should thus have been called away in the
the royal teur. Later a number of British
Parliament to resent this succession "
ing small posts or _detaohments, while.   m md of tm, h’P°u.|,y_  l11°'°d t°Ul_.9l\“\|\9tl°°d WW' _“V Wu- 
avoiding s conflict with s strong column. I`  'M "ug mm gym gm" gg  gg jn'|'1',_I“ be “'b°“l °“' ‘  I “si”
Berbere, nn the Gnu er Aden, ie the pt-in-~ on i, e,,,|,,t__» ,m th, cumin,” in awlnaiea ewey te- peeaepe neu what is
eine-1 seaport. and is noted lar its hir# at rnrtner rernnrke, "tant the method or en-
~W1li°11 8011105111108 30.4110 D¢°D1° \lS°m1>1°- mrcement of the prohibitory law during a
Th° Bfltlsh Y-\‘°°P9 3°” 9° ‘P1105 the Iinnmberofyears past is not eflicient; it
Mullah hst year sw B rather h°t°1'°-ihunothna the emeet er preventing the
zcuwus wrm- They include B°mbu irieleunn er lew. While tuielnwie upon
Grenedlers, Sikhs end Punieb Mounted ‘ure netetee, it meet te eefereen ee-tee `A~¢’ 'f/=¢ blwvrdef ¢A¢¢1=°f¢
Infantry, the Klng’s African Rifles, ai “mn “tml-, um in th; same manner ng  mortal man possessed." ' ¢ '
S°°d&Ue5° 0511101 C0\‘DS» B 11180 lllmb" other penal laws. It is not the plan,hore~ Rilev's farmer is the very picture  a
°f S°w» “<1 » me Md' °f Bef -me  pm- W  =°=»-me :'.';.s.“i‘.z°;:.°.‘i;.°.i'3.'.t’°t.‘°§...“'° °:,,,,.u"» F P 81 C0
V°1\1l\t°°1'*- T119 Kill8'5 AMN" Bm" _nifences and when complained of erin- _ tice, good dig¢¢1;iq1|  mem deep, are
were almost entirely recruited from I _ '|934 tg mme up nj PM 5 gm md cog.
Central Africa and have been nwlnkijipugmwe buglgggg,”
from the first under Col. Plunkett, who  Tue Boston Post, which is by no. means
,ve
W” 1`°°°ll¢1I 1511011- T110 °0\1l1tl'! in which  vorable to prohibition, says that tllll-
Iille iiabting is going on is desperately bad,  ion is nothing short of a revolutioi:
hard to travel, very unhealthy for whites,
with a scarcity of water all over the
interior. The lsokof water-has been the
most serious handicap. At the' same
time the followers of the Mullah are
fatalists and desperate lighters. _ The first
British expedi_t§n last year  the
Hullah from hilt strongholl’s,` but was
unable to hold its advantage, being too
few in numbers, and was obliged to retire
to the coast. This retreat
fortunate "sent enab
modern arms from   while
the territory- was left nnnrotoetad for
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LIGHTNING REMEDY FOR CRAMPS.
A s would like to see a similar rsvolutlod
nsowt to the vperetigma-n_d _¢°_i°£°P-_
of the Canada Temperance -Act im
of this Province, say in Summer
for instance. 'It is s monstrous per-
of the spirit of the law, to _concede
the payment or e one :nr one eaenee
operate ne e license to noone with
for months thereafter. ‘ "
i>T|15_1L5T5 Uf..K-_DQBIR  -_+
A private telegram tnsae_E<lite_t-_et The
_`Gua1-dian    the
~ssd news of’ the death of D. K. Doble of
'i e Hamer nerela, nna terreerly city
_Editor of this journal. Every,  of
;the'working sta!! alike in our business,
Some people have cramps pretty oft” itorial and mechanical departments,
others only d ' _ B ’ 'If
do have thegiog £19, ggggiiaty. egg; __ ares in the sense of loss. 'lfho late 
You want-. Polson’s Nervelino is as sure as ‘Doble was a most energetic and and inde
death to relieve cramps in five seconds- ‘ ad i ‘H th t
-1t’s Instantaneous, Justa few drops in n°i“'b1° Worm’ 'mu °°h°°l n °
sweetened water and th _ 1 1 :_ f papa-_ H
Buy a bottle of Nerviline togiaayl, aiidilggag 'mes tn me making 0 a news tg
it handy. Nervilmg is 3, mmmon hom* .was wlthalagenial and kindly man,
hold necessity and only costs 25 cents. ‘  bpm muy, and especially-his fellow-I
I
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ietednyz _ , _ t
*I sleep wall plough at mlghf, ’ 
o is
by food, when it is
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digestion
therefiaslol r
ts
Golden
-Discovery curse
_ diesels ol the __
xonmch and 
orsanlofdigestion
an ,nnt'rit1ou._xIt
strengthens t e '
body mrtliaegonly
way pass -by-
 eithe 
-_sn1l,st§°o._cf 
‘ _m1tf=H°!\ 
~-r neenreen bombs”
sl Dr. Pieros'sGolden
leidicai Discoverye
and several-vials of
I Brosdwste Co.,H tans. 'Wordsbiltq
" ‘how  I  theteliei aséfliad saf-
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°` xa5pounds,sn waangiibletoworkatallf
Now I weigh nearly r6o and can do a dsy’s wor_k
1 on the farm. I have reeommendegyour medi-
` d hail alws ve a good l
clnetnsevershan s hs __
wordtosayforDr.Pissceand medicines.” _
-ron8psges,inpaporcovers,isssntfre¢
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DR. H.um.roN’s MANDBAKE PILLS Gunn jworkers became strongly attached. He mx ”'?;g2t1g,P:gwMP?; _
Cong-r1pA»n0N_ ‘  no snort tomakeasuccess of hier __  . sree, Bridal ,_l.‘I. Y.
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ably Adam wasn’t satisied with the £1-st loaf  thought he’d try-another. ' _ By and by lie found one that _suited him, cut, material it and quslly'
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Gut new Spring suitsihave a large sprinkling _oi the “e_ir`e'rj  _ #1o.oo suits is handsome colors, Tweed Serge, Worstek' aid Oxfords.
 wil psy _youts look at them even if 'you don’t  to buy,_we’ve over forty- thousand dollars worth of new Sprmiclothnig in,  you haven
bought clothing at this store, follow_Adarn’s example and look aroand_-1-'-¢'01n¢_ _11¢1’¢_-f114¢’S What we’re _ drivfn§at--if  some once, yea  come  '
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