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CHNAGO, April 2:1,-(Special)--Tlie fol-
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lowing are the closirlil 111108: ~--   11'---1' “-"1=->-`=-*T12*-'r--~"‘”t:;‘;"°
April, wheat, till, corn, 373, oats. Li
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lay, wheat. 643: com. 37.3: Oats. 222
pork, $12.43. 1 _
July Wheati mai cornv 39! oats' 2J_
pork, $12.62.§.
Tl.'1i.SDA\', APRIL Yi. lim.
PR0l`l|B|T|0N IN MAN|TOB.\~
Ten days agoat thc opening of the
_ _ Iiegislaturc in Winnipeg the Governors
P speech promised ii bill to provide for the
  l  extent of the constitutional power of the
Pro
prohibition of the liquor traffic to the full
vince. This aroused great interest on
   , both sides and the liveliest discussion of
Lux" l  Ha i r the prohibition question now centers in
Pnlaeeuby t
he Prairie Capital.
Eight years ago the Greenway Govern-
ment took a plebiscite on prohibition, the
to the expressed will of the maiority. The
vote was nearly three to one in favor of
.  inference being that effect would be given
llAP+
The meet effective skin purifying and beauti-
fying soap in the world, as well as purest and
sweetest for toilet, bath. and nursery. The
only preventive or pimples, blackbeads, reel.
rough, and oily skin, red, rough hands with
itching palms and shspeless nails, dry. thin,
and falling hair, and simple baby blemishes,
because the only preventive of the cause, viz.,
inflammation and clogging of the Pours.
Bold everywhere. Pos-rn D. 1 C. Con.. P-or-._ Boe-
@. Haw tollaveBea\dh|lkin,Bmd|.andl1ai|.!ne.
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Special Notice
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
his Books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches,
selling at lowest prices for cash only.
lliss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business will be
kept well stocked. A Well supplied
news stand will be a special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
THE BAZMR GUMPANY
Buocessors to F.J. Horn shy.
Harris Block. Ch'town. Mch l6.l90J
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APPLY To!
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AGENTS. _
North British and Mercantile ln°,Co.
Union As<ur.ance Society.
Phoenx of London.
prohibition, but the pretence was made
that the Federal Parliament alone was com-
petent to legislate. So all that immediate-
ly came of the plebiscite was a petition of
the Legislature praying the Ottawa Parlia-
so unsatisfactory to the people that in
the local 'election of 1896 the Liberal
Premier found it necessary to pledge his
party to the enactment of Provincial
Prohibition. His party was again suc-
cessful, but on one pretext or another the
matter was put off and the promise re-
mained unfulfilled. /
So matters remained until the eve of
the Provincial elections of November last.
Then Mr. Greenway definitely promised a
prohibitory at the first session of the new
Legislature. The Conservative party, then
in opposition, duplicated this plankin the
Liberal platform and ~ pleaded that the
Liberals had their chance to fulfil their
promise and failed and that now it was
the duty of prohibitionists to give the
Conservatives a chance. The result was
that large numbers of temperance men
transferred their allegiance fcr the time
to the Conservatives. The further result
was an overwhelming defeat for the
Greenway Government.
It is now the boast of the Manitoba pro-
hibitionists that their Province will carry
the banner and lead the procession for
Provincial Prohibition. We shall always
feel that Prince Edward Island ought to
have taken and held that place; but fail
ing that we shall still hope that the lesson
of events in Manitoba will not be lost
upon our public men here, and that if not
first in the race the Island may still be a.
very close second. _
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The cotton growers of the Southern
States are rejoicingin the sharp advance
in the price of their staple crop. For the
past three years cotton had been selling
at 6 and 65 cents per pound and has re-
cently advanced to 9 and 10 cents per
pound. The causes for the advance are
the small cotton crop of the United
States last year, the failure of the crop in
India and the threatened failure of the
crop this your in Egypt. Vie must feel
the eiiect in the increased price of all
cotton fabrics. of course. Another result
is thata. greatly increased acreage has
been planted in cotton in the Southern
States this year. The chances are there-
fore that the production may speedily
overtal;e the demand and that in another
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THE EDlTOR’S MAIL.
_ A Patriotic Reminder.
only a Christian duty but alsoa highly
Patriotic Act'
to call the attention of contributors to a.
uinttcr which has come to my knowledge
viz: that mniiy of our citizens in contribu-
ment to pass the law asked for. This was-
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'Jhat wc are to be moulded an
fa.~ihioned,”so_the sand we use
for our castings needs t'- be
moulded and fashioned. 'l`hat’s
what our moulders a e doing
everyday, moulding aid fash-
ioninz the sand like unto the
pa‘.teis.1tis than-fore very im-
portant tbat ihe patterns be
first-class in every iespec`, for
airihe patterns are so will the
ca~t`ngs be. We l-ave first-class
pattern-makers employed and
are nbleto meet the requii-el
need.
Give us a trial when in need cl'
senses
Sm,-While the millions of human be-
ings in the famine-stricken districts of
Ind a. are calling to us for bread it is
pleasing to know that they are not ask-
ing in vain. At present, when Canadians
are engaged in raising a. Patriotic Fund,
for the families of our sons who are iight-
ing in South Africa, in the interests of
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British Liberty, it is highly commendable
that the “Indian Famine Fund” which is
also in the fullest sense a Patriotic '
CIBBIDBB- Fund, is not overlooked. The people
BRUCE Slillllll 160
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of india are British subnets and to ex- 6 r  d 1 _ L, W O  
tend to them, in their day of distress, the
“cup of cold water,” will, in the future
love. To assist them therefore, is not
But,Sir, I wish, through Tm: GUARDIAN
ting to this fund are sending their
remittances through agents in
thc United States! I personally know of
contribution of twenty dollars. In another
case the contributions of a public lnstitu
tion, in this City, was remitted through
such contributions. I ask that the at-
tention of our people be’ directed to it.
The United States is a great and wealth
Christian duty, is highly
commendable and I trust '
of heart) who sent to Dr. Talmage hislhall Sunday were led by Smff.C,,pm1n
the Same channel' The P99910 Of 1'11°,the pioneers of the Indian work in the
United States will receive credit for all _I Nm-tip »
Y Bti, ini pimipi-wr
country. That the people there, con- ‘;lgfi';‘§_’c°u;h’(?rT.%|3; mf; so Ada":n30n'g
tribute 1° 191118 f1111<1» 88 H BotanicCou hBalsam is welcome in both
concert had been prepared and presented’
The tnblcaux were much admired.
Apatriotic chorus, “Victorla,” followed
by the National Anthem iittingly closed
this successful entertainment at 10.30
o`clock.
Galt, assisted by Adjt. Smith and Ensign
Thorkildson. who have just arrived from
FortSlmpson, at which point they were
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COUNTRY AHEAD or the city for 're
localtles.  ull Druggists.
send their contributions through United
States agents the patriotism involved
in the act is entirely lost. If there were
a famine in the Philippine Islands no
American would think of sending his
contribution through _Halifax or Mont-
real. If he should do so he would be
- Eli, t dBt.Carters’Seed
Fez; tfooiish Then let' Canadians seem Ci;(t?i:ldg‘iire(fr:e) :Ella lidw to grow the_n1.
it a a their contributions go from
Canada direct.
' Respectfully Yours,
Charlottetown, S. F. Hodgson
April 21st, 1900.
To morroivv- Wednesda
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S 0. E.. CONCERT
ence in the Opera House last night 'en-
by agrand patriotic concert, The hall
cre i eto t e management that the
concert began promptly on time and
those who were late were justly pun-
ished for want of punctuality. The so-
los, choruses, recitations, tableaux and
orchestral music were all ofa very Pat-
riotic nature and each and all were re-
ceived with marked enthusiasm. The
emblematic rose was much in evidence
as a personal decoration among the
audience and on the platform. , I-'0W@5t P1°1¢eS P1`€V3-1131/ C@111l`3~1 DTU8
Expressions complimentary to Professor
Watts were heard on all sides in tribute
#W 'i1i‘a'i‘i'i1l'i‘i'i‘1li1i‘i'l'i1i\i‘l i‘a’l'ifl.'l~i li' _li1i‘i‘i-
It is fashionable to day to h_ava_ a
new heart scare every 24 hours. The
commonest symptoms of dyspepsia oi
nerve trouble, such as palpitation,
ble, with the object of frightening the
public into taking this or Chat; heart . iéllit. sec
remedy. If a hundredth part of the   e'
heart trouble we hear about were
put upon common ailments in order
to bumbug the people into the belief
that heart disease is p>fe.va}enf, where,
as real heart tronl>l»» which is s
occur, is a rare rlis¢»:=.se. Loosiale
=.rg11mt-nts cannot c.»nvim.-e an in __
teliigfent people. Iron is a vital ele ’
ment ofthe blood. Too little iron
means weakness. lack of spirits, pal
lid cheeks, shortness of breath, sleep-
lessness, nervousness, loss of vital
force, ending in general break down.
Phe iron in Dr. \Varrl's Blood and
‘lerve Pills is in the soluble form you
» an Brmshers, Appearances indicate a grand eveninis
fully appreciate it; but when our people entertainment, under the auspices of t e
 from 8 to  Stanley ours before you buy.--F. Perkins gg 3Co.
Bros Show of Silks' dfess California prunes 10 and 12 cents r
There was a large and fashionable audi-
.. _  h i`C1 ltte ‘llb d 1
tirely filling the auditorium, the occhsioll' £1? Syiguni-ninxgperdttiioii, Tlivngsclbly eirddiingy, " ’ \.
being the celebration of St. George’s Day 7.30 toil.-Moore & McLeod. 24 li \\\\1
was handsomely decorated with flags and ex'£1i1§i;n°`?ll1hg2g;_°;,tiv§ig’€€t “:_fill°u§;egr§?£
buntins- Readers Of THE GUARDIAN giieantifiii collection 01f_ new miiiinery
have already read the fine programrnz designs by our Miss hmma Toombs.-
which was most successfully 1 M001' e & McLeod' 24 11
- - - 1 TVANTED.-By young lady room and
cargiaiblout mam Start t0 mush' It 'S1bo_ard in private family. Address, Box
weak_spclls, loss of app?_ti:_e and_ pgor , _  
circu ation, are magni e an is- 3
torted into serious signs of heart trou- Q
real, the cemeteries would be filled in.  Moths, etc. etc_
1 month. A wrong construction is  Being 3 liquid it is easy to ,,Se_
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sadly and suddrnly fatal wi:.»»i it. does f  at '50' per bon
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need, in combination with other cura- _ G  
tive agents in_ such a _ manner thati i
disease ca.n’t resist their action. You 1 . 4
Le e of the Cross on next Monday
evggfiig the 30th inst. The boysare hard
at wor rehearsing and some very pretty
songs are on the bill for the evening.
Don,t forget the date-the 3jltli,.___ 24 1i
Plant garden peas now. Carters' Seed
Store is the best place to buy them for
early sowixiq. American Won er, Notts
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Umbrellas.-Ladies see new stock of
umbrellas. New goods just opened and a
beautiful range of nobby handles.~Week_s
& Co., The Peoples’ Store. Zi 1\
We have a large assortment ofthe latest
novelties in ladies ties. Don’t fail to see
pound at Beer & Goffs. 23 
California Navel Oranges,30 and 35 cents
per dozen at Beer & Gofl”s. Zi 21
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Corderoy velvet in all the newest shades
at F. Perkins & Co. ‘Z3 31
The greatest exhibit of spring millinery-
401. 2"‘3i.
Garters’ Seeds Cro w.
Sunshades at the Sunnyside Dry Good
Store. \Ve have a large assortment and
would like you to sec them. Our satin
chiffon lined snnshades are beauties and
the price not too high.-F. Perkins & Co.
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La. Grippe-Ho-for Central Drug Store.
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Store. 21 1w
Guaranteed bicycles on easv telms.
$40.00 bic cies- 10.00 cash ’
y $ and $011) per
month for six months.-Mark Wri ht &
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We have a beautiful aQlt
ment of Ladies' cl¢h Q
spring costumes in all th
fashionable shades.
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Fruit Guys
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Our prices on these goo*
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yard.
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They are the prettiest lot of cloths vs
had. We are busy making them up
Suits. We invite our patrons to
All clothes made by us are
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The Modern Founders, . 1 bring its reward. Attention to these people; I
- I Hmm N°'13“"i°” C°"’ Wharf' by Great Briton and her Colonies, at
°““’°,*.';,°,§,‘_€;'}‘,;,P'E~1° this time, will bind their hearts to
the old nag with the three-fold cord of 1 -
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feel yourself getting well when you   
take Dr. Wardfs Blood and Nerve Qxrsg-ya
Pills. cnauuavs |i|i¢c|L|.:umvens|'rv
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g"°““’1‘1’°°'"’°"u°“ How are your Watch and Clock Springs l If tilt] U.
_ __ them to the corner Jeweler and have new ones put ia.
"“"“ -_ Every spring warranted. -
Work of all kinds promptly attended to.
We wouldjike to show y@
our line of kid gloves--in the
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By the hour or day 1 _ i I _  been fully tested for quality.
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when you want them. ' For A a,] “
Bicycle Parts---full line of sundries . e at
mini- wmiui it . iii . ct.. 
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