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8olled'i` d add ~ , _
deraignod :willing  xgiienxn
g}*_"*"=“ *l“‘=» '9°_9.i°r qi.. winding
N-w Ss.-hlsé.' f
Church Home
Charlottetown, and-irding tofphaa .nd
ill ti
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Plans and specifications can be seen
attire Muse and at tue otaeeot the
Arci.iitcc_ti._ d h
A t e c c made 'stile to
thc siiiler of the ii}ziiTérsignedPTdr 'io per
cent of the amount of tender, must ac-
company each tender. The cheque will
bcforfeited if party rendering deciiug
the contract or fail to com lete the
work contracted for, and will be re,
turned in case of non-acceptance of
tender.
Each lender to be marked “Tender
for St. llaiues’ Mouse." _
The owest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
a. LORD,
Chairman of Trus tees
i5i`lthstutd.
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To _Fit
OR
of t0 Fil
'I hat is the question P
Any spectacle is no more
adapted to your face than
any coat to your body.
The fit of the frame is as
important as the fit of 'he
lenses.
We make a specialty of
both. _
` G. H. TAYLOR,
' Jeweler and Opticlan.
D'C~li|~¢4\¢a-slip#-sraniinn-s.|~Q§
.For Sale
A desirable farm pi-oporty li inilca fi-om
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Dear Mrs. Pinkliam :-
you in woids.
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felt I bud docturcd for over tivo vcars st
ripds hrid ceased nu I suffered much
decided to write yuii and try Lydia li
iiistriictioiia, ivliicli you sciit inc frcc
i.i my prnvc to-day.
"l sincerely trust that this letter may
ovary suffering woman in the coun
write you for help us 1 did."
\\'lic|i woiiiezi arc tvliibleil with
ccinuiit or ulceration of r.:i organ,
iiidigcstion or iici~vmis prostraiion,
slioiild remember tlicrc is one trier
clablo Coinpouiid at once removes
troubles.
lilied endorsement. Refuse all substi
Ilrrulullmiio sluilnn coiituliilmt' l0(\iicrc.~i with
first class buildings. School und Public fliill
on proiiiikm. _ _
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'  BETHUNE,
l8dtusl?l P. lil. I. Railway. Charlottotow
. _ y _
llniigiitcr-in-lbw of Lydia E. Pinkh
luis uiidcr hor direction, and since
dcccase, been advising sick women
of charge. Address, ynn, Mass,
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hut it all fhiicd tuhcl me. lily monthly po:
with fainting spoils, lieadiiciie, baekuclibliiiiil '
helium.:-down i»=\iHf<. and I was so weak I
could hardly keep around. As n last rplaorti
. 'ink-
li|i|ii's Ve -t il (‘ <1
thankful tliiitll flirlryllliiililltldrYrdlldlivinglyliodg
_ of all
cliurge, I hceunio regular and in perfect
liciilth. llud it not bceii for you I would be
_ _ _ irreg-
iilzir or piiuiml pt-iwils, weakness, displa-
_ _ that
boriring-dowri feeling, iiillczriinntioii,
bziizkaclic, ilatulence, general dcbility,
llicy
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true remedy. Lydia l-l. l’inkhzini's V0 -
audi
No other female medicine in the world
has received such widespread and unqua-
ti
ites.
For tiient five ears Mrs Pinkliari,
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You Go Straight ,
into the
Homes
Of Over Six Thousand People
When You Use
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wirc made in America.
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A-iildniwtdzu tivniiiiu.
. Fencing for the Farm
Lovin, Church, Cemetery
Light Fencing
etc.
Plain and Ornamental
and
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Contd Spring wire In ,gp-£5 llii]:il‘in;;s|i'rillil:‘iio<iiiy ircnlriir-ss and spent
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is a kitchen necessity no
housekeeper should be
without
Every one warranted
CHANDLER
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New Yomc, March 20.- The New York
estate branch of the American National
Red Cross has issued a statement as to
lamina conditions in Japan. Il. is explains
ed thatoivlng to the national characteris-
tics of the Japani-se in not calling for
help these facts have just become known.
“The famine in Japan," tho statement
says, “which has been considered for some
time moderately serious, is now known_a.s
the result of reliable private advices rs-
ceived bythe New York State Red Cross
to be one of the most. terrible starvation
emergcnceis of modern tlnics. The failure
of the rico crops, which at one time was
believed to ba limited to certain classes
» JAPAN CONFIRMED
Red Cross Society Report About i,000,000 People
Starving Owing to Ride Crop Failure, and Nolte-
iief is in Sight Till October--Appeal for
$l6,000,000.
only in the narthom provinces has been
found tobsgeneral in those partsof Japan
and conservative estimates place the
number of starving Jai a iess at (rom
&l0,(X)0 to l,000.00fl people. For these,
owing to extended ruins last summer
which have ruined the rice and other
food crops, there is absolutely no relief in
sight until next. Octobrr when a new
liarvsst will he avaliable.
“Asif this were not bad ‘enough the
present winter has been one of the most.
severe in Japan in many years. $10,000,000
is the total sum which will bsrequirsrl bn
save the Japnnsss country pcupla. This
is estimated by allowing for a cost of ton
cents per person per day."
Remarkable Novelty in
ToKiu,Mar. 20.--Tlie World at large
knows very liltle that is really authentic
ibuut the design of the British liattie-
.hip Dreadnouglit. It knows very mucii
less about. the great Japanese battleship
riaiv upprouclilng the luunclilng stngc ut
Kurs.
Ibis stated that the British ailmiiwiiiy
are slightly chagrlned by Llia rigor of
this reticence on the part of our ally,
since they afforded the Japanese naval
construction department every facility
Threatened
With Paralysis
The Doctors Told the Writer of
the Letter Quoted Below-
iRestoi'a1ion Brought About
' By Use of
Di- Giiase’s
Nerve . Food.
It is customary to consider paralysis,
Insanity and other diseases of the nerves
is afiiictious which coma upon a person
without warning and which arc, there~
fore, unavoidable.
As n matter of fact. such results are
-irocedcd by months, if not years, of
~ymptonia which point to nn exhausted
:oiiditlon of the nervous system. These
.yiiiptoms nrc such, however, tliat. muiiy
Juss them by as not. being of serious
concern and thinkingthut they will wcai-
iway of themselves.
Slccpless`ness,` nervous headaclies.
indlgcstldn, bodily weakness, fainting
tpells, twitching of the nerves, inability
lo concentraile thc thoughts, and loss of
.iieinory_,ure amonl thc most common
indlt-ii.t‘io`iia of n run-dowpi nervous system.
It. is sometimes only n step from such
symptoms to prostratlon, paralysis.,
locomotor atnxla. or insanity.
Stlmulnnts and narcotics, though some-
times affording temporary relief, only
hasten the exhaustion of the nerves. Dr.
Ghaso’a Nerve Food; on the other iiniirl
reoonstruots and restores the wasted anrl
-lsplcted viervc cells.
Naturally, vraduaily and certainly this
great medicine iiistlls into thc blood and
who nervous systein the life-sustaining
principles which rep anis-ih the nerve force
in thc body and so e|l'i-ct lustlng benefit.
Miss Emma Scott. Athcini, Ont., writes:
“l)i. Clinsc'r. Nerve Food has done me a
restless, sleepless nights. I frequently
lind cramps In the ntomneli and would lt.
times become entirely insonslblc, not
knowing what was go ng on until others
old me afterwards.
“I rloctored with several doctors and
they told mo I was threatened with
or. our-o um. After suflcrlnlg for three
vnara I lwgan tiic use of r. Chnsc'a
Nerve Food and it has done nic more good
tlinn all one innriicines I ever used."
Di-. Chassis Nerve Food, E0 cents a box,
at. all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Oo.,
Toronto.
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ADVERTISING IS BHOAP.
an-ina
Advertising in itself means publiltvy
and publicity isa very broad and com-
prehensive term. It doss not mean
'gimplyaword whispered to a favored
few. Itia, rather, synonymous with a
general, broadcast rlcclnratlon, and the
broader the scopc of the announcement.
the better the advertising. No occupied
space that. directs attention along given
and daaired lirus cnri be reasonably m-
garded as what ed; nor can any funds ex
pended to ihia end bc adjudged ox~
travagance.-American Medical Journal
ist.
illa\r<`l'\ Linlmant Cum Bums. atc.
Aiahastina, marlilelne, ctr. for the
walls at Cameron Q: Co`a.llnrdwnre Stott.
214.11!
The April Delincntor is now on sale at
0lrt.er'aBt1ollatore. This isauais a mmt
beautiful ons, ami abounds with good*
things for the housewife. Young and
Old, be aura and get li copy, only i5 nenta
THIS BATTLESHIP
HAS SET OF SAILS
New Departure in Naval '
Have Not Told Details ol Warship to Britain--A
Work--Japans Secret Kept-
Battleship Construction.
for investigating thc design of the
Dreadnought..
Captain Piilrcnhnni, British naval
atturhc at; Tokio, luis been able to com-
miinicato to the naval intelligence
depnrtmsril; some iiitercstlniz general
particulars ol this forthcoming floating
fortress.
Tho most remarkable innovation in thir-
ncw battleship will be a return to yards
and sails. She will carry two tall masts,
fi‘~le.l ii-ith light steel tire-control plat
forms. Un each of these can bs spread
topsuils, top gallant ssiils and lower
|.i0\.\I'H9B.
It will be difficult to the British naval
mludbo reconcile the very questionable
utility uftacks and sheets to ii modern
battleship with the manifest disadvan-
tages of so much additional tophampcr td
deal with in clearing for notion.
The new vcsselis to have a displace-
ment of 19.000 to _‘__ nd a sen speed of
tycntygone kndtnwtgieingslinsd at. It is
known thiilzsiieiz to embody all the
lessons of the late war. This undoubtedly
incans that she will have a. record
preponderance of heavy gunlire and very
massive armour.
In appearance this gigantic Japanese
battleship will mark a striklngdepartiirc
Not only has the ram been omitted from
her design, but she has a schooner bow.
The over-hang of the hows to the cut.»
water is expected to keep the fore part ol
the ship compuratlvclydry in ii heavy sea.
lllSlIl]llHY ill
GHUESUME Hllli
I)inii.iN, Mar. 20.-\Vbiic digging on
liiid near Frenclipni-k county Roscommon
on Saturday, n lnliorcr discovered ri
cavern with an arched roof, about tl fest
in dcptii. From Liiisa narrow winding
pitssagoled to an old castle. nbouta
quarter of a mile distant.
The underground passage is well buill
and some of the walls bear traces of
inscriptions, while at a certain point a
uuinboi' of skeletons und bones were
found, together with ii quantity of metal,
which proved to bc armor and weapons,
evidently of great- antiquity.
An old legend in connection with thc 9
castle runs to the elTect that ages ago the
the Connaught clans took refuge' in
castle after their defeat ln bnttlc,
being driven into the passage it
closed up at either cud by their foes and C
the warriors were thus leit to their
death. 9
o
this
and
Always Keeps Chamberlaln’s'u(}Iough llam-
edy in His House.
“Wa would not be without Chamber-
inin's Cough Remedy. It is kept on hand
continually in our home," says W. W.
Kearney, editor of the Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That isjust what every
family should do. When kept ht. hand
ready for inatlhit use, a cold may be
checked at. the outset. and nuistl in much`
less time than after it has bccoms settled
in the system. This remedy is also with-
out a peer for oroup in children, and will
prevent the attack when given as soon
na the child becomes henna. or oven after
the croupy cough appears, which can only
be dana when the remedy is kept at hand.
For sale by all druggistr.
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To insure perfect health use iron-ox
Tablets. For mls nt your druggiat/a, 25
mms .ia ir
DEBTORS-Accounts due
Weeks & Co must be settled
immediately. Delay will
mean increased that from law-
yers expeaaalli--Weeks & Co.
was (1
soianhliuotunnlwllilvih
T§lilBLsirAM|N.E IN A   i I
lsliamadlf liar Skin
Now proud of the complexion
“Fruit-a-tives” g-.ive her.
Bad complexions are all too
common among women. The
skin becomes sallow_pimples
and blotches break out. Then
women try lotions and creams
and ‘.‘beauti6ers" which really
injure the Skin. They never
think of constipation and bad
digestion -.sick kidneys or
torpid liver-as the CAUSE.
"1 was a martyr to that distressing
complaint -chron c constipation - an
Inga dread_f\|_l_cc?:ie'_§ior:i sallow iuLtah:
Gill U I ¢l' IC! Cl. U
sv. . :.:....::...
Be uae l__had §n&shc<l__ihedllrstM\>ox_,_$_l_\_e
.. a re we . -
;i’§:ioli,a`be;:il\_t\'to ciea rdiip a§n=p_.yn_I_l_ th;
' WB YC , Gil ' I IC
::Trc‘l)¢s uedder  went away. Sinn
then, I have continued to iuiprove and
2°' ‘“’°°“‘"‘°~".°s2.°;.:  °.°.:l‘.°;‘
Wlll Dllll ll' . I il -
ins frog_i_ cc;ils?ipa_t_ioii anbkngigiesiiun,
ID I’ Cll If OSC Wi I COI¥\-
gexigiii, i wmlia rtmngiy ...inte aim
try “Fniii-a-ii\~e~i" ?
Fnoitnrlciz Jamison, iliasson, P.Q.
strike right at the root,of the
trouble. The skin helps to
dispose of the waste of the
body. \Vhen the bowels don’t
move regularly __ when the
kidneys are clogged_tlie blood
carries the poisons, which the
bowels and kidneys won't pass
off, to the Skin. 'l`he pores of
the skin become clogged with
this poison and the complexion
becomes grey or sallow or
irritated and iuiianimed-and
pimples and blotclies are the
natural result of the poison-
ed blood.
“ Fruit-a-tives ” correct
faulty digestion and make the
bowels move regularly. They
act directly on the kidneys-
gnd open the millions of tiny
ores of the skin by stimulat-
i)ng and strengthening the
glands. This insures all the
Waste of the system being
removed as nature intended.
It insures pure, rich blood-
and who ever heard of a bad
complexion where the blood
was rich and pure?
"Fnilt-a-tives" cost 5oc. n box-and are
worth ;5s. to an woman who vaiuu im
mmpiexlon. Ityyour druggist has none,
we will send them on receipt of price-
scc. I box or 6 boxes for 32.5°.
Fllllll'-A-TIIES Lllllfll. Ulllhl.
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Shoe Polish '-
Biack. Tan and White
"2 in l" hna no substitute.
lt was the first polish of Ita
kind produced. Millions
use it and refuse all imita-
tions. lt is the cheapest and .
best-the only one. Insist
on it from Your dealer.
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Ifyou have not ordered your spring
We want your trade, not only your
remains of one of the most powerful of next order, but future orders as well-
Our goods will stand the test;
‘fc  WHY nolrr You Pia ii IN
on tknow it, ut we ievei an are
oniident we can convince you. Our new
priug patterns are “good for sore eyes"
nd worthy of your consideration. The
CDONALD & PERRY.
Great George Street. .
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Buyers of
Dressed Pork,
Fresh Eggs,
Poultry, ctc.
lnhn Hopkins,
Summerside.
3-igdmwf twwtf.
l
I Great lllearance Sale
We are going out of business, going west. We
_ oder our whole stock at big discount.
All patent medicines zo p. c. discounts.
Stock Foods 20 p. c. discount.
Rubber goods at cost.
' Sponges at cost. Big discounts on Toilet art-
icles. '
New stock of pipes at big discounts.
Toilet soaps at cost, Diamond Dyes 7c, Lowne_y’s
Chocolates zo p. c. discount.
Spectacles and glasses big discouuts._ Every-
thing at big discounts. Sale genuine.
. . ELLIS,
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"°“ THE l “SUNBEAM”
 rr HOUR
“ SUNBEAM ” FLOUR has au uuequalled FLAVOR and
every good cook knows what this means.
You can make SNOW-WHITE bread, LTGI-I'I_`v_pastry, DAINTY cakes
, and biscuits if you use “SUNBEA ” FLOUR.
YOUR GROCER KEEPS IT- ‘
a 
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snr, _$_gLj,_ SALT.
In store and to arrive by steamer, gooo bags best Liver-
pool Salt. 13 bags to the ton. \Vill be sold at very lowest
price ex Warehouse, and whilst landing fiom steamer fatter
Iart of April.
PEAKE BROS. 8: CO.
gsdwfmtf Charlottetown.
C H OOSE THE BEST
The Tobacco Epicfire who does not use thej
HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OR RUBY
Has novcr derived that real cnioynicn which is his. Tlicy ui-o the gems of thu
MIBWINIZ' CUT MIXTURES IN I. AND 2 POUND TINS.
HICKEY & NlCI'l()LSON»
Tobannn Mnnnfnorursrs Oiinnn St. Charlottetown, P.li]. Island
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A MATCH that iS GREAT,
GREATER and GREATEST.
A MATCH THAT IS A MATCH
without fear of 'contradiction for everybody
admits it, is
“Sli Ill” Pctl
Z Ask your grocer for “siLENrs" or “HEAD- _
LIGHTS."
SCHOFIELD BROS.
Airicndly lin  .  ’
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St. ]ohn, N. B.
“im letis get togeulen l_.,_._. s .E _7_.__s ._.A~.._.. . _~ .._ `_ ..T__. . _ . A
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN?
prices are not in it when compared with Want ads in THE GUARDIAN bring prompt
the quality. returns, because "nearly everybody reads
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SWORN AVERAGE
The Nobby Tullots,
CIRCULATIONS O DEC 30, |905. I AILY
5043 : TRI-WEEKLY 3l28.
N0 TIME FUR DELAY
GET READY NOW
\'our Spring Goods, Spring Ovcrooais and Suits. Spring Dresses,
&c., Curtains, Furniture Covers. &c; ANY THING tlirit requires to
bc cleaned, dyed or pressed.
Parker’s Dye Works of Toronto
Cadadfa greatest cleaning, dyeing/anti finishing works, ~arc rrcr
ready to turn out the best wor at shortest notice. Agency at
The High Grade Art Parlors,
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