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THE:GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTE1 OWN, MAY 29 1899. .
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   DEATH o1= MRS. McLEAN. MOUNT ALLISON. '
l ' The Widow ol the Late Capt. McLean Dies The Closing Exercises of the Educational
_ 7 el Suddenly of Heart Failure. ~ Institutions, Slckvllle.
“HaiI, Spring s
First ‘Born Flowers."
How welcome they are,
these new bloomingblossoms.
H , as
Ihey are purity personified,
these bits of life, ‘wffh fheff'
bursting buds. joyous in their
first sight of Spring. There
are no impurities about them.
Humanity, however. con-
tinues to have its troubles,
most of which can be traced
to impure blood.
But humanity rests more contented
now, for it knows that Hood’s Sarsapa-
rilla, the wonderful blood cleanser,
never disappoints. You need it today.
seygfg Pgigg-“I had severe pains in
, my Stomach, a form of neuralgia. My
 mother urged me to take Hood's Sai-sepa-
 rllla and it .made me well and strong. _ I
g have also given it to my baby with satis-
; factory results. I am glad to recommend
? Hood’s Sarsaparilla to others.” Mas.
 Join! LA Paola, 240 Church St.,Toronto, Ont.
 complete Exhauatlon-"After treat-
 ment in hospital, I`was weak, hardly able
 to walk. My blood was thin. I _took Hood’a
5 Sarsaparllla until well and gained 20 lbs.
 It also benefited my wife.” Amana Mums,
3 Dresden, Ont.
= m\g\|'|\g&1|-*I had acute rhenma.
and foot. I commenced
ood’s Sarsaparilla and
in a short time was
mmm Hasxnu-, Brantford, Ont.
Sgfgfug-“ I- was troubled with scrofula
and impure blood. A cut on my arm
would not heal. Hood’s Sarsaparxlla was
recommended and after I had taken three
bottles I was well." Damn. Ronmsoiv, 52%
Treauley Street, Toronto, Ont.
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W I was weak and had
fain ing spells. Dyspepsia and indigestion
in severe form troubled me. Five bottles
of Ho0d’s Sarsaparilla made me well and
strong.” Mas. W1LLi.u| Vmvuxnssnnen,
Whitby, Ont. I 22 Si
SDK |'|¢8d8¢h¢-‘° SIDDOW - U09
I was 8 years old I sunered constantly with
impure blood, biliousness and sick head-
aches until I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla by
doctor’s advice. I owe my life to it.” Envxiu
A. Rnuarxn., Claremont, N. H.
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NEVEV D/53DD0/nts
_ Hood's l’lllscurellverllli:the non-lrrltatlniz and
poly eathanic to take with Bood's Sarsaparllla.
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A Steel Feed Boiler una I-all! 1;
We have some nice steel boilers 5
in stock that wefwill sell at a _1
small advance on cost. ,'
These boilers are made of the :_
b'st steel plate and by the best _'
boiler makers. ~
We guarantee them to be first -
C1888
in every respect- N0 cast -,_
iron ends, all stee _I
Call and seeusbefore nurchaslng
elsewhere ~
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House and lot near railway in Souris
formerly occupied by Edward Chiviere.
mised statement as to the reasons wh
`ment to the time when he remained
revolted He says he afterwa
Joined Sir Charles Tnppefs govern
ment with gre at hesitation,and only did
so as a representative Irish-Catholic,
lined in an Ottawa despatch appears
to have been temperate in tone and
yet forcible. Mr. Costigan had n
tive policy and in shaping the course
taken by the Conservative party `
lregard to the Manitoba school ques-
tion. Moreover Sir Charles did not
fail to remind him that he stayed
witn his party while it was in powe
and had favors to bestow but desert
ed them after their defeat.
A very singular case is that of th
true to Sir Mackenzie Bowell a
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murder, found guilty and sentenced
to death by the trial judge, but who
were not executed at the time named
for their execution. The sheriff had
been notihed by telegraph that the
crown would not interfere to put
od' the execution, but he waited
for specific instructions to pro-
ceed with the execution. That was
a rather senseless blunder, no doubt.
but what was now to be done? The
If sheriff had certainly no authority to
|` hang these men before the day named
lin their sentence, and it may be
doubted Whether he had authority
to execute them on a subsequent day.
He did, as a matter of fact hang
them on Saturday, the day after
the date fixed by the Judge.
English precedents show that the
convicts may be resentenced and
under such new authority fiom the
court the sentence of death may be
carried into effect but in this case we
are not told that the convicts were
sentenced a second time.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT 0F CllARl.0TTETOWN.
May, 27, Ar._Daniel, Roberts, Wal.
lace; El. M. Crosley, Cruikshank,
Marble Mountain; Floresto, Gilcrist,
Pugwash; Emma, Hadyen. River
John; Janie M., McLellan, Sydney;
Ada Louise, Embree, Amherst;
Susan King, Gorveatt, Northport;
Swan, LeLa.chenr, Marble Mountain;
Hallie, LeBlanc. Vernon River
Bridge; Leverei, Langill, Picton.
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loader, while Mr Foster and others
doubt shared in _framing the protec-
but all good rods.
etc., etc.
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i M0-‘DAL MAY 29° *S99* On Saturday night. as usual, Mrs. SAoKvn.Li-:, May 25.-The first en-
' 4 John McLean reiired tor the night 'ai ti-xtainmeni was given Thursday even-
her home at Mrs. Frasei’s. Kent Street 'in in Beethoven hall, a brilliant con-'
EDlT0g`L_l§_0TES° ' About one o’clock Sunday morning shi; ce§t bv the conservatory staff. The
The   Sheer    §;:;'.‘:.."::.:‘°.i.":'..i::.i.‘;.‘::'::°.f.'i';‘:°;§...~N i‘::::.“';:.:;i'.?;‘i?.i.°;:;ifs.r::;°‘
(Wires whither THE GUARDIAN klmws Mrs. Stanley, was sent for. Both erness. All eyes were turned on il§e`
when lt ‘S bemenl THE GUARDLW quickly arrived but it it was noticed new Karn Warren pipe organ which
has had U0 °XPe1`ie“°@S in th“°1i”€’~ ibn" the shadows ot the 'end were has just been erected It isa line three-
The Patriot no doubt kl10WS h0W i5 gi.iiur.ng i nfl in less than an hour from manuel instrument and is a most sightly
feels. When ihe organ of a great the tirsi. iutimaiion of her illness the addition to the hall. with its pipes
party has nothing more to say or do curtain ot death had fallen. It will painted in _a soft oak shade with gilt
for itself 0,. its friends than to pm be remembered thai her husband. Cap-. ornamentations. Theprogram was up
'pound an insane question like that, John McLean, also cied :Iuddenly at; to ahigh standard. _ _
bike public will dm” the conclusion Picton some years ago. _ o arrange-. _SACi<yiLLE. bday 26.-_Beginning
hat it is not ODI beaten but realises ments have been made for _the funeral with Bnday morning, the art gallery
~t Y the announcement of which will be ha been thrown onenloihe pubhc,and
the 50°' made later. Mrs. McLean w'as a mem- J many have already availed themselves
“l _ ber of Zion Church and was much loved of the privilege. The exhibit is an ex-
llr. Costigan has made his pro- ' ' f '
by a wide circ.e of friends ihroughout
y the cily . ‘ pictures are seen, a close observer will
ghe left the Conservative party, and
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f. he dates the beginning of his estrange-
She leaves one daughter, Bessie. now
in Boston. a son by a former marriage,
now in Colilornia, and iwo sisters. Mrs
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Formerly Rector of St. `Jol|u’a Episcopal
corded the death of the Rev
lotietown. Mr. Swubey was rector of
St. John’s Church. Port Hill, for'a num-
ber of ears In
was an uncle of Dr. -. R Jenkins and
Miss .Ienkius of this City. ‘
Susan King, (iorveaii. Nortlipmg;
Cornet-, Mooney, Buctouche, Hattie,
LeBlanc, Picton; Leveret, Langil’,
do.
FOREIGN PORTS. -
ST. Pn'rnR’s, O. B., May 26.-'-Passed
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Look I
And See Us About
Fresh Stock,
Our prices are right . _
We are anxious to please you.
Rods for little money
or big money,
Splendid range of flies, reels, casts
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Central Drugstore.
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Stanley and Mrs. William Chandler. has been laid. ;Great stress has . been
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f department, it being as' impossible to
  have good painting wilhout - coirect
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swnbey, iA.A.. oiB,.ii..i~:w1..l.<f. n..y°°~' we'-° t °m°° ”."°“. '"'f"“°-".’°
was the eldest surviving soilsotihe lai wmch gives va1nab‘° mstmw°" m
, _ A hiieciuial and civil engineering
Lapt.Wm. Swabey,(R.H.A.) J.P.. wb arc . . _
fora number of years resided in Cha- dmwmg' and me mrdeumg ch” wmch `
'were a large number ot spectators.
through canal’ Ecbr. Mint( ` Gemor, `6X¢6[|tlOD Of MlB5. Bowlfs. ll0_l1B  IQQ
Montague, P_ E_ L, to Glace Bay fspeakers had received any instruction in
__ N the noblaarr. of oratory.
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Ill. J. Holnsllls’ Boulslole
sunnyside. l victoria new oiriewn
‘Ma 21,cd.-Daniel, Roberis, Wai- A "FM `M_w~,”"__ ' l "___”`
Terms easy. lfce-  M, (3951,, , Cmiksha ks, ‘.’l,‘_‘1 ‘_il'|_"l’ll'*.1'. 1; - ' _W 1
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For Paftlcnlars aPPly t0 Sydney , Floresta (nlcrist, Pictou , -'-
A CURRIE- ‘ Kate McKinnon, Boudrut. do: Arla
is d&W“- SOUTS- Lousie, Embree, Kingston, N. B. ;
Wrights
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Where your money accomplishes more than elsewhere. Q7
We’ve built up a large business by winning and retaining §
public confidence. We secured this confidence by giving the §
public indespatable values-notrouble for us to meet any 2'
clearance prices quoted.
- Our stock is going out with a rush-evidencing the E’
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ing foot wear, from the high laced boots to the low shoe with '
stiff or soft soles as fancy directs. Here are some of our prices
Women’s Chocolate High Laced Boots $2.40 and $3.00
is  is u u $2_85
“ Black or Chocolate low shoes ALL PRICES ` _ flien we have-a very nobby soft Kid Buttoned leggin in Black 3
or Choco1ate,'_that you can use- with any shoe $1.65 a .pair _E
cellent or e. for while not many showy
notice a steady growth in real artistic
merit. This is especially true of the
drawin s in which a firm round w
put on corrections in this important
drawing asa human form would be
erlect withouta ro ul artvulai
P P ir- y  ed
Church, Port lllll. I skeleton. The attendance at the studio
Sir Charles Tuppefs reply as out- ___ has been the larseét yet, this year, and
In another column will be found relgmgt imeresié _is manihsmd by may
pupi‘s 'Additional departments this
has made a good beginning and expects
to do greater things in the future.
Good pictures have also been turned
y . 1871 he removed from - f
r the Island and weni ro Calais, France. %ut 350318888 F' Bowles’ F' Vmom and;
_ g;Tqh?;fr°E:°1::;vedan;” fggilfffng Ai four o’c|ock one ofthe prettiest
to Bl ,J he mfm J' the wc( U l t a oh performances of all the exercises' took
ter at 'Rev I  Jexking’  'C“L ' place. the physical culture drill on the
lThl'ee Of his sd-ns are surlrebng. in- lhidmdies college lawn under Miss Web-
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two Gallicians who were tried for Bflflsh army- The late MP- S_W'*b¢l` T3-a a 6 ms-melon - 8-young
a ie; were uniformly attired in dark
a brother-in-law of Mr.F..W. Hales and skirts with while blouses and marched
w tb great exaciness. Several new
iigures were gone through and care and
grace were displayed in s1l._ There
The eloouuon competition by univer~
any siudenis which always excites a
.coed deal -ot. interest, was given in
Lingley hall Friday evening. With the
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lietheryou own a house, or
rent one. you will probably
_need WALL PAPER this Spring.
We have suitable designs for
every 'doom in it, and colorings
to harmonize with all the new
shades in Carpets and Draper-
ie-. You will find our prices
right, too, no better value
anywhere
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