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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTLTOWL, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAI 9. 1900.
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‘Peat Bogs. it is probably not generally
’ \known that there is on this Island a
‘ g block of 1200 acres most of which consists
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lot Peat Bog of a quality that has stood
M|.;q<ms_ James A. McNutt and Alex.
Allen were nominated yesterday 1° 4'0"'
lest- the civic election which will be held
on the l.'>th.
DR. A. \V. Laird will be at Tryon, Mon-
day May l-ith. until \\'ednesday evening
the 16th and at Hampton on Thursday lith
until Saturday to do dental work. I) S:\\'.
Mr. Mari-us Deacon of Freetown
rc-ceiwil a letter yesterday from his son
Mr. Benj. I.. Deacon who enlisted at
\\’innipeg with the Strathcona Horse.
'yhg Inter was written at Cape Town
immediately after their arrival and
reported all well and about starting at
once for the front.
,\ horse in-loii§_'i:i_2 to Mr. I‘. Gallalli.
tr\it'kiiian. \\'hil1_‘ lziiulinga 1'. load on mil-
w:i_v whart'yestciulay broke thi‘o:z_;h the
plank co\~erin§.;i:n1l fell fracturing his
fet loci: joint. 'l`l:i-nniixisll was taken at
once to Dr. -laines McDonald who will
no doubt be able to effect a cure as he can
cure almost iznytliing in that line but in
the ineantime Mr. (iallant`s loss is a ser-
iousoneta, him. \\'hether the accident
I ia more than satisfactory test. This bog
.H in ` k “So f ,lwas formerly owned by the late Arthur
“gif gct1`}i?Br‘:i“-»¥,e;`v;l?ard gs" :git Ramsay Esq. of Lot 8, now owned by his
\londay evening the 'llth inst. This is a da“ghl'" and is “nd” the management'
p. I . t _V _ b-, n ld for Messrs. Hugh and John Ramsay
ggggfélgggeaggrglfng su Jw al formerly of Rose Hill, and now of this
y I town. The depth of the Bog varies from
KEEP In lllllld LIT. ERrl9`8  COIlCel`l.'» the Inargin tosotne' mfeet and contains, 
Mid 0D¢1`*1iH the Market Hall t0l1101`l`0“" = is estimated more fuel than could be used
night. A crowded house is expected. Al an the Ialang dm-ing the next
special train leaves Charlottetown at' nfby yew-S_ The Messrg Ramsay have
3,30 local. returning after the entertain- ` already been approached with a View to
uwnt- l the organization of a compan to develo
Tm: death occurred Monday night of
Sadie McDonald who was so seriously
burned last Saturday evenlngas already
rr-portecl. The poor little child suffered
terril>l_v until utter exhaustion brought re-
lief through death,
\\'. C. \\'oonsini-: formerly of Alberton
and now Editor and proprietor of the East
Boston Free Press is in town and pur-
| poses spending the summer on the Island
with his family. Mr. \Voodside, who is
, another of our successful Islanders ,
abroad. began his / newspaper 
l career in the Pioneer oflicc i
l when that paper was started by Hr. John '
wasdue to the ilriver`s carelessness or, ,_
fl.. Mclxiiiiioii.
to a defect in the wharf is a
question which the owner of the horse
will no doubt endeavor to decide.
Araoros of the article in Monday
inoriiing`s GVARDIAN on Cana-da`s Vast
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this property, and such a company is
within the possibilities of the near future.
In view of the advance in the price of
coal, it would appear that unlimited
wealth awaits those who are fortunate
enough to secure a share in this immense
tract of land.
Tun concert in aid of the Suifercrs by
Ottawa fire, although not as largely at-
tended as when Hrst given in aid of the
Patriotic Fund,drew a very good audience
and fully sustainedthc interest. Mayor
Campbell opened with a short introduci-
ory address after which the program, as
published Monday morning was carried
through without a break. The solos by
Miss Jessie Hunt., Mr. Johnston, Miss
Beairsto, Miss \Vright, Mr. Johnston (of
the Bioscopc Co.)Miss Frizzel and Miss
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Compton, accompanied by Prof. W. J.
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When one’s meals come around with wearying and unvarying monotony,
when there seems to be nothing which will tickle one’s palate or give
zest to one’s appetite, and the very appearance of food is enough to send
one s stomach on strike-it s the digestion. Now is thc time of _
year one recuperates. ` A healthy appreciation of natui-e’s ciali-
cacies means a golden store of energy for the winter.
HUTCH
TABLETS
will turn the lassitude of a jaded appetite to the
I vigour of a sound -man’s love for good living.
One Hutch after" eadh* mcal` insures a
prompt response to the gong which
announces the next eating.
Ten Hutch Ten Cents. At all druggisls, or by mail
from The Woodward Medicine Company, Limited, 11
Cclborne street, Toronto.
,gurl
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Corticclli Skirt Protector
is a wet weather “insurance
policy” for a la.cly’s skirt
lt never shrinks, it cannot
pucker the skirt bottom-~
its colors will not run.
It is steam shrunken be-
fore it is dyed-it cannot
skririk any more under any
possible usage.
Its colors won’t run 'oe-
cause they are iixed per-
manently and unfadably
when dyed. _ 1
Every dress goods shade.
Scwcd on flat, not turned
over-one or two rows of
stitching. Genuine only
with this label ° ‘
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Oct.6 dly 1 yr. P;-0p_
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Changed Hands.
CAMPBELL HOUSE. t
Good Board at reasonable rites.
Free coach wand from all trains. and
Steamers.
J .E. HOUGHTON,
Water St.. Summerside
May261yr
Queen Hotel.
_ Formerly Perry Hotel,
Quan Strut. llul of llmrs Wharf.
This new and commodous hotel is
now openfor business. Thoroughly
dttod 'up with all the modern im-
Drovements, this hotel oEers to the
public accommodation, which enum;
be excelled inany other on the Island.
Good tables large airy bedrooms,
oath rooms, sample rooms. Terms
moderate." Free coachtu all trains
and steamers. Special accommo- ;
lation fm- f--wmmercial travellers,
FBAN K PERRY, ‘
` Sum merside.
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B|lllllSl'l:llS, SlliI6lI0llS, lic.
snrntm rnrnns, Q, c., _ ‘
A. manner mos, sua ~ I
annmnr o. satmnmis.
 "sf'°“» Mr. W. Davison of St. Paul, arrived in
the city last night.
Sheriff McDonald of King`s County, was _
in the city yesterday. f
Mr. F.P.Murphy, postmaster at Emerald. "'
was in the city yesterday. »
Mrs. J. M. Davison returned to the city
by the mail special last night. 55
Mr. John 'Graham of P. E. Island was __A
registered at the British American, A
Halifax yesterday. `
Yesterday Supt. McLeod went to the
southern section of the Province ona.
tour of inspection.
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Mrs. (Capt.)D. Murcheson 'of San Fran-
cisco, California, is registered at the
Queen Hot-el.
Mr, Pineau crossed from Point du Cheue
House.
Mr.and Mrs. P.S. MacNutt have returned
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in as In I :rims "IV SNR
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yesterday evening to Suiuiiierside and 
went west last night.
Mr. Jas. Clow, ex-M.L.A., Murray Harbor f
North, was in the city yesterday and . '
occupied a seat on the floor of the
from a trip to Philadelphia,
\Vashington and other American cities.
-St. John Globe.
Mr. James W. McDonald, contractor, for
asection of the sewerage _system, has
arrived from Nova. Scotia. He will
_<€~:`-'S v;~i..®`
o.. _
_ Count Thuru solicited his co-operation
begin work in a few days.
Rev. J .` A. Ford of Eastport, a native of
P. E. I., who yesterday acceptably
filled the Main street pulpit, leaves for
home to-day.-St. John Sun, May 7th.
_ Hosiery, all sizes.
deserved the enthusiastic applause they 1
received. The ladies’ drill by the Queen’s
Own under the leadership of Mr. K. J.
Martin was simply perfect, their difficult
manoeuveringdguremarching and bayonet
exercise could scarcely have been excelled
by veteran warriors. The Boys' Brigade
under Capt. Rev. J. M. Withycombe also
showed to excellent advantage, and did
som/e very pretty drilling. The recitation
by Miss Gladys McIntyre,the little daugh-
ter of Inspector W. D. McIntyre was ex-
cellently rendered. Rev. W. H. Smith
gave an excellent a.ddress,dealing with the `
Ottawa Ere. The Boys' Own Orchestra
under the leadership of.Mr. John C. Mc.
Donald did some very fine playing and
added very much to the evening's enter-
tainment. The proceeds amounted to
$51.90. '
The Soldier Tailors. ldlyiodel I
`Why sneer at the tailors? The craft
has given to the world _more than one Shop.; " .
Will
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v 'ififzl 'l`.?.'i.2‘i"fliii§'f°l'i.i'="¢'»'.ff$'.¢f”1’.'iiil'1f» ii-
HALF as noun mos as my uriim
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famous soldier. V€'hat of John Hawk-
wood, who gave up his needle _and thim-
,ble for a sword and a shield 2 His life
was, indeed a marvellous one. Knighted
by Edward II-I. on the field of I battle, he
received the praise of the chivalric' Black
Prince at Poitiers. And George Doriling,he,
Lto had been a tailor failing to stick
,'t0 his needle and skeins of thread, he .
Rave up sewing button holes, for a knap- ‘
sack and a. soldier's life in the service ,
of the Elector of Brandenbiuyz. His rise
was a rapid one and he _beca.m_e a. -cele~
brity, so much so, in fact, that the great i AN. £3 eoiilyf. " wan' R' Tum”
cum
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W. H. Steianson.
Great George Strut,
and the ex-knight of the goes in epa.u~
lets fought like a lion at Prague.
served asmajor general in the Sewdish '
army in 1612, and never once sheathed his
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sword duringthe Thirty Years' War. It _
is indeed a long journey from the shop-_
_ board of a tailor to a field ma.rsha.l's sad-
dle andto be an ambassador to kings.
But Doriling accomplished the feat. He y . --"
wha ever gentle, this successful soldier, s `
and never was there a man more brave.
On one occasion in his pid age his origin
was sneeringly alluded to. “True,” p
roared the oldlwarrjor, “true, I have been Thg ugw  ' ~ .
a tailor, and have cut. cloth: but, hark ye! ge ‘S com
the sword at my side is the instrument  30 am ths dr 3I»l°9et*
facts ground for mockery or reproach.” all need S0m€lilllllg HIGH
George Doriling lived to enter his 'nine- _ ° F _
,tyeth year. Long before hisdeath he was »_ V ¥
accounted to be as rich as all the retired
tailors and livingiield marshals in Europe  I M _
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.pu together. .
When the Spanish Armada was threat~ ` ` h ` _
ening English shores, the tailors were _' We 3V9 8 ,DUB SBIQGCIOII
defenders of the country. `I 4 ,_ ~ _.,
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“Catch the opportunit .” IB t k’ 4| an I ' II; 
BGRN' V. '~. ` ». `“_'”' »_ .
At Renfrew Cottage, Elliott’s on Mon-
day, May 7th, to Mr. and Mrs.1R.ichard A,
Elliot, a daughter.
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Most people 'know a good thing 
when the u
f 'A _ A ~ ' Willllesve Charlottetown ‘ot Boo-
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- g i .    A .- ' ‘ alifax.
vi  I ' Returning will leave Bolton CVR!
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The wearing qualities ol our blots
Whitney, were really excellent and richly  ’   
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Under the mighty Augustus Dorflings. _ "'* 1* ' 
which I shall cut the ears of those who n ‘I l
are audacious enough tomake of that a 4 roads’ then you WI" l
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among the first to enroll themselves as     ll
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Hood s Sarsaparilla now you may build up ‘ , g , I L
your health and prevent serious illness 1_1, .  ‘ ' '
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mi 'ima si yon. ibegiiming to look shabby. Taken wcompion
§¢ Morris and have itruade as gcoi as new. Our ensmelling is up-todate
MONEY TO LOAN
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you durable as the  Stearns and Brantford 'transfers kept in
Qlfmk. Brazing and repairing in all its branches. Charges. moderate. Send
your orders before the spring rush. _
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