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E GUARDIAN, CI-IARLOTTETSWN 1*-BIIUUE EDWARD BYAND, .APRIL Il 1900. -  _ i . A
- _E _ _ =  s '---ss 1 =--'m--rv 1 ~ -
ir ill-health!
Thhg (iglih:bot:2ktligi.r“Hxh:haend (pains, de-
scribe theirsymptoms in detail. cn eavoring
ve their s ecial trouble the most trying
dangerous. Why 4° 8! 0
f,§"° 9 ti. a amz so
cause ey _ _
crave symi-
an
gzexgdiellh  \
llany a 5 3
woman has \ _ L_'
ssc. is '§s;  ,i‘
oreally ~' ._ ~  9, _
heel ' Q3 0 1’ `~
huget   
las kept on ~ ` “~ A..
he feet and "‘
oecom~ -, ‘  - --=~‘ -
gushed ns. 1,/r~’ i / '_
ll] dUtlS, ` _ _ '_ g
thinking sacrifice really mentorious. hinety- _
nine times out ofa hundred these women be- I
some chronic dyspeptics. You _can tell that V
by their lack-lustre eyes. _SDIYU-1885 !1\0V°° '
merits and sallow complexions.
Dyspepsia is the forerunner of many fatal
disorders; it always precedes consumption!
lfyou are wise, you will take some invigor- ‘
ating herbal preparation such aslisrl sClover
Root Tea, w ich has been in use for nearly
ifty years, and has never been known to fail
in curing all bowel and liver troubles. It
gently stimulates the whole dige_sti_ve system
so that your food is perfectly assimilated and
converted into pure, rich blood, whi%k9¢l>S
the nervous system of the body heal wd p
the muscles rm and strong. Your _ k- T
aches headachm and slesplasnm will all.
vanish underthe induencaoftliisgrandreml
ally, Karl’s Clover Root Tee. an _
l Bk your drllgllt IG ll. C Url C. W
to Colburn 3 CD4
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Den-tistry!
Thereeros great muy ills as the re-
sult of decayed teeth and if you wish to
be robust and healthy you should have all
dédtyod weth eeen after. Have them
illed ii possible, but if they are too far
gone so be Glled, have them crowned
which saves them permanently. All de-
ceived roots should be removed.
We Sli the teeth with the best material
obtainable- and crown them with Gold A
Platinum and Aluminum. Work guaran-
tbed. We practice painless extraction by
means ot the famous "Hale Method” and
iso Nitrous Oxide Gas [familiarv known
is “Laughing Gas”], for extracting un-
consieously. This general Anaesthetic
is the safest known and there is no sick
feeling following its use as is usuallv the
use after the administration of Ether or _
chloroform.
Our artitirial plates, vulcanite or metal
ns guaranteed. `
L.; - '* '-'
Drs. Lowther & Leard.
I. E. BLACK, D.D.S
_ @l=i"-fl»€€ :
lorohants’ Bank Building
lstmmonldo, P. I. I
local and general anaestlieticst..
msdsbsntiry Painless. All work
jnanntsed. lsy26ao¢l&w
4- - ll
Queen Hotel.
Formerly Perry Hotel.
Ina Simi. lnl_ll lm|'s Wisd-
'Ihis new and commodioas hotel is
now open for  'l'boroaglily`
ltted up with all the modern im-
provements, this hotel 05ers to the
public accommodation, which cannot
beoxcelled insny ether on the island. i
Good tables large airy bedrooms,
oath rooms, sample roou.s. Terms
moderate. Free coachto all trains
and stoamers. Special accommo-
ition for commercial travellers,
FRANK. PERRY.
08.6 dly 1 yr. Prop.
Summer:-tide. i
,__ _ _
Changed ' Hands.
CAMPBELL HUUSE.
suuuisnsiesar. E. |-
Good Board at reasonable rates;
lree ooschtoand from all trains and
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J .E. HOUGHTON.
Water St.. Summerside _
layS£1yr A
4
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BOY WANTED-A good strong, smart .
sq 14 ui is yeamtgf ati. to] degveépysyfég
[ood 8 T0* PD Y Y 9
¥.'oPE= 2.-.af mf.
it good secondhanded steam
\oiler,25 horse (power. ADDU U0 J-_ D
Pt!mer,Freela.n ,P. E. I. 1.441 Id
DOST.-H ' ht with rope‘ at-
hnhed. Fixihzs wvivllnge suitably rewarded
hhvig same W.M.Coflln’s store. 12 d2i
21% FOR HATCHING.-From Pure
Eel Plymouth Rocks, one dollar
'  fth°x-teen eggs. Alsoolu ‘ _
as for ....12 ritiwn Riggs. 12 3. pi-
_  “g;;"‘;';,,,,,_;: .s’s1m5 AND PRINCE co. Piiiiew-"M-=
Tni~:1\'orthnmblnnd returned yesterday l
evening from Point de Cherie at 6,25.
Bananas for sale at China"s. 14 Zi.
Green grapes “for sale at Chl 's Con-
J. H. Bell Esq. M .P. arrived [home -yes- fe°l9i°“¢l'Y~ “Q4 2i
tcrdny evening by the Northumberland REv_ E_ Smith Wm prea_ch` in the
f°r the Ewter h°“d“ys‘ Presbyterian Hull tomorrow evening at
Zlloxnnr evening the 28 rd inst. is date 7 °`°l°°k lllstead °f the “sum h°“"°
uiken forthe Patriotic Concert in Market _
Hull. GUARDIAN readers are asked to` received M .Ghi},g's_ 14 2i$
remember the date and look out for fur- _
that &nn0,mcement_ THE Presbyterial of the W. F. M. S. of
Maple cnndv. sugar and syrup inst
` P. E. Island will meet ,in Mnlpeque in
Tenders were cimed by the Town bonu' July. Further notice will be given _when
buiiiixierside Board of Trade will he held
in their new rooms on Tuesday evening
ncxtnt s`o.clock. This meeting `will be
unimportant and as the business done
since the organization of the board wil'
bc reviewed and other interesting matt-
ers introduced. A full attend-
ance of the board is requested
Tm: Northumberland has°been making
8 P3
Chene since she started on this route last
Wednesday. There has been no trouble
with the ice although there is still some
leftin the harbor, and it is rapidly float-
ing out to sea. The mails will be trans-
fered to this route on Monday when the
special trains will connect with the boats
momlng and evening asusual. _
°--i-l---_
“EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST
TEACHER." '
We must be willing to learn £r0m the
experience of other Eeople. Every _testi-
monial in favor of ood’s Sarsaparilla is
the voice of experience _to you, and it is
your duty, if your blood is unpure_ and
¥nu' hea th failing, to take this medicine.
ou have every reason to expect that it
will do for you what it has done for others.
It is the best medicine money can buy.
HOOD’S PILLS are non-irritating mild,
etfective. '
Special values in dress muslins, demities
piquets, crash suitings, etc. Muslins
from l0cto25c Pi nets from 15cto 40c
all kinds at McGougan &. Wright’s. 14 li
Easter Holidays.-l‘he P. E. I. Railway
13th and 14th April, lllll, good
to retirn u to and he
8
also to be run between Tignish and Char-
cheéipfares will be in force on all trains
on
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nis, us x
_MONEY TO _ ,
osnfn-rs-.-.%°'°» ».
' asus' Bank . _
5 ~ "*" 9
nonosstn a nuns
Solicitors, Notaries Public.&.c. Honey to
0FFICES{ %.?"S%‘.:..°"s~"§i‘i2:
. J.)Isn'rur|4_A.
lgentilanted
lien and women---Attention _l The
British Boer War Souvenir. histori-
cal. Pictorial-is the greatest work of
the day. Sizc 12x15 in' over two
opportunit to make mone . Agents’
mailed for 50c. Address John W,
ciiiniqt nn.  
To wind up business of the late
Mrs. Lewis, North Side of Queen
Square. To commence next Satur-
day morning, April 14th Only fora
ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, etc. ' 25
to 35 pei cent Discount. Come early
and get bargains. ~ . i _ ,_
Terms cash. `1
 BIMEDIA'1‘ELY.- A ggi you hid the ¢hi11 g T
I . W
.lI|§§§izsss1::st T
bl. pi mcb8 2l:n y
OFFICE TOLET. A comfortable ofiice. 1
_ -_ ,a
i   Block. Apply to Progs _chmsing the
ANTED.-A good reliable
grocery store, one witl 50001115
Ittnkcs a
x 521, City. 512!
£‘°f=r1'°°» Apply bi _ combhsd
 
Patie1'rt_ they were on the table. ' "°'.m°* Zmlten
iii? "".§'““.'f'..'.
;_‘“"”§SM"° TE” hz” E“g"""'¥“”'i lv/»;l>im|>l:s smuuktas.
a.y- es,`an j a ‘rc. ski . I lands ` " _  on
- _ was mrs” 1-,1,¢§r_punishmenth~om»tlie people,
The-"erase has only onegoodd.-ei. qmnssos. m-mance., 'r..&¢,,¢,,, “"“"‘» J. D.se..m.. Pi~¢sidsnt_nr die
nwinter nd {cliangeshhere<§pthes by ‘U I, - Ea- __ ~ ._ =-1;!" _ _  spoke brleiykln
0" el' ll -A   ,Bku_D,._°°P*Clh°°'. ihesaid: “We must admit  as
ofrmsmon at least an hom. $111190( Imieed .and  35 gm : this City is concerned we 
sothhtitlooks as if a h 'M . _  1  ~ 3 f A°*°°1_‘° _‘.»"l_-tl-'¥lS°°"'=
cilsome time ago for printing and adver- arrangements are completei a
using for the town during thc present ’
yenr. The tenders were opened yesterday S _0l`ll\l l0W _DT'lC6S dllrirlg the Easter
Hollidu 's nt Chin ‘s Confectionery. 14 21
and that of the Pioneer Pub. Co. accept- 5 ` 3
` cd. . Ti-ii: directors of the Summcrsidc
. _ r _. _ ` f
, The 5 IN quarte Hy meeting of the Librniy desire to thunk the members o-
the Crystal Hockey Club for the hand
some donation of $25.00 to the library
fund, bcing the net proceeds of their
Masquerade Match played in Crystal
Rink.
Mn. M. Di:LANis:Y of Tryon was in town
yesterday. He is still of the opinion that
a. porkpacking establishment for Summer-
side in whichit will be remembered he
gre umr tri to _ and from Point Du liao already interested himself would be a
good invention,and he is prepared to in-
vest aconsiderable sum of money in the
enterprise should a. company be formed.
The Arizona Range News of Willcox,
Co. Arizona, dated February 28th says:-
We stop the press to state that
Nicholson Brothers have purchased
from Col. Wf C. Bridwell the stock of
drugs of the Willcott drug store lately
turned over to him ly E. A. Nithols. By
private letter rece_ived in the city from
Mr. J. M. Nicholson it is learned that the
stock carried by Messrs. Nicholson is as
ery large one and that when they nie
prepared for business their new stand will
be complete in every detail, Their many
friends in this province will wish them
success.
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A nice lot of fruit, confectionery and ii  Events’
biscuit just received at Ching's. 4 21' _...___
_ Guardian readers toilljind the follow-
ing convenientto c(a'p and been for re-
. s  4
Crash suitinrgs, all dliades and colors from ` °
15c to 300. ew spring dress ma.terials of Remember-¢he.T0& in Sh James' ' Han
on Tuesday April. the 17th.
ORANGE GRDER.
   Boyne  N0, 614, mggtg 2nd
and ith Fi'id&y8~ ins Wright’s, Hall,
issue excursion tickets on the 11th, 12th. at 3 p_ m_._])_ Mcygu” Recording
t ._ - _ _
16th April, 1908. A special train is St. George’s _Lodge,' No. 1171 meets
..v¢T..e».i..nf|s\t.s'
icnstown 0.. the im. Ap.-u,....a special 'X --. Y Q - "‘ _°'°‘°°"° ‘“
_~Oii’er s Hall.--D. J. ielixirivoir, Secretary.
l>d8Y~ S¢¢hwdbi1k1- 311il_Alr\3_1_ LadyWallooeLodge, llp.27, meets lst
` *rf f -"'  and3rdFrldays, iniYright’s`Hall.-Mis.
3;?   _csoesns.R.s.ey; `i` `
__i;l_ i li..o.Y.B.A.-iri.psn,I.w..1orm.ge
__ _  Young Briton I.odge,No.148, meets every
umslflsi “tml” '.` U. 'riimsasy sight m'on'e.-'s`in.1i.-limes;
Agrnugnpglgm, q, (3,, ‘ Hodgson, R. Sec'y.
gum” C_s_,§§§D*!,,"1‘s_ caiedonia club meets an Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
Knights of 1>yu.u.s*nmpi.~s Ledge. No.
19. every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in
T Pythian Hall, Prowse’s 'New Block.--G. J.
Lane, Keeper of Records and Seal. '
Court Abegweit, C. C. F. meets in
Forcster's Hall, Prowse Block. on the
'second' and fourth; Thursday ‘ot each
month.-~-H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec'y.
_ Crrv _Council meets the second Monday
in each month. Dr.~James Warbuton,
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk. f
lp, _The»Cha.rlotteb0wn`_Sch00l Board meets
the Ilrst Monday of each'month Ewen
Coum' Avoz_mALE, I. 0. F.. second and
fourth Tuesday’_s_~_j`of each month in Me-
°l1B1li°'3 H&u._Gr§tton St.~--Renouf Secfy.
Comm' M_ou'N'r Srsrunn, I. 0. F. first
hundred large illustrations' fort *nd t_h,i’dT'i°°d“Y°f°“¢h m°§1l>hi1'1 M0~
maps. Retail rice $2.75' , eng -ch.am°s]¥a'u’ Gmfwn St‘°"E' H°D“°h°
P 38 _ _ `
profit equal to 50 per centi It is `mm’ Secy' L ’ ‘
easily sold and afords agents s grand  Prime G”-"ge Ei‘°“mPm°“t- ROW
Foresters meets every Thursday in
Y _ Y vrigiirs Hsu.---Mimi k M Lead I1 _
complete canvassing outfit _worth $1 1- tv-ous Arehivisn oc C “st
Vhitlock, Sec y. _ _
_ HASONS.
St. J olm’s Lodge in Masonic Temple, se-
cond Tuesday in month, David' Mc.
Lennan,_Sec’y. ' `
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple argl;
M°”d°Y-in m9=1©h- J- B- Davison. Si-dy
[rcnmc _Pu.Es   `
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Stewart, Secretary. -. . ’
-Jronwrm. .
for its adoption would lte`“~beli'gv¢
(Gontluucdi From the-Tlilixf Phgcl g `
the enactment of a License Law, tile'
temperanee- cause has- .beenloslng ground;
The 42 licensed salcoris of Chbrlotiietowrr
are provlngzmorc than a match for the
eight churches-andthe-moral effect of the
Act brought thc‘Scott Act lnto» disrespect
in the country. Representatives from
each County. where the Scott Act” is in
operation will state the‘eil’ect'~otf’ the open
saloon in the Cltyls paralyzlng: the en-
forcement ot the Act. There canvbc no
doubt in the mind of any' candid observ-
ing person- that drunkenness is increasing
to an alarming degree ini Charlottetown.
It is hoped thedeiegates assembled here
may unite in passing strong resolutions
to bearon- our Local Legislature urging
theinto remedy this state of affuirs by
passing allow to give this province the
largest measure ot prohibition within
their power.
It might be said,what business had peo-
ple from the country coming into the city
suggesting ho`w the liquor trallic could ,'be
lessened-it did concernthe country. A
new college had»been built at a cost of
forty thousand. dollars, that the country
helped to pay for. Overone hundred of
our young mencome here every year to.
attend college, andere surrounded with
bad influencesfromithese saloons.. _
Rev. J. WL McConnell was the next
speziker. He said that his ._ sympathies
were the like enactment of a. prohibit,-
ory law. We should; not be-divided on
this question. He wished we could be as
united as the liquor element; We depend-
ed too much on ‘human~eti`orts.» This ter-
rible curse can only be driven out by
divine influence. He had been connected
with the Temperance movement for
years. 37 years ago a Division of the Sons
of Temperance was organized in New
Glasgow, which is in existence up to
this day, and he was a member" all these
years. He traced the growth of Temper.
ance sentiment from the first agitation
until the present. He paid a compliment
to Hon. Sena.torSoott, the father of the
C. T. Act-a law that has
stood the test of time.
‘ He thought some restrictions were better
than free rum. Hc did not often. visit
‘ Charlottetown and could not personally
testify to the effects of the present law in
this City. He had seen regulatioils in
French St. Peters do some good. He
hoped to live to see a prohibitory law en-
acted for the whole Dominion. »
_ Rev. R. F. Whiston said he would take
_ra text from that memorable speech of the
Apostle Peter. The Christian people al-
low the _saloons men to do their dirty
work. We are responsible for the crimes
_causedbythctramc becansewe allow it
toexist. Hehnclseensixdrunken menon
.the street to-dny,althongh hehad only
been down downtwiee. He gave- a num-
ber oi illnshatlons ot_ thecuz-sc of drink.
_j Hhspel& was on the whole a _serious
of aChl'istiHr.
' Messrs. J. B. Davison, W. C.Turaer and
,'Rev.R. F. Whistonthensang “SaveMy
` _B°y.” win. gona eases.
Mr, D. W. Henderson, being called upon
jspokebrlelly. He said that asfar ashe
,knew license Law in Charlottetown,
_was generally disapproved ot in the
country. The president than gave invita-
tion toanyperson present to make ire-
.msrkspendingthe reports ot the com-
mittees. Arthur Simpson, said that it
was disheartening to the Temperance-
,people todo 'anything after the manner
they had been treated by the Feder§l_§,
Government ln not giving any results
fromthe plebiscite vote, and take the
. passingot the License Law _by the Local
Government, and he had no hesitation
in_ saying that by the same,
the Temperence cause had been
turned back twenty years. He
was pleased however to see that the peo-»
ple of Summer-side had taken a stand and
were determined now to enforce the Scott
Act, they had se cured the best man in
the province for the work. This state-
ment of Mr. Simpson was greeted with
great applause.
Mr. W. H. Bears inspector for Kings
County, said that the Scott Act was as'
wellenforced in his county asitwas pos-
sible._It had been hinted that the inspectors
had been told to go slow in enforcing
Wm ind __
, _ iano playing than she isentitledtok ;thistortm1nga§|_i0atiimniedg¢¢." se ‘nun °‘ of theAct but now witha good Council N Bev. G. P.  Qokl.
 _;;fithi1§g‘§<;1ly#<iij;l~;)l;;1§_€Il\\<;\;g- tyre on ,ha mm sometimes mem" ri...-Q... ,,.,,‘,,,,°,,,,,,g,,,,Cmd_*he_ better things were iwxsn  _Hs n...,1rislied,_ti._..t the  _svn
-»`hei>ut inifrequiied- A 1ywW-W- me bm .fam ...toms ' ”'~C“'-*f'¥‘“‘°°='"=“°°¥“=<1¢ Midge "‘“’°°“"“""""*“~ P"="°““  had ‘“'2°'~ H°  °“ "'°_ W 
Weiner. ` _-;.__., edy flies April 6th. to Dgd ~  it. Few  sgidgf 1,|.eb.m¢¢u1 gm” wth, wma? were srrousedwrlien- war wa tloslliid
-. _ - _ - wa ' '_ your teeth chatter when home. ,  homthesale at “quam-;n»¢~(;f§m°¢tet0wn and sent our yomm men to m the
.mi on evnwssreitinscmmérside. The wemrdrourlknrlmm .menus
License law-was wrong iniu'lnci;>le and “° h“"°l'-*Still-5Kl_\¥ill¥-tile  If boi
~ __ _.  ` ble Perl-B _thltiiffihthere ich _
back
failure in practice, and those respongi
iii. 5
 _ _hofearsd tliatowingto
'indthimghtfulme Iromtlie standpoint;
the act especiall at election times. As far"-l°°°°"h°'t:dim"°°t   _‘Ui
Ins & c.>...p...y, 1-10-112 W.b...1. $’;1f"“§‘°‘=°f=»“>“» C; _0- F-. fmbmd ..s...........§...ii..1...i....'-............l=~°" fmmfhe if-=~.=h»~=~  »sus-a.*
Ave., Chicago, Ill., U_S_A_ 12--t,f~ ms afy’ M°°ha'm°5H°‘1.l°""W° G-A such instructions, audit he had he would gmd the H°¢*\°° ll* 557558 ‘IWC "I0
not obey them. The most :of ni. iiqw, §“‘l“°' “‘°“ !*m“°h bemr  'els
he said, tl_ifat_ was consumed in the \“°W3U¥%ntl'eliched them-it wolldie ei l*
country was brought in from Clmrlotte- `m°°t ‘“m°“lt \m‘|¢l‘l’4kil8 U0 ill* UU
_town msmniiots. The-seuers in Kings' A°°i°°l>°l=sti°n min.. »TheCl#.rA\llssne
county were getting poorer and poorer “_ “N354 l_ Dlovinclnl prolilbllui li
ot the law and ainumber oithem hadron -°f ll!!! Glrllioli thot _tllf
any rm. ui. - mmy. H.. U°°l\°‘I-swhsdpsoiiisisiiintemavulliulil
 ...'r°;“.....x-  :.:.f‘.°.:‘.;-‘».‘:."..‘°:.°f..‘::....°'~ '~~~*“i
Tum" !'°'“7'“" P" “W U ll Vinjail andthe  ollence six months AL S' M' M“`m*"»‘Gl`*“\d Chief T015
is.. diy.. one., assi. Crockery- "°*' "" "°""'° ‘°"'s'°*-*°“*““‘°'“=`“- “W ie Pwvinciaf "“° “md L°‘18°» 1- 0- G- T-
_pmi;tiu.....~ in no part of the pubn. °°“°d “mn and spoke 
of the wentrsve “dba servicewasso much. dimcult work done um* 95° |lll\l°l` "imc  I.
_c:1._...'. otitis... ni......l'.';`..§ fvrlvlittlersaasrssls the administration _‘ble °r my _other country.
.   °fsf¢_==~pec_t¢¢°y.u, pressed °fsi_wi°r= ‘ _ A » '°°P°°°;'i¢°1i°°m° in ever: bm. In iii
2 2*  n..n.-inane ‘ me-te d1d.not_kn0w  er 'hm iwllss 'hi
' l rm.1;?‘"'$u;.d°hy' ` _ L somucli abouiilgge enforcement 'of the S°°"‘ A°°ih“ b°°“*'éP°0l°4¥lll llll 'We
 1 omtm 2;’ Ch?s.e°|  ill thC C0\llll`»iC8 IIS 0thGr8 preaenty £5138 DOW'  Ollf 
_ l°Eur°pe or America. It has nger  but at Summerside- the whole matter _h'*f’°°“¥°-i9fulsuresndswltt.~
- sv ‘ 'w§('y_'|;j)__'1',,o0,-th,-,,e3,n,,_,g, yag? The modafnman is gecoming afraid gf kl\°W1'1¢° 53 !° ¢Hre piles of  was with _ the  Council.  °h°'Li59!l\1 Dirty ll to 11
` illine us ; ewdman eman ,too ,muc . 'hue-'"°» ._ . -` ' ‘ - i - i _ - _ _ `
tzt t‘>eii:~l:atthd3ncemto Milsys McKeive1 manage dp T|?¢'  _ ` -_ ~ In the past the" common had 'PW  '°mdih‘v°¢`-K
. _ __ I tlign ,
‘ _ at Co__The Peopws Stm_e_ 11 N H Every girl demands  credit tor her mpunud _“sg g ` abwgme  TH the always been favorable to the' enforcement °s° "IGI lllve now
For the
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