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MARCH 50
Bottled tendon midrmuofi to th'o umlnrslgncd
will be ret-oivwl until noon April liltb iiui itu-
tgrg }»\|ll\ilng of as huvr school house at .\it.
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I'||\"d and s ciiion!-ionsrnn bu .soon ut tho
TE"°ERS" Significant *THE SUMMEHSUF___“"*ll'*l_T‘**T“l      v
§$r.il|lw.sl;ti"4t|m¢....r with \\'i||m|.. t-
warta non.
Knob ixilcrlube lunrkoll 'i'|_-lider for .\It.
Albion Holionl.
Titaliowesl. nr nny lender ilotiiecossnrlly' ni'
°°'“ ` ltoiircirr Jnxkiss.
March Ilklii twfzii t'I|nir|nu|| ul 'l‘rusieos.
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Drcsscd Pork,
Fresh Eggs,
Poultry, etc.
ohn Hopkins,
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G.D. WRIGHT.
Funeral l)irector_
The only limlialiner on P. E. Island
holding a Diploma. ~
l'llss A, Ferguson,Lady,Assist.snt
Equipment the best.
Parlor and Show Rooms superior io
any in the lower Provinces.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. Satisfaction gua ranteed.
Knowing that the public would apprec-
iate the services of n lady assistant, l
have engaged Miss Ferguson, a lady oi
experience and competent in every par-
ticular.
OFFICE PHONE Goc.
RESIDENCE PHONE 60b.
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“N ots”
A Life Insurance Company may
be judged by what it DOES NOT
D0 as wall ubywhatit DOES D0.
As illustrating thc, things which the `
management of _
does NOT do, attention in invited to
the following:
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ho.~ine.~»: it does N0‘I`a¢d¢ eaout-
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.\'o'r tw.. ...imp sims umm buildings.
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Monday, April 2ud, at 3 p. m.
Tin.-i-u will bc oifcrcd for sole on tho pr(-iniscs
at Sininiu,-i-sitio nn the alnne dale that invite.
nil l*`i|'~`t .\ll'L‘\~i luiulitlvrl i\||4l riu~\'|'ll|i'tl :i~
rt.1|..\\.; on \i..- \\'.-.1 1.,-.i;»\..t<.|'1.\.i<i .»~.t»¢l
by Il\>bt'1'i -". li||wiic~~. tw, ilu* _\`\1t’ili by u plot
ofl:\xiiio\\'i\cti by lti\'ll.\|'d liliui. on thc l‘I|\.~'t
r.yn..1otrorinei~iy otvnoi \._\~ ilngn it.on_~»i;~
and on tho South by li`ir.~t Street ingcthcr with
a right ni' way nine and four ilirh~ fcci. \\‘idi\ on
the I<I:x~i\~rlyi=idc nfihc pri‘mi=o~. The house
i- in goutl rcpltir. 'i`cr|n.~' nmdc known nt sale.
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ESTABLISHED |873.
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VERNFIENT BONDS.
$5.000.
DOMINION OF CANADA
11",: mp, Tllruu and unc half por
l`-‘fl1\- Simi* Price rut p.e. & ln'.
$24,000
PROVINCE OF
11",- ml., Your per ttcnt
NOVA SCOTIA
llonds. Price ro2‘j p.c. & Int.
$4.000-
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Three :tml mic half per rt-nt. lionrls liticc 95 ,,_C_ &
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A limited number new shares Royal Bank of Canada
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40 sliarcs Nova Scotia
Fire Insuiancc btock.
PRICES ON Al’I"LlCA'[`ION.
F. ,B.McCurdy& C0.,
Members Montreal Stock Exchange.
185 Hollis St., Halifax.
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Have you seen the n.-w
spring styles of
Dorothy Dodd
SHOES?
We have a wider range
of stvles than ever before.
,, \ rnursuouus, ’
Bocrur & 1
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f.. .- / ‘I 1 rvlembers New York
;.*-‘~ f , Stock Exchange... l
 1 too sr. JAMES sr..
I 1/, 1 MONTREAL ,
NORMAN BINMORE ‘
Manager. 1
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BIC AUCTION SALE;
The threetcncment house on Long-l
worth Ave.-one house containingi
twelve rooms, the other two, ninel
rooms each. All are in good repair,
with all modern convenience situatedl
MURRIS & SMITH, 1
Exclusive Agents.
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iovritrisreits
Yo u get 'IHE SPACE
AND POSITION you
contract for, THE NUM-
BER OF INSERTIONS
YOU PAY FOR. and
reach THE PEOPLE
WORTH GOING FOR.
IF THE GUARDIAN
Salt to arrive by steamer ini
April. New stronglbags z3's.|
Lowest price while landing.
in thc highest and neat 1ocaliTy in the
city. Also house and lot on Cumber-
land St. adjoining will be sold in
block or in tenement. If not sold at
private sale it will be disposed of at.
auction on Friday the mth day oi
April next at 2 o’e1ock. l
Open for inspection at all times.
W. W. FORBES.
3~I5<lihs twwti
SaIl,wSall,
r3,ooo bags 'best Liverpool!
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e....\u..i.n.r.....1 ni.-ery _.t-....\.».1ii.»n-e into mr ' decvlwerl-
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Electric Soivo for removing old paint or
vsrnish.for sale an Cameron k i1o‘s.,liard-
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Oillce-Upstairs Royal Baal( g
Block-G. M. Matthews, Mgr
John Muirhcad left. yesterday to spcnd>
a few days in Charlottetown.
Hurry Bowness, son of Andrew Bow-
ness, Kensington has left for Winnipeg.
Superintendent Sharp and Major
Sehurmnn were passengers in the east
bound train yesterday. `
Mrs. M. L. Frank McKenzie returned.
home yesterday fromspondlng aiew days
with her mother in Port. iiill.
The Thomas Schuman property was
sold at auction yesterday to Richard
Clark, Wilmot for the sum of $4100.
The many friends of E. Crosby, Capo
Traverse, will regret. to learn that he has
had another slight attack of rheuinatistu.
Gcrdon McKay, Bradnlbane, il. Mu.
Kenzie, Kensington, D. P. McNutt, Mal-
pcque and John Richards, Bideiord were
in town yesterday. ~
St. Pnul's congregation intend buying
the old Methodist chuwh property from
Dnniel McNeil, which they will remodel
for a parochial hall.
Exactness-Every word in our advertis
ing means exactly what it. says. \\'e do
not evade or hide the truth behind gener-
nl statement. \Ve are square. Corne in
and make a Lest. D. D. Crue Jeweler ami
Opticlsn. 27d 5i
The death of Mrs. Wm. Phillips
Arlington, Lot. l~i, occurred yesterday.
Deceased was 75 years of age. She leaves
1 to mourn a sorrowing husband, one] son
and two daughters besides n large circle
of relatives and friends. R. ii. Mont-
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l oniery, St. Eicnnors and Albert J.
|l’hilllps, Sumrnersido, are nephews oi
l ldastcr M|llincry.- Our new spring
l rnillincry certainly exceeds in variety and
l ninlznitudc that oi any previous showlnu.
\ou can depend upon finding here the
| latest novelties nf the season, new pattern
I bat.s,ncw French sallorsmewlleghorns and
beautiful effects in misses’ and chlldri=n's
huts, new effects, new colorlngs, neu
ideas. As many opening novelties cannot
be duplicated we advise the leaving ol
our orders for Easter requirements early.
We invite n personal inspection of our
goods and orders or enquiries by mall.-It.
T. Holman. 30d2l.
By order of the Indian Department.
Ottn\vn,t\ uieetlng rfas held on Lenox
Island, Tuesday evening, io consider on
election fornchicf. There had evidently
been disutisfsotlouy nlnong the tribe, its
some wanted to do away with their pres-
cnt, inode of Government. Three speeches
were rlellvcrcdhy Isnnc Pct/ers, Joseph
Bernard, and Chief Sark, The latter
1 explained the necessity of havingn lead
fur in their nifairs. The chief by his
remarks won his followers back und,
the pips of peaua was smoked. Tin-
eicctlon for chief takes place July iilllli
next-.
CHINESE LEARNING
LONnoN, March Zlil.-Seven young
Chinese sont by their lzovernnicni, to`
lcnrn the making of pguns, riiles audi
nmtnunition, arrived in London the other
tiny. Thr-y will be attached to nruis and
nlntnunltion factories. Eiyrhi. others rue
in Germany nnrl len in Austria for the
same purpose.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Close. Noon. Close.
March 27. March 28. March Zn.
Coppcr............ 107,! 108 10:15
l].R.T............ H4 853 Simi(
 172 172 1721.
Pennsylvania... .. 1Il7,i 1Il7{i 138,!
Rending.......... 13151 lliii
sqgar  301 iso;
Southern Pacific. . (i7{. tl7ll
St. PA\Al......... .. 1755! 175i
Union Paoldc . . _ . 1533 15343
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Miss Annie and Vivian iiownti, French
River are spendiugn few days in Sum
mcrside.
Da. Daniraca, Kensington, The Gnar-
dlnu understands, has sold out his long
established drug business at tilat place to
E. Kler by whom it will be conducted in
the near future.
‘A \Vutchmaker's Opportunity:-For
sale, a watch and jewelry business
established for 26 years, (Town of 3000
1nln\bltant.s),t\ Koorl repair trade, very
little opposition, fixtures loss than
$20000|nclurliug safe. Neod not buy any
stuck unless you want to. Rent $100.00 per
annum. Address L. Morris, Sumuiersitie,
P. E. I. Ztidili
Rav. T. F. Fullerton was greeted with n
large and oxpeclant audience in thu l_’n.-s
hytnrian church hero lnat. night to hear
his interesting and instructive lecture on
the llussu-Japanese wnr. Mr. Fullerton
had a choice collection of views and nil
the most thrilling incidents in t-ho wur
wexe vividly portmyed in pleasing
language und life-like views. A hearty
vote of thanks was tendered the reverend
gentleman at tho close which was suitably
acknowledged.
nu Your riiru
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A Time Honored Cure for Spring
Ailments that Every Physician
Reconnnends.
But every year has seen the popularity
of Fcrrozone increase, and today it is
used by thepenple of many nations for
weakness, debillty und the chnrncierlstli
ailments of spring.
ilet. Fsrrozone helpgoul
It enriches the bloo supply and thcrcf
hyd vltalizes and quickeus the wholr
bo v
Hnniors and iiximirities are driven off.
Ddiscasc germs of eu rv kind are destroy
e .
Nutritious mntcrinl i= supplied fm
restoring the \vi\~1t.e, and tiny by dnv the
process of rebuilding goes nn till health
that outlasts old age is established. _
Mr. W. A. Reno' ok, of 285 Hunter St.,
Hamilton, Ont., wriues: “A year ann
[became run down and lost mty health.
My strength was greatly reduce and on
account of t.he weakness of my hcnrt 1
was afraid to take up work.
On going; up stairs or walking fast
my heart. would beat like on enizlne. l
would gasp for lireuth and get exhausted
quickl . Atnluhtl would \\'ukc up in
un excited condition and iinrl my hcurt
going like mad.
In this terrible stats nothing helped me
but l\`cn-ozone. Such good lt. did me 1
c\n hardly explain. It built up my
atroligth, put new life in my heart and
made ine fccl like n new msn."
Even in advanced cases of \\*onlmt‘.ss
Ferrozone is unfutlinir. Your rirulzlzlsi
sells it, |`i0c. por box or six boxes for $2,5il,
»\t-all dealers, or by mall from N. C.
I’olson.8c Go., ilnrlford, Coda, U. S. A.
and Kingston. Ont. '
PROTECTION NEEDED.
B1~:nr.1N, liianrii 28_~Firin|z n revolver
as u salute ton weddlni: purly, in accord-
nncc with an old Bavarian custom, i.
se-lioolmnster at \Vureinb\n'g. used ball
ciltrldyzcs by luislnko and killed one of the
bridcslnnids.
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Tiles. BES1-gs f _‘of
HU - ' ull `
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Dr. CI\a.sa's Olnt,
ment is a certain ,
an dfguarantoed 1
euro orouch ond l
o f of
U. S. Sieel...... . 105.1
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and protrudllg
piles. Boo testimonials in tho press and
your neighbors nboutlt. You can use it a
ot. our nmnoy baokifnotsntlstlod. 600, stall
deafiars or Ensnnson, Ba rzs lc Co.. Torun oo.
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DR. OHASE8 OINTMBN11
Tin ami enamel ware at Cameron 8:]
Co`.~'. 1l0r|li
ADVERTISING IS BROAD.
Advertlsingin itself means publllicy
and publieitylsa very broad and com-
prehensive term. It does noi; mean
simplyaword whispered to a favored
few. It is, rather, synonymous with a
general, broadcast declaration, and the
broader the scope of the announcement.
the better the advertising. No occupied
space that directs attention along given
and desired lines can be reasonably re-
garded as wasted; nor can any luv fis 1 x
penned to this end ba adjudged ox-
iravagance.-Amerisan Medical Journal
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COMlN’.i_El/ENTS.
City Council masts on the second Mon-
ay in eaoh month. James Paton, Mayor;
\\ . W. Clarke, City Clerk.
Tuesday evening 8 p. m. next Regular
Red Rose meeting S. 0. E
l|n|rd’| Llnimsnl Cum Dnndruif.
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Toinsurs perfect haaithnse lron~ox
Tshirts. For saia at your firuggisfn, 25
neat# dil if
rnatism," says MJ J. C. Boyne, aditor
- of the Herald, Addington, Indian Ter-
ritory, "but thanks to 0hamberlain's
Pain Balm am able once more to attend
tobuslnc-ss. It is the best. of llnlmonts."
If troubled with rheumatism givu Pain _
Balnintrialnnd you are certain to be '
more than pleased with the prompt ‘(`.
relief which it affords. One application J
relieves the pain. For sale by all drug- 
glsts. `
-Wanted at once a registered drus
clark. Only a first class man need apply.
Good wages. Address X. Y. Z. care of tha
Guardian. 18 dtf. tw tf.
lui lulull luultllrl to
THE KlNG’S PICTURES.
I.o\'no.\', March :!.~¥.~‘l`lie King has sold
it number of :luplienta mczzotlnls and
etchings from the royal library in Vl'ind-
-or devotiniz the proceeds Lo the royal
library. lie has also sold a collection oi
150 cichlngs, presented to Queen Victoria
in 1887.
Affllcted With liheumailsm.
“I was and nm etniliicted with rheu-
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It is up to you now to lind the best store at which to
buy your spring supplies, a store where the assortment is
large and varied, where prices are so low as to compare favor-
ably with those of the largest houses inthe Provinces, where
real values are to be had,sucb as are obtainable only through
a large purchasing power.
i We claim for our store these advantages; and by selling
reliable goods on their merits, without mis-representationl, we
have secured the confidence and goodwill of the public, and
consequently a largely increased patronage.
We thoroughly appreciate this confidence and shall
make it our aim by constant care and study of your needs,
to merit it in a still higher, degree, that you may be able to
unliesitatingly recommend this store to your friends as 
safe and satisfactory place in which to do their buying.
Our spring goods in all lines cannot fail to please you.
We have the latest ideas in Spring dress goods and trini-
niings, niillinery, ladies’ jackets and suits, n1en’s and boys’
clothing and furnisllings, staples and wash goods of all
kinds, also in silks and ribbons, gloves and hosiery, corsets
and underwear, silk waists in white, black, navy, cardinal,
green, and all fashionable shades; also shirt waists in sateen,
lawn and other serviceable materials; silk tmderskirts in
black and colors, Sateen uaderskirts. The latest novelties
in belts, fancy stock collars, setts of collars and cuffs, client-
isettes, and the thousand and one other articles which go to
make up the stock in a first-class dry goods store.
Our stock is being increased every day by the arrival
of new goods suitable for the Spring trade, and in a short
time we will have the largest and best selected variety we have
ever offered you, bought in the best markets of Great
Britain, Germany, New York and Canada.
Courteotts and obliging sales people are ready to show
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Come in and bring yourifuriends.
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