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*" 4 run GUARDIAN, cH1iRI.or'rE1'owN, PRINCE EDWARD tstilin. .`I'UNr. 7, iooi.
 
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FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1901.
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Orange
Marmalade
DTI-IB PARDON OF ARABI.
Twenty years ago Arahi Pasba is as the
atest enemy of Britain and led a re
gre
volt in Egypt. The insurrection cost the
lives of some brave Englishmen but Arabi
was signally defeated by Lord Wolseley
` at Tel-el-Kebir. The rebel chief was cap- _
We have just received a
quantity of Marmalade in 5
lbs tins az
45 CENTS.
Also Cross & Blaclrwells
Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs
tins 75 cts.
J.D.MACLEOD & C0. .
Phone 126
IIITIGE 0F REMOVAL
ON AND AFTER JUNE 2ND,
Ill. IIIGKEYS (IFFIGE
Will beat_ his house on WATER ST., cpposite
Hotel Davies. (next door to Mr. W. S. Stewart.)
Hours . a_m. to m.
9 3° 4 P-
June 3 &dwtf.
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YALUABLE PRDPERTY
|=oR_sAi.E._
The undersigned ofers for sale by
private contract that very eligible
two storey, double tenement dwelling
house on the corner of Grafton and
Pownal Streets.
7 8
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The property has a depth of
feet on Grafton Street, and a front-
age ef 59 feet on Pownal Street
The House is comparatively
and in good condition and can
be bought at a great bargain and
easy terms of purchase.
For particulars apply to either
the undersigned.
BW
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tured at Cairo and exiled to Ceylon.
There he has lived since 1832 and had been
almost forgotten when he recently made
a pathetic appeal for pardon. “Tell the
English people" he said “that I am an old
man-old before my time. Tell them that
I am broken down in health, undt for
anything but reflection on the past, in ca-
pable of dishonestyior dishonor. I want
to die among my own people. I want to
see Egypt and those I love before the last
hour comes. If the English Government
would allow me togo back to Egypt, I
should go, not as an enemy but as the
friend of England.”
The prisoner’s sincere and manly prayer
was quickly answered. Ten days ago he
was set at liberty and given transport
back to the land of his birth. He was
vable area greatly extended arid its pro-
utility being constructed, and everywhere
lthat Arabi should come back and see all
this for himself, and when he sees it he
land."
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- birth of three pairs of twins, and four
the new arrivals were boys. This
H J' CUNDALI” ‘ rather a boysterous beginning for June.
F. L HASZARD,
Executors of Estate of
_ late Thos. W. Do
Cli’town, May 27th, 1901-
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Machinists and Boilermakers.
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char- .
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Phone x25.
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The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in
-use in' our dry house, will be sold at a bargain, delivery
J une first.
It seems now to be settled that there
'will be no election in West Queens unt
ready indicated their preference howev
quite in accord with a suggestion made
in these columns.
A correspondent wants to know why it
is that when we elect a man to the City
Council he immediately aspires to the
Legislature, and when that ambition is
gratitledhe forthwith thinks himself the
right man for the Commons. We give it
up. But Shakespeare tells us of “a vault-
ting ambition which overleaps itself and
falls on the other side.” There are still
some cases of that kind.
It would appear from Rev. Mr. Jones’
ecture that the Ten Tribes long ago came
to Europe. Now if they are not in the
British Isles where are they? Certain it
is that throughout the Anglo-Saxon world
there are more copies of the Hebrew
Scriptures than in all the world besides.
Why are we singing the Psalms of David
with a mixed feeling of devotion and pa.-
triotism, just as the Hebrews did, if there
is not some racial connection? And then
there is that Stone of Destinyin the cor-
onation chair, on which kings of Ireland,
of Scotland, and more recently kings and
queens of the Three Kingdoms have been
crowned. What does it all mean?
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CORNS! CORNSI COR.NSl
Discovere d at last; a remedy that is sl
safe and painless. Putnam’s Pain es
Corn and Wert Extractor never fag
never causes pain, nor even the sli§t
est discomfort. Buy Putnan’s Corn x-
tractor. and beware of many cheap,
dangerous, and flesh eating substitutes in
the market. - l
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born about 1837. His courage and ability
are on all sides admitted. Apparently no
one doubts the sincerity of his present
submission. He comes back to a new
Egypt, greatly changed since the time
when he was sent into exile. He will find
the land with its people liberated from
bondage, its taxation lightened, its culti-
ductiveness increased; he will find the
s .
Soudan reconquered, vast works of public ~`~-
5 a grateful people recognizing the benefits
A of British occupation. It is doubtless well
may become doubly “the friend of Eng-
Yesterday’s morning announced the
of
is
after Sir Louis Davies returns from En2°
land. This will give ample time for the
electors to think over the matter of select-
ting his successor as a representative in
Parliament. A goodly number have al-
er
A GUARDIAN correspondent wrote that
there are sixteen “rumshops” in Souris.
A correspondent of the Examiner tells
that paper that there are “some six
saloons" there that are "kept ln a decent
respectable manner," A correspondent of
the Patriot writes, “There are not 16 rum~
shops in Souris. We have nine and that's
, plenty.” It seems that THE GUARDIAN
correspondent counted in the six “respec-
table saloons” with the “nine rumshops"
which the Patriot’s man found there. That
would make 15. But whether there are
six, nine, fifteen, or sixteen they ought to
be rooted out. “The fair name of Souris’
will be fairer for having the prosecutor’s `,
attention called thereto and his duty done
connection with the matter.
The Examiner thinks there is nothing
immoral or discreditable about its saying
that no sane man would expect the former
liquor sellers to obey the prohibitory law.
We notice that in the same issue it prints
a letter stating that there are six saloons
in Souris, all of which “are kept in a
decent and respectable manner.” The
correspondent adds: “The Inspector was
around quite lately and of those six, four
were fined $50 and costs.” Putting that
and that together all can see The Exami-
ner’s idea of what is “decent and respect-
adle.” There are others who do not
think it particularly respectable to sell
liquor at any time or_place for consump-
tion as a beverage. There are still more
who do not think it either decent or res-
pectableto sell in violation of the law
Besides the Canada Temperance Act is
known to be quite constitutional.
Nervous
In this age of nervous diseases, whe
people on all sides are falling victim
to nervous prostratlon, paralysis, loco-
motor ataxia and other dreadful mala-
dies, it is a comfort to know that yo
can turn to Dr. Chase’a Nerve Food
t e feeble. wasted nerve cells
r Joseph Geroux 2° Metcalf street,
Ottawa, Ont.. writes: “I was nervous,
had headache and brain fag. I w
restless at night and could not sleep
My appetite was poor, and I suffered
that I feel like a. new man.
“My appetite is good, I rest and slee
_ well, and this treatment has strength-
ened me wonderfully. Dr. Cliase’s Nerve
ever used, and I say so because I want
» to give full credit where it is due-“A”
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food makeo he
blood rich, the nerves strong, and
stores vigor to the whole system: ~.
cents, at all dealer-s’, or Edmanaoz,
Bates & Company, Toronto.
Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food
(pills) with absolute assurance that
as
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will thoroughly build up and revitalized ‘ . ~
Food is certainly the best treatment I
Dyspepsia.
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DRESS 30008
--AT-
25c per Yard
Navy, Brown and Cardinal
All-Wool Serge
Colored Poplins and
Fancy Dress Goods
Remember The Price
25   Denis
F. Perkins &-Co
' Nothing 'helps a min to forget his troubles, more than a
comfortable, perfect-fitting, and well made suit;
ia. Li i ° - -» . _
;;¢;_1;I§;‘l[;>i\;?i¢;Y:§¢1l;>_:itate(1t i§e\_>\1S;§;: 'Ihat is where the art comes in-making them comfortable.
having used Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food for f
H about two months. I can frankly sa.
Our many years experience in- making 'clothes is what helps '
us to give, with our elegant lies, just the comfort you want, Buy
from us and get the quality, the comfort, the high class finish, and
the moderate price.
JDHN 1vi¢LEoD a ct.
WANTS, LOSTS. FOUND, ETC
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LOST.-Yesterf’ay between Tost’s corner and
Fitzroy Street, via. fgucen, Kent and Great
George Sts. a lady‘s b ack silk waist belt with
black buckle and bow. Finder will be reward-
ed by leaving it at Revere Hotel. 7 ii
1 f -qi _
Hellebore I
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 Fresh and of good quality
I just received in bulk and pac
li
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 good quality imported in
 original drums. ma
 All seasonable goods at / f
'\ lowest prices. I
 Try us for your next wants. 1:1 ,  il
A. w. nexium, mm. 3.3;.
A , The Square Druggis:s._ I
Sunnyside. _ 
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Hughes’
Special Remedies
are all tried Medicine: specially for the dis-
eases for which they are recommended-The
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winter use izc per ioo, Celery 5oc per roo,Cu¢um;
ber, Squash, Pumpkin 15c per box. _ _
-, Postage. We will
sh ‘ed our plants tg
and pe Breton, mn
Seed illesitlie to
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THE BEST VALUE possible for the money. . f
cheapest in the long run, ’
Clark Crockery Go.;
‘ Lewis Old Stand
GAY’$ PLANTS.
Our Flower Plants include the following pop
lar varieties: Perennial, Pansy and Daisy in
bloom, 35c per dozen; Carnations, Dianthus,
Sweet William, Forget-Me-Not, I-Iolly Heck, 5¢
MCH. 45c per dozen, Dahlia and Gladiolas
Bulbs, 6c each.
Transplauted Hardy Annuals, Aster, Phlox,
Stocks, Vcrbeua, Petunia, Pansy, Marigold,
Nasturtium,’ Zennia, Chrysanthemum, Candy-
Uhr Sslipsglosis, Bal sams,Love-i n-a-Mist, Single
and double Dahlia (from seed) Canary Creep-
er.Mor=ins Glory. Alyssium. Lobeua nyfeinum
or 'Golden Feather for edging, ¢t¢_, ¢;¢ _
T- above Annuals $1 oo per roo,
Vegetable Plants - 'transplanted Cabbage
rearly use, 4oc per loo, Caulidower, 5oc dn;
-omatoes, extra early, 5c each: later plants,
Izc per dozen. Cabbage Plants for fall and
Large Perennials extra must be added
Animals. As we havg
fllilswick, Nova Scotia
rfrienda inigliis province
I .¢Pl¢k _ilrefu in dam
:if out many custofiiire ceafromi;s?!iligi.u:i$l:de§ias: guidg
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with the intelligent buyer is, not to buy goods for less than cost, but to ee
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We have opened another
celebrated “King Shoes".
laced and buttoned boots,
and strap slippers, all
Cor. Queen and
Afariuerweiit
tedtothe
mens
with
counter,
in the
on. there," said the
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handed the
held out
- Try Eureka Blend
_ Telephone No. 8 '
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1 .Bone,' ‘bleed
_rich in plant
action, and
Nitrogen
plioric Acid and
needed... These
,in high -per
right form for
our Animal’ F
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and
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so hi h he
'rnovsaivns de
they sailed from
he still forever in graves
other side of the under
skies -ro EVERY
every CANADIAN Hour-:,
their brave soldier boys
irresistable rnnnx. or-'
ruins Gouoox nic:
BATTLE or Bnmsomr,
Bonn cows at ana
THE canes or GPN.
aanv on 'ri-in
czo\JE’s auxy
pictures and cannot
:hemselv t
them. Theesy gre
Agents coin money.
, :nous success. One
day. Sample and 15 cts.
 32"" f°'f8° §i`°6s $135 riff'
' or . ;
Write togdysofor a dozen an_d
money. _
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