il Fil, Expensive and Dangerous
-'hehly Gerlain Cure is Dr. Cliaee’s
it
"; “ ` »"f"”'U!"?~'.'§FY€‘\i" = w '  -.-,» sv ‘ '~. . » _~. ._ -, - . V
“'“;§"‘  Af.  ' .=’ _ I*  . f _ "'>"‘-*;I»‘=.`='->_~'.i"'-" » _"'..;°'L£,3' ~_,.~_=-i, i'~ ~ 1:’ =§i=:'.¢:-‘..-iii. 1 <1  -~.»~-_    _  ' .__ .,..
-'f ."» ri'--. X ri . r'~x~..‘b\.¢;»;2<¥`»r . . .-si-,>,_,, . . ~- »?,»1==--1,;  ‘  ~ ~.  ~.. ‘ =f »._.  -<_=f_';~,;‘-.1.~. ;‘,;~§.;“;»_-i;~5,.~___¢;;...f;;.f.' ;.-f».:.=',-.‘._-._
' ' ' <2 ‘  ~1" Y” ”=  fi  ;~~ is '~ '~1 ~  »--_=;j-.r-  : _‘.:_.‘.~`f-"°"1;i‘-.<.~___.:`°.-_V  
~.., fi.
lions Irish blood Th
S m ‘nh _  _ - is is the splilt we - 1 '
“M3” y D y want tohnve in ourhcllrts, tlizit w¢ nmy__ _ ._ -
-*f* first loieour fellow men
he ,.5-s~-of wluit s greet num
upon this letter, not
and valor of the Cana.-
slow to express their
it. It doesonegood to
- ._._._.§-"1 ‘_
Operations
Cure for Piles. . .
of piles, this horrible disease
because a surgical operation
considered the only effective cure. _-Lmericiin Board, says
this a. mistaken idea, for phy- famine is ntfecting the higher castes and
°°5°D" Cba5°'°' O‘“‘"e“' the well-tc-do classesfar more than the
and former fanzi-ne did. There are places not
dfective cum, fair from Bombay where whole com-
happens _thatafter people have piinies of women, who not long ago
of piles for years and sub- were in comfortable circumstances, will
that they are finally cured ___ _ __ _____________________________________________ _ _
t _ - .
the knife, not only because it
less risky, but also because
P D1 if
_  Epglisgiman and the Scotclimnn alone,
3° t ° “mn °h"0\\8h \\ hose veins
` " , ~ ' ‘ ' f ' _ ` . -f -_ _._ ;' - _ V, _.., ... _ __,,__ ,.,'.._.
° 1 l Y J   : fl _ _ _\  ta. l
_ ' ' -f - _ -f _? /5 f 1 f-l  fi
‘ . `, - , " - __., _ ___ _(fi A '  _ 1  
, '. _ . . _ _ _ ' ~'=__ _ _ ____  
_ . ` ~_ . How  “_  __- _ _ _ _ ‘_. __ '€,_ 
I “_ wg;-k's issue oi' }_0l1r P11061, .true to our count __ _ °be _ _ _ _ 3 V _ ‘ __ __
_ - ° q f v i ' _ » ' W
_ " I » x _ , l ` ' U V , ‘ »
\° ` . - ~ ' i " “ _ ` , v _ `
¢~ ` i ° .“ _ ' _ A , _ _ _, _ __ l
li- fy it we are
letter f]‘Q}1l an llldlgilant IS Qur lwrgtherf  an 
the States The s\\\fl@"\*’-11 ns therefore not striieto stir up enmity ,
lf .\ True Liuiidiiin I in our brothers heart, but rather seek A
Edit0\'»fh*‘t ‘t makes one m' P‘~`“¢¢ *md Pursue it-. Thanking you for 5 ~ . *“ »
i'¢03°“°h“l°tt"`n?t becallse space l“ Y0\11` P&P¢l`» I remain yours oo it ‘ 0 » ' ' i '
people in the I .S. think S,-_azerelm _ _ - _  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
WMO think that such a nar- -. D __-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ -
Qnsdisn exists in the U. S. . A. MCLEOD. _ ' fi \ ll6-d_R1I_1l3y COI_1C8pl.lO_Il8 l‘8H8Gllllg that refined e_ `gp¢_e'_fl_1g,1',_ .’vggfgf,v`lQignd _  “tgp
,,.,,1,.,i° inform the people _ A\\b\11‘H.1\- Y- 1 exclusive styles are shown, all the latest creallgns from Igilidon Paris,   Y to
T ‘ ho wish to create their own h t ° _ 1 ,_  ' "1 ~.» 1   
_ ,_ , ,Ly 9,, 1,, .1 _ __ W __ a is very much up-to-date iucludin 'the latest in
G§"';,,§,§,,”,§’_°-~{‘,.,,,\,,,,,,§,}, The Law Not Enforced. ' 5 so 5 i J i   “mi”
toinioml the people of P. E I. SIR,-It is pleasing to notice the initia-
gedit for knowing some of tory steps that are being taken by our
nvnandliterature. and there- friends ot the western capital in the
in some degree, of the matter of teniperance reform. It seems
1-hh of this country. This it-hey urc determined as far as in themlies,
in gg letter uses the words at the close of the century, to stamp out
pow,” Would it not be well the greatest curse of the present day. The
,wil words? What. does he good people of that town have recently 1
peoplei If he means the elected n -Town Council onthe right char-
ge” we cannot agree with $00011 and now theyhave an earnest and
Perhaps he has used fearless policeman and _prosecutor in the
in _other sense. It was pro- person of D.eW. Henderison' to assist in
of the saloon, the street carrying out the law ixiviolate. Prince
ti! mmp that was meant. County has for many years been far ahead '
Lspmbgbly right, but why of Queen`s and King`s in the good cause
U-¢6‘Cana.dian" take any part of temperance. It would be well for `
‘ gigs; of men? We would , Charlottetown and surrounding settle-I
gong, a higher and nobler mentsas well as the eastern towns and
He proceeds to give the villages to take a lesson from the people
the anathemas of the of the West, and help to banish the cruel
and then states that monster out of our fair Island. It is true,
qgry day talk of an Irish _ we have a License Law in our metropolis, V
]§'1,his gentleman speaking and we have a Government Otiicer called
Has he traversed this, an inspector-a very nice name-to looki
hgjgine in the EasttoYVa.sh-1 aft-er the proper carrying out of the
gh West, from Florida in the License Act. This gentleman, I, am
in the North? If such is, told, draws a snug sum as salary
giperhaps free to speak in out of the public treasury: but
but if not, it would be A I tail to see what beneiitaccrues from that
more concrete state? omce in the interest of temper-
that it is the people ance or morality. One of the principal
or even of Westboro, ' clauses in the act is the doing away with
but it is not thus stated: _the habit of treating; the infringement of
will admit, that which subjects the olfender who treats his
to the Irish Can- l neighbour to a fine of two dollars or more,
the present true. reside in if repented. Every oneknows that the cus-
butstill hold true toCsn- tom is. and has been going on from the
vboeeblood has tingled whim 1 very first. Not. longer ago than yesterday
our own Canadian large numbers of town and country people
thelieat of battle. winning could be seen walking. zig-Zag into the
&ir country. He does the bar-rooms and staggering on the side-_
an injustice, and he 1 walk. to the great annoyance of passing
iniustice, whether be be ladies, who were compelled to step aside
For if such is the senti- into the mud to avoid an unpleasant col- 1
Americans, a true Can- lison. These are the places where our in-
remain here. It is true spectors of morals, mid “terrors to evil
sentiment of this country doers” could make themselves useful, es- _
but public reason is pecially on market days. 'lhanking for
space in your independent paper. 0
Yours Sc c. _
have len _an impress 'April lsts, 1900. Ansrnntnn.
the American people, J ___,____
T0 CURB A BULB lN_A DAY. 1
*oth done by the chn_  LB.X8»liVe  Q`l1_lIliDe_ T&blel_S.
_ _ _ ggist efund the money if it fails
in ¢°UU'15\1¢\118_U° 91° itocurrtg. 25c.s rE. W. Giovefs signature
In this city we have done _on each box.
"_ The Starving in India.
The Rev. E. S. Hume, of Byeulla.
Bombay, ' sends the accompanying cut to
» it-he New York ‘Christian Heraid.’ The
photograph was taken at his mission
station, and speaks eloquently of ter-
rible suffering. The t-ea.cher’s lingers
_ on the arm of the poor little skeleton
th' 'cm' msc” Pr°d“°°d by the lprescntacontrast that moves the heart.-.
ihlr. Hume, who is a. missionary of the
The present
PWS#-is operated on for piles and
by Dr. Chase's Ointment we
Rev 1. A. Baldwin, of Arkona,
Sutherland, Truro, l\'.S., and W. ’
Calgary, N.W.T.
Ointment truly worksvonders for i
Hires the worst cases of blind, itch-
lnd protruding piles and all _
6oe. a box at alldeaiers,
Barns & Co, Toronto.
croup, coughs, colds and
can be compared to Dr.
and Turpentinl xl
*I
0f people get their Job,
done at THE GUAR-
and save money. 3
IIS atrial order. All it "vs
mdy when promised. ~ ‘
T°b°8;>od repxir must be ' `
'Do as~We Sayiiygig A
ir--f _
by In expert. Last sen- 1
'Wk turned out from one
what we cin do.
the only guaranteed """""“_"""` ' M ` ` ` ` ` ` '
'T' "
~ ‘oss or 'run Lniisr or THEM#
in
mnponnnrr'
Why we do it.
U3 ydllr next job
.1  "“i§m§'Ip§o!-.c
Sosa ‘ce no llkal _
____________ _ ~_`____.___~_~_-,~,~.-,-_-_-_-_-v - :ve-‘~‘--`~‘-e- -'~ ~"- - - v Y v - - -
.gather-, stark naked, around a stranger
' eobeg for food and clothing. I saw dis-
- . `t.re ‘n 1997, during the famine; but no-
WPIIW wheels of all kinds. thiflsgxm compare with that which is _
if
us to d° them Pr°Pe\']y qoovering the land this yea.r.’ _
ririuoiic r-vivo. _ __
Amt. eiread re¢6ivedimdwl=Il0W1°d- 
maximum.. ' |g;i88b__y__ Momisiiis,Ba_nk°f P- E- 1-. ‘-
.....  Collected by E,S.Wceks, Hazel Grove.
' A11iuiM¢Lemi»n_ . $1 00 '
i.ioiiLi,c.i  
e§§§§
- 1 J J Ga .
°"“ E“""""“‘ °°” Rev wyi Howard
RevJ_CSD11f}' _,_
_R&cIieirdJei_ilrina_
A > y \ . W `; 'v _ - _ _ _ _ _ * '- _
S  our P“1'f_~ Ht*-re also the American has
shown his true phllanthro ic Q nt N0
'mn GUARDIAN. ciuintcirrnrowu, _rruucn EDWARD 1sLAND. APRIL 19, 49% _..._-sv
,_
“KU
Spring Neckvira.
First as usual at Prowler. This
neckwaro department is- never found-
_wanting in any respect. This is the
season of the year when ladies like to
commence wearing ine new Spring
T108. and we have all the prettiest
'binge here waiting for you to come
and take them. 20c. to $1.20.
,i
' 1-.
 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i 
' A Tin
i ' _
' Shin lliiiti--lliistylii.  
Many new styles are 'shown for _(gg
5 it time- Al high gradefexoloaive
_ Z, ‘*
ers. Hundreds of style; 'decidedly
diff-rent but extremely -dressy. You
can choose from ~50e. to $2.75,
,
The eeweoi~o#-all tliemew
i»'n_r1_'°=Li_= -Blank .mi coi me
 GM! 'QF9  in _‘°¥'."‘i ,°°_"*.-
novaltieeoiizinnted by the best desi u""§;9"v?gf¢p¢g‘n"1v;:g‘;'@":<;‘;;_'~;.¢'
_ 'ini heavy Wool Goode erefiila.
P!k°°P1°¢ °\i¢°_1\h\__aki¢k all
*W sweet. »'fi<=\1r Ns* sn#
some eiiiii dependent ~ ' 5'
_l_8_'l_lf’}l;?§i ___________________ __
ller-Laces.
The liiuideomest and most cffctive
trimmings ever slicwn in these dainty
materials are lavishly displayed here
this spring in all this eeaeon"s novel-i
ties. We’ve everything you desire in
the deer goods in bands. laces. iestoon
inseitions and all overs. 3c. to 35c.
per yd. -
New   Ribbons. K
225 »tyies of Piire_Silk Fa.ncv___and
P-aiu Ribbons, al! new S_pring_cnloriii_g
im-liiding the new pastel |liau’e_s`tli'at
are in such great demand; new S r`p e,
crepoos, ribbons. new hemsiiiolied
effects. new cordedges, etc. 6 incheg
'"'ArtRoss ‘
A Millar “J
H<.MeDona1d, Dundas _
Lfllorrison. _ Bridgetown
Ronald J. McKenzie, Dundas
Mrs .D Nicholson, “ ~
Flora A McDonald “ _
D L and D S _ Bridgetown
Wm Henry Ward
John Smith
albert Jfnkins
eorge ones
Nathaniel Gay 1
George Carver
Samuel Gay
Henry Wood
Mrs F H Campbell ‘
Mrs A P- Inge ‘
Richard Carver
J as B Jones
Robt Enmau 1
David Jones ‘
Daniel Brown
Frederick Boyce
A A Moore
W E Smith
Frederic Pratt
Jos? Jardine _
W _.Judson-
Albert Gay
Layton Jones
J R Brown
Jacob Weatherbie
esseassssssseeeeees§§§§§§§_
JasE Sentner _ _ _ __
Pownal Sporting Club and Ride Asso-
--1--I
Total $44 352
-George Goff Woodville 1 00
John T Poole ‘° 1 00
Jas. N. Stewart “ \ 1 00
Cornelius Moran Newport 25
Angus Steele, “ 25
Roderick Steele. “ 25
Duncan Campbell “ 25
Roderick Campbell “ 50
John Moran “ ' 50
Thos Henderson “ 50
Innocent Campbell “ 50
lMrs. Rodk Steele “ 25
Daniel Steele “ 35
Philip Sloane ‘ ‘ 25
John A. Campbell “ 25
Angus McIntyre “ ' 50
Joseph Steele “ 10
Bernard McLean DeG1'os Marsh 10
D. F. McDonald, Newport 50
Total, _
Subscription from Day Lodge at'
Newport; proceeds of a lecture
given by Rev. W. C. Matthewsfor 5 ____
' /.0
fl)
Q)
00
O
the Lodge
Collected by Martha Brown, teacher,
_ l
Jas Mollillan -  13, 
' ti (proceeds concert) 16 25.
lagraocalds Military Dance ' 5' 85)*
,[ John Large, West Devon
1
John Robertson '50
Henry Nelson Toombs/ 25
L Toombs 25
John Wyand 20
Silas Wyand s 25
John Toombs
Edmund Toombs
Annie B Fraser 1
Robert Wyaud
W G Houston
Robert Gillespie
Francis Mitrp y
Nelson Orr
James Snowie
Charles Wyand .
Samuel Wyand
Wm Orr
John Moffatt
Martha Brown `
~SS_SSS§S,§SS3~’S_§3
Total $10 75
John_Kiokham SourisWoet‘ - $100
»Georg‘eLeslie ` “' '
ssnnuunixnsess
Jas.A Melanie  'West-
 McQundé A ‘
1 f_n'McLa.reu ‘ “
Howard Leslie “
i “A Boer” “
AJ McDonald Glenwood
Total f P
Henry Ritchie -
William McNeil
Cephas Grigg V
Daniel Pridham
1 James G-rigg 25
John Crozier _ 10
Edward Morsliead 25
Mrs. Edward Moreshead 25
Stephen Chisholm ' 5
John Clark 5
George Large ,
Collector
ii 
11 Wm E Leard
Frank Burdett _
Sym yi athiscr ‘ ‘
Mohican “
E McEwen “ _
A C Shaw Dundas
McKay Bros Bridgetown
»-»-- i-»»-more Q
eeseese ¢ ee
Bridgetown
Mayfield:
1 Frank Andrew
W W Rodd
Wellington Houston
Wm Fraser
Wm Moffatt
John Houston
Geo. Houston
Mrs John Fraser, Sr
John Arthur _
SSSSSSSSS
_ He found Doan’s Kidney Pills
` a prompt cure for pain in
_ the back and hips.
eessful scieniiic treatment of stammering.
Professor
pam his
Prof. I. E. Clark, a, cut of whom appears
bg;-¢, is well known on account of his suc-
_ Wm McLeod,
Win Nicholson, Dundas
J M Nicholson “
;J D Matheson ' “
' J R Campbell “
J as M:Doua1d Bridgetown
N S and C E Ross _ ‘~‘
Mr and Mrs L E Ross “
_Geo W Ross
PRUF. U|.liilK’S STATEMENT.
` Kidney Pills. With what success we will
permit him to tell in the following letter,
which was written from Wellington, Ont.:j
For some months, in fact for. years, but
across my baclgwhicfaprevented me get-
tingproper nights' rest. No matter how-_
M¢°un'o1".(-)rz‘Bél@o¢  
that e,recau_oing-such a in
ws_eli_-good counters.
,and newer`_psiterne, with the
vector in volume- than emi
We will .start thc most
'.2. d._ ;` 
"ide 6 to 88° Pu! *selling ot Musliii oliiie ye§r_.
' ii ~ _   
BSSSS 8 SSSSSSSSS
-41
ossgossss
more especially for a few months past, 1,
have had 3 constant in in my hips~andf’
  lliilln llllltliid:
'  .~;~=~»-1 ~ .' -i ..
__ _  . , i.,._, ,,
A More of those- swell
Total _
Collected by J., E. "Douglas,
Hill School District:
~ Benjanf C
ED&8BnMc l ‘
W Albert Ootlln _
HBIIIY 0%!!
Thomas D'Comn '
"William Henry Douglas
 ensrss.   
_Collected by teacher of Souns Westm 3_Dhn_,3__,H_°, d

,__ _..__.__ ___
_ . `
_ Collected i_n'fNcrth‘ Lake by M. A.
- Benjamin Morrow 5
_§tewnr§An_der_son -
1 amos .Dmgwoll
- C C. Dinzwell
A W Morrow
,Bessie Fraser
] _E B Morrow
J Mrs E D Fraser
E D Fraser ~
E J Baker -
Jas H Baker
1 am
?1peCa.s  _
3 Wallacelliraser
Li-vin§§t_one Morrow
D Mc nald '
Jas McDonald
‘Mrs Benjamin Morrow
` M A Dunbar
Bayiield, P. E. I.:
James McFarlane, Priest Pond,
Vincent McCormack “ V
Arch’d N McPhee, Bayfield,
Ronald P McDonald; “ _
Alex McDonald “
Matthew Rose, Priest Pond,
Angus McAulay, Bagfgl,
Angus G Campbell ` t Pond
John McEa.chern, “
'PJ Cam bell Cam bel.l’s Cove,
P » P
Mary Campbell,
John McDonald, Bayfield,
Jos McEachen' “
Mrs James _M.cEachem, Priest Pond,
A Friend ‘
Tlios Keays, Campbe11’s Cove,
D J Campbell, f‘
Mary Campbell “ J `
Jerome McEachern, Inlet,
James McEachern,_ _ ‘.‘
_Jos Rose; Price; Pond, dd,
cs _ McDonell , Bayi
John McPhee, “
John McDonald, “
5  J H1wdonald,_PrieSt Pond,
¢Chas Cam bell "0
in w whim, iiayaeia, _
‘ Total ~ #7 00
Aznonntfaekhd to date 88,810.50
Imiglitturntogetreliet’itwasofnoavail.é115'  ~ 'J ' < -
,iadviscd totake' Doatfs Kidney ls.
bought _one box ,ef_the.Pi_llx and before
had  it every Fgrtielo of the
‘ leh me audi  ree from all
troubles as though I hndnever
I am in th with
who pains or  to
and slmll  much
r_eeommen&ng I1__\§,n’s Kidney
if ¥Sil»°4) I-,E-
_We recommend Deeds Kidney
treatment of baekache, lame
 Brighfs 
‘ ness under the es,
23” feet and ankles, 
¢y¢8, m¢mO;"y;
urine grave ‘
'of ciiiiami and
dmwey feeling, etc.
fail. But.
Deeds, as substitutes and
always
SIU'
I tried‘di8_'ereut'remedies, but they were 
llittleel'  I Went tp tl§ eforo l:|ere_-§»__ _
roi? day nodlasibd what remedy would _be__€__; _ APRIL ah
th best for mycgnpiaint, and ia-sig:  _ _ _ _ GOLDEN TEX-,£_
‘ ` Like as a. father pitieth his children
the Lord pitieth them that fear
103. 13.
LESSONHELPS.
Mount.
A
Matthew that the 
cent:urion’s 
the disease is called
was probably a dangerous
fever.
“When he
S.
e
g| l-5 l\*F‘
8 sees
il?
assa§§ssssas§e§ss§s
iinderme soldiers --“l
lore and over
9 lllarvciled
tion. ‘I
feoted by e
tromtlie plone
Collected by H. W. Nelson, teacher, '""'
expose
-Sunday School Lesson
1. “All his sayings”-The Sermon
‘ lv A 9 tn
2.“ certain centurions eervan
was the commander of a
menintlieltomenarmy, as a cep-
is in ours. His “smwnnt
“Dear unto him"-We
t
heard of
new .