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will heal and strengthen the lungs
cure cold and stop the cough.
Klux S1- $t°fe. Toronto. “wi "WF 5°” North American Life Assurance Co. ha
lots of Shiloh, and we recommend it t_ ,
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an-_ Join-son, Manager c_ pantets &¢°__ has been Prince County agent for the
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left me with sore lungs and a bad co_ug
Shiloh completely cured me. Shiloh is
rwvv
a
druggiata in Canada and United States a.
25c 606 01.00 a bottle. In Greet Brite
~at1s. au. as. ad.. and 48. 6<l~ A PHD
guarantee goes with every bottle. If yo
are not satisfied go to your dru¢‘¢l8t a
get your money back.
Write for illustrated book on Contain
sent tpyou free. S. C. Wellaaco., Toronto.
Shllolrs Consumption Cure is sold by ll ANOTHER °”°"'m°m °f Shawl “pe
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Weak lungs sooner or later mean
The Latest News From
T Prince County.
I. O. O. F.-REGULAR meeting of Prine
Degree.
and Mrs. Frank Glydon.
Mn. George H.Lord who for some year
- for P. E. Island of the Temperance and
General Assurance Co of Toronto.
rants odds and ends.--McGougan
Wr ght. _ 7 li
her appearance willbe somewhat changed cent Di\P@I‘ read bl' Fatll9l` Burk
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWABU'ISIiAKD;.FlBRULRY 7 IU!
[continued from fifth page]
Father Burke struck a timely note in
his thoughtful paper Tm Forestry, and a.
very interesting discussion followed.
which was joined in by the visiting Pru-
fessors of the Experimental Farms. the
members of the Government and others.
The lesson of the paper was to impress
upon the public mind the need for the
Government to adopt some practical course
to preserve our beautiful and valuable
forests. The paper dealt with the almost
complete destruction of our woods and
showed what losers we would be as a
people, not only in an agricultural een e,
S
Edwud Lodge’ No 22 this evening. Ftrs: but in a climactic, hygienic, aesthetic and
commercial one as well. The influence of
forests on our climate was forcibly set
` Miss Flessie McDonald of St. Eleanor-s. forth: the necesslly for 5 Drop" UWWT'
, is visiting in Margate, the guest of Mr.
tion between our fields and forests in the
interest. of agriculture was made as clear
S as day, the terrible exposure" ot the Pro-
vince to devastating winds, etc. set forth
f
S in suitable terms. The Rev. gentleman '
I. iU‘llC**f@d Che “\"~*°|"“=` h°i“8` ¢U1P1°Y°fl_ the opinion there are great things in store
elsewhere for the protection and exten-
sion ofthe forests. He called upon the
Government to reserve the remnant of
5» our public lands for purposes of afforesta-
g *»S='0l"~¢"l lm*-i-€l`l1S *md P¢`l°°S- De* WU* tion and to take measures to encourage
` linem. napkins. lace curtains. Crelons. the farmers ofthe Province to protect and
d\‘=’D€¥`Y 11N1f°1`l*\|S Of *ll kinds- Ne” 8005! increase the proportion of' their wo
f‘l'~‘i"lY1¥ ‘li1llY, Spffillil b'\1`8°~i“S in 1`¢m' lands, to plant wind breaks, hedges and
3C clumps of trees about their stcadings and
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tion of the people must occur. Upon be'
~ ing asked foran opinion as to the best
kind of tree Prof. Macouu said that the
Norway spruce le lamely used in Ontario
for shelter belts. The growth of Nor-
way spruce is very rapid. Of course in
plaoinga shade belt the exposed side of
Mr. Joseph Wise thought that the
but he was of the opinion that if many
kinds of trees are used, insects are at-
tached and a great deal of harm is a
result. -
Premier Farquharson in answer to the
question of how much land is owned by
the Government said that there is a pre-
wailing idea of securing forest for wood
purposes. The Government had, how-
ever. lost more than could be imagined in
the neglect of horticulture. Ile had mot
with Hon. Sydney Fisher and Pro .
Robertson a few days ago, and he was of
for the people of this Province. He asked
that the Association would submit any
points in the form of a resolution to the
Government and he would bring- it up for
consideration.
Hon. Benj. Rogers, Minister of Agri-
Od' culture. was present and took part in the
discussion. He expressed himselfias
doubtful about the suggestion made h
thus b°““tlfY» enrich and fend?" l1\°Y¢ Mr. Robertson. It has frequently occur-
-` Carr. John L. Read will have charge of Pl°°5‘"`*bl° “fe *m°“¥S_t U5- I .red that owing to the retaining of snow
the steamer Frank C. Batt, the Bedeque Al' l-he °°f‘°l\15l°n °f U19 D892
_ Y' on the public highways, the removalgi of
ferry next summer. Considerable improve- pmt' Ma°°““' `exDf9S3ed hlmiiilf
8** trifes has been demanded. '
P» `of spruce on the sides of the roads. He
 e..e.t. ..e..e t.e..:' ment will be made on the steamer and highly pleased with -thc* mlnmm' Ml"--W8-llel' SlUlDS0U ¢0l\d€l!11l€d the _BSC
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- By9 ` l'st _
- PAINLBSS Dé1\'TlSt'I`ll.Y by use of
Q electricity or by the_ Berlin
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Method.
ODERN |11-INTISTRY, crown and
bridge work (both without pain).
ARTll:=_l(Z;IAL TEETH-We make all
in s.
'teeth extracted without pain.
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ferry will continue to increase.
Tas auditors of the school accounts
Messrs. D. K.‘Gurrie and J. S. Hinton
have foundthe-thanks correct and repo
expenditure forthe year amounted
$2463.72. The enrollment of the thre
schools is 500. Aswill be seen this place
the average cost ofedueation at $4.92
the ensuing year:-A. S. McKay, Presi-
dent; J. M. Ciark.G. W. ,Warren, R
Llewellyn. The Associationhas arran
;i.i__________. 4 .m._._.._ l'__-
FOUR NEW PICTURE S i
In 13 Beautiful Colors, Size of each
16x22, Quite New and exceed-
ing Handsome.
 t A ' M°ny llenuliftll
U  n pictures of this
subject have been made. but none can '
compare with ours in beauty. ln tne '
centre of the angry waves stavlds the
"CROSS OF CHRIST" the “ROCK OF
AGES." A fe male figure is struggling
togain refuge on the rock where the
“wee areal Rest.” _
  I | Tvroiittle ramb-
_ »   | lirgchildrenare
rambling along and suddenly come
upon a precipice; A beautiful Guardian
Angel lovingly protects them from
danger.
lord's Supper! _?...;‘;“*.‘i§.?§.§:;
our dear Lord and all His Apostles.
‘ Yfheprcparatozyworlr of this picture
; 'cost :Iver oo.
$4
‘ ‘ ° Our dear
llllnsl in the Garden l L... ...
(are His Crucid-xiou In the background
we see the sleeping disciples.
'lhese pictures are well w0_'tb $1
each. 'ro introduce them we will send
the entire lot for 80 cents! or any one
for 25 cents. \Vholesa'e price to agents
iz for Sl.“!5;::525 for $3.263 50 for $6.
ron for $1 l. Write to-day to
Home Novelty Mfg Co., [Dept 355 C.
P. O. Box 5x8, Chicago.
ec z8d& I -
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If
- given by Rev. W. H. Smith, of which du
notice will be given.
Summersidei Sehoel Board was held in
`; o‘clock. All the members were present
but only routine work was done. The
Supervisor`s Report showed that the
enrolment for January was 418, the aver-
" age attendance 359 and the percentage S6.
The visitinglcommittee Dr. McLellan and
J. M. Clark reported that they had visi-
ted the schools during thc month and had
_ found everything in a satisfactory con-
dition. . -
 
CATLRRH PHLLANTHROPY.
This is  it operates: Mr. Thomas
Sissons,-' of Pearl Lake, Que., had suffered
from Catarrh foryoars, and being informed
by his father,,wbo,had found Catarrhoaone
alone was th,e~only positive cure for that
disease. he forthwith commenced its use
and before long was entirely rid _ef his
former enemyixfT_il;t;n by means, of 
i antbrp  Pfwere rmanen
llured of Ca#-rb for Mr. Sissoplss sent each
of them a complete Catan-hoaone outfit.
and states they would not now part with
them for twice their cost. He -says a
great deal more about the merits of this
preparation, but his action in' sending for
six outfits for friends stands for convic-
tion that he has discovered a remedy of
superlative value. Druggists all sei Ga-
tarrhozone; ask them to let you try it.
We guarantee every dollar outfit to ,cure
A`“W I
Weak Stomach
often stubbornly opposes the te-
feutien et ,certain iemediais es-
rentu-l to the treatment of many
discs.-es. Citen a care is retarded
'and wen made impossible by this
-oppofiion. Therefore in ie im-
perative, in order to overcome this
obstacle, that the remedy must be
accept able to the stomach.
Plllll Plllilll llllllllllll
of Cod L'vcr Oil ii aperflc ly
emul_-ihed prod uct ef Pure Cod
Lver Oil cimbined with Hypo-
phovpixites of Lime and S :da with
’}uait c l, The repugnant odor and
tarts of the til is entinly di -
guished and the preparation ren~
dered palatable and acc -ptable to
the mo~t senfinive stomach. It ii
all the more v duable in such cases
forthe reason that it cirrccis the
disorders arising from impaired
digestion, which has weakened the
stomach. It is a splendid general
tonic and tones up the system,
producing a normal appetite and
producing new strength and
healthy flash,
504: Per Bottle. All Dragglats.
--Manufactured by-
HATTIE .se mvuus,
HALIFAX, N. S2 ‘
ford, Con. `l',T. S.
by the upper wheel house being taken B‘~`f‘3f1`°h¢‘°fl“8tll9 PHP" he WM “Bde
off. Under the new nanagement there is fb* 'mD"¢9Sl0¥\ "IDU I-¥f€Hf~0I` S9800 was re~ froads as was th, case in many party cf
nodoubt but that the popularity of thc5€1"»'¢'i f°1' “’00d€fll land-‘ In Ontari
__ h . ‘k f. he-'S836 , Mrf W. F. ~ _
~hf.`§1`.n°..°p._'..s»f.:i§ly. ri.. pat- "’°" °‘°“““" ‘°“*“‘-"““1f*’*°-°“““”‘°" “°~°f@~“°"~ H=."°~.' °f. 1*” °v‘°*<>=»-
to
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Tun followingare the oillc ers elected at ing Father Burke upon the thoughtfu
the annual meeting of the Y-_ M. C. A.for paper read, thought that perhaps it did
. H.
Campbell, Vice-presidents; Treasurer, J.
D. Goes; Sec'y, D. Gordon; Executive ing of moisture he thought the presen
Com., John McArthur, T. C. Baker. Wm. summers are more damp than in years
KG
Tm: regular monthly meeting of the
their rooms  Tuesday evening at 7.30
_Mr. Edward Bayfield after compliment-
not go far enough. Nearly all the fofest
land in this Province is owned by private
individuals. ‘With regard to the retain~
past audit was not necessary to talk
d - _
for n course iof lectures to be given during about retaining trees on that score. He
the \\ inter. l The opening address will be had some experience with shade trees and
e he found that they improverisbed the soil
surrounding the trees on the outskirt of
his orchard, and of course improverished
the trees and the quality of the fruit.
Father Burke thought that if the
Crown lands were allowed to grow up in
.forests it would eventually be a great
I benefit to the country. There are a. large
fnnmber of acres of land now in the
possession of the Government rhat are
almost valuelees in the Province in their
ppresent condition, bdtrif properly cared
for could be made valuable. i
Mr. J. S. Clarke referred at length to
the revenue derived by ot%r countries
from the proper care of the forest.
Mr. John Rtbertscn would like to are
the government passing a law to protect
those who would plant. trees along the
roadside. He was strongly in favor:of
on anne-ating the fronts of farms with
,ornamental trees, At the present time
farmers who ornament the front of their
farms are subject to the rdad super-
viscr. In the province of Ontario the
farmers and owners oflandsare eneour-‘
aged by the Government and are relieved
of their statute labor if they plant so
many trees and beautify the roads in
front of their farms-
Mr. .!ames_-I. ,McCallum azreed. with
Mr. Bayfield in regard to the climate and
also agreed with Father Burke. At tlie
resent time this Prev
p _ _ , inco is reaping the
Catarrh, Bronehitis and Asthma. Small fruits Of ti fire which swept the country
sm-.,~2.so.; an-ini sent for ion. by N. Gs ab<>ut40 were use and which destroyer!
Poison 8; Co. Kingston, Canada., or Hart- U19 0l¢l¢f Wi’-lb t
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Boston Polish
for Hardwood
Floors
is the best floor polls
made.
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McDONALD 6 MARTIN
HAIRIBTIRI.
Eolicitara, Notaries rablic &c. l(oney`to I
loan.
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I' also deplored the narrowing up of the
0 ` the Province. ‘
where forests are scattered the streams M,-_ Jpgm yewsan endorsed an that had
div ur andthe ¢r°i>= are not nearly as] been saidby Father Btn-ke.~ He dia ppt
 3605- The protecting of trees`h~=1i>s to re -tliiiik that forests attract more moista
rg tain snow and this protects plant li e` ‘
. which ` such i t ‘
from the clousls but the forest cer
f
15 . In l!_\l_l0!`_l;l!l.¢ litem- _H2 taiuly alc‘s in holding the moisture, wldch
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_for the preservation of the forest. Ho black walnut couldbegrown toadvanye
5\5° d1`€W 55595510” 10 UW Cllllilfllv-U in this province and it would certahlly
8 Forestcrs'Aasociation and advised those
per present to become members of the Associ- paper wg; gh" discussed by M1-_
pupil ation by the payment of a one dollar fee.
be a paying investment. Father Burke s
John F. Baker, Jas. Guard, A. Moore and
others. f
l A vote- of thanks was then tendered
,Father Burke. V
t Prof. Macoun followed speaking of fnlit
growing. Owing to the storm . in the
` evening the program was not oarriedout.
if Prof. Robertson grve a short talk tothe
4 few who had gathered. `
_i.__.¢_._._.
FELT THE HEALING POWER.” -. _
Mrs. Crawford, of Oromoeto, N. B; has t
aliar Jy,way of Describing Her Experience
0 eouotrro. N. B; Feb. 4. -This com-
munil y has seldom seen such a remarkable
case of pain and distress so promptly
cured as that of Mrs. Wm. Crawford, of
Oromocto. The good lady thus relates the
history of her case: “For a long time ,I
; have been ill with kidney and liver ` in-
glaint which caused a frightful Lain i§omy
» ck extending lp between my shoul ere.
"My phyeicial and nervous system was l-
so affected that I became very weak _ My
blood seemed to laek vitiality. Two boxes
of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me. I felt ,
their healing power from the very ilrut
and I know that no other medicine
instrumental in making the cure, fer I
took no other. Dodd`s Kidney Pills are
wonder ,
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CYCLISTS AT THE FRON'I`._
CAPE Tow sr, Feb. 1.-The useful-
ness of cyclists at the front is increasingly
evident and several of the irregular corps
are having special cyclists squads attached
The cyclists of t-he Prince of Walesl-llv.A't~e
number 50, and those of Qhe Scottish ,
‘_ Horse 50. The other corps will have.
isimilar strong detacliments. _ i
._l¢.¢¢__i_.
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TO 170 tihaish.
- - t cime' oi tment on-tain
;Prof. R*i»whfri.son_sa|d_>that. there 1:-:no-_V  ang BMS?  _“ch
' ._» - .~ ~ """‘**;f_“"" t -an ever orm o ehlnl.
~» . ‘lop cas MAKE 'rms TEST. _ ,,,£,?,,,g,{,dm,,,,,&in&gié3
You can find out if the kidneys are  , in modailybergéahaduask yan;-39131,.
elogzed. deranged and diseased- Hove sm winemyenmkefif. You can ussxespa
you backaclie or a. weak, lame hack? Do getgour money back it not cured. me a box. at
you have pain or dihicultyiin urinating ori all etlers o1'ED\¢nDoN.B4'1'E3& C0..Ttl°onl'»0.
a too frequent desire to urinate? Are- I
there deposits like brick dust iu the urine Drl Ghasqs 
after it has stood for 24 hours? If you
- have any of these symptoms not a moniem _
Kidney-Liver Pills, the world's szieates
lgidney cure One pill a. dose, 25 cents,
ox.
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5
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, H Cheapest
Surest and
E Most Satisfactory
Family Medicine and Cure for all
Diseases ofthe Blood. Liver, Kidneys
and Stomach. 200 Days Treatment
only $1.00 and your money back if
not cured. Send for our hook all
_Free Sample. Not soltl by lmiggists.
Address alllettcrs to '
JDAHNA IIEIIDEIISDIU'
AGENT
Euston Street. Charlottetown, '
THE RIVAL HERB C0.. Proprietors
New York. Denver. Montre= 1
Oct 27 raw and w 3m.
should be lost in obtaining Dr. Chn.-e's
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THB KING ro_ Loan rerrct-isrzsn. 3;
Loxpox, Feb. 1.-Kina Edward has
sent the following despatch _to Lord
Kitchener-“One of the Queen’s last in-
quiries was after yourself and the gallant
army underyour co nmand."`
MQLE _\1\"S _VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUI-‘ist.he same safe, pleasant and
effectual remedy for children as when in
troriucctl years ago. The first \\`orm
Syrup was McLean`s, beware of iniitations
get theoriginal and Gjpnuine McLean's
Vegetable \Vorm Syrup. U
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,torrmi at   into
t, ” _DEN’l`lS‘l".
'over Mutrlieafs llrug Sion
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SUl'lI`lERSlDE.
ty Pllllw Emilia hr the out strata. _-_.._T.___
Mémgloiréda of General and Anmeltbetig I
` _C'°W° “mi Bnfige work aspecialty. A E  35 U l[\90\l\¢ Telpk,
Plates, Vnlcanim, Metal and Aluminum-
im.
_ _Dooom ipaunab cy., `
_A.rw.  nfs? f "
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` disputingthe _fact that the _air which.
 ii.   . M.  - -
upon the crop, He believed that ln the ‘ ‘ 7
preservation oftheforeeta the same educa~ g
‘Ibis neon was the int uae lg QM
introduce White Goode Sales, and el\¢\*g bf
great. showing if White Goods every yup;
Sentner, HcL°od & 00. have spared Q
year te make the greatest shoving over Q
the orchard should receive the protection. C
OU ll IO ll
adoption ofashelter belt is a good thing, U I
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The values are
we have ever URI#
_ 1000 it
heveyultwleh
the 59%! ill
shown imported
the inaanhetaren
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Ladies white will-Yell evltjtlillj If
Linens, Sheetmgl, Pillow Cloth, Tllili,
Embroxderiel, Laces, ete etc.
No such a showing WI* ” 1* _
No nach valnelavsrallehigget the
leading WM
.rr s r su. we mf-gang-in
ae e 0:6 ezel :
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Suoceaaere fe leer “'00,
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This is a sple id list of good
I know each pro tty and the
fcrm the com nies l
first class an the
best in the
have a deal on
of thous ands o
will b nelit
he withdrawn
Soi: here is time 5
O d Gold rnd i mroee have strtt
0110 paper s ya Ol Gold caeabip
titres, and P .tn a "can ip
grass roots "
Comstock is a mat v»-llous o
carrying Gold Stl Copper and
have had assays mg over $100 to
from this ledge hi; ig png gf the
the new compam
There ts no ri about this sort of
Investment I ha e thoroughly
these properties they are in my
AA". absolutely safe yon nn; g
 _ ,  _ E - ,_ _._ _ ~ . ~ _ _ ° investment, get in this list. ti
The Rob
involves some
and all
the
th :udeal ltlmpm
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