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T ~ / Y _ W _*_ _--Y t-Mv`_” ,
CHAMBERLAIN
SENDS MESSAGE
To the Canadian People Saying Tariff Reform
Must? Win and Movement was Never Fuller
of Promise Than it is at Present
Moment.
Losnoiv, May l7-(Spceiail)-By F. li. | possible.
llosmer who sails tomorrow, Mr.Chamber-
lain sends the following message to the
Canadian pebple:
“llon't for one niomentsuppose that i or
tliose with me have abated one jot of our
enthusiasm for, and our deteriiiination to
carry imperial and fiscal reform.
“lt is the one question for every thinking
i-lugllshman and must and will win,
probably more quickly than now seems
TllllllNTil   NEWS
UN  lllllllll
'l‘onoN'ro, May 10.-The News says
editorlally this evening: “Sir Wilfrid
Laurier does well to appoint a special
parliamentary committee to inquire
into charges of extravagance in pro-
visioning the sh'p Arctic. The contents
of the steward's cupboard were extensive.
Indeed, some members of the
opposition calculated that goods
charged for could not have been
placed aboard the ship without swamplng
her. Articles for amusement included 17
dozen packs of cards and 10 cheekerl
boards the latter at $5.00 each. It soenis`
n pity: that the department of murine and
fisheries did not engage n dramatic stock -
company to produce some standard plays
during the voyage. In this way, perhaps,
a couple of checker boards might not
have been necessary."
MINEHS Hllll SVEITY
NNHHTW TSETPE
Gi.1.u1-:B/iv, May ld.-A nearly fatal
nccidenthoccuretl at No. 2 colliery today.
Five men were coming up in the man
cage when the engineer in charge of the
hoislingcnglneliy an overwind let the
cagego up to the pulleys l:'>fl feet. it
turned over, the men grasping tho ropes.
ami two were injured slightly. With a
full cage, as often occurs, some of the
men would undoubtedly have been
thrown out for rope to cling to, and would
have fallen 1,000 feet to thc bottom oi tae
shaft.
fiheumalism.
Why suffer from this pa uful maiady
when one application f: dhnmberlain`s
l’ain Balm gives relief? liundi-cds of
grateful people testify i0 the niaiilmll
power oflliisjromedy ovcr rheunratism.
a`oi-sal by al di-uggists.
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EM H333 EH
our rar:
“Slater Slioc”
“SLATER SHOES”
“SLA'l`ER SHOES”
The nobbiest shoes in
;own, $3.50, $4.00' $4°5O~
5oo. _
Leatliiers--patent, kid and
box calf.
tourist Last.
lsunion Last,
Army Last,
Rational Last.
.Fit any foot. They 2°*
the style, comfort and wear.
  llms.
Sole Agents for P. E. I.
“At the moment a big majority stands
iikalnst us in Parliament, but that
majority was only made 'possible by
divergent causes and interests that
cannot be reconcitod and held together.
“My battle-cry is Tariff Reform and
the movement was never fuller uf promise
than now."
Ile expressed a strong desire to visit
Canada, but says his duty lies at heme.
Bltlifll THTN THE
llllEll]NlUlTHT
W1\snrNri'/rox, May in-Shall the
U. S. have a battleship the peer, if not
superior of any battleship in the World,
was the question which presented itself
tothe house today when the further
consideration of naval appropriations
was resumed.
The firsf. paragraph undcr “increases of
the navy" provides for an appropriation
of $fi,00fl,000 for a battleship to be superior
to the Dreadnought under construction
for the liritisb navy, exclusive of
armament and armour.
The fight. against this provision was
preclpated by Mr. Burton of Ohio, who
moved to Strike out the paragraph.
Mr.\Vllliam (Miss), the minority leader,
satiricnliy suggested an amendment, that
in view of the British having decided to
name their sea. monster the Dreadnought
the American sea monster he named
Skeered o`Notbin', as being typical of
the national spirit; that on its com-
pletion the captain in command be
authorized to challenge the Dreadnought
to a duel l'outrance (to the death) and that
the president and his cabinet, with the
cxeeption of the secretary of agriculture,
who is it non-combatant, be invited to
places on the quartcrdecl: as evidence of
the strenuous life, the sen fight to take
place ofl` Newport.
Minard’s Llnimeni Cures Dnndruff.
l
Smith Premier business was nevc
better than this year. Last year proved
its superiority over all comers more than
any other year.-A. Milne Fraser. Halifax
' l7d3i
Condensed Advertisements
(Too late for Classification.) Y
wTAN'fI§ll.-A young colored boy to
run boot-black chair. Apply to
Moore 8: Cantwell, Barbers. T
\fAN’l`El).- A girl for general house-
\/ work. Must sleep at home. Apply
to Mrs. Lewis Il. Beer upper Illllsbor-
ugh St, i i7dlwpd
lllfl Ellllllllllli
1 ...l
'Mav Resign His Pastorate 'in
Si. Andrews Toronto to
Join Facullv.
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anparently wcll founded is current to the
effect that Dr.Milligan of old St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church has asked to be
relieved in order that he may accept an
offer to join the facnlty of Edinburgh
University, his Alina Mater.
He is at present in Edinburgh.
LITST lIHllEllTEN
Nlll ‘TET Elllllll
All Hope Abandoned After
Davs and Nights of _
Eager Search.
S1\cxv11.r.n, May 17.-(Special)-AL
though men and women have been stead-
ily searching for the lost Creamer children
at Bayfield, not the slightest clue to their
whereabouts has been discovered and all
hope has been abandoned.
lIllElIlNlTEll ill
wnrnwuii
LoNnoN, Eng. May 16-By a simple mls-
adventure. the first of its kind ever
recorded in this country, a doctor practic-
ing in a town near manchester has be-
come the victim of a peculiar and pain-
ful inoculation.
While breaklnga tiny phial containing
lymph for the purpose of vaccinating an
infant, a particle of the class flew up and
struck him on the pupil ofthe eye, and
adhering to the glass fragment was an
almost microscopic quantity of calf's
lymph. The doctor realized the danger
of vaccination to which he was exposed,
and immediately bathed his eye. So
tender, however, is the skin of the eye
that the glass made a minute scratch. A
day or so afterward the usual symptoms
which follow inoculation gradually
appeared. \
The pain and discomfort which or-
dinarily arlse from the operation in this
instance are acutely aggravated, and he
is goin'g through exactly the some process
I as if he had been vaccinated on the arm.
, He cannot sleep and in consequence the
eye is never at rest, but it is out consider-
.ed likely that the sight of the unfortunate
doctor will be impaired.
doufhl, colds, lnncnoll. and other lured
ailments are quickly relieved by Oreeolono
tablets. ten coats mr box. All drnllililb
l
WAN'Fiii) T() iiUY~-A second hand
sct of light driving harness in good
condition. Parties having some for sale
will please apply to The Guardian _Oiilce.
_ 1Sfl:ii_
EMEMHER.-'1`liat everybody reads
R/ a morning puperns thc news is then
fresh and up-io-date, and that
at. some tim; I durinlg are dst'
ever bod is i ey to vu 18.80° "
ndveyitiseyrii while their mind hi still bright
and active.
BOUT YOUR IIOLID`AYf--'l`rY
A. l’rince Edward Island. hinest sum(
mer cliniatc in America. Fishlnit. bath-
ing, sailing, rowing, etc. Cool nights, no
fog. Ilotci rates moderate. Free descrip-
tive matter for a. postal.-Tourist Asso-
intlon, Charlottetown, Prince Edward
sland, Canada.
fy rom nunivs N
AND si=n.AiNs
Thcro in nothing quibc
as good its 2 : : :
EMPIRE _
LINIMENT
Many years' use for all purposes
ln\.spro\‘arl that it is un inval\1~
ulilcliousclioldroniody . . . ,
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‘Price - - - - 25ceuts
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Insurance ou Hulls,
ofthe world
prompt attention.
Charlottetown
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teaxnships
Cargoes and Freiglit ef-
fected at the lowest current rates. ‘
Sterling Certificates issued, payable in all parts
Oiderslby lettér, telephone or telegraph receive
Hyndmadn & Co.,
Marine Un erwriters,
, P. E. Island,
Agency at Halifax, N. S.-6o Bedford Row.
llH.` MllLll§lN ENTNL ITESHLT
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Two Men Ouarrel About a
Girl, Fifzht and Both
Drown.
Tonoivro, May 17-(Special)-A report,l Fear WILLIAM, May I7.-(Special)-As
the result of a feud, two men, Isadore
Bouchard and W. A. Armstrong are dead
in Helen Lake, north shore of Lake Supe
rlor.
Some weeks ego they had a quarrel over
a girl and have been sworn enemies since.
Tuesdnylast they set out together in a
canoe and when half a mile from shore
theycngaged in a deadly hand to hand
fight.
The canoe was overturned but they
clambererl on the bottom and fought tooth
and nail for ncnrly half an hour when one
sank and a minute later the other toppled
from the canoe and disappeared.
Mlll]EllN "BABES
IN THE Wllllll'
S1\ckvri.L|-:,N.B. May 10.-For three
days and three nights the woods inthe
vicinity of Peacock settlement, the parish
of Botsford, have been searched for
Ralph and Ollie, the little children of
John Creamery, but so far without
result. Thelittle Ones were last seen at
the edge of the woods about six o`clock
Sunday night, but though the alarm was
'given shortly after their disappearance no
itrace of them has so far been discovered.
From fifty to seventv-five men and boys
have joined in the search. Creeks and
bonds have been dragged for their bodies
but still the mystery remains unsolved.
The whole country round about Bayfield
is greatly exulted over the sad rf’f`alr and
all hopes of a safe discovery of the
children have been abandoned? 'The
parents ofthe children are almost frantic
with grief, and the case is exceptionally
sad.
BE DONE WITH CATARRH.
Why allow this filthy disease to poison
yoursystemf lt. drains your strength.
ruins digestion, poliutes the b¢=l\l»h.
makes you repulsive. 1he one certain
cure is “Cat.arrhozone," it cures because it
destroys the cause of the disease, cures
thoroughly because it goes wherever the
catarrh is, cures every case because
its vapor destroys the catarrh
germ nsiantly. To get well and
s free from Catarrh uetCatarrnozone
arnacluse it; satisfaction guaranteed.
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PHTIPHETS Pllfllllll
ENT] THE Wlllllll
I.<iNn0i\', May 10.--Terrible predictions
concerning what will happen to the poor
old earth during the next twenty-five
years were made the other day at Exeter
Hall. The prophets of disaster, a large
number of whom were clergyman, were
n attendance at "the prophetic and
second advent conference."
While they differed somewhat in dc-
tnils all agreed that the end of the world
was at hand. They were not quite sure
whether the final catastrophe will come
on May 2, 1020, or April il, llllli, but they
were quite sure that one of these dates
will prove to be the right one.
There can be no doubt that the world
has nearly outlived its usefulness, the
prophets declared. The wars and earth-
quakes which have afflicted it rccentlyare
proof positive and all that is required to
fuliilthese prophecies is the coming of
antichrist, who is somewhat unklndlv
indentified with Napoleon.
He will make his first political appear-
ance as the King of Syria, but in 1022 he
will attack and conquer France. Then
he will extend his rule»over the other
kingdoms.
There will be 10,000,000 christians in
the world at this time the prophets
declare, but evidently they will not all be
equally deserving of favor, for in i924 cr
ltiii 144,000 of them will be translated to
Heaven while the other9,8iitl,000 will be
transported to the desert near Mount
Sinai, where they will have to wait three
and n half years.
Members of the British Parliament of
that time are evidently to be a lot of
terrible sinners, for only n very few will
be found worthy of immediate transla-
tion. The Rev. M. Baxter declared that
the great majority of members of Parlia-
ment would be left. behind. `
CH ETS.
Onrcaco. Many--1_1 - (Special) '-
Corn April-. Com. Hay, 47§
Whose ‘ Mi when " say
Pork, Hay, $15.70 Pork, -Tan.. $15.75
TYPNHIIT ETSES  
IN SNNT JHHN
Board of Health investigating
the Milk aupplv of Those
infected.
S'r. Joan, May l7-(Special)-Three
new cases of typhoid fever were reported
this morning. This makes a total of
twenty one cases.
Yesterday the Board of Health ofiicers
instituted inquiries regarding the milk
supplied to those who‘are infected by the
Typhoid epidemic and by whom the milk
was supplied.
The Board are very anxious that the
real sourcé of the disease should be
discovered.
HHSSINN llllllll
PNSSES llllllESS
Sr. Pa1'EasuunG,May 17-(Special) -The
address in reply was adopted by the
Duma today substantially as presented.
The debate ended scnsationally by
discussion on the motion to insert in the
Address an appeal to the country to stop
political assassinatlons. This motion was
rejected.
Only five members refused to make the
Address unanimous.
President Mourcmtzlf will probably
present the reply to the Emperor today.
Castile Soap ln 2 lb bars at 15c per lb.
Best quality and handiest size at The
Red Cross Pharmacy.
MEANING lll
THE Nliillllllllllilll
Bos'roN,May ltl.-The true meaning and
significance of the name of Russia's first
Parliament are vividly explained by the
reply ofthe first peasant elected to that
body, when taunted by his adversary with
the sneer that he dldn't even know
what the Douuia meant. “The Douma,
replied the peasant, “is the Douma, and
for that reason you cannot belong to lt."
\Vhat the peasant meant to say was that
his opponent represented merely auto-
cratic authority, rather than intelligence.
In other words, Donnie literally means
though f.
» . L*'“V
ITSHING PHNHIE
SHHES llN HANDS
__._..¢.;-_
Suffered for a Long Time Without
Relief- Had Three Doctors- and f
Derived No Benefit-One Doctor
Was Afraid to Touch Them -
Soreness Disappeared and liands
Now Smooth After Application of
CUTICURA SOAP AND
CUTICURA OINTMENT
"For a long time I suffered with
sores on the hands which were itching,
painful, and disagreeable. bg had tfhreo
doctors and derived no uefit rom
any of them. One doctor said hc was
afraid to touch my hands, so you
must. know how bud they were; nu-
other said l'ncver could be cured; and
the third said the sores were caused
by the dipping of my hauiiis in \)\;ate§
in the d e-house where wcr .
saw in thd papers about the wonderful
curcs of the Cuticura Remedies and
prpicugzdsome o(f)_tltic C;lticu{z\ gpap
an nticura in men . n rec
da s oftcr the application of the
Cullicuru Ointment my hands began
to peel and were better. Tho sore~
ness disap ared, and they arc now
smooth angeclean, and I am sllil
working in the dye-house. `
“I stron ly* recommend Cuticurn.
Soap and (giticura Ointment to any
one with sore hands, and I hope that
this letter will be the means of help~
 °'l°'s““.:'°"' ”sn."av°ir'
rs. . <. aurer, ee .,
Chicago, Ill., July l. 1905."
_X-min
MOTHERS! M0-'l7llERS!
To know that a warm bath with
with Cuticura, the great S 'n _tInrc, aa
purest and sweetest of cmollic_ntS» Win
afford instant relief and refreshing sloep
to skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired and wom-out mothers. ‘ h
sold h Ili ld. Cnili-urn Reap. (lin msn
:ri 'rZrI;"i:'.n:.°r'a-:.~.:fr'.'.°i 
lull!! ll. U. .A1
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- Cuticura Soap and a single anoirftinggy
l'le Gives ills Personal
Have Power to l'iold
and M_ore Work
0'I"I`M\'A. May 17-(Special)-The
Senate was the centre of interest today
when Sir lilchsrd Cartwright made a
reform of the whole Canadian political
system both Commons and Senate.
He made it clear that he spoke as a
private member and reserved the right to
modify his opinion.
lle believed the Ifppcr Chamber was
useful nsaprotectlon for the smaller
Provinces and for the representation of
certain bodies which could not elect
members to the Lower llouse, such as
Ontario Roman Catholics.
As to reform, he believed each party
should be adequately represented.
EIETY lElHS i
IN Hllll llllllEllS
l"nEinsiur"ro.\', May 17- (Spec lull-Rev.
Thomas Street, Sub Dean of thc
Cathedral, will tomorrow celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of his admission fu
the ministry of the Church of England.
CLAPK S PORK AND BEANS
is a dish to enloy-perfectly cooked-
tastily seasoned and very nutritious and
economical. Get some. Plain or flavoured
with Chili or Tomato Sauce. 51: and l0c
tins.
HEV J_. li. SHElllEll
&lllHll'S llllllllll
OTTAWA May 16-Rev. J. G. Shearer,
speaklngto the Montreal Protestant
Ministerial Alliance in reference
to the L0rd`s Day Bill, said the
proposed measure had passed its first
and second readings, and there was not
the slightest doubt of its passage by a
large majority. it was not a partizan
measure, and both parties were according
it equal support, There would be, he,
stated; some slight amendments, which
however, could not affect the main
principles of the bill. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier and the Hon. Chas. Fitzpatrick,
Minister of Justice, had both taken a firm
stand in its favor. Mr. Shearer expressed
himself as being proud of Quebec`s
representatives in the Cabinet, and
though personal contact with the
members generally he had learned the
more deeply toappreciate their character
and public worth.
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Sore Throat and Coughn
_A simple, effective and nfe remedy for all thrust
irritation: in found ln
Croooiene Antlcepiic Tablets
They combine the gen-alridni value of‘Creccienewi\h
°.|\\’0f\|llY Prepared speech advising,
CARTWRIGHT ON
SENATE REFORM
Views-Senate Should
Over Bills One Session
io Do-Might be
Made Partly Elective.
The senate should have more power
and _more legislative work to do.
At least one third of the members
should be men of experience as Cabinet
Ministers, Lieutenant Governora,I’rovin
cial Premiers, Judges or Members of the
Commons.
He recommended that the Senate be
given power to hold over for a session
hills sentln by the Connnons late in the
session, so that the people might have a
chance to express their views.
The equalization of political parties
mlkht be found bv groupink constituencies
and have four or five ridings combine to
choose a Senator- on the principle of one
man one vote.
lluuisl an
and nan
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Tragedv at Lvnn, in Which
8 P. E. Islander Lost
His Life.
l.\'.\'N. May 10-An inquest into the
death of Charles E. Melkle, who s
supposed to have committed suicide in
the presence of his 14-year-old sun.
Edgar, on Nov. 7, lillki, has been asked
for on the strength of investigations
carried on by the police who say they
fully believe that Melkie was murdered.
Charles E. Melkle, who was bum in
Prince Edward Island 50 years ago, was
employed by the General Electric Com-
pany as a blacksmith. On the day of his
death he went home from work at noon,
and before he had time to eat his lunch a
quarrel between father and son ended in
the death of the elder Melkle,
The story, as told by young llieikle, is
that at the conclusion of the quarrel hi
father drew n revolver and shot himself.
The weapon fell from his hand and was
picked up by young Melkle, who placed it
on the ice chest.
The neighbors were then notified and
found Mr. Meikle dead on the kitchen
floor.
HUTCH A BODY BUILDER.
When one eats food the nutritive part
goestoniake up the different tissues of
the body. If there is any fias in the
proeessit will result in some disease
of some of the organs of the
body. The digestion in this way
plays a most inipoitunt part in
one's health. Ilutch cures indigestlon
and stomach tfoubles. It is composed
of ingredients which are chemically
combined to keep the _digestive organs in
good working order. Hutch will not
allow :any clogging or derun|,:en\ent.
llutchisadootor for ten cents. For sale
by nll druggists.
tha soothing plrapérdzliil slippsragai and lioorifdoa
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BOYS.
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SPORTING
. BASE BALL will be the popular game here this season.
` We have a good stock of BATS ell prices for MEN and
BASE BALLS. big values at the following prices.
» “Dandy” 5 cents each.
"Cracker" :ro cents each.
“King cf the Field” 15 cents each.
“Boy’s Favorite” 25 cents each.
c “King of Diamond” 45 cents each.
|N' “Dollar Dead” 60 cents each.
_ “Half Dolls; Dead” 25 cents each.
- “Professions ” 95 cents each.
,“Ofiicial League” $1.50 cents each.
; l"illder’s Gloves, Carfeherk
S Mitts, Masks, etc., etc.
to Clulis.‘
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