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THE f¢UARDl.»\N. (‘_liARI.O`l`TE'i` W.\ P TYPE l~..l”»WARD ]'9l.AN'l). MAY 1. 1900
___ _ _ Y __ _ _ rv' __
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Those who have used Laxa-Liver Pills
gy they have no equal for relieving and
caring O0hltlDl.tl0li, Blok Held-
mohe, Blliouensas, Dyapepsia.,
_Uaated Tongue, Foul Breath,
lean Burn, Water Braah or
ay disease or disorder of the stomach,
iver or bowels.
Irs. George Williams, Fairheld Plains,
&t., writes as follows: “As there are 'so
many other medicines ofered for sale in
substitution for Laxa-Liver Pills I am par-
iienlar to get the genuine, as they far aur-
pas anything else for regilatingthehowels
ml correcting stomach isorders." ~
Lau.-Liver Pills are puizli vegetable;
neither ` weakerinor ' en,areeasy
Intake and prompt to act.
_ f _ 4
S ' l N t ° 1
pecia o ice,
Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
his Books and Stationery Business inf
the Morris Block, we will continue
the business in its various branches,
selling at lowest prices for cash only.
Kiss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
'pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business will be
kept well stocked. A Well supplied
Phil Davey has been cured h of sour °ur;?hve;?;;);;-;3i:i'§i:*iE?'5h_ A p;;~_v!‘d _
stomach by the use of Hutch. The objeé emo wmkom h1m,”¢_1f§_'¢u_,‘be1_¢,§,e,3d,,,,g},.
tion appears to be based on the acooinpaigf ter and our muchcsteemed sister Mary
in8 illustration. showinguh barin the Tre- I!°“l“» W¢ 0° behllf Of "Refuge" Division 1_
down to the present any intimation of Wild 0°? lD°00ii\8S Ngullrly. 0WiHS’ 90 de'
objection from any qua_rtel__ The Patrbt cllning health.neverthcless,durin|r her con Bi
now says that “the inference is that ' eare
young men may drink as much as they postion
please at the bar and so long as :they use While we realise that your loss isirripar
Huwh can get rid of the Sihkening enact 8bl¢ yOU W8 f08l flSS\ll'€d thiib   SOHC
of we ‘liquor ,, Very much the same to be with Jesus which is far better. _°'
objection might be made to an advertise-_ “Peaceful be thy silent slumber
ment of the Keeley Cure. We fail to see; Peweful in the gmve S0 1°”
. . . . _ _ Th I ilt ' l be
that the Patriot s inference is in any way gsogzlgimgrzougzgnzzr nl ulTkn1:w_,, _
justified, but as it comes from a Journal
that advertises' “splendid sherry at reduc-' M37 U15 G05 °f GNC!! 000591* Y°\1l' h°°\`if5 =
ed prices" and apparently thinks the _ in this ym" and "mi°"i°“° I
License Law 8 good tempemnce measure’ _' Submitted in Love, Purity and Fidelity.
we feel bound to take 'notice of it. The__l §?§1"J.IM%lgIf;‘
Patriot's great- zeal for temperancs is well' ERNEST  WEEKs _ C
understood.The editor is evidently “sourff gl;I,:;?1;_` Agmfgg ‘ °m’ J
about something. If it is only a case of _
sour stomach -from whatever cause-he Frederigtgn, May 10th, 1900.
f---_J
might with good effect try the samei
remedy which cured Phil Davey. ‘
‘Q
TobiicE<TCulture
THE WAR §|'|‘UA'|-|0N_ _ In a debate in the House of Commons a
__ ____  few d
baturdays despatches not only recorded, some figures regarding tobacco culture in
~ b tl new rich blood
he political disturbances of the time, af T0 MR AND MRS JQHN H CR-‘»5W"`1L»C1-YPE ryiidhiilesiidiissiiecreghibqlgli the medium
d th stem _
ects to be greatly concerned because THE_ s'ra'rIoN,_I_’- Eur. ._  :£236 cirrgiigttiiiiii xitrild iiilxiiegrdgdltie livery
nannies has published the fact thatoue D F   _ _J _ _ ' _organ the human body.
- ‘ ' NEW QR . I
mont House. The advertisement and il~ N°' mil’ S' of T' desire W' convey toymx' teamer Quito sailed yesterday for Bom- _ i
~ _ our heartfelt sympathy in this your hour S ~ -
lustrat-lon first appeared in this journal of sewjre t,,.{a1_ _ , bay, India, with 200,000 bushels of corn fcr _
` ted I
_ nection with our Order she end d her_ denominations in every part of the Uni _ __
selfto all bv her kind and amiable ' dis St’°"‘_’“° The Kansas India Famine Bend _
_ bush
b
els, and  Mennonltes Committee, _
y, _ _
verage will be made in forty days. _ __
` *""` illi.A.W. (illASE'$
EHELINE ACKLAND J' L that honesty is not the best policy, and
8
I be respected. t
'_ i Jones 'I
. _ Smith (who mistook it for toothache)-
ays ago Sir Henri Joly presented Why doin you have "aimed,
D THEORY EXPLODED
' I Salled Por_Bombay_f _
____1f_. __
Y K Ma 11.--The famine relief ‘ _
some mouths ago and we have not had Although she was not permitted toat- t'h° famine dmmcts Thu’ the mme" 
, ever carried by any vessel on a
milar errand, comes from people of all _
i§tee,Ils represented by 20,030 I
SGD bushels. Itls expected that the _
l
;§` gi
§esii§sl_<'?'
P- iidilildli Ii0BE1._.`;-
‘*' la sem uma in nn
seo. au mlm. or
_ Medicine Co.. Toronto
_1--*_-_._
The thieves will finally start a story
ive reasons why honest men should not
Smith (deaf)-What is the matter
Jones-I’ve got the headache.
news stand will be a. special feature
of the business, The gmre will be a further advance of Lord Roberts? forces
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
mated that general Buller was all ready
   to move northward in Natal, and that
Snccessnrs to FJ. Horn shy.
Harris Block. Ch’town. Mch 16.1900
, _~ ___ ......__._. the South. As to the movements in
sm  Natal great secrecy has been observed,
.A  § quarter being severely censored, which of
0 fi ' ' ' '
° rt. 7
t  a  . "The news of the relief _ _column for
But strange to say he
is feeling decidedly happy
about it. The lit referred
to is the price of a whole
month’s groceries he got at
our score, which Et his
purse so well that he will
in future be a regular cus-
' tomar of ours.
§Call and see us.
  =uR|sl_§1_ii_§_l_q_iNsB
l883S8%8
D
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csssssaee
to a point near Kroonstadt, but also inti-'
a flying column was advancing by forced
marches to the relief cf Mafeking from
the press despatches of late from that
Mafeking comes by way of Pretoria, and
might be distrusted on that account,but it
_ must be remembered that reports from
Boer sources, when the news is against'
bee
astold is that a. British flying column
3,000 strong reached Vryburg on Wednes;
day and passed on to the northward. It‘f
was natural that secrecy should have been
observed on the British side with
regard to such a movement, and,
it is also natural that the re
lief should be attempted by' a
flying column as in the case of Kimberly.
As Vryburg is only 100 miles south of
DR. G0llDON ALLE
OQQQOQO
GRADUATE NICCILL ' U NIVERSI
0899 and _`Hes1dence,Dorchester Street
glues Hours, 9 to 14 a. rn., 1 to 3, and 7
Prdmnt attention given to country c
PHYSICIANAND SURGEON
1
' Eas
to
Y_ Mafeking, if the reported advance proves
Y liith May. We are inclined to hope and
g' _ believe that the famous siege which has
` true the relieving force ought now to be
near the beleaguered town, and it will be
remembered that Lord Roberts had only
asked Col. Baden Powell to hold out until
lasted over seven months may be very
.=-- _ _'
shortly raised.
‘: = _~ ~ ‘_- `  °° ~°.°.°*`
 A letter addressed to “The Boys of
  Sumrnerside" has been received and Will
   U appear tomorrow morning. It will re-
' 5 pay reading by the boys in any town or
‘. ' ° .gf
H
'lhzt we are to be mrulded and
fa loaned. so the sono ee use
fo our castines needs t be
nwr la d and fa-riontd Thatis
what our moulders a e doing
every day, moulding and lash
ionihlr the sind like unto the
pa ters, iris therefore very im
portant that :he patterns be
£;‘s_t.i_cla§s in every resgecri for
pattern-makers empliyefi and
are ableto meet the required
reed.
ax; strialwhen in need of
  lllllli Slflllll X60.
` The_llodern Founders,
Steam havigation Co's Wharf.
‘ _ Charlottetown, P. E, 1.
' Phone 125
_ ' ' Signed
1_-t woo,
e patterns are so wil the
castings be. We have first-class 8
Tice.
village of the Island. Look out for it,
boys. -
_ It istoo late for Mr.»Arthur Peters or
_forany one to rise in defence of the
license law'in Charlottetown, after the
` defence had been oncé abandoned by the
Government newspaper organ. Equally
_ absurd is itfor Mr. Peters at this latejday _
to put forward the exploded statement
that there were 240 liquor dens in the city
just before the License Law was assed
p .
There were not more than one third of'
the number which Mr. Peters names.
The fruits of the present system are ' only '
'too sadly visible _on our streets day after
. ......".’”..'|"| A _y _ _ _ _ our cbj~ct_-`-first to get1°eliah‘e_ goods#-second' to have
The undersigned Bicycle ‘repair _ men have this day"
lgreed that all repairs and Sundries will require to be paid
for in Cash on delivery, ___ __ -  
Please do not ask for Credit as it willnot be given. '
_,Earnest Rilo,
W' Pu 
P935]   _ _
noi-lr wrrglnaijco. 1=
_ 1 P
self indicatesa new depzn-tu.e of some 1,900,030 pounds. Sir Henri Joly inform-I '
the cnemy,as in this in.stance,have usuallfi'
11 f011¥1d t0 b¢1I1*1il\lY $1119- T118 Sl»0l'y"_provin6e, for may years but it had never mviw an wi ‘mme and Ueely Panam-
_ Canada which showed how remarkable |r¢|. s¢y|e and wear wh"-
_a development in that line had been ham_ Sago, s4_°o_ and,
made. The product. of the Canadian
tobacco fields is so large indeed that it is S5 oo shoes are the best'
partially displacing the foreign article. Indian Catarrh Cure received at Central
In 1895 the consumption of Canadian Drag S§°’e' 14 “l
grown tobacco was 523,000 pounds- in;
the following year it had falleii toi' Wanted°_°AP Oqce two or
474000 pooooo, not to 1897 it hadlthree young girls in the mil-
. ` ... I - __
increased to 690,000. Since the latteri '_ _ .I n A 1 to
year the advance has been large and ihnery depm me t'  y
steady. In 1893 the consumption ofi Miss MCKei:'err Weeks 
present fiscal year the consumption was ' CO. Tlllti PRO it:>’S SBOYB. 14 21
_ ed the House that in the month of Janu- I Mr- G€0l'8¢ M<>§59g&§¢ _Of Th&l'l1d3l¢. L01?
W we  °f1»°me mn ;i».§‘.‘;e:§$§:i:ilz. .».....:‘::;' ..",=;'..1;*.‘::‘.‘s
tobacco had been manufactured. The ata_10wp,icesby|eavi_gg0,.de,. atstewart
Minister of Internal Revenue further de- & Gates or at Mr. , cK_enzie's Farm.
1 clares that the article 'now produced in mi md' W&-SW 1* pd
Canada is of superior quality, great im-
iprove,_m_ent_ on what ha.s_h;§n hitherto pro- Avga'r3?__i;'___C°a'ts and vestmakligzsagiivlzi
duced. Tobacco culture "as lpx-act-'__ :_ .» _  _  f . __
ised in Canada, particularly in Quebec' The _fashion feast cont.inues.-Wei
.-.___-__
. ’ ' Hats bonnets and toques to suit every
C_ana_<i_iari _tobacco was 1,94_%Q03 9095551 fa.ncy"of matron, miss or maiden. '\Vhile
' ` ` ' the rare exquisiteness may excite surprise
_ , ’ and admiration, the price ticket tells a
  very unusual story of price, littleness and
g _ _§grleration. kReady §;p__5v¢;a2r0_l_iatsd 
Just before retiring, if your liver is U1 mu' Wm' "°°m» °’ » 'm 1
sluggish, out of tune and you feel dun, over 100 hats to choose from. Jas.Paton.&
bilious,_ constipatcd, take a dose of _C°- . wtf-
ll i Q i
Haggis pgus _Carters for Wall Paper
And yowu bo ailrignc mine morning. ; More Of the spring dress goods- Many
_ - _ _  of these new things are elegant just be-
__` _ F' __ cause theyare so simple. 'l‘hat’s where
A_~_~ _.r/>. \.:~_ _ _ .» ° ‘ ' ‘ ~
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_~_ _ :_ innate taste exercises its skill in choosin
 -_g those fabrics that mark fi refinement an
` __ _ ° lgfoodness impossible to be found outside

:rs
Will?"
‘ ;~ lladies’ habit cloth berp:‘ili'iess, Wedge
Many reodcis of our narddespatclies ian increase of l.lJ0 003 pounds in 000
if Manu autumn      ’ ‘ an  
will deeply regret to learn therefrom of Y€0l‘- In bbelasb llswlyfilf-I‘ me “m°“” _
A X A I the seriousillnessotbraveFntherO’Lcary, Wim 2’50i]'000 pounds' and the increase
_ _ _ t- ll ontmucs, for in the first half of the 1
I I _ Catholic Chnpxam t° the R°-Val C““‘“"““ l ;1"c-wizously attained its present position.
lv E R nor: nav. M -iv ii, uno. Regiment. C
` f - ’ 'fs ”_"""`°"""“ _ AN oL
Q _ ’~>/{ A Swafv Evlfvlt Address of Condolcnce. THE ,,,.,_f...i,i.....i o....~y of towing
\ \ - _ -l-° down disease was entirely _changed olélac _
~ \ U' _ The editor of the Patriot in the midst of '_'_”"""‘ _ ‘ ' advent of Dr. A. W. Cliases 1_\lcrve . _ »
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_ A stock that is
= selections  
that we deem it
  sam-  
'fini
2 'Thatare perfection is
and workmanship,
X styles and patterns.
  Dress
_ Skirts - - 
S tylish in make and h&
1 ititchsd with a view 0!
ng the most careful
i ,
i _
V Early buyers this
fit of choicest selection
_--- no 
_[rt JOHN
iof this store. Special in lustres, ser es,  é
-' ` lu-ni
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Areto_hsnd.-
_Thfr ==-'\ire protons int ai 
boa. wo no hoof,-ost., 
Suits We invitsslr p!{l&s
All clothes meds by ue
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'Scotch clan tartans -Jas Paton 8cCo
__ _ 10 tf
5 _ r - t ‘ ‘ _ ' _
, ! I n  1 wood cloths, cashmeres and uierinoes and
@Ml@;iiiWWllMlt§uiiuuiuluu@c1_is>lu.uu
a '°'-2:3 _
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.__ Our boys' school suits, always noted for
»~ ' their service-giving qualities, are just a
` trifle better than usual this_scasou. The
~ cloth’s better, and the re-entorcements of
P double knees will enable the average boy
to romp and play with ease and comfort
and without material damage t0 his
cloths._ Prices are right. Suits from
Rggmygd ~ $1.oo,s1.5o and $2.00-Jos. Paton sz co.
Carters’ Seeds Grow. -
_ `week’s silk and cotton waist ol;'r`erln§s.'
P `  ti-aorrlipary, as this weék’s offering 
Q show. S cial oifer on all of last ears
 waisw,jem. Paton &G0. 9 div? if
 D il
i We have pi particular _attention to this line-P made it 
I .themoiylish _ard_Vgo<d‘d_tt.ers-last but not leastto  "
_ themat»popularpricss. ` _  " * _ _
We can sl1ow._'y_o_u'a la_rge_aesortment,_ buttoned or liced, I
in black or t`an_ pebble iea1h;er`-1-Bkrek _er~'.Ch1c.:»l».r`e’in _
~Kid-with heavy-orlight soles.  range '£1-cmd `_
$_l.‘.'5_, to‘l.S0 for sines,‘1l, 12,13, l, 2. 1 _ f _ ' _ " "
_ " _\`»: ¢
_ _ are th ` ° V
_ .` ~ Beautibféil silltt wais1i;.d-;v_'%‘_h<;s_e)nov$1__o i' 0 angst couecwn 
,__ __ _ 'rs ua i #OUP \ ~ ._ » 
" Aer? img: `th%roughly satisfied with this
_ - ' _ cl ist
"" °§l‘lt?.°¢.f‘é"2..i§§§’3l‘.2°.?omill’f.€'?o.....$. . __ _ _ _ __   _
__ iWing_ styl;es, qualiities ai;gmlo_:_:__npric;a;.  Q   
 3 J i ~ ‘ _'
w annum not Pri em ww S g _ _ _
HENSSTYLIH 0U'l’Fl‘l"lf.
Misses       g
sSpring`Heel_Boots,    
      
._ _
UUME AND 
If Y0U_ have your order for one of our Robby
sure of being suited
|l¢*!|l~9lalIl;.F|\
As a Cutter Ind Fittsr our Hr. Qth
10 if in the Lower Provinces. __
Bur Setting,” '
We are always on the 
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