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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN /APRIL 6yl89'9 .
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S'SlllE IND FRINGE G0
it ri w a a in
is for sale at D. K. Curric’s, and at
Small & Beairsto,Bookstcres, Summer-I
sidc
_ I " . I tt.
0  i  Lnanmo Tm: 'mans-Whitham’s
fahious Boa calf $3.00 shoe for men.
Black and colored at Sinclair &
Stewarts. 3i d & 1 wkly.
DAM? sidewalks but dry feet, if
you buy apiir of Whithams never slip
rubber soied ar il heeled shoes for men
at Sinclair & Stewarts. 5 Si d & lwky.
Mics. Si-RAGUE received a telegram’
yesterday announcing the death oi her
HCEYLQN TEA.” sister, Mrs. E. G. Eroom, of St. Ste-
phen, N. B., to whose serious illness
Stands Su reme reference was made in THE GUARDIAN
p .
Packets Onl!- 251 3°’ 4°, 5°
and ooo. per io.
load .
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Corf ;,ttl| Man Wedded in Jail.
Greensburg, Ky., April 3--An 11001'
after S. G. Walker was sentenced to the
penitentiary yesterday he _was married
in jail to Miss Nannie \ . Coakley.
Wal
Hen
ker was given two yetrs for killing
ry Carlisle.
.l-lim
DEAR Sins,-This is to certify that
Ih
ave been troubled with a lame
back for fifeen years.
I
have used three bottles of your
}IINARD`S LINIMENT and am
completely cured. ~
It gives me great pleasnreto re-
UOIDIII
t
w
T
end it and you are at liberty to
is in any way to further the use
h. .
your valuable medicine'
0 .
Rivers. Ronilivr Ross.
HUNGARIAN S COMING.
OTTAWA, April 3.-Zoltan Vanrajes.
DB8
for some time negotiating with the gov-
ernment to place a settlement of Hun-
garians in :he North West has one
West
3
Vanrajes says he has concluded
getnents with the interior depart-
ment, and that 500 or 600 families will
be
not
brought out this year. Families
having sutiicient funds will be
helpedb friends at home; The Will
not
a Hungarian, who has been in the city
fi'
be
5' _Y
,settled together ina township
but willbedisrihuted over the coun-
try.
Successor to the Cuban Primate.
Washington. April 3-Upon retire-
ment of the Spanish Archbishop, Father
Barnada. a popular ,Cuban priest- will
be left in temporary charge of church
affairs at Santiago de Cuba.
ONLY FOUR BOXES
Uf Dodd`s Kidney Pills Were Needed to
Cure Mr. Willis.
Woodstock, Ont. Apr- 3.--There
are many Woodstock people who owe
their good health, and others who are
indepted for their lives, to Dodd’s Kidney
ills. »
P Among the former is Mr. Mass Wil-
lis. 295 Dundas Street. who has recently
made his story public.
"For several years” says Mr. Willis,
-‘I have suffered from Kidney Troubles,
pain in the small of my back etc. 1 got
slight relief from some of the various
medicines I used. My sou, who was
cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, urged me
to try them. I did so. I have used
four boxes and can safely sav I am
cured."
Troubles in Cycle Circles.
Bos'roN, April 8. -At a meeting of
_ the Boston ’99 Meeting Club, resolu-
ftions were adopted notifying the Cana-
 dian wheelmen’s _association that in view
of the recent action of the C. \V. A's.
executive committee on so-called ont-
il law racing. the Boston club will with-
draw its su ort and co o eration from
PP ° P
` the Montreal meet.
SAYE THE LIYES 0F
Su
THE LITTLE ONES.
Frail 'Children are Strengthen-
eil by Diitld’s Dyspepsia Tablets
M
Which Increase the Deficient Blood
P
Ply, make new Flesh Bone and
Muscle. and Give Strength, Vigor
tend
and Energy_to the Body.
,Mi
ing our schools, who. to judge by
their pile faces, thin bodie and eneral
PPP)
s, g
appearance, would be far better at
h0ll16. undergoing a course of _medical
treatment. to tone and sir-ego-ghen them
Many of these little unforiunaies are
not
and
bod'
l
Thei
thin
Th
part
child
This
There are thousands of children at-
Si
rong enough to bear the worries
troubles of the school room. Their
es are not properly nourished.
and weak in quality.
r blood is deficient in quantity, and-
_e fault lies in the digestive organs,
icularly the stomach. The food the
working of the bowels. makesthe blood
thin and weak, and iusuflicient ih quan-
tity to nourish the various organs, and
_ra pair the waste that is constantly going
on in the system.
This deadly defect, ,which makes the
_child an easy victim to diphtheria, scar-
let fever, pneumonia, grippe, or any
other disease that may attack it, and
when these ailments are escaped. deve-
lops into consumption, can be quickly
and positively remedied by the use of
lDodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
Dodd’s Dysprpsia Tablets digest the
food, promptly and thoroughly. with-
out aid from the stomach. Thus a full
supply of rich, red, nourishing blood is
ensured, and the' child puts on new
flesh every day. _
The Liver and 'bowels are given fresh
strength and energy. and the puny
child grows strong and robust. New
bone and muscle are formed and the
i
‘ the ruddy glow of strength and vigor.
ll your child is weak, thin, and puny,
l
biiéaitiitillfiltiléiltiiltiitillffitiltilfilfig
Has been staring at you for two or three seasons now.
£€iiHé3itflilffll¥il'iif2lllf
yesterday m iruing. Deceased was a
daughter of the late Mr. William
Heard, of Charlottetown.
-THE longing looks cast seaward are
i xcriing but little if any effect on the
harbor and strait, where apparently the
ice is as heavy and solid as in mid-
winter. Travelling is still perfectly safe
excepting in the smaller rivers which
are opening slowly, and_ navigation:
locks yet a long way off.
' Mn. H. LAPTHORNE re resentinb' the
the interests of his firm. The samples
which he is distributing from house to
house give a good idea of the' excellent
quality of the product of this enter-
prising house. and will no doubt yield
.a bouniilul harvest in the near future in
the way of increased orders.
THE annual meeting of St. Mary’s
congregation was held Tuesday even-
ing. The tinance report was a. very
satisfactory one. The following oliicers
were elected for the ensuing year:-
Messrs H. C. Mills and W. B. Mills,
wardens; H. J. Massey. vestry clerk;
R. L Romcke, David Rogers; W. A.
Brennan, H. Fraser and W. Arbuckle
Eleanor’s the following were elected -
ton. wardens; Albert Tantou, Alfred
Compton, Jarvis Tanton, A. E. Hol-
land, Horace Andrew and Benj.Tanton, i
vestrymeu. _ `
OF Mr. McC.rea iy’s lecture in Market
Hall Tuesday evening “The Farmer”
of this morning says :-On Tuesday
evening Mr. McCieady, Editor of THE
GUARDIAN. lectured inthe Market Hall _
Snmmerside. in aid of the Public' Lib-
rary, to only a small audience. Mr.
Neil McQuarrie was chairman. The
Gee, through the vicissitudes of whose
public life Mr. McCready took his hear-
ers in an exceptionally well worded
and carefully delivered discourse. In
speech, as with the pen, our confrerc is
an exponent of pure and eloquent Eug-
ish. At the close,ithe chiirtnan expres-
sed ,his great pleasure in listening to
such a well written and carefully de-
audience were so few in number High
o cers, were taken by the pirates.
With hat hets, iisn knives, boat-hooks,
ropes, crowbars and ati manner of tools
they wrenched doors from their hinges,
windows from their fastenings and brass
They say “walls have ears,” maybe so-but if walls and copper deck fixtures frqm their
-could talk, guess yours wiuld shout for a new paper
M*
nlaces. The cargo was at their mercy,
w,0uldu,t it now 9  _ nd all but the live stock disappeared
Drop in and see my range of handsome new designs
illfillf
in the twinkling of an eye._ They were
l as lawless as higbwaymen. At times
I . E’ ' ' the captain thought his very life would
have the Summerside Agency for one of the bes
.Vail Paper concerns in Canada.
The prices are t-he lowest I’ve ever known.
QC per roll right
I pay the fi-eight.
D- K. CURRIE
Summerside, P. E, I.
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Ennaaanasaaaa
up.
. be taken.
ian as she lies on Ganngt Rock will be
sold at auction on Tuesday. April 11.
The sale will take place at Yarmouth.
The lighter articles have, of course,
- been removed, but all the heavy .and
expensive machinery is still on _board
and experts are of the opinion that. a
i wrecking company with first class equip-
ment would be able to savq` a very large
portion of ir. ~ ' _
l
1 The engines of the Castilian could, it
is thought, he saved. and these with the
boilers. winches. etc. will be .valuable
salvage.    . -
_Amongst an Army _;      
l-low lo.6eiSlioiig.
Thousands 9
people, noi' rt_eoil'lY il
_rle A ci l'oriic. ai This
Season .Close confine-
ment in badly vent ilaled
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houses , shops _arid  0
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Cliiirlottetown Soap Works is in town in'
Messrs. _W . T. Hunt and George _Comp-_
subject of the lecture was l)’Arcy Mc- _
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rooms. during The winter
mon 5 maltes People
feel wel: lfessecl , lags-up___iid I
and   oul of soc-Ts’
N aiu re must’ be
assisfed in throwing
off flné poison lhal l1aSf ‘
ciccumu _oiled tri The 
during lhese monllts ,else
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and Dnwilliams l5iri _ _
Pills is The   eolesltfonio medicine
These, illsmalte rioh”,reA blood,
_ , nerves, and m'al(ed-¢=lu_ll  lisfless nt
vestrymen. On Mopday eveningat St. _ _  .  
8°* Y
foratimeexperienoedsomerehef butitwasoulytemporary andsonnl
neighbors advised me to try Dr Williams' Pink Pills Before the first' -box
_ had used a few boxes more Iwas rejoicingin complete recovery, and my
fail to express the value I now place on these little pink messengers of
will follow m
livered lecture and regretted that the, _ _ _  » 
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i- glii , active and si
Mr Jas. Purte1le,a.wellknownfa.rmer1ivmguea¢Crofton Ont.
auffererfromgeneraldebility Ibelievemy troubles origmatediriover work,
advi9ofi'omdoctorsmPictonandBelleville,but_did_notg an better Thenlwentto
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and
against which the public is
genuineareonlysoldmboxcs
resembling the engraving
in red ink.
If dealcrdoesaotbavcdteglauiuenznd
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DrWdlimis’M¢di:in¢Co.,
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V g novel cause for a damage suit in the his-
*'_"*°““' “tory of the cout-ts of this country was
Palm hue of m_hea1t|, gives Pima ig ,tions showin the thievish operations of She UN MVS '50 MVB 009 Of tllelll am
Sheriff Gaffney ina few well chosen  ' s r f -*U P r r- 'It'
, pril 4 The most
VANCOUVER, B. C.,April3.- Ostrich-
os may be raised in British Columbia,
said Mr. J. M. Robinson, who has .
fonndeda little colony of Manitobans at
Peachlaud. in the fertile Okanagan valsiaplge
. _ _ i entered by Miss 'Edith Boone, of 1227 lgy, on Saturday. ‘We are going '_to,fl__'ji;¢i;
THC Cilsllllall WHS L00iCd. S0“fl1 TW"“tY'§eY°"‘h m'0°l- SM  get _s_ome.eggs' from San Francisco and g tg
* ‘ L asks that dimiges. _to the _extent ot. 1,;-yin hatch them under .trust
' - BOSTON, Mass., April 3._-First $15,000 be 8-W8l‘d0d t0 lY61`f0l' U10' 105! believed the b_ir_ds,co;_n` be _
Otiicer Laing ofthe Dominion Atlantic Of the U56 Of hcl’ h8~fidS. WhichSl1e lays hatched, and ifso we shall haye
line steamer Prince George has brought Wil-J1'0 S0 badly lnjllrfii by# Sql18€Zi0g" trich farmin Peachlaud.  
to this city photographs and descrip- given theiniiy Ridsrick P. Farrow that
W°fd5 of “PPreciation moved the vote ‘  " » " . _ _ _ ’
omamwmch wmeconded by RW SQUEEZED HER T00 HARD. Ostriches for_Canada._ _ 1 g _ ,$5
e?,'a§;1‘t;¥f§;;‘utT;§u;'c';”lx;;1e§;e(§““t';l V Wants $lE,0l)ll For__Ardent Love-Making. C
_the talented lecturer. PHILADELPHIA A - `_ '
Almost Ev
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of
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tliefisliei-men on the wrecked simmer putatsd. _ Miss Boone is 17 years old.. Dl'_- Cl1&_Se’sfPi°eparatious H‘ivitf§Ieritf.
Castilian. He says that as soon as the Fdl`l`°'Yl§j° 0181* in fl 5103910” *Pd ' Forfriles,  Piigagougty 
eats . t d, d _ k _use Doddis Dyspepsm T,,_b19gs_ They news became known in Yarmouth,from bU'*,l‘dQ5 In the 110050 0_f'l1l1° GQUIPIBIU' Wormsaud all '- takin-'-1  fDr,j Qherejsfa
im .dis ig; igeste qoicd enough. ‘Wm make it Strong and heam_,y_ p 200 to  of them swarmed aboard ‘ant s sister. It was while paying court Chasers Ointmegp _is pg. ,`positiva_,
P2 GS 8 Pf°P°r 8° Prompt, the Cisiiiiiin. They ordered the cap- to lierllmlhs excessive squeezing 0c~ cure. Itisrecommendsd_ny_Dr.C.M,1" iioi@i;j_
P A' 'aiu and his oiiicers from their - - Glllred- ' ' C ` " ' » '
quart i-larlan, of the _ American _journal of _ _
313 3nd|;()0k`0g3ea3iQu gf th Pl] siciaitls li The POI Clin' ll ‘I l ‘ ' A 'L
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Everything movable was pnrloined. The 59-5' “N memclfpal P0005 WBYU CIDSUQG. Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure with blowerl “i ' ' ,nga
captain’s clothes personal effects, and and that "ec" Sis is 1l“bl“ ‘° result- iincluded will cure insipieut Catarrhinal Mr, Robert
feven the decorations of his _staterooin,_Faf1'0W _Bckn0wlf~dges_ the squeezing few hours- Chronic Catarrh in .o' ll ' ~" ‘-4
_ no O ._ rit .-°
~ is well as those of the quarters of his but Says lt Was d‘-‘W ‘Wh ékilafklllg-' i month’s tidatment. ~ l 1t:hi;,;Ypii; for nv
m . 1 _ ¢ A .
_ g _ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Live Pills are the badly* uleemtgd
‘ ’ _ ' .J  * LA: _ ` V  I jr,
_FlTo. ic isri ed cl, _ _   A 
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e
‘Univ combined Kidney-Liver Pill and inful ggi s much
All that is left of the sieamship Castil-
FAGEANE HERE
COVERED WITH SCALES _
Shed a Tablespooiiful' at Night. Hair'
_ Full of White Scales, Offers $100 for
Cure. Tries C!JTiCURA,~ & ls Cured.
Lat summer I had company, -a man and his
wife. The man’s hands and face had dry, scaly
sei-es on them, and his head was covered, his
hiiir being full of white scales. His wifebaid,
“ Some mornings she would find A tablespoonfril
irith bed ” I kedhi “\
s - . as ni, Vhy don’t you cure
yourselr'?” He said, “fl would give a undred
dollars tio be cured. have paid out a lot of
monegi, but don’t get cured] I told him, “I
woiil pprehim for estpdithan tiiaéiand told‘hh;i;
to get Uricnzu _rem es. i not see ‘
for some time after, and then he fairly shouted:
“ I am cured. CUTICUBA has-done it.” _
H38. SARAH E. HINEB, Lincoln; Vt.
Cvrrouaa Rxsonvanauriuesthe blood andciri-
culati;igi1uidsofHU'xoa zlris,aud thusreznoves
the cause. while warmbathswttti Cmwnm Soar
and gentle anointing with Ctrrronna (ointment)
fiii"=i.‘§"’i€¢'iiiiig"° “hifi i'{`iiiii.°i§‘.‘Zi‘¢’.‘.i,°.'.‘i‘5i'ii.‘§i‘ia'§‘&’.i'if’
Boldt ` world. P01131 D.A .
Bolo  m°“ 
SAVE Wild  
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plan of serving them up in delectable
shape in thousands of newspapers, w‘ith_
eachpone neatly turning a_poiut,,a_s1o was
;meri't of ilieirf well  known fnsedicine.
The extensive use of these proverbs is,
original and creditable to Hood It ' 
1- f“f:»Lf _ 1" f 9!   ~'  .»;»;`=;.'=;J-_Ed/$_l’:?>‘#T 2:1 #if est; tt 'ii-*aff *'$~ *.3 9?:
v ‘ 0 ¢ . ,
will positively cure all Kidney-Liver, gguld ng: sleep I
i’~I0\1l>1€S- ~ ,every medicine known
l recommended to use Dr
Consul Goes to Havana. ment I purchased a box
` ---- ~ first application got relief
Washington, April 3 I-A provisional two boxes and am now
excquotur has been granted ' by the cured
_-government of occupation to Andres
glemiinlse Vasquez as Consul for the Scientific
nite tates of Mexico in Havana. ---
, . _ A ve etable ori n of
APT QLO1ATICI"b' has bend; suggested gl The
_ _ . vitor of the sub ect is
 .rits r“.:;i:.:.;":s  fm »-» lm
. .y ._ . France a bacillus so
other wise men from time iinniemorial, 1 th t b I b H B
but few people realize how many there mg 8 u em B am P
, to the question whether
are of them. C. I. Hood & Lo of Sar-i not be on or mam
saparilla_fame,f have over two thousand “mums” ga
and they have originated"'the in eniouir
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