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The Hardest 'felt
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The hudoottetof pltnoenoellense is
the constant use to which the hun-ul.
ptents ue ected in a Indio College.
nexperten perfotmem all
be oarelm nn yet tile
legen demand the bent clan
tnstruhxlient in order taint th
ma ve correct musi .
'lH\e following letter is i  to
n large number of similar una fran
other c0liegm-
“After a thorough examination of the
New Scale Willisnu Piano, and havi.i§
tested two of the make in our College
Music, I am pleased to report that we are
pleased with the instrument and are sat- i
isned that it will meet our needs.
"We find the instrument well made,
the action good, with the latest im-
provements in bracing, and every-
thing suggestive of durability. It is
well strung and has n clear, clean tone
which is v pleasing. You are at
liberty to sezdus two more instruments
at your earliest convenience."
C. R. Fuxonas, Pi-in. Snnstead College
Miller Bros., Sole Local Agents.
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T Wash
hlle Silk
White silk blouses. handker-
chiefs and ties are all washed ln
the same way. Dissolve some
borax in hot water and let it cool
but not get quite cold, and lay the
goods in it to steep for half an
hour ; have ready a lather of warm
water and soap, preferably Castile
Soap, and wash them, but rub as
little is possible and only between
the hands, Rinse well first in blue
water and then in clean water. Do
not wring, but press between the
hands, fold each article smooth,and
lay in a clean cloth. press two of
three times through the wrioger.
and iron on the wrong side. If a
little methylated spirits is added
to the last rinsing water,iu the pro-
portion ofa dessert spoonfiil to a
pint of water, it will make the silk
look glossy and smooth. We have
a very fine grade of Rorax in 5, 8
and 15 cent packages also in bulk
at 15 cents a pound. Methylated
Spirits at 30 cents a pound. Pure
French Castile Soap 15 cents 3 }b_
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Passengers,_ baggage, etc., conveyed ,
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc-
Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, near Steven-
son’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,
1-28 <1 I yr, Telephone No. 253
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simply the linbit,nnii therefore produce natural
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Bacon   I
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an appetite for your breakfast
when patent medicines can’t.
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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
CHARLOTTBTOWN, P. B. L
Business Dfiice Telephone 133 b.
ldlloiial and News Telephone 133 a.
iiiiii iilowi iiiiillii.
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A PROMISING INDUSTRY.
Itisn source of universal regret thilt
this Province has no nppari-nt iniiicml
ivcnlth :ind coiiscqucntly no mines of its
own in whit-li our czipitnlists cnu invest
their inoni-y to give cniployiiiout to our
pcoplc in mining. Noni' the less those
who uri: sci-king invostuicnt- in inincrnl
ventures ni-cd not go fur uiielil in order to
ll
miles and iiltnost in sight. ofthe eastern
xtrcniity of l’i~iucel-ltlwiiril Island, on
Llic north wcstcrii :shore of Cape Iirctiui is
situated the large property of the Clit-ti
citmp Copper Company, described by Dr.
(iilpiu of the Mines Dcpnrtinont of Novn
Scotinns proiiiisiiig to rank among' the
nd very promising chnnces. \\'ithln llfly
(.
largest copperinines in the world. The
ileposit is about 350 feel: in tlilckiiossiiiiil
has boi-ii exposed by open ciitsiind test
pits forllll() fcct along thc line of strlkr.
The good rivt-riigc value of the orc, thi:
spit-udlil fait-ilitics for sliipmciit nnil runny
other points of interest and advnntngr
iirc fullyscl forth in thccoinplctc illus-
i
pnny. It ispropnscd to shortly instaln
coucentritting plunt lolmndlc the large
quantity of orc now in sight. Hugh Mc-
Iuni-‘, foriiicrly of this citynnil now of
Hnlifnx, is nt-tivcly cnnncctcd with the
Cheticiimp (Topper Coinpnny.
rrttfcd prospectus just issued by thc Coul-
Thc S,S. Montcnlm, built for the Do-
minion fiovcrnnicnt ns im icc-hrcakcr for
service on the St. Lnivrence River, did not
accomplish much till within the past few
weeks, when its work proved 'eB'ectunl.
The \Vitness quotes Mr. St. George, u
prominent. citizen ns saying “that tht-
cnst, of such bouts was not, to hc tnkcnlnto
consideration nt nil. but rnther the vidu-
nblc nature of the work which they could
pcrforni. .»\lt~ngthened season-would be
worth millions of dolliirs to the trnde of
the cciiiitry and if this cnu be nccoinpllsh-
cd by the ndilition of between two and
thrcc weeks, thc money will be wcll
spent." It would also he of great value to
Clinrlotbctown, ns the principnl shipping
port of the Islnnd if the shipping Henson
could be lengthened In fall and spring by
the use of our ivintcr bouts. It would lic
well worth while next full for the city to
sendn spccinl delegation to Ottnwn with
this sole olijcct in view. Till this is doni-
cvery other agency sccius po\\'t‘rlcss io
liring uni' of thc wintcr boats lierelill vi-ry
liitc in the spring or to kccp it here in thc
curly winter.
ME 3 EHEEWEEEQQ EEEEIE
The Best
Furniture '
and Carpet
business in P. E. Island-tiiat’s what we have--we
think most everybody knows this to be true.
A great business comes
personal influence--It grows
not by favor-or through
because it deserves to. Do
you not think this is proof that having the best and largest
business that our FURNITU
RE.iaud CARPETS must be
BEST and CHEAPEST-WE KNOW THAT THEY
ARE -that is why we are so persistent in advertising-OUR
GOOD is YOUR GOOD~-the larger the number of custom-
ers we have the better value we can give. ~
Try and we will convince you.
Mark iiglil Tumlsliing lin.
is Sunnyside Furniture
and Carpet Idonse.~
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I SIIIRT-\V.~\IST SUIT I.\` SILK \VARP IiE!\'RIET'l‘.-\.
_-\ pri.-tty shade of Dresden b`\ic is used in this sninrl. shirt-waist suit. tluit is plain
viioiig i for morning wi-nr, und yet. rlrt-.~=.~y cnouph for iifternoons, lhc shirt waist
has ii shallow cliemlsctte of lacc, und thc vest o white ‘pique is slit nt intervals, and
it plaid silk urnvnc thnt encirclcs the lncc collar is tlireu en tlirouph these slits, the
ends flying free iiliovc the \\ uist. The sliouliler is broad nnii thc s et-ve ofa full shirt
pattern. A hint of u holcro is given in the arrangement of the lace On the blouse. BNI
thi- fullness is drawn smoothly into the ribbon belt. The skirt, is in extremely full
and rlppied gorcs, close lltting nt the hip, and flaring widr.-l_v ut ithc hem. Lace de-
fines each gore, and ii princess huircloth s inserted in thi: liehi for n depth of several
inches to sustain thc correct iiiirc without undue st illness.
HEALTH IN SPRING.
Nature Needs Assistance in
making New Health-giv-
ing Blood.
Spring is tlic season when your system
not-dn toning up. In the spring you must
have new bloodjusl. ns trces must have
new sap. Nature demands it. Without
new b ood you will feel wenk und languiil;
you may have twinues of rheutnntlsin or
nciirnlgin, occusionril hcnilnchcs, a vnri-
nble appetite. piniplcs or eruptions of the
skin, iiro pale, pnsty complexion. 'lliese
iire certnin signs that the blood is out of
order. The only sure wuy to get new
blond and fresh energy is to uikv Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. They nctualy
make new, rich lilood-they tirethc izrent-
cst. spring tonic in the world. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills cient' thc skin, drive
out d‘sea~e and make tired. depres-
sed men nnd women bright, active and
strong. Mr. Nell H. McDonald, Estmere.
.\'. B., soya: “It gives inc urentsntisfnctirin
to stnte that I hiivc found llr. \Villinms'
PiukPlIlsi\llth1il. IS clniinetl for them.
[ was completely run down, my appetite
was poor and I siilfercd much from severe
headaches. Doctors' medicine did not.
Bive inethe needed rfelief,so Idecidcdtotry
r. \\‘illiii.ms`Plnk Pills. I used only ii
few boxers when my foringr honltli return-
ed, und now I feel like it new mnn."
Dr Wllliiims' Pink Pills ure not only tht-
heat spripig tonic, but nrc fi cure for nll
troubles uc to poor blood or shattered
nerves. That is why they cure hcndnches
and backnches,rhei.\1nntisni, iinaeuiln, kid
d l hl and the A clnl
ney an iver emu es, pt
.secret ailments of women :md growing
girls. But. you must get thc genuliii-,
with the ful name, "Dr \\’lllii\nu\' I’lnlr
Pills for Pale People," printed on the
wrapper around each box. Sold by all
medicine dealers or sent- hy mail at 50
centsnbox or six boxes for $2.50 by writing
gin Dr Willlums'Medicine Co., Brockville,
nt.
HELIC 0F BULL’S RUN
Iiosrorr, April 14.-The old State flag
of the 18th Massachusetts Volunteer
Infnntry was returned to the Stritr-
todsy by a dclcgntion rcprcsciitimz the
rezlmiinl.. Governor Duuglns received the
delegation and they were introduced by
Licut. Gov. Guild. In the pnrty were
Colonel Wlllliun B \Vliite, who
commanded thc regiment. The flng was
lost inthe second battle uf Bull's Run
August. 30, 1862. Its return to thc rc-
gluient wmi effected by Llcut. Gov. Guild,
who discovered it in a Confederate
museum nt Richmond, Vu.
A PLAIN QUESTION: Do you reallyget
the only Painkiller-Perry Davis'-wlicn
you risk for il.T Better bc sure thnn sony.
It has not,ln 60 yenrs, failed to stop loone-
iiesii and pain in the bowels.
The baby sl1ould__b_c_:_ far
and plump, and rosy. Growing
children need an abundant supply
of fat food in easily dlgmtible
form.
sfmmn
supplies this want:-lt is rlcb. in
just the elements needed by the
rapid growing little body. Weak
and puny children immediately
iespord to its gentle and powerful
stimulus. and begin to put on Hell
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to take nn other prépsr tion ln-
stead cf I`{l'i"l'NBR’8. .
THE EDlTOR’S MAIL. '
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BETTER M/ln `sEiivlcE.
,S1R.-A notice appeared in The Guiuil-
iiiu rcccntly iihout n meeting of the rt-si
ilcuts of Cross liotuls, Lot. 48, lit-ld iii thi-
School-housc at which the nunic of thi.-
District cxtcudini: from Molynenut`s Cor-
ner lu Mt-Kuiizic`s Corner-only it little
over n inile,-wns changed to Melburn.
’I‘hisnrrnngement cuts oIl` four ratepay-
ers on the cast mul nbout eight. on the
west., and this wus done without ii public
notice, props-rly posted. \Vciiiusl.nliow
spcciiil privileges to King Edward but not
to the couiuion people. To give advice to
the presuuiptuous we mny soy that in or-
der to change the name in a settlement it
is customary and right. to huve those no-
tli.°es put up six clear days. Observe the
lnw nnd renson and justice.
Previous to this the mime of McGre-
gor‘s Post-office was changed and culled
Gross Rondr-\.Wc would like to know wherc
this oriuiriateli and the ienson. In-
stead of changing names of settlements
and post. offices we want a. distributing
post oilicc nenr the Hillsboro Consolidat-
ed School which would hc equivnlantcto
four or five post oillccs nnd would eur-
tnil expense and ought to give perfect
sntislactlon.'l‘liose driving the vnns when
returning could lenve cnch fnrnier’s mnll
in u box nt his gntc. This system would
more than double the nuioiint. of inail
inatter. The systcniwe hnve now is a
very poor one with mulls only twice it
week. Just think, settlements from ten.
to fifty miles from Charlottetown get the
morning pnpcr eat h tiny and wc only g ct.
lt. twice n week. We arc entitled to ii
better mnll service nnfi we must have it
Yours etc.
F/l1nr'i.Ar.
Cross Roads, Lot ~l8.
A BAT) BRUISE
Often cnut-‘cs n good dcnl of troublc. The
best cure is ii prompt nppllciition of Ner-
vlliue which instantly stops the pain,
prevents avvelllnir, removes all blackness
and discoloration. Nervillne ia antiseptic
-prevents blood poisoning. No llnlmont,
no strong, soxpt-nclrntln|i, so swift. to de-
stroy pain. ou miss n ot of comfort by
not using PoIson's .\'ervlllne. For uenrly
llft.‘y yeiirs it. has hccu the siiinilnrd family
lin ment. of Cunudii.
CALENDAR FOR APRIL, |905
lIIoo:\':P‘r-mans.
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First Quarter, 12 il. 3 h. 4l m. p. ni.
Full Moon, lf) ri. 7 h. 38 lu. a. m.
Last Quarter, 20 il. 5 h. 14 m. n.. m. ___
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. Colored Dress Goods, COIB 59°* Muslim
. While ores. Goods. S901 D¢,i='“=S» -\
White and Colored Mus Grenadlf-‘C-*»
nm, " Black Dress Goods.
Window Curtain M usllns. Black Silks.
Lace Sets. Sateens.
` Cotton Lawn, Table Covers, _
Limineaux Velvet, Guipurre Insertious,
V°i15, Musliu, _
Insertion Lace, Wool and Silk DY€=S
Lace and Linen Table Material. _
Cemfm, Swiss Lawn Embroidery.
Swiss Robing. .I2P_- Musim' _
Musliu Collars, SWISS MUSHU. White.
Net Curtains, Silk Si0CkS.
Eace Edge Musliu, LHPPCY.
Leno Voiles, Fancy Sateens,
India Lawns. Nairisook. ¢ _
White Cotton Matting, White Spotted Muslims.
Black Cotton Brocades. Wlllfli C030” Dfllig
White Cord Pique, White C_0il0l1 Slllfmgi
White Muslin with Silk Glace Ribbon _ ,
Stripe. Colored Dress Trimmings,
Black Dress In=ertion. H°PSBCkiUl!.
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nii`ii§lbi°id ”i`)°°i`" pli°5ii“lRs Worr '
iwl iiililiiliiii
Black Dress Trimming, . FBHCY Ari S1119'-115.
will be stocked, as Mr.
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None of the above goods
until thc goods are all sold. U
Thereizan he but one
T OE NEW YORK.
Men of character and ability should become indeutified with it-
reputation in its service, also one good lady agent wanted.
Apply to `
G. L..COHOON. A. N. FRASER.
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Assets over $44o.ooo.ooo.
Paid Policy 1-lolders over $66o,ooo,ooo.
“Largest and Best liumpany”
IT IS THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Su ’tofA ents. Provin. Mau., Clt’town, P. E. I.
ATP ONS
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White Valenciennes Ins r- ,
tionsn
Cream Dress Good
Colored Silks,
Lace Curtains. »
Black Silk Gloves,
Allover Net.
Check Suiting,
Tea Cloths,
Tapestry Covers.
Case of Capelines.
Emb. Tea Cloths.
Canvas.
Art Muslins,
Plain Sateers,
White Victoria Lawns,
Block Cotton Muslin,
White Cotton Musiln,
White Cotton Canvas,
Black sliir Lace,
Satin Ribbon,
White Madrid,
White Valenciennes Lace.
Torchon Laces,
Coatings. ~ .
AMR
Paton has re-ordered,
-~-and the goods are now on the way. We want a speedy clearance.
Sale for cash only. To give those who cannot_shop in the daytime a
chance to take advantage of the bargains,,_we will keep open at nights
_.I ll/IESP TO &Co.
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EASTER MONDAY NIGHT
The Beautiful English
Dru mn in Four Acts
Kin‘g’s» Evidence
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There is always an opportunity for good men to make money and ,
Strickcn Blind.
In aid of the Charlottetown Hospilnl.
Elegant costumes, thrilling situations.
beautiful climaxes.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Gilbert Medland . . . . .
. _ Dr J P:Murray
Matthew Thornton . . . . A E McEscheu
Sir Frederick Sidney . . .J _I Desmond
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Walter Winifred _ . . . . . . . . .T H Barrett
cnc>osE_ Thi;iE BEST
nrciu-:Y 'rwrs‘r, PEARL on RUBY
Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his. They' are
the gems of the trade. »
FINE CUT MIXTURES IN I AND 2 POUND TINS.
ri|ci<Ev st NlcHOLs0N
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Tobacco Manufacturers, Queen St. Charlottetown, P.F..I. `
 
Solomon Isaacs  ]]Kent
Joe (Lock Keeper) W C Whitlock
Little Arthur . . . .
. .Master H Whitlock
Servsnt............ . . . . . . . .
..C_]_]oiics
Kate Medlund .. . . Miss Rub Rattriiy
Ada Sydney . . . .
. .Miss _Tonic gteutiforil
Laura Sidney . . . . . . .
. . .Miss Ida Byrne
Plessing ppecialties between Acts.
Vinnicombe’s orchestra.
GOD SAVE THE KING,
Admission a5c, 35e and oc.
Plans open Thursday, April :oth at
jnmieson's and Rankin's.
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FARM FOR SALE AT
. a
ULEIIRING Sllli
Furnishings and Dry Goods at the following
C LEA RING PRICES I
and must have the goods cleared by the first of May.
15 dozen meu’s Fancy Shirts at half price.
xo dozen meu’s White Shirts at % oii.
5 dozen meu’s Black Shirts at % od.
5 dozen meu’s colored knit Shirts, I-3 off.
50 pair meu’s Pants, 1:50, 1.75, 2.5c, at $1.00 a pair
A lot odd coats, etc., half price. '
25 dozen American Soft Felt Hats, half price.
ro dozen meu’s Hard Felt Hats, new, half price.
5 dozen meu’s hai d, job lot, 25c each.
5 dozen boys’ Soft Felt Hats, zoc each. Y
l 5 icces colored Flaunelette, loc quality for 6%c.
3 piaeces, grey wool Flannel, 1-3 on price.
zo dozen meu’s Ties, assorted styles, half price. -
20 dozen meu’s Linen Collars, (new) x-3 o price.
ro dczen men’s C‘oth Caps, half price.
We want the whole' cleared by the first May.
Come quick as the goods must go.
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Io dozen men’s Linen Collars,assotted lot, 5 cents each]
VERNON RIVER.
The subscribers offer by private sale
their farm consisting of no acres of
land situated on the Georgetown road.
I5 miles from Charlottetown, and con-
nected to the said town bythe M. H.
Railway ; 75 acres are clear,the remain-
der covered, with n rood rowth of soft
wood.Tlie farm is well waieredland is zu
chains wide making it convenient for
work. Alder mud on farm, large house
and barn and ' several out btiildinllfi
well stocked and equipped. with tin-
latest improved farm machinery Rook-
mg stat on zoo yards from gale.
churches, school, roller mills, saw
mills, stores. post oflice, telephone
'>fiiC¢. drug store, etc., within one inilc
of said farm ; will sell farm, stock and
» ,machinery together or separate to suit
PUYCIIISCF. for: further particulars.
applly to the ewnern ovremises. `
_IA ES and BENSON EATHERBIB.
' Vernon River. V
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Farm For,Salc at Vcmoii
_ River.
ldo hereby oder my funn for sale.
conslatln o 8o.aere¢, part elenrc-I
and partqumberland situated at Ver-
non River on the Georgetown Road.
amen miles from Chn-lo1tetewn,¢on-
nected to the capital lznlurny lflnriwf
Railway. Booking Sta n on next farm.
Roller Mille, Sow Mille, Sch00l»
Churches. Stores, Poet 0Biee_ Tele-
phone Ouiee within one mile. T110
mn ll _well watered martin A hill*
state of cultivation.” The biiildlrnp
nealliicma good blseknnith mm.
M no  & fpliige. 'on farm. Will ull (met and 
_ ` ‘ c nery together. of rote to su
. mliuei-1. for-za; rti I
J' CB’  ` 1' ‘ `  " co' ml, Qpotnnngiz mmraxdu In
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