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THB GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTBTOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IQSBRUARY 23. |904. Q
.Hll Humors`
Are impure matters which the skin,
Iver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care of without help, there is
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimplcs, boils, eczema and other
eruptious,_ loss of appetite, that tired
reeling, bilious turns, life of indigen-
vion, dull headaches and many other
troubles sro duo to them.
Hood’s Jarsaparllla
and Pills
llcmove all hnmors, overcome all
lhcir effects, strengthen, who and
lnvigoi~ute the whole system.
“ily health was poor and I lnilareti
much from hives and kidney trouble. After
taking two bottles of Hood’a Barnpariilal
was cured. I regard this medicine aa ln-
perinr to all others.” Mas. Joalrl Har.-
uxannn. Harrison, Ontario.
Hood'a Baraaparllia promllao to
cum and koapa dm Dromllo.
OUR COFFEE
We haven't said any-
thing about cohee for
sometime, but we are
selling more than ever
before. Most every day
brings a new customer
for it, that‘s proof our
coffee is good.
HAVE YOU
'IRIED IT.
If you haven’t leave
your next order with ns
and get the best in the
city. Our price is 4oc anay
pound
Webster & McKay,
PHONE 199.
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A Kneaded
Want is
Filled by Us.
No longer is it necessary
to bake at home. Indeed it
is a waste of time and energy
to bake even a small cake.
Our oread is the acme of
perfection and is always
sweet. Try a loaf.
D. STEWART,
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Bakes Best Bread.
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For tolls
We have all the popular
cold cures, viz: _ _
Laxa, Bromo, Qmnluc.
Laxa~C0ld. _
1, 2, 3 and 5 grain Quin-
ine Pills.
Mac‘s Cold Cure.
We especially recour-
mend. It is prompt and
effective. easy to take and
prefectly safe.
PRICE 25c.
lacDonald&liacKinnon,
DRUGGISTS,
Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.
VALENTINES l
Comic VHICHHHCS, ‘salmon Halibut. comm., inasmu-
  ed and dried Shimon, Mackerel, Klppered
, Her1'lng,Bloal;ers, Boneless Oodilsh dry
  and piokled Codilsb, Extra good, D'igby
Herring. Island canned Salmon, Mark-
H, A. TANTON & CO., Z."$;f"§'L°'1’§`ll’€“i§T;.flZ;`§f"`i`.‘f.’I;...f.§"'l2`.i
orenoeerge amen. and Bounds and Smelts.--L H- Mirlilii 31
sill rrws uf .ulzll lurlnls" ”  '
Camlrvsi., to-night.
A wma received by Csrvell Bros. yes-
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Picton todas.
Tauzrnoun subscribers will please add |
, bo theirdireetory cards No. 63 Humphrey 1
Clothing Sore.
.In the report of the London lur sales for
January there is n decline in raw furs of
from 15% to 25%.
TEE P.l£. LR. is destrlhuting literature
umber ha
Grown ease
Tm, Mmm _nd Stanley "ch made n terday announced that their handsome
mp y¢3¢,,,.d”_ The sum” “ravens 150 ton tern schoouerJames W. (built at
Montague seven years ago by George W.
Wlghtman)Capt Murchison from liall-
ax to Port of Spain, Triuadad with
d been abandoned and crew
landed all well at Baltimore.
Tan February term ei the Supreme
Court opens at Georgetown lo»day, the
ChlefJustioe presiding. There are no
s. Following are the jury
in connection with gba S;_ Lungs Exposp casesi-Coombs vs. McCarran. Action of
tion. Circulars, bnQk|¢¢_5_ mm can be false arrest. Weeks for plaintilY,Mathie-
procured bynpp1|°a¢,|°n,;g,|,eBn||way_ son for defendant. MacDonald vs. Mo-
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Ownw to typographical omission of a
line it was not stated in yesterdays piper
that Allan Ferguson whose death tvok
place in Picton on the i0l,h was the
father of Chief Engineer Ferguson of the
Stanley. By the omission a wrong mean-
ing was given.
Rav. A. B. McLeod of Springton, P. E.
I. preached ln St. Andrews church, St.
John on Sunday. Mr. l(eLeod is on his
way from the Old Country where he has
been studying to the Island. It is probable
that lr. McLeod, who It will be re-
membered was shot in London last fall
by a Hoollgan, will occupy the pulpit of
Zion Church shortly.
ON Thursday evening beginning at 7.30
o`eiock there will be a camp talk, illus-
Pnes. Attorney General Peters for plain-
tiff, A. J. B. Melllsh for defendant. Ed~
monde vs Edmonds. llorson for plalntil,
Mathiesen for defendant.
Frrfranu commercial travellers reached
the mainland from P. E. I. about noon
Thursday, and happy men they were to at
last escape. H. S. Arnold of tha New
York Silk Vlfalst Manufacturing Company
of Montreal was one of the party. At the
Royal last night l(r. Arnold told a Sun
reporter a most interesting story concera-
ing his experiences and those of the
people who came over with him. Mi.
Arnold says he left Picton on the Island
boat three weeks ago. The run over to
Georaetown was made in 3.) hours.
After spending three days on the Is-
land he started for the mainland again on
C Bundrd
R mnams fiilall Papr
Go on sale this mornin at 1 1] ' <
small lot or odd line left frog anIi11TriTie}h=?e geltlixigosfearsiignuizringiiidesd Tivery
designs for every purpose. E ` muy
showing how boys spend the time at the
trated with many stereoptican views the str. Stanley. Three unsuccessful at-
tempts were made to get from George-
Y. M.C.A. boys camps held each summer, town to Pietou. On the first occasion
under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. the steamcrgst within six miles of Pic-
Boys` Branch in the basement of the tou Island and had to go back.Ths next
Stricllv Spot Zasb.
First Methodist Church. There is no ad-
mission fee and the public is invited.
As u result of the shortage ofthe wheat
crop in the Dominion and the demand
created by the war the price of flour has
increased from 75c to $1 on
each barrel and further increases
are looked for. There is also
a large increase in thc price of rice, beans
and almost everything necessary for eat-
ing except confectionary
John Agnew Esq , President of the
Board of Trade, Alberton, protested by
wire on Friday against the inexcuaable
delay in forwarding the l(i|1to‘s delayed
mall by afternoon train.Tne Post Office su-
thorities will have to look out. The Board
also telegrsphed Hon. Wm. Patterson,
Minister Of Customs to straighten out Un-
ihed States customs exactloas on smelt
shipments at Vanceboro. The Albertoa
Board is alive.
A. McNeill, Senior Fruit Inspector for
Canaria, whose services were so mueh
appreciated at the recent F. G. A. meet-
ings writes the President under cover of
Ottawa, Feb. i0:h., in these flattering
terms:
“llear Father Burke:-I cannot refrain
from complimenting you, upon my return
to Ottawa, on the excellent meeting at
Charlottetown-an excellence, he it under-
sr.oo,1, quite independent and apart from
anything which may have been contribut-
ed outside the I~land. The audience was
all that could he desired, the program
timely in every respect and the interest
certainly very gratifying to those who
took part in the program."
llr. McNeill himself Vice President
of thelgreat F. G. A. of Ontario and fresh
from its general meeting and that of the
F. G. A. of N. S., ought to know what he
is talking about and our; F. G. A. can
therefore enjoy a real compliment.
Rlv. T. J. Deinstadt, so widely and fav-
orably known in and beyond this province,
is comfortably located for the time being
at Millbrldge, Me., whither he removed
from St.. John a few months since. At
the Methodist conference in this nity last
Juno he war, at his own request, allowed
a year's leave oi' absence. As a result of
freedom for some weeks from the heavy
burdens he had been bearing. he was
greatly lnvlrrorated and felt equal to the
work of resuming the duties of n pastor-
ate. Ilia attention being called Lo the field
of his present activities. he gave thereto
his favorable conaideratloii, and in clue
time entered into the work. The regular
services of his charge ha has sustained
weeks lastrast has been engaged continu-
ously in revival work with much aan cess.
Al one result of his efforts upwards of
forty persons have recently signldsri their
purpose to henceforth lead the Christian
life. This gracious work is still in pro-
gress and is being presented by the raver-
end gentleman without any human assist-
ance from beyond his own church and
congregation.-St. John Sun. Mr. Delu-
s‘adt is well knew n in Charlottetown.
Oougil, colon, loaraeneaa, and other IIINC
ailment; are quickly relieved by Cresulllll
hblets. ten cents por box. Alirlrnlidlil-
For the Lenten season we have Fresh
While lish &'.c ,also Flnan lIadrlles,Smok-
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in eod w sm ‘ 0°’ . 18
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ants-Our discounts
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John Newsom.
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time she get almost as close no tha dasir
ed point, but again the ship was forced to
retire. The nexl break landed the Stan
lay near Cape Bear. But the fourth at-
tempt ans successful after tha difficulty
of getting down the harbor to G ergetown
had been overcome. The run to Picton
was made in i hours. The ice was the
heaviest Capt. Brown ol the Stanley ever
saw in all his 30 years of navigation.-St.
John Sun.
'i‘ilE EVILS OF GONSTIPA l`I()N.
This dangerous condition causes sick
hoafache, abdominal pains, piles, and in
severe cases insanity and apoplr-xy. The
niosh agreeable ami satisfactory remedy is
Ferrozone, which makrs the bowels so
well ordered that natural and unassisted
action is es uhilslied. It is mild and cer-
tain in action and never causes distress
or inconvenience, and may be taken as
long as required. Pains in lha stomach
and intestines, piles, hilllousness and
headache disappear at once when Fer-
rozoue is used. Recommended and sold bv
ilrugglsts. price :'>0c. By rnail from N. C.
Poison & Go., Kingston, Ont.
No Prr.1.s r.rKl-: Du. ll.\Mr1.1'oN`s
BORN.
Feb 29 to William and Mrs. Peardon
a son,
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us to clear several
lines out at cost
prices.
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for 20 cents.
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Soiled urlains.
. VVe’ve gone through our curtain stock and
p1cked out all the odd and soiled ones we have-
! (1 from the cheapest up-and place them on sale this
~ i morning- at an average discount of
  san Pm.
 Some few discounted one-third-many half-Azul
E. many less than half price.
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Avondale tonight at eight o`clook.
-Iiear tho history nl the "Indian
Mutiny" in St. James' Hall tonight.
Beautiful stereoptican views andl ui
lecturer_of unquestioned ability in T. C.;
James. Lecture begins at S p. nr.
-S O E Lodge Print" l§d\vru'<l regular
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R. R.. Mlcciingi at- p. Win tonight Zllrrl.    
for  cents Amendments for sesslonul paper will l~n 0
S I .  ‘|considered:-initiation niusic nic. by Th ku k It qu Oth r lining in tha ‘it _ I _ _ } I
e¢.0ur Wu] OW- order of the l’re:~\ldent-.i. Saunders ey OC Ol ‘ C ' °  3 ml( Yin ‘ml “Y
Rec_ S,,Cy_ almost as cheap as some people ask for Job lots. Sample l-colt*
now ready. Buy at
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Get a hat this spring tlrr1t`s up-to-Llatc. Notlrilif looks wofod Oli
rl man than an uubecoming itat--“IKOSTQN DEKBY
HATS” are made for particular men-are perfect in fi and nnislr
and up-to date in every particular.
GET IN THE STYLE
WEAR “THE BOSTON DERBY HAT"
If you're hard to please you’1l lixe them all the more, yo‘.r’ll lintl
the fit perfect, the style becoming and the general fmish as it
should be.
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which we will clean out :.2 li..
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