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- THE GUARDIAN. CHARLIWTIWN, PR'[N¢\E EWAID BLAND, APRIL 23. 1901.
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'*‘“’¢{,i;| lg-°,.ce and* MANUAL i'RAiNiNciNsci~iooi.
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Th
Strength That
   sociation last week on mum!
training. Some sixteen schools for illus-
clves To The Bod!
|5 Apparent to
Everyone.
use Of M. D
niglity and bodily si ‘with
el; common grain foods used extensi
asia th¢ past hampered and retained
.stioniiicrease nerve troubles favore
‘. we. and Brirms iiiseasemrimed in
DI! V causing eruption and skin diseas
gm, Breakfast Food -the most deli
,of breakfast foods-is predigeste
The Malt used in Malt Bteakfa
ders 16
ns: 2:1 adds to the nutritive value
5,55 great Health Food. Malt Breakfa
food is the food par excellence for youu
md old_ ks use guarantees continue
hmm, and bodily vigor. Once tried it b
mpgs the favorite morning breakfast dis
onepukqge costing 15 cents makes fro
wmtrdve to thirty meals. All Grocer
gllit.
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(rf
316.000
dressed the Ontario Educational A'
trating this movement have been estab
of Sir Wm. C. McDonald. It is not in
minds of the young.
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d ANOTHER stssr AND iRoN PLANT.
e` DETROIT, Mich., April 19.-The News
h L this afternoon says final arrangements
m were made here to-day for the building of
3 , a steel and iron plant at Saulte Ste Marie
(Canadian side) which will employ ten
thousands men and be capitalized at $59.
000,000.
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516.000
Sixteen 1
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worth nf Gunn. in he
Slaughiernd Right Hein in
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I have still $16,000 worth of goods at R. H. Ramsay
_l C-:>’s old stand and must clear the entire stock out.
bore-have decided to sell them right here where where they
’ ` ire. The purchasing public will therefore had
  at Ramsay’s Old Stand
lor the next six weeks a choice lot of
it Ready to wear Clothinss 5 5’ E ‘°‘m`“r. "¥~‘"'i*-”fi’“=i-3 - 1-3” Had' “W” Bm*  ` 
.Boots and Shoes
_ Men’s Furnishings
Hats and Caps
_V Tweeds and Worsteds. |   ==»#:.';:a. ndasnntst .._"‘
If
it prices that will not let you go_without haunting you.
To see is to be convince d.
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- ` 1 _ 1 lllllliflllllll FUBEITURE
L- E . I  U I am instructed by D, B. Stewart.
_ Eeq., tosell by auction at his resi
rj  Il. H.  & CO’S  _St,2\,I1d. Commencing at 10.30 a. m. .
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1 $ I _ ' 1, Grand Cooking Range, kitchen uten-
. 0 . ails, 1 Cleveland bicycle, etc.
Terms cash. Q
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Prof. Robertson Agricultural and
Dairy Commissioner, Ottawa ad-
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lished in Canada through the generosiii
tended to locate any imare, a. sufficient
number having been established to give
educationalists in dilferent parts of the
Dominion a clear idea of what this system
al B1'S11lif3-5VF0°d»lU°f9°5‘ will do in training and developing the
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Prof. Robertson also outlined to the
~ _school inspectors present a plan along a
fl ,' somewhat similar line for influencing the
G teachings in rural schools more along ag-
¢- `ricultural lines. No definite proposal was
' made but merely a discussion to ascertain
fl if such a scheme as is to he found in Ger-
N fore it never taxes di$!@Sl-i"eS Sinn' many were feasible in Canada. If so Sir
om _ S5 Wm. C. McDonald is prepared to donate
'ht' il starch ofthe wheat sol- agufficient sumto introduce the system
Of in this country.
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CGMPETES
More Than Favorably
Wnli N. S.
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75 Per Cent Imported From
Abroad Instead of Being
Raised at Home.
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The Herald has frequently called atten-
tion tothe well-known fact that Nova
Scotia sends away hundreds of thousands
of dollars for food products that our own
farmers should raise. The suhjoined cir~
cular, sent out this season by apork-pack-
ing lirm in this city, shows the splendid
opportunity there is for our farmers in
the hog business :
To the farmers of Nova Scotia :-We
beg to inform you that we are in the pork
packing business and want hogs raised
in Nova Scotia, if you can raise them, Onr
only drawback at the present time is
scarcity of hogs. We are getting over 75
per cent. of what we use f.rom Ontario and
P. E. Island, and unless we see that you
are going to raise more we will have to go
where they are raised, We feel,however,
that you do not know that we can use any
quantity and that as soon as you find
you can sell to good advantage, you will
raise all we want; as it must be prodtable
o you to do so. It is tn inform you we
want them that we issue this circular. We
will agree to buy tive, ten, or twenty
thousand this coming season at bestmar-
Vket prices and arrange to take delivery
and pay cash for same at your nearest
railway station. We are sending the cir-
cular to the secretary of your agricultural
society, and will arrange with him or
some merchants to receive and pay cash <
for your hogs when ready for shipment.
Each society should have at least one to
two hundred to sell to commence this
season, and this would only' average twd
two or three for each member. Some mem-
bers can no doubtraise dfty. There willnot
be too many; raise all you can. We want
bacon hogs say five or six months old,that
will weigh when dressed 125 to 175
pounds. Heavier or lighter are worth 5
tol cent per pound less than the best
bacon hogs. and whilst a few will sell, s
large quantity are unsaleable. At
present there are so few in t-he province
we are compelled to buy them dressed
during the cold season, from September
to May, but should we be able to secure
even 50 per day for a year, we would then
arrange to purchase live. VVe are offer-
ing a. prize of fifteen dollars ($15) for the
best three bacon hogs exhibited at the
provincial exhibition to, be held here ini
September, and will buy them if the er.-
hibitor desires.
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IIBIIHKEHHESS
I8 A DISEASE
AID Gil
IS YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER
FATHER, sn) ci your relatives j
ailcted wo ire Dinan of Drunken-
that China. be allowed to get oil’ with a
fine of $200,000,000. .V
Danger and Sullering
Aioided by Using     -
Wills’ English Pills
THE RAISING mr. H095 izlffnblldhéfiliidfixt’diziflff’ 1'",  
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The United States government proposes
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Dyspepsia-is commencing its terrible' and
deadly work. If Will's English Pills are
used at once, you may quickly banish
y gen y an sur yop nup e se ers V
of the body and remove all waste matters
tl at interfere with perfect digestion and
nutrition. Will‘s English Pills. guaranteed
by all druggisls, are sold at 25 cents.
Mailed by the Wells 8: Richardson Co.,
Eimited, Montreal, on receipt of price.
Pains, April 19.-The officials of the.
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ooo,oro.
_régl-.
But it isn’t the pain alone that is dread
ed, just think of the loss of time and
wages. Sprains without number have been
cured by rubbing Polsou`s Nerviline Well
into the pores of the skin surrounding the
skin around the joint, No matter whether
it is sprained wrist, ankle, knee or back,
just try Nerviline on it and see how
quick it will cure. There is only one lini-
ment that can be depended upon to cure
sprains, strains and swellines, and that
is tPolson’s Nerviline. Large bottle 2
en s.
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A FEATURE OF MODERN WAR.
The Boer powers of endurance are phe-
nomenal but the burghers are aided in'
maintaining resistance by t-he knowledge
that their women and children are under
British protection in scores of laagers,and
that they are systematically fed and cared
for by a merciful enemy. ` '
Did ever any one hear of the “eneiny’
feeling the families of the conquered. ' g
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This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Broiiio-Quinine mm
fholmedsthateurea acozum onevv
riius ssoucn. ‘
Anyliow, the republic that hiirns ne-
groes at the stake in South Carolina and
Georgia is likely to carry some other
torch than the torch of liberty to the l
colored people of Cuba and Cebu.-
Toronto Star. `
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TO CURE GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Quiuine i'eino\'e~s t he cauiie
A Tunis EoNrRAcr_
The question of divorce is becoming one
of the burning questions in the states. In ,
Chicago, now the divorce centers of the
union. there is one divorce for every six ;
marriages. As had been said, marriage `;
is becoming very rapidly, a. time eontracmf
FRANCE CLAIMS $40,000,000. `
afefuvia
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not a life contract, in many parts of the `
United States.-Chatham Planet.
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Iwas cured of a bad case of Gri
by MINARUS LIINIMENT.
A MODERATE AMOUNT. 
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every trouble and sympton of disease.V ' V s
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They ti ti ei .» in W »  m  d
But at Ready~to-Wear Prices
£n::?.‘fnin.1. °z.;::.  our Mews Suits
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How.; SPRAIN Dons HURT: _   'lgnin i
Made of handsome Cloths, Irish. English and
Scotch weaves. Patterns as nice as y0u’d 
wish. More style than custom-m ide, ani at ' :
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half the price. _ _
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Fit»Reform Suits, $10, $12 and $15. v
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Royal Brand, $8, $10 and $12. 
W. R. J ohnson’s, $7, $9, $11 and $13. _
Mechanics, C-lerks,`Business' Men aiil G mile- 
men we want ty see you forfaffew mifi"ii‘_efi in "_
our big C othing  ‘
you of the true money-saviii;g‘.il7y,ilu_ oiir ’
Clothing we’il pass but you’_-l' étiy. '- ' -
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THE WDNIIEIIFUL CHEAP MEN.
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We are showing exceptional values in )le_n_'s Gidvedfor spring
1 Sydney. G B. c `I. LAGUE  __ _ _ _ .TOGE-
-Pwithhavensure hich I . » . ._ __  __ _
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ledge of the pateiit. lmdutlie folnlgw-
ing whicgtsgeoks for itaelfz- _
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DR WHSAUHl_)ERS&C0..Qh%l1i. _
Dear Sits'-Kindly :coast my nks 1
Io the onderfn t
_ members ofmy congregation. I have
- organised a society anno in mem-
bers to groniste and ndvggae  mslt
5 nafenn speedycnre-forthiadtelded _
1 d disease hid:
ciires yo: have wrooghs tqrggy 
nent re o the result of their .
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guucdonmndpheethemon the road.
to liveanober and righteous life. Only
vlshingieoulddo moretoudltyon
inthilnoble :nd wrifntlgiwork, I nm,
ours rid,
Rev. I. M. B-_--- -
Wdhnve and are em-ing thousands,
nndwehave hundreds of testimonials ‘
on nie speaking of these wonderful
cures. Send for nicnlan. enclosl
su. c.ciiim¢o.ni.. u.e.A._ rgaawiy-
< dence, on Prince Street on
Thursday, 25th of April.
Household furniture and effects com-
prising Drawing Room, Dining
Room, Hall and Bedroom furniiure,
carpets and pictures, 1 Highland
and still ti 1 ~*
 __ you to uoonvigue n
HINARITB LINIHENT
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Our Sweet Peas have taken
the First Prize for years at
Halifax and Charlottetown-
Anybody can grow those beautiful
flowers, and they bloom from J uly
t0 November. Plant Seed
ngw and buyseed now from the
celebrated Sweet Pea seedmen.
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