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THE GUAI DIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY 28, 1001
  "'T
AN IRREPARABLB LOSS.
Fires that destroy paintings are pecu-
liarly dis .str-u 1. Houses may be rebuilt
quickly out all the wealth of the world
cannot resio e a rare canvas. The burn-
ing of the ccunay home of Thomas B.
Wanamaker near Bethayers, Pa. and the
r
ulting loss of a Vandyke and other dne
examples of the Dutch school and maste -
eces by modern artists is a calami
W
inful to all art lovers.
T l _ I 1  _
People Who
Have Used It
Say that Dr. Chaae's Syrup of Linseed
and Turpentine affords wonderfully
Jrompt relief tor coughs and colds.
Everybody has confidence in Dr. Chase,
n his great recipe book and famous
family remedies. They have learned by
experience that it pays to insist on hav-
ing Dr. (_Jhase's Syrup of Linseed and
‘Turpentine instead of accepting the
various unscientlflc “mix-ups” which
some drugglsts offer as “just as good."
Dr. Chasc’s Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentine contains many of the most
valuable and most effective remedial
agents for throat and lung troubles
that science has dis-covered. It acts
ao directly and promptly as to be of
fncalculable worth in all cases of croup,
bronchitis and whooping cough. It is
no far-reachin ln its effects as to
loosen the tightest chest cough and
cure the cold of long standing. 251: a
bottle; family size. three times aa
much, 60c. at all dealers’, or Edman-
aon, Bates & Co., Toronto.
Dr. Bhase’s Syrup
of Linseed
_and Turpentlne. 4
0
range `
Marmalade
We have just received a
quantity of Marmalsde in 5
lbs tins at
45 cents
Also Cross & Blackwells
Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs
tins 75 cts.
.I.I).MACl.E0ll & C0.
Phone 126
insure Your Lifo
Cathedral yesterday at noon of Mr. James
W  M D. Collier, principal of the Charlottetown
Standard
  coo I town. The bride was beautifully attired
in white silk with tulle veil and orange
blossoms and carried an exquisite bouquet
of S 9 of red and white carnations. She was ac-
I
ESTABLISHED I825. ';;”‘°;h__ S‘;;1_’S°; Sfd M0222? 
Assefg  li. A. Tanton presided at the organ
and beautifully rendered Mendessohn’s
One of the oldest and strongest of Wedding March of Lohengrin, and a
Life Companies in existence. Policies Bridal March by De K°"°“°S° The
free of restrictions isqued on an 8 _ \coupee containing the bridal party was
’ ` P _ drawn bya pair of matched greys and the
proved plans, for protection and ill- friends were drivento lunch in acoach
vestmenm drawn by two sorrels supplied by Robins’
Livery. THE GUARDIAN joins with the
many (riends in wishing Mr and Mr..
p . _ _ Q
HY   &  l Collier all happiness possible.
Ganeral Agents, Charlottetown
oe- . . I _ _ J At Orwell P. E. I.. May 21st, 1901, Alex-
d M L d, Eld , d ' t -f
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F  R   N E   Special Remedies
 ‘_ ea:e§_for .which they are recommended-The
The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in
use ia our dry house, will be sold at a. bargain, delivery
about J one first
A dun Lawn , To prevent the hands from chappina' ru
Mower does more ‘
harm than I-'Pod' - sizes 10c. and 25c
Vi e sharpen and . p _ `
' h d 7;'
llsflxr 512;) ‘gat-I 5pREAD Op CHRIS-[~1AN1Ty_  that our Instant Headach
A as good as new . .__  Wafers will not cure.
 Send them alongg The Rev.~J0hn o. Kngo, Presidenoiof 1.' TW them lf YP" “"3 “ mf'
to ' '
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THE GUARDIAN
An independent {)ournal, untrammellcd and
fearless; aiming to c
Just, lmpsrtial, Reliable. Newsv,
seeking at all times to further The best interests
' of the people, and recognized therefore as
' ra
es
oo
The ZE’eop1e’m Pape
Published at its ofliccs, New Prowse Block
North side Post office, at the following rat
ayable in advancez- _
glorning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one
month zac. perPyr_.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $3.
Semi-weekly dition (Wed. & Sat.) per
ear $1.50; i_n ad-.»ance..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..$i.25
Iveekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25
in advance........ ........................... _.SL
_. Branch Qfflces
have been established at the followin places
transacle :-
Sunimerside. Rogers SI Rogers' store-J. B. .
Baker, Manager.
Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart
Agent.
Agent
T. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
' E litor. _Business Manager.
ff _»-I
oo Munn noon
TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1901.
s -- ' §
A British company, headed by the
Messrs. Pearson of London, have 2,000
Y
men at work rebuilding an old railwa
completed in less than three years. The
of steamers on both oceans. The route lies
800 miles north of the Nicaragua canal
route, and much further still north of the
Panama route, and it is claimed that with
its equipment for carrying a large tramc
could compete with either or both the
enormous eapital cost of either of th
5 canals would involve the necessity of high
tolls. Tne New York World speaks of
1 the Pearson Company’s railway project as
' "the British canal-flanking scheme."
Agents of both countries are working
on the proposal that the United States
shall acquire the Danish West India
Islands. Denmark has found them un-
profitableas colonies and it is thought
amount would probably be paid. The
three islands in question, (St. Croix, St.
Thomas and St. John, have an area of
only 32,000.
M-ily;
TH: marriage took place at St. Peter’s
1 Manual Training School, and Miss Vitula
_ Latham Volkes who has lately come out
fl from England. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev J W Godfrey of George
Icompanied to the church by Mrs.
JUDICIAL
O0
where subscriptio is may be paid, news lurnish-
ed, advertising, Job work and other business --
d
C
Souris East, Telephone omce-P. G. Seaman,
across the narrowest part of Mexico reported to have agreed that the const
from Salina Cruz on the Pacific to Coaza-
coalcos on the Gulf of Mexico. The dis-
tanceisl92 miles and the work will be
design includes the equipment of a great
harbor at each terminal, and special lines
canals if- they were constructed. The
e
p would be willing to sell for $4,000,000,which
118,000 square miles and a population of
DECISION
That U. S. Can Have
No Colonies.
ACTION 0F COLONIES
Required -No Tariff Allowed
-Seven Bodies Found on
Lake Wreck.
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL nacisioiv
Supreme Court of the United States
notion follows the nag; that the United
States°may have no subject colonies and
ar
war territory until Congress shall act a
ritory.
EFFECT OF THE DECISION.
from a business standpoint as well as a
political one, inasmuch as whenever Con-
gress acts to establish civil government
instead of military rule now existing the
States and vice ve rsa.
waizcxnn IN I-‘nInAY’s sronm.
CHICAGO, May 27.-(Special)-A water
logged vessel wrecked in Fridays storm
was picked up on the Lake and seven
bodies found on board.
_iq-M
A Food That Promotes
Health is »Worthy of
a Trial-
Is A True Health” Food;
Bodily and mental vigor and general
good health depend largely upon the
food used at the opening meal of the day
-breakfast. _ _
use some form of grain food eaclfmorn
ing. The large' majority of these grain
foods or cereals are positively injurious to
digestion, and therefore, cannot promote
health and strength.
Food experts and all who desire to see
the masses supplied with pure and whole-
some foods, very strongly recommended
Malt Breakfast Food for the first meal Iof
the day. All practical food analyists who
have analyzed Malt Breakfast Food.
hold it up as the woi-ld’s idel health
food. _
Malt Breakfast Food is predigested; it
is concentrated, therefore the most econ-
omical to use; it is a true flesh, bone and
muscle builder. One 15 cent package
Your grocer sells it. '
‘ DIED.
years,
_  fe e _ ,___
with Bentley’s Liniment atbedtime. Tw
b
o
_ \ Headache
Trinity College in North Carolina who is =‘ll.» fer" and ba °°“Vmced
regarded as the foremost Methodist min-  Pub UP by 0Ul`§@lV0*-
ister in that State made the declaration ln 'l I Sold at 256 per box.
'i H a sermon recently that God will get into
I H  China through the cotton factory the rail-
Fmmdem Engineers way, and the telegraph more quickly than
Machinists and Boilermakers. . through the prayer-meeting' p K' I " C6l1ll'8»l Drug Sl`.0l‘0
1 1 _  S - ` JAS. I>AToN a co. ` : ~
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char- ’ __¢______ ` _  I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . I 0 r 0 n
. ionetown P E Island - Sunnyside , f 1 t c e
I ` ` Don’t worry withaheadache; use Kum- ' . Carters qeeds Grow '
- Phone X25. ford headache Powders. In ten minutes I V J / g \l\})) V* i f ~ ' e A 4 MONO °\|ff|If9l’O¢
» ' ' ' '   gf
 Four powders Ina *p _Ay  i' 
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I ts ‘oil
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Funny
, w anim nm. no
a
5’
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I . Hughes’
most important are-
- Hughes' Co ugh Mixtuie.
Hughes' Digestive Tonic.
“ Creosote Mixture
“ LaGi-ippe wafers.
“ War/t Remover.
“ Eye Water,
“ Corn Cure
“ Wform Remedy. _
“ Dian-hoea Remedy.
“ Rheumatism Cure.
“ Hair Dressing.
f* 'rootluiche Remedy.
_Reliable remedies for indigestioir, constipa
“°..=~ mai-  s... ‘ .,....~ ..,
orse an m e ni c'nes*
aarequired.-'ADVICE FREE-~. ` ‘ 
Mall BIB dllldsl Illllll.
are li tried Medicine , specially for the dis-
*rf ni I I 1
3-_ux_
I' _
Grcctcd With an Ovation
in Sydney.
CHINESE INDEMNITY
_g    herelolluy   _  
L°'“.;o‘;;”:‘;:.“.f;.f.:;.‘f” ‘° Your Dress Goo.
mission.
The Russian warship in the harbor fired
Chinese indemnity to four hundred and
D 1°,
or less. In 1891 the value was $1.05.
ance of the questions at issue in' America,
Lord Salisbury may take the Presidency
of the British-American High Commission
which is expected to resume its work
gists in Canada delighted with the satis-
mers. All live druggists sells§Wells` Eng-
lish Pills. Price 25 cents per box. Mail-
Th°'”°“d5' °f p°°pI°° 7°“”3 ~"-“dw/9-1-°'"'ed on receipt ofprice The Wells' 8; Rich- _
" Paulson oo., Limited, Montreal. i ’  " " I ’ “ "
i_.¢___._.
day our advertisement will be
regular price paid 25 cents,
Molasses Kisses only 10ct's a lb. at the
Belvidere. Will lake a number of cattle
Iur the season at moderate price. Apply to
;B1ack Dress Fabrics and;
5 Sultings. ' §
I Customers living out of town are I
I especially provided for in having any 2
1 part of this stock submitted for in- Z
2 spection through the medium sample, I
I which will befound to contain every- I
I thing at a glance, as to quality, price, ‘I
Z etc. Vile give particular attention to I
I the ualitie f bla k d I
q so c goo s.
2 The new smooth finished Home- _
I spuns,Cheviot Suitings,Serges, Twills, I
I Ladies’ "Cloths, Venetians, Repps, I
Z Cords, Mohairs, Sicilians, Cashmeres, I
I Hcnriettas, Nun’s Veiliugs, Crepes, I
:Pop1ins, Llamas, Voiles, Taffetas, Z
:Silk hnrl Wool Broches. Silk and 1
Z Wool Crepe de Chenes Uncrushable I
:silk Grenadines, Blade and white :
:Shepherd Checks. Black and Grey I
2 Mixtures in Tweeds and Mohairs. I
I \Vrit_e for Samples with Prices. I
I Special attention to orders fort
` Mourning '
lllllllllllllll lllillllll llllllllll
And Steamship Lines to Boston via Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast ‘Line Between Eastern Nova
Scotia and Boston via Windsor J out-tion
and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Halifax dail (ex-
cept Sunday)_at 6.30 a. m._ for Digby and Yar-
mouth, makiag connection Wednesday, and
Saturdav at Yarmouth for-Boston.
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP.
mince ei-;ona£_
. Gross fronnage. 6,ooo Horse Power, the
Fastest and I-‘meat Steamer plying between the
Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leave Yarmouth Wednesday and Saturday
for Ririton, on arrival of Express Tiains from
Returning leave Boston, Tuesday and Friday
Halifax next day 6.x
 D   |711' rave 'ro nur A1' Psnluls' I
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8 fewnmonths hence, probably at Quebec. S a  i   ' ,
YM' I Ape Pfofggtgd, 'ro Aiuuvr: FROM Liv£:iu=ooL.§c. -a
STEIIMER ‘
Wills’ English Pills the popular cure for . 
Constipation and`\1ndigestion, are fully 7200 b °  '
_guaranteed to every purchaser. No other ags common Liverpool San' 12  to the
ukethem in the world no others dare give Stgalllf'-I' due her?  May and Wln be Sold .law
aguurantee. Over three thousand drug- i112. Ali() 20 Casks English  Tar.
faction that these pills give their custo- th d '10 lf-   £‘
John Cook near the premises or Donald ,
McMillan, Royalty. 16d 2w pd .T 
Light Weight Underclothing
I In cotton, light, smooth and soft
_ 50 cents pei' suit.
Nicely Finished Balbrvggan tim, ag ,lik
90 .
Beautiful soft Merino cents per suit
_     _
Now Landin
400 chests HASZAB,D’,S
_ BRA HMIN TEA imported
ect from the G, A, W
_ Tea Estate,
fwfltel fill' e S&mp1eS,iand;price list
,agents are  want.ed_fi_~in"*e’Yery_ d
_ ' > of  
DUCHESS  
_\_
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___ The fact that this store shows a bigger and
DUKE AND moms AT SYDNEY. far superior stock of Dress Goods than any*
wisnmsms May 27.,-(special)-Tm SYDNr=Y.N.S.,W..M-sy 27.-<Specia1.>- other store in the cit is the chief reason
° is
Y
The steamer Opliir with the Royal visitors __ ' _ _' `
i- an'ived this morning and they were given  you should come here to buy  
a great ovation. G'00(IS.
that Porto Rico and the Pnilipines e aRoyal Salute and the Russian Admiral Fancy Dress G00dS 163 P91'  up.
nd
_ was one of the first callers. __ Blank and Na Snr e _ - I ` ' ' ' '
that it alone can incorporate new ter- A brilliant militanfescort greeted the U . ~ vy g _ ac Per yd up'
Royal couple when they landed. Bl8Cl{ POPIIITS   and 1.25.
Intense interest centres in the decision THECHINESE INDEMNITY- C&Sl1II18l‘6 Rnd M8I'lIlO 320 Up-I I
PEKIN, May 27.-(Special.)-It is believ- ,. ,_ ,
ed that Engla.nd’s scheme limiting the Black Blister   up'
products and merchandise of the Philip- fifty million taels will be agreed to. Q
Pines and POTW Rl°° 1`¢5Pe°ti"eIY “mst The value of the tael fluctuates with the _
be admitted free of duty mm the Unined rice 'ofsilver and is now about one dolla I O I 
Loan sAI.isnURr MAY coma. Tha  Lgaugpj ~ _
Lonnos, May 27.-(special).-It is inn- °
mated that in view of the great import- su“”y'|a°°
' s
25 cents for 15-The last  Those  Know _ 
ms n’;.‘;z;;.;2..;::§'i.;§.;i  A 5000 Thing
r;.‘;.n;nl:z;_3i;;?n_°oih~ ~  W he" They Seeilh
11 . _ _
1- Have no difiianlty In selecting material for a suit for s pring
Crown Contectionery.-W. A.Hp7t¢élieson 1 at our store. Avl kinds of fashionable makes, at very low prices,
`~.` in stock. `
will makeadish for twenty-five people. f PASTURE FOR THE SEASQN at
LEOD 6: Co.,
For- Warm W
_ _. $1-00 per suit I
Something extra fine in light weight nam;-51 wool n;°e|y
sizes up to 46 ’ '
` $2.00 per suit