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Gul tnol Lznimcut really is if, *-1
f. r Crfup there would ‘ ~- -
` mlit hciiny anxiety at all 54 ’ N
_ y, ,,,\- hi- Crnup ; nn, not n bit.. A few _ A q
“"’°"  VM ~.\-_ll relieve Cr-iup in just
_ "“,‘_l_',`,_ `,,.,;.»;'7.~__ l: if pleasant to take. and
=‘~ :U »i,,1 ‘nrt if tho baby swallowed n
4:,-,:,;-l f'.i.l.U _\1\\'n.y_< keep ii bottle lltindy.
n__,¢,¢.gti._l nfs.-elanl |_inip“n_||t_
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Nor a tiresome moméutln ' Mr. Bestls
l lecture to-night.
DoN"r failtohear Mr. Best lecture in
1:’  Y. M. C. A. to~night at 8 o`clock.
‘t s é 1 A. Mii.Ni~: Fnasi-:rt of Halifax, dealer in
_ ‘ ` . ,
Plaasing I new and second hand typcwriters v\ ill be
t h D " t -d d tomorrow.
..~ hear people say good things about
Qoniething you have sold them.
11 Y. 8 ti.\l9S O BYBD
THE work of painting the Alameda has
-A 1 T e e ised" , ,
Th* *N far" :ef * id a hi her .been completed and the boat will be ready
Thgte are a sample of the expres- `day5_
5-,one of satisfaction we have heaid
abontonr
ll S IEAL BLEND
. 3 s .-.. e
have von tried it.
9 ,iiilliil"l mills
the best 25 cent Tea on the market,
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~ The Ideal Grocery, Plone 199,
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EVERY MAN
-A should be pcsted, as to thc inerits of what we
oler you.
y ` First-We offer you goods, exzsludvely our own
*' When you buy from us, you will never xe a
da icate with anyone
pl .
Second-Our cutting, Siting, sewing, etc. is se-
cone to none in this Broad Dominion.
Third-The above excellences are yours at a
igure, also our own, but we give all preference
and adv:.nt\ge to our customers. Secured only
by long years of hard work and trying exper-
` ences.
J.T.NCKENZH1
lie Tailor.
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nunniwsmni
~ You will find everything you require in t"e
drug line.
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Prescriptions and special
Kemedes.
prepared with the best goods obtainable-cheap-
er than any house in the biniiiess-
We mn our business in the interest of the
people.-No diviniou of pro§b with Doctors -
It is your intered to deal with
_ HUGHES’
Prowse Block nyside
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Who -
Does
Net -
Bake?
We should like to meet any person
who does not like cake, for we are
satisfied that everybody likes our cake
- it is always so good and fresh. Please
call and give us ii chance to verify our
statement.
Sultana'Cake 2oc. a lb.
‘ Nut ' 2oc. a lb. '-
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Wine Cakes ioc. each.
TELEPHONE 211,
D. STEWART
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 *  cicntlaften to cure; Enclose 'l0c for post;
' age and boxir. and address Polson 8: Co.,
~ t th. ii ea ‘pu g _ _
,,,,,i;e,'f,°fT-~ Q $ to go on her service in the course of a few
A Goon chance to hear about our brave
boys in South Africa with the Second
1 Contingent, in Y. M. C. A. to-night at 8
o`clock.
Mrs. E-dw. Rabzrtsou, of this city and
Mrs. John McLean, Souris, are expected
to return about the middle of Hay from
their trip to California.
No lCo. 4th, P. E. I. Regiment, C. A.
will meet for drill this evening at 8 o’clock.
Every member who can possibly attend
will do sc.-A. A. B.ui'ri.E'r'r, Capt.
THE alarm yesterday morning was
e caused by a slight blaze in Mr. A. Down's
office. It was extinguished with a few
buckets of water before the arrival of the
firemen.
,I _
A SPLI-:NDID chance to spend a pleasant
‘ evening. Hear Mr. Best tell _to-night the
story of the Canadian Mounted Rifles and
Royal Canadian Dragoons. Y. M. C. A.
at 8 o`c1ock.
MR. EARLE goes to Summerside this
morning to complete arrangements for
his big entertainment which is to take
‘place in the Market Hal! next_Thursday
evening April 25.
THE Steamer Hillsborough will leave
Steam Navigation Company’s_ wharf at
9 o‘clook this Thursday morning for
Crapaud. Should the weather prove un-
favorable the boat will leave on Saturday.
A'r'rnN1'ioN is called to the nd., Sale by
e Auction,of that desirably situated cottage
A on the North side of Fitzroy Street,owned
_ by Mr. J. D. Taylor. The sale takes place
to-day, ('l‘hursday),April 18th at 12 o’clock,
` noon.
| THE packet Swallow arrived at the
Steam Navigation Co’s wharf yesterday
,evening and will load a» quantity of
freight which ordinarily should go by the
Jacques Cartier for Haliday`s Wharf and
’Pinette.
Ynsrsiinav evening Tru: GUanDiaN
*was shown by Messrs. Bruce Stewart &
Co. the large steel beams imported by the
firm for the DesBrisay bloek, which will
be erected during the coming summer.
Two of the beams measured! feet and the
ll cther three 18 feet each.
i THE Princess arrived in port at 6.45-
yesterday evening having on board a full
leargo of freight which included a number,
of crates of oranges for Messrs J. A. Far-
quharson Sc Co.,bananas for Mr. W. A.
Hutcheson and a car load of seeds,
1 timothy and clover seed for Messrs. Geo.
Carter SC C0.
BY a letter received in this city on
Saturday last, THE GUARDIAN learns that
Messrs. Arthur F. Trainor and James D.
Mason, of this city, who left in December
g last for South Africa, arrived at Durban,
=‘ Natal on March 7th. Not being able to
get up country at present, owing to the
_ continuance of`the war, they left Durban
1 on March 10th, for Melbourne. Australia.
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, FREE SAMPLES? FREE SAMPLES?
White “ 16c. a lh. 4 V _
-_Send For A Free Sample Of Catarrhoz-
1 one Guaranteed To Cure Catarrh,
` Brouchitis, Asthma, And Hay Fever.
_ fsliilk Bllffy In order that every sufferer in Canada
Wi" B0* Bl'°*d~ _ may test the marvellous curative _ p
'perties of Catarrhozone we will mail free ; MONTREAL, April 11___A special from
' to an address a. twenty days trial sufli
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llilllllllllllll IIIIICIIOIUBIICIIIIIIIIOIICICI CEUICI I ,
` C boat with such ease that they ought not t
f I be feared by any vessel. It is expected that
leaders ul
Fashionable
IFUCECIIOIOIOOOO
inery  
After years of hard work for drst place in the Millinery Bisiness, w
ever shown in this city.
` one of the largest,aiost up-to-date and most stylish szocks of Mllinery goods \ ,__ - _ _
\Ve have secured as our mnliner
l`llSS EDYTHE HAMILTO
Who has just returned from the American Millinery openings. .
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Weeks   C
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Leaders of Fashionable Milliixery.
P. S. Wanted at once two or threosmart young girls to learn the
Millinery Business.-WEEKS .li CO. _
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l main until the owners send another vessel
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l SATURDAY afternoon Mrs. R. W. Scott
‘ was the hostess at a tea, given _for Mrs.
A Sullivan, wife of the Chief Justice of'
Prince Ezlward Island. Lady Laurier
and the ladies of the Cibinet circle, as
, well as a few other married ladies, were
invited to meet Mrs. Sullivan. This af
ternoon an “at home" is going an at the
. residence of the Secretary of State, at
which a number of young married people
and young people are among the guests,
1 Ottawa Free, Press April 13.
A THE crew of the wrecked schooper
Minnie E. F., which was driven ashore at-
Savage Harbor during the gale of Thurs-
day night arrived in the city yesterday
morning. The men who are as follows
are being comfortably lodged with Mr.
McTavish: Jas. Young, Morgan Gallop,
Jacob Simms, James Hilyard, Joseph
Reid, Joseph Collier, all of Codroy, Nfld.
The schooner which was loaded with
seals isatotal wreck, and is owned by
Clements& Co., Port au Basque and enm-
manded by Capt. Paul Hall. Capt. Hall
is now at Mt. Stewart where he will re-
after the tackle and cargo of seals.
e AVBRY pretty wedding took place at 12
Kensington Ave., E. Somerville, lllIass.at
. the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs.W.
, L.Irish, recently when Miss Daisy »Rols.of
l this city, wasunited in marriage to Mr.
Ernest J. Clark, of Springfield, Mass, by
Rev. C. S. Frost, Pastor of E. Somerville
Baptist Church. The house was prettily
decorated with cut flowers and plants.
The presents were numerous and beauti-
ful, includlng silver, cut glass, pictures
and articles of brick-a-brac. There were
Vpresent friends from Somerville, East
1 Boston, Roxbury, Newton and \Va.ltham.
Acollation was served after which the
happycouple left amid a. shower of rice
and good wishes for an extended trip
westward. Mr. Clark is the youngest-
son of Nelson Clark,°Esq., of Cape Trav-
erse and has been abroad forthe past five
years. He is the state manager of
Massachusetts for the Chicago Portrait
_ Co., of Chicago. Ill. Mr. Clark makes
his headquarters in Boston and will re-
side there in future. - _
LADY Davies’ tea on Thursday afttrnoon
was the most imposing _tea of the week,
imposing both as to the quantity and the
I quality of the guests.Therc were some start-
` ling costumes there, but my pen, or to be
truthful. my type-writer, is not equal to a
description. Lady Davies had several
young ladies to assist her in seeing that
her guests were shown proper hospitality.
There were the two MissDavies,the Misses
Fielding, Miss Burbidge and Miss Rus-
‘ sei, and there was a large, male element,
present. so their labors were considerably
lightened. The Minister of Mnrine`
himself was most energetic in piloting
ladies into the. dining-room, and at one
.period ofthe afternoon _it was nearly as,
A dangerous as going through the Straits
` of Belle Isle in a fog, His example W*
lfollowed by Senators and members of
1 parliament, many of whom_ had availed
` themselves of Lady Davies’ invitation.
, Senator Snowball was there, Senator
Mackay, Senator McKeen, the Hon:
A Laurence Power, Mis. Power, and Miss
y Plunkett, Mr. Brodeur, Mrs. Brodeur
Miss Doutrc, Colonel Thompson, and Mrs._
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pringle
T Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Lady Laurier. Mrs;
Fielding, Mrs. and Miss Melvin Jones, of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Soper,
Mrs. Berkeley Powell.-Ottawa Free
; Press.
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, p LA PRESSE EXPE9ll`l0N.
3_1- _
A Quebec announces the return of the
1 steamer sent by the Montreal La Presse
six weeks ago to test the practicabilitiy
, of winternavigation in the bt. Lawrence
J Gulf. The cruise has been a most succes i-
the result of the experiment when oliici
the minds of the underwriters and steam
ship owners. - `
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l pleasant, and effectual at all times. A
ed the ardor ofthe farmers in their ex-
day and Wednesdav proving fine and
lol' one or two years experience-at the
ful one in eyery regard. The broken ice
  and flees that have so long friglfened the
,I steamships off St Lawerence were plough-
. 3 ed through ineve-ry direction by La.Presse
o
ally reported will create rv. revolution in
_ MOTHERS DO NOT FAIL T0 SEE that
you obtain the proginal and genuine
McLean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup-safe,
t I
all reliable dealers. Do not be deceived
obtain the reliable McLean's Vegetable
_ _ _ _ _ 6 Worm Syrup.
come to you this spring batter prep tred than ever to suit vnur tasfe, with _
.11
Snannnrowii Nome.-The' cold snap of
the past few days has somewhat dampen-
pectations of an early spring, but Tues-
warin the season seems to be two weeks
in advance of the ordinary year.-Rev.
Mr. Wightman preached a very able and
interesting sermon in the Searletown
Church on Easter Sunday appropriate to
the occasion, the choir fully sustaining
their part.-Quite a quantity of oats are
being shipped from Albany Station and
farmers are wishing for an opportunity
to dispose of their surplus potatoes
but theyzappear to moveslowly 111%- spring. `
Our local agent Mr. Charles Mtl.eau has
.lone a rushing business this winter and
spring iifselling platform scales, 'many
farmers in this locality having purchased
from him. The maple sugar psddlers are
at present onthe annual best and are if
possible less scrupulous this year than
ever befor-e,as in former year, there was ii
little maple and? a large admixture of
West Indian, but this year we have it all
manufactured from molasses lsugar and
sold for the genuine article. Vendors had
better have a. care how they impose their
wares on the overcred-ulous as the' laws of
our land will not bear them out in the
receipt of money made under false
pretences.-Mr. George Crue has the lum-
ber on the spot and purposes building an
extension to his already large barn. Mi. _
Crue is one of our most progressive far-
mers.-The people of this locality are
pleased that Mr. Marshal Wright has
secured the hauling of the milk
to Albany factory for another
year. No better man could be secured.-
Mrs. Louis Wright celebrated her 84th
birthday last month a.i:d is still smart
and active as those many years her
junior. ` A _
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A THOUSAND THANKS.
A Grateful French Lady Cured of. Rheu-_
matism by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, Ex-
presses Her Gratitude.
Sr Fnavin, Que.. April 15.-Madame
Maria Guimond of-this place. is loud in
her praises of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. .She e
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“I have followed the treatment of the H
first doctor in Montreal for Rheumatisin,
from which! have been suffering for
over six years. Igot no relief whatever
from auv or all of them. I heard of
Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Rheumatisin
and I tried them. 1
“I have taken in all seven boxes, andl
am perfectly cured". and as well as ever.
Of course. I am telling all my friends of
the excellence of this great remedy. 4-I
thank Dodd’s Kidney Pills a thousand
times for my wonderful cure. Q
suffering with Rlieumatismdjust what ‘
they did for Madame Guimon . No -one
used suffer a moment longer, when a'
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To-dety's Probabilities.-‘fl
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Tonoirjro, April V17.-Special.)-Fine; `
WHERE MEDICIAL SJIEN'-.'33 F AIL3'
you suffer dreadfully why don’t you get a
bottle of Pelson’s Nerviline and try that?
Rub it into your stiffjoints sore arms la inc
back bent s ,joulders-wherever the pain is
Nerviline has cured plenty of people in
this way and that oughtto bc, proof enough
that it wfillcure you too; It is an unusally
strong liniment that cures rhumatism in
unusually quick time. Best household
liniment known. 25 cents
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iWanted a. Drug Clerk or an apprentice
Kensington Drug store. Apply in writing
to D. Dariach, Kensington. `
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,gil Insect Powder (fresh) _ *Powd-Boretx l5c a 
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(A, Castile Soap Sw.. &<= . ll),
\_\lll.'~ Joh nson’s Vetrnish- 
Restgfgf makes old _furni- ~l‘l;'
ture lock like new--15 cents af gf r
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 You need a preparation for youra
teeth call on us. We have prepared
special tooth powder which is perfectly
safe. will harden the gums, remove
tartar, and give aspleiidid polish. Itis
over double size of the ordinary 25c
~ KJ packages.
WEHEEEE fn
Brahniin Tea
Haszard’s "Brahmin, ' easily takes the lead as
THE BEST 25 CENT TEA ON THE MARKET
other 'rea aegis.-s have med their best to mich
it, but n`one of the so-called “Matches” can
approach in Bavor and strength the old reliable
‘Brahmin " The fact is the people know Brah-
- min" Tea and will  no substitute for. it.. We
` have jim received a new supply of it direct
Prices 15 &.z5c. _
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Like all other bu ng-t matter 9 all
Paper selection resolv sfiqlf £1; mat? y
Now, nf course when you start edt alter W°a
Paper, you ve two or three thi. gs in view ” "W
You want the prettit st paper your mon# dai as
You want an ample variety to select from
You want to male your money cover as much.
wall space as po=sxb'c Thats right 2 ~ we
Well thatswhy were here Weil show you
the largest stock ml’ E Island,-probably one of
the largest stocks in the lower Provinces
Well show von the choicest papers made
the bigse t Wall Paper Factories in the U S
Well uoteyou prices away below what
expect to pav
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Dodd’s Kidney Pills will do for' anyone 
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We are always pleased so show our goods even ify,og_do|;'g,want\¢»hW TZ
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Likes good stationery
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likes to pay to much for it We would like you to tee our Paper-
ties for 35 cents, something entirely new and. very iuce.
Q Our aim is good stati nary at reasonable prices.
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The Popular Stationer and Printer
Morris, Block, Victoria Row
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We are showing exceptional vain.-s in lfefsélovfor Spring# ‘
FRESH KFVV' STCl@K.¢
In all the Popular Shaman.
A. FW111 like Of? Q
In Brovvns T - _ eys
$100 $1 B5 and $150-
Conie and get a pair for Easter
Gordon ,&mNlcLeIlan.
London H
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New stock
from India through Kr. Horace Hasmd (Whole-
sale Agents for the Estate) and you can always
sakforit at _» .
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