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‘A _;- __-_ -~~~-»--'~-‘ “" " '
coasrounn cv1¢l=S `
¢r..uum'S KOH*
‘ Chun That Sutlered From Althml
Almost S\l'l¢° hi. an-tin
_ 1 t `0 ' 52 PHDCCBU lYe-o
Mr' Jmiis da ixirtis; “Our r\-'»_v- “lm l’
V\,~:crin_. »_._u_._. ____ _me has ___:____ _:___________
Jus: mL;1,_`:1 almost since his birth. Which
with as cl;1£_t_____am, growing worse ;-.1 spite
has heerlhe medmil aid we could procure.
d an tor bills have been very lrge each
our dorieither myself nm’ ml WU* mi" had
|1011' 2 . t
us fun n\¢m‘s’sl@@1> dumg ‘h°..fm :image
;‘ bm hang; had to pour. ce a \ 8
ihlizitrrhidlcine to keep mm f"‘m °`“°kmg‘
,
ll We heard of a. nelxrb‘b0" “'h° had been wttd
.j _ k . Kon Qompound and res-».ved .o
 it/l3‘\' C S I
it xr with use result that to-du 0 'I <‘hi'd
'Y ' vfng hfl an
7" °°'”‘l°"ly cured' mt Mu born: al-
ltetack SLDCB Hiking U19 Seca" ‘
lniost a year asv- He has |;rown__v\_~_1_;s_r__f__';t
1 tr in -
ll%'nc(f¢=i1mi'ei§v ng(ih7r¢1f`i1ilteioeDiifuf}hirke for th_6
’. 0 " ` ~ derful r-vue-fy. F-S I
.‘d'li=C0‘»'€’l`Y °f lm” ‘vpn if " l.`e~i1=-_I cor-
jlhas saved our childs l Q. ____-~;,'_i_ Vip
irxt by M€)ssrfi°oixI1aii‘h%>r(rnthodi;f"lzl‘ciho was
itat-im  "Three bottles of Cl’i‘&l€~P°S K"i8
ipummrnd are ahsolutclv :_'u:‘rf1'it~‘ed to cure
l°Eli§l?gi\)Se of asthma or 'li-"~." f"""_" °r ‘fl-'amy
llwx.‘. be refu.udo¢l_ Free suinme b0t.ae__l0
L ddress menrionlnfl this Paper* A* " S’
sluyg, ,mms g- Macpherson Co., |21 Church
stilfeeirwronto. sole agents for Canada. Sold
gy all llrugirists.
__,,- 1 (3 und has permanently
¢sg1e:i1rkn»cird(ga;eso<?fp§sthma than all other
mnedles cc-nrblned.
Sold i-y GEORGE E. Hccnss.
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HDNBAY, MAY, 22nd,
A1' na o’c|.ocK. ~.
I will sell by Auction, on rhe abeve
date, all the Household Furniture. Car-
p¢¢5_ Pi(-lures, orc.. also the Horses,
Carriages and Rugs and all‘_the Farm-
"_:ng Machinery and some PURE BRED
STOCK
The sane will be pssitive without any
reserve
E. H. NORTON.
Auctioncer_
May 12d:s
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Cramps, Cronp,
. Coughs,
Colle. Roma _
Colds., _ ache.
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te ~r>e<e-as ~e+e~e»e °‘o~e-+s»c<a- cc»e+2><»-+3»@+s
*~ _ Diarrhma,
_ Dysentery,
1”" ""‘ Bowel Complaints. -
if JL. '3_`u.1°e, Safe, Quiclt Cure for
- these troubles is
. »
  .!Z.i.-huzza-
It is the trusted friend of the
Mechanic, Farmer, Planter.
Sailor, and in fact all cl.1s:;3.
Used internally or externally.
~€»-o~£+o~£+o<€'+0~|,~w <9-0 
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.)*2l~® *E3
Beware of imitatic-ns. Tak
one but the genuine “ E ___3.R\
.xvrs ” Sold everyvflzere
25c. and 5Oc. bottles.
'  ` »:..<=.n.=-e--~
Tn Investors
Parties pcssessed of funds from which
they wish to secure a. liberal re-
lturn in interest should invest
  THE
lnvtsnns Summer
_ Guurinv
BANKERS ck BBO`IiEBS
ROOM ll STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
11 Sr. SACBANENT Sr., MONTREAL
By their system cf investment, they
can guarantee to investors a
monthly profit on funds placed
with them of
llot less thanthree per cent
 
 
This Company offers the most com-
plete guarantee for both princi-
pal and profit, and any investor
can withdraw funds and profits
to date upon
alum ap ous Noilct.
SUMS of $520.00 and upwards receiv-
ed  ‘ld invested.
 _
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  Spring Trade
The time has come when you should look up your
wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring wal
In the event of you deciding fo invest in a suit or
. overcoat, etc., act
_ from ._
P  -J. T. 
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`)el‘3337 JJJJCCCDJ
thi ;_._ _ _ - i  _-
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- 'ev'--ii
together and the majority of the joint
vote will decide the question at issue.
Something similar in its general fea-
tures is provided in the constitution
of the United States and in the pro-
posed constitution of the Common
wealth of Australia. In the latter
case the provision was apparently in-
serted because of the diflicultles which
Canadian experience has shown to be
likely to arise.
To eliect :he required reform in the
Canadian Senate the British North
America. Act must be amened by
the Imperial Parliament. Amendments
to the Canadian constitutional Act
when thought necessary are usually
asked for by joint address of the two
Houses of the Canadian Parliament.
But the federal ministers know very
well well that a majority of the Sen-
ate as it now is could not be obtained
in favor of the required- joint address
The method of procedure that has
been adopted is to secure a. pronounce-
ment by as many of the _provincial
legislatures as possible in favor of the
projected reform.
The legislatures of' Ontario, Mani-
toba, and Nova Scotia have ~ already
spoken in favor of the change and
notice is given in our own legislature
of a. resolution to be moved of thesame
purport. For some reason n_ot explain-
ed no similar resolution was 'brought
up in the Quebec legislature at its late
session, though a. Liberal Government
is in power in thatprovince.In British
Columbia and New Bruns'wick,where
the administrations are of a composite
character no action has been taken.
The apparent intention ofthe Otta-
wa. government is to secure a vote in
the Commons in favor ofa constitution-
al change along' the lines above men-
tioned, and on that basis, together
with the resolutions adopted by three
or four of the local legislatures to ask
the Imperial Parliament to amend the
B. N. A. Act as they desire. The
action of the Australian conference
might also be expected to have some
weight in England.
The result of an appeal to Great
Britain under these conditions will
be doubtful. The majority ,of the
Sena.;e, and for that matter the ma.-
jority of the great Conservative party
in Canada, will stcutly oppose “ the
change. The Conservative party is
in power in the United Kingdom, and
there the proposed reform of the
Lords has been a matter of party con-
flict,with Lord Salisbury a. champion
for the Upper Chamber as it is.Under
such conditions the Canadian Senate
is not likely to be left without de-
fenders in the Imperial Parliament.
---qi-_
Women on the school-boards of Char-
lottetownand Surnmerside will pre-
sently-be an accomplished fact, the
leader of the opposition having grace-
fully endorsed the government’s
proposition to that end, Tm: GUAR-
DIAN congratulates the ladies on their
approaching admission to a share in
the work of administering 9. most im-
portant branch of the public service.
The army and Navy Gazette of
Loddon warmly commends the efrrts
of Major General Hutton to improve
the Canadian mi1itia.Tha.t` distinguish-
ed ofiicer had spent three years in
Australia in a similar pomtion before
coming to Canada. and therefore
knows something--about the relations
of colonial goverments to the question
of defence. The Argny and Navy
Gazette states that the people of
Canada with a frontier of 3,200
miles to defend have hitherto paid less
toward defence than any people in
world.'l`hat J ournalrepresents military
technical opinion, and. it prouounces
the Canrdian militia force as it is as
practically useless, but believes that
the reforms proposed by General Hut-
ton will transform the militia. into a
military force "worthy of the Cana-
dian nation, and which if necessity
itself.” _
promptly by ordering the same
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‘_ ~ ... 17`;,-»,_»- :_ __.'
 7 f‘ "3 -'> `
called,would render a. fair account of
bring out a full statement of the case _
on both sides. It is expected that
the counsel will occupy four days at
least in their arguments, and that the
decision of the court may be made on
the second or third day of June. This
public hearing may do much to fur-
ther extend the revulsion of feeling
in favor oi the most unfortunate pris-
oner. _
Some features of the report of the
commission of inquiry in regard to
provisioning the American army in the
late war are of interest. General
Miles was the originator of the charge
that the provisions were not what
they should have been. He was en-
titled to credit for this, but th_e mem-
bers of the commission afford him
scant praise. They say his charge
that the refrigerated beef had been
treated .with chemicals was not . pro-
ved, and that if he knew the beef was
bad he was “in error” in not- reporting
the matter at once to the Secretary
of War; This is mild censure, how-
ever, to that bestowed upon General
Eagan, as Commissary General whose
conduct is characterised as “unwar-
ranted aud reckless,” his mistakes as
“colossal” and admitting of “no pallia-
tion.” Still the distinctive feature of
the report is its manifest animus ag-
ainst general Miles. The beef seems
to have been undoubtedly bad, but
not so extremely bad as was at first
reported.
<
“ One Good Tarn
Deserves Another."
IZ is so easy to go through
life doing good and helping
to make others happy. og
lady who had been ill with
a complication of troubles.
having been thoroughly cured
and now enjoying perfect
health, felt it a duty to fell
her friends that the specific
fhat brought her back fohealth
was Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Thus, after Hood’s had served her
well, she felt it deserved a good turn
at her hands. Thousands tell the same
, story of blood purified and health re-
stored. Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses
merit peculiar to itself.
Sick Headache-“ For a long time I
was troubled with sick headaches. Diner-
ent medicines failed to ‘give me relief. I
took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, my husband hav-
ing been cured of salt rheum by it,'and soon
it made me feel like a new woman." Mas.
Rosmrr McArnE, Deerhurst, Ont. '
I|'n|)ur¢ Blood-“ My wife suffered'
_ with pain and distress from an affection of
the throat caused by impure blood. She
was almost in despair when she turned to
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Six bottles of this
medlcipe completely cured her." 'Joan
Wncxxug Galt, Out. __
Back Ache--“ My mother had severe
pains in her side and back. She was obliged
to give up work. A friend persuaded her
to take Ho_od‘s'Sarsapari1Ia and soon she
was able to do her work, tree from pain
_and had a good appetite.” Macon: Mon-
osrr, Nasonworth, N. B. '
No Streqgth-“ My whole System was
run down. was weak ~and could hardly
get around to do my work. I began taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and ‘after using ive
bottles Ifound that my strengthhad re-
turned and appetite much improved.” Mas.
KELLEY, 318 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ont.
' Narve Food-“ My wife was stricken
with’ nervous prostration. She sullered
from headaches. She became weak, low-
spirited and her appetite was poor. I am
glad to state that Hood’s Sarsnparilla has
completely cured her of all her ailments.”
G. BELLAMY, 321 Hannah St., Hamilton, Ont.
, 5 ».
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N5-“_/9’-' D/58DpO/'nts
d
_ Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and
Qnly ca._tha.rtic_to take _with Hi>_ml_’s Sarsaparilia..
Irs worm '
Your While
to get ou_:-ngrices on
(Banned B s before
pulfdlaslng.
We invite comparison of prices
and if you favor us with -that
privilege we feel sure of making
a sale All kinds of Canned
Goods at Rock Bottom prices

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T The local opposition have made a. ' »_ - -  _ l _ ~  __
   political blunder in their attitude of  _ __ _ _ ,_ 2    fi' »
° 'resistance tothe Hillsborough bridge ' ‘ ‘ 0 ' ' A
'~ A fe* ‘e ' i "'“ "' ' i It will requi-rc a lot of exp'anation on - ‘ * if if L' E 1 if  -  ‘  .
SATURDAY' MA\ 13' 1399' their part to satisfy the people inter- ll * - V ‘ -~ ` P' 
_. - »-1'  _e-sted,aud it ccul-l have been fo1°eseen_ _ ' . ` ' i e "2
SENATE REFORM. what the opposition to the bridge mas-tl
--- ‘be fruitless. Mr. Martin. M. P., can .""""§"""'§'U
Sir Wilfrid La.urier`s scheme of hardly bfchpleased_ v_v_i_th the mistaken_
S! te reform as propounded by him faction o is loca. a ies. ‘ / » .
diiiiing the recess, is likely to come _“_” _ ' Blouses  ' Salllofs 256
§;§;z;;r;i;“;;?;i.‘;:5;.€.‘l°...i.‘22.‘1'.‘i»1’.i' iii’-f‘;?J.22i21§*22"li Stockings Skirts Sailors ,oc
the event of serious diference between Pefmmed that fh° _demand for F fe' , OQPQS Jackets ' " `
the two houses, as where the Senate vision may be publicly argued before ‘
rejectea measure which has passed the E110 l1Ui¥€d S€°Ui<§S Of CUB 00111315 0f_'DI°€SS Goods 1 Sii»llO1'S 750
Commons, the two houses may meet,Cassa.tion about ay 29. This will ~
Belts 12c, 150 and 25c.
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, Seek  5Oc
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 General _Agents for P. E. I.
4 ~ Fon. 'I'Hn;__ f _- .
Confederation Life- i
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_l The financial exhibits and policy conditions of this
n ' company render it very attractive in the hands of a good
l canvasser. The company has an established position in
the Island with local agents in principal places. the lat-
ter of whom would be under control of the General
- Agent. The position is one by which a man of- energy, '
_ integrity and-ability can make money; previous exper-
A ience not nec-ssary. Apply personally or by le'ter.
F. W. GREEN, Manager 5 Hotel D ivies,
i _ for the Maritime Provinces Charlottetown.
May 13, 1|.
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Lnlrd...    
paid for rent
The Birkbeck Investment and Savings! Co
~   The Birkbeck Company ell <2
t 1 ° .i U _
 _ _ Agent
Full information on application.
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The value ef all Fertilizers consist in the amount of soluble Phos Acid
Nitrogen, and Potash they contain, and the brand which shows the' greatest
value in these isthe one to buy, on the same principle that milk testing 4
per cent. butter fat is more valuable than 3 per cent milk.'ENGLISH
MAN URES costing the same price, contain 20 per cent. to 25 per cent
more Phos. Acid, Nitrogen and Potash than any other complete Fertilizer
on the market.
Or ln other words the Plant Food contained in a ton of other Fefrti
lizer costing, _say $35, can be purchased from us for about $28. All ferti-
lizers are sold under a guaranteed analysis enabling any who may, to 
the above, and the superior quality ofthese Manures is beingshown by ac-
tual testyear after year by the really ' wonderful ‘results produced whereaver
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 will buy two of those White Shirts on our Bargain
snap oua SATURDAY LIST-Irs demanded s.
,Extra S1:r1a.11 Price
will bu an or those 300 Sailors Black ifColc c
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Men’s _White Uulaundried Shirts, two 'Boys' Eaton Collars, l0c. |Childr
fm; 53°- U` d 8 1 __ Boys’ Collars, lilo. L,,d,,,B»
:.1232 .‘:‘.1,‘;'.‘..:. s..'z::‘.t»;.:_-:§::';.°.;';.;   0011--»1°»~ _ _ 2--‘-
Childmnis plaid Hose, 30c_ Combination Blue and W hits, l8c. Ladies’
Child ren’s Cotton Hose. _ ' _ Men’s Cotton Sox. 5c. a pair. Luk".
All Wool Cashmere Hose. 19c. - - l Black Cotton Sox. 102- Cmm
Heavy Ribbed Hose, 9c. a pair. ` Men’s Skull Caps, 12a. _ t ge
Plain Cotton Hose, 6c. arpair. Golf Cami, T50- f ,gc '
Boys’ Unlaundried Shirts, 12 to A14; and l Ladies’ L\uen_Colla.r_s_ 9c _ '"3
14,3, to 17 in. in Men’s, two for 50e. ~` The best Silk Four in Hand Ties going w°'
Boys’ Braces, Sc. a pair. _ ‘_ _ _ at_2 ior_25c. _ L°'d‘°’°
Men’s Braces, l0c. a pai-r. __ Ladies' Pique Collars, l8c. - 8° W
Chiffon Frilling at 12o.,'ne`west shades. Leather Belts, 9c. each. Our l0
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so-'rue -ravine nsrrr meg
_If you ovn alot or have the inoney savedvto buy" one 2 P ' Und
will assist you to build a. home permitting repayment in EASY
°' MONTHLY instalments, not exceeding the amount usually
capna|2,ooo,ooo. _ ` _ ' ' » 'JAS
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FERNLIZER FACTS 
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