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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN MARC5 _6 7.899 -

For the Bram Worker.

For the Physical Worker.

ForMen,\\"omen anclChildrc:\.

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READ TI.-EE PROQF !

C,y;_\-T;rrm_\', I lzfive for a. long time

nec-1?.-.E s~;;~.-v?ii:~_1;- to nizglze blond and aui!_l ;;;> 1 \\ s_\'>te:i1. ;‘.1yE`io0d was wrttcry intl tiny, i'1cl;,ng s;rf_~s*.__;'.x .'.r;..i ‘..talii_\'. '.:i\1 l:,n°.1n: '.' :L it ..-:";`. .~.;u.l :---“ \‘. fav not

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; i told him I \\".ts very skeptical as to any 5 icncfit that could be tierivecl from any

i vroprietary medicine and hall no t`.-:ith in

g hem. There the matter rested until fo-.ir § nonths ago. when reading so much about

what Dr. \Va.rc!`s Blood and Nerve Pills

:ave done for so many people with im- ,=overish-l blood, I concl-.tiled to give them zz trE.ll. l have taken four boxes and _:sy unbelief so fur as Dr. Ward’s Blood _.-.acl Nerve ‘."lfIs are ccncerncd has becn ';.‘.2i.eIy ;;.__;. _l. T2..-;y are a splendid blood lr\il.I.;r and strength restorer, and an inv:\l~.»r.l;!e medicine for weak, ener- vated people. This has been my experi- ence, they haufng given me strength of ho<`_' and strong healthy blood.

(Signed), Psren L/lwnnncn Wavrs,

988 Queen St. West, Toronto, Ont.

All good druggisfs can supply you. If

they won't, we will by mail. Price 500. ,ver bot : 5 boxes for $2.00. TILE DOCTOR ‘Juan Couwmv. Limind, Toronto, Ont.

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Will ind it to their advantage to send to F. J

Hornsbyh Books Store for Legal Blanks,

Seals, Tapes, Wax. Inks, Writing and

Copying from the best makers. Day

Books, Ledgers, Journals, etc,' Note

amd Receipt Pads, Letter Clips and

Piles, Johann Fabors’ best Rubber

lands and Pencils, all shaved down very tue at

F. J- I-|ORNSBY’S.

Eoumekeepers Do not wait until House Cleaning to get Mats and Frames on those Pictures that you in- tended to Ret cleaned and fixed up last Spring. _ We will do them for you cheaper now than we can in the Spring and you will now have a arze assortment of Picture Mouldings to choose from. Come to

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A Steel Feed Boiler mls 1- all 1 .__ We have some nice steel boilers E in stock that we willsell at ai small advance on cost. ””

These boilers are made of th best steel plate and by the bes boil ak .

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class in every respect. No cas

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FINAL H01' ISE.

The last list of persons in arrears

for Land and Income Tax is now be- ing prepared for-the March term of the County Court.

PSFSODS Wishing to save expense

shuold pay at once. `

ANG US MCMILLAN,

- Provincial Treasurer. ‘

March lst, 1899.

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Hughes' Hughes’ Cough' Mixture

For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness, and all Pulmonary affections. Price 25 cents.

Hughes’ Creosote Mlxture

an elegant preparation for Chronic gsronclistis and Lung Disease, Price cen . -

|lodd’s Rheumatism Cure. I

Apositivo cure for Rheumatism. A trial will convince you. Price 50c.

Special Remedies prepared for DY

SPEPSIA, INDLGESTION, OONSTI PATION etc.. etc., For the Best English Drugs and Medicines

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MONDAY. MARCH 6, 1899.

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TALES OI' SHIPWRECK.

There has been a. great number of

sea tragedies during the past fall and winter on the stormy Atlantic. Despatches have reached the newsf paper otiices night after night telling 'of frightful shipping casualties in which hundreds of lives have been placed in imminent peril, and scores, sometimes hundreds, of livles lost. These sad tales of the sea impress the ordinary reader but little. Their very frequency tends to dull the sense of their awfulnsss. But to t-he fami- lies of those who follow the sea, or to those who have loved ones sailing the stormy ot-can, each successive storm arouses a. deeper concern.

Recently the awful reality of

these wrecks has been brought ,home to the city of Char- lottetown by the alarming disaster to lthe Labrador with half adoxen of our city merchants on board. Pending certain tidings of their safety, not only their immediate families but a wide circle of friends and acquaint- ances, embracing almost the entire city with many beyond the city’s bounds, were left in most intense and painful suspense. The later know- ledge that they were saved caused general relief, joy and thankfulness.

The incident serves to recall how

many communities and homes have been thrilled with horror and per- manently darkened by such tragedies as those of the Bourgogne,the Mohe- gan,the Portland and many others. A very little reflection in regard to such events will deepen our concern “for those in peril on the sea”--a. peril always present to increasing numbers from the ever expanding busi- ness of the ago upon great waters. A feature of many marins disasters has been that they occurred near the end of the journey when hopes were high for a prosperous completion of the voyage and when the port of de stina- tion had nearly been reached. Ships sail from Europia for America and are wrecked on this 'side after passing the dangers of mid-ocean, finding greater dangers in approaching the coast. The Labrador had safely crossed almost the entire breadth of the Atlantic when she came to quick destruction on a Scottish reef.

So far as the meagre reports go in

this case, captain, and crew, and all on board appear to have done their part well.The life boats weresuccessful- ly launched under trying conditions, and carried the passengers to safety Those are pleasing features. But how often it is otherwise. Our chief con- cern should not be with the senti- mental aspects of these disasters but with the best methods of preventing their recurrence, the appliances for saving lives in the awful emergency of shipwreck. In this' line there is much yet to be effected, and the call is urgent for our parliament to grapple with the question earnestly.

M31.;

There is small-pox in several of the

manufacturing towns of Maine, carried thither, there is little doubt, from Quebec province by . the French Canadians who throng in large num- bers to the factories of New England. The French Canadian habitant does believe in preventive measures. He is something of a fatalist in regard to all forms of disease, or if pious, he believes that diseases go where they are sent by the good Fit-her above and the victims must submit. Hence vaccination is avoided, and there is always more or less small-pox in French Canadian cities, especially in winter time. The outbreak in New. England is causing an exodus, and it appears that in New Brunswick there is no statutory provision by which inspection or vaccination of immi- grants from Maine can be enforced. Hence there appears to be some con- cem in St§J0hn,where the local health authorities say that not more than 10 per cent of the population have been vaccinated. This is s most as- tonishing condition, and 'seems to show that New Brunswick is little less backward than Quebec in regard to vaccination.

FLOOR Coverings.-Rugs are bright

and cheery. A thick, soft, warm one at the bedside is a luxury. We sell

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Regarding the proposed purchase

of the Canada Eastern _Railway, ,of

Toronto G1obe’s denial, the St. John Telegraph quotes from one of Hon. Mr. Blair’s published speechbs his, statement that he favors taking over E t-he road. The Telegraph says that "neither the Globe nor any , other Canadian journal has a right to say that it will not be purchased. The Globe is not running the government of Canada, although it is a. valuable I supporter of the administration.” The railway in question is about 110 milss in length, running across the province from Frederictbn to Chatham, and lst principally owned by Mr_ Alexander Gibson, the lumber ghd cotton king who recently transferred his support from the opposition to the govern- ment side with very striking etlect. f

The Dominion Line, to which the ,'

illfated Labrador belonged. has suffer- ` cd a gccd many casualties since its inception in 1870. The Vicksburg foundcred in an ice collision in 1875 with 47 lives lost. The Ottawa was totally wrecked 50 miles below 'Que- bec in l889._ The Idaho was wrecked on Anticosti in 1890: In November of the same year Captain Lindall and the quarter master were drowned from the Vancouver in a gale. The Texas went ashore on Cape rlace in a fog and became a total wreck in September, 1895. The Mariposa., a beautiful twin, screw steamer of 5,000 tons was‘ afterwards stranded in the Straits of Belle Isle and became a total wreck. The Angloman was wrecked on the Skerries in the Irish Sea in February, 1897. The seven stcamersabove named which were lost do not appear to have lost any of their passengers save in the single case of the Vicksburg. ' ‘

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ns. F. Lin, nucnrsrn, on.,

Found Lara-Liver Pius a perfect

cure for her Dyspepsia. '

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Try all the tablets and trash you have 1

I mind to.

Go the rounds of the drastic purgatives

till you’re weakened and sickened.

Then when you’ve sought in vain for .

a cure for your stomach and liver dis- ,` orders-Just try Ilaxa-Liver Pills. `_ Tou’l1 find no medicine act nicer, cure

quicker. _

Mrs. F. Lamb, Manchester, Ont., used Laxa.-Liver Pills. r

They cured her Dyspepsia.

This is what she says:

“I have long been troubled with i‘

dyspepsia and other stomach troubles, and have tried various remedies. None did me so much good as Laxa-Liver

Pills, which have cured me.”

People troubled with constipation,

biliousness, jaundice, bad breath, coated tongue, dyspepsia., indigestion, sour y stomach, belching of wind, etc.. will ; find Laxa-Liver Pills the most perfect remedy made. r

They act without any griping, weaken- it

ing or sicken- ~,.£".' Y _ A ing, and leave no bad after- ’“'“" ‘ 5*' p“U“is‘»7 '

eifectsof any kind. Price 25a. abottle,

merside.

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A A There appears to bcfsbmo measure

of force in Sir. Charles*_~Tuppsr’gV ob-

which we recently published the W jection to the provincial legislatures

passing judgement on the Senate. _It is outside of their field of jurisdiction. They have no power to legislate in such matters and would be quick to

resent any invasion of the provincial

domain if attempted by the federal parliament. It is not the first time, however, that the provincial legisla- tures have made recommendations, or expressed opinions in record to matt- ers outside of their own field. Several of the legislatures years ago recom- mended the passage of a prohibitory liquor law by the federal parliament. We do not remember that _the federal authorities in any way resented that' action. The attack on the Senate is, however, a different matter.

ED|TOR’S MAIL.

THROUGH TICKETS AGAIN.

SIR, -Being a sufferer in the ticket

business and buying tickets for Hon- treal and points west, from _the ticket agent in Charlottetown, he has always toldnne be could sell me a ticket either from Charlottetown or Summerside. I generally bought tickets from Summer- side, but as it was most convenient for me I generally took the traip at Col- ville or Wiltshire, and had to pay local 'rate. and get baggage _checked at Sum-

This may 'not seem any trouble to

Ticket Agent, but it is a good deal ot trouble to the travelling public: I would like Ticket Agent to tell us why we cannot buy a ticket at North Wilt- shire for Montreal as well as for Bos- ton, or why discriminate against travel. in our own land?

- Yours.

A PA'.rR1o'r.

Ben\|ey's Liniment the modern Pain Cure

best he can afford for it. We give you ag opportunity to afford the best carpet for the least money. Everything per- taining' to a well equipped carpet store will be found here. The right kind at the right time, and the right price. Come to the right place.-Paton & Co.

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In the Island Condition Powder

one of the best on the market,

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ago with sales of 25 lbs. it now runs over,300 lbs a year and is on 'the ' in crease. _

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get them long, spring heeled and not too wide, then t-he feet will

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