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pleasant smells from dogs and

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Quart Tins 75c.

Bottles 2 5c. _ ` YVP sell the genu-

ine English make.

J. G. JAMIESON,

Chemist and Druggist, THE MEDICAL HALL.

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BRIQKS

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brick on hand sel inglow. _i

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PROGRAM

OF THE

CONCERT

little iill1TtlElitn uni

Friday Evening, March 6th.

r. lust Duett . . . . . . . .,_Misses Sadie MeSwai~i

and Georgie MrLurc.

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Harris.

_ Vocal Solo . _ . . . . . . . ...‘\(rS. Roome.

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9 xo. Recitation (by request) Miss Rnoy Rattray.

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Mr. F. Stanley.

rx. Vocal Solo . . . . . . . . . .. .Mr. L W- COOTW-

zA. \'»oliu Solo _ . . . . . . . . ...Pr~f. Vinmcombc.

15. Chorus . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .By Choir.

'God Save the King.

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Omoe Honra 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

J. P. Hoon, Bus. Mgr.

H Oioe Hours 12 noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to 12 p.m.

The other day it was announced that

`. -`!';_‘;l°l'_:_\;|. Agent to Ireland, could have the n t

P ` l tion for the Commons seat for Gal Wil! bu

-- ~ GUINEA PARCEL A

1 4 _

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, 1903.

A. , e

on Friday not a whit the worse for any

exposure I had during the Maritime Provinces’ trip. I was greatly pleased by the intelligent enthusiasm which was everywhere evident in Prince Edward Is” land and also in Nova Scotia.

Aiterl lelt the Island Iliad a confer

College of Agriculture. I have asked

Eiward Island as we undertook last year. I hope that arrangements can be made whereby one or more expert instructors from either Nova Scotia or Ontario can take at least one round each to the orchards on the Island, with those who carry on the demonstrations in spraying and pruning. `

I _desire to repeat my congratulations

Fruit Growers’ Association, and at the same time to thank you for the kindly co- operation and assistance which our De" partment has received from, yourself and the Association in promoting the interests of fruit growing on the Islan d.

I expect to revisit the Island some' time

in May, and may, at that time, be able to

visit a few orchards. flthough, as you know, I am not an expe t on the technique of fruit matters, my presence may be of some use and encouragement to you.

Yours very truly, _

J Anas W. Ronnarsorr,

Commissioner.

The horticultural movement which the

Fruit Growers’ Association has brouszht

to the present _ promise and magnitude with such work assured for the season as

the above makes clear and theintzrest of the big man behind it-for after all, men count before everything-must still e`x- pand and flourish until “Garden of the Gulf,” as applied to us. will have its literal verification here. Speed 'the hour.

The feeling is general that Mr. Mellish

missed agolden opportunity on Monday u‘ght to have apologised to Mr. Hector for having traiuced him in his absence Whatever may have been Mr. Mellishs doubts or suspicions when he wrote the

Mayor of Eureka and received his

answer, he must have felt that the Black Knight had now abundantly

vindicated himseltand that an apology

favorable light beforethe community and

Mr. Hector was not founded in malice.

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Wehave notadvanced the

_of our tobacco. Amber*

tobacco Bobo; Play ._ chasing

oaccos are the same size and

tothe =B“fi have also extended the time for the

redemption of Snowshoe Tags

Nts F994'

upon the success of the Convention of the ll

235:;.i;:;L;°.?§;;‘;;;;§:;;°§.:;;f. L<»w»~ 1. _ No.3. srh°1eSa1¢

A or $1.20 _ ‘* $2.70 ; `

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-l":"’|"` Sm,-In the Guardian of the 26th `in'st, "":';`f“ 'L I fi* '-*"¢f`i-~~_». t 1 appears aletter F’hl¢h D\1l`D0l‘tS.t° ilivefo

x~'¢yK _-__,_.`4-. 4 ` the general principles which govern the ‘ ""`-"'~“"*°"’ ‘ "_ _ ` Orange True Blue Society and which is’on.

much the same basis as other O:au8¢ '

4 Societies. The point most il11D0l`Ul¥15 Y0»

North Side fQneen Square. the general _public is that this society 'pro- ¢H4_RL0TTBT0WN» P-.E L_ fesses to look after and care for neglected

Protestant chiliren. _ Its home is in On-

tario, about 1400 miles from this Province

of this Province a most reasonable pro

J- E- §,‘;’§§‘§,’?C§A,‘?2§;,,’*§i,‘2,i,§§’3, position would 1 think be for the dinerenw, -

Orange lodges and, Orange True. Blue » Lodges in the- Maritime Provinces and.. < Newfoundland to unite in erecting such o

| 1 home as there. outlined. Land and the.»

lecessaries used generally in such ahome,-1 are erha s chea er in P E Island than ln _,_

P D _ P _ '

any of the Provinces of Cauad. The

_climatic conditions are everything thtli ;

g can be desired and are the best in our,

PROFESSOR ROBERTSON Dominion. Under these circumstances it _

I ' """ _ seems unreasonable to send our money ll _

Professor Robertson has written the

aid. All things considered it must be nd

DEAR F*THm BUBKE»”I "me 'mme mitted that P E Island is the most desir-

` able place for an orphanage for the `

of the rather severe travelling and some Maritime p,.,,vinc¢.s_ This much nwdeg

work is being now undertaken, and it' is to be hoped that the charitably disposed willgive all the aid_ they reasonably cane _

A FRIEND or 'rim Canes.

ence with the Government of the Province V WINMPEGS C.gr§)_9£R|NG FOUR' 1 = i ' .2 ' ' ` i " C V of Nova Scotia, and am quite hopeful that LoNDoN, Feb. 27.-The Pall Mall _ - _ ` _ -~ A ` they will do something substantial in the G' zatte discu~sing the approaching visit way ot founding and maintaining a to Henley ot the Winnipeg Rowing Cluvh,

warns Brirish crews that tue 'have

y. to

them to make it large enough to give mind what they are about. The paper accommodation to students, for short and adds that the all-conquering Winnipegl ' long courses, from Prince Edward Island. four combination is something quite out

I have been authorized to arrange to of the ordinary. -

Carry on at least as much work on Prince “P ' i "“=' '

'__"_&’@

The recent marriage

of a couple of c-ripples, each having only half the _proper comple

ment of arms I and legs, was ` noted _ by the press asa“cou- ' nubial cnriosf

0 _

u tes- the ma.r~

occur daily in ' which both par-

~ ties are cripples

in health, _ Crippled health ' ' V gr

means, as a rule, in _ - sudicient nutrition,

and lack of nutrition _, _ points to disease of " ' . the _stomach and di- (KI J ,_, gestzve and nutritive /H' tract. Doctor Pierce’s './,4/.','_¢".ll

Golden Medical Dis-

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covery icures, diseases _ of the stomach and other organs of digestion ~

- and nutrition. It enables . t.he_>perfect nourishment

_ of the body, and so builds I

it up _m sound health and strength.

“I had b_een_a great snierer from indig-esticl

for thelast n'1n_e`years,” writes Mrs. Margaret Shingle, of Owings Mills, Baltimore .Co., Md. N I was such a wreck it seemed death was near, but to~day can say I feel like another woman. I _have received much and-lasting good from Dr. P1erce‘s Golden Medical Discovery and ‘ Favorite Yescriptionf I have taken twenty-Eve bottles in ali, and followed the advice of Dr. R. V. Pierce, and am happy to say that life is worth living now. A thousand thanks for your treatment.”

Do not be cajoled into trading a sub-

stance for a. shadow. Any substitute offered as_ “Just as good” as “Golden Medical D1scovery ” is a shadow of that medicine. There arecures behind every claim made for the “Discovery” _ The Common Sense Medical Adviser, ,in paper covers, is sent _free on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay expense of customs and mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buialo, N. Y.

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Now LANDING

Ex. Minto

`would have shown that his attack uponill DOXCS _

raisins (pkgs), Grimm brand.

I But the golden opportunity was missed, \' 200 _ boxes Choice! Seeded 1 and we are sure that the resultant loss to “ Raising, Egstef brand,

_M=.M¢|1t»hwas¢reater .tau _tothe tem;-:_ b,,x;,s| 3 _,gown

paranee champion. *

Muscatcls, Grimn Brand' let ~ loo noxes 4 crown

roo boxes 2

loo boxes Choice

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_Your readers will therefore nadily per-'ll

Residence Telephone, 13: ceive that such an institution situatedat

_#_-i _ so great a distance would be of li’tle or'uo

Ed't°"'al "ld News TelePh°"° 133" ractical benefit to the neglected c_hildre_n_g

elsewhere, as to Ontario, where there are r

following letter to the President of the gnghundl-ed and fifty Orange True Bloor ~ » Fruit Growers' Association wiucu- shows' Lidses. and Probably as many Lady

Q - - Orange Benevolent Lodges with some nine

,That Dim* we have.m :ls reguld' andl hmdred ora thousand Orange Lodges. _ ow he 'S ever °°£“pwd u Wnrkmg out These would seem from these faotstoe be-_ _ schemes for our advancement. Itwxll be* mmcienp support ill 0i\fN`i° -9° Grllani-ze. . _ . read with pleasure by everybody :_ MIT! 0D€1‘8l3B-Il UOIBG bl' OFDKBHS W`|5|\0U5_

on WA F D. 23,1903. their comlnuto this small Province

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ridges which ‘

nominated and it is presumed _wml _ O1it_Dlress Goods and I:1nmgs and other useful T A choice _Blqi-d 6-_

a xc es _ _ _ -_ ,f

wcepi- The sea” was 1”” helfi by C01' ' For $5, with this ad enc losgedf-carriage paid India and China '

Lynch, who is now uuderg01DS * mf. to l1Pare'it station. C' I ‘ . _ ~ ,_- ,i _.,‘ sentence for treason. Mr- D=vlil1 “Q This will be the last time you will see this so . ._ lpmpm’ 'Ons' 33. I0

nephew of Bernard Devlin, a forlger Clit it Ollt and Send your Glllillea.. ,___ _ l opponent and successor of D' Arcy c- p. - - » '» ’- ~ . _ ‘

Gee inthe representation of 'Montrehl

dress lengtl., Navy Blue of (6) yards Teal Cloth. double width, Black leal 40 in Wldil Cloth. Dark

Brown Teal

Clothl Dark Green Teal Cloth. Oxford Grey Teal Cloth. _

‘ ` f NOTE) Teal _Cloth is a splendid half

Wool cloth of clean dressy ap- pearance RESRMBLING A SERGE IN FINISH,

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would not accept it.Now It 13 8 CU vt _ _ . » , _ _ . A. that Mr. Devlin had been unanimously ; ' ` I _ _ ,x ' ' .

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Black dress length ._,

ltiance C l l`of.1(5%)fya`rds' tume Cloth. doubleyvidth OxfordG 5o'in. 'wider D e ii a n c e ‘ .M Costume Cloth. Brown`l>e-

tim e Costume Cloth. 'T ue A _

Fawn .Defiance ` Costume .

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Cloth. Navy Blue Dciiance Cos tnme Cloth. '

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Saietypins. ‘ f

Anygoods ox-dered'by.1ener . , . 1

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paperf-PATON 81 CO

_Black Empire Dress Cloths Navy ~Blue Empire Dress Cloths. Blue Grey Empire Dress Cloths, Fawn Empire Dress Cloths.

~ (NOTE)

Empire Dress Cloth is a new

Cloth with a finish superior to

a Cheviot. _

Nos 40 of

the above

‘onli the full request'

dress I length Of 2(5) _ yards

BYOWU Colonial Dress Suit-_ ings. Dark Green Colonial D_f¢SS' Suitings. Navy Blue Colonial' Dress Suitings. Bluet Colonial Dress Suitings. Black ‘ Tolqnial Dress Suitings. . ' (NOTE) ~ \ - Colonial Dress Snitings -a

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dotible -width; - ' ’ _ _ V ' double width

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Application may be made to

- Loatns in Canada '_ - - _ `- - $23.000.000 Money pdvanced on _realy estatte at Current rates and on.

`i cms. _ _ A ._

A. W. Slerns, uh’town Arthur B. Dickieson, New Glasgow. ‘ W. T. Hunt, S‘side - James T. Barclay, 'O’Leary Station, `F. I-I. Horne, Wiusloe, john Forbes, Tyne Valley,

A L- Fraser, Souris, Robert Jenkins, Pownal, ` Donald McLean. Crapaud, _ Thomas L. Murphy, Lot. H, Temple W. McDonald, Geo ’town, Henry F. Feehan, Mount Stewar John Anderson, Kensington, C, A. Woodman, Alberton,

G. S. Inman, Montague Bridge.

P:E:TE:|as,PETE1-.=rs as INGS

Solicitors for Ch’t0wn P. E, Island,

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