Latarrh

Invites Qonsumptlon

It =veske_ns the delicate lung tissues,

breaks down the’ general health.

it often causes headache and dizzi-

ness, impairs the taste, smell gud hearing, and affects the volee.

Being a constitutional disease it re-

quires a constitutional remedy.

'Hood '.1 .farsaparllla Badically and permanently cure; cg,- tarrh of the nose, throat, stomach, bowels, and more delicate organs.

~ Read the testimonials. No substitute for Hood’e note like

Hood’s. _ Be sure to get Hood’s.

*I wal; troubled with catarrh I) years.

leeinx statements or cures by Hood's Bar-

saparilla resolved to try lt. Four bottles entirely cured me." Wmuur Bananas,

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district.

This was a remarkably quick trip.

'Inn Stanley on Saturday made the f th H ln .h

trip toPlotou in 2§ hours and the pas- 'mm e A “Xb mums' sengers were able lo connect with the WORD was Wwlvrd y¢Bii2I‘dH¥ by -70|!!! train leaving for Sydney at ten o’clook. L- TUOIDHOU. SBBUUD M181” Di ill-'IB P- E-

1030 6th St., Milwaukee, Wil.

Hood'l lareaparllle promises to

aura and keeps the promise.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

UUR COFFEE

We ‘haven’t said any- thing about coiiee for sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, that's proof our codec is good.

If you haven’t leave your next order with us and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc a pound

Webster & McKay,

PHONE 199.

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Rich Fruit Cake, or Plain White Cake, Sultana or Nut Cake,

in fact any kind of cake you want can be had at the Eclipse Bakery. °

DST EWART,

LCLIPSE BAKERY.

t Bake! Best Breed.

' RESERVE FORGE.

-1-- ~~~~ -~“"'""‘~ r-rw' ~- Tw hmmhy body N1., ,, sefmin amount " » . of H.,-,-"gr,h reserved in case of eme1_‘gLIlGY.

rurullru onnnu 0. ~1

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\zz.zuzamv:nrl.,,,|17nsoiuwav {;§‘§,‘,‘§§',§"°h.f§‘L¢.\s;p‘i>lv¢y w eve.-ly |11 , rR@Y_N,Y. * NEW YGRi<» ha; comes along. By enriching the b ood _‘Q55 Hdnufociurc 5UD¢'l_'lf-‘i :’ ind oreatinil new ntelaye li:eEll3.u?i`- aEh;?;;» _ Cllliiii1l`llflllME,‘3Cll00iu0TliE.i hgapallg me body with me $1”/gl _ 4# , nd viiaiit that overcomes and

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Snncrat Holy week service at St.

inspectors, Sl. John inspected the steam- ers Northumberland, Princess, and City of London yesterday and left on return last night. They expect to return to the city i 1 May.

THE regular fortnightly meeting of the

Study Class of Grace Church was held last night at the h0mP» Of Dr. J. H. Ayers. The evening was spent very enjoyably ln the study of part of Julius Caesar which is now being read by the class,

Tun speedy mare owned by Victor

Dense, while being driven yes- terday afternoon by the owner on the harbor ice threw a shoe and slipped on the ice. After being unharnessed sho was with much dillloulty led to the shore on the glib ice. It is fortunate that no serious injury was sustained.

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Tas: steamer supposed to have been in

the Straits on Sunday by D\\ll10l`0i1S citizens was pronounced yesierda! bi Blockhouse keeper McNeill to a Guardian representative to be a larlii Glump °f ice Heating in the open water- A R005 view could be seen from the uDl7°\' windows ot the lighthouse and the mass was very deceiving to the eye. Many people thought the Hosting clump was ll disabled sealer.

Pu1<:sEN'ra'r1oN 'ron Pasroa.-From the

proceeds ofa supperheld at the residence cr William Mcwuliams. Esc- Of Milburn. Lot s on the 11th.un-... the B=v~ W- B- Pepper was last week P\'°Wm'°d with “ handsome fur coat and cap by l-hi’ mem' bers of his congregation at that Dliwe'

‘Tse in was masse a vary timely and M-

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oeptable one. and greatly appreciated by the Pastor, as le is such a tangible token of the kindly feelings which exist be- tween preacher and pwillf-

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Tna House did not moat yesterday asl This quarterly meeting of Grace

demngul 'tha digestive orgmu’ md . many of the members are in the Cardigan Church was hold last night. The licences

of the church are in an excellent state, , ’

. he debt is about paid oil' and everything '

JOHN Rmo who has just iinished a t'

ninety dsys shntence in jail was again :em 3°” ':i°dm°“$" f"lt'"° w°'k' The

"mend ln” MRM' w stewa s were so e ected.

A bl i l ld

Tzu: special meeting of the Council was n|Rh:T:;:£g1?H;f°g;,;°;t:;;b “£1

not held last night but a number of the hh, luspmes °t the O'mnRe Lodge Then Oounoillors met lu oaueu '

7' wasalargc attendance and after an on- N

Tmrice at the Three Tides is reported 5015510 Pl'0|!I'lm including gramaphone _

“,,,ge_ A 55",, 1,1-gg, through yeswr. selections, coffee and cake was served.

dayand driven ehonldbeosreiultoheep GEORGE D Lonuwcm, P sid 0 M

°“ tl” b“’h°d “`“°k' the Charlottetown Light 8:' Pxverelllom- 1

THE lobster hatchery at Blockhouse DHD? MMG! |50 Tho Gillrdlln that H. J.

Point is expecteclto be opebed by May lsr, Palmer is not in Halifax in connection

Wm-k |5 naw D,,,m.,,,5|,,g 9,, the Wh”-g to with any business of the Charlottetown be used in connection with the hatchery. Llflhf' 35 PQWBI' 0°l1\Dl|1¥ BH 556504 ill T110

Patriot last evening in an item copied

I. R.. announcing the death, on March oth, at Annan, Dumtrlesehire, Scotland, of his th Ale d

. mo er, xen rina Shannon _

P°“°" C"";:d‘;’\i;‘t 730;' Aglgfgges widow of the late William Lookerbld

wlllbeon e ness teoru rv. Th d 85 B Id M “The Holy Women. The Witness of Thggxn’ :fi yetarsi, in es EF; 2

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Massns Olive and Dalton, Steamboat when he visited his old home in Scotland

in 1886, there are are two brothzrs,G-. A. of the law iinn of Thomson, McLellan, Towers-Clark in Glasgow, and William, a chemist in Edinburgh,aud two eisia ~s who nside at home.

Tas over popular annual fraternal visit

was paid to Ever Onward Divlsion,Mount Herbert by the members of Mayfiower Dlvisionlastnlght. As in the past a good time was spent. At the proper time the G. W. P. Bro. F. S. Hodgson took the chair and after the regular business the members of Ever Onward entertained the visitors with their usual well prepared program. Bro. Lawson being pressntgave an address in his usual ff eling manner followed by the G. W. P. with lots of good advice to the young folks. The prolzram closed with chorus by the choir, then the sisters of Ever Onward treated lu a very pleasant manner to cake and coilee.

AN old man named Angus Gillis was

brought to the o ty yesterday by the morning train suffering from a dislocated hip. The unfortunate lived at Frederic- ton and last. Thursday while driving on a wood-sleigh the board upon which he was seated broke and he was thrown under- noatli the sleigh with the consequent painful injury. Dr. Honeywell of Hunter River was called in and had the lnj urej man putunder treatment.Yesterday it was decided to send him to the city and the Doctor had him put on the train with instructions to the Railway men to pun him oil’ at the crossing near the P. E. I. Hosplt.al.This was done and he was left lying onnstretcher by the side 'of the road. .No word had been received in the L.ity or at the Hospital of his coming and it wap some time before a passer by who happened to see the man informed the Hospital aut-horlties ol his condition and he was transferred to the building.

Tim amendment now before the House

to the Act respecting the Legislature pro- vides that the Assembly may at any time in any session of the Legislature elect one of its members to be Deputy Speaker who shall :luring such session in tho case of the death or absence of the Speaker, or in the case of the death of tue Speaker during the recess subsequent to the session dur- ing which such Deputy Speaker was elected and until another Speaker is elected have and execute all the powers, privileges and duties of the Speaker. Provided that in the case of the absence for any reason of both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker from the Chair of the Legislative Assembly for a period of forty-eight consecutive hours the As~ scmbly may elect an Acting Speaker or Deputy Speaker or both from among its members, and the member or members so ell o ed shall during the continuance of such absence of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker have and execute all the powers, privileges and duties of the Speaker or Deputy Speaker, as the case may be.

Blcyolists and all athletics depend on

BENTLEY‘S Llnlment. to keep the

joints llmher and muscles in trim.

Nor wANrEn_la GLACE BAY._

G1.At'a BAY, March 24 -The brewery,

refused a licenre in Sydney, has small chance of being located here. Numerous societies passed resolutions against lt, and the council has endorsed the action of the committee refusing a license.

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While Our ‘ Main Business

is selling drugs. of course we have to make a good showing in the Cigar line. 4 We consider our cigar

counter an attractive place for all lovers of a good moke and would specially recommend the "Gains-

borough Cigar.”

3 for 25 cents.

$3.50 for box of 50.

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Sometimes of course. But there’s no

reason why you should be made wet and

uncomfortable. '

Buy one of these handsome new water-

prcofs. They've just some from the best Are In

makers in England.

They’re handsome, stylish garments as

well as being waterproof.

They cost very little

$6.80, 8.45, 9.50 9.95, 10.25, 12.50

all made of handsome, durable Craven-

ette.

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Commeuclng Monday. January ith, 19o4, the

trains of this railway will mn ally (Sundays excepted) as follows-. Trains Outward Trains Inward

Read down Stations. Read up.

No. 5 P.M.

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P.M. AJZ.

gee 1r.o5 lv Helps ar

.53 11.51 c n on

7";p.|:\l`i‘41 %?Ir.;l!¥£!| U3 ls *" ..t.‘.‘;:..'.'.~:.° ..

RM.

NEEQ REPM ING?

No; i» rl good time to have it done. ,.

Pr , Br' ell legs. .ilrrns anddbacks brought to our hospital

In S F W.1 be speedi y set an made as good as new;

. . on REuPHol.sTERlNo ,

M we lmve a good line of furniture covers and an expert

J uplzolraterer. Our work is always well and cheaply done. H

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pound. § 4

Blood Purifier. ` e '“ " Pills. etc.. now in

-'The Two Macs"

Big fresh stock of

Vegetable Com- '

cg- mn ..---,,-s,-L,_,ss. _-L L,L_.m_L- _M ._ s

THE BEST

AND CHEAPEST i

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No. 13 No. ll No.-1: No.1;

We have the best grain bags lil

the country. They are large enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong,

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DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.

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N0, 6. N0. 1 P.M. A. M 7-1° Hes. 7.12 11.2°. 6.33 lo,5p 6.19 10,40

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Rc at unc. N.llX7iil'shire Hunter River Emerald Juno.

Kensington

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The Ladies ot

St. James Church will hold their

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.35 lv Bmevnll yunc ar 8_-lo S. ar C 'fruverae lv 7.30

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Trains are nm hy /tllaalie standard Tune.

Reid & Creighton

Tea from 5 to 7_3() p_ m_‘ Wholesale dealers in Admission loc. Island produce’

Tea 25C_ Pitt Street,

all rnwf 5| Sydneys B'

Doors open at 2.30 p. m.