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Clearance Sale!

_-_1

Having decided to dispose

oi our _business herefwe are now. 0§¢filu,g the bsiluce _oi our groceries and prwieigng at or below cost. None of the stock is stale or ishop worn and is good value at ‘current retail prices,

O. S. GORDON,

x7d3i_ __ Prince St.` _

EASTIERN SIEAMSIIIP C0’_

1N'i"s1f`N`.\fibi~1lE1-.S tliiv 1 s;1_o1v,

Winter Reduced Rates

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it1“i;°1g‘ Eaks culling l“»1|aEtl:mormstateroom` no Eivgalilliz .-1. r ,

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'i`r11i11s of this railway will run as follows: llead down, Stations Road up.

i’.lil A»M~ P151. A.M.

lv. Ch town ar. $.06 Hunter R_{ver 2.01

Emerald unet.. 'L27 _

:H-1 1 Kensingmn __ lass 1.21 " ‘ -1.1111 1$:}“““““°"‘°° {.‘.'i1i‘$ M” 3.26 Port Hill 8.61 -l.Ciii O'Lcul'y 7.44

Albertnn 11.411 Tilllish 0.00

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5.10 iv. Emerald Juno. ar. 7.50 0.00 ar. C. Traverse lv. 1.00 l', lil, 1'. M. A. Us A.B\. .1. 11. r. M. A. 1.1. 1'. M.

3.25 lv Ch'toWn nr, 0.00 (1 06 4.110 Mt. Stcwartdc. 7.65 ‘ B0 4.58 Moroll 7.21 6.111 St. l’ou1r's 7.00

ll.'l.5 E 6.00 .’1.i‘L lv Card 11.11 0.41 - 1.1.05 ar. Goo'tow11 iv. 0.20

IND IV. (`1h`t0Wl'i iir. 10.15 7.10 ar. ll/lurmy Harbor lv 0.411 11. ii. 1-. 11. A. n. 1-. 111

'I'rl\i1\sI1>n\'I|1g‘ (.`I\I\1'lo|.toi.0Wn 7.05 1\. nl., iilill $11111-111 12 .-1111-. 1.1., 1-1111 M11111i11y, w11111.111.1111_1 111111 F1-i1i11y. Allctlu-1-trai11a i-1111 daily (Suri 1lr\y cxccptr-1l1. 1 f .1 -

t'o11111lcic 'l`li11c'l‘11l.1lo furnished cu applica

tion 111. riiutions.

G. A. SHARP,

Superintendent P. E. I. Railway. _ _

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Gcu. liigr.. Can. Govt. Ryu.,

Moncton, N. H.

BJIA 0.30

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'I’hug1opulnr Fast Lino Between Eaatom Novi.

co ia 111111 B1-.ei/o11 vi‘»1H'i‘;-imc, Windsor

J1ii\cl1i0n1'\l\1 11 X. |iJXPIi.I‘lBS'I'ILAINS lcnvo Iihlilhx dt\il¥1 (ex 11111; s111111.1y1 111 1.-1:1 11. 111. 1111- iiirhy .111- Y11r111o1i1,l1 111akl111; comicction at Yarmouth for linst/011.

i\‘iIl\I11\NIl I')IV\SIDN-T!'8inB 0( the Mid l11111l llivl1=l1111 learn Wii11l.<1or daily (excopi Suiillnyl for 'i`1'\1i'u iii. 7.$)u. in. i|nd'5.|R p. ill :.: _ . - - - 111

111111 fr'1Jln'I`|‘u|'0 ful' \\'il1rli1ur nt ii.40 B. rn. and

1l‘1|i 111 1.c11111.1.ii11ix11t'I`i11io with trains lhc Inicrcolouiitl ii1il\\'a‘y mid at Wintial with expmss brains to an from Halifax 11`11d \'11i-mouth. 01iMo111l1\y,We1lnosdhy and liri-

sluy uccomiiiodution trains Nos. ,5 and 0 r\1n tie wean Windsor and Truro. rhe g11ya1a1111 U. s. Mali steam. ship BOSTON 'l‘hoFasu111t and Finest Steamer lying be- iwoon t.i1cM111-ltimo Prcvlneee aiidsoetom -

luiavae \’1\1'u1o11ti1,Wcdi\ca1'ii1y and Saturday ior lloatoii on an-iv1\.l of Express Trains from liulifux. licturiilng leaves Leng Wharf, 11111111111, ’I\insdayn11d ii‘rid1\y. 1

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For 11 1 in nrmntiopi, guide books, foidorsAsto irliloh wtgll lic Slit ree, write to F.KH. wurp; 1 1-11111:, cnoi- Phsecnmir Anfon eu .\'.s. tl' Trniusinn on A nuttin Brandani

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ll. 0iFK!NB. General Mnneler.

C'ANA|:>1AN .

» PAClsf1c-

1 Second Class Tickets

DN SALE D \II.Y Feb. 15th to April 7111, 1906, incl. Fi-om l’iC'I‘0U, N.S. ""l;X.1».'i1°£§’ii"'1‘.‘."1i?:f?:;'::.;::.:l $59 15 i1*ill'12i“111?i1°'.'1S‘.§‘1T1‘if“1’13‘ii1‘.1I °

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AI:-11 lluice t,o»PoilliA ill C0IJ0ltAlE).IIIxA.I'l01 U'i`1\H, MO TANA 1\1id CALIFORNIA.

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INTERCOLONIAL ' D A l LW AY Trave y our wn ine t Uuebec, lilonireal, and all

Points_ Wes! -

Csnada's Famous Train

The “Maritime Ex11`rcss’%

* is unsurpassed in the excellence oi its Dining Car service sridSleeping Car accommodations.

meters _time tables and sii i11-

formstioh favpply to 1

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Moncton, N. H, _

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Doli’i Neglect Ill iliili aCougi1 <if`C1oiti`

_ ri' .cAN._nAvi sm:

.iza_sm.,'r. .ir i_._nsv.p_s 'Hill 1'lB01'i‘1°11 I-!!N°°~‘ on Msn. Ayrscrsn;

DR. WO0D’$ NORWAY PINE

svnur is 1111: urolcins vou11:sn..........

it tswithout an equal as a nmedyfer

c°“ll_|l» Colds, Brcnohitis, Bere Throat, Pain in the Chest, Asthma, Whooping 00111111. o111111y 11.11 su 1111111111111 111 an Throat and Lungs.

A single dose of Dr, Wool-Pa Norway

Pine Syrup will stop the cough, soothe the thrust, and if the cough or cold hu bg. como settled on the lungs, the healing properties of the Norwhy Pina Treo will proclaim its great v'irtus,hy promptly eradicating the had efsots, and I persist- ent use ui the remedy cannot fail tn bring about a complete eura.

Do not bolaumlingged into buying so~ called Norwsy'Piae Syrups, but bo |1‘1f'¢ and insist on having Dr. Wcod's. It is put up in a yellow wrapper, three pine trees the trade rnsrk, and price 25 eta.

Mrs. Henry Seabrook, Hepworth, Ont.,

writes: "I have used Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup in our family for the past tbresv fears and I eonaider it the best remedy known for the eure of colds. It has eased all my aiiildran and myself.”

111511111 soon 1111> - iN11e111.l1NMEN1.

_ The ladies of Covehead aiid Stanhope i1ileu_d holding a iiasicet Social and En- tertainment in Stanhope lisllon Wed- nesday the slat inst.

A good program will lic frm-id¢11 and

the ladies will be pleased to we a large number present from clt and conii;1 v. Proceeds in aid uf Methodist Cliurcli Doors open at 7 o’clocK, concert will begin at 7 30. Should weather be uu- favorable social will be held on the fol- lowing night.

Admission io cents. Ladies’ with

basicets free. 16twzi d19,:o

Businesslorhle

The subscriber offers for sale the

business at Covc Head, canild on by him for many years past. It is in ,a goodjlocaiity where s good paying bnsi ness can be done. There ia a fair quan- tity of goods in stock in good condition, und will he sold right.

Apply at once.

DAVID II. AULD,

Edits iwmi ti Covehead

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Where you can get better values

in clothing than elsewhere. Have you found it? Most pee le know it's hers and get a great benefit by coming. We want io show you liow to save cash and still have th- best on the market. Our plan is simple. Come and lel.’s talk it ovei

MCDONALD 81 PERRY.

The Nobby Tailors, Great George Street.

FOR SALE

Rosebimk Farm . Situate ou the south side of Hillsboro River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acres,i31 rcres cleared and in ahlgh state of culti- vation, Terms liberal. Por further parii» ulsrs apply F. MeKENNA, Charlottetown, Queen Btr°et

Aug! 1005 tu wed fri.sat ly

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Syiiols oi’ Caofidiin North-West Homestead ’ Regulations.

NY even numbered section of Dominion

A hands in Manitoba or the Nortlrwesi Provinces. exoop 11 B and 20, not reserved 11111y11e 111111111sm 11 bv env nurse" vim ii 1.1111 sole head of 11 family. or any male over I! vears oi 11 to the extent of ous-o

l\ ' ` sc§tionoéiiD m:;L%a ‘t 9 ' iandgieeyri' the trigt in h mek? is situate. or if the homes is desires. i may. on 11 piicatlon to the uister ef th' interior. Oiéyrtwa the Gommissioner 1'$lru~

l .. 111 mal is

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lilo following sions: "dam" “pm H G

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miliivatian 111 t.\1e1a111i"ii1aaoh nur fer I-hu'

years . (51 ir the i11i.her lor mother, if 1.11; raglan 1:

d1iooased{`of the honérieader on Elin" ildigulietmetilihwaa igmrgi eniig 7%;

satiniied by such person residing with the father or mother.

sl If the settler has his pod usn sues

mby tile

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New-_Youre Feb. 17.-Dr. Orlando I'.awis,'supe\-intendeixt onthe Buren of 0haritlee1 talked last night to the Meals

‘ Olub c!'th\`OhuNh of Our Father [I-` gathered at Broadway al: Twenty-third

v.e.ll%ll.lt), on “How to Treat Trsmpsiand

*Q-" Be. fiist described the iiielp lad! BK houses ot Philadelphia, e_alle1l._the- "flop l1o\'ise|," where the inmates have to take-‘litliliill the lioor lor' h"oents,_ _ami ifhtu the titty or_more in the :Boy/qry,1,for whioh.the~lodgq1-a. are chhraiii 15 Gent! sud upward. He had small ‘praise !` sliiior.-tor thev spread disease ii'y sca- tagion, and vice was constantly bred in them. »

Theclty furnished sometimes in its leaeioual beggars and hc was sorryto

privileges means ior mendieancy. Dr. lseeite work stop. . .

ldwle thought that indlsé§lmin»t» giving hurt men. He denounced the “bread line," and .said the crowdlthat

Hs believed the various miasionsd good, a_s_did1.heBpivation Army, thou h _pipe untiineav. gnttha batters: prsgitiaai emu-t`. Iiis1.111111y was 1° help imsnwhelp h_lmseli’.» and search out 1.111§_ssw11o-1v,m.1.1» meeuteeseer ani needed., .The .ipepdieaucv corps, yshiep bgp abolished by Pollve Uq‘niniisjlon'sr iiighsm, had been doing . #Nat vlorhlu weeding `o\it the pro-

1¢1-iisr, was 11 menace in cha any. d 1 , i

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“litw much iora tight little island l"inlles.aariiles due west' ci the Ohilea

Such v`1~lll probably be a typical remark

oi the registrar of the High. Oummiesion- sr‘s Court at FUI an April 1.7 next when, in the character ol an exalted auction- ser, he calls for bids for two islands, the

progeny or ui-sat 1311 111111. ` T e islands in question are Fanning soil

Washington, in the North Paciile. These outlying portions ef th Bri

Caroline in 1888.

Islands are not in the market every day, but, |fiven - sudicieni. money, tiioy are not 'dlhlcult to obtain. During recent years the three islands comprising the West Indian possessions of Denmark he been awaiting s purchaser. They would lic a -good speculation, ae the opening oi nn American isthmian canal would vastly iuczcnae their value.

At the beginning of the present year it

uiesnnuounced lliat a firm of Liverpool hlerchants had ohtaincrl possession from the Chilean Government of Easter Island for sheep-rearing 1xperi1i1e11t~1 The island has an area of forty-seven square

till! now administered asa private estate un- ,

Emnlw were annexsd by H. M. S.'11¢1-¢11a¢1rn11i1111 111 ia. 1us111111»'1 111111111.

, 1.

cmet. It onoehsd as many' as 3,000 in-

to fewer than a hundred.

The largest private island in the worl

Meniar, the French “chocolate king." i-le boughtit in April, lt-D0, from ‘i.he» liqui- datni-'of the Governor and company

whois styled ‘Governor ui Antleostj

It is notaiways necessary, however, to

goto the lone Pacific to buy 11 island. Lord Strathcona only recently bought the Islands of Lloioneilyliiid Oronbay from the trustcespf Gen. Sir John McNeill. They oomprisc tegethei nearly 14,011 acres oi rich land. ,

A popular pleasure trip from lifracombc

is to Lundy Island, known locally as 111s "Kingdom of Heaven." It was `purcl1ase1l in 1884 by Mi-. W. H. Heaven, ami is now owned bythe Rav. ii. G. Heaven, who calmmiy deiies thelnttempts of the Devon Msgistr`1\i.es"to` hriiigf his- island under theirjurisdiction.-Loi-irion Mall. ' .

Eolioois NIAN.

ooc'1o11s AND oiiuoclsis.. 1

S111:-I ses-i hy the p1i\.li1; newspapers

that the gentlemen of the Temperance Alliance, at their last :nesting

1Jli1i1-Iottctown, railed at.1.entlon to tl‘i`1| mn" m_,Egmm‘w mpmundln/hm mu

ensc nn1i freq\_iei1cy'with which iiierlic doctors prescribe splrltuous liquors fo persons who are not supposed to need" tor medicinal parposeagfor persona wh

in fact ure believed and known to he perfect. health at the time application is made for these prescriptions.-These gentlemen iuerely cali attention to 'the inet and they no doubt dcploio it.. Still no remedy for the evil appears to have been suggested. The members of tbe Feniporanee Alliance may imagine thai the provisions of lhe Prohihitory Law are euiliuiently restrioiiveto keep physicians within the boundarlesdescribed by tht law; ,that is, to prescribe only ici medicinal, and not for beverage purposes 'I\ey may imagine too that all physician: now- practising their noble profession i1. this Province are floating on the lop o. the temperanee wave now sweeplni over the length and breadth 01 this Island in company with 1.11. G1and Worthy Patriarch and othei prominent members oi the A11 llance. Again they may imagine that these professional gentlemen are ready and willing toworlr hand in hand with -.hose appointed to enforce the new law. Judging-however. from: the experience wa have had during the reign of 1.111

ScottAct and considering that the re-

strictions imposed upon them by the Prolilbltory Law are the some ae -undoi the Canada Temperance Act, I fer that the members of the Alliance an those who syr11pathise_wlth them in thei

work will have as good rcnson to complain

oienr medical practitioners ten years fron. tliis asthey appear to have lyduy.

The mpat nl medical men were not “bon with ueilver spoon in their month";u'1nny of them belonged to parents who mn) have had to struggle and perhaps stint

themselves in order to provide means for "iid U- WHY Of °V\1dl“iS U10 IIIWZ lil Illl 0082>

their talented and nmbitioussonstopursm- their studies at 1i medical school. Much iionur is due both the phrents and theli

THE sA_s_v 1o11.__ _

straits" Emulsion' is,

‘{ the easy oil_"'-¢3SY t9. take, easy in action. Its_ use insures deliverance from the griping and nan-_ seating sensation peculiar'

to the raw oi__l. _l\l0j>0dy, whojhas any.1-egiu for their stomach thinks _of taking cod _liver oil in the__ old way when Scott's_

'Emulsion is _to be had..

'It is equally certain that, no one having a. regard f0r1 their .health will accept a'_ cheap emulsion or alco- holic substituie fpr Scotts; Emulsiqii., ,. It _il11iillS_ev- ery mission of cod liver oil and more. 1 _ _. _

scott s sovss, 111611.- eu-

~luati1:c as1rl..h1;niisr,`y, ls1»f1i»gl1ly.prai11ewcr-

5 .Years ii; Charlottetown -and the newa-

Y papers of that city have been complaining

` bpscs, I's1n sirfycur ol;sedi§nt,ée1"vnnt

sons for having' conceived and fostered se ncblean iml»ltion.itel¢eseicre,11oeawir.houi: saying that ; these young men hav# .very lixties, moans--when .they hsuiiiw the practice of-meriieiiic. Their great aru- bitfon eh starting out is t-1 busvsccessful in the treatment of diseases- and secon- 1iary'to that ‘ comes the desire of making soma. mo1i¢y.»» Such n desire .. is qtrlts legitimate lsi1d if conceived in riiotives of

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1.ha11 tha' circumstances -'st our Province would 2 seem tc' warriiiity theyfmay [eel impatient.-when they make very lime '1ners‘than a living,-anrlthls feet, in 11 few cisea nb any rate, may explain why some doctors are accused it miililngternis with iiroggists, iii virtue of which tlielutter promise them a cerihln ‘percentage nh all the liqubra sold \i111icr‘t1ieir prcscrip tions. Now if this accusation have any \‘oun1lai‘1ion‘inf1\ot, or, 'ifadoctor living und practising medieluc in any Prohibi- tion eity, town or county would believe that it would be profitable for him to ht iipailrugsiore,-placeitin the name and hands oi a qualliiod drugglst, at so mush a year in wages, where is the law to pro- vcnt him from patrenizlng his own drug- store in liquors as wcliasall kinds aimedl dinesi It may be said that such Instancer are not likely to occur under Prohibltimv. [answer that if such instances have occurred under the Scott Act nn1i,meny people say they have how can they lu- nrevenberi from doing the same undei Prohibltioui It may be said by some people that Doctors can be fined it found to prescribe for cases other than sickness They oan, but are, they likely to bei Prohibition has been in force tor somv

1_1f the readiness with which thc Denton were giving prescriptions; yet, nonwltli- itanding all that I have still to learn thaw any city practitioner han been broughl before the courts and fihed for viol11tIo11 1'1f the Act. .

Doctors. like many other penplc c1111

lf they want to, they can niik tiiosr applying for prescriptions if.thsy sr1- unwell and if spirtuoiis liquors lielpr-11 them before in clrciimstnnces similar to thosoin which they iinrl themselves si present In nine cases out of ten 1.111- aaawsr to these questions would be in the niilirmative and the Doctors li .ihrouglit tocourt for having given pre- lei-iptlons wsuoh parties as these would aiuiD|¥ Drove that they were given iur medicinal purposes. _ 1 In viewer all the`ae<limcul1.iesl would advise tlie gentlemen of the Temperance Alliance to get some further amenrimenie to the Prohibition Act so as to make ii. Iiilllcult for doctors and drugglats to play into auch others hendsin the matter oi prescribing and dispensing spirltnous liquors. It appears I/o me, however. that the beat. and pi-ebabiy-.tins only, solution of the dliilculty would be to leave 'the Prohibition Act as it stands. exeopf,1¢11¢ sulirsestions ixnpewking dmgglsta to sell under prescriptions, ami then add in lt.- the Gothenberg system at government tontml. This would mean that 11.1111 government would supply alcoholic liquors ,for _medlcl_rial, ijsmentsl, and msefianieli p1ir1ios_es'£11';h111111, 1a|11`1-1111 it ss ieuiili _sye_ar.eor~eba-11111-p1>aa1af -111111113 1111111, 1111121-*ei1s'1i1aai p1nur1¢u1111 ‘1s1111 for nueidlnsioaspmae- my. ms.. 1111111111 111111111 be h11bu¢11-|11 1111 i11¢11111i1¢11

ribod by-1ewA‘u_1_i»the'botl.les them-

,glves would beguaranteed by-11 govern- _ ont-seal. lush new oifrsld he said .on _11111 qiiiiia ami iawmura 111,11 111111 pn. _ln the meantime, thanking youl in advance for so \h'i1'dl\'i1t your valuable

Sores and Scales All 01101' Fsce and

CURED BY _CUTICURA _

letter, tells ofanoilier of those marve ‘ lone cures by'Cuticura: "When my

baby was four months old her skin bro e out with a humour. I took her to a doctor, who treated her for ec-

zema, but she keptmgetbing worse. Her little face sud h y were so cov- ered with sores and large scales you could nor.tell what she .looked like. No child_ever had a worse case. Hcr

fbtcc was being eaten sway, and'even her linger nate fell off. It itched so .she could not sleep, and for many

ll Weary nights we could get no rest.

At last we got Cuiicura Soap and Oint-

hahitants, but they eventually dwindled ment, first bathing her in warm water

with the Soap, and then spreading on

d the Ointment with soft clothe. I se'w

is Anticoeti, the property of M. Henri gocgsrfigrlzgzzegtalcf 312231:: giegsgz

and in one month she had not one sore on her face nr body. Any mother

Ol having children with eczema or hu-

¢|,,,.{,|,,,,,] of Am1c0s|,| 71,, 5155909, [oils mours will find 11 friend in Cuticura

Soap and-Ointment. (sigxied)1 Mrs. Mary Sanders, 709 Spring Street, Camden, N. J., Aug. 14, i9o4."

For Baby and Rest for Tired, and

Soap and Ointment afiord instant re lief, and permit sleep for baby n d rest for tired mothers. and point _ o speedy, permanent, and economical cure in the most torturing, disfigur- iug, itching, bleeding, scaly, and ernated skin and scalp humours of iri`!s.ncy and uge,'when'nll else fails.

oft-repeated assertion that Cuticura

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looked Like-Unable to Sleep -Grew Worse Under Doctors.

_ IN oN1-; MONTH

A grateful mother, in the following

INSTANT RELIEF

Fretted Mothers

The foregoing statement justifies the

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&evylrn1i _` _-5. 1.1111111111 1, Mindes' Cake "T"'“ U Flour. It's the .

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Steam and Hot Water Heating REPAIRS CASTlN(iS

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