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I i In afixiousftime .tor _mothers

'lien the little ones get their feet cold Cal wet, and come home hoarse and Ugglint. Qlawaken in the night vic- ” deddly croun. Then it is that

__ .__turn`- gratefully to Dr. Chase,

*Q ugh his great Recipe Book and knot; family remedies, has time and Illia saved the little ones and older 1. too, from suffering and death.

It in tru_ly surprising how promptly

Dr. Chase s Syrup of Linseesl and Tur- FIWIQ bring! relief when the throat if Soto and irritated. when the cold is lltkfin the chest. and the cough pain. ful and distressing. It allays the in- hmmstion, heals the sore and torn membranes. soothes the nerves and dear: the air passages.

People who xnow of the singular vir~

hes of Dr. Cha_se’s Syrup of L1n_=f....1 and Turpentine no not think of accept- ing the cheap substitutes which many _iugxiab otter in its pl-ace ; 25 cents,

Dr. £lhase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentlne. '

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Jamiesorfs (Zhocolate

Cocoanut and

Molotsses

Kisses are the cheapest and best confectionery-

For-setle at

F lcdical Hall

1-nl

WANTED

A sezonei-class teacher for North Granville

Ibol

-lpn!! 10

H. ng, waxonr 01'

_ A. K. HENRY.

lrtnviile March 3,0 dzi wxi. Sec’y_ I ' _

Auction

FURNITURE-

I will sel'I‘ by A.uc-ion at the House

italy rcoopied bv I-be Hon Benjamin

hvies, ‘Marine V1lia,”`Water S ., on

msdiy,,.tl1e lair Day ol April Commeneing at ll o'c`ock A m. Tiho.-Household fifec-f, c'\m_or"sing

Datving Room, Dining it »om, Hall, led Room and Ki.chen Fcrniure.

Terms.C six

' ' _ R ll E A `lRS'l`(‘,

$0 iq ' A ictioneer.

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Sough !‘Cou8h ‘! Cough!

DD not cough :mv mm-» but

ash- a- bottle of PU l`lNER’$ the oliieemhlsshed lsvorite remerly. Whether' voor cough is of l-mg stand-

I WS w1ll__clo you good. It w.ll 'allay irritittion, attck anddispel the germs ot pul- monary disease, to-oe up your System and help to _cure you._ Y-.our doctir -will.. tell ysou. so. _vourneighbors will-fisay so too Thousands ha.v-e-- been cured by it. "

Be sure you- get Puttiierfs

his origin-al and best lilmolsio n

Oi' all druggiss and deal-

us.

" ,_"f. _fs

$1- Qi ' 2 .- _ '. ' -'

` Thus for about eight months of the year'

' III. There is a gouty vocalistina certain church choir in this city. it i.i‘need1ess

inor B-

(nue of x°yirca&m£_i`Iaxis,,_sl `

BARR1sTBR_.AT-chili.

London House, .Charlot_t¢.'own

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.~ , rn.£1=.r;oNB._ _ `

Iaackzthdsigxm. _ -

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_For Sale by. Auction

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In i instructed hy the En ; nr:-. * 'rl

_ ‘ ' re Hon. Thomas W_l'J<»<. ._ .

i Ofii u St' '

ce. ? een cl. ~

ik: 'xhdayo APRIL, .ai ;. 1 5 -nares in 5_5. Gul:i;=.~.t _, 1.' *hares Telephone Qm~.:~ t

liares Inland Steam .\'n~ ~` .ares Ch’tow_n Dr-Lv-me <1 : ._ hares Condensed Will; 1 . .\`h3.fCS P¢0plC`S C€in‘:t£'f 'f»

me * .4-._. . 5. . - ...Q 1_.~,_r.'

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1- '_ -;'- »i~l rv* '

` f ~ _ -- ` ,- naiden aim is to change her maiden

` - ° ' ‘ ` _ _ _ .VL A.PrlnceCouaty tax oolieetpt' _gays

i Moth r 'Hi lillillilli lllliiil I

, _ , _ _ that the man -who wants the earth, is en-

MONDAY, APRIL 1, __ 1901. __

_ oPsN1No orduavioiiflon. I I

Weure now very close upon the time

when‘ navigation will be open to the Steam Navigation Companfs boats from, both Charlottetown and Summerside to the ports of the Mainland. The time dur- ing which we have been dependent on the winter stermers has been this year .l_ong'or_ than in some previous years, but not much greater than the average, which ranges from fourteen to sevtnteen weeks.

Should the"Princess go on her regular

trips to-day it will be about 16 weeks from

the date of her laying up last? fall.

we have open ravigation while during about four months we are dependent upoi, winter steamers fitted fcr forcing their way through the ice. The ` steamer com-

munication during the open season .is so good as to leave little more to be expected or desired in the way of regularity or con- venie nce. _ But the experience of last winter shows that notwithstanding' u e have now two winter steamers our com- munication is liable to be cut oil for

weeks at a time during the cold season. It is therefore dun ing the months to come that we must take thought for next winicr`s business.

We have watched with interest the

claims put forward on behalf of the Sum- rnerside-Tormentine and the George town- Picton routes respectively and will not enter upon that now.But another ques-tier

also presses for solution, and that is whether it is not quite practicable for one or both of the winter Steamers to keep open throughout the winter, the direct route from Charlottetown to Picton. There are many who believe this to be feasible. When Hillsboro Bay is frozen over and a track once broken through the it o there and into Charlottetown harbor it would seem that the boats might ply with

less danger of long interruption than hop-_ pened on the Georgetown route last win-

. ter.

<__.__¢_l_1_ _

The Nova Scotia Legislative Council

still refuses to be abolisl\e:l,notwithstand-

ing that since 1334 every new member _ap-

pointedhas been pledged to abolitifb_n.‘ Every member of should be mulcted- fin damxges forbreach of promise of aboli- tion. -.

The Oxford crew his wan the great in

ter-collegiate boat race this yeari, In fifty five successive contests 'Oxford has won 31 times, Cambr.idge23 times, and there was one dead heat-in 187]. From l&0 to 1898 inclusive 'Oxford won every race. In 1899 and 1000 Cambridge was

the winner. . I 'A " I

A bill abolishing capital _pimishment in a way has passed the New York Legisla- ture by a three fourths majority. But it provides that in case of murder ‘in 'the

first degree the ‘ury shall decide whether the penalty shall be death or life impris- onment. " » ' _

.Gee Willicken s Items. _

- -_ ._ ,_f_

I. It is said that when youkare out of

breath you can catchiit quicker by ,standj ing still 'than by running after it. ,_ ` II. "Practice," says Professor Funny-

love, “may _not make the lawyer perfect. but enough of it 'vvillmake'him rich." '

to say he sings all-toe. ` I I

a. man never fully compreliends the

starts out aftera second,_bu`sband.' " ‘

V. An .elderly and' 1je`vered_ _ladf who breathesthe ainfulatinosphereofS\_1u`imér- side asserts that the average' v`v’omi”n‘s

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-_ simply kidney disorders. The kidneys. r the blood of allthat sh‘o°uldn‘t `jb¢ - 'c. '1`he blood passes through the kid- s every three minutes. 'If the kidneys :heir work no impurity or cause of

rder can remain in. the circulation

.fer than that time. _, Theiiffore if Epox'

, id is out of order; _your idiieys' " vo ' ' ~d in their work. r‘ hey are in needof - fulation. szrengtlifoning or idoctoring. ». f medicine wilrdo' all -th'roe,=tho &e_at_

Bod

strength of the widow's mite `~until_,'she

' wir, _ ~.\-.

variabiy the first to grawl about bis' taxes.

VII. Itlooks susplcioudy like faith is

l ckirg when lightning rods me eric? d on n church - A _ VIII. Some men Lil to get iich, while

0 hers fail and become poor. f

IX. "There is one specimen of poul ny I ‘

d0n`t see," said Professor Funnylnve at mg Mmwinter Emibition held at Valley- -fleld last week. “Wont is thu I" asked thelllauager. “The Tory rooster." “'0ll, he hasn’t been able to be out since he got

Marco," gravely answered the ruddy Manager.

X. 'Th--re is a clergyman in George-town

who is so so'unolent al preacher thntwhen ne pre¢cne» oo: h his fr-ei. go to sleep.

lima W11.LIcm:Ns.

..._'.I______..---Y i _-C’-»-‘_-I-QJTQ.-9I*l_‘

The farmer's wife who raises chickens,

knows that they

,’ must have food

_ g = enough Erst to _ F _ s a t 1 s f y bare

1,,-.ic hunger, 't h e n ' _,__ enough more

_ “' - than that to -""%":7":T-'\- make Beslx and

yszeieiln. fat before they

"’“"*_.T\> :Tn will begin to lay.

g In plain words

you’ve got to put

_-1 "“=`f-/) into the hen in

|'f~"§»'S~~""+"`>=\ the form of food. " what you get out

`_~ °,__ of it in the shape 5 ' ‘ of eggs. An 111 "I _.1 sr nourished hen _- _ __ lays no eggs. _ _. g -.s

-,__.'. _ vi; -» . ,

‘i ` T h e difference

b e t w e e n the

farmer’s~_wife and .her chickens is that she fancies she can take out of herself in _ daily cares and toils what she does not put back in the form of 'nourishment for uerveandpbody. Butshe»can’t. Sooneror I Iaterthe woman whotries it breaks down.

The waming_~sig,ns_-.of Ehysical break-_

down..are,,among others, eadache, weak stomach, flatulence, pain in side or back,

difficult breathing, palpitation of the heart. These are on y some of the in- dications of a derangemcnt of the stom- . ach and organs of digestion and nutri- tion. The one sure remedy for this con-

¢i1)ition is Dah P_i_erce’s

iscovery, w ic , _stom- -

ach, puriiies the bl and nourishea and iuvigorates the nerves. , , Mrs. Martha E. Barham. of Newville. Prince Geo C _ V ”. .writesz ‘-‘X encedt tak

fgf 0 , 8. , $11112) O C

" Dr. Prerce's Golden Medical Discovery in fone.

. , laohf ‘Favorit Prescrip. tiom’ nd A ig the beneclt I have reeesved fm; then medicine. Iwas aunieringwithwhat the _doctors lledh iindi ' 'liver

Ca _ e ron c n, torpad

. and vertigo. The doctor did not do me an

good. _ My symptoms were giddineos in hear; ' pains in _Chest and an uneasy feelings!! over. also suffered with female weakness. . I was all run-down and could not do any work at all with- out suffering from nervous attacks, so Iwroteto von for advice. You advised me to use Dr. l>ierce'_s Golden Medical Discoveryhnd ‘Favorite Prescr_\pt1on.*- ’ When I commenced _to use the

-mefiiemes I weighed only rtxiaponnds. ,now 1 venghuopouuds. Ithank andDr.l.Y. Pierce br my recovery." ,_ _ “

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T E ND ER 5

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Steamer- lllllebol-ou gl

Dsranrusar Prnuc _WoRx~.

f -_ . M ich 30. 1901.

Smled Tenders will » be received at

. , . this Di-pa.-1 ment until noon on

Wednesday, 10.01 April. F on; not n -r.-o-». or pen-‘ons willi---g to lean- jh-S earner .°-Hil`-sborougb" aud- r'\v_\ ine S atop-vrt Fe-,\rv~ fotltoe season, l94ili.» emimercing on 15th,. April. ac-, lv thing in .regulation contained ima p cirii a 'inn to be seen at ~,this.,oHce.»,, The signatures of _two responsible

_p -:sous w llingto' become- b-mud .fog gthe if-iahu p»ri.ormancu of the con- I trwft mu~~ ‘ar-¢~o=npinv mich tender. _

'1`;w ll paitmeutdofs iiotgbind itself

to accept the lowest or any tender. .

'1`enfhr» to lm marked "Tender for

k_i|ll~:bc-rough l-`mry.”, . ' `

RICHARD *MIT-H. ‘

Apl l ddtw -Sen’-y Public Works.

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illllilllllg I lEEllllG.

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‘ The anniralineating of the

I-V. A Kensington philo-sophe;';_`§"a`3's _

‘SVill,be held inthez _pai-lolr ,ofthe Y.” »M. C. A. building on Wednesday, the -3rd day of.-Apu!-,-1901, at io :_-r_o'clo_ok -rin the.-afternoon, for the election.-of Direoton and the transaction ofeuoh

_ 'lfother business as mpy come beioe

° ' ff‘_'3'I .i‘. - § \.~ '-_

the meetmgr _ = , ~. ._ ‘

. nsnnr smrrn. -

3?ri~f’~

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fapéai 1 sa. ` srifiiiarhliir.

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_Is brim full of bargains, We

° keep High, Quality ~"’Grocerios "' '_ ‘fat Low Prices. 'Buyers who

_ _have not visivd _us _will do

‘xii-ll to call and see”wh`at

aandoin thewayof ‘ ' I,

Supplies.

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r ‘ v a’ ny.; if A Lau- (ati mr

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Rach =eason we strive to sell better clot ing than we “

di i the last season; each year we endeavor to raise the |13 stai_1iiurd_ pi' quality __wgi_[_h_ou_t hoisting -:he price _W by sifaftm

» '-' -`..’1 _~ if $"»`, , s It ,`, v e 1hfS=pei’~iify has-'wmi‘usifhniiisiiasfeffifilenas a.in~i&‘1ieiD_,_-§§=_;_i_.I’ ihrewdest huver.~=. They realize that our name is a gua. - ,.°,m“°,,“,y antee of qualny-tliar, when our label appears on a. gar- grin M Pm

ment. it is. bound tobe modern in fashion and fel“‘10 f-lla!!

the cloth is just what it is’ rep`resented'to1 be, ‘that for looks Jr;

wear. and aeneral»alil.round' satisfaction-jtfis dependable# naiigaxc

* . ' to o’ oc

It modus dollars in your pocket to buy put glothing

Every time you buy a suitof our clothing you are more 4

pleased than ever.

A Good Suit for $1.2 00

When we sw a good suit we mean that it contains good,

cloth good lining, good canvas, good sewing, good tailorinerand we can ‘go furtherjand say it is as good as the fusual $15 suit that you sec ahrut ___ ,

1 We- can-knowingly: ,speaklof of _as _we have others not so. goo L at $3.75 $5 00 $6

' £a€‘l"'Ei\

ll een

, American, Englishfand Canadian, _combining good Style and quality, in all the new colors from Pearl Grey to Black

Prim some $3.09 I' ‘ I P”

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LAS’ llUllT1S» ANI]

MAI-BE TO ORDER

BY- FIRST-CLASS TAILO RS

` _ We.wish_‘ ' to annQo_unceit_,ol the ladies of Charlottetown

and _Island that we areffprepared t°ri_ma_l.to to order a"l_ kinds of coatsand skirts u_sually_ma.gie by ,first class t`ill’6rs’

‘_ _,___.,,_ _»_. -

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A Our Mr. Ros~’s successis aflmittodiby- all the ladies and

ltjliat_l1?i"f§.P1fi>§r0rii2.¢fi I __ . .

__'f_f[‘ail,f,»r-_iri!i.<_,ie_ffs__ii`iis are',‘acl_niowled_§led £6 be fthe host

. _ . _ _ < _J _ .,

We aim tn' ,l_f;ia,’ve__§il '1ga‘i`“ruents”tn be first-class in 54:

A nnish. .No appre`nt_io'p work., -_ _ j .

i We invet'iiibw.in. ;§fi . ,. .‘ V l

,___ -_ _. _. . . <___».,__,__._,___ _ _,,_4. _._ , - _tsl ,1- 1 - ~=Black.:Blue. urn .andifot If clothes --.~ *°*h°*`

£'°' i¥&""l

r-'rv---1----it-_ ' " ‘ 1.. --»-=~,,

We§allf7spi`ocia1fatt§Tnl,i*_oii§ Smog. .ali '_--~ r if” 6*-ll"'"f“i»

.us ata; Pri-09.#-that enables u-s"'“'to sell it at$l.w.._.... L m’3°l|_l,"H

8 _ _ , _ HH

Re.<:u1ar’ii>f;1eby .dfv‘ghbrfs鑧i»§`i$i.25"

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