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Tonortro, Jan. 20.-(Special) -Becoming

milder, winds shifting to south and east.

Bicyclists and all athletes depend on

BENTLEY`S L'niment to keep their joints limber and muscle sin trim. _

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Of Quebec Heaters 'FOR CASH

$8.00

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3 regular price $9

cash price $6.75

4 regular price $12

$9.27

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We have sold sever-

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stoves and .they give universal satisfaction.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1903.

v/tmous |<|Nns or rurtf

The Philadelphia Record has made an

exhaustive study of the fuel question,

especially of the relative values of coa‘, eil

and gas at prices current in the `l=uger cities. I; firures up in the number of heat units contained in the different classes oi

futl just named. Illuminating ga=, frr instance does not contain more than 600

heat units per cubic foot, refined oil ordinarily sold for lighting purposes con-

tains 20,000 heat; units per pound and anthracite coal 15.000 neat units per pound

Heat can bemeasured quite as accurately asany other mensutable quantity. But, uf course, in any comparison between coal, oil and gas used for fuel purposes ac- ioount should be taken of the fact that much of the heat from coal consumed in a

stove, grate cr furnace escapes by the chimney and is lost, while oil or gas as ordinarily burned gives forth ali its heat in the house or room where it is con- sumed.

There are other factors in the problem. Coal requires much more labor in lightinir, carrying and in the removal ot ashes,

while there is much waste where a tireis .

required only for a short' time, as in cooking, the fire being left to burn itself out when no longer needed. Coal and gas

can ,be instantly lighted andas instantly

extinguished, and require much less at- tention and labor. After due considera- tion of these points, the Record proceeds

to a comparison of the values in heat units ;E>TiT<§d`by”one cent expended in coal, oil and gas respectively. The conclusions

PERSECUTING CORN S.

Don’t suffer, just anpiy Putnan_1‘= Pain less Corn and ,Watt Extractor; it cures corns, warts, hunions and callices in Zi

hours. Insist on “Putnam’s, ’ 1t’s the best I

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Our Space

In the newspapers but we have not cut our bar-

gain list a bit.

0 Until Jan. Slst.

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dress goods and everything else in our store, is

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33§°0, 2500, 50%.

That's the discounts We’re giving., Hurry up

now, if you haven’t the money borrow it; you’ll make

25 to 50 per cent interest on it, by buying goods

IIOW.

It°s up to you to 'come and pick whiiepicking is

say.

Prowse Bros.

Ui 7`Our' Emulsion - with

- The Wonderful Cheap`_Men.

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are that one cent eXt1€0d¢¢ if* °°‘1 '"‘

$'».60 per ton will yield 48,000 heat unl’l2§t one cent expended for oil at 9 cents per gallon w li yieli 11,500 heat u_nit-, and 011° 03115 expended for gas ab One doll tr pei' 1000 Cul lc feet will yield 6,020 heat units. A7 these prices cas wool I be almost rm ice t as expensive as oil, and oil more than F001' times as expensive as coal. Th; inference

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named.

And now M roini hat his wireless

-system in operation from Ctpe Gil t-J Wales, and has sent and received over that routes kindly message f10mPr¢- sident Roosevelt to King Edward and His Majesty’s gracious reply. The distance

from Cape Cod to Wales is some hundreds of miles greater than from Cape Breton to

Walep and this latest success would seem to indicate that only the proper equip- ment and suillcient battery power are

required to enable a message to be sent halfway round the world. We live in such an agia of marvels, however, that achievements which would have passed for miraciesa few centuries ago scarcely

Arecents-*.ateme.n; if Mr. Carruthers. leader ofthe Opoositiin in New SJut`n`

lost 40,000,000 oi its 60,000 000 si»e.p by the t drought, wtth very heavy losses ia ether

live stock. H, also states it-at the grain harvest in New So ith Wales wil not exceed 3,500,600 bushels, while

8,000,000 bushels will he required _ fer food and 2,060,000 bushels for seed, leav-

ing a shortage of nearly two thirds. Fcr the other States of the Cainmfanwfllltll Mr. Carruthers estimates a wheat 5 ield of

12,500,000 bushels, while the food and seed requirements will reach 20,000,006 bushels. These figures taken with those for New South Wales show a shortage bi 14,000,0 0 bushels. The loss from the drought is, thus shown to have been appalling. Trade 1 in the country towns has been pairaiysed and in many of thcm half _the shrps are closed. ~

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It ’s now aimfst nlitlwint r. T? e Marine Department sent one tlli.-i.l_i’r-c'\ _ Ottawa some weeks ago to inquire into the condi ion of our winter service. Now we are told that the P:s'ma=t r General

is sending another mas also, to “Lock into the_ma’l question.” A mvnth hence we may have anotht-r ciiicial sent l-y the

Railway Department to look into some

thing else pertaining to the subjsch "By

the time they get through with their, “looking into” things spring will be here and we presume the subject will be dropped till next December, when as before nothing will b'e ready. This is about the best that our last two months

of bungling can lead us to expect. Any one with half a grain of sense knows what is wanted without all these delays and special inquiries, Passengers want to make reasonably close connections with the boats. The mails need- to be despatched and received promptly. To eiect this a special mail and passehger train must connect Charlottetown with the steamer that carries the mail. Ten

years of inquiry will not add to the pres- ent information, or to that which every N5! has known for years in regard to this, ` t

The Government did well to assist Marconi in establishing his _station in Cape Breton. The experimental stage is passed and we now have a Marconii Company seeking incorporation in Canada to do commercial business in this country. At this stage it becomes the duty of the Government and Parliament to carefully guard the public interest. No doubt the capitalists ‘who are applying for incorpor- ation will want all they can get. The ex- perience of Prince Edward Island with a'

imposed upon the people grievous burdens

during a generation past mustnot be

repeated.

A i 2 and builds up the system

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PRTL CE Eh

" Prwida-it Rinsevelt has shownka deter

i. that co-rl, even at S15 to $20 ner 'wt ii |,5"° *W* been ft1ibhft1`. honest and court- c`ieap compared with the other fuels t¢0\1~`,hnt ache-is of the white population

----_f--' __"¢.ilI'¢=4S. and her place was wanted for

mination ti secure fair play_ for colored oflice holders in the south, My-5, CGX, 5,

(:0.iOl‘¢d 7iV0ll)8i'i Of lllbtlligengg gnd ug- doubted oh-iracf-er has been for nine years Dostmistree-s of I-idianoln, Mississippi,and i* SUP?-HI'D<=fi by in my of the lest people 9f1"?. her hondsmen being the present Democratic Senator and a leaiing banker

oiject to receiving their mail from sf

anotiit-r. Mrs Cox was threatenea, and the mavor -md the sheriff decared they

would not. be responsible fog her safety if she continued in charge of the post oiiice. So she resigned. -B-.it the President ir.- stead of accepting her resignation and U1B»kiU8 8 De" Appointment, as the psople of Indianolo expected, has ordered that

°°°° °°U°°§`UillR the threats made against Mrs. Cox has been given to the Attorney ureneral for action. This may teach the

most creditable to the President.

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C¢n-\_-ipation is not a dangerous condition All-il9\1Eh _at li-rst it is only accompanied bytsllght tngonvemence and piin, yet if up co1r.cte ,it w lti 't bl dire results. I on 8 y 1ead`t° very

Great care should be used in selecting a

13:! D\ll‘g8l»l_V€ i! 8_lIlDl0yQd‘ in iq _ggre go S2 \1D5>¢v»\D.l1'rita,tionand congestion, and result nally in p 105,

l’he expel iencc ot those who have tested-

all the cures for constipation, seems to prove that Fern. zone is themost agreeable ami 9‘\‘5iSf80i»0 .Y treatment. It makes the b°Wf1S S0 Weil ordered that natural and “°°'5§iSff*‘d acliim is established. Nothing cfm *Qual the immediate sense of comfort it nradtawe. _ and prius in the 1..-tra, and _aliigllggls a,” 12111;; _in the intestines, disappear

a°}?_¢rrczo|ée is very mild and certain inits

_ion, an never causes inconvenience or

1081118! be feared from izs nag however

Bitlllsred irrm piles, sa,-»; _

/ oons‘ant sitting' on the vr- '- Dwduced tt. r.-ct-»l _ irritation, wtngidiindiiiit-' I iggliedlvlith constipated condition of the I “yds _rgueht on a s-v_ery attack of piles

a bcx or three boxes for $1 25 Sent t ' 7°" ""dl`”“S DY mail if nricelisforwarded to N. o. P.1.<.n sz ouf, Kt»g.m', oat,

Montreal. ‘

DHUBS _ Jan

Allmlkhmated Copper amerloan Slum' 131.1 1291 Atchison _Common , » gg; 33; Atchison Preferred ex d

Brooklyn Rapid Transit

514° _ Louisville & Nashville Monheiiee » ' isa its. Metropolitan 1401 14-3 Missouri Pacino 113 1111

152 1515

New York Centp _ Pennsylvilaia ° 1541 153; Reading 311 002 Rock Island_ 1472 14711 Southern Pacific 651 64

,, Railway Comm_on _ 35§' 35

995 my 671 675 392 38¥ 127 127

Allboots and shoes ata discount to

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the mail fcr that place be sent to Green- . Q ` _ _ vine, someza miles away, whit; the avid- The amount of ac

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....t.........p.t..:fpy. t ‘ days ag0_ . , _

Causes Headache, Abdominal,

Wales, tfr-vibe-.ti at thttttw Stn" ba:.,Pa1I1S. Piles and in Severe "

Cases Insanity and Apoplexy ‘ _ ¢ , __ _ _ _

' Iris acomnzoi mistake ‘o conoiud th t F P k 0 C' < it

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Drolonged it may be; ' ‘ _ _

Fm' U°n§'iP‘“"°I‘» 0* Piles and_Sick Head- I A I I .J :V I

33"- F*‘\'1‘f‘Z0l_\§ Slarfds unrivalled. The ` - _ _ 1’ YJ' 01 1112 C1 y Express Cxnpa' y, wto ` '

and other r-medics; out get q-_Ugg ,-3114 _ ie tactlvet and mo-t sati factory results from Fen-~,- lmportations of the most popular makes. of.¢1¢

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~ ore or c s . ° v e iono our argegan select stock

e wt outoeneilf, niif. rent olnfwevw' 'We have made our stock ' ‘ 0

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HEAD- 'UFFICE NEW GlK$GOW

sm Em ~» »P1'°f“'°°d T331 gi Branch Omces-_.Charlottetown _and S_u1_nm¢1-51d

Union hem - 102 » 101 A general banking _and Brokerage business\ Un_i_tai sims sfget oammug 3 33 hStocks._Bonds, Grain, C_otton etc., and sam soo Preferred ` _i __ bczitlflr calgled on 3'- mtafgm- Ql1°t3f1Qi_\S,' i‘€C€1vEd

Demi, _ 892 89, _ ew ork,Bost0n and Montreal- gmgk

. mmutes. Cn our tables you will find ' valuable

_HEALTH AND Hoes. .pertaining ‘to stocks, investments etc~ Clients orders

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'gent g==_\_y~\h_e_use£>__r Dr. ceases Kidney Ox 189 .

lV§l‘ I HWI reg _rg hnpe’ co-Dfiden . _ ‘ _ _ ‘ _ ;._;:_ne..1tt.. one pm a dose, 2, ,ts _ lvarquharson building, Queenlstrt-,et

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WANTED-A case of headache taa. save movingthem. in the spring. Look ~ ~ . KUMFORT Powders will not cure rom Gilt for bargains.-Conroy, Pownal Street. r _ " M tan to twenty minutes. ' ‘ 1, 19 3( .J _ _ :_

‘ I ' - ` Tai: cold snap showed the glaring in- " ` "0 `. _ 0

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Nearly every disease' Guaiacol kills germ life

_ Guaiacol not only kills ' '_

germ life but nourishes

f‘ to reskt disease. - -_

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_ a long standing cough,

* nothing like it. _ 1t’s sales have grown wonderfully . large with us.

fmdelwy Of \il'!it1R't0 keep the feet com ortable withouta pairof Granby over- hm- ‘P ‘ '~ 19 st

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