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FIRST APPEARANCE

Fourth Regt.Band

Canadian Artillery

In the New Instrumentation. Assisted by Cli`town’s.

FINEST TALENT

Under Distiguished Patronage.

OPERA HOUSE. Cliarlottetown,

Friday, January 16th,

Keep this Date for the Band. This will be the best concert of

its kind ever given in the City.

Popular prices. Watch for programme. Ian 9 td

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I Have The Liniment You Want

I always have a stock of

the best linirnents, the real pain subduing kiuds.Every home should have a bottle

, of some good linimeut

handy, especially lf there are children in the family. A good liniment is awhole

~ medicine chest in itself.

Anything - from rheu ma- tisni, neuralgia or frost bite to aerache or stomach . ache come Within its range of usefulness. It is always indemand _during cold weather and having a _

' bottle handy is sure to save

some member of the family a great dealof unnecessary

suffering.

Remember I have the

_ kind you want' at the price '

you should pay. _ ‘l

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- J. G. Jiuugsoi

DRUGGIST.

Tl-IF. MEDICAL HALL.

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Hany discouraged- who long for a cure orevonpliefl lack faith to try, believing a cure napossim. mmizoivs asrima CURE is truly a grand remedy and pomesses a virtue unknown toother remedies tliatnot only instantly re- lieves but cures.

The late Sir Dr. Harrell Icken-

° ,E land’s foremost ° ° $mdfgnow&mr

_ eonstan ia -private practise. _ Ifyouaiiredlseoaragedsendfera _

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5 lt3~|ml-fd 151105? Pl¢3U¥ib°d Y many eminent physicians endsold~

‘ throughout the world forever a _ quarterolaoentury. Atrulyre-r '

markableteatimoniallnitself.

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Hotel In The City, accommodating 200 Guests. situated in the centre of Spec

ous Grounds. and surrounded by Eiggent Shade Trees, makinu_ it especially desirable or Tourists Gun the Summer Season.'Q

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North Side fQueen Square. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Business Office Telephone l33c-

Ofhce Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

I. P. HOOD, Bus. Mgr.

Residence Telephone, 132

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Oice Hours ra noon to 6 p.rn.; 8 to is p.m.

J. E. B McCREADY, Editor

Residence Telephone 32

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1903.

OUR WINTER ROADS.

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We complain much of the dilllculties

and interruptions of the winter service between the Island and the mainland,

and yet of the hundred thousand persons residing in the Province probably not one thousand have occasion to cross the

Straits in the winter season. Ot course

there are many thousands who feel the interruption ci the mail .service and

others who do_not trawl beyond.tho»-Pro _ vlncial boundaries who -P5 Qgnnnve- nienoed by`the delays Q transpor- tation. Rub almost every..-`rnaa,.wom_an

and child _o_n_ the Isl_a_nd_is in some way inconvenleaeed _for put loss when the public gigyvjgsyg or land me blocked up by snow drifts, or when tiatho is im- Daded ,liyr the troublesome “pltcbds” which #are so common along our country

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roads during the winter months. _

We think a very little consideration

quite as important to maintain our high-

malntiiu a regular service on our railway or to have the winter steamers ply regu larly on the eastern and western routes to

and from the mainland. When one comes

traffic on our snow roads in the winter

season. The trams between the farms and the market, between country and town or village, the periodical- trips of the mail-driver, the hauling of wood, rails and mussel mud, the visits of the minister

and the d'octoi<,_ fraternal visits of societiss_` to each other, the going to church oh! thousands on succeeding Sfblaths, the ,_

D 88016.

-ill these and many more incidents of daily life require the _use of the winter road and demand that it shall be kept in

passable condition. `_. - ‘Y We are awake to the importance of

having the roads kept smooth as may he

during the spring, summer and fail - months, and at much cost of money and uber we mule them me shape, nu up' the ruts, repair the culverts and bridges in order that all who drive may have easy

and comfortable passage, and that heavy loads may be transported with the least expenditure of horse-power. This sound economy and we all feel that the return justides the outlay. So mudh' care we take to keep the roads in repair during eight months of the year, only

greatly neglect the same roads during the three or four winter months when the _ demands ot tratiic are almost i great. In tact, the _ neglect ot _our winter roads aiords a distinguishing feature of our insular unwisdnm. Much of the time year after year our snow roads are ’n~a condition that it not quite impassable is yet f-r from what it ought to be. _

Few it any ot our road districts are in U prssession of a snow-plough, _whi¢h_ in other Provinces is made to do exgglenb service. Two or three teams hitched tn 3 cheaply constructed snow-plough will in an hour or two open out miles of road

wide enough for teams to pass at any point, and making at one stroke a road-

way over which good progress can be made either with a light sleigh or with a

We have not advanced the price of

our tobaccos. Amber smoking to-' bacco, Bobs, chewingtobaccos are the

-same size and price to the consumer

as formerly. We have also ex- te ded the time for the redemption `i

lgogapklggg __ ofSnowshoe _Tags to January Ist, ‘_

_ ie. Ls. vol wlius. req., ilf- 3

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g 1 na. a few hem work weuia mi up the

-7-7*? *them in an impassable or pltchy conzli-

l£ditoria| and News Telephone 133. bl-|Rm,ened by the 39,-,5 work of the

to think ofit there is avast amounted"

accomodations, good roomy stalls,

worst pitches that cause so many break- ages and delays to travellers. But these

body‘s business wliloh is nob:>d!'S bmi' ness” and left to take care of themselves. . No doubt there are difficulties. Storm

succeeds storm and there is sometime_s a succession of drifting days. But, a'ter___ all the heavy snawstorms rarily number. more than three or four in the winter, with lighter falls between. Sometimes

the winter road will remain good of itself

for weeks. We can ill afford ever to have

tion for any considerable length of time, and our country readers would consult

their own best interest and convenience by bestowing a great deal more attention

to their highways in winter than they

have hitherto generally given.

Dr. Wilfrid Grenfell, whose lectures on lite in Lsbrsior have attracted much interest has published in the Montreal Witness recently an interesting as well as harrowing account of the hardships and sufferings of the people who inhabit

that desolate region. The account is

mission being ctnluoted lher~, which is often called upon to feed the hungry, minister to the sick, the aged and help- less and furnish employment for those who

would otherwise suffer from want, while willing to woi'k._ Poverty such as is un- ` unknown in Canada prevails to an alarm- ing extent in Labrador, and shouli ap- peal to the symmthies of the charitible in our more fav red country. Dr. Gpen-` fell was lecturinv in Sydney a few days ago.

GHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. ”~7`."‘

(Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.)

Beef (quarter) per lb ........ ,.0 4§ to 0 U’ Beef(small) rb .......... .. Butterlfrasg) perlb..........

Ohickeusperpair

g»_;r7y ls_l¢_& ' ensues glow:-percwt .....

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Bay peetnn (nr__essed1'..». ..

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runs...»¢»i§)}\;.¢_i»s'»v-use

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SUMMRRSIDE MARKET

(Farmers’ Prices-Comected`Dai1y l' ‘r

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Beef caroass)per lb. .. . Buckwheat ......... . Butter, per lb ......... ._ Calfskins, lb . . . . . . . . . . ....

Eggs, per _gon .......... ._

a ,pen n ............ ._

Hides lb

3e'<:i:='e?:>`e ceases gasses eaoomoo assess

Oatmeal, glixer 100 lbs . . . .._ Oats blac )per '»ushel....

Oats white)per »nshe1....- Wheat per ushel.... Pork . . . . . . . . . . .

eeeaevae assesses assesses ococoogo ssssssss

Potatoes, perb.i.l..... .. 'l‘urnips....... .. Beets (table). .... Lamb skins eoh ........ . .

Sheep skins. ..... . Wqo (wash-fs) . . . . . . . . .. . Geese per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ Turkey per lb...... . . . . . .. . Ducks per lb.-f'. _ ._ .. ...... .. Chickens per lb ............. .,

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ache, headache, etc., x-ire cured also.

establishes reguiafiiy; dere. the ’.imi..§` which weaken women, 119418 inilalrlnia-_l tion and ulceration and cures female weakness. When these diseases are cured _the aches they cause are also.cured. ` _ .....°“'§‘.l.“.";‘*.;'..°°....“ ’..°'.;1‘;:.*.°.:;f.S_v.:.:.;;‘.z;c Anni.e.Stephens, of Be leville, Wood Co., West; ; Va. *I feel like a new woman. I took several _ bottles of ‘Favorite Prescription’ and of the -T ‘Golden Medical Discover-y.’ I have no head- 's ache now, rio hackache, and no pain in my side a_r_iE_more. No bearing-down pain any more. I \ k that there is no medicine hke Dr. Pierce‘s _ medicine.. I thank you very much for what' you have done for me-your medicine has done me

much good.” ‘ » -- ' ‘

The People's Common Sense 'Medical ,

Adviser, a book containing 1008 pages,

is given away: Send 31.onecent sta.m}>s for expense gustoms and mailing on y_,

forthe book in Eper covers, or 50 stamps forthevolnme und incloth. Address, Dr. R. V. Pierce, Budalo, N. Y. P -

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one limi to Bum.

-Horses to board for the winter. <

Colts broken and handled. Have nice

etc. For terms apply to I.M_. Nichol., ffm. Sydney si., C_h'_‘rew.._-'r¢1¢.l

matters are two often treated as "every~ `

f.1...1‘£»if...,'...'f..o';b.a:i: I

That~'Thi rd Year

The ' second import a n t.

` , , e s F- `

stage in- a childs .life is’ reached about the third year. It has' begun" to walk then and there are greater de- mands on~ its bones. D1USC1@S and- tissues.. A great deal depends upon proper nourish- ment right at this time. The utmost care is necessary in the matteifof feeding, particu- larly if the child has been brought up on the bottle. _

The majority of children

with rickets either are or were bottle-fed, hence their food should be reinforced by something to make them less liable to this distressing dis- ease. Years of experience prove that Scott’s Emulsion is'th'e most effective food- medicine for children who are of the rickety age.

The symptoms of this

disease manifest themselves in the slow and imperfect growth of bone and muscle. The teeth are delayed in ap- pearing and cause unusual trouble. The bones of the legs yield when walking and bow-legs are the result. The _spine is weak- and tends to curvature. The bones of the

-unto-nitary ~ audi

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causes it is a_sgnpl’e”ma_`tft_er

iilsion is the__.ea”siest, most

- » _ .

effective_f_rerri_edy_~_ltnoj__vn.;=

will make it clear to our readers that itgis ‘ ` . ` . ' ' ' . . _ . . . . . D . ' . 'H .' Il‘l3.keS Piano' 0rg°`n_ and v°i.ce culturq-i';'1_6w:» W

' and ries tiene It pure "°‘°”°“.”‘_"“‘ ' S"°°““’°

_ ` _ _ _ ° ,,,. 9.- -` = _ Studio Tanton a New Building. _.Great. _

ways in passable condition as it is _lo Bai-le(v ,perbushel..............040 to ' childpen Qnfhe fight path tg ‘ ,lf

healthy growth and vigor. It is always a. reliable help.

I These claims ‘are not made oE-hand. `

'We know fronrnearly thirty years contact with such cases that Scott’s Emulsion will do just `_what we say it will We willbe

_sad is send you 1 sample asses fha you. mm 'M' I’°`““' Am” ""7'°L " I "*"° "°°""~“ '

can judge for yourself.

SCOTT & BOWNEQ A

55 Front St., W., Tofonto.

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from 7 cent. un. . ' .

Eureka Blend Tea

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If youwani value for our money

UIQ 'Gif' l\i!'l‘kll_'Ee¢. Solgonlx uv, Q.1 ‘ ‘ Price-15|: get pohl-.d -Sen -#lo ' yourboyor girl tobuyasamp ~

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We. have a lot of Ladies’

Button Boots that rnustbe ` sold, and have placed III

i l “_f»' ?5f¢';_§" "l **”§*“i~ - l ls-

_pairsou our counter, -that fi _ `- T ._ " I we will s_eil at one third ' r E __ -_ _,_ . _ f & _

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OE. ~ ‘

Also 82- pairs of Ladies’

i Laced Boots, a- regular

snap, they are broken lines, and must be sold at one ' third oi, Call andfinspect them;-it-clon’t cost you a I cent, l

J. H. BELL i

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if and great care should be

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IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store wa 'going to burn down, you could .wait to insure until the week be fore, but

When. it is Destroyed

_ old adage, “There is no time like

the present,” and no insurance like ours. ' ' ' ' "

PE. IE. BEER.

Representing Phoenix' of Hartford,-

Canadian. Quebec. \ - -

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Consignments of _ _ _ ~ 5 __ <1 SOLICITED i _-

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Physician and Surgeon.

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