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. ‘ v 'The old method of smoking meat was ‘ effective enough in its way. but it is ' now aim ly an antiquated process which L lad to pass awaﬂike a nod y other old fashioned things. utand what our Liquid icko ' ' does, it is well to rememberw at lanc- wlnpliahed b smoking in the old way. As you doubt can know. smoke contains certain elements which have s preserv- ative anti. n In fscl,it contains several of these elements. and it also contains other things which are of no use what- ever in the smoking of mest. The ob- ject of smoking is to have the preserv~ ative elements of the smoke equally de- posited upon the meat. As smoke does not contain a great deal of them it takes ion and tedious smoking to get the ties red results. At the same time there is deposited on our meat soot and the other undesirable elements of smoke. The use of jamieson's Liquid Hickory Smoke is simply a short out which achieves the same results as the old method as far as preserving the meat is concerned, and which is still better than the old way in urany re- specta. Price use a pint bottle. Sold by

J. G. Jamicson,

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

THE BRITISH LIBERAL PROGRAM.

The proururn'of the new imperialI Ministry on foreshadowed In the King's ~pccch is much too large to be disposed oi in qungIe session. in fact any one of the lending topics may occupy a. full session or longer. Some form of Home Rule for ireland. the new constitution for the Transvaal with the ubolltiou of Cbinesalsbor. a new Education Hill; are among the questions which must deces~ sarily call forth prolonged debate In the Commons and may produces deadlock with the House of Lords.

Aguin.wbicherer of these Important measures is ﬁrst taken up will almost necessarily involve the postponement of the others until it In first disposed of. The Education Bill may perhapscluim precedence. as the large Nouoouormist role which at the election was thrown almost entirely on the Liberal side will demand for it the early attention of Parliament. it will involve many dif flculties. as It must necessarily cover mucir controvcrted ground Involving also much complltatiou of detail.

No one knows what the precise nature of the Education Bill will be and still

oi amelioration for irelund. But there Is much Impatience among the Irish representatives and people tolcarn what. I: proposed tobe done on their behalf. undo strong disposition to urge this question to the front. We know what. happened in Mr. Gladstono's time on this question. Two widely different measures were proposed at successive dates and utter prolonged and bitter campuignsboth ended in_inilgrc.

Eventha new constitution for the 'I‘rnnsvnal is beset with diilicnlties. The loyal English-speaking population are not. In favor of giving full powers of scli-goverulrrcnb to those who were so recently at wartrith Britain. The rich mining corporations are alarmed at the prospect of coming again at least partially under Boer control. and the Blacks ounnot. understand or have much respect [or uGovcl'itmctrt which conquered the Boers atso’greut cost of blood and treasure. nudnow proposes to hand over to these recent rcbcls the full control of country. ' . it will be impossible to sutlsfy both the Dutch and English speaking populations of the Transvaal as It will he Impossible to satisfy the irish and English popula- tions in the United Kingdom by any measure of Home llulo that can be

A liuhli'll'llﬂ illt'ul property l5 nliloﬁ irnm l_irrtt|ltlillllie \IIItitrll t‘DniltiiIlllg iililtcl‘ctt with ill'vii bills) buildings. School lllltl Public Bull on pl'tlllllkAi‘a. I '

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doviscd. Mostlikely any measure at all satisfactory on one side would lnour the bitter opposition of the other while it

greater mystery attaches to the measure It:

WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 28. life.

lending features of the ministerial pro- gram cannot be finally disposed of with- out settlng on loot a process of disinteg- ration If not possibly of disruption ill the rather cumbrous majority now following the loud of the Liberal Ministry.

GROWING BOYS

Need an Occasional Tonic to maintain Strength and Keep the Skin Clear.

0n ever-wide one sees young men and growing a with pale. past rom- plcxlons, t elr faces covere with pimples and their gate shambling and listless. Sucba condition is catamst dangerous—the blood In out of o er—u complete breakdown may result. To put matters right; to give that spring to the stop;thstclearnesstotho skin and that low ofaotive healthwthe face. a tonic s needed—Dr. Willisms' Pink Pills are needed. As proof of this. Mr. Charles Dleienthai. 12 St. Ursulc street. Quebec. says Frequently my studies necessitat- c myremainin up until a late hour. The result wast at my system gradually weakened. and In Decem r. liIOii. seemed to collapse. i was completely run down and went under the care of a doc- tor,but instead of gaining strength, i seemed to grow u'eniter. icoul not tulle solid food. did not. sleep well. and weakening night sweats gave the further cauSe forularru. Dr Williams‘ I’Ink Pills were brough' to my notice nndibegan their use. Almost tom the unmet they secured to help me. but, it was some weeksbcioro titers was n material change for the batter. From that on, however recovery was rapid. and In a can let) ‘i’nouths. i \vusaswell as averi ha horn and able to resume my stud-

l'lvcry dose of Dr \Vllllatns‘ Pink Pills. make new rich, red blood; every drop of pure olsod gives strength and vitality to the whole system. and this strength brings health. That Is why Dr. Willlauls' I’Ink Pills cure such oases as anaemia all stomach sndkldne troubles, St. V'itus dance, heart pulp tstion. the afﬂictions known only to wing girls and woman. and a host of at er ailments from which both young and old suﬂ'er through had blood. Sold by dealers in mcdlcine‘or by

nisa box or six boxes for $2.50. from The Dr. \Villiams Medicine 00.. iii-ockville, Ont.

FROM THE EAST.

The weather is colder. The old fashioned drift Icc from the northern part of the Gulf has at length arrived on our coasts. and north and cast as far as the vision oxtcnds‘its mighty, il’r‘egular and Irresist- Ible masses cover the waters of our shores. and impart their chilling and freezing properties lo our atmosphere. The bmezea which generate amid these Icy wastes and blow for miles over these frozen fields, gathering cold and dump- ncss In their iourncy sweep with Irresist- ible fury over our ﬁelds and roads, now nniprtyuna'tely. In too runny cuties. unpro- t'cct'cd arid unshcltcrcd by tIrc_mngnlIiccnt forestsiwhi'ch once covered oltr soil. It grout par,th which Is now destroyed.

T. Sopiiobortsou is stillconﬂncd to his house by a severe attack of sciatica.

Theodore Frnscr Is unan to work from a severe fall on the rec. iin ls much minced in this neighborhood.

- list My Free loot— Rheuustisn

It tolls about Rheumatism. about thousasas the

us to live to lvoid and free the Iyshm of r as.- polsoaa—avan In desperate th

ilk. snoop's RIIEIJMA’I’IC

compromise would leave both dissatisﬁed. it is. we think highly probable that the

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Mailings from CHINA nithAl’AN

make very satisfactory ﬂoor coverings—When

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le Yonl. Feb, .n—Aeoonlintr to the button correspondent of The World, King ltd-std can never walk without thaotdoia-oauu. 'Tha Klnu’a fall while shooting In Windsor tiniest last November resulted in breakan a tendon sohlllas.

‘T’la World ooneqpoodsnt stated this on indisputable authority. it. was su~ nuuuoed at first that tho King had sprained his ankle,

The King is aixty-ﬂvs years old, and uatum, even with anrnioal asaistuuuo. cannot completely repair the broken lam don sohlllssol a man of that an. "I!

‘ correspondents

. hauinnona stink j King My!!!) in!“ very “only with summarised limb. - Bis late-I] Mood heavily 'on a. alaoua,eana when Manhunt. he could not drive fromxtha' timing-until the use washandad toxhin'l.‘ its wsaifc an or- v thopabdioinatrun'lantinolds luslppt. to support bianuke, ‘\ M. 0ther the Klnj‘looka to he in guodhealtbmt'ltiaplaunin‘ng a quiet restful stay at Blsrrlts before his hauli- tcrnnsan cruise ' t _

Ofﬁcc- Putt Oﬂlce Bu G Bullilrjxhl‘ihnin'wwu‘scillng maps of the island. '

The trnt-slllgou Cuscumpec Bay Wun never better‘tbnn at present.

Tire Interior of the Merchanls Bank has iust been [tapered and ceiling colsominell.

.«k social was held In the Mantrosr School liouss a few evenings ago. There was a well prepared program given and it was followed by a as.l_o of baskets.

Smelt season closed a few days ago and it wasa very poor one. Catches were aural throughout the season and the United States markets were low during bag neltinx time.

Friends of Rev. Mr. Fcntou will be pleased to hear of his continued Improve‘ merit. The Rev. gentleman underwent an operation a few days ago for an ulcer on the neck.

Jns H. Hunter and J. 1-}. 0. Hunter have purchased a lobster factory at. liildare Cape from Woodman Bros. They will operate it. this season on about the same scale as It was by its previous owners last season.

The Cheese Factory at Albcrwn opened Juueﬁnnd closed Oct. 20. There were 115 patrons who supplied 3:15.729 lbs of milk—Front this was manufactured tense lbs cheese the value of which was $8,855.32. The expenses were $2,000.75to be divided between the patrons.

______.._—~_ THE TONIC OF HEALTH.

Must. be more than n stimulant-must be a food as well. There is one medicine . stiti botbsfcod and a tonic.—lt. aids

gesllon, promotesusslmilntlon.converts food Into nutrituent that builds up nerves. blood. brain and no. That. tonic Is Ferrozone which contains exactly what, a run—down system needs. Forrozonc supplies oxygen to purif the blood.

‘ to" ' the rain, Iran to harden the muscles. No wonder it make“ suchvinorous men and wotrren. _You'll cab. sleep. think and feel better by using Farrozontqtry It,~now. FII'y cents buyi- xof ﬂit chocolate coated Ferrozone

ilding— H. Clarke, Mgr.

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“The Lone Tree Mine"was played by Lileltliscoucbe Dramatic Club on Thurs- day evening in it well tilled house. Thclr play vindicated the numerous press comnrcnls which have spoken so favor ably of thorn. At Palmer Road on Friday and 'l‘lunlull Saturday evottlnguudsrgo numbers greeted the players. :

.l. liltchle Bell the singing, Evangelist, ' Montreal commenced a aortas of revival meetings on Sunday; The morning ser- 2

the evening in the Methodist church The meetings will beheld each evening for two weeks In the Methodist church. and bible class at lip. on.

The union revival services at. All'crton- already referred to, were most auspicious- iy begun oll Sundaylnst. The weather was delightful. the roads good and the congregations overﬂowing. Many were turned away at, thesvcnlng service after every available sent was occupied. Mr. Bell. tho Evangelist. preached in the Presbyterian Church in the morning to a full house. The theme has “Prayer” and was trantcti In a forceful and plaaslun manner. A solo by Mr. Bell. “Will there be any Stars In tny Crown." was splon~ dldlysung and much appreciated. “in the afternoon Mr. Bell preached to a union congregation in the Mantras?

ii the .bowela. mature...» in. mm headaches ,an . . ‘ b0

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'l‘o min-tins Limited.

baa egea sisted. e ago was Built-rt vet"

ti (Ill. .uttla vlco was ill the Presbyterian church and l W” l ' “ Fruit-a-tlves ” purify the and skin.

“ Fruit-a-tives ”

’ ‘. ’ ' ‘ b mammals to ddectiva '.i‘hel:aloodlspnlaotleiix1°lg I Th}! "and him $11? "id brain. and

tom». ~nesl‘lsclleﬁpawdm and f aiding the ‘IM' of thehlood

.T cute " A the blood by open- stimnlning the to increased

ies of any n in the system. by

‘i‘ ' M . ‘ ... . Chronla Headaches Gun’d by Fruit-a-tlvaa

s weak they left me. After! had taken a box of the tablets in ins a were quite

ppelite was slro

ou-rawa. out.

uuab for days at a time. i kinda of . ad

medleines.‘wss treat- hyaicians. and vet the ruit'i‘i'r'y‘ dv

‘an? I did so 1 last can can. ve

faitllli. but after I ha them for three days my were easier and in

cu u mean lgiveils slusolTeited testimonial with great pleasure.

med.) Duncan-an.

cure headaches and neuralgia “because they blood by their splendid action on‘the liv‘et‘. kidneys, bowels and thus remove all poisonous material from the system.

With these eliminating organs all active and working as nature

intends them to work, there can be no poisons in the blood. and there can be no headaches or neuralgia.

A week’s treatment will PROVE how thoroughly and quickly cure.

box or 6 boxes for $2.50. Sent prepaid on‘ receipt of price

50¢. a

I if your druggist does not handle them.

[animated by taun-s-nvrs Illiil'I'EIi. Ottawa.

Methodist church which lilie‘d’the build- ing, the subject being “Good from un-' pectcd sources." He also sang ."God In everywhere," both song and'sormou being » tuucli nppi‘ecidicdﬂ'he c'vening service was In the Alberton Methodist. Church which proved too small for the congregation. ‘ The theme was Christian Servioer and 3 again Mr. Belt delighted the oongrcga- - than with tvvo touching solos. The olo qucnt discourse It. Is needless to say made a splendid Impression and the indications arcthst much good _thI be done. One very pleasing feature Is the splendid splribof hurmo'py prevailing. .amnyrg the. the various denomination '

clergymcn and congregationaw' operating most heartily. Thuscrvlces will be held

tablets. at u I dealers.

both lit the afternoon anti evening .fct .boui. two week's. "

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RUSSO-CHINESE

HUNG KONG Fob. wn—Tho Russo- Chlnm neilotlutlona have reached a deadlock. Russia claims privileges In Matiahuriaequsl to' th'bse enjoyed by Japan. and various trading concessloua besides. and China refuses botb‘.

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victim 159qu

QUICK saxuto means mar nsxmo for y... t are saving on your fuel. This is exactly what

“Sunbeam” Flour

does for you. “SUNDEAM” flour roquiﬁs less “'SHORTENING" than does any other flour. ‘ Y “:50

SNOW-WHITE broad FLAK and WHO FE biscuits and cakes are tiis result if “SUNSEAM” out

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scatter will be sent. to your ‘ with your receipt. '

AUCTION‘SALE or .‘APPLES.

we will will}. ssles rooms, ‘ Great George's“ on Thursday. Feb. 29th. .A’l‘ tr O'CDOCK, A. M. » 30 barrels of‘Northern Spy and Pewaukee Apples Hand picked and in excellent order. ‘ ‘ BEN]. CARTER A: (10.. :6d4i. Auctioneers.

F You ONLY Knew -. When ‘rwailstoehad' mi crash is Destroyed :.. . A.

You are too late. - autism: ta ' old adage, "Time is ao'tiias lit the mt." and “KM”,

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. an tic-Int for work or pla “aka a clear . b,“-

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it manic-ally cormiln lvor '- mach anl‘howI-ls. ’i'Itsy Induce the ratttfrs sup'al‘i‘ nrpetitn‘of youth.

" _' :tilzanaibgallitllsurdsrafrtini T‘ . .They unre‘to‘nstlpntloti,’ Indluosiion. Biliou‘anosa, Hour ,A,. a . soils. iisrvousnoss. ‘ ,. rs- ssn by all Mums ‘ ‘ co an sees" no out