Eating “FORCE” doesn’t‘

create____brain, it merely brings out'tl‘re beetthere is in it. ` ‘

Napoleon lost Waterloo

because oi' brain-fog. If ned ,had ‘fFoRcE',' to dit every day, I"`v»1/wonder how the__map of Europe would have looked in this twentieth century.

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Shoes of Honesty- for Ladies

Our Ladies' MacPher- son $2.25 Dongola Boot is hard to match. It has style, it has quality,it will wear. it will satisfy you. We have them in heeled and spring heel, in the very latest toe- the coin toe.

Every Pair Guaranteed

Bring along $2.23 and be fltted. We have them in any size. See samples in win-- dow.

Open,_till 8 p. m,

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LISTE

Before you buy your spring suit

just have a look around and find out where you will get the latest goods, the nobbiest styles. the best lit and workmanship. When you find this out you can easily decide. Just drop into the new tailors and you will _get just what you are looking for. All our goods are new and up~to-date. Our prices are moderate.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

' The Nobby Tailors, _ Great George Street,

April rr dw if

FOR SALE!

We offer for sale property known

aa '

“Esdalc Foundry.”

This ro rt waa formerl owned

and ccctiipifd gy Mr. T. A. McLean.

Good title guaranteed. Any information regarding same

can be had by calling at our nihcc.

Bruce Stewart & C0.

linunderl, Eggneen. Machinists and lermakerl, mum Navigation Oo'aWhart, Charlottetown. P. E. Island,

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SKIRTS

When buying your fall skirts it

will be JUST AS EASY to get a

good reliable line as to bay any- thing that comes along. We have a reputation to keep and we intend KEEPING ma rivrraovmo ri. _Every merchant who ever tried our goods has kept 'ou buy ing them. Our letter order business for spec ial sizes is a big advantage to ou. customers. TRY IT.

Mr. Wm. Minto of Summerlide

is our agent for P. li. Island.

Britannia manufacturint Co.

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oeeammofsummmrae . _ ' - » 14.1.'-B. Lemuel-I.Mii.lerB.A.

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James B Champion. , Frei¢l'l§k_WW,»f Jardine.

Elisa lil Mckenzie. Arthur F Millet. \ `

HONORS AND DIBTINCTTONS.

Louie Brchaut received the B.A. degree

with high honors and a Uuiveality modal lu Greek, English and in the elaaa examlnaticna high first class in LQin,

G k en# Engl. Mr. Bre ur. .pas started with na ga recom :danger- aed in the University within thelsst decade. He is a member of one of 'the most brilliant tamiiies on the Island. Hr. Ballem received a first. claaf in Constitutional History. '_

Lemuel J. Hiller, after a dlstinguioited course in Arts, entered Law and has pow completed an equally distinguished course in that subject.

Hr. Champion received distinetlol in Surgery; Mr. Jardine in Clinical *dl- cine while Miss MacKenzie and L. F. Hiller attained a high stsndlnfg in their classes. T

Among the undergraduates, I B

Forsythe of Alberion obtained distinc- tion in History, Political Economy "and English.

Ewen McDougall obtained a iirst. class

in Philosophy.

H D Toomba in Literature and Cons-

titutional History.

A W Seaman in Latin, Greek.

German, English and Philosophy.

AF Mabthews, in Mathematics, Latin

and English.

W H Sweet ln Mathematics. `J W Arbucklo in French and Chem- istry. '

T II Prawse in Cnemistry and Mathe-

matics. »

Among those who have passed in their

classes are W J Green, C G Townsend, E C McKenzie, Miss Mary C MoKenaie,Miss Lottie Ross. In Law V H Shaw has passed`lnEqui\y,

Jurisprudence, Partnership and Cum- puniea, Bills and Notes, Constitutional Law, Shipping.

L A Seller, Real Property, Torts, Cou-

stitutional History, Contracts, Crimes.

B. D. McDonald, Real Property, Torts,

Constitutional History, Contracts, Crimes.

In Medicine, W Ii Collis has passed

all the subjects of the second year obtain- ing distinction in Anatomy, Physiology and Histology.

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TURNING DOWN THE DOCTORS. The marvelous cures of Cauarrhozone

are being much talked about. Thousands. are daily recognizing the oxcepnicnal

merits of this simple inhaler treatment, and instead of running to the d tor with th air winter ills they rotect f. emselves by Catarrhozone; it kil s colds in the head in ten minutes, quickly relieves Catarr , Bronchiiais, Asthma, Lung Troubles, ann cures even though all other remedies have failed. Ostarrhozone is very pleasant, into and convenient to use. Ins bent re- commendation ls its enormous sale try it today. Price $1.00, small size 25c at Drug- gisid. '

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LAYING THE_(§)ilNER STONE.

OTTAWA, May 2.-Cardinal Gibbons will

arrive May 24th, to deliver an address at. the laying of the corner stone of the new arts building of the Ottawa university, recently destroyed by tire.

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I Know MINARD`S LINIMENT will

cure Dlphtherls.

JOHN D. BOUTIILIEB.

French Village. IKnow MINARD`S LINIMENT will

cure Group.

J. F. CUNNINGHAM.

Cape Island. IKnow l\IlNARi.)'S LINIMENT is the

best remedy on earth.

JOSEPH A. SNOW.

Norway, Me.

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A sic s§|_P_MrNr=

Four Carloads of Furniture received dur-

ing April consisting of cased goods, iron beds, chairs,diuner and fancy oillce chairs, ioungcs,picturea, mirrors, baby carriages, and go carts, rolled top desks,hcd springs, mattresses, curtain strctchsrs, parlor tables, chair seats, secretaries, brass bed- ateads, jardincr stands, odd bureaus, odd oommodea, etc., etc. marked J. P. & Co. This is the largest shipment of furniture received by any one ilrm in this city.-Jas Paton R Co. -4dW if

ending Photography Studio.

GAU VIN GENTZEL 8: Co

Health in a Combined' Treatment

of Dodd’s Dyapepaia -Tablets and

Dodd’l Kidney Pills.

'.I.'hera_ia nothing in the world that ao

quickly and rarely brightens up a run down woman aa a combined treatment of Dodrl'l Dyapepslal Tablets _and Dodd's Kidney Pills.

Dodd’a Dyapepaia Tablets ensure the

'proper digestion ct tha food-make aure

that every part ct t.he body gets the food that it needs.

l_)odd'a Kidney Pills ensure healthy kid-

neys -make sure that thc kidneys strain `all the impurities out of the blood, and send pure blood coursing through the body.

That those are the essentials of health

and vigor is proven by thousands of state- ments like that of Mrs John A. Lawrence, of Maitland, N. S.:

“I have used six boxes of Dadd`s Kid,

nay Bills and six ci Dodd's Dy spepsia Tablets, and have not enjoyed as good health lu years. I cannot praise them too highly.”

Women who are sudcring in secret-

and there are thousands of them in Can- ada-sbould take their sisters’ advice and use Dodd’s Dyspepaia Tablets and Dodd's Kidney Pills.

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A Music c_o_rg_sravAronv.

NEW Yank, May 2 -New York is to

have n liberally endowed conserv itory of music within a few months, lf nothing occurs to change the plans of a group of wealthy men \»\ hn have the musical interests of the city and country ar. heart. James Loeb. lt. is announced, will give. $500,000 as a nucleus of sucb an endow- ment, and tan of hisfrlends, it is believed, will each subscribe $50,000. Among those in tcrested in the proiect is Andrew Carnegie, who is said td have offered to the conservatory the use of Carnegie Hall _____.__-1-1- SO HE RESULTS OF IMPURE BLOOD

Abio‘ched, pimply, distigurnrl face,

feeling of exhaustion, wracked nerve.-, headache ancanuil brain. The proper cure is one Ferroz-one 'i.`ab‘et. after-eacli meal. Ferrozone clears and beaumties the complexion by making rich, pure blood. Ii. restores the enfeebled brain and un- strung nerves toabealthy vigorous con- dition. It. lnvlgorates all the physical

d bri stron th

}£lngs'ton, Ont. gg

_ CUT DOWN LiQl_0R LICENSES.

are not panic stricken.

A HUSTLING CONCERN.

office furniture, machinery and stock

were busy at work installing the dupii

orders within six days after their old pre

proud of, and will be a source qf grea satisfaction to stockholders of the Com

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This hand is pointing at the

at ni* sg 8° ?t§=E ri

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arepad

and mental powers, an nga g

and ambition to the depressed. Refuses substitute for Ferrcznoe-it/s the best. chsnges,and where death never comes. t1onic,rebullrier and invlttorstor known.

rice :>0c at Dru ists or Poison' 8: Co.,

Orrawa, May 2.-The Ottawa liquor

commissioners to-day cut. down the licenses by ten, all hotels, in pursuance of an order of the city council. Each of the Leu was granted an extension of three months. As there remain sixty-seven hotels and thirty-one stores, thirsty souls

were totally consumed. In less than an hour after the walls had fallen in, Mr. Doble, general manager of the Company, had telsgrapberl for the necessary mater- ials t~o permit manufacturing operations, to be started with as little delay as possible. By noon of the following day. offices had been secured at 15 Wellington St. East., and completely furnished, and when visited next morning at nine o’clock, the oillce snail’ were all at.

work. Factory premises had also been secured, and a small army of men 9yBlBl1l~ The HWY. in Hi‘mDBi»hY With UW

cate set. of machinery, which this ably managed company bail in reserve in an- other part of the citv. This was complete with the exception of one machine, which was brought from Chicago by express, and is undoubtedly the heaviest express parcel that ever arrived in Toronto, as it weighed over four tons. A full carload of supplies and material arrived in the same way. By the untiring energy dnd enterprise displayed by rho mangemcnt and iargs staff of empioyecn,the Company have been enabled to commence dlllng

pany and a relief to the thousands of gro- cera lu all parts of the Dominion handling the various articles manufactured by the Giiiatt Company, many of whom evinced their interest by latter and telegraphic enquires as to when they vi euid exppcti further supplies. Factories will be run A day and night and every effort/ made to till all orders as promptly as possible, and the Company will at oaca proceed to arent an extensive, up-i.o~date factory, which will enable them no keep pace with the ever increasing demand for their "'17 \>°¥-

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pf J _C aut Al , _ , » ___ . ` ` “_' . - pathy in their departure from the com-_

a D arkina of _ Ibttewvn. __ _ Naya g¢¢¢m`L,dy Fmmd splendid munity:

To the beloved family of the late Alex.

McG. Stewart :

Oar Dear Young Friends.-We your

on this occasion to give you an expression of our friendship on the eva oi! your de- , parinre from among us. _

This life is a serial of changer, some of

which come io uv no unexpectedly and turn the whole current ol affairs from their usual coursejaud frequently are we caused to lament. rather than rejoice over the change. Why great atllicticns are permitted to come upon us are some of the inscrutsble mysteries of Divine Pro- vidence. _

Only a little over a year ago, and your

family circle was an unbroken and highly proaerpans home,your beloved father was with us, a man of ttshigheat integrity of character, honest, industrious, and greatly beloved by ull who knew him. But, in the midnight hour at the hands of u iiendlah assassin he feil,snd soon the pailor of death settled upon him and his precious illa was taken from the earth. A great sorrow fell upon the whole cam- munlty, all were horrified st. the deed that had been done. We greatly esteemed him as a friend, and valued him as a citizen, and above all asa faithful sup- porter of the righteousness of Cbrlstin our midst.

And now as a result of this great

sflllcilon that has come to us all, and to you especially, dest friends, you are called upon to break up your home and leave our neighborhood. Wo your friends, neigh- bors, and wollwishers, cannot allow you to go from among us without express- ing our regrets that we are compelled to lose you as associates and friends. But. while we bow to the iuevltible we wish you all to be assured that you carry with you our love and unfslllng friend- ship, and v-hirever our Heavenly F..ther, in His kind providence may lead you, be assured that we shall ever remain your constant friends uid well wishers. And if at at y time you should need sympathy and kindly influence we shall respond as heartily as we have the ability.

We shall ever hear with supreme

pleasure of your prosperity and happi- u'ess. Our prayers are that God in his Great M=rcy shall watch over you all and bring you into the way of safety, and keep you lu the footsteps of your beloved parents.

May it be your determination by the he and goodness ofGJd to meet as an un o- keu family, where there are nc a verse

‘Godrbless you all, and make you an honor to Got, to your beloved parents, and to the place of your chililhoarl.

A. Morton Lane, Jus McCallum, Henry McGregor, J. R. McGregor, \Vm. C. Lune, Alfred A Stewart, Robert Trowsrlale, Wm. S. McEacbern, Harry IH. McGregor, J. Lester McLean.

Healthy Kidncys,

Pure Blood.

Much favorable comment has been M6305 Of [he Kl(lDOyS

caused by the enterprise and pluck shown by many of the Toronlc firms, whose only CMI the Blood be places of business were destroyed in the terrible conflagratiou of April li7.h. In no single instance was this more marked than in the case of E. W. GILLETT COMPANY, LIMITED, manufacturers of Royal Yeast-, Gilletifs Lye, Magic Baking Powder. etc., whose large factory and beautiful cillnes, together with contents,

Purified and the Kindoys Are Kfpf. Healthy by

Dr. Chase’s

Kidney-Liver Pills

’ Ai. this season of the year the kidneys

are always sure to be more or less de- ranged.

The wcrk of filtering from the blood the

poisonous impuritifs which result from the artlilcal winter life is too much for

them, and spring finds the blood ioadctl with waste matter and the kidneys in a

sluggish and cloggoi condition. ' The eff cts are felt. throughout the entire

‘ kidneys: becomes slow and torpid in

action, the hovrcls are constlpitcd and digestion is impaired, giving rise to head. achcs, dizzy spells and feelings of discern: fort.

The quickest and most. satisfactory way

:if setting the kidneys right is the use of Dr. Chnse`s Kidney-Liver Pills.

This great family medicine is endorsed

by the many thousands who have tested its merits. Acting as it dccs on kidneys, liver and bowels, it is not. only prompt to

ming wggg gleam-°_ygd_ This ig 5 |-sqm-d relievr,but thorough and :lasting in the that any company might well be

benefits which it, bestows.

t Next to a personal test of this prcpnr ' ation, probably thc best evidence of its

value is found in the enormous sale which

it has throughout the length and breadth of this continent. I Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-Liver Pills, cue pill

a dose, ‘Lil cents n box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates Cc Company, Toronto. To protect you against. imitationa tha

,portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase the famous receipt book author, are on

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SIX PERSONS KILLED.

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which six persona, one a child. were firiv

IILAAL MAY

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Iall iistbhucaaaaful Island Stu&ata . ' ' 0a Thursday evening last, friends and ' 5 TH ‘ . . 5 _, lr

A D . Milf- S neilhtms mat at the home ef the family R w -» _ _' ‘wu¢¢uspMQ_ lf- -_ ‘ _ ._ or up im aiu. mo. sr¢wur,r.°t 4s,

` ' ‘- and read the following address oi aym- ,

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Pay a very low premium. » ‘ " Secure a Policy free from restrictions." Obtain large loan and surrender values.

Have an absolutely srfe investment.

friends and neighbors have met. together

` Keep your money in Canada and under Canadian

control. '

'tht Erown lliie insurance Zompanv

Head Office, Toronto.

The Hon. Sir Cl-IAS. TUPPER, Bart. G. C. M. G., C. B.. President.

- JOHN CHARLTON. M. P.. Vice President.

GEO. H. ROBERTS, Managing Director.

Directors for Prince Edward Island.

BENJ. HEARTZ. W. A. WEEKS W. H. AITKEN,

President Merchants’ Oi' firm of Csrveli

Bank of P. E. I.

Bros.. Merchants.

H. M. DAVISON.

General Manager for Prince Edward Island,

Charlottetown, P. F.. I. _

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Vtllien the robin chirps and the blue bird sings, you may

make up your mind that Spring has tossed old Winter out of her lap. And its time for you to toss that old Overcoat to the sfcond haxid man or pm it away till next winter, and get all your small coin together to buy a new light weight Over- coat.

A Spring Overcoat is a very desirable piece of property

to have. Many of our coats are of our own manufacture and points of superiority over imported clothing are easily seen. Price $8. $10 and $12.

If you want a shower proof coat. factory made, we have

them equal to if not better value than you find in any store in town or country, Come in and try some of tliein on you.

. . BRUCE,

Clothier and Furnisher.

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A Practical Recommendation.

Mlsssks. R- E. Mvrcrr & Co.,

Charlottetown.

l)i:,\i< srks -The ilo\\r(]. F Haydrum ltcller l’rc<i\|r|.l purchnseri irore you

last wet is vmsall you claiiueri itio he and I can certainly recommend the flour tn be equal ri not superior io suv straight rcli-r flour out up in Canada.

Respectfully' yours

CHAS. E. PRATT.

Boirl in z|5 and so lb bags. Try ailing it will speak foritself.

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Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.

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