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A Cordial invitation to Every Sick and Ailing Working (iirl.
that Mrs. Pinkham holds out a helping hand and extends a cor-
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Among this class the is 'iii itiiiiis of ftziiinlo tllst‘:i.sc.~a urc curly niuiiiltrst bv wtenk niiil aching
l>1lt‘kS. pain iii the li»\vt~r liinlis :intl imvcr pzirtof tliostoinucli; iiicuiisci1uc1it:i~t>f frcqucnt wot-
tirii; of the ft-at monthly pcrioils bet-cizio ptiiiiful ttiitl irregular, niitl fri-qticntly thorn iiro fniiit :tin dizzy spells, with hiss of iiplii-titty until lilo is ti luirtliiii und it is linrtl \\‘tirlt to ilrnll ubtitit.
All tlicso nyinptoiiig. point to u ileruiigeniezit tif the feninle orgunisiii, iiiicl if tiikeii iii time cnu
be i.-usily and permanently cur<~i_l.
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correspond with her. Her long record of success lu treating Alles hor letters of advice of untold value to ever ixllin workin
hor wide experience and skill she quickly points tgo way to advice is free, and ull letters nro held by hor in the strictest Address, Mrs. Plnkhnru, Lynn, Mass. Dun’t put oil’ Writing her
your heulth is wrecked.
Girls tvlio work urn purticultirlysusceptiblo to feiiiule ills, especially when obliged to stand on their foot from iiitirnilig tuitiliiiglit. Dny in and iluy out, month iti nut] iiioiith out,1.ho your through, the \vorl_ri:i_-,Y girl tiiils; she is Ieitirn thc bn-:id winner of tho fniiiily. and niui-,t work that othcrit inuy li‘. _ \\'hci.her sho is tntfk or \\'<~ll, \\'ht-ther it rains or sliiiics, wlictlitir it is Warm ur_ cold sho iiiust got to her place ol cinpinyiiient und pcrfortn the duties cxactetl
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Grateful Words from Working (lirls Who Have Been Helped.
“ I wish thank you for the wonderful cure “ Seeing so many woinen and girls being helped by your mod-
you have discovoroi for suffering girls. I uni loinel thought l would try lt. I Wins vc irregular iii regard 9_‘V°\`kl“K girl and do not bollcvti thorn is u to inenstruntitiii, and had had no meiisosrlur four mnntlis.
girl of my algo in tho country who has suffered “I obtained it bottle of your rnotliciim just to ses ii I troiild more than have with female disorders. cure myself without ning te ii doctor. One bottle gtive nie
"Al'=l\°“El\ °V0l` B0 many physicians with their grunt mllcf rind now Iam ix different firl ulttitgetlicrf
various remedies were tried, nothin scorned to “ I will nlivor bo without. Iiytliu E.I§irikhnm’sVcgetnbl relieve me of the terrible pains and it seemed as Compound us I know I would not bc work ing today il I hail
though there was no help for mo, tintll I was lliiitllv not usoil your niodiclno.”-Miss IiAr'i:A Rrnss, Standard Tea iersuiitled to try Iiydjn E. I’inkhnm’s Vogetinblo and Gmcery Co., 766 Mass. Ave., Indianapolis. Ind.
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In Chancery Rolls Court-
No. 341.
Luiichlin McKenzie and others,
Complaints and
William A'chorn and another,
Defendiiiitl.
Pursuant to and by virtue ol tlecrce nf this
llouorahic Court made in this cause on thc 31st
doin( March Isnt. A. D ii;o.4, I will sell thy Pu Iii: Auction in front of the Law Courts bull - ing in Charl ittetown. in Queeirs County, on Friday the 19th day of April, lust., A. D' i904. at the hour ol twelve 0'clock, noon; All that tract piece or parcel ol land vate lying and being on Lot or Township uinber Sixty Five. in
§€|ienn'iiCnunty.bountlctl and described sit follows tint is to say:-Cornmencing on the South Shore oi the Elliot or \.'/est River st the northeast angle of 56 acres of land in pgsscssloii of Wm Alchnrri. thence running rnuth three degrees iiltezu minutes. east nlon the eastern boundary oi the itiiin land ninety slzx chains, or to the itorth boundary of land now or formerly in possession of John t$mith~ thence esstwnrtlly along the said boundary live chains and four links to the western boundary of land new or formerly in
possession of gohu McKinnon, thence north 3 cgrees, 3o m ntiteltwest, slung the lame. to the shore ol Elliot or West River, aforesaid. thence weatwardly sion! the amid shore. to the
place of conimencernenl, containing fifty mix sb) acres of land, a little more or less.
The Purchaser will be required to osv ten per
ccnto the purchase money at the tliuc nf the purchase sud the balance upon thc execution oi the deed.
The nic will he coniirmed by the Court ol
Chancery without expense to the purclistser.
usted his seventh day ul April, A. D. |904.
O GWORTH,
1. A. I, N
Miiater in Chancery.
W S STEWART
Cornplalnant‘l Solicitor.
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Glcnaladalc Farm for Sale
THIS FIRST CLASS FARM inte the
residence of John Archibald iidcbonnld, l‘i.~\&`iilre, deceased is situated at the head Uf racadia Bay quita near to Traoadie Hallway station. It contains 5202 sores, of which about XX) acres no under oultl- vation. The soil is of excellent quality ond emlnsntl suitable for razing pur- Dosas. lrla (haunt from (iliarlottstown by road about 18 miles and fronts nn the Si.Pel.er‘s and Mill Cave Roads and Triiotmlo Bay. On the prsmlsen area lortte brick nrdenoe, stables and barn &o..uutler one roof connected with the residence b s large covered pas- SHKB wav, giving: ample accommoda- tloii for everything oonii- emi with extensive fnrmlng operations. Aizood can-lags rontl extends from the ilroundtotho oft. ol the horn. A lsrle siloand maotirie shsd adjoin ths burn. Thom buildings an alloompu-otlvsly MW sud ofthe bishoollltrllotiou ure water f\‘°m anavetfnlll I rin lsliaronght to the rslliisnoi sud :gables gy underground
glhngs, iaitlulby on enplnhoeii from hluntreasl.
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or tidgiiuiidii' ima wiii be dia 'lf ati-
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n. J. cld'ilD.n.r..
Charlottetown Trustee.
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\VsDNnii_iAY, April 27th.
House mel: at li.l0_ Mr. McWilliams asked the Commission-
er of Public Works lf he has received it petition from certain inhabitants of Lots ll and 12 asking to open a road to connect the North Junction Road on LJt12 from McNeil1's Mills to Conway Station lu Lol. ll along the rear line of farms fronting on the Barlow Roni. A ro idway has already been reserved, and what action the Gov- ernment intends taking lu the matter.
Hon. Mr. Cummiskcy said a petition
had been received and the Road Inspector had been asked to prepare iin es lniiite. As soon as this is received the matter will be dealt with.
Mr. McKinnon nikei thc Camtnlsvioner
of Agriculture to lay on the table of this House ri statement showing the nuuiber of beef cattle sold to the Dominion Puck- iniz Company on April lst for $306 T5, the price realized for csch,whether they were sold hy live or tlearl weight, and the price per pound at whloh the sstne wt re sold. Also to complete the answer to Question Number 75 by inserting therein opposite the respective prices thereof the name or description of each article sold. Alio with respect to the stallion “Crown Jewel" (l) For what prlcc wits he pur- chasei and on what terms of payment. (2)Wa.s he offered for salt: by the Dep irt- iuentilf so, what was the highest sum offered for hiin at each sale. Hin he been sold, if so to whom, for what price 't \Vss he sold hyprlvirc sale and on what i.erm>(
Hon. Mr. Itrigers said thc t|uo.~itlon ri-
the cattle wits fully answered last. your The other question No 75 will i~. qulre ri very lengthy answer and as the Secretary is very busy it will require st least three days. Crown Jewel wus bought for $500. The sum of $160 was paid as earnest money and when the horse was delivered in January the remiilnder was pnld. He
-was put. up in suction at Georgetown
but ss the highest. bid was $270 he was iiot sold. The Department is now negoti- ating with n party in Kings Co., and lt. is likely the animal wlllbc disposed ol.
Mr. Melicau asked lf the same restric-
tions will be imposed and Hon. Mr. Rogers :iiiitl that in response to the wishes of the people the regulations were motil- fled.
Capt. Road asked the Attorney General
to give un opinion on thi following ques- tions. First -Has sn Overseer the legal right, to open fences and brenk n winter fond through private property, when in his opinion the public road in so blocked by snow drifts ss to inltke it lmpasanble and lmpraotlcnble. Second-I-Ins it travel- ler the legal right to open a fence and use th: fields of private persons when the puhlio highway is blocked by snow in winter so ss to make it impnssable and lmpraeticsble.
Capt.. Read desired to have the snswer| in writing and Hon. Mr. Peters said hel he would submit lt as soon as possible.
Mr. Msthiseon wanted to' know if the
-public oilioiais had Instructions from the
Government nottoshow to the Opposi- tion ths books nf the Income Tax Ae-
ASSEMBLY
l counts. lilo iviiii-i~-ivoofi Mr. McL-:an was refused l‘i_ the olllcinl who clniinctl he had the above instructions. lion. Mr. Rogers stile instructions had been give '. thftt it would be necessary first to get n line lroin hini before the hooks be shown.
IIon. Mr' I’ctcr~i said he would be happy
at any time to nllow itny member who applied to liiniacli or lion. Mr. lio,;t-rs to exixnilne the books. There is ol course certain priviilo irifornitttlcn thitt it will not be in order to disclose,
On motion of Ilon. Mr. lluglies an Act
to fur.her nnienii the l’nlillc Si,-huols Act IHT7 and nn iit'L in iiiiienilinent thereof
piisscil tliiril rciitlitiiz.
()n inotion of lion. .\l|‘. Peters nn _-\cL
in nnivnii the Alweiit lleli ois Act of 1573 and un Act. to furtbcr iinientl an Act for the iippoiivtneiit ol S'tipen»lii\i‘y Mi\gi>i~ tritbt-s for the <lill`t-rent counties were rentl ii Ilrst Linie.
An Act to incorporate St. 1’utrick`s
llftll Co , wits rc:ti’. n lhiitl time and puss- ed.
Hon. Mr. Peters inovcd the House
resume Supply and Vli'.i\lnthies0n mov cd seconded liy ,‘\lr. l\IcDonhlii tin amend- iiient ln criticism of the policy of the Government.
After considerable discussion the
amendment was declared out of order by the Speaker null the Iiouscbelnu nppcalcl to the ruling wus sustiiinctl bytt p\\rty vote lll-ll.
The House then rcsunieti Supply iiiiil
the grant for Adminlstriitioii of .liislice wus resumed.
Mr. Mnthlcson, Mr. Mcllonalfl, i\Ir.
McLean and other utr-uilirrsi of the Op position irsuxncd their dt-iiittnfl for thc calling toqcther of the Public ' Accounts Committee and the position of the Government was defended by lion. Mr, Cumuilslrey, Capt. Hemi, lion. Mr. lingers iinfi others.
blouse adjourned nt one o`cloek.
llouse mol. nt 1l.Jl.’i p. ui. The Ilousc resunicd eoniuiittec on Sup-
ply.
The grunt for Atlminstriitlon of Justice
was passed.
When the tmtnt for Agriculture came
up Mr. lllitthlcson criticised the report of tho Department of Agriculture and the conduct. of the Ctinimlssloncr of Agriculture.
llon. Mr. Rogers repllcti,t-xpluinlng the falling off in the dairy business, and the defective state of thc Stock Farm btilld- l ings owing principally to the architec- l tural work.l{s also tliscussed other state- ments msde by the Leader of the Oppo- sition. '
The grant for Agriculture was dlscn sed
further by Mr. McKinnon, Capt. Read, Mr. MeDpnald, Hon. hir. Gordon.
Next camo the grant: for Education.
Mr. Morson was the first speaker. Us dealt at length with tho establishment of school District No 143 KIng`-i county known as Sai-atht-nm. which it. wiis claimed hy some had be on ln return for political purposes; itnfi he stated that he
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used in homes all over Can. a`da where pu:-_ NY il npprecil- ted. lt will not cake.
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himself hiid ntt tliought for u moment the Departrneut would so clehnseltself. Hehnd aiiked the question to convince the peope thiit. the school had not been given foi their votes ss some of the peor plc wl.o slrzned the petition had been told.
llun. Mr. Peters fully cxplriinerl the
ncctsslty of ostnblishlnu the new school di.~trlcl.
Mr. Miithleseii hrought up the nin‘tt~r
of the Kensington School D.ilitulty. llc outlined the building of the new school which was one of the bust. in the I’ru- vince. The school hiifi itlso been con. necleil with the bequests of Sir \\'\lliniii Mcllonnld. A trustee hnd failed toiict. with other tiiisteesiintl lifter due notice wits disiiiissed by the Inspector. A cotn~ mittee coiiiposvd ol lioi. Mr. \\'hi>.ai', lion. Mr. Simpson tiritl I’i'of. Robertson investigated the inatter and hclii tlirit the nppolntuient of Mi". Mc-hI.\hon by the Inspector wus iriviilld. lie iiskvtl the nieiiilier front Bw \'.cw to txpluin whether nn appeal was tnnrle tothe Llouitl of li lucntion.
lion Mr Siiiipsoti .siiifl thc dillieully
i\ro_~c fioin viiiious disputes; there \viii~‘. opposititiii to the building ol u new school tn its site '\nri in other rniittcrs. In Mny 1903, 't wus clniint-rl, thi' Inspector hiiti uotitleil Mi' Hyneri thnt he vviis not satisfactorily performing his duly. No copy of the notice wus forthcoming fioiii the luspcctoruud Mi' Hynes could not Lind his. No specific charges were made ln the notice, so far its could he found out. ()thcruiitltvrscucurrcd and the dispute grew into ii personal matter. An ln- vestigiition wits hcl/1 by the inspector and Mi* Hynes ngrced to uct with the other trustees. Sonic few days sftcrwfirtl ii, petition cnmein for the appointment. ot Mr MCM-,\hor1,but if lie were oppointel ll would lie two yenrw before the uilijority of the district, whiitcver way its opinion wus, could rule. 'l`nis woulitbe titiiitlr to thc district nntl the cotiiiiiiawiun held thnt. the notice furnished Mr llyncs was not such its would lcgnlly viiciitc his olliee us it was not in cotiipliiince with the l.~i\i'. llc hopeil tliiit t_lie iiisputt- licf.wi-en the ilillercut sectionsi would soon he heal- ed.
lluuse nd_joui'neri ul. six o`cl0ck.
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llouse niet at 8.30. 'l`\ii> lluuse resuined coniniiitee of
Supply.
The l’retnicr siiifl that, at the request of
the Ii>n<lt-r til tht- Opposition, the grimt for IC iuciition would bo allowed to stnnd over in order that papers etc. re Kensing- Lon School bo tiiblcd.
On the vote for Inspector of Travellers'
Licenses l\Ir. llliilhlt-Son and Mr. lllorson coiitentlori thiit It was not lair to the Letnpernnce people that the salary of the Inspector should be partly charged to enforcement of the Prolilbltory Act.
On the urttut for the Registry Olllon
olllclnls tho Opposition protested against tho tzrnutlng ul hack psy to officials ss was done lust year.
C.-iptnin ltoail, Hon. Gco. W, Simpson
and others ilelvnderi the cour°c of the tiovernment-.
At l0.30 the Snr-akt-r look the chair and
the chairman ri-port/ed 22 resolutions ailreetl lo.
On motion of llon. Mr. Peters it lilll to
furthvr amend nn act respecting the Leglslrttiire and im act, in anisudmcnt thereof wii~ reid n llrnt time.
House then niljourned.
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