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ln n wide field. There is no better

tion for Cuts, Wormdr, Ulcers and I

Que Sores, as the soothing and healing ‘

quired ' s of this remedy areunsurpassed.

or mn, Br|n1.~..¢, Stiff joints, Com

5 , Bites and Sting: of Insects,

i Plinjisl Swelling.: of all kinds, bathe

L with hot water, t_hen appIy_ths mp _Oil freely. and you will be surprised lquackly sam will be eased and indam-

° bsi . lhgucasceof Rheuvndtirus, Aksralgicr, Bad, or muscular soreness the Oil

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wah; or Cmded Nipples,

-m cause women so much suB`erin_g,

W End nothing' to eqgxeal Troop V t...2it 235 ¢..,».°" “hu

Q nys, ¢¢¢.,'a_n aausumi bi internal use o the Oihthethront, land chest should be nabbed thorough

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aa a gnrgie it is of inestimable otha in Dipluhnia, Son Umar, Quin; vi,WmuudToasn1r. Ahrgs bottle a5c.

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l Youll Need

another barrel of Hour in a

V .day or two. Why not try cur

'l`illson’s Pride

we guarantee it to to be the 'I best in the city.

A trial wifl convince.

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._ ____ . - ful issue has bssuresaafasuy maintained' 8 We trust it may soon be rewarded with”

lies and itted with L- Fri. hw `

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Is brim fall of bargains, We

7 leap 'High Quality Groceries __ at Low Prices. Buyers who ~ hpve not visit/~d__ us do - iidlwo call andlses what we ’ mn do in the way of ;

Supplies-

llriscnll & Hornsby,

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We will thank all *who received

datslnaues of their accounts tocall -and settle same befoi-e‘ehe10¢h`of gay. All accounts not settled by

for for collection. f

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Steam Navigation Co.’s Wharf

Phone 125. _

[with a great number of .men being con-

rrunar, Arms 12. moi.,

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_ nissotm-uu=n1cl\N wax.

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The war in South Africa has _beena very

real war down to the” present, requiring still a very large British force in the ileld

stantlyinvallded home and fresh- troops being constantly sent to the front. Indeed more troops bave been sent. »to`= South

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<. Q _A ‘Atrios since last -New Years - than _werc,_-b.clovy,~_that Mr._Mil|s has D0 40050” - _= R P ol thought necessary to be sent -‘altogether the right and power of the Legislature I

of vessels still engaged in the transport Service between Britain and South Africa ia almost as large as at any period ot the war. This, with the transport service' of

the United States and thedistant Philip-

ym tnswutnl-st more out. Tremont;-f aroklbu the we °f~ inwxfwvw fm'

' Itis stated in this connec-

pines, and the like service between the western powers of Europe and China makes an enormous. demand upon the I shippinlz tonnage of the nations, and in- volvssa continued disturbance and in-` creased coat for the peaceful commerce of ‘the world.

For these reasons, and more especially

because ot the cost of blood and treasure V there is general anxiety to aec the end ot` the South African struggle. There are happily some indications that the end is in aight. Thecapture and occupation of ‘Pietersburg, the new and far northern capital of the Transvaal, with its connect~

discourage the enemy. Yesterday’s de- pstchsa that Botha, having some weeks agoretused_,__the turns oifund by I' Lord Kitchener, is now seeking to 'reopen

' tion that Dewet is- believed to have un-" balanced his mind by his herculean labors

and endurance, and though still reiusing to surrender is not to béconsidered in t.he

negotiations, being accounted by Botha to be ir competent.

It may be that further disappointments,

I of which the war has been so fruitful

throughout. will follow upon these hope- ful indications, but the end must come be- fore long, if only by the remarkable en- .durance of the Boer remnant ibeinglutter'-V l ly worn out. British resolution and ten~

_acity of purpose appear to be equal to any Tstrain however longcontinued and to any

emergency, however grave. Through all ` this deadly and weary war there has been no weakening of purpose on the British

if side. Thetcmper oi the has been’ V a1t°g¢_thsr'aum1rab1e; and his a¢tsr_m|nr.i I

tion to carry the war to a dnalantisuccesa- "`

_ran honorable, durable and -prosperous peace.

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Winnipeg is about to introduce the meter system in connection with its’

_water supply. There is no doubt great ' waste in connectiouwith any City water

system, but our experience of Winnipeg water some years agowas such as to

Im There have been some contradictory and t* '“

confusing statements as to the opinion of the Mlnlstir of`JustIce,_Hon. *lim

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.’ _ urine our sfigleicfuasr e' . "w‘-'M ~ to

_ and sh _ li force, Ip view of this fact we reproduce _a

copy of a letter from Mr. Mills to Premier

Farquharson writ-ten three years ago, at_a time when certain amendments weib

proposed to the “present Liquor Reguliv

_g,i¢n Am, with a view to render it mo:

lngent It will be seen from the letti

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within the Province. That is precisely

scope of our Prohibitory Law. And noth» lngthat Mr. Mills has sinccsaid or written in any way conflicts with his opinion as expressed in the letter. We quote: . Oflice of the Minister of J ustlce,

Orrawa, April 7th 1898.

DearSir,-Lhavc the honor to acknow-

ledge the receipt of you- letter of March 19th_aud inreply begto say that the re- gulations to which you refer are all with-_ in thsjurisdictiou of the Provincial Legis` lature, and it is open to the Legislature to legislate in tba direction you indicate, al far aa” they think it in the public interest tagoto the extent of total prohibition There is nothing to present any Province prohibiting the sale ot iutoxicants for 'consumption as a beverage within the limits ot the Province if so disposed. _

Yours Truly ‘

Davin Minas. ‘

Hou. D. Farquharsou, Charlottetown

_ing railway system no doubt bastended to »- P. E. I. ‘i

The latest _ combination is one” tphuy ___ c #door licenses in the and to conduct the tr_a§c there npon a basis that will

lessen the temptation to habitual drunk

even mare powerful for evil than it is

to-<1-ny. A soul-less monopoly would not

interests than the individual vendors now

is essentially lawless and bad. It cannot

be reformed or regulated. l`he only valid, remedy is extirpation

Every Form

a great many but never found anything like Cha.se’s Oint- ment. It cured me.” __ - nf. Jas. 0; o.¢_1.=.dra;.sps¢i Company, St'._<VA!eill_ de! Iiqntsf-Que.. writes :-“I was troubled tbftlere years

with -that cruel disease, bleeding pgles, and after using Dr. Chasefs Ointni nt I can say I am entirely of it. _ta a treasure to all luiterlna' from pile ."

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Mr. W. D.[ Thornton, blacksmith, Calgary, N.W.T., states :-“17‘nr fifteen. years I suffered untold ‘lioliy from blind, itching piles, and have been un-

force the conclusion that it would bs not

torun allthe time. The .meter system

customers using a la.-rgé' quantity, is a bad ` one. Applied to residences it tends to 5 restrict the use of water to the detriment of the public -health. ~

Afteralong period of- free sugar _intl

England the conclusion appears to be

may now imposes duty, as a sort of war

vast importation, mainly from the' beet

iportation is far in advance of the present _

,anyduty will be imposed, but the scare

Whether the duty is put on in England not there is an almost certainty o£_ a de~

oline-I in price before lbng, which will

on. -

THERE ARE OTHERS but only one*

Kendrick's Liniment, the greatest modern household remedy. Forall Pains," - Lameness andSwe1iing.get Kendrick’s. '_ _ -

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mmdnew prices »-all over our store this spring--if you' re- synre new furniture or bedding it is here for von at a less

gases than you can get it elsewhere for-Senid your ' repairs to na- ' ' ’ i'

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f fa is eaosrrau

much-waste if all the taps were allowed “pbtalned no positive euré. I have auf-'

f-is `

_ tthat, thanlrsnto Pr; Chase-5 gifs-

._ mn, gorge, mi t‘ en , am pos vey cured. an y`

except mr unc g °'h"’ fone and a lyilt boxes. 60c a. box.

reached that the Salisbury Government “Best Wamhes in the "wld fm' ` the

tax. The consequence 'is a sudden and at Pmwse Bms' ll'

demand. It is by no means certain that bl00d °!'\UR95». 1°_m0'\'» PiU9lPP109~

sugar countries of the Continent. This im- Prcws_e\Bros. _ li,

has sent prices up all over the world. at J_` D M3L30d & C’ ` 1!

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amount toa “slump” if no duty is- put f mia' for 12 mtg. per lb at J' D'

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der treatment. with well.-known phy-_ sicians. I had 15 tumors removed, but

red more than I can tell, but can now

Dr. Chase’s

Ointment.

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Read the ad about Empire Watches. I

money.” li.

Christv Hats are best always-get one

Another lot of English millinery opened vesterdny-better look them over at »

Choice bananas, Cal. naval and

First pine apples for the season at D McLeod & Co.

ebnddnckn and rhubarb, just arrived -_

_ _ ° ' ii Cf1o`ce Rhubarb, direct from Cali i n

cLeod &Co

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_after the long winter with its indoor life and heavier foods

in I Ind a String ` We recommend _ _ Our °Se`.rsa`pa.rillat

Compound with Iodides. -

blood, and health neutriiise

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lood which so in the spring

r`Sarsspari!la' sold at 75c,per

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-- and most up-to-date'_E'{_;s'tliii;§”i:t"oY' Millinery in Prince

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be successfully “regulated” and made ~ . _ i V. ' gl” ” _ f _. % I

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engsgsaintne sue. The liquor trsfr1<=_ . Because we have the largest milliner d

in Charlottetown,“furnishe_<_l with every convenience*

forthe comfort of our customers

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features, This is what has been kebpiiiguils ._ .

'ght along. We guarantee you correct _ personal fitness. 3 ‘W `

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Because our Milliners _keep in touch with the very

‘~ latest fashionsin world ‘ _

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` Because we send our milliner to the American and

Because our Prices-_-_-well_ their smallncss is the talk

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‘ This is w.hy_ we askthe ladies of' Chgrlutggtgyn

_buy their gmillinery here. It-you desire demgnggg-5

. ation' visit our Millinery"De`partrn.ent

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