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We now giveyou testimony from

those who have used B.B.B.:

` January 28, 190°

“With gratitude I can testify to the

wonderful curative Esvers Of BURDOCK BIDOD BITTERS- st summer I WHS ifoobied wifi. imiigesuon so sado' *Pa* whatever I ate caused me torture. Eating became a dread to me. j I tned Doctors medicine, but got no relief; ibm 3- fflend recommended B. B.B. I 80* 3 b°m° amd alter taking a few doses began ¢0 feel better. By the time I had taken two bottles I was as well as ever and haw had

tro ble in that way since."

an u Mas. Mixivis Cam-:, Arden, Ont.

April Si 19°°~

HANNAH lllvnuivs, Highland Grvveo

0i-it., writes: “Bi.'iu>ocx Bi.oon Bir-

» s has done me more ood than any-

TER g thing I have ever taken for my stomach. I could not eat, had pain in side and back and felt very miserable. I was run down to a shadow, but one bottle of B.B.B. made me feel perfectly well, and have not been troubled since.”

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Fresh Biscuit

Choice lot just received from

(_ Christie Brown 67. Co: with

several delicious new lines, viz:

‘ ' Ratifea Wafers.

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Salt Reception Wa

ers. '

‘ Lemon Sandwich.

Call and inspect our stock .

” J. D. MCLEOD & C0.

Phone |26

FRIDAY. MAY 17. 1001.

THE ANCIENT cAPiTAi..

Several things have occurred in recent

years to attract interest to Quebec City Some millions were expended there years

ago in the construction of a vast enclosed harbor, known as the Louise Basin,and in building a. costly graving dock at Levis. Out of this grew the McGreevy-Connolly scandal, which figured in the political dis- cussions of years past and formed the oc- casion for Mr. Tarte`s defection from the Conservative party and his more recent

Quebec Province. It was at Quebec that McGreevy lived and died. It was to Quebec East that Mr. Laurier went for in seat in the seventies when defeated in Ar- thabaska and he has since madeit his pol- itical headquarters.

Moreover, in connection with the har-

bor improvements referred to, although long but little used, has in recent years come a marked increase in the trade of the

Ancient Capital and Montreal has grown jealous lest the lower port may steal an increasing portion of her trade. As the ocean steamers from year to year are be-

coming larger, longer and deeper? it be- comes more and more difficult for them to ascend the river to Montreal. The latter

city demands every year thatthe river and

lake channel shall be made deeper. Que-

bec is not interested in such expenditures

appear to be more and more looking to Quebec as a shipping terminus for their

_ freight.

'Apart from the commercialand political considerations, attention has been lately drawn to Quebec City on other grounds. There are located the famous Plains of Abraham on which some 142 years ago the fate of Canada was decided. It has re- cently been settled that the Plains shall

become national property, and after some opposition, which has now been quieted, the Government will purchase the famous battlefield on which Wolfe and Mont- calm contended to the death with so much valor and such memorable results

Still another historical incident is

WW ` brought intorelief by a recent transaction.

Standard

The City Council of Quebec have voted permission to erecta. monument within

‘ _ he city limits in honor of the American _ General Montgomery He was an Irish

~ I e man by birth and in 1775 commanded an

American force which captured Montreal

_ W El I and Chambly. He afterwards fell outside

the walls of Quebec while leading an at- tack upon that stronghold. To Ameri- cans Montgomery was ahero and they

C0, naturally desire to mark the spot where

of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED I825.

he fell. It is equally natural that many Canadians should feel that monuments on our soil should be coniined to those who have rendered service to Canada rather than against her.

Assatf The City Council of Quebec appear to

?0ne of the oldest and strongest of A

think it is all right tohonor Gen. Montf

gomery in this way, just as the memory

Life Companies in existence. Policies fw If d

f _ _ _ ed H .0 o e an Montcalm is honored by a 0 restrictions’ msn on a' ap' "joint monument near by. That there is a

proved plans, for protection and in-

wide difference between the two cases is

vestmenu' _‘ apparent. The Quebec Literary and His-

torical Society is strongly opposed to the

& action of the City Council and the propos-

- ` 'ed monument. The matter was brought

General Agents, Charlotte-to -'n up in the House of Commons a few nights

" ' ' W ' Q ' 5 iago with a view to secure the intervention

80 glue ot our great specialtie

Our business has been so great for

past few months it has been almost im-

U po~sible to turn out our oi ders on lime. ‘J The question naturally arises, What is 0 the reason of so great _n rush ? The rea- u son is _plain,our plant is fitted through. U out with the latest Modern Machinery U and employing none but first class

workmen, we are ina bettvr position

8 ro turn out work in a satisfactory inan- U ner than any other establishment on

P E Isl d

(CC

- . an . ° we have me foeiiiues and know no

3 to caecute the work. 9 Give us a trial and be convinced of

006

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» °9°° i 3; of the federal Government, but Sir iVil-

x R - o 1 ,

f apalf So°oo frid Laurier intimated that the matter wo-it 3 °°° ~ ~ - ~

was one in which it would be diilicult for

the Government to interfere if the City Council gave its permission. So it may be

erect ed in his honor in the country which he invaded, close by the walls of the city be assaulted and where he met both death and signal defeat at the same time.

ASSIST NATURE.

You have been told to “hitch 0

activity as one of the Liberal leaders of"

that Montgomery will have a monument 1 orange

A fn

trar receives 10 cents for each return of a mi to {§f'e;;

mous egg about s avowed to have boon hens He had it peck low anyone to lion e dhenomenon The grocer exanun riding to ehai the Pshaw l Pve got

that will beat that "

°°_‘_!_;ll bet you :td

¢l. Rig t l" resuliedm

goin behind the con

egg‘l`lie:“' so oth;

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beat it, I thin-lr," sg? money.

'°1=wd ou. there," ii bent it," And he handed th _ The latter held out _ it in surprise on the soup plates and a

painted white. " “Some folks thin 1 muttered the farmer and walked ont, °8°in_st the solid f

"faint no use bs neither. the, qiiahtv

are to be beaten

in? trade.

birth, marriage ordeath Clergymen, on the Rtglsti-ar’s cert cate receive five cents each for every return they make It would seem desirable that the Canadian Government should take charge of the entire scheme. of collecting vital statistics and so secure uniformity in its working throughout the entire Dominion, as well as greater completeness and accuracy

During a term of years past the lea.ding,_

continental nations of Europe have given liberal bounties for the production of beet sugar. These bounties have drawn heavily on the national treasuries of Germany, Austro~Hungary, France and Belgium, and their respective govern- ments would gladly cease paying them, especially as the beet industry is now lirnily established. But no one of these countries can alford to stop the bounties unless all do so. It is now sought to bring aboutageneral stoppage or large reduction of bounties by means of an international conference. If this ls effect- ed it will help the West India sugar planters and also tend to make the new sugar duties in Great Britain much more

protective than they were intended to be.

The New York World records a case of

genuine heroism in a young colored man, which is worthy of republication in every newspaper on the globe. We quote: “Bill” Phelps and “Jim” Stansbury of Indianapolis,two colored men were caught in an upright boilerand full of scalding steam. One ladder led tosafety. “Bill” had his feet upon it, but stood aside. “You :zo first, Jim. You’re married.” The moment that it took Stansbury to escape brought death to his comrade. Both these men were of the black race. But the annals of heroic self-sacrifice and of quick thought for others contain noth- ing to excel the performance of "Bill" Phelps. Was he not as trulya hero as any soldier who braves and meet death in battle, sustained by the fighting instinct

and the infectious example of his comrades?

It appears that the veteran Sir. Charles

Tupperwas in possession of a block of Northern Pacific Railway stock, which he

had bought at about $47 per share, the par share value being $1000. During the recent excitment in Wall Street this stock

jumped to $1000 per share for an hour or so, but Sir Charles was on the ocean at the time and the-sale could not be made. Be- fore he had landed the stock had tumbled.

It is said that had there been wireless tele-

graph connection with the ship so that he could have been kept posted and* able to

to transact business with Wall

Street Sir Charles might have cleared a quarter ofa million-but the chance has

passed away.

SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS

with their attendant dangers may be . speedily averted and remedied by the use ot' Polson’s Nerviline. Excellent to gar- gle with-ten times better than a must- ard plaster and more convenient for the

outside. Nxiline penetrates the tissues instantly, s hes the pain, allays inflam- mation, and cures sore throat and hoarse- ness simply because \ha.t’s what it is made for. The large 25 cent bottle of Nerviline is unexcelled as a. household liniment, It cures everything.

@English /A o "1 Confectionery

in Jargonelle Pea

Drops.

Black Currant

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_ Butterscotch ver? PU” Lemon & White Agid Wholesome Chocolate

Everton Coffee

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wagon to astarl'-that Nature will assist cough drops' _ 1109

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and the spring is . ne of these times.

F°\“!d@fS» Ellsineerss Machinists and 1 Nature is now undertaking _to clence B°“°"’”"‘"S~ your aystem-it you take Hood s Sarsap

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_ arilla the undertaking will be successful _ '

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Moncton Tweeds

l/Vear longer than other makes, because ma from pure woo‘.

They Ace

Made Better

Because we have the most improved machin-

‘ ery, _

They Hold The Color Better

Because we have a Scotch Dyer who knows ‘

his business. '

They Suit the . customers etter

' because they are the best patterns and qualo

ity. _ We are Sole Agents on P E Island-

F. Perkins & Co.

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` Our Spring Cloths in the latest novelties and newest designs

are daily arriving. _

Call and make your selections for Spring Suit, from our large

and select stock.

Latest style, best workmanship and perfect lit guaranteed Also see our 'large stock of Gents’ Furnishings.

JOHN 1vioLEoo or co.,_

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hiris and New Neckwea Sqft Colored Shirts for warm weather to wear without ii. vest.

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In Ze her Cambric Oxford and woven giois Also ii. of SIL Ftt0Nl‘ SHIRTS

Warm weather Underclothin in Merino. soft nat

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Another l-.i-ge shipment of New Neckwear. ' See our window today, '

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