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TENQERS

Dei' iuiixiixr or l’t'i:r.ic \\'~»l:li=.

‘liltu .lauu~uy. l1'»‘l.

Sawlwl 'l` r.(lf‘!’S will b' reweivetl fit

this Otliw intiinnon 0 i \\'l‘Il).\` i'I`:`.l>AY. 1-`r:1=z:c'.\i:\'l3. lilul, from anyprrsou or per-oi s wlll ug to con‘ru<t tcr the };.p,§I-wg of Wa-t ll ver llritlgc. sc cirdiug ro specification to be seen at gho ,,_»,i.l.pQ@ of 1)i=-nald M.tl‘.iee. nest” Bridge, and : t this titlice. A ' Tue name- ot two responsible pr.” sons wi ling' tc bac( mi bound for the faithful ie:torm-moe of the coctratt mu t in com,i~iny nach tender.

'fm 1i~. ai-rinent does not t-ind itsi lt

1; ..._-vent the lowest or any H-ndex

'l`¢>|»d`.-rt ri be im.-ked - 'l`.:.d':r if-I

l‘»'. st Rivi r Bridge "

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S-creiary Public Wo k .

Feb. 5-(Si w2i.

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TENQERS

Di~;r.uiTm-;s'r Pi'i;i.:c W onus.

Jinuery 313'.. l9=f'l.

S;al-d Tenders will be r-c-ived at

this ctli.-e uitil ro u cn Thursda_v. frifruary 14. l90l. lrcm any p»rsor or p'rscns willing to coi.~trac~t for rc- pairing Bridge ou Dunk River, near R ss’s Corner, according to specifica- tion to be seen at tie residence ot John T Tucker, Riss Career, and at UIIB Cllltll . . The nnuies ol two res; onsible perse ns

willing to belome bound tcr the iaith ful performance ot the contratt inn-t accompany each tender.

This dl-parznic-it does not lird itsllf

to accept the lowest or any tender.

Tendersro he marked -~'I`<nder for

repairs io Dusk R ver Bridge."

RICHARD SMITH Smretary rubiic \\`c~ri;s.

Feb. 5 rlfii will.

Agents: Tin Queen is Dead.

And we have in preparation :i memorial vol-

ume covering the whole fieldof Her Majestv‘s remarkable Life and "`ime.<. It will be a com- plete and authentic tiography of the greatest sovereign who ever graced the throne ofthe world's greatest Frupire. This hook willbe entirely new and can be depend d on for ac- curacy of r-:cord throughout. Ele-gently bound, beautifully illustrated and price exceedingly low. `an ‘ ` ` " ‘ 1 be fi d

c vassxng outfit wnlsooi rea yan

mailed for 25 cents. Whiciz will be credited on iist order. we want agents everywhere to handlethbwork. Best terms guaranteed. No doubtof this book selling rapidly. Write at once for outfit and full particulars. Address R. A. H. Morrow. 5; Garden Street, St. john. lk. B.

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CK CURE

RCOUGHS

and OOLDS

Eyny-Balsam

Tho Canadian Remedy for all union in unit Affection:

Benin, 25 ma.

Davis .s LAWRENCE co.,

Pyqp’g Peffy ‘ New York. M°°-ml

ANNUAL MEEUNO

-OF THE- Fruit Growers’ Association-

The anfnal meeting of the Fruit

Grower’- Associvion of P. E. I.:will be held in the B. I. S. Hall, Char- lottetown, cn

Wednesday li Thursday, 6th and 7th Feb. 190|.

Prof.. Robertson, Dominion Dairy

Commissioner, Prcf. Macoun Of $l16 Experimental Farm. Ottawa. and Mr. Robertsomof the Experimental Farm Nappar, N. S., will be present and address the meetings. .

The ladies are cordially invited to

attend.

All who come by railway wiilbe

conveyed at singlellrst class fare ny furnishing a certilicate of attendance an the meeting from the secretary of the Association tothe conductor on return trip.

Parties attending are requested to

bring small samp`es ot best varieties of apples for exhibition.

Peter sMcCourt.

Im’ 30 yr, Secretary.

,An Independent Journal, untrarnmelleu :init femlcss; iiiiuing to be Jus*, lm nr:-al, Reliable. Zlllewsyi -c¢~l<iu;;ut all titties tn further the be-sl iiitvi'v.\r.~' ol' ilh! PUOPIO. aiiil recugltlied liclx-.low its 1;' me rv so pi we Pune?-

lllnl-l<. I\'or'.li still' l’o.~t Ulliife, nt the fol- ‘ l0\\'i:i;,: rm,-,_ p;|_yiilili- iii airl\'itiicc:-V: Morniiig Edition. ll-‘lily t€XC=`lll' blmflfl-Y' one month Ll-jc: url* _VP - - ~ - - ~ -- ~ - - ~$"°UU Seiiii-weekly Edition (Wed. oc oat.) _,_ it-r yr. $1.-’»it: in mivuiir-c _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$l.-o h\'¢.»!;|y Etlitioii t\\'ediiesdayt per yr. $1.25; in iulvcizicc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00

Branch Offices

lmvt-liecn est.-ililishefl at the follo\vi_n(i; pliups wht-rc st1l».~criptiou~'_ luay_ be DM .

|;.1w_\- furiiislictl. zillvertisiiigi _yoli work :mil other l»ii»~iiic~~' li‘:ti\.~‘:t».:tc< :- l Suiiiiii--rtillc. l.`iii~i°‘e`s Bookstore-J. B. C.

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. \\'ED.\`ESDAY, I"lil3lil'ARY't3, 1901.

ELECHON WI-IISKEY.

The cstceiucd Pfttriot. as in duty boun-ii,

bc-ina a party paper, uiakcs as little an

possible of the evils disclosed during the election trial; did not tluil it worth vvliile So print the terse dcliverauces of thc

,Judges who tried the petition;fourid space ‘for the oral examination of Mr. Ma.:-tin

‘,’ but not for the exauxination of 111'. Mc-

Kinnon. We are not flirting fault with this action of the Patriot which doeupretty much as other piirty papers do in uiakiniz the best of the case for its own party and

the worst of the case for the opposing party. \Vc wish to note, however, that

:hose who read only one party paper can- not be well-informed as to the facts in such matters as election trials.

There is one feature of the Patriots’

treatment of the trial, however, to which we do take exception. It is in its treat- ment of Lite liquor evil in that connection. This is the way the Patriot puts it: `

"The evidence did. however, show that whiskey had been distributed in some of the polls in a manner that could not be too strongly condemned."

In some of the polls! More than twenty '

of the witnesses sworn testified to the use of liquor in connection with the elec- 0

tion. At almost every poll that was brought under review whiskey was used in smaller or larger quantities. Mr. Justice Hudson at the close of the trial

spoke of the “shameless corruption and debaucliery" as the worst that had ever been brought to his not-ice in connection with an election trial, and Mr. Justice

Fitzgerald spoke of “delnging the country- with liquor," and of the “electorate

wholly dobauchod by liquor." These words of the Judges certainly give a very different impression from what the Patriots editorial conveys. \Vhicb is the

correct impression? Andi why suppress what the Judges had to say?

_.__°__

Despatehes from Otttavva to both

Liberal and Conservative papers express the opinion that when Parliament meets the Conservative caucus will select Mr. R. L. Borden of Halifax an leader, to sue- ceed Sir Charles Tupoer. Mr. Borden is

a man of time talents, a lawyer of rcpute *` and is now in his forty-seventh year. He was first elected to Parliament in 1896 and

camo rapidly to the front as a debater.

Down to 1386 Mr. Borden was a. Liberal.

Should he be selected as leader in pre~ ference to Sir Hibbert Tup-per, Hon. Mr. Foster, or any of the other older members

whose names have been mentioned in

connection with the leadership, it will be

a strong tribute to his fine talents, sound

_judgment and unfuilinsr courtesy.

*_-Q

It is wired from Montreal that the

Canadian tire underwriters have decided to make u general advance in the rates of fire insurance throughout Canada. This ia unpleasant news, and it has followed so close upon the destructive tire in Montreal that the action may have been caused by that disaster. Isolated country risks ought not to be affected by such a cause, but the insurance compiinieshave matters very much their own way.

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THE GUA|lDlAN “NCR”-TER i Pi-:crux wno womt

Our readers in City and country alike are well aware of the agitation that has been going on for some time in favor Of having the proposed new bridge across the .\'orth llfver ere:-ted at Briarhton. \\'e

learn that the (lovcriimcnt l‘]r\;_~;incci' has

recently exaiiiinel thc px‘0p0.~\i‘-I Silo at llrigliton and linda it pracfrcahlc. Of course it would cost more to liuilu the new bridge there tliaii at the old site. but

it would he of much greater advantage to

both the City nud to the residents of the large and populous section west Of the. river to have the brid,r.'e at Brighton.

\\'e are glad to learn that it in in con-

templation to hold a uicetini' in this City to consider the question. 'l`l‘ic Market Hall has lic-eu secured by the promoters

and it is intended to hold the ixiecting tlicrc on 'l`ucsday evening 12th lust. \`\'e trust that thcrc may be a large attendance and that there may lie a full and free

expression of opinion in regard to this

most- iiiiportuiit matter. Our own opinion as before expressed is that the bridge at Brighton would be a practically new outlet for the City both for pleasure and

for business, itiirl would greatly facilitate

the intercourse between City and country to the atlluiitzige of both.

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Mrs. Nation and her associates Cl the

hatchct brigade in Kansas, who had been engaged in the work of demolishing liquor salooiis, have now being placed i under arrest.

\Vhen a. new star floats into the field

of vision of some watchful astronomer, the world honors the discoverer, gives the

new star a fitting name, and records the addition to the sum of human knowledge gained byfthisr discovery. Yet of what small profit to humanity at large is this dis-

Covery? \Nhnt will those cold star rays do for the sleepless sufferer who coughs and bums the long night through?

A far greater cliscoveg' for the sick is

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Me ical Discovery. a remedy which has cured thousands of such suiierers. Obstinate and deep- seated coughs, bronchitis, weak and bleeding lungs and other conditions, which, if neglected, lead to consump- tion, are permanently cured by “Golden Medical Discovery.” It contains no alco- hol or other intoxicant, neither opium, cocaine nor other narcotic.

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The People’s Common Sense Medical

Adviser, Ioo8 pages, is sent free, on receipt

of stamps, to pay exipensc of customs and mailing only. Sen 31 one-cent Stamps for the bool: in paper cover, or 50 stamps for the cloth-bonmd volume.

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iuainifacturing of Cheese and Butter for "'l`lie H llsboro Dai:-ying Co,"l°or one year beginning

May ist. igoi. teiidcrs to .state price per ioo lbs, cheese with and without snpp ies. Tenders to be marked "Tenders for Cheese and Butter

making.

ALSO-Sealed Tenders will be received by the `

undersigned tip to and on Tuesday. the igth day of Feb. iooi, from parties willing to engage as Secretary for "'l`l1e Hillsboro Dairying Co.," for ‘ one year beginning March ist. igoi. Tender to be marked “’l`eiiders for Secretarv. The Direc-

tors in either case' do not bind' themselves to accept the lowest or any tender

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Bit. Rjian l".O._Fe'l» 5.1901, dxiwzi President. ' 1

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Out. made the following

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times also between my sliouldcrs :md across my eyes. I was mitch trmihlr-d I

mth dizziness, drowsiness and tired, weary feeling. The urine was high- colored with :ri-eiidish, sticky sediment. l have taken D0au’s Kidiiev Pills 0

and must sity that they have done me marked good. They have cured t.ho '

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Boots and Shoes Mliigifm

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TREFIENDOUS DISCOUNTS

As I intend making a change in my busiursi I have dc-

cided to offer my entire stoclr .of B iozs anl Shoes at 25 to 33 ‘I-3 per cent off regtl ir prices.

The whole stock is in the market.

Silo for cash only.

No approbation.

Open from 8 a. rn. to 8 p. m.

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stove with the aid of J e H _ l . . _ . .

‘Q ,, A ' . Commencing this Monday evening, Feb. 4th, at 7 o’clock at the sto

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' _t ' Dinner Sets, Tea S-tr Toilet Sets, Table Sets, Jugs Basin. 0,,

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kills.;-5 t;.Fo_l;.;.-fb you V P UF-F1l5:.;E‘;v¢ll].;lhl:?'?i:)l;0»t°N§1f; Saucers Hall Lamps, Tabl= Lamps, Fancy Goode, etc. Nl) RESERVE.

._ cubes oc, at all grocers. G t u stu"

‘Mchinnon 8:. )Acl\`eviii, Lower 0 .gh ' IP . ‘~‘ _ I 0 R. g

Queen Straet., Uh town,ents for ` Satiaflcwry Work, Reasonable R It-~ L 5. .f.

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lately occupied b E. H Isorton ueen Street. ' Ie ‘

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NEWER.

` Mr Ju F Welsh and his smm of our best local vig-gg

niid Literary Fnter ain mm lu

lizard work makes “ bad' lmc`os,” and 4 Y M C Ag no man can work well if his back Q ,,\ T" uchcs and pains. O F “E`m'“

‘ The toilcrs are thc great sufferers 9 THURSDAY M*

f ` from backachc and kidney ills.

ku interesting prom-gm 5. and the 4th Regt Rand lu, gtg” render some of their hue musk Make ll notice ofthe date

'md come and spend n pleqgggg Admission 2;; children re..

.» They cure every kidney ill from Q h”°°" °"°" “‘ " *`°"“""°* backache to Briglit’s disease. Q am _

. 'ticket on l t lld

the well-known carpenter, Pu.rkliill,l dw, ping :neiiitea mx

stiitcment: =. ine- s iinm

Seven years ago I wits attacked by symptoms of kidney trouble which

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