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DEAN FARRAR VERY ILL.

LONDON April 8.--- The Very Rev. Fred-

erica rm-rar Dean of.; Canterbury wnose condition has for the lust few days caused anxiety had a restless. night and this

m°miU8 =Il0ws no improvement, li " '“~_- _' e _____ _, . _ ..

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Gdnstipated

Bowels.

C°nstIpa:zon. or inaczivny of nm

5°W€l8. ls probably the cause ot more distress and suffering than any other Organic derangement. Once the bowel< are ccnstipated, the kidneys become °\088€d. the liver tcrplll, and the stom- ~;ach and whole dlcestive system com-

Dlgtiely lgterfered with.

e end aches. there ls dizziness.

Weakness and Jimnrss of vi.-tion, p'.-ilns ln the bacir, sides and limbs. the :tc- icumuiation of wind and gas on the tstomach, pains and fullness in the re- ' on ot the stomacIf:_ an-1 cleprcssiozx l» and desponden-cy of spirits.

Constipation can never he curczl by he use of salts and similar wealien- ing and debilitating purgutives. Dr. Chase's Kidney-I.i~.'er Pills not only '» cause the natural action ofthe bowels. ibut so strengthen and lnvzgorwt-:f .i them as to enable _them to regularly perform their functions without the aid of medicines. One pill a dose, 2..- cents a. box, at all dealers.

Dr. Chase’s KidneyLiver Pills.

A FULL LINE

_0F_ Patent Vledicines

always at hand at

The Medical Hall

` Jarniesonfs Drug Stere.

FIRE, _

IN-SURANC-El

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The Liverpool and London

and-.Globe Insurance I'

__S__3°_f?1|>anv~ Assets $50,5l6,506.79.. Assetsviyrrf-Cnlnadn alone y

$3.2l7f_,6ll.5I.j - __ . -Q

Fire Insuranceof every description _

on the most -favorable terms ard lo'w"“

est rates*-' ‘Y ' 5 A

L. E- BRECKEN, Axel"-.'

Odice, Cameron Block, Ch’town. T

api 11 ctw y'

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NOT MEDICINE but nourish- ment is what many ailing people need. The system is run down from overwork, or worry, or excessive study, or as a result of wasting diaeaie. PUTTNER’S EMULSION is what isneeded to repair _ waste, to give tone to the nerves, quicken the weary brain, and replace lassitude and weakness with health and vigour. The increase in weight. the £rm step, the bright eye, and bloom- ing ,cheek proclaim a cure.

Be sure you get PU‘I‘TNER`S. the

original and best Emulsion.

Oispll druggista and dealens.

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Cottage M 0-Sale

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A LJ ST I

I amlinstxucted by J. D. Tayér to sell by auction at the premigss ‘ Fitzroy Street (east) on',Thunday¥i`he4 18th _dayfof 1ustap§`a'.' I '

12 been _ That ";aj'\¢at¢d'ou `

the North aEe@i‘Fltz ' Street. f’

This ‘property frontage- ol

36 feet and 70-deep, rhode is also a new nach house and atablr. N 'Ih » house is in excellent order with stone wall (frost proof) c »llar, als) sav e 'age and ebeutriclighr-. N 1 bsttarsituatiqn for a private residence -in the city.

' - R. BEARISTO,

nfl 1*- A I Auctioneer.

0. is IHMANT

Public cdmmissibuer. excl lorucii"i.`,,, Q '- -' Janlmaamwiy .. .f p ‘

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& ' i.Wllliams

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;'exce__s§_0fexpenditure amounting to $28,-

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THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1901.

PRov1_\:c1AL Accouxrs.

The annual report of the Provincial

Auditor on the public accounts of the Province has been received by the press.

December las: sho we that the balance against the Province has been increased

$71,165.61. The Province owes that much more than it owed at the beginning of the year, but to ascertain the deficit for the year the expenditure ou capital account must be deducted. All 1Govermncnts of

whatever party recognise a difference be- tween the payments made forthe ordinary services of the year and payments made for new public works or buildings.

If a farmer bull-is ahouse costing $1503

,ora barn costing $391) he knows there is a difference between such expenditure and the orrlinaryliving expenses of the _ year.l1e is not necessarily poorer for hav- ' ing built a new house or barn, even if he

h-is borrowed the money to ply for iz. Ha has incurred a debt but he li is the value

of it in another form., In regard to the public accounts, however there is always a tenflensyti c'1-:ue to capital account sums that are properly chargeable to er- diuary expenses. The Capital Account ol the Province for the past year makes a -

totil of $17, 590 in found figures, made up as follows: P. of W. Cillega $14,923.70 Hospital for Insane 20,890.71 Permanent Bridge s 4,537.19 Rights of Way 3,186.03 Provincial Building 2,492.60

Steamer Hillsboro 911.51 Road Machines ‘ 55",' 0

` 347,499.74

The first four items in the above account

and making up the great bulk of the a.c~ oount, are q lite properly chargeable to capital as they represent permanent in- vestments outside ot the ordinary transactions of the year. Mere repairs t_o 0. buildinz or to a ferry steamer do not seem to belong to the same category.

Coming the to ordinary transactions of

the year the receipts were $‘.’.8'3,056.07 and the expenditures $308,494.49, showing an

~l38_.42.f This would show the true deficit for the year it all the charges' to 'capital

account were such charges as Should

have been made. The three items to which we have taken exception above amount to nearly $4,000, and if added to the dellcit would make it something over S3),‘).)). Undoubtedly our provincial incomcis far too small for our requirements, and some means must be devised obtain an

increase, or otherwise there must be a xesolute curtailment of expenditure in orderto restore the equilibrium between receipts and outlays. At the same time it must be admitted that the amount

raised within the Province and frcm its _own people is but small. OI a total in- come or $232,000 no less than $218,000 was derived from the Dominion subsidy debentures sold, and. the taxes on com- mercial travellers aud outside corpora- tions, leaving but $81,000. directly con- tributed by the people of this Province.

Turning to the expenditure side of the

account the amount expended by the Gov- ernment directly for education is quite

out of proportion to what the Government I otany Province expands for that purt ose. Last year this charge was $129,113, or more than twice the total sum contribut- .- ed directly to the revenue of the Province by the people of the Province. This is al-

together unexampled in provincial experi- ence elsewhere. It is not that we pay too much for education, but that the Provin-

cial Government here undertakes to do

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~ yer nears r:.assy‘Pus-an `

~Kldn0y PillS__have a reputatiqg-'gg F

.sig-ian. gostmw is me cameras.--an l fllflbdlit-we

The balance sheet forthe year ended 3188

from $136,756.77 to $207,925.46, or by

0 :;.L‘;i‘§§.“;i‘;.;";i.”§:.“;’i.§s.;°. 31° ‘ we are m=1ud=d_- I l .

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. y . _ _- ' & Cl, on Tuesday April.§9f»h,; £9,-12th'

.l°S’I°l\» The box iavimrtahsd.-i" ' ~ 4-- -», . i " ‘A .. ~. _ . - - - ' - ~ Tenders to bein by-the I.6ch‘ inet. ~

-“_” _"-’“‘f‘_9°. _°°““°= "4 °‘“P° 0°.-f 1 _ -_.i - r..i»t..;,.es_na, ,_-; 90|! UO imitated and the name--Dodd - -

Kung Mata I -i--._'|.-. if-; y - - _ U Secr_erary'Trustees. 4.=°_s=f°~,==- Th°'°r1z~1°=1 _-..8°‘h AP"l'°AP"l ” 4*'

torn havnnone or w¢¢;!¢'i'¢V\fg.,',m'¢',¢`,f¢_-y_~" _gwri -‘l_§' ii# --5 _So_theyu=aH_sontn¢f¢ps¢s¢ios¢fD°ss'§1"‘ ' ‘ ‘. i " " '. "

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K2_d°¢yI=‘il1_'»- Dofiotbedéseiveii. Thééagzi - - l ‘ ” is "lr we DODD’S. 'Dodds'-is that ` .

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almost alone what is principally fl0D¢_ by the school districts and the municipal councils in other Provinces.

The other larger items of the provinclhl

tration ofjustice, the insane hospital, in-

terest on the public debt, ferries and terry steamers, roads and bI‘l¢1K9"»'7°¢ 311. these- takon,t0.Zlfil1¢l‘ l110»k°'3|__°5‘-9 901731 than the outlay for education. The ex- ' penditure for the Poor House and paup- ers is less than for some single counties on the Mainland. The cost ot the Executive Council and Legislation is we believe,less than in any other Province of Canada,

showing that in some respects we are a truly economical people.

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sick man worries, 14’ and the more he -_ worries, the

'Worry is a pit,-§_.

, good thing at - P)

feel a s in tom of sickness-wo about

that your blood is i*_~:;_~ai:":d--when you

Pierce’s Goglden Medical _Di-scovery. .It --ia the greatest blood punner and tissue builder on earth. It cures rheumatism _and all other blood diseases by curing the cause. It puriiies the blood and puts the

blood making or§ans into. good, health , working order. t tones u the stomach, stirs up the liver, helps the kidneys in their work and puts suffering nerves at rest. It contains _no whisky, alcohol, opium or other dangerous drugs and does not, therefore, create a craving for stimulants or narcotics.

arnes E. Crompton. Esq., of Sha:-psbu -

Wltshingou Co.. Md., writes: “I was in buts?- ness in itimore, and had rhenmatism for three months' couldn‘t _walk at all. _ I tried the best doctoral could get but they did me no good. _I took three bottles of Dr. P»crce’s Golden Medt- cal Discovery and it cured me sound. I came home to Shar-osburg and there were three c_ases_ _ of diferent diseases. I advised the patients to use Dr. Pierce's medicine. which they did, and

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a tisilxlxéglif rl§;?1ni)atiesmrl:1erlls (yvdii plgirilg' made Sums ls rgady fd’ yqur l§B3PQct’lon‘

.elusive styles and'n1at.crla'l tint ca'.u'u'n-ly bla f01_1ud_ In

Wet I Day ds

` Latest shapes in Le.dies.’ Watcrproofs.

Gents Watetrproofs ezrtra value. 5 1

K Gents and Ladies Waterproofs made np*ofi:thebe‘st English material,

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Ihvtu bodi k th-inn, _ ,_ _ _ » -_Y Y mei.. HeeddieStiliisiiailftii-lyil.-eiilifliii ePRlN G N t*.WN_EbS is the leading feature; of our store at bf’ f0'-md §];§;l‘;;‘fee;§§§kBff‘g§‘f;ff;§figegifé present; it b'os4oms in DRESST’ GOODS, SILKS MANY Island

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y -schex¥§st<;_executc}.1 _Tlieyare “plung- Ch? pages ers.” e meu err mcomesassoon ~ - ~ , 1 ~ - I ~ -- , .

aS_ they ,¢§e,,.e .gem 0, ,e_im,es, ,hem but lt ls none the less a[_lpat;e;_iit_1n the thousand and one -to meet with the 1d@_a Of Increase-_ They calmer personal and household reqmsues specially in our Carpet 3385

afford tobeszck. Sxcknessisacalannty-~ D x ‘_ -- ' _lt_ _ _ - _ 5 ' po p

afinancial calamity ,_ epartmpn -- . . -_ ;~ _ '_ f , Don E

ell 2.5 2. ll S- __",'fj ` .. '- _ ' , -

igsaiwone. sd) file 1-;= " /-:~ New Dress Goods; New! _Silks-, New Muslius, N and mn

" Glncliems, New Prints, Nelvqllllillinery New Mentlos, New lslamys

Costumes, New Blouses, °I\;éw.~‘§k;irts, New Gloves, New

Si°k ef he * Ribbons New Laces etc ~" 'A ` ‘ - g-row'V5_ R -»;1- ‘ , v\`_'_7 ! » _ _W A ;-.’-1' _ _ _ ‘

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is the time to have it to. Perhaps tbeir’a to be sent away fo;-*_*

octor,`BIri&

leniefs uelficll

.Tenders arerfshed for-A repsisa

alterations on the exterior cf 'thc lst."

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and best selected stockiof,women’s ’

shoes -in P. E. Island-we give

ptcrons a wide -variety, of, . styled' qu nlities to select frolyoigr

“Knots lit 'shoes srethe -"Klni Qualny~’~'--fe-' "° 33-005- $4.00 lov 1

sioes $2.50 and $3.00. 44;;

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