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" Lucie are lots of people whe :ire , iust ailing. They have no particu-

mr disease but are simply "run down.” This condition though common is iiriiiecessnry.

The systcin simply needs toiiing,

' up. Give it' :t little ptisli with , some good tonic and iiattirc will

eoiitiniietlie good wtirk and the

Hur Compound syrup of lllypophosphites

isjiist tltc prcpnrdtitiii net-tit-tl in sticli c:i~e<_ lt eiirielit->r the lilotitl :intl stir-ii;_i_tlicii~ tlic 1ici‘\‘e~. 'l`li\_~

'l`r\' it. Price 7% cctit~, _\I;trlc iii

titir tiwri l;ilior;itor_\'.

Drug gist.

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N0 MATTER

how fastitlions or exactiiic; you may be ,

l Call PlC3SC YOU

with the best style and tit that brains, sliears anti

needle can accomplish.

All the Latest Cloths

Are here for your inspec- tion. Call to-day and leave your order for a nice overcoat or a pair of

Trousers.

S. C RA IG , ‘H[r`>vi;`i~':`it QUEEN ST. §~u~.»nl~~rhl\\A~u»l|A»»

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“-‘lemona-var--|nn»u|u»Z»Q Perxn. an en is -_ Ai~zo~

Transients While we always reserve

accomodations for "transi- ents," we cannot always ac- commodate "pernindents.”

jnstuow, however, we can

talk business with three or four "perniuoents."

"Strathcona" Advantages. Convenient location-tive

minutes from trains-two frotn l’ost Oflive.

llotise is well frirnisiied;

rooms nrt- large, bright and cheerful. 'i`h¢~rc`s 1-L coni- pletely t-rpiippetl lavatory on every floor; tverytliirig spot- icssly r-lean.

’l`nblr-i.~ ucll .rrpplir-rl voriltiiiizi-'

intrlricse.

.\'n i'c~tr-it-\iori~: ">'lrn'lrr-tion"

honrrlei-s r-ornv irncl no when iln-y [ilt:i\~'r~--tzvr tlit-it' riir'i\l.~ :ti any iiniri.

The tntisi litinitililtc hotel in the

city. V

Mtir.l\-rirte it-rn|.~, :ind we re iilvziscrl

to rin-awcr nil ciiiniirit-»=.

rits sirtitiiicoitit,

l~ormc|'lv "lion Ttin l{cslruir'i\tit' G1'|\fi.ori St. rippoi-zito ht. Paul .~, Church.

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i Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKinnon's Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- aon’s Corner. j. M. NICUOLSON,

VITAL STATISTICS

At the last session of the Legislature

an act was passed to secure the regis- tration of births, marriages. and deaths. to lie known as the Vital Statistics 'Act. This measure had long been needed, and the Legislature and Government had been urged to enact it by the medical pro- fession, by the \Vomen’s Council and by various newspapers, Including The Guardian. We now have the law iii

operation.

its provisions are about as simple and

incxpenslveas they can be made. The i’rovince is divided into registration dis- tricts with a Registrar for each. The

father of any child born, the occupier ofa house in which a death takes place, and

every clergyman who soiemnizes a niar-

riage are required to report such events to the Rt-gistrar of thc district. Births

must be reported within thirty days, deaths within seven days in country places and within tivo tinys in Charloltc~ town or Sumniersltle and marriages

witliin thirty days.

Clcrgynien, doctors, toroners and under

takers should all intake themselves

ucquuiiitetl with the provisions of the

\'itzil Statistics Act, as there are pro- visions of iuiportnnce _specially applying

to theui. For instance every clergyman

is required to keep :L register of all

persons whotn lie brtptises, or marries, or nt whose funerals he oriit-intcs. And no

eitwgytnan, in CIint'lottct0\\'ri, Suunuersidc

or (leon-gctowxi shrill bury or perform any irint-ral or religious service for the burial

of the fiend, unless he has received n

burial certificate from the Registrar.

The medical practitioner in attendance

:luring the Inst illness of any deceased person, is obliiredto report thc death of such person to the Registrar' with it signeti certificate of the cause of death.

This isa most important provision as it

will supply much needed information in regard to the fatality of various diseases, in regard to which no reliable statistics are no\v availnhle. The law is,as welhave

said in its general scope simple and

inexpensive to the individual, ns the Government pays ull charges for the registration of births and deaths.

Almost all civilized countries, states

anti provinces have long had ri system of registering hirths.marriages and deaths, some of which systems In the older coun- tries are very elaborate. The Province has been behind in this matter, and it is to the credit. of the Government that the

want has been supplied. We bespeak for the Act thc loyal support of all good citizens, in promptly reportlnrz all birlli.=, deaths or marriages occurring in their households. The law provides penalties forthe neglect of these duties, but. it is liopcrl and expected that these may not bc required.

It is to be oliservcd that just in

proportion as the three most importan events in life are reported and placed on record will be the accuracy of our vital statistics report. The prime object of the law may he summarised to be: To obtain nccurate information asto the number

born, and the blrthrntc ‘per thousand; of r_he number who tile, the cause of death in cinch instance, the proportion of deaths from each specific disease, as tuberculosis, for instance, the total death rate per

thousand of population, and the propor- tion of deaths to births; to prevent concealment of births, or deaths, or burials, and igcncrnllyto supply Such

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information In regard to vital statistics us

have been hitherto wanting here butare avaliable in all other countries.

ive desire to impressupon our readers

the importance of this measure, which is one that The Guardian has advocated for

nianyyears past. An instance of this importance is found in the inovementfor the prevention and cute of tuberculosis. Hitherto we have been entirely In the tlark as to the number dying of the white plague in our Province. Registration of deaths wilisupply the needed in!orma~ tion. As to thc number of births we have

been equally in the dark and the vital statistics of the Dominion have been

sadly inconiplcte because this one Pro- vince had hitherto no system of registrar lion.

lt is uiost desirable to ltnovt' how our

Province couiparcs in general healthful nt-ss \\ ith otlier Provinces anti countries.

\\'c believe itwill be found to compare favorably, but we do not know until wt

have the fuels oilieiully reported and taliulnteti. We believe that infant. mor

tulity Is relatively sniitll here, as compared with Montreal, Quebec or Toronto but we want to know the facts in orrler that

our Province und City may be duly nt-crt-tlitetl. 1-`or these reasons ue

tlceni it iinportziiit that all good citizens

shall co~opc1'riic \viiIi thc oilicinl

lieigistriirs in niakiut.: thc statistics as full

nnti accurate as possible.

Friendly spirits in both countries haue

arranged for n visit of lcatling German editors to linglnntl. li ls ii enpittil iuovc

in thc interest, of pence and good fticilrm.

llritnin anti Germany ought to be friends.

The Czar Iins rcsolvctl that thc inctnbcis

of his Parliiinicnt shrill titltc ti recess fioni

June 28 while he and his family go on n

yacht cruise, presnniably for their greater

safety. 'i`hc ihcriibcrs of tht- Duma rue

apparently determined not to scpatiilc until they lnivc secured liberty for Russia. A great crisis is evidently at hand.

\Vhen we get the S. S. Montcnlin in our

icv waters next whiter, (if we do) the

steanier may or may not fulili rilithe duties of an ice-breaker. But at least in

some respects hcr equipment is superb, Breakfast cups and saucers that coal $1.04 each, fish disiies at $13.28 each, half dozen fish covers $19 each, coilce pots at. $23 each, teariots at $21 cach, four milk _lugs at $17 each, sugar howls nt $27 cncli, three fruit strintls at $47 each, three ice

pitchers at $20 cauli, are part of the splendid outfit, not to riimitiriii 70 clinrn-

prignc glasses that, cost $4'£..'t‘~`. These may not “cut much ice" in a prr..~isu;ze across the Straits, but Llioy seem to accord with the luxurious tastes of our

present rulers.

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I WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 20, 1313,

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This store closes every

Monday at one -o'clo¢:k. Dur- ing the month of Jtiiy and August.

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ROSES AND WEDDING BELLS

The mrnrh of Love and Roses' is at hind-the tim-: when sly cupid

seems to aim his dxrts mire accurately than at any oth fr season of the year. Encagementsx weddings ani rutnors of we-itilngs will be the , order of the day-and asiociated with fiucli occasions comes the thought ‘ of reniembrance. “Wli1tshallw.: give the happy couple". lt is often the puzzling qu :stion of the lionr --tint how easily solved by at trip to , Paton’s the lnadqtiaiteis for wedciirg gifts \Vhile \ on are planning' vtritr visit li» rc let Us renii'~cl you of a few stiitali'e selections that'

would plea~e and s,ri;i~.fy. I-lert-fs rt linndsonie line of

Parlor frirnirnre in the latest upholsteriiig arid iinislies, such as , ls

Silks, \Vilton Rug-', Vclours, Velour Rugs. and Verona Velour, with» i __ "`°""' quarter clit oak and mah igniiy fraiires all at the lowest prices.

Our dining room fnrriiriire raiin it be excelled tor style. finish. Sitleboa tis, Bnffc-tts, Extcnsi -ii 'l`ril»lt»_~. (rouid or .~qnare,) Dining _

Chairs, Uph. seats and Sntlilie seats. The above goods are made in Quarter oak and finished Goiden arid Early English. We also have a large line of cheaper goods in Elin, A~h arid Birch. l

For the Bedroom we have a nize line of Brass and Iron Beds, -

Springs (iron and wood frames) felt, hair, cotton top. and wool top

nnitticss. Pillows and Boulsters. Kitchen Cupboards, Tables, ~.CIiairs» 1

The Metropolitan

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i,~roNnAY. JUNE 25m

EI). R. Presents -

' A Beautiful Story ' ’

of tlic Present Dai'

DEP1c'r1Nt;

THE CONVICT’S DAUGHTER

L0vE. Parsos,

Interest, §£;heliI|l;ciG

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A strong Cast!

A Story from Life !

TICK EIS r]mnieson’s Drug Store.

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' Prices 5o, 35 and 25 cents.

of will

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Wctincstiay, /June ` 20th

AT 7 o’cLocx P. M,

Delegates will be appointed

from the different Polls to at- rend the Liberal Convention to._be held july 3rd next, in Charlottetown. 4-51,'

GEO. E. HUGHES,

Convener.

WM. A. WEEKS,

Secretary.

Production! , anti Hearbfelt

FOR S

stores, etc., on it.

For particulars apply

A. M.

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Property of the lute J. Nelson Arsen-

esult at Griiidstone, Illugrlalcii Islnntls, P. Q., known as the point, wi li all

This is a good site for Lobster Fug.

tory and General Business.

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A-EE! FUR SALE

Rosebank Farm 'Situate on the south aide of Hillsboro River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 at:rea,i3o acres cleared and in ahi lx state of ‘culti- vation, Terms liberal. Flor further parti-

BHL L & Coq cplara apply F. MCKENNA, 1"' ““"" N' S' Qllliiiitdtlf iii)rgiii.w»a,frr.ntQ;1een street

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can settle their

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Debtors Notice !

Final.

WEEKS & CO,

All persons indebted to late-iirin of WEEKS & Co.,

accounts at the old stand until 25|-d Juno,

after that date all accounts will positively be handed to our lawyers for collection. _ ,Q

`~ I if ._ F ‘ h N0 better rr in ii - - - ,_ I.; i me an t e present, to send any or all goodsje r if/_\ it. toiParker’s Dye Works Agency for dry cleansing or dytizllgmhiiii if . » ft . _ press nz. , f

i/5 C Making dyeing and curling ostrich tips and feathers a speclait I/ .A . ~ /

& 0° High Grade Art Parlors,

ls. P. Qoeensrrseecny.

lniitlérl

permit.

elsewhere

,Craft nBt. c -.linvnlgm ' pp

our Prohibltory Law is receiving atten- tion in the Nova Scotia cnnipaiqri, and deepen the conviction that the other Provinces will in time follow us in this

Kentvillc, N. S., June 18.-To Rev. A. E.

Burke, Allierton : Is Prohibition success- ful in Prince lltluard Island? Would you

advise Nova Scotia adopting your low? . _, i - __ (Signed) E. Ii. Nittiwoimt-7. ` r

Alber5on,Juncl8.-To E. B. Newcon1be,| '

Kentvllloz Eniinently successful and wel 4 l ' ' . 3'

have the power to ninkc it more so if it is: . V - ` '- 7 not. I certainly \\ ould advise you to _ r , , A

adopt lt. (Signed) A. E. Buititrs.

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Mln|rd'x Llnlmrinl Curse Dnndruif.

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is a luxurious comfort.

It need not be any more , _ expensive than your means `

Every job of plumbing

done byns is thoroughly inspected before beiugpro- » nounced complete. , ,

GET OUR PRICES ‘

on that 'job you were

thinking of having done before leavingyout order

F red.ll ._'l`rainor,,

The tclegrams printed below show how 7 --

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'F7 fy '$11'-_ ‘!j.r:;f;,~'tj‘ rtrgr.-»»-af. _,Ly ,v,,!i',.,.. 1;

I I Supcrlillfosnh,atc,Nitratc of Soda, , , Muriatc of Pntasli »-

. Srulpihatc of Potasii, Bone Meal, .-

5 containing highest percentage of soluble and available plant food in the beat rind ecoi`\omlcal` E forms known to agricultural science. . . . __ ` ‘

‘Ewll |l\if¢dif¢'l'\i 3 ,Sold .Separate and' Unniix-cdi f '

Illlllf .

as t_isEo_»IN Enotasn.. " or 1

ennbliugthe farmer to obtain his `fertillzlng_m\terla!`a at the lowest pos ibi t nd 1 ;~.g§¢~" M '>` ' proportions best adapted to his partlculer reqliterxieiitl of soil and cropinylingo l'M_an:|q4`;g. ~- urers" profit which tm moat brands amounts to ag 'per cent. The farmer saves this qvhlli - t '

' ` , . No Better Fertiiizersqit Possiliiy be Manufactured, it yeiairsiii§_t;0ii':tsntf€‘7 i use or these iilaiiurcs by ourmiipt Progressive Farmers _»__ ,I Vi-».,;,i;, i ' "

' ` proties their superiorltyoverniimthen on theM k t. S _ " I ‘diets

‘ - _ for \=lmta'_' and ‘*l'arme:’s.0uid¢", atnt free on applicnltinl . I'