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i`TRO0P OIL

IJFIEMENT

¢ 4.'-..

leavers a. wide field. There is no better iapplicnticn for Cufs, !l`o:1r:d`s, Ulcers and lull Open $o,.e:, :isthc soothing :uid healing iproperties of this remedy are unsiirpas~ed. g For `\`prt:z'ns, l3fi¢."_...~`, S/rjf_/oin.‘.v, Cola- ibacted (,`om/5, Eiirs and S1'1`ng°s of Insects,

‘and Pm'/.-_/`z.'! S::~¢'.'f:`»igs of all kinds, bathe the parts with hot w.~..ter, then applj/_the Troop Oil freely, and you will be surprised low quickly pain will be eased and inflam- mation subside.

In the case of R/`tcurzzz::‘z`sm, lVeurai:g:`a,

Lame LU.-rl°, or niuscular soreness the Oil gives wonderfiil relief. __

For Cubed' Breasts or Cracked /\‘i_b;_5l€S.

which cniise women so much suffering, they will find notliing to equal Troop O_il.

Internally the Oil may be taken with

great benelit for Cong/`:s, Colds, Bronr/u`r¢`s, Croup, Ufliaopirzg Cougzfz, etc., in addition Dthe internal use of the Oil, the throat, neck, and chest should be rubbed thot ough-

iilh it.

gused as a qargle it is of inestimriblc Ullbe in Di'p}1.‘/zeria, Sore T kraat, Quxnsy had Ulcnaled T onsils. A large bottle 25c.

Jamieson's Chocolate Cocoanut and Molatsses

Kisses

gre the cheapest and best confectionery-

For sale at

lite Medical Hall

TheBabY Should be Fatt and rosy-but mary little ones are thin, and puny, and fretful from im-

paiied nlrrition. Give them PUTT- NEKS' EMULSION, which

contains just what is needed to supply nourishment and aid the vital forces.

B is amid and soozhing fo id, bitter

iiion any drugs. 'I-' socn builds rp the little form. puts color in‘o the checks and brightness into the eyes. C And they like if, too! ° BG ww you ret *PU'I"l`NER’S,

the original and beat Emulsion.

G all druggists and dealers.

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Entlliir J. B. lllcllish, A.B.

(Late of Royal.Canadians, S. Africa.)

BARRIS`I'ER-AT- LAW.

London Rouse, Charlottetown

TELEPHONE.

larch 28, d&w im.

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llnimal Fertilizers

`Bone,_blood and tankage,

rich in plant food, quick in action”-and lasting in eil'->t t.

Nitrogen (Ammonia)_Phcs-

phoric Acid and -~Pota.sh are needed. These are contained in high per centage in the right form for bestresults in our Animal Fertilizers. -

B; & l1'.KlT1"ElBl|'RY1

`Ch’Town,- P. E. I.- '

I/P27 tu" fri wkl_v3i f ~

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STOCKS

For Sale by Auction

I iam instructed hy the Executors ofthe estate of Qc late Hon. Thomas W,Dodd,to sell by Auction

at my Oftice, ?ueen Street on WEDNESDAY. It iotIr&y o APRIL, at ii o‘c1ock a. m.

iso Shares 'Eelephone Company.

3 Shares Inland Steam Navigation C0.

2 Shares Chltcwn Driving Pa rk.

5fShares Condensed Milk Co.

mSha.res Peoplc‘s»L`.:mete y Co.

R. BEARISTO,

28 dtd. Aiictlonc e:-.

Janitor__\l_l_lanied-

Aimpable, careful man as Ja-'iitor

-hrtle-Pint Metlioiilt Church.

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Tl-IE EXODUS AGAIN.

That there was in years past a large

outtlow of population from the -_If‘royinces tothe smtesis imiisputibis, though it would be very diillcult to determine itz- precise extent. In the days when each political party blziiued the policy of the other party as the cause of the exodus there was no doubt ai plentiful supply of iiii»:inforiii;i.ion on the subject. First the Nlitisnitl Policy was brought in

with thc cliizii' th it it would stop

the outtliw of our peoplc, and it wus aftci~\\':u~ds claimed an-'l denied that it had done so. Then the Liberals under tool: ro stop the exodus and are nowclaiin-

ing that they have nininly done so. To

this the answer is made that last year there were household effects to the value

of $1,165,803 exported, and over it million of this value went to the United

States. Itisapretty fair inference that the householder-in most cases went with

the effects and to the same place.

Very shortly the Canadian census will

be taken and we shall then know thc

essential features of the increase and

movements of our population during the ten years past. Iistimatcs and guesses have been from time to time made of the

present population of the country, and it will not be surprising if many of these are f:und to be ton high. The exodus goes on, whether under Liberal or Consrrfa-

tive rule, and in the ten years will probably be found to equal the intiux of

settlers, so that if Canada retains a popu- lation equal to what she had in 1891 with the natural increase thereon added

it will be as much as can reasonably be

expected. In the recent prosperous years we have doubtless done something better than t-his, while in the earlier years of the decade the balance was probably the other way. In the year 1900 the settlers’

elf:-cts import-ed'made a total of $3,065,410 of which $3,385,724 was from the States. It is highly gratifying to note that twice as much value of this kind crossed from the

States to Canada last year as from Canada

to the States, whereas in former years the balance had been very largely the other way. It is to be hoped, and with

apparently good reason to be believed, that the bilance may continue on the right side hereafter.

The change has been mainly brought

_about by an influx from the United States

to Manitoba, the Northwest, and the mining regions of British Columbia. In

the meantime there remains a constant exodus from Ontario, Quebec and the

Maritime Provinces, an increasing propor- tion of which goes to the Canadian West

while a large share still goes to the States.

We incline to the opinion that the census will show the population of Prince Edward Island to be very little greater than it was in 1881 and 1S31. “There a population mainly devoted to farming his attained a density of 55 to the square mile any considerable increase catlnot be expecl:ed.i \Ve have very few factories

except those of the dairy, no lumbering or mining industries,and until we develop manufacturingto some considerable ei.-

tent the natural increase of our population will go abroad. The migratory instinct is very strong in the Anglo-Saxon race, the facilities for travel increase from year to year and the larger field of the great West and the United States will continue

from year to year.

I:-is announced that Lord and Lady Miuto will pay avisit to the Maritime Province during the coming summer. The exact date of the visit has not yet been tlxed. `

s la R11enmatismofthé&.cc.` f

Uricacid ieftuiineihtoodi-I ‘ f

»‘i by disordered kidneys `

1 bdges along the nerve _

which branches from the eye over the forehead, and across the cheek to the

` aide of the nose. The i

cause is the same as in all . Rheumatilm- disordered

' ' wiaothesdme-C' ~' A

Dodd’s _

Kidney

Pills

to attract a. portion of our young people »

Nair 1

I _ Kiducys. Thecureislike- _

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Toronto now boasts of having one hull its telephone wires under ground, which p is a larger proportion than `any other' Canadian City. Moreover the system has bien so improved that 'when ti patron t ikes the receiver oft' the hook that att on

automatically calls "Cent:-al.“ In like m inner when at tlioend of a conversaticn the receiver is replaced 011 the h'-wk it MS the elf..-ct of "ringing oil".

Pas: comp titfozis have demoxistriited

that our lsliiud boys ure the equals of any ii Canals or the world in s' reugtli ani

a5~l ty. Tliiyhavo won high honors on many ti wiell-ctntesed hold and We are all pfou l of them. I:i view of this f.ct we t‘iiul< it iiii,c rtaiit tliat the best term availoblc slioiilil be sent from the Island

to take part in the F.. .nn-eii‘s ciiupetition at l'Iiilifi:i:;. To t kcuiart successfully in- volve. ai gr intl sccciiou of uieii, careful tr.iin':i,;, and co iscqueiitly some outlay of time azi l iiii..cy. We are glad to note

thc ~p'i.. with which our liading citizen s 8.1%! Suli ~i;:‘il1'.ti..{ t »\V t.l‘t'l the Cxpéllt-GS (f tie piu,i_i,ed e tin. It is important that the Is iiiid sh ill be well represented. It

again our boys win,as we believe they

wnl, it will reflect ciedit on the entire P oviricc.

__ of the pennies

‘S T B K E and the pounds

will take care of themselves.”

Large things

£ are but an aggre-

gation of small

_ things. If we

take care of the °su;:.ll things we are in effect taking Care of the large things _ which the small things combine to.ma.ke. That is the philosophy of the old finan- cial (proverb, and its application is as broa as human life.

Take care of what you eat, when you

eat, ahd how you eat, and your stomach will take care of itself. But who takes care of such trivial things? That is why, someday, the majority of people have to take care of the stomach. \/Vhen that day comes, there is no aid so edec- tive in undoing the results of past care- lessness as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It strengthens the stomach and restores the o ans of digestion and nutrition to a condition of healthy ac- . tivity. It cures biliousness, heartburn, liatulence, indigestion, palpitation, diz- ziness, cold extremities, and a score of other ailments which are but the symp- __ toms of disorder in the stomach and its allied organs.

If you 'are sick you can consult Dr.

R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., by letter, free of charge. Each letter is treated as cacredly confidential. and an answer is promptly sent in a plain envelope with- out pzinting or advertising upon it. '

“ I was troubled with very frequent headaches,

often accompanied by severe vomiting." write! Miss Mary Belle Summerton, of San Di - Duval Co., Texas. “My bowels were irirguegi' and my stomach and liver seemed continually out of order. Often I could eat almost nothing, and sometimes absolutely nothing for twenty- four hours at a time. I was entirely tmlit for

work, and may whole system seemed so run-down that I fe_are a severe sick spell and was very

much discouraged. I was advised to t3dDr. Pieroe’s Golden Medical Discove and so with such satisfactory results that!-before finish- ing the third bottle I felt perfectly able to under- take the duties attending public school life, and contracted to do so. I most heartily advise those' suffering _with iudigstiori, and its attendant evils, to give this gre_at medicine a fair trial."

Use only Dr. Piei-ce’s Pleasant Pellets

with “Colden Medical Discovery” when a laxative is needed. 1 _._ _ n -e

r Tenders

M<:IN TYRE BRIDGE.

Dt-zrazrnsnr PUBLIC Wont:-i-,

March 28m. 1901.-

Swlf-ft Tenders wiit be rtceiveu at

this Omoo until

Saturday, lllli day ol April Next.

Frou any person or persons' willing to' cor-trait for rebuilding the M-_-Imvg-9 Bridge. Lot 21, accordingto specifica- tion tolie se-u at the residence of A._ Campbell, E-q., vii too, sul at this 053-se. `

The names of two responsible per-

sons wil.ing to be-como bosdsmen mmt

acoomp-in-v each tender. .

The Dep ilttnent not bcuud to accept'

the lowest or. anv tender.

' RICHARD SMITH.

S:c’y. Public Wolks.

29 d&w2i. t l.

YV V _ Y‘_ _

KEGS 0F GRAPES

-nib- I _ '75

Boxes- ot Grasses-.

Lemons, ‘wholesale and Rc- tail at I W. A. I-!UTCHESON’S

Crown Confectionery.

mfs us: Pat '

We *wish Our Custoiners all

A Harpy New Year I

and at they- ssrnef time to thank tnoiii sincerely tor' their liberal patronage; during the past yea;

V Ii is gratityingto know that our efforts tojpleasor have been ap-

preciated". ‘ We will endeavor

1 .l in future to stillfurther merit-

Bupscitnllyi ' '

I IAPE STR

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lr`).~‘.f.'f 7/'S-“~-`. ~ , fi' -£7?

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, ” Dainty Curtains ot' all kinds now ready for your icspea 1 tion and purchase. ‘ , ` _

It is no usi having a. great spring cleaning unless your

Wixoows are nicely decorated. You will soon be dtspens ing with your doubts windows and _the sun will soon show up the detect-i on yourold cuitains. Buy new ones now and make your spring cleaninga. thorough one. We have a \,..-nf-clc ofail sizes at prices to suit all purses -JAMltb ` l’.-\TO.\l 8; CO., Victoria. Row.

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Gninels, Rugs, Oil Gloilis. Linolenms etc

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,James rsron a co, cnurrr Room

, “fliers every one can get exactly what they want in 'tlior coverings of every descriptiop, and Where all that is newest and best' of the most celebrated makes ate shown in large variet._y.

i CARPET SQUARES

2*, UNIGHS

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New Brussels Carpets

‘~ _ A splendid range of »n ew Brussels Carpets in all the latest colorings and newest designs, most suitable for Dining rooms and bed rooms with borders to match. .

New spring Brussels Carpets in a. large variety of new

patterns, in extra good quality, very handsome carpets fort drawing rooms with borders to match.

Axminster Carpets, just opened afew very handsome

designs for drawing room and stairs.

Straw mattings a. verv great variety of designs in al

Window Shades., Curtain poles, Brass Rods, everything

tomgtke a. home beautiful. '

. Paton 8: Co

iii‘<i.@__iii§_@.__’;ii‘fi__i@iif‘@_`>¥~*‘*§*?i_‘f‘

30 Gents a Pair

White they last for a job

lot of women’s rubbers -See

them in our window.

ALLEY 6: CO.

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~ the confidence of thspubl o. _°""“

l.AlillES’ Wi-lTSAiiB _SKlllTS

s s CMADE TO. ORDER

BY Fi RS@T=.@LASS TAILORS

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, ,_.We wish to annoipce to the ladies of Charlottetown -and Biland we are prepared to make to order* al kinds of coats and skirts usually made by first class tstlors

Our Mr..Ros=’s success is admitted by all the ladi that have pat-ronized us. A

_ Tailor-made suits are acknowledged to be the best

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' We aim to have all garments to 'bs `5:s‘t~`cliiss iii lit and

finish, No apprentice work _

We have now in stock. __ `- ’

Black, Blue, Brown and Fawn Broadcloths Tweeds and Serges, (Newest Patterns.)

__ Wecall special attention __ to our Navy Blue Serge, all wool, 56 inches wide." l This cloth was shipped to a firm in i Summerside and rather than have it returned was sold to usat Aa price that enables us to sell it at $1.00

i_ ‘ Regularprice by dry goods l:irmsV$l.‘.’5. ’

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Furnisher'

use

The §\FE`l`Y PATENT ongs EXCLUSIVELY to M!’g Co of Q ‘bec and is ‘Em re” a Flora' -sean le inspwvement tha corset manufacture iniuting the fabric

that makes it

a g ove Please as EMPIRE ’ and

g iods houses sell them

lilE PARISIAII IFS

“

‘Gomparls ons Ara Ddious”

if | woous

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Queen Street, mm

IN THE

llnw Brands

Picadors.

Diaz Garcia. Henry Clays and

F vourttes

MONTROSE smoke of all smokes

5 Cents

Wholesale and

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Victoria Row

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Cholcest growth

and Ceylon

Sales exceed

other in the

GEO GIHRUTHPBS Hill

L.. ll G P Lo HYSICIAN AND SURGl

iffice and Reallence; Kent St. UI

Mark Wrlg|it’s Factorv

OFPICE li0U|lS:&ll a n ,l2to2p ni.J tu

Telephone Communicat

Soo” HIRHHS lPPl.l

in Northern Spy Bal Bishop Pipins. and V

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