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THE oHaRLoT'rE'rowN iouluu>rAN,_ APRIL 15, .gag

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“Orr for A~ "Hour ri|Nrs.ctiiatui1rouNn

. ls LOVE FOREVER. l] runrggg 11-is ag p. MAKES Slcl(

BY AMI-:r.1A 1:. smut pRAG__§§ ‘rt-lE_N§RVES. 'F PEOPLE WELL

Authof of “F1-iel'\il 0|ivi§.’°°&¢-I

PUBLISHED 1s.\rci.vsrvBL\' nv THR ct'.uu>rAN ix rurs rnovrxcn ` _ ' EUWUUHB

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_9,m,,,,R,.,H_____,,______,_, ...,,,.,,..,,,,,,, ,,_,,,.,_ ,,,,,,,,__,_.. wvho Klnd That Has ht..-dz-=_ ouch Wonderful Aj

mr most Awful snrerirg Ever Er- ` perienced-Eight Doctors and Many Remedies Failed to Do a Cent‘s Worth of Good.

'EHANKS T0 CUTICURA

IT IS ALL OVER NOW

“I was troubled with sore hands,

Q sore that when I would put them in water the pain would nearly sr-t me crazy, the skin would peel off and the #ali get hard and break, with blood iiowin from at least fifty places on each grand. \\'ords could ncvcr tell the suffering I eniliired for three

years. I tried eight different doctors, pt none dnl nie any good. SS mil hands were as bad as when I began. I algo tried many remedies, but none ofthem ever did me one ceut`s worth of good. I was discouraged and heart- lqte. I would feel so bad mornings, to think I had to go to work and stand the pain for ten hours,” often felt like giving up my poution. I would have to wrap every finger up

atiely, sous to try and keep them

mend then wc-ar gloves over the rags to keep the grease from getting on my work. I had to wear gloves at night; in fact, all the time. But thanks to Cuticura. thatis all over now. After doctoring for tlircc years, and spend-

' ing much money. ri single box of Luti-

cura Ointincnt enilcil all _niy suffer- ings. It‘s been two yuzirs sincc I liavc known what sore hands are, and have never lost a d::}"s work while using Cuticnra.-Thomzis A. Cl;in<‘_v. 310 N. Montgomery si., '1`i-ciitofi. 53 lf'

UNE NIGHT TREATMENT

For Sore Hands and Feet

with Cuticura.

Soak the hands or feet at night in

a strong, hot, creamy lathcr of Luti- cura Soap. and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, the great akin cure. Wear on the hands at night old, loose gloves, or bandage the feet Ii htly in old, soft cotton or linen. §uucnr~a soap. uimmrrir. rm Pr:-i ar. r.»:.1iiir».urh»yii no-arid. r».‘...r.. i',.i..i._.rr. 5 cri.r¢~r_~_..ii,._- _~,.;_ rm., Sllnzdz la Pa 1; .\u»ira.i4, Ir. iuwm rr Lu., sydney. Pods: iirngnr Clmri. mir;-~ Bfiimri. _~.ie Pr-irw

aswaior -»Tn¢ um.; _-nn i».~.»ir.‘ ruin.: rm.

,guru 5 gg . ........ irc." * ¢-au T _ cziaiiimi i

sal _ lggé/ A..~..sn.-ina l

S rin wheat flour makes

wholesome, nutritious -bread.

Wuiter wheat flour makes ,

wht, white, _ delicious bread.

either makes pcrfccft bread, bukwf

BEAVER

a bllend of ".f.".'°..‘l`i.'¥f':i?.f:'f.."CL“in the rig tproportions o eac. , ma- kes Effect bread--whitest, 'I lightest, most inviting and nutri- | tious. Beaver Flour will make our baking successful. ll

Ask your grocer lor il.

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THE UJORLD OUER

Thousands of .Mothers

are using '

llll. lill|JEllllE’S inriiiis' sviiur

Fl XII |10, you mnnot but admit the fact that this preparation iaoneofmeritandis all whatls claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant and soothing for children teething andaprornpt checker of bowel and ._ atoumch troubles. '_ Physician: and Pnofenlonal L nurau recommend ft. ,1-

Iu purchasin , see that Dr. Co- ,'

de-re’a aignaturi and portrait is on _ every wrapper. Beware of the many

Sirlwrs put up in asimilar form and ` made to ook ike Dr. Coderre'|.

}§1'¢z, :5dr.p_er bollle, or by mail

on recap! afpria.

Hole proprietors, 1*xnWmoArxCsnn-

eu. Co. Limited, Manual, Canada.

lvaurows Pam RELIEF, A FAMILY III!!! ibn |lf7lIllll~ ADD IITIIIIILIIII

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o||.|.i-:TTS

PURE POWDERED

liao In Any Quamltf.

lor

001.9 IVIAYWHIII.

afar.-:xl

U-YY Y

da went on a short journey. She was never more than two or tlireo days nivuy. and yi-t it was an |:.!`!uir of great importance to hor, and she ,pleasantly occupied many days in her prepurutions. Nu one spoke to hcr concerning its the squire understood its object, and had long ago cr>asc»il to interfere; und Francesca, who had no restraints or reservations with li(-r aunt on othcr subjects, fell. za singular reluctance to question her on this one.

On n bright sunny morning in Au; gust Miss Vyncr came down ruaily, for her journey. The squire served her with kind cmprcssement, and Francesca ho\'crf_-ri around” her with thoughtful care. ’l`licy put her into the carriage with many kind workin ixnd wislit-s, but without a single niessagt- or question. And nr-itlier fntlivr nor diiiiglitur made u rr-mark to nach otlwr uliout. the strange, lnncly excursion. Francesca under- stood thvre was some secret she ought to rcspc-et. The sqiiirc had ton nrihlc a nature to discuss circum- stunws sucrcdly personal to nnovlivr.

'l`lirou_uh a vi-r_v thinly popular!-‘d

country Loirla rode swiftly until the noon-liour. Then sho clinic to ai way- side inn, where she rrliangcd liorsvs and took some rcfr‘r‘.<hrucrit. Aftvr- wnrri, her jou1'nt~_v wus nniong high hills and across df-solute moors until t..\\'.°.rd sunset, wh--ii .sho approachcd ii small town. lt stood in the midst. of an agricultural district; a strange old place, quict. us a rlrcuni. Its inor- turvri houses wore rnofed with red tilws, and ouch unc, even on the main siri-i»t, was set in its own prvtty garden. The hells ofthe anricnt church were ringing for ev(-uir.¢ prayers as slic passed slowly through the town and enter/erl the gates of an incloscd place. '1`h~\rc wus n hca\'_v mist among the timber, ~nud no sign nor sound of life but the qucrulous inquiries of the rooks.

A short drive brought. her in sight

of a lnrgo white house. There was a glimmer of light in one of the lower windows, and as she approached, nn old man wearing knee-brecchcs made of corduroy, and a niolcskin vest, came to meet tho carriage.

"Mistress has been looking for

you," he said. "Go your ways in, miss. You arc varry welcome, l'll warrant."

She went in as if she knew thc

house wcll, through A long, flaggvd passage to n parlor nt the end of it.. An old lady was sitting at rx small tahle drinking tea. 'Sho had a large cat on her knee, one of the real brown tortoise-shell that, as A pure breed, are now ncarly extinct. Sho was talking to it as Loidn entered, _ and ks2_t___i_t_ _i_a_li_er_,nrm_s_____ns____shs_ rose with evident delight to welcome her.

"My dear," she cried cheerfully,

"you are better than sunshine! I have been expecting you for a week. I had given you up for to-dny."

"Wa were detdined at least an

hour. One of the horses I got at Ilcdmonrfs Inn was a poor one; but here I am at lfist."- '

"And freely welcome. Will you go

to your room at once?"

"You know the way, dear. Noth-

ing d1anges._ l try to keep every- thing the same.”

Nothing had changed for, at least.

ten years. Loida could have gone through tho house with her eycs shut. She knew the lofty room to which she went as she knew her ul- phabct; knew its large, curved bed- stcad, with snowy trappings of Mur- scillcs and ruffled lawn, and hnngingn of rich, gold-colored brocade. .She knew its polished door, so dlfllcult for_ he-r'to walk on, its fine dressing- tahle and sets of drawers and anci- cnt oak dower chests, its Wedgwood cwcrs and busins, its prayer-|table with the open Bible, and the scent of roses everywhere-how _well she knew this room!

She stood before the large mirror

and looked earnestly at herself. Though there was only one old lady to see her, she was very anxious to appear handsome. She had dressed with greut. care in rich and becoming garments, und her habits were so quiet and reposeful that her journey had source rufllcd her attire. Sha bathed her face und brushed out the long, soft curls of her brown hair, and put fresh lace nt her throat, and than she smiled hnck ut tho~ lovely woman the glass showed her.

The consciousness of her beauty

and grace gave her an air of distinc- tion, und she went downstalrivfeellnq that sho was ln a position to give and to receive pleasure. Some addi- tions had been made to tho tea- tnblc; richer viands, more beautiful china, and some napkins of darnask as fine as satin. The two women snr. down at the table opposite to each other, und they made a very striking picture-the pretty old woman with the charm of llfo’| afterglow qvnr her grny, quiet head and pale, strong fncc-the prcttv young woman in the full charm of hor thirty years, flow- ing, graceful, high-bred, with eyes as clear ns truth, and n face lovely as n perfect rose fn the twilight; for roses then are aoft and tender with the dew and mist, and drooping g little. as if hiding loma swcct, lor- -rawful story.

At the first, glance the elder wo-

mun’s eyes looked dull and soft and lull of uncompluinfng patience, but as soon as ahc began to talk her re- solute soul filled them with tire and light. ~

"I have heard nothing," alia said

-“nothing at all, Lotdn, for nlno mbntlia. If’ I had I should han written you."- _

"Yes, nt once." .

Invictus shoes for men.--Alley

si Co. Cbarlottetowuhgaau,

_ nd wtf.

. lt is, ru_\ rli-.\|, lf thc rlvnd could - - -~ I ' _ W ____;;r

sri hnrd, now, rviullrl it? \\'|i_v dnii`f. ilu-y? lf t_:r~_v li\.- |-,n_\-“~h,.,-,., “-h_,_. r|i\ii't they spr-ink?"

"I am sure ltirlirirrl is not rlbnri. If

lu~ we-rc denrl I siiiuilfl l.uu\v ir_ I think he uiuy ln- rin his \vn_\' hn|i.n.”

"Eh, my th-ur! \\`li;it ri lliliitt it

is to huvo li<ui.~ a:l\\'u_vs nr-iii' _\'oii. \l`ill I over in-i» Dick again, Loid:i',"’

"l urn snrv vnu ivill, mother. I

think hc is curiiiuu very soon, lln iuiirlit corni- ru-niglw. as wo sit. talk- ing of him." _

“Nu_v. iizr_\'. l.i»i~l:1, = Surrh n _eur-

pr-isc as that uiuild lit- roiilrl oul_v ltallbclx in Pun-aim!-lr~k Lniitl. The

son doesn'q como home, and thc lovcr dot-sn't i'onii~ brick that kind of \vn_\', nxt.-pt lwt\vi\i-ri.lniiik-co1-~i's. .\`cvi-r thi- bright. hour, :intl thu Imp- py cii'ei|riist:irict-, und thi' luicil one all L/igi-ll1t~!'."

"Oh, deiii' niothur, when l‘ii~k coiiics

buck he will riiukv ilu- riulit. hour and the happy i-ii~cuuis1iiiii'|~, and tiwu ull tliri-it will ln- in,-vtlir-rl"

"God l\li-sis you, l_.v»i<la\!"__. "1 urn ufruirl _vnu huvi- li.-'ri liuv-

ing: liurd tiiui-r-', iiiirtlicr, 1 r.\~\'cr knew _vuu du.<.p<>ii\l lif-lore." I

"I linvr- ln-on liiiviisg tl1iii_.': n hit

crooked, iu_v di-ar. I-$\‘\-i'_\' \\'liicli \vn_\' has born/ couirury. it has lic-cn is bud ycur. Sniur- \'aili|nl.lu rnttle dicd in thi- spring mul l\_ud to l‘t- rc- pluevd. Anil tht- two 2`i‘.\'ui<~ tliildron cnuiir of age this ycur, and their rurniuy wus to misc. It was more than n thoirsziufl poi|iids_ I hurl to sf,-ll two iiir~a!rlu\\'s und a fini- xnnrr- to get i-uough. llut ilivu. what is liind to lIick`s lioiior'."` .

"Nothing nt ull, inotlivr, Lol- the

land go." '

"And thc lions-r-, too, if it be no-

ccssury. Eh, L0iilu'."' "

"To he sure, iuozlioi~_ llicksgoodr

nauiu is lu_‘i'oi‘<~ i-'\'<-r_\'Lliirig. lioiv'

""i`1lio\1t tht- iiiti-i'cst'_>"

"I shall pull through this _v<~zir.

But oh, Loidu., if he nr-\'i>r conius hoinn ngoin!"

"Ho will coiuu, It is inipussililc

such love null .<4-lf-rli-uiiil will lic iuudc vain by death. llick is sure tn, come. I liavc brought u, trifle to help thc imi-i'c.<t. account. I wish I was richer. I can do so little, moth- er,"

"It is hard for you to scrimp

yourself, only for I1lck's good name."

"I hopr- 1)ick's good name is my

good nnmc. lt is a great happiness to nic that you take so frankly whrit. I can do. lilothor, I have only one

fear, one great fr-nr, about Dick.

ooming honic. What if hc has for- gotten mc! What if hc loves some one else! What if ht-"

"Nay, nny, Loldn, you know dif-

--ferent-.~~»Dlck»>~lias one--hope --arid-

thought, that is to put himself right. for your sake. Every letter I have is set to this tune. ~ My dcnr, he would bc such a scoundrcl as ncvf-r was heard tell of it he could forget. you or put any other woman before you.”~

"It is ten years since-women

change so much in tcn yours."

“You have grown lovolicr every

year, Loida.. When Dick went sway, you were nothing but a slip of a. girl. You were only at rose shut. up In green loaves. You were just. the possible glory of the \\'omun you huvc grown to bc. The bud in thc green

case has bccymc the perfect rosr-, und, my dr-u . thorn is no nnmiiig the bud and Bower together. No- hody would cnru for u rosutrce if they didn’t know the hurls would grow to lln\vr\rs. I hnvv told Dick in every li-itor I could si-nd him wliut it bi~i\ut_\' _vnu limi hi-rruur-_ lf Dick could forget you, I rnuld find it in niy hcnrt to fiirtgct llli-k.”

“lt is only it passing four, ninth:-r.

Dick is too finc ai fellow i lic i`ailsr~."

"Yi-s you know, Loirluftlinr uinug:

people once said hard thihizs or flick. He partly deiicrwrl thc-in, too; I, his mother, say that." ‘

"Dick made a grant rnistnke. I-la

is doing his host, to put the wrong right. Ho has put much nf it right. Wlicn he pays tht- iitti-riuost furth- ing, wliut. also can ln- |‘:-qiiirr-rl of him? And Dick has :=ull’<~ri-d, ulso. We must. think of that."

TO BE CO.\`Tl.\‘lTED.)

A BAD COLD

usually catches you in your weakest spot. N0 matter where it ls, Shi- loh's#Conaumption Cure. the Lung Tonic. will reach the seat of the trouble and cure you. Your mongy back. if it doesn’t.

5 A - Y .

EN ' Ear about the autumn L°|_ only apr-uk or writo it \\'nuldu`t lic . _ _ _ ~ ____1. A7

____ .1 .1 _

Duniley-“Do you take your breakfast

.town ian-nr' Qnibbie-‘~Y¢s,bui1 on ii’ t. home_"`

Minard’a liniment Cures Dandrulf.

Knicker: “I heal that Stumpor got aw-

fully twisted in his speech."

liockcg; "Yes, he actually pointed with

ularm and viewed with prirlej'

All the lun :healing pro rtiea of the

Elini: are bottild up in Dr. \8§od's Norwny

ra Syrup. Ir. is the most. satisfactory

rei...:dy for coughs and colds of all kinds. Price 250.

"I was knocked senseless when r\ sinnll

boy." '

“\Yoll, dosent the 'doctor think you’ll

err-r get over it?" _

l\'linzrd's Linin ent for sale everywhere.

Little Betty: “My sister luis n new hat

trlinini-d with humming birds."

Lllllc Jolinny: "II`u|, tliat'.s' iiotliingl

Mu luis lrccs in hex' bonnct- I lit-urrl pn sn su.

lNaTANT RELIEF.

Nr. Rnlit. .lennin s,Mun.=.fiold, Ont.

writes: "I have usccl! nur: bottle of Dr Lo\\"s Tootliuclie Gum foriseve1'etoot|uiche and xccoivcrl instant- relief. Besidés this il. uctcd im a splendid temporary. filling' Price lllc.

Mike-Phwrit is u good opcnin' for ii

young; main?

I’nt-His inouih when lic knpes it shut..

Stupefying hcnditchcs are cured, the

howl olenrt-ii, and the bmin brightened by Mllliurn's Sterling llcndnclie Powders.

'l`lii°_v)do not wcnken the heart.. Price 101.- iuir :..5c.

~ Old I"iirly--\\'c1‘e you named nftcr you

futher? _

Little Flctcliur Surv! Iic`s lots oldci'

tlnui I run.

].r\xn-I.ivcr Pills are the lr.dles‘fnvprit

c-utlinrtic, ms they do notgrlie or pain sir-.kcn or \vc1tkcn or cuursu tlio sliglitest :ir:oii\'eriicxice. l’i-icc all rlruuirista.

l\Ir. .\`c\\'liub-\Vhut's this you'vc been

trying to niakcl

Tilrs. .\'t-wliuli (ilolcfully)-Angel cake,

but it wouldnt rise.

Mr. Xeivliub-Ali! ufailicn iingrcl cake,

clif

lV.'inard’s Llnlment Cures Burns. etc.

lilies Pluiu-l`|l novcr lmnrd at ri fiiriu

liousoagaliii. I \vi_~li y0u'rl light. lliclrunp Szlrnli. l'|n :tfrnid of the diirk.

Snmli (the fii1'nivr'.-i dziliglitcrl- .\1\~ ynu,

uo\\‘f I .~liou|il think _you`d lic more :\f1'r\id of thc light. _ _

DOES CHILDREN GOOD.

lllrs-_ Joseph l ii~u_711y,Brot-k\'illc, Ont.-‘ ‘I linvi- us-od ln-_ l.o`\v's \Vonix Syrup in my family, und it luis nl\vri.ysl>cci\ r~tl`cct- ive und has iloiio thc children pond. I can iglily in ii n1|i1_rl il.

Bay-Ilcw nrc thc eggs you orrlcrcfl

mn'i\ni»

Lindy of the lioui»,c~--liist ny them on

Ltieinblr-.

Boy~I'in no lion, iiin'i\iii. l'in tho

groceiis boy.

EARACHE CURED.

Miss J. .l .lolm.=nn,lnnlafail, Alto.. snys: _I wus troubled with Emnclre for n long miie, rind notliing lielpcd nic until I used Hai;yr\rd's Yellow Oil ivliicli cuicd me completely."

Customer-Ginuue niintlier mt trap. Dciilci'--But you just liouglit one yes-

Lerrluy.

Custun or-I know, but lllc1‘u°s n rut- i lint ouc. I

ofnar.x's linimrnt Relives Neuralgia.

a Disinfcctiiig

Effective, Safe, Economical,

Having installed an up-to date brmaldehydc Generator, which isis _i :feet Germicide

lam now prepared lo dlalnlecl dwellings, .i me In lldlrga. r men, Mona, ere., etc.. guar meeiw their |uv15rntlon if lnlrmd with the :mm of any mnrugioiis rllanae, without injury

.o any wcveu hbr|is_ ornarnenta nrxarulture.

All work dine ui du rhe supelvl on of any

medical nraetiuuzr. 1.1 according to the regula rtuna of the Board of Health.

G- D- WRIGHT,-

General Director, and Emhalmer. Otlice Phone z!3b, residence Phone 60,

Dominion Atlantic Railway.

Ani siennllp Linn to larva vla Ygnuoutn

Tl! I Fall Ll lldtfl 'll

'pogbirllu and Bam Wlldlaf D”

junction ad llllhx.

Llnxgaxas ruins have 1mun,nmy in

~ Dl'llllk¢llll953-- :rm-:-'.-.'.1.:‘si.:...":,.':i°'4:v...:.'z‘l':.:;

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Secretly 1 --

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lotta. _The Royal Mall Steamship " B O S T 0 N "

‘mrmnrnnd Mun: unmefma be

tw the luffrluve hvvtloll and ualvu Yarmouth. wmv nd lagfday fn lomm on sl ml m"loI="!|l::§dal“‘m;ddi'v.| a au'

l- ~ ridilrn mi any 1.56

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SHORT WEIGHT

no n-utter how little at a time, to a whole lot on a ycnr’s

e S _ carefully. We want ‘to give exact weight every time. But is any error it has got to be favor.

reputation is too good to

spoied by short measure. get just as correct weight as people, too-here.

JOHN CONNOLLY

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Sales exceed that other in the Lower

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Choices! growth of

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lF YOU ONLY KNEW

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When lt is Destroyed

You are too late Rem

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Canadian Quebec.

Eastern Steamship

St. john to Portland, $3.00. St. John to Boston, $3.50.

Commencing March zz, 1905,

leaves St John \Vedn¢-srlays at

port, Portland and Boston.

RETURNING

From Boston, via. Eustport nn

Mondays and Fridrtys at 9 a. ni.

Prom Portland, Mondays at 5 Passengers arriving at /St

berth or stateroom for the trip.

stcniuers of this company is a ainst fire and marine ris .

A. H. HANSCOM G. P. SLT

’ Boston.

Ci mmeuclnu Monday, Aprl' 14 h, Train: of thla Railway wlll run daily execptzd) as lnllowl:

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Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Reduced Rates stiective May

Suturdnya at 6.30 p.m. for Boston tl

Dominion Blend

Pro

India

wait to insure until the eek

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UN .05

steamer

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All cargo, cxccpt Live Stock,

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‘Cattle Dressed. . . . ,Butter fresh per

U un: Straw per cwt. ._

,mn Straw per ton (pressed). ._

Bncts pcrbu>`_................

t`l|ii-kcns per lb. ijiililiiigc per iloz. .

I-liiy por c\\'1,._.... Outs... . . . . . . . . ...

Celery per bunch. Pork . . . . . . . . . ._ , .

Pixmiiips per bus. .

Bmut per pair. . ,.

Burley per bus. . .

Butter pei ll;. .. Cnlfskiiis ll1..... Eggs per doz. Hay, loosc.....__ liny prc.\'scd. . ..._ Strmv pressed. _ . _ llirios pci' lb. ._ . Rollei' Mill Flour,

Oats (black) per

\\'lxt'u.t pcr bushel.

Potntocs, pcr bus, Tuniips . . . . ‘Geese per lb. . . . _ .

Ducks pcr lb. , _ ._ i.`lilclruiis..........

Ili~r'riiu.rpci° blil.. llaikc, por quintnl

Cod, per quintnl . . Ont.~',pr-rln1s.... _ . l‘utaitoc.~ per luis. . 'i`l1riiip.~. por bus.. liggrs, por doz. . . ..

lluttci- pci' Ili , _ . ... Appli-s por bus. . . . lliiy pix-.\'.<c<l _ . _ _ _ .

Becis pci’ Lux. liidcs pct' lb ._ 1’nrsulps, per lius Burley por bus. . . . Gt-csc pcrlli...... Turkey pci- lly.... Ilny ner ton . . . ...

It's. all the n

don. Hatters

Agents.

Muttou per carcass. . . _

,Flour per cwt (Island) ._ .. Flour, pcr lilil (lrup.). ..

nuts Oiituienl per lb

lv\\)'il1g~ l’uta\t.ocs per bus. . . . ._ . _ _ .

‘TTY Hay per ton (pressed) _ . . . _ .Sl-l 00

$2 50 BUYS THE

l"l€A'1`HI£RWl-2

stylish, coinfortrible, for felt made by Tres

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CH.\RT.OTTETOWN MARKETS. Corrected every Tuesday rind Frliluy.)

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toU00

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Turnips per bus..... li?

Carrots por bush. . . . . . .. . .0

Wild (inc-so ciich. _ _ . . . . . . . .

SL'l\IME1tSIDE MARKETS

(Fzumers Prices-Corrected

Bccf tcnrcnsslpcr lb. _ . _ . _ . .. Buck\vlieut...........

.__00to 1000

06010000 0910010 ._025to050 ...0.\‘0to000 ...0.E0to0(10

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GEORGII'i'OWN MA

_lliiddock pci' uuintxil.

Ont iuoril, pci- c-wt. . . . . .

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and Montreal.

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INTERCO

Sydiieys, Halifax, ' '-Bac

It’s dining and sleeping

Write for time

Superintendent, P.

Capt. Bi'etonlAds

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Caiiada’s Famous

-THE-

“MARITIME

Does the Business between the

Sl- John. Quebec

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IS WHY.-

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made.

tables,

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fares, etc. SHARP.

E. I. Railway,

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lllldlng as I.

& C0.

General Ciilnlsalon flomhgng

handled

on commu-

UALENDMI FOR APRIL, 1905

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CURES

_ Harness and Saddle

_ Gallo quickly,

sores, wounds-barbed wire cuts and all _skin diseases

in horse, cattle and dogs.

cts. at all dealers.

IV”

THE BAIRD C0., Ltd., Proprlslara, IOUISTWK, IJ:

l’lillllSSlllNll llllllli

E. B. wiLi.iAMs,

Barrister. Solicitor and Notary. Arran JANUARY and OFFICE--|"lOLMAN BUlLDlNf`_

Next door ‘to Royal' Bank, Water St.

Sumiiicrside. MONEY TO LOAN.

x-ra th sa wr vr

C' .

M U M F O R D B R O f Produce Commission flerchants

Muawnna Burxgmo. ARGYLE f. ALJ AX. N §~ Personal alteutlu-1-given to the na'ea of Enitri Eggs, Bags, _"'1ultry. l~‘r\'Hl,Veg<tnhles, Dr ,tir-.

Proceeds of i-ales remittrd promp\1y._ Mm xii

prices sent. nn application. Consigniiiriier aalidred. ' 4-18 d i yi

E. F. RYAN, B. A

--ff Barrister and~Attorney, GEORGBTUWN, P, E. ISLAND.

12lnwf&w rmo. I’iii.

THE DUFPERIN HOTEL

Bt. 30113 QW. E.

Overluokiug the beautiful Klng\ Square. MW ern tu every detail. Newly ua nted and ir» mipeted throughout. The only hotel in 1.:-i city with private lawn and gardens.

B. Lel0I WILLIE. CHAS CAMPBELL

Prop. Manager-

4-ril d r v1

Mclluanie 8. Arsenaull

Barrlsters, Solicitors, etc, SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I. Ofllccs-Royal Bank of Canada buil<liu_i;.

NEIL MCQUARRIE. K» C~

Ii. ARSIINAUT/l`.

1-6 dw lf.

DR. E. M. MZCKENZIIE

Diseases of woxnen and children. Office Kent Street, next door to joini-

son’s Drug Store. Telephone 317.

Residence, Alexandra Hotel, ’l`ulu~

phone 230. Oflice hours, 9-io a. iii.. 1.30-3.30 p. m., 7-8 p.m. 12 ilwgui.

ii. Join iniwii-LL, rin.

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET.

Opposite St. _Iosepli’s Convent. HOURS-Until io o‘clock n. in., 1 10 3 p. m., 7 to8 p. m. ra-6 ilu ii

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(HARVARD. )

BARRISTEII AND AT'l'0lNEY~A1`-LAW

Cor. Qaeau and Richmond Bti., Clriown Talenlmne Home 158, Ollie: 48.

w. A. o. aonson, ir. c., o. elim num

Morson & Duffy

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howl! _ `Sarlett¢wwa. P. B. .

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