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Tonmue, Feb. 18.-(Special)-Strong _

yeetarly wiudejfalr and very cold.

U _Eruptionsi

Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms

of eczema. or salt rheum, pimples ` ’ and other cutaneous eruptions pro- ceed from humors, either inherited, or acquired through defective di-

gestion and assimilation.

To treat these eruptions with

drying medicines is dangerous. The thing to do is to take

Ho0d’s Jarsaparilla

and Pills Which thoroughlycleanse the blood,

expelling all humors and building

up the whole system. They cure.

-I was greatly troubled with small boils,

guscd by working among the oil *at the »'::-ery. Hood’s Sarsaparilla waa recom- mended to me, as the best blood medicine obtainable. I began taking it, and though many other remedies had failed to benetlt me, three bottles of Hood’s fully and per- manently cured me.” Aneue Frsnxn, Emerlc St., Sarnia. Ont.

llood’e Sareaparllla promises to

cure and lxeepe the promise.

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ABigShocSalc This Month

Our counters are piled up

with bargains.

Ladies’ fine kid boots, good

:litters at 40 and 50 per cent discount.

Ladies’ shoes worth up to

$3.10 a pair for $1.00. _

Fine quality ladies’ rubbers

not pointed, worxh'6oc.for 4 5c

Men’s 6, 7, 8 overshoes 750,

mud lots of other bargains. ' all B mt

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Best Quality and

Fresh Killed ‘

Chickens and Fowls Ducks and Geese Head and feet off and all

-da-e..wn. _'

W. Alec Dreged Pork. on rite quoting rornptrep Prices F. 0. B.

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STOCK BROKERS

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THE WINTER STEAM ERS.

It is now over seven weeks since the

winter steamer Stanley was put out of action so far as maintaining communica- tiouwith the mainland is concerned. In that time she has been carried forward and backward by the winds and tides in the ieeheia in which .he is impacted and has gradually been carried about lil)

first stuck fast.` Yesterday shewasre- ported about five miles oil’ the coast of Arisaig and apparently still fast in the ice and helpless-. Her coal supply must be also short, and ln the extreme cold

weather recently prevalent it will require

a quite large daily consumption to pro-

vide the necessary heat without the use

of any for purposes of navigation.

For flve or six days piet the Minto' hae-

also been oiiher regular duty of plying

between Georgetown and Picton, having

gone to the rescue of the Stanley. It will

be observed that the latter steamer lnher hupien anrtto the eastward hu emma the Minto’s regular route, and is .now

farther out of reach than at any time dur- ing a week past. Meanwhile tho' Minto is also fast in the ice and has been so for some days. What the outcome may be it is hard to predict. It is to be hoped and expected that the Minto will get free within a few days, although the ice-pack about her is said to be very heavy, and the northwest wind of yesterday would not afford much, if any relist. As for the

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~ Orwewould not sell the quantity we do-

For nervous debility. run

down constitution, for long standing cough or tendency to consumption-We recom-_ mend it strongly. ' v _ f ‘ -_ Price_7_§eperbottle.ol\eaper other makes. Soldby

communication. That route we unhesi

The Capes Route cauonly be made avail

Buginggg Om” Tglephgne 133g. ‘ ` able by the construction of a pier onthe ' ' 9 ' OM Hem 87;- E’ 501; mlm M _Island me or the su-sir. This has been Dr' Chase S Nerve F

Residence Teiepirone, 132 mpmnnmd "ry stung” mr "ma yum PIEV€l1fS and CIIIES PaI`&1ySiS by

_ , ti th columns, but nothing has _ - "~ » ` Editorial and News Telephone 133. _JZ Q etzesecum its construction We~ R§St°1'mg Wasted and DeP1¢ted Oilioe Hours xz noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to iz p.m. n ‘me _ ' D1S€2.S€S: '

J. E. I; n§§cREA¥Y_, -uliditor can only again impress upon our repro, _

C8 CDCE C C UBC 32 I _-_'t' _ _

_ _ , -,= '°”t“tl'°° ‘nd um,” th’ D°mlni°“ G°" :To understand paralysis and itsjcause _ __ ,

Crllllwilli 12110 llrtrollli l\¢°B8Bil57 °f WDPIY it is well to remember that every move H0115 SIVCII and f¢0¢1V¢d- TIN

ing this necessarywork. There is no other lll¢l\_¢_ Of $56 bmi! °l` il! m°;'°b?1`5__l'3h du' Y°u oould _ 1 ` l

moans ln sight by which continuots °° t ° °°“l"'°°"i°”‘9f muse °’ W 1° un ` Q

steam service can be established or main- gggezlxa Pl“_°° undel; the i_nn°°°°° °fl _ gg 'F G mi)

THURSDAY, Feb. 19, 1903. tained." -The present utterly paralysed As this alldmporldnd nerve force ls _ , . NI 0» GNT

' . condition of our-_winter servicefcalls with created in the nerve centres of the brain 1Eas_n;5r:‘yr1_{ePte9en_ -tahv? H' F' _B”ka_ 13°! 41.1 und! I

trumpet voice for' the establishment of

steam service at the Capes. We hope yet to see a railway ferry there, but it must first be demonstrated that one or both of

our winter steamers can ply there, and to make that demonstration the necessary' pier .must be provided. '

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The approximate number of telephone

messages exchanged in Canada during

miles from Sea Cow Head, where she was [the year 1931 was 185,369,216. Or rather

this ls the number reported by 43 out oL 4.9 companies doing business ln the.Dom-U inion. It maybe that the number, if all theoompanies had reported their business for the- year would have been close upon 50 millions. In any case the num- ber of telephone messages is approximate- ly equal to the total number of letters posted in the Dominion. This lathe more noteworthy asthe actual business of th. telephone compan ies is largely confined to the cities while the postal service U _f

universal. - - ' -

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An interesting war game is being 'pl‘y_

ed in Portsmouth; England between rep- resentatives of the United States _and Ger-

man navles, under rules that give as near “ as possible the conditions of actual war-‘ fare. Umpires decide upon what can or

caunot be eifected within a, given time. So

far in the mimic warfare the German fleet' has defeated the American fileet stationed in the Philippines, and another' German fleet crossed the Atlantic and

captured Havana. f_l‘he`great_ battle of the

led upon one eighth as many

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Ofwatelies, clocks, jewelry,

eye l‘d““"°' S0068, toys, etc , 2-5 percent 06. _ Now istlie-'time

batgaizsas we_want~m§

rqrdinary medicines. _.Ita is neither a

that for the future: `Wlf»\\ UWU *5°U\`~\°Y5» We bespeak ‘T hm’ lumen” TF th'

_._ continuous communication could bel K‘°d°1'331’t°UHll_lthlS 8V6lllllg to hear

'-'-llff_Y_i,l~;*3__J` _mmnmlned and lurlller default ,md Mr. G.\__rdluer’s lectureontis _tour to the ,

" penalties "owed . Mediterranean,_ Egypt aud_ the Holy, _ ,__ ~

‘ This nan howeven the servlce ln, Land.The tour was made under most ” _ _.___ _ _ __ _Q _

'mln many ml°d_ both dd th, fevomble _auspices and Mrll Gardlliler is _ _ _ /___ _ . _ . __

ll .analertandaeourahassve asa s row ' - __ -` i ?.‘;:°.;°.°.;’:‘;<;’;.;'.°::.“.:;;“:;“:.°:‘;;':.:I:: ._...., .1 3; _ v em- fn and wc- of sh ._

ht Georgetown ll almost dd ldedl ,ldter crlbing what he sees in an interesting

*port for ice-breaking steamers in these ~, manner' W* 1"] “fe *U 9°Yl'_’3 t_h_5t.thl3 northern latitudes, but Picton has proved _l1°°°.‘“`° 'ul be f°.n`°t lP‘drm‘u°n dvd” to be inaccessible in the present season cr _ 9° “H "`P° Wm* 3° bl’ '"1U“f°"m°‘_i “mu” J in past seasons for days and evenweeks at W9 °°““u`l°' "i""‘°d° Th°5°_ 'h° “tend a_ time. Tbetrength of a chain must be Wm b’ m°"° th” well "P“id_°'“d “ll tm measured by its weakest link .and Picton “We l*im° "Wh Wm h°"° the °“"l’h‘°u°“ is the weak link in the eastern' route. °f °°nmb“ti°¥ t'° “ “mst w°rFb7 °bj°"'t'°

~Son‘e other route must be found if the lm” 5“P9°“ °f "lm Frm” Edwlml Elma Island is to have the stipulated continuous _ H°9Pif“1~ _ ' ._

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...hwy t.h..... h. th. 0..... Rm., PARA_LYS1b

_ V M 1_5 weioh is at present the only route by ____

"23-'w'-1" .__ which either mails or passengers can go The Dreadfnl Result Of ._ Neglected

TH E E E or come. Our freight service outward and ' Nefvgus Di5¢a5¢5__Study the

North side :Queen square. inward is wholly paralysed and cut of. Symptl-_,mS_ ' . CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. ' ` `

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"and spinal cord, ’ and conducted ,_ along wire-like nerve-iib the va rious parts of the body,any derangement of the brain, spinal cord or nerve dbres may result in paralysis or loss of the power of move- ment. ~ l A Paralysis, then. is the natural results of all neglected nervous diseases. _ ' Ifyou find yourself nervous and_irritable,- over-sensitive to light, sound and motion, addicted to continual movement -or tapping of the lingers, twitching of tha' muscles, sudden starting and jerking ef the limbs during sleep, ifyon have ner-_

to sleep or rest, feel downhearted and discouraged, and undt to iight the battle of life; if your nerves are 'weak and ex- hausted and your blood thin and watery, you have every reason to fear paralysis of at least some part of the body, and con- sequent suifering and helplessness. -

Paralysis can alwayibe prevented and partial paralysis actually cured by' the timely use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. The time to begin treatmentis when any of the above mentioned _symptoms become apparent. These__ are indications of a degeneration of'thfe§ncrve_ bella, and when nerve force becomes exhausted paralysis isbound tofollow. , P L _ . ' ' Dr. Chasefs Nerve Food acts on -thi system in an entirely different way to

stimulantto help tired nerves to renewed activity, nor a narcotic, nor opiate, deadeu the nerves. On the contrary, it is a food_ cure whichlforms new, red colpuscles in the blood and create nerve cells. _Every :lay it is bringing back health. strength and vitality to scores and hundreds which have ' imc' discouraged through the failure of doctors and other treatments to cure them. 50

_cents a box at all dealers, or; Edmanson

Stanley, if not rescued, or able in some W8»1°lS 10% $0 001119 Wish the Am¢l‘i¢|m BM" &C°' T°r°m°' ‘ _ ' _ _' way to free herself, the prevalent opinion MIIB H661? elfwllnlfers the German fleet ill. S ` ` ‘ `

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is that .he win drift into the chirhpihh the Gnlrhemexxee. ` _ _D-£VASTATH!lY__llUll9|°*N5' - Qulifkegt,

north west ccast of Cape Breton. \ -"""' Bupa Pg';1-_ 15,.~_A_ .ga-giblg hm-|»ig5;| ` _ ~ ~ , l Il' “V b° °$<""'°’°°° ne" t° "°°"n Under the "caption, “How much then, visited thlstovm to day and did enormous ' '

hat by the terms of be

“ '"’i°“ mee” N” is 'a man better than a Isheepil” the d°m580» Silly 90110118 W0” iU.l\1l`9fl- 'F Islmd 'md tbl’ D°mi°i°°_ th” “tt” b°` Seleuti1lcAm¢rioan discusses the slaugh-

camc res onsihleam `

D "3 “her mms' mr ter of passengers that has recently oc FORA CEHEAINTYI AM CURED T T

‘efficient steam service for the co v U _ ' ’ A 1 I A

` “ ey' curred on American railroads. It points HT- J°;m°5 T1`¢¥1.fm'm6 buwbef. 535i _ ' p ,mee of malls and passengers _lo be “_ _mt that oh the naw,” mth. United aoelald btxeet.London. nt., writes that ,

t h 1 'l 'th kill I ' _

tablished and maintained between the Kin dom dun” 15 ml-mth ‘_ t dgeagg g1€?ir?1ris1::vx;sti:>|:1b1‘;g. wlie becanueli ‘ Made by the gleat Canadian match makers:

‘ f _ F if 5 P” ”° ampsiehlhnnhul ` _ '»

Island and the Malnl nd of

egs would swell so tnat

° the D°ml°i°” a single passenger was 'killed her could scarcely no round. He never

winter and summer, thus placing the ,bile United States railroads had "ed 5”? m°di°i“°Ph“`dld mm” much Island in continuous communication goodmnn chases Kidney Liv" Pius

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kmed 77 pgssengers Wilma the and knows for a certaint _ that this _ _ __

with the Internoihnihlruilway and the] ,hed past 15 days, The S,,l,,,,,d,, §§°§f,'j“,§';‘b§§{“d him-_ 0” 541 “ “ml _ _ ~ _ ; _ Q

railway service of the Dominion." In Adldrlcad ldnllu. stadeslthdb tbl, dwldl _ " 1 ' i ~‘~.* ' fl ' T

years past the Dominion failed to live dis' mt is th l . ` _ _ " _ _ - _ l ~ - -_ . °

_ D y e more nexsusable ‘be . . _ T ° l _ _- 1 _ `

up to_ the terms of this contract, and odd" the numb” dl “genes” “fled P _Lama Purchasing dress g°°d5 atl '

» - _ t ’ he ` ‘

last year granted an additional subsidy ld_G t Brll ln la . a on S -venlepnvllgge °f atteqtmn

_ rea a greater, second and services in making of Misses 5 'T nts 1’ X 3

of $30,000 a year in Payment of such l,,,¢,,,,,, ,ms gram. numb, Power and DeCosta who are consxd oe pe be

default. lt was then honed and expected ‘lemma ' - l *fed 9-m°U€,`5t_lC1131’l 'f¥¢t0WU T A _ _ _ _ V '

o ’s best

dressmak

_ _ ~ ~ I ers. ~ _ '2-17 dtf

so Ynans or rronmc PILES. “H” °t t"°k`24’°°° mm' 1” G"“ '

Mr i _ Britain maint 200,000 miles int-he Uhiiefl The busy being now over - ` _._

_Od t__° th‘;Ib“}’d'§h“,§;é§‘;”‘;‘:;‘l:u}_’é States; and, thu-diy the average speed and _ our furriers can makeover or ' '

§1;e’_;e:'_e;l__a_x_sterrlhlg°.g1:;_ad._it_;:g_i::1gi_S%1ll% frequency oftrainsls greater there then__9~_i1YfU-I, _5 at 511011 110_t1C€- Satisfac- P, 0, 53]

,h ba, 'f° ,I d - ld td hen." Them ensue need nrrnrsher-__f1°§g}1cra11_teed_ L<_>westprio_es_at>' ' ‘ v ' “ ' ns:Dr.<§T:.fe:bi§t|§1n:? Hzagoixinned wmmmggxmt ml ill,-,.e‘,.m,l,l, mt My gbtore--‘§entner., McLeod 8;

this treatmentuntil entirely cured, and ' C0 l I8 d I Wk'

ts hilias never had any returnof hisnld Canediaaratlweys _seem tohe but little _ ’ _ 0 '

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