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INCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY 29, 1901.

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fa.

_ _ Your Doctor.

;~ -= \Ve wish you would ask

. your doctor what he thinks

“ ‘I of Vapo~Cresolene. He will r ap say “It's certainly the best ‘ Q way ot reaching the throat

` and lungs, this inhaling

method.”You see, it brings the medi- cine right in contact with the weak places. lf it’s asthma, bronchitis, whooping-cough, croup, or any such trouble, the Cresolene vapor touches every inflamed place. Relief is quick, certain. 1

Va Cresolene is sold li dru pists everywhere.

The ezporizer and Lamp, vzhichgshould last a life- time, and a bottle of Cresoiene complete. $1.50;

extn augzplles ot' Cresolene 25 cet.ts and 50 cents. llluatrat booklet containing physicians' testi- monials free upon request. Vno-Cizxsonznl Co., E80 Fulton St., New York, U.S.A. _

Going Fishing ?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jamieson’s Drug Store-

All new and reasonable prices. A Baden Powell would make the

fishing better. I

It’s the best 5c. Cigar.

The Medical Hall'

Pallor and Ieaness are the

evidence of deficient nourish- ment or defective assimila- tion. ` P U TTN E WS EMU LSION contains in small compass and in palitable form a sur- prising' amount of nourish- ment and tonic virtue. Thin people who take it grow fat, -pale people soon resume the line of health puny child- ren grow plump and rosy.

Be sure mu get PilTTNER’S

the original and best Emul- sion.

Ofall druggists and deal-

ers.

CO .

The Schooner B. F. Wood-

side will be due here from

New York about the 22nd

inst. with 700 tons Hard Coal

n Egg and Chestnut sizes.

As we _have secured a

specially reduced freight we

will sell low whilst landing

C.lYllNS&lll

10i.5--16

Lobster Bait

750 Bbls- tferring

For sale by

A. F. LARKIN.

Tignish.

May 27d1w

P l l ‘

HOW

ARE

YOUR

' EYES ?

This is an important question and

one that should receive careful

thought. V

While we dcn’t claim to be able to

suit all who are suHering with their eyes, we know of a good many who have received great benedt by wear- 1°!

Our properly fitted Glasses

It is likely we can help you.

G. H. TAYLOR,

I Jeweler and Optician,

Sunnyside, Queen Square.

mi hull intimal

wiznsi-:spAY, MAY 29. 1901-

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BRITISH REPRESENTATION

With all Irelaiid's wrontrs there is one

point in regard to which she enjoys more than an equality with the sister KlDIld0lDS- We refer to the matter of her representa- tion in the Imperial Parliament. With a population now less than that of Scot- land she is privileged to elect 103 mem- bers to the House of Commons while Scotland elects but 72 members. In Eng-

gland and Wales there is but one member for each 65,700 of the present population; in Scotland one for 62,110 and in Ireland

one for 43,253.

If the ratio between population and re-

presentation in England were made neue- ral throughout the United Kingdom England and Wales would of course have their present number of 495 members, \vhileScotland could have but 68 and

Ireland would hardly be entitled to so many as Scotland, making in all a House of 031 members. But is to be observed that in the early days of the union and down nearly to the middle of last century Ireland was under-represented. In 1801 with one third of the population of the United Kingdom she had less than one sixth of the representation.

In Canada we have become so accus-

tomed to representation in proportion to population that comparatively slight variations from the standard call for a

periodical readj ustment after each

census. In tl_'_ie Old Country the fact of Ireland or Scotland being under or over

represented attracts apparently but little attention. It would we think have been

better had our constitution provided that no part of the original representation of

a Province should be taken Iaway. As it is Prince Edward Island has already lost one of her original number of six, repre- sentatives of the Commons, and is in some

present danger of shortly losing another. We may escape for the time but it will

evidently be a pretty narrow escape.

THE OTTAWA SESSION.

When Parliament assembled on 6th

February last the Government majority was thought to be about 45. At the first real test of strength, on Mr. Borden’s

amendment to the motion to go into sup- ply the amendment was defeated by a majority of 54.

Both Houses were presided over by new

Speakers during the session, Mr. Brodeur in the Commons and Hon. Mr. Power in the Senate, both of whom appear to have shown themselves well qualified and impartial. The Opposition had also a new leader in the person of Mr.R. L.

Borden of Halifax, and his course during the session appears to have been highly satisfactory to his followers, who have takenastrong liking to him. He has been very cautious, very courteous in debate, and at the same time has evinced

watchfulness and ability.

The measures adopted during the ses-

sion includes. supply bill larger than ever before passed by a Canadian Parliament; the creation of a branch of the Royal Mint at Ottawa; a settlement of one of

our Island claims by a new subsidy of $30,000 ayear; a subsidy of $100,000 a year for steam service between Canada and France; a bill providing three addi- tional Judges for Quebec, which had been

rejected by the Senate last year; an amendment to the election law providing a new form of ballot and making a certi- fied check good for a candidate’s deposit; a bill providing pensions for otlicers and

men of the militia after 20 years’ service, with 5 per cent deductions from oiiicers’ salary toward making the pensions good; a bill making the 24th of May a perpetual holiday; a measure to prevent fraud on

IIRIINKENNESS ' IS A DISEASE

' AUD GRN GIIRED

IS YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER FATHER, any _ci your relatives amictg%_;1_v__q the Disease of D_i;_n__t;_ken- ~ ness- . i aveasurc cure w can be gwen wrrn or wrrnotrr the know- ledge o_f the patent. Read the follow- ing which speaks for itself :-. _ _ DR_S_%ivHFéx.__\_§1cts_c_o, Cgr.. De_c___{. i9oo___;

ND RS CO., 'cage . '

Dear Sirs--Kindly acce t my thanks

for the wo_r_i;_1crfu1 ang permanent cures you ve wrought on many members of my congregation. I have organized a society among ni mem- bers to gromotc and advertise most

, safe an my cure for this dreaded ‘ curse and ` se whichso many are I amines 'ta Y '

wi ou will learn in the

very near future of the result of their labors I sincerely hope that God will blcse you and allow you to still continue in

this great and good work in savin our fellow mortals rom the scene o? de- struction. and place them on the road to_ liyc a sober and righteous life. On1y~ wishinglcoixld do more to assist you inthisnoblc and worth work, I am, -

`Yours in Christ,

Rev M Bf f

.J._ .

WeIha d ` ‘ t-

end we ;aFnaxiiu$ ?8tu§glBb=i%ad?s on file speaking of these wonderful 5 cures. Send f part! la

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nn. w. H. sairivnnas co.,

Sta.C.Chicago.I1l., U.S.A. tod&wiy~f _

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farmers and other consumers of hinder twine, requiring the length per pound to be stamped on the ball. These and m my acts of incorporation and amending acts of various kinds constituted the bulk of the sessiotfs work.

Over 100 ofthe members of the Com-

mons were new to parliamentary life, and they appear to have joined ' with 81155 alaciity with the older members and Senators in raising their sessional pay from $1.000 to $1,500 each. Both parties were equally committed to this change, the leader of the Opposition having seconded the resolution to that end which was moved by the Premier.

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The New York Worlk estimates that

this year 75,000 persons will be divorced in the United States. The increase in the

rate of divorces is alarming. In 1870 only 3§ per cent of the marriages were-dissolved and in 1900 eight per cent ended in the di- vorce Court. 'l`he number of divorces in all other civilized countries taken toget- her do not equal the number in the United States. This condition has become a na- tional peril. The family isthe unit of all government, and where family relations are so unstable as above noted the state

is in danger. Easy divorce is a short road to national ruin.

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"Blood tells." But we rarely receg.

nize the_ fact except in times of stress and strain. A horse which looks like a “ scrub ” may beat another horse which seems the ideal of a racer, just by that one quahty of _good blood. Similarly men, who seem in the pink of condition drop down under the racing strain of business. Why? Blood tells. Men reckoned perfectly healthy start out for

"_ business, they

§ ._ _ :_nak_;: a run . "‘~‘ -\ or tr '

,f \ and ciillaghxeii

ure " t h e y

call it. Blood

failure would

. " 3 often the

tt .

Take care of the blood andethenbbndy -

will take care of itself. It is the blood which builds the body. The blood in-

geeed ir the body. A sound body must

based on sound blood. . It ia one of the peculia' fd gf

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Mcdicflr that it eliminates from the blood theedz fete and poisonous matter which is antag- onistic to health. It also gives to the blood those elements which are necessary to its strength and vitalit . Th b

the use <;f__‘_‘ Golden Medical Diacoiigry ’y‘ urity o ood and f bod h been attained by thoiirzviidxi bf sickly :iid acrofulous men and women.

No other medicine pin-ities the blood

and builds the body as docs the “Dis- covcry." Accept no substitute. ..:.;;..K;ij.e°,e.:si.v:.°.fa.e staircase %il.ff`f'i§1§’.i~"{=’iig’»i?‘~E`§.,‘i'-51”"--‘i'¢§'§'§`.‘§‘i?3‘if estly and candidly t_hi:.__t is the grandest m¢di_ §`$’.f.f§§.°.f t°.°}2Ki’,3‘1‘.i€i..i?I.El’.'t‘i."I‘.‘f‘i.§li‘§,i".}.°‘i2t

on thc skin and swelling in my knees and Ificet eothat I could not walk. I spent about twenty dollars paying doctors’ bills but receiycd no be- nefit. A year or two ago I was reading one of grit' Memorandum Books and I decided to try

. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery and ‘ Pg.

vorite Preset-iption,’ and am entirely cured."

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are grad-

uated to the requirements of woman's

delicate s stem. Th gulat Qi Komach, liver and bowdalg. re e e

1' .f .-

l§#¢#*li@£€=litill€###¥ gi 1-855 1901. jg

glhe Test oi Time 5,

w as applied to Carbonated Beverages has

proved that the drinks of our manufac

* ture are of the verv best quality.

For over fortv vears they have bee

* first in favor with the trade.

gg SPEGIALTIES. §[s6lnger|le, tream Soda ale Lemon Sour. #1: Orange Phasphlte. Singer Bae :gg Sarsanarlllt

Your orders will have prompt atte

*tion

di ine. ll. simmons, n

g 5-22 dzin then cod 2m. Charlottctonw. #

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TEN DERS

For Dwelling House-

Scaled Tenders will be received by the under- signe ' up to and on MONDAY, t1_ie_ioth day of JUNE _ 19:1. from any parties willing to con- tract fer the Brcctiori of a Dwelling House and Stable at or near the Hillsboro Cnecse Fac tory

Lot 48, contractor to purchase _ all material neceshary, the Company to draw it from Char

lottetown, and deliver it on the ground .

Work to be ctmpleted by the ioth day of July

r i, 9‘1”.laus and specifications to be seen at the Factory, Lot 48, and at the oiiicc of Fcuneil & Chandler, Ch’town, on arid after _[une ist

The names of two gooi securities willing to

bind themselves for the faithful performance of thc work must accompany each tender. _ The names of two good securities willing to bind themselves for the faithful performance ofthe work must accompany each tender. _

'fender to be marked "Tender for Dwelling-

House"_ The directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.

By order of the Directors .

LESTER McLEaN, sec'y.

maSd4i wxi Ch‘t0wn. P» 0.

M_cI.EAN, A.A_. C., Barrister, Solicitor

Omce, B_i'own’s B ock, Victoria Row,_ Char i

idttstown, _Branch oiiiccin Wadman's building

d. Money toloan

mm ‘ 1

SMALLWOOD, C R. Barrister andattorney-at

-Law; Notary Public, etc. Oice, Cameron

Block, .atei occupied by F. L, Hazard, ESQ. South Side giccn Square. Money to loan.

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hianufnohxrezf.

Mgpvmk s ano_3_ ,_ cat-_~_isge_ pungim, cusgmi

or aspeci . cpmring. every cs;

acription promptly altendedto. _A good variety ofcarriagea, sleighs, etc, always on han Terms to all ' purchase llcBhei1’e Old

_tractiveness and durability are combined with healthfulness

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time it will pay to get our prices.

stand, Kent Street, Charlgtetownki. 8. I. i

vituiiii

FOR_§__

' 'Ihe undersigned private contract that

Floor Coverings

-F'or=¢.--

Summer Homes.

- ' hotisqon the corn.-ir gf

_ _ _ , Pownal Streets.

The big store is showing a splendid collection of new The pmpmy im' a

Floor Coverings specially adapted for summer homes, at- :;°_t_<_»_11_._¢_=;fr;»__f__=;>1_»__f:l=_§_»;¢:_;____

Tb H. '

in the several specialties in Floor Ccveringshere quoted ° `°'°"’

economical t pti es md in md Madman md . ii ' L' .f. '

` ' easy terms of purchase

'For particulars apply to the undersigned.

H J

‘ New Carpet-1 keep arriving in endless profusion at the Big Store. This sea son’e assortment is the largest and most complete we have ever shown. 'Every line from the cheapest Hemp to the quality ot Wilton and Axminlter being replete with all the latest and most stylish goods the world produces.

Brussels Carpets

New isnussicts dancers, in artistic

Tapestry Carpets

N nw Taritsrnr caiirnrs in pretty de- _ _

sig, , 25,." 3%, 40, ya,-d_ designs and coloi-ings. Special to clear

` f , at a low figure Fine rarnsrnr canrnrs, in large A magaiiicient line of nnuqsius cn-

variety of pretty designs and color- rms, with 5-8 horde;-sto match, at a

late Thou

29 Wed. Fri. tf

` be bought at a great bargain

F L. Ex-ciitors of ` Estate

lcirmwn, Miy zna, 1901'-

iugs . 48-J. special price.

, ' d _ Our 1. ader fthe tinest imusszr.s_can- haw rari-:srnr cancers, han some 63t. PEL in me world 5_8 horde” to mmcm

$1.65. _ __

Good 5-frame nntissnu ' canriira I

hand art designs. 5-8 borders to matcli Punt” n me P' E' 81.00 1.25, and 1.35. ,

contrast with a few to match above Hill and Stair Cirpets to match wud' 'ner mm’ swf”

°‘°°'° 48°" 63 `°' 75"" 89°" 98°" SLM' cimieitetewasnswed. asses

Very bes: natnonai. rarnsritr can-

PE'rs . newest design- 95c.

Insurance Companies

Hall and Stair Carpets that will °‘“"'°"°'-H*"" °`°"°°‘

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we \ _` 1 sending Plane ` lilllhilllilll i ' s C , That Bloom 1

H" i age éhcsnd that

_ .p an a ut your

_ your flower beds.

Another biz drive in Art Squares all sizes all prices. N

China Matting. °

\Viedow Curtains. for yoaif 50 ends of Carpets to clear, you get 1 1-2 for the price of one yard. f:§§‘“§‘,§;_

`C"C_)!\ Mf\iii\'\Z. - ` Astgrs,

Window B‘iv\d=. read'-'pads or made to order. Stair Pads. Window Trimminqs, Window Poles.

Blind Poles. Brackets and Pole ence. '

Muslin by the yard for Curtains. Madras. S'lk Curtains, Furniture Cover

in s.

g Dundee Hemp Cai-pot. Hemo Squares, all sizes. Scotch Squ~ra°, Union

Squares. Canadian Squares. Hearth Rags, Do or M its, Rubber Mi/ts, Cocoa

Mats, from 25c up to $250.

'Lai-ge Reversible Mat’s, Enrlish Wilton, Kidler Mat‘s, Axminister M~ttu._ _ Royal American Smyrna Mitts. 3 treated.° .ldgice The famous Brussell Carpet Sweepers, Carpe? swesper findings. We repair Geramums for

carpet sweepers, new wheels, new rubbers and new brushes io: above always _ §'ff,‘,i{’,;2_§°;,,d on hand.

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git the end of every ' I' 5

S'air cla=ps ani rther house furnishings. ,

J pccia occasions te -ided to. _ i

Whether on are renovating, movin or oin housekee ie for the first fi§‘nl;’_'ds§;§_f:§°“'°

_ Hot h iiscs and

' Street, west.

JAMEST

Jas.‘Paton& Go.

, 0 Worth’s

nuttin siiimsmv ci. ua '-‘visit

, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM Montreal and Charlottetown d~-»»f~»

. Fine turnouts for

Ask your friends what they think of Paton’s Cirpets.T1ey will tell you their

Carpets are good and that they wear well.

The Carpet Men,

» DURING The sEAsoN oF iooi I ,»».+p-i-.s pmt- ,

Cllling at Father Point. Gaspe. Mil Bay, P--rcs, Cape Cove, Grand River T9lePh0n3 32

Summer-side, Charlottetown and Picton .

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FRGM M0lllTa’.~EAL Fiiiill BH TOWN

arerii g Anoureriu _ §52°°3‘“

Monday, 3rdJune. . . . . ._ Monday, 27thMay . . . . . . .._

" 17thJune . . . . . . . “ l0chJnne . . . . . .........

lst July . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 24th June . . . . . . . . . . . .. . _-

¢¢ tt

Prince Street, Ch’town. P. E

First class single

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15th July. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 7th July...... . . . . . ... 29th July . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 22nd July . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 12ch August . . . .. . . . ,_ 5th August . . . . . . . . . .. . , 26th August.... . . . . . ...j 9th September . . . . . . . .. .

' 23rd September . . . . . . .. . . ,

7th October . . . .. . . . . . . A

21st October . . . . . . .

'4thNovéniber..........| ‘f

Returr_ii`iig will leave Picton, N. AS , every afternate Monday at noon. Speed MSO clipping

on airiva 'of trains from Halifax and St. John, callin t Ch l tt t , ’ Summereide, Perce, Mal Bay, Gaspe, and Father Point.g B M 0 6 mm tended to’ Terms

Subject to change should circumstances require. J, N

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30:hSeptember.......... .’ 14th October . . . I am prepclred to

28th Ocwber: ' ge_nt|emeti’s horses,

19th August . . . . . . . . . .. . " _ “_” 2nd Sepfemb¢r...... .. , Having removed t0

\_s¢h.september....., Burris’ stable Sydney

colts and handle horses

CGARVELL BRDS -3-“"* - f -

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Ch’town, May 20th, 1901 , Aga*-‘ts wnsags

IIIIIS

zizswif _ '

_ Mackinnon & Williams

Just received 375 boxes of .Oranges -B°"M"" S°ud°°”'

and Lemons, selling cheap wholesale D' A' "5-¥N"l0Nf U- B-v K- C'

and retail. . i B BAYFHD 5 V

W L Hutcheson Crown Bleek,

- ,t 9 C,9“_t°°t‘°“°‘7' lloneytnieqenRed&hl.

1 -21d¢f- ` ` Jmimav

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writing paper-by the quire, pod#-and tell us whether it

using.

But just step in and complfé

hotel

favorably with what you haw