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abiiiit the purity of our drugs but we are even more careful to see that the drugs we use igfdpfspensing are of the high-

Fetfflquality-‘nothing doubt- ul tinds a place on our shelves. _ Qiworth remembering when your physician hands you a prescription to get hlled.

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Eweryoneislookiug for the Spring. bring,

our watches and clocks io ua and we will iind

we will furnish it and warrant it for one year

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The torpedo-bostdestroyar Usuquomois an excellent representative of the Japanese torpedo crait. which have been

accomplishing such wonders during the present war, particularly in their reposted daring attacks 'on Port Arthur. These

little vesssels have taught the world a new lesson as to the possibilities of torpedo warfare. gvfiie “S and we will start you, local of _ i V -

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Snap. (llnimeniand Pills the iliorld's Greatest

Skin Cures. '

tomhlete Treatment for Every umuur, from Pimples

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WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS

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The agonizing itching' and hui-ning

of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and orusting of the scalp, as in scalled head| the facial distigurement. as in pimples and ringworm; the awful suffering of infants and the anxiety ot worn-out parents, as in milk crust, tet- ter and salt rheum, all demand a reni- edy of almost superhuman virtues to successfully eope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement is made regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evidence. The purity and sweetness, the power to sifordf immediate -relief,

the certaini! of speedy and permanent cure, the bsoiute safety and gent economy, have made them the s ud- ard skin cures and humour remedies of the civilized world.

The grandest testimonial that can be

oiicred the Cuticurs remedies is their world-wide sale. due to the personal recommendations of those who have used them. From a small beginning

in the simplest form, against preiludice and opposition, agalnii monied oats,- oountiess rivals, and trade indifference,

_Cuticura remedies have become the

frefstest puiirtires gf theirhtimei sad, u act o s tme. ornow ere n e history of medicine is to be found another approaching them in popularity

and slaleih Inlpvery eiime sag img eggnry peep e ey ave me w reception. The couiines of the earth are the only limits to their growth.

They have conquered the world. ch Outlines Iisssivsnl, ligld and ln thshrm of aeolsts °ii““’“’i.'.t‘.l‘il2"....a‘ “i""“.:i“..':l‘.§’.‘i."t"¢°.ti’.€.’.! `”‘°"’"‘~°"‘:'.r.-u‘..l?_*.?:.:r:."-“i».i’:.“‘i>r.°;: Bookagoiiitmdfuilsaxs-"

FIRE INSURANCE

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l side] we are now in a position _to _ - ch ` contract for lunibing in the most

and sanitary manner. Also jvc plans and specu

Batioh altdftarnisli estimates on all wort entrusted to ua. We shall always strive to give entire satisfacti on on all work

f._ ellti1|l_\ld_td ua. using the very best stock procurabie and ex- I to do the work. I _ ~

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BUNYAN RELIC.

-Ollgilnl Warrant \\ hieh Cemmltlsl IIB

to Bedford Jail. '

On April 23. 1661, there took plans

the coronation of Charles II., and as 0. mrirk of royal clemency prisoners for every oiience short. of iclony were that day released, those awaiting trial dismissed at discretion.

On the 243rd anniversary oi that

day-e, day on which John Bunyan would have been released from Bed- ford Jail after his tirst three weeks' confinement had it not been for the porversity oi the authorities. who chose to regard him as a legal con- viction, reudering it necessary that a pardon should bc sued ior-there will be offered for sale at Sothci:y's, Lou-

~don, the original warrant under

which, in 1674, hc was for a third time incarcerated, although, owing t0 the intervention oi' the Bishop of Lincoln, in whose diocese Bedford then was, for a period of six months only.

The warrant, signed by thirteen J.

P.’s-six baronots and seven esquires -is addressed to the constables oi Bedford, and charges Bunyan with having preached or taught at a con- venticie meeting or assembly, under the color or pretence oi the exercise of religion, in manner other than according to the liturgy or practice of the Church oi Eng-land. Noncon- formity is somewhat .frccr nowa- days! »

Rarities by the "tinker . . .

who strove to mend mcn's souls as well aa kettlos and pans" are to-day the object of extraordinarily eager competition in the sale-rooms. It is worthy of note that apart from im- portant monuments oi early print- ing, such as the Fuse and Schceller Psalter of 1459, a copy of which on vellum brought in 1884 £4,950, the highest amount ever paid at auction for _a book, and examples by our own Caxton, no printed work aave one has realized anything like as much under the hammer as "The Pil- gri'm’s Progress."

It has a wider circulation than any

_book except thc Bible, has bccfn translated into 1.04- languages, and in 1901 thc Nash copy of the first edition, Part l., with the perhaps unique frontispicce ci Bunyan circum- ‘ingprcalizcd £1.-175. ns compared with nn issue vniiii- of lu. iid.

As hus in-on siiiri, nni- other wmlk

only, apart froni thosi- iii'iiii1~d in the fifteen-nth cr~ntiir_v_ luis i'i~nii'/.i-il ns much at auction. This is thc l-`ir.et Folio edition of Z\`liiil\'i»:<|ii-uri-, \\'iiui<c "record" is .ill_72<l_

Thc null- oi thi- llunynn wuimnnt

promises to lic oiii-_ of thi' inur~'i_ iii- t('l'0Stll”iR nilCiinii-l‘0riyn e\‘i'lils oi 1904.-London News.

|’s\uin‘a Kiir-heir.

At tho bottom oi (li-i-ut, !<:ifTrnn

hill, London, is sitiiiiiiwl wliiii. iii oni- tirne was one ni thi- must. hiili-oils und dangerous slums. lt is iuiri ui ii riiinous old ii-ni-mciit_ 1-xui<tI_\~ mi- lwcriiig to tin- di‘nci'iptiiin of liii- iii- inmolls dvn to whiish thi- /\ri|'i| llodgvr lcd Oliver 'l`\\'ist rin a ni-iv lmi for a visit to "ilri»i~iiluiid." 'line den hurl i~ic\'ci'iii <iminoi_is limkiiiu stuirmsvs ii-udiiig into iliirk niiii ill- sinclling pussiigi-.Q ,und had pii~nt_\-' of cupboards available lor thivvcs' booty.

From thc outhousos anv of thi-

Ilght-ilngorcd gi-_nt,r_v cnuld unsilv have dropped into thc 1-iti'i»i~t. whilc the adjacent iioiiav. coiidvinncd by the London City Council, was i-nsily ec- csssibie. Tho iiisl iinniufi ti~nr-inc-nt. formerly a haunt for viiirrunts, with all the convcriionci-n oi a tliicvr-si' kit- chen, had ussociations oi thc ivnrstl ltihd und hun not cnnir-_ uiirii-r thc han of tho London Parliament. a miiment too noon.. ` V _ _ 'lfagin Wah A roai character, nunii-il

Isaac Touch, who. when raided iw the police, was found to possess n_ peek measure of watches. llc had the iilme of`bcing a conicdf-ratc in Worse crimes than training young thicvi-s

Pipes.-lSpecial bargains now given in this line. If you want a.

and buying stolen property. ~

new pe nowie your ciianc .~ A. W. _iiieddin Phm B Ceentral

N0 Exioiiiioiu iii si.. | Louis

Liberal Accommodations at Moder- ate Rates Assured by the

i Administration-

The management ofthe St.A Louis

World's Fairls deteminesi that visitors

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accommo ri era e , eio under its auspices an enormous hotel calleil Tue Inside Inn has been erected lu-

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A fine "breakfast”_ food,

did_ I hear you say? 'You’ll be three times wiser when you've dia- covercd that a dish_of “FORCE-" and cream is just what your stomach 'is making signs for, the last thing before going to bed.

Try it to-night, and see

hciif' ‘_-"bull sleep.

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is it a Boat?

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resent position in lifeanrl are reliable, Warkeris Corner. ‘

, __ _ _ _ _ _ A _,___-~_. _ _ _,__ .. _ _ _ _ . travelling, tricking up show~car<ls and ` 3 _ i

generally advertising our goods at $840 -

year and expenses $2.50 a day. For .

particulars write Drawer 558, London,

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high, 400 feet wide and 800 feet ions. 'I cr\nta'us spacious pariore, rsadiuiz rooms and reception rooms. Its dining room and restaurant seats 2,500 people ata time and it contains 2,257 sleeping ep- partments. All visitors to this hotel en~ joy the same service and the same excel- lent table; the range of prices being de- termined simply by the location and size ui the rooms. The hotel is run on hoih the European and American plans and rates vary from $1.50 to $5,50 per day, European, and from $3.00 to $7.00, Am- erican, including admission.

The Inside Inn ls under the personal

supervision and inanugement cf Mr. E. M. Siauler, the well-known restaurauteur of Buil’rlr\,vvhioh fact alone izuuraniees the h’gb- quality of the cuisine and service.

|‘he comfort and ' convenience thus

afforded visitors In not having to go out~ side the grounds or oi! incurring the trouble and crushing of street cars and suburban railway service cannot be over- estimated. Once a visitor ls registered at The Inside Inn no further admission fee io the Exposition is cbarued, and aitcra tiring morning or afternoon one can readily return to their room, wash and rest up, refresh themselves with a first- class meal and then turn out and enjoy the pleasures of the evening in the Ex-

Fresh from the land of the i

Thistle. Every yard of the cloth l

woven in _Scotiand’a finest mills '

-expressly for “Fit-Reform.” 2

The patterns are those quietly

elegant colorings for which Fit-

Reform" is famous.

Made .up into Spring and

Summer suits, by “Fit-Reform”

tailors, to delight the well dressed

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position grounds *_

The enormous capacity oi The Inside ji _ ' ' ` if" \ li l

Inn assures good accommodations for ali, li] _ - I no matter when or in what numbers they l__|\ /l

come-but those who preler _ to reserve ‘

their rooms lo advance can do so now. PROWSE BROS-i CHARLOTTETOWN

Full details ol rates and reservations

can be had by sending a postal card tg Y \ Y Y Y _ 7 'ii ' ' ** ' The Inside Inn, care of Aduilnlstratign "' `*`° "" `°“`"_ '° ' "'“ ' '_ '- " 7-- ---- ~---~'-#1 Id

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'th tf l' 't. Th bod _ _ §,f‘,,§‘; ,;°’;‘fg§ne_ a1,a,c,{ The Schooner “SEVERN” from New lurk .witli

Bldg., Worid's Fair Grounds, St. Leuis.

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OIL FOR THE BODY

s machine; must be kept in

good md., ,O ,un ,ight 700 i0liS SCRANTON CUAL Will be dilt

T hat's the reason Scott’s

Emulsion is so successful in llCl'C 2lll0lll lllC 231' tl lIlSl.

all wasting diseases. lt feeds,

nourishes and strengthen, Having secured this vessel at a low rate of freight we when ordinary food won’t. will sell low whilst landing.

Doctors say Scott’s Emul- -

sion is the best nourishment

This Scranton Coal is the best Hard Coal we know of

for those whdaré not as wen and we believe will give our customers the best satisfaction.

on __ _ Chestnut Size for Base Bumcrs. I

as they should be-young or

Vs'llaend yesaaampiei'reeupelreq\1

0rpmgion_s

"Q -~sas'r wirrrsii rivers"

_ at _ Our Thoroughbred iloclr of zo hens layed ever 95

~‘ doz eggs the past winter,

They are also a choice

tt U table fowl. Eggs $r.5o

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We have choice lines of new Hats and Caps We haveitha prettiest lines of young Men’s Caps" T11 '¥&`w`n

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