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-rm: compras

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Dorf worry ab°uf_S__i>.__.fn=11\f “X _ AND. WEST iii?

I _ Q-'-am 4 l

-_the health authorities will protect

you from that, but they can’t pr0-

ftect you from colds, pneumonia _

about the only

depend upon fo

` and consumption. SHILOH’S

CONSUMPTIGN CURE is

thing you can

r thai. Doctors

prescribe it. Nurses recommend _

- it. Hospitals use it. 25c. a bottle.

S. C. WELLS S. CO., Proprietors, Toronto, Canadt.

.-. -_- _ __ _ - _-_ i

Eggs F03 HATGHING *PERSUNAL MENTIUN ‘°;;‘§§.”_i‘;.‘§§3'i.;‘;‘;’§§;Zfi';.-Il‘Z;3;;"i°‘;

. $4* r »

' for catalogue. '

_ A. A. Hinsonn

_ V Riverview Poultry Yards,

A9910. -ii, r &- , Summerside. ‘

stiosnnn s. Manris

~ `." BARKISTIRB.

sdlun, Noni-'ia Public asc. :Huey to

ibut.;

oixrctsni

» rDENTlST.

Llfkinde of General and Anaestbetios ___¢._._ _ ' hone of my recovery. I was obliged

LW. _Li-taso, D. D. s. I. 8.' l.0u'rHER_ D- U- S

' _ ___ stopping the pain and itching, and is `-"'-

' ` " it ' I ` I _ 'tiv 1 guaranteed tocure any case ol' Ooicssnnnog April 7.-The steam

lglgfllllegxll' Pl'0¥»l'\1di§8 P5195- Ask 7°” boiler in Charles Clark's grist mill at -»

l1€lghb0l' about Ib. 0111' its _ “abou blew up last night. The ¢x_

RAC!! Fox SALE CHEAP -:8)9 Sterns racer,

'aut rgeiugaud mod handle bars will be sold _ - ' _ plosion raised the boiler from the building ehomsrhis wheel has been used only on track gm-owing it about one hundred and ilfty id 'etull`~gve'i"h\;1l\:»:;lli\:\eai:grrifégeglgngbodvggll ` feet in tue air, the boiler landing on top =¢:_“Term's easy. For further particulars apply Y _qfa passing Ogriensburg ' and Lake *°°“’°m°°- 6"’ _ \ r Champlain railroad freight train. The

mx-5ALE.;A ,-gunz Cow, ,pm cane about _explosion resulted from the low water.

Illcy 1. Apply to William Lee, Highland ' No one was injal-ed_ - _

Avenue, City. U 3i Pd _

____ 5 7 _ 1-Q)-ld- I » T0 LET-House oontaiuing ten rooms 003

cell r owls able and coach house Appy £0

1 ` 'i P l

_ 9 - Z _ _ - _' _ F _ h, h il, t d f 3|' 01° ,,,:',;°‘3,,;:;;;,i.3;°;;;5;° _.5155

LOST-)n Sttnrdav last between the Exam! 0

me 0& ~ and Pas'~0&ce,a small bunch of keys. ‘ ' _ . DER5- A Kfnuinal c°ndif»i0U P0Wd¢1'» ‘ Will Sider ‘se leave sam ra this oice. ‘_ °

plea e t _ _ _ _Blood Purifier and Tonic. The Granger is ;

H H- l a S guaranteed superior to many so called I

fwsnrso.-Anvboy d=~<iFw¢°g;i¢i°°i°f= 'Co df i P d ‘ all' d la

krber shop should apply at this o _ 91 -_

P0! SALE-Au awning and frame: “Sed bllt

one lesson. Call here. 4 ZW ~

WANTED AT O\'CE -FlV¢ bfight Smart girlstp learn the millinery. Sentner )IcLe0d 4* cp. -(pri. _ _ __ \

e-~'_ _ ‘ 'ji' ' ll ' ~'

wniren.-miss =ila.vesf"u»kers wanted ~

_ _ est assortment, the latest styles in waists

ye1;?;°l_§ae;mS Murphy returned to Halifax and all lines of ladies’ ready-made goods.

Mr. Wm. Goss of Pleasant Valley went oted to these goods. 40doz, waists out

to Sydney yesterday.

_ _ _ . S prices. Also the latest novel‘ties_in_'_orgau-___

e ¥x°u;eL%:é?; d2;_the Pnmes ___dies, lawns, chambriiys, Mr. Colin Mimxbn. the untwiate Teil- tailor made throughout and guaraoteedf

or, Summerside, was in the city yester- in every respect, Prices from 50 c to_`

$5.75. See the largest range of ready-l made stuff in Prince County, at Mc Gou- ‘ gan & \Vright's. _ f

_ ‘V

dai' U1°l‘11iU8- ` There was quite a sudden fall in the

temperature yesterday. The thermomler; at the meteorological station here being . down to 34 at noon while on the previous -

day. ’

Rev. Dr. Morrison and Rev. _D. 2d'cGou-

gan came in by the Eastern train yester-

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ramsay and child

crossed by the Princess yesterday eu route to Sydney.

MT- R°b°?rt H032 left Y93tel`d9»Y f°l'> many years, the tem rature went

Weatvilie,N.S.,where he purposes opening a photographic studio.

lor returned homeyesterday after s end

P - ~ P* ';

ng Easter in Summerside. ' ure`sr»<>-*d us follews- '

41 Min. 30 f

38.5 " 20.5!

i Mr. John Keith, Montague Bridge, crosses this morning on his way to Sydney where he 'purposes locating.

Mr. John A. Heager, on the Railway'

Survey has returned from a visit to his

_ father Judge Meager, Halifax. A ~

Thehiisses Pearl and Georgie Watson of

ofsummer-side are visiting in Charlotte- _ _

9- Q __ _,___ ____ _ ____ _ t0wnthe|:uestsofMissLouisef_Horne. '--O--_-- '

R - & Bank of P. E. Island, llontegue, goes to BARNABY RIVER' N' B' M”`°`F°w °°'°°°

glbgtoxshis week to relieve Mr. Will' ?,f,;ig;';sf,,“';?,is'w:°m" §,r,f,32;,° £x°lf.;g'_:Rg

C 6 0 IS C0151

. ' f_ ‘ ' toth it kid trb|_`fM.Co 1° C i. ` .mr l|'riasl’s limi Sim. "“ I ° ° ’ °" ` “.i""?’°"*`°`€l°’5‘i~“f'"°°i"`f°i""“°'f"f°f=§°~

_ _ 1 , at ome an in the hospital, and the act

Mrsu. S. Pierson and little gn-1 of that they nbwint/#lv save him sirwa'

Malb aro, _Cape Breton have arrived in the * §§,‘;b°‘{_‘_’l‘1‘t‘_i‘;_|l:s2;"l_’a°t'._:s w§u "‘3;’"“° Hi?

. f ,city =° wand the summer with I relatives D miifi Kiiipeyriiis Mlasliike :$312. ‘ ‘ Bunn” 'and friends," _Mrs. Pierson is .a da ughtc, “For live years I have _suffered off and

_lot ML John M0m.e_of Umpaum on with kidney Trouble. Lest fall Iliad

Mr. Jae. H. Mcoppia, of the Mei-piiaprs _ G"’“ V‘°‘°"" »

ds ` »` _ A em; gud Bridge work a specialty: ‘ SOME WON T BELIEVE IT' _ me no good, so I came home given up by Plates. Vuicsuitf. Metal and Alvmmvm Many people who have ssirereii me §2,§,‘,1§°‘°§;}i,_A 1l','§f;l"§h§“§,§§§*§§x»D‘}‘l¢§ 5”; _acute misery of itching or bleeding piles pf” No; I am an my work avg.;

Dentistry in all its branches. for years in spite of medicines and oper; dun. _

ations won’t believe that Dr. Chase Olntmentisan actual cure. There has

_ _ c-l_*-1-_ `

A d b h

J“‘)'?6 °°‘3&`~" ':gciil:§edtlllii§l’;:::t.°'|:rxe§°n tgioiim N01 guouqn wngg

using one box. It acts like magic in

are getting just a bit fadeo,nren’cthey1 Don’t ;h_-.yfggpd a little

Apgry’ ton.a. nruee.u`pi~i-i»aieer'. mf-_ ' Gam- qu md

_ ~ 1 1*() LET-The desirbale dweling on Hills-

enexgii square. at i>r°_S¢=¢ °°¢\\i>v=4 by HY- “- €. hows. Possession glvenin June. APP!! W A ¢_Duc1semin. rr zaw‘xm_ J l

‘WANTED-A smart boy as clerk in n store ill

tliatity; Wfrite, giving all particulars, to X P o. nom 31. utr- _ _'f' if- l

or_on the wsy to the _Charlotietowri

lof Music a gold brunch with red stone

¢£iv\g.JFinder -»-iii confer a great favor by ad* this odiee or at the Studio. 52 i 1 _ lin - - ' Y 'YY - LE.-50 Shares Herelmnta rank of ¢_g_k'»toeki-:.l~{ Beer. ttf.

wax; snr-A au in some pied ren-its Es uaailingpxf bicycles ev:i;oIcet|§terurc{t‘e?£ &ihua:oQ\on mpoaitiou. _ parties. Por pnitituxxa address .Box 4:6. 'St yi-"ll, x3dxm.

4| ~_ _ ~ if _

I,B‘l`--The-western half of the deimbly dwellirghonu-e on St. pest nine vearsoccu&g_bvyA_ Irwin; Quest iiratgtnss room, sewers

modem cuveniences. kent to ’l‘holna|'Campbell, Rach

pnow you this new line ol samples. This season we hsvo in addition- io our own stock-

’ taken the agency fir a

big Wall Papa: hone-*_

We can show you tbeir_,__

sr mplsi 6,5 high gi-nie _v§»»_#¢_t!

day. _

spigot. the ps*-*M"l__\i son like-and we’ l deliv them toyoe ll °l“i°§|! as express can bring them.

till Ml

‘_

SUM’Sll)E

___.___ _

Prince County. 6

Wanted at once two ilrst class coat

makers. W. A. Stewart. 3Lf»

WANTED-A girl to do plain cooking. Good wages to the right one. Railway Dining Rooms.-4 eod 4i '

MR. George E. Baker, has removed to

Sydney. Mrs. Baker and son Mr. Albert Baker will follow in a few weeks.-

Rsv. W. H. Smrifs lecture this even-

ing in Willard Hall on “Habit in its Psy- chological and Ethical Aspects,” will af* ford apleasant and instructive evening.

Make a point ot attending. ‘

ONE year ago today the Northumberland

made her drst entrance of the season to Summerside Harbor. As Point du Chene Harbor is yet blocked with ice, navigation between these two ports will not be ahead of last year, although the prospects as far a~1Summerside is concerned looks bright

had the reputation of showing the vlarg-

We have a separate department full dev-

for inspection, all colors, designs and

eens and waist' fabrics. Our wa`ist"`s]a_re1_

day, the warmest at this season for

a high average Thus tar the tem rat

April l_ Max.

» 'ui 2 Ss

CB as at

@®`IG€Jl\®W

49.5 _ ' 31.5

I6 IS S5

u 4. st `

S!f?1$$ m _

$5 ~ ta

£5

i»3`_l§ 8

C5 LC SS

an attack. for which the doctors hadlittle _`

to the hospital for treatment, but it gig

I1 ll. OD 03V CTS ln SID |111 fgé

packages. _

_s-_-n-Qs-1--_.5

`id`twotMarket street saioons, engaged in

* 1 -is under bond in`Ksnaasl 7

c/.axis Nariows wa ATYL

_.s-_ga

Louis, Mo., april 4.-`-Mis. carrie

of Kansas, spent another hour I

(nd a halt in St. Louis' to-day. She visit-1

Sr.

arguments with the bartenders

at thcpoiut ofa revolver was forced g

from saloon named after her, and which she visited on her previous

i ° ~= ~ f __

hmughsc’ Ln 8' _Steamers " '

“rinse things win be aurprspt some

Pu if 1 U" i°°°f_*;f§ back a.u“dsmauh every one of-them.” ` l`

~ < ‘ 6 < »~--‘Total amount-chargeablcto

‘I LIFE ON THE RAIL L

high a 56/,Since April came in we have , been enjoying exceedingly warm weather. _

_ Megs;-3, H”-ry Nm-mn and ggggie '1',;y__ It the same continue the month will show '

cs as 44 u 35

35.5.5

.___ __ _ __ ¥

EDWARD ISLAND” APBILCII, 1901..

Proceedings of the illoiisc

(Continued from First Page.) _ I _

the feeling which 'exists in regard to tl_1'e_ passing ot the Bill. In_Germa`n_y', Japan and the UnitedStatesn_ law exists pro- hibiting the use ot tobacco _by minors. In Ontario and Nova Scotia a prohibitory

_ law exists and the _ evidence of _ bigh°=t

authorities goes to show that the use of tobacco is injurious to minors physically- and mentally. Hs considered that the clause with regard to the imprisonment ot the boys is the section whielrwlll mills i-he law workable.

Capt. Read said he was golnz to protest

against the passing ofthe bill. He con- sidered _the clause which made the

~obild a criminal when the father is allow-

ed to smoke with impunity is the height of hypocracy. He cou.ld notunderstand how those pretending to be Christians and friends ot the Master who said to the little children “come unto me," etc., were anything less than hypocrites when they urge thelincarcer-ation ol! minors for break-ii ing the provisions of the second clause of the Act. He thought that when he was coming to the Houss he was coming to a Legislature which gave free schools of this country almost in advance of other parts of the world. He would feel like resigning his seat lt the bill passed. The second clause will cripple the bill and will place a statute upon the books which will be a disgrace. It the promoter of _the bill insisted upon the passing of t bill be would move that it be given six months hoist. _ _ Hon. Mr. Rogers said he was surprised

at the attitude of the honorable member from Bedeque. He did not consider that his argument was consistent when it is considered tilt the amendment moved

imprisonment v£_'itahout'ai this until; tession was made. `He contended*

manyat present in' the _Asyluuif

placed there by the use ot

early days.

Paptain Read said that his amendment gave the child, after he got in the hands of the maglstrate,a key to release himself and thus prevent commitment. The matterwas with the child.

Premier* Farquharson said t-he Bill is ` brought in by people who labor for the betterment of hu-ma.nity._ He quoted the ' appllcition of the

boys arrested for theft, some time agoi The parents sat in court with them, yet the children were being tried.-

Mr. J. A. Matheson contended th_i\t_th`e

was a legal deformity, not only in the second but in another paragraph. 'According to the criminal code the child must know and fully appreciate the Act before he is amenable to the law. If the amendments are not made he would vote against the measure; _

Generali statement of the revenue of the

Province of Prince Edward Island for the year ended Blat December, 1900. .

A nncnrvrs. _

Dominion Subsidy $ 181,931.88

_ are the best in the ~.~_

_ _ __ _ ff_1_ 5

_. , _L

_ Raise our hats when you is K E

by Mr. Read a- few daysanu' 'providedlor'

' -6 Soft .Felt-'.Hats

law in reference to the :two little' O

'sf A

Public Lands ‘ 6,013.3

€om’cial Travellers' Licenses Incorporated Companies Ferries_ 5 -

Prothouotary Odices

Registry Odlces

County Courts _

Provincial Scc’y’s Oillce

Peddlers’ Licenses _Hospital for Insane

Fines and Penalties

Casual Revenue Private Bills - Succession Duties Liquor Sellersf Registration Provhaeinl Lind Tux- _ 7 Income Tax

Debentures sold

8.1-10.00 0,062.50 5,706.92 1,594.63 4.70255 _ -951.76

706.60 610.00 814.82 .$46.66 _ mg _ 40.00

3,641.78 4,700.00 n,sis_s6 5,506.44: 22,000 oo

i.___...

rom Receipts ' s2s2,ois6to1

ORDINARY EXPENDITURE. __ __

Administration of Justice $16,595 84 Boards of Health ' 128.75 Coroners’ Inquests - - » 251.56 Department of Agriculture, including Dairy Associations 1558.01 Executive Council ’ 396.60

Elections 4

Exhibitions _

Hospital for Insane Interest '

perance Act _

Legislation '

Legislative Library

Miscellaneous

Poor House and Paupers

Postage A '

Public Lands _

Department A I ' Provincial Auditor’s Depart- ment ‘ _ '

Provincial Building

Registry Omoes

Telegrams Stenographcr aud» Typewriter Pub is Works Démrtment ' Government Ferries, including Ferry '

_ - --_ nl; 'ipeiiiaipg supervisors'

as _ _ _

~Bridg‘es 6 I ‘

Miscellaneous, Public Works

Revenue

Inspectors under Canada Tem-

Provincial Secretary-Treasureris

Debenture Sinking Fund -

Education - 129,112.98

8&3.‘78

6,000 W 21,123.% Zl,861.11

- \

600.00 7,443.36 1as_1s 4,606.29 7,409.79 _ _“3~°5 990.15

4,0631?-i

1.4_3b_05 1.57626 4-,202.a0 ` lil-35 1f_°°°-°7 s 4~,1;z.is

331.37

17 118384 $128

3.375-W

osimas 3*"-°*._°2

£494.49

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