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The alreless ielrarrplf los come When shallwc have _the wireless poli- tleani

Vlgerous Vlomanhood line veneer by nr. cauem nerve

Food-A Common sense Treat- ment which Does Exactly What Is maimed tor It.

The happiness of every home depends

very largely on the health ot the wife and mother. It she is nervous, peevish and irritable, worried by the little cares of every day lite. and tormented by pains and irregularities that are suns to accompany a rundown system, there can be no happiness in the home tor husband and children.

'Doo many women are victims ot ner-

vous exhaustion. and do not know it.

The! suffer Iron; in_¢_iig§stion gndsldys- pepsia, n _ us ea ac a an cep- lessness, Ed drag themselves about the house helina' languld and tired out. §You can be healthy and vlzorous it ,you follow the advice of Dr. Chase, the = famous Receipt Book author. He Ewould not deceive you, and his treat. iment never disappoints. Dr. Chase's §Nerve Food is intended for just such cases as are hen described. By supply- ing to the thin. watery blood and weak, exhausted nerves the very materials of which nature constructs new nerve cells and new bodily tissue it gradual- ly and certainly reconstructs and re.. vitalises the weakened and debilitated nervous system, cures nervous head- aches and drsnensia. and permanently overcomes weakness. and irregularities. 50cts a box, all dealers, et Edmlnson lates & Co.. Toronto-

* _ W l l W

THAT FRIEND YOU SH0UI.DW

oftbese pretty botzles of Per- E

' fume or Cigar Holders that we

havebesn shoving A few left that I will dispose of

very cheap.

TH E M government service. In Secretary Wilson,

Y ..._ f 5 ‘mg

Through the generosity of Sir William

¥acDonald a system of practical instruc- tion is about to be introduced ill 01° rural schoolsotCanada wh h _will _term _,quita "ss important faa a£un`bi_lf8_ UH ` education of the rural youth as manual trainlngis now acl§now1_l<ll¢d»~;¥P 5° I' the instruction of pupils in the 'aehools in I towns aud cities.

Prof. J. W. Robertson, commissioner of dalrying and agriculture, 5° WWW Sir William entrusted his splendid Km'

States in laying a solid foundation for this educational scheme for rural schools.

what could be done to ilI1Pl‘°’° °d“°3t`_°“ in rural schools so as to render firm M0 more enjoyable to boys and girls in the

accepted the plan for imP1`°'¢m°“t ii

d 1° which was sub

e published by any 8`°"°"‘m°°t° Indeed this department has W0!! f0l‘ N19 nited States administrai ion areputa' ion _ European countries aachashas no b ‘Sl rded to any other department of the

0( Qi50,0Il for the `eslablied`¥nent. and ilar system in the United States.

_ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ ` _ " I _ __;,_ .

maintenance ot the manual training ;_ _ ' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ i 1 gi system, hasjust returned from a mission ACROSS THB UNE __ _ _ __ _ _ ._

toWashington whichfensuresthe coeopera- 2 _ _ _

tion of the ablest specialists of the United ` _-

P1-0f_ Rwbertsos lied 8_§¢l‘l¢5 Uf Water' _ of Great Br;tain is an indication that the ences in Washington with H0I\~ ~l“‘1‘°°!workingmau of the United States is Wilson, secretary 0io¥N°\11\'»\1¥°i° P"S"superiorin int°lli ence to som

_ _ ~ Z e_wno are I

ident Rooseve1t’s cabinet, ill l'°8f=\1‘d_°°~_accustomed to dispise labor and laborers.

country, Sir William )IacDcnald havlllg i ___

o the science and art of agriculture that I Under military control. `

most hearty co-operation in the scheme.

won 'international reputations for theirl work in plant lndustries,"anlmallndustries, soil investigations and entomology have ; promised to come to Canada and by per- ` tonal counsel,and lectures to special class- f as of teachers, vi ill help on the movement. it ls not improbable that its success in Canada will lead to the adoption of a sim-

With Secretary Wilsou’s concent several I ‘_ ' _ " ._ ' " _ `

-speciallstsia the department who have? ' 'V Z. "J aah' i * i i' n

f j v

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The refusal of the Federation of Labor

convention Io pass a resolution of sympa- t~llY fOr lhe Boots und condemnation

MAGISTRATB REINSTATED.

Lounox December 22.-#A Ca T `

r- _I mug 3

HA Numa piezo. _ Themanwhostarted to run a racein'

J . G. Ja rn I n O tellectand practical knowledge and strong i

. s 1 '

F 1 l s_ I 1 _mv

gtive organs are ® ~,

» Iowa when 16 years of age became one ol: di’°°9°d i9'¢q“5uY ‘ '

‘ _ the successful leading men in the state,l £hh:di“PP°d~ gil: \\VJ »' _

nd was elected to congress. After that! I 'mme '£3' ' I i

" Qi.\e”en’si County. ’

-_ at the Court, 8' Hussein Charlottefownin Queers County one i’ Friday the seventeenth day of January A. Di is

spa at the hcurof t o’clo_c@ - is §ldb,Viflll€0flp0 ._"_ 'I _UC S 'fin g gertsia Indenture of ’ thai 1, Qeventeenth day __ "_-5gnd__ 8 _ureeeneeeeee Neil "‘ w e' iff; Queys W hives, Lot ttenty-four in Queen’s Csinty of the-

eae part and william s. stewart of cimiouei '“

Prof. Robertson found a man of keen in-

Soo

yin sympathy with his own plans A_

tchman by birth, Mr. Wilson went to_

e was urged to accept the position of di

tes who have come to the very front. |

bwnof theother part. All at tngt_<pgee'_ 5 -. -- _- _ _._ U Q _ . A' ._ __ ”._,¢ “_ The secretary of agriculture was greatly Eslky _;. " My.; pleased with the plan Prof. Robertson " _ sr in. _ - _ 'fjouu laid before him for improvement of the

' I ---_--~»-_ 1 _;__"“

fvllovwe f` ~. ` U _ are imma; InIInemoumefesmsII¢re‘é1`?e`I me

rdiviioniine between Andrew Gregor and said; A

Neil heson's thence along said lineaecerding to thgltqnegis North of the year n;q;_-_ Nom' three &g~r¢es West for the flhtascéof eight, -_I !eves__c}ains.then_ce lay; right a_-:gled line, east’ b

Large Tramp Steamer. i

.___ ~ I

Fresh from the/ hands of her English

ghm,¢;q_¢haIn5 “Q gnyf Hugs »¢,,;'q,£ ¢,,iS,on__ of recently constzucted steumships of tl e

line between Robert Matheson and Ihe said N iff; 5 Matheson, thence along the same sojthwardly _ h

wardlyrto the place of comnienceinent, having a front of twelve chains at r`ght angles with’ the sidelines at the shore and thirteen chains and fifty links at the rear containing' one hund- red and fifteen acres a little more ~ ‘

or less, .9-

getherwith all rights members sndsppu;-leg.

°°“”S€S °f “kid five* W¢S¢W=ffll9 Md Iwfih- ` dead Weight capacity 9,500 tons. She will l _ A°c?Pt 11° Substitute fQr“G°1den Med' B B I w ‘ Q `

load for AuSm,&ua_ _ _ :gal xcgvery.” There Is nothing “Just _ _ . _ __:;_»_ ’ _ 0 ~_ _'_

. . _ _ ._ _, _ ~f _-_I '~" _ _ _ ’ 'if'-__i;`__.,5~_=£i,;7_:E_E,t ._ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _

iuces- _ -

For further particulars apply to the under.

signed at his oldies, Prowse Block, north siffe

Queen Square Charlottetown

Dated this 17th day of December A. D- Igor.

'VVILLIAM S. STEWARI,

` “ Mortgagee I

12, 18 Wea, Sr wkly ts.

TENUERS

1 eros- I

Poor House Supplies, Year "

we _

PROVINCIAL SI:cRE'raRv’s OFFICE,

chsflouewon, Iam Dee, 1901.

-21-3 _

Snanan Tsrmass addressed to the

gharm all 0f_ the Poor

missioneta anti _llfrmd “T%efl's Iferf PoorrH0use"Sup‘plies,” will A "receiv- ti a this oiliceuntil noon of the 27th, day of December, instant #rom any; wwe .wil ° \ is

the Gave ‘ 1°" *I , ._ _ articles men on'ed'"in gender. to be obtained t this Oilice ` Each Tender, tlrbeiecompaniod by lie signature of two persons willing

w `§ ll \ 1; I Q,

Q _. '__.__'__'.__

be accepted.

» Samples asked for in form of T must be furnished. 1 Ui¥est or my Tender not necessarily accepte:!__ For other information apply‘at this see. I f _ ARTHUR NEWBERY .~

Asst. Provincial Seoy

¢_;.n__

amptype, reached New York Sunday on er maiden trip fi om Middlesborough, Eng

ii'/`0...;.§:S

A wom:1n’s rcpro~;l';f;tive

organs are in the most in- tense and ccminuous sj.fm- pathy with her kidhcys. ‘I The slightest disordcrin the

kidneys bfi?-egg 'about is ‘

corresponding 'disease in the reprocluctiye organs. Dodd’s Kidney Pills, by re- , storing the kidneys to their perfect condition. preveilt and cure those fearful dis- orders peculiax-“to women. Pale young girls, worn-out mothers, suffering _wives and women _entering upon the Change of Life, your

best friendi "

Dodd’s _ j

orratealn the P §

_ @4319 '33 I3! &w ly:

&'tovm ,

a a

'. er 1 s un

ijector ot the State Agricultural ldxperli :;ight°:d§ in atb:

ill L0* in ment station at Aines, Iowa, Bild 90011] llillod. SliCC¢& ' _ ' '

m e a a a Y » * | _ _

_ __ _ _

in ° `

ised that institution mtoa position ot ea? abov ' ' ` _ __f 4 icnal eminencebyreasonofltsemoielsoy in 3 ‘mm . 1118 H, nd exeexienee. ur Gi-Isaale » eonur l*°°1=~=11»

s _oe I _ ,_ *sem

ing the opportunities ofthe best men ` 301181141

hom he band inodicethere and by new pointments of men from _the _V°1'i0us d

are iq 7 !'°°9

wlvh _si;nength_ _ can nutrition from,

llmilated food.

Medical Discovery' I cannot utter

describe with games Esg., of xao55( ‘ n Stree . Run “I was taken with what our ph '“°".I‘=;"““s‘°s=- 5 I..

° lroun an oun no. . illders, the Workfield, one of the largest nu andyo_°\;¢__e_nt me a quesanfémnk

and I did so, and you then advised me Dr. Pi_crce’s Golden Medical Discovery.

three bottles and I felt so good that I st ‘I

_ being cured. ’_I no symptoms of gastric _

so the river, thence following the various Her length is 372 feet, beam 48 feet and _ h'°“b1° °f 1“d‘g°5t‘°” ”°W~”

d1§e&m wouéiidbe visiblyhelnd-

cone wo expect eg I

succeed. Themanwhorunatheraceol life when his - - ` 've and nn

rn _ I

t of the Central Expgrimental farm, ° ]Pi¢f°/5| ' 1 ._ Wffh Qlld

one of many w c’ there I masonry _ - ' __

hed their course in agriculture. Since ¢,.¢,,¢, 31;; ' _ 5"]

_ Wilson has been in Washington he I ggmgch gmigghgg _ to cnnw’

as stren hened his de rtmentb enlar- :I of ' ~ ' ._ ~

__ re <sai»~§~. énnsi fi; le

use pfmex would III`=e'¢o'give .° `

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_ R0P¢f_f|59.!1 Hallilllllg UW Mamf- ' . me IIIIQSI Lsuea1yvsareI._In as vena II was Isvemea

_ ‘7 __ ._ § ' » s , » , _ I. ,

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_ ~ . ay R.`fMaok,fand¢Is Germany » __ _f _ _ - . _ se 1.

_rurv gr-hools inCanarla, and prbmlaed his _, _,,, _._ , _ _ I

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mmer Th DB tm” the Umted States issues me mo.; “lu with the admIn~tratIoII of mama] law

e and comprehensive works in refemnee are being taken over by the magistrates _ _

t h l‘e usa Ion ° » P0 OWI _ __ _

xdliizlfth? same as presented to the desllltoh reports that the district com I ` - ' _ "` _ '__ DominionEducationalAssociationherelas .milndallifil in Calle C0100! are [being _ I g * '

su _ B dt rtmouhof as-riculgurg abolished, audrheir duties in connec ‘ j__» _‘_

Have remembered would like cne °b_ u ‘\ ` _ . ' __ _ y e ‘ -

U in

acco

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Buysfa superior Blackie;-'Blue»Beaver Cloth Overcoat, Ready to~wear will see the same quality marked $11 50 by other clcihlerz. We

ours at $9.00 this gives a very small profit. You should nor .fail to ees coatfs. ' Wehave' others at $4.50 $6“0_0 $7 00 and $8 00 No iclcles on ~ our coats, they ai-efiaoc’ warm. We are prepared to give you the best valor .you ever got in Reefers and Ulsters. _

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f- ? sent free on receipt of stamps

_ ._,-r exgensé of customs and mailing _ _ _ ‘

I I Chiarlottetown In

‘ n-/.I_.'. Sen 31 one-cent starnpsfor the

.I f.: in paper covers, or 50 stamps for

‘g‘ is V. Pierce, Bonne, NQY. I

Wealsness Q if -

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H _ I w' assessment- is in _defan1t.___,____________

.4 - i<__§.me of Ratepayer _Statement or ;`~])escriplioin of Pro 9 Anfe of ,Ae_§eqg___§ " _ "“‘ _

`“ eg In Default ` property ‘1 As»m’ois madeil f f vn'f~m_~`

s auséieme

was

A ' 'till -eight o’clock-

S ~ ` Dr. 'Pierce’s Common Sense Medical

; cloth-bound volume Address Dr.

eds 75s

oman’s 45c.»l

Store open evenings

0°r- Queen andaichmfoad ,ste §___`:

Dated this 18th da

onr__;nany_..h__a;gaipa css.” oem-’n¢...‘

f anna uIr'soE"

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llethem. '

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V For assessment due on. _‘Real l`Properiy-‘f for she year ending ‘§3lg,t

_ _ December, I9o1,_c6nta;n,_.g.fem¢.\.,j_saugust annals rr Ilrdf the ;m2,@¢ om" M

due. from them i-`e¢pectiv» ly, with"a sg: terI§oI tfrritlflthe number of,.;th§ll‘ow'n, i Water Lot and ` Common Lot, upon which or any pfrt thereof such?

Butler, Catherine, I »- f 4 f Est of late House and T Coyle, Stephen _ house and-

Sarah House and

Patrlck ~ (House and

Pet/Er P House and

John ` House and

Bones end Hoasc"snii *iHE»nse»“h`.nd iHoi|'se» and

James

I11~I_\m_s, g

Notice

abovo'UCmll\&Il the

that

J Ahfli _-"fs

dimnbn. N¢. 26

Vacant Lend

ofilf

Commcn,‘Lot. Nc. 24~

that

City of Charloinetown who have

Asent- I

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wiv

~~ _ _ DI.e_and__ U ip»§d_§ _ ~

Town Lot, No. l3,"1st Ihun-

TOWH Let, Nm 5_2. iss hun) Common, Lot, No. 22 5 _ __ 4,g_3;

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Town L5t,`§Il'o.'83"2i§df?hu1,.3i Lo , o.8_2I __,' 2.3." ¢.....l.E1I,._’§ f » 9,.,

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mmrrroun cosnmmcarxos

on Tf_m_i,L@__;_._;~.j<;. 40.3 gi gr- l_..._:__,~_ ,,,_rf_-,gi il en rem ml; si. a» f~;*..a@I;e.fI§IIls.3a§ ._

on Common; L t No. 31 __ _ 2,33; N"

Town Lot, »N:>.- 39', 5th;~hun 1 5.833' '°°“’,,,,," Q ,wi . _CoInmon, Lot. 22, __ . _ ___7_00l insane sf’ i3h°°-‘m°”°"{

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