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~The Richmond Guardiv thus calcu- | lates the taxation:

“Taking the population of 1896 at 5.300,080, the amount put ioto the tre&s- a represent $7. 14 per head, and suming tha the populaticn teday 18 5,- | 659,000 the per captta contribution is $8 67; ‘or taking only cuetoms and excise, the

| te ‘ .. 2 | ner canita rate was $5.42 and today it is

ury wou

| $6 63.” lhe actual increase in the rateof tax- | ation—aecepting thecustoms and excise | alone as taxes—is $1.21 per head, or in ound figures,$6 per family But, as Mr. Tarte says, “wait till you see us nex

‘ ar.

The Peace Oongress

Lonpon,Mav 18.—The Rome correspep dent of the T'mes says:—“Bignor Cril+ writes to the Nueva Antolgi that the arga- ments of the Vatican in favor of represen cation at The Hague are untenable, as the Pope has neither army nor fleet. The invitation to the United States he consid ers important, especially as the South American Governments have not been in vited. He believe that the appearaace of the United States in European councile will be followed by their intervention in all European questions. The conference, he declares, wiil avoid but will not eliminate causes for quarrel, it will neglect but will not destroy the germs of war.”

A Noble Criminal,

' St. Pererssvrrc, May 18.—A_ trial which has caused a great sensation here, owing to the high station of the prisoner, has just been concluded.

Tne evidence disclosed that the accused, Maria Mershwizka, a women of noble birth, had led an extraordinary career of intrigue and crime. Thecourt found her guilty of poisoning her lover and two wom» en, owing to jealousy; of kidnapping a child, and of forging documents and bill of excbange.

She was sentenced to 15 years’ penal ser-~ vitude in Siberia, and to be deprived of ber title of nobility.

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The workman often eats his lunch on the tame bench wherehe does his work. The office man turns bis desk into adln ing“table. Neither gets the out of doors exercise be needs, neither takes the proper time for eatiog. Itis small wonder that the digestion of both gets out of order. In ‘uch cases Dr. Pierce’s Pleasauts Pellets come to their assistance by aiding nature in taking care of the food.

The cause of nine-tenths of the sickness of the world is constipation. From this one Cause comes indigestion; disorders of the stomach, liver and kidneys; b:lious- ness, headaches, flatulenca, heartburn, impurity of the blood and the acrious complications that follow. To begin with constipation is alittle thing, and a little thing will cure it. The ‘Pleasant Pel- lets” are tiny, sugar-coated granules, They

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After All the Money That Has Been Spent on These Forti- fications, They Are

Condemned.

Parallel Cases are Common—Fortunes Wasted in Mieplaced Efforts to Insure Safety Against Disease—

Pills Alone

Impregnable,

Dodd’s Kidney

Harirax, Mav 19.—For years Cana- liane hove ben under the impression that

th H \:fax fortress they possessed one f the safes: amd most ire pregnable defence vork~ in the world. Its cost was enors mous. Now, however, comes the news \! at it has been condemned as outxof-date and the guns are being removed.

It is ever thus. Fashions change in guneand fortifications ae in everything else and we must be up-to-date, whoever bas to pay for it.

The people of Halifax, for instance, are abindoniag the old-fashioned idea that Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Lumbago, Geut, Paralysis, Dropsy, Stone in the Bladder, Skin Eruptions, Urinary Com- plaints and Female Weakness are mere local ailments. They understand now that all these troubles are dependent on imperfect kidaey actions, The kidneys are supposed to purify the blood. If they fail in that or let gritty particles escape to the bladder, blood diseases and urinary troubles are the result. With impure blood due to unhealthy kidneys it is easily understood how diseases such as Rheuma- tism and the others enumerated above gain foothold. Dodd’s Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys and thus have never failed to cure Bright’s Disease or Diabetes. We have thousands of testimenials to prove this. oe

Dodi’s Kidney Pills are fcr eale’at*all druggists, at fifty eents a box, or sent, on receipt ef price, by the Dodd’s Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. :

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A meerine of the Provisional Direc- tors of the P. E. Island Dairy Associa- tion was held on Tuesday, May 16th. Arthur Simpson, Bay View, was elected president; John Anderson, Kensington, vice president, and Alfred E. Dewar, Southport, secretary-treasurer. Bye- laws were prepared which are to be approved ty the Lieut.-Governor in Council before coming in force. Parti-

be published as soon as bye-laws are approved. It was decided to engage Mr. Fraser T. Morrow as instructor trom June let to December 3lst at asalary of $100 per month, Mr. Morrow paying his own expenses. The Feders!] Government has de- cided to give the Association a grant of $300.00, the Provincis] Government will

will perfectly cure the worst case of con- ttipation and indigestion. tries to sell you some other pill that pays him greater profit, just think of what will best pay you.

A Russian Klondyke.

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Paris, May 17.- Advices from §&t. Petersburg tell of the report ofan ea- gineering expedition which has just re- turned from Port Arthur with accounts of the discovery of gold fielisin Ru«sian territory which equal in richness the mines of the Klondike.

The mimes are said Kaméechatka, on the lengitude.

tobe located io 160th degree of

China and Russia.

Pexiy, May 17.— Tie Teung-li-Yamen, in ite reply to the Rassian demand for a concession for the construction of a rai!= way to connect the Manchurian line with Pekin, incidentally remarks that it can vo longer believe in Russia’s promises of friendship.

Success comes to those who persevere If you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and persistently, you will surely be bene fited.

If the druggiet

pay at the rate of $400.00 per year the balance required to be made up by the factories making cheese or butter for ex- | port. It was also decided to call a meet- 'ing of reprasentatives of the factories and others interested, in Charlottetown | on Tuesday, June 13th, for the purpose | of arranging a Dairytens Board of Trade ‘and making rules and regulations for 'the government of the same.—A, E, | [ wwar, Sec’y.-Treaz,

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Gay's Saods are che Bast

Why are Gay’s eeeds the best? B cause they are practical market gardeners and a whole life time of successes and qui'e Ofien failures (tor mistakes and failures lead up to sncces*) places them in the Lest position possible to grow and imrort eeeds suited to our climate. They make & specialty of vegetab'e seeds including mammoth, mangel, turnip, carrot, parsnip,

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beet; aud like the great Peter Herdereon, ceedman cf New York, their eeed can only be procure” directly from themerlves. They are

Starting extensively vegetable and flower plants for Jun? and Jul+ plantiog, (eome bardy plants ready in May.) Their tree department includes some bhandscme lime, horsechestnut, elm, weeping willows, plum, apile, cherry, gooseberry, currant, and hardy shrubs. Call at the market or write for prices. Address J. J. Gay & Son, Nursery Gardens, Charlottetown. Telephone 180.

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A Long Felt Want Filled by Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets.

When Curing Advanced Stages of Dys- pepsiaa Tablet Taken after Dioner is Accepted Gratefully by Even

the most Healihy Stc- mach.

We eat an awful lot of trash now-a- days—that is considering the use it is to our bodies when eaten.

Thiok what a mixture has been sent down our throats at the end of an average good dinner,

The stomach has to separate the grain from the chaff, the blood-building parts from the utterly useless,

And to itsexireme vexaticn, no doubt, it finds after it bas finished its work that the greater part of the material was utterly useless.

So the fact is that the stomach is greatly ov erworked.

A POPULAR AFTER DINNER RELISH,

Now whether it has broken down yet or not Dodd’s Dyspepsia Table:s will help it,

They a2ist in the d gesting process,

They help tue stomach out with its work.

If you are troubled with the severe symp toms of Dyspepsia, viz, , Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Foul Breath, Wind ou the Stomach, Biliousnes«, Waterbrash, Heart. buro, Catarrh of the Stomach, Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets wil! give your stomach | a chance to take the time to cure iteelf.

That is the enly way it can be done. If you starve yourself to rest your stomach you starve your stomach also, for it needs nourishment like ihe reat of you.

If your stomach is ati] “game,” but you know from experience to refrain from certain dgiuties, use Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets after every meal and eat avything you like.

Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets are for sa'e at all druggists ai 60 cents @ box,or will be

sent on receipt ef price, by the Dodd’s Medicine Co, Limited, Teesate. '

culara as to admission of members will |

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Correspoudent Corrected.

Lonpox, May 18 —If Britie opinion | remains usprejudiced against Canada in | the matter of the Joint High Commission |} it will not be the fault of the New Yo k and ;

Washinyton correspondents. Their daily theme in ‘he English jourvale is Canada’s obstreperousness, and her refusal to co-op- erate witb British and Amercan statesmen in a fair eettlement.

The Time’ New York correspondents varies this attitude today by quoting the New York Sun’s declaration of Sir Wil- frid Laurier’s fear that Sir Charies Tup- per is tue real cause of Canada’s iatract ability.

Other Washington despatches wels come Sir Julian Pauncefote’s retarn to London as an indication that the Imperial Government means to waive Canada to one side.

The Times, however, in an editorial disabuses the Amercian mind by a re- minder that the mains interests involved are Canalian, and that Imperial interests are only secondary.“Give and take is,”saye he “the very es#ence of the peg»>tiations, but it would be futile and mischievous for the Imperial Government to press upen Canada conditions which she cannot regard asat least a fair working com promise.”

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A P. E_ Island Scene, Frontispiece Are Our City Councillors Hypontized?

Francis Bain (A Poem) J. S. Clarke

The Preachers and Teachers of Old Days, Senator Ferguson

Port Lajoie (Illustrated with plans) Prof. Caven

The First Spring Flower, L. W. Watson

When George IV. was King, Rev T. H. Hunt

A Trip up Peace River, F. DeC Davies

The Colossal Liar’s Story (From Forest and Stream

Whea we began to Kick, James M. Sullivan

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