Tode.y’s Proba.bilities._

S rona north we=t winds, lair and

very slid. _

GOI' LAME BACK Oli LUMBAGOI

No need of that no w. That sort oi pain

om be knocked out in show. order, (ur Polsori's Nervilite, which is tive times stronger than any otherpenetratas at our e through the tifsues, reaches the source of sn1i'.<riuiz.drivesir.out and thus gives re- lief almost instantly. Not magic, but stieuatti 'nat gives Poison's Nervilinc this power. You will think it magic however il you 'ry lt. pain goes ao qulcklv. Soi-1

brv oealets everywhere, in large ‘.’5.‘. bot- \ t-S.

coM|No__f_\/tors.

City Council meets on the second Mon day lu each month. Dr. James Warbnr on. Mayor: H. M. Davisor, City Clerk.

The il i. 5. inecis on the tlrst Monday

ol each month.

To cuiea iieadnciie iii ti-ti minutes use

Kuiniort. Headache Powders.

In some instances it appears true that nothing will preserve the natural teeth when once they begin to decay.

Such cases are rare,

ni-:st people c in have their natural teeth all their days by taking proper care of them, Proper care means thorough and regular

' cleansing with a

harrnless, antiseptic

dentiirice like my

SMC Enamclo mtl' Tooth Past;

Delightful to use. Keeps the tee th sound and white.

Costs but 25 cents ube.

Sold only by

J. G. Jamieson,

DRUGGIST. Tire Medical llall.

*mm

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STOIVIACII -

. and Bowel Troubles, A

Torpid Liver. 5|ck Headache, Consli

- n and Bilioulfteas a eedll

7!-*es

U n i

-’_‘_ _ _`."';.".-i"t¢.$-Ss;

lib . F Y cured by

M@oo.ir§

PILLS

Theyara xafc and prompt, fnefrom (`a/am.-I or any Af.-mirth/ pnpamiions; can as nit.. at any time and in any climate. They are prepared with a concentrated E.: - lmrt mark from the Futtnnur and scirmifi. _

li b' d ` h h t I I I

..~'f5i\-1 .-’~‘

»,_.

ci yew me vii ni sf ng- i...-,..m..,.<» ',. that make them without doubt nrie of the

best Liver, Stomam and Bowel Pills now

adm tai- public.

For rule everywhere, 951: per box,

or by mall on receipt ofprlce. it

,'~

STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF,

I iamily naiady lar intimal and external uae. _ . 4 Curesillienmstiam, Colic,F-praina, -

N raigia.F l ever where

ru cr aa e y . -_-

price 25 cents per bottle. ,

-`.

Sole proprietors, Tltl Wrrvcara Cnautc/ii.

Co. Limited, lontuai, Canada.

'me enannran cHa1u.or'rn'rowN, ramen anwann rsnann, runrtmiav is, im. , _

THE nioaiunu uuatgl

rn uasnav. Fnnnuanr ia,

Tli E ST. IOHN BY-ELECTION.

All the brelectious ofthe series which

took place in Oanada on the loan instant :appear to havegona ver! much ll bvtb

Ss. John. when _Dr. Daniel, Conservative, was returned to succeed Hon A. G. Blair. It was on all hands conceded that Mr.

Blair was an exceptionally able and pop- ular man and thai. no other Liberal candi-

date would nowobtaln sclargo a uniorl ty as he had in 1900. So far as we can learn at this distance and in the absence of

recent mail advices, the general expecta- tion oi both parties was that the Liberal candidate would besuccesstui, but with a reduced majority.

Han. H. A. li(eKeown, when he re-

signed the position oi Solicitor General in the Provincial Government and his seat in the House oi Assembly to accept the Liberal nomination for the Commons

gave full evidence nl his confidence in the popular favor. The result has proved that he had misjuiged the present temper of

the people among whom he lived. Mr. McKeown is personally popular in St. John, as it is also h’s successful opponent Dr. Daniel. E ich of them no doulii polled

very nearly the iull strength of his party. But. the issues in the St. John campaign

It were not the same as in any other part oi ‘ Canada, and hence the diiference in the

result. Even at this distance it is easy to see that St. John has not been Iairly

treatei by successive Gavernnients at

Ottawa. And there were reasons special to St. John why the Grand Trunk Pacific scheme should be viewed with disfavcr

there.

In the early days ol‘ confederation St

John had made a prolonged and spirited

iight to have the lnterccloniai Railway built by the Cantral Route, which would have made that city the terminal port.

The iight was lost and the route bythe

north shore oi the Province adopted, leaving St. John at the end ofa mere branchlirie. The soreness over this de-

feat lasted for a generation. Now. from

the St. John standpoint, the building of n second line from Quebec to Moncton, dup-

licating the intercolonial and again side- trnckini; St. John, was a repetition of the older insult and injury. Mr. Blair, then thc popular representative of S;. John in

thc Cabinet and Parliament, resigned his vzthinct seuttind denounced the scheme in

the strongest terms. This increased his

popularity in St John, nnrl had he at the time irsigtiefl his sci-it in l‘.ii‘linment and ruturrioii for re-election probably no one

would have had the hariiihonii to oppose

him. ll~i'i any one done so the ex-l\iinis-

ter would have been assured of ti recprxi-

liroiiking rriiijority.

Mr. Blairiiadln the earl accepted the

Chriirruanship of the Railway Cominis_ sion, with n salary of $10 000 a year, but

this personal solace did not canciliatc the city nor lay the opposition aroused by hih trencliant dcnunciatinn of the Trans-con.

tinental scheiiic. 'llic Telegraph news-

paper, which hurl long been t-he lending organ oi liilicral opinion in bt. John and the l‘ro\'int-e, had stoad with Mr. Blair in opposition to the railway scheme and did

not wiiivv its opposition to that measure afterhir. Blair had been shelved. \Vhen

Mr. Mclieown shouldered the responsi-

bility for the railway scheme The Tele-

yrapii neither supported nor attacked him. H0 was thus in a close contest de- I

l`.’._._f ' ' ._ _L _.Lin _ -___

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THIS

Is agood time to pairs made.

have furniture re-

We have a staii oi skilled Work

men and can attend to your work

promptly.

Upholste1°1ng°,

Mattress making,

etc., Furniture Coverings, Cords,

Gimps, Fringes, et

i iight Furnishing ilu.

#l=Hfl#°l##l#I¥`

._, -

parties expected, excepting only that |n‘

pu lvsd ha-i ous

aupporqyhhh

assisted the `§rlvi~ in St. John.' There

the conditions here and

above adverted to were quita exceptional and serve in part at least to account for the reverse sustained by the Government

in St. John. v But there are other reasons why Sz

John does not feel quite satisfied with the present or any pre- vious Govern|nent._ Vast sunis ot -public mouay have been -expended or` loaned in such manner as to amount to practical gifts, for the improvement nl Qushec,Montresl and various L rke ports. St.. John, as one of the always open Atlantic ports has received no such consideration, but has been lei: almost wholly dependent upon itself and has bor~ rowed and expended nearly amill`ou dollars tc improve and increase its ship- ping and terminal facilities. And yet St. John and Halifax are national ports in a sense that Montreal and Qiisi"-ec can never be and should be so recognized and treated by the federal Government.

The present rebuff may serve in part to bring ir-bout that re cognition.

ST. LOUIS FAIR

SUFFERS BY WAR.

ST. Louis, Ftlirunry li.-George W,

Stewart, tn-inaner of the bureau of music oi the \Vcrl.t's I-‘ ilr, received ii cablegfam toiay irotri S-:rut W. .»\'e.ntinro\\'sIry, Ru~ala`s comrnissioner-general to the \\'orid's Fair, sintirg that owing to the war hetwien Rissln ann Jipac, the band ot ilis Imperial Guard would no, be sent to St. Louis.

Iii lililf IIIIIST.

Sometimes we are ted in the

oming by Bags at hall-mast for some

prominent oiiicial who yesterday was apparently in rfect health. When we inquire thee ailment by which he was stricken it is not un- common to be told "acute indiges- tion " or “stomach trouble." _

, It is time people learned that in-

digestion or any form of stomach trouble” is not a

thinp to tride with. The resu t may not be fatal,

but there can be no condition of diseased stomach which does

' \ not carry with it phys- \ ical loss and weakness.

Dr. Pierce‘s Golden

Medical ,Discovery cures indigestion and

other forms of diseaso affecting the stomach and its allied organs d digestion and nutrition,

it enables the perfect diges- tion and assimilation of food. "Thanks to Dr. Pierce‘a Golden Medical ni »» ri M

1 scovery, w tea \‘,

Charles H, German, of Lt-highlon, Pa, “It is the only medicine that

has done me any good. I tried every~ thing I could think of to cure indiges tion, :ind found I was onl throwing away nioiiey._ Then I heard' of Doctor

Pierv:e’s Golden Medical Discovery and tried a

bottle oi' it, and tonxigojoy found it was doing me good. 1 used six it es of it. and nm now Cured. It ia the but medicine on carl/I."

This grand remedy does its work in a thorough manner; it gives the ' health that is all health; the strength ' that is solid, substantial and luting; not flabby fat, not false stimulus, but igenuine, complete, renewed vitality and

ife force.

Accept no substitute for “ Golden Med-

ical Discovery." There is nothing “just as good" for diseases of_ the stomach,

blood and lungs.

Dr. Pierce‘s Pleasant Pellets cure 00!-

lipation and its consequences.

WILL SELL

I can quickly sell for cash, without local pub

liciiy

Your Buaineu, Real Estate or Partnership, nc matter where located.

Send ine full particulars. prices, etc Ad-

dress. caan, i»:.rowni,r,,

1.13 drni :9 W. Mohawk St., Bnihlo. N. Y.

MMWIMWW

Barristers. Solicitors. feic.

Summerside. P. E. I-

Ofiicm--Royal Bank of Canada

buiiding~ -

NEIL MCQUARRIE, K- C.

A- E- ARSENAULT

th andw

WATCH WISDOM

Peeing that your watch is in good hands for the necessary repairing il watch wisdom.

It is a tact that more watches are ruined by nnakllifdl workmen than by wearera.

TIINTON’S-»¢i'iif=7=---

ia ia a high state ol eiiciaaey, hilyeenlppemeed under our pr- aoaal anperviaba ia aeeead to none in thh province.

- werimaaalip

Guaranteed.

w. nt. Tamron

osaayiida ` Iewalq. »

|<rnNBv 'rnousua ' Pmmar

ing evcrvli, aiiyr ne-'NI

lr. Benlamln Brooks, a well-known Uarmer ol' West Cape. P.B.I., tells

Mhow his sen was cnredol - Kidney Disease, and how .

howucured of

nukuiin- *-

'raartmsigsafxtaaq-rnuau.

and goods

give satlafac-. tion.

. Dew# ff.".1’..f..fII

§iZ“‘;1‘I.f.‘i A

GAU

anal

AM,

1flY()lJ

It is time'-.indiv to have your photo taken, at

VIN, GENTZEL & Co.

it i "0 rm be uwbiaa with°k.i:i,n.eydiae::e.l ale many ~ Cu5t°m Tandr-

kinda oi kidne ills but they only hel (‘ _ For a time. Vlyepgot Doan'a» Kidney ,mag Georg Street 'and one box eifectad a perfoctcnre. About dx weeks after this I caught a very had bold tl kid H bark

t-bat aat ed in my neya. I wasmzodaore itgzuldupardtly ;r°a"lk!.°°k gent

to ru _a a o a era aecordinifzo dircctiongand the rea-uit was A

market to-da

priceia 50 cts. per box, or gilaaflasdfer Y ,,,'.`f',§,:,“d "ny b° Pmcwed .1 ° 'N We have in stock a large line of

1113 p¢AN |¢|pNEy p||_|_ ¢0,, i847 Rogers and other makes oi'

TORONTO. ONT- I Knives, Forks and Spoons, which

‘we are now oifertng at a liberal

L___ 0. A_ discount.

The annual meexoithe Grand 'range G H

O _ I ` ’

Lodge will be held in llcyne Lodge Room, Chsriottetowu on Thursday the r8th oi Febru- ary 'at 1 p.n\. One wav iare tick eta will heiasned ivnrnaliatations to delegates, good going on i7th and x8th good to return on r9th and noth.

Delegates with lickeismun get certiiicate of

attendance at Grand Lodge `

A. A M<CAULL.

9 tts 3i Secy.

Jeweler and Optician,

. Sunnyside Queen Square.

E Bias ruled

Canada’s Most Prominent

F.a.novce¢

that my ck was compiotely cured. I I believe they are the best kidney pill on the

,_.. _

There ia not a kidney trouble from P

Backache to Bright’a Disease that Doan'l d Kidney Pilia will not relieve or cure. Tha -

G M

Jen

alot-al B lend

A choice Blend of Ceylon, ndia and China Teas,in such ropor‘ions as to insure a elicious cup of Tea. I

Sold by all the principal rocera. Wholesale by

oilliliilli it MGIIEVIN

wer Queen St. Chlfdwhl

Fcl’s

' I Naptha Soap.

This isa soap which is very

I .

I vi __ highly recommended.

1 -“Q I B 0 & I. Will wash everything washable,

lean everything cleanable, and urt nothing.

'70 per cake.

for 250-. A

kins & Son

` qi _,_ COFSCI and appreciated alike

I 'L 4 by our American lady

ya’ @ cousins across the border. I "" 5,,Z,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ They satisfy the most J exacting-They please the moat fastidious.

See the beautiful Models for l904.viz

Lady Curzon. Lady Eileen. Lady Ruby.

Tip-to-date merchants from HALIFAX, N. S. to

VANCOUVER, B. C. can supply you with your proper Model in B. & I. Corsets.

- FACTOKIES-TORONTO, ONTARIO

ra-ro tis tf ri

Chop"

Zommencing

monday

We offer you the choice

of 50 Pairs of Boy's and Misses’ Boots, all

kinds and sizes, odds and

ends, some of them were

sold at $l.40. but going for a few days only

ZSC. a pair.

Call before your 'size is

gone.

J. H. BELL,

l i

Meat, vegetables, and all kinds of I

I ibod with Sargent"s

' razlvfvu. m cnaybaax,

1 1 ' ~ . .

Choose I » Tue Taoacco Epicure who does not aaa the . .

[F YOU ONLY KNEW

when Y°\1l' Well stocked store was ming to bum down, you mia wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When it is Destroyed

Yon are too late. Remember the ‘-‘ld “dlilei “Thcre ia no time like the Present." and no 1 as

Gem Food i“""“r

E. H. EEEII,

Repreaentin Ph I , o--ii-‘l-. °. =l*"*‘°"‘

Chopper --

GLASS

stock of Glass' Fruit Jars

iri“§int, quart and :_ quart ._"*'r.'-@~.°*1*'~n=‘-err, ,-

sptciuhfiaai ni time

lots. `

_liiwtlliutii 4 a iv i'=‘r"\','¥§,2i.'°""