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Good Rich Blood

iwhst you will reqrire now with the cold feather coming on especially after such a long

bt snmmeggour blood must be verykthin. As ehuilder a tonic there is nothing tter than n bottle of our Compound Syrup o Hypophos-

pmtea. I would recommend you to s bottle C two (Lao per bottle 3 hott ee l' .5o.

J. G. JAl`llESON»

The-Medical Hall.

3 GRAND S

llllllilli illilllilll.

By Glass of Y.l.6.A. OPERA HOUSE

UONDAY. SEPT. I6.

Drills to Music

Apparatus Work

Pyramids

Fancy Tumbling

Club Swinging.

Specialties by Wm. T. Robb of

lexingtor, Kentucky.

Fourth Regiment Band in Atten-

hnce.

Fun for all. See the

Rlown-

Tickets 25 and 35 cents.

9=l0td.

3- - i

ST OMACH

and Bowel Troubles,

1'erp|dUver,5l¢l!eele:l|e,¢eushe- thlmd

_ Qsrsdlry

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for aatceveqoane, nie," egg, ‘

OFM naleaneelpeefprlee.

-lflN§‘8 PAIN RIIJIF,

_ _llsally ready fsv lstsrsel ess sxtssssl ses.

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price 5 cents per betale.

l civic Tas Wsslesrn Clllxtcax.

V an Independant Journal, untrammelled an fearless; aiming to be Just, impartial, Reliable. Newsy, ‘ seeking at all times to further the beet interests l_ of the people. and recognized therefore as

M The Peop1.e’l Paper.

Publiahed at its omces, New Prowse Block Nort%_ aide Post oice, st the followinl rates ppya le in advaneez-

orning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one

mon_th asc. pug .......... ___ . . . . . . . . . . ... $5-°° Semi-weekly tion (Wed. & Sat.) 98"

§e::k$li.5o; in .... ..).i).e.x._ .23.$l.25 lnadvsynoe ..... ... ........................ ..'...$I-0° lranch Cfflces

have been established at the followluguplsees where subscriptions may be paid, news mish- ed, adveeraising, job work and other business

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Alberton,A;elab:‘rt:>n 1*. S. Muttart,

sonria Bait, 'lleleohoue Gees-P. G. Seaman. fe B- “°$.s:e | f~"..'~:.<z.°..':..........

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rnuasnar, 15|, iam.

UNCLE SAI/TS NEW ISLANDS.

Clustering near the eastern end of Porto

Rico are three small islands that have

long belonged to Denmark, which it is

acquired by the United States. These islands are small in area and population. Santa Cruz, or St. Croix is the largest of these and has 84 square miles with a population of about 20,000. St. Thomas is 32 miles in area and has about 12,003 people. St. John has 21 square miles and about 1,000 souls.

Denmark has little use for these posses-

sions as the cost of maintaining her Government there has exceeded the in-

come and has been willing to sell out her

ment was made years ago for the sale of

U. S. Senate refused to ratify the agree- ment. This refusal was afterward deeply Pékretted when the Spanish war came on as the Island has a famous harbor which

would form a line base for naval opera-

United States it has seemed again desir- able to negotiate for the little Danish Islands, lest perchance they might fall

into other hands.

The price of the three Islands is said to

be some four or five million dollars,which is s mere bagatelle for the rich Republic to pay, although a large sum for the Small area of territory involved. The island people, wilfprobably not be unwilling to ` change their allegiance as their freedom l

will besecure and they will gain free ac- Q

The Brockville Times devoutly hopesl

W h d to the United States markets.

Btyss and lllrls

"l'.-.y. need good, strong

sh'*"'-'~- no paper in the soles, lot l g but solid leather and lon’ si stitching.

O ir school shoes are neat. _ Tlx' y keep their shape. _ 'l hey please the parents be

eaufc they wear so well.

C »mpl»te stock of all sizes _

and prices. _

Morris & Smith,

Cor Queen and Richmlwfi Sf s S

lust Received!

Some of those Invincible Shoes, ol McPherson’s.

Here arms few prices. Men’s Tan, extended, double sole,

lull log Toe, good heavy Box Calf, price 84.25

l{‘en’s Boi: Calf. extended doub‘e

sole, Bulldog Toe, leather lined, price, $4.25

Men’s BJ! Calf, Slip Sole, Rubber

Heel, extended sole, price $4.50

Boys’ Box Clif, extended double

lie. price $3.25 Call md see samples in window.

Sihool Boots selling cheap.

J.H. BELL.

»Hoisi_s_wiiiiv.

The undersigned wishes to inform

the public that Capt. E. R. Maudslay will be in Charlottetown to put-ci.-...C horses for the British Army, on wednesday and Thursday, llth and nth inet. ‘ Ee leaves for Summerside Friday morning.

HECIOR MCLEOD.

Ch’towu Royalty.

Qpt.xrsl. '

that- the two ministers who went iioui l

that town to Syracuse, N. Y., got intol trouble and spent the night in the police l

station will entirely clear themselves. It

adds that quite naturally a niinister’s _

story is believed by many people, but the p

average citizen who had registered under _ _

an assumed name and got into a similar ng 1;,” me amen pleasure to testify ufthe scrape and protested his innocence would 3 mm" °f 9'- P‘°"°°" °°ld°° “mul Dimv'

inot he believed for a moment. Iskof Will{‘$°_‘1’x-~V"- :fl °;“ ‘ '

' In searching for concealed liquor in

' ld walk. I spent about twenty

Portland, Maine, the other day the ofllcers g ¢'1°¢:wf¢°hii1a but received no benefit. A

discovered an ingenious dodge. In a dark sink room on the second floor was ani

ordinary water faucet. The faucet looked

innocent enough, but when they drew a 1 glass of water from it they detected in the water a slight odor of whiskey. This was the clue they worked from. With

"jimmies” and axes they tore away the sink and beneath it found a shutoff. They turned the screw and then tried the faucet. It ran a 'stream of straight whiskey. They ripped off some sheathing

behind the sink and found a small copper pipe that connected with the faucet. This

pipe they laboriously traced to the third story. It went up through the chimney, passed under a false floor in the upper story and into a bedroom. There it con- nected with a ten gallon copper tank under the floor beneath the bed. The tank was nearly full. ll-ri another case the officers found a hole in the floor beneath which whiskey was concealed, the hole being covered over with a family Bible.

_*~ “` _ ._ i 1

umhago

is Rbsumatlsm ofthe back. The cause ls Uris Acid in the blood. If the kid-

. neys did their work there '

would be no Ulic Acid and no Lumbago. #ke the kidneys do their work. The sure," positive and only mn Ins' Lumbago is

Dodd’s Kidney .Pills 1

is-~ 'v'-\»<-uw.--.i..l-¢nn`ea»»-*aaaaou-.4 . _ `

...afi

me au/inulin" “W” 'f-W*

f . "* =" ` . f.` IN YBRCOLONIAL

now believed have been or are about no be , thousand of those rails have been pur-

Sovereigmm As amauel. of fmt an agree, will mean the consolidation of from

$M,000,000 to $300,030,000 of invested

capital.

St. Thomasto the United States but the '__ , __,

' . sis useen,hid<len buttheascen`

tions. Since Porto Rico has fallen to the mfakeumaku its Pufesence undougg

Q .

THE GUARI

Iron stoves are coming more and

morelntouse in Bulg tria. having driven

favor. Germany was the nrst in the llelri with iron st oves, but has found formidable competitors in Belgium and England.

lNDlGNAN`l' AT C N. '

language of Maltt, and they symputhlse with the Maltese who have held many indignant meetings over the proposed change. I i

THB ' SIGNED _

Pnxnv, September 7.-The settlement protocol between China and the powers was signed tlils' morning. `

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NEW RAILS FOR THB

Mournnai., September 7.-Manager Rus-

sell, of the Intercolonial,railway, was here to-day en route to Buffalo. He stated that within three years the whole main line of the Intercolonial. Montreal, Hall- fax and Sydney, will be laid with one hundred and eighty pound rails; Fiffni

chased in England to lay the eastern ex- tention, Mr. Clergue not being able to live up to his contract.

GREAT COMBINE

i'iri‘-HJR-1. Pa., September 6.-The

Post s._,. the bituminous coal tniu- ing comp./...iss in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia and Kentucky, are to be consolidated into one great corporation by the J . P. Morgan syndicate.

The conpletion of this great project

Wlinilninrs Siioiir

Th ’siire,th ° runs,and`aoass

:legal rule th; :Eng holds true. The

Similarly you can argue- from

5 eruptions of the

skin to corrupt

blood. You ean’t

see the the ci, i

etc., mar the

skin surely indicate impure blood. For this reason the medicine which cures these surface blemishes must cure them through the blood. _

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med-

ical Discovery pufines the blood, removes the waste ’ and poisonous substances which corrupt it, and thus cures diseases which origi- nate in impure blood, such as boils,`pimples, salt-

rheum, tetter, e c z e in 3 sorta, and other painf - and disiguring

“Golden Medical Dis-

covery ” also increases the

activilty gf ttlae b_lood-m§.k-- in an s, us increasin

g 8 l of bloo¢£

th su pu-re redecorgtgsgles o health

the

” wntes Miss Annie Wells, ef Fergnssona

d didlthatxistegrnem e_cr

gm for purifying the blood. I sukred tern ly with rheu_matxsm,` and pimples on the akin and swelling in my knees and eet

::.';s;.:.'§.';t:'.;.f°ii°.‘.'ii:i°.:i.,‘f‘.if.¥.%.i.°;'f; ‘ Golden Medical Discovery and ,' Favorite Pre~ scriptioa’ and am entirely cured.”

Accept no substitute for ‘ Golden M_ed-

ical Discovery. There is nothing “just” as good " for diseases of the stoinach, blood, and lungs. g

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulalas

the bowels.

TENDERS F08

D ru g-Stock

ggi-

SEALED TENDERS will be received by the

undersigned addressed “john E. Bell, Char lr>ttetown,"and marked “Tenders for Stoci¢,’ up to iz oiclosk. noon_on ~atuiday the four- teenth _dav of September next igoi, for the stock of Drug~, Fancy Goods, Shep Furniture' end effects o Mr. Lawrence W. Watson (doin business in Charlottetown, under, the name 0? W.R Watson}and situated and being in the Drug Store and Premises lately occupied by M;-_ Watson on the west side of Queen Street, Char- lottetown. adJoining the premises of Messrs George Carter &_ Co. The stock list of the property may be inspected at the omce of Mr. A. A. McL¢al_l, Solicitor. Charlottetown. and in- tending purchase s will have the privilege of inspecting the propertxeon application to either Mr. McLean or the un rsigned.

The above sale is made in pursuance of the

provisions for sale contained in a Chattei Mort- gngee made by the said _Lawrence W. Watson to the undersigned. bearing date the Sth day of December, A. D.. 1897. '

The purchaser will have the opportunity of

taking_the lease of the Drug Store without con~ sideration. ;

The undersigned does not bind himself to

accept the highest or any tender.

*` JOHN E. BELL, T Mortgages.

Aug, 31, 1901 Sept 3d f,

l i

Farm for Sale.

Willie line lilies al mm and Three al ll. ll. Stisiil.

so-_tn-_

This farm contains over loo acres of land, well watered with three dilierent ponds which

never go <1 and a oodwell with force in , 16 acres neigmeadogv well fertilized last pn ' P

y n year. _

The remainder under pasture and fwood.

up to $12.00

out the tln~plated ones formally in great ,_ _ _ . 1 . . . - l _ , gf. _ __ Q *__

l I S ‘ 1 ` * ‘f " I ' i' *` = fi'

’ f \

A use with it passport that win' give it sii

40_Black Taffetta Silk' Waists tasty and stylish. 'American styles $3.75,

185 _Black Roman Sateen Waists $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. Best made X

89 French Flannel Waists, plain colors, spots and stripes' all wool

300 all ready to wear Trimmed Hats direct from New York, Engl ind ’ and

The best showing of Trimmed M_i1lineryfi?a this '.l`owo

Special inducements to teachers. ,_.

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I? -

LARGE S'I`0CK OF WATCHES

_ ,¢_ _ _. . p

. y V .. _» . ‘ _. 5,, __~_ K .V _.

The newspapers of Germany are lndig-w. ',, I; _.QW ` S*-_ . A V' . f it '

nant at Chsmberlslifa attempt to sub- [_ _ '

stitute English for Italian as theodsislp _ _ _ . _

_tree into the best Homes--the passport ‘of tasty

at popular prices. ' ‘ f

» We offer the Teachers of P. E. I. a special discount on Waists this week,

to choose from . ` . _ ._

Canada and by far the best value ever shown. _

$2.75, $3.00, $3.75. Some made to measure $4.50 and $5.00,

FIOID U0 ‘V l \ 4 _.

IF YOU NEED

i is one that will bc durable. Look well and above allkeep good_time

al this you want at a r price. _

Y in will End this _ewmbinatiou the *arch we sell, `.`;' - '_ _’

@"Oo.r repair department-is turn-_

ing -iut iii-st class work,‘ `. _ ._

- Sunnyside, Qieen Square. '

compara‘h'vely new, milk wsggou passes gate. . _ _ .

Terms easy. Apply at Tas Gnaantair Oiee

w I '.‘

liodw 3m,

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std t ,

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Cl'\AR’LU1’.T£TOWN.. P.¢..l.

s itute of C=u-»l.i....tl, the largest shorthaul [institute in the world; Students ,. (mole Or fem +6?) may ~uter at any time. No e-itrancs examinations required. Gradu-.tes are ».ssist.ed to responsible p-:iai'ions. Wriv- for information to

Charlottetown Business Gnllege, Gliarlottetown, P. E. I. S

Augzgdaw 3m C ' ILE- Principal. _

In older to reduce our immense stockto make room

lar 30 days'

All goods in' our store at ‘from l

for new _goods Bllill Still

HIS is one of the best equipped

Business Colleges in the Provinces. _ Hf=re,‘_‘a business eduos-_

tion i~ not made a. side” issue, but all

spscialfy. All commercial subjects are taught by a large stef of compe- tent- teachers. Graduates fron. our Shorzhand Dep~itrtment~ receive their D pl-aruas from the Phonogrephic “In-

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lo no

» < __ -,

10 to 33 1..3 p. c. off.

Big bargains lor. everybody, This is a. genuine slaughter sale

of Crockery.

which cnt from cue' ands half to two t?x?:§ 1, S K » f I

\I.l7U15SY¢lf- l- ' » 3. _ _ . ' _ = ' - ‘

rs aces well fertilized "land ready for next ‘ ' V ' ' 0' ' _

$st1:’r:;’>ep\;’a1n;1k;na§)1;esec;ftnewlystumP¢d.hnd _.lv . 1* V __ I _ _ A I _V (

” ’ I " ’ _ p _ lt' dwelling house on Upper ‘Euston

- (§=&ll¢>?l€*lft`H’H- _ ~ _ _ 1 Sunnyside. Burst. Apply to ‘ °

_ _ _ _ _ OR

“`t$-'if .. ('&“U Y ` ' A I ' V

3 *K rw ` ..._ ~»}

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¢ I

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1-.. tl

ador-

_and

_ di Stables. _ Charl‘dtt:thwn.P. E. I.

In rate rates

-'<4' fl..?.'; ».~........ii _,.g__,'l‘s1§t°ae loci R5, H- ST

to J. X.”

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UNBHK

! 'US I*/lfibv

.HWl§3$1 "Wed V4"’~'l!ib=

George Street

First-class s i n l e

an# double teams at

1"" no turn-outi for

won

aiiivery Stables

,.l Pri1\'.=°_ Sitter.

x Pe E le ,-

Firht class single and double teams. _ ' Fine turnouts for weddings and private parties. _ ephone 52 s ~ n »

*S-20-d 3m Proprietor

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