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Norway Pino Syrup

7 Goree Benghn. (Bella, Dreeebltle,

lieareeaeae. Greco. *SWIM Ivo of lightness In we chest. Me- tieklin in the throat, is

G hell-

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attack of more

tightness in the chili. Some

timelwhenlwanteltocmuhandovlild not I would almost choke to death. Lf? wie tmeahott1eofDl.WO0DS NORaY PINE SYRUP, and to my sur-

Ng, ¢,m,¢ ,Peony 1'f.1 would or borwionouz if ir it :foie e1.oo o bot-

can recommend it no BI9l'y_0U

mmm’ M I 'ui ii oold.

8 £1 of 'l°__ "1 rrioo ad com. 5""

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‘ WDRTHY

SPUN GiES

f Reliance, dggigne j’ as '53 _the wvdom authority over the men, they were exoner- T "" " r ' ated. We are of opinion that Judge.

' American designers, builders and yachts- ~ G°""°’S l°ni°°° -l°d3m‘°i°t "mh”`d1-7 be f ' considered as an an'hori tatlve precedent

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Sponges at best are not

2 Very Satisfactory item to handle. -We sell them

for what they are and

for what they are worth.

For bath, buggy and the

toilet we have a special

lot which we _ consider

the best bargain we have

seen for quite a time.

_ See window. .

J. G. JAMUSSON,

Chemist and 2* 11 ggist, 7_

l THE lllEDlljAL HALL.

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WANIED IMMEDIATELY

ASealer for a lobster factory

Apply to "

G. D. LUNGWMTH & C0.

ezdgi.

S-Y ' _"' Z

Portlan » ent.

::. ¢_`f".`f> co 3

600 barrels, best qualities ofiho oooiosois onoooo doubtful. ~

to arrive this week.

CARVELL BROS.

i\es@\ _ ' 'J F'

i and which has been so eagerly contestedp

y, a beauty, very fist, and immensely fuller

'55' » r r-tw rv, ._~ » o- ---.». »~ . _hw _, ._ _ __ _

, »__‘; \;_f. v , v' s ,_ --‘_§_»‘, _ . .~, ,`.‘~__»g_,i_,;»5_;:_,_&_._&;§1:,,.,___.,__ _ ». ~ . . .. _ ~‘ ' v _ ~ ‘ ju- __ _.3 " _

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or a wider interest than the America Cup, _ a yachting which our American friends sh long held without a break,

tor by British yarctt/amen. In the canning

autumn that glllant snortsman, Slr\ Thomas Lipton will again, barring ac- Qideule, iappearin the lists and endeavor to capture the coveted cup. By repeated r'fe' ences and illustrations our readers have been made familiar with Sir Thomas

the challenger Shamrock III and the dc fender named the Reliance, put forward

by the New York Yacht C`ub, possess :rs

of the cup

these columns concerning the de'endar, and so much. comparatively about the challenger, her launching, her trial races' with the older Shamrock, and her recent

_ unfortunate accident, that a few words about the Reliance will new be in order. Sir Thomas Lipton has sanguine expecta- tions for the challenger, designed by Wat-

` less confident of the performances ot the

defender, by Herreshoif. The most famous

men have examined the new craft and all

express unqualified admiration. Burgess, a famous yacht builder says, “Beliance is

than Constitution or Columbia. 'It has _a ` beautiul bow and stern`. I think it will

T pxove the fastest cup-racer ever built," i Spears, a well known yacht expert, he-

_ and yet by reason of the heavier weight

of leail in her fin is able to carry a spread *_ oteanvas bigger than any 'thing known before”-15,500 square feet. We are told T that it is nearer the American skiinming

dish than any cup boat ever built. Sham-

i' twice as deep as the Reliance. The New

thus: “Reliance is ia skimming dish bu

_rozk Ill is more nearly a cruising typ

e It is evident that the challenger an defender are of two different types, tha the best that Britain and America can fo

the time produce will meet in the comin race with equal confidence on both sides

a sportsmen, that for his own sake as we

._ dian sympathy must run with him ver

generally, but- all must see that the issue

....i'1__..<----1

, WANTED-A case of headache tha t ' KUMFORT Powders will not cure from

‘z2, aawrm.

Houstxtevtas

-. qv? 2 » _ ._._.moootit_o1m. _ _ l _g ever 'S

wnu i ‘- _ ' _ si -ii i ji ‘ _'>` ' _ _- _; _ i ._ ........u .eu ..._ Foote i l oo. games' J' fh‘l§‘i§l`§.’§.adm‘”ea”d ”°g‘““ *° See ‘ ‘ ' i¢of‘if¥ shim °.gs°th°.1“ii“ _ci Liga”

|SEASEJohn Mclcod lemlunliiui do-.sooo

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Styles are arriving for us every trip of the steamers. _We shortly show the great; ~ eSt st-11': G furniture ever before g-a,t11¢1-e§ _

_together under one

r ir

- V.- . _ ,

4~adwft

/ a

loo; F URN,lT__URE

.1 tenlto twenty minutes. _

uv-vw”

_ - i handed down ajudgment which at this

wuosnsnar, APRIL 22. lm i sillvav-so uouuson-oogoii. A port -or

i* l\1d3lD¢nt, and the only portion to which

J- -

x _ » _

1- V' " 'No _sporting trophy perhaps in all the” ' ` __ ’_ 4 "H ages has challenged a keener competition Th °°`

THE COIHNG CUP RACE we shall now refer dealt with a __¢h&1'8°

lktlnst members ot the Montreal Pollcei

I rock III has a narrower, beam, and a hull

York Evening Pcst’s expert puts the case

lit

_ to sail cn and over the water, while Sham-

I . . e

Sir Thomas Lipton is so true and gallant

a 1d built to sail in and through the wat- ! r.” ' ` _ di

c c I _ g

as on national grounds British and' Cana-

A smsu

Judge Curran ot Montreal the other day

force for defrauding the city. e po

men in question, having instructions from the chief to be measured fornew uniforms, procured instead new suits of clvilian’s clothesln addition to having their old uniforms somewhat cleaned or repaired. They did not get new uniforms at all, but “stood in” with the “tailoring Brin that _ had the contract to deceive the authori- ties in the manner meutionei and can- tinued to wear their old uniforms while ` tho ony pond tho big bm for tho now ouoo. i

fsrms, on th ground that long usage hai sanctioned the practice. The usage, if such it had been, was thought to be so de- cidedly wrong that no ~mall rn a_ure of

A So little has heretofore appeared in _ u ‘

indignant press comment and criticism greeted the disclosure of the facts. So srong was the feeling that what had

been done was dishonest and disrapntable

that even the not very scrupulous City Council of Montreal promptly passed a re- solution forbiddiug the practice for the

future. But because it was shown that

_ son, and.°nr Amerioan @nsi.s are not the tlllllf bBBll hQfll‘l¢"._&Ud wifi

` apparently wlnked at ,by some one in,

hereafter outside of the Province of Que -

be c. ~ _ ___ _

\ - _ -

» mehr semenovrn. i

.~ __5;_ - ‘ The Guardian-'so attention has been

and by the _ time the _ papers' are ready the places of illegal sale are closed up and at is mudo nunoult ooo frequently mi-

possible without long delay 'to _serve the papers. It is suggested that to avoid this publicity which defeats the ends ot justice, a local magistrate migh take the informa- tion and issue the summons, the case to be afterwards heard by the Stipeadiary.

It is -also suggested with apparently

good reason that when witnessess are subpoenaed and refuse to come to court a

t warrant should be at once issued.. This 1. would afford a wholesome lesson to a.

number who now persistently refuse to respond to the milder form of notice. A correspondent also points out the desir- ability of a lawyer being employed to conduct the ` more _dilllcult cases. At present the Prosecutor has no authority to employ counsel. There are many way in which the Government, ifheartily

disposed to do so could greatly assist the i work of carrying out the Temperance Act, and we trust they will give the matter their serious attention. The great majority of right-thinking _people desire to have the law carried into eifect,

i and we are not without hope that the

"Government, which has given us ‘so good

a law in Charlottetown, may respond to

the popular demand in regard to the Scott Act. There appears to be a tem-

perance awakening in Kings, which we

are glad _torccord and we hope and trust'

,f v _. . _

__ . » L,

roof in this Pr0vince-- A

and are going to sell it too.

ARK `&_ _

painful ma which f

1 is subiect. Dod¢i'a

" ~ Pills will euro any

' -cue of B:-i£x:Dice_a`a;e.

1 n failed in A

_ incase. Theyaro

'°““°f.‘3.i\“’oi§°E.

its _ _y_ L

‘ _ remcdy

»` are mu, _J

'° -‘ name-but imita- ___.

"ina

F _ _ I o_9DD"‘§_

"KIDNEY

giniiii

Bl or on

_ All over th store the new Spring _thin - are crowding in. Thw hm f winter will ek _ ourmind buf 5?_f`"¢s 'm` ' ° o. from far-od a'pa`n'-of the hnndreds'of'kin‘ds"o iivoolen dress goods gamemd from every textile centre. The "Wo1nen’s Reedyxrto 'Wear' Garment” section also extends a beckoning hand--ready, with dozens of mit, md -

izoagsglaill of the liiewest-idedi-in " ‘ sfo: is f Y sms. 'ch are shades for spring wear. _ _ Blue, navy, green, brown, mmm, 'uw hum mg

ner..

.,t- *

,uv -»_ ' =_»_.»`

black. Samples free. ' ` " `

-,_

o , __ i g _ ’ _

. and his successive Shamrocks but are less They were °b”3`°d withhaud fmd V" b° _` ' ; i j ' ' ~ ~

l azquainted with the new craft by which “eve fmmd guilty by the l°°'"' °°‘u°"

. . _ Judge Curran exonerated the police f . _ _ Q _i

he will te this year opsosed For the great cup race of 1903 will be contested ly °m°erS from the charge of fraud m takmg _ S ~ . _ . . _ _ _ I _ _ _

_ _ clvilian_`s clothes instead of official uni-

lhostorcl is T akingq_n__§§_1_i_r__i1i_g__-_iiiig

-ao ,, ._

._ ..- ‘e

_,.

`¥\

‘. _. _

r ~_- o-\...__

sue", th” “igwm b¢ 5 gy‘¢,_ in _b_r0,d- directed to matters pertaining to the_ - _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ , _ _ _ _ ,meh ,ng dum *gd 1,10-wmgh, ¢,`-'b1’¢'w_ better enforcement of the Canada '1'em__ ' __ 3 >_ _ -alan... -~ _. _ _ _ _ . av _

i 9 ’ - __, ~ ."‘ an _ 'L ' ‘ ` _ T' _ ~p_._. ___<_:_,_ :, ‘___ “_A xx) :__ __ *P

is” “it exceed the older buts,” is ln improvement _ _ : . _ ,_ __ ~ , .1 _.. -'_ ‘.. _ _ < .__ _ _-,_ ~ _ and that inastidbreeze andalumiii seai might be and ought to 'be effected. __ if _» “it will slide over the wavesasa tobogan_"Ali Pfeselit i“__W° *W i“f°"m*?5 thi' hotbed; '_ _ ~ ` an n`3 Fhwem' ana _ sud” down 3 wen iced hilly Prosfcutor is obliged io apply to the~ - ` __ _ _

i Omwrinz wounicalmos. the Reliance is ;:§°";;:’ ____‘_‘;_°““"°§f°‘;°“é_ "1 °"° " _ ’o _ `T;f\__ ,(10) _Cdfloadg of Wheat. Peae.'C»lovers. Tim

1 1 procee eoge own 8 so ar ev. etc atc. in stock and on the wa' atdowest T ri

'described as “longer, (latter and broader Pe _ . _ __ _ _ .¢ » , - y P ees* _ than an of Herreshoi:l"s previous boats, to issue the wipers' His arrival-‘SSM (mee A 'Ret¢iiI' _ ch5fl0ff8f0Wh»- ' ` ' ‘

, l _ ' ~

noted bythe partiesicomplalned of, who_ _ _ . _ suspect thats. complaint has been made,` _ i '_ I ' ,ES A

-4., `

_Sewing Machines. _

_ _ of '-""

s $1.00 PER WEEK”

'i '_ Wi" _f _>I`ED WITH THE i `

vi .

_ ff? 11 2-:SI una Assumes _conrlrw

onceorcall _ ‘

The Blllllllillle ii- il’

r me fmrsr mae ~

1 jiiflf _ir itféff’ _ ' ‘ ' _ ' » y- ff or surmn

that the authorities will take cogni-‘ » _F . <f,_!4 H I

\ ////` _L in Tweed Worsted and

*”” ‘ i 9"*

on the Perfect Protection Plan 20 Years.

Willretnrn yonattheendcfthe od o¢ th don gn ve=¢~=1»__e=°u1<iy¢u=1i-before ooé’.o°i`e §`-ou.“u..¢o°‘°oM .ii ..- °¢iV¢¥1_-°°°`=11d 25°-` °f ‘yon invested; Write at

_mvfo gg.

Has Led and |sSi|l1_

laamnr!

_Was awarded Silver Medal and

Diplomas in competition with mg worldis manufacturers in New

And again, the crowning triumph oE~ the -age 'was the_ Gold Medal

Orleans, U. S. A., 1884 and 1885. if "

at the Paris Exposition in 1900, .through

How is That _far a World-Wide Reputation? S

Callat our show room, Ke t St t _ d inspeo, '

Also a full line of Thomas Orgaiixs, gi’ Hadime and *N25

igiglu.|"i‘E'HI“|!'i|EE: ‘sig i'D=lE;5'l

E” yi

5-7 fT”.§'€

-win more 'nie

River, Broo Fredericton, Gambe

Creek Rocky

' _ kield

l’s Corner,

and at

ustine

dwxi

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A sf. Joao, N. 4-22 Tn, Th, 8a,w '

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an-eh-I_

llmlekfl 5! HIS

hvypnbllc anetion_ at ld’ ltree! on loud!!

8. nr. al Bef

crmprlailf cf parlor, dilill ml ood xitoheo fomiwe.

silver ware,

and crockery ware. _

Terms at__¢ale.

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