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C°°SiiP°¢i°1i comer from just one eauie-lack of bile,-°" It is the bile-flowing ir:lto~t_he intestine:-that `eaa»`ea the bowels to move. More bile ii the only thing 'that can cure

Chronic Consti£aticn. " V ' Fruit acts 'rectly on the liver. ,It stimulates and. strengthens the millions of tiny liver cells-causes more bile'to be made_and makes the liver' give up' more bile to

the bowels.

».lr‘¢'él.r’.frlIEl'if.ll’iT.5’y?i‘il“2.!.l’lfl,l’¢l‘.l“.i was her iron le, and aaya e-“lhlve Med "Fruit-a~tlvea" .witizcgreae bosom, “di they are a grand rn eine for eonatipa. tion and other atomach trouble. I would not oare to be without them in the house.

they areaogood."

Cathartics, pills, salts, ape-

rient waters dou’t reach the liver. They merely irritate the bowels and make the bowels move by irritating the lining membrane. Constipa- tion is made worst by auch

drugs.

%wMW

of l‘f\ai_t Liver Tablets.

contain no calomel, cascara, senna or other bowel irritants. They are concentrated fruit juices, combined and made more active medicinally by our process of uniting them. "Fruit-a~tives" are a liver tonic. They tone up and stimu~

~ late t_l:ie liver_and cause the

liver to secrete more bile. This means a healthy bowel action and- a permanent cure for Constipation, Biliousness and kindred troubles.

All druggists should have

them. Sent prepaid on receipt of price-5oc. a box or 6 boxes for $2.50-by

Frulhwtives Limited,

Dttawa. `

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FANCY DECDRATIVE

[TISSUE i

For Mantle Draperies, etc.

We have just opened up Very Select Stock of Fancy

Tissue Papers. The color-'

ings and patterns are choice

Easter Cards, Easter

Novelties and Easter Magazines now ready.

Haszaid lr Moors.

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ing Almout-l`.-pat in trai I "for h

raliel this owning rreimnn, Allnligm, |g°|: Kvlitilhapa now and will likely take u i>\\\_°° suwnu the no uno. this mi. -

dl' tl* uf' _ . _

‘ |_V'_.HE Gannanaran ciyaauiaia

.sl.al|lon_,_ Lord Abcrrleen.` whose

slack lalrriotn throughout the Province

°l_§h° highest prior-1 on the marker, win a§uaual,atand for the season or l906~at his owner'~i atablou, Kingston, Lot 31, Recently, Michael lierrnesscy one of the

city tcam_ster'a acid rr tivo your our 1.0.4 Ab rfleen hcrsg for $20030,

-_ ,»~,y. Jr.

.' MONG TIIOSE WHO wirnr grnrlrp

ated from the Ontario Veterinary

Col elm luat weak was Alder A. Black, of Searletown, P. E. I. The graduating class was the largest in yauru, among its mein. barb being sovurnl alurielitrl irorri Limo “lest

Walsh one from ilu: Argentine Republic an a number from the United States- 'l`he gold merlnl lor the heat general ax- aininatlon war-i won by rr student, from 'l‘rlnlduil.

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I Oil); WATTS, IIAIUPSIIIRE, wus

in llrr- --ily yeslerdvy wi|.h his four

year nhl Clyrlosrlnlc sin! ron Urphari Jnuk. This stallion was aired by Crnwu lllulits, :him by Barrister, walglra lllllll lbs. arnl has won first prize every limo hu has nn- Lcreil the prlzo ring. lie is of grain! build and was iidrriired by lrunilrerls us he passail through l.bu streets. Expert horsc riien oiuiui lrlrri to bo one of the llirvsi. horses over raised in this Province. Iilr. Writta is to ba coir;zr~ul.ul.rtcrl on lraing the owner ol such un animal wliiolr is cer-t.~rin- ly un acquisition to the Island.

Jiaidii

R. COX, dial his first- work ui

the season lately vvlrenlio gave

lirnélr Llurllngnlong splrr says tha Frcrl» t~ricl,on, N. El., Gleaner, and yesterday he had ‘ Aid. Coll/er'a Macrluti' (2.2lJil in linrrd lor' arrood working oui. _

About the 'middle of April Llin “ne

inure Ruth Wllkas(2.20) will be Item for Mr. Cox toliurrdle. Sho has been rlrlven in Truro this winter by her owner-, Mr. Lenrmant, and outside of being n bil. heavy ahels ready to step out niid go some at any time. The other inure, Daisy Wilkes (2241), is

plready under Mr. Gox'a caro and hor owner, Hugh 0'Neil, nn:l runny admirers look to seo ber have, another aucoeasliil seriaohr ‘ "

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Tun s'raLLioN, Joe rmroiien, .ir-

2.lEi sired by Joe. Putclien 2.(lli,

the greatest slro of extreme speed the world has ever known, slro of thu cham- pion of all harnessed horses Dan Patch 1.553 and 17 others in 2.3) list out of 21 foals older than B year olds in i905. Joa Patch- an, Jr. danr la tho great brood mare Bell of Edgewood, dam of 2 in 2 80 list. Louise Patchen 2 215 and Joe Pntchen, Jr. 2.2% both records made ovar half mile tracks. individually Joe Patohen, Jr. ls a horse of grand llnish and plenty of substance with is line disposition that he will begat speed nod grand road qualities there is no doubt r ns he not only inherits but possesses these qurilltles in rr marked degree.--This horaa Is owned by Fred Cumeroo,CliariottetoW!i, whose stables are on Euston Struct.

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li. DODD DwYr4:R; or Prawn, took his ileot piioerJoo Palchen,

Jr., 2:20* up to Amherst lately, and for thc free-lor-all event racad on the lee there And lowered tha colors of the (aol. Cumberland nags ln short order. The heats were fora distance of half a rnilo, which was supposed to be in favor of the home horses aa Tliirotliy V. T. 2.101, had tha reputation ol stepping speed way halves close to n rnlr_rute and SIBPVIBH 'L 2.24, ia at his beat lrr the short dlatance, but it was Joo Patchen Jr‘a day and he ouutepped them every inch of the way in last time. The tlma given for the three heats was 1.042, 1.05, Lilii. ' If the time is correct Joe Prilohen Jr. should be a good crindldute lor li-ce-for-all track honors next season as halves at a 2.07 rata la an indication of speed that would tangle up the best ol them.

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'T"HE,'l‘R0'i"i`El\ AID Pacer aaya:

Mr. George Eatalrrooka, one ol the

most prominent road driven of Denver, C0|_,md agentioman who for a number pf years has campaigned aome prominent nor-rerr In the Grand circuit, rroirl the past wealrto A. B. Enter. of Amherst, N. 8_- wirnaia smrwn. wil. Wlulhld Sir” ton Brat made his appearance on the wr( at the June meeting atbonvar in iw. where he acQ“i\’°d “ "°°'d °f am' 1"; following year he reduced his Nobrdd ___ 2.13! at Sedalla, Mo. In lim, he ma e s lwugarroe on the Grand Circuit and ac- “|"¢_ .‘*9¢|»|\ ni MB) at Olevellntlr

_?)|,|°' whwh no reduced each succeeding

I

| . lie has

f;;-;;V'_¢..°::.:1:f.: 1:.::‘..'.:.°:°.:: in of , but paoara ol his ala? JWl;:i ,nf lndaltfptratlon, driven Y N” .__ q,,¢,§'||||»oed ln a noe there was an ilo atom ma. winasid su-arson vs_: ina mapa. but was Pigs' °;_: _r:°°“_ .ua lin very Nth* °°“ ' Q ,M

writ and wa a unable nom an

ir: rams dams it will in by I lem*

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*uw* E--“DONALD Haut; V dorm '1uocoY. rmpnam- or

£’Po1id¢ intends having hw: f" __|r|;ig_Q¢||\`m"¢|‘| gm; _|“|,,.

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;_i>! Nl hargia lruiara and dealers, to be cm'

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I ing the hcrac Parkside Jr. *He la a full .hlirthar to Ada Mao, £17. who riovv hold `

Trad L hal aecundthe wail lriovm ltaili _inland-Bhladln. H917, (rum 1( _ Hugh ~ ollonaqle. the'well known Suaaex hreedegln exchange lor Judge Wilkes (RWD-" ’ '

Ilil$llBllqdiu;la_ brown, in cclor,hy

Elmo, U74, dam Misa A. by Adminis- _tratai-, 857. Hia granddaui le Jose by Alliiight. 5817. ‘ JudgoWtlkea was foaled in 1883 -and has been owned by Mr. McCoy tor about tenyeara while Inland Saladln was foal- ed in 1890.- Mr.MnC_0y has been succeaslulln put~

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_ting through the sale ol the well known lrtlilion Calcandra by Andov_r pafikl. MDL Ruddlck, M. P.P., of Sb. Martins, N. B.

dt" st’ uf' _

IN _Tnis coL_UmN. in the ima of nw

Nth. lust. was a para ph concern-

the race record ollilre Gharlottatown Driv- ing ParkV.und has pl‘0ven to be one of the b_cirft`ta`oe mares Prince Edward Island has ever produced. Parkside Jr. ia the rrlro oi Parker L., 2.201;-King Edward, who is claimed to he the instant three yaar old on the lslandf and Parker C. He started in lourracos and has never been behind the money. ln the last race' ha started with nina horses, and in the last heats led the ilold past the three quarter pole where lie marie n slight mistake and llnialred third, which uoes to show that he is it racc horse to the llnlirh. Parkside, Jr., is the only horns in Queon'a County, that has one on the lint, and only three of his get have been trained any for speed. lie ls ii produce ol’ speed aa well aa a big stylish driver. Horsemen would do well to look Parkside Jr. over before selecting rr horse. Ile weighs i305 `lbs. and is rr llrirk nrnlioguny brown with good flat. bonu. i

_ 1*' K' %" _ UE STA'l‘EMEN'i` OF Lim Frerlar~

I lcton Gleaner ln rr>;¢nrd to the .\lr\r-l-

ltlma Circuit is incorrect in puttin! Spr~ln,; liill among the seemingly dlsaatialieri places. All a matter of fact, Bcoretary Welch says that Bprinuhill liarr cheer-lully

curry oul; its parlrs in the Circuit. The only engirostlon madc by Springhill is that the Circuit b°gln at Springhill, thence on to Mannion and Fredericton. This was to prevent expanse ol travel, by doubling upjtlia ground, asiivould bo the case starting at Moncton, tlienco ori to Springhill and bank to Fredericton. llow- ever, in tha prdsenlr circumstances lt in riouhirlul it the Olrcullr will be carried out lri its entirety, though no doubt Home of the tracks at least will aim to suit one unol.he\~'a convenience, aa well aa that of .hcra_e__owpera. _ - » _ _ ___\_, '

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Nervous llisggisgs

lin Lgriger a Fad.

ALL cnassas Now _surraa rnoru nxnausrno Ner§vas»-si>r.nN- Din rzast'L'rsf a'raxNe:n FROM THE USE Oi'

‘Dr _Ghasgs V Nerve ood.

“The breakdown of the nervous system is no mare society crane from which lt la fashionable to suffer, but is ~blsoo'ming a national calamity which bids fall' to rob ourdescendauts of many 'of those qnnlltlerr which have done so much to make this cmplrd what it is," write! Dr. Guthrie Rankin, an eminent physician. The keen competition ' of lite ra now

rrstliut ol Dr. Chaeo‘a Nerve load, for

plausedlo provatoyoulf you will have your physician call at these ofilcas and

What we consl er no r proc o what Dr. Chnse's Nerve Food will do for

diseases of the nerveaoan be actually

l he nervous ayetam. r. “"°°°n'°'.z:::::.r::°:i“.'§ rri.ti‘:'r:*.:.i: glehwvltallty overcomes weakness. alok- rrara and dlaaan. - ~` ' A favorite means n1provln§ thla Ia by norlrnuonr-increase rr wogrh t yhlls ul-

aucepted everything and is quits wllllngl.o_

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'--ef them

-» ‘Betula

Sty‘es are many--and up-to-date You wont

E have about 600 Hats for men to sell-eight days only in which to sell

_ Ii.'s the Hat-buying opportunity of a life time, by coming ~qulckly‘ you can secure a stylish Hat at ausaving ofa dollar or more. ` ' At present we've a full range of sizes (IM to 7%. -

_ These hats are really good. Such brands as! These tremendogs reductions are due _lo no im- “S'e“°“" Hawesr "ld TW” ale f°“‘1d °l11Y ill flfsflperfection or damage tothe hats-there is'nt a speck

class hat stores. _ L , _ lon them_ » ‘ ` _ _

find 3 ,auch bgtter 55501-tmem in 'any 'Hag Store.-_l It’s because our lease expires and sile must end but you’ll nlld” the prices a great d-:al higher, _ in eight days. `

L 600 Fine Stylish Hats in Be Sold , `

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L in Eight Days at

Tremendous Reductions!

"S'TETSQN” HATS3Most famous lor durability, fade- "HAWES" HATS -This famous American Hat, of

less black and shape retaining qualities. Stetson Hats

give live years satisfactory wear. We Show two splendid styles, soft black only. Come quickly-quzintlty Ts linri- $5 now $5.60

“TRESS HATS"-English Hat of conservative yet very

attractive styles. Black only. Stiff and setf. Splendid

value, quality is a i. Former price stamped cn leather

in each hal. Fit and wear unsurpassed . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . .

. _ . . $2.00now$i.20

are new and styles 'are good. Your choice ' . . . . . . . .._50c` A `

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' CAPS"-Of every sort worth up to 85c' ~ _ < _ 'V _ ' ‘FIXING-Q"-FOI' l11E\1i|lf0ll9Wil1g iii"-~°~

each are all shown on a big tablein lront ~ i " Armlets and Boston Ho.e Suspenders for

of store. Sizes for inen-for boys. All _ _f

r fvffarmr

.1 _ _

style, fadeless black. and splendid wear, is u most popular

one v'vlth__well dressed Charlottetown men. Still and soft styles are many and good; black, brown, slate. greys. etc. ._ $3now$l._95

“SPECIAL” HATS”-In a very large variety of styles.

All solt styles including broad brims. Black, grey,

slate, brown, pearl etc. These hats wear well-last a

yearwllh care......... $|.20 n0w69c

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I ' 9/>1£.S.s 5oc to 75c Neckwear for 29 and 32c.

16c.

38C Silk Haudkerchiefs for 19 and i5c. ‘Four ply linen collars 3 for 23c and 5oc.

~ Importedsoxfor..... ...........30¢_

Progress ’

Begins .Where (ithers Left tiff.

THE L. C. Slllllli & BRUS. TYPEWRITER.

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Naturallyandgra u y ENB. I V , ’

, l h blood, tha au tance i _

l§\l’,r§I.f":l‘rIll‘.:]ll'lllvélrl’r§"l;'.Ti§°iillflir"§§' $3,125 \ _ Cor. Granville 8; ?)a§¥__§gl_e_SSts., Halifax, N. S. ‘ -

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uns medicine is pompous or are mm 500 now in daily use in T Y P E‘_ W R powerful rm-va restoratlves known to Q " ...._._..._- _

m:l"li‘lLlr“la!cl;“ciedlo boast aawe ehailbe Can3~&#° ,WRITING IN SIGHT' L

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NEWSOME, OULIS WHEAR,

L. B. MILLER, Local Agent.

Inu t a medicine; al)_;;x";rsa;mNei-X: il5.7.9.l_i.i_4 __ V WL _J _ _

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../~:1"*5 -` fi.. <l*\.',._Tlr:¢_f.'\\‘Vf. ‘

leltln nll grades ot _a_onlety, andaathe °' _ -/' _[_ ' 24"" _Q ‘_-,_ _,__ _ __ ,.

raeuli prostration paraysls and insanity '_.¢}§i;,$;§_:§r_._j:jjf_"r-_ < s /,‘//; -' _, ~. ' y ;,\i_\`_ ~_ ` '_, ` - are becoming mor; and more common as _ _ 4/\`:_,l 1 ,_ _|_"‘,\__ _ '1`_ _ the natural outcome ol exhausted nerves. _ ' ___,-.32-_ l 'ri .___ ;';~V~»' . » __ ' -\_li _gif » l S\»<=»»1w=-1°-»‘ *ru*-\=\\\~f» '-=~"~=-“°»-- . _ ‘ ini ll I headache and generallaolr of energy and I __lt_ ‘ lg \,_"'”' ambition are among tha early indications l . ‘--1_1 V‘_,,..r- ‘, T;i ~.- - / |____,(i‘_»‘

of nervous troubles, and with women the _ I . ______= ," ` ‘\ _ V _';._ .._'§';L _- _/_fl _; ,_.;-'_<__-ji'y_s'\g;\'_ result is not infrequently derangaments .»._‘__'_;_f'.'li, "'f-»~.i-;.~':_*i»)_T_¢/ ,._, _'___ and irregularities of the Iamlnlne organ- Just AR __ ` _ _ _,__ ._ . _ I _

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attire nerves were topreaoribe toryou on thg mm-ken Qver _ ~»T.';;-3-M, ‘ _

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you oan't oayln any other store ln this ng caving on y°\\l “Ili Y _.___ ,_,-_

city. Prices from 7 cents double roll nu- _ ”

M"--"°' '°"» '~“" '°"°* °;..".“‘ - S '- am Flour

price. _ __

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Business For Sale at Cardigan Bridge

That well known business stand

and wharf roperty lately owned by J. F. §orto& _ aiaowiwelling house will be no cheap. ~' Apply lo ,

W. S. STEWART or

I. F. NORTON,

Charlottetown -

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Thmn-liy Carrol, agent, Clrrowa'