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THE MA"-'~ ~ A SUNDAY S_(_I;H'Q_(Ii0¢,ENI|0NS- I

/' _“" NEW LONDON RA|[_wAY_ _- Tun program of the Sunday SehoolCon One of the worst of Bronohial Dis-

vsntlonaas at present arranged are as ?, because ic- has the wg;-at ,ffm-_

Z Bc ‘

Was All Rim Down.

. B

fj ' Had No imma' ‘

` ' ..__ U Geo. 7 -_ :I ' " . trashing us and proposing e line from

toon vloutn sort orciasr.

I. Y. Warner, Riverdale, ms.,

`%*5..-‘

_ ' 4 <'.

1 r ~~~ ~ ?‘3+i

aaa|“Iiitvlh waryfdiil-

y lg sg gh, ,|n|’;i|m¢ ying” 0| that time we had but one schooner owned h Blood Brtters. I was all run hens and our valuable fishing was almost

“W hid 0° lPP°¢i¢°» |°li IU llllbillon. given up. Now although the harbor is

.°*.:l;°g’“‘;‘:§:°“::d|:; :ated and in need of hreakwsters to improve

no properi . laaw B.B.B. adver- rl’

tisedaao conclude give it a trial, thirrk.

rut #1-.gggsgggqygssyu hgwf' out sillfhlls salt maolessl sash, per sse- But a pruning one bottle I began to. feel l

_to the m,any'othsrswh_o have spoken "‘

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better, and by the time I had used three kerel and ood dsh. In the near vicinity

'are

l>°¢!l_¢,9_$:!N Delia( liltqie new person. I em ad d there la suc e remedy provi- ded hr suffering humanity and cannot

Pnl* n .B in lunnt th". h M and but‘er factory, several steam and .d|a..||k.|,..‘h. m.,.h¢_~» water power arist andnaw mills, ons of

br lsls

ne have to be hauled from Kensington, 85

miles and the product hauiedback.

We have the best grain bags it speak of what could he done right here in

the country. They are large enough a

to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 Messervey’s timely suggestions. bushel potatoes. They are strong, F

clean, have hemmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction.You ` want some, how many ?

Rcid_& Creighton

Wholesale dealers in Island produce, Pitt Street,

' Sydney, C. B. T

dst' ‘I N wood, of Bright's Disease has caused a

' great. deal of talk bore and the result has

been the bringing to light of other cures

_ equally wonderful by the same remedy,

1 Dodd'e Kidney Pills. One of the most

S striking of these is the case of Mrs. /Fred

FAMOUS THE P

Philip was treated in Grace and the Gen-

eral Hospitals for Bright's Disease and

was told in both that nothing could be

I N T E L' 0 N I A L done for her. She then commenced taking

D ' result, “Dodd's Kidney Pills have done

Between Halifax, Truro, Pal sec junction ID nctou, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a le

SAFE u, i " swn=r `

smoorn

Journey, and you will travel vie

YOUR OWN UNE. ‘“

Write for rates and time tables to

9.a. snaxr, supt. P. B. I. Railway eu, satchel rnen's clothing. Owner can have leimown. P. rs. r. by

Ng. ll. LYONH, General Passenger! and

Ticket Agent. Moncton.

B. TXFFIN, Trafiie Manager. Moncton

Ufs

,_ -' __ in .

, - Editor we can assure the promoters that Q [ltd UCI! ll "dll lille” ll any line that does not tap French River, 1 the fish and lobster centre of New Lon-

->`., doo, will bs strongly "opposed We are

7 . \ preparedtoshow that aiiue of railway

can belooated one nearly level and an

_ - ' ll

0 through afarming section not excelled

A onvese|s_P. E. L, that a bridge over the

Q So\stk`.West River could be constructed

_ and ` 'iinepassne`arUlifton and through

.L- IT CURBD Ill .5 hw q* ul' h - » t ' vom h ~' oolatry* om

, ‘lb 'lu' Bling Bo|:`l§'_5faw years ego the

Domjhi *Government dredged out Fre 5°] _ _ _at-‘l .ga > about _ *` " "

ice. Five skating coupons for one dol-

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svaemads of inoiudingflreoch River in the proposodioopllne of railway, Hon.

Bimpson our local member side

Blue Shank through Clifton and Stanley to Milton and another gentleman intimat- ar that a line to Stanley without includ» g Clifton would be opposed. N ow Mr.

most straight line from Kensington

tanley at,nt least, as small a cost. as

neil it Elder f cost of f If sisuno fm my .lu

wouldbe a useless expenditure At

we have eight schooner-s owned in this ver, six of those ilshermen, who land ab-

beside large quantities of fresh mao-

loeated four- lobster factories shipping out ll00 cases pe.v»rseasou', one cheese

hichlis fitted with best improved roller Ocess and does e large 'shipping trade, o one general store doing a large busi- ss. All supplies for those industriei

Sorry to take up so much of your va‘u- ble space and may in a future letter,

cod and fresh mackerel fleet as per Mr.

. M.

ranch River,

Ifeby. 9 th, 1904.

ONE MORE CURE.

cllingwood Brlght’s Disease Case Brings

Out Another Wonderful Cure by

Dodd's Kidney Pills.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 15.-(Special). - he cure of Mrs. T. Adams, of Calling

hilip of Broadway Ave., Eglinton. Mrs.

odd‘s Kidney Pills and she says of the

e a world of good. The Dropsy has all ft me and I am now doing all my own ork just as I was before I was sick."

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Band at the Rink tonight, splendid

-Found near Hazslbrook Factory u

applying at Factory. 17 d w li

Eat White's rich pure chocolates. 17

Seven pound pall Upton's Marmalade

sis.-im sys raw: or nas' stanley ridge Railway meeting that no mention

healing liniment for cuts, bruises and 1

l‘ B3 OBIJES lt. Beer :SC G0iI"B. Iii il Zi burns- FUI' 3310 bY 51] d|`“Z8l5b3~ I 5- sowedsatw Charlctietown `

EXIENSIUN

fllillllg 'l'ale ef slow British Supremacy was laaaralase against ourwanaa- leg Odds by West African Pioneers.

Mr. O. Bralthwaite Wallis, late Acting District Commissioner of the Sierra Leone Prctoctorate, tells e story of heroism, resource and ad- ministrative genuls equalled by few Chlphrl in the history of the Em- pire, and the stirring events which it. details took place no further back _than 1898.

It was in that year that the re-

cently formed; Protectorute over Sierra Leone ,sad the Hinterland or back country of West Africa was con. vuleed by an insurrection of tho na- tive races, who refused to pay the very moderate and reasonable hut- tg imposed by the Government.

;t. was a crisis in our Imperial his- to§y resembling in its tragic episod- e§<the horrors of the Indian mutiny,

exist wel hero in the pestilentlal s ps of West Africa, that ‘in 1898, and a pert of the year succeeding, a handful of British troops fought. grimly to maintain the supremacy of the old deg, many gallant officers and men losing their lives either by the bullets and spears of the savages

or bgythatnecourago of this tropical C0011 - , ` A Y. hxalgrlg, .

Hilfe some "of the' most treacherous

and horrible murders recorded in his- tory occurred, preccded by diabolical tortures which the depraved mind of the African bush savage only could conceive. lost impressing is the sublime au- dacity and the iron nerve of those young Englishmen, who, as district commissioners, had to uphold the au- thority of the Government. The au- thor describes ons typical scene in which the commissioner of the Karene district cells a "pa1aver."

This man was in a district seeth-

ing with rebellion, and had with him but e. smell battalion of Haussas. Yet. when the chief como at. his sum- mons with 1,000 folluwcrs, while 2,- 000 of his people waited outside the town watching the turn of events, the commissioner' spoke us if he had a British army lu-hind his back, and when the chi!-is rw-firscd ccrrrpliuncc with his commands, he actually nr- rcslcll them, anti svnlvncml them in varyirrg terms of irnprisonmcnt with hard labor. And remarkable is it to learn that his stern courage awed the natives of the district into sub-

mission.

One of the most exciting and oroic episodes of this "little wa.r" was the defence of Kumble by Com- missioner Brnithwoito Wallis himself, who narrates his o,rlvcntur‘cs with be- coming modesty but no luck of vig-

er.

Tho'tctal strength oi lighting men

was one sergeant, unc lance--cor-poral, and 25 p-rivates, or 28 in all, in- cluding Commissionr-r Wallis. This littlc build of liulxws wus attacked by vast. hordes of blmrks on three sides at once, und us hour after hour went by one by one dropped dead under the hail of fire poured into the stockndc. It was only a remnant, that rscrrpc-ci by boat when complete nuuilrilalion was near at

hand.

There were n\un_v other such epi-

sodes rolatvci in this book, and iln-' ally such indomitable bravery had

i ~ ,

d _ _ .

ts reward and thc native races ten- ered their submission. Besides the ruu'rntive_ol the war,

the book contains much valuable in- formation ns in the commercial proo- pects of Wcst Africa.

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The scratch of a pin muy causc the loss

ofa limb or oven death when blood poison- ing results from the injury. All danger of this may be avoided, however, by prompt , ly applying Chnniberlr\ln’s Pain Balm. It

nn antiseptic and unrqualied as a quick

rf/ .tv

follows -

erials Church, Foo. 24th.

Eldon District, Clerry Valley Metho

dist Church. Feb 26th.

ro r|cHr_r_on1APAu.

Hamrax, Fan. ll.,-Among the pas-

sengers on the Preiorian last wack was a menwho registered at the Queen as J. Nairn,of London, England. luis probs~ bl; nawsto all except two cr three that

commission in the army of the Mikado.

t'.1"be gunnory experts, and who will pro- bably receive the glad hand in the land ofthe rising sun.

Nltrvous Disorders and Dcspondcrcy

‘fond Helpless When the Nervous

` System Becomes Exliausted.

The future cf the sufferer fr'Om nervous

Locomctor ataxia,paralysis and insanity

are staring him lu the face, for these are the usual results of neglected nervous` diseases.

Because there is not usually much pain

associated with dcrangements of nerves

people fell to realize their danger.

They forget, that sleeplessness, irri tabiluty, loss of memory, lack of energy and vitality, spells of weakness and dizzi- ness, tired feelings, discoursgemsui: and despondency are symptoms morejto he dreaded than great pain, because the 3 mind as well as the body is threatened.

There is no more satisfactory means of

forming new blood and creating new nerve force than by the use of Dr. Chase's

Nerve Food. `

This great food cure acting through the

medium Of the lllooi and nerves lustlls new vigor and vitality into every part.

and organ of the body.

It forms new nerve cells and new mus-

cular tlssue and while it iuvigorates the mind it odds new firm flesh to the body

while using it. /

With new vigor comes new hope and ¢,

Mrs. \Vlllls Taylor, I-lcnslcy s‘.rect,Char- gi

and frequently had attacks of nervous 3

run down, and my health was in anything 3 but a satisfactory condition. Since having ,lj

Food I can say tlratl never tried any medicine that did me so much good. It has built up my system, strenllihel-Hd i-he nerves, and enabled me to sleep and rest. well. It is now a considerable time since I had a headache, and I can truthfully rc- comrnand Dr. Chass`s Nerve Food asa‘ splendid preparation."

Dr. Chssc’s Nerve Fcod, 50 :ents a bor,

(S boxes for $2.59, at all dealers, or Ed-

o£;LN°"h"’F3)‘_s;".’ ,Sprhmmld M°r‘h°dm` gqnd Fever, Cough, Sore, Iniiamed

Kensington District, Maipeque Preshyt- sh

m.ml|.1.m-is-P. ,_ _ 1..... .$.32 §$...°2'i.§'3, 122.1 .§§°'{'.`.n'I.“. “%°“"‘~ Bf°"°h1“@» C°HS“mPf1°n-

He was accompanied by two Englishmen, 5i°¢‘"“- I-i'“il0d» |79 King SL W-| TUWDIO- G»;Barn and J. Berry, who are supposed Sa'

Mind and Body Become Diseased Your physician has confidence in

derangemeuts is not a bright one. Bring to him the\'ei01'C .'0l1l' DCXI

ELLIS

You can prove this by weighing yourself P

iottetown, P. E. I., states;-“I suffered ,fm

from nervous prostration, could not slecp, gig

.Q0

headache. In fact, my whole system was :Ja

used three boxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve 111°' 5,

Nu. if Nofli' 'Y' W' No. n NBII

IBLAID, FEBRUARY 18, ago;-~ ~~

ts. The first symptoms, Chills

ose and Throat, Pains in' the Limbs, ould not be neglected.

, on. s|.oou|v|'s

PSICHINE l

(rsououuczo srinrru) revcnts and cures Ln. Grippe, Pneu-

I"Or sale at all drug stores. Dr. T.° A.

nple free.

EQ!l...§APE.!

“Esdalc Foundry.”

This property was formerly nwnui

and occupied hy Mr. T. A. .\ill_r¢.u

Good title guaranteed. Any information regarding some

can he had by cllling at our office.

Bruce Stewart & Co,

Founders, Egsneen, Machinists and lermakrrs, rltrlm Navigation 00's Wharf, Charlottetown,

V P. E. Island,

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Remember the name.

The Druggist. ni

Stores-Ch’town, Montague and B

Announcement

lhave Opened a Drug Store at

vite ins ection of some at ourcon

_Souris, P. E. Island, and cordially ll] Q sp y ._ venlence. It will be my endeavor to

Q maintain an up-to-date store in every

res ' ’ _

pect. Have had eight years proc( al experience in the retail drug

uslness, a greater part of it in

prescription. Boston. I feel_coniident of my ability

to serve you in every way.

Nearly allof my goods are pur-

chased direct frorn the ‘manufacturer at the lowest cash prices and i shall sell them at a price to srltisly you nd insure you as a customer when rn

need Of any article in my line. I wish to impress upon nil, that

only the best goods are purchased bv

e as cheap drugs are worthless :ft

ny price.

My Prescription Department will

Murray Rive;-_ be conducted on a high-class basis,

a ii

Comrnencing Monday. lauua sth, ioc4,` the Sh ains of this railway will run Eliily (Sundays C

nina Outward Trains inward

5 No r. Nc. 6. No. 1 . A.M. RM. A.M

Ch‘town ar. 7.30 11.35.

Royalty lluuc. 7.rz rr.ao. N. Wills ire 6,33 10,50 Hunter River 6.r9 lo,4o ( Emerald Juuc. 5 35 ro lr Kensington ;.58 948

ar. S‘side lv 4.30 9.15

No. 8 No. 4

o. M

Z°,=~.°=v~r-rw' JT 331223

5 35 O. 3

nd no substitution will be allowed. Patrons will receive just what their hysicions order, and it will be put up with accuracy, neatness and des- patch Prices of all prescriptions and ll other articles will be as .low as rst-class goods can be sold. Any article purclmsed and .ms<atis-

factory, will be cheerfully exchanged o

' 1'

E I iglnal condition. Anything wanted

~ I I and not in stock will be obtamfi at

money refunded, if returned in Or-

ort notice. Your patronage is soli-

ited, and my endeavor will be to

confidence, and weakness and disease §r=s¢ored)ssfol\cvrs~-. maintain it by low prices and Court. give £11162 w Strength and ellefzv- i Reid down stations. and up, ecus treatment.

H. J.. MABON , DRUGGIST. Sourls. P. H lsisnu.

ext Cox Hotel Dr. McLellan‘s New l:mi;_ng. 9drw,w 4|

_ ya

f.',2_g;, Z`

M P.M. A,M.

Wside sr 4 oo

'el t

I., W lrn on .lo iz 3| Port ffill I-79

D.m. r lr O'Leary r rg

s.4r Albertorr rr og 3.35 ar. Tignish lv ir.1o RM. ,-\,M,

P.M. P.sa. A.iif. A.af.

3.lo 4.oc lv. Ch‘town nr. rc.oo ic.4o

4.40 5'c5 {Mt. Bt'e‘wart} 8.55 9.ro

r. 17

lu nc on

Mnrell `

F°>'v~=/~ FSZS

soo 7.oo L,l.

St. Peter‘s ar, Sourlrr. v.

FROM MONTREAL

Tourist Cars

EVERY '1`I*Il'RSI)A\’

mansou, Bates & Company, Toronto. To ' protect you against lmitatlons, the por- trait nnd signature of Dr. A. \V. Chase, the famous receipt author, are on every

box. _

No. rg

pg, <»?.° 35%? zz

P.M.

205 iv Mt. Stewar jc. .17 Cardigan 6.40 sr. Geo’town P.M.

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RAVF,KSING Tlili GRIQA l`

ery Tcl-;.~I:.\v .inn sliu-lvl),-.1 :mn

NORTH IIAY NU ClIr\Ni5I‘f ()I~`C!\l\'~i \\'O.\-'I`I(k‘IAI, 'l`~\ V/\NL`(ll'\ }-fri,

CAN.-\l)IAN NOR l`ll WI>`5'l`

e Fines! Mountain Scenery on 1-r Cf r.-

FIRE INSURANCE

For retea in the P. R. lslar:_. Mutual Fire ln-

sn' ance Companies on Farm Buildlng|,Chur hes Moncton, .

Halls, Schoo Houses, Cheese Factories, Water G. A. SHARP, l Kills, Stores &c. Apply to Buperinteudent . J-

C DJFLI..

P sa. a.sa. #ii Trains are run by Atlantic Standard Time.

No. ro

r.sa. a. M. 545 lv Emerald June ar 8-ru 6.25 ar C, Traverse lv 7.3¢:

No 9.

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D. POIITINGER.

Gen. Mgr.Govt, Kgs.

lraristtelown. Dec. 31, loo;

wos,LM1>'s__ 1=1.i1R, sr. tours,

Agent, Clmrictrvlcivn.

lireui. r.O\vr~:sT i<.».'ruL.~; al'm.\'.

e Csrmciisn I’ncii'rc Service r.~' i`r ‘ ~|\al»’

C. B. PUSTLE,

1'). 1'. A.,C P. R _ ST. ]OH ~f, N. ll

If. NAT 'l`liI‘,\\`S, Solltlllvg I'lis~t1');t~:

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THE LADIES HAVE

Our Big Sale an unqualified success and we Wish tO announce to them that our store is

still

brilnfui Ot Bargains in every Department: which we will continue during stock-taking; Only. In zuldition we have placed On our CENTRE COUNTER hundreds Oi

fR]3]\£[f.N`A~ 1Ki"'I'§

in .Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Laces, White and Print Cottons, Wrapperette and Odds and ends irom Ovcry department, which we will clear Out at _a FRAOTION OE THEIR VALUE to make room :lor our niagniiicent New Stock which will arrive shortly. We have still .a few hundred yards Of that splendid line Oi DHESS GOODS which we are clearing at HALF PRICE ‘

Ladies’, these are genuine,MOnoy Savers. Come in and see if it’s not so.

el..

sEiNrNEn, TRMNOR

' THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.

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now for 75c a pair, sizes 2 % , 3, 3%, 4 Come soon before your size is one.

J. B. MacDI)NALD & Co.

I :VA ;E`i:IA ' :Il JY _ " I - , "AL " .li ' ` . 50 I;aiI`S}}9~dieS. felt overshoes, regular Price $1,155 yours rl--w for 25 cents a Pair. Sizes 2%

' .- ’ 0 4 s-

R _ ` 75 pairs Ladies’ _Buell -\ fs laced and bottoned, broken lines, price_$¢,1._25 to $2.50 9, pair, yours

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