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WANTED

1505 Dozen Eggs

Cases returiied'promptly,

Also buyer of poultry. dressed pork,ca1fski1is and hides.

flvllll HOPKINS

St. john. N. B. Established 1867.

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BIHELS»

Digestive Organs

Regulated and rendered healihy and aedvii by an occasional dose ol

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PILLS A

For Biclr headache, Bllloua attacks, Conatlpatlnna ; Foul and Diaordurad Stomach: they have no equal . . . .

ron “Ll cvlnvwutnt, 25a nn sox. on av unit on nzczivv or rnicr.

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' All INTIIIAI. AND KXTKRNAL IIUIUY. Cares Rhnmntun_ CoLic,5pnlaa, Neuralgla. lon nu xvuvvuulal. vaio: E5: nn um-11.1. -1-_

Sal-.~ proprietors, Tin VIr'iwon'a Cauuucal.

C0. Limited, Montreal, Canldl.

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Without

'f" Question

'°9“,,~l,r,§.,‘;;- the Best

Clothes

are to be bought a t Boyce’s.

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Every fit fguarantced. Every suit warranted.

A select stock for your

inspection,

Best workmen em-

ployed.

I F, R. BOYCE, I Great George St.

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Cliarlottetowu;

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30th. i904.

' Piiclric consr pomrs.

prpm Pidnn, N. S., via Oxford-

To Van-onvrr, R. C l

l'~'f1"'J/`;.I`.'..‘|`.'..,.,.._ `3__<-,` | $59_05

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Pfopoitisnule Rules

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"(‘i/NN'/\`o|AN 1.

ommfncing Marclilat and [until Apri '

Special Colonist Rates To Bmrlsri coi.uMslA and

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Cbvorld tbkt tlic niw-rage ug., for ‘}“°"im°ny in iim..m, is steadily 7131118. Lind ns its iiuilinrity quote; from the Guvi,-i'iiiii<-nt, l'cport,s as 101. lows: 'Bouvet-n ti1e_y.g-arg 1375.30 the number ol iiiiilu 'iiil`nnt5,' 5_5 the law calls th:-iii, wits 77.8 out of EV_8ry 1,000 iiiiiri'iiigi-s, and gf ghild wives there weie 217 per 1,000, Every year since then tha number has d"0PP°d-_ The last statistics (lor 1901) SWB only liity husbands and Sixty wives who were registered as 'under ago’ out of every 1,0U0."

The Express continues: “Among th° V613’ Door child marriages are still rather nunicrous, rind in me rmiks oi the wealthy there no also liiiiny girls wives. in tho one case, 1-xtreme l10\'0rty is n direct incentive lo eully marriage, because there in none al’ that sense of ‘keeping up n P0!if»|\Ml' WhiCh acts ns g, provontiva among the middle classes, and a. working wife is look(-rl upon .5 5; additional sourco of income. On tho Olhllr hand. of course, “_ wealthy man finds no drawback to his position by marrying young. ln the niiddlo class, on tha contr;\i~_\', llicu with limited In- coines are becoming more and mora chary of plunging into an 'extrava- ganco' of matrimony. The thousand little luxuries of modern days ara now looked upon ns nocessities, and. theso make life more expensive. Wo- men also are not content with tho same modest households and tho sanio quiet lilo which satisfied their mothors. Consequently the averagn ago of marriage is constantly rir, ing."

All of which docs not seem to alten

the fact that lovers are as numeroul as over, and thnx, “hen the right msn asks the right girl nn experiment in house~koop,ing usually follows. This yciir it is, of course, the privilege ol the girls to do n little ‘siting thum- selves.

AUTUMN ui" THs"GArlosn.

When the frosty kll of

Mrk

Makes its imrk

On the flowers, mid the

grieven

Over fallen leaves,

Then iny olden igiirdc-qi, wheie the golden

6011

Through Llio toil

Of n liuudred. yeiuas is inelflow, rich, and

deep,

Whispers In its sle€p,

'Mid the crumpled beds of in.:irlgvld and

phfiox,

Whci-c the box

Builders with its glossy green the gm

climt wiilks,

'l‘liere's a voice that talks

Uithe lrllimiii hopes that bloouiod and

willii-i'eli here,

Yi-:Lr by year,-

Dreams of _1oy,llint brightened allllm

Iuiioriiig iiours,

Fading iis the illoivcrs.

Yet the whispered story does not dee-pen

grief 1

But relief

For the loneliness of sorrow seems tn

new

Fram the liong-Ago.

Whenl think of other lives that lt-arn»

ed, like mine,

To resign.

And rvslilif/mber that the sadnem of the

Comes alike to all.

What regrets, what longlngs for the lost

were oheirs I

Autumn in tha

iiillsty morning

And. what pmyers

For the silent strength that nerves ua bn

euilure

Things we cannot cure I Pacing up and duwn the garden where

they paced

i have traced

All their well-worn paths uf pntlenice, till

l find

Comfort in my mind,

Faint and far uwigv their ancient grid!

appear :

Yet how near

ls the tender voice, the cm-o-worn, Rlndl-y

face

Of the human race!

Let us walk together in the garden,

dearest lIcnrt,»-

N0't llvilrt I

They who know the sorrows other lives

have known

Never walk nlonc,

-Hurry Van Dyk`o»

' §lrl|'Ial|`orl|\l Wlllbw.

The first memorial window to tha

late Lord lriolisliury has been de- signed and carried out in London and in to be puiblicly unveiled in St. p.,¢cr', Church, l\`cw1yn, Mounts Day. Cornwall, at the end of this month. 'rss window, w_m.»i. is to no placed above tho foot, in_which is known |13 the "Artists’ Parish LhurCh. GCOUA tains n. representation ol the h Oo' Shepherd, and tho figure. Whifl . 0 course, follow tho traditional sub- ject, is surrounrled by ruby dlHP‘_“”¢‘d work, while abo‘/2. ,ID da-Tk “nd hgh” green, nro clusters of KIRDES. TQ: the foliage of the vine SUl”l”0\1l'\d5 wliolo of the flll""`°~ 'nm G°°d Shep' herd bears one lamb in the riihl- wn, in the len. is the l>av¢,°f;I crook. and below are U10 llml” eg ' ing in tha gn-¢-n pastures (Psalm 9 ll Iii is entirely the work Of Eniush 3'" tistg and craftsmen. Tha iri,~9i¢l'lP;-2"): at the base is me follows' nmillb n memory of Robert Arthur o Gnscoyna Oocll. third M"-"q“°" °‘ Salisbury, Chancellor of the bnlviar- nr l oxloni, isoo-1003. thr °°

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.P ` Minister of Britain. born F° Ifixlx mia, iaao. died A“tZ"*"- 22"*

., . bgnofmgwr of this church.

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, Tho Cllr in in Comp.-nu.

li, hns long been known thot the

("/.nr possessl-d ri \'1~v`.V l‘I`l"ly U1"-‘l'C‘ nl gilt, nml llis Muji-sly hns recently »¢,-i.~.\_v:-ti his iinlvr-r ns n <‘o|ii|vosv‘|‘ of `m'is\i<: to his own verses. Iii tI\f‘.-‘ill .,,/.mi-.sl the |ir<\lIoiuiliiinl. noir' is ouo nf religion. 'l`Ii|~_y vxl,uI thc tlI""l"5 °l the Orihoilox Church limi its sitiiits, gud oxnlt thc virtur- of t‘|irisI.i|in ar-If-sn1'ri|'u~o nnrl roiiiiiil-iiitiun of ` worldly goods and pruIpei;il¥~

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I n+nvcl'»i,< and nllathletlos depend on

TLEY'S liinilnniit to keell l-|18

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FASHION HINTS.

Fur Stolen Are Becoming lore liab- ontl and Largo.

Fur stoles have become more and

more elaborate, and they have also in- creased in size until they reach the dimensions of little cspel and are used to the exclusion of other Wraps with tailor made dresses.

One of the smartest at these stole

Qapes seen recently was of inoleskln, having a double cape edect and long stole-like ends. Tiny lapels were of ermiss and the ends of the stole had crosspieces of this fur added in.

Moleskin, by the way, makes a

charming turban combined with ar-

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mine and crenui white ostrich tips, and it is also good for fancy muffs, shirred in with a rufllo of yellowish lace.

Really good dresses cannot be cheap

'this year on account of the quantities of material needed and the patient tun- cy needlework required in the trim- mlngs. _

Ready made robes can be made into

the prettiest ball and dinner gowns imaginable at one-third of what they would cost all ready made.

The new stoles are so varied that

choice becomes a dliilcult matter. The most decorative and uncommon ex- hibit a great deal ot lace, either in stripes or medallions. Ermine is much used in combination with other furs and bordered with skunk, sable or squirrel. The new plush coam are made with deep tucks or frills and have much silk pnsseinenterle and che- nille fringe or tussels.

The illustration shows a net waist

combined with lace and narrow velvet ribbon. This .particular model would be charming in ecni and red.

JUDIO CHOLLET.

All the lung healinir properties of the

nine are bottled up lu Dr. Wood`s Norway Pine Syrup. I s the most sabistnotoiy remedy for soughs and colds of all kinds Pirce 250

Willie-Pa, when you say a man's wool gstherln;z,’ It means ho's lazy, don‘t ltl

Pa A-Not necessarily. He may he

gathering the wool:oll’ the lambs in Wall street.

Mlnard's Linimen for sale everywhere.

A man in earnest finds means or, if he

vlnnst find, creates them.

INSTANT RELIEF.

Mr. Robt.. Jennings, Manslield, Ont

writes: ‘I h ave used oi.e bottle of Dr Low's‘l`oot.h ache Gum for severelootharhe and received instant relief. Besides this It acted as li sph nuld ll mpriaiy lllliip Price l0c.

Bob-Ara you fond of iendlng,DIck’I Dick-No, l[hnle li; thnt's the naeonl

pretrnd to like it. If my mothlr lliou- ght l dld_n't like lo read sbe’d her p me at ll. all the time.

Laxa~Llver Pills are the ladies' favorite

csthartlo, as they do not gripe or pain, sicken orweaken or cause the slightest I. ~ convenience. Price 250.. all druaizints.

EARACHE CURED.

Miss J. .`I.Johnson, lnnlsl'iill,Altr\,, says l was troubled with Earache for o long

time, and nothing helped me until I used llngyl\rd's Yellow Ol _ which cured me oomplelolyf

“She`s runnlriz n correspondence school;

teaches the secret of success." "Just, like n woman to tell secrets."

Minard's Liniment Relleves Neuraigia.

Maybe-ll-Csnlyou keep ii seeietl Ellzabotb-Yes; easily. Zllltu l cant

help any one else keep one.

Minsrd’s Liniment Cures Dmdruii.

The Lady-Ifgove you nfplece oi ple ast

week, and you`ve been: sending your friends here ever :sInce.l1The Tramp- Youlre mlsLaken,:lIady.l Thom was my enemies.

There is no doubtfthat the woman who

loves you forgives lynu too much, whllo the woman|whom you love forgives you too little.

Stupefyléig headaches are d, the

nr-mi clear , and tha brain bri%Enod by MilI\urn’s Sterling Headache owdolt. rhey do not weaken the heart. Price 10a 'and Ybc.

“An1how's yer husband the day?" asked

Mrs. Rafferty of Mrs. Muldoon. "Sure arl',he's np better." vénlird Mis.

Muldoon. "Tha rloator's afraid ni-lrallty will s-t ln."

Minard's Llnlment Cures Buena etc.

A fisherman who has been mod and n

his grave for two years has been Qummoi od for salmonllposohing at Berwick-me Tweed. , I

Doss csltnnsu soon. Mrs. Joseph Langtry, Brookville, Ont ‘l have used Dr. Low'a,W0l1i~Byru In

,BEN ` |o|ut,.~i limlier and miulolea in trim.

“mil , d lt ll Hg tr

' aT and hliagiino thosghl "Ti.goodb*‘.1 el can

a. 3

\"-` lille 'j iiiifi iv -»

rl *.

Norway ,Phi Svrv/P

‘ Darn coughs, Calla. ¢'r°l0\Nl»

laaraanou, Qqplp, latina, Dah of Igfghtggaa la tl... aims. au.

that tlck.liqg_ in tlilii alt ls ».»..,'“° ‘lt.,f°.lf‘:‘.i:..‘.2i,§‘.‘:i:

,sw I 'Tl ll-*

had agvery seven atgzli of me

throat a”.t{glitiiaaatntho cheat. Bama

times whm. ,wanted to/=°\l8h “ld walt! not I woiilinlmost choke to death. M

'11 gf i. bottle of Dl. WO0D’§ noiu5`iv§i?r s .nu w my -uf-

priso I i age relief. I would not ban thouigi l.|_ t cost 01.00 a bot-

tle, and rosomngead it lt: avaryolll bohgfd a or eo _

ri»i»°°¥c.n.|.

Tenders for Coal

Oharlottetown, Summerside and Georgetown, also Hospital for Insane, Falconwood and Ferry Steamers D1~;1>AR'rn1nN'i* or l-’r=ili.lc Woizks, Charlottetown, March 21st, 1904.

iejded Tenders will be received

&, s oliice until noon on A

ednesday. April 6th |904.

from any person or persons willing to contract to supply the Provin- oial Building, Court House,Priiice or Vvales College, Poor House, Queen’s County Jail, Summerside Court House and Jail, Georgetown Court House and jail, Falconwood Asylum, and Ferry Steamers with cond at per ton of 2240 lbs . and fo be delivered in tlie vaults of the above mentioned buildings, at the cost of the contractors. by the ist Sept. next. Weigh Scales to be approved by the Department.

Full particulars as to quantity

and kind for each building can be had at this office.

The names of two responsible per-

sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance ofthe con- tract must aiccoxnpaliy each tender.

The Department does not bind

Iitself 3 accept the lowest or any tender.

Tenders to be addressed to the

undersigned and marked “Tender for Coal."

L. B. MCMILLAN, Sec’y Public Works.

13 zaw wid

Federal Blend

A choice Blend of Ceylon,

India and China 'I`eas,in such propor‘ions as to insure ii delicious cup of Tea.

Sold by all the principal

Grocers. Wholesale by

AIIIKIIIIIIUII is MBIIEVIII

wer Queen St. Ch’town

CANADA'S MARITIME FAMOUS THE TRAIN EXPRES

INTERCGLGNIAL . nnitwav

Between Halifax, Truro, Pnl ner joe" scum, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

SAFE

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V journey an you will travel vh

vouiz bww i.n~i.e.

Write lar rates and time uuiu la

- 0. A. IBARP, Bnpt. P. Y. I. Railway Chai

lotlllllwt, P..X. L

N0. M. LYONB, General Passenger; snr'

,Ticket A1enL.Mo_ncton._ _

B. TIUYIN, Traflle llananr. Moncton

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FLAAITEII.

sou a competent cheese maker for the Campbellton Cheese Factory. -Apply stating wages, etc., to

Wanted to hire for the sea-L

_° I ' 3:" 7";__; uinniAii'R¢l-£s»¢rr.i'_'1T""“'21” ~ 1*- 1 -”‘ -=“t).r. fs, M l

buy

Opera House Building.

BEST QUALITY

I for the least iiioney-that is What you get when you

NLONCTON TVVEED

All Guaranteed Pure Wool THE HUAiPHIlEY IILIITHIIIII STIIRE, 2

Phone 63.

A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Manager.

special

600 feet.

others.

Those who have used

BLUE RIBBON BINDER TWINE

suv that it is second to none in quality. -

Every pound will run

Costs no more than

Write for samples.

Consumers Cordage Co , Ltd.. Halifax. N. S.

cases of wire goods including

NVire Cake Coolers.

Wire Frying Baskets,

Wire Egg Heaters,

Wire Egg Spoons,

Wire Oyster Broilers,

Wire Toasters,

We have just received direct ironi the manufacturers I i

Wire Extension Strainers,

Wire Bowl Strainers,

Wire Sponge Racks,

Wire Soap Racks, I Wire Forks.

Wire Soap Savers,

In fact anything you require, in this line, We would be

pleased to have you call and inspect. Our prices are right.

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Choose The BEST

Tue Tooaooo Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.

They are the gems of the trade.

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN 1 and 2 POUND TINS

HICKIEY 85 NICHOLSON

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

'mean Rt. Niufloiu-town P. 8. l.

JOHN AGNEW,

Alberton,l’.E.l., March 14, 'o.1.

lghly recommend ll-.'

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17 flaw.

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IF YIIU WANT SIIMF FUN

` HEADLIGHT PAHLIIH MATCHES.

(Eddy’s single stick matches are the best.) Fill a shallow tiimbl er with thein,as full as possible, in

any order- then take turns drawing Out the matches from underneath, and placing them in diilicult sitions on top of the pile. Every match that falls to the tablzrowliile the tumb- ler is in your possession is yours, and the player with least when the game stops is winner. Each player must place the tumbler in front of the player to the left.

-A GREAT I`lATCl'I GAME.

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