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QDVERNMEN

Will, 'Not *Fill lmportunt Position Until Senate

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ALBANY, N. Y., March 14 (Svc.

cial)-Governor Sulzer is waiting for some signal from .the Tamniany co". trolled Senate as to whether it is to be peace or war. before sending in any nominations; 'i‘he action ot" the Senate Finance

ilominittee, which will on Wednesda

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uive ifhcaring on the charges made‘wi¢h a sick’ gas” disomm_ed Bt0m_ in this nioiister proizram as a special

against Milton E. Gibbs, of Roches- ter, appointed as member of tlie‘ State Hospital Committee, may de- termine the G0vernor’s action. Until he knows whether the Senate isl friendly or unfriendly he is not going to name the two'Puhlic Seiwico Dom-‘ inissionerships and fill some of the' other important positions.

Senator John F'. Murtaugh is said to be opposed to the confirmation oil .lohn N. Carlisle as chairman of the l'ublic Service Commission, to sue-i cord Frank W. Stepens, It is rumoreil\l that an agreement has been reached by which,Mr. Stevens will hold on uutil the ndjoiirnnient of the Legisla- ture and then resign, giving thc,op-` portunity then to the Governor to name Mr. Carlisle as a recess ap-l iiointment. (lf course the confirma- tion world have to come before the :»'<-nate next year, but a good deal muy happen lu a ycnr.

lt is believed here that before the.

und of the session there will be ii working agreement with Tammany, in which the oi'gnni7.ntimi will be perniitteil to name the men for the places it is iutr\.rosted_ ln, and the Senate will confirm Mr., Carlisle and ilu: other mcn named by the Gover- nor who may not be on good terms with Charles F. Murphy.

"You will have no trouble shaving

if you use a Jem Junior Safety Ra- zor--$l.00 each--worth $5.00 so fur an

work is concerned. li. A. Foster,} <‘.i~ntrnl Driigstore. 3-1fiM3i.i

' ‘lCrowdsl\iiv¢»c.Nnr» ¢r0\¥_dl must come. You _ __can’t afford io miss any of, three lots. Pai-‘ on'3 ` 3-l4M5|. “Ruthless reductions in lace

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yiuiPn_2_ cisuins

lf conslipated, bilious, headaehy

stomceh sour, take a ~ Cascuet. _

You men and women who can't

igflt fffflllflg fight-who have headache, coated tongue,foul taste and foul brea- Ith, dizziness, can’t sleep, are bil- IOUS. nervous and upset, bothered

901;. or have back-ache and feel worn ou .

Are you keeping your bowels clean

With (lascarets, or merely forcing a. Dfissnigeway every few days with salts, cahartic Pills or castor oil? This is important.

Cascarets work while you sleep;

cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, iindigested and fcr-- menting food and foul gases; take the

out of tho system all the constipnted

waste matter and poison in the intes tines.snd bowels.

from anyrdrug store will keep your

ular and head clear for months. Don't

forget the children. ’l‘hey love (iris- nrets liccauso they taste guoil--do

“Undoubtedly the shopping

event of the year is now on at

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Patnn S. |.t ls a revelktson ofiilisplny n gorgcoiisly painted curtain 1 Value glvlngf Unpafaueled bar' and espociiilly iirrziiiigml light cifecizs gains for you’ Paton Q1 coqiwitli each soup. Miss lhivics will re-

344,15; eeive a royal welcome from her iiiany,- ‘ ° irmii friends '

will be very much appreciated.

"Sale time may be any time,

'but saving time is now. Uur

sale continues till Monday Pat-

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itmrrirs union sounna, '

’ 'rr-iaxrna, New YonK_

It would seem as though B. F.

Keith had concentrated the efforts of the entire Hooking Office in arrang- ing the tremendous show scheduled to appear at the Union Square Theatre for the week of March 17th, for it contains several foreign iinportations, plenty of comedy and dramatic of- ferings, and many novelties.

The announcement of the engage-

ment of Dr. Carl Herman to appear

extra feature will bc a rare treat to all vaiidevilllans. l)r. Herman has been engurgeil nt an enormous expense to give his wonderful electrical spect- acle (which contains many new and original experiments), called "The Window at the Haunted I-louse." Dr. Herman is really an “Electrical Wiz- ard" and his lutcst offering ts an absolute masterpiece of mystery.' He keeps his audience guessing, wonder-

lexcess bile from the liver and carry lui: and in convulsions of lailizhtcf

for i.w<\.iity_ iniuutes_ Mr. Frank. Sheridan and his own

conipnny of select players will give

A Cnsfnret tonight will straighten the first prcscniai.ion of ii one Vacti

*you olit by [morning-a. I0-cent box play, called "l$lucl\'inai|," which

tells a well \vi'il.l;¢-.ii story of today,

S¢0lYIaC1l SWGUU “Ver 111111 b0W€lS WELL- ` ni' all times iiiterciztiiig with just a

touch of pathos.

Miss licnc llavics, who is consider-

rd the irtitiist riil in New York and

. _ _ .y x. ‘. , ' ll§0°‘1““0V°l` RWD” OF Hlffkeu- wlioin the <:i'il.ics 4-all “'l‘lie New Ain-

cricnn, finality," will give the first

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pi'e:fi:iitutioii of :ui original spcctaeu-` ini' production in which she will of- icr some of hor latest song successes. fn this iiew ul*l’crini' Miss Davies will* wear fi wonderful l’nrisiaii gown and

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Tho Seven Mnrvclous llrscks will

offer just ten minutes of the fastest

:Z A PFOmPl 5ClllCl`l'lCnl Of and most hair raisziiig gymnnsticg

the account just rendered you,['\luuis st-sr ,,mm,»u»ii. Mp l"““°““S

'Piilking Pictures will be retained an-' other week showiii;; new :ind thrillingl

wg nggd thg m0n¢y_ Mogrg @,subjccts. ‘The l’rin~rosc l\‘our, one ofl ,-M,¢Leo¢_l.__ _. ‘_ 3-12l\l61..,.

the greatest quartettcs in Aiiiet_ica,* wia»=o1ree-e:-"rerierr.otre"Mixture 'song successes. Miss Norton and Paul Nicholson will keep up the comedy end with ri new offering funnier than their original sketch. Other important features will be

Billy Rogers, who is called the liiini- an orchestra; Ollie Young and April. the skillful snap-biibble i\1f.'.€l0YH;

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United States Scout Cruiser Reports Successful Tests.

GIBRALTAR, March 14 (Special)-~

Tbe United States cruiser Salem, which was sent to Gibraltar to test

the receptive and transmitting rad- ius of the high power wireless tele- grnphic station at Arlington, Va., will leave this week if her experi- ments are completed. She has been hcrc a week, ‘ The ~following are facts of her voy-

age out.:-

“In the first week of the voyage

terrific weather was experienced, the wind blew eighty miles and the Salem rolled heavily, at one time thirty- nine degrees. The cruiser's pinnace was sinaslieil.

“For the remainder of the voyage

the weather was pleasant, and exten- sive experiments were carried on, the special uirelcss apparatus being op- erated unintcrruptcdly. The tests were siiccessful, and it is expected that a grunt advance in wireless tele- graphy will be_ the result.

"Messages were transmitted 2,300

miles by day, and since the Snlem`s arrival there has been night commun- icntiou between Gibraltar and Wash- ington, or rather with the station at Arlington, which is a few miles from Washington." _

f’lnrk and filcl’ullough, with fifteen minutes of the most amusing dialo- gue you ever heard and the Elsa Loiir Trio. making their American debut iii ri spectacular surprise spec- nity.

“Please remember that all

through this short lot reduction sale our guarantee ol Quality covers fvery line of Merchan- dise offered. No rubbish has been bought in for this purpose, so whatever we have you can secure - if-lor¢~a1‘unoiui%r1fij W ings 'ai ordinary prices. Pat-

on ® Co., 3-l4M3i.

A few dozen pairs of cor

sets left at half price. Paton’s

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For the smallest coins you_ carry, Please! and

benefit your children, your wife and yourS€ f~

fSn’t it worth a few cents to give this deliCi0US

mint leaf enioymenbw

tiniwus _benefit .as .»well? _ Teeth, 3_PP¢tifeS and digestions improve steadily with -it..

I 1 ' ' Almost any shop

affords it. Get it-enjoy it-tonight!

the family.-t0 8iV@ ¢°”‘

sells it-any Pufhe

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Canada

iwoillrii Piioor ~'~rnoiruin wizsr

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That Dodd’| Kidney Pills Are

f ro Nnturslltemzdy.

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For Cases of E

Weakness-How H. Jeremy Fgnuii Relief When He Cured His Kid neys_.

_ENIA'i‘YN, Alta., March 14 (Spa 01111)-'Flint the natural remedy for exhaustion and nerve weakness; is one that will give good circulation and pure blood carrying nutrition go flll Darts of the body, is again proved in the case of S. Jeremy, a well- known resident of this place

"For over two years I suffered

fl`Qm attacks of exhaustion and nerve wc`nlfnces," Mr. Jeremy states. "I tried many nerve foods and tonics but must admit that Dodd’s Kidney Pills have benefitted me more than anything else I ever used,

‘_‘I ani more than grateful for what

I)o.l<l's Kidney l’ill_s have done for nie."

Nerve weakness, and exhaustion are caused by impure blood. Impure blood is caused by diseased kidneys failing to strain the waste matter of the body out of the blood. The nat- ural rcuicdy is to cure the kidneys.

Any Headache Cured,

'tired Systems Re-Toned

When You'r¢ Dull, Tired Restless Day And Night Something is Wrong

in the Stomach.

A Prominent Publishing Mnv- Bays the Quickest 'Sure is Dr. Hamilton's i'ills.

Headaches never come to those who

use Dr. Hamiltou's Pills, and this fnct is vouched for by the Assistant Manager of the Poultry success Mag- azine, of Springfield, 0., J. H. Call- ander, who writes: "No better medi- cine than Dr. Hamilton's Pills. We use them regularly and know of mur- velous cures that resisted everything else. They cleanse the whole system, act as s tonic on the blood, enliven digestion, help the stomach, and make you feel strong and well. For

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PARIS. March 14 (Bpeclll)-'Pho

Princess Youriepsky, widow ,ot Alexander II., to whom sho lg; married morgauatically and who -wqa' assassinated in 1881, through her counsel appeared in the Bupromf. Court in an action to collect $2,900 from Victor E. Gartz, a lawyer, of tio. 45 Broadway. It is alleged that this* sum represents the part of e $3,900 legal fee which should be ro turned to the Princeu.

She says $1,000 is A reasonable foe,

headaches, indigestion and stomach disorders I am confident that the one prescription is Dr. Hamilton's Pills." i Being composed of natural vege-l

table remedies, Dr. Hamilton’s Pills possess great power, yet they are harmless. They sid all organs con- nected with the stomach, liver, and bowels. In consequence, food is pro- perly digested, the blood is pure and nourishing, the body is kept strong and resists disease, all druggists and storekeepers sell Dr. Hamllton'5 Pills, 25c. per box, 5 for $1.00, or

a casc of Kidney disease they cannot;

llodd's Kidney Pills have yet to flndi cure.

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xhaustion and Nerve

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by mail from the Catarrhozone Co.,' Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Can-i

and asks Justice Dbnneliy to sign ah order directing Mr Gert: to return inn imisnce. 'rho Justin rom-ved asf vision. . 'A

Paul E. DeFore and Frlnkk H,

inilya, counsel for the Plrinolf,--00

the Court that Krucion Lltllt W# indebted to their client for mo _ than $100,000, which he had borrofé ed from her in 1910. At tlllt.

it is sniff, Mr. Luiggt wie

by the South American Dev¢1gpt§ Company. Mr. Gartl, it li aotd, W I retained by the Princess and 'collect- ed $22,500 from Mr. Luigi, Hn mined $3,990 of this ux.o’im_e. llr Gartz said that this wal not cesslve fee.

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Commission Merchanls and Real Estate Agents

____,Qharlollelown, P. ll. I., Canada.

flfhe Following Properties For Sale

No 1___Valuable farm of Ioo acres of choice land situated at New

‘ Glasgow Road, the property of Charles Seaman, Esq. Posses-

sion given at once if necessary.

Na 2___The farm property of Wm. H. Horne situated at Milton, this 'i

is without a doubt one of the best properties on the Island, ’ and can be sold in two parts of 95 and 50 acres to suitpur-

N0 5___Mr. A.‘R Wise, North Milton, oi‘fers'for sale his splendid

' farm of 145 acres of land, well watered and fenced. Good

buildings, large orchard, price reasonable.

Valuable Properly For Sale in Ch’iown

Na 6___The property of'Mrs. Malone situated on corners of Fitzroy ' ‘ and Weymouth Streets, consisting of dwelling houlc and

store; price moderate, property all in first class condition. Apply, Mrs. Malone on premises or Benj. Carter & Co.,_Auct- ~

Na 7___Th_e beautiful property of Dr. Dewar situated near Hillsboro .»

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NO. 8___'I h_e LePage property on corners of St. Peter’s and Brackley

V Point roads consisting of 36 acres of good dwelling house and

out buildings.

Beni Carter to" Company 'A

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Na 3___Farm of zoo acres at Bunbury, only three miles from city;

choice and rich, buildings all in good repair. Can be purchas- ' ed on easy terms. A rare chance to any purchaser as owner

is going West.

NO 4___The property of Frank McCannah, situated at Mermaid, Lot

° 48 only 5 miles from Charlottetown, consisting of no acres.

Buildings all new and beautifuily finished another bargain. '

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No. 9___Row boat for sale, 15 feet long built of Cedar, double oared, _ V _ and in first class condition. A bargain.

` __The hull ofthe speed boat (Titanic) A big bargain "`" No'1 quick buyer. `

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Intending purchasers of real estate should make inquifitl _M

from time totime uit will be to their advantage

, Parties havin _real estate to sell either by Private'S£l»¢-°!`

Auction, are invited; to communicate with us by ph_0f1¢» °°"";°P°”i"|°n_ .Dlfnptroonally-and.l¢lrn full particulars as to our charges or c mm

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