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brealheiin a rein‘e`dy, to cure disease of the breathing organs, than to take the‘ remedy into the stomach?

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Cures While You Slee I

1 P 4 It cures because the airrendered strongly | __ Sntiseplic is carried overthe diseased sur- ` face with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. It is invalu- able to mothers with small children.

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Whooping Cough Bronchltiii i Group cough; 1 Catarrh, Colds Grippe and HayPever A 'l‘h¢_ vopofizof and _Lamp whioio should lost,

a lifetime, together_ with a boztle of Cresalene, ~ $x.5o. Extra sup}:»lies of Qresolene 25 cents and

5° Cents. Write or descriptive booklet contain- l me highest testimony as io iis value.

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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

1 North Side :Queen 8quare._ _

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Business Office Telephone l33c-

Oice Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

I. P. HOOD, Bus. Mgt.

Residence Telephone, x32

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New York Montreal

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WHRHMH

When you buy anything

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1 soft rubber; yon, Want the ` “

kinds made by reliable houses. That is the kind we sell. They 1 are "right when /they come

' here, they arekept-right,and

they go toyou at right prices.

Hot Waiter Bottles.

Fountain' Svflngeso l Hot Water Bottle and - Fountairi Syringe

Combined. H

, Infant Svrlnstes

BQb_Svrln§es. H Rubber Aprons. “

_ ` 1 Ice Bans. A

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Q i Pumps.

Everything for the sick rooii.

G.f"'JitMl»ES€lll, _

7" and Druggist,

_ 'l_`BE"'lllEDICAl. HALL.

CITY OF CH"l'UWN._

rznorns

sealed _Tenders addressed to the* under-sinned

u noonou f -

. Uday, March 4th, rgog, from any person or uersonl willing to contract for the lease of the

»~ rv Wnigh gg-los fgf Sl lQf!n OT CHS Of n'ICfC ‘

m March ist i >

yetébbdfbciid suthcienis seciigniiy will be required rortiie guamnteaof rent aa faithful perform- ance of work. ‘ The Council do not bind theinsel.-es to accept

the highest or enyteuger.

B

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H. M DAYISON.

City Clerk.

City Clerk’s Ofl'i'e_ City Hall,

Feb. 23rd, 1903. 1

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NOTICE

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To Merchants and Citizens

Generally. _ _

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Thisisto notify all Merchants and Citizens

that after this date no accounts will be certiiied or paid eness requisitions are hrat had for all goods or merchandise obtdned for or on behalf

of the City; no emplczee of the City has authority ho pure :se ary goods whatooever on the ci-.dit .of the City except get requisition therefore signed by the City

er _ _ -

A bill oi the goods purchased must accompany

each delivery of same. _ ' _

By order. H M. Uavls ON.

City Clerk.

City Clerk"| Omar*--‘ » - ~ -

city nes ‘_ _,wg o i-_uar¥I__.’_§H“r9_°3__,,.__. _mfs

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The railways of Canada during the past

hscal year appear to have shared in the

general prosperity of the country. Their gross earnings during the year were $83,- 666, 502, beingan increase over the 'pre- vious year of $10, 767, 374. The working. expenses amounted to $57, 342, 503, an ln- crea.se`of $6,974, 866, leaving the not earn- ilute $26, 3§2, 911, being an increase of ss, 792,828.

» Thenamber ot passengers carried was M,679,'974, being about tour tlaiee the total population ofthe Dominion and an* increase of Z, 294,253 over the previous, nlr. Good times makeinereaaed railway! travel. The some is true true with regard oo iroigimwmon ioorooooa by 5, a'n,"15e tons over the previous year, the _total carried being 42, 376, 527 tons.

Throughout the whole Dominion 19 passengers were killed, ' and 311 other persons. The iuj ured were 1,328, of whom >

932 were employees. i These are very pain. ful figures and show that Canadian rail-

guards _against this awful and unnecessary slaughter and maiinlng. The mileage of completed railways in

Canada is 18,868 miles. an increase: ot 574

miles daring the past year. There are 647

C. P. R. system o!_ whieh~»~._4,582 is owned by the _ _The Grand _ 'nook oyooom iooioaos 3,157 miioi with 2,- #_ 933 owned by the Gompany. The Canadian Northern controls 1,248 of which "892 is owned by the company, the balance in

each case belnkumde up of leased lines. The Governmen_t.._Rai1way system covers neoo»1y'1,eoo miles. ' _ . The rolling stock of Canadian railways is enumerated, in the annual returns as _

follows; 2,02) ‘passenger cars, 75,240 freight cars, a total of 78,981 cars of which 58,111 are equipped with air brakes and 66,802 with automatic couplers. In the railway service of the Dominion there are 2,414 locomotives.

' The earnings of the Intercolonial were

$5,671,385, an increase of $699,150, and working expenses $5.5'/4,563, an increase of $210,963.f _During t-he year the earnings exceeded the ' expenditure by '$Q,882,` wl ersas in the previous year the exifpndi-

ture exceeded the earnings by $l§§186. 1 The passenger cradle increased by $1 777, <' and the_ freight trafic $523,5£l__?; re- venues froin can~ying_ mall and exffess, $11,868; one eoi-nine: ner miie were $4.313, so iooroooo. ocean peimiio. 'rho *inter-‘A oolonisi omioain tiiotwoivoi-month also,- 22§ passengers, an increase of 1&,930,

These are, we believe record-brehkjngi. figures in all ca ses. '

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ing supiiemacy is shownlby the expdts ._ manufactures otlthe four leading lndus-

ni'-i'€hii`%rr~ in-=§U¢i .x- pcrted $l,l1I),0lIl,tll) worth; the

millions e'G.1'manv $753 01) (ID

-_ _ `|iianufacl:u$;. thus sri

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- o-~~\~li bo Germany and the United Sta

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,pei-'dos ............ ..

Qfpemnton ................ ._ ' Hi esgerlb . . . . . . . . Island lour, |00 ibs......

Oatmw la. lbs ...... .. ‘ Oatst yper 1ush¢i.....‘. - Oats whlte)§er milheI..“..2 Wheat per uehel....

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Beets (table).

Lambskins ooh

ways are quite as destruclrive to life in ?,,.k2§,°,___|i ______ proportion to the extent of tradic as are (R080 P¢1'1b--

the American railways. No pains should ]1;;f,lf¢gyp2:.§|iP _____ ' “I """"" " f

hespamj in providing additiqnal “fe_ Chickens'perlb.::.i .............. .'

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mites of aoosiotraor.-i'1'nemn¢q¢of ohgfgoc

Row Britain is losing her imanufnotuf-i '==

_.sito Uiiiioiijmooooo sluo,coo,ooo

together as an exporter of ma

vii* 1°°.» th" °P° °“‘.”.i‘sf.» _ population. A _ A

_ Toronto

;‘jLast year

This ' ear thi; can’t

ed thleyeg-. _Queensland has .no Now séetli' woiioo boo o yioia-oi toss

a. bushel per _aol-e _of igri`_.i`»'i;, wheat-. Victoria, a bushel and a half _ South Australia abbot dvé"bushellt>3Bu§_ this is not a. tamlneterop, in South

tralla, as ln that always dry '

crop; New Zealand, Western Australia

three about .supply their own . neede. Australia will require about 350,000 tori

of breadstuifs and oats. 0ne'woald think Canada. should have supplled two-thlrdil ot the amount, butit won’t, at least not directly. The difficulty is freight by sea

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THE. BRUCE ALSO STUCK.

SYDNEY, Feb. 18.-At ten o’clock to-

night no word ot the mall steamer Bruce had been_ received. It is generally believ- ed that she is caught in the ice somewhere oil’ the N ewfoundlanh coast. The vessel has been overdue since Sunday and _ei large number of passengers are at North Sydney anxious to go to Newtoundla.nd.`

~' i. s cointn ntsiens. 1

Lounon, February Z).-It will bepublhs- ~ly auuounaed to'-morrow that J. G. Colfer 1 C. H. G3, has resigned his -position secretaryin the office ot the high ' ' -

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bushels per acre would be a. phen0|hqn*f

and Tasmania have better prospects. Tho" ‘

and land.” ` ' ‘

inissioner _for Canada, ii. position ~w‘!fl '» 1

he has heldtor twenty years. to heoom wi ,

partner in the welliknown financial I 6tCoatesSdn&0o. .- ‘ ~ 1 ~° ' » f

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The distracting headaches from which

so many women suffer make life a purgatory. If men suiered with he - ache as women do`, business would be almost at a stanstill. Does not the fact that men do not suffer frointhese severe headaches suggest that' there must be a womanlycause for them?

When the womanly organism is dis-_ A

eased, headache, backache, nervousness and sleeplessness are consequences which are sure to follow. .

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures

headaches and other aches and pains by curing their cause. It establishes' regu- _ larity, dries unhealthy drains, heals 1n-` Hainmation and ulceration, and cures l female weakness. It soothes pain and builds up the nerves. It transforms weak, sickly, nervous iuvalids into happy. healthy women. Thousands have

testified to its marveloifs merits.

nl took tW° b0_ffles nf your ‘Favorite

tion ' and two ofthe ‘ Go den_Med1ml Discovery’ and 'am feeling well,” writes Mrs. Dan Mc-

t in any wailyou think best. _as I cannot speak

too highly o r. Pierce and his medicines.” _

“Favorite Prescription” has the testi-

mony of thousands of women to its com- plete cure of womauly diseases. Do hot accept aiiiuiiknown and unproved sub-

stitute in its place. ~ -,

Fnnn, Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense. Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt . 0f gram to pay for customs and mailing _

¢£?k_ and 31 one-cent st_ar_np__;___for 5

in r covers, or 50 s ps o

the .oiooifiopiioa voiomo. adores nr.

R, v,»._Pi_ei'cep | Ns Yo _ _ `

Forts _ I suffered ,

in being “_d!¥P¢Dlic”-Huyiia §

thirty-eight lllillienl_otFl'l_nee mowsitiianilalbib million

of our tobacco. -

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Black dou_b1e Width CMH. Oxford 50.111- Wld

BIOWD D e li at n c

Teal Cloth.

£2123

pearance RESEMBLING A Cos tunic Cloth. e seizes IN FINISH

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cloth from 42 to 50 inches wide-i in the fo fashionable

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Grey‘Bl N ' _ 7 Piooéo M"-:°=3@' £3 Bioorooii V ' _

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plain _ Huish Lot_No.5. _

liislilr '

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costumes. fm-_ the `

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K¢nzi¢_ of Lorjway Mines, Cape Breton_ Co.. j _ " ' _ .... ,. .. ,___ )\\ Nova Scotia. “I had uterine trouble, pain in t _ _ ; ; ' __ - ' . _ _ _ _ \ - lie side and headache. After taking your medi~ _ f_ _ ' ' _ ' \ ues I got well. You may publish this or use _ _' _ ' _ U,

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a dread of

Gas, etc. to NAR

greatest boon ever

upon suieriug humanity

stance ments of

the extraction/_of___teeth minor operations

covering the most stance. IT "IS ` hlarcotile has sec , such ~‘f6cltliold`i`noilie sur" it iss meter of =,r¢fySlw1f until it supp1aiits'a`1i'othei-"’ anaestheticsstieh

form, Nitrous, Oxide

By reason of its positionmapidity of employmenw

thesis. is from

Messrs Ash 8:

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tiniahedun paaaepartontleri cents. Allour, .

sold

Queen St, . Opp. Prowaev.

1 $tor¢s___

We now- have .three first

drug stores well stocked. in the drug ling. yve_~oLre'the largest. buyers in

Province we. can drugs at CX'

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oetpiondly low prices. We 'ha builfa reputation for low Try us for your next drug want!-7

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