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To the Electors of Ward Three :

LA1>11;s Ano Giz.\'r1.1~:i11<:N : 1

-Having received a requisi-I tion numerously signed by the electors of Vi/ard Three I have p consented to become a candi~ I date for Councillor at the

serve the best interests of the citizens generally and 'Ward Three in particular.

GORDON T. ALLEY.

1;' cl 5 l. i’at»)€x

election on March 14th. If elected I will endeavor to

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il/ iiii.i`“`.il li

WAS IN A

System was Run Down.

FELT DROWSY AND

MISERABLE.

Bw-doek Iood B itters

BUILT UP THE SYSTEM

IND ADDED TEN POUND'

IN WEIGHT.

ir. Ed. I. Harris, Newhridge, Ont., . in poor health but has now been 'ered to full health and vigor. Here is at he writes us x “ Last spring I was a very critical condition, my system was I run down. I felt drowsy and miser-

_. 1 - 1 ‘_ ole, and thought I would surely die ifl

--.. "‘ ‘ "_` K -' -` did not get something to build me up. , ‘yt-: .».. 7,/ \_.)

ft if ___ Jr

i 7 qi "\i¥U»~Jy‘ d

After reading one of our aimanaca I

cided to try Burdock Elood Bitters, and

r I .‘ , _ e

7 Sk"-i' ll-"’1",., ' ~ before I had taken two bottles I had

’ “J -1 “” i~".(`» J ». 6,, _.;__ ,k,_;_m,\._,.~_ .,¢€<* ..€<\,~1-. _ K

ained ten pounds in wel ht, and am now

perfect health. and F can certainly

Half of the_\\u1e you _dint know what the rgcommgnd Bu;-d9¢k Bin”-| tg

right time is. That xsif you do not have our build up the .y“em_»»

clocks and watches repaired by ua. All work guaranteed.

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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS

the best Spring medicinean the market day. You may need one this Spring.

Cor Great George and Grafton: ".0 get B B B

, . . .

l _ _______ AJ. -

25c.

LADIES’ CIAITERS-

only a few pairs left 3 to 5

at .25c a pair.

Also some I'\6l1’S THIIS

and Black, former price 1 85c now 65c.

Men‘s Felt Boots. very

warm, only a few pairs at

iiiiip uiiiéi

Wholesale Commission Dealers in all kinds of

F|€|-I

Smelts, Eels and Lobsters are spec

ialties.

We have been handling smelts for years- A trial solicited.

04 Fulton liiarket,New York Consignments Solieited, Prompt Retu

1-2-5 dw 3m

8041, former price $1.25.

All Gaiters and

Cloth Goods at cost.

“See window for

' samples.”

J. H. BELL»

The Experienced

C F

Leatherman.

T-Ywffriits.

F l

TEN; ERS

Ds1=Anr.\11:N'r or T’rnL1c Wolzxs, -

§Ch'town, Feb. 23, 1904.

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this ollice until noon on

Monday. March I4. |904.

From any person or persons willing to eon-

tract for the building of a new Bridge across the Morell River (nenr the Hosting bridge) accord- __

ANADA’S MARITIME AMOUS THE

umm sxrass |NTERCO|.‘0N|A|._

\ RAILWAY

Between Halifax, Truro, Pnl sec Junction neton, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

SAFE =...\f‘u; `

SWIFT "'~,5/

ii 0*;/.3 M'\\\i`

journey, and yon will travel via

YOUR OWN LINE.

Write for rates and time tables to G. A. SHARP, Supl. P. E. I. Railway Char

lnttetown, P. E. I.

»/-;ia'l`< , ‘ffgek ~<f’ . _

I _

N0. M. LYONB, General Parsengerlano

Ticket Agent. Moncton.

rr.

ing to plan and specification to be seen nt the store of R. N _ Cor, If-q., Morell and at this

office.

The names of two responsible persons willing

to become hound for the fnithful performance

of the contract, must accompany each tender.

The Department does not hind itself to nc- gf

_ E. 1. _pulwlr

Commeneing Monday. Tanner? 4th, 13114] the ains of this railway will run ally ( undays

B. TIPFIN, Traiiie Manager. Moncton

cept the lowest or any lender. excepted) as follows~~

Tenders to he nildresseri to the undersigned Tram' %“'w“d Tru". “wud

Ind mllrked. "fender for Morell Bridge] N

1.. B. MCMILLAN, ,_ Sec'y Public Works. 1

14 2nw,w ld

Eastern Steamship Co,

internatiopzd Division. Winter Reduced Rates

la eilect to May 1st, |oo4.

St. John to Portland $3.00 St. john to Boston $3.50 Comrneneing December lo, 19o_~,,ateamer leaves

Bt. Tohn at ii a. rn. (Atlantic Standard) Thurs- days for Lubec, Hnstport, Portland and Boston

Returning from Boston at 9 a_m.via. Portland,

9'?

0- 5

P. M.

.40

M5. _ __ _ _ ___ /nn.

N .11 No. 12 No.

a.u. a.

Read own Stations. Read up

No 1. No. 6. No. 1 A.M. I‘.M. A. M

7.3o 11.35. 7.12 11.10. 6.33 1o,5o 6.x9 1o,4o 5 1o.11 4-585 9-45 44° 9-35 No. B No. 4

lv, Ch’iown ar.

Royalty ynnc. N. Wilta ite Hunter River Emerald June.

Kensington

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p.m. 1.41 0‘T,eury .

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3.10

sow., 5-$5

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3.1¢ 4.oo lv, Ch'town ar. ligne |n.4n 4.40 5'o5 Mt.Btewart 155 gin

I Junction B

fvvvv' F223

Bt. Peter‘a _ ar. Sourls. v. 7,oo

a.l.

Eutport end Lnbec. Mondays.

Passengers arriving at Bt.]ohn on evenings

previous lo morning sailingacan go direct to deamer and take cabin berths or stateroom: for he trip.

.>r'T' 9°?-° ages _iz

No. 13 P.M.

05 lv Mt. Sleyvll' Je.

8.17 Cardi an

(sg ar. (§eo‘town P. .

Wm. G. LEE, Agent, st. john, N. B.

CALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. & 0en'l llanager.

A. H. HANBCOII, G. P. A T. A. General Odicea, I-"ester'| Wharf, loeton. Ilan

No 9. Ne. rn

ral. a. . .35 iv Emerald June ar B_~se 2.15 er C. Traverse lv 7.3¢ rx. a.l|.

aatf.

' l I

Federal Blend

A choice Blend of Ceylon,

India and China Teas,in such propor‘ions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.

Trains are run by Atlantic Standard Time.

D. POTTINGEII..

Gen. lgI'.0ovt, Igl-

llondbll. .B

9. A. SHARP,

°'P°"“{°""°“,§¢c also for connection between Main e

hariatle own. . 51, loo;

no Q nog' Barrister: Bollaorl and

Soldbyall the principal

Wholeealehy

iicliilillill & liclliillll

werQneen Bt. Cirtovra, I

. L MURPHY is 00.

HDSEBERY AS FARMER.

At last we have a true. full and

particular account from Lord Rosc- hury of what he did in his "loneiv furrow." Ilcplying to a toast. to the successful exhibit. at the Fat Stork Club dinner for December, Lord Hose- bcry said;

"Well, what am I going to say

about the suct-csscs which I have uchicvcrl to-duy'.’ Only this, that it is hy personal, careful, and daily nl- tvnlion to the bensts on my part, by wulit-ful nights devoted to the corpu- lenco of n particular nnimui, by handing to every beast. his appointed oil calm from my own hand; it is only by these means I have been cn- ablcd to obtain success.

“And when I walked in to the

show and saw those prize animals, which have l`ncl'ens1\d nt tho rntc of three und one-half to four pounds por day for muuy weeks past, looking at mc with proud eyes, and, I also thought, u lnnguid and bilious eye, I felt my time had not been spent in vain and that though othus might prefer the field of politics or letters, I myself had been more usefully cm- ployad. I know it is said that per- sonal attention is e\'<-rythirlg. and I think I exemplify that moral. I ron- fcss I do a great deal of my agricul ture by deputy, but en this occasion I nm able to honst that every one of my animals which has won n prize has been my particular pet and particu-

xlpllsg ana rsres,

It is not n strange thing, when one

thinks of it, that Kipling's verse should be oftcner praised or con- demned for its political content than for its inure strictly poetical quali- ties. Thus lilr, Perry, the editor of The Atlantic Monthly sums up tho philosophy of "The Five Nations:"

"To road him, uftcr reading the po-

litical pm-try nl Milton or Shelley, of Lowell or \\'|1itiir_~r, is to be con- scious of a startling nnd radical 1liEr\r<-nec. not nlcroly on the specific issue of human iilwrty, but also in the gem_~1'al conception of life and rlt~.-ti|\_y_ `liIr. I{ipling's gospel is very simple. It is the Neolithic one of ciurying n big stick, und the hnvet poem ho has evvr vrritten was inspir- r-rl by n mood of meditation--all too 1-ure in him-upon the vast responsi- hilities entailed upon the pgsscssgrg of superi ' "

or physical force

Lord Llllslnwnfl lltatel. The Lansdowne family is immense-

ly rich. The land owned by the Marquis is as follows: Wilts, 11,145 nt‘rc~s, Hunts, 4 acres; County Kerry, it/i,9H2i in-rcs; Couniy_ ltienth, 12,995 urn-s. ‘.).\im>n`.< (`oun1_v, 8,980 acres; iluhlin, 2,1212 l|¢'rr~.<;; l.imm'ick, 1,642 acri~.=;; l{ing's (‘ount_v, 617 acres; l’»-rth, £1,070 litres: unrl Kinross, 1,- 1118 a<'rc~a_ ’l`h<~ u-ro.-s annual vnlue thus givon is: Wills, .£2()_Fi24; Ilnnts, £48; tfounty Kerry, £0,553; County Mr-nth, £10,790; Queen's County, L`5.1-i10; Dublin, £3,182; LimericI<_ .lI2,i`I(i5; King's County, £542: Perth, _llF!,025, nncl Kinross, £786-nluking in all a rent roll of £62,025 per en- num.

mitations

of Dodd’s Kidney Pills are legion. The box ls imitated,

the outside coating and shape of the pills are imitated and the name-Dodd's

dangerous. The originallssafe. Dgdh Kidney Pills have a reputation. lm ta.

So they trade on the reputation of Dodd'a Kidney Pills. Do not be decm`ved. There ls only one DODD’S. Dodd’s ls the orlginaL Dodd's is the name to be caro- ful about-

D-o-D-D-’s

KIDN EY

PILLS

uuu Bleu lu

o‘her In the Lower Pro-

vincee. Choiceat jrowrh of India and Cevlon.

PRINCE EDWAi_lll_lS_lA|lll RAILWAY

Tender for Straightening Main Line

at Curtis Creek -6,146 feet of line;

Line and Hillsborough River Bridge at Charlottetown, P. E- I.,

Ca c Breton Ads ‘°“'

D Seperate Sealed -Tenders addressed to the

_... . ._ .................. _. “nde"|'n¢d_ and m.fl¢¢] an (he guujge "'|‘en.

der for Line at Carlin Creek" or "Tender for

7 _ Y C CU l Hill b0f0\I E RIYC Bfid ,"

:7':I°'%:‘|l§L"u“':n:|°Lg‘.°;';.o;lp':£‘ Ln” °' tlisensaeae ii\`h§;>e, will be revolved ilntil K! u Omen in Rees Blocks Sydney CJ. To DAY' "$2 MARCH' '9°‘~

arron aoes, r.r..a. I vuan n. aces. la. l..t..l 'W “W ° " 'WP-

Plans and specifications may be seen at the

omee ef the resident Engineer at Charlottetown

d th Chief in r' Ole: ll etc N.

eu c l|.Leal| 1' nmsma 511-: el s'nf3e» bpbf-ed-. -;,-,;-§i,»;;i-};-,,f~_;‘-;:;;_ ,§_g'i;g,§p°v-°- ° l.1..::°..‘:.'.:r.:.,°.. sm: :",'.r.....‘:...:'.':....-. ..

mm li d ith.

:aclxaax.na.\lc1srr1a.x. l.A-L.L.l- P * " ,__ rwrunosh

' Rai OE eral Ida

iway ee, Gen nafer, Monaon, N. ll.. Government kai ways,

Th February, req _

23 il larch ia.

-_ ‘_ _ o. {

'vc “°y Msybe1l~Oan you keep a secret!

Ei ri

Geneve] skvmmiuies flerehnv/ mmb,,,_h_!“_ .nun Bw x an rnulase rn/inns hsaueeea mano y help any oneelaskeep noe.

cnl1'lcAL colvolrlou. '""` " 7»°-'-3-'31' 5313-" "' "

Mayor; H. M. Davlson,0ityC1ork.

ot each month.

SUMMER? IDE MARKETS.

(Fu1nem' Prince-Corrected D

Barley ,perbue e

Beef(oaroass)per lb

Buekwheat................ .

Butter, ner lb

Culiskina 1b.... .. .. ....

E , per doa............ ....0

Hii\_Ky?per.oon..................1 Hi es pier lb..... Roller ills flour, per ewt lbs

Island Flour, per |00 lbs....... .1 Oatmeal. r il) lbs..........2 Oatsblaegi per bushel. .. . . ....0 Ontsiwhite) per bushel

1Wl1§at per bushel...........

'océoic ,__ 9 o'o2:`c>'¢ csssesnsgisssaszs, ss;sszss;SsssssssE ooooc><:o>-._.°:5ooocc= °~ sesss§aesSsss=sse

or . . . . . . . . . .

Potatoes, perbus............ Turnlpa

Secured Health and Strength

after Terrible Sufferings from

Wblle in this condition I tried almost all

it to be-a banlsher of disease and a health restorer. I thank God and Palne'a

and strength.”

T hc Great

Paine’s Celery Compound Cured Hcr.

The Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, 200 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q.

The Mouse- Oh, l've got a fearful head

on me l

The Elephant.-Brace up I It might be

worse. Suppose you had minei

` All the lung healing properties ofthe nine are bottled up in Dr. Wood'e Norway Pine Syrup. It is the most. satisfaot/ory

remedy for coughs and colds o all kinds. Plroe 25c.

ongh.”

tore have none or they wouldn't imitate. "YH, I kD0W:J0hD» but I 0501' be” W

be so stinzyiwhen water is so cheap." I Minard's Linimeni lor sale everywhere.

cannot. find,`crest.os them.

INSTANT RELIEF.

Mr. Robb. Jennings, Mansfield, Ont.. writes: ‘I have use one bottle of Dr, Low's 'Voonhanhe Gum for severe toothache, and received instant relief. Besides this it acted as a splendid temporary filling. Prioa_10o.

pretend to like lt. If n., mother thou-

Mmard's Liniment Cures Burns. etc.

An how‘s yer husband the day?" asked

P M A M ght I dldn't like to read she'fl keep me at 4.'oo‘ $.16 __--if-m__- iff H11 UW mmf?-

:-ag . '

‘ [3 I g Q It

Mrs. Rafferty of Mrs. Muldoon.

“Sure an’ he's no better." replied Mrs.

Muldoon. “The doobor's afraid morality will set in."

”°'°" all Sales exceed that of any EARACHE CURED'

Miss J. J. Johnson Innlafall,Alba,, says

I was troubled with Earaeho for a long time, and nothing hel d me until I use Hazyanfs Yellow OIF which cured me oompleteiyl

“She‘a runnlna e correspondence school;

teaches the secret. of snocess." "Just like a woman to tell secrets." `

Mlnanfa Llniment Relleves Neufalgia.

The Lady-I Rave you a pleoe of ple last

week, and yon've been sending your friends here ever slnoe. The Tramp- You‘rn mistaken, lady. Them was my nemles. . There is ne doubt. that the wemaa who

loves you lorglvd lyon too mach, while the woman whom yon love forgives you too little.

Stupefyln headaches are cured the

ni-ad cleared: and the hraln ba-ir¢hten'ed by Mlibnrn's Bmrllng Headache Powders.

andiio.

Isxa-lLiver Elie are tb: l;_d_Iee‘ favor-:te t art ee 81 o no DG or pa n,

glleken ogweaken or eeuee the eiiehteep ln- eonvenlenoe. Price 250.. all drnasriatn.

A usher-man who has been dead and in

his grave hr two yeare has been summon- ed `for salmon poaehlng at Berwlok~oa~ Tweed. _

_ »DOES CHILDREN GDOD.

Mn. Joseph l.Al\3try, Brookville, Ont,

need Low’a WWII!

l.inld’eI»lkldCll'_'vsUliH. |

:§§Fh-.=£§.,' ~;;.-l:.>'.°.'f.r.~“”~i§~..“l

Olty Connell meets on the second Mon saylneaeh month. Dr. F. F. Kelly.

The Ii. I. B. meets on the first Monday

kinds of medicines without a shadow of

improvement. My sister ltnaliy pernuad- C ed me to try your Palne’s Celery Com- pound. The lrst. bottle helped me wonder- fully, and after the use of six bottles, my health is restored and I am nowa new woman. I am pleas ed to say that Pnlne'a

Celery Compound is all that you represent B

Celery Compound tor my renewed health

Spring Medicine

If you are sick and desire free medical

advice write to “Consulting Physician,"

_ _ “Thats the seventh time you've wa-

Kldney Pills is imitated. Imltationa are pe;-ed that plan; wdny, Maria, and the

florist said twice e week would he en-

A man in earnest. finds means or, if he

Bob-Are you fond of ren<ling,Dieki Dick-No, I hat.~ .ug L*-:nfs the reason I‘

.they do not weaken the heart. ,Prius 1.0¢..

COMINILTIENTS-

r a quotation on the best 5 p. c. gold bonds due in twenty years.

_Compare this quotation with the terms on which you can buy on

the instalment plan 5 per cent. twenty-year gold bonds. issued by the largest financial institution in the world. whose assets exceed

$401,000,000.

For terms address

The Mutual Life insurance Company of New York,

A. N. FR ASER. Special Representative. Ch’town.

» New York, N. Y. _

. 1

................BINIJER TWINEI

Special Blue Ribbon-600 ft. pcr lb.

C. C. C0’s Standard-500 ft. per lb.

. S' Neuralgmnd The Acknowlcdgcd LEADERS.

Nervous Debility.

Mrs. Margaret Young, Jarvis St., Tor-

onto, Ont... grateful for a new and happy life, writes thus:-I was a terrible sufferer from nenralgla and nervous deblllty, and was extremely week and rundown.

’ HIGHEST IN QUALITY.

LOWEST IN PRICE. WRITE FOR SAMPBES.

onsumcrs Cordagc Co., Ltd.,

Arena

Dominion Royal Ganadian

okel-'s Hockey Skates Boker-'s Hockey Skates Boker-'s Hockey Skates Whelply Hockey Skates Spring Skates all sizes Ilookey Sticks from 16 Shin Pads

Simon W. Crabbe,

Stoves and Hardware.

Wa1kcr’s Corner

Dec. I2, 1903.

E. ¢ l m- 0 . ¢ 4

“The SUN LIFE” AGAIN LE/sos

For new business secured and paid for in 1903 the "SUN LIFE”

leads all other Canadian Companies in writing the magnificent total of $14-217.2o3.oo. .

For plans in this “Prosperous and Progressive” Co. apply to

L. H. BEER, ' J. H. WELCH,

Special Agent, Manager for P. E. I.

cents

Charlottetown. Charlottetow u

1 5 za _-.r

IF YUU WANT SOME FUN

Buy a five cent box of

IIEAIIIIGHT PARLUII MATCHES.

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

any order-then take turns drawin out the matches from

underneath, and placini them in dl%cnlt itions on top of- the pile. Every match t at falls ho the tablzmwhile the 'tumbt ler is in your possession is yours, and the player with lens when the game stops is winner. Each layer must place- the tumbler in front of the player to the Iieft.

A GREAT FIATCH GAME.

=. an-I . . _, ~-.-

.U-‘hoose The BEST

Tae Tooaoeo Epicure who does not use the *

Hickey Twist, Pearl or 'Rally' Has never derived that real enioyment -which is

They are thegems of the trade. ‘ FINE C T HIXTURES IN 1 and 2 POUND TINS

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