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I received the piano and am dcligi-ga] whh is finish md iu,u"“em 
A I The `5W.°€f1'1\’-SS and Power of  3
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an the history a"d_c‘mstmcH.0n of 8 ;i;:;a,orol;mppp‘itet;hi;i) illiistrsted booklets
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S.
 MILLER BROS.. Charlottetown
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1c.P. li. soil llllulirn.
LONDON. 'Ain-il 1l._'ri.e- cl.m..il....
Paelflo Railway Compiiny`s Atliintic line
steamer Molitreiil, Capt. Eviins, which
hh! been lying at Millwall awaiting to
DPOCGQQ to Ailtivorp niid thence to Mon-
treal, was seriously damaged hy fire which
occurred in her lifter hold today.
TAKE CARTE
Of your Kidncys nnd Your lielilth will
Take Gliro of Itself-Wlilit I)odd's Kid-
_ I ney Pills do.
C/lileli1~:i.i.i-‘oliD,Ont.,Aprll 10.--(Spccilil(
-Tho iiliiny fornls of Disease tliiit ure
uitilsed by disordered K_i<llleys is sliuuil
by' the euros innde by Dodll`.=l Kidlley
Pills.' They simply cure the Kidlicys, lliitl
by that rnolins put an end to sufi`ei'inl.;s
ofluuiiyklnds. 'The ease of_ Mr. .lnlnes
At/\\',cll of this plliec is liilotller ilistlulee. of
this “ _
°‘Ilii\<l Luillbligolliiil Bladder Trouble,
says Ml'. Atwcll. "In passing my urine it
gztlio relief. 'l`licii I tried Dodds Kid-
‘ills .L t I tl :/ c i 'sl .liz for guol und
all." .
Take o:\l'c of your Kidlieys and your
hclilth will titkc cilrc of itself.
Go 'o a friend for advice
go to awoman for pity; gc
to strangers for charity, but
i
 "'i’_c'l fabl`e` 'giiaranteed
watch at a low price, go to
TANTONPS.
Special prices for a short
time.
P. lef. island Railway
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Excursion return tickets. at one way
first class fare, will be issued between
stations on this Railway from Atpril
:gh to 24l.h,`hoth-inclusive, goo to
urn until April 25t‘|i, i?o5, `
_,Tickets are good only or continuous
j rney in either direction and are not
$11 for passage on going ioiirney after
,te of issue. » f
' '"~ ' - 'G.A.SHARI’, -
._ Superintendent.
Railway Office, Charlottetown, P. F.. I.
April _i4tli, 1905.
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tillilil
The ostponed annual Seed Fair will
be held)in the Market Building, Clinr-
lottetowu on Tuesday and Wednesday
-the i8th and ipth April 1905. The
prize list and ru es wil be the same as
those advertised for the :ist and :and
Pbbruary last. 'Phe programme will be
al.»follows:
Tuesday. April :Sth-io am to iz
upon receipt and entry of exhibits, 3 30
to 3o in-classe_s|in grsinjudglng.
évenilug session, 730 to 9 p in. sil-
dressl "Seed Selections and t e Work
og tll_e Canadian Seed_Growers Associa-
tl%," F w Broderick, li sa, ottawa.
iscnssion--Tliomas Waugh, _Central
wcque, and Gordon McMillan, New
veil. -
_op m,~sddr¢ss, Sonic of our Worst
and most recently introduced Weeds;
h they _ have een introduced, and
whoils of combating them," L H
olwmnn, ll S A, Ottawa. _
Wednesday, April igtli, morning ses-
sion, 9‘to io s xii, classes in grain judg-
in . _
To to ir ain,Addrcss-“The influence
of Eiidtlge bf lbiiility on t e productive
capacity of seeds," F Broderick.
B ,Aitgttiilin ~ _
,_ _' m win, nqon, Classes in weed
leldidoii liooilnn.
méfternobliqession, rio to z.3o p in,
pggigg in *$31 “ed i gqtilicaliou.
_3 5_to3_-lo p ni, Classes in Qrllu
in Q; . , .
, `. ,li Ali. Competition iii weed
. ieleiitidltixion .
45, ' flgo p m,-Competition in
inililildilllldiilgihauas will.. c it smiil. ,
wpod, lgtniigglihspcreiary. '
.. v -_. ii.,
woulil llu_rt mcso as to almost cause tcnrs ,
to co|i.e _to lily eyes; I used medicines iuid l
li bltildug__e prescribed by the doetoxi but /
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 0 No 
' » J,EWELi~:R.
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PLURAL "X" AROLISH E0.
I’/tilts, ,\pril 10. - Tlilit little list of
chliu, cllillou, pou, jcujou, hibon,
tiliit tllcsc wnrtis slllill form their
:ill “.~l."
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THE RE \SO.\'.
next week is ulornl. `
Advance Agent - How do you know?
sale. _
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It should be borne in mind that
every cold weakens the lungs, low-
ers the vitality and prepares the
system for the more serious dis-
eases, among which are the two
greatest destroyers of human life,
pneumonia and consumption.
Chamberlain’s
Cough ‘Remedy
has won its great tpopullirity by its
prompt cures of is most common
ailment. It aids expectoration, re-
lieves the lungs and opens the
secretions, effecting a speedy and
pemianent cure. \ It counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia.
Price 25c. Large Size 50c.
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Disinfcctiilg
:iect Gel riiici.lc
ii.. dw ul i\‘1~fl`ci:l r. ll elroiiiiilg to the regull
tio..»\ ot the llcsi_ll oi Health. '
ff- D- WRIGHT
if
General Director, and Emhaliiier. ’
Ollie-_ l‘linui- z.'3b. residence Phone 60,
Dominion A Blend
‘ » Tea
' ,Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower Pro
vinces- _
Chotccst growth of Indio
al-nd Ceylon.
~ Drtinkenness
`  -Cured
f ‘ ' if
Secretly
¢_v-
-~§»  , Freégamtpilo
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‘ ln plain sealed envel-
. ‘ f °"'°'~ °°'*'i.'ii°.i’.‘..°.?.ii.°
ned
-. ~../ 1 i gaston: stgaomp for ro-
iy Address-
mldo smelly
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,  ‘_ M lixlllintion Secretory.
5 fri a iv id.
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glsniueauusa alan. ..
I seven
nouns found ill cvcry l"relieli grlimmei'
“‘l‘ll1\£§ “.\"t0 fol-in the plurnl-bljou,
_ _ sara-
.l0\1. will llc abolished in fiitiirc editions,
thc French .»\c:tdcmy having decided
_ plural
lillllcrirtllnuly wlty hy the addition of
Miinligcr-l'ni sure the plliy tiint`s liorc
Mlinugcr-There`s been no lidtnriee
" 
Froid  'I8 Q ri'
turn I was Ixihnitsiy, conelrnlql £6
had that goodly Church Bt. Paulo;
now a. sod ruins. and that beautiful
portlco (for structure comparable to
any in Europe. as not long before ra-
palr'd by the late king) now rent. In
pieces, flakes of vast stone split. asun-
der. and nothing remaining intire but
the Inscription in the architravo,
shewlng by whom it was built,
which had not one letter ol it de-
_fac’d. It was ustonishlulrto see what
immense stones the hoato had in a
manner csIcin'd, so that all the or-
naments, cdlumnes, freezes, capitals,
and projectures. of niassle Portland
stone flew od, eyen to the very roofs,
where a. sheet- of lead covering n
great. space (no less than 6 skers by
measure) was totally mealted; the
rulnes of the vaulted roofo falling
broke into St. Falth's, which being
nll'd with the magazines of bookes
belonging to the Stationers, and car-
_ried thither for safety, they were all
consum’d, burning for a weeks fo_l-
lowing. It. _is also observable that
the lead over the altar at the east.
end was ilntotlclifd. and among the
divers monuments, the body of one
‘bishop reuinin'd lntirs. Thus lay in
ashes that most venerable church.
one of tlip most antiont. pieces of
early piety in tha Christian world,
besides more 100 more. The lead,
yron worko, bells, plate, etc., mealt~
Chapell, the sumptuous exchange,
the august fabriq of Christ Church,
all the rest. of tho Companies Halls,
splendid buildings, arches, snterlos,
all in dust.; the fountairios dried up
and ruiri'd, whilst the very waters
relnain'd boiling; the vorngos of sub-
tcrranean cellars, wells and dun-
geons, formerly warehouses. still
burning ln stench and dark- clowds
of smoke, so that in five oi' six
mi`s tra crsing about, I did not seen
one load! of timber unoonsum'd, nor
many stones but what were ciilcin’d
white as snow. The people who now
wa1k’d about ,thc ruins appcii.r'd like
men in some dismal desart, or rath-
er in some grcate citty laid waste by
a cruel enemy; to which was added
the stench that came from some
pooro creaturcsfbodies, bcrls, and
other combustible goods. Sir Teo.
Grossham's statue, tho’ fallen from
its nich in,the Royal Exchange, rc-
rnain'd intire, when all those of tho
kings since the conquest, were brok-
en to pieces; also tho standard in
Cornchill, and Q. Elizo.beth’s effig-
los, with some armes on Ludgate,
continued with but little detriment,
whilst the vast yron chaines of the
citty streetes, hinges, borrs and
gates of prisons were many of them
iiicnltod and reduced to oinders by
the veliement heats. Nor was I yet
ublo to pass through any of the nar-
rower streetos, but kept thc widest;
the ground and aire, snioake and
fiery vapour, oontinu'd so intense
that my hair was almost sing'd and
my feets unsullerably surlfated. The
bio lanes andnarrowcr streetes were
quite fi1l'd up with rubbish, nor
could any one have possibly knowno
whore he was, but by the ruines of
some church or hall, that had some
rcliiarknblo tower or pinnacle rs-
niaining. I then went: towards Isling-
ton and Highgate, where one might
have scene 200,000 people of all
ranks and degrees dispcrs’d and ly-
ing along by their heapes of what
they could save from the fire, de-
plol‘ln§'their losse, and tho' ready
to perish for hunger an-d destitiltion,
'yet not asking one pennie for reliefs,
iwliich to me appear'd ii stranger
sight than any I had yet beheld. His
ltlnjcsty and Council lndecde tooke
all imaginable cars for their rellefo
by proclamation for the country to
come in and refresh them with pro-
visions. In the midst of all this ca-
lamity and confusion, there was, I
Fffective, Safe, Economical,
Il living installed an up-to-date
wrnialdt-ll) de Generator. which is a
ani wow plerarcd to disinfect dnellingl,
ll r ll lldii gi-_ l thier, liens, etc., etc.. gunz
..e~»ii~|i their iuiiisnlinn ll Iufecttd with the
un. of at-y i-mitngious disease, without tniury
li ills or fulnitule
 any vu veil fa rlrs, orinme .
All ucv): dim nil'i.-i the supervision of any
ifknow not how, un alarms begun
that the French und Dutch, with
l wlioni we were now in hostility, were
lnot. only lnnded, but even entering
; the citty. There was in truth some
ldnys before the grcnte suspicion of
those two nations joyning; und new,
that they had, been the occasion ol
firing the towne. This report did so
terrific, that' on a suddiiine there
was such an' uproare and tumiilt that
they ran from their goods, and tak-
ing what weapons they could come
lit, they could not ho stopp’d from
falling on some of those nations
lwhom they casually met, without
| sense or reason. The cliimor 'and por-
til grow so excessive that it made
ltho wliolc court ama1.’d, and they
did with infinite painas_s.nd great
difhculty reduce and appease the
people, sending tloops of soldiers
nnd guards to cause them to retire
into the fields againc, whore they
were watch'd all this nlglit. I left
them pretty quiet, und came homo
sufficiently weary and broken. Their
spirits thus A little calmed, and the
ailright abated, they now begun to
,ropafro into the suburbs about the
1 citty, whore such as had frfeiids or
ioppoi-tiinity got. oholter, for,tlio pro-
scnt, to which His Mn4esty"s procla-
` iilntlon also invited them.
l Still the plague continuing in our
‘parlsli, I could not without danger'
, adventure to our church.
l 10. I wont. ngalne to the ruinel,
'for it was now no longer a citty.
l 13 Slept. I presented His Majesty
i
with a‘ survey of the ruines, and a
` plot for' n' new citty, with a din-
gcoill-sc on».it; whereupon after dliinor
[His Majesty sent. lor’ me into the
Qlircn sp bed_4ihmnber1 Her Majesty
and fire duke only being present-
?cnllrs’d on them for necro an hours,
f sm-liilng to be extremely pleas’d with
, what I had so early thought cn. The
'Queens was now in hor cavalier rid-
ing habits, -.lint and feather, and
t I _ - -I i- . .|. '
atiaimrl-.xlibs
r>m~is;'¢§-oinlia tlouiiiéo, of isso,
it ls-recgt dtgthk cdltit-hilt of a Bri-
tish wa lug polhtlng-_td the llgiiro
of li. mah/ .qidre a"b"out. two miles'
oil, luid ¢U:hN6`c\'ack gunner: "My
lmnn, give” tlfat`fellow one of your
shells ln hip eip; The gunner. ap-
T pl-ceistlng t. ’e' ‘ mer at il... tiling, rg.
piled! "You, ltr; Which sys?"
faecinnieo. rifmeéi, swmmma
Tu ‘lic-nt and lofts” tim skin and fusion
greed-. .AI as-l rim :la na mlm and eailinete
_ use The “Master Ma-.~hnnlc'l" Tar loan
lllntt’f‘ollA¢|ia¢o~. 'M1
ed;-the exquisitely wrought Mor0ers`
‘i-xiilnined each particular, and dis-r
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if. café imc.-., ionic and  pnneipl.. of ff.iit-¢<s.a-
I Tbinedinto pleasant tasting pellets. They contain all the. I ".
` virtues of fruit--but by the secret process of making them,
, their action on the human system is many times intensified..
What “Fruit-saves” are for | ,
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tural and logical cure for all 1
" - ~ troubles. Their ittfon is that
of _fresh fruit, only very much |
snrer and more efectlve. Then
too, they are free offrnit acids,
sugar and_woody_£bre which
'often prevent fresh fruit being
beneficial.
how quickly they core yon of
Constipation, Biiionsness, Soni'
Stomach, Bilions Headache,
Loss of Appetite and Kidney
troubles.
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COLLEGE
CONCERT.
Record nttcndlilicei Record Pi-ogrnin i
The ol~cliestrl\ opened with lmigllt. strains
wlmt was to prove ill P, \V. U. Hall on
Tllursdliy iiigllt; an evening of cdilicatlun
as well as ciijoynlcllt. Some forty college
sltiidents supplclilontcd ily town vocalists
liiid orciiestrn. giivl- next the opening
ciiorlis from the Opcrii Sorcercr.Su<-li lt de-
lightful and forceful “kimilr" lllis ncvcr
een given in P. \V. C. liull. A collage
song itlily and linmcrnusly sung ity Frank
Stlinleyliiid the c~lloi'\is “O Telnporli, 0,
Moves" taken by the stlidentts wlis lit-iirtlly
mjriyefl hy the niidielicc.
Mr. Dickie contrilllitedus liisViolln Solo
tho e\'ei' welcome “Interillcxzo." Then
followed the beautiful qliliiteltc from the
Sirecrci' "I Rejoice." lixpeciiil iiltc-rest; lit-
tn'-lif-s tn this its foul' of llic participants
will sing in this nuililicr on the production
.if tile Upern in Julie. It \vli..~l excellently
sung. Miss Sonics glivc for ‘lor recltlitioil
"Spnrticus to the Gllidiiitot's." Slic re-
cites well, her l:csticiil:ttlon rcscrt'eti,
qraceful and elfi-ct‘l\'¢.
The male quartettc (\1l\1l°U0¥lJllf\l\l0d)
.vhieli succeeded was one of the best
numbers on li prolgriun of good things.
Miss Hnzcl Brl~lliiici~ gave for her solo
"Tho Links of Love." Tile song wnsde-
llghtfully rendered, its elilirllling ltocom-
,inliiilielit was not ltlltlloi'-but n.i'c\\'iiril
,if love-for it is not. inert-ly li. liiirliloliy to
hilt li.u ollllglito to the song. Siilgi-l' lilid
iccotlipliliist were one lind tlic ref-iult wus
l. musical trent.
Tile sale of clindy and ice crciilii wiiigcd
.ncl~riiy. Ei~st.wliiles thc oicllestrii con-
.ilinterl hriglit lulilihers.
Tlleli came the piece rlc i‘es'isl:iilce.IIlirry
ieliles took the place of the Greek chorus
‘ln concise terms lle_ oiitlilied the story of
Phe Mcrelililst of Venice. llis explana-
tory rellilirlis hrougiit us to thc opening
of the scene. Presto-thc driiwilig of the
:urtilins mid the liudlelice wus in the
.gresellcc of the lliikocf Venice, nttciid-
tnt mligliiflcoe.-l ltiidtlle per onlie who
mrtlciplite iii-t-lic colirt scene.
Shylock iiiid }’iil~tln bore l’n.\'ol~n.l»le colli-
pnrison .vlth thc best; liulriteurs the
ivrlter hlis ever soon in these rules. Tllo
low was no iilcnlliciiiit. Au colltrllirc he
wits deliilclitcil its ii mlm of k'coil wit, fcr-
vent, faith, illtcliilc t-upidiiy. The
ii'rcfrli.;;liblo logic of his \ittvl'iillec.\. told.
)ne felt. the ln.\\‘ was intliiliillilily his; one
'lriiv ill lliln the 1-liiliodiulciitoftlle spirit
of the Juditlstit-. i:l\v--jllsl,ice-llrit lllcrcy,
`.'cti~ibutl\'c not reforiillitory.
. Portia portrliyvd ably the wile of the
voliinn. Lotli to use the li-gill qniblllc
with wlilcli slic wnslirlxieii ily old Doi-tor
of Laws Bcllnrloslic triidcd on his lni~l~ey.oli
his nvnrice, on Ilotli coililllllcd,t.lieli lit tho
_moment when tlis .li-\v'.-i logic li-‘.tl'li-d
both, ln suutliing deliiiliciiitiolnsllc ii.-cd
the nleuns l-iupplivd by the o ll lloe-tor`s
.l-ltuto lslriil wit. _
Conscioiisly or linconsc-lou:-'ly sho follow-
d tho role its given by Adil ltelilili.
Buslwnio will-l imizily :uid eau-ly won the
,iiiilillits of g tilt-. niirllenec. (lliitilllic
.oth ns n [irc enter und lover (litter) wus
equnlly eil'ectl\'e..»\lltunio wits uialily in his
altlulsnilind lifleqiilitelyexlictiligwhen the
Jew wnsili his power. ily iilsilctiilg hc
earned the syiilplitillcs of] his iiiitlicncc.
Nerissn proved li model null li mo.-t
loveable clerk. ,,
Jessica glive evidence of l|l.<l.rlonil~ llliil-
ity that will seivc her in good stead inter.
The nilnor roll-.~l were iiitelllgciitiy and
carefully lii'tcrpret.ed. Lnrellzn deserves
special prnll-le for ills lines ra music. Fit-
ting realism wus lent. to them ily the mut-
ed strlligs plitylnlrthe .lrcllyil Ilullliliy.
Now nsto the play lin ii whole. To
attempt two sill-li scenes as the Trllii and
Garden Scenes on Aystage eight feet ily
’110rg¢m¢,n'|.cu'ato, going out to tp,k¢'.¢t.Went sdemeil the height. of fiitnity on
the oiri
Y
thcpai-ti of the nilinngonlelit.. Could one
ggi, nn aéceptnliic vmie semblance?
Even t.hs'.proniotm-il fcnijed -until the
iioolle opened. Skllfiil hands (professllis
of chemistry are sometimes pmctlcrlli lnnl
hbdfnped the' lights that til.: stage un.-l
bathed In l\ soft. light whirl. lent. itself to
themiiltl-cnlorell \'estlii0lil‘: of the lfl th
boiilury. In the garden ll .lie tlientidicille
_bmsin darkness while the gnrdeii twent-
on the stage was loved hy ii prile rose
light which broulzht froni plant :ind grlisn
asott sheen compnnihle to that seen ln
fthe mooliligln..
1 lfbnest Peake wap answerable for tile
Hijprllho up'a;” the students 0\\°e him li debt
§htitude, nor are the audience rxonlpt-
.jlillfortlicolillllg from llily quitrter ohtliln-
' 'I‘lie Ladies of the Wniiieli‘.<l Council lent
-lilly, We :irc glad of this for no piiilis or
from obligation. Ile, too, is mi artist.
That only-the knowing clin iipprcellitc his
worth he must liecept, he is on the
plane of \tlie uccoliipaliist who
lius to be ns good an executiult as the
vociilist orilisti'unielit,nlist,liiid then gojonc
licttcr in thiit he hn.:-i to follow the \'ligzii'-
ies of clteli. Deterciitllilly I any tliiit
Captain Ernest I’t-like had no small share
iii the niglit`.°i success.
Ilciive the best wine to the lust. Pro-
fessorBrclilillt is young in years, but
elder in wisdom. Oli tllc success of t-his
work illlichwlepelitlcd. Suppose it had
failed? Students who lniiy be` good unaly-
sts are not necessarily syntlicsists. ,Any~
one elm toni' down-fniv can rverclitc.
Liicritlque est nisiv, but-how fcw cnli
orciitc! '
Iii this case not merely the deeliililntioll
of hi.~i students wil:-l ill question, their con-
ception of uliliritetcr iturl thcn tlic re-
-portrliitlirc of tlliit. conception wus on
-trilil.
Tlieliliclitnrs are the final jury. The
lwrlter only i\tlvi\.llcc.s tllut. an Liiitclligcnt
kind syniputlietlc presentation of both
scenes was giveii. .
The llcnefits depend not on the merit or
dcnicrit of tho pci~formn.iice. Thanks to
|'l`liursdiiy iliglills poi-formance we turn to
‘our Shiikcspciire with u new zest, \\'c look
for nleiiiliilgs, we sec old cliiirlwtcrs in ii
fnow light.
 We ulirlel'st,li.nd Benj. Breniner and L.
\V. \\'litson both lent help. Nor wus help
lilllc. Dr. Gould lctit stage efl`t~cl.s.
their stligc dccorlitioiis. Plitnts iind flir-
niture uerc willingly coded to help the
stuticlit.-l help their lilirliry fiilld.
It was n. lzrlind siicecsll. First iiistrionic-
lilly, second musically, and lastly flnnilpi-
expense \va.~i spared to illuke the occlisioii
befitting.
W.
_.._._.;.._» .
“Now I Kniiw the
Joy of Health.”
Iam Brimmiiig over With
Vitality-_-Appetite is Good
-I sleep Weil-I Feel
Happy.
F ERROZON E
Made me Feel Like New.
Ono of the clirilest settlers in the town
ol' Tnrllllull Mail., is Mr. .lolln VV.
MnNichol. Iivervllody knows lliimkiiows
lion* pool' his llcnltli wits for K/pltrs.
Tllltiiks to lfcrrozonc, Mr. l~.\`iclloi is li
Ili-nriy, .-.trong ninii to-tiny. llvrc is his
slllleiiicntl
“l.ii.-it spring I was lerrillly ruii down.
“I \\-its nocolllpletcly fnlqgcd out coiil<lll't
do iliiy llurd work.
"Iii the niorning I was tired -nly limits
nclicil itll over.
“.»\ppetlte‘i’ I simply liilin't hilve itny.
.“b`li‘cplessf-Yes, |lel'vou:~l nlltl lillllltppy
ton. ‘
“I brliccli up lit, once lifter taking
l"crl~ozolie. It put. new life iuillvituli-
ty into my body. My liei'\'es ure.
.~.tl'lm;r,I ent helirt.i|y,l ell-cp wi-ll. Now
I know the joy of lit-nltll.
JOHN \V. McNlCllOl..
Won`l. you luke Fcrrozonc tml! lt.'s
rt-lilly li illurrollotls tonic, some people any
tin-riiisliliiiost, witehery in tie wl\_\' it
builds you lip. , It`s collccniruteil nourish-
ilit~lil,ti\llt's what I<`errozonc ls, just one
cliocolate coated tnhlet to take tlirvc times
aliliy. No oth medicine in the world
'sl . l . Price  er box,
rt ores so y p
or six for$2. tlill dealers or by mnll,
‘ n &l.`o Hartford Colin l
from  L. P0 , ., , .,
l'. S. A., and Kliiirstoii, Olit.
Iron-Ox Tablets are on sale at A. W
Rcddln's. _ Til ti.
just arrived-'A beautiful ss-
scrimeiit of Axmiiister Rugs-
All sizes and all colors-Mark
Wright Furnishing Co- i5d li
Bent. baby cnrrliiges nt. invoice price.-l
We bought it tmvelierk samples at a
fini-tion of tlil-li' valne~nnd are giving you
lllcbent-fit. of our ln(-ky piircllnlw. They
wnli`t lust long. Colne quick.-»lolin New-
soli. 14d IW.
Corsets-A biz case full of New
Spring Styles arrived yesieidey We're
ready now to corset yon at Charlotte-
Stoiiiach, Liver and Kidney | ,
The leather used in
tion by
The Royal Purple . ~
$3;00"Slioc for Women
This new lihé of footwear has been commented ,
upon most favorably-those who have seen these
shoes are much impressed with the high grade shoe
making, style and general finish.
¢ » 1
each shoe whether it is
Patent, Tan or Vici Kid is specially selected for this
line and every pair is guaranteed to give satisfac-
ilic Ames Holden Co.,Ltd.,
A the Royal Purple Slice.
4-3 dw im pd. Qui-;.
MANUFAC1 URI-`R‘i
The Port Daniel Birch and Spruce. Dimen-
sion Lumber. Cedar
_ I
l-Umbel' C0. , l siilngi.s, Potts and
Pour: Dliivliei., Ties-
Water Shipmt nt Only.
Q i
Where Do you
Beware that you do
not stand still.
Lots of people are
making BETTER
BREAD than ever
- before, because they
have given up old
kinds and are now us-
ing the new kind
Royal
I-I ousehold
13 tts _-li
IT ALL
DEPENDS
on your tailor whether you get coni-
fort, eiijoyiilelit, or pleilstirc from your
spring suit. We offer a nice line
of pleasurable, reliable, good:-'.
There is no trickery in our business,
but we do some astonisliiilg tliiiigs. lli
clothes making you will find .here the
latest things for spring and summer
wear at very moderate prices. Give us
thc orderfor your next suit, and you
will be satisfied with thc result.
MCDONALD & PERRY,
THE NOBBY TAILOKS.
Great George Street.
full slit
An old enablishel Grocery
Business with lease of store in the
most central part of the City. For
pnrticuiars address Z., P. 0. Box,
918. City. _
iz dwtf
IP YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
ing to burn down, you could
shit to insure until the week be-
tbre, but
Wiiéli lt ls Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the
old adage, "There is no time _like
e t." and no Insurance
til'-».~¥"”°.“ . - .
Lovnfs Fest Corset Dept. Weeks 8;
Co., Dress Goods and Miilinery
Leaders. l4d ai.
nf. H. B m P 1=¢
Representing Phoenix of nrtlord
Cliizsdilir' Qticl er.
T_§ll"":_'
I" Flourt I
Question
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IN CHANCERY
No. 460 Rolls Court
Joseph Wise Complainant
and
llcthia Rebecca McPherson & ors
Defendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of a decree
of this Honorable Conrt made in this
causcon the 7tli day of April A. D. |905,
I will sell at public auction oil i`h`é"prciili-
ses on Tuesday the :nd day of hlny A.
D, 1905 at the hour of 12 o’clock noon;
All that tract piece or parcel of land
situated in Charlottetown in Queens
County ill said Province being the
western half part of 'l`own Lot iiunilier
Ninety in tile Second hundred of Town
Lots in Charlottetown and bounded as
follow,s that is to sily :-Frolit-
ing on Grafton Street, boundc.i
on the west by Town Lot number eighty
iiinc, on the south by Town Lot. number
Fifty-tllree, on the east by the other
lliilf of said Town Lot number ninety.
The purchaser will be required to pay
ten per cent of the purchase lnotlcy
at thc time of the purchase and thc
balance on the execution of the deed.
The sale will be confirmed by the
Court of Chancery without expense to
the purchaser.
A plan of the above described lands
may be seen at the ofiice of the Regis-
trllr of the Court ol' Chancery iii Char-
lottetown.
Dated this iotlidsy of April A. D.,
|905.
F. L. I-IASZARI),
Master iii Cliziilcery.
W. S. STEWART, Esq.
Complainant Solicitor.
iltli lu sa 4i
Farliio§g}lH_Sale
BRACKLEY POINT ROAD
Consisting of loo acres and
lcnowriasche
Mecru-:colt FARM.
Apply to '
' GEO. E. FULL
l5we.sa&w3nios
P. E. I. DEVELOPMENT
-AND-
TOUR-IST -'ASSOCIATION
'President-lion. G. E. Hughes.
Vice President-j. A. Messervy.
Secretary-Archibald Irwin.
Treasurer-J. M. Davison.
Executive Coinmittee-James Paton,
W. F. Tiilnlnrsh, _l. P. Gordon, I). Nic-
holson, F._]. Nash, R. C. Cotton, W.
W. Stanley, W. l~I. Croskill, \\’. S.
Louson, j. P. Hood, C. C. Lyons,
J. D. Taylor, A. Winfield Scott, ll.
Weeks. W- li- Prowse. I.. B. Miller.
All requests for information addressed
to_tlic Secretary will bc I>l‘0l11Plly rg.
plied to. __ ilwtf
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Eastern Steamship 1Co.
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Reduced Rstesedeetive May ist.’o5
St. John to Portland, $3.00.
St. John to Boston, $3.50.
Commencing March az, i9o5, steamer
leaves St John Wednesdays at 8a. m.
(Atlantic Standard) for Lubcc, East-
port, Portland and Boston.
Saturdays M630 p.m. for Boston direct
RE URNING
From Bolton, vin. Esstport and Ltibee
Mondays and Fridays at 9 a. m. ` `
From Portland, Mondays at 5. 30 p.m.
Passengers arriving at St. john on
evenings previous to morning saiiings
can go direct to steamer and take cab n
berth or stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock, via
steamers of this compan is insured
against fire and nip;-i_ne risk.
i _ G. Lint, Agni, sf. Joni., N. li.
A. B. HANSCO , G. P. & T. A. ,
cAl.v1i\' Ails'l‘lN, v.P. a owl Mgr.
Boston. Mass.
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