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wouldn’t be ivillioiit lizlizi-lii\'<~i'
Pills-theyre such :iii caisy pill to
take, do not gripe or sii»l:i\ii. :inn
cure constip:itioii_ il_\'spep.~'i;i. soni-
Stomach, coated tongue. bzid llirilill
and all stomach and liver ills.
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FLOUR
makes wholesome bread
and wholesome people . We
have achoice lot freshly ground
from the best wheat our Island
produces. I
Give it a trial. Only '2c. Ib.
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f-FOR-
-APPLY TO-
North British & Mercautilelns. Co.
Union Assurance Society.
Phoenix Assurance Co. I
All English Companies-
Combined assets $100 000.000.
Honest claims settled with gre :test
Blpotch and liberality.
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glost Reliable
Plnee tohnvo your repair work '
done is the place that takes ,. ,,
the most interest in your g
rk. H
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candidate for the position could obtain a  ceats pref bott_le.t t tk
~ e ave us u ii a _ ' _
respectable vote against King Edward.  dozen of mis] prepxairaiiog mil? ioifk f bargain is now, the place F-Perkins & Co.,
‘- ` 2 SP¢€dy Sale. Sunnyside. _ 11 li
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needs.We tri to
date all who lgave iiildm 0
lill Il0RN|iil IIUHRDIIIN,
MONll.\ Y, I"l‘IliIll,`.~\RY ll, 1901.
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THE TELEPHONE SERVICE.
._ei~\'it-e. 'l`lic slr-ct storiii broke down the
\\'ire~ iii~l iii sciiic cziscs llic poles over the
,. . . ` . '. Ibt I . l. t fl to
Iliesc :irc tryiiigtiincs forthe telephone enum enterprise Ong' O W en NN G
We are strongly of opinion that it ls
desirable to do away with the contract
system for lighting our streets. That
plan has been tried and it has failed
miserably. At ihc same time we would
not entrust to the City Council the
business of purchnsins: and installing A
plaiitiind operating it afterward. The
ii duly oigaiiised Board of Commissioners,
direiftly responsible to the people as the
iviilu :irtzi <‘o\'cri‘il by the colilpanfs
lines. ln many cnscsit brought the bent
wires into contact \i ith trees or lcriccsand
froze thrill tc;:ctlier, thus destroyiiig the
i i.~‘nl;itirii ivlierc the wires were not
l»i'i»l;t-ii. lii the City. in addition t0 these
troiil»le_~, the wires became crossed with
fiw .vit-i~;iir iigin, me alarm find tclcgrnpli
wires, :ind the powerful Current of the
circtrii' light wiics burned out and des-
troyed tllc delicate telephone instruments.
llnd it thaw or wairin sunshine quickly
followed the slect storm :is is usually the
czise, thc ice would have beenfsoon cleared
fromjihc wires and the work of restoiing
coniniunication would have been compara-
tively eiisy. In the present case the ice
still clings to the wires and trees and the
work of restoration is tlierefere slow and
most arduous.
It is to be observed that the work sud~
denly imposed upon the Telephone Com-
pany on occasions like the present is not
Skilled lnbor is required. The ordinary
laborer cannot even properly splice a
broken wire, much less restore the more
delicate but disarranged appliances ofa
telephone office. It is impossible in the
nature of things for a local company to
keep in their employ the number of repair
inen whose services are suddenly needed
in a great emergency like the present. In
order to have sucha force available it
would be necessary to have them oon-
stantly engaged, vvhile their Services
would be needed for but a few days of the
year.At best a sleet storm of such severity
ands of dollars to thef_Company. It also
necessarily involves much inconvenience
to telephone subscribers. and patrons, We
believe and trust that the latter will
exercise their best patience in the prcin~
ises, knowing that the Manager, onicers
and employees of the Company have done
their best to restore communication as
promptly as possible under most unusual
'i 
King Edward appears to have at the
between Britain and Germany have been
drawn closer by the Queen’s death. At
the same time the British King is dis-
ably regarded in the United States. He
fulCzar of Russia, with the venerable.
free as they are in republics, to rviks  roxngigglrégdigiéin.
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. choice ofa ruler in any one of the sixty _“ll It 125,035 tiifgitchin d ana .S h
undred English Ballads" and
with us_, by prompt attention
and uick despatch of same
Give us a trial and be corn'
tvzigced that what we say is
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aeiaanaoe
caller, 
And in his calling let him nothing call 
~ Bntcoacns coach: coach: 0, for n T
Foundes, Engineers, M hi
lets and Boiler-makers. ac
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf
Ch‘"l°¢l»¢¢°WU\P-E. 1. l ng; be cured by Bownian's Headache -'f
Phone 125 ` P
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' @ Biliousnegs, or Colds Bowi1ian's are al~ 
 ways reliable and act promptly, 10 cents -f_
and 25 cents, at all reliable dealers. f_-“'
THERE IS X0 HEADACHE that can- `
hich latter occurs this passage:
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\\'aterzind Sewers Board is. It should
only arduous and difficult but peculiar, so wen Secured'
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tinctly popular in Paris, and is very favor- 
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and will be distinctly understood that
voting "yes" on the question of Oily
ownership we are not voting for City
Council niaiiageiueiit.
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It is given outby an Associated Press
despatch that the British fG0\'erriI1lcnt
, will not iii-cept the l`nited States Senate
iiiiiendments to the Pauncefootc-Hay
treaty in regard to the Nicaragua canal.
‘Counter proposals will be made in ri
friendly spirit, which may lead to pro~
longed iiegotieiiions.
There wasa very slight depression in
consols at the time of Queen Victorin`s
death,followed bya quick rally. Never
before in the history of the Empire was
there solittle disturbance in the value of
the national securities at the time of a
Sovereigifs demise. It is a most fortunate
th'  ' ' "
ing financially to ha\e the succession
Consizipated
Bowels.
Constipation, or inactivity of the
bowels. is probably the cause of more
distress and suffering than any other
organic derangement. Once the bowels
are constipated, the kidneys become
clogged. the liver torpld, and the stom-
ach and whole digestive system com-
pletely interfered with.
The head aches, there ls dizziness,
weakness and firmness of vision
 ~' ' . pains . . .
aswe have had iuvolvesa loss of th0us_ in the bad; Smeg and limbs, the aC_ intermittentand unsatisfactory a service
cumulation ot wind and gas on the
stomach, pains and fullness in the re-
gion ct the stomach, and depression
and despondency of spirits. .
Constipation can never be cured by
the use orisaits and similar weaken-
ing and debilitating ~purgatlves. Dr.
Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills not only
cause the natural action of the bowels,
but so strengthen and lnvlgorate
them as to enable 'them to regularly
perform their functions without the
aid of medicines. One pill a. dose. 25
cents a box, at all dealers.
- ~ _ . ’ 1 la -k of exercise or sitting on wet seats or A
and trying circumstances' ` Dru  S i cold stones. They frequently develop intel
Kidney-Liver
_ . ' ' - ' . d' to
beginning of his reign the pronounced . failed to cmepueq and put an en mg
»' f - _ P  It is trul a wonder to all who have used; `
good will o other sovereigns, and also of l SQ in and is gllyluanwed to cure eve", case of,
the people of the civilized world. The ties '
_ M headquarters of Bible distribution for the I
is on most cordial terms with the youth - ‘ Th t '
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Emperor of Austro Hungary and the  i' excellent preparation f
King “Italy with the people of the' *ill* . . . 'there in eight different languages.
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Isles andthe Empire generally there is '     
no thought of any other person Whomi  'I
ictoria, and to-day no other possible _/1-Y his nofgflckb’
God Save the King, was also the author r
` \, Th S D '.t,
fine ballad, "sally in our Alley," “A ° §i`.`§f.'§~.i‘§$?g"
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We ave the reputation _of burlesque Chrononhctonthologns’ m  I
being “O K." on repair work
they would dosirctoplace at the head of. 2; should betiiefavofiie inthe house- "h011Se- 1011116250- '
affairs. Had the people been entirely  mid'
11)) Nothing like it for chaped and
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2 Itis plea=ant to use.
g an y eat , _
fouryears Dast they would have chosen 'V/5 ’aSl‘FS °” °hild"°“- ' l90WCl3i Pl'll0W 0055003, C0UUU’Y'D&ll9S»
I) Ii issold at a moderate price 25
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Go call a coach! and let a coach be '
And let the man who calleth be the
coach ye gods ! '~
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wders, whether caused bv Feveri. hness ‘_
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FINHI Nllllllli.
If your accountfis past due do not b i sur rised shou`d
you receive a summers to appear
lhe County or City Court,
We have on our Ledger _some 300 acc iunts that we
an 801Ug to collect ly process' of law.
We would much prefer if those we refer to woufd
.Qll and arrange for payment at once
IIIiK WRIGHT
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on a set day at either the
called;  
NURSING MOTHERS
CONVALESCENTSJ
And t-hofe in a, week or delicate
condition, are urged to try Park`s
Perfect Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil. This preparation is perfectly
emulsified, and cuntainn in pro-
portionate quantities Pure Cod i_
L’ves O~l, the Hypophosphites of `
Lime and Soda and Guaiacol. It
‘is an excellent general ionic, with
a specific beneficial action onthe
nervous i-vslem and the digestive
organs. It tones up the system, li
makes sound, healthy flesh, and I
enables weak ai.-d delicate people
£0
Become
Strong
It is prepared in such aman-
ner as to entirely disguise the _ I
taste of the oil, and can be taken ,1
with, perfect convenience by all. "
Its action under all conditions is -
prompt and to correcting disorders
and bringing about a. speedy and
permanent cure.
lc Per Bottle. All Drlggisls.
' -lilaniifaotured by- ` _
I‘IA'l'I`IE & MYLIUS,
Perkins & Co. 11 li
The Heir Apparent to the Throne is
pursuing the same course that was
adopted by his father in personally visiting .
the distant portions of the Empire over iv
which be will some day bear rule. Queen 
Victoria had never visited either India, 
Cunndaor Australia. Shu had in fact seen 
i was made wliile it was yet possible. King 3
Edward long ago as l’i~iiicc of \Vales -"
made the grand tour of the Empire and: "5
more recently visited India. Thousands r
of his present subjects beyond the seas _
who never saw Queen Victoria, have _
present King. I
In the absence of any exchanges from
the l\[aiul:ind and with the scant telegrams
received by Island newspapers, we learn l
very little as to what took place in the
Conservative caucus by whose action Mr.
Borden was chosen leader. Many names '
had been mentioned as in 'the running.
Sir Hibbert Tupper, Clarke Wallace, John
Haggart, T. Cf Casgrain, W. F. Maclean I
and others were supposed to each have
some chance, but all seein to have been '
tained even the second place. Both Mr.
Borden and his first lieutenant are almost
new men. There must be a good deal of
yet unwritten history behind so remark-
able an incident, and it will be of great
interest to learn semething mcire than the
little we know in regard to it.
“I am of theopinion that the company
who has had the con*ract for the past few
for a reasonable sum.”So writes Councillor
Whear in regard to the stree lighting
I service. THE Gulinninx is of opinion that
no City or town in Canada of 4,([l) inhabi-.
tants or upwards has had so inefficient
as Chariottetown. The fault has not
rested wholly with the Company that has
had the contract. Councillor Whear and
those who acted with him at the Council?
Board must share the blame.
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THE DANGER OF PILES.
Piles areusually caused by constipation, i
tumors, fistula or rupture of the intes-`
tines. Dr. Chase’s Uintment has never
he wretched itching and uneasiness f
itching, bleeding or protruding piles.
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very little ot' her vast doiiifiin beyond the ‘ l-
three home l\'ing»ioins,aiid oi' tliese one 
had been visited only at dist-ant iiitervai `.
Nery fortiiniiicl_v the liitc trip to flnblin‘ fi
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pleasant recollections of having seen our T
George E. Foster, Hugh John Macdonald i
swept aside and not one of them has ob- <'
years or so, has given us a good service “
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(ll: Pays to lnlyi It Perkin'
GREAT
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Gommenoes Monday at 9 I n
success. ’l`be ladies of this ciiy have si idom if ever sc
display of beautiful “Lingerie” as we are now shoving
you must see and examine the und ermen i
Our great annual white wear sale has always prove
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t oned goods tc
preciate their wonderful values.
“Bight Dresses
Full size cambric yoke with tucks and llc' trimii
Price
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(nod cotton Euip're style trimmed wi‘h gnloan gndq
Sale Pilcé
Fine English Cotton trimmed with lace and inet
YNHF
Price.
“6orset Go
Lidies’. white cotton all sizes untrimmed Sole
ici
Ladies white cotton embroidery lrimmod Bale
Ladies white English cotton trimmed with inae
embroidery. Price
  Drawers
Cotton trimmed with lace well made. Sale Price
Fine cotton three tucks and  Sale Prine
English cotton, embroidery trimmed Sale Price
Skirts
Good cotton three tucks full eine. Sole Price
English cotton cambric runle galoon ninth Sale Prloi
Fino cotton with tucks, insertion and frill of ei
Price
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OMDURMAN A DISTRIBUTOR.
OMDURMAN away up the Nile is now the*
Soudan. A native of old Nineveh. named
Abdel Ahad Nasi is at the head of tue en-A
erprise. The scriptures are being sold A
Group has no terrors for the mother*
who keeps Bentley‘s Liniment in the
Great White Goods Sale now at F.
Special values in sheets and sheetings,
illow cases at F. Perkins 8: Co’S Big
Vhite Goods Sale, 11 li
The time to buy your white goods at a
4;”
DAINTY PO RTRAITU R E.
You have doubtless considered
having your portrait taken for
presentation .to your fi iends.
It is to be something lasting-
a record that may probably be cher-
_ ished after you have passed away!
Such being the case, what do
you want, a cheap and nasty photo
or a thoroughly good portrait ? _
The answer goes without saying
-and yet how are ycu to get what
you_ wautl This needs investi-
gation.
VVe can assist you though, in
that for we can show you that our
productions are good, permanent.
BEST.
‘This is because each department
is in direct charge of one who
“knows his business” and has a
personal interest in it.
But you already know the ex-
cellence of our work and as to
prices-the are low or hi
  The Be
Half P ice
Our half price sale of Women s Hue I
butto ned boots took like wild fire on Sat
Every customer well suited and pleased-~
$2.00ib`oots for $1.00, $5.00 D00!! fM‘ Sl 5
$1000.00 worth of these boo
once_Some pointed toes--Mostl IJ
taken from our regular stock.
Sale for cash .
lr*
y e onservative Gentlemen who d
like to carry t heir individ ality into what they wear, who are part cu
attire.-To those who never did, possibly never Will, W€3!' reid] lllld&,
springs t0 your thoughts at orce.-
For those who propose srmething better than the
- average, We
OVERCOATS, TROUSERS, &c. to order within the reach of modern!
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are ina position where we ein guarantee satisiaction to the extant of refi
if n escary.
MEN’S FURNISHINGS GOODS
High Grade and low prices
Gordon __n8'i.__m Mclell
y h as
say ($2.50 per doz.fnp.) 8 you
never changes. .Come in and see
about it. 
-CHARLOT!`El"OWN.”~ V =
8|. Bn. Ltd.
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HALIFAX, N. S.
The quality is always high. That _ 
WESTLAKE BR°5°' 'vioronia 'rl-is ogooun Ln! Q”
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