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Articles which have gone astray are easily identiiied if the
owners have their name or initials engraved on them,
T-Reporters and Correspondenb if.f.'§f.ii§§'“i.-Z’uffgfoihfniistwiffig°f.°$"i§ I  
‘the I. C. R. freight shed just now. lot-‘ 1  f _ - 
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T l I SOME ofthe Mintds passengers wh°'\ A ` ’ ” A i' " 
ylaoded on Pictou Island were driven over_ _ " - e ‘ ‘ ’ ' ` 
 U the ice to Picton a few days aaa. Today      
_ Everywhere.
0111’ EUSYQW1' _‘Wm b¢_ P1¢§S¢d lb. ghow you samples of the latest
styles of lettering or if wished, will make a design,
Charlottetown. A ' 
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‘IIB RICHBST, DAI NTIEST EFFECTS
IN PHOIOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS
Are to be found in our
New Style, Up-to-date
ARISTO PLATINO PRINTS
WITH FOLDER COVERS ~
These_ folders. made of heavy dark colored
mstenal, give to a portrait a style and dig.
nity that add greatly to its attractiveness.
OUR HOLIDAY SPECIALTY
This year will be
ARISTO PLATINO PRINTS '
WITH _FOLDER COVERS
They individualize a picxure and place it in
g class by itself-an artistic class-that has onl
obe seen to be appreciated. The popularity 5
ncreaaing because it is based on quality,
we are always glad to welcome visitors to our
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Hughes’ Cough Mixture
Gives prompt relief, a few doses
will cure the most obstinate cough or
cold, try it. Money refunded it not
satisfactory. Price 25c.
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic
Will brace you up after a cold, a
ine nerve tonic. Price z5c.
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OUR PRIDE
is our fine laundry work, so _you reed have no
fear of your laundry work being slighted. We
want to do your work so weil that on can al-
Zays speak good of ,us. _ We are aiier YOUR
a e.
THE STAR STEAM LAUNDRY
KEN'rs'riu=:icr, i>HoNis i5i.
A. F. WEBSTER.
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The
“Minto”
and
“Stanley”
Are still in the ice pan
and we are fortunate
in having a complete ‘
line of
Fine Rubbers
If you want a nice
spring rubber one that
will tit and a Rubber
that is guaranteed to
wear try the “Slater”,
the’re the best that
money can buy.
$1.00 a pair
Alley & Co
Sole Sellers.
I
APPLE5
f   60 bbls No I Baldwins (Ontario)
A _ 30 bbls No I Peewankees
3 We have a quantity of good bar
brick on hand selling low.
JENKINS & SON.
w im. '
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WHITE& C0.,
if STOEK BROKERS
Aen
Ennis & Stopn ani
IBANKERS AND BROKERS
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A Stocks, Bonds, Grain apd Cc fron
‘ “nought outright or on margin' U1' 15Pe g P ’ and in less than four months I was com
News *S B 'ld' - V' to 'a Ro . . i
im U-1 mg 1° n W u 1 t e e Pa;1;1¢u19,r_” 1 » pletely cured of catarrh although I had
Charlottetown. P. E. I. _ _ Comp e e m V ry .H as I. T. M. suffered nearly allmy life frgmft- _ _
Telephone Your orders’ We W1 What Does it Mean i _ They are pleasant to take and so much
‘ ~ I more convenient to use than other eatarrh
‘S _ _ _ do the rest' remedies that I feel I can not _say enough
?1Te1ephone 268 P. O. Box 469
Sao hter Sales
8.8
single pound to suit pur-
so come at once and WY
meat from ns and savexnoney _as
IN FlRST-CLASS ORDER
Also on hand a few bbls of
Kings, Northern Spys and Bishop
Pippins.
Special low price on 5 bbl lots.
BEER” r& GOFF.
No other Drug Store carries
g is f°’ `such a complete stock of
DRUGS, DYES, Clit., as
0 D' nsin De artment
REDDIN BR°S~» se     .Madame Alhani
lot while the weather is -cold, E ]_ M¢M1LLAN, nm`“bem°“ *du md ‘M
meet the greatest barslifw int  _  _   _ aim. ‘ ' 1.'si»:»¢i.»ni
thatwere ever given in Charlet- mumvd ' ' if; _-.~_  ~__»_....f.....f.»__:=-.._
Will sell by by the qnartei'”__ _ i _ .  ‘ ` ' 
H'0T_E Li BYU N SWI CK
- ._  -xoaonoiaiv,-l.~ if-<1.
_ Lu cot d Beat Located
knolxiiid rleagarddowriierodf pgilelz- 503'” nf’ Q;
R., Pouffsl ,I _ leooauuiauinkfeaia
_ _-° . one iiroande,
eentfe
or’l‘ou`ridl
McKinnon was dned $100 for violation
of the Prohibition Act. Henry Joeey's
ease was further adjourned till next
r Friday. James Prowse, drunk and dis-
‘orderlywugivenilldiya if r 
Tnii adjourned annual meeting of the
lWlnsloe Dairylng Company was held in
` the Winsloe Hall on march ith, The busi-
ness forthe past year was gone over, the
audltoi~’s accounts showing a small debt on
the factory. The former board of diree tors
:was re-elected with one exception, the
vacancy being Hlled by William J Bryen-
ton who was also elected President.
ALBANI. -Rev. Mr. Goodwill on account
of failing health has resigned his position
as pastor of Cape Traverse co gr gition.
Rev.Ja.s. McDougal has receiveda call from
the same. Lenten season is now with us
again and although our supply of fish is
not the largest yet we have hopes of gett-
ing some up by the Stanley as she must
be close to the dshing grounds by this
time. On account of a long cold winter
fodder is getting scarce and no doubt
some of our neighbouring districts will
have to come down to Egypt to buy feed.
` THB home of Mr. and Mrc.‘ William L
Gorley, at 255 Liberty Street, Peterson
N. J., was the scene of a. pretty wedding
on Wednesday evening, when their
daughter.Miss Mary was united to Russel
H. Gilpin, formerly of Crapand, P. E. I..
by the Rev. T. C. Mayhem. The bride
was toileted in a handsome gown of tan
crepe-de-Paris, with pearl trimmings.
Miss Francis Goiley, sister of the bride,
oilioiatsd as bridesmaid, and the beat
playof gifts was large and unusually
handsome. Soon after the ceremony the
newly married couple started on an ex-
tended wedding trip for the South.
Among the large number present were
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilpin, also of
Ci-apaud. _
THE P. E. I. Baptist Quarterly Confer-
ence will convene with the Bap bist Church
in Summerside on March 9th and 10th.
First session on :Monday evening when
addresses will be given by Rev. J. f C.
Spnrr. Rev A F Browne and Miss Martha
‘Clark (returned missionary.) The sessions
on Tuesday moruingand afternoon will b`e
devoted to the consideration of regular de-
nominational business. The evening
meeting will be devoted tothe subject of
revivals. The need of a revival will be
3 presented by Rev J L Miner, what constit-
utes a true revival by Rev C P Wilson and
how this revival may be brought about
by Rev A H Whitman. A good represent-
ation from the churches is expected.
` ON the 13th of February at Alexandra,
Lot 49 Marti a Stewart relict of the late
John McLennan was culled to her heaven-
ly home. Mrs McLennan had nearly com-
pleted the ninetyfourth year of her age.
In early life she saw that because of sin
the condemnatibn of death rested upon
her, cried toGod for mercy and found
peace through believing in Jesus. At that
time she united with St. James Presby-
terian church, Charlottetown. She lived
a consistent christain, loved God’s people
while strength permitted, was a. devout
worshipper in His sanctuary. The word
ofG id was her delight. In cld age she
_ studied it by day and in the wakeful
` night hours it was the theme of her
meditations. Her joy in God at times was
great finding expression in words of praise
and thanksgiving. W'hen death drew near
she warned and counselled all who dwelt
in the house and visited her. She seemed
particularly anxious that all should make
true preparation to meet God in judg-
ment By all who knew her she was truly
loved. Such ixpeisicns as ihiee
were heard to fall from the lips of her
neighbors as they viewed her form in
death’s chilly embrace. “She was a good
woman"-“A true christian.” “A dear
_old lady.” Truly the memory of auch _is
blessed. She leaves to feel deeply their
loss four sons: John of Boston, Duncan of
Moncton, Finlay and Daniel of Alexandra;
and three daughters: Mrs. Cousins and
Mrs David Jones of Alexandra, and Mrs.
Cameron of Boston, also a goodly number
of grand-children. Funeral servipes were
conducted on Sunday 15th by Rev. T. F;
T Fullerton,-assister by Rev' J .C.Spurr.
(Pat. and Ex. please copy.)
we- claim -pre-
`tli the neeesse apparatus to treat
zhieniost didcnltfbasee
GO FI
axnmosudn. ne-mm
I A1' the Police Court yesterday Margaret*
man was William W. Hurrah. The dis-~
Cupt-. Thos. McLure left. to make the Is-
land shore by the same mode of convey-
U L I  ance. Horses _have been 'driven from _
A Picton Island before this, but the last in- _ W 
J. ` » . ‘L _ _ ,
stance was noted many years ago This
will give friends _abroad some idea of the
capers Jack Frost has been performing in
withstanding statements made by many
persons when the new shed was in course |
of construction, that it. would be too D
largstbei-v,» areto-daytona upontonscf
freight for P. E. Island in cars on sidings '
article illustrated witnengravinge on a
between ‘All Canada and “Canadians in
Landon.” In the latter team Arthur
there, was playing on the wing and did'
much tofuphold his team. The Graphic
Prince’s Skating Club, Knightsbridge
representative of ‘All Canada’ and ‘Cana-
wss drawn from the ranks of thc Canadi n
Rugby players who are now touring in
Great Britain, and a. very fast and
heavy team was furnished by them.
T`iEi'i"'condition, too, stood them in good
stead, and it is seldom that in England so
fast, soscientific, or so hard a game is
played as that which some hundreds of
members of Prlnce’s witnessed. The
Rugby players were the better team, audi
were also slightly the faster individually, g
but the two wing forwards of their'
opponents were occasionally brilliant,
and at one time in the second half of the’
game seemed as if they might almost
bring their side upon terms. The sides
were :-All Canadians-R. H. Britton,
cover, P. Bauld, left, E V Power,
centre : and E. N. Phillips. right. '
F Car Harris, point; C M Howell, cover; D
A ul van, right. Bauid scored for the
Rugby players within three minutes of I
the start and other goals were added in
the first half by Phillips and Darling. '
After changing over, the London Cana.-li
diana made aareat effort, and' Hingstcn
put on two goals and Edgar one. But the <
All Canadians out-lastai their opponents,
and by goals from Darling and Power,
won comfortably by five goals to three.
The neat passing and the use of the sides
of the rink for “rebound passes,” were
striking features of the play of both sides.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
A New Eiiectual and Convenient
Cure For Catarrh.
Of Catarrh remedies, there isno cud, but
of catarrh cures, there has always been a
to relieve, but very few that really cure.
The old practice of snuffing salt water
through the nose would often relieve, and
the washes, douches, powders and en-
halers in common use are very little; if
~ any, better than the old fashioned salt
water douche.
The use of inhalers and the application
oi salves, washes and powders to the nose
and throat to cure 'catarrh is no more
/reasonable than to rub the back to cure
kidney disease. Catarrh isjost as much
a. blood disease as kidney _trouble or
.rheumatism and it can not be cured by
local treatment any more than they can be.
To cure catarrh whether in the head,
throat or stomach an internal antiseptic
'treatment . is necessary to drive the
catarrhal poison out of the blood and sys-
tem, and the newlcatarrh cure is designed
on this plan and the remarkable success of ‘_
used internally, it drives outlcatarrhel in-
fection through action upon stomach, liver
and bowels.
Wm Zimmerman oi St. Joseph, relate
an experience with catarrh which is of
value to millions of catarrh sufferers
everywhere. He says: ‘°I neglected a
slight nasal catarrh until it gradually ex-
up and do a day’s work I let it run along
until my hearing began to fail me and
catarrh or lose my position as I was clerk R
_ ' Some of my friends recommended an in-
haler, another a catarrh salve but: they _
were no good in my case, nor was lacy
thing else until I heard of Stuart's Catarrh V
Tablets and bought a package at my drug _
store. They benedtted me from the start
in favor of Stnartls Catan-h Tablets.” 'I
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dians in London.’ The ‘All Canada' team ‘ ~ 
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is because being '
is ’§'
tended to my throat and bronchial tubes -_ ay /   Q
and dually even my stomach and liver be-  /.11 . , { , - -
came effected, but as I was able to keep L 1 / 2 \
' A
then I realized that I must get rid of `
and my hearing was absolutely necessary. _
consistinznof   M ,    
ARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE _EDWARD  MARCH 7 '(903,
CHEAP
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recent gpme of hocksy played at London' _ P313, madg  the bgst mann.
`Silllva.n of this elif! now studying law I f80tl1I'¢1' in  
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says: “A match was played on the ice ci ' 15  "_ mp 2 g Pa eras an
ei  '
between two teams of hockey players ‘ 0  ;__;,/6,; » ' Perfection in Fit,  and
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KEdgar, left; D A Hlngston, centre; and ‘ sizes; _ _ '_' » _ A  . 
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in the railway yard and elsewhere. And ~   _ __
in the sheds may be seen evcryconosivable ' i _ ; 0 p _
kind of merchandise, anxiously awaited ° ' .  _ _ _g _ f
by P. E. I. (lesion. _ _
Tal Landon Billy Graphic  8| V Sixty  New 
_ Q Workinanship. U A 
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gg  BUYS ‘my  »._?»_f-1$¥~3_'5»
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GIVE YOU. c>'.U‘-£1 IPILIOUI
swat scarcity. There are many remedies= our guarantee gee. with every bu-fel. money eseemiiiy ferancaiii im _
Application may be made to .
A. W. Slerns, LJh’town
W, T, Hunt. S’side
F. H. Horne, Winsloe. _
A.L._Fraser, Sonris, _
nonaid McLean, cfapaud. ,
Temple W. McDonald. G80 tQWn~
ohn Anderson Kenslll 11
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THE CANADA _PERMANENT AND WESTERN. CANADA
s- MoiL'rGAGr:1c0l&P0iLA'rI0N _s-
s»- 9- TORONTO 9- _ 9- ` _
Loans in Canada - -- - - 525.000.0130
Money advanced on real estate at Current rates and on
Arthur B. Dickleson, New Ggatzglow.
James T. Barclay, O’Leary oh,
john Forbes, Tyne Valley,
Robert Jenkins, Pownal, f ' _
Thomas L. Murphy, Lot Ir,
Henry F. Feehan, Mount Stewa r
C A Woodman, Albeiton
EJ _ ’  Inman, Montague Dridge. ._ - 
PE'I'EI-'ltS,E_’E2'I'E_E.S & I]N'<..`»'rS
_ Solicitorsffor Ch’t0wn P. E. Island. 7 ‘_
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fam ' una' ‘ -_ S ._  _  _  4  
illhai/idi(i:l:d“l]iii>i!i1dre1e{dP2ird:tg.er‘snof A number of Ayrshire Calves, """""'“*'&" i - L; _ _ _ _ 
beef nicely wrapped and in good fmmIto4 weeksold, arefor sgle _ _V   __ _,  _ ,_ _ = _ -  is 
‘h*Pf‘. and have decided T0 Sell it he? at -the Provinzirl Farm. For par- l nfmunr ilu
We have t0 diSP°S¢ °f.  and prices apply to °°‘”‘°“°°" _
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‘ROSS CAMERON & C0’¥
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um ohio -in  
limi hmm MQ ul $'Slll
Stocks,bonds, grain, cotton, 
bought and sold fo;;;§w or 
on a margin. r'_Ql10¢86oIl8"_ _  received
on thebest   andBostou
stocks. We oiei' forlale at $1.00
a limited number  of the
Gordon Plenum Light of New
England and an excell-
ent investment. Aiigbting Plant
furnished by this company is .now
installed in our odice. Full partic-
ulars regarding tlie stock furnisli-
ed on application. Q;
E.M¢DOULL, 
once, Lower Queen 
M Farquharsods Building., _,__
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