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WITH SIIIIIS
WOULD HAVE DIED
"My little son, when about n your
and a half old, Iwguri tu liavc srinwq
come out on his iiu'_c._ I had it phy-
sician trout lirni,
but thc srirrs gn-iv
\\'r»r.<c. Then they
iwgun tu colin- on
his nrrns, their on
. ntln-r |>:rri.~' of his
1? iir>rl_\', rind tlirn one
I ' 1 AM rzirnr- rin his 1-Iir~.~t,
'/, ",r,\ \\r»|'>u thnn the
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ntlir-r.~'. 'l'lrr~n ivnil-
crl iiriotinrr plr_\'.~i-
Dian. Still hr- grow \\-rir.~r'. _-\t thi- r-nrl
of about rr _vr-:ir nnri ri lirilf ol' .<nil`r'ring
lic grow so hurl I limi tri ilu lri.~' Irriiirix
in ulrrths :rt night. in kvrrp Irirn frrrin I
scrntriiing tIir.~r\rc~ rrnrl tr~ririrn_g iIir>llr‘<Ii.
“He grit to iw ri inrrrr- .~kr,-lviriii, :uni
vms hardly :ililc to \\~.r!!c. .\i_\' .\nnt
:1rl\'i.<e<i nic tri try i'nii\~\ira .\'n:i|> :iinl
Ointini-nt. So grr-:ii \\'.\»' Iivr izriiii in
thcni that #Ire gurl- inc zr.~'|n;rll pirrr-viii'
Soup to try unrl :i Iittlo oi tlir- (lini-
uir-nt. I rrtik it lioinr- wiiiniui any
inith, but tri |>l¢~:i~r‘ hor I trivtl it. rinrl
it .~'i-1-rin-ri iii rlry np tim _<rir‘\-s :r litilr. ;
"I svn! tri thc rlrriu .~tr>r'r' :rnri grit ri.
cxrkf- rii tin' Sriap rinrl ri lniv ri( ihrr
Ointnirrnt iirnlfvillri\\'r-1| llic rlirovtioiirr, `
nnrl :rt thi- vnri ui' niiruii two inr»ntli.~x ._
tin: .<rrrix< \\~.‘rr- all \\'rrIl. llc has
r1o\'cr Inirl any nm-.~ of ;iri_\' kinrl .~`iirrr‘,
"llc i< nriiv strrirrg rrnrl Iir=:rIiI\)',
and I can .~‘irn-<‘ri‘Iy .<r\_v that only for
your niost wr>r\rIi‘rful rornvriirvs my
prur-irius child \\'onId have riiorl from
thrisc tcrrihlre sores. I used only one
i-:rkc of Soap rind :rbnui tlrroc l>rixr‘s
of Oiiitrnont. (=ignodl .\lr.=. lig-
br-rt Sin-Irion, Ti. F. D.. .\`ri. l, Wooll-
\'ille. Conn, April 2'), 1005. "
Ar'..n|pinc Exrmiri and i|.irn._|I ’rnain\»m my rvny
v|m»\rr_1rr=i|| i'i|n|r'rlti) .\i`|rriiJil.|rl||i| In|lnC_\ in \g»_
...ir-I-ring nr ('uri»~ru .~.-.|.. mimi...-i-v. ...ri in-rirvr-'ir
r. ... i.. mf... ..|r`r..»..-..i.- Q..."-.r rm.-, i.. ir.: rnrrn. ni.,
it 1...: U1 .ii -i...g¢i.i.. A .i..,r|» .»r .mon mr... 1-..n».
nf .rw nw.. :r.\  ir...-. .\i.. -~
[space of some 6,000 or 7,000 square miles Io”
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tire principal weapons of dcienoe are Z
Car-rr Coaar Casrts, Mar. li.-Some'
interesting particulars regarding the,”
, against whom a British punitive expo- U"
rlition is now proceeding, are announo- W*
ed
about these people, who have no political I
world. Only traders, generally speakiurr,
have traveled in their country and these,
as a rule, are never anxious to talk about
it, seeing that they have gone tiieir witlr-
out pcrrniasion. The liiunaiiis originahy T
came up from the south from the Cross
river, but they are a comparatively new
arrivnlln their present country, as It is S
only within the last century that they;°£
have been established in the vicinity 01,0
the Benue river. The country covers a qu
irnrl cxlcnrls down Ito Southern N' eri stmld' Knowing" he does the suitability
rg 'rr
but in regard to its population littlc of mi °f
authentic character is known, although "mn farmuzs mweil surplus “wok w
travr-llers have spoken freely cf hundreds, ‘llsnwe of’ emi" in spring or mn’ wh'
of thousands. ‘not
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Piiysically speaking, the Munirlris are ‘FZ
ri splendid rare, line hnnters,anri, above ,E
all goorl ngriculturista. Thr-y live in fu,
ii grent cotton growing country and turn no
out excellent cloth, which is the staple
ave
currency. They are also very keen on ,we
iron, and have been actually known to dig ,he
up tire telegraph poles and melt them
down for theirown purposes. Thorc are 
numerous good roads throughout the 0
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t-cimiry, which isanniquereature. The  :gli Zofésbffar nneumvnia and consumption have vhs"
in ri i. il ` ' '
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iz g me un ng includes elephants and Q,
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poisoned arrows. There arc, of course,
BRITAIN FIGHTING I » 
. UNKNOWN MUNSHIS
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;'w°u|d Scratch and Tear the nesh   Ntgenan Tube  whlch Great Sr. Pxrsnsauun March ll.-The Shel:
   °"° ’ ' ' , oem an I v
' I tonaeSSiieI:t'irniA5/Tir!;rfi`erin?I`0r. Bnhm Is wamngnspme Interesting Pamculars Rc \\f'°Ph°ti“uiwu|:Irli.ir)r'l:;.d°.Ii;y:'i\‘i»thli:wli|‘it‘
Over a Year-Grew worse Under garding Them--A Splendid Race of People" ,'§§,"f§'°§`; 2§,j,'I§,,§°,§f1f§1“ §§,,'1,',',,'I,’,1§f
D°°i°'s"__.__Ski" N" CIW' irreconcileablc Fighters. §ii'.'I.:'r:°"i>°.."<l'r°ifif ..°;°.itl:r°§'¢""nr§§': |
cronies is his habit of. occasionally going
BUT FOR CUTICURA
ld that they do not want outside °d'“nd“pu°°fd' ' ““i°"hm °n°°
the day: selected were 'those on which
.om robe known »= no Mu»n|=."“'§;f§"c:§°-l_:§a°u°I’;;u°;:‘§;'efr' "'“ 53: .p.°r.r.r..o»nie. nn r.....-...-...fic i..
moluwi although the uh mod his honor. Asa matter of fact His
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by travelers. Vqry little is known °“`°"°°“°°°"'°"°“ hi' 3°°d°~ fe,-Ng hd( im nh ¢|, gi ’
'Mill III MIIIIIIS
_ strict orders thathn in' not to be disturb-
’ u.J¢.ry,wa°na¢v»i.samci.ridnn, ...-
an urw e lit e grand
’ dutchesseaw any other entertainment
fD'l°“S Mill- :.:'."..".‘.’.':;':.::':,':x;u:r.':°.:;:..1:i";i
to bed for twenty-funn at a itretoh giving
t understand the conditions of the
,E .. nl
hundreds of different kinds of poison, but bus
llic one employer] more generally by the Wm
Iliunsliis is ri particularly deririiy one, even C
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5"""ger‘ p°"h"ps"“h'm “mi” made [mm -'.0 rnsliois oii`suoh land much oftener
"* diamonds and other precious stones,
HE    which he said tobeworth a king‘s ran-
rn:-Tirere appeared in The Guardian H H 
Feb iilth an article over the si nature ` ° °
J. c. rissriey, dealing wiu. inf .imc  .  The Young Mews Man’ ’
cation. Why Mr. Roariey should put
t in press such a letter I cannot under-
our soil for growing potatoes, and that
market requirements, so as to get the
t prices I True, it is not good farming
be selling the ravv roduots oil the
nr,but Iam afraid iid:-.Roariey does   g§RUP_ *_
linsccd and '
rage Inrmer of this Province. The I
rage farmer has money to make up in '
failof the year, and he has to sell I
etliing to get cash. Why not have
se surplus potatoes, in an acre of some
ing ontsat from 30to3i cents per af
hcl!
ow Mr. Readey says wc can get 10
hels oats per acre, oif the land that
produce 250 bushels potatoes. I or
stion this statement. I say we get but U'
have the varieties most suited to NOT THE LUNGS ONLY' RUP
most equally liable.
Not infrequently colds settle on the liver
In ol her cases colds bang on until ' the
ri-ur'
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Jll_St Arrived Yesterday
` Tlicrelis ti new spring hat waiting fcr-you at
the Up-to-date Gent’s Furnishing store. I can show
you the latest and best in any style of a hat you
wish. It will bea pleasure to show you whether
you want to buy or not.
Lead To K (Just around Hughes’ Corner.)
EVERY ORGAN OF THE
BODY INDANGBK FROM
NEGIJECTEIJ COLDS.
Tufpgniing vAaona\restomn§\aw||msa\\\\\\\m/1//a=\\\\\vv4
Most people know that such ailments as
ginning in n cold, but all rio not realize
at other vital organs 0| the body are
kidneys, causing serious disease of
ese organs
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We have a good stock of
both hard and soft coal in
round, tint, run of mine and
slack sizes. I
Lowest prices. Prompt de-
livery.
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the leaf ui the Strophantirus. Generally 'U
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7 Skirts
And aists
We weren’t in a hurry to select our new coats
for spring,we put it off until the last minute in order
to make sure that our styles would be positively the
correct styles.
The jaunty short coat will be much worn this
spring as well as the 74 length in Cra.venette_
A   Beauty Coat
Is in fawn covert cloth, made without collar,
tight fitting, lap scams, self strapping, cuff of same.
dy front, velvet around neck, quite as smart as you’d
like it. Price $10.75.
Another
Pretty Coat
ls made 7,' length Cravenerte, with full back,
cluster pleats in centre of back. Empire style in dif-
ferent colorings, very new and very attractive
Priced $7.50, $9 25, $11.50.
Elegant Skirts'
We can show you as pretty a line of Homespun
skirts as you want to see, also tweed walking skirts,
with nine gores, Overlap seams, kilted and panel
effects, straps of self, very new and stylish every one
of them. Priced $4.00 to $6.75.
Pretty Waists
The prettiest waists we ever saw are here now.
In white, with most every kind of trimmings yon’d
wish to see. Drop in and see how much beauty there
is in them. Priced 5oc to $3.00.
Pr°i§.r..uu....lrr~»
speaking, the lliunshrs are an irreconcil- ,lx
I nlile pcopIe-in fact, they have as much as
the
not
know for a fact. too much oats are grown
for
manure and $5.00 worth of fertilizer a °"
raw products oil the farm. Ihave
export leaving the tarmsinanrost
rnpoverislied condition. I trust the
time ia not fardlstant when our farmers Or"
will be forohanded enough to feed all Z
they grow and thus keep their farms in M
_ s stem is run down and exhausted and
:;;;f.'zf.;“;...“::‘:;.“:::.‘;°it;:r:: ;-§u;-g,»,;;_;;g -=-»-»-f-rm rf- 
crop! Every farmer knows this iaso The only sam- way is hspeedny get rid
much trouble,and with haifa complement of All Cams before they became famtened
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good crop of marketable, potatoes can be of
gmwn' Turpcntinc.
I M" opmsed m me prlnolpw of “mug This medicine has came to be considered
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...id ...y ustsrcrreve.-..iy»=....,i.m.I “’s;m;‘;° mf; I _ Need.. the Warner Motor to sharpen scissors,
This can best be accomplished by theuse
whooping cough.
Mr. John Clark, coachmnn, Port Hope,
the system.
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linsued and
t winter I was so budwith a cold that I
ZMIZHWQT//Z
EVERY
HOUSE-
HOLD
kniv.-s, chisels, hatcliets and other tools.
D.-ntists, jeweiers, Plumber-s` and Mechanics
L writes:-“B~=lr1s expend t° all wo generally use ii to sharpen and polish their tools.
weather, I frequently catch cnld. -
Motor complete with emery wheel, 2 buiflng
'_ ,mm mm of ,emmy ccuia abt spark stove . whisper, .md had wheels, pulley and polishio g sticks.
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- Again, Mr. Readcy says when grain is B
rc .
` ‘red on the farm about three quarters of It mmm develop mm cnusumptlan If I
I 'lthe constituents removed from the soil did
. f i d d i d to t D .
, nnry be rcturncdin thc manure. Under m,3|:°,s§yl_;;"of;,;;;d “lag Turpreylmn;
r I . and I began to improve before I had taken
r of handling and caring for nrauurc, this 1 a bomm one bottle cured my
thc
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exposed to all conditions of the weather, 'C
best and moat favourable conditions C
y be true, but not so with the average 2;'
manure out in front of the barn to be W?"
lrcst part uuing away with every
`t‘orthem. iret the Department makea [X
j trial shipment in the fall and open a
market to our farmers.
am glad to see that Rev. Dr. Burke is P” ,
taking the question up and hope in, may all machines at Sinner stores.
press it to is successful issue.
In conclusion Mr. Reade tells us this
Iwouid be spoon feeding mir farmers. I S""’“"’ summemme' P' E' I'
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’ ' Dov
I 'should he throw cold water on this very gn
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What is|t.he Department oi Agriculture ya,
I When we say that Solution of Ozone ge
I (thc coupon kind) will positively euro all S
germ diseases if tahcn in connection with
know we are right because we have
received thousands of testimonials from
I began using these two wonderful prop-
| arntionn. If you are troubled by any
acrm disease auch as Rhcurnatiam,
Kidney trouble, Eczema, Malaria, or any
coupon kind). Take it with the Celery
I King -which does not coat you anything
-and your disease will soon leave you.
Tas r-Uni.ir: nirvri vc.. uari»osnvile,oN'r.
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that there is not a clasa of men under
sun as independant andjasiilttle spoon-
as the farmer.
not thc farmers who irecp it up, and
Mr. Readey his salaryi And why
WE KNUW WE ARE RIGHT D.
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___ price. pa * at quarter price, every
m in my atcre at the lowest prices ever 1
no
tonic laxatlve. Celery King. We
teful people who have auifcrcd for
rs and found no relief until they
ri of Summer complaint, you should
delay in buying a bottle of Ozone (the
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GL) U.\R.I‘S are ha
in endless variety-a
, ‘ 1, ` new this spring-Brlgh
. "iiiif
1-. , Rt your baby out In
HDMI! days are here,
` ou new carte.
iiniii it
d, which, I believe, would have proven
r-ysorioua it I had not used this msd-
Dr. Ohaso's Syrup of Linsced aid
,muh §urlpentinci:;L3 cents BamalZlgle,Tat all
say again the Department of Agrlcui- e"em’°r qmlnson’ H. i U" omnw
I... w....i.ir... doing the rfovrm ,ma T°_l"°,"°°°§'°‘; “*‘“‘"“”,';“";“‘,‘;,”§h°"° l 
yaervlr-e.if they would t-ake this matter xllratan s‘mm'“m° r' as
'inlrand, procure varieties of potatoes
‘suited to foreign market, have them ev
| placed among our farmers, (not for
. _ nothing) who will be quite willing to pay
. . c,
efnurous rcccipt Look author, are on
,,,,,,,,,,,,_ connnsroan wim
rity, and thc best nccdies and parts for
Look for the red S., Queen Street Char- _
lottstowmalso on south side of Wat/cr _
Enameled ware is  cheaper than lust
r. Cali and get our priccs.-Cameron
but to encourage and ireip our fnrmcrsi 5; C
- Is it
The continuous activity noticed in our
tie department, la proof of remarkable
°fl»BUl- MBIJUII Uf 00|' filfllllnili S“l‘°I¥ interest developed thcrc, Tho New York
has not out of his splrcrc, unless he is “Pony Coat” for spring Ia very much
igliy instructions from his superior. admimd, also our new ,} lgngyh
U-N-MUKA\G oravenettc. Price $7.50, $0.50, $10.50,
$iI.50.-Prowse Bros. ` I0rl3i.
200pair of mcn's, women‘s and cirilrl
unnyoide, Charlottetown. l6dll
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not succeed in getting proper treat-
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$5.00
The Hugiis Hardware Cn lid.
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FERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS
iso sewing mnciiine oil of absolute
T?
0. ltiiili.
s boots, shoes and slippers at hail
I0() ir
wn. Conroy‘s out price shoe house,
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DIAMOND
DYES
All shades, cotton
or wool Wholesale and
Retail. i
“Dyoia"’ the new dye
-same package docs V
cottrm or wool. ‘
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IH. M. DAVISON,
General insurance and
Coal Agent. '
INSURANCE DF TALL KINDS ‘ WRITTEN
Life, Fire, Accident, Guarantee, Health, Disability,
Employers and Public Liability, or any form o |Lia~
bility, Elevator, Boiler, Burglary and Plate bless
Insurance.
Lowest Premiums, I
Prompt Settlements.
Represfentiilg Strong Com pan ies
Inverness Imperial Coal
None Bcttci.
Shippinj Piers at Port Hastings-No Delay-
Office. Morris Block, Charlottetown.
Maypole Soap dyes I \ ,
allshades '- very easy .
to use. '
We solicit your trade
in the ab ve.
A.W. Rcddill. Phill B.
The Sqn re D t,
Snniiylidsnh
 FOUNDRY
Phono 73 Foot of Quaon|Streot Box 4|!
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINGS
Foundon. _ Mach|niau.» Boilermakers-
'ciariineinn  na Machine co., '
Il 2.."'l,-.V-f`i;‘i*  fr ~-~*f-I-
' .tw /’ H
mE
, f ‘wa 4%
IN THE LONG RUN
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1.-“.°Il3.y”.Z‘.§l1.i‘i`II."i...'i“.°.’§I.'ié.°” ““ f"‘ ‘° " "`
Not only by gettiltlig superior service but In
economy of wcar an mai- on his linen.
This Star stands for all thatfs good in iaimrli-,v
wer .
.A.F'.. VVEEBTEEL.
‘Star Steam Laundry,
Phono 15|. Kcni. Si.
 
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Spot Cash
Clearance Sale
.inlay sion;
Greatest bargains ever
offered. all must be sold at
any price.
CONROY,
The 'Shoeinirn,
Sunnyside,
Ch'iown.
>x;._l.. 
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liavc you a group you
want takcn.Comc at once
and make a date with us.
We will give you thc
best going. _
Gauvin, ` Gciitzcl & Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
J. A. S. BAYER, i’r0D
WANTED
A
corriirm.
Johi\'Mc|.eod Qi. C0-
C1""'Zr~°"\9
TIIB3 CILTIP
that choose-but not
inobriattn
Tho famous-
llumlnion .iiiami isa
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