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Dyspepsia, incligestion, water
brash, bclching of wind, nau-
sea and pain after eating,
Sour stomach, catarrh of the 0
stomach-these conditions all
mean that the usefulness of the
stomach is impaired, that the
food is not being digested
properly. When you find your
stomach out of order, use
BURnoci< B1.ooi> Bi-rrsxs with-
out delay. There is no better
medicine for the stomach com-
pounded, and none which has
such a record of permanent '
cures of stomach troubles.
January 26, igoo.
Lt-:oruiizn Simi-H. Selma, N.S., writes:
“Eight years ago I had a bad attack of
dyspepsia. I took two bottles of BUR-
D Birrcns and am thankful
Dots Bi.oo
to cay that since then I have been able to
digest my food as well as any body.
IIAIIED 23 PUUIIUS.
March 26, 1900.
KISS AGNES LANG, West Liscomb,N.S.,
writes: “I have been using your Bcnpocx
BLOOD Bl'r‘rI-:Rs for dyspepsia and kidney
troubles for tive months. I have gained
33 pounds since I commenced it, and at-
tribute my recovery to its efficacy. I tei_l
my 'friends that I owe my life to B.B.B.
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FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.
Speaking of the finances of Japan it is
pointed out that the public debt is not
over 250 millions of dollars or something
less than [of the Dominion of Canada.
But:Japan is comparatively a poor coun-
try. Her rate of taxation is necessarily
low, andishe has expended her last avail-
able dollar in establishing and arming
an army and navy. To carry on war she
would need a foreign loan within three
mouths, and if _engaged in a life and
death struggle with Russia the outlook
might beftoo perilous to enable her to
borrow on reasonable terms.
We think there`wil1 be general satisfac-
tion with the decision to set apart the
24th ofIMay{as af permanent memorial of
the good Queen who has passed away. We
an nollonger sing with heart and voice
the famillarstrain in which the divine
blessing was invoked upon her head, but
we can keep alive the memory of her
noble life and reign, and of the great and
good example which she ever set before
her people. “Victoria Day" will be ob-
served with saddened hearts,perhaps, but
with a sweet and grateful memo* of all
thatthe good Queen was to the myriad
Subjects of her Emph-e_ Modern Philosoply. Class I.-L. J . Miller
____ M. J. McPherson, A.J.W.Myei s, I.C. Mac-
To-day is Arbor Day and we would glad-
ly see it observed alike in town and
country. Too many of our school houses
The result of the Dalhousie examinin-
tions were posted in the college Monday
morning. The Island students in their
several years took a high standing.
Those from the Island who graduated
this year are:-Messrs. L. J. Miller, Char-
lottetown; D. E. Ross, North Bedeque;M.
J. McPherson, Uigg; R. B. Layton, (son
of Rev. Jacob Layton), Marshfield, and I.
C. Mackie who formerly belonged to
French River.
In the third and fourth years of the Arts
course some subjects are taken by stud-
ents of both years. Those trying forclasses
in the several subjects are required to
read extra work.
In the following class list and piss lis t
the names are not-arranged according to
merit.
ARTS -FoUR'rr1 YEAR.
passed, D. E. Ross.
Advanced Philos phy, Classll.-M. J.
McPherson.
Juniors Practical Chemistry.-Class II.
-D. E. Ross.
Education.-Passed, D. E. Ross.
Geology. Class II.-D. E. Ross, passed,
I. C. Mackie. `
Advanced Practical Chemistry, Class I.
I. C. Mackie.
Botany, Class II.-I. C. Mackie.
THIRD AND FOURTH YEARS.
(Subjects taken together)
Kie, T. B. Howatt.
Passed.-R. H. Stavert, R. B. Layton.
Greek Philosophy, Class I.-L. J. Miller,
T. B. Howatt. Class II R. H. Stavert.
 about the Province are left in uritidy and 1 Pglitical E.-Qyongmy PasSed_._J_ B, Haw.
Cleaning
is 'now the order of the day-
we have a large supply cf al
necessary sundries including
Silver, Brass, and Furniture
polish, Victorine, Gold Dust
Washing Powder etc.
Prices right as usual.
J. D. MCLEOD & C0.
WNW?
F _ _
unattractive condition. There are a num-
ber of happy exceptions, but they are all
too few. Once let a beginning be made,
in making the school grounds attractive
and public pride will be enlisted to extend
and continue the good work. Teachers
can do much to promote this advance,and
what has been done in years pact is
largely due to their good taste and pains-
taking elTort.
The London Times announces that
under sundry agreements between the
various interested powers, not all of
which have yet been published, the par-
tition of Africa is now complete and
nothing remains but to deliinit the boun
tinent is about eleven and a half million
each of the several nations:
att, R. B. Layton, ’
English, Class I.--L. J. Miller.
_ Passed.-J. B. Howatt, D. E. Ross.
Kie. '
_ 1-man YEAR.
Greek Class I.-E. W. Coffin.
Pasced,R. H. Stavert. °
.Junior History, Claes II.-A. J. W.
\Myers.
i Passed R. H. Stavert.
J~uniorIPhysics,¢Class I.-J. F. Rielly.
` Class II. A. J. W. Myers. ,
i Passed R. H. Stavert.
san.
Senior Physics, Class I.- J. F. Rielly
daries. The total area of the Dark Lion- Hydraulic EngineeriDg’ClasS H°_J' A'
Ciaipbell. »
\_ _  sEc_oNn ri-:AR
square miles. In the appropriation of Latin Class II.--TV. H. Coflin. _
Senior History, Class I.-L. J. Miller,
_ _ Passed.--D. E. Ross, M. J. McPherson,
and in ctill more cases the school grounds R_ B Layton
Passed.-R. B. Layton,-A. J. W. Myers.
Second German, Class II.-E. W. Coffin
Passed J. A. Campbell, C. W. Mathe-
First German, Class I.- J. F. Rielly.
IHE MURNIRG lilllilll, DALHOUSIE EXAMINATIONS.
Passed, D. J. McLeod, C. \V. Matheson,
Ella. Perkins.
FIRST YEAR.
French, Class.-E verett Fraser.
Latin, Class II.-Everett Fraser.
Mathematics, Class II.-Everett Fraser.
Chemistry, passed. -Everett Fraser.
rinsr YEAR.
English.-Passed Everett Fraser.
Greek.-_A. J. W.`_Myers.
m.:n1czNn.
The Island students of the first year in
medlciiie,are Messrs. F. W. Jardine, J. B.
W MacKenzie, J S Layton ani Miss
The subjects taken in first year are
chemistry, anotoiny, biology, zoology and
junior physics.
Some of the students deserve special
mention. In the chemistry Mr. Wi
Jardine' holds second place, J. S. Layton, '
third place and G. A. Hardy, fifth. en
Junior Anatomy F. W. Jardine holds third
place and G. A. Hardy tifth. -
In b`ology, G. A. Hardy holds fourth
place.
In iuu°or physics, G. A. Hirdy, holds
-foiirih place. i _
The Island students in second year
meflcine are Messrs. Lester Brehaut,
Melville, Coffin and Crawford.
Each of them took a good standing in
the several subjects of their year.
In senior chemistry, Mr. Breh aut lnlds
third place.
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SUFFERED LIKE JOB.
Boils and Piiigles, the Result of Bad
Blood, de Life Unbearable.
Rutssaau Ln BL.sNcis,-Que.. April 29.--
_Speeial_)-An estimable lady, whose homel
is in this village, has been much amicted
with boils. Miss Marie Arbour is her
name, and the torture she has endured is
1 Latin, Class I.-E. W. Coffin, I. C. Mac-. b¢Y011d <1°8¢1'lP*-i°f1- _
For a long time, these unpleasant and
painful evidences of bad blood have been
appearing,‘flrst on one part. of her body,
then on another. She was never free
from them.
‘ She doctorcd, and tried medicines of
many kinds. but nothing did her any
ood or lessened the trouble in the least.
Dod_t_¢_i_’°s Kidney Pills cured her. She
wr :-
“It is a long time, that I have been suf-
feringof boils on the leg, which was
caused through had blood.
“I tried ming' irmedies, -but no good.
Two boxes of odd’s Kidney Pills cured
me. I praise them always ”
Dodd‘s Kidney Pills purify the blood in
in nature’s way, through the kidneys.
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Champion, G. A. Hardy, A. F. Miller, D. Zi* 1 ` V
matter 0: correct ctylec-it makes
good dressers wise shopperc, because
E_{mM__I'{~____ze - - . __ _,__  _our prices' 'are excellent chapters in
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From tha best markets we have
culled tl.e been in. . . . '
Millinery. '
Dress Goods.
Silks. '
Hosiery.
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Jackets. .
` Corsets.
Shirt Waists.
Men's Furnishings,
Ladies’ Furnishings. .
. Hake it 0. -poinbflao givebur
i with your visit ai
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a trial. O - . 0
this total the following area is allotted to Pf“»‘l5'ed-_D- J- M°Le°dv C- W- M3552' r
on G. Cameron
lnsurelnuilife
Standard I
Life Assurance Co. 0
of Scotland,
,ESTABLISHED I825.
lien. $40,000,000.
One of the oldest and strongest of
Life Companies in existence. Policies
free of restriczions, issued on all ap-
Square miles
France 3,834,974
Britain 2,713,910
Germany 933,380
E15 pt 1,010,003
Portugal 790.124
Turkey 398,900
Spain 169,150
In I=`riince's share the great and
If Egypt and the Soudan were absolutely
British our territories in Africa would
nearly equal the French total.
,_._.....__-_____.i._;
Layton, G. Cameron, D. J. McLeod.
M ithemttics, Class II.-G. Cameron.
Ella Perkins. ‘gp
W. H. Collin, C. W. Matheson.
Abyssinia, Morocco, Liberia, and the_ SECOND YEAR'
great Congo Free State represent Junior Philosophy. Class II.-G
Caineron W. H. Codin.
the remaining 1,4‘)l.,0.)0 Square miles. '___ ' ’
_s ° ,=' _
G_‘_eek_paS_,ed__W_ H_ Coaim R_ B_ 5 Tassi-:L_ On the pages, under different
' Passed.-W. H. Lbiliii, D. J. _McLeod,
Second English, Class II -’-G. Cameron
Passed.-D. J. McLeod, Ella Perkins.
i.
wi Las po
crimson velvet with abeautiful GoLD .
headings, are spaces in which to write'
the name and ate of birth. On either
- record marriages and deaths. On the
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lettering known to pi-ii-1ter's art. Under ;
this are spaces for father’s and mother’s
pictures. In the lower part of the
_ _ picture is a beautiful home scene. The
l  DEAR OLD GRANDPARENTS, THE HAND' "
 some sranwsxr HUSBAND and HAPPY
_ YOUNG WIFE, the-LOVING DAUGHTER
j- and naar-sox'-the 1D01.1z1-:D GRAND-
§';, CHILD, are all gathered around the
' “f table while grandfather reads a por- -
_ 3 traitof oon’s_Ho1.Y wean. A truly
_ _: beautiful scene. Underneath are the
I
worthless desert of Sahara is ii1clu<leil._,_,}  
;i words, “con n1.1=:ss oun FAMILY.” `
, ` orp ogi-ap so o _
Z* family, each sence enclosing a _ gem/
T. Bower piece. Elsewhere oii t e icture
' are scattered creepin vines. bugs and _
°. blossoms 1;' *ich conf§sioi.» the whole
_ ._'» resting on,and tirown .nto bold re-
‘1 ‘lief by the gov e-Jus background of
f Callfand make yourfselcctions for Spriiig Suit.,
-» and select stock. 'f ' ` -
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side‘isa beautiful scroll on which to ~_
1 top of the, picture are the words. 
“F M11.Y R conn," in the richest
' Around this icture are eight spaces ~_`~,
I f hot Ii f tliermembersofthe '
  Every iieine
To know the virtues of Dr. Chase`\
Solid Golu which produces apicture of
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proved plans, for protection and in-
YQIIDCDU.
HYNBMAN & (ill.
4.' Gmeral Agent/i, Charlotteto an
Port of Charlottetown.
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We will thank all who received”
statements of their accounts to call '
and settle came before the l0;h of
Inlay. All accounts not settled by
itor for collection.
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S. Electra, Mel; iren, Montague.
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0 so Y .5 Hooks, etc. etc. @ Q; Jugs- ai' 8.55
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‘nd new ri 3  . . .  af lowest prices. ‘ ` packages.
_ P 00 5-8. over our store this spring-if you re
qnire new furniture or bedding it is here for von at a. less Ove, sgock f
_price than you can get it elsewhere for--Sen`d your repairs
May 1. Ar. S. S. Polino,La0hader, Mont-`
0 May 2. Chl. S. S. Electra, McLaren,
" At a meeting of the diamond llclds
branches of the South African _League cn 1
General Brabant were present. it was re-
solved to urge on the home Government. .
the importance » of making English the -
medium of the instruction in the :'1‘r2.ns~
ivaal and Orange River Colony. It vvr..s,-
-that date will be handed to i i asserted that this was for the best in _ _ _  _  ____  ____*_
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Phone 125, _Condition Powders in small and large gl,”
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3 May, 2. Beatrice, MoAdarn, Sydney; S. _ ‘?F`~’¥"50“-
acres er-sfcnia, :init rheum and piles.
i neacor by be-filly deran-f_;e‘mcrits.
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teivfhins. and Clues SC-211 heat; egziiéms-  75=s0id mem or ii..if pi-ice. 25., eiigiii,
hives and all sores ulcers an c a mg.  in live days maki.-is _;2.5o clear pro t.
_l.°,_,,- ,,-mm,-,-.11 gt ,ste-r_s the Suftefing =:-_ Can you do better? We have 5,000
fi-rm burns scratches cuts and Wound _, A
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lilo; women it cures the Dlmf‘1@*~     
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sta-_nt and lasting relief to the i‘_tc_lt'ng _'rl
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> AGENTS now is your time. Qur
‘ ‘ '43 regular price is 50 cents, but to any one ~
. prize it as a friend of inesti;:i_=.i;’.c - forzgcents. Our price to agents 12
~. for $1.15; 50 for $6.00; xoo for $11.00. We
my al charges and return money for
unsold pictures. N. C. jackson Fil-
Cit . ht _' Records for $41.-
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5_oo 3. io lv. Ch‘town at _ 1.25 9.10
6.21 4.31 27 Hunter River 12 io 8_i6 ,
£3.21 Kensington ro 55 7.25 ,
_ terests of the Dueh-speaking colonists. , .__  _mc __ -, _
_ _ _  _-ri _   5.20 3.30 8 Royalty unc.. 1.05 8.55 9.25
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1.51 Port Hill 8.49
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_in town it will pay you,to do co. After hcueo cleaning. you
want same'hing in our line for that corner bracket' or the
Cfme and see ac any rate. _ 5 . _ _
J ` Latest' style. best woikmansl~ip_  perfect lit guaranteed
Also see our large-stock of G.-.nti"FErnishiugs.
‘_ MERCHANT 'milton - '
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itching, bleeding and protruiiing piles. . _ We have (bg vg `b¢5_f,_f__a¢i1igi¢._¢nd ey; K uisite for
T - - f- - i »“ GJ eentsabox at e.-1lceu.iei°s‘,or Eu-i r  .~» i '~ry. q _.-
Saturday, at which Mr. Lecil R-.iodes and man__;m_ BM” & Cu" Toronto. ' I I I ' I;l_l11r;;s_,__§l.at;%;, ;I;;i.__€1]:_eg% Pl.iuung_ r_[-“img
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-- P » most beautiful results are obtained, and were eo popular as
"'”° "Mi -gf; _i considered a craze in the United States. _
Trade Rates for all Classes of Am
Work
Queen St., 4 doors north of Grafton. Street
April 30 0 1130' Studio where
welcome,
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sau!-is lv 6.x 4  __ . _ ' ‘  P-  .
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