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plc would only treat coughs and
time with Dr. Wood‘s Norway
p, there would bc fewer homes
The cevercctlcolpglas :nd cclds,fbronol;liii_`rs
andere te re stageso cousu ~
tion yildgarldadily to this p0W°!‘fU1» lung-
bcalin remedy.
_ Recdwhat l{rs.Thos. Co.rter,Northport.
_ Ont., cays: " I caught a severe cold. vbwll
httled on my throat and lungi. Q0 U19-i 1
qmld gumgly speak above I whisper. 1
.ln hu] 5 gzliaible plough vzhichymy frigndi
“gh me o m grlrv. - .
&ed diheignt resr:il;dies but all failed to do
me any good until I took Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Pine Syrup. md tht’ ‘§>¥\*°°5° °f °“f
bottle completely cured me.
. K-nm l
Ten _
might be equalled but never
excelled bl. ..n"
25c- TEA.
on earth. S nd for sample
and be convinced' we _.have
_ what we adverti-e
Sold only by
J. D. MCLEOD _& C0,
OUR
LBRGI'
STORE
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L_ hmm fu" of b"g._ins_ We? shine.Wa.scl6a1lJ` demonstrated by the
lr-_-ep High Quality Groceries
at Low Prices. Buyers who
have not visivd us will do
"_" to can ‘nd _ee 'hat we - Dr. George M. Dawson late head ot the
:au do in the way of
Supplies-
tlriscnll 8. llumshi, _
Queen Sr.
DUO*
_ _ .T;._'__._., _J A3” ”-_-v
Mr. S. H. Earle
crganist of St. Pau|’s,
Teacher of Fian'~, Organ Pipe
Grgan, Singing, Voice Culture,
Theory. Studio Amer of Powml
and Grafton -Streets
Env' 9 3. w 3 I A q to 5 7 to rwas thus $1&).U74 last year as against
. . - 9, -J 1
9p.m.
Jarileedtm ‘
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anled alllnce'
5,000 lbs. Scrap Brass oro
Copper for which highest cash
price will be paid at
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THURSDAY. MARCH. 7, 1901.
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At a recent meeting of the Dominion
Alliance in Mont-real_ the committee on
legislation reported among other things
in favor of applying to the Dominion
'Parliament to enlarge and extend the
scope of the Scott Act. They recommend
that it be so extended as to apply to an
entire Province or to groups of counties
and cities, that n0 wholesale licenses he
permitted where the Act is in force. and
that amendments be made to secure its
better enforcement. The 'Montreal Wit-
ness speaks of the action ot the Alliance
in deviatlng nominally at least, from thc
platform of total prohibition and support
ing a scheme for an amended Scott Act,as
“a new departure.” It adds that on all
sides the view was expressed that the
temperance people had made a serious
mistake when they allowed the Scott Act
to become a dead letter.
The Examiner yestei day transferred to
its editorial page the headlines from one
of Tea GU.u¢nIaN’s news columns. It
_was not a particularly good night for
headings with us when the lines were
prepared, but none the less when laid
alongside ot the rather depressing editor-
ial matter of the Examiner they glitter
was a happy thought iii our contemporary
to brighten one of its pages in this way.
In the came connection the poet-editor cf
thellxaminer elves an intimation that
_ lunar influences might sometimes operate
as in inspiration to poetic genius. This
impression was probably derived from
the coincidence of the harvest moon and*
the blueberry season. While abroad on
his favorite feeding ground, as the moon
shone brightly night after night on the
Wellington plains,the Examiner poet may
have mistaken the source of his inspire-‘
tion and thought it came from above‘
when it really came from below-in hand-
fun. ii was me blueb¢n~l¢»,b»e¢h¢r. Thu.
there is more real food for the imagination
was well actor the stomach in a peck of
blueberries than in ten acres of moon-
once promising but now orphaned Ro-
mance de Saladin.
Geological Survey ot Canada,whosc death _
recently occurredwas the eldest son of
_ the late Sir William Dawson the eminent
scientist. The younger Dawson despite a
great physical indrmity, inherited or ac-
quired his father’e love for study and won
renown in his profession. He .was born
in 1849. His services to the country won
lfor him the distinction of C. M. G. of
Il
l
which he was justly proud. Dr. Dawso
never married.;
Mani toba had a pretty big deficit in
1899, the last year of Green way’s rule, the
receipts on ordinary account being $776 -
233 and the expenditures $972,461. 'In the
yearjnst closed under Conservative rule
the receipts ran up to $15,331, and the
expenditures to $1,085,405. The delicitf
D681'
$196,228 the year before. It would ap
that the Prairie Province, whether under
Liberal er Conservative rule life liberal
spender. - .
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FROG COMPANY INCORPORATED. »
make lively times for the begs of Maine ’
next summer. The Massachusetts Frog
Company has just been incorporated in
Bangor with a capital of $5,0(Xl, its object
being declared in the application to be
“to buy, sell, breed and import frogs and
like animals.” .
l-(_-__
To Cures Cold in One Day.
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IUCCCICUWKI
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an dmggists refund the money if. it fails
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
to cnre;25c. E. W. Grove. Signature I
on each box.
Flllill  
If your accountlis past due do not he surprised should
you receive a summons to appe
the County or City Court.
We have on our Ledger some 300 accounts that we
are going to collect by process of law. =
We would much prefer if_ those ‘we refer to Would
call and 'arrange for payment at once. ____
ri e fe
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a'w<.\§asz~_'».._¢. ei -swaaaima
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fu __ 3  -r-"1 __} ' 
NUTICE _
ar on 'a set day at either the
li ‘ 'l
t_l__3o_iilt_llll;l_llll_ $50  SLHGLARSHIP $50
Mcrchanf lzlllilr Of
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like an electric light in a dark cellar. It`
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Mr. S. A. McDonald, the fashionable
tailor of this city has purchased from L.
B_. Miller, Principal of the Charlottetown
Business College and_Writine Academy,
a fifty Dollar Scholarship to be
given to the most popular young man or
woman on P. E. I. __ _
The terms on which this scholalship is
otlered are as follows: '~ .
Every cash purchase to tlrei amount of
three dollars entitles the purchaser to one
vote. lor instance the purchaservo! n
fifteen dollar suit entitles niiritd live
votes. Each customer on ~making_hiep_ur»
chase is furnished wirh a ticket on “which
he writes the name of the party whom 'hc
wishesto receive the scholarship: The
purchaser has the privilege ot voting for
himself or any other person he chooses.
When the purchase is made the blank
space is filled in stating the -number of
votes the purchaser is entitled to, this
done the stub is torn off and placed in a
box provided for this purpose. The other
is held by the customer. Each ticket is
numbered so as to keep an accurate
No. 268 .
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The Calais Times says umm-o`¢s wil1~
.`~ -`-_~. .». ,__,,`-_"`-.~,»`~\__... ~_-.,"\.`,--ve-.-.»..-.`.~,`,~.,~.~.f..`~..
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T Plmular Young Lady or Gentleman 011 P.    C
lilsland '    e    A ‘      
_ S4-_ A- Mi:DONALD
Gl'l’_TOWH Bl|SlH£`S&i» (20Ll.*i€ GE
AND WRITINS ACADEMY, ‘
cus -ii.or1°£'rc_wn, P.  i.
Th' Scholars' ' t'tl th f of ‘ t. i th Pm i
of Prinlge Edward Dllsllalailciifreedeivi‘:i3.llis¢;mhighe;tl{i:r(;iul:br¥ofnvo;s in Suze
McD_onald’a competition. to a full course of Commercial Instruction in this
institution for an unlimited time. »
 - _» - , rncpal
l Dated at Charlottetown P. B. I
_ __ 8”” ; this sa. any of Marci. mi
to _ the Most
£`.`f
<2
IDIS
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To bc Given by S. A. Mctonlld, the Well Known   l ' S  _
_ count. 1 -
The competitiono nsto-da and wi
_ pe y _“_ _ _ _ _ 
remain ep¢auilJeiy1su\ mst. we have ' _ we  “ _ _
_nodoubt but many will buy their suits _ ‘ - ' ` ` __ _  ~ ;;_»~». *Ji
there this Spring. cinsiderinz the great I ' - <11’ =' - 7 `
possibilities in connection with each three'
ll  purchase
clothing from the Fashionable Tailor
§Each-_, student on passing 'a' successful
_Dipl0ma. _ 4
_ _ When S. A. offers this prize it is 
_ that it is in keeping., with his 
pi-in'ciples"ot .giving his customers e the
:best that can be got. "
_ c
_fashionable suits. is very liable to make
-‘ The Sensi...-ship which l-etnies the per
sou receiving the highest number .of
votes, may be seen in Hr. l(cDonnld'c
Store to-day. I
The following is a eopy of itz-
~ $50.00
ev rt of the Dominion. Mr. Benjamin
Dillxgripbf Leed.Ont,. state;  not___h
the hella ef name.; ..p_fm»e¢tp_ 
cines, butl (eel lt my __ ut! to To __ d both?
testimony as to the marvellous value o
Nervilline as a remedy for_pain. Nothing
I,think_' ueals it as _ar universal. remed _
s necessityas bread tselt. Sold y dealers_
n medicine every\vhere._ _ '
=. _ i_ _ __. ~ I Ama.-?
 'fer-___ 'gl
NERVILINE CURES PAIN. 5
This is the testimony of sufiei-ers ia*
rd f h 'ii ~ '  ASBEOHM: case 
,2‘p§,m§ ig §,‘.f‘- .ig-e§{ci§§i'£°“;,§ef°‘ _' g ‘l it more asuammy.  as., moon mea
$lill°i$ s e
 cle'ar.t”o`all
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seams and 
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If you haveason ordaughter whom  j ' V _ _ _ li   ‘ll   __  7_3. 1 ‘f 
would liketoget this coursctrecbuyyour' P . _ ` - _ _ ~ fi f _ ‘ '-  -_ .3 
Any young man going out in the world ` _
,rf
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.ef
19.553*
buying an unlaundrled  ther¢’s
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_ tinct  __ The
and  is really V _a;
_  And
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a, ; 
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_ _  __ __ __ _ _ _I  no ._ _ .1 ,j_,__ _4_~.
cxlmlnation iafuruislied with the Collogo » ‘ i _ _ _ ~ . P- _   ‘ _f he
_._ -_.=~. __
ldressed iuone of S. A. HDmiald’c »  » 
his mark in the world. ` C .
_,_
' _ L-west -fyle. best workmanship. and perfect tht
Q Also see our large srockt of Gents’ Fiirnichings. _ .
,~:= ~ fees
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‘ _ Our Spring Cloghs in the latest lnoveltieearid, _newest
1 _ are daily arriving. “  '  ' __ ~~
_ Call and make your selections for Spring Bair, from
_ ~ and select stock. ‘ ' at
l ;
f Jo|1N mel.Eo_ s I
' ' L s lvm_|.ER P l` _i _ __  1 _  A'  2  
’ ' 1-me
_ incaaureaigamgmaeec  mu..
Huetors feed onhumors--the sooner J mb* w  °m°°th “"5” °“ th' *ni*
_*nd hguggholders o"l?ht bd hd  Land pleasantly situated. Apply by letter. Bctx 253. I El-
WANTE '.-At oncea good. reliable 
servant ,forsgnnll fanirly._._G0od wagnssqsiiitcblg
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R'(IOllS'POLET-Fouroriive  large l' ` ` ' '
 were the Railway Salam, ‘ - Q
Srcp 'th closets au__d_pantry. _ _ _
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 T jNe.w~flSprlng' Oviercoatings "
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