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T0-DAY’S PiiOBABiLiTiES.
Winiis i|.crra~|n;¢ to moderate Sllllff-
souti cast uraluslly lueoniinpz south
we-s'. Mild.ra|n by evening and during
almoi all 'l‘ui-ray. '
'l`liF] l"IRE§ 01" ITCZEMA
So keen is the aullerlng of many peoulc
who endure the stinking. itching sonar
von of Eczema bhav the-v speak of _ the
akinns being ouilre Iiy its soothlnl,
hc-uli..n_.\uii_~i~o1ii~ iuilui-nee Dr. Chc.ac's
Oint|:u-nt positively cures Ei-zerua, Salt
Rheum, ani ev:-ry farm ol itching skin
dist-imc. It is of incstiniable value in
every licuie, and when once introduced
become.. a household nece~sit.Y- D12; Peace of  Residents of*
Clin.-~'~ iiiutiuent is thi- standard the
vim-_ . oitr. and has no wor hy rival.
i
Bargains
for a
Purpose.
lwaut you to learn
the value of my lina-
iuelo Antiseptic Tooth
I‘aste and for four
driys will make an offer
which is well worth
taking.
THIS IS IT.
I will give a tube of
Iinainelo Tooth Paste
and a regular 25 cent
tooth brush for
25 cents,
The price of Enamelo .
Tooth Paste is 25 cents. i
for a quarter, there- i
fore you can get 50
cents worth of value.
'I`hi-. is an offer I shall
not repeat, but while i
it is open I hope that §
everyone iu this com- . ,
munity who needs a ‘
deutifrice or tooth
brush will take advan-
tageoftheopiiortunity.
Reiiieiiiber four days
only beginning Friday.
See window.
J. G. JAMIESON,
DRUGGIST.
The Medical Hall.
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i
iiliNUliL_MEEllNG.f
'l`he<1eueral Annual Meeting of the
Shareholders of the Charlottetown
Condensed .\iilk l`onipariy_ Limited,
will be held in the Board of Trade
ltooms, Mcliacliern liuilding. Queen
Street in Charlottetown on Wednes-
day, the 16th day of March, 1904. at,
3 o'clock, p. in., for the election of
i)irec‘ors and the transaction of gen-
eral business. ~
llateil this 7th dnv of March. 1904.
I". li, HAS/.ARll, President..
7l1i _
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' `  Qntfeil u`e rwera unit!
Hi ilMSilili
liHllSl liillli
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lCreaies' Consternation Thr-
oughout the Community.
‘A Mystery that is Disturbing the
Miminigash and Surround-
" " ing Couutry.
I§|_x4na1.t:, P.E_I., Feb. 29.-The actions
oi the Miminigasli uhost in the last eight
ortan days have assumed such propor~
tions that the whole topic of conversation
for miles iircunfl is about the Mclnuls
gliost. For a tew weeks previous to that
time very little was heard about the sub'
ject, but it now seems the news had been
suppressed as niuch as possible, and .lolxn
Mclunia himself now admits that the
Strange manifestations have been no ng
ion almost nightly during the whole
winter. On dillerent occasions the ln-
inates had been unable to gzt any sleep
uutil three o'eloi:k in the morning, or uu-
til .such time as thc knocking ce iscd for
the night.
i 111 any clinpany of two or inure one
bean many questions asked, as: Ilave
you heard anything new about the seat of
the ghost today? Do they see any tracks
around in the snow! \Vhat do you think
,ii is! etc., etc. In this last question un-
doubtedly lies the mystery. Old resldcnls
of the community when asked this queer
iiou shake their heads in silence and ro'
cline to give any opinions about it.
Others say “Oni it is thc same kind of a
ghost that fourteen or llftcen years ago
used to frequent the Murphy house
(meaning an old house on the Dock road
about a mile from the present scene) and
L -riorizcd the whole settlement," and
still some others, less superstitious, af-
firm that the knocking is due to some
"trickster," who is simply playing ou the
nerves of the householders, or probably
for the purpose of accomplishing some
desirelmotive. To prove that lhls last
affirmation was correct six of the mos.
courageous young men of the community
ix few evenings aim volunteered to go that
very night to Mr. McInnls`s und capture
his lordslilp the ghost.
Iinmeilately to the west of the house
in close proximity is a thick second
growth of flr, and in this place two of
the men concealed themselves to see if
any strange object camo near the lion ie,
so they at once could give the alarm and
the whole crowd would _join ln the chase
and run the ghost to earth and capture lt.
The remaining four men, accompanied
by thc two Mclnnis men, went inside
and the lights were soon extinguished
to make it appear that everybody had rt-
tlzefi in quletude tc await developments.
.\ half hour had scarcely passed when
three sharp knocks were heard. To their
surprise and horror the sounds came from
upstairs. \\'bat do you want Z was asked
A number of lcnooks came in response.
The two men who were concealed outside
then came in. Bump your head against
the floor, and three dull heavy blows
were heard. Bump it harder! and three
tremendous blows followed. Several
other questions of less importance were
asked and each one was answered by n
different number of knocks. Upon this
the volunteers prepared to leave, when
.ioliu said." I’he boys are now going home.
give them a good send oil." and the blows
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iii\ilP
We are selling 5000 yards carpet at 20, 30 and 50 per
cent off regular retail prices.
below cost this lot of Carpets
out of the carpet business.
There is enough carpet in
rooms. If you want a carpet
ford to miss this chance.
Mark righiFurnishingilu.'
I _
iHf%Hfl#*hf%@li'£Iiiii=“
Sunnyside Furniture and Carpet Store.
ET__
We bought for cash away
from a firm who were going
this lot to cover_ zoo ordinary
this Spring, you cannot af-
firm. me wneifbui1If:g"ti-ambien in one
1. Propoft caste Intec from and to other
I lf or p amen |g¢||”
. .
n c ‘i '4‘a‘
“P0431
foundntlous. _
One of these fellows being since asked
what he thouiznt it was he |epl'ed: "I
don‘t know, but_lt is nothing natural. I
heard enouszh of the ghost on that night
to do me as In in I, Ihre. I llwulht it
was pnndemollinlh. fiOc the May home-
thnt night oneuf thn'boy»`, hnvling n little
further to go to his home than the lest of
ul? touqliyous thot _IH ` declared he
mu 'D0 |10 ` home clout, .And I'il ao~
knowledge I was pretty Irighterei my
self."
Large crowds oongreqhte nightly from
‘far and near to hear the ghost, and their
ourlosltyis satisfied that there is some-
thing "quaer" connected with the pheno-
menon, and many are the idans ns to the
origin of it, but appnrently none is oi' the
opinion that there is any intl-igue by any
belonging to the house.
However, in the event of all these cou-
cluslous proving erroneous, it is just pos-
sible that there is one other my ste-ry, al-
thouah at present premature, which na-
turally mny in due time form' a complete
solution to the proceedings, an i of which
HALFI I1
_Generally the expres-
sion is, “I don’t feel half
4. W¢1l." though sometimes
~ PFUPIC Say. “I feel half
I Sick.” But there is no
_such thing Ls being half /
nick. _The man who f¢¢l5
half sick is all sick. As a
rule, the cause of the
weak, tired, halfaick feel-
ini is disease of the stom-
BC ._r_esultlu§ in loss of
I _nutrition an consquently
in8hysica1 weaknem.
_ octor Plerce‘s Golden
` Medical Discovery
 cures diseases of the
‘  stomach and other or-
 gans of digestion and
, =
\¥ ' nutrition. It restores
‘ \
` _
\
\
perfect digestion and as-
similation of food. It
makes half lick people
all well.
"I iuB‘e1ed for four can
With Pain l_n my storiinch
K~ so that at times I oouldn‘t
work nor eat," writes Mr.
Frank Smith. of
" Granite, Chaffee Co.,
gh ` 2 Colo. "I wrote to you
about my sickness
_ and was told to use
Your medicines, which I did with ood resultl.
only used four bottles of your ‘ Gggkn Medigu
Di5‘~`°"°"Y.‘ and must any that I aiu entirely
cured and feel like ii new man, and I can highly
rewxnxncnd your medicine to any sufferer." '
“ Golden Medical Discovery" contain;
no alcohol _and is entirely free from
opium,_cocaine and all other narcotics.
It is strictly a temperance medi¢iu¢_
_ Accept no substitute for “ Golden Med.
ical Discovery." There is nothing “just
as good ” for diseases of the stomach.
’ihe “ Common Sense Medical Advis-
er," one thousand and eight large pages,
in paper covers, is sentfrrc on receipt of
31 one-cent stanfps, to pay e ease of
customs and rnaiiin 0/1/;/_ Ailclress Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Stffrrlgth by enabling the
m-E
S.B.Mi%§R& Co.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
Salmon. Macke1el,Snieits arid Eels
a specialty.
ienciin iurni~ih_eri nn npnlicalion.
S. B. WILEY 8 IONS.
Boston, Mass.,
Transfer Agcnfs,
7 Fulton Fish Market, New York
Clarence G Miller, Miller Lonizbolhnln
11-17 its &w un pd
NEW iillll SERVICE
I have decided to begin in the
city and suburbs an ,up~to-date
cab service. Passengers, baggage
etc., will be conveyed to boats
trains or anywhere else desired
Orders left at McDonald & Mc-
Kinnon’s Drug Store or at the
stables, Syduey Street. near
Stevenson’s Corner will receive
prompt attention.
J. M. NICHOLSON.
Telephone No. 253
27:! 3 mo.
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ANADIAN -
C 'Jaciric 
ommcnlldg - lntnnlam pril
30m, i904,
Special Colonist Rates-
_T0 BRITISH COLUMBIA and
PACIFIC COAST POINTS. _
From Piston. N. Sn VII 01505'
'ro vancouver, B. C
victoria. B. C. ‘
l'.°.‘i..‘.'i"-“2i‘.1lf.if'v‘3.5;_ i $59.05!,
Pnrlinud, Oregon.
Tc geippg;  .
rn _
, B. C
§:lf::.'..._ ._ ._ _ | $56.55,
llidwnly, B. C'
uolutn. »
I COLORADO IDATO._
M”ur'Fi\'ii:E` bvrigrixiwna and cnpaaiznnrn. |
, from. Prices from 1 cent
be
denvor to locate the cause.
The Mclnuln family, which con-iints of
Mrs. Moluuls, one daughter, and two
sons, is known as being respectable and
ambitious. _,r"`€,  , S5
John and Tolly, t nohl’ Ire
men of good reputn:L,ih\3i
highest esteem
':‘i-i'i`£-'ff'-' ._
the house about or six
‘Nm the rand. It wns _formerly n bulld-
ing nt. the "Run," but was subsequently
hauled to its presents nite, and three years
nge it was re-ernotel in nn apparently
new house.
The knocking, which morn frequently
takes place on the' outside, was ilrat heard
early in the fall shortly after John had
left on the North west harvest excursion.
and nlthough the family kept. the nifnir
private at the time. they were greatly
terrorized, as they thought some calamity
parently seem to know anything more i
about the manifestations than t.he'publlc.
Mrs. Melnnls 'and _ her daughter, aged
the knocking, when on the outside, is
want, the only answer was a repeated
krockinz
Mclunls replied. “No, not when the boys
are at home."
Do you intend remaining in the house
T.”
mu
vnlls, and the public is using every eu- 
IP
llhoyfflllhlo _won tho
had befallon John, hut his return home in '
Novarhber had made no check to or in any D
way cleared the mystery. nur do they np- U
' 8
Wh krllfh flht dMs.
°"“ ° ” “W” '“ °“° ' 'nil noni runner nu. oo.,
. -Htl-
loi nurnil.
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Kidney fliillo
I0* ul,
lows lllihli, hill-
Il‘Oll|O»
tho.. i\\\,\¢_.__,
'W€l'C
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nt., el n vbry had one ol zduyirouile-
He tells about the cure in the following
about fifteen, who sléep upstairs any that wordsi “l cannot recommend ,Donn'e
Kidney Pills too highly. I never took any-
hlgh from the ground, about on a level mmf ul” did m° W lmwh ¢°°d' I hd “
with the cave and usually as near to their '°
heads as possible. In order to be distant zo
vern pain In the lmnll of my back and
uid lcnrcnl get up or down without
eip. I couldhnrdly urinate, but when I
from the noise to bo able to procure sleep, dm ma n 1," gen-i|,|¢_ 1 W” ig me
they moved their bed to a different part of H
the house, and thc next night were as I
much surprised as ever to hear the knocks i U
again right opposite their heafls. When 5°
asked. What in the name of G- do you .B
otel [gi-aiu, Kingston, Inst winter nad
hen I came out I was some better but not
ured. It was than I nw Doan's Kidney
ills ndvarti|ed.`Sinc¢ takin them I have
en completely cured and Eave not lind
y trouble wit my kidney! since."
Donn'a Kidney Pills, 50 cts. per lm! M
for 81.15, all denier: or
-rololrro. Our. `
TRYON
TWEEDS
are worn b`y rich and poor.
Prices are easy.
Styles are latest.
Fast cclorings.
Tryon Woolen M’f‘g Co
Limited.
Sold by all up-fo-datrmerchants.
after the boys leave in the spring 9 '
4
‘ “I don't expect that this state of affairs
will last till the spring, but if it does I
surely will 'not remain here." -Special
Cor. St. John Sun.
lumhago _
f
is Rheumatism ofthe back.
The cause is Uric Acid
in the blood. If tho kid-
neys did their work there
would be no Uric Acid md
no Lumbago. Make the
kidneys do their work. The
nure, positive nnd only
cure for Lumbago il
Dodd’s
Kidney
Pills
 -?_._ 
Valentines
Comic and Fancy
Our large stock ia now
ready for you to select
up almost as high as
you wish to go( In the
comics we have them to
suit every trade and oc-'
llbl Cl
th’ rdr
lliislak .  
A carpet manufacturer made a mistake in our order and
where.
jas. Pat n s,   .
CARPETS.
-FOR SALE!
We offer for nie property known
as
“Esdalc
Foundry.”
Thin property was fnrmeriyowned
and occupied by Mr. T. A. cLenn.
Good ll le guaranteed.
Anyininrmnilon regarding same
can be had by cilling at our office.
Bruce Stewart & C0.
Fmmderl, Engineers,
Mnnhinlnu and Boilermakers,
dtruu Navigation Cow Wharf,
Charlottetown,
P. B. Inland,
I
hipped double the quantity ordered. We have instructions
rom the firm to sell the lot at a big discount. Housei
keepers will do well to see the goods before buying else-
FURNITURE.
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Half of the time you'dnn't know what the
right lime ll. That In II you donot have our
cinch and watches lepnirerl by ue. Ailwnrk
guaranteed.
u.. vv. QQOK
I EWKLBR
Cor Great George and Grafton:
 
cupatiou. Come in and
make your selection
early. We have a big
stock but they are sell-
ing fast.
MlIcl1cil’sBookstorc
Sunnyside.
I
_ I
lliternatirliiflblvislon.
Winter xeduced Rates _
in adam to lny rn, nu.
Bt. John tn Portland ~ NM I
ll. john to lontun has
Oommeadng December xo, lgsgptenlin loaves
st. John nt I n. 1. (Atlantic Standard) Thurr-
lntnniing lmm Boston nt g n.m.vln. Penland.
Eutport nnd Luhee. llondnyn. |
huengero nrrlvlng nt lt. lohn on evenings
previous to mai-ning nelllngeenl gn direct to
name: and into uhh hnthn or ntnhroomn for
he trip.
win. 0. LIB. Agent. ltjohn, I. I.
CAL_VIl AUITIR, V, P. I G¢l'I Ilnljur.
A. K. HAKICUI, 0. P. n T. A.
J.A1i ua"r§‘|i`ltws’,9}a§ii_ei1g||a|"
B5-°""'\5"*°""~ - `
-General Omen, l'oetn'e Whnrl. Benton. lm
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,_l.___ -limi,”
A CARD.
Min Josephine Smith desire: to thunk her
numeroul patron: for the liberal potrn-.nge ex
endedtoher during the put lennou, and
wishes to announce that her elnlel in
dancing will reopen Vondsy evening Get.
xzthin Bnullwocd'n Hull. Persona wil inf to
nfrlnge for eveninlzl lhouid write or cal nt
ones. -
lll I
B5 J. 8M_ TB,
Glnrlottelown Box 4\7
  niederal Blends
A
pmporiona ne to Mm ii
up arcane nmwn, refine; no num iiI¢l§i0\1.B cup of Tel. _
gfpiii by .11 an .principal
_Gr¢oen. .‘-Whohsqileby _ -
lM°liiiIilii‘& 
il tu, frl,U’
choice Bleu# of C6yIod,1]
_ and China Teas,in such
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WATCH
WISDOM
8 celng that your watch In in
good hands for the nemslnry"
rlvlirinn in watch wisdom.
It il n (net lhul more
watches are ruined by
uneklllfnl workmen than
by wenreio. _ _ _
_ l_iiilTilii’S.....i=l-$.a°._.,‘@,‘i_...._. _
In in n high ntnte nf efficiency.
loam. E. 1
'9
I ily eq\\lpped,nnd under our per
" Ii :EMI lulkrvlnlmi is Rdsd tn
none in lhln province.
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