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turous spirits, numbering thousands,
_allot mining claims and collect royal
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-and although across the borders in.. the?
~’United States Canadians are not per-f
miitted the same privileges as Ameri-C
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known as Dr. Pligercegis Golden Mgdical Dis- - i i B P i N 17 E
¢°V€fY- It ma ¢S_f e 2PP¢tif¢ early, the; J / ‘ y receptor, sire of utgregor, 2. 1
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can citizens in the mines. And the blood pure and rich, the nerves steady, the  »¢\ \ g ` _ E » _ V Liu, dam »0f DU’ 2,18, and gmgduim of _IN AID
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THE YUKON CHARGES.
The charge of corruption,favoritism
and other misconduct against oflicials
in the Yukon distrizt have obtained
wide publicity through the press and
l the discussifms in parliament, and
many persons are disposed to believe
that where so large a volumeof smoke
has rolled up there must be some fire
below. It is not, indeed to be won-
dered at that all should not run
'smoothly in a communit of adv
suddenly brought together from all j
parts of the globe and huddled to- l
gethei* in s wilderness afar from the
confines of general settlement and
~ civilization.
To maintain order, establish police
and courts of justice; to provide
a post oihce, a. custom l
house, a mines oiliee;to collect duties. l
'ties--these are not easy tasks in a
country so distant from the central
authority and among a population
largely alien, and with many of its
members hostile to Canadian rule.
It is therefore not surprising that there
should be errors of judgment among
the odicials and loud complaints from '
those predisposed to make complaints,
and to place the worst construction
upon oiiicial acts.
This is precisely what his occurred.
The alien miners, accustomed to the
lawlessness of border life elsewhere,
were unwilling to submit to Canafiin
'indisputable proofs onlwhich Kennedy
mation he got he sc-nt to the Conser-
vative Association at Ottawa. Pulford
»~r~fii<<~fl to nnsvrer many qucstioml
aslvd him by the commissioner, but
admitted that he is a member of t-he
Association just referred to. He re-
fused to say whether he was paid by
them.
Pulford was then imprisoned for
contempt of court in refusing to an-
swer but after a brief imprisonment
appeared in court, confessed himselfa
liar, and that he knew nothing against
any oflicial. This collapse does not
prove that the ollicials have been
blameless, but it goes to show that
sensational and untrue statements
have been manufactured at Dawson
by interested parties and sent broad-
cast over the Dominion and the
world, no doubt misleading many
honest and fair-minded people. It is
well that the charges should be sifted
to the bottom, but those who desire
to form a just udgement will do well
not to form hasty conclusions based
on the statements of aliens and men
of the Pulford class.
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Dr. Kennedy of New York, con-
victed of brutally murdering D illy
Reynolds, after becoming possessed of
her money, wrote the New York
World that after being found guilty
and returned to his cell he was fast
asleep in fifteen minutes. He asks,
"Could a guilty man have done that Z”
The World, after summing up the
was convicted says: “Sleep is a mat-
ter of nerves' And murderers _in
cold blood are not likely to be men of
sensitive nerves.” Beyond that there
is the possibility that Kennedy lied
about his sleep.
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_._”,;2; _»‘ The Story Teller
i ‘** n
writers, they hive professional story-
tellers. It is their art to interest their
listeners with tales of love and marvelous
laws fearlessly administered. They
strongly resented the a. mont ofa
P Y
10 per cent royalty on the gold they ,1
-mined; though the r .yalty was levied!
on Canadian citizens and aliens alik `
dugg t t f brain clear and the body strong It is the
n en Wag auned by ` local news great blood-maker and Hesh builder It
P“Pe"» The N\1gg¢°» Owned and COB- cures 98 per cent of all cases of consnmp
dugted by cluzans of the Umted tion and diseases of the air-passages It
smug cures nervous diseases and is the best med
icine for overworked men and women A
Rmlelltly the proprietors of The woman may save her husband’s life by
f . k ' bom ' 1 ii , d ' '
Fuss” hs" been et 0f>t=‘== mekws ~ hiipiigiison §»‘ii\lii¢n°`iiS§ £218 fifff
'00Il1pl8llll’,8 against the Yukon of- 3 sorts. A All meii are heedless about-~th.cir
llcials,  have received 801119 °°“’1' iiifigis   
from the 0pp081tl0ll, Wh() M9 &11ow townsmen, of Bud:-ilo, N Y , think
in. 11 'te gd to ' °   highly of him that they made  their
~ it ii2“tit'§i .h..3§l’I§».1.‘$°;“$l _st;°:.:“l:;r:.i:..$::f:';tf.i».“.r‘..*::.°.sif:.f “” ‘“i‘£f°"*"”‘i.°’i°?” ‘2‘i.B‘1‘iZL"°- "‘°“iI’ 1 i   ii 1.1' 1 c    ' 
Y, __ __dh_u_s._ _A.Imo§_ts_I_ni_u_lt`i1é6uS__ gmt houomglgpositim 'that -he might db l A e con ro or e vince t e on y t ree re ia e eval gear wheels
. ' themarket. .  '
y es a revelationfrom the Yukon, I,‘,'f\°,,f,l§§ f§“,‘§;°§§§°f ms uk t° the "mf ` ' '
W”  lI.’.;.**.‘.l..°.°”“.,.';°°*;°,':..;; ,':°fs::=:.i°.a.d  "1.i.i.=....if\es.°.-.=   
. ¢__ _  _ii fun' ' " a_ 'l   '     @ ‘ 
_ against the odicials. It seems sneliyneirliiegnpeuiusnes' m msdpaum   
F,-om gh” “Pom 1; gpm,” that ,All have been thoroughly tested and are sold under an unconditional
°ncfi*i>snnis°Puif<in'i,i ef' om", in    We_hd1idl°5ii6 fifisl `  
the _interest of the Conservative Ae-1 C --- 'A pl ' ` e ‘°' ` '
sooihtion there. went to Dawson" and _  MATRGN FOR FALCON W00Dl`
became employed by the proprietors ASYLUMQ A.PPh°9‘ti°” it° be sent in
Af The Nugget to get information Vp; oi;<t:e.he§ertilicates of character must
against the Gold Commissioner’s office. V a ac ' _
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sworn statement before the commis ‘.4 dlw guad lw pei i `
In the event of you
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Spring Trade
The time has come when you should look up l your - I1'
wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring war. 1
g ~ in a suit or
overcoat, etc., act  by ordering the ggmg
r.emexrnzir:inssif=if»f
e icine is t e iscovery of Dr.
R. V. Pierce, an eminent and skillful spe-
cialist, for thirty years chief consulting
physician to the great Invalids’ Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. It is
to throw lightupon the motives = _ g g   =»»fs~»~~
ndmymg the Mk -=- Golimnbia
RICHARD SMITH.
"Will
decfein to invest  9
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CHABLOTTETOWN and SUMMERSIDE.
Frult ui the storm
umm' mom me Flcrnsv-s...
A few hindred Uunlziundered Shirts.
Some to fit Boys
Some to fit Men., ~
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We have placed the lot onour front counter at
Slumber .Robes  
Great bit; fellows-good cotton and well stitched, 3 for
$1.00 _Great big Bed Sheets, hemstitched, torn before
they were hemmed,-8-‘Lf and 9-4 e
' 72 'dad 35 dents
Pillow Covers   s
' -36x40 - all finished and ready to slip on, Only a few
1 hundred IQ cents each
9 7 __
AN UTHER b
These goods are from 20 'fo 25 per cent. cheaper than
anything we have ever offered before. A '_
< r***%s#see-_i
__   Pawn sr' 
are _ » .- . _ _ _ »
'_ _  |l\’l,!§i,   uumuammuuuulumiumiuzusmmmmuuuuuumsuwm 
  ' 2 p Ax '_ ~ so
giéilnl' g”   '”“t c-  
‘ ` ; ' ~`°E"`:`ii` ` _ _ “L_ ‘ ~l .eipriiioisssdatwu
1* _
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_ eastern countries, ' v, f`i C C if is 2
g__@S~»$"’§-, in place of our story- ‘ ,¢
_ _"lf »-»»
Pnovlnen _
adventures, angmhair,-breadth epcapes, gud é  if _ ' J M
magic cures. ere s a story o a won er- l ` ' ‘ ' A 16 11610 1| 12
ful medicine that has made thousands of l ’ Non  ~ f P W i
cures that seemed almost magical, which ‘f X
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every woman should read or hear. T ` _ \ < ' ` _  ANN”
have heard it or to read it, may save a wo- ` ' _ ~ 
man her own life or that of her husband. E _-’ \ t f "~‘,,,_§‘
The m d' ' ` h d' ` " .1-AQ 5., _
in-\ ‘3""‘5
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"`;= 3*-   -
`_-lm ____ in
£2
The oH'er1ng of the Pei-fected Chainless Bicycle to 1899 riders marks;
*_
3
1~
_ » . . . .The Bicycle Men.
,,,,,,,,, U, of h ,_ 3 with 1 grounds and room out-
w.:.:r§,i.‘:...:;}::ft...i.';"..:' .rn ~ _,,,,,,,°§§° _   ’
R0ingto“ 0 +swes_ay”,this_seasonand 3 ,
weléeii'i;_your_wheel is promised you’ll  House  hot Water furnace Bud
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D 09 9 DB '
°ss‘°.‘°‘*i.;.‘“'s°‘!.f.."‘ r"..ri°.l. si; APP" '°
_ pon en » n '
evoleiiootoi-n¢»miwiu»i._
nr., or fl
iw
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! _a*e accustomed to such consanguinitvq
d k ith th b t I" d
  sizes from 12 to ci. We have often sold shirts that _§;ef;1°§§=;g,jf;,;"§_“,}j§§'t*;_1;,§f,*°;,?§,f;,*“;,§‘;;
were not as good at 50 ' -y ‘ V - ~
ef-ter grade about six dozen at |4c eachn
Queen Wllhelmina and Prlncewhil-
helm ol Wied, will be officially betroth-
ed on the 12»’h ol this month, and
their marriage will not be long delayed.
Actually, the young people have been
ailiianoed for some time, but many state
matters had to be arranged. and the
public announcement was deferred to
prevent gossip and interference with
their happiness till all was settled, for
it is presumed the young~Queen is con-
loit with her future. lie is her cousin,
‘_ which is uni~_=rtunate, but royal families
strengthening a race, rather than in
land’s young monarch since her acces-
sion tothe throne, but now, with a
wedding on the tapis. some notice must
' . .". . . ' be taken of her b _the ro alties of Eu-
~ » ~ » ~ 3  $ 1 ~OO rope. She is boujiid to have magnili- 
` 7 cent presents _and the queercet trousseau -
that ever fell to _llie lot ol a young girl. ‘ I gm instructed
Whilhelmina has no taste herself, and st the 1-eS1d¢n¢8¢,f
rsd
her stout mamma is worse. However, Square’ on Thu
maybe somekind angel will watch over mst at 10 50
~ ' ` it
an mace er e es o it or efvl
the counsels cf those who bolie-e ini
the ordering of this bridal outfit, audit h 'hold
ouse
w`on’t all be dowdy dmmg room. k
Extensive Sale of Fam. lmplimints, Stock
‘and Household Frnllure at Tryon
AT12, NOON. ` '
Farm 130 which are clear.
with good hard
acres
Autloneer.
Recono, 2.21%
igletiiageg lseisaifiupliothim Alt the trotting
m e e nO r tate t
liestsi»ted‘thellrst d in &=2?;8§lea?e!:;mabiiil
won lu three strai t heats, making tie
dayhe starredln the flee for all and an-min
Won In str-gi t
24,93, and Momrose, 2.2)! _
~ Pie h ` otd l
.ii $‘i‘3.‘lZ.‘l..l’..‘.“.Z.!.i'I.. t.‘i'.'°i>....~i.i.."’ "’°°“&“.i€‘.
pubpg:-élimively soul goghegi; _
"` “  Tliursda
"Pmviii  -q, ,,;,,,. n ............_
,Fun-is eégfulilvli onntiogiupum oplinuniiiilig
Cl'
‘turn privilege ltliiinre lsiie::'i’un'fo:llm "ml 'Boa
_ - S Hvkll; er cnimnns wiLp§ans,`
'town » , - .
sal. .$'."3i%¥*'ili"l*. ~
FQ     S    _.   lllst- _lbM¥;x& “§sy
for delivery at the Pumpiu Station of 350 u* v°°“l
E get Cf Teeth 5 _ _ V _ I msgs or Acacia nouiin coiii.. _ f;“‘”’°"’”
_ _ tial. mt. t.r°:s.:.”.i: 5  _Brick How on P. W- 0.. S<i~===e.f
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id  to be of best quality of this
mining, to be weighed on city scales,
be delivered early in May, July and
in about equal' quantities, in 1-
months, ton to consist of 2240,
state price for coal. 4
the delivery of the ooslpto ,j
penn- _a.
of the Sn
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Execs. re Estate.
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mehtdim-
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I i tru tedb M .J hnJ.C wfordtosell
anliynductibn onytherpreinises allgfryon, ol -  af
FRIDAY, 14ill insi. _
PROVIDER is so well known to the pub.
lip botlius a trorter and race horse, that but
fhlt H1110 0f 2.@1> 2213 Bhd 22.* The next 
irottinlr eveglhggfid me 2 al im and aw C
two races but one,
in 2.25 cl bet , wmmu ki ,
mimudnbnuigmch rasigiieanff Xlrglicgltiin  oi

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solo-“rii¢e°iiii»¢
L P se Brent Hclnnls.
J" -P leetim
' llissgiilaarroll. Horus
remains n coli  @'»»°=°-lie-»~»i1;
__ l _ ' ft vwai solo Paw'
npiiiisd Tenders-will bé received at the iI»i§§‘al»D°°”° "°‘°"
o of Commissioners of Sewers and 3- V000! ,WW
ww _""°-”"°' ` _ _ - -Water Supply, until noou,on. 3l"{'¢oDAl0d°5{gB’°dd'l”' J' “mul”
564.
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