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colds, coughs,
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cliltie, Asthma
and all Diseases
if the Th roat
and Lungs.
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the ii fiamed and diseased
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They Are
All Right
Tlanfis Jamieson’s stock
dCiars~
locheap stuff handled
 profits.
The Medical Hall
Jimfesorfs Drug Store-
hller and leaness are the
eviience of deficient nourish~
heat ci' defective assimila-
tin. _
FIFTT E FS' EMU l.Sl0li
mains in small compass
_dia paiitable form a snr- 5
piing amount of nourish- `
mntand tonic virtue. Thin
people who take it grow fat,
-pale people soon resume
hehne of health puny child-
nn grow plump 'and rosy.
_Be sure _von get Pil'l`TNER’S
iecriginaland best Emul- _
ion.
0f all druggists and deal-
Qls, .
5' s
Tsupens
 l'EN'D`ERS-will be received by the
up to the iofh Mav next for the
axiiiou of a brick stare in Sands according to
i ani spe:iiication to be seen at our office.
kdrsnot bind ourselves. toarcept the lowest
3-angfender.
STBRNS BROS. ~
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Toilet  
We have just opened a
crate of new toilet setts.
I 'you want a toilet
set to complete your
_ housecleaningarrange* 
~ ments this? spring you
can count on. being,
suited here _for we*
 have the largest num-_
__B§‘>>ai1_d __most‘- -varied 
 as§,&'i7Eient there id 't.o_
be found pp..-P. E.
lsliind. " 3
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'\ _ The piices are made'
to meet everybodys,
pocket book. `
Doii’aJoi*get the place,
and é'all_¢ on P. _]?...,
Island’s g r e at e s t
Crockery Stord for
toilet setts. ' _~ ’
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“Town Sunnyside.
 
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Jams
(Shea
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Qoinfr per can or 8100
Tomgotpoa De per can or
§ned- Apples 204: per gallon
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“possible the long and glorious reign of
.e yq"  'ivan-__      -_  5      _ 
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IHE MORNING lilllilllll,
MONDAY, APRIL 29, lill.
' f i ' D
THB  _ OF KING ALFRED-
loria died is also *the mlllennlsl ct the
death of'King Allred who was both great
_ and good. How long and how grand is the
natioual history that sets in relief two*
_ has sung. And cf _her who died a thopsaud
years later--"A tlio"usand'e1ain|s'to rever-
ence closed in her as mother wife and
names-_because it was first-though his
`lot was cast in the obeeure higlhnd of the
long ago, had perhaps a greater and
more beneflcent moulding effect upon the
nation than had Victoria herse1f.More than
any other llnglieh King, Alfred was ,lille
Father of his Country. He rendered zreat
services in war and peace, he lil eratedllt
from the Danes, hefounded the navy, and
best of all,he fostered the principle of truth
without which virtue cannot exist. Hia
great example powerfully aided to shape
the character of the nation and render
Victoria. D
Some three years ago the preparatory
steps were taken for the fitting celebra~
tion of the millennlal of King Alfred which
is is be eeiebi-me iii Winchester in oss-Q ‘-
ohernsxt. A meetingwae~ladd` in L
.monies was atiemieahy may arse;
isgaseanngiisnmsc, me at waist: re Y
prsentatives oteome American historical `
societies was present. The memorial de-
cided upon will consist ofa statue of King
Alfred and a building to be used as a
memorial of early British history. To
carry this design into effect a
committee of 800 members has been
appointed in England which committee
includes Andrew Carnegie, John Hay and _
the American Ambassador. A special
committee toco~cperate with the British
committee has been appointed by the
American Historical Society, forthe mill-
ennlal will bein some sort Anglo~Saxon
and 'international in its scopex The entire
race feelse pride in the good 'King of _ a
thousand years ago.
In viewof the millennia] celebration
thus approaching the thoughts _of many
have reverted to Alfred and many pens
are paying tributes to his memory. Sir
Walter Besant says: “Alfred is and will
always remain, the typical man of our
race-call him Anglo-Saxon, call him
American,call him Englishm in, call him
Australi5.n-the typical man of our race
at his best and noblest. . . . I um
quite sure that the mind of the
Anglo-Saxon at his best and __
noblest is t-he mind of Alfred, that”
the aspirations, the hopes, the standards
of the Anglo-Saxon at his best and noblest
are the aspirations, the hopes, ~ the
standards of Alfred.” " ~ _,
The Boston Herald, which quotes a_
member of the literary tributes to which
we have adverted. proceeds: ' “i
"The scholars who know; the world’a
story most intimately dn. not presume
to challenge Alfre-_i’s transcendent fame.
A German biographer, Pauli, declgresz "
“No King nor hero of antiquity or niodern
times canlbelcompared with Allred tor so ‘l
many distinguished qualities, and each
so excellent. His figure remains one of
the moat perfect -everheld-up by the handf-
rulers.” __  '
In a lecture deliveredieoently in Boston
0 such noble aovereig`iis`ata distance of _a'_b”,_ha_,. nm th Manoa' dh. oven_Hn_
.:'.::.'*.‘;°i+=1-°»-e=f1:°»~  “f=.°-»“°:Y°;*@ br wt D--»~»~»~»~» ww-d wff
onrlqiiglandh Alfred name'd,"’aa 'fhiinyacn'  conquest no successful!
Queen." Yet the drst of these illustrious _vaders at Eldiugton, edpturlng'
of God aaa mircor to the 
_ I ~ ` _
'run ouaanian,   _1sz.a__Np_. 
from infancy to death wecan Und no
foundation as that of King Arthur.
Born,»as is commouiyheld, in Sb, a
.younger son of Eehelwolf, King
ofthe West Sarees, »-he succeeded his
hrolper E_tl_;elred__‘ 'lu 811. Burial his
  » I
that~Alln& waatdel-von from' lii`a"“lsci_irt,
and aid classic la, -a peasants; hut.
For seven years he was powerless. Then
raieinga small army, he defeated the iii-
§the Danish King who A he-"
ioame his loyal subject. "From that time*
_he devoted himself especially to the 
*of peace and the uplifting- of his people; '
.He translated many boots fromihe Latin
into Anglo-Saxon, and had copies made to
be deposited in the churches and convents
_for the-benellt of all. He is regarded as
thefounderofthe British' navy, having
himself invented a form of war vessel for I
repelling invaders. -Ho founded schools,"
favored universal education, made a code
of laws, reformed the courts, rebuilt
cities, established forte, and in &i he was
recognised as King of all England. -In the
next year he defeated in several battles
and drove et the Northmen, who invaded
witha force broulrhtgby 300 ships. He
died Oct. 23,901. Toe m iierials for trust-
Worthy biography are suiilcient to lift his
careerabove the doubtfulness of legend
into the openness of history, his own ex
‘tant writings on various sutjects ‘being a'
_pantof our sure knowledge of his charac-
GLENDOWER-“ I can call .spz`ri!.r
from tlze vasty deep.”
HOTSPUR-“ W/ly, so can I, of
so can any man. '
“ .But will they come when you dc
call for them ? ”-SHAKESPEARE. 
How quickly Hotspui-'s wise and witty l
retort tears the tragic mantle in which
Glendower stalks, and 'shows beneath
the seer's robe, the motleyof the mounte~
bank. Most people would have taken
the Welclmian at his word, and called
him seer, without noting the diH`e.rence
between to call and to command.
Certain points of_ comparison are sug-
gested between Glendower’s tragic claim
and the comic claim madein some spe- '
cious advertisements. “I am a woman,
spot of that clamorous claim bysayinvz
“Why if you can cure woinan simply
act that the cur_e of diseases does not
depend upon beinig a man or being a »
wofmzn but _does _epend upon being a
any proprietary_ medicine firm. It is_ cei-
taiu that there is no one, man or woman,
who can show an experience or liecogd
than thirty years of treatment. of 'worn "
_'women treated... Sick women can con'
All answers are mailed  in
eqtly lain en l I A dross" `
v :sei-°¢. niisli ii 3’
o"m.‘r_esw¢k' ieiiif’ giinsih
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‘f_Ofail the names in._,§his@__y  _
oniyourhlnglish Alfred"whosi`! reco “ls
without stain and without' weak-
ness-who is equally among the
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~ 'getc1_1_;i_y prices for work
and»»iiia'€erial~. It will
save you mmev to deal
with nie as I supply Q
everything and am fully
esviwd fvith 1 good _ _
woodworking plant.
I Plans and Estimates
furnished on ap;li~
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mity, in valor, in moral purity, in intell-
ectual force, in practical wisdom and in' %
beauty ol' soul. In his recorded career
single trait that isnct noble and suggest- _ _ _ _
ive, nor a single act or word that can be B si ” 'T
_ countedas a dew." _ _ if ;
Alfred‘s greatness, says the Bastcn `
Herald, is not a creation of myth. It __ _ __ ;i_
'n i ; F,  _ _ ~
The year in which the good Queen Vic- ga;  nznioiexxgiz; _ __ _  _ _ _._  _ . £2  - _  P
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Blackiiand Colored ilashmeres '
“ Alpacas and silksgz ._   
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because you are a woman, then so can I _ _ '
and so can any woman.” Which _very ‘ '
plainly brings out _the common sense i ` -_ ~  `
trained and experienced physician. 1 _ A f- _ _ _
There is, as far as is known, no quali- _ _ ` _ =  '  I
hed woman physician associated with _" A _ , ~ _ "  '_ _ - 
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_Tne North Amerie in Life gives
the beet of all that’s good in Life Iu-
surance Li_b_e;ai_ Policies, nnexcelled
profits. Our agents will be pleased to
give you rates. = t - it
I know all about woman. I understand ¢ ' _
woman, andI cancurewomanbecausei Ji Ke ' 
am a woman.” The modern Mrs. Hot-_ 0 _ ` _ -_ » _ - ‘~
gpm- puts her finger right gn the weak I _ Provincial Min igerat Ciarlottetowm- e
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