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THE GREAT SPRING IEDIGINE
A Resident of St. Hyacinthe,
Que., Who Was l\` ear Death
Saved By Th`e Wonder ful
Compound.
lt certainly requires a medicine of
great power ani extraordinary virtue t
save a man or woman brought near the
dgrk grave by disease and suffering.
Paine`s Celery Compound in the best
has saved many a precious life at the
eleventh h0U1‘-
Mr. A. Daignault, Of St. Hyacinthe, Que.
had become tired and weary of life ow-
ing to constant illness and pain, and look-
ed forward to death as his only deliver-
er from agony and suffering. Happily
those near him urged the use of Paine's
Celery Compound after all other medi-
cines hiid failel. Mr. Daignanlt and his
friends were not disappointed. The
marvelous compound banished his
troubles and restored him to health.
The same grand results-health, vigor
of body. _general activity and hardiness
will be your reward, dear sufferer, if you
make use of the same life-giving remedy.
Mr. Daignault says:
I desire to say, that had it not been for
Paine’s Celery Compound I would not be
living to-day. Five years ago I was tak-
en sick and suffered from dyspepsia and
catarrh. For three years I was unable to
work and would lose consciousness sever-
alt imes a day I was tired of life and
could realize that death was my only de-
livered from suKering.At that time one of
my friends urged me to use Paine’s Cel-
ers Compound, as all other medicines had
failed.
After the use of six bottles I am as well
as ever before in my life,appetite is restor-
ed and I can do a full day’s work. My
friends say my cure is a miracle as I was
surely condemned to die, I cannot thank
you sufficiently for your wonderful life-
giving medicine.
311 'nu _nn-nur mnliag-
iileiiie Pieeeiies lei ieie
lnllharlotiefotln
An d_ Royalty
'The undersigned Execution of the late Thos.
W. Dodd otler for sale by Private contract the
several properties hereinn ter named. '
- i. The Brick Store and Premises connected
therewith at present in the Occufpation of W. A.
Weeks a Co, on the Welt side O Queen Street.
_ 2. _One Fourth interest in the Store and prem-
ises (including Warehouse) at present occupied
by J. B. McDon_ald, fronting on Queen Street,
known as the William Dodd property.
3. The _Double Tenementi Dwelling House
and premises situated on the nort westem
` Corner of Grafton and Pownal Streets one half
of which is at present occupied by Patrick
Monaghan.
4 The Douhle Teneinent Dwelling adjoining
the last named fronting on the northern side of
Grafton Street .
_ 5. The Doubie Tenement Dwelling and prem-
ises situzite on the southern comer of Pownal
“fi Kent Streets at present occupied by John
Cairns and B. Trainer.
_ §. _ A property fronting on Kent Street ad-
J°luing the last named.
". A property froniing on Rochford Square on
th' S uthern side of Kent Street occupied by
tenants.
8. Aproperty on the Northern side of Bay-
Ield street occupied by john Wheatley.
_ o. A lot of land on Malpeque Read compris-
llg IX acres known as the Charlton Lot,
Io. Pasture Lots Numbers 68 and 69 in Char-
lottetown Royalty at present in possession of
.limes rickard.
II A Lot of Land on Mount Edward Road
Plftof the Ai-dgotan property
iz. About fifteen acres of land part of pasture
lots nnmnen zog, z4_4and 253 on the St Peters
load known as the Gardiner Lots.
If_not sold before Monday the 15th day of
Alml next the above properties will on that
diy be offered for sale by Public Auction; _the
T°W;g:roperties will be sold on the premises,
U* rf properties in front of the Court House.
or terms ggd further particulars a ly at the
siiggf Davies Q: Haszard or to tg; under-
fliaitettetow H. . CUNDALL
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LIST OF ENUMBRATORS.
Census 1901, King`s County, P. E. l.,
District No. 132.
GEORGETOVYN ROYALTY.
Poll No. 29-Andrew Lavers, George-
town.
TOWNSHIP NO. 38.
Poll NO. 11-Robert Farquharson, St.
Andrews.
Poll NO. 12-John W. Jay, Peak’s Poll.
TOWNSHIP N0. 39.
Poll NO. 13-Bernard Connolly, Morell
Rear.
TOWNSHIP NO. 40.
'P011 N01i_Miieon H. maine, Mine'
Poll-No 16.--John D. Gillis, St Peter’s
Bay North.
Towssnrr NO. 41.
PollNo. 15.-John Alex. McLean, St.
Peter's Bay South.
TOWNSHIP No. 42.
Poll NO. 17.-Joseph McDonald, Monti-
cello.
Towssuie No. 43.
Poll No. 10. -Frank McDonald, Head
Rollo Bay.
TOWNSHIP NO. 44.
Poll No. 8-Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay
Poll NO. 9-Allen Gillis, St M=1rgaretS.
TOWNSHIP No. 45.
Poll No.5-William Knigh t, SourisEast.
Poll N06-Joseph D. McCormack, Black
Bush.
Poll N O. 7.-Joseph O'Brien, Souris
River Poll.
TOWNSHIP No. 46.
Poll NO 3-Archibald N. McPhee, Priest
Pond.
Poll No- 4-Michael Mooney, Greenvale.
TOWNSHIP NO. 47.
Poll No l-John A. E. McDonald, South
Lake.
Poll No 2-Archibald McPhee North
Lake. `
TOWNSHIP No. 51.
Poll No. 25-Joseph McQuaid, Ba1dwin’s
Road.
Poll No 24-Samuel McLeod, Victoria
Cross.
Towssurr No 52.
Poll No ?2.-Oswald Gordon, Roseneath,
New Perth Poll.
Poll %-John J. McDonald, Montbtme.
TOwNsHIP NO. 53.
Poll No 23 .-Elijah McKay Ruskin,
Lorne Valley; PatrickD Bowlen_ Cardi-
gan.
'rowivsrnp NO. 54.
Poll No. 19-Charles B. Clay, Glenfan-
ning.
Poli No. 30-Innocent Campbell, New
Perth.
'rowivsmr NO.55.
Poll No. 18-James H. Campbell,
Dundas.
TOWNSHIP Ivo. 56.
Poll No. 32.-Edward Norton, Red
House.
TOWNSHIP NO. 59.
Poll No. 27.-James A. Campbell, Com-
mercial Cross, Montague.
Poll No. 28.-Alexander A. McPhee,
Heatherdale, Wliim"Road.
'rowivsnrr Ivo. 66.
Poll No 25.-Augustine Brothers, Sum-
merville; Gregory McLean, St. George’s.
NERYOUSNESS AND NERVE.
The more nervous a man is, the less
nerve he has. 'Wat sounds paradoxical-
but it isn’t for I er e is stamina.
HOod`s Sarsapari‘la gives nerve. It
ton es the whole .~ ystgm, perfects digestion
and assimilation, and is therefore the
est medicine a nerr ous person can take.
If you get tired easily, mentally or
hysically, take it-will do you good.
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' A BICYCLE BODYGUARD.
BRRLIN, March 27.-Among t-he safe-
guard to be utilized hereafter for the safe-
ty of Emperor William when he appears
in public will be_fOur bodygaurds on bic'
ycles accompanying the carriage.'€IThe
coachmen and footmen will be armed with
revolvers.
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Gro wing girls in ill health should use
occasionally WHEELER’SBotanic Bitters
a purely vegetable and reliable remedy for
all irregularities of the system curing
25 cents at all dealers. `
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EX- Tues & Thur.
hi. Hon. A Pri.
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_ ` ' <1 iii <1 mi iles. He use neare-
Ee`i'|gIa\` uhm” H. Gunn" . me W ’ 8;?  t sections throughout
“I Congress for nearly N YH" ports from d e n
twenty-four _large Phot¢Hl‘l'\V\“'¢ th but bglb and they sré 81lt0 tho ef-
§.i'.° f.‘=’1‘§`e’i`~§`.'§“f>f'”{"i.'2"'i`l.3§¢iii'f against ui. ny vw is ki1‘i“8 th* “hm
on heavy plate pa i-__ embossed. A “fy _ ‘nd osggijrexgg Inst year p1°_0d\108d l`N\'e!1l’.Y
tgtégtpggse p€1;Ii1ge3°?nb£§£¢  million bushel! Of Whe8.l`» abd lhlrty mil-
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saw it he usu‘lxIscriih¢d iml? ¥§
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Moirriman, March Z7.-The council of
the board of trade tofdsy endorsed the
bill. introduced by George Mitchell inthe
Nova Scotia legislature, to prevent
priority amongst execution creditors.
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Huw Gatarrh
lien be Cured
Now, seehare a minute my friend, you
ought to know thatyou ea.n’t cureCatarrh
of the Nose and throat by swallowing
Tablets, Blood Purifier, and things of this
sort. The stuff you swallowllgoes into
your stomach, and the trouble is not
there at all. To cure any disease you must
bring the right remedy under the right
conditions; right in contact with the
disease, in other words you must reach it
This is just why Japanese Catarrh Cure
is so successful in treating and curing
Catarrli. You apply it to the nostrils,
and by the very act of breathing it spread
itself over the entire membrane, where all
moves every trace of Catarrh. The drop-
ping in your throat and pains in the head
fullness in the morning, the desire to
hawk and spit ceases. i
Mr. J. Sloan. 78 McGill street, Toronto,
catarrh remedies on the market. Here is
what he says:-“For several years I have
been troubled with catarrh, which finally
affected my throat. I had doctored with
powders, and everything I saw advertised
some of which relieved me at the time,
About a year ago I procured a sample of
thing I had yet tried. I used in all about
certainly does all claimed for it, which I
cannot say of scores of other remedies
tried." A
Japanese Catarrh Cure is without a
rival. It is the only permaiient cure for
catarrh. Thousands of people tell us so.
Sold by all druggists at 50cents. Trial
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Nmv YORK, March’ 27. -Charles B.
Pierce, the representative of the Orange
Free State, to-day said that there was no
truth in the story circulated in Paris that
Mr.-Kruger was to c'Ome to this- country
to give a series of lectures.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. _
Rev. J. N. Van Natter, of Streator, Ill.
writes:-“About one year ago I obtained
from you six bottles of Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linseed and Turpentine. I gave way
two and took the ot er four. I had _been
seriously amicted with Chronic Bronehitls' `
for ten years and ceuld get no relief. A
leading physician told me that it was
only a question of time until it would
wear me out, but thanks to this ' wonder-
ful remedy for Dr. Chase Iam now 'a
strong _man.” 25 cents a bottle. stall
dealers. _
SVIALLPOX ON ALLAN LINER. ‘
POn'iL\1\'n, Maine, March* 27.-The
Allan line steamer Grcadianwhicharrlved
yesterday from Olasgow, had a case of
mild smallpox on board. The invalid is a_
cattleman,whO was taken to the pest
house. The ship has been placed in
quarantine, and all the prescribed precau-
tions will he taken.
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TO NI-Javous WOMEN.
Mrs. D. W. Cronsberry. of16`8 Richmond
but was worse afterl stopped using them. .
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Japanese Catarrh Cure, and even this N Mr_ George Thompson, 8 leadin
Sl-D831 S8»!11Dl€ did me ‘DON 8003 than BUY- merchants of Blenheim, Ont., statei-i;- '
Street, Toronto. says:-“My da.ughter’s
nerves were so exhausted and she was so
the trouble is. It immediately kills the l weak and dehiliared that she had to give
Catarrhal germ, heals and sooths thellrlg vW0l‘kpr*:»)lS1;ira\;;;Sn &l§SSUCl;\as;f;’°§l;r3E
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irritated membrane, and completely re- Food proved an excellent remedy in “__
storing her to health and strength. After
having used four boxes she is at work
agein healthy and happy. '50 cts. a box
all stop. The throat no longer has that. at an dealow
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MONTREAL ARSON 60 NVICTION.
ms had c°“si_q5l§?‘,Tlf eipergenge dlslring. MONTnE.4I.,Ma_rch§7-._-In the King’s
seven years “I "' ° un re an oneibench to-night afteratrial lasting four-
teen days.jMadame Gougeou, Joseph
Barsalou and Henri Pelletier were found
guilty of arson. Mrs. Gougeon had a lot
of furniture stored in a house and Bar-
some Toronto docbfws’ “bed tablets’ salou,the wOman’s lover, hired Pelletier
and Joseph- Lnndremau to set the- place
on fire.
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LD SCAR ELY WALK.
was troubled gvith _itching 'piles for
two auda half boxes during two mouths, _ Mme” years' an an “mes I ° We” 3°
which have complegely cured me' It  bad I could scarcely walk. I tried a great
many remedies, but never found anything
like Dr. Cliase's Ointment. After the
third application I obtained relief and
was completely cured by using one box.”
Ask your neighbors about r. Chase’s
Oiilntment, the only absolute cure for
p es. =
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Sale at Ramsay S 0 2; 4? _ 3 EDWARD LINLIFF ' Charlottetowrfs Greatest Carpe, p t. Stars.
St Peters, C. B.
For that summer suit, see Icmd no f had em _. __
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the past two weeks and _now _we are anxious
to roll some of it out again.-
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Youll find many new patterns that will
Please YOU. Wilbons, Axminsters, Velvets,
' Brussels,Tapfstry, W0ols,Uuio_ns and Hemp;
If there's anything worthy in carpe
you’ll find it here, and dOu’t forget we will
 make a carpet to lit any room and send It t
 your home almost as quick asyou ca get
there after buying it. I\o long Waits for
carpets here. S -
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size. io mes postage paid, nom Tn. ' WANT Toisroi is esouisn. _ ~ Just the shade' you 
Grlfllths and Macpherson Company, ____ . .
L,mmd’Tomnm’C da_ I’ Loi~moN,Man=ii i7.-count Toii-miie __,:._\, thmg e]S9___y0u1|i5nd here
ma reportedtobemaking preparations    elswher-e tw _ t t -.
Molasses Kisses only l0ct,sa1b. at the pquitting Russia forever in disgust. and ‘»"d‘;il ' I _ ' '_ an V' $0
Crown Confectionery.-W.A. HutcEe€<;n. idegpair, and his English T nqegds an _ - ~ _.SIl.8d8S,   I»l1&I_» IIIBCB,
f;1;s;lusTl;l1:=r:~>pos::¢;e;;=a::ei;iy is  wish to fix i.he_Old‘ carpets a little vm( A K
Pressed     it oo-mes from aquarter that justihds its ~§;3.), show  remnants 0f_ca’rpet‘s 5’ to 25.5: I
WHS best Tlllwthy Hv»Y-- ....ei... _ liege   long wlnchwe are-,selling at: very interesting
C Lyons & C0- 20d 101 W2l‘_ ___,____ 5 -1;, »  _prices just now. Come and see.”
' See those Boys’ Caps wel _ ~  _ _  ‘
are seliing at 20c, 25c. 280* ` ' ‘F
and 30c,fomier price was 300, ,IR°”D. §°§‘_,'_i,'}‘&°,`i’,§._?“° '““““° "“"mN‘.1-
present. Your chance if you D°“\°“Si¢- . Pr   A he |j '_
350, 400 and 50c. All ,sires at cnaisrorusnsansnnas. * ’ A I
Serges and Worsteds, less 25 TI-.ioMA°s w,PAYNn. 4'-ff" _ _ _.-  '_ _  -___ _  _ _- 
     
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