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QOTOM,
AN M dainty a trio as
were ever sent out by any
studio.
CORONAS are un_ oval of
extgpiisiie yet plain design
gi; '_0l) the dozen.
KARILLOS are an oval
with gold wreath entvvin-
ing M $3.00 the dozen.
LITTLI-I BOBS nre a panel
portraitlike theirnamesake
small, but immensely -
popular. They are $2.50 the
dozen.
A dozen of either of these
styles niefins 12 valuable
gifts for 12 friends, and
what would give ycur
friends more pleasure than
ygur portrillt.
Charlottetown.
oilet
are..
We have just opened a
crate of new toilet setts.
If you want a toilet
set to complete your
houseclea ning arrange-
ments this spri-ng you
can fcount on being
suited here for we
have the largest num-
ber and most. varied
assortment there is to
he found on P. E.
Island.
The prices are made
to meet everybodys
pocket book.
-Don’t forget the place,
and call on P. E.
Island’s greats st
Crockery Store for
toilet setts.
W. P. .Colwill.
Ch’Town ' Sunnyside.
LONDON, April 16.-The king has given I
Balmoral. the quei-n`s favorite Scottish
residence to the Euke of York for a
country house,and will keep Sandringham
his favorite palace, for himself. ~
The king has no liking for the Scottish
climate, and the seclusion of Balmoral,
miles from anywhere.
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lndigestion
ami Dyspepsia
Mr: Henry Moore, Pickering, Ont.,
states:-“I used three boxes of _Di-_
Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills for Con-
stipation and Stomach Troubles, ani
never found anything to compare with
them. I had suffered from these com-
plaints for many years and taken
many kinds of medicine, but it remain-
ed for Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills
to cure me; arn now well and strong."
Mr. Patrick J. l\IcLaughlan, Beau-
harnois, Que., states :-“l was troubled
with Kidney Disease and Dyspepsia. for
20 years and have been so bad that I
could not sleep at nights on account
1 of pains in the back, but would walk
the floor all night and suffered terrible
agony. Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills
made a new man of me. and the old
troubles seem to be driven out of my
system."
One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all
dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co..
Toronto.
Dr. Chase’s
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
HOW
ARE
. YOUR
EYES ?
'This is an important question and
one that should receive careful.
thought.
While we dnn’t claim to be able to
suit all who are sulfur-ng with their
eyes, we know of ii. good many who
have received great benefit by wear-
ine
Our properly fitted Glasses
It is likely we can help you.
G. H. TAYLOR,
Jeweler and Optician,
Sunnyside, Queen Square.
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(PHONE 86
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A WORD
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Wantm”
FLOUR ?
Choice Family Flour
_-A1-._
$3.90 bbl.
Quality guaranteed.
Get it at
All I
other lines I
Of groceries Z
at equally ;
ine prices. Z GROCERS.
.............. .. Victoria Row.
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We have been in businem twenty
ears-and with all modesty think we
i th Dru Business.
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now e g
This spring--Already 25 Pclggs. Drufs
-Chemicals`Dyes, Pat. Medicines. etc.
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(PHONE 86)
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LIME!
LIME
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Best Roach Lime
Newly burnt at kilns fro
this date,
C. Lyons 6: Co
April 12 dew. `
I to-date sheet music
We can supply any quan-
ii'
The latest up~
is to be had at our
store-
Ii we have _not
what you Want we
will order for- you,
Str. Campana
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music.
COUNTRY
Guardian Correspondents
Evcrywlicrc. 1
1__
AT yesterdayafternoons session of the
Lftilislature in reply to Hon. Mr. Gordon,
the Leader of the Government said the
Budget would probably be brought down
on Monday evening-at least no later than
Tuesday.
Tnnlecture to be delivered by Rev. J.
W. McConnell on Tuesday next, the 23rd
inst, is one everyone should hear. “The
Land we Live in," is a good subject and
and will receive justice at the han ds of
the learned lecturer.
Pnor. BARi.ow, whois a. great favorite
with the boys, has introduced Associa tion
football in Queen Square School. The
game furnishes the boys with plenty of
exercise, and is not hard on clothes or
rough as the ordinary football.
THE members of Prince of Wales Y. M.
C. A. held their annual business meeting
in the College last evening and elected the
following staff of officers for the current
year:
Pres.-J. A. McLeod.
lst Vice Pres.-Garfield Bennett.
Qnfl Vice Pres.-Burton Best.
Sec.-Roy Long.
We predict forthe society a prosperous
year. , _
<
R1.-Iv. Dr. Bracken returned from Tor-
onto Saturday evening. He attended
the finall meeting of the Twentieth
Country Fund Committee. The friends
of Mt. Allison will he pleased to learn
that the Institution' has received a little
less than $4,000 from this fund. When
asked if he had any intention of settling
in Toronto. Dr. Brecken stated he had
given thismattcr no real serious consider-
ation as he was not sure he had really
sold his place in Sackville as had been
stated. However he would probably
sell at an early date, and would then seek
some place in Canada where the atmos-
phere was drier than it is in Sackville.
Dr Brecken said he would- greatly regret
leaving this town, as it had very many
advantages and the family had many kind
friends. The weather in Toronto has been
cold and backward, and during Dr.
Brecl;en’s stay there spring did not seem
any nearer than in this part of the
country.-Sackville Post.
Opportunity.
In one of the old Greek cities there
ltmerits of this mostiexcellent. remedy for
LOYDOW April 13.-Som interesting
points are found in the annual report pt
the registrar general of births. death;
and marriages of the United Kingdom, ,.
In 1&9 the marriages reached the highest
number recorded since 1876, aggregating
BN 334 or 16.5 per thousand, an-l there
were 37,124 illegitimate children born, the
deaths numbered 581,799, equal to 16.6 per
thousand, and there were 2,844 suicides.
This is the tlrst year on record that not at
single death from hydrophobic has been
reported.
Nervous liyspepsia.
A CURE FOR IT.
Not a Patent Cure-all, Nor a M idern “
Miracle, but Simply a. Rational
Cure for D yspepsia.
In these days of humbuggery and de
ception, the manufacturers of patent
medicines, as arule, seem to think their
medicines will not sell unless they [claim
that it will cure every disease under the
sun. And they never think of leaving
out dyspepsia. and stomach troubles.
they are sure to claim that their nostrum
is absolutely certain to cure every
dyspeptic and he need look no further.
In the lace of the absurd claims it is re-
freshing to note that the proprietors of
Stuart's Dyspedsia Tablets have carefully
resrained from making any undue claims-
or false representations regarding the
dyspensia and stomach troubles. They'
make butone claim for it, auch that ls.»
that for digestion and various stomach
troubles Stuartfs Dyspepsia. Tablets isa
radical cure. .They go no further than
this and any man or woman sulfering
from indigestion, chronic or nervous
dyspepsia, who will give the remedy a
trial will find that nothing is .claimed for
it, that the facts will not fully sustain.
It is a modern discovery, composed of
.harmless vegetable ingredients accept-
able to the weakest or most delicate
stomach troubles. Its great success .in
curing stomach troubles is due to the
-fact that the medical properties are such
that it will digest whatever wholesome
food is taken into the stomach, no mat-
ter whether the stomach is in good work-
ing order or not. It rests the overwork-‘
blood, the nerves, creatinga. healthy appe-
tite/gives refreshing sleep and the bles-
sings which always' accompany a good
digestion and proper assimilation of
food. '
_ In using Stuai-t’s Dyspepsia. Tablets no
dieting is required. Simplyeat plenty of
wholesome food and take these Tablets at
each meal, thus assisting and resting the
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DAINIY Poninairnizeg .0 one 0. waiiltt.   ' -_ - _:$3122 HRQIHSJIRR 
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style and 
You want "R wear ~
mf! swd has qnalny when
make shut investment,
You cm't do 'better than
your but  you :esp every
age from pi-we so quality, fur
'°lllP9l lt $‘2:li0;. $2.25, _p $3.
$8.25 are quick sullen, have you
The leading Fashionable Tailor
TWO new dwelling houses on Hillsborough Street near Hills- p
borough Squaie Those houses are new and Bret class in every ' -
particular and have all modern conveniences. ‘ ~
Alnso    
A three story dwelling on Prince Street now being built
with modern conveniences, APPLY To ‘ _ D
w. w. 'WELLHEIR 
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_ed organ and repleniahes the body, the.
in existence an epigram which gives u
‘ an excellent description of it; and, as w
read the words, we can surely discove
stood, long ago, a statue. Every trace of stomach which rapidly regains its proper
it has vanished now. But there is still digestive power, when the Tablets will be
s no longer required. - . _
e Nervous Dyspepsia. is simply a condition
r in which some. portion or-.portions of .tb.e~.
* “But why is thy hair so long on thy
truest me."
the lesson which those wise old Greeks
meant that the statue should teach to
every passer-by.
_ The epigram is in the ` form of a conver-
sation between a traveller and the
statue:
“What is thy name, O statue i”
“I am called Opportunity.”
“Who made thee T'
“Lvsippus.”
“Why art thou on thy toes T’
“To show that I stay but a moment.”
“Why hast thou wings on thy feet 3"
“To show how quick I pass by.”
forehead ii"
“That men may seize me when they
“Why, then, is thy head so bald be-
hind ?" -
“To show that, when I have once
passed,I cannot be caught."-Christian
Press.
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1 For cough, horse ail, stoppage and fever
l use the ORANGE CONDITION POW-
DERS. A genuine Condition Powder,
1 Blood Purifier and Tonic. The Granger is
guaranteed superior to many so called
Condition Powders in small and larue
packages.
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Mornzns READ 'rH1s.-Just think _how
eutetnar, near little boy_would 1ook_1nan
Overall Suit, made for him and waiting to
your order; this is the time to b11Y _them
to save his nice spring clothers_.Out in the
mud playing he can have his _freedom
and gg; gggrl health in the open air. Over-
alls to suit boys from 3 $0813 l1D;.c0mD1¢'\»¢
like mens well made and strong, durable
and washableat. 50c.-Jas. Paton it7LfC0.
Carters’ for Wall PaP¢"
Hear the sweet strains of the Gram;
phone while‘you enjoy _vonr_ cake and
coffee duriniz the intermission at the
concert in \Vrighv.’s Hall on Friday night,
Proceed 4 in aid of New Division S. U, T,
Tickets l5c each. 16 4i.
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nervous system are not properly nourish~
ed.. Good digestion invigorates the ner-
vous system and every organ of the body.
- Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all druggists at 50 chi. per package.
And d.uggists will tell you it gives uni-
versal satisfaction. 1'-\
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LIQUOR CAUSED lllS DEATH. g
Pom: Horn, April 16.-George Whit-
taker, a Grand Trunk selection man,
while under the lnduence of liquor, laid
him to pieces. p
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
Rev. J. N. Van Natter, of Streotor, 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 other four. I had been
seriously afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis
for ten years and ceuld get no relief. A
leading physician told me that it was
only a question of time until it would
wearme out, but thanks to this wonder
ful remedy for Dr. Chase I am now a
strong man.” 25 cents a. bottle. at all
dealers.
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Get your spring house cleaningsupulies
from Dodd Sc Rogers; they are head pbar-
ters. 15 3i.eod
If you wants. pure mixed paint that
-will not fade over night. buy the Beaver
brand at 10c per lb from Dodd & Rogers.
They guarantee every pound. 15 3i. ood
Enamel Paint and washable gold
enamel at Dodd 8: Rogers. 15 3l. cod
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We’re
Enthusiastic
about Empire Watches. . .
down on the track. A passing train cut f
Loiiios’
lining  
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Slipis.. 1
line and soft as -silk.
Slippers with bows.
 _Slippers without bows
~ Slippers with straps.
Slippers with beads.
Slippers of all kinds.
Low heels and high heels
made by J._&T. Bellalso
9. complete as soriment
of PatentLea.tl1sr Slipp-
ers-(Bells’s make) .
Alley & Co.
' Sole Agents.
_ (Phone 137.)
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