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so efficient areniedy for coughs and colds
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. g ' AN ‘Numa \i0iv0|{E|), THE. POPB’S RBIGN. , _ ._ , other bird,ibut we who have not the pri
` I _ I Vllege Of hearing him are tlirilhd with
' - ,c.i.E,c.v.0.. Indian
Abdulkamnun Victoria has received Ifthe Pope lives until February, 1903,
s¢¢\'°“‘“_'°f Qu ,H _ fron; his C0-,-eiigi- he will have exhausted all the possible
all mummmed a ( $38 document after ijubileesof his career-priest, bishop, card-
onists in L0'nd0i1iin urfon the high, distin. inal and pope -as he will then have
c'0nK"°L“"‘t'“g` i n mm by the late reached the 25th year of his occupancy of
60°" comerrei upoh - ere ,.9 .Pets of the throne of Peter. In the same year he
Queen’ expr.c`“_0d th? S;.;\;,.ement,bfrO,;,'& celebrates his goldeujubileeas a cardinal.
his cwipamotmlmhgg been of se,-vice fo Alreadya committee has been formed,
“"°“ Where xc under Cardinal Resplghi, vicar of Rome,
to make preparation of the papal jubilee
of Leo XIII.
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Zssovpreigu and country.
EASING THE CHEST ""“'*“"' -
DIAMONDS UP.
ltisthe eold on the chest that scares'
wople and makes them sick and screw .__
Tim Cough that accompanies t_he che.°it‘
comps -raclriiig. When a cold is a hard _ The terrible news comes from Loudon
anal the f'0\U¢h °°“`9S¥’°“d‘”3lY 3°"eT*` that the price of diamonds is to Zo 11D.
ale .' _ _ ° h
everY_§°“‘Ql;"§3ef§)§1}e ;f,l,,at"ilfS“.t;, ;,:,v:§,e Persons of. small means and uncertain
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?,;:iiin,¢ fora day or so we could get over incomes will do well to anticipate the
the cold. but We lr! ¢V¢’TYihil-ll! We 1§“_°W l market and buy early of these glittering
of or wi he" °f ‘D “he SMP” °f ”‘°"‘°"’°° i necessities Think of the awful suffer-
' f ` ` til th ' '
hwaedttlgigdg dii,iidsrfi)ars(iuwnem€ryug:i ewes; _ ings that must come to the diamoiidless
it gut' we take big draughts ofwhiskey, families who because of this advance
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mg‘i):1'h$]‘f1t?`?(fnh;‘T);tsq‘f,r,; eilnlzogghest in rates will be unable to lay in their
Utne ii-riration that makes us coug customary supplies
wmdbc sta ped, we would get bet r
mmptlv an it is because Adamsons °--*"'-*
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'i‘»'.'i§i$”ilf§ ii.'f§§i§§¢i its 32.3.3-. °i§3u`§i_i_ the _riniysd _Swiss has placed Monrovia.
ll at mediclneis avery slum
pT|l-Isis reaticyiyngrriiade of extracts of bar
in Siberia, in telephonic communication
with White Plains, a settlement 25 miles
t up the St. Paul’s River. This is the
_ longest line in the country.
is gene. When the cough goes the wor
gicure is almost complete. All druggis
mll .-ldamsorfs Balsom, 25 cents.
this famous Balsam for your sore ch '
md you will find prompt relief.
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Thousand
. liars
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Charlottetown. ‘
I have still $16,000 worth of goods at R. H. Ramsay
&C;>’s old stand and must clear the entire stock ou
nods lo he
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ON BIRDS
Brcmncr at y _
ARBDR DAY EXERCISES is; s::‘:;:.s:::;::f:°;ii..‘;:ii.as
Hfld on Fflday last.-"Th0u the deafness is the result of Catanh and
l Art Come from the Spirit
Land! thou Bird.”
Miss Hazel Bremner at the Arbor D
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exercises held on Friday last in Prine
Street School.
Bums. K
The bright sunny days of Spring a
his own peculiar song he
best! . -
The pious bird with scarlet breast.
The bird, whom, by some name or other,
I All men who know thee, call thei
brother.”
I suppose weall wonderwhere our fe
ered friends have been during the cold
winter, but as wecannot easily follow
. . _ . m
themin their flight southward, it is su
cient to know that they have been to
north. Y
The sparrow is among the first to visi
us, and being a rather quarrelsome littl
bird, comes back ready and more than
willing to battle against any of the feath
ered tribe he may come in contact with.
The ceaseless clamor of the wild gees
in glorious Milton” whose poetry livesi
his soul alone. ' `
Apart from the universal pleasur
derived from the reappearance of th
birds, and the delight of sportsman an
generally known, the farmers plant tree
for their special sustenance and accom-
modation.
lopportunity of seeing, several of whic
t would be useful additions to our feathered
family and still more, perhaps, that We
are quite as well ofl’ without, for instance
here-have decided to sell them right here where where they the eag,e_ For .le e .Q
are. The purchasing public will therefore find
at Ramsay’s Old Stand
or the next six weeks a choice lot of
T? '_ h mournfully at night time. They look Spend a Sleepyess night, in ,.,,-,g~,_.,»mg
  S  “D011 15 63 U' mlwheflirer sent from their Suchatriiil will convince you that asa
~‘ i W5 cure for Chilblains Dr. Chase’s Ointmen
‘ Merfs Furnishings
s Hats and Caps
Twecds and Worsteds.
among our weaker favorites:
ception of man, the largest amount
animal brain in proportion to the size
the body, is found in horses and son
ence to a certain bird that ,sings ve
de>id°friends,wlio will bring t5‘~.en1 ne
. bird. _
Thou art cc-me from the spirit land l
voice be lies-.rd
And tell of the shadowy land.
    THE DEAF MADE TO HEAR
The following is the essay read by or N. 0. Poison sr oo., Hanford
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with us agagufand as we1°0k nm, upon year 1900 amounted to 120,000 francs.
the newly-budding trees we think of their _.__..¢___-
little feathery inhabitants, who, if we
listen intently, we may hear singing each _
' . The robin, t
earliest arrival ainongour favorites, has
been with us for sometime and we always
welcome him with delight as an old and
trusty friend.
Th” “rt th° bird wh°m '”°“ 1°” Dr-sr sirs.-MINABUS LiN1:uEN'ris
:_ MRS. JOSIAH HART
a-th
a.
warmer clime in the far sunny south and i
we think with a feeling of reverence of
the Power which has guided even the
smallest of them through peril and danger
back again to their old homes in the
e
arouses the feelings of the spglrtsrn an
while the sweet song of the smaller birds
stirs and throbs the heart ofmany a “Mute
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, poet, they are hailed by the more practical
among us, as useful agents in pro-
_ ' testing the crops from the ravages of the ,
` insect. l‘rue! They often prove most
destructive themselves among the tempt-
ing fruit trees, but the birds which are the
most mischievous as consumers of fruit
are the most useful as destroyersuof in-
sects, and in Europe, where this fact is
Living where we do, thereare 'many
varieties of birds which we have not the
whi w mi ht admire
his power and majesty we certainly would
not bid him welcome, iinding as we do,
that even his lesser brother, the hawk.
often causes much annoyance ond havoc
Nnturalists tell us that, with the ex-
of .
ol _ H
g~ 1' _ sTI1~;G1No oi-HLBLAINS. _ ,
birds, and indeed some of the latters’ I
~ - songs and calls seem almost human -
    - The natives of Brazil pay great rever- lieved by the application of Dr. Chase’s
° ~ - Ointment. Try it when you have retired
Through the dark pine grove let thy
_]oy,emotioii, sorrow and mirth which
come from the songs of his lesser brothers
and we cannot but feel with the poet
Longfellow that
Cod sent His singers upon earth
With songs of gladness and of mirth
That they might touch the hearts of men
And bring them back to Heaven again
,-__._._)-_-
I (St Thomas A modern miracle was
made known to day when Mr. Riddle-, of
this city,announced that he had recovered
' dis hearing He had been almost entirely
deaf, and it borders on the miraculous to
gnd him able to hear everything with
vreat distinctness As h-is case is pro
hing of-such universal interest we give
became almost deaf, it v» as the result of
Oatarrhal Inflammation, but nothing did
me good until I used Catarrhozone It
cured my trouble, and I strongly recom
mend it to the deaf Fully nine tenths of
can be cured by Catarrhozone The cures
of deafness wrought by this remedy in
cases of even twenty years standing are
really astonishing Amoung many others,
ministers of the gospel testify to the
wonderful powers of Catarrhozone and
your druggist can tell of some astonishing
cases in his own experience Better give
it a trial, ifyour hearing is impaired
Price $1.00, small size 25 rents ilruggists
THE AMOUNT OF ROYALTIBS
Z ila s royalties on his books during the
Port Mulgrave, June o, 1897
C C RICHARDS & C0
my remedy for colds, etc It is the best
liniment I have ever used
COSTLY IEWEL3
The King of Siam wears Jewels on his
state dress which are valued at $151) (D0.
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The best family remedy for Coughs
t Colds, Ci-oup, Hoarseness, and every form
of Inflammation is Bentley s Lininient.
Sold by druggits and general dealers in
two sizes Price ten cents and 20 cents.
Full directions on the wrapper Be sure
you get Bentley‘s
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EXERCISE FOR hl‘\1GERS
C
ui.
Mme. Patti thinks that walking is the
.best outdoor exercise and billiard playing
the best indoor recreation in which a sing
er can indulge.
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W'anted-.-'A case of .headache that
Kumfort Headache Powders' will not
cure in ten minutes. Price 10 cents.
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SWISS GUIDES KECGRU.
Rocky Mountains has a record of 2,000
mountain__ascents without an accident te
himself or his party.
g_-_*-301
, M/..'2,..,_,.
This signature is on every box of the genuine
lariative Breino»Quininer»»w
' 5?:.:;i»ge,;?,yt];ia.tcz|re1l ncmldlnnlltév
c-u-» .I-1-If `
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appointed first secretary to the British le-
gation at Pekin, ranks high as a Chinese
scholar. His diplomatic services have all
been confined to the Orient
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As distressing and annoying as are
Chilblains they can be immediately re
ry with itching, stinging feet and expectto.
is the standard of excellence. _lt is th'
world's greatest cure for all itching of thi’
from the other world.
“'l`hoi_i art come from spirit land l thou Skim _ P
i-im_~¢f¢_r~
christian Kisceerfswiss guide ionic* ` Many menis Suits’ and an  s,,ited..'.  
i A imziuzo ;ir;i>_oiNriiisNr. _   
Sir Walter Hillier who has just been _ _ -  , _  i_____i-A _ _
MFNISTER OF EDUCATION iN RUSSIA.
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Q1 no
ack lacli i 
Three in a Rv
Three of biggest values in suits you ever seen
in this little city of ours
Suit $5 00
Its a beautiful dark brown,
tweed Canadian make of hue
Canadian wool; lined through
out wiih Farmes satin. stitch
ed with silk and out as good
as the best in the land, we
could get $7 easilv for this
suit but we ask only live.
Suit $1000 W
~<- se
A choice of good Scotch
Tweed, Irish Serge, or g
hsh Worsied, Italian Cloth
linings, silk stashed, stylish
cut, perfect fittings wealth
of pattern double
breasted black or `_
nrs a genuine
bnslnr ss suit
ness to buy
ne=s to wear
Suit $l5____ __
,s
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if..
hh now we come to some
thing almost impossible to do
]ustice to its finest Scotch
Tweed or English
elegantly tailored,
the best Italian Cloth,
slitclied and perfect style,
warranted as,.goodastailor’s
make at $70
Our Motto
  Prowse
» The Wonderful _
If your watch or clock_does not tick right, drop it in and have it made fi Zhi.  cln tb
ii. Having engaged the services of Mr. B. W. Cameron, Jeweler. we are in a  to let
you have repai.s when promised. _ A 5 »
Watchiriaher and Jeureier ig;
L, W, LOOK. 
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‘Milk .Va-ts
Milk Cans
. _ :
Oltell us, than bird of the solemn
strain
to the oiiice of niiiiister of education of
The appointment of General Wanow'ski
R.is~ia. has proved popular With tl1€
I Milk Buckets
__ at prices that will not let you gojvithout haunting you.
.P 'fc #ce is to be convinczii. `
Can those who have loved forvet l
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Some birds have even the power
speech, Chiefiimong these the parrot .so
I of which family are noted for their .cle
1.1%” °f»,=’f-»"-~.\#; __;s’~7*‘i5, gf' §,"""f*e‘  articulfiiior.
i H L”-‘-i`l'i   If ~ '   The artistic tastes of birds are not d
.  Q   if, s__   fi' V' -,_ iicient either, as we can see by the c
` E struction of their cozy dwellings; Pict
the ingenuity of an Oriole. Attracted
~ _ _ -ravellingt etextures e ' tically wove .
i ll I]ySld3 ` __ _ upon the exterior of her dwelling a. rude _ N IIE Ar L_ FCI BORN; ' 
Vie call-and they answcrnot aigain-
DO they love-do they love us yet 2"
Ssll ell S, .. V
_ in their diiilcultles with the police.
l iirap-M _
me A Toxic ron Mor _
3.l‘
A +‘  i t" with wlioui hc has sympathized y  
“fi ”'“’”"" Milk Scales
The liiipp_i:iess_ lbntt devise); tgre&:___l;f_:_1;i`;§_   ,
e_ with baby : afiveri s __ . .
shadowed by the ill-health or weaknes_s _
0” of the mother To restore the mothers
  .~ M1kA
,gi i;;i°“.;“i.;i;:;'i.i.2iii;:;“;’as.sitio 1 erators _ A y 
Y ' D . Ch-. ’ N e Food is un- ~ ~ ~ ».1‘,`  ` g -
_ _ - the fantastic pattern and bright colors of gfgggégiyrghe  n§€bl§ival ii0H  _ “ `l l hi* R”
 atinypiece ofcarpet lviiig on the ground obtainable. It makes t e , C Je' , ___ "  ' 
At B- H. Ii1".-'2‘»' 85 C0’S' Old . Slldlld mr_iier.she picked ii up and new with "‘°°“”°“l““-* ”°”°S’°“diifés$n§i§§§§§§§ ATF it
i i . A . as f .
i * - _ i itto the nlest she was building. After §5s€3;at§“Z‘;,;l;?:_1e1n§:a‘;gm_ v
’ h artis ' ,
    iaii’s 0
reproduction of the fragment.
Tha notes of many of the songsters
There are 3,910 millionaire in Canada
and the States and less than 'Zi good
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_Masonic Teinplo. Charlottetown, P. E. I
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$5’/` `
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if _ ' < » 'JL'
5? I S I 6  ,_ l  is 'may be hea`rddistinct1y° above loud and
O  ' ' __ _ = _  distracting noises by an ear thatlias been
 ' ' lusincdtoiisten. This is dee not ic the
loudness of the voice but the .quality of
not born. ' ` `
poets. Many millionaires are made and `
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,S7 2 i  sy _ ` `  1;,-. sus miie. uwssisaynie ass if' ‘iii ii  _ ~, . . 1 _
`  i>ir<is_wswii1ns.i ibeml¥ver;°vari;a,ss§i` '_ J _ ‘ _ _ _ p _
~ " ' ' ’ “" ~. ~.   ‘ _obeauti£al. The  hasjmore Inhale Bent1ey’s Liniment' forcoifisin _ _ .
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