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Most headaches are caused by the liver. This
vital organ becomes torpid. No bile is excreted,
l_»:'i:i;;ing Constipation. This a.B'ects both stomach
and kidneys. And they in turn, bringthe head-
aches froin which so many people suffer.
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 an nv
,th/. _
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, or Fruit Liver Tablets _
make dull, aching heads 'as clear as a bell. They
act as a tonic on the liver--increase the flow of
bile-cure Constipation-prevent Indigestion and
»
_D;_-spepsia-and keep the kidneys strong and well. _
 _v Try these famous fruit tablets, and 
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BY THE
WAY SIR
Have you been in for your share of the good
things? We are getting our winter stock con-
verted into cash and that's what we want. It
costs us money to do it, but it’s far better than
packing away till ne-xt autumn.
25, 33,
50 P. C. OFF
Everything in our big stock is in this biggest
oi all slaughter s:il».'s_ \\'~_' are selling all kinds of
goods cheaper than otliers can. Wherever you see
a discount advertised, we will beat it, we claim the
right to sell cheaper than anyone else.
TERMS
GF SALE
Sale for cash only, all kinds of goods given on
approbation, all kinds of goods exchanged. Money
back every time if you want it, satisfaction guaran-
fteed, and prices [to beat everybody. Don’t forget-
Wliat trade we have we’ll hold, and what we have’nt
we're after.
. E
P r 0 W ‘ _» luighted from shore to-day nmong the ice,
. , __ flood, apparently taking seals. Others
 sighted inrtliernorth_wcre aimllnrly em-`
The Wonderful Cheap Men l
TELL PHONE 299 P.~0, BOX 292, ;s.. wwigmi mu. Initiation .ma erection
of oillcen, '
_ , A -Great preparations ure in-.ing made
o '_ lfnrthc brand Ghoroh social that in to he
- 4 Q, lu-lrlnext Thursdny in First Methodist
school-mom. Admission, concert and
Exporters a Commission Merchants, Charlotte- ' """°"""‘°“‘*‘"""‘“”""'”- ""*“"
town’ P_ E Q Y _  --Prince Edward Council Royal
and Meats.
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‘_ WAi.ulN4l, K|.\'.\'.\.\' lic Ml\nvr.\',
| \‘\ hulesulc Druggtsts Toledo, ()
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' .`° ‘f SATL' RDQY Y0`li’\`l\`G. .\li\R(H 23 lla
The Goqrdian has vooelved a copy of nil'
l _vfritteu by a nineteen your old'~on,
r.t_:.% wings, w no mm.-. on teaming
that l o latter had accepted a nomination
nsaoandldate for the Provincial Legis-
lature. lime is the letter:
Dear Father,-I no by the ‘papa-s that I"
Y
ui-poised In putting it very mildly indeed,
District of-County. To say that I am
It
for-I thought that pollticsand you were
t
P
like, but alas. like many another find my- vi
selfln tha wrong. It seams to me that n
your businan will suffer toavory great
e
l lt very much.
|
4 lovved yourself to enter the political arena*
l but since you are in it I hope you will be *
suecessfulnnd triumph in the-Coiu»ervn- i
, live cause. lint remember to light nclenn
battle.I wouli much rather see you light n
clean battle and he defeated than see you
elected by corrupt means. I know you
will not statin your good nnnic by dis-
honest work of any kind. “'ho ure you
opposed to! The papers give rather a cou-
fussd uc-count of it. I would like to know
lor sure. Please do not regard this letter
as the outburst of a foolish boy but rather
an your son who wishes to see you elected
by honest means and a mood mnjority.
'Yours l.ovi.\'o Sox.
- The above letter is of interest as show-
‘ inga young mnn°s view of politics and
l political life, and we may ndtl that there
i will always be hope for the land whose
» young men set so high as value upon ;
g honesty nnd integrity in public life. We
Itrust there are many nmongour young
i men und College' students who would
iprelcr defeat. to a victory obtained by
f corrupt means.
The cxperlcnccsof the past wlnterontlie
: Islnnd_ Railway have dcuioustrnled tho
' need of one or more rotary snowploughs,
:und the want should be supplied before
‘next vvini/cr. i
‘ The Russian ru-my is not yet out oi its
1 difiiculties nnd St. Petersburg appears
‘ to be in doubt whether llurlrin, nn which
Ethic Cz1\r`s troops are retreating, can bc
i held. If it cnnnot hc, then \"ladivostof~k
iwlllbeeul. oil' and will bc at the mercy
iof t-he Japanese forces by lnnd und sen.
y_\iiythin|; now seems pmsihle to Oyunrnis
l victorious smiles. '
I ____
l \\'ith2l0Ut-urs of freiazlrt. at Picton und:
i many more beyond awaiting lrniisporirr 
‘tion to the lslnml it seems absurd to:
I think wc must unit until one steamer nl
I day from Picton carrying ten to twulvlg
'ear loads can ovt-rtnke the arrears. lf 5
possible the stenmers should each mu’ o
around trip daily, the necessary extra;
,freight handlers being employed to assist
; in loading and discharging.
if the discovery of gold in the Klondykc
iould be followed hereafter by thc din-
Aml of the Gcolorricnl Department pre- ,
diets-; it would be a great boon as well :ts
rust stores of mlneml wealth rnny yet be
' of the Dominion.
` How’s This ?
jfoi-any) t-use of Ultturrh that cannot be
i cured y Hnll‘n Cntnrrh Uurc.
- l~`. J. C}iENEY 5: (JO. T
Cheney for thc last liilyenrs, and believe
him perfectly honors s in all business
out uuy obligations nmdc by his llrm.
.llnll`s Cninrrh Uuro is taken intemnlly
*spar-.faces_of the uvstcni. Testimonials sent
f . Price 75 1,-cuts per bottle. Sold by ull -
Druggblte. ' -
STEAMERS TAKING SALES.
K
Vlkrnir m thc (inlf of -St Lnwreaoe, wrr
ploycd. `
Annoulgcfmfms
1 n
_ . .
--Mr. Jamieson, lhe drnfrglst is vory
fortunate in root-ivlnpr twelve canon drugs.
patent medicines, cle. by first trip of the '
stcnmeru.
-Regular Iactlng of Victoria Division V
Sons of Ternperrmce on Monday evening
Arounnm will meet this evening at ti
Thotluarvllan under date ol Winthmp,
Me. Harsh l5_th, tosay that more nttou
tion should be given to exploiting the
summer tourist bnllnean; that where-we
now have pas vinlrq we ought to have
undrednnhat during the hot term the
oubarebeenuominatadwoontosttho- W ` V
to
N.. drama, thlnn I. hd “bought morennd hotels and facilities to get to
hntym wen too "is, w .wgm ; qw them the Island, with its :attractions
0
:tent by your rash nel. Howcveryou '
of
aliouldknow better than l,thougl| [doubt h°m'-5 h°“’ 35|?" ba” dm” by ur' Mr'
, lamvery very sorry that you have-al. csndaslrable summer residence for Mr
.
M
covery of diamonds ln the rsgionbctwi-cn lcmslng Prim' Marci' 23'
. the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay, ns Dr. i -M°h‘“°“   ,fi 5:05*
- -Copper  . .. FH 40.1.
ILR. ‘iii
I Baltimore. . . ..
ar splendid advcrtiserncnt for Cnnadu. .»\s C. P. R -. . . .  .
yet no lrun can venture to predict what iN- Y- C°“lf|`“l»-----
Erie  451 llli ’
` liilnmis centm1...... -iso mi
disclosed in the unexplored north lnnd ‘ Loumvme and Nan"
Mnnhattnn.......... ills
Metropolitan  _
Missouri Pacific. . ._ itll)
1 we ofrsr one rnmfn-ed Dorm Rewind |PelHwylv»nl» ~~~~~  Hll 1-121
Reading _ .. . . . 9|
Sugur'......... . . . _
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We the undersigned have ’krr°t'll5\iir0`l"(.)'J. S°“u'°"“ P“°mc' ' ‘°
St.Puul........ 
Union Pncillc.  . _ ..
U.S. . ‘
U. S Steel Pre'f‘d. _ Ulf U52
Dominion Steel 
Domlnionfstccl l’rl'd
noting directly upon Mio bloodand mucous i Dorn. Steel Bo|ids_ _,
Dominion Cool _  ltr; Hi
'Twin City . . . . .
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Tako lisll'sl"nrnily I’illslorconstlp.'it’un ‘-'°|°"‘“'|° "`““|  ~ "’i '-*iii
‘ The kind that gives fe-
I. C. Hall of the Acadia Hotel writes
hole Amarimn coast from Lew Jenny
Bar Harbor is tbnmged with hundred-.
thousiinds of tourists; that if yo had
ould draw n large number hither when
rv lriit few come. And more of the
enltlry class would establish summer
Donald of Dalway. I! the Island furnish-
cDousld, who in addition to-his great
vvlmlth receives a fixed salary of @0311
and expenses from the Standard Oil Com-
pany, it would with proper attention nt-
tract other millionaires by the score to
llkevrlse make their homes with us in
.'&llll.lllJ¢l'. \
\\`e want the tunnel ond until it is
built we want another nnd more power-
ful winter steamer. The Minister of Mar-
ine has apparently no very great iaith in '
This is no doubt due w the experiences of
the Mlnto Stanley and .\lonwalru und
the reports ol their ofliccrs during the _
passing winter. With us the general
opinion is that a powerful steamer, well
equipped and energetically operated
might greatly improve our service. lt!
would, however be useless for Canada to I
purchase any more winter steamers such
as the three we now have. Something
much more powerful is demanded. The
noone
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sooo
iccbrenking sienlners of whatever power. '
point we sought to make _vcslcrduy was -
that the Ministefndoubl. as to what!
winter strain(-ra can do allot-dsnstrong;
argument for the construction of tho 1
tunnel ns speedily as possible. i
i
AMODERN Mt-DICINE. 
Which Reaches and Cures All th
Little Ailments of Infants and _
Children. 
Babys Own Tablets is a. moderni
medicine which replaces barbaroun castor I
oil and poisonous “soothing” stuilr-. Thel
'I`nblc-tis ure ii sweet, harmless little`
lozengc, which children inkc readily, and f
which may be cruslietl in n powder or]
administered inn spoonful of water If
necessary/l`his medicine cures nil sloumch .»
:md bowel troubles. brenlrs up eolrlsl
prevents croup, allnys the pain ol'
teething and gives lrcqlthful sleep. .\n'i
you have a solemn guarantee that ii,
contains not one particle of opiate orv
igoisonoussoothlng stuiii Mrs. -I. D. Cllly, l
entherton, Que., says: “l have used,
Bnby`s Uwu Tablets for stonurcli und,
bowl-I troubles and liavr- nl\v:|yn found-
l-hom n most sirtisfzrctory mcdiclne_ and
one that keeps my children bright and;
l|cnlthy." You can get thc 'l`nblets from Q
any medicine denier' or by runil nt _Z3 cents .
it >ox by vvritint thc Dr. “lllinlns I
Mrriieim- Co., liroc ville,0nl.. I
~£_.._._._. I
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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EASY T0 USB, `BRlGH'l‘ES'l' AND BEST.
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I Druggldla and Dealer-a. Q TAKI N0 01'!-lllrt
 N”»OkkOo»¢O00o»¢0
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IT PAYS TD BUY AT PERKINS 
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We have put on our front counter to-day a big `
range of light and dark all-wool waistings, including
,l
all our French Flannels which 'we intend to clear at 
a big reduction. Read this list below.
I end pink and white fancy stripe worth 85c yard.
r end pale blue and white fancy stripe worth 85c yard. _
r end pink with nile green stripe and white check worth »
69c yard.
-_ -_ ‘I end pale blue with fawn stripe and white check worth
69c yard.
r end red with fawn stripe and white check worth 69::
'ard.
y r end fawn with fancy checked stripe worth 75_c yard. -
r end red with fancy checked stripe worth 7 5c yard.
- r end black and white stripe, silk and wool, worth 6oc
ard. -
y 1 end fawn stripe with paisley stripe worth 58c yard.
4 ends white fancy with pink, red, pale blue and Mais
stripes north (loc yard.
i end fawn fancy all wool worth 601: yard. `
r end pale blue with fancy stripe (all wool) worth 6oc
yard.
3 ends grass linen with colored stripes.
Yours for 45 cents yard
'l`his is only one of the many BARGAINS ve
are offering at reduced prices.
F. Perkins & Co..
SUNNYSIDE
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lzilf
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Iwi 177;,
1224.2 lfllj
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ON E CAUSE OF ANA EM li(
_..i.”».‘I.”.1’..’.§.'b‘L2"¢f"l.'.’_" .i‘.i'.§'¥i’.‘I.‘§.'~f.°“f».‘”||'.I“.'.'l" SPRING |905 SPRING 190
S,._ _yonx-_.4 N||d__ “muh 2|__[,~°,,,, “ap 'Mandrake and Butternut ure used occas-
_ ionnlly. li s uniiel for tl tor s.-h. i
init stennrcrs the Aurora and Pontlrcr, off I UVM. ,md b(,i,i,.ef|5_ Lrg", amy D;.°":m||';°';,»s »
the northern const, and the Al erlne and Pills. Price 2'ic.
i 
i \ ~ - or - - - - . f - in L..
- ' i , 6.`oo`u o5"' lv. Bummetfdl nv. au: mn -
‘ r ' ’ '= iiiili*-‘Tru i‘»'&‘.'{'§'l.°”‘ ' '$12-52';
 ‘ ‘ ` 1:51 I-ll Oleuy 1.13 yn.
_ ~- _ 1 - - ‘G 2.41 Alhmisn nu, G36
"  '   lrlignllhlv
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r Zonaitlen
suits.
just try it.
Money back if not as we
say.
Price 25c per lb.
' Prepared and sold only
A.W.Rcddin,Pi|m.B.
dolor-lt'ln the Prowse Block.
$141.1! ...
-Arrived
rnlnggm,
Rubhed With Order s 
- -BRUUE STEWART & C0’ _
  riwaer. 1 RDW R  
All the Time
The r mark is often made to us, “How is it, you are always so
busy ? " ‘The answer is a simple o_ne, we give such satisfaction in the
work we do, tlint our reputation is known for and wice, and every-
vvhure all over “Our Fair Island Province," even across the straits
to Nova Scotia. New Brunswick, Cape _Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in
fact in ull parts of the Brood Dominion we have received orders for
work. '
Is the question rr diiiicult one to answer? We trovv not. E
Sntistnction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-
ness.
Remember ns when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-
tion.
Y,
Fouurlt-rs, Engineers, lilacliiuists and Boilermakers,
Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf, ~
Charlottetown, l’. li. I. ‘
Phone |25. ` Box 1280. '
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We are quoting lowest market prices on ,
Heavy and Shelf _ _
Our prices are as low and in many cases lower
the jobbers of other provinces, and goods
some day as the order is received
  Rogefmidware lin
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wont series num ions
There is no need of ar|n\aaal_aho\|t rar
d lr We doltiosolitlnt ihe ru t

- I bo I .
` ighgrevreiallgd for lihd-tizllvgud. `
3 ell r
3 1| gy ‘ Phone 15,1
‘Da You Want a Winter
Suit or Ovcrcoat?
Let us make your winter suit or
overcoat-for you- If you are not
thoroughly convinced that we are
offering the best value you ev.r
saw, we are making these suits
and overcoats, prices ranging from
$15.00 up to $40-oo to more thor-
oughly introduce our great Tailor-
-ing Establishment. We use Fab-
lr-ics which are absolutely guaran-
'teed and give you your choice of
ifthe newest. nobbiest and richest
eiiects of the season We will un
doubredly give you the best fitting,
Ibest wearing and best_ looking
clothes you ever bad. ,
107 QUEEN STREET.
J0llN MCLEUI) & C0.
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Gramophone Records ec
The latest up-to-_date
Gramophone Records can'
now be had for ` ,
.-.\.,.l....... ‘»
50c and $1.00.
A great chance to se-
cure the latest songs.
speeches, musical select-
ions, etc. - _
Also a large supply of
Gramophones just receiv-’
ed. '
Call and see them. '
A. HORNE &' C0.,
Central Musi< Store,
Kent St.

INTERCOLONIAL
RAI LWAY
-WHY-
Canada’s Pamous_ Train
-THE-
“MARl'llME PXPR-ESS”
Does the Business between the
Sydneys, Halifax. St. john. Quebec
and Montreal;
--BECAUSE--
It’s dining and sleeping car ser-
vice is unequalled.
-Tau is wnY_.- _
Write for time tables, foxes, etc.
- - G- A. SHARP.-
Supcrinteudenl, P. E. I. Railway,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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