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Hair Vigo r o
Asplendid dressing forthe hair,
. keeping it soft and' glossy. lt
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RUSS WEARERS
you' wears truss or used- tn
,£1 onsyoushouldraow that we
char absolute na action in nt,
in comfort, is relief sad in wearing
uaiit .
QA vysriet of mage ci* trnises
slsva o neaesuaaseect
¢;.¢ .i§:£§::&n\Fevrry ease.. Os.
ggpef ' 1| many dll! has
madens upon. Private roots f r
truss dttin . Our only charge is a
moderate &e for the ruas.
No ehargejor services .
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecsries' Hall.
 
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For the Finest Finish
Photo Work Come to th
. Leading Studio
CARBONS
PLATINOTYPES
ARTIUTS PROOFS
Q59. H. cook.
IIIW Dssnsrsav snocx.
The Studio where baby is always
, " welcome.
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' Our p
Silver Department
is fril of suggestions in
“lgy nouns nos?
KNIVES. FORKS. SPOONS.
and attractive serving pieces for the
variations of possible elegance. A
glance over our rich display is a
study full of bright points.
W. W. WELLNER,
IENELLER.
Ch’town.
éounie
Keep Your
Teeth Clean
Euthymol Tooth Paste.
Parke, Davis & Co.. z5c a
tube.
Formloid Cream, Wam-
pcle & Co , z5c a tube.
Saponaceons Tooth Pow-
der, H. J. Mabou, 15c a bot-
tie.
sorn sv
H. J- l`lABON,
In Dr. McLelinn‘s New Bldg. 1
Next Cox Hotel.
Up-to-date Druggist.
Souris. P. E. island.
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|iThe beautiful iinish on our laundry w
mlkes its pleasure for the wearer, and the
miratlon of the observer.
Your lady friends w ll admire this bea
and your good judgment, if you have
laundry work done up al ile.
STAR STEAM LAUNDR
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allows perfect freedom
to every vein, joint
and muscle; the best
fitting and most corn-
fortable shoes ever
ipfide. They iit like
g oves,snugly but with-
out pressure.
$3.75 for Boots,
$3.00 for Shoes.
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THE TEA for an evening
party-.
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Phone 56. T
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We have just received a
[quantity of yery nice bor_1_ei§S
Fish, put up by a relia e
man. _ 1
We can guarantee this Ot
to be pure Codfish and a first-
onsr & ogg;
schooner For snr.
boil
The ‘chn P. “ Reyuoldh as *ou.‘\’shfel\l¢¢ll1:l.
build, bottom oak and NDP*
i||cron|i1l!°'*““°"d nd pd-Nd In 
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- wo* 'md mffggg, fast sailer, MPC 5
for sms; saving lam “N” °"
‘J-csavuile For particulars IWW 1° 9-he;
|“g\¢|||»¢a, l. ll. Customs, Bonris. *
"mu is new laid up. or in
GEO. W. IRKAY-
cilnon, new L°n<1°°~
table. We show goods in all their
class article. l
.Reporters and Correspondents
l Everywhere-
Davrn Reid, Victoria Crosa,hss sold his
, trotting bred stallion Patton Hhs: to
Dr. A. E. Smith, V; B., llonusgue.
Mrs. Forscy, who resides inhiexico, has
been in St. John for the past few days,
Her mother and sister came down from
Ottawa to meet hor on Saturday. Station
Master Truemsn oi’ Moncton. who is Mrs.
Forsey's uncle, ioincd the party. Mrs.
Forney and Mr. Tniemnu want to Monc-
ton last evening, and the latter will
shortly visit friends on P. E. Island. Mrs.
and Miss Bowles return today to Ottawa.
-St. John Sun. _
Tn; Department of State Ottawa at the
instance of the Customs Departmantbavo
communicated with the Board of Trade,
Alberton, asking for the specific claims cf
the shippers of fresh frozen fish for rebate
of excessive customs charges at Vanceboro.
Parties having claims against the United
States for excessive charges in this mat-
ter should filed the-ie claims at once with
the respective secretaries of our Boards of
Trade so that they may be forwarded to
the Secretary of State who is carrying on
the negotiations with the American Gov-
ernment.
Msnrnrms of Mayflower Division were
very much dlsuppainled nn Tuesday
evening, when the members of Ever On-
ward Division, who had planned to visit
chem did not come. A suitable program
had been prerpsred and the sisters had
arranged to treat the members of both
Divisions to cake and coffee. Although
disappointed in not having the visitors
with them a very happy evening was
spent. Brother Lawson, Provincial
Deputy,haing present was called upon to
install the (Ulcers for the present quarter
which are as follows:
W. V.-Geo Lewis.
W. A.-Grrtie Bell.
R. S.-W E Burke.
A. R. S.-Berta Lewis.
Trans.-Percy Gates.
F. S.-Beatrice Burke.
Chap.-Samuel Good.
Can.-Percy Burke.
A.. C -Etta Gates.
-Vernon Bufke.
-Steve Bolsncr.
P. P.-J R Bell.
Drmnas and Vicinity-The snow has
disappeared io n considerable extent duf-
ing the past week, and the bridges and
some high places on the roads are now
bale, causing parties hauling large loads
considerable annoyance. The sehr Morn~
ing Light is undergoing repairs at Bridge-
town and har owner, Capt' Richards, ex-
pects to have her finished by the time
navigation opens. It seems strange that
in this province, once the scene
of such large ship building industries,
there are not more vessels owned by the
different flrmsengaged in the shipping
trade. Our const waters team with cod,
hslre, and herring, for which many vessels
from Nova Scotia come to our waters to
engage in fishing every season, and many
of them go hcrneward bound with a full
faro. It seems - that the develop-
ment. of our fisheries is some
thing that might profitably re~
ceivs more attention from tho Tribnnes
in our Provincial Senate Chamber. It
appears to the writer that n great mistake
was marie in placing the control uf our
fisheries in the hands of the Federal
Government at Confederation. The
freshets cuusod by tha late soft weather
have given our mill owners a full supply
of water to drive their machinery, and as
most of tlhe farmers in this section have
been more careful of their forest lands
than have the people in other sections of
P. E. Island, our saw mills have plenty to
do all winter and mostly all summer. The
good ice on the Grand River during the
lust few days has caused a great many of
our young men, who have fast horses,
to spend the evenings on the
river training up for record smashing.-
Eiectlnn day pssscd nfl' quietly here,
although it was evldentfthat some men
who should be setting n better example
to the growing generation, had a little
more enthusiasm than cold water or tea
would account for. These men certainly
domct realize what n glorious privilege
they enjoy wbon they have a right to a
voice ln the Government of their country.
If they studiei the history of the fight
for the Franchise they would than
perhaps realize better that their right to
vote has cost too much blond, and too
many noble lives, und ls too sacred in ba
bsrtered for a bottle of rotten whiskey.
on
swf”
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Dear Sirs,-This is to cnrtify that i have
been troubled with a lame back for fifteen
yearn.
I have used three hotties of your MIN-
ARD‘S LINIIIENT and am completely
cured.
It gives me great pleasure to recom-
mend lt and you are at liberty to use
this in any way to further the use of your
vain sblo ` medicine.
Two Rivers. ROBERT ROSS.
losses cani If
Bnoolrnlnn Nofrll.-Tha social' and
dance at St. M»rk’s IM 7, ua the night of
has had a vary successful scsaon continues
tosecure within his traps and anares
lam] valuable prizes.-A_ fox dragging a
ch nhasbeen fraqniatiy seen' in this
locality. It is supposed, that lt must have
recently escaped from its owner, it being
vary tame.-Jas. Ready, formerly ot
tnsiuterostaoltho Masses Harris Go.-
savcn your old son of Joseph
Doyle, GiouRHl’l'!» who recently
sustained serious injuries through n fall
to agitate the public mind. Re-
cent events have thrown valu-
able light on the subject and with the
assistance of skilful detectives about to bo
employed the mob will be thoroughly
intended v tl and his friends to seek
legal redress s ably demonstrated by a
forcible and lo ical spaeoh,delivered from
some serious accusations were .ndis-
criminavely hurled at his fellow wcrkmen
Rich Rcd Blood,
Strengthens the Heart, Keeps
solve It today; yet even when evidence of
actual condition und deal with it as w
the race of life simply because they are
failing in strength. Instead of using Fer-
rozone which rsvltallzes all the functions
of the body,forms rich, red blood,improves
digestion thereby r¢ newing vitality and
endurance, they simply drift along until
the doctor or undertsker confronts them.
If Ferrozone was unpleasant to take, or
if its action were not immediate and per-
manent, if physical improvement were
not of the highest value Lo the individual,
there might be some excuse for deferring
the use of this remarkable tonic.
If your health is inconsequential than
Ferrozone mfiy be dispensed. with But if
h al h d vi i u more ower and
e t np gor g vs yo p
comfort, can`r. you sea the foolishness of
denying yourself the many advantages of
using such a grand medicine?
Do the fair thing by yourself, go right
to your riruggist and get Fsrrozone. You
will then know what perfect nealth, good
spirits, and strong nerves really mean.
Ferrozone like other gnnd things, is
grossly substlvuved, so insist on getting
Ferrozons, which is prepared in tablet
form and sold only 500 boxes, six boxes for
$2.50, at nil dealers, or by mall from N. C.
Poison Bc Co.. r{lngston, 0nt,. and Hart,-
ford, Uonn., U. S. A.
THE SMALLPOX SITUATION.
SIDNEY, April 5.--The health officer to-
dsy ordered the Y. M. C. A. to be closed
until further notice, on ucoount of small-
pox. There have been no new cases of
this disease to-day so that the situation
remains unchanged for the past. two or
three days. At: present. fourteen houses
are quarantined, and there are twenty-six
cases nearly all of which are at the infect-
ious disease hopital.
HOW THE COCAINE HABIT STARTS.
Generally from using csturrh snuffs and
ointmants containing this deadly drug.
It is well to remember that the only direct
scientific cure for catirrix is Cntsrrhozone,
which cures by the inhalation of medicar-
ed sir. Slmp y breathe Catarrhnzong,
and it will cure sll forms of C~itarrh,Brnn¢
chitls, Asthma, Lung Troubles and Deaf-
ness. Every breath from)Cm.arrhozone,
inhaler soothes, heals and relieves. Per-
manent euro guaranteed even though
other remedies failed. Try Catarrhozone
Krice $1.00; small size 25s. I)ruggisis, or
. U. Poison Sc Co.,Kingswu, Ont.
Dr¢.IlAnur.ToN°s Prr.Ls cons Brnnrons
Nasa.
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y has blighted
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 many lives
 hsoause k
3,( the pain caused
` \_i\_U\‘0by
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ii study. _
.’i'|\s,`p'a‘d£\lvan| child too often
becomes _tho unsuccessful lnan.
Our success in 'fitting
Q loo
Ladies’
Tignlah, now of Bostoo,is visiting his i .
‘aisocrMrs. L. Foley.-Capt James Mo ,f C
cms crrrgnnu was nm on minimis ‘ T
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nn.. ........i... of ...say ,........,; 
That peculiar case, heretofore man
tioncd in these columns, continues
and Coats
   M  Just rcccivcd
ill lows nl li   
,;fr;;§§m\;_g;;z~_-;,;°_q;:g MEET ME AT THE ALwAvs BUSY STORE.
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T lllilil liiiliilii   
° . ' . " ont. p A. ,mn sr :nn um.-mano
Gallant, the distinguished trapner who
The
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 Makers   Perfection ’
oasis of Holm. In England at iii `
strong Blood Flirtioesihe Nerves,  
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;';:..;;.;:¢..:.:r°  t~ Popular ' Finish, ,
To keep abreast. ln the uncensing rncc  
that con ronts us, both energy and reserve ‘ v
strength are essential. Strength is power.
Power is money~that‘s the way we re- i V
falling strength and dwindling power be- 4,   an
comes manifest very few of us face the O
0
would with something involving mone- o
ta? value. `
hcussnds of people are fnlllng behind in C  ’
0 o
  all
Stanley Bros. 5iZ¢5_
reasonable prices.
1 I 2.
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We have received from one of the best fish packers on the Is-
land a quantity of dried and boneless Codfish which wc are sell-
ing at fine prices by pound, quintal, 5 quintal, or box.
A150 in St0Ck fi fllil 11116 Of canned Lish to select from at
PHONE sANnE|%soN at co.. _
f0¢@1'S- Sunnyside.
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dow.
MILLER BROS.,
Conuolly‘s Building,
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Queen Street,
chilclren’s eyes is very grat-
if in 0111' 11120106 making r.An1r,s AND osNrr.sMsN.-
R  D D I N B  _J P ~- -..- -»-== itypoiible for us to suit the Hovi
“E most difiicult cases. §‘§§
To the Electo|’§ of
Ward Two;
8
ed by the electors of Ward Two.
  Whltc’s Vcivcicch Kis`s€S  :oi .\G.F.Huichcson   .,0.,,..e.,..,,,y
, , h r sf
lose may Us °"”P‘Y "‘° M" °“' ° ms ‘ sxrrnr oPTrcrAN. ‘ .
]A'M ES EDEN.
'pcm mo ,s',,|llMl””mmwmm mwmmwwMw ' , ‘~ , .1 if
A
n received s requisition largely
ve decided to nominate asa can-
didate for Councillor for that ward.
elected twill do my utmost to
ote the interests of the citizens
NUW I5
THE TIME
To have your carpets laid-to
have your old furniture RIL-
PAIKED, UPIlOl'.§'i`ERED, and
made to LOOK Lllil-I NISW at 3.
very small outlay.
Special attention paid to case
work, jcbbing. etc.
Prompt attention.
Low prices. _
Wm. Brawders,
Cor. Fitzroy and Cumberland
Streets.
5l\s ¢i
Fcl’s
Naptha Soap.
This iss soap which is very
highly recommended,
Will wash everything washable,
clean everything cleanable, and
hurt nothing.
7C per cake.
for 256..
Jenkins & Son
IF YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
going to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week he-
fore, but
When it is Destroyed
You are too bite. Remember the
old adage, “There is no time like
the present." and no insurance
like ours.
I-I EUIZEEI
E.
K Rep-qeseutlng Th enix of l-inrtlord,
Canadian Quebec.
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