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° steam communication with the mainland.
I IIONDAY, MLY , 13 1901.
1 ~ ~ ~ '
the llrst made a reasonable effort to ca
° On this point it says :
` H e alS an d In the case of Prince Edward Islan
DR. woows 5 immediately aftercoiifederatioma staunch
IURWAY PINE gud mn-es the steamer was put on the ferry servlc
soothes the lung
~ coughsandcold
5°: Northern Light,' but still the winte
specially constructed steamer, ‘Th
5o Gigars.
Guaranteed to contain three
‘p---inds Havana Leaf to the thous-
was constructed, and has done good work
steamer, the ‘Minto,' was added, so tha
ai.das good as luis of lOc. cigars. c0u1dbe_
@,,Whi `f==»ile and retail.
Jarrv ;,in’s Drug Store-
THE "WITNESS" ON THB SUBSIDY.
The Montr al Witness discusses the
additional subsidy to P. E. Island, under
the heading "A olrant, not Better Terms."
Usually the Witness discusses public
questions with ahility,fairness and moder-
° ation, but there are some few things in th
article in question to which we feel bound statement. But what has the tax as it is
- ito take exception. The Witness errs ln
  assuming that the federalauthoritiesfrom re“on‘blemm1menb of me wrms uf
These little pill# work while you sleep, ` "7
S
8
d
ei
' hich w folio d f ars l ter by a
synun worst kinds of W “S We 9' ew Ye 8' e
‘ the service is now as good probably, as it
The “staunch steamer" of which the
Witness speaks as the first effort of the
Dominion to carry out its agreement was
amere burlesque upon good faith The
~_ I
   U Northern Light was something better, no
. . n
3'-‘ s f
doubt, but utterly inadequate, and who
The Baby  be F“ t the Witness says that with this boat on
and rosy-but many little ones ».--
thin, and puny, and fretful from i-- ~
paired nutrition. Give them PUTT-
NERS’ EMULSION, which
contains just what is needed to supply
nourishment and aid the vital forces
It is a mild and soothing food, bette
the winter service the service “was still
‘interrupted at times” it expresses but il.
small fraction of the truth. The inter-
ruptions were so frequent that there was
very little regular service at all and none
that could be relied upon for a single' day
in advance. The accommodations for
passengers _were poor and no one knew
r when freight or passengers wouldnreach
than any drugs. It soon builds up
their destination.
the little form, puts color into the When” °°‘”e’°° Speak °fi'»h° “em”
heeks and brightn ess into the eyes
And they like it, too l 
Be sure you get P U'I"l`NER’S
the original and best Emulsion.
Of all dru ggists and dealers.
-#__ _ _ _.1  _ _
Bicycles,
Blcycles,
e Bicycles. -
Cleveland & Welland Yale
line handled by Mark
Wright & C0. Charlotte-
town.
llissey-Harris
i ne P. G.Armour, Char-
lottetown. _
Gendron & Brantlord
lines McKinley Bros.
Charlottetown; and all
the above lines by
Rogers & Rogers at
Suinmerside. Agents
wanted in unoccupied
territory.Gatalogues and
~ price lists and full infor-
mation can be had by
droppinga. card to the
Canada Cycle & Motor
Co.Ltd..54 King Street,
St. John, N. B. `,
May 10 d & wtf.
I 1
ment now elfected the Witness saysz-
Prince Edward Island has been gener-
ously treated; there can be no doubt that
a court ofjustice would have thrown out
the Island's claims for damages as un-
reasonable under all the circumstances,
We are compelled to think this is a
most partial, unwarrantable and unjust
conclusion. We have not a doubt that if
the Island`s claim for non-fulfilment of
the terms in regard to winter service had
been referred to any competent tribunal
the Island would have‘recovered damages
to the full amount of what has now been
conceded. Her claim to regular steam
service winter and summer was as good
swick and Nova Scotia to the construc-
tion of the In tercolonial or that of British
Columbia to the construction of the
Pacific Railway. The compacts in the
case of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
and in the case of British Columbia were
carried out at a cost of many tens of mil-
lions of dollars. In the case of P. E;Island
no honest and reasonable e&`ort was at all
made to carry out the solemn agreement
for dfteen years after theagreement was
made. It was not till the Stanley was
put on in 1888 that the agreement was
even partially fulfilled. And even then
the service was still so inadequate that
for long periods in the winter there was
communication but one way each day,
with long periods each winter-a week to
two weeks at a time- when steam naviga-
tion ceased andneithei passengers mails
nor freight were transported is the
Government boat. Since the Minto has
been on, thanks to Sir Louis Davies,things
have been much better, but the service
_still comes far short of what the Island
p_~.ople were led to expect and had a right
U0 expect. It must be further improved
in the near future.
Bit, says the Witness, as if in exten-
\-I. __ _
~ -»~ '-”‘ - _L_ s._.,
llauiiilteniless
is A msensi-:
» Aancsiii
cunsn
IS YOUR HUSBAND BROTHER
FATHER. Hi) ci '31 ti relatives
amicted _wo the Disease cf Drunken-,-
ness-v?Withhsve a sure cure which can
be gf; en wrra or wrrnoor the know-
lcds °_f the intent and the ieiiow- _
ing' which speaks for itself :-
SAN F`R.Ar1crsco. Cai.. Dec. r. igeo
DR- W H__SlUNI_>ERS &C0_.. Chicago Ill.
Dear birs-- Kindly acce t my thanks
for th : wonderful and permanent
cures you have wrought on many
Rock); Point
Tho Steamer ELFIN
Will leave Charlottetown Will leave R’y Pt.
At 830 a in ‘
At io a in `
At ii.3c a m
At
Athain `
Aitgam
At nam .
Atzpm 3pm
Atzpm At5pm
At pm
 SUNDAYS.
At gain Atioam
_ 7 "';z45pm t :ii i5 pun:
U 4 5| _ 45%' , N
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members of my_ congregation. I have
orgamzedasrciety amon m _ mem-
bers to promote and  this mag
safe and speedy cure for :this dreaded
curse and _disease which so many are
afflicted with. You will learn in the
l very near future of the result of their
labors! sincerely hopethnt God willblese
is.: ‘?"..:‘.‘:‘;‘:.'a ,u°“ ‘° ".‘.“- °°°".;“.; ‘°
wor in sa »
fellow mortals rom the scene o (duet: E
Rf'-`lCli0i1. and place them on the road '_
wishing I could d ‘tp ggi
ln this noble and°w'di9t"§ woik, sl git,”
Yours in Christ,
" I R¢v.,]. M. B----_»
Wefhave and are cnrin thousan '
andlwe have hundreds ef_g\¢¢im¢,,{Ef'¢
on ile speaking of._these wonderful
cures. Send for particulars, enclosing
1 cent sump' r reply 'add ’
-' DR. W. H. SAUND¥RS LCD.,
1 Na. C.Cii¢l¢°»IH»..U.S.A. 
s
as that of the Provinces of New Bran- ll
_ t0_ live a sober and righteom life. Only E.
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K 6`UA.RBI.LN,0lLH..0l"liWN THIS EWLRI BLAKE. MAY 15'. ‘Wi
_nation of the long and shameful neglect
_and breach of good faith on the part of
the Dominion,- _
Prince Edward Island has been any-
thing but generous in her treatment of
the rest of the Dominion, and has no t
shown itself anxious to promote or estab-
lish the unity of the Dominion. It has for
years imposed aflue of $15 a lyear upon
Canadian commercial trave iers from
other Prouinces who who go there there
to do business, and this tax it proposes to
I increase to $50 a year.
We do not pose as an advocate or de-
fenderof the tax on commercial travellers.
But we beg to ask on what authorty the
Witness states that the Island proposes
to increase the tax to $50 it year? We
know of no authority whatever for such a
or what would lt if increased to $30 have
to do with our right to insist upon the
union! The Legisiatures of all the
r Provinces have their well-defined powers
and prerogatives. lieiilnd that lies the
power of uisaliowance vested in the
Goveruoi°o‘renei°al iu Council at Ottawa.
Ii' the Island Legislature in imposing the
tax had Esceeded its just powers the
couits could have afforded a ready
remedy. Failing that the Federal author-
ities still had po wer,if the other Provinces
_ " were realiy aggrieved, to have summarily
service, which was interrupted at times,
e
  wasasource of great complaint to the
-Prince Edward Islanders. In 1888 the
‘Stanley,’a powerful ice~breaking steamer,
_ disallowed the --act. This was not
done."  `
Furthermore it ought to be said in de-
- fence of the Island in imposing the tux_on
commercial travellers that the financial
19nd mmu-7 1°” YP” 3 second simuaz conditions ofthe Province were altogether
inadequate tor provincial house-keeping.
We have no mines as Nova Scotia.Ontario
and Britisi. columbia have, no forests as
those l:‘i-ein..-esaiid New .Brunswick and
Quebec ha. ., ii-om which to derive a pro-
vincial reveoue. Being a small commun-
ity we have but few manufactures. dur
trace, 'hampered by the want of regular
communication with the great markets of
the world; was small. These conditions
enabled the mainland importers to absorb
our direct import trade, and also enabled
the manufacturers of western Canadato
exploit the Island market. For years they
reaped arich harvest. Then travellers came
here in hundreds -and transacted a vast
volume of business, often in competition
with local men who paid heavy taxes and
lived in our midst. And all the while the
feeling of our people was that we were
refused a fair 'consideration of our just
claims against the Dominion.
We feel satisfied that if the Witness
will study the whole case in the light of
the facts and the statements mane oy our
representatives in Parliament it will at
least modify if not withdraw its unjust
strictures onthe Is1and’s claim, which is
now happily settled. '
L “_ _.-
"’ The life of the
business woman is
not easy. Usually
it is a monotonous
routine of work,
often aggravated
by the ill temper
or stupidity of
others. And when
_MAIL the physical con-
" dition of the wom-
an keeps her in
constant suffering,
it makes her lot a
hard one.
---‘ So' many women
have found entire relief from the ills
gculiarly feminine, by the use of Dr.
`erce’s Favorite Prescription, that it
seems almost criminal to neglect the
opportunity of a comdplete cure odercd
by the use of this me icine.
You are invited to consult Dr. R. V.
Pierce, of BuHalo, N. Y., either person-
ally or by letter free of charge. If your
case is severe or others have failed to
reach it, do not hesitate to write to or ic;
and see Dr. Pierce. Your letter will
read in private, its contents' treated as
a sacred confidence, and an answer
ppomptly returned in a plain envelope
aring no printing upon it. ‘Write
without fear and without fee.
“ I had been a great sufferer from female weak-
ness for about wo years," writes Mrs. Emma
Richardson, of Goss, Wayne Co., Ky. “Could
not do my work part of the time. I took four
bottles of' Dr. Pierce’s .___-
Favorite Prescription ,
and felt as well as -I
ever did. I have also
used Doctor Pierce‘s
Golden Medical Dis-
covery for ulceration
of the throat with
good results and half _
of oncbottlecured my ‘Q.¢> f
l throat when I could »;,_;`f'i.\ii, J
scarcely swallow."
The permanent 5`
benefit to health
from the timely
use of Dr. Pierce’s
Pellets is testifield
to by thousanc si
of women. They -'J'
regulate the stomach, liver and bowels.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
' _ ' i
LIME ! LIME!
Now landing--Ex Schr. Rapture.
550 barrels No. 1 Lime.
Will be sold low for cash.
LEMUEL M POOLE 8: CO..
.5-Il d4i wli Poole’s Wharf
i
tlllllilll _llllllSE.
i 1,-_M
= ALL NEXT WEEIL
Saturday Matinee.
rue oscar
»\/¢
_ l’l__cEWEl\l
__ Hypnotist and Mind Reader.
I ' llont Miss I-lim.
Night piice, 50e., 35c & 25c.
Matinee, adults, 25c, child-
dren 15c
iz-71d
gamamasamansn
-e:~°~'.":nf~'~ w .sf '-
-».
_ _ M., '...”‘ I;  -..»._ l  5'-;"'~  ' 4° ):f:c`/.;`_~_ is ""`7>“
 fl*
A Vain Lot.
There is something ‘ lireeiip, ’
about this last arrival of Sill;
Waists. You will soon he
wanting them, so get the pick
materials now; fastiioning un-
usual, prices riglit. They are
ihe finest styles in town, so
the ladies say.
We might call these last
addition to our silk waist
family “a vain lot.” They
plead to us to ,say nice things
about them, and we cannot
help tickling their vanieiy.
Best that We ever knew for
the price, and all New York
styles; and only one of each.
Get one for the Opera this
Week.-
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J .PATCH & Go.
@ i.;-lf)   I at low rates..
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LIVER? ST
RORSES,
coaciiizs,
svooins, -
naRoUcHi;s,_
' orzrr was cores,
OH mira b
ll
Telephone No l7l.
~ W. F. ROB
; E s-isiism
¥§!l§&¥'€
erms Reasonable.
F1 __
" Largo’s Livery
Boarding
Qgween

*cams to hire at
night. atsliorteet
member of tile-finn
mines.,
Hi nes boarded and
Coairteous
coioneo     i 
g Lance
---Wmsiai_l Suilngstm-se
This season _we imported the largest and most attrac-i _ ` '
tive stock ot' Color-ed Worsteds we ever had the pleas-  '
ure of showing our customers. J udging by the niiny _ ‘______
orders placed with us, this class of Suiting will be very _ ._
popular. They are dressy, wear well, brush well, hold 5.8 Aamhg
their shape when properly cut and made byus. We roissoidu
will be pleased to have you call and see our goods and ‘§,f,',§;“°’§°,,__sd‘ym
hou
get§our prices. l1>.=<.»n=w»'=
_and by virtue of w Power of
_Indenture .of lloatgngg
y of
_ ' _ gTwe_nt_y-eight da
- ‘ betweenibuiucan
' lor; 'llnnuiship niimber
- .  §Cqunty, Province 'of
:hd
- farmer and Catherine
~ M;0rriS  é¢_k_ ;one-part and Olivei-
itowu in said Conutv
other
_ A = iLasv of the
IIB
Another Offer ! 
We would like eve school irl and ever school bo on Prince E.lward '°°mm°“d°"‘.‘° mn'
[slaud to make an estimate of what they think population of Prince Etlwaro' oa'edeg_r_ees,e»sz_on.e
island is now, viriae it down and send us, no need to buv anything from- us. then” byailiaepai-sian ui
\ i obtaiusa brudth oil' nine
' Of course they will not enter our regular competition, but they wil. '*“°“ 1“'l=’» t_h¢°°€ 
_have a greater interest in our country' and ihe one whose estimate proves i 'mt ‘°th°‘h°"°‘ “d me
the nearest and reaches us before J une lst, wil receive a S' ver atoh fmentwdisgbumd 0,,
soon after the olicial number of the population is ma-io known. Neil aseoomid and suing
Keep a copy of the figures you send us.  Q (58). ao.-esofiaad, a anne
ln Ze her. Cambria. Oxford and woven gwis. Also li' o
ii... of sitiipimosr suinis ' ° " D-A. MAci<1NN0N.Lt
ree our window today. _ _-____  _
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s.
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.IAJUV is
l _
4 For sale at the usual places. _ ». Hay 3 d &q @f_ ' ' I _
- . _ . 1 .
i "1-'_ ' ' .~_~ '_`  _ __ _ _ ' . `
M M in ~ l l M 1  the ds
iture of
;MichALP. Begin ofthe
_ §graii¢¢¢im-miie ma 
being on Lot or Township
‘ bounds.-i ‘asfsiiows dei is
ry R y y Bedford Bay. it runs from
’ 1 il W . erly along the shore to
- of John D. McDonald and
_ able to a plan in the margin
' _ ` ‘ Commiss’ouer of Iiublic
I-3. VV- Taylor  M-»--»-ff-=
’ - with
i .' a
Jeweler. Cameron Block, Charlottetown. April 30-th, 1901 i:iVéeS'°'9;"':¢"*- *gm*
n I I
' ‘ ` haired,
- Dated this nth day of Nay, A.
~ - ‘l igmots
A Window Fuilof New “  
Sectember, A D.» 138 ,
For further particulars 
Shirts   and  New Neckwear Mkinnon &
1 Sgft Cglgrgd Shifts for warm weather to wear-without a vest.` I
' ' ‘ ` - Bar istcrs, Solicitors,
Warm weather Underclothing in Merino. Soft natural I 5- BAYFIEI-D WILLIAMS-
v001. B-slbrizgw. etc- - ~ ' ones-caiiiem Block,
 TC)'D.&Y M°°¢7_ *° |°°° °° RW 5311*'
Another large shipment of New Neckwear. JW 17d&W
 GI0rd0l1 &.|V|cLo||`al1 iuiisiiialroiuiis
f' l\|l'en’e Outfitters. `, _ _
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Parfect Emulsion
This preparation is
eitied, and cintaine
Easy Enough The Morris
. . . . ll 1 ' .
Paris Exposition. but a rare combine- ce eu; genera mme
the _tion ,of vifiiisnighoialiiy-L0.. P.-1....
'l.`here’s no second grade in the °'9“°" I" "°"°° “P
Become
f Strong
 _ Morris every one is built like a watch,
- perfect in the minntest detail.
_ Save for a slight difference in tone, '
Best color, you can not deiect a _ihimbleful
Pi s of variation among a hundred of
~ _ ' them.
ano  The Morris is a safe Piano to buy,
*_ It 8 bmw ta hat' e as to entirely disguise
_the oil, and can be
so ion under all
` . _ speedy and permanent
i } Small expense- small prodt.
HAi'l"l`lE 6: M
 ~ ~  ' »»-fi  ”= = ‘ ' ‘ 1" »  wer  »:.‘.-_-»-<»".~=wi 1 -in = ~ - » ' ~  s* -_ ' -_ _I "=,>f.s ;-'.~L .- ~, -- ‘ "in-.
as u iv .i su 5 4 1 lb s . A ., fi. , ,si A Q t .. ¢ __A A ;{, _,Wi 1/ _ms 1___);,; ,,_ _,,_,,¢_a§_ T__ _,‘__»_;,¢§;‘; ik; _ _._(,., Jw. __\.J.;4._v_:_£,_
,. n ‘~ ,~ 2 1 , ` =.-r-5*'-ti fr" :ii »..-‘“    _.ff »=f= ‘ fi'
_-._ v .->_- ‘., -_;,, _Leis-f -_ - ,A .~ _ ,’,~_V  __-.L_
iioiiv-'M' °
' And those i1 aweak o
condition; are urged to
of Cod
_ are qualities Piilrle Cod!
_ the Hypophoep 'tes o
to `  Not only a medal winner' at the soda and Gumcwol' ,gh
» fic beneficial aciion on
vous system and the
mates sound, healthy
_ _ enables weak and delicate
to
it is prepared in SHCI! 5
the
perfect convenience by
I U   M I  prompt and favcribletc
| l  _ . disorders and bringml!
1
 A small store- Sm ill expense, _ gg pu- g,¢¢|¢, Al
` ` -lfauufacturtd W”
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