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Stomach
In&cates poor digestion, and the
digestive organs require toning up
byllunnocx Btooo Brrrrizs. _ The
wind is caused by the fermentation of
.igagfrom imperfectly digested fo0d
§ or a faulty condition of the digestive
=-iaggans, which, if ncglecwfli m’~_\5t
 &ad to stomach and blood troub_l¢'S»
 as indigestion, jaundicei
éiiousness, or bad blood. All theS¢
 common _complaints which
§B.B.B. cures in any stage of the
g We now giveyou testimony‘ffom
 who *avg used‘ B.B.B.:
3 _ January 23» 190°-
>= “With gratitude I can'testify to the
 mnderful curative Esvers of BL'Rn0_CK
E *xo Bu-1-g35_ t summer I “SS
med with indigestion so badly that
E miner I ate caused me torture. Eating_'
‘fi hier. dread to me. I tried Doctors
_E ieiie, but got no relief; then a fnend
g ””‘§~,,¢n¢j¢d B_B_B. I got a bottle and
§i» ggking a few doses began to feel
1 £3 By the time I had taken two
ig; I was as well as ever and have had
ggqbl in that wa. since."
_ lfiits. Mmsiii'C.4lni-:, Arden, Ont.
_April 5, iqoo.
HANNAH MULLINS, Highland Grove,
Uni., wiites: " Buanocx Btoon Bir-
ISS has done me more good than any-
' *I have ever taken for my stomach.
fgj get eat, had pain in side and back
iii very miserable. I was run down
3 dmdow but one bottle of B B B
ee. ‘agus feei,perfectiy well, and have not
_-,`  gpqbled since."
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Tea
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and be convinced we have'
what we advertise.
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FRIDAY MARCH 15, 1901.
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FOR BETTER ROADS. t
The movement for better roads is being
energetic-illy pushed in the United
States. The National Good Roads Associ-
ation is being co-operated with by the
railways. The farmers want better roads
in order to facilitate the hauling of their
products to the railway stations and the
city markets( _Tlie rai1v¥Q» people lmow
‘tint thc w`a`gcn~ roads in-c 'uic_sl1-import
ant and necessary feeders to the steel
roads-
J ost now the Illinois Central Railway
together with the National Good Roads
Association have entered upon a plan to
be put in operation next month by which
sections ot good roads at various focal
po nts between Chicago -and New Orleans
will be constructed as object lessons.
‘ The railway ~will convey tree all the nec-
essary plant to the various points where
operations will be carried on. The com-
panies which eell road-making machines
will supply the necessary machinery and
expert operators. Each community will
be expected to supply other labor. teams
and materials required.
Then the operations will be begun.
According as the experts find the
material at the place of operation to
be best adapted they _will proceed
to constructs. model dirt road, to cost
$500per mile, or a gravel road costing
$156) per mile, of a. mscadamized road
costing $3,000 per mile. At each place of
operations a convention of legislators,
farmers and others will be hel'l at which
good roads and how to make them will
be discussed, and this with the expert
work done will afford the best possible
education in road making. The section
of road constructed will also remain as a
perpetual evidence ofthe value ofa. good,
permanent wagon way.
The Chicago Tribune tells that the
movement creates great interest and that
other railways will follow the example
set by the Illinois Central.
._ ..@.-_->-_li
It appears that Mr. Carne_gie’s promise
of $100,000 for a library for Ottawa A-City
was obtained on the oflicial application of
the Mayor. There may be a valuable hint
in the methods disclosed which proved so
successful in the case of Ottawa..
ii
Principal .Hadley of _ Yale University,
speakingaiew nights  is
said to be the richest" church society in
New England, said : -
“We shall have an emperor in Wash-
lngton within 25 years, unless we can
create a public sentiment which, regard-
less of legislation, will regulate the
trusts."
This is no doubt the form in which
“imperialism " really threatens the
Republic far more seriously than in the
_acquisition of territories beyond the
lseas. The nation readily takes up an
idcl, mc, if cciy cc quickly discredit mic,
as in the 'case of Dewey. Some day a
popular idol, with the brain and will of a
Napoleon, and backed by the trusts
might become what he would in the
United States. 
_ __*_____ _
Mr. R. E. Mutch, the popular represen-
tative of the McCormac Manufacturing
Company returned to the city yesterday,
having been on a business trip to the east-
crn part of the Province.
Mr. Nelson Doull, employed for the last
Hfteen months with Mark Wright &. Co.
left last night for Los Angeles,
California, where he takes a position
with the Murray M. Hairis, Pipe Organ i
Co. _
THE outward cargo by the Stanley'
yesterday inclndcdthe following;-15 bags
mail, 130 dressed hogs, 95pkgs beef and
mutton,23cases eggs, 35 bbls of meats.
4 bbls oysters, 34 cs.'cow’s milk, 2.000
bush. oats, 240 pkgs. hides, 20 bbls, hide _
and a quantity of Sundries. "
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night. _ _ _ __
Rev. W. H. Smith, left Wednesday for
New Glasgow, N. S. to visit his futher
whois in very low health.
Di. Dickey left last night for New
York, and will be absent a month durluir
which time he will devote his attention
to specialties at New York Hospitals Mrs.
Dickey will remain in Halifax with =her
father Dr. Trenaman. '
the result oi his tour weeks trip through
the Province. ‘
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Tm-: mail special _which connected with
the Minto reached the city at 12.8)
yesterday.
Yasrnanar acopy ot the will ot the
port was filed. The estate of the deceased
was valued at $&).llJ0. A portion of the
bequest is tor charitable purposes; the re~
mainder is divided among the children
and grand children.
_ _
In this city. on the 14th inet., Martin
O`Shea, aged 78 years. f
morning, March 14th, Jackson Lowrie,
aged 72 years.
[Funeral from Hospital to-day (Friday)
morning at ll o’clock, to Marshlleld.]
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No Trifllng _
With the Nerves.
When you can’t sleep at nights and
toss in misery longing for daybreak to
come, do not yield to the temptation
ates. They only hasten decay.
Let reason rule. Get right downto
the foundation of the _trouble and build
up the system by using Dr. Chase‘s
Nerve Food.
This great restorative is in pill form'
and contains the very elements of na-
ture, whlch o to for -
8 m new red cor
puscles in the blood and create new
nerve cells
date lclentlflc Preparation which
°' i used
persistently. because it actually 're
|’°Y'V¢S- » If 1_8 Pspeciall-Y recommended'
almost invariably arise ‘ from -exhausted
cents a box at all dealers, or by mail.
Dr. Chase’s‘
R' 
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 is a t' ying month
‘_"` There is health,str¢ng{h and vigor In
 _ ur is _ect Iron and Vhne 
Jw) givengreat satisfaction. We cheerfully ii-
Cheap Light
U/ some Lobetere, one lb ilsti,
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estate ot the late Capt. Alyward et South"
mi-sn. i 
[Funt ral at 9 o’elock Saturday morning. ]
- At the P. E. Island Hospital yesterday A
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to use morphlne,~cocaine or other opi-
nerves. #_ Dr.'Chase’s \Neri'é= 7Foo¢1, 
l ‘xl ’° _ggi $4 _ ' _
_ _ . _ _ *_ * 2"’ ' -' ` ' r.'r‘..»¢_..} -dm ,_ ,,.,m,.‘
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Mr. J. H.-Hunter, Alberton, is in the ` ‘ _ 9 .5 il  5 "5  __ _
'   $2 @ 5 ' ll . ‘ l I 2 'W _ _
Mrs. Benj. Davies, was a passenger by* - » _ 1 _ _  l  _ '
the outbound special to Georgetown last - _ '
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Ifiscf ccursevery   italian
lmyiflgentullaundiied shirt there’s adia-
*im* =°VfDZ.and ¢¢0nol`117- ` The 
facturer saves the cxpcnse`_`_oi_ 
and finishing. which is really al good 
oi an item, and consequently sells to 
at a considcrablechcapcr price. _ And let
usassureyouthesearethe best that can
be bought for the-mo
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White unlaundriecl shirts -made of 
seams and continuous facings, all _'sizes,_
pficc soc- -
We opened more new ties yesterday. i 4 A
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It is worth while to remember that - - : _'f - N. Y' z ' Y _ I ~
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is not a _pamm ' ' ' 1* " _l _` _ _ ' ___
medicine, but the greatest prescription ` ' - _ _  ` _  _ 0 -  ' 
of Dr. A. W. Chase, author. ot~th‘e fam- I » -  - ~. ». \  _
ousxeipt book. _ _ 5 _
D hase's Nerve Food .ij on cup.f¢. __ _
» _- 'hafs " ” . H ' ' .
proven. itself to be i f ' .i' * ` ’ -" r A _ ‘1
vous diseases It tgriizigtc faoil al? ner _  ~ The  
_ _#builds and revitallzes. the wasted I
for ills peculiar to women. becausethey ' l
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 in every table spoonful of it.  » ‘ "" _ _
" O Bri't` h li f '
_ recommend it to an _  r -- ~-~- ~ -»
_“_ Soo at 75c per .tle. Prepared by  Q
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 i. w. nfnnm, rim. B- » _    »
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”;{___. » The Square Druggist. _   __,,_i__,_
_ff ,Sum__3_de_ ' _ s  __ ' For onc~dollar_'s worth Pl!  _. ,  I
_,f(_,__; _ - _ ___\l\>\,. t ose pretty souvenir medals o  __ 'boy s ret m`Houtli A '
».__,_\;_ _________F__A_§ ____A__qE_____ _ J.. See our line of Fancy Gaotl¢i____}.or Xmlw-=ti~'e'rls._ r ' 
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____ THE -    Our Spring Cloths in the latest novelties and newest designs
J _ty are da»ly airiviug
Call and make your selections for Spring Suit, from our large
   __ if Latest style. beet workmanship and perfect iii; gum-5,ngeed_
 Also see our large szock of Gents’ Furnishings.
and select stock
_ ifortify yourself against an attack of `\ `5 l `
nZ»`P¢ or_ severe cold hy using a tottle ` ’  ' 0
f our Bntish Be ef IRON and WINE. Q4
fit co1;_taius Fill the nutrit ous qualities _ ` `
o tres bee con h`i d 'th 1 bl ‘ _
salt of Iron, in iouiid slierg 8 so u e -   ' * " ~
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Growing girls inill health should use  ~ ‘ - ___ V ' _ ...__ _. .__ _ _ _ _*___ _ _
ccccsicnciiy \v.HEELER‘sBctccic Bmcrs fn' tha `  7_,’lZf;~'f /1?" f._ff?§;’fF.;  _ '1§1§?7,~i~Ll;f__»fsl~._{ gf' QW
`a purely vegetable and reliable remedy for ’ _ _ _ -3?-Q _ I ~  1-'__'._§_‘;L '__ _Q _"»_;“'_?_§~_l_~"ffjQi5§_f,_`  "
all irregularitiesof the system curing  Evenlngs-‘J __ _ _ ' ` _ - I  _._  ‘xy . 9 P
 Headache Bilousness Sc Dizziuess. Onlyl C I T,(i(l"= t '~ » ' s I ‘ f . I s ‘ °
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aeaeeaaeaaaee “° ' @~»c:_'. _;°.';_§;1_§°a‘:: lu _  _    - i   _ - t P   _   s 1 t PEYSWN
_ limported toharlottetown. which  _ A ~ 0 .. 1_ _.-- P  i Q'  ` Q " 'cf is E ` ._ .
_ ,___._` Iwillecll in four gallon lotsat 21  _ I _     I _ ~ '_ _  "___‘_ ‘ » _
"I s _ ~ . ,l\_i\‘_ agalicc   " . _ _ ~ A ‘  uf
_ _mf _ { 1 ' _ A _ _ _ _
=_ lr, 25 ‘ .1 ' _ i
t Cabs for  B--»   
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\` er on’s ow- ow, ~- air  r s e ~ °  ‘ _ is 
 ¢fc§;_§»5~___ ‘L °" 22°’ s A New Spring Overcoatm s "~ mme
Our first lot of 20 carriages just in-nice new?
_patterns-moderate prices. _
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Brahmin. We Bell the garmin:
eticle,
Goods it City.
Phone 208. ' ~ ‘
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  New  ' 
New Ncclr1§iilWe,ar.
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llr. D. E. Brown, representing Dear- ri ` *  V __ _ ` j.1»._ _
born&Go. St. John N. B., crosses to _ ' »- _ _ _
Picton £048!-on his wa! to SydneY» be- _.  _ - -' " ’  
fore returning home. Mr. Brown reports I   _ _
busincs8800d and is well satisfied with _ ' ._  I ' l '  'PV ?` . ' ~ ‘ .sl _
cotton, linen bosom and wrist bands, lillcdf’
BAYFHD
Alexandra.
Price 20c. each
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