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ARDIAN. GHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUAI Y 6 11501.
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ENURMOUS BAIILESHIPS PATRIQUC MQNUMENT |:UN|)‘§§'ii~*¥iffihm#I
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preparations l'nlcr Wiy for a Batch of 18,000 .M0.~...C.a~0W...D..D....._..~.f _ . .0
T0] awal’ Machines. MISSBRIDGETKI-ILLY,Teacher. .
' i * -° JOHNSON HA Y WOOD.
bgtch of tirst-class lutttlcships that will
gut-Herod ll-:rod inthe mutter of size.
Hitherto \ve have kept our monsters of
me deep down to 15,003 t-cnsas compared
qighlzitlotltons odd in the French, Ger~
man, Russian. :mtl Vnited States na-
,.ie_q_ : ~rance, in her latest
,,hip5_ is izoimr to l.`3,U00 tons and
hgs talked of 1.. ill. llie lnited
States. wliicli\\':is mice a partisan uf
i.m0<1erate <liinen.~ioiis." has gone up to
15.000 for her latest ships. On that dis-
placement both nations have got,
gungsntl :irinour than British f
more
signs
isettled. but it will consist of four I2 inch
Its adoption now is of a somewhat
half-heart-ed nature. Objections have
been riiised against. it on the score
of the weight. of its projectile, ‘.200 pounds,
which is rather heavy for manual use.
The recent. vast. improvements in
pyigvhle. In order not to bc left bchind,|aruior-six inches of Krupp armor are
,nd still preserve vnri ous heavy
deemed essential for British ship. our ,
Aflmiralty have decieed to put on weiglm l
gzidthe new battleships , Queen and Prince l
plane are now being prepared fir a new
lit t I’
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Nervous
Dyspepsia. I
In thls age ot nervous ciseases, when
pggiple cn all siucs`are falling victims t,
to nervous prostration, paralysis loco- `
mc-tor azaxiu anti other dreadful ala- t
dies, it is a comfort to know that you
gan turn to Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food
(pills) with absolute assurance that it
will thoroughly build up and revitalize
t.e feeble. wasted nerve cells.
ihlr. Joseph Geroux. 22 Metcalf street,
0-_¢;w:1. Ont.. writes: "I was nervous,
had headache and brain fag. I was
restless at night and could not eep.
My appetite was poor, and I suffered
from nervous dyspepsia_ Little business
cares worried and irritated me. After
having used Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food for
about two months. I can frankly say
that I feel like a new man.
"Hy appetite is good, I rest and sleep
well. and this treatment has strength-
med me wonderfully. Dr. Chase‘s Nerve
Food is certainly the best treatment 1
ever used. and I say so because I wunt
to give full credit where it is due."
Dr, Chase's Nerve Food makes the
blood fi;-li, the nerves strong, and re-
mi-eg yjgyg to the whole system: 50
rents. gt #ii e1.~4lcfS'- 01' Edmanson.
Bates & Converts. ’l`s.“2.13_f°-
Dr. Qhase’s` -_ I
Nerve Food..
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We Have Secured Bi.
liitiitir ,_ iii cRoci<ERvl
9- AT A 9-
llllll BAHRAIN.
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In this lot is a large num-
ber of plates which we have
placed on our counters at
Wonderfully low prices. i
You \v.li have scme idea
when we tell you that we
equal to it foot of Havey steel ai-mor, or
eighteen inches iron-have, liowever,
rendered absolute necessary a more
Powerful weapon than the
convenient 100-powder six inch.
'l`wo years ago in was practically decided
to mount the 7. 5 inch gun in all new
ships. hut for some unaccountable reason
the decision hung fire.
A feature of the new ships is that
owing to their enormous bulk, they will,
it is hoped, risk only comparatively small
inconvenience from a torpedo. As that
weapon cm now be fired with accuracy at
ranges of u. mile or more, the torpedo is a
far more important weapon than it was
four or tive years ago, Submarines. too,
are:helping to make the torpedo a serious
rival to the guu. Some measure of sul-
vation lies in the bulk, for the bigger the
ship the more easily can systems of
\va.ter-tight. compartments be
élrllpliiied .~Loii lon Chronicle.
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HOCk€y 1 901.
.oi~i.~is at Charlottetown.
Ifeliruary Tth-Senior and intermediate
Ci-y~ruls vs. senior and intermediate Vic-
February 12th -Senior and_int,e;-mediate
~;\l>¢‘lZ\\'€lLS vs. senior and intermediatei
brystal at Charlottetown.
The dates of the student matches and
other cu‘.side games will be arranged
ater.
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HIS OWN FREE WILL.
Dear Sirs,-I cannot speak too strongly
I of the excellence of MINARDS LINI-
" MENT. It. is THE remedy in my house-
hold for burns, sprains, etc.,and we would
not be without it.
It is truly a wonderful medicine.
JOHN A. MACDONALD.
Publisher Arnprior Chronicle. `
HER NOBELST TITLE.
(Cincinnati Commercial-Tribuhe.)
History may not classify her Victoria
the Great. But the great heart of human-
ity will ever distinguish her as Victoria
the Good, the well-beloved. What is
greater?
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THE STOMACH ANI) LIVER, look
out and keep these organs in a normal
active conditions your health and happi-
ness depend upon it, there_ is a way
would you like to know it in a few words
A buy a bottle of Beach’s Stomach and
are Liver Pills and read the? instructions that
Spmpg 3 large size dinner accompany each bottle. Bea.ch’s Pills for,
plate at the same price as the
regular s‘ze tea plate. t t
This is a genuine cheap t
sale of plates. J ust drop in and
see them and you will be stu- I
prised at. the prices. Our'
‘sale ntall dealers 25 cents a bottle. Or
send 10 cents to The Baird Company
Woodstock, .\`. B. for trial sample.
LANCASI-Il RE TRADE GOING.
Lancashire is on the eve of lossing I part
WlI0l8 SIOCII Of f3.I]Cy CUPS 3130 of its textile machinery industry. Belgium
Eangel-S at . is beginning the manufacture of spindles
and flyers, of which hitherto Lancashire(
has had almost a monopoly.
HALF PRICE.
All other goods selling at. spec-
ial low prices, »:
W. P. Colwill
c_,_`~_ _
Mr. S. H. Earle
Crganist of St. Paul’s,
Teacher of Piano. Organ 'Pipe
Organ, Singing, Voice Culture, l
Theory. Studio corner of POWD&l
Ind Grafton Streets,
Hvurs 9.30 W1 g., m,, 2 to G. 7 to
9 D- m.
l*ll3 Sod 2 in
W ~- + S
DILGLIFT
H" removed to t rln 9.
Ark"°"*‘» U. S. A., #nge th§§ahersga.nd
H°°°f8in air hasten the cure oi
fhronlc Diseases under his self-
.°lP_ treatment. Reduced round-trip
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EXPERIENCED CORN_S and WARTS
Your unsatisfactory experience with other
preparations should not in iiuenne _vou
against “Pntniim’s.” It was the first., the
best, the only painless corn cure. Give itt
trial. A corn treated with other remedies
would,nti‘o so again if it could help ia.
Give your corn u chance. Drugcii-ts who
.sell only the be-st alvt nys sell Putnam's
Painless Corn Extractor.
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NEW BRUNSWICK LECISLAT URE
CALLED.
ST JOHN, Februarv 1.-The New Bruns-
wick legislature will meet February 28.
Four by-elections are still pemlinct, of
which one will have to be delayed until
after the session. This is Kings, which
is partially disfrancbiscrl by reason of the
forged voters list.
Glenn tha Sewers.
Constipation fills the sYSl¢m ‘Vlth 3
mass of waste and pufrid matter. Will s
English Pills cleanse the sewers Of the
b,dy by removing the C'10$IS€d mass-
Price 25 cents a box. Mailed to any address
lckets, good 3 months, from U. S. Cities
bv The 'Wells &Richardson Co; Limited,
" Of \\'f=Ies. will ii; is. on was dispiiteement
t Ths armament. is not. yet yet definitely
l ' I
ltltlark IX, and probably eight. 7.5 inch,
tenti-inch and twenty or more 3-inch
,tl2 poundersl. The 7.5 is a new gun,of
,which agood deal has been heard for
:some time, though it used to he known
as the 72 inch, its calibre being 7.7-inch.
t.ov-ins nt Summerside. “
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MISS ALICE MURCHISON, timl listl
CHARLES E. Mt'Kl`.NZiI§. Teacher .
MISS MABLE MCLEOD, Tear h -r, .
EDGAR M. DOCHI-IRTY, Teacher, .
E- M. VESEY. Teacher ,
TOTAL
SPRING VALE DI STRICT
COURT STRATHCONA, I. O. F., BIlADAI.BA.\`E. .
\'OI%I`H MILTON DISTRICT
ELDON, No. 1333, DISTRICT
GLEXF.-\N.\`Il\`G SCHOOL DISTRICT
° I Q43
TIGNISI-I STATION DISTRICT.
| -50
. 50
20. OJ
. . 5.61)
J l`.\'CTIO.\` ROAD DISTRICT
. , 3.20
. , (3. 55
A ST.-'INHOPE DISTRICT
. 5.5)
$2~l04.- 0
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Q'
§@ Stock °
cii¥@%§l%
her character:
later life, Mr. Austin continues:
Can only bow disconsolate heads and weep,
W ‘“` `**l
 
Mr' Alfmfl Allsflll. The Doet laureate, publishes a poem,
entitled “ViC€01”ia," in which he traces her life.
He thus describes
“Queen, Empress, more than Empress or I than Queen.
The lady of thefworld on blah enthroned .
By right Divine, of duties well fulfilled,
To be the pattern to all queens, all kings,
All women, and the consciences of men
\\’ho look on duty as man's only right.
s
Havingreferred to the Queens widow-hood and the experience of her
"And long and late this happy season wore,
-This mellow, gracious autumn of her days;
This sweet, grave Indian summer, till we grew
To deem it limitless, and half forgot
Mortality 's decree, and now there falls
A sudden sadness on our lives, and we
And look out from our lonely heafths and see
The homeless drifting of the winter mist,
_And hear th? requiem of the winter wind."
@l§%i¥@
HOW ARE YOUR NERVE5? V H
If they are weak and you “_feel nervous
and easily “iiustrated” can t sleep, and i
rise in the morning unrefreshed, your
hlood is poor._ Strong nerves depend
upon rich, nourishing blood. Hood s Sar-
saparilla makes the nerves strong bv
enrichi1ig'afnd vitalizing' the blood. It
gives sweet, refreshing: sleep and_comple- _
tely cures nervoustroubles. Begin tak-ing .
it to-day. _ _
Nausea indisgestion are cured by Hood s t
Pills. t
PADERHWSKPS TRBLUTE
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Ignace Paderewski,
the pianist, expressed his deepest sorrow
because of the death of Queen Victoria. `
He recalled that he had played for her at ` `
would never forget the impression She
made on him by her intelligence, good-
ness, interest, and knowledge of music. ,
To Cure a Cold in OncDay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
alldruggists refund the money it i
fails to cure. 2.5¢. E. W. Grove
Signature is on each box.
_..__¢_._._
NO IOKBS IN PUNCH.
Windsor castle iii June, and said that he i
-._ ...U =:iv~ 3
Loxnon Feb. 1.-Punch will commemo-
rate the occasion of the queen's funeral by \
It will publish instead selections from l
past. cartoons dealing with the story of the
queen’s reign, in addition to n new one
having special reference to her death,
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This signntnre is on every bo? <1! the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Qumme 'nbias
Ghlelnedsthatcureo ncoldin one!!!
1 
GERMANY I-IAS TROUBLE AHEAD.
Bi-:RL1N, Feb. 1.-The Prussian authori-'
ties in the Polish province of Prussiaphave 1
ci covered evidence of the existence of
secret sociaties, aiming at it revolunt-zry
rising. Many arrest have been made in
Fosen.
?-<-~»- t
I To prove to you that sn. ,‘
Cha.se‘s Ointment is acertam
I es and absolute cure for each
\ and every form ot_ itching, _
bloedingand protx-n_chn§,gi1es, l
the manufacturers have yruaranteed it. _tes- 1
timoninls in the daily press and ask your neigh-
bors whatthey tlliilkékclarfitt Y¢;gd.ca&cuSe&1; 8-nf;
, ` o cu a x. a
 gr” I1'¥JnANso1£BA1-ns Sc Co.,Toi-onto, ,
Dr. Ghase’s Ointment .
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iviostsius Exrasss SYMPATHY. t
CAPE Tcwx, Feb. 1.-The Moslem com-T
munity has adopted a resolution express- ‘I
ing profound sorrow because of the Queen’s .
death, and praying God to bestow bless-p
ings upon King Edward. *
-_-mill!
= TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS ‘
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ls Rhwmatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
A cause is the same as in all
Rheumatism--» disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wisethesaxue-
Docld’s  
t Kidney
. Pills
Queer
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not printing any jokes in its current issue. 5 ______,_i____,______
DA! UTY PO r¢T RAITURE.
You have doubtless considered
having your portrait taken for
presentation to your friends.
It is tn be something lasting-
a record that may probably becher-
isheu utter you have passed away!
Such being' the case, what do
you want, a. cheap and nasty photo
or n thoroughly good portrait I
The answer goes without Saying
-and yet how are you to get what
you want? This needs investi-
gstion.
We can assist, you though, in
that for we canéahow you that our
productions are good, permanent..
BEST.
This is because each department
is in direct. charge of one who
"knows his hui-iness"and has a
personal interest. in it.
But you already krovr the ev-
eellence of our work and as to
prices-they are low or high as you
any ($2.50 per doz. up.)
‘The quality is always high. That
never changes. Come in and see
about it.
WESTLAKE,. BROS..
. ci-uui1.orrE‘rovfN. '
Taking
We are
very busy just now stock-takin g, but not no
bisy to give you a birgain in the lnndrsll
Of (ldd Ends. .
Must have room as we have at thi sta-
tion six cr seven GBP! oi spring; Qggjg,
That will be opened up within the next
15 days,
One Car Chr`st)’s London Hits
One Car Cirpets and Oil Cloths
One_,Car New Spring Clothing
One Car Diy Goods
One Car Trunks and Valises
One Car American lllrll and ‘Q .
llais. , .
We are preparing for the ltrgett spring
trade we have ever nad. '
Trade with the Big Stole.
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The Wonderful Cheip Men.
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alf Price
Our half pi ice sale of Women’s duo looarl ond
butt oned boots took like wild fire on Saturday ...
Every customer well suited and planned--
' $2.00 boots for SLO0. $3.00 booth for $1.30 lie.
$1000.00 worth of these bsots to dispose of#
once-Some pointed toes-Mostly broken ling 
taken from our regular stock. if
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Sale for cash . No nppfobotllll
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in pe-.imanent form. It colt! li¢!.le-»
, leases much. Represents over] do-
sign and use. See IT.
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