_,;,,,,,___’ _ _ I  APRIL 14, 1905
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nerves. I-le will explain why lr ‘ I
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_ ` _H   HeponorsE:::_iy(a¢;`r‘|5‘|s(:pondents
I.
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'f - Bm a Good movement -   _
.\ ` - / time. Sold omy by ` _ tothe city yesterday.
` ' Rxvl. Wana will (D. V.) preach at
‘_ ,_ W. W.  _  Eldon next Sunday evening at' 7.
- ~ . ' AN ad which recently appeared in a lata
Charlottetown.
lllilllllil
the Finest Finish
.L;.;..;.:l.$ .womens
0xlords
mutans
5 ?
E'
“’mnens' boots has
CAIICNO
PLATINOTYPEI
Btuaia where baby la alvvaya
`"'°°""' i (W¢llil"fl9¢
An ideal Tonic l
To all those who are oppressed
Huihes' Difestive Tonic' our di5°°“”t sale °f
has no equal. t mfuses new life Odds and ends in
thg body-"AS AN APPETSIZIIER I'1`
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
0
ARTIITI PIIOOFI
GEO- H. COOK.
BBW Daslllaar BLOCK,
' with that “tired out,” "don’t care
and drowsy feeling"-
into the system, dispels gloominess
and depression, and imparts new
vi or and vitality to ever art of
taken so well we have
""°*=“5°“”°“‘°- added .11bf01<eu lines
.GEO. E. HUGHES,f ,
Apothecaries’ Hall. 0f Womens OXf0fd5'_"
See them on the counter
and in our window.
I Save
twenty-Five
Zena on
Wilt Dvlldl’
Alley & Bu.
S OURIS
TH REE
GOOD
TON ICS.
Mabon’s Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphltes, 75c per
_ .bott1e. _ ,. _ _ ~
Mabon's Emulsion Cod
Liver Oli, 5oc per bottle.
Blaud’s Iron Pills, 25c per
1oo.
Sold by
MABON, DRUGGIST,
Souris, P. E. Island.
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P. E. I. DEVELOPMENT
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Sresitilrentglion. G.`EiuI-Iughes. 'RWE-,., LTFJI.-\
_ ice rcsi ent- . . esservy. "” "......." -""
Secretary-Archilbald Irwin. --I,”  ‘_
Treasurer-j. M. Davison. t---llfrsffliffrlfg-,.»..........pg;gf¢fs!1::il1ff-
Executive Committee--james Paton, 
W. F. Tidnzarsh, J. P. Gordon, D. Nie-
holaon, F. J. Nash, R. C. Cotton, W.
W. Stanley, \V. H. Croskill, W. S.
Louson, J; P. Hood, C. C. Lyons,
J. D. Taylor, A. Winfield Scott, H.
Weeks, W. li. I’rowse, I.. B. Miller.
All requests for information addressed
to the Secretary will be promptly re-
plied to. llwlf
, _
Crackers
and
HIIFIiIlIIU
/.f _  of ggigrep accurate time. The case is`a matter 1-ui ,mln mu ,_,_,_md ,",,,,d,,y _,I
‘ The vvntnusa novsnsnrs _ °“°°`°'°““ ` _
‘ / N pensive but are -well finished and kee;:ni\i-Icctirxe L'EP“°"“' °' P'°"° B'°°" °""°
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issue for M. Trainor & Co.is reproduced in
the last. copy of Brains. `
'Tuamcruntr received by Inspector
Jenkins five dollars for the enforcement
of the Prohibition Law.
Bxsnor lllcDo.\'a1.n, Charlottatown,who
has been visiting Rome and the Holy Land
isexpccted in Halifax this week on the
uurbiner Virginian from England.
Miss Manton' Wa'rrur.N, editor of The
Mot-her`s Magazine, who was in Tnn-o
for the last two weeks in interest of that
publication is now in New Glasgow.
I M1ssCnan:.o'rr1-: T.l-IuLuA.\', retumsd
Missionary from Ajmer, Inriia, who arriv-
ed at York Sation April 12th will likely
remain on the Island during the summer.
Ar the Police Court yesterday George
Essery was convicted of Hrst violation of
the Prohibition Act and lined Slm and
costs. The case against Jos. Pembroke
\vas adjourned for a week.
Rav. A. \\'. M-.tuo.\', St. Andrews, N.
,B., has gone to visit llev,Mr.McWilliams,
`Cle\'r-land, Ohio. He expects to be absent-
about tl1re» weeks. (Mr. Mahon was forur
crly located in Marshfield.)
Anvr-:nrnmns are again mmlnded that
allordinnry “changes” should bc in this
oiiicc no lat/er than one p. m. for daily, and
Saturday noon for weekly, to insure ln-
insertlon in following issuc.
l\I,\.\‘¥ friends in Charlottetown will
henr with great regret- ofthe death ofltfra
Mc.-Donald, wife of Contractor James \V.
McDonald, Stcllarton uni well lmuwn in
Charlottetown. The sad cvcnt took place
Monday afternoon last and the funeral
took plncc Wednesday. ~
Ruston has it that the promoters of thu
dry dock and shipbuilding project are con-
sidering thc advisnhility of locating al
Louisburg if the people of tuat town arr
willing to extend substantial assistance.
Louisburg's superiority as an ice-free porl
is recognized as an important factor in
this connection.-Sydney Record.
Ir is reported that thc Nova Scotia
St-eel 8L Coal Company has made a request
tothe government to have the Ice-breaker
Mont-calm sent as soon as possible to
Sydncyto break up the harbor ico and
give ocenwgoing shipping free acess to
the piers. The Montcalm, according to
nreccntport, is shortly to be sent in this
direction to do signal \vork at the en-
trance of the gulf.
The Nova Scotia government have ad-
opted measures designed to assist farmers
in securing st-ad grain on easy terms.
Owing to the shortage in the hay crop
_,,__ ___  particularly in eastern Nova Scotia many
r  farmers have incurred heavy expenses in
purchasing fodder for live stock, using
thcrcfors money which might have been
available ti buy seed grain. The situ-
ation in in ny districts is acute and in
orrlertomnke it possible for farmers to
procure the needed grain for spring
sowing, money has to be borrowed.
T1-xr: Guardian has received a copy of
the Royal Gazette, Hamilton, Bermuda,
containing an extended report of the
excellent lecture recently delivered there
by John II. Bell, Sumnxcrside. \o n crowd-
ed house. It says in introduction:-On
Tuesday evening last Mr. J. H. Bell, ex
M. P. of P. E. Island, Canada, delivered
When the milkmau fails to arrive and ll ‘comm on ._The old World and um
?;g2,I|v§=35;;J>§t1¥r\;,g shlgllls Sigh ecmm' Ncvv" to n crowrled audit-nec In Thorhurn
brand Con,1eusé(1 Mnk 0,.  Hall, Warwick. For an hour and n half
Cream, unsweetened, from with the case and skill of a master in
thc art of public speaking hc commanded
I the unwanglng attention and frequent
 0 ‘ applause of his hearers. Under the
guidance of one of thc pleasantrst of
companionannd tho most intelligent of
observers thc audience were conducted
over the old country.
Gn.ANvn.L1-1 Irnns:-At a meet-ing of
Pearly Stream Division No. NIU thu follow-
ing motion was put and unanimously car-
ried:-Resolved that this Division, Pearly
Stream, is in accord and endorse the
resolutions passed by the Grand Division
A  Spring f0ni¢~Llql1id of this province at its last session re-
Unrdimgand respecting alterations and
Extract of Malt two bottleshxtidltlozxnl amendments to the pr-‘osent
v ’ prohibltory law which will make it more
Confec-
° eff`ective'a|;d furthur resolved that wc
for 25C' 36 dozen In stock' ask our i’rovlaalal representatives to sup-
port the same and have it plaaed on our
statutcaalavv. The officers forthe above
lDlvislon for ths present quarter are. W.
' .P., Jas Paper; W. A., Lucy Dunning: R.
. Theo 'Ia lo A. B 8.* Eddie T io
 Pho... se;
damaged by smoke, sell- - -
S. r r: - . ny ra
‘Ciu\p.. Willis Burgoyne; F. S., Hugh Mc-
i{a_v;'I`ran.s. and Deputy, A. I. Henry;
Cond., John Taylor; A. Con., Ben).
OPPOSITE P_ 0° - Taylor; I. S., James Burgoyne; 0. S.,
.las Dunning; P. W. P.. Thou Wigmore.
_
A ing' cheap at I  _   Braun rumours stuns is second to
none for polishing old furniture and mak-
‘rne Provincial rum wut ss" two mgnlwlrlirs new. It gms it bi-num
wi A  fit NSU# ffl' !ll¢ If A_\\¢l»l°\l 0|* *IIC shlns,|saasytouss,rsqulring vary little
| | I d rll h _
M\'fk¢¢ Sillmfii °“ Fri ;YB‘I%P Nt “ rubbing-and leaves no unpleasant odor.-
, O clock. Commsiigtier of A'griculture Pnmnd md wld “' m°‘ P" h°m° by A'
Confectioner. sm 'p w. mann, rams. cum: nmgnsrs,
- Sunnyside.
§mmmwvW mm.m» vmwmfmtvsmw M.. mm ag
Velveteon Molallnl Killca are not common molasses candy
cut in small pieces but a high-grade confection flavored with special molasses.
They are not the cheapest, but the BEST on the market. W ite's name on 
¢V¢l’y PRCC.
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or irritation, indicates an
I
any Wednesday at twelve o'elock, or Sat-
urday at one o'eloclr sharp.
Ain Notlt meeting-of North Star
Division, No 188. Sons of Temperance,
Park Corner, the following resolution was
unanimously passed: Whereas, at thc last
session of the Grand Division of this
province, aresolution was passed aetf
ting forth certain amendments to the
Provincial Pmhibitory Law, therefore
resolved that we the ohicera and mem-
bcrso!Nort.hStarDivision place on re-
cordour edorsatiou of the said amend-
ments and earnestly hope that the
Government will see nt, to givethis matter
its careful consideration.
MlasAxm1s F. Wsssrsu daughter of
Charles B. Webster of this sity has con-
cluded her three years' course and most
successfully passed the final examinations
in St. Lukc’a Hospital Training Schtol io ~
Nurses at -New Bedford, Mass. Miss
Webster really completed the three years
course in about t\\o and a half years and
graduated at the head of her elass, leading
her nmhat competitor by seven marks.
Following were the marks made by
Miss \Vebster: General Nunslngili; Gyne-
cology ill; Surgery (clinical) T7; Urine
Analysis 95; l’rm-tice iki. Follow-
ing this highly successful examin-
ation Mlss Wcl>sier has been appointed
Night Superintendent of St. I.uke`s Hos-
pital and has entered upon her duties in
that position. The graduating exercises
take place on Saturday next. licr many
friends will be ploascd to learn of this
brilliant success.
Tut: following resolution adopted un-
animously at the last regular meeting of
Triumph Div|sion.North \\'iltshire, speaks
for itself. Whemas u rumor has got.
abroad that certain members of the Legis-
lature are secretly opposing thc amcnd~
ments to the Prohibition Ae: proposed by
the Grand Division and adopted by the
Temperance Alliance; Therefore Resolved
that Triumph Division strongly condemns
such conduct., and further resolved that
this Division will do its utmost to find
out the facts, and ifit is discovered that
when these amendments come before
either the party caucus or thc Legislature,
any member reprrsentinga district where
our Order is strong, opposes said amend-
ments, this Division will use its greatest
influence with sister divisions and with
the Grand Division to prevent sunh mem-
ber evcr being returned to the Legislature
again. The meu\l»ership of this Division
is 08 of whom a vvry large number were
present on the night this resolution was
passed, and it has the support of all the
prominent people nf the district.
TliOl.’S.\NI)S DIE OF CONSTIPATION.
Noe- ndltion cn\|_~‘0-1 so many incurable
|iscnse.~ux- tonsihatlion. It not only prr-
:ents the kidneys from eliminating tin-
Ioisonous \va.~\tvs, hut causes anaemia.
=tonn\ch trouble and intiiges-tion. \\'h_\
-\'f\n`l you use Dr. llnm|tion`s Pills nun
get cured? This excellent medicine rc-
storci normal oowolact-ion in one night.
Thousands say so. Your system will be
pure and clean, _vuu`ll be free from head-
aches, no more sour stomach-in short
'ou’Il have _iovird spirits and perfect good
health. llr. I~Inmilton`a i-ils are sold
svcrywhcrc, 2-ic. a box. Get the genuine.
IIALIFAX IN FAVOR
OF THE TUNNEL.
Hamm, april iz-'rhs Board or rmm-
ndoptcd the following resolution :
“Whereas the_Province of Prince Ed-
ward Island suffers loss and hardships
every year, owi ng to its isolation during
the winter season and in conscq\1cm~r~o.
which handicap, the prngrrrss nnri pros-
perity of the Island are nrrt-_~<tr<l and the
benefits to be derived from confederation
with the Dominion are largely neutralized.
and whereas no province in Canada, -irres-
pective of its size and population should
be permanently hnndicappped hy obsta-
cles to its development, if t-l\eseobstncIc.~
can be removed hy reasonable expendit-
ure of public money, and in-lieving further
.hut everything that tends to bring tht-
provinceof the Dominion more eloselyintn
touch with each other must help to con~
aolidatc and build up thc country, thi.-
honrd is of thc opinion that the Dominion
Government should guarantee thc neces-
sary Hnantxial aid townrais thc curly cm.-
st-ruetlon of a railway tunnel between
Prince Edward Island and the mainland.
The resolution was discussed at lrngth
and was arlopt-ed hy a large vote.
HOW T ) C-URE"i`O0Tll.\Olll'1
Any aching tooth can bc 1-ulitwctl ln~
atantly with l\'l-rviliuc. l<`i'l the cnvitv
with battingdipped In .\`ervil\nt- and rub
the gums with Z\crvillnc also. If the inca-
ls swollen and sore bathe tin- painful
Harte with Nt-rvllinc und cover with u
annel. This can't fail because Ncrvilinc
kills the pain outright and prevents it
from returning. Stronger, quicker. more
sntisfacto tum any other llnlmont-,
Polson`a Esrvillne has iwvn tie largest.
seger for nearly fifty years, try it your-
se . ,
:Patent Medicines.-\\'¢-nrc wt-ll sup-
plicd with patent. medicines now and will
be pleased to till your wants ln this linc.
Our stock is bought direct from thc
makers. We nuaiantac thc freshness and
genulncan of every article we sell. The*
two Macs, Mat-Donald & MacKinnon.
Drugqists,Cor. Gt.Geo.nnd Kt. St.jdw ll
; Zomrortable
€v¢s
When using one'a eyes (not
abusing them) one should not
be aware of their existence.
An manifestation of strain
abnormal condition.
It is our SPECIAL business
K to examine this delicate organ
and discover and correct by
means of glasses any construc-
tivedefect.
G. F. iiUTCilESON»
I Exp :rt Optic-'nn.
.nwau1ma»s|a\sfwa:sstvfcaaurwmasv1r
t
DIRECT -
spal\f.I_oq`“&lddall at imulgaaa ollcel; MEET ME AT THE   Tone
FROM
LONDON
TOWN
First Iustalmeu t
Ladies' Hats
Flowers
Feathers
Silks
Neckwear
n I_ace:
Dress Trimmiugs
etc., etc.
Now Ready f-nr
STANLE
Your inspection.
Y BROS.
iii
TALKS
Oil must have good Flour. \Vc se
nil bags, large bags, }§ barrels ann
rprices.
€A\l\iZi?F¥§ZI\| 64 C33
W
FLOUR
To have good'brcad, \'
good Flour cheap-in’sm
barrels. Call and getfou
anuuanpnusvmnnq
 i
For Weak Back, Cold
_  ‘I _
4 ‘ l `
`r.-rpm.-,.|.m.» I-it-»-.II ..v nl.. Km.
nf-,\». ... 1... .I \v.-.nt lr...-1.. rn..
,.\..-\--=- .|\t»u\.| rt- ..,»|.1»-tl lt.. sumti.
nlmw.
\\'h~~|-I-\-1-r il..-,~.» |~ pn -I "I»|»\_\~ nn
ll .k G nelnrlt- l'\»|-nu- I ln~t|~r.
* R. a ti. svlitm- |'m-|.-r.- lm- uN\-.-|m||,- pn.
mum.-.-.1 to 1.1- nn- \..~_.\ pl-on-r ...I ua- |»..»x»|
"nu nn-_\~ art-ations-it--1.1 it-"I-.ly 1|-I-nnin nun-
tt-m\ooft»\.~<|l~~....~_. limmni maart-nr..-1.-4.-,
ni Lung .mn cn.-.te 'rr.."\.\.»_-, In-.-nt-\\|n.-_
.\sthn\a, mills, Ere.. it .ply nm- .nt-r the <-ln-in
|~-|\.~m.t| mn- wiv.-.-I. IIN- ~».....\.\.~\-_._
nw .\1r.~-11..... ..| nu- ||.~m-1 .. »,.1\-...\.-.ima-r
nn- ~\...\n.1--r oliuit- ann nm- ..\-.-»- th- I..-.-...L
ln Klum-y .\ln~<-||.»m~. put ont- on tin- but-lf.
over Inu ultlimw. ...Milt-r nu- _-limi...-I..
For um- Trouillss. apply on plntvsr at rnnn.
For sale at Joh
3-2| d to mos
Ra.
SCIATIC I:
y, \
in Chest, Pain in Side
9.-,
_
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For lllu-nmnlhm 1-r \».|m. |"
Iiiunlldttra. l‘.I\m\\» or v It-|.,\ln~n~,--r
fm t4DPlln‘p. Nilffm-n-. I-tv _until rr
arhlni F t-I. l'||..|~-| -|...\.|.l\..~. in
slr I 1 I
..- ...tt .-|»t|-.- I- .milf--x _~.= I ..,.|.1|. .1
to pint mr.-I-u-<1.
LASTERS
\\\fi»'._I|\rtl1\|l\nva thohlpr. mul uinw-n It-tt shin in
ii- I.
saint-pt t n.
ln ll|‘ndn1‘h|\, Stiff .\`1~<'lr. Ilraln Trotlhh-\_
I|éi|lLy r\1n\~|nvur tho #pol |\llt~\~l<-ul and at thu |»a,~|~
f ‘ 1 ll.
u \ m
in Spinal Trouhln-r. I-ut ln strips and apply
t\Vt'r tht- i%|lInt‘.
ln l.n|nna'im. \\‘.»»|r hunk. luwtml-|\.~_ it .|.lv
to lim amalln tm-mt-k. inn-.~\|y nu.-mf rln~ laps
on ca1~l\ uldc ol’ tht- S |in|~.
l-‘nrnnwt-I1':-|n|-Ininn-_lwinri-turn, l-Zu-.a|»|.|y
uI\l*o\'\:r tilt' bllvlllncli and ouv nvvv the iluvwhs
son & ]olmson’s.
YUU ARE
'zraac_ ...-1 .
THINKING
about buying a stove
or range, come to us.
We guarantee nary
situ vt itll to give
satisfaction.
We also have the
largest assortment
of enameltd and tin-
ware in the city.
._-\-"*" Get. out Prices.
FENN§LIi]§zH QHAMNDLER
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,_,_,.
Spring Goods are
coming. When you
getyour new DRESS
cali at our Studio and
you promised your
friend. ‘ _ I
iiauvln, Gontzal & in-.'
Photographers.
Jas. Bayer. Pmp.
.+. _ have that Photo taken
 
Ten dsrs for City ;Wsighar
Sealed tenders utldrese ed to the
undersigned and endorsed “Tender for
City We.gh Scales" will be received at
this office until noon on Thursday the
27th day of April 1905 from any person
willing to contract for the City Weiglx
Swles stating salary per year from lxe
Ist day of May, roo5. Good and suffici-
ent security will be required for tim
guarantee of faithful performance of
work.
The,Council do not bind themselves
to accept the lowest or any tender.
By order
W. \V. CLARKE,
City Clerk's Odce City Clerk.
city mu
I2 ti ld put
ATTEND
CONROY’S
GREAT
SPOT CASH
Discount Sale
of all 'boots and shoes in
stock. '
SUNNYSTDE.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
@_,_, __. _,__.__i_ __ ____ J;
IF YOU 0NLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
going to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week be-
fore, but
When it is Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the
old adage, “There is no 'time like
the present." and no insurance
like ours. `
.EL I-I. EEE1-Tl.
Representing Phoenix of Iiartiord
Canadiar Quelec.
FarmiOfg}[h_Sa|e
BRACKLEY POINT ROAD
Consisting of loo acres and
knownasthe
MCGREGOR FARM.
Apply to
GEO. H FULL
I5 wc. sn 8'. w 3 mos
Disinfccting
Effective, Safe, Economical,
Having installed an ng-to-date
">1mnldel1yde Generator, w ich is a
.fleet Gerxnlcide
7.nm row prepared io dirdnftrt dwrlllngll,
.I :l'r In-uldir gs, cfl:ces_ szon s, err., etc., gunf-
nmting their iuuititstion if inlrclul with the
nan of sry contagious disease, without injury
.1 any wrvcn fabr vs_ nrnanxruin r-r furniture
All umk dune ur tier the e-'npr-|\~:`s| in of any
n-tonal p'n<| on- |_ t r srrordilip; in the It-guilt
nous of \h1- lirsni nl iltnllh.
G- D- WRIGHT,
(ieneral Director, and limhnimtr.
Ollie-_ l’hom~ z_'3b, residence Phone 60,
gill 
SHORIIWEIGHT
no mutter how little at a time, amounts
to a whole lot on a year's buying.
Weight iv a matter that we watch very
care ully. We want to give you the
exact weight every time. But if there
is any error it has got to be in ycui
favor.
OUR GROCERY
reputation is too good to have It
spoieil by short measure. Children
get *nat as correct weight as grown
peop e, too-here.
*  'i'l`_-K
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JOHN CONNOLLY 6 Cn.
Queen Street. Ch’tnvru.
.-5.
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