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I Enucarrsc rr-is N».riviss_
PARIQ April ill.-The municipality isi __
' ntinrz with glass paving material
egperiiiie _ . _ v ___ é_ I _d SAN JUAN, Dc Porto Rico, Ap il 29. I
.\ secrion ot Rue dn lla\\ F'-‘ ha” e “ al The United States transport Sedgewick
;\-ith it as a test. ir is pure _$Zl_H§9 Sub' sailed yesterday for New York, having on
iected tori rir0C0-*S C=\ii‘~"1 d"“t‘nncaU0“‘ board nineteen Port Rico youths who
` ui( is ;i hard smooth ODF!-(1l19. D011*
The res - ‘_ _ ,n _ are goingto the United States to be edu-
,.0,,s~rib-tanto which does not retai
imp Ur oiorirsfll iioisos-'ci re .n»‘\i“&&b'.e
istnncc. The invent,-ers claim that
riinbines the soliiiity of granite with th
C oothness of asphalt. It is not aifected
si!! . 6
s
by hear or cold. It however is expensiv
costing from nine to twelve francs pe
Sqn”-e metre. Another drawback is it
,meme resonance.
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arzisln mor iN LIMBERG.
LgMni;ar:` Galicia, April 29.--A riotou
mob of the ciry unemployed today
midmi _ the bread booths at the marke
piacg, shouting "give us bread or work. "
TM mob pnradei the streets, _breakin
shop windows.
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' SHAMROCK ll GROUNDEO.
GLASGOW. Apr-H129.-It transpires tha
tlieShamrock1I. grounded on a uiud
bmk near Dumbarton, while proceed`n
seiward on Saturday. Her crew were
transferred ton tug, and tightened the
yacht, floated after having been aslior
mme quarters of an hour. It is believed
She is not in_jri:°erl.
cated. Eleven of them are bound for the
i United States government Indiana train-
_ing school at Carlisle, P.-r. The govern-
" ment will assume the expenses ofthe
‘ eleven students.
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BRONCHITIS IS NOW EPIDEMIC.
Bronchitis is becoming vera' prevalent,
,, but is not now incurable for atarrhozone
x cures even the worst cases, Catarrhozone
Inhaler sends the healing medicated air
into evexéy air passage in head, bronical
tubes an lungs; it reaches the germs and
destroys them. Catarrhozone sooths and
cools the inflamed membranes, quickly
the dry cough and feverishness, and the
laborious breathing and soreness in the
‘wind-pipe are relieved at once. When
Catarrhozone is inhaled. Bronchitis is
cured in one to tive days. It has been ex-
tensively used, and never once failed.
Even cases of 5, 10 and_ 20 years standing
that baffelled the skill of the best phy-
sicians. have been cured by Catarrhozone.
Your doctor can tell you that Cata.rrb-
__ ozone is one of the grandest discoveries is
‘ one of the grandest discoveries of the cen-
tury, and that he always prescribes it for
Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh. Get it
to-day, and be cured. Price $1.00; small
size 25 cents, at druggists or Poison St Co.,
Kingston, Ont.
316.000 $i6.000
Sixteen  
Thousand
Do lars
%&iB
worth oi iioorio io oo
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Slallgllliilllil lilglll |iBlB ill
Bharloiioiowo. -
I have still $16,000 worth of goods at R. H. Ramsay
& Co’s old stgml and must clear the entire stock out
here-have decided to sell them right here Where where they
are. The purchasing public will therefore find
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at Rams21y’s Old Stand
or the next six weeks a. choice lot of A
Ready to wear Clothings
Boots and Shoes
Men’s Furnishings
Hats and Caps
Tweeds and Worsteds.
at prices that will not let you gozwithout haunting yon.
To see is to be convinced.
_ the famous Recipe Book. `
LIE! I  | ‘T WASTHECW
At R. H.  &    French and Japan deny that their troops
' u nyside _
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The riromptness with which Dr. Chase’s
6  Kidney-Liver Pills regulate and invigor-
. Q _ __ _ ate the'ac_t.ion of the kidneys, liver and
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_ KRUGER IS HOPBFUL.
LONDON. April 25.-The Manchester
Guardian publishes the following des-
patch froin its London correspondent
“I have conversed with a Dutch gen-
tleman,who, within a few days past,
has had an interview with Paul Krnger_
My informant was struck with tha
hopefulncss of the Biers, wlio be
lieved they were able to wear the Eng
lish out. My informint asked Kruger it
he thought he could influence the next
presidential election. Kruger queried:
Ilow many years hence will it be heldi’
" ‘Four,’ he was told.
“ ‘Oh, we can wait that out,’ was his
answer,”
_ ?_-&--_-
, SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
_Barley ,per bushel ....... .. 0 40
Beef (carcass) per lb. . . _ .  0 55
Buckwheat . . . _ .
 0 00
Butter, por lb_.._._  018
Ualfskins, each...__  0 25
Eggs, per doz..... ._
Hay, per._ton............
Baa/, pressed . . . . .

Hi esggrlb...._..... .. "
Island lour, per 100 lbs...
rOatmeal,per 100 lb
Oats (black) per bushel
Oats (white) per bushel... .
Wheat per ushel . . . . . .
..
Pork (carcass) per
Potatoes, per bushel . . . .
..
Turnips ._
Beets (table) . . . . _ . . .
.  _ . _ "
Lamb skins each _ . . . . . . .
_ _
Sheep ski-ns
Wool (washed)
Turkeys (per lb) . _ . .
..
Geese (per lb) . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _
Ducks (per lb) . . . . _ . _ . . . . .
_ _
Fowls (per lb) . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Wild Geese . . _ . . . .
 . _ . .
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33385§@g53§$3&3S@$g85@EES§
(Corrected every Tuesday.)
0 Oo
Beef (quarter) per lb
Beef (small) Der lb.
Butter (f_resh) per lb . . . . . . .
_ .
Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Eggs. _
Fowls per pair . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Flour per cwt . . . . . . . . .
. _
Oatmeal, new, per cwt
Hides per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Hay per cwt. _ , . . . . _ . . . . .
..
Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Beets, per doz . . . . .
 . .,
_lizorki . . . . . .
.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
urn ps, r us . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .
Potatoesbiis . . . . . . . .
._ 
Mutton r carcass.
Parsley User bunch)
Onions per lb ............. . .
Carrots, per doz.............
Lettuce per bunch ....... . .
Wild Geese. . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .

Sheep live weight present del
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assessasssssssssssssssssss_
S8388 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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SS&S& SEESSSSSSEESSSSQSGGSS
Catt1eDressed_........._.__ ..
Sheep Dressed......
Radishes . _ . . . . . _ . . .
 . . . . _ _
__
Parsnips (per doz.). _ _ _ _  _ _ ._
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HOUSE CLEANHG.
There’s confusion in thc household,
and the floors are dusty bare,
There are carpets on the clothes line, _
and books beneath the beds,
And the women folk have aprons tightly
wound about their heads; _ ,
There are tin cans bones and bottles
And the kids are making mud-pies in
a pail thatonce held lard:
The robins on the ash-pile view the scene
and gaily sing;
housecleaning in the spring.”
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' CATARRH.
.Called an American disease is cured by
an Amercan medicine originated and pre
pared in the most catarrhal of American
, oountr es. _ ,
That medicine is Hood s Sarsparilla- _
It cures radically and permanenlll in
' that it removes the cause cleansipg the
blood of scrofulous and all other impuri-
ties. It overcomes all the effects of cat-
arrh tooand builds up the whole system
s1n1_-i--l_
GOOD ENOUGH.
_ Great Britain`s credit is good enough to
___A__l____.__
r A CATARRH SPECIALIST. '
, nce. Clachan, Ont.. S1115!-
I :hliirveJb‘de§ipd sufferer from CHM-!Ti\ f°1' 15
years, which became chronic. I have
spent a lot of money and consuited_seyer_al
`~ doctors, among others a speclalwli ID
Londonf I have tried everything I could/
hear of or see advertised without doin_g
me any good. But thanks to Dr. Chase s
Catarrh Cure. I am completely cured
’ h bo t it I recom-
after using t ree xes_o . '
mcnd it to anyone suffering from catarrb.
SUGAR USED AS FUEL.
Gnivon, April 29.-The steamer Citta
di Messina, from New Orleans, has ar-
rived here. Her machinery broke down
and this so prolonged her voyage thather
coal became exhausted. Her fires were
maintained by burning 3,000 barrels of
her sugar <=&l‘R0- _ ‘ _
GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR
When you ask for any of Dr. Chase’s
Remedies look for his portrait and sig-
nature on_the_ box. otherwise you may
get an imitation. Beware of the drug-
gist-who-tries to induce Y0\1 £0 ,iflke
something said to be "J ust as good ._ If
he substitutes medicines hewill substitute
drugs in prescription. Insist on getting
what you ask for and remember that
‘ there are no familg remedies tpbe com-
parefd to those of. r.A. W. Chase, author
It is well known to all Americans that
our toops took no part in the looting of
China, and now the British, Germans,
had any hand in it. Evidently it was the
cat. '
uxxi*--P-_
A SURPRISE TO EVERYBODY.
“bo ’ a _ , riseto everybody. They
'_.are‘~¥teli:,pLgopl¢`.:';`pfavoi'ite .cure-for»kidn"q'
» . _' Ltnivicniirniv, Baden, April 29, -Th
_ S°4°i°l"_~‘d an “b°“i" _the yard' _ ` notorious “Jack the Ripper". who has as-
saulted and mutilited eighteen »women,`"`
AFTER WHICH. LUNCHINGS.
Judging from the terror of this wide-
spread correspondence we have no he.-iita
tion in declaring that in this community
to-day there exists a tremehdous senti-
ment against capital' punishment, and it
is our Hrm belief that if this question
was put to a popular vote capital punish -
ment would be abolished by a tremendous
majority.
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HARD. RACKING COUGHS _
Barring accidents, the person who get
along with the least amount of cough will
live the longest. Of course the right time
to attack a cough is the commencement
when it isa simple thing for the right
treatment to drive the cough quickly
SWUY- As a general thing, however,
people spend_too much time experiment-
ing with various remedies that the cough I
is well under way before they know it
hard, racking all through your system 1
and get relief for nothing. You fill your
_stomach with nauseating mixtures tono
purpose. Then 0 _
_ y ii _use compounds con_
taining narcotic. which deceive temporar-
l|Y and leave you slightly worse. Some
coughs of this kind hang on for weeks.
or even months. and, of course. they fre-
quently develop into serious lung trouble.
A true specific forall coughs is 'iamson’s
Botanic Cough Balsam and should be
kept in the house against any emergency
With a cough that has become chronic
the first effect of this remedy is a lessen-
ing of the dull _sensation of pain which
usually is felt with such a. cough. Then
you _are conscious that the soreness is
caving you and presently the desire to
°0\18h _grows less frequent. All this
properties of the Balsam. It is a com-
pound of barks and gums. You can test
lt' 25, 0*’-‘"i;" at 3117 dr°uggist's. Get the
Renuine with “F. W. Kinsman 86 Co.’s
ci:-innnorrnrown MARKETS. I b1°“'” in the b°"1°-
_?_¢____
EXHIBIT UP TO THE MARK.
Pains, April 29.-The Old Salon was
practically opcnedto-day \\ ith the official
visit of President Loubet. The general
opinion seems to be that the pictures,
despite their immense number, are above
the usual level.
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<5%¢2...,
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine mm
ihe nemedythatcnres aeold in onodw
CHEAPER THAN U. S COTTON.
Tacoma, April 29.-The steamship Cop-
ack brings news that- the shipments of
raw cotton from the United States to
the Orient will be greatly affected by im-
mense purchases of~Bombay cotton,just
made by the cotton spinners union, em-
bracing the largest cotton manufacturer
of Japan.
There are pictures in the corners and tacks Wanted-A ¢9-Se Of h@a‘i&0h¢ irhilii
on every chan.; Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure
in ten minutes. Price 10 cents. »
___.»_
IACK-THE-RIPPER CAUGHT.
has been caught here red handed by two
detectives attired aawomen. _
“There’s nothing half so joyous as _ _
WHEN IN DOD BT HOW
To cure a COLD, -
To relieve NEURALGIA,
To- relieve RHEUMATISM,
To cure QUINSY,
To cure BRONCHITIS, _
To cure GROUP. _ -
_ To cure WHOOPING CO UGH,
USE BENTLETS LINIMENT.
SAFE BLOWBRS AT WORK '
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Asnmnuna, Ohio, April 29.-Robbers
early to-day .blew open the safe in the
store of Richards and Herrick. Fire
quickly followed the explosion, and the
S¢&I1d8°°"'b°" Waf' building was destroyed, as was also ‘an
adjoining business house, the loss aggre-
gating $20,000. What the robbers se
cured is not yet known.
li W
cure Diphtheria.
JOHN D. BOUTILLER. 
French Village.
cure croup. '
“ J. F. CUNNINGHAM.
Cape Island. _
I know MINABD'S LINIMENT
best remedy on earth.
JOSEPH A. SNOW.
Norway, Me.
NEW
T SPRING
sHoES 
are here in all the latest ideas.
For ladies we have the King,
Harit and McPheison_ Shoes
in laced and bnttoned boots,
Oxford shoes and strap slippers,
I black chocolate and tan.
For gentlemen the oelebrat
'ed “King Sboe”is the leader
with a full range of other
I makes at
  Morris & Smiilr
- _ _ _ Iai»ue,iiv¢»_¢°mpaint,. i...-imsrimhiiiii
'55/Zi .  ‘ ri§r`;;q ,¢oo_nsti' ion. The _sale of this-rzreatrire-j ' __ _ ' R- 5 ‘ d S ‘
 °°°_P-Wi °°’“Q‘*°°”-’*“’  “’°” “-
Then comes the long siege. You feel the `
processis brought about bythe healing’ .
8,. _.,_ _
Iknow MINARUS LINIMENT will
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Living    
Pictures
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of sitisfaction are all those,
who have seen our trimmed-it
hats. Exclamations of delight
and surprise were many, and
many' were so charmed that
they would not stop at -look-__
ing, but bought, 1" _ ' §
We’re about ready in our
Millinery department, and'i1l-
ready more expert skilled _
fingers and brains are at work _
in our trimming "room than
_ever beioite, while every ex.
press brings us fresh beauties
from all around; these later
_goods are beyond pen’s de-
sciiptior.. _
We_’ve promised. you great,
things -wc’ve got, them-and
if you buy before seeing what
we have gathered for yon,
yon’ll regret -i t but once-but'
that once will be all this sea-
son. We’ve r hundreds oi’
pretty hats -Hats for Ladies
-Hats for Misses-Hats. for _
children - and such hats Z
§Vhy for $2, 3. 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, and
9.
We’il give you chick and
stylish creations that can’t ba
matched outside our house
for 1-4 more money-r-if\t‘*~i,ll.
Nesrling in` boxes are nonn-
dant. proofcf our every claim.
We’ll show them with pleas-
ure. but comeas ea: ly as pus-
sible. . _ e' ‘
_ Our big Maine St. window
is-_*oiled with new carpets. and
‘draperir s for - spring, ~ they’re
worthy a-look. ~ ‘ V
r .
oirsoliros_
'l he - _Wonderful Cheap Men,
_ ' _ ”- V ' i »f|f‘2§‘f£`:!§1T"_?,2»§P»'7&f5§“$’T»‘;\f-ii1 1 _x-?’P_ '-.~__ ,  ‘,__
MICAistheh}ghestgradeof AXLE ASE made. -Itoonhhli ' _
mica which nts a tly smooth s on the
fwm&HALE§ mCAuan§o _ nxlegnauo do 4* .,i_l»__,,_, 
it more satisfactory. REMEMBER 'A_ ,AS HUGH  _j -` fs; *__ ;_
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Milk v Cans '
' Milk Buckets
Milk Testers
Milk Scales  
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Milk Separators
Milk Aerators
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Masonic Temple, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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