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Canadians must feel gratified when the
highest musical critics of the rnotherland
speak in glowing and complimentary
lcmis of one of Cauada's leading pianos.
Mr. Beu Dm/ie>,Englai\d's greatest tenor,
who delighted every ouc who was fortu-
nate enough to hear him with Sir. Alex-
ander Mucliciizie l"».'stival Choirs last
Spring, was so pleased with the New
Scale \\'ill`iaiiis piano that he has written
the following agpreciative letter to the
\VllliainsPiano ompany.“Gent.lemen,-
I want to tell you how much pleased I
nm with the New Scale W'illiams piano
you supplied me, il is magnificent. The
tone color strikes me ns very beautifuL
lt is everything I could desire and I
predict for it s distinctive place among
the great pianos. ltrust it will be my
good fortune tu use your instrument
frequently."
The New Scale \ViIliams isa piano
which hu# been constructed along entirely
n..~\v lines and possesses so many Advan-
tages over other makes that it is well
woi1hiiiic's calling at the local warerboms
to examine them. The Wiuiarna Piano
Co.. Oshawa, publish three booklets on
tht- lii~tory an construction ofnpiano,
wliitli rim be had direct by mail
on .ipp|ication, or from the local
representatives of this celebrated Piano.
Mll.LI‘IIi BROS.
FROM A REPTILE.
WA~Hii\'uTo.\', April ‘.ZB.»At the Nation-
ul Academy of Sciences, Professor Osboin
of C-rlumliis, reivl n nuper n-ivocafinit u
rerlix-sitlcstiort of the reptiliu, chiefly In-
I.ere~if.iiig because of the pail' ive announce- i
ment that inim its ir iiisiiimul with a sin-
glt-. arch ou the side of his .~kull is
Uf"Ul>U\lMl»lYfi»‘.~ce'ideii from that class of
l`¢Ptil»>s known in Lvnspiin. wliirh has
only one arrli.
From Burtts Corners.
We rind Krzsniiiiks Li.\'i.\ii-;.\"r gives ex»
cellent snIl:1fi\c‘lon, und our sales cor.-1
st.uii'.ly inirreirsiiig .I ill JO\`I‘IS. 
Bur- ts (Turmr. N B. I
Weeks' ®. Co. sell
Men"s Hats and Caps
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DYEING
A RECIPES
‘ \Ve carry all the old l
frisl ioued materials
that grandmotlier used
i to use in dyeing, and
may have. If you have
but a small amount of 5 .
` dyeing to do the mod- f 5
l
i can  any recipe you " iiiiiss oiier said the matter would be settl-
tn
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House met sr 4 o'eIock.
The ouse resumed comm e on
of. Pioszress was reported.
The HL use resumed committee 011
Sunply.
The Items of $17000 lor Interest to Banks.
Loans, Debentures provoked considerable
discussion the Oppoiitiou asking for an
explanation us to how u smaller sum could
pny the inteiesr ih’s year than lush
Hon. Mr. Peters said this was the esti-
mate made up after careful consideration
und further than that he could not say.
On the vote ni psclri-tv u ples was miie
fora boat on market days up the \Vest
River. Tlieie was iii complaint because
the s'esmer docked st the Steam
Navigation \\'harf und whsrfirge had to
be paid, and also that the fares were
excessive.
Hon. Mr. Cummlskey snld the question
as to why the boat did not go to \\'est
River on market days had been answered
before. Tue scheduled rates had been
sizieed ou and if there were any over
charge it would be refunded. The bout
could not dock at Ferry \\'hurf ss ther
was no warehouse. Goo ’s for th
Princess could also he put on board ut
once and thus save truckuire.
Mr. Currie condemned the landing at
the Strain I\‘svlgstion \\'harf, und said
that the charge on a certain gentleman
with hors: ri-id cart was exorbitant. He
made u plea for u host up West. River und
condemned the Government for not
riuviuiz the siciuxer on the Rocky Point
ferry.
Hon. Mr. Cumrniskey said there was no
in-izlett of duty for excellent work had
Iieenidone on the steamer Hillsboro which
if it ii ul not been 'fone hvre would
ntcessitate her being >ent to Picton and
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outliiici the securing of the C.ty cf
London and told how considerable money
hui been saved from thc past.
Mr. lrriuiz insrie ir pl-a to have the b0'\t
lion \lr l’e'er~. viii he had notlflei
I lieCt\ptrilrito cull and hc had renlict geuiln gexgeegugiggfh'gzgeboilézrytgze‘gt
"nit he could not turn the steamer at the
whurf bt-cuu-ae of the end of sn old abut-
ninved and liupcd they would be able to
procure Mr. lIi\ney‘s dredge.
l)r. Douglas wi~ihel to have an urruurzci
ment reiznrlinrz the fiii-rs. und the Coni-
I’roizre.=s was reported niid House mi-
,iniirnoi :it s x o`clocl;.
House met ut .‘l.I.`i
The House resumed committee of Sup-
. ern package dyes are
more economical and ,
1 aee easier to use. \\/'e l
carry at all times a full
line of Diamond Dyes
which includes _ 32
colors for silk and Wool V
and 16 colors for cotton i i,
or mixed goods. Price i
8 cents a fresh pack- i
' age. Then we have all ‘
the colors of Maypole
i Soap dyes also. Price
A for colors loc each and
for black r5c.
 J. G. JAMIESON,
- DR UGCHST.
The Medical Hall.
l ln his district which, he snlil, were being We have the best grain bggg in
ply with Mr. Godkin In the Chair.
The itrfin of S'Z0,0~)0 for Ilridrtes brought
M r. Kitikham und Mr. McLean to their
I fret und they claimed that the bridges in son‘s blood %es on a rich red color mud
their district had been neglected.
Hon. Mr. Cutnmlskey said that the
t-xpenditure in the district would lie less
tliiin Inst year imrl already over half had
been solfl bythe Inspector and reiurns
innrlr.
Mr. Miithiesnn asserted that the winter
rouds were iiltogcther neglected and
formed it stroniz ground for complaint.
Mr. Muthleson and Mr. Morson discussed
the claim of J. F. Norton, Cardigan, for
his work on Seal River Bridrze. They
clitimed It was izivcu for to obtain his
influence iii the Ciirdiiznn election of
lllirl.
Hon. Mi' Cniniulskey emphatically
rrenlci that the money was rzlvrn to hold
Mr. Norton`s Influence.
Mr. Arsenault complained of bridges
Allowed to po to ruln.
llnn. Mr. I\Ic.\`u*.t defended the actions
L" " A i bushel potatoes. They are strong,
EEWWHEH EE @@°'°®f93@°5 ;‘:::;.:‘;:f.*;e;xe;*.:.;ifi.r::_:is
MI R  R5 Reid & Creighton
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VVe have just stocked an assortment of 50 framed
mantle Mirrors-be
-with broad and deep handsome frames, in a
variety of sizes-Pr
also carry a full assortment of Mirror Plates-
If you have a frame
ir.
Special plates for store windows, etc., can be
supplied on special
also carry a full lin
kitchens etc, priced
See us, theusee yourself.
Si1nnyside'Cii.rpet and Furniture Store. _ ix,” ~¢h¢ ¢¢mp“yl¢ wha; .i ,-Whol 1
for .Pi
mrmnn on monsoon ---T74
st bevel edged French plates
iced from $6.00 each up-We
needing a plate, we can fill
order at short notice-We
e of cheap framed mirrors for
from Ioc each up.
ASSEMBLY.
H lm the Supply was concluded.
Bill entitled un Act respeotlnu the ch
Legislators und acts in amendment there- S
A Bill entituleil an Act respecting vul-
oua departments of the public service was ar
read u ilrat time.
ktvcp hernt least [wc weeks inter. He.
ment. llc tllhn. Mr Peters) wus mulriniz Efifcfiofglugzléi‘;ir§§;_5§i§:“;i:§te"h;I"};Y3_‘
every effort to have the obstruction rc-‘ f,,1o’N_ y_' advises even. ,Aan ,ma woman
Darmoremoney than sv* before had
u
being put in thorough good mpalr.
When the Knut for education mme at
midnight Mr. Muthlesou asked that the
discussion ofthe vote be postponed till
the mor-nlnu.
The Prem'er urged the votre and lr.-
Mnthleson ucntlnusd at length in con-
demnation ol the present sxhool syrtcl.
|‘ With the puiiiug ot this resolution the
'l'aoSpeakcrtonk the chair and the
alrmsn :touted 39 resolution of
npply agreed to.
Bon. Mr. Piitrrs submitted the Ap.
opi-lation Bill which was read n that
me and, sftersuspenolun ot the stand-
lnR rule was read u second time, consid-
ered in committee of the whole with Mr.
Gadkin ln the chslr sud set down for
third reading at next session.
Capt. Road, Mr. Gallant Mr. Arsonaltlt,
were appointed u Contingent Expenses
Committee.
The House than adjourned.
sotoiriggicinrs.
Rriurru, N. W. T., April 27.-A man
named Stewart, nn ex-member of the
mouutsd police, shot sud killed himself
yesterday neu- Regina barracks. He had
recently returned from South Africa and i
made application to reenter the force.
While awaiting is decision he not on a
prolonged spree, which ended yesterday
lu his tslring his life.
TRUE BILL FOUND.
Sr. Jouiv, April 27.-The trlsl olGror|1s
(lee, for the murder of his cousin, Millie
Gee, berrsn st Vi'oodi~toclr yesterday. The
grand jury found n true bill. A petit. jury
was secured and a lame part of the evi-
dence fur the ;irn~ecutIon wus taken at
the first sitting. Attomey General
Pugsley is prosecuting.
BLOOD CELLS.
0,892” nip.
“$0399 :I
mQ3g3
“fiat”
G
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Man is fr millionaire many times over lu
the possession of blood cells. Woman is
not quite so rich, for scientists have proven
thutdtlpe norinalsnumbcr of red blood cells
K . . .
in helaltih, but, in disease, becomes ex
e
lions of rich red blood corpuscles rf the
only know how to go about it. Dr. R. 
to prepare for a long life by observing ns-
ture's laws. Xu the first lace, if your
digestion is faulty, and the food you
eat is not taken up y the blood and iuisim-
ilated properly, you need n tonic and diges-
live corrector, something that will increase
llc red blood corpuscles; he believes in
going about this in nature’s own way.
Years ago, in his sotive practice, he found
that sn alterative extract of certain herbs
sud roots. put up without the use of alco-
hol, would put the liver, lungs and heart
into fuller und more complete action. This
medicine hc called Dr. Pierce’a Goldel
Medical Dbcnvery. By usimiluting the
food eaten, it nourishes the blood, and, ln-
stead of the ' -shaped corpuscles, the per-
the corpiisc are more nearly round.
.Nervousness is only the cry of the starved
nerves for food, and when the nerves are
fed on rich red blood the person loses ,
those irritable feelings, sleeps well at nigh(
and feels refreshed in the morning.
KNOWLEDGE IS POYVER.
If you want to know about your body
read Dr. Piercc’s Common Sense Medical
Adyirser, which can be had for the cost of
mailing, 50 cents in oue~cent stamps for the
clotlrbound book, or gt stumps for the
paper-covered volume. 1008 pagan. Ad-
ress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr, Pierre‘a Plc ant Pellets cleanse (ha
bowels and stimtiilsate the sluggish llvel.
liags! Ilagsziiiiiiisit
the country. They are large enough
to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3
want some, how many ?
Sydney, C. B. ,
Noricsi
I am ready to start work on
the Murray Harbor Branch
Railway. I would be glad to
have intending workmen re-
River immediately
` ag dw i wx.
Charlottetown `
The Steamer Princess, wi
 L,  2 . 'nm oupcisu.  ln~lm¢l_l»1>\,l!1\8D umm \fAY,=.   '   _.
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Oftlcc Requirements.
ELM AND ASH HALL
  STANDS.
Golden iiiiiiiii is x 3°. G. B Mimi. s nm.. nooté
and Umbrella Stand, nicely carved ; also Elm with i4 by
zz bevelled Glass.
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OFFICE ROLL TOP DESKS. made in solid oak,
golden polish finish, quarter-cut oak vrritiuz bed. 50
inches wide, 30 inches deep, 50 inches high. drawers
lock automatically, ~lide un each side, top neatly fitted
with pigeon-holes, and six enclosed wooden document
boxes.
Office roll-top desk, well made ni' solid oak, polished,
with solid nak writing bed, automatic drawer locks,
slides on eacli side 48 inches wide, 30 inches deep, 50
inches high.
JAMES PATON & C l.
will iit Chinn Point Wharf in the interes s :,113auhag-'xiIfiogftffggzgaigevsixgfgéitf _ _____ __
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A TALK ABOUT TWEEDS
QUALITY is one of the strongest foundations upon
which any business can be built. The products of
THE MONCTON WODLLEN MILLS
not only surpass those manufactured by any otlier. but
in points of finish and workmanship are unexcelled and no
store in the province is more fully equipped to meet modern
demands in this line than THE HUMPHREY CLOTHING
STORE. They are firm believers in quality and zealously
guard the quality of their products at all time by using the
best material and employing experienced workmen.
They have gained the reward which such careful atten-
tion to business invariably brings.
The almost phenomenal success with which their pro-
ducts have been introduced' into new fields, and the constant-
ly increasing demands suggest that building trade upon qual-
ity has proved a success.
Absolute confidence in the quality of their products can
always be niaintaiiied, and they are ever ready to stand by
their claims.
THE MONCTON WOOLLEN MILLS are represented
on P. E. Island only by
The Humphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building. Ch'town, P- E. Island.
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#Qt . M144 Wwgfdwll `$ni§°‘fz}“l'»"»\.
“The hemlock of thepforest was for the healing
of the nations.” ’
__ Hemlock Oil is .the Greatest Cure on Earth for
HEADACHE SORE THROAT
TOOTHACHE BRONCHITIS
EAR ACHE NEURALGIA -
CRAM PS RHEUMATISM
port _at my ofhce, Murray Last year the sale of Hemlock Oil was unparalleled, and
’ ' . man y of the cures it made were almost miraculous.
WILLARD KITCHEN. .,
Pizicn 50.; A BOTTLE, ,
Steam Navigation Go., James-A~ H9U5t9n»
ilari iight Furnishing 0n..i.».-.iiiiiffi-i1E3;. ...., _,_ '
Manager for Canada. »
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QUALITY AND
'PURITY  
We are `, i` rticulai-
about theputlitéyyof 3;! drugs
but we are even more careful
to see that the drugs we use
in'dispens_ing are of the hi li-
est quality-nothing donit-
ful finds a place on our
shelves. '
Worth remembering when
your physician hands you a
prescription to get filled.
ELLIS
THE DRUGGIST,
Charlottetown.
nun on Eno
200 Mn Wanted.
just al soon as the Sfpring open: up, between
the r5\.h lust and the int dry of May. I will
went ulithe men and boy: who worked with
me Ill! rellon, and al many others an want
employment, to go to work on the Murray Hsi-
bor Brunch Rallwuv.
I will lilo be starting work at Curtin Creek
on the rf. E. I. R. near Chuioxtetowu, about
the 15th Inst.
For further information apply by letter or
telephone to
WILLARD KITCHEN,
Murray River, P. E. I.
4-4 dw i mo
NEW DAB SERVIBE
I have decided to begin in the
city and suburbs an up~to-date
cab service. Passengers, baggage
etc., will be conveyed to boats
trains or anywhere else desired
Orders left at McDonald 8.: Mc-
Kinuon‘s _Drug Store or at the
Qtnbles, Sydney Street, near
St¢.vf~ns0n's Corner will receive
prompt attention.
J. M. NICHOLSON.
Telephone No. 253.'
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Auction Sale.
We are instructed by Walter
Haszard. Esq.. to sell by public
auction on
SATURDAY. MAY 7th..
at 2 o'clock p. m-.
His desirable residence situated on
Mount Edward Road.
For further particulars apply tn
BENJ. CARTER & CO.,
_ Auctioneers.
27, rnwf, td. '
FOR SALE
Government House
One Horse-One Milk
Cow. .
3a-31
__ suv.
Old Mahogany Bofu, Cl-nlrn. Tables, Bui-ends
and old ihhogauy furniture in general, Old
lrua Door Knockers, Bran Candlesticks.
Trays, Briuierl, Inu Audlrnru. Old Blue
Dishes sud Chinn, Grandfather Clarks. old
Postage Bumps und before 1871>, worth moston
euvelopea. Alan uid Orin, Old Bran window
comms, old Pictures. r-'einer min. 91""
Luster, Pitchers, Flint Lock Guru, Pistols, etc..
Amina. _
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ir6 Germulu Strut, Bt. John, N B.
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Summer-side to whom all orders
i.. w. ooox. 
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