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_gmeriean Steel and Wire $2
Amerinn Tobacco mi
Brooklyn Transit Wd
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Federal Shi 45
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GIGAGO HAKKFB icvening, it beingthe occasion of the
Gnucaso, Hush 4--BIOHID -'HK'
gnoqhgu-.a the elastagratesz _
nay, Wines, Te; Goan, 415; Pork,
$I4..l5
A Widespread Trouble in
Spring Time.
PilNi’S Gililii iillillllill
The 0nly Remedy That Cures
fraternal visit of Mayilower and North
_RiverLoyal Divisions. Lhor 
order of business an interesting nlfngram
was carried ont. " 
l Pte. P. B McRae gave a lecturoin the
hall at Centreville on Saturday thcA_ 2nd
on the Boer War under the auspices of
Court Minnemoura, I. O.F. He had a
good house and was listened to closely for
over-two hours. He hada number of
curios that he brought from S. Africa
which were well worth going to see. The
audience were well pleased with the
treaz. given e them by Mr. McRae.
AA vsnr large number took advantage of
the moonlight of last night and enjoyed
the pleasant drive to Heartz’s_ Hall to be
present at the entertainment given under
the direction of Prof. Earle in aid of the
and   Prince Biiward Island Hospital. As an-
in d id d J h
One of the most prevalent and fatal of
_ ounce teams were prov e at 0 nsnn
8: Johnson’s corner and by the outbursts
ofl hte hile te it id
ang rw en ron was ev ent
that the drive was not the least interest- 3 was found floating at _,hp harbor entrance
troubles at this season is kidney disease. . ing pan of me pmm.am_ Added to those
It comeson as silently as a cat steals up~
on its prey, and often wrecks life before
the vietims°are fully aware of their danger.
Do not disregard the early symptom of f
Kidney disease. some ot- which are baek~
ache, constipation, indignation with head-
faehe, and a constant call to make water
which has abundant sediment of a brlcky tl
color. ‘ A ~ j
The prompt and honest use of Paine‘s '_
Celery Compound will quickly banish
every symptom of disordered Kidneys.The»
great medicine has cured and given a new
like to thousands in the past; it will do
thesame good work for all suferers today
Mr. M. Maher Hairdresser. St .]ohu’s _
Nild says;
I suffered terribly for two years from Kid-
ney troubles and'Dyspepsia, I was comple-
tely rundown and could not eat or sleep,
One of the ablest city doctor attended me
but no good results fellowcd his work.
Happily, a friend advised me to use
Paine`s Celery Compound. I procureda.
supply, and the first dose relieved me. I
have used eight bottles, and now sleep
well, appetite is good, and I am as strong
as ever before I recommended Paine's
Celery Compound to all."
Ladies’ cashmere stockings
worth 30.: going for 18 cts a
pair at 'tha great bankrup.
sale at Rams=.y’s old st-md.
5 4i.
A. few of those soiled white
shirts, col'ars. and cuffs going
at half price at the great
bankrupt sale at Ramsay’s
Old stand. 5 4i
Now’s the time to buy your
rubbers for spring. -Big dis-
counts on all rubber goods at
the Sunnyside _bankrupt sale
Rarnsay’s old stand. 5_6iu.
F armers
and   
FiSilBiiil8il
And all whose bn.-i-'iass
takes them out in the mud
and slush ot' early sprin; need
Our tish and knee boots 
t _
good waterproof boots.
are hang] mad; of the bes
long tanned leather
Grain fish boots $4 35
“ knee " 5.25
Granby rubber boots-the
best made-$3.50 _
‘who drove out from the the 'city were a
scene of a very enjoyable 
it A wi ?=f=
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fm me Nm  ......... im.. .. S.. ....  
Prince Colntv. _ _
Honored
 >.:xml:A1slii .resented nr
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and Donald
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WE\_Blu1l __é“__;_§_lletiIl Boards-Bank Clork Salldbaggod aild are me urn;   of
A* AA Rothedihody l-`-ound-Labor Delegates’ Deman¢ls-The 1 §.°.`.'f.if°°"i"'°°° “_ W D°""‘°’ 
TWO GDRPORALS ARRIVE HOKE.
Sr. JOHN, March 4tl\,-(Special.)-Cor-
porals Combs and Armstrong arrived
home this evening and were given a
grand reception.
Armstrong was afterwards entertained
. by the officers of the Artillery
BODY FOUND FLOATING.
The badly decomposed body ofa man
and Labor delegation have asked EiAle“'Ai
may baths.. not yet been iaeneinea. 'Gevemmeut to prevent the sr`enAth=s`efA‘l
_ 8| - y repor t e arbor _t
Commissioners that the Connors syndi- ec
cate had not lived up to their agreement. ,eg respecting um abwe  
This is believed to bc the preliminary _ti , at which election the said DAona`ld‘A`.‘
step to a forfeit ofits $50,000 bond._ - td  hd be” "and ‘5
canon nxnuou-as nxwauns.
Orrawa, March 4th-(Speciil)-. Trades
‘Acouutry, taxing the utmost capacity of
10.120 htbelldllidt from the Sntroundinl 3.A;|pA(;10Ug LAVLL 5q~UDgy[g_  trmldulenf' na'At“.7°~Hati°n. NPC" t°A
Japanese in British Columbia and asked
thehalland the additional sittings that th t h ' - i'
hadbeen provided in anticipation gg gm Journal, (Conservative)~__discussed the _ ; t_ e Nm’ of residence be extended
_ Monash., uma 4.~<sp.nmL,-Ls »  _ A A _ °°
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crowd. Home idea of the good conduct of Laval students atapublio   ve ’em'As'» _ _ _ NIC SIN 010°!-i\'ll'llald
feeling which prevailed may be gained
from the fact that manyof the ladies econ-
ornized space by occupying impromptu
seats. The menu of merriment and song
was above the average,was interesting in
the extreme and was ample reward for
those who braved the outing. Choruses,
vocal and instrumental music,readings,re
citations were given by the Misses Florence.
Marion and Amy Earle, Miss Josie Stenti-
ford, Miss P. Large, the Misses Collings
and Messrs. Wailterl Hornsby, Ernest
Peake, |Chas. Earle, W. E. Bentley,
and could not be silenced until he re-
sponded to an encore and the liberal ap~
plaase of the first instance was redouhled
as his clear, full voice died :away in
the last notes of his favorite number. Mr
John Prowse presided in his usual happy
manner. In the early part of the evening'
the order was not the best,but the prompt
management of those in charge speedily
eliminated all obnoxious features and all
present are _loud in their praise of the
outing. _ __
»' .
Bam: cnmzx sazm-Baoonxn AND Ronslm.
At St. Sanveur on Saturday n clerk in
robbed of a thousand dollars by two men
who escaped.
tertainment and the students made aA» ts' t km c _
noisy demonstration in front of the omce, me 0 0 ‘ny p'm°°°r hnwnbb
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Theyalso ask for_ the paymexit of all
discharged after arrest on 'a criminal
_also burning the bulletin boards.  chu _ l __ _ __°¢ me “gd
_ Rf
mass wane-nasas=rs~anNora1¢on=-r.~ ~
SYDNEY, N. S- March 4th (Special)
'. o
the Provincial Bankwas sand-bagged and Da? Sloan’ of Westville Q45- sh°t ami We also hereby reportz- AA AA A A
seriously wounded by a Chiuaman,Faug
Wang, whose windows he. a»nd»a.chum _
h_ac_l been smashing to‘annoy. `thefCg1§¢_- `
tla s, ` ` ' '
appeared ' xcelle t . r f _ 1»_ ~  -  _ _ __ _ -_  __  ' - t
. . A 'W' AA” "Z" " `.~~..`f“'~»-_»,-._-_-...‘.___»--~_‘ _-‘_-.1 .~-nh.-.1 _,lense .ef 31'__»__-é `~-- _ ' ._ _   , L_., \_._ _ , __ ` X ~,‘_. ._‘
had rendered his tirst selection the and- ` - _s-_-:ee_->;..f.._._;_;_;___ __________ _ ; .... _ _;___.____;T__-_;_'_;'_'_-__=__¢_____;;_;_;_`_<_=;1f_;a-. we ;- if 
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Mr. Barlow, G. H. W. Moore and Chas. A A _. A _ _ ‘A A-_ A A A AA  __ Cove, John;
Curtis. The latter sang by request and _  A A _ __ _ ff  ‘ __ _ ._.
in e n voice Afte he‘ A A A AA A  A
ience werewell aware of his capabilities' . ‘ , ,` - ~~<__f- 1 A .` e
The Pollow1ng__ are Additional Pari1cularsf°~.'to
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_ ;
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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mical laboratory of Dr Ruttan, in the
A Montreal exchahge ofAFeb'. 27th 'sfiyAs`: ‘different degrees of  giver forth 'aAAA
A deplorable accident occured in the che- it variety of gases. At acompnrativeiy iAowA
temperature sulphuric num in stressed i
Faculty °fn1em_¢me,o_fMcG.u University ‘other gasesare generated to--‘ ' Mlm further lnqsiriasto the extent
§'¢S¢¢1'f’8.7. Wlllfrh Will Dwbebly R801# 'thedegreeof heat to which the such corrupt practices prevailed is desir
in the partial blindness of Mr. David taining the mixtuAAreA is subjected. Ininble
Shaw' ° HW” 7°” m°d.i@5AfAaf'd°“5.»A '$2 ordérto ascertain the naturejottheaj
  _  one'i'eye»ii°'i=  elmiféi'  thi. smasnu are in :se saint of
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Flannels and woolens will not'
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shrink of harden, if washed with A 'A
’ S. A. HcDouald.has just received thai
testEnglleh andfamsrwau felt hats,
fr- 0 2. ~v»l~ ' _‘ U” 
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tiiamh
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Banks.
During the month of 1 hemhef
March our Store will
close at 6 o’clock each
evening Saturday ex-
§_'. A. A t d’ A A _ A _ Montreal.
      °   ~°.=2'-r»»»~“'°=~§....”*' ‘°“‘
'  A A ji  fy;ras;f__coflAs1parativ___i  ,im-1-3 th, pm-me” _ot__rth°._ 0 I __ I
Yetterda 's a i A' 3 ’ '
uniugured. The accident occurred through
the unexpected explosion of a quantity of
_sulphuric acid and alcohol with which the
students were experimenting. It is the
ilrst- time that such a mishap has happened
*li _M‘?.Gi11»_ *'14 it ia ._!*#F<i. W. eeewut _ £9'
didcoior. ' ordinary character, and forms a daily student-whose rtl “A” " '"7 AA
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. - .iféicses `°` 3 it  mm -’¥“f"d9'i‘” “‘ i_“1§.‘-.‘F"_‘§.‘*Xf=£-if. l‘_'9_“__~"_~'.*Z'€I“¥*"_“_._°?_‘i____ tel# vas. was at time ummm ' our J
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Ihayensed 
and hbctterthanothcrsoa
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. - , ‘ ~ sumptiou, Jlllle. wife of Anthony Brown,
6 H 1 leaving a husband and three childneu.
A » ' Atthe residence ct Onesinne Richm'dA,A
Sole agents fm' Iunctus L - r s r i r A' ' "AA ""' L'Assension, on the 16th, ult. Cha;-l
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' It makes “mm ,oft ,ma B <sp1¢,,~_ °XP°¢fiD9B9 i5 °U§_!>f AWB! oummbn sid heat-by means-of a Bnnsen burner. The
Y :oldest occurred _while
_W_\\f¢h a _fellow student had been expert]
cuties; 1'n¢.zub_e-fan' 'chad'
e1°m=et°°n.w_=»'e<¥ e3qus_:i¢y; at nie- sul
huric and
 wi with _e view 'fer 1 aaa-dsumge
_ 
injured mano . Bune|’¢faiu~ef.»
Where it was found that the eye
filtinrodfand-f$lat~
l\8ht‘had probablybeen totally des»
_1'f°-.Ds 1s;1_1_~f'»___f,4=~»___1 'mai
. se. .. ‘
ere had by :Iii
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_ mishap. 
veryordinaryone,and  
 upward; ot
gnduaccd from thi faculty ac.
afew yearsa_go.' _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
msn.  t I
At Senrltnwn, on March 3rd, Mrs.
Charles McLean, leaving a husband, three
sous and n daughter to mourn their logs,
At Platte District. on Feb. 17th, of con»
Slvwjwas 'thus _tescingjbe _ _tubs '_ gm_,|,'_‘_ __
lilly-   eff if' :nie ff~f§'zo._.  -< 1
_ _‘gr _Hier §f:»_=_~:fA.f
arid
Doaabiizillnnn, BKCU,
Connor Syndicate Fails to Keep Agreement-Chinaman  f,,'§§i,,',_,i‘§,_;§“;,?§21_f”“B_,A”f,,';.§“wf§_§§_
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Shoots a Window-Smasher at Sydney. 0, §_f_,,_,a§m M P, *"P§_;';?_°§° 
Island
ominion Controvcrtod ElectiousAct, on
he 28th wth filth and 31st days of Jann
, and on the tlrst day of F A
D. 1901, at the Cityot Charlottetown, in
______________________________________________________________ _ '___ _ ge hereby certify that xrursaanuco “rue
corrnons srrmlcarn DEFAULTS. T' My ' - » .
MoN‘rB.l:aL,<March 4th -(Special)- The
En ‘neer to da ted to h h ith
c said province, weheld a Court for the
al and there tried the two several _ Ei-
uon Petitions between the above 
on
I
need and what 
bv councilfi the
ingthcaa
not wed»iw.ee_f.n»-»;na any
Alexander  we 
incd:
That said  ii 1.
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rm
not dulv elected
iw lint -It
That (counsel consenting' 
J\ld|`0;.°¢._°|l»$_¢ thc. partieashonldgay
wn costs.. _ , _
(s.i Thatno corrhA pt practice has
ved tohavc been committed by or
e knowledge and consent of any
teat thesaid election. 
(b.) At the trial' Brodie, of
at is to say,
__ _ _ _ (c.) This there isneason to believe that
° ‘ ~ _ ' corrupt practices, namely ‘treatin
- Guardian Tclegrams. e   _,__......, ................ ........._ "
' A ePetitions relate _ __ __
(fl A A A
) ¥__Von.re ofopinion that the inquiry
fs me elfeumstmeetionne and ensues
proceedings and evidence taken at the
In testimony whereof we have snbasrih-_ 
culled.
our names this eleventh day of Febru
vilnfc,
I J. Honosos *iw for
R. B. lnzomsm,
Hcotinn Court Judges." Agn,” 
---Q-,ln
To-davis Probabilities
Toaoxrro, larch 4.-(Spent
der again on Tuesday
MARRIED
On   A8106" idil, at the
or the hr|de’ef»‘ ihtler
¢bieeen.Bel|a_.Blnr.»»hrtheB¢v

atéeréwgsnsnsxotnnie, sv new
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Bernard, aged $ years, relicit ofthe late
Sylvain Brnn.
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cameras ad;-u§|_¢Q;¢_ff.“f
otthemoath.
The Usecf
'A ' been rendered" incohiileté bf-‘“Ai:he 
on»of..the~partiea»to  Peticionsf A‘
are always
We hcmwith append a copy of the notes
A 11 mi, as chulotuswwn, in mil 
ro
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