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Hughes’ Cough Mixture
Gives prompt relief, a few doses:
will cure the most obstinate cough or
cold, try it. Money refunded if not
aatisfactury. Price z5c.
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic
Will brace you up after a cold, a
ine nerve tonic. Price 25c.
HUGHES. TH§§r§?é?§§T"
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Tai: Rrcnnsr. Danfrrasr EFFECTS
in rnorooanaxc ronrnarrs
Are to be found in our _
New Style, Up-to-date
ARISTO PLATINO PRINTS
WITH FOLDER COVERS
These folders. made of heavy dark colored
material, give to a portrait a style and _‘lig-
` that uid Hit - '
We n8""iv~ $°f..'§'€""‘
OUR LID SP C
This yearwill be
LRISTCV PLAYING YRUGTS '
WITH FQLDER COVERS
They individualize a picrure and place it
a class by itself-an artistic clan-Ad|a¢ kung
o be seen to be appreciated. The _ ty
ucreaaing because it is based one ly. ~
Rae are always glad to welcoml vllitunu 30 out
nhl l0» ' I
Geo. I-I. CQQK.
F _ _  s
WHITE & C0.,
STUCK BROKERS
Agents for
Gmus & Stoppaoi
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and C( ‘on
bought outright or on margin.
Newson’s Building - Victoria how
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Telephone 268 P. O. Box 469
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-I is r-.fl
The. Royal ‘
Meat 'Market
The undersigned having entered
into partnership and leased the
premise s formerly occupied byi
Saunders & Newsom near Mark
Wright’s factory, intend oderingg
to the trade, meats of the very best
quality in all kinds and at lowest
prices. Our experience in the
business for thirty years is guar-tl
antee enough,as to cutting and
Suiting all ,who Will please to favor
uswith their custom. Our old
customers as well as new ones are
respectfully invited to give us a
call. I
 
Rubber  
 
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Boots
T91' w0lll¢ll Box Calf
I Leather Lined _
Waterproof -~
N oA Slip
No Rubbers
We have 12 pairs
of this splendid
Walking Boot.
The regular price
is $3.75
We are going to
sell them for
I $2.75 N,
Just the Boot for
AIICY & C0.
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VVe now offer for sale-
6o bbls No I Baldwins (Ontario)
30 bbls No 1 Peewankees
IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER
Also on hand a few bbls of
Kings, Northern Spys and Bishop
Pippins. I
Special low price on 5 bbl lots. -
BEER & GOFF.
SAMUEL GAY & SON] `
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ou. Jouu 1=. Meuntl;
Physician and Surgeon, Snmmerside, P. E. 
Practice attended to,day and night.
01-*Frei-:;-In residence of Mr. John Muirhead, `
°°YI!tr Church and Central Streets and immed-
lfii north-e_-ist ofkuss Hotel. I2 eod 6 m
Ripans Tabules are a
common sense eiieghual
.i cure for indigestiongiicggu
?headache, dizziness and
many other ills which  ff I
iginate in abad stomach or
»~ are the outgrowth of poor
physical condition." ‘W
At Dmggista
ordinary Occasion.
oo cents. NIMH! a
M ‘nu _ f _~
__1‘&
SD Guoatl. situated in the centre
eco.
fNo other Drug Store carries
such a complete stock of
lnnucs, DYES, ere., as e
REDDIN RUS-,
I Our Dispensing Department,
“Complete in every Particular.”
lTelephone your orders, we will
‘do the rest. ‘
gasped#  Bucs..
_  stipation, souf sto"&icl:, ` E f ` , _ - Iuifiivx ehssv. we chimrn-
Pnoixli so opp. 9.0.
O1 _EJLBRUN SWIC
1l0l1U.l*01¥,N, B.
The Largest all Boat,
mga: an 'ne ony,
ol Grounds, and
Lilllill IIIIEIIESI
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‘Reporters and Correspondents
_ Everywhere.
iuuxn
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YESTERDAY Patx-trick Doherty paid his
fine and expenses in all $107 for A rece nt
Queen Street was adjourned for a week.
OWING to various causes the Quarterly
Oilicial Board meeting of the First Meth-
odist Church called fcr last night did not
t take place.
Samuel Simpson, Esq,, who recently
underwent an operation in the hospital is
now at his €iste\’s Mrs. McNeill on Kent
Street. His many friends will be glad to
hear that he isimprovinggalthough slowly.
The many friends of Mrs James C.
Clark, North Wiltshire will be pleased to
learn that she has recovered from her
recent attatk of typhoid fever. under the
skillful treatment of Dr. Bradley. '
Tun hockey match between the Abe(
weits and the Victorian will be the final
one of the League Series, ` the Crystah
Pioneers having refused to consent to
the conditions of playing proposed by tho
other members of the'Lea’gue Committee
at the recent meeting in Summerside.
At the close of the game to night the
trophy will Abe _pxgopted to.the_ winners. '
-7Trm Rev. L¢o`W‘Illia.ms2 of’~St. Pa.u1’a1
Church is giving a. course of short twenty'
minute addresses, to his congregation'
durlng the Lenten Season, The boys and
girls, young men audyouug women will _
I r
day evening and also Friday evening com-I -
mcnciug at 7.30 p. m. ' _
_BEGINNING with Monday night next,
March 9th u week of Prayer meetings will
be--held ln=St Johu'u0hutch__Crupaud. Bev _
T C Mellor, M A of Summerside will give __
an address nt `es.cli` §erv¥oé"on" the follow- .1`
ing subjects:-(1) Sin, (2) Temputious, (3)
Lost opportunities. (5) Light in Christ,(5) I
Strength in Chriso, (5) life in Cnrist
respectively. The Rector,” th`e Rev C R
Cumming M A will conduct the meetings.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services, commencing- at- 7.30 clclock.
Probably R-av Mr Cumming wtlr _sing a
solo at each* meeting. Moo'n light 'nights
then. _ ` ‘ "
A very enjoyable evening was spent on
the evening of the 27th inet., when a large
number of invited guests assembled at
the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Ambrose Eer-
guson of Suffolk. The evening was spent
invarious games and amusements until
about 11 o’clock,i when the guests remov-
ed to the dining room where the supper
was served in the, hostess best style to
which the guests done amplcjustice. Mr.-
Gccrge Simmons and Mr. James Godfrey
played some very nice music on the violin
‘to which the guests moved round with
with flying feet and laughing eyes until
.the wee small hours when the guestsjde
parted feeling it was good to be there. i
A NEW York despatch to the Star says:
-Among the pieces lately reproduced in
bronze by Henry Bonnard Bronze Com-=
pany, are two heroicstatues novrfluished
and on view for a few days previous to
_ their shipment to Canada. One statmelre-
` presents a. young Prince Edward Islander
who volunteered for service in South
Africa. The Bgure is eight feet high and
is to surmount a monument erected in
Charlottetown. The second figure repre-
Isents a trooper of the mounted brunch of
she Canadian service, and is intended for
a monument to be erected in Brantford.
Bath these works are from the hand of
Hamilton MacCarthy, aCauadian sculp-
tor, reslding in Ottawa.
AT the annual meeting of the Benevo-
lent Iri~h Society on Monday night the
following cmcers were elected for the
ensuing 5-fm: ' _
Patron- T nomas Handrahan.
President-James Edmonds (re-elected)
lst Vice do--R. F. Mad digan. ,
2nd Vice do-P.AHogan.
Treas.-J amos Hennessey (re-elected) ` A
I Secy-Geo. St. C. Garnham (re-elected.)
' Sergt-at arms-Simon Bolger.
Charitable Committee-P Bradley, P. S.
`Bi-own, D. O’M Reddin, P. McCloskey,
1 Chief Marshall-John Connolly (re-
elected.
Assismnts-A Hennessy and G. Hughes
Standard Bearers -R. Dooley, P Flynn.
Janitor and Messenger-James Mc-
‘_Ma.hon.
i Hall Corn-John Connolly. R F.
Mscldigan. Jas Edmonds.
0. 'I. T. M.
What Does it Mean ?
conviction. The case against Henry Josey~
,clean game. but onthe whole are not as i-i
strong as the Eurelns, who have good IA
be» addressed ‘separat.ely.5 The___»ChurchA '
prayer meeting is held as usual Wednes- _
I
Thomas E Flynn. .
 Suburbsnitee," is the continuation in Part
E Ill Aof A series of mistakes and experiences
,falling to the lot ofa couple buildingta
Zhume. It is delightful reading, after
,which follows illustrations of “Typical
American Homes,” A Woman’g Home
showingmoderate cost houses, with rull I.
11°°r plana andfdeecriptions. In addition
to all of the above, are the usual depart-_
ments covering "Decora.tiona.nd Furnish-ll
ing,” ‘Household Economics] ‘Tho .Tablet
Chatterer’ and “Splinters and Sha.¥lngs,"
A under which-head is given tables showing
the comparative -costs of frame and brick,
tions of theoountry as they arc today, in- I
THE Halifax' Recorder speaking of the
presented afino 'appearance on the ice.
They have some flue skaters, and play a. ~
.men in evgry position, including some _
shining lights, and who introduce some of.
the tactics' which have made lJppe_;°iP1‘o-_
vinco teams formidable. The Eurekaa
were 'jubilant over their, yictory, which
they cle arly won,Aproviug themselves tho]
superior team." George Adams was 
star ofthe game; his stick lgafudllng and.
his speedy skating "wo_uld`;huvc° “ done
credit to much more pretentios A p1ayers,l
and ho had able, assistance ' _from _
his brother Gus, who played in excellent
form. _Tolliver's high jumping ucrobaticl
body checking was a. feature, and Taylor ._
and Skinner in both their positions played
z_z line game. Flint and Allison did inotf
have much to do ou the defence, but they
were equal to emergencies.. 'There wore,
four brothers on the _Rangers  Mills,
all good playe_rs. Af was 
smart and active, and a good skater; B.
did good work on tha 'right wing; GL _atfg
cover lifted in due style. and checked well' 
while J. is a very cleyer rover. McNeill. __
the best of the forwards; 'Byers at point
'is a big fellow, u cousin hf'Geori!e Byers,
stops in goal. and? _hut  
would have been a larger sobre. f  ; 4 _
t mrpnesrruc, Ig IRUD.
Youf Can Try Ti_li`;r Yourself and
Prove It. _
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One grain of the active principle 'ln
Stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets will digest
3,ilD grains of meat, 'eggs and other whole it
some food, a.nd_tAhis claim has been proven
by actual experiment which anyone can
perform for himself in the followlnir
manner_';_ Cut hard boiled eggs into very
small pieces, as it would be if masticated,
place the egg and two or three of the tah-
lets in a. bottle or jar containing warin
water heated to 98 degrees (thc temper-
ature of the body) and keep it at this
temperature for three and one-halt hours,
as completely digested as it would have
~boy. » __
The point of this eigpcrimept is_that
what Stuart’s Dyspepsia.»Tabletfs will _do
to the egg in the bottle it will do to- the
‘child can take Stuart‘s » Tablets -'with'
safety' andbenetit if its digestion isweuk '
and the thousands of cures accomplished I
1 by their regular daily use are easily ex-
plained when it is understood that thcy'
are composed of vegetable essences,
aseptic pepeiu, diastase and Golden'Seal, f
which mingles with the food and digest it -I
horoughly, giving the overworked
stomach a chance to recuperate. _
ADieting never cures dvspepsla, neither,
do pills and cathartic medicines, which __
simply irritate and inliamc the intestines.,
When enough food is eaten and prdmpg
ly digested there will be no constipation,
nor in fact will there bcdisease of any
kind because good digestion means good
health in every Grgau. A A _
The merit and success .of _Stuar_t’s Dys-
pepsia Tablets are world wide and .
tehy are sold at the moderate price of 50
cts. for full sized packpgés in everydrllg
store 'lu the United' Statesand Canada as
well as in Europe. ' _ A
 
‘ THIRTY DROWNFD
Bsnsr, France, Feb. 27.--The steam
oollier- Otter Caps from Newcastle-Om
Tyne, was driven onthe rocks at Foun-
tenot last night and brokoup and sank
immediately. I; is believed that the crew
and passengers numbering thirty, perish-
ed. Up to the present, seven bodies have
I been washed ashore.
i-ig-Him-M
Coughs, colds, lzoarsenesa, and other throat A
ailments are quickly relieved by' Cresolene ‘
I fnb1ers,een¢enegpert\»>z. _/or cr-uggises. _ t
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aim, usethe mostfup-lo-date sy#-"
To-day our testing room is equipped
wit.hthe.ueusa11u\!|:antllt'|ueat
the most dndcult cases. A
Its to your advantage tl all
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ut the end of which time the eggwflllbo `~f~
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Rangers first match at Halifax says: -iTI_1e_i _ "` _ \  ' _ Q ` _ i
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Stocks,bonds, grain, cotton, etc.,
bought and sold for _cash or Carried
on a margin, Quotations' 
on the best New York and Boston
stocks. We offer for sale at. Shoo
a limited nuinber of shares of the
Gordon Plenum Light Co. of New
England and consider it an excell-
ent investment. A Lighting Plant
furnished by this company is- now
installed in our ompe. Full partic-
ulars regarding the stock furnish-
ed on application. `
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