THE
1-S|l|1|u_|n-_-in
pf, Thevolame al bulinel transacted bythe Mutual Life of Canada
dpring 1904 exceeds thatpf any previom year. Over Five Million
Dollars of new btllinem was written, making the total Assurances
new in force nearlsdforty and a Half Millions of Dollars. All but
niirty Thousand lara of the new business waawritten within the
Dominion, The Mutual Life of Canada is essentially a Canadian Com-
pany, and believes Canadian business is preferable to foreign
hsineas, which is at excessive coat and is often of poor quality.
Good home business, and lots of it, moans more prciits to Canadian
pdlicy hilldell. '
Shiiacni from 35l|l lrlmi llopcri ol'
1
I for 1904  
| ' INCOME ,V DISBURSEMENTS
Premiums _ . _ _ _
._ ._ _ __ ._ __$l,373,364 69 Death Claims . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .S 220,304 50
Interest and rents . . . . . .
_ _ 351,944 21 Matured Endowments _ _ _ _
Purchased Policies . _ _ _ _ 
Surplus . . _ . _ _ _ .

Annuities . . . . _ _
_ _ ..._ _ _
Expenses, Taxes, etc.. _ _ _ _
Balance . . _ . _ _ . . _ . . .
_ _ _ _ _ _
52,394 5_1
83,183
8,079 %
300,807 I
899.886 56
$1,725,808 90
Sl ,T'l'.7.3O.‘l '30
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ASSETS
Nortgagci . . _ .
_ _ ,gs _ _ _ _
Debentures and Bonds. _ _ _
Loans on Policies _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ 883,492 41 Reserve on lapsed policies
Loans on Stocks _ _ _ _ _ _ 7,000 00 liublo to revive or sur- ‘
Liens 0.-_ Poli(-ies _ _ 31,161 25 render . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .
._
Real Estate _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ .. _ _ 68,285 53 ' Death Claims un:ld`us|_ed. _
Cash in'Banks _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 136,728 03 Present value oi, Death
Cash at Head Otiicc . _ _ .
_ _ 4,317 IS Claims payable in instal-
Duo and Deferred l’rc-
miums (net) _ _ _ . _ . _ . . .
__ 266,713 94
Interest due and accrued. _ 159,718 16
LIABILITIES
Reserve, 4, 3} and 3 per
cent _ . . . . _ _ . _ . . . _ , . _
_ .$7,355,172 24
8-1. 760,617
2,897,491;
53.
4;!!
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SES
ments _ . _ . . . _ . . _ . _ . .
..
Premiums paid in advance
Amount due for medical
foes . . _ . _ _ . _ . . . _ . _ _ ,
__
1 Credit Ledger Balances _ _
- Net surplus over all lia-
bilities on Compnny’s
Valuation Standard. _ _ 172,012 87
ss,2so,s1o_~l5
31,122 82
15,023 96
l-l
l"‘.°‘
$32
~l~x
S3'
$8,220,530 45 1
Het Sllrplllll Ove? all Liabilities on GovcmmentStandsr1l of
\alu.~_tlon  . _ _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ $l,049,400,'Il `
_ _, _.., __,. _
160,053 oo I
io
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s`loes complete the whole.
1.=-in srinislirnnn;
A 1:-obby golf or tennis suit of black uurl white Scotch tlveed. The little etos
icket is lined with white quilted sillr. White hands of broadcloth stitched with
black trim jacket and skirt. White cup and linen shirt waist and white canvas golf
.¢~ ff .-1 '-'17-' f
0Filce- Upstairs Brace Brick
" ‘ ' "" "Y" *Y Y  ' ' Y ' - - ' 'Y -vc f-‘~ -'-r-rf'--U '_ -== --_--f-=-~_--=»_~_- -_-.=~_~_-_-_-f -_-_-_ , _._-.-_-_-, _ .
Block-J. B. C. Baker, Mgr.
Same Splendid Jumping in
Cryst.| Rink Last Night.
A fuir number of spectators witnessed
som: high class performances on skates
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
Thursday at 8.45 p. m. Mrs. E. H. Wright
will give ll talk on Habit.
Best quality American Barb Wire now
u stock at lowest prices wholesale and re-
tail. Prucé, McKay 8: Co., Ltd., Summer-
. !oc|l.trea_tmout,_ which ls best supplied by
|-as
_-'_---r
_ _»
At the residence ol the brlde'a father
ltgrclrby Dev. ' 0., Sinclair-,"Gco1'8l ‘
,srcponela ma ifarwqh J- Hur. wth
all yew lfarth.
1"' "'59  
At Lower Montosllni 011 Mlfiill *mh-
l‘r`ancis Burke, aged 01 ISHS- `
_At Stanley Bridge, on Sunday. March L
Uth,,ljl_B, John, youngest son of Robert
MacKay. _ _
At Lower Montague, on April 2nd,
'A@lIf §,l'0hlll&ld, Bon of Archibald and
Minnie hits, aged one year and seven
SIR JAMES WATSON'S OPINION.
”°_.~°=f°.1“°°°l‘_':.°°'=-‘:.':°_':s:°.:°:.:l‘ °"r.;
‘ s m w c
%fl§’.mBl:nJames Brmly believe? in
‘Cltarthpaonm No ease of Catarrh can p
exiiht wh`er¢£atarr=1losone pr nam; lttlllzln
nlraelqor reeveeamos ns n 1
and 'o W -'ailtfdr other remedies faiL_
0thal?é§.ag,m&nt=omn't reach thelglglaastzg
parts' ‘ a rr none because s
h ' h ith th
di:!.g\ilb?¢a9!tl1t4_%.° g|“t:1¥'l,lo:|o‘illiaBlsvih~ee frorrl
pooplne, t lzaves no had nfterieifectés, lt
n u 's., wn cure. occ no
siinligtwillte :or{'J'lltii‘i'riiotone, which Palone
BBnr.iN,Man-rh 81-Thenew cruiser Rue-
Germeu navy, ran her_ trial trip from
iilkaots an hour. i The contract called
for& knots. The naval commission
aboard accepted the vessel during tha »
run.
elderly people buy it for la grlppe," My
MoorcB_ros., Eldon,Iowa. “We sell more D
of Chl_\n|bcr‘uln‘s Cough Remedy than
the lead over several other good brands." D
There is no question but this medicine is 1.
and colds, whether it be a child or an
adult that is stllicted. It always cures on
Thcmpaorul
Janna-ilw, on W°d\\\¢»: W1 °f ,
months. ' i
can cure Gltali‘h_ - 0l°5l“R P"l°“° Apr” 3’
Atchison . . _ _ . . . _ _
_ _
rxérznro colmucr srzru 4 §f""’"  '
-f- Baltimore...._. . ,
-G.
beclr,the flrstturbihe-propellerveesel in the Eh
Kiel to Svvluem\iendc,1&) sea miles, at mL“;L'i|g°;:(';“;,'°'_'_'_'_'
Manhattan 
Metropolitan 
Missouri Paciilc.._.
P
Reading  _
Chamberlalrfs Cough Remedy the Bert Sugar ........ ._ 
and Host Popular- Southern Pacino...
“Mothersbuy it tororoupy children,rail- %t"P°“l"""" 
roadlncn buy it for severe coughs and U
U. S Steel Pte`f‘d..
D
any other kind. It seems to have taken D
l Cit 
the best that can be procured for coughs Cgogudo ymwl _ _ _ _ _
, _,U-_ t _ ,-_ ,;._¢
-_ ...ci _-;,*`¢,-,.- 1-
; _ ' ized Saturda b the bus throngs
i'h|;:»cil<:;Iv¥lednia‘i1cxl1st<i1('ielll The styles alle indeed. diihty and
bewitching and withal VCTY PT”-tical in an 'R°.°dy`t°"wf”“'
Has, Many flattering expressions were heard regarding
the tggtqia-selection, thcbeauty of the new !t1‘&wl,.the lov
¢ly foliage 'fruit and flowers which are to adorn  Easter
Chapean. "They must be seen to be fully appreciated, so we
uvite the Ladies to call early and make their selections:
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M_Tllll|N|R&G _
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Bill
élli
R. T.. _ _ _ ._ _ 67§
1082
1405
162|
409
160
l42\
1671
122?
107
143!
0l§
142i
(lit
170.5
1322'
litl§
sm;
ominion Steel 235
ominion Steel Pi-Ed
em. Steel Bonds...
omlnion` Coal 
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Y,0cntral_.... _
ennsylvania_ . _ _ _ _ _
nlon Paciilc_._____
_ S. Stecl._._..._.._
83
l 202
55§
April 4.
37%
sul
07!
103#
1411
101;
lol
142;
1635*
url
will
143
my
142;
07!
rm
1311
303
Wi
an
an
120;
565
_ in Crystal Rink last evening when W. E.
 HEAD OFFICE, WATERLOO, ONT. -
IZOBERT MELVIN
CEO. \VEGENAST, M.\_\'Ar:rn
lr
Lowest Expense Rate
cf any Canadian Lilo Company.
A. HosK1N.K.c_,
, 1'mnn§n.-r nos: JUSTICE uruT1'o>.',} V’“'P"'“"""
W. H. RIDDELL, Slcaxraav
Quinn, the world championship jumper ,
gave nn exhibition of most cicverlyex-
ecuted jumping which made genuine,
entertrlinment and elicited much up-
plousc-_
Mr. Quinn gnvenu splendid exhibition oi
high jumping, brdad jumping, jumping
over from one to six barrels plscerllto-
gether, over hurdles, turning hand
J. O. Arscnaull, Agent, Charlottetown.
 _.I
Stanley Bros discount sale shall
be continued for a few days longer.
FAMOUS  DEAD. l RAlN_(E_F|SH.
, v V >ll.
f\E“'lR0C¥IEl-LF. 5- Y -. Milflll fll- ° \\ ! Sl=Rlx<:lirr,l., Mnrch 30.-A rcumrlmble
linm Henry Meeker, iii yours old. is dend
here ol' old nzc. H2 was nn old-time actor,
and was one of the most famous Urlrlr-
Toms thc stage has ever had. He was at
one time supported |l_v Mrs. Howar l, thc
original Topsy. He lvgan his earner in
light comedy and finished in Sllakespere-
supporting Edwin Booth.
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' If you want an extra good hat
without paying an extra price for*
Buy now.-Stanley Bros. 4d3i gl: ;°;_';1;Sl;e‘;rZ;’d 55° °“r neg; Zales'
min of fish took plnr-elastilight. when
llxollsnllfls of snlnll ilsh. like nlinnow,
were found by lle curly miners on the
snow, cover-ini; thc field by the Park. The
lish 1uu_~4tln\\'c been drawn by thc clouds
from some southern ses or the gulf
springaunnd _jumping into n barrel and|out
nguIn_ The perfect ease with which the
pcrforrner went through these most rlifli-
cult feats was marvellous und thc best
ever seen here.
Mr Quinn is a native of I“rcc-hold, New
Jersey and is Physical Director of the
\Vest: Side Athletic Club, New York.
He holds the world's professional record
on skatesjn running high .,iump, 4 ft 10;
in made in Brooklyn, N Y; standing high
jump 4ft lin made in Pittsburg. Mass,
standing broad jump 9 ft 45 in; running
hroad jump 23ft 3§ in and hurdle race 2%
yrls. ,219-5 seconds made nt Redbook, N J.
Lust evening tefore and after the per-
formances those present indulged in n
most pleasant e\'cning's skating on fairly
good ice. Music was furnished bythe
Boys Own Band.
The Summcrside Branch of the
stream, and carried till the clouds cuule,
over this town.
Dcminion Alliance meets Saturday,
April 15, i1 \'_M.(.`_A.
_ . _ _ Q
during the pust week or so, and Hrs.
side. _ |.9d mwt Bi.
Hon. R. C.,McLeod’s condition was un-
changed lastevenlng and it was not ex-
pected that he would recover from this
last attack of unconsciousness.
The train which left Charlottetown
Monday morning and was delayed near
North \Viltshire by snow reached Sum-
mer-slde about 7 o‘clock last evening.
S K mid Mrs Bell who have be n here
Crosbie, who spout the winter visltinghar
daughter Mrs. C_R.Rogcrs,leave to-dny on
rcturn to St. .Iohn`s, Nild_
Sz\muelGlydon, Margate, has sold his
farm of #ill :ici-cs to Andrew Johnston of
that place. The price is in the vicinity of
84,000. Mr. Glydorfilas bought afarui at
ifnion Road and will go them shortly.
\Vc ure lieridquarters for ell kinds
paints. vnrnishes. wall tinishes, otc. etc..
required for housecleaning. We have a
large stock ut lowest prices. Brace,MoKny
8.: Co. Ltd., Summerside_ Iidmwclii.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Su mmersirle School Board was held last
evening. The business was only routine.
'l`he Supervisors report showed a total el-
rollment. of $5, average daily attendance
Iwi, percentage of attendance 8). -
Poison  
ause of Spring’s ills.
By Awairenlng the Action of the Liver Dr. Chaae's Kidney-Liver Pills -Ensure the
Purifying of the Blood and Prevent Disease.
The blood is the great; fluid medium which
convoys nutrition to the tissues of the body
and c-rrries away the waste matter or ashes
produced b the fire of life.
But the blood is only laden with nutrition
Biliousness_
Symptoms :_-
Pains in the Back.
' tive system, and
painful and fatal
d b l, th etti of thefdi
 °° “W” 1.: _ls .. 2?... ,.....§1;
Appendicitis, Rheumatism and Diabetes.
To begin with, Dr. Chase's Kidhey-Liver
' 1. 1 _
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_ ,  ._, - RELIGIOUS sUs.rr:c'rs.
 ,_ Mrs Goode-You girls should not talk
_ ` ` X _»"_`_:  `  about students on Sunday.
I   Edlthe-Bur were talking about theo-
_ ' A .1  __,;  logical students, aron`t we, Myrtlllai
*' '  ' "ls _ ' ~
_ _ ;_~ . , “_ Mechanlca, Farmers, Spefgameni l
 -.1/i 51/ _ 'ro heal and acitea the akin and remoq
1  I   _ :.'-'.:-..°;“=';‘:s‘..~':l:.‘.~..'::l:~‘_“.\“‘.°::“;;_:“ I
H l 1.1.1/ "/"L" alemr°n¢¢s».o~c\._w~._ °
. ll '
diseases as Bright s Disease,
cures quickly. Sold hy all Druggists_
THE onnl_o§AT|oNAL.
Lrvnm=ooL,Ml\rch 31.-Kirkland won
the Grand National Stceplechase (of 2,550
soveroigns) handicap, for five-year-olds
and upwar<ls,'distnncc about 41-2 milqs,
to-day. Napper Tandy wespsecond and
Buckayli was third. Twenty-seven
horses startcrl,
A BILIOUS HE ADACHE.
is one of the _meanest things in the
world. To prevent hiliousncss use Dr
t-lamllton’s ills which keep the system
lean andrpure, regulate _the bowels, give
toneto kidneys and liver. You`ll never
have a headache, you‘ll never
haveasour stomach, but you will havr
vigorous bracln hcalth I-_v taking Dr
Hllmilton‘s Pihs. Your drugglst sells
Dr. Hamllton's Pills, 25c. per box or five
boxes lor one dollar.
--_
DOWAGER DUCH ESS DEAD.
Lorrnou, March 31.-The Dowaaer
Duchess of Abercorn, who was Louisa
Jane Russell, daughter of the Sixth Duke
of Bedford, died today of gastritis ai
Coates Castle, Sussex.
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THEIR TALK.
Tesele (ll"_¥edv8)-All my dross plnsara
made out of nuggets from papa‘s gold
mine. _
Jessls'(a|i"¢d 7)-‘I’hat's nothin'. All my
paper doliles ,are cut cut of mining
stock.
when the digestive system performs its duty
of extracting it from thc blood.
And the blood can only be freed of the
poisonous waste matter when the liver is
properly doing its work as a filter of the
blood.
Tho tendency to ovoreating and the lack of
fresh air and exercise during the winter
season are the conditions which most fre-
queutly cause the breaking down of the liver
and tho conse nent loading of the blood with
impurities in tlbe spring.
There is no means in the world whereby
the blood can be made pure except throng
the filtering process carried on by the liver
and kidneys. -
There is no more etl’ectivc menus of insur-
ing the healthful and vi orous notion of these
organs than Dr. Chasds Iiidney-Liver Pills.
Torpid, sluggish action of the liver is sure
to be accompanied by clogging of the kid-
Dr.
Ed 0100,' Blu# I 00., fofhlltli.
' """ ‘ """ “.1°1l'.‘.l2.°'2$l.‘7§»»_.»»"i»‘»s1».»y»11e_~»~_rl»_v»\»i»» sew.
Muddy Complexion.
Constipation.
Deposits in the Urine.
Feelings of Weight and
Oppression.
Wind in the 'Stomach and
Bowels_ _
Headache and Indigestion.
Tired Feelings.
Pains Under Lett Shoulder
Blade.
Despondency._
Bad Temper.
Pills cleanse the kidneys and intestines thon-
oughly and well.
Then, by their direct and speoiiic action on
the livor, they insure the puridcatiou 'of the
blood and cause a healthtu flow of new_‘bll_o,
the only means by which constipation ls ac-
tunlly cured. '
If you would be cured of indlgestion, bil-
iousness, constipation and avoid all the dan-
rs which lic in wait for those whose blood
fxeloaded with oison, we sa to you, without
fear of cortrlwdiction, that ghese results can__
best be accomplished by the use of DF. Chili!
Kidney-Liver Pills. _J _ h __ ,
Youarenote rim WWQI' U50
Dr, Chgggh Ki1lnf;?Liveei'l 1 s, for tm ao-
tion on the liver is certain and deilnite. ,b Q se ,__
'Few medicines have been so tholxlgllly
tested and so enthusiastically endorsed y the
great public of this continent.-
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f_il-i@¢-a-al-.___.__.
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 '"”`W ‘ " `n¢mon»l1»v9rn’l¢`-ump‘ pm.. ,,, ,,,,,,
_,  cure:-d'une avautveuaisoadeea dn plnli
_yo ) 1,
- `/_,_, 3 l ' "walls: hui undo up my mimi of
’ f' ` de for mourn- you-, but r .m~
-_ __ , \ \ ,
’    ei I ’ / ta L\\` A gg* .cm :mild osveskmdsndneihl
S . 3~  _ ifl1!)\I&¢t¥_uth.Ircg\Iycoulfi not tahe ’
,my eyeaoifthls pattern. Isn't. lt '
um Why they haveaame returns at
THOSE AWFUL oofoks' six, eight, alnd ten cents aroll, that are
a » ' I  = _ ‘ " ,Ql.i°l° ' ,
_    . I S ' M'<‘5‘u»_§o;»:||‘L»zldw vim ‘un in claim .mama .um um 1 nm G H  
' L ' l L L Dum-. Wlatlfltllll mll?<l|mi.‘g:c:i\nt;ou: surge: rn 9
I 'ro pi-_uv to yo-I mas
Piles s"~f~f»‘»'-=».‘*::.-‘¢°-l_=.»»°%_...
°"§'»s pus.
 "s2~t“m
:.'.'.l.‘:'li.':‘:'.‘s.._...l§.::‘r_°.t.'°%. ¢°'%.1'i.;‘.‘:=.»l.°
Dr. ¢haae’a ointment
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
-Will the friends who promised candy
for the Drummond evening kindly re ‘
member to send it to Mrs. S.C.Moore,Kcu'
‘Streat_East, on Thursday, April 6th, with !
’»out fall. 5d Zi. ,
-Keep Easter Monday night free fron
any other engalremcnts and go to th~
Opera House and ,hear the hem tifu
English drama, “King‘s Evidence" put ol
by eompany composed ot the best elocu-
tionista ln the city. They are workin;
hard and deserve n crowded house.
4d4|5010ll12I7l8li`
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New hats for Sunday. Be sun
you have one, they are here nov
ready for ,y<le". 12 cases of 111.
lateatAnedujnslu hard and soft
--P_rowse Bros. 5d 31
"Nous :irons ncuua grand comm fi.
msnteauxi a .plnia Qhq Paton. Mo,
rl’avrll vlenneot nouveau modes et plui
Nllwlx _ _ _ ldw if
n»\\=°"~\\»'»=W¥ racer on on mln
D|'\‘lfi-F
and-not ex nslve either They have gh,
nloeat lot New Wall Paper l have ever
siock Qu0rAnoNS_ f 1”-  _ __ ml
1 iiltmclfs
. fine lloott
all cad and
1 broken lilies
at ,_
zs p. c.
discount ‘
 to clear.  _
_ MORRIS & SMITH.
1 _,
f”f'l.!ll._S°'@
BRACKLEY P0lNT ROAD
Consisting of loo acres and
known sszhe I
McGREGOR FARM.
Apply to <
GEO. E. FULL
15 we. ea& w 3 mos _
Il ALL
DEPENDS
on your tailor whether you get cem-
fort, enjoyment, or pleasure from your
spring suit. We offer a nice line
of pleasurable, reliable, goods.
There is no trickery in our business,
but we do some astonishing things. In
clothes making you will find here the
latest things for spring and summer
wear at very moderate prices. Give us
the order for your next suit, and you
will be satisfied with the result.
MCDONALD & PERRY,
'THE NOBBY TAILOKS-
Great Geoige Street.
ilnlarll|_ll_alll liav-
Notice to Agents ol' Govern-
ment Hay.
All Agents are rcqyeated to
strictly comply Ewlth printed ln-
structions sect and to obtain iii
every case properly signed receipts
from farmers for hay sold them.
The receipts must be taken a t
the time of delivery. no matter
how small a quantity is, 
ARTHUR PETERS.
r3dwtiPat &E`x.
Now, isa 
_ li0illl flilllC
fo "neun yl>¢.`~liv»'f.l¢iar_. mi.
an knives, forks and spoons. In
fllbllli stock we had we have a
few half dogg” ln’ gg.; qggmy
Wllkli YOU can purcliasa`at a, very
l°W price. while they lm.
fvf ""7 f°""‘ "7 "°l“"“ 'M' ou»mm~_'l'm» mms lm my were malmm, when the gn ....1.h",,°|.: ' -  'fi -
"msn mum. ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ * ' ~“
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