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It is commonly inherited.
lbw are entirely tree from it..
hh, 'uk' puny children UO
amieredwitn it in nine cues wt 0!
Gen, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are bunches in
the nook, abscesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, inflamed eyelids, B011 68":
tickets, catarrli, wasting. md 8°“°“l
debility.
H0od's Jarsaparilla
and Pills
Endicate it, positively and absolute-
ly, Thi! statement is based on the
thousands of permanent. cures these
medicines have wrought.
r -frm gag( my utue girl from the time
lhllllthrli llwlllll (iid, brolre out and
qu covered with subs. We save he!
goofs Banaparilla and it cured her." T.
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Sealed Tenders aridrersed to the Postmaster
Generil, will be received at Ottawa, until noon,
on Yr-day, the z9th_riay April, mos, for the con.
'Hence of His Ma;rsty'a Mails, on a proposed
mntract for four years. six times per week each
way hdneen North Lake and Sands East,
(circular rout|,l from the P. M, C-‘s. Pleasure
IIEXK.
Printed notices containing further inform-
ation as ic conditions of proposed contract may
be seen and hlnnk forms 1 f tender may be ol.-
tained at all the Post Offices on the route and
at the olice of the Post Office Inspector at
Charlottetown
G C. ANDERSON,
Superintendent.
P011 0'ii»:e Department. Mail Contract Branch.
Ottawa. 14th March rgos.
'rnE,1_iiuRN1NccUla1>1A§
sti'BM/\n|u£s`ron can/ini.
Canada has no navy, and yet all will
feel that she ought to be in a D0S|\l°“ W
defend her ports against hostile af-Lwk
from ses. Halifax being an ilIlP¢l'l°1
naval station and strongly fortifled,wculCi
be comparatively safe, but St. John is
quite defenceless, as are also Sydnw.
Charlottetown and Vancouver. Vicwrll
enjoys the protection of the fortified
naval station at Esqulmalt, near by. The
question arises, what would be the best
and cheapest defence for our unprotected
Atlantic and Pacific seaports. Some
might suggest torpedo craft, which have
proved so deadly in the Japanese-Russian
war. But lt is believed that the sub-
marine torpedo boat, such as all the
great naval powers are building with
,their utmost speed, would be precisely
what we need and would come within our
power to purchase.
, The submarine boat costs but a fraction
of the pnrchase price of a battleship or
crulser,aud yet under favorable conditions
affords the speedlest means of sending a
hostile battleship to the bottom. Such a
craft can approach the euemy's ship under
HARVARD
BRONGHIAL SYRUP
Has a World-Wide Reputa-
tion for the Cure of
Sore Throat, Crnup, Hacking Cough,
Affections of the Bronohlal Tubes and
Enlargement of the Tonslls. It is the only
safe cough remedy for old or young, It
gives almost instant relief, and its results
irlsrubborn cases are marvellous. No
h me safe without it. Wise travellers
carry it with them. Price 25 cents. Sold
zz tu _v,l `
by all druzglsts and dealers.
FIFTY THOUSAND f
REMNANTS OP ALL '
KINDS OP G0i)l)S F
\Ve bought all the remnants made by two
big mills during the past six months. We "'
bought them at a
ing this week we are going to sell them at
prices that will open your eyes, -_
Remember the Time, 2
all of This Wcck.  
5000 Remnants of Flannelette 1 to 10 yards ~
5000 Suiting for Ladies
5000 Remnants of \\/rappcrette 2 to I2 yards
5000 Remnants oi Ticking 2 to ro yards »
5000 Remnants of Donnett I to 15 yards
5000 Remnants of Saxony I to I0 yards
10.000 Remnants of Duck Suiting 2 to Io yards
10.000 Remnants 0f'Print Cotton 2 to I5 yards
llunrlrcds of ends of l\len’s Cloths I to 7 yards
Hundreds of curls Ladies’ Oxford I to 5%yards, .
Beside these Remnants we are going to sell
three thousand six hundred pairs Ladies’ Hose
worth 403 for 25c.
We Don’t Want
Your Money
Unless we can give you more value for ` it than
any other store.
Come early and often to the big remnant sale
during this week.
Pgowsruos.,
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very low price and dur- .‘
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2 to 10 yards 1
wa.sr, out of sight and practically out of
danger, and can launch a torpedo at close
range with the most deadly effect. In
thlsrespectlt has the greatest possible
advantage over the ordinary surface
torpedo boat or destroyer which can
always be seen by day, or by night under
search-llgnts,and can be easily knocked
to pieces before it can come within
striking distance. The submarine, as now
perfected, can remain submerged for
Ihours, can travel under wa er' st a
‘rate of eight or nine miles an uour, can
come to the surface at will and can travel
ion the surface at a speed of fifteen miles,
with a radius of some hundreds of miles.
In time of war, if war should unhap-
plly come, one or more submarine craft
located at each of our principal ports
might prove of invaluable service. At
the same time their tlrst cost, and the
coat of maintenance :would he relatively
small compared with other means of
naval defence cr offence. Eight to dfteeu
men constitutes the crew of a 'submarine
boat. The object of such craft
is to keep concealed, to lie in wait,
strike secretly at an appprcachlng ice
and then escape to safety again. We lcok
for great development along this line in
the future and we think it is high time
thatCanada should make provision for
the defence of her otherwise defonceleas
ports by this or some other menus, which
comes within the limit of the national
i
purse.
The American Army and Navy Journal
apparently believes that there is ln Gan
adaa large number of British troops..
This is altogether a mistake. Only at two
points, Halifax and Esquimalt, arc there
any British troops in Canada, and dur-
ing the Boer war a Canadian garrison
was placed in charge of thc Halifax forts.
The Army and Navy journal assumes that
in the event of war with Russia,
Britain would need to withdraw
her regu ar troops from Canada ann
throw upon the Dominion the burden of
its own defence. Before confederation
there were British garrisons at St. John,
Fredericton, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto and V.ctoria, but these were long
since withdrawn, and only the naval
stations on the Atlantic and Pacific are
now guarded by imperial troops. ` "
The Limit of Trisha Speed.
A rcccnt lost nl' .spend on the Prun-
sylvunia r:\il\v:\y proves conclusively
that thc accounts of trains ntt:\irxin;: n
speed of 100 ruilcs nn hour. cv(-n for u
short distrrncc, :rrv npocryioliril. '0\‘€l‘
n sirvich of t\\'r-nt_\'-live milcs of por-
foct truck ou thc Nt-v' _ivrsey and Sca-
sliore division tim l‘<\r1nsyl\':\ulz\ offl-
ciuis ran n train with their fastest
cnglncs, and niucfy miles nn hour was
the high(-st rate over reached. One
couch nffcr another was dropped, and
finally, with the engine ulonc, on sev-
eral runs, ninety-five miles and one-
fcnth was the best that could he done.
The distance was accurately measured,
and thc chronograph used in the testl
was absolutely correct
An 0rld Horse Case.
A horse belonging to a Missouri man
gnt n -lump on its jaw three years ago.
Its owner had a veterinary surgeon op-
erate on the animal the other day, and
he took out a hard, smooth substance
about four inches long and nn inch
wide, resembling rl white stone. Those
who have examined it say it is s petri-
fied corncob. The commonly ncccptcd
theory is that the horse, while catlnrr.
get a cob caught in its mouth, which
slowly worked its way into his Jaw
until it lodged just bonenth the skin.
The animal never seemed to lulfet
from its presence.
WAN TE() -A case of headache that
Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure
in ten minutes.
Demonstration of W. 15. Corsets
at Stanley Bros, commencing
Tuesday, March 29th. Miss Sexton,
expert corset fitter of New York.
will be at Stanley Bros store t*
fit W- B. Corsets, on Tuesday.
March 29th. and :\ few following
days. Came early! As many
were disappointed the last time
Miss Sext in was here. on account
of leaving it too late -Stanley
Bros, zzd zi
We learn from au exchange that the
Scotch method of csichlnlr and curing
herring is to be tested at Oanso the com-
ing season at the instance of the Fisheries
Department. To that end a number of
experts in both catching and curing will
be nut at Lvgork. We are told that me
drlllkht net will be employed for securing
catches and that it has proved 1 very
successful device in the old country. We
trust that it may prove equally
successful in Canadian waters. The herr-
ing are about Prince Edward Island
throughout almost the entire season, but
are in deep water fur a portion of the
season where they are inaccessible an the
ordinary methods of capture. If the
experiments now about to be tried should
prove successful it may mean much for
the Island herring fishery of the future.
The results will therefore be awaited with
interest.
Kidney Disease
Results From Colds
Exposure ofthe Back to Drafts
.Not an Infrequent Cause of
This Dreadfully Painful Ail-
ment.
The kidneys are very susceptiblstc cold,
ao much so that a current of cold air on
the back is sufncient to cause congestion
to these orpans.
lt is also a very common thing for heavy
colds to settle on the kidneys and give
rise to the moat complicated dis°s=' s.
While teamsters, railroadm ii and
others whose work subjects t' --in to
more than ordinary exposure are especi-
ailv liable to be overtaken by kidney
disease, it is also frequent among indoor
workers.
Dr. Chase‘l Kidney-Liver Pills are so
wonderfully prompt in their actiu - on the
kidneys that they are especially v luable
lu cases of Kidney disease wi... .r arise
from colsls.
Backache, highly colored urlni , naln or
smarting when passing water, headache
cramps ln the legs, constipation »~iv.ernat-
ing with locsenass of bowels, fickle appet-
ite, vomiting and general feelings of dis-
comfort are among the most common
symptoms.
The record of cures effected by means
of Dr Chasc's Kidney-Liver Pills has not
been equalled in the history of medicine.
In the majority cf the homes of Canada
these pills are always at hand as an in-
dispensable family medicine.
Mr. Wn. A. McDougall, police court
clerk, Moncton, N. IB., states: "As a
remedy for lame back, pains in the small
of the back and all forms of kidney and
liver trouble, I consider Dr. Chase‘s Kid'
ney-Liver Pills ahead rf all treatments. I
have used thc e pills ulyavlf for liver de-
mnrzements ann always f und them most
satisfactory in relieving the trouble at
once. _
“I have also hoard n number cf people
praise this medicine and have no hesita-
tion whatever ln recommending it to any
one affected with any of the above ail-
ments. We always keep a box of thesa_
pills in the house in the case of sicknessli
COMING EVENTS.
City Council meets on the second Mon
sayin each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly,
Mayor; H. M. Davison, City Clerk.
PHE EVIDENCE YOU VALUE.
By word of mouth from friend to friend
Dr. Chnsc‘s Ointment has received more
unsolicited recommendation than probably
any medicine you can mention. The fact
that it Is an absolutecure for piles has put
it in a class all by itself as apreparatlon of
inestlmable value and poop e recommend
it knowing that it is a certain cure.
. Wear
Weeks’ Nobbv' Hats.
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Testimonials from lead- .
ing farmers and business
men in the country to-
gether with those from a
great many in the city.
ought to convince people
that
The Island
Condition ,Powder
is one of the best sold.
As a blood purifier and
tonic it has no equal.
Gives a loose coat-a
glossy hide and puts a
horse into condition in
quick shape. Good for
., horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
et¢.
@.Make.s hens lay.
Price 25c per lb.
, l.w.n¢aun runs.
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LEAP YEAR
but dou’t be afraid to look your
best. The girl who appreciates
your tailor-made garments as cnt
and fitted by ua shows that she
likes to-see you present as, good an
appearance as other men, that she
is proud of you and will make you
a good wife. Please her and your-
self by always ordering your
clothes here. '
FIRE INSURANCE
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5°iier pair.
33 pairs of Black Kid Gloves, marked 95c,_
$1.10, $1.25 and $1.35 in sizes ranging from 5% to
6% on sale today at W
Soiier pair.
i’.P rkinsér 
THE MILLINERY LEADERS.
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AN INVESTMENT THAT PAID `
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Policy No. 15,605 Life of Lewis Campbell
Date, roth -August, 1874. Plan, Life- io Payments.
Yearly Premium - - - ~ - - 1 .go
Total Premiums » - ~ . - 3.00
Date of Death, rgth October, 1903.
Claim Paid, 30th October, rgcg.
Sum Assured - - - - - - 1x.ooo oo
Additions - - - - - - - - 551.15
Total ~ - - - - - ~ - - $r.55r.25
Amount of Claim, over 40; per cent of total premiums.
Dividends alone over 143 per cent, uf total premiums.
Return over cost, $t.i68.z§ esidea 29 years' nmiance.
it Pays to insure in the Canada Life
Rates and particulars cheerfully lurnished.
E. R. Brow, W. K- Rogers.
Charlottetown , » Charlottetown,
Special Agent Manager P. E. island Branch,
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llur New Spring Hats
English and American
are now on exhibition. The ‘Wilkinson' and ‘Henry
Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for the se
hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the first cus-
omer who is dissatisfied with their wearing qualities.
They are correct in style, and the values are equal to, if
not better than that offered by any Hatter on P. E. I.
Our stock is the second largest in the city, you canno
fail to get the hat to suit you if you buy it at
. ,BRUC ,
The4Stylish Hatter, M011-is Block’
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