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1 Suitable for Buys’ and
Girls’ Wear
\Ve invite Ladies to cill iii
and see 0111 assortment. \Ve
are in iliiiig si:-ecial elforts _ to
maint,-,in our reputation
for children’s fine clothing,
and we feel coiilideiit that
we can supply our customers
with finer goods and a larger
variety than ihev cm get any-
where else iii Charlottetown.
All new, rle_iu, stylish goods.
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Boys’ Sailor suits in
Navy Serge and Fancy Tweed
silk trimmed, braided, etc.,
with short pints.
Boys' Sailor Suits, long l
trousers, Jack Tar style, 111
Sctge.
Boys' 2 and-3 piece Tweed
, Suits $2.50. »
Youths 3 piece suits, long
trousers. $4.50 wool.
Boys’ Shirt Waisis and
Blouses.
' Reelers and Spring Over-
’ coats.
Gloves. Braces and Head-
_ wear for boys. _
_ Inspection Invited-
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1*?  if-}f  ' _ ' simon of iinn r And even the delicate e world over, Dr Vlfillianis Pink Pills are known as the greatest
medicine medical science has yet discovered Vi/hat these pills have done for
they will do for you. But you must msist upon getting the genuine with the
name “ Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ” on the wrapper around
box If you cannot get these pills at your dealers, send direct to the Dr
 ` _ _ _'_  I ‘ r __ _ ‘ _ child might be the better witha warm
-=.,`  _  "_, '  . " "" _-J " '-'__-__ H _  _ H. C k -u '- dinner at midday with the extra walk
"'  02a1;‘;wG S;iudIl;;l.c;e8o:0 _]'M";e:°  lgttgzte added, than with the delayed dinner ard
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Y  ¢ 1l;\i§ii`a"‘bein`§ liiillzqrnd every convenience fcr the prbduction of the the Smile WW* h°m°» h“*8"-V and "uk
c » ,§,-i&_;,,_:h@.. “adm H "med after the days study
 _  .df  ._ `  _ . nv.  use __ - _I .. - . - 
_ , W ;~ f ' ' _  1  We know that many parents, who are
72 not commonly among the fault-finders,
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'_~ b t building operations. _Yen can sofve mcnefg livin
me s,T1;,p1,sve§v;-y:§i§§yjd;sdI am thoroughly equipped with; good. w¢;_il__#\__¥1if_.@Plan
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and sulgsptimay ptggbn application. _ _'  
_W. W. HARPER,
To Work on the Murray H&rb0!'i
Branch. We have started work. and
boys that worked with us last season
and any others that want work.i
Apply ro the Foremen or to me
personally.
W1 LLARD KITCHEN,
always at hand at
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, favorably with what you have been -\ ‘
' using. E
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tuberculosis. are largely vegetable caters. '
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THURSDAY APRIL 18, 1901.
ONE SE>SlON OR TWO?
A perpetually recurring question in our
midst is that of one session or two in the
d my for our city schools It may perhaps I ln
suit some of the teachers to follow the  F §
plan of completing the day’s work by one
sitting, ending at two o clock in the after
noon Other teacheri may perhaps prefer
too sess'ons vi ith a dinner hour at mid I  
day But be their preferences what they
may the teachers are not alone to be con
1 lerel The he iltli, comfort and con
ienience of the pupils are to be taken into Not eXaCtly SlCk 7 
account, and also the fact that the pupils _
are t-nfold iive num°r-ous than the    
eachers
t It is argued iiiih son.c show of reason    a
that the ~ingle 1 rgscssion inteiferesuith
the ci iirinry da. ly li'i. of children in a  7  
unnner re udicial to thru' li al ful cl
th e
ielopinelit J Ghildieiiare naturally cally A   ’  
ibm "fiiefneefi ina n~n@i.y;;etnn<nriy Ute |5 Varlable there ‘S Q
iifeiiiifnst Frnni . so nr sttintii in iiie ' ’
mnrningniieiefirriootinctiiitiienftei `\XI8i`lll Of Bilefgy YOU 3l‘€
out fnna iiinieoier this arrangement Slly lffltated 1 YOU feel
epressed and out of
rts That is the Spring
eling lt is easily ac
,,,,,,,,,,,,, counted for , close confine
ent, indiiierent or bad
ntilation and want of
xercise during the winter
mm mth ir., not imiitie to the months are responsible
children, who mus be con en viih old
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,“,,,,,,g tB,,';,,,f,,f,,,, What you need to put you right is a tonic, and
tr iiiiiniis ini us
c. .af-
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noon is a lorcf, ti iie fora child to be with
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brings the i.liiln`.» diva" hour very close
to the ordinary supp r time at 6 oclock
It diiides the day badly so far as meals
forthe children are ccncerncd, and also
tothe inconvenience of parents, most of
whom take the.r midday meal at from 12
'@-
A number ofthe teachers, we believe,
find it necessar, oi convenient tosupply
themselx es in ith some light repast at the
time of the first oi second recess They
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are able to do this and have something hot
to drink, by meurs of oil or Ras stoves-
observed that adul s can more easily en
dure prolonged abstinence from food than
children can Children in the growing __
stage when in h alth have keen appetites
and suffer proporiionatcly when compel
lcd to pass their usual dinner hour
On the other hand it is urged that it is
better for the children, especially during
the greatest of all tonic medicines These
ihemmywiitiirof Winoriniipring, make rich, red blood, build up tired and iaded
make weak, depressed men and women
ctive and strong
to have but one session in order to avoid
twice walking from their homes to the
school and back again This is certainly
a factor in the case and must be consider
d lhere are doubtless some weak
_ ~ children to whom it would be a consider
_ 1 Hartley Bay, B C , says - Dr Williams mpeg Man ,says -‘ We keep Dr Williams’
Pink Pills have been of great benefit to my Pink Pills in the house all the timeand have
7 Y “‘ wife She was greatly run down in health found them invaluable as a blood builder
and very weak and nervous They have and regulator of the system As a spring
J y 1y_ made her an feel an entirely new woman medicine they are unequalled
 if v A I endure it more easily than the keen sen
) i f i L ge
Rev Geo Read, Methodist Mission W C Graham 98 Lombard Sti'eet,W'in-
able task to walk twice to and from the
school daily, but the miigiorit of health
children are fond of exercise and would
rather en o the walk, or certain could
Medicine Co Brockville, Ont, and they will be mailed post paid at 5oc per
ors1xboxesfor$250. _ fs
i$`»>"~>"b‘b'§"~i‘¥§’¥¥§» §'Xe§»’§»"o’Xb 'Ye
way, and although the matter has been m Q ____
, b means
“naked wt md dwmed it y no being due to excess at uric acid, which lthe non was practically well Thu, wa fetifi’ prob ntiouist. Five
éicéss is frequently attributed to a thi soenooui-aging that the urea was tried ou States ot the
qgle fo h best. I 1
si *E322 lajecolsfd; a decux); :JI exclusively meat dlet, there was probably other paticntianioe imall. alntllf, were proteotioolit
ways in d d a connection betvi. een the exemption fri m All wow lndlsputably fuberoulbsis union Yet thelow balm
mn nature’ nn J W M'm‘h gh W consumption which gooey and rheumatic cases," saysDr Harper This fact was iywon the victory
pptients en,)oy, and the diet which pro- con£qmodby»»mnmuon|c,nxa,tp§a.|,tim g__*§Qg. The new
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seriously obiect to the continuance of the
aingde session We incline to think there
are an increasing number who feel in this
follows that the decision in favor of the,,.
have such a reconsideration Interested
pa' ;_t;_e::;'::_1y 8eto;a_':;os1:;a;;r;;uE:l; duces auexcess ot uric acid, and that on the saliva, and nearly all were hopelessly tarlffmembcrs
fjdm ‘dw S S d html what the other hand the reason why negraes, badcases, such as I have never before House otRepresoutat
etcnt, an ee in ou
cows, monkeys and rabbits are so aus *seen to show any signs of improvement! ponds to our House
hor theone seshion plan was not bolstered to t »»
be d ccptible to the attacks ofthe tuberculosis The result was a con§ho"'€Ei'il iii some protectiqniits
up m this “W y°n ms ments niicrobe might be because their vegetable cases and a great prove ment in most of .A_ light between the
diet led to a low production of uric acid the others we
 Pn on Box  Filzffy Sf.     R¢€&S0fl.1l1g th\1S  Hifpfr WGS  tO P * ____ MI  LY
 think that uric acid might be utilized as
 r f There isalwaysa deep interest attach an bi no “wth tubemul i d The electio,nstotbelrstPar1lt& f
an xi e os s germ,an Unlnnn
ing to a proposed cure for consumption, so to Lure consumpbwe patients. Be it the Commonwealth of Australia. turned _bilge gtk;
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and notwithstanding that so many sup Observed than unc amd’ although 8 largely upon the questionolprotei-tion or "wry of
P0505 C\11°9~U1Ve “£6255 0" m6lh0dS hive , a tarifffor revenue Premier Barton is a NIH that heplo
 w _ A    d to ____ el na nrai secretion or me human system, hm
been d‘s°°v°re only pmve V “ ess’ can be made artiiicially by a purely
we still fondly cherish the hope that chemical process so he procured some
'° OF* P science mayyet produce ii. genuin° remedy of the pure drug or urea and began using
[1 g for this most destructive uialady With In caumously m scrapie doses on one of
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will be pleased U0 ho-V6 the men “nd i    ne\ this hope deeply mingled with the fear of hw conaumpmve patients It was Ewen _
V °“°th°' dmappomtmant’ wmes he hypodermically, and in connection with
amwuncement °f the dlswvery by Dr the regular remedies, which latter had,
Harper, an English phy-iician, that uric ho* even up to that mme produced no
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M   p 3 3 benefit This treatment was begun V pa' ple n' el km” fn'
 e ' acid is a most roinism a ent for the For the mono is what i »n
cure or consumption yum, 23 and continued mth ggmdusuy We have ir. in ihe \[acPhereon's Men’e Box Ca'£ and Dong
16 dlw dt w3i. Pownal _;_  on,s Drug ~Stere_ Dr Harper had observed that .wh le mcnasmg doses up to Septemberw “hen three last at $3_00 `i| G Kdyen. 'dm
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__ _ . _ _ _ _ lresh, pure air is much relied upon in tne Ladle” B x can sud Dougal. Bump’ hgh* ani mahum S01"
f-- -_ 4 _ .  f ` f _ _ -- treatment of consumption, still many of -- ._ and up
his consumptive patients came from the
‘ enfnpafdsnns  . V  country where pure air is abuniant And man ther hms whmh “G are scum; very low
Are ndulusn _ f Je also observed the fact that B0 B
;-   1- -f __ _   ..  »- ~  while vegetarian animals are especi
»- BMJHSI Sit? ` ll‘7lf`i&l\\P°f°‘ 0° ` _ _ff f im `   - prone 007 ,i\',ho“* ’@ flesh
Meds wearing laced boots at
Mm =u~
Baby s clothes should be wa lied Yoithv.
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N IVIOLASSESM;   ly S0 mich €ii§}ei§*@i.3"§ negro For good value in loot: ali
, 7 ` O _ A  the monke both frequent victim t ~ 'I3 $9 (0