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Has its C“"€‘ .cfiiedl-t°d t°l
Dodd’s Kidney Pills.-
john White Coiildiet Nothing to
Hglp his Rheumatism Till he
Tried the Great Canadian ‘Kid-
ney R¢li_¢dY. _
ys|.i.ow Gases- Aces., N. W. T. June 8
(5p,,,,`|,i)-No place on the Prairies but can
furnish snms~pi-oo! of the splendid work
Dofifs Kidney Pills are doing in wiping
out the Kidney ailments of the welll.. It
,.-,B pear hers than littlelldith Harris was
,U wonderfully cured of Drops! by tilem
and , now Mr. John White is giving an
“pq-lance almost as remarkable.
.il ¢|,|n\¢," Mr. White says, ‘_‘l should let
we public know of the bcnellt I got from
Dodd’s Kidney Pills. 1 had Rhsumatism
roi- years and neither dootorsn or medicine
did me a bit good till last spring I tried
D idd’s Kidney Pills. They did me a great
desi or good. I feel like recommending
Dad i's Kidney Pills even stronger than I
talk._i’ -
D0{iri's Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys.
Sound Kidneys strain all seeds of disease
out ol the blood. .They tone up the body
to its highest standard of health and eu-
EYKYI *__
$1.00 buys a. splendid $1.50
quality hat at Weeks 81. Cc's-
Evory man should see Weeks’
special $1.00 hats, best hats in
town- Bdwtf
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A Doctor
in the House l
, iininws  
PMN Ruler
Will prove a faithful, iicuest and tnniworihy
` FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Sickness comes when you leasiexpect it. In
cases of emergency cali Tin STAN '0N, and
an will ‘al Instant dial' (latdiial and
:ei-nal).
For Celica, Dlarriiaea, Chills, Rheu-
matism, Spralns. Neuralgls,
Toothache, Cramps, Sore Throat,
&¢=., doc., it nqvsrfalis. --
For aals everywhere. Price 25 cts per bottle.
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AloGA|.l'8 lsurfllluur PILLS Poll
Youll uvln Ann loivlsc.
For sale everywhere, 25 ers per box. or
hy mail on receipt ol price.
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IF l'lEN
find delight in varied beauty the
styles for this season should fill their
souls with pleasure. Never before in
the history of tailoring have fashions
been more attractive, but unless placed
in the hands of a good tailor they are
useless. So be careful about your
choice of a tailor. We are the ones to
patronize. Give us a trial and be_ con;
vinced that we are equalled by few an
excelled by none. °
llnllunalli &. Perl
Y.
THE NOBBY TAILOR,
Great George Street.
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NO
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If MacNeill‘_s Eczema
Lotion fails to cure any case
of eczema it will cost you
nothing; if it cures only 25c.
It has cured *hundreds of
cases: Why not try a bottle-
Good for any skin trouble.
Sold only hy \
' THE DRUGGIST,
Charlottetown.
wauren;
.A -“1‘i~i::.~.`~,°;,§_::“i.r'.i:.:°.:°z.;°.°°°.
hw hiilsef 'be wall recommended
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YALU BAT ru: MAP. ivifiinr: oN Tris: snounn.
This is the . » .
Km_°ki,s army toggslfilitlgg 1;§!l1‘§‘11\1lY_a;1lf11i:lv:1c onthe ’Fli;ound of» the recent urea involved in the movements of General
movements by which the laps Crosslld if mi;i1i1Jr. e work of the artist has been thorough, and the dimly understood
lustmtion as 8 guide. one of the moSt0h all @Mt to tli;$esi-_ ,ibank of the Yalu _arc easily understood _ with the il-
as to how it was possible for the Ja an ° r,§l§°UleS¢€d tits ill militfifl' circles in_ England and America. has been
adm The map Shows clean th y uiseval e1’Yto_ cross the~’Ya1u with the rapidity of an or<liua_\'>' infantry bri-
far e is] d th Y B € B 11 Opposite the _Ia aneec centre at the Corean town of Wiju is split by two
g Tampa' e smiiuef f“nY '15 large “S Lon? Is and, and the arger one being of nearly twice this size
surface 0? thzuiigfgg gsnggi ?f;11*;leI‘\:1e‘2Ifi<Iil&>y the up engineers were an a result broken into three short segments, and as the
river’ but little dmé was re uired to Cro sans? natufei K? ii YCS\l_1ii;>f their formation ‘from sniifl ‘bars iii tile: bell of the
Completely silenced b tgle Ja sues SS.t_u or(->0ve_r this crossiu was not made until the Russian batteries had been
face of Superior armler; the Ja I; woutid if 1 ery stationed on the rising ground back of the jap camp :it \Vi]ii. ln _thc
an The mucbdiscussed HankPmovemem“?Se sig" 8 C‘;°9;mg ,sf the river 0n_lY nt the ¢>_¢Pcnsc of a terrible sliiiiiélitcr, if at
the Same manner as the main Japanese advance wg mzdeavc een accomplished by using the smaller island nf l~.urilo iu
Some of the Natural
I
To converse with one who has returned
from the far distant Yukon is always
Blled with interest and profil; and many
are the interesting s'nrles of barlishlp
and prlvatlon told by those who have
lived in the far north. _
" Amouu the Islanders who have been
mostsuccesiful in the Klondyke is Peter A
McCallum of Braokley Point and brother
of Miss Bertie McCallum and Mrs. R. B.
Norton of this city. Mr. M50 allum went
C0uidn’t Rise
From H Chair
On Account of Dreadful Pains in
the Kidneys and Back-A Coni-
plete Cure by
Ur. Chaso’S
Kidney -Liver Pills
In its course through the body the blood
not only supplies nourishment to the
various organs, but also gathers up the
poisonous waste matter.
When the liver and kidneys full io [liter
these poisons from the. blood there are
pilns and aches and diseases of the mosh
painful ani fatal kind. _
B cause they restore the strenqth and
actlvitv to the kidneys and ' liver Dr.
Oh»isii‘.~ Kldney~Llver Pills overcome such
trcubl a and purify the blood in a won-
'leifu'ii short time.
Mr. L W. Dennis, Welland, Out.,
writes:-"['inlvesu.e pleasure to testify
in behalf of Dr. O!isse's Kidney~Llver
Pills, For many years I was seriously
aliiicted with kidney and liver troubles.
At times my back would ache so had l
could not rise from a chair, and then
egilu I would be coullued to my bed- I
was treated by the medical profession,
but they all fallei to understand my case.
"About the time I was most discourag-
pm ‘gud they were so siirsnaly reocm-
mended thst I decided to t\'!' 550111- B0
fore I had used all ol live boxes my old
roubls had entirely left me, and I was
who suffer as I have."
. gone, 26 cents a box, at all dealers, or
ildmsasoii Bios At. Company. Toronto-
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cowomows iN    
ins |<LoNuv|<E
Yukon- The Land of the Tanana _
River Where llungcr Prevails--=
How the Frost Penetratcs.
Peculiaritics of the
to Dawson from California. ln 180* and
spsut six winters lu the Klonriyke. He
travelled over s great part. ofthe count-ry
andiells many interestlniz features of than
section of North America.
A day or two aizo The Guardian had the
pleasure ofa chat with Mr. McCallum
who has recently returned to the Island.
Though somewhat rctlcent, he was kind
enough to izlve some interesting facts of
life in the north.
During the past few months miners on
the Tanana river and its tribu terles have
reeorted to steaks of' horse and dog meat
while awaiting the arrival of supplies.
Sbaples have been very short all the
winner on Tnuaua. Early in May liour
was $40 per hundred and oats 25 cents per
Pound st Fairbanks. Ham, bacon, sugar,
rice and lard were entirely out. Lash
year Mr. McCallum travelled live hund»
red miles from the southeast by team
from Dawson to the Tauaua district. The
journey took from March oth to April 5th.
The district was entered at the same
time by four other Island men, Knight `
of Sourls, Fraser of Charlottetown and
Johu Marchbanks and Neil McKinnon
the last of whom had only one leg and
was the first man ever to thus make the
jiurney. The trail led up the river lo
the pass and then down on the other side
on au easy grade. Last year there was
plenty provision, and only horse feed
was scarce.
A quesilcn frequently asked is the
depth that frost penetrates the ground at
Dawson. Mr. McCallum was asked this
andhe stated the depth had never been
ascertained. The deepest hola is abou
four miles from Dawson. Here the
ground was penetrated to the depth of
275 feet. Digirlng was facilitated by the
thawing of the ground with fires. At a
distance of 180 fear. gravel was reached
and a pick could be used. The work was
dof e in 1808 by three Nerweglaus who
were engiged for six mont-hs on the task,
all the clay being hoisted by hand. This
hols is still timberefl and can be still seen
as good as when it was duiz. - Uuforvuna-
aely after all their work the Norwegian.
did not make a rind of gold.
The second deepest hole is No 4 Eldor-
ado. lt is 810 feet deep and the work was
done by local mins owners assisted byfnhe
government. At B10 fest a heavy flow ol
water was struck compelling the miner.-i
hind. The overflow became a great nuis-
ed I heard ol Dr- Clll0°'° Ki'3“°¥‘Li"“` ance and nearly oveiiloodsd the town oi
` Grand Forks.
il ‘ ~ It was thought the water would be of
areas value to the miners but when
t » tori.
again as healthyalin b0!|l°°\`i- I fl'¢°l! In summer where the sun has goid
| f th in ,nog gym" effect and there is no moss the ground is
Il” ‘hh ta" mo” or ° n thawed for 0 oi' 10 feet, but lu the shaded
arts on u foci. or so is softened.
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‘, Dr-0h”°'° Ki"i°°7'Li'°' P "1" °“° Dm In Dawson the summer temperature ls
similiar to P. E I., the winwrl are much
taeloape at once leaving their tools he-P
spring oime it dried up and was exhaus~
I more frosty but the cold is not felt more. _
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,ro vmuot nu “Mant ,|m|“;p,,,5 th, 'I;°s°i;u}‘mo:lr‘y§|:~t1a'|:;.s‘t:iwl;>::’;; :jus neue! properly si Ml. sie-rm. rwiziprey
~ `, D°ff"|° “ii 'i.¢°°°°’° °f Dr' A’ ' M" late cropi are usually destroyed by the
the famous l'0°0|P9 b°°k ‘“W°f- U* °° frm. Tue °'easouaviry greatly but Iii
frail
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ol rilo. The northern city which has i.nw
about 5000 pipulatlun is easily reachei by
s ages and water ways.
From Dawson City i lizht down to thi:
mou b ofvhr Yukon are villages of ln-
dlann wi.n Catholic, Russian, ani. li urilsh
n'i.s\" --.ii les. The missionaries here as
els( -~ h re complain that the white man
gives no assistance, but supplies liquor,
and this the missionary asserts will do
more harm In a week than three years of
uilsslin work. The Indians liva by
catching Bah and trapping. They sell
their stock to the large companies. The
nearer the ioas' the poorer the Indian.
'ihe most rap-u tiip our made up the
river to Daw;-on by steamer and return
wa~llii1aya but this has never been ex-
celleu.
There is excellent naming ln the Yukon
but for a radius of suns miles around
much has been exhausted Moose, carlboo,
and rabbits are plentiful. Ol the last
nearly 50,000 are snared and sro: each
winter. The professional hunters often
destroy mush valuable game by killing
mcie than they can trsrsport. from the
in
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Fagged brains and tired
bodies need rest and sleep
as well as ‘*FORCE."
"FORCE" will do'a
good deal, but it won't
do it all.
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To work on the
Murray Harbor Branch
Railway.
Apply on the work or at my
oiiice, Murray River. '
W ll;  KITCHEN.
. Charlottetown 
-lteain Navigation Gil-i,
 LIMITED. .lf
; Cominencing i
MONDAY. APRIL 25t .
 The Steamer Princess, w_ l
.cave the Company’s wh _
for Picton at 7.oo a. in. ,.
F. W. HALL5#
Secretary
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  __ l.0lD0l,T0|l0lT0 MilNTREllL,WINl|IPlil. VANOUUVER, l'l’_J0||N.|| I. 
Dr air is light -~-it lifts and
carries dust. Dry air cracks your
furniture, gives you zi headache,
slirlvels your skin, porches your - _   
' The water-pan in most furnaces is zi plezisnntry. li luis ,_ N
‘ no serious business in the work of the furnace-it is merely 
placed there for effect, because :i water-pain 2;; zi good thing. 
W
 :intl comfort, but lt must bcpropcrly placed to radiate 
moisture cvcnly and uniformly throughout the house. 
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The water-pain of thc Sunsliine Furnace is the most l':l` 2
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Rogers Hardware C0., Sole Agents
back country and it is left. in plies to
decay.
The principal woods are spruce and
white birch, the former especially being
very plentiful and superior to that of
the Maritime Provinces. Q
The remains of mammoth have ire-
queutly been found sometimes et. a depth
of 50 feet below the surface. 'l`ni-i would
indicate ihat the country has not always
had the same conditions as are at present
existing. `
Mr. McCallum in at present residing in
Charlottetown and has not yet decided
whether he will remain on the Island.
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PERIL IN THE HAND-SHAKE.
Not long.ngo Dr.  N. Hirsch, ol’ Chicav,
said: “The most de icnta perfume upon t a
hands is not ai si ii of freedoinfrom germs,
md the most rcdned are not free from dia-
ease of lungs or throat, and the germs are
rapidly s read hy touching the hand that
has liandl)ed the handkerchief of one adlicb
ed with n cold, cnlarrh or consumption.
The breath one inhalcs from the lungs of
anotliermay contain germs ofdiscase.” You
will not only be able to resist the germs of
consumption, but many thousands of cases
have been known where persons who were
suffering from incipient phtliisla, or the
early stages of consumyéiicn were absolutely
cured by Dr. Pierce‘s olden Medical Dis-
covery. It maintains a pereon‘e nutrition
by euabliiiy him to eat, retain, digest and
assimilate ood. It overcomes the gastric
irritability and symptoms of lxdigestlou,
and than the person is saved from those
lymphoma of fever, night-sweats, headache,
etc., which are so common:
An nltemtive extract like Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery, made of, roots
and herbs, without the use of alcohol, will
assist the stomach in ansimilatlng or taking
up from the food such -elements as are
required for the blood, will assist the liver
in throwinf od' the poisons in the system.
i Do not permit lame deeignirg ruggiat
to insult your intelligence byo erin¢ yon
a remedy which he claims is 'Est as good'
-because he made tt ur h self, or ten
.chances to one you wil get a medicine
made up largely of alcohol, which will
only weaken the system.
Dr. Pierce’a Gol eu Medical Discovery
_ is heartly recommended by every person
who has ever used it sud it has stood the
test of thirty-eight years of approval from
people all over the United States.
Plli. Dr. Pierc¢’s Common Selle
Hedical Adviser is sent free on receipt ol
etalndpa to pay customs and mailing out
Sen 3i one-cent stamps for the book
£;per covers, or gc stamps for the cloth
und vnlurne. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
luiaio, N. Y.
Dr. Pisree's Pellets cure billoiianel.
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Fon sate
house Containing iz rrro_ms. beside trhen,
also hlrn, shed auri sample room, conve (lilly
situated opposite R R. Station. For partlcn
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hiring and Summer
As in thefpast so now We
are showingsomc of the new-
est creations in suitings and
trouserings that arepiit on the
market.
If you favor us with your
order you can depend on get-
ting a graceful, comfortable
and well finished garment at
a moderate cost.
ll. ll. BRUCE,
Merchant 'l`a,ilor,
Morris Block.
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