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To |N"rr==c:>|':>L.JC=EI lf(/¢\I\lZZ

Ruse:/-.N _siii..§/Els i3_o_i__isi-i

Gold, silver. Brass, NiCKl¢~ COPD". Glass, Marble,

l Windows, Mirrors, &c. _ A VVe Have a Free Sample for You

is sold on its merits.

MONEY RE TURNED IF NOT SAT! QFACTORY.

Price 25¢, a large iackage.

` Hardware Stoves Walker’s Corner.

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lladslunes

Munumnls

In Marble,

Granite and

Frccstonc

A large assortment

of iinished stock al- ways on hand. In- teuding purchasers should place their order as so0n as pos- sible in order to se- cure aprompt or early delivery. Call and see us or write for designs and prices.

I* the best household Polish on _earth and wi‘l 11°

ei-ervylhingthat is claimed for i{__. __lE:1_UQ_%o:_»;d\;":g an-1 recommended by leading Jewelers throng au e

S- W. CRABBE

THE SINGLNG BULLET.

If You llonr lt \\'hi1.. You May Be

Sure lt \\'°un‘t liit You.

"Don’t bc afr:iid oi’ a bullet that

l vou’ve heard \\'l:isl‘le.” said an old sol- _I dier. “lf it sings in your ear rest ns- - sured that it will never harm you. It ls a fact, as any old oldier will tell you, that you never hear the bullet ‘ which hits you. It is a problem of ‘windagc,’ as the boys in the army call- ed it. In other words, the bullet which you hear sing has already sped past you and the bullet which hits you has hissed in the ear of some other fellow in passing before it got to you. It is u simple proposition, after all. The sing ing of the bullet is the atmospheric vi _bration which is created and the resist iance which the air oders to the prog- iress of the bullet. This cannot be de- Qtected by the ear until the bullet has :crossed a parallel line with the ear. It ,may sail over your head or whiz close to the ground, but if it passes you at all the ear will catch the sound of its ilight. To the soldier of many battles the voice of the bullet is music. He knows that he need' have no dread of the bullet that sings in his ears. It is the bullet that he does not hear' that must be feared, and it is this bullet which always brings harm to him. N0 _soldier ever heard the bullet which in- dicted a wound on him.”

Nerves and the Breakfast Table. » The longer I live the more convinced

I am that breakfast is the real cause of more domestic friction than can be accounted for by mere incompatibility of temper. It is not in humin nature to be amiable in the early morning. The patriarchal system by which four or tive different branches of a family live under one roof could not possibly continue abroad were the various fam- ilies obliged to submit to the breakfast test. Your father-in-law, your mother- in-law, your brother-in-law and his wife, your sister-in-law and_ her hus- band contemplated over a dish of poached eggs in the early morning would be impossible, but by midday we have buried our savage instincts, assumed once more the Christian vir- tues and are prepared to face the world of relations-in-law with resignation and perhaps even the semblance of appreciation.-A _Countess on English Customs.

Little Faalts la Social Life.

,,a;_;.\sL se; "4, I1

ever the conx,»::ny may lic as mixed this distressing form of what is known as brag is very much in evi- dence. The shouting of nicknames and Cllristian names at moments when in .n~dina1'y intercourse one would not be addressing anybody is also done in or- der to advertise some small degrees of intimacy with the well known.-Suc- cess.

Forrest's Great Power.

An cffcminate young man, an intense

admirer of Forrest, enlisted among the supers so as to be nearer his idol.- At the end of Forrest’s most effective

speech. then on, the new actor was so

overcome that' he fainted. The inci- dent so pleased the “old man” that he called him to his dressing room. where. after a few remarks, he presented him with a dollar as a memento of the occa- sion. On rejoining his fellow supers, five in number, the happy recipient spoke of his good fortune, dilating upon the cause thereof. At the next perform- ance Forrest kept his eye on him to see if he could again so overcome him as to cause him to faint. When he reached the scene and climax his as- tonishment_can be imagined when six of the supers fell over in a dead faint.

Pain Is a Relative Term.

“Pain” even in the human subject is

purely a relative term. It expresses a very real sensation. but it does not ex- press its degree. And so far as man- kind is concerned the sense of pain, in the intensity in which it can be felt. depends very largely indeed upon two great factors. The first of these is civi- lization, and the second factor is that of education.-London Magazine.

Styles of Architecture. ,

In their architecture the Moresque

strove for the negation oi' the weight altogether; the Egyptian placed the weight tlrmly on the ground: the Greek lifted it up in the air with an assertion of graceful power; the Roman

,confused weight and support; the By-

zantine represented weight without support; the Moor suggested that there was no weight at all.

Pickled Statues.

The marbles in Westminster alace

and then “pickled.” This pickle con- sists of a solution oi' soft soap and sul- phur, which removes the lncrustations due to the smoke laden atmosphere dnd

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The ‘ North American i

s 0

We will be pleased to furnish you rates also, ' I Actual I Results

We have paid on P. E. Island

Write us' for information or see our agmts who are

where. _ ‘

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PROVINCIAL MANAGER,

“

“From Tlla Statesman, ._ ‘ ‘

P life fféilted t0 8 hath 0l1C€_ 8 y€8l'.| They'are iirst spouged off with water

Lawyers, . Doctors, ,

_ andmenmeverysphereof life are ini.

with the ~

crash wlssr urs Assvium mem

Write or call.

The Largest l

_ On endowment policies is paid by that Sterling

_.Chan Company. ” ' “ '

DAVID iNm_|s, ..<;,,,-,egg-;»_

~ Queen Street.

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W I I I 1 l -I _l 1 l 1| 1

, I fault in the young is to form some

feverish admiration for one ol two par-

ticular friends, often of s *so called superior social standing. These are

KENT STRET,

Cnarlottetwn.

referred to constantly. They are held up as patterns, oracles and _ patrons. In prints circles and public places their names are loudly mentioned in the hope and desire of impressing by- standers. At bazaars, in the lobbies of theaters, at railway stations, in railway carriages and, indeed, wher-

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$1 £00,000. 7 per cent Prefer:-all Shares o'I`$1,00 each. at pev- CANADIAN STEEL & COAL COMPANY, LIMIIED, |'llf0RPORA.TEl) .

_ BUCK) K..

The stock is preferred both as to Capital and Dividends.

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is said to do the marble no harm.

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THE DRUGGISTS ARE AGREED..

r mover is Puinaufs Piirfle s Corn and; " _ " Wert. Ex»'.rg_ct'»r which has been use'l with _ ‘ _- universal satisfaction _ for more Qin l

thixtv years. We recommend “Pur.nan._’s

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SHARES TIVADVMEE mais nalllls in mf

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The shares are entitled to cumulative preferential dividends. from the net earnings of the Company. lat tae

rofate 7 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly on the iirst ‘days of April and October.

The total issue oi Preferred Stock is only $1,000 000,00, the whole of which is new oilered and one .halt oi

which is already underwritten.

Subscriptions for 10,000 Shares oi $'\a each 0*' th 7 per cent. Preferred Stock the Cananran srgg;

AND COAL Couranv, Limited, will now be received at pare that is. $100 for each $100 share as foilowsz-

8 5.00 on application, _

$15.00 on allotment. '

$20.00 on irst January, 1903.

820.00 onirst Feby., 1905. $20.00 first March, 1903.

$20.00 on iirst April, 1903-

The whole of the instalments remaining unpaid at any time may be

_ Bonus:

A bonus of equal amount of com mon stock is given iree to_ sub scribers. _ preo'\’l '.1 full. Adiscountoi pe.enr

ce ut, will be allowed upon the par of each share if prepaid at time of allotment. .

Forms of ;p_p1ication and copies of Prospectus may be obtained on request ~

Notice of otment will be sent promptly by ordinary letter.

It is intended to apply to the Stock Bxc. nges in New York, Bost0n,|Hontreal and Toronto for the listing oi

the Stock of the Company.

Tm: Campus Srssr. aan Con. Courasv Limited, was organized to mine and manufacture iron and coal

coke and steel in Canada, at Atlantic tide water. ' Ths raw materials for these manufacturers arez-

I, COAL. 2. IRON. 3. LIMESTONE.

All these materials we have at hand.

_ 2.-Iron.

The Company has acquired by purchase, immense iron deposits on the North Shore of the Gulf of St

Lawrence,abeut 350 miles from Sydney.The deposits are estimated te contain 20,oo0;00J tons ot' ore above sea leve

with robably as much more below that line The iron can be handled for

P _ _ P _, Q . .

this ore have been shipped to Great Britain and United States where it has given great satisfaction, and we can sell large quantities i. o. b. at the properties, netting us c pioit of $2.0o,per ton. This ore makes the inest; steel.

@'\1'I.iD111$.

$1 oo er ton or less uanttties

When in full operation the out t is ted to be about as follows

1. IRON.-200,000 ions- iron ore shippgl direct from property, showing net profit of 82.00 per ton, '

total _

8400.000 oo

2oo,ooo tons iine iron ore shipped`in'briquettes, showing net profit of $4.00 per ton. i

t0t&l ,

1oo.ooo tons steel blooms showing net prodt of 83.00 per ton. total . '

2. COAL,-600,000 tons coal, showing net prodt, at least, $1.00 per ton, total _ 3. AlDS.- Government bounties (averaged) added to above per year for 6 years

T0l&y.¢a-ny revenue _ _ _ .`32.3O0.000 00

617 E.6V'6D.'\16

8800.000 oo

_ $300,000 oo

$600,000 oo $100,000 oo

§ss;_;§°

maave\.|.ous oisoovsnv 0|=0o|.o, om-:mans on PROPERTY or coeren com Panv, Ltd., A11

ORE-:BEA E.IE'°G' From 75 Feet to l`00 Feet Wide

ann-raacnnros 5000rnnournn1.mvo1rn;nxrru0r85nsrar.lnnr rsovls

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V. GRANDIN, in charge development work. *bl dir snimmsnsebodyof gold, silv/in, sad'

. ’”l;n;is_£erefr*_¢;nseventy-davlettisas ima, 0

W _ P"°P°\`tY &|“n

2 anal Copper Company, Limited, sl Chatl-

. p,CapsBreta_\.' Tbisbpohblylgiruz |.“`

instance Eutda Cslsds.

uaeafthiagofsl.srgs_@ite01illii0reusorelw such ss"madst||s_ _ indaj7ofBritish _ cumin.. sa_‘»____w._;_o___.ass.e.°__q:..;_____l»=§_w___<_>_tlsrusssa

grestmsgni ’ &0very p e _ tendstoeoadrmthsopiaionefmiaingespsrtsthst Qetimmp is one of the most important

|;_ini_ng in Neva 8cIo;is:__._d_The_ Esptqa gunna! Compu, an ownssome efthednstsgcntionsof tlfsdistrist and is now

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been determined, ssithn

TIIDUSANDS OF TONS OF

Every Day Adds to the -_ Pro

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(IRB ALREADY IN 'WUT . ved Value of the Milt.

Total net annual profits ' = . 8 200,000 oo

Lnsslhxsn Canons: ,

5 percent interest on bonds 837,500 oo

7 “ “ ‘° on preferred stock 00 _

Sinking Fund 61.500 oo ,

Ineiaentala 25,000 00

_ _-__ 2oo,ooo o-

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' " Net yearly profits _ 2,000,000 00-

Equivaleot to yearly diqidends 01 30 per cent., or 15 per cent, half-yearly on 'total capitalization.

If the capitalization was increased to _ $20.0s0,0oo oo

this estimau; would still show a dividend-earning capacity oi xo cent, per annum.

Tim apitslization ofthe Dominion Coal Co., is _ ' l20,oso,oo0.oo

earnin fully 12 percent., and iepaying 8 ` cent, guaranteed dividea& on thisenormoas sum

_gms capitalizatiod of the Domini0n¥:§l nd Steel Comysny is ° C28.000,000.00

1awh1chitisbefieved6percentdlvidends'¢wi1lbeearaed, F

1`hecapite1izationot'theCanadisnSte landC0al isoul $6 000.00'

_ _ . _ _Company 1 -_ »6°°'»" ' .

.__¢°|\U°1l1s _ it i believed, equal! 1 able properties' , dit ' ' expect sch larger dividends. \= _wifhin the last few montlzillloilninion Goal valttirom O40 to C144 pershare,

’eshasescsuaa1oar0seoserl3opers_haseiuxasrketvalue. _ j

__ _Fa2nsucl11owcapitaliaatioa’i'heCaaadiaaSeeela.ndCoslG0’sshtUwouldabowt1eneadoasplslta;aad .likslybsta€5.lad'Us -H it is esnidently believed they will. `

.Udressal com1sunieati0usoriginsiini_ia"Unitsd&_tss,t:otl|e _, _ __ _ _ ' ' bv

Oanatiian Btee and OOQI . . _*”““"""_

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their to s lucky investment insgolds seppsrprspssitioa. ’l`hsproperty,oftheEuten National Copper Qmpsny, Limited, is andoubts adlyns sltbsmostvalusblein tbseonairy.

I Besides iissxtsndvsmiaing claims the mining

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THERE is no safer fum of mining 'investment than good _goldcopper deposit; ss t‘.1ey.00eUin’ immense veins and carry regular valsesl Many esltbsprivsts iortsnesof the United States owe

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