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Cocoanut and

Molasses

Kisses are the cheapest and best confectionery-

For sale at

The Medical Hall

Fast Growing Children especially school children, whose brains are much exercised with study and whose strength does not keep

pace with their growth,should he given PUTTNEPJS EMULSION. lhis preparation contains phosphorus and lime, in palatable form, and just in the best condition to be taken into

the system, and supply what brain and nerves require, and to build up the bodily structure; and the ccdliver oil supplies much needed fat food,

Be sure you get PU'l"l`NEI{'S

the original and best Emulsion. _ Of all druggists and dealerrs

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BARRISTER-AT-LAW.

London House, Charlottetown '

TELEPHONE.

March 28, d&w Im.

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Mortgage Sale.

Leasehold Property on'Lot 33:

Tdbe sold at _public suction in front of the

Law Courtshuil ug in' Charlottetown in Queeu’s County on Friday ‘the twenty ninth day of March next A. D. 1901 under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in an Indenture of

Mortgage bearing date the i4t_h day of june A. D. 1877 an made between Richard Pickard of

Township number thirty-three (33) in 3ueen’s County in the Province of Prince ,dward Islan in the Dominion of Canada, farmer of “the one part and Amelia janetta Haviland of ‘Charlottetown in Quecivs County aforesaid widow of the Honorable Thomas Heath Havi- Tland deceased of the other part which mortage

and all monelys secured thereby have become by the last wi l and testament of the said Amelia

ignetta Haviland vested in the undersigned. All

e leasehold interest and unexpired tenn of 99? cars of the said Richard Pickard in and to al glint tract piece ind parcel of land situate lying and being in the parish of Charlotte in the P_mv'ince of Prince Edward Island and is

pbutted and boundedas follows, that is to say !- rwmthe South East coruerof land originally Qdled to Thomas Henderson Senior now de- eased ani now in the possession of Isaac Henderson the Younger, t en_ce North aloni the East bouu iary of said land in possession o the said Isaac Henderson the Younger. One hundred (ioo) chains, thence East ten (io) chains, thence South to Charlottetown ltoyalty thence West to the place of starting and is part of Lot or Township Number Thirty_-three (33) in Queen‘s County containing by estimation one

hundred acres of land alittle more or less to- gether with the buildings and improvements

thereon. For further particulars apply at the 01502 of :Cs-R; Sniallwood solicitor Cameron Block Char

oitetowu. `

Dated this 12th day of February A. D. 1901.

_ , R. R. FITZGERALD

_ T. 'H' HUNT

Trustees of the last Will and Testament of

Amelia J. Haviland Mortgages. Feb 13. wts.

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For only I0 Vccnts.

All over the world these pictures will

besold. “None knew her but to I_,ove her; None named hei but to praise." There are Ten Million people in the United States and Canada who will each want one these beautiful Pictures. They are full size, i6xzr. No expense has

been spared and the picture is well worthy_ofa liéiudsome rame. Agents

can s iowa ay, _

Samples bv Mail, post-paid. ioc. 3 Doz pictures, 75g, sell for $i.2o

pro§t_45<‘.

5o pictures, $3.oo sell for $5 oo, pro fit

$2.00.

ioo “ 5 oo, “io oo, profit 5.00 Better order ioo at once an-:l strike

while the IBUN IS' lIl|'.l‘. The time to sell goods is when the people want them. They want them l\0.\\r

-Home Novelty Mtg. po., P.0. Box, sl

Dept. 355, Ill.Chicago,

THURSDAY, MARCI-125, 1901.

TWENTIETH CENTURY METHCD3.

There has been ii good deal of talkin the

Legislature about the new King and the new century, but so fir there is no very- great alacrity in adopting ideal or twen- tieth century methods. \Ve make allow- ance for the fact th-it one half the thirty members are new to legislative work. It

necessarily takes si lint-le time for them to

get- acq uainaed with each other and with their new positions. The forms of pro- ceedurc framed to prevent too hasty adopt- ion of ill-considered acts, are no doubt also somethiniz of ii liiiidriince to the rapid

desps.ti:li of business. _ But after all due allowance is made for these conditions we think more speed

might easily be made with the public business than what we see. Most of the

members are accustomed to attend to their own aifiirs at home with activity

and energy, to rise early and to work the

day through. To men of such habits it would be no great hardship to meet at nine o`clock in the morning. As it is the appointed hour of ten o`clock docs not lind the House at work. Eleven o`clock and

even twelve passes frequently before any- thing is done, and the morning session sees little more done than reading the

record of the previous da.y`s work.

Surely these methods are hardly up to

twentieth century business ideals. We _ know that we express the \ iews aid cou- victlous of more than a few of the members when we say that a great deal of time is being wasted. Thirty of the leading men of our Island community are brought to- gether and are in duty bound to stay till the session ends. Their time is valuable

to them selves, and to the communities in

which they usually live and transact bus- iness. By all means let the accounts be passed, the moneys for necessary public services be voted ,let any necessary legisla- tion be enacted and have the session

brought to anend. “Prompt in the trans~

action of business" is it good motto for a

_Legislature as it is for a fraternal society.

or a. board of directors.

_ His Ma.jestyKing Edward has had many

lkind things said of him in the discussion

of the Address. From what we have read cf the King we are led to think him very diligent in attending to his public duties. And inasmuch as the sincerest form of

flattery is imitation it might be worth while to follow his example in the matter of dilikence. That would also be infa. line with twentieth century progress. Thcav- erage County Council on the Mainland of Canada manages toget through with more business in a day than some Legislature: doin a week. The average length of the legislative session in New Brunswick is not over five weeks, although tlfere are

three times as many people to legislate for as lu P. E. Island. All of which isrespec- fully submitted on behalf of the people and of the willing workers in the House..

The Canada Gazette contains a. notice

from the Imperial authorities of the Bri- tish Congress on Tuberculosis which is to

be held in London July 22nd tio_26th,ncxt.

Every British Colony and dependency is invited to send delegates while( the gov- ernments of all Asian, European and Am-

erican countries are invited ,to send repre- sentative men of science. The Congress

will be opened by His Majcstythe King.

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_Gl.AD5T0|ln'S LAND ACT.

Lozmox, March 21.-lathe bankruptcy

compulsory sale of bispi-open-ly in Ireland

1881, H: seilhs hil t\ere»y.»i'. illi- (D0. The liabllltlesot the debtor-amouu

(ll.lXl)26His accom are £3,000. .

The Nelson Miner of March 17_th_ tells

that Lleut. George S." Beer ot that city, second sou -if Dr. Beer of Charlottetown, has received notification ot his appoint-

ment to a captaincy in Baden Powel Constabulary in South Africa. Ho left on the 17th for the East to take passage with

the force shortly to sail from Halifax.

Capt Beer has rendered great service in securing the enrolment ot men for service the various coiitingents that have none to South Africa. Sixty men from Nelson alone are joining the Constabulary, as the result of Capt. Beer`s efforts as special re-

cruiting otilce-.r.The pay of a Captain in the

000, ii year. Capt. Beer was given a very

hearty send-oil' by the Nelson Rifle Com

pany on the eve of his departur -.3/I1s.Beer will follow him io Africa. at an early date.

Many friends in Chiirlottetowu will be pleased to hear of their preseutfgood for- tune aud will hope for their safe return when this cruel war is over and South Africa. is fully pucllled.

L_ . ._ Y .-_-__ Z

“WITH BRAINS SIR!"

- A great artist

-. `~ - ` _,_ was once asked

_ , '“ what he mixed

X" __ _ his pigments

if "ffm `__\‘_~iVV_l¢/_/.‘ /.' with to obtain

`. ' ful eflfects. --' I ._ '-V His re ywas:

` -ff 'ii Witli)brains, i ‘:°` sir!"

This would

be the real

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~ $51..

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_ ple who re /i_,, _ all th_e time asking what _- _ Dr. Pierce’s medicines are

mixed with to produce such marvelous cures. These iziediclnes are the result » 0§ Dr: PierCe’s thorough professional ` education; his_deep study of the princi- ples of mcierm 1_nedzca and of the hu-

man _physiology in health and diseaxi -and a_ ove all his unparalleled practi

experience.

“I thank God fo_r_giving you wisdom and

knowledge, and guiding you in making these medicines," says Mrs. H. A. Alsbrook, of Austin, Lonoke Co., Ark., in an earnest letter to Dr. Pierce. “After-live months of great suiering

I write this for the benefit of other sulferers from the same afllictions. I doctored with our family

gpysician without any results, so m hue-

nd ur d me to try r. Pierce‘s medicines-

which I did, with wonderful results. I am com-

pletely cured. I took four bottles of Dr. Pierce’a avorite Prescription. four of his ‘ Golden Medi- §__leJ:__s<_:oyery' and tra vials of his ‘Pleasant

There is no medicine in the world that

has helped and cured so many weak and ailing _wo_men, as Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It was devised solely for that purpose by one of Amex-ica’s most eminent specialists in this’ particular ‘ field of medical C ctice. Any iifotnan ` may write to Dr. ggrce for advice which will be sent confidentially and absolutely freeof charge. ' ’ _ 1 Dr. Pierce’s great thousand-page Cum. mon Sense Medical Adviser will be sent for the cost of customs and mailing; paper-hound for 31 wxecent stamps, or

cloth-bound for 50 stulgps. It is a grand and iwefulbook. A dress Dr. R.V. Pierce, 663 Main Street, Budalo, N. Y.

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' On and afterlyednesday, Dec. 26th, rgoo, the trains of this railway wil run daily (Sundays excepted( as fol lowsz- Trains Outward. Trains Inward. Read Down. Stations. Read Up.

F r.

Constabulary, the Miner says, is some $3.- _l _`

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lhe windows( ilpiurlaim lhe haute

, Dainty Curtains of all kinds now ready for your iuspec tion and purchase

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It is no use having a great spring cleaning unless your

\ViNDoWs are nicely decorated. You will soon b dispeus ing with your double windows. and the sun Will soon show up the defects on your old curtains Buy new ones now and uiake your spring cleaning a thorough one We have a

rock of all sizes at prices to suit all purses -JAMnb PAT ON & CO., Victoria. Row

Carpets, Rugs, 0il Glothi Linoleums etc

JAMES PATCH _& Go, CARPET ROOM

Where every one can get exactly what they want in

fiior coverings of -'every description, and where all that is 'newest and best of the most celebrated makes are shown in large variety.

CARPET SQUARES

._ -, ., ‘»§»\\__ ~ -_ , such wonder- Q3 i

AND AIU

TAPE' STR | 3‘ ‘ W00|_8

A .A splendid range of n ew Brussels Carpets in all the latest coloriugs and newest designs, most suitable for Dining rooms and bed rooms with borders to match

New spring Brussels Carpets in a large variety of new

patterns, in extra good quality, very ha.nd~ome carpets for -drawing rooms with borders to match

Axminster Carpets, just .opened a few vei y handsome

` designs for drawing room and stairs

_ Straw mattiugs a verv _great variety of designs in a

prices. ° ' `

Window Shades. Curtain poles, Brass Rods everymihg

tomake a home beautiful.

.l. Patonlc _

ill? 'ggi % 33% 3% 3% l.ll._'f`-Iii i_l:V;\(§_.U i; E L _

I -30 Gents a Pair

While they last fora Job

‘ lot of women’s rubbers -See

court at Burton-ou-Trent in-day, Lo_l'd Waterpark appeared for examination and declared his bankruptcy was due to thel .

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~ 8.59 Emerald Juuc.

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them in our window

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_ Superintendent P. E. I. R. _

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One of the most 1

ous and repulsive forms of

iirsi 7

for which Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the only certain ci. lin Dnpsy the Kid* neys are actually damned up, and the water, which should be expelled in the form of urin Hows' back

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and lodges in the cells~.of_ V the desh and puffs out the ' _ skin. Remove the filth - which plugs up the drain. Restore..the-Kidne s to l health. There is only one

Kidney _Medicine

KIDNEY ,

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Boxes ot 'Oranges an

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dlf Ex,8c Pat ._ ` '

KEGS 0F ERAPES

Lemons, wholesale and Req tail at _ _

-' ' Crown Coiitectioneri.

Janitor _ Wanted-

for the First Methoiist Church

Position open lst of. May. - A plications to be in April lst. ' _ ‘ ~ ` 1 _ L.-L Beer, Sealy.

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A capable, careful- msn' as Janito

that have patrouized us.

liuish. No apprentice work

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We wish to announce to the ladies of- Charlotteto

and P. E. lslaudtliat we are prepared to make to order at

~ kinds ot coats and _'skirts usually made by first-class tiilori

Our Mr. Ros=’s success is admittel by all the ladies;

Tailor-made* suits are acknowledged to be the best

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We aim to have _all garments to be lirst class in lit and

We have now in stock. I

Black, Blue. Brown 'land Fawn Broadcloths Twepds and Serges, (Newest Patterns.)

Wecsll special attention to our Navy Blue Serge all

wool, 56 inches wide. . This cloth was shipped to a hrm in Suinmerside and rather than have it returned was sold to

us at a. price that ei.ab‘es4'us, to sell it at $1 00

;___ _ -___ _ ann.

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