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Take I.ax.\t%vc Ronan Qulrine Tablct=. Al Druggists r_etnn\l the money if it fails to Cnr \

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f We wish to remind

you that an early

settlement of your

July zit-count will

be appreciated very much as we are in

neel of the money.

;, We will be pleased

to l‘e('eive the

amount and give

you a receipt for

Same to-day.

F. PpJ;l§igs& Co

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is certainly cured i

bythe use of

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laleby all Druggists. Pr|lee25o porbottle-, '

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The southern half of the residence(

of thelate Chief Justice Palmer, con- taining eight rooms, electric light, old hot water furnace. Rent moder- _ae.

Apply to H James Palmer, near

Bank of N ova. Scotia, or Mrs E Pal- merQueen Street.

July 15 ew a.

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llll lolloonl

' Corroborated with public E

opinion amply establishes or ri

- claims for superiority in E

anything pertaining to ma- 1 crime work, Why not send us E your next order and be thor- E ougbly convinced that we dei our work better and more sat- isfactory than can be done else-

where.

Cnr prices are right and we;

guarantee all our work. Call and see us.

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Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf Charlottetown P.E.I.

- PHONE 125.

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t.~`ATL7RDA\. JL`l.\' 30,1898.

THE NEW PREMIER.

Yesterday afternoon the liberal

members supporting the local l§o\'ci'niiient niet in the Legislative Council chninbcr for the purpose of receiving the formal resignation of Premier \\`a.rburton and also for the purpt-.~:e of noniinatirig a man whoin the retiring leader might recommend to His Honor the Lieutenant Gover- nor to form a new administration. Mr. Fairquliason was the gunanimous choit-e'ot` the party and when Mr. \\`arburton retires llonday next the fornier’sna.me will be handed in to the Lieutenant Governor.

\\'e are not in a position to state

the personel of the new adminstrution but it is probable that few changes will be made beyond asking Mr. Sinclair to become one of the Execu- tive. All the others will :likely be re-appointed. It is also probable that Mr. McDonald will be re-appointed Attorney-General and that Mr. Mac- Millan and Mr. McLean will retain their respective portfolios for the pre- sent.

So far as we can learn the pro-

ceedings at the meeting were of the most harmonious and satisfactory character. At first, it is said, that other names besides Mr.Fa.rquharson’s were suggested for the leadership. All others suggested, however, retired in Mr. Farquha.rson's favor.

We congratulate Mr. Farquharson

on his elevation and we believe that the fact of his appointment will give general satisfaction to the country. Mr Farquharson’s appointment will be specially gratifying to the temper- ance element in the community and that eieinent fortunately forms the large majority of the elect Jrs of the the Province. Mr. Farquharson is also a staunch economist and in these days when our finances are some what straitened the public will have the utmost confidence that in no department of the service will a dollar of public money be allowed to be wasted. The new premier lifts a dimcult task before him-to str-.tighten out and place on i satisfactory footing the .finances of this province. If he succeeds, as we ha\e confidence that he will, be will he entitled to the gratitude of all who have the future well being of the province at heart.

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§f)i'f(')§iAI. NOTES.

The Boston Herald ,observes that

the new governor-general of Canada, Earl Minto, is a. man who has won popularity in every capacity he has filled. His only weakness is said to be aquick temper that he cannot always control. Ah l a. triiie pepper- minto now and then.

No intiination has been made that

the bands have yet replied to the question asked by the City Council. Until this matter is explained in some way the majority of citizens will be inclined to censure the bands even though they may not merit it. If any explanation can be given why is it not forthcoming.

Some American papers are of the

opinion that no further punishment will be imposed upon the war corres- poudent,Scovel, than that of sending him away from Cuba.. This is rather mild punishment for slapping a. gen- eral‘s face. It may be,however, that he did not slap Gen. Sha.t`ter’s face. The general himself, in his account of the affair, speaks only of Scovel’s striking at him, which was bad enough, but not so bad an offence as that at

first represented.

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The come back again trade that pays bore It’s the repeat orders, it’s the “as befos. orders” from our out of town customeit It’s being able to sell better furniture a lower prices than others, which has made our business grow so '

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HOME MAKERS.

the success of Mr.E\ven MacMillan, of New Haven, a. voung man who has

R. Marvh l. ‘J mos. d. St w l I _ in .. f - _ f _ . »». - | - - s-~ - -----f taken a course at the Ontario Agricul-

ltural College with a. view of better Hitting himself for the farming pro- lfession. The course pursued by this 1 young inan cannot be too highly commended and should be followed by hundreds of boys throughout- the province. The time has arrived when a. farmer must understand his busi-

iness. Our: most successful men now agree that a special training is re~ _quired for this profession equally as l, much as for any other. The trend of the time was once to ignore this noble calling and to follow what is wrongly called the higher professions of life. But happily another era. is dawning upon us and the successful agricultu- rist or horticulturist is now looked upon as a man of intellect, one capa- ble of taking his stand on all leading questions of the day, a man of power in the community. Let more of the young men remain tillers of the soil, skilled in this then special pursuit. The cities are over- crowded. The other professions are over crowded but in agriculture is a. field almost limitless in its resources. Socrates, the wisest philosopher of antiquity, said :-“Agricultureois an employment the most worthy of the application of man ; the most ancient and the most suitable to his nature. It is the common nurse of all persons in every age and condition of life; it is the source of health,strength, plenty .and riches and of a thou sanu sober de- lights and honestlpleasures. It- is the mistress and school of sobriety, tem- perance, justice, religion, and, in short, of all virtues,civil and military." “And from a. moral point of view,” Lord Russell rernarks,"‘the life of the agriculturist is the most pure and holy of any class of men.”

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INEBRIETY is A Disease -Parties can

be cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE, Portland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morph nism. Cigarettes and Tobaoco;` also from Nourastheuia or Nerve Exhaus- tion. The undersigned citizens will cheerfully give information to any per- son who wishes to be cured of any of the above diseases and desire to live a better and healthier life. You may call upon them for such facts as is placed in

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Institute to the Maritime Provinces home practically the cheapest. R. C. Goss, L.C.Wonrnv. ill mmm Tun

Niue, P. P. Aizcninsnn, Queen Hotel; ALii:x Annan Homin. W. B. iionnirrsosr Sheriff ‘ Simon W. Cnsnnir., A. I. Jomvson. Pres W.C T- U.: Mrs.R. J. Csm>nii:Lt..- Oct 21-d& wklv

Should the reader prefer not to confer with ny of the above references, write or coma irect i_o the Institute without consulting our neikhbors

, Lights up-

MADMD, July 27-The Spanish au-

thorities hava decided to reilluminare the lighthouses in the Balearic Islands, wh’ch were ordered to he extinguished shortly after the outbreak cf the war. .

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Catarrh and Hay Fever

lf it’s Hay Fever that is the bug-bear

of your life. you won’t know the pleasure of freedom from itiill you’ve tried Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure.

PERCY W. Cllllllll l. l. B.

Formerly with Davies & Haszard Char.

_ lottetown, P. E. I.

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UUIIIISSIUIIEH F08 THE PRUYIIIGES

TREIONT BUILDING. B0$‘|'0N,IA§$

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Talking -

Chooolalo Footwear.

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‘li-is been placed inthe hands of Mr. ‘G<o. E. lioak, one ortho. most promi-

o of un exhibit worili\l_v ;r~pr~sen1:itiv»'-. of

their hands. This is the nearest Keely 1,

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'* % Come and inspect our goods, and get our astomshin low %% ~ as; We make the fashionable Cloths Par Excellence-insthe

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H0 E° D'-D° S mt a Tgeeiciitvife Inspection

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o Do you handle “Arc Lightl” Have you handled it during the past year 'l If not, and you want thebest oil

require to obtain “Arc Light” to keep in the race

Manufactured specially and only by

Tnc Fisheries Exlrbii at the Nova ‘

Scoiia Provincial Exhibition at Halifax

nent li-li u»cr.,~n:inis< of that city. Mr. Book is taking a great interest in the work, and is euergeticiilly devoting :1 large amount of time ao the preparation

his very iniportiiit industry. The 'Priz- List in the 1).-piriment of Fisheries rnd Marine shows t'onside":1bl»- ciiuiise frfilll

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the eilc -urigniem of exhibits by Ili'-l Fishermen in»~.ni-e‘ ves. rather than the merchant. who sunsequently purchzioei iroin them. In sold tion tolie prizes for fish. there are premiums offered for packages sui able for exporta'ion, fishing gear,

Odl fl .t:; .l ll b t$‘00.. 30 is apnea >tp)aC;m<=;i;empmp.m phi<;\1deP‘;rt_ l The above imperitive Command has been given to all our

ment

Big Fair in ry count on seeing tue most

representative -exhibit of the Fishing of which we have a large assortment all come underthe

Industry ever made in Nove Scotia. mgnd and W111 go at, 3 ‘mg DISCOUNT

Left Prostrate Grass Linens

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wont; gpg Run pgwn, w|¢h |49," we have these in a variety of patterns Silk and Kldnoye In Bad oondltlon- Lmen Checks and SWIPB “UWB 5° 3° Pe' °°°°

Restored by Hood's Shnaparllla m `

“I was very much run down hs

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been sick for several months. I had been

“ying dm°°'°°‘ ’°m°‘”°° "huh did m' in. endless variet The n i t pass and °° 3°°d' Iw°“m M" "ve" 'pen' °‘ an excellent saleyon milliisi;?yoweBli]:\ie somgllines left

IW” told thu my lungs Wm mama, we are bound not to keep them long They mutt give and my heart and kidneys were in s had new stock commmg In

:oughing that would leave me prostrate.

condition Infact, it seemed so thilgh

i every orgiin was out of order. I felt that

procured s bottle and began taking lt. Ladies black cashmere hose at p Before it was half gone I felt that it was Seamless blggk gogtou hgse

helping me. I continued its use and it 3 gl-eat variety of these goods an m It

something must be done and my brother advised metotry Hood’s Sai-soparilla. I

has made me a new woman. I cannot

praise it too highly.” MRS. SUMMER- ;

vnimil 217 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, E*

Ontariok Get only Hood_’s, because i. u

H°od’s Sarsapariua §~ These good; are Jus; inlpesson come allong and get them

, gr are going c eap, an t e water is rig t for a swim get

gszxggzxe 2531?? rumen ;'_ us and you ll be in the swim

ng Shirts

l'lood’s Pills §i.if."i.`Z'.¥.Z$‘iiZ1 "' ; nut.

ge* - These goods are here for you and at the right price at

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May be seen over most bridges. _ There is another one-you

do not see, but you should ~ bear in mind, ‘ _ ‘

“Trade at the Central Drug-

store snfl save money.” '

We keep in stock everything

_ that is found in an upto-dale

Pharmacy. _ .

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CENTRAL DRUG STORE.

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Merchants’ Bank Bulldlng Summerslde, P. E. I.

Local and general anaesthetics to &

made Dentistry Painless. All work c

guaranteed. my26 eod

Sartorial .Artistl

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We have a new line in this

week that beats any thing we ever offered.

' Misses Chocolate Laced Boots Spring Heel 1,50 - Misses Chocolate Laced Boots Heavy Sole 1,55

Misses Chocolate Butt

Boots Spring Heel ‘I .50

Misses Chocolate low

Shoes Spring Heel 1,35 Misses Chocolate Button Strap Shoe spring heel 1,25 Sizes Ll, 12, 13, 1, 2.

They are all spanking new

goods--nice sensible toe--and Iinished in good style-They are a. lit-tle late for this season’s trade and to sell them we have marked them low, we are not givingthem away, nor are we losing on them-but we are _ selling them cheap,

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IMES

that of ‘ft-t ve:-ir :miie with a view fo] All Sprinff and midsummer oods must now

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A card to the , Secretary at Halifax rt W t will secure a Prize List. Visitors to the I 8

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w, Rgddin, Phm' B, You to see our new importations of CLOTHS. We

carried a. splendid variety of Fashionable Suitings.

But we can safely say that with our new importation: for

?i$su`NNYs|DE_ g son, we have now the largest stock and the greatest vsrietv of

Cloths ever shown in one Store in the City

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Great Home Dye

Nl&Y PO L E SOAP

eauscs and dyes

At one operation.

Is the modern Is superseding Scienatiflc form All other dyes Of home dye Wherever intro-

Isn’t Always Wealth

When it comes to the

glllsicial Instrument for the metush Piano or Organ may thtyliwho are not musics sohose ing to please the eye

Bot when lusioil lrlou

a Piano or an Organ that will the most exacting and critical

Dm not giveiino l"h1\l> men We-nt to have in Common appeainnce lor Something that you can

with pride

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ted Its popularity Previous

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Gives a new ap-

pearance to the Entire freedom goods From streaking.

Dyed with it A strong point

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It dyes Silks Beauty freshness 511111118 ' And evenness of Woolens and ot- colors

to Ar ’ Eélgauy wel ees chamcterle

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Imparted by common dyes. h m 4

cents acake f all l

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A splendid stock now on

For an Fabms easy terms-or very low for

ree Book of Sample of Work from

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At all Drugglsts In all colors

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