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ADVANTAGE

if any of the drugs in your pre-

scription fali shoit in purity or in the power to combat disease. In

‘ Giiiug prescriptions two things are absolutely demanded. First, that the remedies used shall be of standard strength 1 second. that they shall be accuratelvcoinpound- ed. This is the kind of prescrip- tion filling we do

We have the finest drugs obtainable- We have every old or itetvdrtig for which therc is any denmnd. \Ve till prescriptions by the most hcieiitiilt: uictliods_ And thc price is always fair.

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!'a~.<t iii-ers, liiif-i;.i=;e, clr., r.‘on\-cyeil

\l\""'l\- li -li t-li- 'I. heuv -orders nt lilc- iiii 'iid & .\l-'l<ii~iiii:i’s llriig Store or ai ‘-l‘1i'l\`»1`. ~\`_\'~iiiey Struct, near Sieve- "' ~\i--~~ J. M. Nicii0i,soN, 'I ":- -i I yr. ’i`clepl\oi|c No 253

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Indian Moccasins.

Special inake for tourists. .

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la- $lIi..'»il ning, 3lil..'l) returning. 'I`ii~kct.s

i-aio to children. \\'ilit out-li ticket purcliivier will ho l-'5\"¢"

ll li .\i, \\'iunipt~|.' ilu- spot-iiil it-airi- will lu~ ini-I by {it\'tt|r\‘.~', unil bl'

pug, and on pri-scntulion ol extension

ioiipoii ,~i;;|ii~il lay :i l'.irini‘r .-‘li\li|i;: illili lliiii thi' liitiilcr has ciignggl-il lo ivurk for him its it l"itrn| l.niml‘er`, ticket ngetit will

’ ' , 'fsiiu it‘i‘i‘ lickel from \\'iiiiii|ii>iz to C. I".

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I\_ _l_._ulmri~rliii.~' citgitgcil in work, and on

The Medical Iiall, <'

.oposii thi- l~`urtn l.itborei'i- Vi-riili~:\iion

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, _ _,___“_,__ _ _ 1 _ iiggiigt- tliioiitzli from stiirtinfz point to

` T""'A`“‘ - _,, 7;), -` l’. ll. station nearest. thi* point ol work.

. in-oviiii‘il such point is not licyonil .\loo>c-

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. ,- -' I "i' jaw, Yorktou, or listevnii, its frvt- Ili-kct-s

il-’» ' ‘ ‘ ‘ mai; » .- - ,_ _ , .__ -,_ _ -W, _ _ a , _ will not lic lsauetl, nor l»it;g;.:it;:ii ehcehetl ' _- . 5h11§ "'--ai - if 1 » points iwvinirl ilit-so stations. After _ ;,,__ _ - _-~ _;' ‘, t',;}1-‘/ l..tliorcr has workeil for ut li-as-ii thirty ' '*~2;..ii“.gi;-"‘._""_ -"_ iinys, :tud has ecrtlilcutc e-igttcil by thi-

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All inrliicr intnrinuiion will he supplied

A., t`. l’. liiiilivily, SI. Joint, N. li., and

|\tt~iiilii\i_f i-xitiituiotiisis slionld notify Ii

Pl LES

pilot. Si-o it--llmou l.~i in_ 0 lil-can ant yourni-ii,rlil»oi'~tulituii. li. \oii can uae lt. ami 'ot voor iiitiiiey back ll not sail.,-ilcil. 900. atnli iluuicrs or hIn.n.\:~iso:~'. l.la'i‘11:s Bntio-, 'loron to.

DR. CHASE8 DINTMENT.

/liiinzhtcrs of -l, ll. Pliaiii-uf, were dro\\'u- -ti l.-tsl iiiulti in Yitniiisku rlvi-r. 'l`l\i-

iincc irinu the .shore the bout, \\'hli:li i-iikieil,llllei|uiiil sunk. 'I`hc |(ii'l.~ dis

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nanit-'l Litlinu-x-, who \\'i-re also ofthe liiirly, \\'i-i'i' i'i~.~ii:ui~ll lry t\\'0 yolilliz inifn

that the wheat amp oi’ Manitoba and t-hr

her of laborers than usual will be required to assist In harvesting.

A Farm Laborers Excursion will he run

from points lu Cape Brown und Nova Scotia, East of New Glasgow Aug I8. Front all other Doints in Nova Scotill. and from points ia Newlirunswlck and Prince Edt\'a|\'l Island, Aug lil. One way second L-lass tickets to \\'innipc|z will be sold from coupon ticket stations. The rate from points on C. P. R. lines in New lirunswick \\'ill be Ul2.lll going, and $18.63 rt-turning. From points on I. C. li. lines in Noir li|'uns\\'it-l: und Nova Scotia, also fiom points on thc D. A. Il. this ruti~ will he $13.00 going, $lQ.00 returning. From points on the l’. E. I. ily. the rate will

will he aolil to feunile as wt-li as to iiiillc thorers. 'I`ii-kcts i\ill not hc sold iii hull

lfurin Luliorcrs Vi-riiltuxtion Cer-

licntc iiuii an cxti-nsiou coupon.

--pi~e»-cntitLi\'cs of lhc Miinilohii (ln\'.-rn- tt-nt. I..\l.ori-r.~t will t‘iii<i\;_'c iii- Winui

,aiulion ||cui'e.st the point \vl\c\'i‘

‘rival ut stil-li sl:ilioi|l.ultui'crmust

‘i-rlillt‘iiii~ with the (I. I‘. R. _ui-nl. li unyoiu- has mittlc prior itt'r:ui;zt-- it-ni to work with friends. with soini- fiirincr with \\'hotn they orkcti pi'c\'io\isly, t-lioy will hi* issued 'cc liivkvt its above, itnd may l-iicck their

iuier with wiiotu hi: luis worked, such i'iiHcalu will be liunurcd prior to .\'o~ inlu-r Iiilth. for ii ticket to ri>t.ui'n to arllnir point on puyineiil of the return to siiowu nliovo. lfill llis. iing|;ii;_5c_ wviir igaiiniircl unly, will he ullo\\'cil on each ltvi. and i-ueh piece ol' liiigiritgc i;lict~kcd ottlil licur thc numc ot' liti- ivner, :intl ahou' their pertnuiienli\tlili'oss~ \\ill bi- reitilill' tinilvratooil that some tilt-nity will hc oxpericnceii in hunilling

itil sonic ilcluy ni.ty occur in thc delivery l' liiiggiigc. 'I‘liert»f0rt', when pos~iii»li‘, tguiigi- .~lioulil hc currieil in lnttid grips- niiilii-,se|iitsscm4<-rs slioultl tiiki' in thc .tra with thiein. ’I`ht'_v should not lic it-clit-il. Itis uxpvirietl that .~ipeciul pus- vuiger i.iuii».» ipuriicfiilitrs in he iiuuounceii :\li~r`> for the ut»coiiiiti>ilitti'n\ of Lulioreis ill l»i¢ run on the main lines, und Llckctr ill not he it<~t~<‘pted on iri;ul.tr t-ruins.

ititppliciilioii to .\Ir. li`. Ii. Perry, I). I’.

i~:iri-~t lit-ki-l ui.5ci|t iit mit-0.

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Dr. Chass‘s Oint- nicnb iii ri certain an d giiiiraiilced ciiro ioreitcli and every lo r in of ltvliilig, bluelllng

ui tl prntruilin

in ill | lliag

TWO SlSTERS DROWNE D.

l{1'.\i'lN’rlli:, Quebec, August T.- wo sister:-. aged .si-;vetita~on and ioiirlvon,

iiriy \\‘i-ri* rnu lui; und \\'l|cl\ it .'llttiri. ilis-

|»|iu:ii‘vil almost. iiiititciliatcly, hut it otiii_-.;i-iwisti-i' itgvil uint- :intl it yoiilii

rho \\'t-rot-iuiipiiiiz iiisar hy unil hvurii

hi-ir i-| ics for help,

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FURNITURE.

` if T- W A wr/iiiii uison£§§ HTH; TNS _Q05 THE SUNDAf SCHOOL* _

. ~ '°-- ' ‘ , LESSON VII, THIRD QUARTER. INTIR-

Latcst advices rooolvod to ditto show L_ ||A1'|°||AL 'ggmgg' Aug, “_

‘ H Ulllldlln N°"l'l“'°“t 'ill “wed th" °' ludsd tlo lsoaaol, ll Qnm. mtv.

_ past seasons: consequently a greater num- “__”_-.-"7 vnu. .|__a,u.-

- loss, Pa. lull, ll-0am-salary Ple-

polol ly lov. D. l. Itoarls. ldolflllhl. llll; hy Americas Pls amoaiatlonl Tho money gathered to repair tha

house of the Lord recalls the method adopted oo obtain mossy in the days of King Jahoaah and the priest Jsholada-~ a chant beaids the altar, with a hols in - tho ild°ot lt,~'and It worked lpleadldly _ and brought in much money. I doubt not but that a proper appreciation of the altar (tho cross ol Christ) today would bring an abundance for tha Lord'a hours. I have aeea a box with a hols lu the lid to receive thank offer- ings from grateful hearts to help give the gospel to tha heathen and thus aid in completing the house-tha church- accompllsh great things. But I have ` soon a similar box placed to receive of- ferlngsi for .other purposes accomplish next to nothing. Iiiaoh of those boxes was in a church, but the altar and tba object made all the difference. When the love of Christ constrains there is no lark.

When any ons does the best ha

knows for God, as Josiah was evident ly doing, God will find a way to reveal Himself more fully to auch a ons, and in this case Ho caused tha priest Hi)- klnh to find the bool of the law, whlda some think was the original book of which we read in Dent. xxxi, 20-28. The priest gave the book to the acrlhe, who read it and then took it to the king and read it to him. with the result that the king when ho heard it rent his clothes in token of his acceptance of and submission to the message and his grief that the lavr had been so sat at

naught.

The king at once sends for further

light to one .who is qualified to ex- plain the law more fully, and Uuldah, the prophctcss, who dwelt In Jerusa- lem, is consulted (versa 22). Jeremiah had at this time been a prophet about ilve years (compare verse 8 and Jer. l, I, 2), and why he was not consulted I do not know unless it happened that he was at his homo in Anathoth and Bulduh was right there in Jerusalem and the matter required immediate light. There were doubtless many mon of lniiuenco and importance in Jo- rnsnlem, but some ons has said that I woman knowing God's will is far au~

perlor to a man who docsn't.

Josiah had hoard the curses of Dent.

xxvlii, 15-20; xxx, 17, 18, ste.. and know that the wrath of God was hanging over them because of the slna oi' the nation and now earnestly desired de- liverance for himself and his people if such could be obtained. Tho word of God la very plain concerning ovary un- heliever that the wrath of God is upon him (John lil, 18, B8; Gul. iii, 10; Jas. ii, 10), but how few seam to believe it or tremble at tho word of God na King Josiah did. Yo! only with such as tremble ut His word docs God dwell (Isa. lvii. 15; lxvl, 2, 5). A good prac- tical word for many today ls found in Job xxxvl, 18, "Because there is wrath hownrs lest Hs tsko thee away with His stroke: then s great ramson can-

not deliver thee."

Tho prophetesa has no answer from

herself, ua many seem now to have, but she has a "Thus aalth tho Lord God of Israel" (verses 23, 24), the New Testa- ment equivalent of which ls, “Verily I any unto you." Happy indeed are all who rccelve such messages meekly and proceed promptly to give heed to them. God said to Moses concerning Christ, “I will put my words in His month, and Ile shall speak unto them all that I shall command Him" (Dent. xvlil, 18). Ho snld the same thing to Jere- miah concerning Himself in Jer. i, 7-9. and believers now can trust Illm to fulfill to them His word to Moses, "Now therefore go, and I will be with thy mouth and tciich thee what thou ahnlt say" (Ex. iv, 12), provided that

they have His message ln them.

Tha Lord's messago as given in the

rest of the lesson had no comfort for the persistently rebellious; it never has. But thorn was much comfort for Josiah and for all who would turn to the Lord with him, and tlierefore Josl- ah sought to tum the people to God that they might eacnpo the impending iudgmonts, and many did turn to tho Lord with him, as we road in verses Si, 32. God's aim is always to bring men to repentance that they may not perish (ll Pct. ill, 9), and this is seen in the last awful judgments of the great trlbulntlon, where wo read again and again that they repented not (Rev.

ix, 20, 21; xvl, 0, 11).

Josiah in that ssmo year kept the

greatest passovor that had been kept slnco the days of Samuel (xxxv, I8, I9), but the rovival wus only temporary. The hearts of tho people were away from God, and the time camo when ovon auch men as Moses and Samuel or Noah, Daniel and Joh could not do- Iiver the nation by their righteousness or their lat:-rccssion (Jer. xv, I; Ezek. xlv, I4). Consider in Job xxxlli, I4-30, how God labors to deliver man from the pit, und lotus bo encouraged to por- aeveru by John vi, 37. Then when wa have lovingly and patiently dons all, If men will not repent, we have deliv-

erod our own souls (Esek. xxxlll, 9).

'nie manner of .1oslah'a death (xxxv,

22, 24) has in lt something very sup- goatlvo and searching. It was the will of God that hs should die peacefully when his time camo, but by his willful- ness he fell in battle. Seo verse 28 and chapter xxxv, 22-24. By disobedience and self will wa bring many things upon ourselves which by obedlenca and denial of self we might have oscapod. It ls probable that Paul might have saved himself much suffering at Jeru- salem If he had been as obedient to tho heavenly vlalon at tho close as st tho beginning of his mmm, _ _____ _ __

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Till Sunil Xnuuitl Coilvcutioii of ilic

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vcr (Suulli) on Motuliiy, Aug lli-li. 'l`lii~. lowini; is thc pi'oi.;ritui: -~

.\i-"rr:u.\'ooN si-:.~i.-ioN.

I)c\'oti0nul l~lxcr'l-iacs lcd hy licv. D.

B. McLeod.

Mliitttes, lloll Uiill, lit-pori.~. from at-liool, usiiiuss. ' 1’ii|ic|'-“Some l-Issciti-litls’ in the Sun-

day Suiiuol" Ilcrlii~t‘l lltinilcy.

l’ltpcr-~‘ Normal \\'irI<,h iw) racticul iiiiil

pi'uotlcit|tlt_:" by .»\. S. .\`iehol:<oii.

Ilisi~iission,.oii_:iho\'c. , _ .i

I.ilui-khuitril it-.ascii hy I"it-lil-St-r:'y.

Collection for thc S. S. A-.soi~i:ttlii|i.

1-.vi-z:\'iNo si-:,~.~ioN.

llcvotionul Idxcrclsiis leil hy liev. Mr. I udson. Atlili-css-" l`lie'l`cac-licritSoul \\'inncr" - ii~\'. J. \Vi\lxl\.

Atltiri-sa ity I"li‘|tl Surrcttiry. `

.\iiilrl~,si~l l»_y Ilev. Mr. Cltoivilli.

Collection.

Clositiu.

JSF' --°-_

'iymploms iii

Nerve llisniileis

Which Foretell the Approach of

Nervous Prostralion, Paralysis and Locoinotor Ataxia.

'l‘\\'iii>l\lnlzofil\i\ ni-r\'os und iiiiisulos, l\sili\'i>|\i~:-..\ lo light, .wititiiil iiuil inolioll,

ji-i-hint; ni lhi- liiiilrs, .ali-t-|ilt=f~i:<itcss, iu~nil~ iichc ituil liitliui-slliiii-siiclt ure sinue oi thc syn\|ito|u.~i of cxliuilstcil itur-\'t‘..~.

liwtiiisi: their is no nc-nic pain pi-oplr

dii iiol iiiwiiys rculize Ilii- su-ioti.~iii-ss ot' i\er\'oiisiii.~tci\s<-a. 'i‘ht-y do noi- think oi l-he itclpli .aatii-,ss oi l»oil_v and mind, ivlilch is the rrsiill. oi ncirlt-el.iuu such iiillnoiita.

Iiccitiiso 'oi its exit-itorilinitry control

ovcr iliscasua of the nerves Dr. Clii\se`- Nerve- l"ooil has oonie in he cotiaiclcreil i.iw one irrciil. lri~nl.i|ii»||\ iorilisorilcrs of this nut-ure.

Noi only fini-s it wviitilizi- 'thc \\'u.~iti-ii i-i'\'i\. t~t~ll:i, liut. itclaiitlly iorlna lirin iii-.sh und lissiii-,litiilils up thi- systeiii ittiilsi-urls new vigor and vitality lo every urgun of the hotly.

Ilr. (,il|ii.~c`s Nervi-' Fond, Iii) colitis it hnx,

at i\l| ileuli-r~i, or Eiliiiaiiaon llutes K: Go., Toronto.

si'

BANDMASTER WiLL RING-

Lir_\'|i.\'iil.‘lto, August 7.-'Joliii T. Aron-

lnirg, liiiitiliiiiisti-r' oi the 7-">lh rl-ulinciii bunii and choir inuslcr oi St. John`i-i choir, \\'i|| siit-iiciwl l’t~ofi-ssor A. ll. Moritali, its pliiyvroi ilu: i-liiini-s nf lltiii church. Mr. hlornsll has aces-|iii-tl l.hc position uf oriraiiisl in l.hc Etiiacopitl eliurcli. Koni- ville.

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.\il‘ISSllS.(}. C. IllCllAllllS dc CO. Gtinilcint-n,-In -Tune, Wi. I 'mil fill' l\'\l\‘l

i\|1il wrist iiiiit-.ii und luitlly niunglcil by u vicious horse. I aiiifcrcil greatly [or several iluys and thi-. toolli cult# refused to lit-.nl until your agt-nt gave ini- a hottie of l\IlNAllD`S LINIMENT which l he- uan uainir. Tile e|l'ct:t. wits ntarrlcnl, In live hours lhe pain had ceased untl in two weeks ilu- ivoundit had complcicly iioalcd and lny hauil anil urni were us well aa evt-r.

Your truly, ‘

A. E. Roy,

Carriage Maher.

St. Antoine, P. Q.

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Invictns shoe for men.-Alley

s Co. Charlottetown Agents.

EHEH EE EE

3- EUNVFNTIUNS- Maritime Provinces Amateur

.>:.‘::.::: AilllCiiC ASSOCi21li0Il

will be held as follows :--

Canoe Club.

TANDEM

Hon. Secretary. '

The Third Annual Chauipiousliips of this Association

(ln the First Lake Dartmouth on the afternoon of

'I`hui'sdziy August 17th under the auspices of the Banook

On lhe l\orili West Arm on the afternoon of Saturday, August

oth under the auspices of St. Mary’s A, A. Club. _

"Idle Shell Double Shell Four Onred Shell

The shell races will he from the N. W. A. R- Club premises three

uarters of a mile seaward and return.

_Entries for lhe above events will close with the Hon. Secretaryat

Halifax, N. S. on Saturday August leth, 1905 at midnight.

Rntxies should be iniidc through. Secretaries of Clubs on official

utry blanks. accompanied by n fee of 5oc each event.

In the case of individuals not so entered satisfactory evidence

must be produced of Amateur standing.

Blanks muy bc obtained from any affiliated Citib or from the

J. C. LITHGOW.

8 io dil Hon- Secretary. M. P. A. A. A.

SINGLE

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SDUVENIRSI

A cointiltvii-.lliurof l~`uiivin|ii~» will huliuuuil

\l ii' li‘Il |||i~ ln ali( ~l` k ‘ll

our. or in i V ` 'oi » -~_y ii- yn a,

li. H. TAYLOR,

jeweler and Optician.

}§'~Aincrican silver taken at its face

iii

LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE.

liupi~ie\<4uti.lN( thu HLIN lill°`lt.' AS

l-lliliAN(’l<l Vu. of 4`.\NAllA mul

i-ho l~l(‘0'I'TIr!lI UNION |l"llU€{ lNSl7l£.\N(`i<I (`o., I will be inlciuwi to iiir-irish plana iiuil rate-sto any inlcuillui: iiiiiiirera.

J-B.C. BAKER, Hllniniuniitlu.

Olllcot Il\'l\i'0 lirivk lllurk.

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Eastern Steamship Co. International Div sion Anorrionax, 1>1kr:c1‘saRvrcE

Comineiicliip July 3, 1905, steaniers

leave bi. _Io in at 8 a. ni. (Atlantic Standard) on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Lubes, Eastport, Port. iiuid and Iioston.

For Boston direct on 'l`ii~;sd.-ays and

Saturdays at 6.30 p. xn.

Ill'I'l`l,` IINING

From Boston, via. Portland, Eastport

and Luhec, Mondays, \Vetltiesda_vs and Fridays at 9 a. m.

From Boston direct Mondays and

Tliursiiaya nt 12 noon.

'i‘hi-uuirh tifkclaoii stile ut. iilni‘l|»ul rallwity

alitiiiiils itiiil lnitguu 'ii i-lust-kivii lo fluatiliiitlmi,

|'|“`-0lIl!llrNui-rlvfilllut Ht. Juiiii on ovoiillilr

|n'c\liut»iiu iiioviilniz sitllim; riiuuo <lli'oi~t. on ,~ioiit|ii>i- unil luko i-abln licrtli or alui.oi-ooni fin' thi' ll'i|x

Alliiirco. ox:-opt l.i\'ul~lioiek via, l.l\oalcu1:i~

ci'.~ of lltia 1 'n|n|niiiy, is lii\utriai iiizuiitst. lim uuil ""\`iiiii"i'ii’iiii3i ri iii- ‘A a i

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.-\. ii, ii'.\.\'.~ii'ii.vi. ti, ii."ii'1','/t "h" N H UALVIN 'l`I!\', V. l’, $1. Ui:l|'l I\lii\i|\go-\

_ llo:-ion ll.n~

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ANNUAL PRIZE MEETING

'i'hu Auiittnl Prize Mi-.utilur of tho P. E. Iii.

li\|»tl |‘i'i\\’i|ii'ii\l Illliii i\i<r=0cl|il-lull will lui lmlil ul- l{eu-in ion liuugo miiittimitciitu 'i`i|i-_-aliiy Atitgtisl- Iéliii ut, R.!<llu clock ii. ln. 'l`liii lunul-iii wil exloiul intltrceiiitys. 'I`l\o lrrlxu llal will lite liirizu thu aaiiuiininilrer-of nii\t,t~.i|im ua lust. y_i»ui- and tyrua wiilbo inow ponoroualy treuuyd. (ui|ipoLilA1t»< uw t'o1|uoawi to aciul In thulr entries to tho Secretary ut luuai. unolliiy pru- \'lt»i|»i to I-li lt-,hc

' _' ' -_wortlfs I Livery Stables,

PRINCE STREET, Charlottetown, P. E, 1,

First class slnl

double teams. Ke and

Fine turnonts for wed.

Illhill and private parties,

V i _Phone 52.

Ii. J. WORTH,

_. Proprietor.

‘ 6~i7_ d 4 mo.

llulici in Farmers

On account of the warm treatin-r

and few hogs offering at priscni wc

have ileciileil not to receive any aim; until ist September, when wt- will tain-

wliatever are offering at good prit‘t.t_ and would strongly ailvisc farmers

having as many hogs as possihit rcaily for market during mouth of Scptciiilit-r, und first part of Oetoberin onlor to ccure the highest prices.

DAVTES 8; l‘RASl-lit.

Aug ro ily _gl fri tw 3i

JUST ARRIVED

A lot of lnfauls’, Child-

ren’s and little Germs

Laccd and Buitoued Boots

in Black and Chocolate.

Came too late for spring

trade. Will be sold ni a

big reduction to clear.

J. H. BELL

-A-lmimxi

MURPliY’S

Livery Stable, . QUEEN STREET.

Teams to hire at short

notice.

Phone 274. Box 6tr. " Cabs meet all _stcamcrs :null sins.

M. J. Murphy,

PROPRIETOR.

7-ll d ll mo.

lillllh-vu--»an|unl»u

Coal

Arrival

The schooner Rescue is

expected to arrive on or :tliiiit August 7th with a choice cargo of Hard Coal in ogg and nut sizes, which will lie sold cheap while discliai-giiig.

Clarkin Bros.

I 'Phone 173.

8dtf

oriéifl

Thei!’hotographers’Assocmiit-it of America meets in liowlitll- Ati , 8, 9,10, ri, and I sl\f\ll be ilu attendance at some lo

get the latest ideas lu l’lioto grapliy returning to Clmrltitui-

i‘i-iw llaiii lu.-Tiiail ou up|\llcut.iou to thu

Secretary.

l<`. l)fl{lIil4IRTY. Lt-. Vol.. ll.. L.

i ~ it .

A. A. na1t'ri.i<g_1"i~. tv-|.i.f_" ' °"‘

tic tu ` _

.i iii. 5. ii, i2, ii rat 2, 1. iii iiry '°'""""

CARPENTERS AND LABORERS WANTED.

Carpenters to work on Georgetown

Whar and Freight Shed; laborers to work on Montague llranch Railway. Applyon work, or at my office, Mont-

aguc.

WILLARD K ITCIIFIN.

_ |,,' ‘_.._ ___

Weeks’ $1.00 Hats

Don’i pay ons-nity for a Hat no better; our dollar Hat Gila thc bill. Stylish, durable, as Spring styles to chooaofrom.

_,__,____For Men

town Aug. nth. Rciiicinln-i

us for your fail photos.

Yoiiits 'l‘niii,\'.

JAS. A. S. BAYER, I’r0i’~ GAUVIN, GFNTZEL & C0..

. l‘iiotnrrral'h0l”~"-

Great Clearance Sale if

' Confectionery _ _

The greatest candy sale iii L li! '“ cluding. _ , L-,,,,,. ' _(Huong, Webb’a, btewari a o atcs. ,i We are alsoiigoats for Sclirliu H"

Lowncy'a Chocolates. __ _.Q ,,ii

We will sell f the next I" ' 'oar

our chocolates at‘¢ p. c. tllsrnuii _-_ HL.,-

~ .

Bocchooolatesin nrffta antlliv

for ooo ‘V i

Bvarythiuxa in *andy at_ rf-iiiicei prices stan ou 'S for fel”-'

llll. tad# tf. 8~q d iw, wed _l.w aw. 8_4 d “_ _ _

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