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Sliced dates and R-11510" Breakfast Food make a d¢~ licious dessert. Our “lsifllg Book of Ralston ReC_iP¢5` ftlls of otliel’ dairily dlS`h€>- Acoupon in cv€fY Packilge secures .1 roPY- ‘

FOR SALE BY

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The Corner G rocers.

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liity 0l Ghiiiottteoim

'TEJNIJIEEES FOR STONE BRIDGE

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the

undersigned and endorsed “Tender forStone Bridge on_Brig_hton Road.” will be received at this othce until noon on - Saturday July 7. |900.

From any person or persons willing

to construct a. Stone _ Bridge on the Brighton Road. according to Plan and Specification to be seen at the otiice of the City Surveyor in City Hall.

The Council do not bind themselves

toaccept the lowes: or any tender.

By order.

H. M. DAVISON.

City Clerk.

City Clerk’s Oliice. City Hall, June 25th, 1900 Si eod,

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Up-to-date tznware Will -4:.

found here. Havimr had Years E

~ ot experience in the Lnited

States I am prepared io do all \\\`) kinds of nor in my line first class and up-to-date. Gas dtting ,'_ t

well and promptly done. Elec trio call be ls put in i r repaired

' at shortest notice. New store. _ new stock, prices lowest.. Acall

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W H. Stevenson.

a - ' ll,/li 3;: Great George Street, -"_ Opposite R. Toombs’ . R. ,_,,_- api. za waiyi-_ _

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Pines Elliiird island ilalliiay. DOMINION DAY

EXCURSION RETURN TICK-

ETS at one single irst-class fare will he issued from and to all Stations, June 29th, 30th and July 2nd, good to return up to and on July 4thl900.

Tickets are not good for passage on

going journey after date of issue.

On Monday, July 2nd, the train for

Souris and Georgetown will not leave Charlottetown until 4.4-5 p. m. Standard time, and the train for Summerside will not leave Charlotte- town until 5 o’clock p. m. standard time.

?'~ Ik. ef.-=>-,.i("\‘-ff'

G. A. SHARP Superintendent.

Charlottetovi n, June 25 eod, 1900.

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Bifltihiid RESIDENCE-Kent St. ilear Glu’ Building.

Oliice Hours-8 to 10; 12 to 2;

6 to 8. »

TELEPHONE 233.

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Opens July ist.

Finest Bathing. Boating and Fishing. Cuisene

nnexcelled. W rite for circulars.

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“IEWLAIIIS”

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'lhe late Residence of Malcolm'

lcI.ecd, Q. C., Charlottetown Ro)-

°l'Y» c--ntaining twenty and three qlarter acres. '

Apply to

,g _y D. C. McLEOD

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Wheat Crop Only About One Third of an

Average.

Ci~iri'A<io, June 27. The 'l`imcs-llcriild

toiiiorrow will pulilisli ii. crop 1`€‘ll0l`i prepared by Snow, the crop expert, \\'liO hasjust completed ii two weeks’ Hill through the Stiitcs of Miiiiiesotii, North and South Dakota. Hedecliires the situ- iition ii iiiitiomil uiiliiniity mid clniiiis the wheat failure the worst ever known. llc cstiiiiatcs the lliikotas its promising only :Z0,lilli,litiU bushels each and Minnesota 35,- liooiiiil bus-liei.-,ii totiii of 75,000,000 bushels. against 2ll),000,(i0U bushels lust year und ;!'i,ei;i),li.iJ bushels in lS3i_w`.

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\\'lTH()l.` T SLEEP.

Tlic vitiilitv ofthe `blo_od is soon cx-

liniistcil. Sleeplessiiess is one of the syru- ptions of starved nerves. It is it wn_rniiig of the :i_pproaich_ of nervous prostriition or piir.i.iysis. Dont bc tempted _to v use iiarcotis or o iiitcs. Dr. (/bases f\€I`\9 Food will gra ually build up and recon- coiistruct the wasted nerve cells iiiid pos- sitivelycurc ull ncrvoi1sdiseasc.~'. It is natiire`sg'rcii.test.rcst0rative,rcc0iiiineiided by your druggists.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Dolly-\\'li1it an awful, awful time the

pioneers must have had l _

Polly-Yes. Just think the poor things didn`t have chafi1i$.' di~\`h9S l

I.\"1‘sA.\"r Ri-11.11-:F guaranteed by using

M(§li.I_3l'R.\`;S STERLINQ I-IEADACHE P \DERS. 1\o depressing ,after-ctiect You must be mistaken.

Mr. De Avnoo-No, I`ni not. Dont yon

suppose I know that peranibulator that I paid $62 for? ` MlNARD'S LINIMENT CURES BURNS ETC.

“Poor man! I suppose fyou`ve been a

soldier and had to have your legs am putatedl"

"Oh, no, lady. I`m a seafarin man

an wunst. ’ad a. nargyment wiv 8- shark."

Mr. Jkohn R. Smith, Lake Sglream, ; wn rson ex ri n

ffiistli theldiul xillihglyptiestify to tlligligood i eifects of Laxa-Liver Pills for Sick ead- ache and constipation."

“Oh mamma," exclaimed little Elsie.

“those flowers are just the same color as our canary bird, ain`t theyf’

“Yes dear.” “Is that why they’re melting so awful-

ly?"

Irs so pleasantto take that children

cry for it; but it's death to worms of all

kinds. DR. LO\V’S WORM SYRUP. Price 25c. All dealers.

There is a limit at which forbearance

ceases to be a virtue.

Mlnrd’s Liiilmeni for Sale 'Everywhere

She-Oh, Jack, the restaurant got

nfire, and I just sat perfectly still and finished my luncheon.

He-H`m l Somebody must have treat-

ed you to ice cream.

Hagyard‘s Yellow Oil reduces, allays in-

flammation, takes out pain, and cures cuts. burns, bruises, sprains, stiff joints, etc., more effectually than any other re- medy.

Mrs. Newrocks-I thought you said

he had such a good address.

Miss Georgiana-So he has, mamma

dear.

HARY.aRD's YELLow on. is prompt to re-

lieve and sure to cure coughs, colds, sore throats, pain in the chest, hoarseness. quinsy etc. price 29c.

Mrs. Newrocks-Then he couldn`t

have wrote the address on that letter you just got; from him. I couldn’t hardly read it.

L A P.¢.inf..1 scale.

Mrs. T. Wannamaker Frankford. Ont.,

says: “I scalded my hand very badly, then took cold in it. It swelled and was

very painful, but half a bottle of Hag- ya.rd`s Yellow Oil cured it completely.

The heart has eyes that the brain knows

nothing of.

Mliiard’s Llnlmeiit Cures Dandniff.

A fool flatters himself, a wise man

tlatters a flool.

Tootbache Cured.

Dr. I.ow’s Toothache Gum cures tooth-

ache promptly, and does not blister the gums, lips or cheeks. Price 10c.

Strauger~Higli steppers 'ippear to be

very fashionable here?

Horse Dealer-Yes' sir. No other

kind can get around New York, sir, without breaking their necks.

The worst kind of splitting headache can be relieved in live minutes by Milburn`s Sterling Headache Powders. They don`t depress the heart. Price 100. and 250.

It takes years of perseverance and

experience to build up a good dairy_

but only a few weeks of mismanage- ment to tear it down.

_SICK i§inAn_AcH1~:_, however annoying and distressing is éiositively cured by LAXA- LIVER PILL . They are easy to take and never gripe.

A sailor says the sea always washes in

dirty weather. _ Hoarsenessisa common trouble during the summer with those having weak throat or lungs. It can be readily cured, and the throat and lungs stren- thened by Dr. W00d`s Norway Pine Syrup. Price 25c.

“Is a man influenced more by heredity

or by environmentf” I

“Humpl If heredity bringsia man mon-

ey, he can make his own environment.’

Mrs. Struckile-Did you meet the queen

while you were'a.broad, Mrs, McSh0ddiei

Mrs. McShoddie-No, I didn't, and I

was real sorry too. I wanted ‘ to get the recipt for English plum puddinl

lliliiarfs Lliileat Relieve; Neiiralgh.

"The alarrnclock and the stepladder,

answered the dense person in the hall.

Picking the Nose

Is_ a common symptom of worms in children. Mothers who suspect; their ch_ilt_i is troubled with worms should ad- minister Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm

253 issimple, safe and effectual.

Siificretl Terrible Agony Due

Trouble.

Medicines Apparently I-lad No Effect,

Until at the Soliciaiion ofa friend He Used Dr. \Villiams’ Pink Pills

and Was Cured.

Fiioni thc Mail, Griiiibo, Que.

Mr. Albert. Fis-licr, iiccoiintrtnt ut

Piiyne`s cigiir fiictory, Granby, Que., is known to almost every resident. of the town,aiid is held in the highest esteem by all who lriiow him. In conversation with the editor of theimiil recently, some- thing wus _siiid concerning Dr. \Villiiims’ Pink Pills, when Mr. Fisher rciiinrkcil that he had found these pills ii. very val- unble medicine. It wus suggested that he should make his cxpcricnce known, and to this he readily consented, handing to the mail the following letter for publi- cationz-

Granby, March 16th, 1900.

In Justice to Dr. \Viiliaiiis` Pink Pills, I

think it my duty, in view of what they have done for inc, to iiild my testinioiiial to the many which I linvc secii in print. For some months I suffered most severly from pains up and down my back. It. was thought these were due to livcr and Kid- ney troublc, but wliatcver the cause, they kept me in terrible agony. The pains were not confined to the back, but would shift to other parts of the body. As a result, I could get little rest; my appetite was much impaired, and I was really .1 sick man. Itried inanyditfereiitremedies, withoutetfect,aiidwhichdisgusted mewith medicine. A friend suggested that I try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I was not cas- ly persuaded, for I had given up the use of medicine, as nothing had helped me, but as he insisted, I finally concltided tc give them a trial. Ipurchased one box, and was astonished to find that before it was entirely uscd, I was quite ii bit re- lieved. and afterusing six more, was fully restored to my former good health. I take great pleasure in recommending this val- uable remedy, that others may profit by my experience, and not suffer the tortiues that I did.

Yours sincerely,

Albert Fisher.

Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cure by going

to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving disease from the system. If your dealer does not keep them, they will be sent postpaid at 50 cents abox, or six boxes for $2.50, by ad- dressing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Ce., Brockville, Ont.

Khedive SufferingWith Dipli- ~ tlieria U

The Khedive of Egypt who 'arrived at.

Port Victoria from Flushing, June 21, suffering from diphtlieria,is now convales- cent. He will go toLoiidon on \Vednesday.

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A MANIA FOR OPERATION

Most physicians are anxious to try th:

surgeons knife :ind recommend an opera- tion for piles. A less cruel, less expensive and less risky method is the use of Dr. Chases Ointment, a preparation that has never yet been known to fail to cure iles no matter of what form or however Ibng standing. Don’t think risking an

operation when you can be cured_in (your own home by the use of Dr. Chase s _ m_t.- nient. 'l`he best physicians use it in their practice

Admiral Maxse Dead.

London, June 26-Admiral Frederick A.

Maxse, who was a naval aide-de-camp to Lord Ragian, commander-in-chief of the

forces during the seige of Sebastobol and who was a politian and writes, is dead. He was born in 1838.

A CURE_FOR RHEUMATISDI.

Mr. S. Mann. Stitsville. Carleton Co.,

Ont., writes: “I was afflicted with Rheu- matism, had severe pains in the knees,hip joints and across the back. Rheumatism remedies did not help me and I began using] Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver-Pills, whic have since completely cured me. There is not the least trace of rheumatism left and I am no longer subject to bilious- ness, headache and stomach sickness which formally attacked me frequently." One pill a dose. 25 cents fi box.

Grasshopers_Ruining Crops.

Sioux City, Ia., June 24.-Wheat in the

Floyd Valley, in \Voodpury and Ply- ,mouth Counties, is being ruined by grass- hoppers. It is feared the scourge of 1875 and 1879 will be rcpeated. Already the wheat fields in this valley will not payfor cutting and other crops are suffering. Many potatoes fields are a failure from this cause, 'and private and truck gardens are being eaten up. The grasshopers are small, and first appeared about ten days 320-

TORONTO T0 THE FRONT

Splendid showing made by Dodd's Kidney Pills in Queen City.

Tortorvro, June 25.-It is interesting to

note that this city, the headquarters of Dodd’s Kidney Pills in Canada and the place where they were first discovered, keeps well in t e front as regards the number of those cured in_ the towns and cities of Ontario. As Dodd’s Kidney Pills have since made friends all over the civi- lized world, this fact is of wide and sig- nifficant interest, showing that Dodds Kidney Pills retain their hold on public esteem purely on their tried merits.

Alexander Brown, 119 Elizabeth Street

siys:-“I have been troubled with Rheu matism for three years, also with pains in my back. I have tried several remedies but could not get any relief. I have used two boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills and am now a well man.” '

BAD QUTLOOK 1:01; 1-'AR-i' GREAT RUSSIAN RAILWAY.

A Nearly a Million amhdll Will be Expended

_ on the Chinese Eastern R°ad.

N1-:W Yoitx, June 27.-Arlolpli Roth-

to kidney and Liver uein, the inn.-ifin fimmcif-r, before ...iii-

iiig for Europe, said of the Chinese East- ern Riiilroiid question: “Up to the pre- sciit we have expended some 3-l0,000.(I)0, hut before completion an additional $100, 000,000 will he disbursed. The road will not be couipleteil for, I should say, quite tlftecii mont.li.~i, ns we lind we will have to iiorc ii tunnel some four and a half miles long on the Russian side of Harbin, the headquarters of the railroad.

“The benefits which manufacturers will

derivelii the shape of the contract will be most important. The material and rolling stock contracts, I consider, will reach an aggregate of about $40,000,000. lmay also state that as the Czar`s Govern- ment is extremely friendly to the United Stiitesit may he counted on us a certainty that in many commercial iindertakings which Russia is now becoming interested in preference will be given American manufacturers for the supply of requisite material. etc."

Besides. his railway enterprise Mr.

Rothstein has secured ii concession from the Russian Government. for the working of gold regions, situated about a hundred miles north of the City of Vladivostock in the Primorsk State of Siberia.

“Since I have been here,” he said, “I

“have received two cables informing me of additional rich di.-'coveries of gold. Later on American capital will be brought into the scheme and, of course, all the machin- ery will be purchased in the United States."

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

And its Attractions to Tourists. 1

climate is delightful, and the scenery is leautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur- rounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the sea breeze, and the advantages that can only be de- rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de-

grees. '

Charlottetown has over 12,000 in-

habitants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large wholesale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company, two Electric light plants, and a street railway is, in embryo. It has a first class water works and sewerage system. It is famed for its wide and shaded Streets, its many pleasant drives, the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surroundings, pure water, and clear. cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and alarge and elegant new Opera house. It also has several fine public buildings and a market which is one of the chief sources of the citizens' pride. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establish- ments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer re- sort-while on the east are the magnifi- cent new Exhibition Buildings and Driv- ing Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beautifully laid out with blooming plants of every description, fountains, and well arranged walks. and enliveiied with a band of music during the summer even- , ings. The rural scenery in t.he vicinity of Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and stearners run regularly on the bays and rivers, affording most pleasant excursions. The principal hotels are Davies, Queen, and Revere.

Summerside has about 4000 inhabitants.

It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay. It has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and swerage are being agitated

for. The hotels are-Clifton, Russ and Campbell.

Georgetown and Souris havea. popula-

tion of about 1,000 each. In .the former are the Aitken, and Tapper-hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse, a. very pleasant sum-

mer resort, is the ~,Landsdowne hotel; in Alberton, the Albion Terrace and Wisner; in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in Kensington, Cla.rk’s and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald; and in Mount Stewart, Cla:-k’s and Manson’s.

The following' hotels open for the

summer season: At Hampton, Pleasant; View; at Stanhope, Mutch’s and Cliff; at Brackley Point, Shaw’s; at Rustico, Sea- side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Sea- ‘forth;iand at Pownal, Florida. *

In add-itiontothose already mentioned

there are other towns and villages in the Province with hotel accommodation, while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with mackerel, while game of every description abounds

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` His oWN FREE WILL. .

Dear Sirs,-I cannot speak too strongly

of the excellence of MINARD’S` LINI- MENT. It is THE remedy in my house-- hold for burns, sprains,'etc., and we would not be without it.

JOHN A. MACDONALD

Publisher A`rnprior Chronicle.

ali oif unt1l|July 3.

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strengthened and the blood enriched in

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is almost certain to ensure. Mr. Fred Graham, I. We -kl\°“'¥\ Yolmg' ma" Barrie, Ong, ggyszr-“I have had a. gr deal o trouble with my heart for f° yea,-,_ 1 was gggily agitated and my

Ihad dizziness and shortness of brea and often arose in the mornings f°°““S tired as when I went to bed I W terribly nervous. Milburn! H83” 3- Newe Pius have done wonders for in

healthy action, giving me back sou

tem strong and vigorous."

b for $1.25 at all drug'i_zi¢=_lS 0_1' :iailr o'I`l:ie -T. Milburn Co.» Limited' T

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rent rates. Apply to u

GEO. H. TOOMBS, Agent

June 26 Sieod

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A°8l1S°» “Spruce Lodge” (furnished)

of J. S. Crm

Wheatley River

Farm for Sale.

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