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BRUCE STEWART & CO’Y,

The Modern !"ounders, * Engineers

“and Maohi nists, 8. Nav. ©Co’s Wharf, ‘‘h’town P, E, I. } hone 125

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W. W. WELLNER,

Jeweler & Engraver

PAPERS

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New Presses

(Fast running ard modernized)

New Type

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Alland every kind of Printing pé rform b first-class style and at lowest rates, irom an uminated address to a visiting card

Book and Pamphlet printing a specialty. ilaying large fonts of bedy type places me in a tion | in this line of work.

A st makes of paper stock

home” cards, ball prog-

fams, etc) al 1 nters supplies kept on hand » select from

Promptness, personal attention and reason- > ' : adie prices

JOHN COOMBS, 141 QUEEN STR&ET Opp. Prowse Beos....

fanadian Pacific Railway. TRAVEL - IN - COMFORT

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TOURIST SLEEPERS

| every THURSDAY at Il ACIFIC COAST, accommo- 33 passengers for all points, h West, British Columbia, &c

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A. H. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen). Fass. Agt. St, John,N. B.,

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SE kee CORIO TC MAMET PI MK YE de Ka le abt We GAR PR ale ere te ey FP bbe ES OS SE i ae CO oS ' i f ' roh ¢ Wnawladaca nani ner 2 “An irCi OL AnoOwledcge. > : \ ss 4 Juul . i 1 btullivi b VA rver, B C, June 8—A party of v ries i: trom Japanese ubivers \ Py : ~ Nev ties and echools arrived on the Em press Yor toval Bo ‘ : f Japa [hey will vieit educatioual in~ “ it ed States and Canada fa } cted to attend ihe Natio a snvention at Los Angeles. Tie | ois i a’ ln . 9 L é ine party will visil toe giacier \ I i ative - . ly ; : | in the Selkirk mountains, afier which they Farmer. of Sussex. N. B., saye a number oa he ; ot vill go direct to Chicago and Washington |of Maritime cheese factories ave con- : : 5 : a. ciliates ; ' , ‘bey will speod some time in the Field racted their season's Output ataboutc, ee : ne , 1 ; Columbian Museum, in the former city, nis per pound, nose fac res whicd | . . oe . : . A cee all , fand the Bmithsonian Institution at the are making DUlLer are gell ya reaay saice t } . os Capital. | at frou L7 cents IS4 cents per pout } i I : a . ; —_-- + Kiem - ; It is probat ie@ the Sussex fact V Wiil } turn 10,000 pounds of milk per day into | A Great Cave. } butter thr ugh ,the season, the balance ; , of the milk going into cheese. sienna ini -_— | A Puvocxy Act.—While Mr. ard Mrs. Vicrornta, BC, Jane 1l2.—lhe mam | Clarke Chapman, of Chaprman’s corner, | moth cave of: Kentucky, which has held were absent last Friday evening, their the record heretofore as the world’s great~- |} young son upset @ lighted lamp. The |} est cave, must hereafter, it is believed, give

only other occupant of the house was Hattie Wallace, a girl fourteen years of age, With siderable courage she seized the blazing lamp and carried it out of doors, and had just left it when it exploded. The pluck and presence of mind of the young lady eaved Mr. Chapman from the loss of bis home.—Sackville Post.

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A Proup Hen.—A, D. Parker, of the two. A ehort time ago be goose eggs under her, from which batched five goslings. These birds were aot to “Biddy’s” liking, however, and nothing could induce ber to leave her nest, At last twelve bens eggs were placed under her, and when in due course eleven chicks blessomed forth, that hen was the proudest bird in Granville. She now struts around as if she were Monte Christo proclaiming *‘The world is mine.” — Annapolis Spectator.

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Cuaxcep Har Mixv.—The other day a lady in Dakota went to her lawyer and asked him whether he had filed an applica- tion for a divorce which she had brought against her husband. “I am engaged with the papers now,” be replied. “Thank heaven, and I am not too late,” she ex» claimed. “Destroy all the papers and evidence atorce.” The lawyer was begin~ ning to congratulate her on her recoucilia~ tien to ber husband, but she cut biw short. exclaiming: “No, he was run over by a train this morning, and I want you to commence an action at once against the compavy.

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Prince ¢F Wares to Masons,—The Prince of Wales, as Grand Master of the English Freemasovs, has sent a letter to the Grand Lodges on the growing custom an-ong the ma-oas of wearing the order’s regalia at non-Masonic functions. Io this letter the Prince says: ‘I am s:rongly of the opinion that the wesring cf Masonic clothing regalia at services in churches and at entertainments where Jadies and others, nol Masons, are present, is not c.leulated to increase the d’gnity of the order or raise itin the estimation of those who have been admitted to its eecrets and m5 sterie-.”

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Oxcanizer For (Jvesec.—Another im~ portant step bas been taken by the Conser- vatives of the Province of Quebec to get the party into shape forthe coming gen~ rral election. After Mr. Henry Dalby’s avpoitment as English organizer it was felt that a French Canadian shonid be eel~ ected to preform like duties among the maj rity of the populatov, enia great deal of care had tobe taken in order to secure the servica of a mas who would secure the united support of the leaders, as wells the rank ani file. This, fioa lly bas been accomplished in the choice of Mr. Milton McDonald, M. L. A., for Bagot, who will start in to place the party iu @ perfect state of orgenization in every electors] district of Quebec Province. Mr. “cDona!d’s choice has beer heartily approved of by Sir Charles Tupr«r, and be enters upcn the work with the hearty sup port of a united party.

Here is an inter-st ng appreciation of Mr- Rhodes from a New South Wales lady: “One of the men of the World whom every woman admires is Cecil Rhodes. There is something Cromwellian about him, some- thing of the real pluck which we women lice. Yet I wasnearly throwing him into oblivion of past facies, for some old ladies told we be was a women-hater. It ) is quite untrue. A recent visitor to the colonies, a most charming and talented women, is my author ty. She has hed the great privilege of staying with Cecil Rhodes and his sister and bas watched, as only women can watch, those little name- less unremembered acts which tell more than “so-ial chiviry” that this man loves with the big heartof genins the gentler creation.”

The beet way to avoid sickness is to keep yourself healthy by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.

DAILY

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EXAMINER,

precedence to a cave in New Zcaland, dis- coyered ‘on April 27th by Horace Johns-~ ton near Port Walkato, and but ten or twelve miles from the city of Wellington, Johnston explored thecave for miles, but found no end,

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{ Cupid breaks his bow at the sight ofa \face full of pimples. Hollow cheeke, sunken eyes, and a sallow complexion will defy hie best intentions. Beauty is more than skin deep. The skin is merely the | surface on which is written in plain char- acters the condition of the body. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is good for the complexion because it makes the whole body healthy —because it clears and purifies the blood, makes the digestion strong and clears out impurities of all kinds. By increasingthe ability to as- similate nutritious food, and may by the infusion of i‘s own ingredients it enriches the blood and ‘so makes solid, healthy flesh. It cures diseases of the lunge, liver stomach, bowels , skin and scalp, simply becauee all these spring from the same cause~a disordered digestian and consequent impare blood.

Send 31 one-cent stamps tocover cost | of mailing only, and receive free a copy of | Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address

World’s Dispensary Medical Aseociation, Buffalo, N. Y.

Annodline TOBACCO POUCHES

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10,000 New Cigars Just received

REDDIN GRU

Re-opened

Meals and lunches served at short notice. Alsoa choice line of Cigars, Cigarettes and Ginger Ale. Open from 7 a. m; till 12 pm.

Don’t forget the place next door to R. B. Norton's Hard- ware store.

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WEOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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Levee CF e%e¥% Solid Comfort Solid Value

Solid Leather

The shoes we sell at the Model Siore, have all of these

are so common to-day.

We can fit you out from head to foot.

and the footing is a very important item in the costume. Let

a man have the latest styles in clothing, hats, collars, his shoes do not correspond the whole effect is spoiled.

Tne moral in this is buy your shoes from the men who follow the styles,

R. H: Ramsay & Co.

The Model Shoe department

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Now is the Time

to secure that dinner set you have been talking about so long.

Now we have the daintiest we ever had, nice delicate pat- terns and beautiful shaped dishes you could desire to have, and oh so cheap. Call and see them before they are all gone.

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OUR TEA SETS

are also beautiful, and cannot be beaten either in quality or designs. We have just received another case of jet black tea- pots, magnificent ones they are too. Come in and see our stock, you surely will find what will suit you. Bear in mind we make a specialty of dinner sets, tea sets, ond toilet sets

Ww. P. COLWILL ,

THE CROOKERY WARE MAN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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SINGLE FARETO

Christiar, Endeavor and Convention DETHIOT, MICH.,

July Sth to 1@th, 1899

A PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PARTY to the above will also spend one day at each of the following places, yiz:—

Ottawa Niagara Falls

Montreal, Toronto,

Write for pamphlet of rates showing that the entire trip of all districts can be m ade for an expenditure of lees than $6’ .00

A. H. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent ine ¢ St. John, N. B, eX eee Qeesewe Going To be Married?

Then you MUST provide yourself with a plain gold band.

We've got them in all sizes

and prices, and urge you two call and be suited.

Your Friend

Going to be Married ? Then you'll want

something to present to | that friend. "

Our stock is full of suggest- estions, won’t you p'ease call ?

oo. F. HUTCHESON

* Queen St. Jeweler

June 2 wlmo

Goods purchased here neatly engraved free

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DOORS and WINDOWt-— All sizes on hand and made to order. Prices right.

A. DUCHEMIN & CO.

P, E. I. Door & Sash Facto ry

New Crop Porto a Rico MOLASSES

250 PUNCHEONS ~—““""”

Schconer Brandnell due here abow

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