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a] HBSCRIPTION ] are not the men * é s¢ si s< Rr | . 7 agin ; to make mi*takes, : \ A AN¢é om - au ee = pecaaney en soa rim gem ee ee es mE Hg ae rs €: ® Cee ” a a " ee c er re ~ enter rs a, " ‘i “ ’ ae aa as you can see for yourself.

we Monte “e009 Poneto Read. nom ” o* But vou may get the Lenetit ghee, Tree Months 1.00 TEmmos «vu. - ear “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Enuripides. Single Oopies Two Oenta of their experience

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| CALENDAR FOR JULY, 1896, Por

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Last Quar 2od day, 9b 108m. p. m.

: : : y a ‘Oth d 92 4, The Brick House on Prince Street, op i , ew Moon, 10th day, sh, 224m. p.m | posite St. Paul's Church, Heated by hot | Y}) | not take hao gh: e st Quar, i: ib day, iih.. L.Sm. a. m water, Electric | ght, etc Apply to } zg | Give up no science entirely, for selence Extreme tired feeling a! icts nearly every- a M 24 jay, Ih 2.6 m bp. m ] N _ is but one body ai thisseason. The husti-rs cease to 4 :

cu vi , een Gay, 12.32 n., Pp. S > IENKINS 1 xX 7 ’ _ , ;

Seep thins | : It is astonishing how little one feelg push, the tireless grow weary, the ener- ae

: oe nisms merece . poverty when%one loves. getic become enervated. You know just ie Re | Sur Sun | High Labor is the great substantial interess | What we mean. Some men and women eee

on which we all stand. , endeavor ons to overcome that a /

Day of Week | se an aaee ARE YOU GING TO

) ‘f a es Age makes us not childish, as some “<a | ibn bh m aft say; it finds us still true children. wn % ‘ 1 | Wednes lay fIRPT AI] 2 30 ; X! At the Bargain Corner, The superior make and finish of our readymade clothing, together with Genius may be almost defined as the | aoe t 3 | Thureday el su | the very low prices at which tl : col: keen thitart dooming ia the clothing devar nt | taculty of acquiring poverty. oH hie , metnne « shin , on . oe be it 3 Friday 19 | ) | ' 2 i ie V ery OW pl Ices at W ae } t ey =. FO , ‘ ee P things ooming in t 1€ € ot ins ( epartnent W € Real happiness is cheap en sugh, yes , 1 ' 4} Suturdas 20 | isi 8 6 1 KAY have just opened ;ome nice lines of children’s blouse suits, and have marked them at prices which how dearly we pay for its counterfeit. | Feeling by great aps of — But - Lore 51S ay . a’. 2 :e —~BY THE— } ' ° Wait for the season when to cast good | is ag as it pulls powerfully upon the tee. 6 M uv 2U] is t 24 Ay = bound to ell. cow isels upon subsiding passions, | nervous system, which wiii not long stand a ye Cuceday a3} 4 = FA Knowledge and timber should not be such strain. Too many people “Ww ork on # ; 8} Wednesday - 47 9 8 yD much used untii they are seasoned. their nerves,”’ and the result is seen In un- AL §} Thursday | 24) 16 id I Brahma once asked of Force, “‘Who ig | fortunate wrecks marked “nervous pros~ i ac) 1)| Friday =) | s6 | e4 a wer ee | a : 6 stronger than thou?’’ She replied, ‘*Ad- tration,’ in every direction. That tired jie | *L | Saturday ; a 45] 11 23 : i dzess.”” tae 91 Sunday. 26 | 5 | Buy your tickets by SS HALIFAX, | f : 1. ; a ae 97 | : , — I le wile z Ch Seen — Paday at | In ancient times, the sacred plow em- | fe d 7) ee | =" mid - ag {ly ‘oc _< e ' | ployed the kings and awful fazhers of o et] <4 | Tuesday 23 =~ Vv 40 | mere \ | mankind. , a awe ST er el y y c Affliction is a school of virtue; it cor- | ui r ie } ‘ ADciK ‘ Ss ; } ~ P; —" | a af : i | W W 3 CLARKE, rects levity, and interrupts the confidence | ing is a positive proof of thin, weak, im- Y otf eriday o : oe Ticket At! & of sinning. . . ; is ri ca Set rridis 3 53] ‘ . 5 ure blood; for, if the blood is rich, red, 18 _— me et vs " "9 | May 29-—d&w Every joy which comes to us is only rales pa vigorous, it imparts lifeand e ' oe | 4 sail- ——— —____——— | In the Gents’ Furn'shing Department. Our aim in business Sis to keep everything in this line to strengthen us for some greater labor + 9 every nerve, organ and tissue 20 | Monday =t 3 6 41 | so 5 ” — ' : . eee. J ; that is to succeed energy to ane) : a . tenis Satie Sp 3tl 7 Sal : oicatie , ' ; sme . 7 , : of the body. The necessity o n $2 | Wednesday | 3e| | earl STEAMER FASTNET required by the trade. It may now be called a regular wilderness of Gents’ F urnishing novelties. A iaugh to be joyous must flow kfrom | 51,4: sersaparilia for that tired feeling esa} oD | ‘ “=~ 2 Bs z 4 4 . } Iran . ‘ e "wy ‘ ‘ jovot rear oO of Oo -% >s ~ - i res 93 | Thursday | 37 a1 9 47 | eae Prices moderate; your wants guaranteed, a joyous Sent hea ut Kindness | Cnerelore, apparent $0 every one, and “ 24) Friday 38 4] 10 31 | . . aaa chi Soames ae i, | the good it will do you js equally beyond Se 96 | Saturday og 10 57 | The steamer Fastnet commences her | Grammar, which knows how to,lord 1 sti Remember that 4 20 Su ting j 4 ll 41 | | season’s work, sailing from Halifax | f \ | over kings, and with high hand! makes question, ‘ ae moe a | 3t | aft 14 | LUESDAY, May 5th, and will contioue | | } fae is .- : wr we ekly, leaving Halifax every 28 | Tuesday $2 | “ - 4%

| | thera obey its laws. 5 we " . : ’ - There is an alchemy of quiet malice by | which women «an concocta subtle poison | | from ordinary trifles. oat

| Spry Bay,

29) Welces lay 2 1 16 ls Tuesday, calling at the following ports : hur «day t5 27 1 49 31 I — a7) | 2 26 | Sheet Harbor, ae re is epi s ee of ae . : : Salmo -. £4 S. site kindness and thoughtftu renevolence s il os oe \ in that rarest of gifts—fine breeding. ars a ari a : Canso, . The great error is, placing such an Isthe One Truc Plood Purifier. All druggists. $1. : § al al Way A wtahad | \ nn / estimate on this life, as if our being de- Prepa donly by C. L. Heod & Co., Lowell, Maas. 3 4 ’ 4 a, i ’ . io / 2 i . on ; ‘ » . Port Hawkesbury, | Is our Custom Tailoring Department. Loaded down with tLe fines! assortment of cloths in th pended on it, and we were nothing after d’s Pills 22 to take, easy oe . Por < " . ‘ . rey ax eata, to operate. 25 cents. , Onand after FIIDAY, 3rd July, 16, | I tH od, t city. Superintended by a cutter second to none in Canada, with as fine a class of workmen as si eats Aaliee ap-alebe Gane are Hood’s Pi ‘ | the trains of this Railway will run daily uris, ; 7 zg z : ; Sundays exces ted) as follows .— i Charlottetown and ‘ can be had. We are ina position to hold against all- -comers, our re puts ation as / | thorough knowledge of the real value o, wo Summerside ; yy ' , things, and of the genius of’ the age we | ; : . live in. / Fs ev ae Makers I rains I Freight solicited. Low rates. ‘ 7" EF e e Man is an animal that canynot long be Ls ie ’ ae rn a oe — | j @ as 10na é al 0 S$ left in safety without occupation; the > ; I } safety ; ; w W. W. CLARKE, Agent. growth of his fallow natare iséapt to run

mee mene h’town, April 20, 1896—dy nto weeds.

. neneionn - Ci , April 20, 1896—dy i 1

2 mem said 9 15/12 10 st how es suffering —, _ - ie na -

352 644...) lunction.| 9 01/11 48 | spared sometimes by a singlé abstinence, TiS 1889.

an : ania = ras > no answere tone 442 7 18 .. North Wiltshi: $ 28/10 58 | BOARDING g TRAINING STABLES | bs —_—- parian ese. in afirm to 4 ME DAL PAT i 3 458 7 2S .. Hunter River S I8S/10 43} : ’ vom a ; : :

5 34 7 52’... Bradalban cent 4 BAO 07 | ; } B Adversity has been considered as the oe AW ard 4

5 44 7 53°. Emer 7 48) 9 57 | Grafton Strest, Opposite Court House. ° stute in which a man, most easily be- WORLD'S }

5 ® 8 08 735942) JouN M NICHOLSON. Prop’r. | comes acquainted with himself, partica- ° :

a J SO) op’r. | . y aD FAIR 5 a 2 23) 9 BD} " larly being free from flattecrers. Gold Meda

ee aa rc l¢ ¥ 24> | Having opened a public Stable on Gratton . . hae other Award ee

ox 5 HAT org piv. (UNS 45 | Street, I am prepared t> take Gentlemen’s | As the unthought-on accident*is guilty 7 210 OOLy # \ Ar 6 (5) 8 10 | horses and Colts at all seasons of the year to of what we wildly do, so we profess our- KO | 7 6 10 2 Mis } : 5 12) 1 36 | ag te ggg mony Bm er j selves to*be the slaves of chimee, and. i; e Success Sy alight. ( Ry , Pp ‘ Wellinct 5 1617323 < “liate use. ors? »ping s eae cena : . "2 ~

: . “ S : — : at : - | tended to. Terms reasonable, a. ; of seats a nee atin U0 — 2

a — ne. 0l0|!!|°6! CLmemlhea ees - Se ; . > ; <S = S S SS << cS ~ 5 Men are often capable of grea te bgs Ae es $ p erccause s

z a i 2 fi 2 al 6 oa SP? EP EEE ut ae Sa ae eae ca I ore than they perform. ‘They are*sent into O Gi aber Ber

a - I - : a ‘ < os : . + i , - - - : ay cemriees pa RET the world with bills oicredit, and seidom , rMAKCS cn coap, ae a coe aa 9°34 2 eee oe 1 heir full extent. wz Rie nc ano / '

10 40) 3 OO|..Tignish .... ....} 1 05! 5 00 ee es | ree See Highest of all in nikantie Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t “Rey as — a " men bs ea a ae aie

P.M Mt. PR MIA M.| BSB 222 24222422222 £2242 22242222222 | - - cross story xe 7 : a

- ee — ‘ BSS SS SS SS SS SSS SS SS SE Sr i ’ ee site because they are there. iut if we shoud Booxs ron Waareene (

4 { : \ LP - | Se = rawing across 1¢ iips—Desiring a tell the simple truth of some of ov For every 12 “Sunlig a8

6 : Ss -. c . wn : a 2 oo ' 2 = : flirtation. neighbors, it would sound like poetry. wrappers sent to Lever Bros., 1

Do NG Yty J oN! =. F | wis » le ‘ ; j cake si D ful paper- « pars

- 2 , a7) B ,327447 >= 2 Twisting in the left hand—lI desire to No man’s abilities are so remarkably sei oe . .. “

610 ¢00Ar.) I SiIn415| ¥ ‘ = be rid of you. shining as not to stand in need of a Sa ate Se ie

8 4 05 j* plewti as.) 3104001 & S| Twisting to the right—I am thinking proper opportunity, a patron, and eves a cloth-bound for 50 wrappe

9 00 4 33\..Mor 7423 2D) = = | of you. the praises of a friend, to m-commend CEG COC DO ;

9 2 4 54)..St. Peters ...... 7m 250| ¥ = Winding it around the third finger—I him to the notice of the world. :

10 1 5 Bear f ; 646206] & = am married. —_—_——_—_—_---- Seeton and Mitchell, — Agents

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11 0 BC Souris.... 6 15 1 20) SS 2 Winding it around the forefinger—I am ie iaiaeds PURE FROM THE RAM’S HORN. far Nova Scitia, and P. E

’ i M . MiP. M. | = ==} engaged to be married. ene .

8 25 406) Mt. Stewart .... 8 10) 3 58} Mav be had by the purchase of ¥ | Piscing it on the right car—Has your | es a ie —

9 37 4 SS). .Cardigar 717 > a = ! hour changed? — a A temptation resisted, is a lion slait.« ind

16 00 5 15). .Georgetow 7 OO} 210) = Uc = Je ci ly d best when we i\re

4 > |Z = Drawing across the foreheai—Look, we We can only do our best when we ‘%

“8 lS one of: our EASY COUCHES ¥ | , Penns : BRIEF BUT INTERESTING. NNIGRAPH sarap sete <TEAMER |

M M = = UNNIG iS. es fe en Oh ‘ 7 o Emerald 5 A) z T | } { ] = Holding opposite corners in both hands — UITTLE FU ” Gold is never §9 bright as when it is : : [ a ane ? a 2 hey bri hg W it l t em a ee@le- ¥ —Do wait for me. i Men who try to serve God for gain are Ce a used in doing gvod. t¢ 3 : uM => ‘ 3 2 Holding by all four corners—I love , willing to serve the devil for nothing. § Tier Father—Has my one aR Faith in God is the only thing that can + . 7 . isis iintinghsilineneeinainiciemieciicnindinaiiii ata —__—_—____— | ¥ . ¢ - = » . you apy encouragement, sir? Sultor— °§ , > stone dead. ; - Ing of money well spent, — = =. j if everybody else ia dancing then Well she said you were always 4 very _ bi — 2 vives. it begins i j é ; Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time | == z Drawing it through the hands—I hate surely a bride may danee at her own renerous parent.—VPhiladelphia Ameri- As soon as love gives, 1% vegins bo j McDONALD, D. POTTINGER = . t = | you. wedding. ce . : make plans for giving again. c 3 2 ui, : a * ‘ * ‘ wae . ag cage nae ee . 2 7 oy ga Gen Mgr Govt. Rys, = ontentmen : = Holding it pressed to the right cheek The British museum receives an She—When they hea- you are gaing It is hard to pl nen people who ney:r Charlottetown. ; Moncton, N B a a —Yes. average annual instalment of 250,000 ‘is he aie 4 ch | duet ther tales know what they want. Raiway Office, June 30, 1596. + = Holding it pressed to the left cheek— | tewspapers. your salary? He—I am afraid not, No man ever broke his back by trying Bi nae & ey = | No. The amount of money held by the | Garling; they have heard it so often | to lift the load God gave him. a : |= - {wirling in right hand—I will meet ; various London banks is not far short | hefore.—Trut. ‘he sermon that most pleases may | TIME TARA: TOR FERRY STEAMERS | z i =} you. af £260, 000,900, ‘Mary, I hope you took good care of | not be the one that most helps. A a = = Twirling in left hand—Appointment. There has been a remarkable absence | my animals while | was away.’’ ‘Indeed The recording angel never gets any in-

. The +t mer : ithport wil ply on th e + = Drawing it across the eyes—I am sorry. ee an dee — in Ireland I == ; ate ome ee, fe — formation from a gravestone. :

fa and West Rivers unti: further nctice| F a inci, 4 Pi, ne i g the pe pe = cat. . pe she didn't suier. The more a Christian grows in grace St h fj Ys

a y¥si— -_ | = —— = tom ~~ eee “ic Before a Chinaman can quit Australia | no! She ate the canary and the parrot.’’ the less he thinks of himself | ile BB ams I} (mpany.

EAST RIVER SSTSTTTrTrrT+rytrTye+tyT = > a == oe = a ing” % across the chest— owe | he ry taco engi = — his departure ae a . re God can say much to the poor that He ———__- ; . a mei . Raat — and leave his photograph. obrey—Did Mr. Siimpley buy those | o.nnot make known to the rich. S Bee steemeshio 16 cow. Semen Mo W er = , o. Street W mart en res Folding it carefully—I wish to speak | Searlet fever kills yearly, on the tickets you expected to sell him for the ae - ua rai Qe me anol, anion HIS oa one "wees oe ' fur Mast ihiver at 4 OCIOCK, p. m., | with you. ald } ° 4 liad eae i - anal : id f he orphé asvlum? sing the roc : a 2 *» S! reguiaciy velween Montrea anc . . ’ es : average, about 21,000 persons, chiefly concert in ai < th rphan asylu St : ‘ i. ae ae a

returning Tuesday for Charlottetown ; Dropping it—I am sure we will be { children not exceeding ten years of age. | Gimbey—No; but he promised to write a the hand that holds {¢ | — by lore. | Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father

leaving fs aydea’s W nert “: ro > oe 5) friends. A healthy man respires 16 or 20 times letter expressive of his sympathy for the The more an enemy hates us, the Point, Gaspe and Perce. a

calling at Haggarty’s and Hickey’s Cf aaa : ee “t he : rlorious cause. —Roxbury Gazette hotter the fire kindness will kindle on s

Wharves: leavi Ci gelottetown for Rast Waving it over the right shoulder— {| a minute, or over 20,000 & day; a child, | S¢OP)0US Callse.——m ; : his head. Eieganily Furnished fer the

arves ie ing iariottets n {fo 448 * . * . : a s ad, : : © ? : Follow . Ds 35 times inute. ‘Standing committees in our club? : eae i e

River at 3 p.m., and making retarn trip. . j : — _ ee ee ee . said the ab coe : “Certain! All The man who can learn from his own Passenger Traie—Electric The etesiner © Iso leave Prince Street | Waving it over the left shoulder— Lettuces double the size of those grown ae ob cdi aaa Be Me as ‘ois | mistakes, cn always be learniag som+- Lichts throughont. H

Dn ainer wi 4180 3 rince Sire i. vitae e : oe i ‘n ree ai me . ne ors y > P t ‘Sunk . a uy: aula ~ = : , P

Wharf for Ea-t River on Saturday at 5 | re sr ne os Seka pe of riding in the trolley cars.’’ The man, mae Freight carried at reasonable rates, and

a.m.. leaving Hayden’s Wharf for Cuar- } j es he ee ee ae re pretylh one ong or s ~~ | nm conscious guilt, blushed vociferously, The lessons we Jearn in the school cf | handled with Great care. Special rates om

lottetown at 7.30 a. m., calling at H sgyzar- | [ RE POINTS FOR THE FAIR SEX. Tr PONE ' istic furniture | #5 Mt: Stephen Crane might say.— | experience cost the most, but they are | »ade for Dry Goods, orany large quantity ry

ty’s and Hickey’s Wharves— making re- ‘ A or soe ae my se Indianapolis Journal. remembered the longest. wr merchandize. , . > > ' Sienna ; has } - © iletee shair, e

care ip eo p. 9 . from Prince oereets es re aeodeen of which ion at solid gold. It is Briggs-—-You know Mangle married a The devil never wastes any powdcr of Eggs Carried Very Cheap. ’ The steamer will run to Mount Stewar | A bridesinaid, especially at an at home : at oan : widow and went on a wedding trip, | the man who only wants to be religious |}, es >

every alteruate week as the tides may suit ré are 1 C 1 é wedding, should wear a_ high-necked — at $35, Sia i a didn’t you? I saw him yesterday on his! to make him feel good. The sailing dates are:—

VEST RIVER 5 bodice. eaten — ae ase ea oi return Griggs—Anything happen while | — ,, sis wisdom, God has ordained thag ; From Montreal. From Ch’town. . ee a civilize iovernment is $15 a yee 6 lice celles “it Tie he tint 4 nay . if Will leave Charlottetown tor Weat River When calling, a gentleman removes ! ad ceuaaee ef the republic of Andora, he was away: Brigg — Yes. He says that the same golden opportunity shali never 8th J ube 1 t. June tb

B: a T! nee a t4 . ling FOR SAl cE BY his top-coat and hat in the hall and | : he Pyrenees in a fit of _ bse nt mindedness she knock at ths same door twice. yn 16th * :

W ge, ALUrsdsy, At 4 p. F, niko ing a mB leaves them there. in the Pyrenees. . proposed to him again—Harlem Life. Living to please God, is the most im- 6th July 29th 3 eetville when rm quired ay morn. | : The mace used in the House of Com- ee ee en ae ee sph 9th 21] = 3

ing leaving West Riv r Bridg+ for Cher- FE NN E t iT ‘ & CH AND LE R In writing to an intimate friend it snons is not that ‘‘fool’s bauble’? which portant “of all things to us, because a ia po te ;

lottetown at 730, calling V estville 4) ‘ would be quite proper to begin the jetter Cromwell ordered to be taken away, but AVED BY LACTATED | nothing else car: do so much for us. soe Aug. ian aie

making return trip from Charlottetown to Charlottetown. Jane 4, 1896 “My Dear Mr. Gray. | the mace made at the Restoration, A LITTLE ONE $ ee ete Ziet “ 24st * 3

West River Bridge at 4 o’clock, p. m. ee ee : Pale blue and pale gray note paper are | —--——-— - FOOD WISE WORDS. Lith Sept 4th Sept

me a eo > serine ‘les r cept. ocpt. ~ ROCKY POINT. liked i — ve ople, : ee clear white } POINTS ABOUT CLOTHES. CARVELL BROS sg i B si ays 00 aiste, t ¢ e . é o8sks ’ “weg fi The steamer Elsin will leave Prince St ee. aa a a bows first. It | b i aaen Soe ee Agents. 4 luar ily (Sundays excepted), a4 fol- | pa SNe See ns . RY. : ' = . : ut follow customs. éy th ian 11 4.5 }

bs sat 6 0 : ™ ‘00 ; ‘ 30 | ING AND HEATING is not in good taste to offer your hand | Never gore both sides of the widths of A mother, writing about ee “y , : | One with more soul in his face than “Ss ae fe Sasi 61

: tL 0.0 nN, 0.UU « ies ” ; : 3 ss ae a : sotte own. d : eo S fe Z _—— _ - - —_—_—____ —-—. a.m,lla.m.,2p.m.,4p.m_, and 6.00 | & ' - ae with whom your acquaintance | a thin cotton gov ; rescue from death by Lactat~ vod. | words on his tongue. S silgnt. i ack tticoats > t 2 ‘ ate eave:

p.m | 7 “ s : . | ae — ee — of taffeta ays: e ) | Our own hearts, and not other men’s ee Will leave Rocky Point as follows : —At » ] n inviting even ones nearest Or | silk, alpaca, sateen and moreen. “One doctor was of opinion that mY | opinions of us, form our true honor. e i. 4 sain sc a co a Now is the time to have your oie aaa 5 ated and plumbed, for in the fall it will b: | goipest friend to visit one it is proper to | A plain black satin duchesse is the | baby had consumption of the bowels, and iit. ae caus ey

: Apap: gee py pos nay ” too late, as everybody wiii be in a rush then and it will cost you a great deal more.| state the length of time the visit is to sncst fashionable material for « black | aia not ive as much hope. My riser, ; “" . _ me real fai ure in life |

. ‘Be. i Fro a Cl a a t we | t 9 09 ; So if you are ¢ ontemp! ating having any of the above work done, we are prepared t | cover. § silk costume whe came to my aid in my time cf the t | ctua x Peet ree Suagdavs - om parlottet< at . | i , : ° v : a 7 ime 1e bes 1¢ 10Ws. z

a.m. 12.45 p.m. 200 p.m. aad 4.00 | give satisfacticn in all its branches at a very low figure. Remember we do all yoo Any lady may accept flowers from a | Stiffly starched white petticoats are no | trouble, recommended me to try your | i i el atid Recommend a

“9 Fr a a ; ra Por tan 6 i lo own work, and can afford to do it cheaper than any others in the business. We thore gentleman. When they are sent to her | hinioes " cmiitaved geek. form: for-tiny { Enctsied Péed. 1 ded 00, and iu lect than Do not wail or ¢ — inary cize am- ;

p. m. om _ j * 3 im 5 onchly anderstand every detail of our business. Jobbing done at short notice. — Lam | a thee acknowledge them by a note | Sceasion. alice a appy change; my darling — s to a geek & ions; try to use ities ite lai atti 1 <0 p. M., 5.00 Pp. m- BAG O.0V p. mM. | mowers and other machine ry repaired. We also handle ‘the National Dish Washer. of thanks. . i in t li aia ] sive rth si 1 could sleep well. She | Pee er ob te ant ns aoe

SOUTHPORT FERRY. | Wast.e~, rioees and dries the dishes perfectly of eituer large or small family in from —____—- oi Cn ees” whee gern i oo bri Pe eB ak — ‘io : a | There is no prosperity, trade, city a to ge ae ae pee | Wast.ex, —==— | depends entirely re » is | is now bright and strong & us b) rreat material wealth of any kind and if needing glasses, have them . : -) | une to five miaates, No labour, no mess , no slop, no wetting of hands or spo! iling of f ' : 4 : : ir (or grea t aby inc ing . ail als @ ugh ll ply o am Hl , < winter flannels are not too | y ; rful food. a eee ee ae ee : : feted to ani

i Th emer Hill ee ‘we if Fe Lalothe: ; 1 sok en or chipped dishes, no wipiug necessary. Will produce a finer “pol- ‘Dy spepsia ¢ and Indigestion, f me eae trip your wonderful foo: | but if you trace it home ycu will fine it Seted to aux. : *

the Southport Ferry till further notice as | ee ae . dove by hand. It is well and durably made of sheet steel, galvanized foe foe ; eee ae == | rooted ina thought of some individaal | No expense incurred to find out

follows | va oll Res? of ros common diseases, but hard to : Suede kid gloves are always preferred | man. if you need them. * Sundays excepted, Jeaving Charlotte- | making it strong and substantial. Bes: of references. +] i i | for evening wear, and are also worn for a Evenings by spec'al appoint 4F

iown daily at 630 a. m., and every half | M INNIS & THORNE cure with ordinary remedies, | day eccasions, though the glace kid is TEXTS OF THE DAY ' ment. Z ly

hour up t ‘ Sout ’ eferred for the latter use. a | . | i

hour up to 10 p.m. Leaving So athport C ° es , i soeniiicalai i i

at 6 .o a. m., making half hourly trips up J 5. 1896 P/ALHARMONIC BUILDING. yield readily to Manley S For a nice woolen gown for all occa- Under Act 57 Vic, Cap. 6 ae aa

to10.05 p. m. Sunday trips :—Boat Charlottetown, June 5, ' . ~ | slows have a black mohair or finely and Amendwent |. Maney tale But money | ,

Jeaves Charlottetown at 7 a. m., making Celery-N erve Compound. | twilled serge. Then wear different answereth all things. —Kecl. “10. a 7 5

half hourly trips upto 8.35 p.m. Steamer | = : colored crush collars of yelvet or ribbon be limi’ of the amount having been ex- The Silver Trouble—He that loveth |

laid off Sais 1115 to 12 o’clock ncon . I W. H. Buckingham, 306 King St. with it.—Ladies’ Home Journal | t os ov ates wh es woo tr nd silver shall not be satisfied with silver... Gr: id uate Opt: cian. y

— : ; a | . : : , Ont., says:—"'I «7 i XV he 3 font pettade in-| Mevl. v., 10. |

Os Tue lav and Friday of each week the } ee ao ay East, Hamilton, On Beautiful designs in Louis 2 ° m receive loans fr short or long periods In , os or. a oe aaa. + >

a oe ran io rae Ae ee aan Aa rs . EE % EASIDE HOTEL, hustico Beach.P.E. was ea et Dyspepsia ve mings are ieee bands of black lisse, haoaet 4 per cent. po pts at cali or at | Balloon Sleeves—Woe to the woma | North S:de Queen S Squi ire, Ch’towa.

‘ as ia geal 8 ; 7a 4 - ladigestion for a ‘ong time, lar or straight edges, coyered | suck time as may be agreed upop i, Gal a atte ait ecient 5 1 the travelling public. | " t i Vi ER RESORT OPEN J ULY could get no relief until I tried oe me TT coh tbeied 7 ein. and . Saad eee | Eook iil 3 eee ee ee ee iy a = == > | i "s Celery-Nerve Compound, ; eR AE . ; Cas sgitmaly : | i i ‘3 ; Zine Land cave, Revntiful Grounds. Shaty Walken, pontios ee od in pace renaissance lace scrolls in white. We Are the People—No doubt but ye | x him guct and Still Water Bithing. nice pier, Bowling Alley, = I . i aise.” When a petticoat pushes toward the | are the people, and wisdom shall die ¢¢ . 5) ; ‘ A quet and Tennis Lawos. coum wawies speak too highly in Its praise.” __ ; front it shows that it has fulness there | with you.—Job xii., 2. j =) Come to Char lote(cwn. For sale by Geo. &. Hughes and Jobnson |; which ought to be in the back, aan a ee a. and Johnson | Chai totuetown and Souris, eee mean that the back of the skirt (Eliphaz) hath made me weary.—Job. - a ong. “ : 2 CGADIA OOD’S Sarsaparilla has over and | i __. Terms s a over again proved by its cures, { Pa : sd . i Y r bass MED Page oy, G T di B h p F when all other preparations failed, that Fi O U R — 3 de:ate , rand racable bac pte A EAR it is the One True BLOOD Puriiier. | ; ; | — — 5 , i ; . Ani examine the contents. We can OPENS JUNE 15 1896) sv nemsenime ten o conee:| | WALLTAML. STRICKLAND | Makes the Best Bread, ' : . the undersigned Groce e- s) ae ly you 1 with all - kia ts of ne Coach meets | vos wie do hereby agree to close our rr? caive T k tl Mi W a 7 ‘ “ns t laces of business at 6 o'clock on Monday. ie ia . as » : ater. It Wi i P Y —e Aan Re "Ri . - Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and at 7 Rebb-irmstreng Engines, Attorney and Connsellor-et-Law, akes Ue ast ater 4 i ay ou, a aoe Unrivalled as @ health and pleasure re | on fuesde: and Friday evenings, commer neing (82 WATER STREET, ROOM 12,! Se 2 Station. soak. Monday, July Go, ond coatindins until Sept.) Currect Design. Secantieh-tliid eesina * & Boards, Shingles, Scantiing, Stud Terme, $2.50 yer cay ; $3 to $10 pe 7th, both days eae Be = ail rad a Best Workmanship ’ * : @ = ae ding Edmund Toom orris.Je aaa ber of P a For sale in half barrel bags at 9 E iD ete ° = T 1: Tl 1| week. Son, Beer & Goff. Stewart & Gatea. J. D. Me- Late a Member of Prince Edward Island bar. : ; A lot at toca just landed. Coach leavesCharlottetown direct every iLuesday, 1urs- I C. HALL, Leod & Cr., W = om & ald eC Kelly & = ROBB ENGINEERING C0 iti Special ¢ attention given to vastness eretved principal grocery stores in the city. 4 , i John McKenna, ‘, McDona) Or ar . from this Province. Shou epleaed to see : JAMES BARRET r, day and Saturday, between 4 and 5 o clock p. ™., calling for Ls Manager. Sanderson & Co., Davison &Co. Awherst N- 8. at office, any friend visiting Boston. i July 2, °06-—eod may8 volly’s Wharf. guests, ‘Cherlottetown, Bune 4,1896—3 mos dy —_june29- dyl week,ecd,wkylin ; - gach"d—Smi 135 ay’ Con .