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C mn roam” “iv -THURSDAY uoRN1No-, GHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I., JUNE 25. 1904. THURSDAY MoRNiNo- {,,c,,,.,. ,.,,,, ,,.,..,.,,

gfigv ronsniw not l 3 T EA PA RTV

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y0p|< srAT|oN

The |worlt oflremaflelling and reno-

vating St. Eugene's Qhurch, §Coveheod Road, is' ow in the hands of the con- 1rg¢tora.fn:'l`o help to defray enpeirses oi' said work the parishioners invite the publiczto assist them by attending their `Tea tozbe held at York Station on `

D 0 MIN ION D AY

Tea Tables, well sppplied Temperate

~§,g10ons, Ice Cream Saloons, Swings, and Dancing Booths will be furnished,

A special train will leave Charlotte-

town for York at 9. io la. ni. and Will 1¢ava]Mt. Stewart for York at io.i5 a.m.

ti rs, 17. zo. 1;. 1*. 14.31 ` `

. Drunkenness 1 Cured

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.,`(d§1.___,. #gag I Free Sample

'I and pamphlet giving

full rticulara, test ~ muuigls and price SU!! in plain sealed envel- ope, Correspondence lacredly confidential. Enclose stamp for re-

, ly. Address-The " \ ` gumnria Remedy C0-»

_‘~’ zsjorclan St., 'nuronhl

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WRlGHT'S HOTEL

|!Summer tourists will find this hotel

easantly situated four _miles from

Eh’town on the North River. Good bathing and boating. Terms moderate. /.Address WM. M. WRIGHT,

-i5 tts roi West Royalty, Ch'town.

TENDERS

Cardigan Ferry, King’s County.

DEPT. Puunic Worms Ch`towu, june zoth. 1904.

Sealed Tenders will be received at

'this ofiice until noon on Tuesday. June 28th.l9Q4- from any person or persons willing to contract to convey passengers, luggage. vehicles, horses, cattle, sheep, calves, swine. grain. lumber, vegetables, etc., across the above ferry for 9. period ofthree years from ist April, i904, in terms of the Act 3, William 4, Cap 8. The boat to be not less than zo foot keel and to be approved oi' by the Department. QTenders must express rates 'on the above severally. The names of two responsible per- sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract must accompany each render.

The Department does not bind

itself to accept the lowest or any ten- der.

L. B. McMlLLAN. Sec‘y Public Works.

ai d gl w ii

riislsrelmsa

“Glillll l.llNIl0N”

Will until further notice leave

Steam Navigation Co's., wharf on Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 p. m. for Halliday‘s and Brush Wharves.

Thursday at 3.30 p. rn. for Mc-

Ewents and West River Bridge.

Friday at 3.30 p. m. for I-Iickey‘s.

Haggarty’s and Hayden’s Wharves, East River.

Saturday at 5 p. m. for Crapaud. Every second Monday to Vernon

River Bridge according to tide. V

Tuesday at 3.00 p. ni. i0i' China

‘Point Wharf, tide and weather per- mitting. .

T. J. CRAIG,

Manager,Charlottetown.

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wmdEo__ro suv.

Old lhhogeny Bohn, Chain. Tables, Bureau and old Mahogany furniture in gerreral. Old Bruu Door Knockers, Bran &udle|tihk.», Trays, Bnuiere, Brees Andlroul. Old Blue Dishes and China, Grandfather Clocku. Old Poetage Btampe ueed he1ore»lB7e, worth moot ol ouvelopee. Alan Old Coin, Old Brno window Cornicee, Old Pictnrel, Pewter llu|l, Bllver Luster, Pltchrra, Pliut Lock Gunn, Plntole, ew. Address.

W A KAIN,

rrcoermalu-Street, lt. John, N B

|44 fl 1 mo.

NEW DAB SERVICE

Ihave decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an up-to-date cab service. Passengers, eggege etc., will be conveyed to boats trains or anywhere else daired Orders left at McDonald &\lc- Kinnon’s Drug Store or at the stables, Sydney Street. near

B . 's Corner will receive

:f trend .

Prom . I. ITNICHOLSON.

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I buy the best Footwear gold will

purchase and sell at the lowest prices in the city.

Q"Call and see.

CO N sngélrliau,

Sunnyside. Ch’town.\

5 r A w tl its ' `

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/-\ Doctor

==n==m in the House l

nniows PMN turf

Will prove n faithful, honest and trustworthy FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Sickneu center when you least expect ir. In

cues of emergency ull u onS'I`AN'l`ON, and

Ecu will get Instant Iieliel (Internal and

xiernal).

For Celica, Diafrhna, Chills, Rheu- marigrn, Sprainr. Ncuralgia, Toothzchq Cramps, Sore Thrmt, dec., dw., it never fails. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cis per bnule. lloOAL£'8 nurrnmvur Frl.|.s Fon Youn uvzn nun nowles.

For nie everywhere, _25 cts per box. or '

by mall on receipt of price. 11-.-1-.11--11-1

etorn, Tin \V|NGu-u Cnuuican

Montreal, Canada.

S’ » e

Windsor Hotel

Corner of Pownal and King

Streets. Charlottetown. I

John‘T. Weeks

PROPRlEl0R

15 large and airy rooms,

all modern conveniences.

UPEN

.lone 1, 1904.

Transient and summer

boarders wanted. Q

5-30 <1 H110

HARD GUM

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tNow Landingjpcr Birgan-

`f_T'_1I"_-“W

tlncllgbixon Ukicc, [from

Philadelphia. B400 ions

Hard Coal.; Very |’;Supcr-

ior Quality.

G. LYUNS- 8| GU.

.rod6r. --

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A caan.

umpeepmn enmi curio re than no

numerous mums for the liberal petrawage er leudcdte during the peat luuou, ear ,whhu to nnndlnelthat horclueeeln nuclei will rwopu Yeadey enola oe. miie nlllweedu leli. Person wiebi to rraugefatoveailp should write er Q1 e

DQS:

- IIHJ. IKITI,

Telephone No. 253 ‘M *_

lnot even the high oiilco of Chlci

A DISTINGUISHED NEGRO. "

Career' nf Rh- samuel Lewin, of llerra Leone. Who Died In London on July 9 Lllt.

The career of Slr Samuel lewis,

Companion of the Order oi St. Micheal and St. George, who died in Loudon on July 9, furnishes an ex- cellent argument for those who de- llre to refute the often-heard state- ment that when a negro becomes eminent it is because he has more or

lege white blood in his velnl. t

lr Samuel was of pure African

parontage and was born ln Free- town. Sierra Leone, West Africa, in 1843. After passing through the lo- co.) Grammar School he was lent by his father to England to complete lil education. He arrived in London in 1868 and entered University Col- lege, where he gained prize: and cer- tificate! in the English language and lodlogy. He matriculated in the London University First Division in June, 1868, having ln the previoul your entered the Middle Temple to ltudy for the bar. It may be men- tioned that the London University examinations are the "stifled," of

any in the United Kingdom.

Sir Samuel won an exhibition for

an essay on the law of real pro- perty in 1870, and, having passed the necessary examinations, was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in 1871. Returning to his native land in 1872, he began the prlwtice of his prolnssion, and earned the reputation of being an able and I painstaking advocate. He served that local Government on several occe-` lions in the capacity either of judge, magistrate, or Crown advocate, gud ofiera of permanent employment ini the legal branch ol the Colonia] Civ- il Service were mndo to him. But

Justice oi the tiolti Coast could tempt him to lcavc the lucrative practice which he had made for hlni-1 .uelf in Sierra Leone. In February, 1882, he was appointed an unoflitinl member ol' the Legislative Council, an oillce which he continued to llll up to the time hc loft the colony in hluy last. IIs was the ilrst Mayor of Frcetown. Ile was much revered by his countrymen and respected by the liluropeun element. in West Africa, as his eilorts and endeavors were for the welfare, not only of his native colony, hut of the whois- oi the Brit- ish Wont /\l`i'i<'uri colonies. In 1893 he was nppoititcri rt Couilmhion of tho Ortlcr of St, Michncl and St. George, and \\'n,~: crciitcd ri Knight linchelor in 1896.

Sir Snnlucl \\'i~rii to London to ob-

tain surgical irr~i\inii‘ni for cancer.

, _ Te lrarnem vicisrln l»'nl.». The r<u‘Atli:;r‘ri section of the Cap!

.to Cairo rnrirontl has nlmost reach- ed thc Zainlrozi river in central Af- rica. It will vrosl that river just below tho furrious Victoria falls, and pri-liminnry work will he begun on an cnormous power plant lik those n.‘. Niagara as soon as inatcriaftls Can Do trrmspmted to this point by rail. It is thought that a hood of at least 200 foot. will be available, that each turbine and d_\'nr1tn0 will gave a ca- pacity of 5,000 horse power and that a Coritluit. eight foot, in diameter will bu sutlicicnt to drive each wheel.

When at the flood the volume el'

Water in tho 7.amh<~vi is twice that of the Ningarii, rind the fall of near- ly (500 feet Will gi\e an cstlinntud total form- of :l(),<\0r>,000 horse pow- er, while ilirit of Niagara is estimat- ed at about 6,000,000.

The first use of the power drawn

from the falls will probably be to work the coal mines at Wa.rikie, from fifty to a hundred miles to tho southeast. A little farther- to the north are beds oi copper oi vast ex- tent. There il talk, too, of trying to Work tho gold mines of Johannes- hurg with electricity from the Vic- toria falls.

A New Zealand Geologist.

Sir Jamal Hector, the distinguish-

od Director of the Geological Survey of New Zealand, and Chancellor of the New Zealand University, who has just retired on n ivoll-earned pension, was horn seventy years ago in Edin- burgh, the son ol n "Writer to the Signet." Ile took the M.D, degree at Edinburgh University in 1858, and in tho follnwirig your was solcctetl by Sir Iiodt-rir‘l< `illi|r'r'l1i.=nn to accom-

pany the I’nllisr~r \~xp»-llitinn to the iocky lliouninins as rrmtliral oflicar and geologist. ln this capacity it was his gonrl fortune in riismivor the pass by which the (‘nnariian Pacific liailway crossos the Rm-kios Ile wu traveling at tho time with such leant. supplies that his pnrty were 'reduced in thc pass to rliviria- among them a single grouse and lome oddl and ends of fat nrid candles. This, however, in not the reason why the pans in now known as the Great Di- vide. On his return home, after four ,years oi hardship and adventure, he was recommended hy Sir Roderick Murchison to the New Zealand eu- thoritles, who were seeking a geo- logiral expert. In 1868 he married n daughter of Slr 1'). Munro, M.D.

A No Nnnnenle Ohnlrmnn. In a rural Scottish district there was an election meeting some time ago. Owing to the absence oi the lalrd a local farmer was voted to the chair. Ha addressed the meet- ing an followl:

"I thank yo all very much for tho

honor ye've dune me. I've been at thaw meetings aiore, an I ken what tae dan, an' I'll juist put the resolu- ilon ilrat. A’ for Bronloc, ohow ysr vhonfis. Five. Noo. then, a' against. Fifteen. Majority, chuck the itharl loot, an' let us gang on wi' oor meetr lngl"-From V fi

WllIlo'a Kitten.

"Now, Willie." uid the teacher, “you

_ly IDCII lltfbll."

“K-l-i-t-t-rn.” he slowly epelled. "No, ne," exclaimed the hcher.

“"K1ttel hem’t got two i‘o." -

"Well, earl hu,” rogue( he mel

if A llellever, But- “jlnhe is a trrm believer ia the the

ery that the olllce should seek the man."

“Yes7" “Sure. But he always takes cure te

leave his address where it can he

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Ill: Flight.

Yeast-Well, he has something now

he can't control.

married?

During Spring Flood Time.

Teacher -Can you tell where the

Bilsslaslppi river rises. Johnnie?

Johnnie - Along its entire length ma'isui.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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Change (lo lnhlset.

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“llovv do you like that vigor, old

l\ilii'."' -

“()li, any, lvt’s talk about somotliing

pll‘:\n;\ii\,"

Mus|r~ an .\tI\'u-rllueal.

'Ciliiie \\'hc|c .'\l\ l.o\'f- Ima l>r»\:i|n\iig"

\\'iil\ illuminated t-our-r

"Trust liar Not"

For fifty centl.

"1 Would Not I.l\'r» Alwa_i-s"

\\`itl\l»ut nvcompniilmeni

“See the Cunqiicriritg lloru t’omcs"

\\`ilh full orr‘ln=stra.

“\Vl\en the Suri Shall Sci No More"

ln \`.

“'l`l\cre Y\'as ri I.i\\l~- l<`i.~:hrr Malden"

in tim-<> Wikis.

'The Tale of the H\\'ut'|lIl:sl\"

\\'lii\ many scalel.

"After the Ball"

For sorond basl.

"Horne, Sw:-.ct 1louu~_"

In une flat.

"Cnr Director"

Publlslied at thirty cenil -Harvard Lampoon

The I.it\le1One‘s Outlook -lfloisie

six years old. “Mumma," she called one day, “lf I get married will I have to have a husband like pa?"

“Yes," replied the mother, with an

amused smile.

"And if I don'L get married will I have

to be an old maid like Aunt Kate!"

“Yes. '

“Mamma”-after a pause-“lt`s a rough

world for us women, aint lt!"

All the lung healinrz properties of the

nine are bottled up in Dr. Wood's Norway Pina Syrup. I s the most satisfactory , remedy for coughs and colds of all kinds Pirce Zoo

I-low doth the busy Japanese

Improve each warlike minute

By loading up his little gun

And handing out whats in It.

Minard's Linimen lor- sale everywhere.

‘ Mrs. Uppmann-I must tell you, Delia, that I was displeased at your entertaluinil that policeman yi the kitchen last night.

Delia-Faith,'Ol did ax hlui into the

parlor ma'am, but he wouldnt go.

INSTANT RELIEF.

Mr. Robt. Jennings, Mansfield, Ont

writes: ‘I have used one bottle of Dr Low's l`cor.h ache Gum for severe Lo iaehe and received instant relief. Beanies this it. acted as a splendid temporary filling Price l0o.

“I wonricr why people always spcnk of

Earth as she?"

"lL`.-4 natural enough. Nobody knows

exactly what. hor` age ls."

EARACHE CURED.

Miss J. J. Johnson, Innlsi‘all,Alr,a,, says

I was troubled with Earache for a long time, and nothing hel eri me until I ul-red Hagyard'a Yellow Oli: which cured me completely!

Mistress-“I).> you love] b1\l»le.~1' Mald-

“Not at three dollars a week, mum."

Minard's Llniment Relievea Neuralgia.

"You must come and see us, my rlcnr."

said a lady to alittle girl of her acquain- tance' “Da you know the number!"

"Oh, ye=," responded thr-. innocent

child. “Papa says you always live at siites ‘ or sevens."

Minnrd'| Linimen! Cures Dandruii.

ls ls not true thai. Kipling Is now writ-

ing another poem about Adam-Z-lb, the bear that runs like n deer. Lexn-Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite athartle, as they do not gripe or pail , Ioken or weaken or cause the slightest. ouvenianoe. Price 26°.. all drurrrrlnte. Aa soon as Russia gets the Japanese

lured to St. Peter-elim she'lI proceed to show themlwhats whlir..

|linnfd'e Linlment Cures Bum: etc.

Il’ the Czar doesnt go to the front pretty

soon, their wou't be any front to go to.

need elearedl; and the brain brightened by M\lbum‘a Sterling Headache Powders. they do not weaken the heart. Price l0c and $0.

A Usher-man who han been dead and rl

his grave for two yearn has been summoi

Tweed

Mn. Jeeeph lnngtry, Brookville, Oni ‘I have uood Dr. Lovfe Worm S ln

-°°a°:'.'.n -cf

eherver.-ohhege Ped.

xondheodeoelheehlldreugood. lean

-5be-

Ghiown Steam Navigation Bo .

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. STEANA E |25

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Crimsonbeax-Gracious! Has he i “ I ” bought an automobile or been getting “_ Y

. ` Leave as below every day, Sundays ¢x<;¢py_¢<1, _I*1'0!1i[I’OIN'I QU LIIENIL, on arrival of'il.45 a. m. train from St. john, for i ¥iJl'\;Iils\’{1ERSIDI<,, connecting there with express train for Charlottetown and

Front éumniersitie, on arrival of morning train from Charlottetown and all sta-

tions of P. I1. I. R., for POINT I)l» CIiI‘.Nli,cor1nectirig with day train for st. JQHN, BOSTON and MQNTREAL,

Connectiion at Moncton with train for all' stations on I. C. R. and its connections,

an at St. John with C. R1 and Railways for U. S. for all points West and South, also at St. _Iohn with Steamers of Eastern S. Line.

From PICTOI' about 4.45 m. for cHAi<L0'r'ri<:'rowz\'. .Fmm £_HARLf)TTI`5TOW ff" PICTUU. at 8.45 a. m. connecting there with da

trams for tara BRETON and H.-\LIr‘Ax. at NORTH SYDNEY wird Steamer Bruce for Newfoundland.

At I'IALII*`AX4witli C. A. & PLANT I.II‘II‘I for Boston.

‘ Flirougli tickets to be had at Qrarul l`r\inlr, Canadian Pacific, Intercolouial

aut* P. li. I. Railwlzys and ou the £on1pany‘s Sieaniers land connecting lines in I niterl .States anti anzirla.

Secretary-

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CASINO naolowar arm 8911; arnlrr

Sins Brios. Managers

li. ltosxsultim Acting)Managcr

New York. Fe . I4. 1902.

Dr, Fharlos Co.,

lo Park Place, N. Y.

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tu emcn - l herewith enclose yen Qing; for gm

‘ll>lll1l’S. helm: ln payment for tcii boxes of Dr. Vharlcs F ash Food, which you will ploiine fnrivurrl to me nt run-1-_ caro of the New York Casino. Your splcn-lirl

pr~~|»iirntlor\ greatly pleases me and fines nl-irc in improve t H FBCB Bhd I"<lrln than any I have trieil.

l Iiciirtily tiiillimse It f0t‘ IU urlty,

=\v<».-time and the satisfaction Ii: hal

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'ours very tru

limi’ mmn.

Ilr. 1‘l\r\rl|~s Cn.

. 11| l'i\rk Place.

Gcviilr-iriei\:~

l’l~-inc duplicate my last order for Dr.

('l\nrlcs Flesh Forul. I muah my that

ilvi-Pix-npiirrxtiori has given mo entire rails zu-tion. It has {n¢;|-Qgggd m hunt measure two inches. I

r.-titiuiliit-\\<l it to nil ry friends.

_ is. J-- R? \\ nltlnrf-Astoria, Oct., 1903. _

DR. CI-HRLES FLESH

New York, Yoh if-_ iam.

Dr. Charles Cn.,

19 Park l’lnt'c.

Gentlumeli :-

Eiiolosrtl hrircvrith I it-ri ;.- ~.».l to

hnrul you $'_*_tll null woulil thin it }|»u lu svli1irrict\\'<ih<»xt~.' of ltr. <'.|uuh»n l~`lo.~h Frmtl. l’l\rt<\f this ririler is for li fru-ull Ofmlne tts wlinm I lmvv highly rs-l-n|n- mviideil your ]|rvpar»\||uil. It linstluxie wnridvrs for me mul l tnkc plea-ilre in recommcntllniz it to uthr-rs

\'t>ura very truly.

i`I./\IiA I.A.\'I§.

Miss Lam- is loarling holy for Arrah-

nafl'ogue Opt-rn Co.

Dr. Fhnrlvs Co, '

1*) Park l’la<‘\‘.

Dear Fira :-

I woul-l thank you to sch-l mc two

more l><»x»-s 1.! your Dr. <‘hnrh»s l-‘lush Frm, for it-.mit mu um »1ou..-.~ mm enclnswl lit-rtlulili 81 on H ani von- gmtiilntiniz hiya:-If mi rl\<4~n\':-ring your rornody, lor it had t-mm-l_\' wh-nrvll mv invn an-l liaruls of iiriliklcs-a<»rn<~ of tlmm were vcry floop an-l have mimi;-v~~i me for years. '.1‘i\n\mt spciik tim highly oi your preparation.

Mrs. N- i>~_.

Jersey City, Ot-t., loin.

FOOD has been recommended

by physicla' f- f used by actresses, singers and women of fashion

for more tl - five ears. to medical .' will' round checks, neck . at ,,,

It is the only preparation known

out M2 firm. healthy flesh, thin

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One or tvvo boxes me often sufiieient to restore a breast lost

through nursing or xicltnes to its onginal fullness and beauty. The same quantity will also show a decided improvement where the

natural growth has been impaired

. We have thousands of testi-

monials. Whai it has done for others it will do for you.

For removing wrinkles 0

rcrow s-feet about the eyes or

mouth it acts lille magic. Wdnkles which have been years in forming often disappear after a few applications.

Regular price $1.00 a box, but ro immduce Dr. Charles

Flesh Food into thousands of new homes we have decicle-ci I0 send two (2) boxes to all who answer this advcnis-ment and send us one dollar. We would thank you to tend your

orcler to-day and mention this pap

Cf.

FELL-A sample box and our book, "Ari ofi\/Iawrgf-,"

illustrated with half-tone pictures

of living moclrls showing all the

cliffereni movements for removing wrinkles, developing the bust and other beauty hints, w1ll be lent free to any lady sending I0 cent'

to pay for cost of mailing.

Dr. Charles Co.

l 0 PARK PLACE

NEW YORK

led for “mm” ,owning -,_ B“.,,|°k_°,,_ , Our preparations will also he found on sale in

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