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Voile sur L’ocean

nn L'mmasaimmnne

Sur ees limpides flots on se perd le regard,

La nuit a peine encor verse un peu de so ombre. Le Vent vient du couchant, et la voile au hasard Cheminée sans fierté vers un horizon sombre.

Vogue petit navire au courant des flots bleus : Au firmament déja l'étoile tatélnire

Te promet la nuit belle, et le mirage heureux Garde dans son cristal ta silhouette chère.

Se reflet d'an instant sur l'onde de la mer,

Y aut plas qu'un siècle entier au foné d'un coeur perfide dur Jamais un coeur tel n'a gouté le aiel olair,

Mais le ciel dans les flots mire un astre guide.

++ Yognes dans la nuit vers un autre matin... Puisse-je voue toi, sur ane onde qui berce, Gagner sans frissonner mon rivage prochain !...... Est-il même pour tous, le vent qui nous traverse ?

Tu pars et tu reviens sur de vieux flots connus : Superbe est le retour qui se fait a demande !....

Moi quand je partirai je ne reviendrai plus :

Les départs sans retour, c'est Dieu qui les commandée !

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Hall, Kitchen, which isthe best value for your money on P. E; Island.

ANOTHER

CARLOAD Æ

RL = Eh LES

New Furniture just-received direct from thé makers.

We now have Furniture for Parlor,

Bedroom, Dining:-room

inspection invited.

Brace McKay & Co

and

re #'#ide, May 29th 1900. 3 L'ENFANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH —+ ue Ce qui fait de l’enfsnt le charme incomparable, re

Ce n'est pas son visage eu brille la eandeur $ Ce n'est pas son regard d'innocence ineffable Plus par que la vertu, plus beau que la pudeur.

Ce n'est pas sa gaieté, ni son bonheur de vivre. Ni les rires bruyants qui terminent ses pleurs, Ni son cœur ingénu qui eroit tont, et qui livre, À qui veut les emeillir ses plus aimables fleurs.

Ce n'est pas son élan qu'anenn somoi m'acouble, Ni son ame étrangère aux ehoses d'iei-bas,

Ce qui fait de l'enfant le eharme incomparable, C'est qu'il a tous ces dens st qu'il ne le sait pas.

À. Dx BAGUR.

PLEURS ET ROSEES

Je rêve, et la pale rosée

Dans les plaines perient sans bruit, Sur le duvet les fleurs posée

Par la main fraîche de la nuit.

D'en viennent ces tremblantes gouttes 11 ne pleut pas, le temps est clair. C'est qu'avant dé se former, toutes Elles étaient déja dans l'air.

D'ou viennent mes pleurs ? Tonte flamme Ce soir, est douce au fond des cieux ; C'est que je les avais dans l'ame

Avant de les sentir aux yeux.

On z dans l'ame une tendresse

On tremblent toutes les douleurs,

Et c'est parfois une caresse

Qui trouble, et fait germer les plenrs.

SULLY PRUDHOMME

: ANEY PHOTO STOUID

AT

ALBERTON

las been opened, by Westlake Bros., Ch'town in Thos. Wilkin- s building.—For those who want pictures and are unable to go to

son’ . Charlottetown for them this is a golden opportunity.

We are offering the best class of work that has ever been shown in country at reduced prices and we make it a point never customer to leave our place without being /horoughly satis-

this part of the to allow a fied with his purchase.

{nlarged Portrats

Taken from any kin! of picture-—This work we claim, for its dura- bility, style and price, has no equal on P. E. Island.

? - F Come in and s°€ our work, and if you want a rea//y good picture

WESTLAKE BROS

PHOTOGRAPHERS

>rowse BIK pen re” Alberton

Charlottetown

KHickey & Nicholson FOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

k Twist, Bright Twist (Smok'ag].

lac Li id, di Flat Chewiag Tobaceo “Hic Hic’

Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Guarantéod

Charlottetown Oct. 14ih 1897

If you have tœth that have ached, or are aching. We

and restore

IF YOUR TEETH

have a

method by which the teeth can be saved The day has gone by when a teoth must b+ taken o*t because it aches. The study of leading Dentists is to save all teeth, if psssible, no matter how badly desayed, we can save them [or you, their former nsefuilness.

thew to

are decayed do not have them ont, but have crowns built upon

FREE

Un.iler charge of Dr C. V. MeCready Berlin Dental Parlors, Alberton.

EXAMINATION

thém, rendering them servicable for life Oar Crown and Bridge system [teeth with plates] 15 perfeetion. We make in right in our office, guaranting absolute fit, and match to natural teeth.

whe will spend every Monday at O'leary, Tuesday at Tignish Main OnFr10K, CHARLOTTHFOWN

THE

ROLLER FEED

IS ABS89LUTELY P&RE

AND FREE FROM ALE INJURI@US SUBSTANCE

It takes the plaee of

It has no equal

Cotton eed Meal. Oil Meal or Linseed Neal and is the choapest feed ef its kind that is now on the market.

[Fer fattening Hoises, Cows and all kind of stock and keeping them in a fine con d#tien.

The Roller Feed when fed with brau or other light feeds

makes a good heavy feed.

DIRBETIONS FOR FEEPDING.

Feed te each head a single handful of Roller Feed with the u

sual ameunt of graba, night and morning.

When feeding with Turnips, Potatoce, Carrots or any

Biddeford, P. E. Island, July 5 Dear Sir :

1 have taken mueh pleasure in testifying toth> Value of your Roller Feed for ILorses and Cattle. 1 have used a gocd

ef it this spring with excellent results.

Yours Etc. John Rivhards.

kinds ot

roots, they should be chopped fine aud use a simgle handfal ot Reller Feed to each animal.

1899.

Benj. Gallant,

Bleoemfield Station, P. E. 1sland.

Sole Agent jor Prince County

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TIENISH DRUG STORE

New that the holidays are upon us, it wenld net be

DPRUGS AND ©CHBEMIEALS

We are headauarters {or god goods at low priecs.

Prereriptéons earefuily eompounded, at all hours, day er! night.

You can always depenc! upon finding a cleæk ie the store at J 0 A RSEN A U LT & SON

ail hours of the night.

a mass for

yeute call at the Tignish Drug Store and inspeet our fine stock of

CHARLES DATTON

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L'IMPARTIAL, JEUDI LE 14 JIUIN., 1900.

A, H, Q. (ALBERTON IIFADQUARTERS)

WOOL SEASON 1899

Weare in the market to by weel as seen as the olip is ready. We bought a gre:t deal last year, and these who sold to us were well satisfied. Wa want te handle an inereased quantity this sason, and would be glad to have the offerings of all who read this. We promise the highest pessibie prise, and in exchange an assortment of goods of all kinds, that is not egualled— or even approached —in any other store in the Riding.

READY MADE CLOTHIXG — This 18 a business that has been growing fast with us. Eaeh year finds us haudling more. Wor menu and youths we show Sherey's make, acknomledged to be the most honestly made stuff in Canada. This year it is ezxvep- tionally stylish aud wa.l made. Our Boys's aad Children's Suits are abso'utely right in quality, style and price, and our stosk will be found twiee as large as any other m West Prruee.

Crerus.—Tryon and Eureka Tweeds, Canadian and Buglish Tweeds and Serges.

GENTLRMRN'S Hars.—Speciul values in Seft Mats at 650.- |85., $1 00, $1 10 and $1.50, all new goods. Newest shape in fine soft and stiff hats up te 32.50. 1f in need eall ané see eur stosk— the largest in West Prinee. Everything you need in Shirts, Neekwear, and the small aseessories ef dress is ready for your inspection.

FooTwEAR.—From the ek»apest te the best our line is com- plete and large. Women's Strong Boets, 75e. up. Fine Boots, $i.25 up. Special value in Men's fine goods, and the most complete as- sortment of infauts’ and chiidren’s shoes we have ever shown.

SUMMER HoslERY AND UNpBERw&EAR —Ladits Cotton Hose, 5c. up. Ladies Cotten Vests, 4 for 25e. Boys streng Seamliess Hose 15e. to 2%. Full range of sizes all direet from the mill, saving our

customers one profit.

New Hardware, New Crockery, New Window Shades, New Tin and Graniteware just opening. Highest prices paid for Eggs and Wool

B. ROGERS

ALEBRRTON

Wonderful Stock-taking bargains !

MEET SE

ART,

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While stocktaking or during the month of February we want {to clear out a lot of different ciasses of goods nt unusually low

prices. We havre io make away with them the-efore do not miss this opportuni:y if you want to make $1 00 buy #$#300 worth of

Igooïs Those who will come first wili have first choice. |

| We want your Oats, Pork, Wheat

etc, also your cash and you want our Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes,

deal!

Crockery ware, Clothing etce., ete. |

À very superior line of dress goods which will go at a saori- fice. Remnauts in Cloths, Cashmeres, Fanoy Dress Gocds, Flan-

collars and otherfurs must be solid.

{ | | | |nellete, Ginghams, etc., ete. The balance of our fur Caps, fur | | | |

Come and see and be convinced that

we mean business. |

| As it is our intention to make a Change in eur business aftur

the first of March we want all parties who have not made s

| |settlement of their aceounts last fall to come forward and settle.

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