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Her Impressions of Angels. The wife of a well known seuator _ took her little daughter, a 4-year-old | damsel, to a matinee once to see ‘‘ Jack and the Beanstalk.’* A week or so aft- | erward she was discovered pironuctting |

and lifting ber petticoats before a che-

For July, 1898.

MOON'S CHANGES. trd day, Full Moon. 10th day, Last Quarter.

. Madame Christine Nilsson says: ' Sir Heary Irving says: Miss Ellen Terry says: sages e : i ent “IT have found your Abbey's Effervescent “{ have much pleasure in stating that I find “AY “Your Abbey's Liffervescent Salt is excelent, é 3 Abbey’: Lil €

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18th day, New Moon. _ val glass. Her father reproved ber aud | i dio oh IED aie bee overelea® Salt exceedingly palatable and refreshing.” i ee eae ee eee \ 26th day, First Quarter. _ told ber it wasn't a pretty way todo. | eee ing and agrees Severage. ' e ‘*Why,’’ said the child, ‘‘I saw the : = _ | High Water. Sun angels do it.’ | = Day ofWe'k ~ ... | ‘**The angels!’ exclaimed her father. ¥ O Morn.| Aft. Rises wets. “Why, where?’’ — a Fy a 7 . 05 1010 385 (742 | ‘*When mamma and I went to heaven “ea | ‘ail teiiiae 8 56 11 05 55 42 | that day,’’ said the child. — 9 Sunday 9 49 11 56 56 42 | The father explained that the fancied ep e ar 4 Monday 10 44 57 42 | beaven was only tbe theater. The little es % f g RP Rr 5 Tuesday 042 1140); 57 41 | girl’s face fell. & ‘ Bad By f d 6 Wednesday 1 25 '12 36 38 41 | ‘*And wasn’t they angels?’’ she asked. ae o 7 ‘ Yo Vy a 7 Thursday 206;13 59 40) ‘‘No,’’ said the father; ‘‘they were a ; a 8 Friday 247/235} © | 40 | just girts.” er SP? m¥ AI x . ® 9 Saturday 329) 3 #4 0 39 | The child put on an air of intense rt ‘WA 77 a “1G 10 Sunday eu) 4 35 : ee disgust. a OU: : } J ; 9 7 wd 5 * 7 7 3 = ** Well,’ she said, ‘‘I fink they ought a.) : e 13 Wednesday 625 319 4 37 | #0 be taked bome and spanked, ‘cause — A At . F 14\Thursday 7408 9% 23 5 36 they wasn’t dressed any more than an- ‘ ¢ : a) ri 1S Friday 7.55 '10 18 6 35 gels.’’—Lewiston Journal. 2B * & : 4 J | > 16 Saturday 8 44 11 00 7 35 eer TT * ‘ Vv ay 17 Sunday 9 31 ll 36 8 34 Queen Victoria's Marked Poem. 18 Monday 10 15 9 3 Here is a funny story told of a hap- 4 19 Tuesday 9061100 10 32 | pening at the English conrt: Sir Theo- a oe ; - - = a 30 | dore Martin had been requested by Vic- er 7 Prider ay 133 115 13 29 toria to read aloud from ‘‘The Ring and ps 23 Saturday ” 03 1 56 14 28 the Book.’’ Sir Theodore was courtier : 24 Sunday 22 | 2.42 15 27 a. . make ey a — “5 na 25 Monda 313/340! 17 26 | band of the poem, and he placed mar- on sdical News says? 26 Tuesday 355'44) 18 25 | ginal notes as danger signals against a The Canada Lancet says: fe Montreal Mediex! Journal says: TT oe st eal T 27 Wednesday 442 6 04 19 23 | Passages of doubtful propriety. “This prepatmtion deserves every good word “Abbey's ETervescent Salt, w hich was geome ie a “ent Salt + its absolute purity. 28 Thursday 5 31 7 38 20 22 The marked copy chanced. to come in- which is d “ing said of ut. . . The carbonic erally introdneed into Canada Iart year, is wood oa. ns shaisiedidameanil makes it a most pale 29 Friday 632 902, 21 21 «| tothe hands of a ratber thoughtless acid, gas. genersted during its administra very largely prescribed by the medical profes preg ey refrigerant quali.ies ieee” 3 45 10 S6 24 rf | court lady. ‘‘I have so enjoyed this | is in itself a sedative, and is particularly sooth- sion here and throughout Canada. The a a a. bi taveianbiel” $1 Sunday 8 45 10 56 | 24 18 wonderful work,’’ sbe said to a friend, ing to a sensitive stomach.” tising methods of this Company are particularly wRr es on ac ~~ | #and it has been such an advantage to es oan soar RO eg Canadian Gov't Railway System | read it after the queen, for she has | nee See eee a ex “| placed marks against the moet beautiful | fs A a parts, and, ob, what exquisite taste the 3 On and after MONDAY, 27th June, 1898 | dear queen bas!”’ she added, poiuting to ¢ rains of this Railway will run daily, (Sun , | the danger signals of Sir Theodore Mar- ; lays excepted,) as under. tin. —Quiver. J ‘ 2 Sora wee Saeed Wbeouhien Sold by Druggists everywhere at 60 cents a large bottle. size, 25 cents. 3 ward. Read| StATIONS. = iwasd. Read One of the difticulties in the way of D 3 lown, up. acquiring exact information in Georgia 4 o _ ; courts is thus {indicated by the Atlanta 31 ‘. 45) oe r.M. A. M. | Constitution: 4 c ; ; (i) 8 42 Stone Rives, | $ SAD 33 | *Hlow tar wag it,” asked the lawyer | : 5 14 9 13| Emerald. ..... 72 9 59 of the witness, ‘from your house to the a ees 6 ; o 17, 9 37). Kensington oe | 6 S09 17 road where the difficulty occurred?’ SS — —— . , 7} oe tee eer ee ny ag ” 6 2V10 OU) Ar. | Ly. 6431 8 45 ** "Bout a acre en a half, sub.’’ ; Pleaty to Do. te nets tata std oh aatihms isdn tbcian Gd al oe ee ois » S’Side **I mean how many yards?’’ o : rus ettatindl ' ; 6 4510 SOI Ly LAr.) 5 45) 8 20 *‘Dey wuzn't any yards dere at all = Gomme a a sete - , r2 Q 7 45/11 55). Port Hill .......| 4 20) 7 24] mb, exceptin of my yard, en dat wos 7°" ee eee ae oe F 5 R Uv C = S. m Ms} | " |b . Seed ake r ie att same after you bad moved into the sub- bee. 0 i} 8 _ 1 = i 3 ool 6 2% | out a acre ena DA um ae road: urbs. I know you have plenty, but I o 4 SC SOBOOHOOHSS SOOHAHHHOOIS M OE0e O6O2SSSSSOFHA0ER 2 O14) S 15), Alberten........ i2:n25421.-°¢~¢C~S:*=“‘CS;:;S”*~<CSCS*C<CS”:S”:”*é*«<( Rtt”””~t”*«SY «CR rnge thoeght you one of theese men ~ - : . 9% . at a aig | 1 05) 5 00 | who insist upon dying in the harness.”” ¢¢ ws . 55 Fs Queen St—High Class Tailoring— Queen St $ aa | ~ <= = eee a ae Rapp at = Cle i. et 4 969259082004 9969 2008 BO08 F 08090000000009080600 ? 2 00) 6 15]. .Chariottetown . sik 8 ib] e* : 2 53) 6 4) ford | 8 15) 3 possible for me to avoid spending at i ¢ 3 25! 7 _s or sroreeas a 37 2 53 least two or three hours a day on 4 3 33 7 20116 Mt Stewart pa i Ne S i ’ohange, but my time iscompletely tak- E . . 4 13) 8 10), Cardigan........ a | 25) en ap, and | haven’t looked at a market ee ; ' 5 05) 8 52). Georgetown lv .. 6 05112 30 report fora month.” = { } P. M.la. M. r/. 4 ‘Wouldn't believe it if any one else | o t . M. | i. ince ccimeee | told me. How do ist?’’ | ; P Me |P. Me “. ld me. He you exist? ra ; 3 35) 7 15) mr. Stewart ..... 7 10, 2 10 I'm having young trees set out, get- — ‘ ; tala I MU nn cons: 6 41) 1 31 ting a garden ready, superintending the oe Pur-hace a suit of clothes for $5.00—But what isit? It’s all is’s § | | 6 10 : a St. Peters .... 6 U0) 1 Os building of a bare, watching them pave te worth, and if von are eati- fied, who should disagree with you? aa lo | _. Souris. see cesses) 5 OSL SO the street and having a continued kick But would it not be more satisfactory to buy one of our make $10 00 * _M. A. eu Sow with the assessors, who seem to think “-@ or $12? If there is avy dffisuity in getting one to fit von, we will make de : Q 25) A. M. thas my property is worth all I paid for 4% one to special measure bv first claes workmen, for $12, 13 50, $15, and “7 { x|::Emerald ..... 9 0) it.” £4 upward. We could fill a newspaper full of testimonials in praise of well - 4 | 5 19). Cape Traverse 8 10 |} **¥en'll soom have all that off your | made clo hes, but we forbear. . } “ A. M bands. I was afraid you might have ' ; ¥ —- os left us permanently.”’ | |] 00000040 2006 969989000 S 6000 900890090990880090900 $ MP roi raat Ws oS ‘Oh, I’ve only commenced. I have a . . . N Se. es Ss Ee a Jersey cow, a pointer pup, a tandem, | Try Bruces High Class Tailoring A tly. ...-Leva, 1. CR _ asiSt BS two Berkshire pigs and a kodak, be- . S Ch’ 16 15iar.....Montreal, I. C. R. lv 19 05) Drm AL Ww. Cuan at om on His Last See le : ‘ Quern t town oe ieEAT REMEDY. ‘*Never mind. The cow, the pup an ~~ . 47 Bis Stlohn, C.P.R....ae..]/11 DD SD the kodak are enough. Il juss tent the | : Fe hed ind toed eh et es ; 21 30)......Mangor, M.o.R...., .. 4 30| DOCTORS FAIL WHEN THE GREAT | boys thai it’s all off, so far as trade | eT re ce - ‘ ~ a j s = -Portlan \ 6 ¥ ugh wae - ro PHYSICjAN CURES. with you is concerned. You have three | =a iia Cray Seer ree fads that will keep you busier than a) | ~ Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time. THREE y I {RS i\ BED coon in a bee tree,’’—Detroit Free | ' —. POTTINGER, 18d JABS 2 Press. Gea. Man. Can. Crov t Rys, A ae es Moncton, N. B. rr The Undertaker’s Chairs. ’ From Kidney Dissase—Although a

G. A. SHARP, Superintendent, Charlotte

Wants, Lost, Found, &c

FOUND.—Runch of keys apply at this ofc:

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WANTED. —-At Jud:e Ailew’s residence, an ecverienced Cook. Apply to Miss Alley, Prince | St. dw ie ae

HOU 4E TO CE? — In Fitzroy “treet Past comtaining seven reom:, with large yard and stable. Apply at next house. ted.

TO LET.—On Upper Bilisborongh Street a desireable house containing five socems health est oeation in the eitv. Serpis moderate, enquire of R,J. Wood, corner of Hillsborough and Eusion sf, 142 tf sur

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‘ho Voursdav, Sth Juue, voll St. Peter’s Road, a ladies umbrella, Finder will piease leave sim? at Exa™ “er Office 15k

“NURSE GIRL,—Wanted by Mrs, E. R Brow, Uprer Prince St City,

BOAKRD«RS —Mrs. Archiba d 1 Mile t reek ts prepared to hoarders forthe semmer, wsplen- |

‘or bathing. Rates moderate For

Archibald

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> UMER eLea'. cf N taka « f-w duet a) v"- further perticuiarsappic to “Mrs. Melean Nine Mile Creek, P.O.

149 dy 3.

WANT). —immedialely an expert need cook with referene . Annie te Leddy fie y

WAN: EUD.--* vouag Min two serve ip a m-at market. Must oe experienced in cutting of meats for retail. Heterences and bonds- menu required Apply here.

W *NTED— A smaiisized water cart. Ap ply at this office 140

WAN CED. —At Victorra Cafe, a smirt girl todoyeneral work. Good wages.— ee .

J oF. as a WANTEO-Aciits for new seaven, Dew Som ples new plan of eugage- ment

ro LET —The house aad premises Know aa the “uid Londo 1 House, 'situateon Wa'e st., nextt> Government Warehouse No 1 A vpi> to Peake dro« & Ua. jan’

Ludp Bros t‘o., Montreal. ee - - —

Man of Throe-Sccr3 anc Ten, Dr. Chase's Kidsey-Liv r Pills Gav> Him Back P: riect Healt.

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that I was sick in bed the most of the time for three years with kidney disease. I took boxes of pills—difierent kinds —and a great many other kinds of patent medicines; besides that I was under treatment by four difierent doc- tors during the time and not able to work. I begar to take Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and since that time have been working every day although aman nearly 70 years of age. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills have cur- ed me,

This is to certify

several

JAMES SIMPSON, Newcomb Mills, Ont.

If the Kidneys are not in a perfectly clean and healthy condition, the blood

becomes impregnated with impurities and a decay of the Kidneys soon takes place. srighi’s Disease, Dia- Letes, Gravel, Stone in the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bladder, and a iong Est of Kidney diseases become

seated, and sooner or later in so many

instances end fatally Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills cure all Kidney troubles. Sold by all dealers, price

25 cents per box.

To Contracturs !

‘Tenders, addressed to ( harles Palmer, Esq., Chairman of Trustees, will be reeeived up to Saturday, 9th Julv, for the construcrion of a new building of brick and stone for the

Prince Edward Island Hospital

A certified cheqne for 5 per cent of the amount of the oif’r must accompany each tender.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,

?'aan and specific stions can be seen at the

vffice of WANTED <u cesesful cinvasears in anv) ° Hue te act asa closers, 360) r menth and | C, B. CHAPPELL, expenses. , Address box 679, Montreal. , June li—eodtd Architect

~~ +s Le thé DHIDCIDSIS UF tus) Vey ee~rr™™ |

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“I see ing shops,’’ said Mr. Staybolt, ‘‘a pla- card which says that campstools and

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that chairs must be hired out for other than funeral purposes, for festive occa- sions, in fact, as indeed I know of no reason why they should not be.

‘*Bot they must lead a varied life, the chairs—funeral one day and wed- ding, it may be, the next. when they start where they’re going— that is, they know the nature of the cc- casiou. They can tell that by the wag- on they goin. If when they are carried out black wagou cf the undertaker, they they are put into just a plain, ordinary delivery wagoi, they know that they are going to a wedding or a party or some gathering cf more or less gayety, but they cannot tell what will happen next.

‘Well, I don’t know that tbere’s anything so very remarkable about this after all. The experience of the chaira is like that of the people who sit on them. They bave their days of smiles and their days cf tears.’’——New York Sup.

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Queen's County Rifle Assoc.

The annual Prize meeting of the above Association will be held on

9 a.m.

The extra series targets will be thrown open one half hour before each match, S.GREY, Lieut.

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