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FOR BOSTON

INTERNATIONAL S.S 5

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Rlulnia the Cont Scvioe.

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Cosnnnencing July Sth, the Steamship ‘°S'l‘. CROIX" will I-3

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PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAN1>`

I’III’lIlAIl IIIREIIT TRIPS T0 BIISTIINI I

l»eavin¢ISs..lolsn every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5.30 _

p. rn., arrive in Boston about noon next day.

Charlottetown to Boston About 30 Hours, _Q Summerside to Boston About 28 Hours. _"1

1.-Lea 't th P.E.I.Rail b morn' train

Saturdrg ‘£3181 .?dlhn. :ia SummersidZ‘aTnd Point Dx:gCheue, nssnm tene st. Jnnn, by srnunsnip ‘st crnrx,” ne .aan p. nt.an~nnsfnt- nnnmn.

lOU'l'l 2.-Iaave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, reach St. John

mmsevenin¢,audeouuectwithWedneadayandFrldaymornin¢ ste.mers for

Sud forl-‘oldersndinfnrmationtonearstt.iekets.gent.orto

C. E. LAECI-ILEI, Agent for lt. John. N- B.

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tr-mr; sein re BOSTON

‘ lottetown for Boeton{via Hawkes-

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se“'l‘uesdays

~ Boston. andSatusdays.Fro|n

Halifax.-La 9 Wednesdays

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W. W. CLARKE. Agent,

“AN C'l;:rlot'.etown. ' Bflhaxflt. 8.

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The Gh’town

ser rrrgrnrr rr., ur

llortlmmberland and Princess,

Leave as below every day #Sundays excepted.)

From POINT DU CEIEBE (ou arrival of

afternoon train from St. John) for SUM- HERSIDE. connecting there with express train for Cbarlottemwu.

From SUMMERSIDE (on arrival of morn-

ingtraiu from Charlottetown) for Point Du Chene, connecting with dav train for St. John.

Connection at Moncton with train for Can-

adaand at St. John jwith Steamers of Inter- natioclial léipe and Railways for United States

From PICTOU [on amval of day train from

Halifax] for (‘h'rown.

From CHARLOfI"1‘E'1'0WN, seven a. m

local for Picton, (connectir th 'th da

g ere wi y

train for Cape Breton and Halifax, at Halifax, with C. A. k P. Line for Boston.

Through Tickets to be had at Grand Trunk,

Canadian Pacific, lntercolonial and P. E. Is» land Railways, and on the (`ompany’»r Steam- em and connecting lines in United States.

F. W. HALES,

(‘hnvlnHo‘r~\rv~ .Twv\¢>° _Q1-pv-ao,"-7

Fire Dollars Rewar

The subscriber will p. to any per-

son who will give information that will lead tothe conviction of the per- son or persons who stole the boards from the fence of the pasture known as the Brecken Field, between the railway crossing on the Lower and Upper St. Peter’s Road.

P. P. ARCHIBALD,

Queen Hotel.

Charlottetown.

June 5th, 1599 I

ARTHUR lIELLlSII,r Barrister and Attorney-at-law.

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____ _ Q’ __°_}i_;S I” J _ __ ,. ,r snmmersidevfnrfnbnnt 4000 inhnb- I _ The man who saws wood d°Ql1\’¢ K0* wma £0’

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Charlottetown every Friday at 10 o":lock during the season of 1899 for .¢fax, calling at Summerside, Port d..sting. Port ; Hawekesbury. Arlcnat., Csnso, Isaac Harbor, Salmon River, Sheet Harbor, returning will leave Halifax every Tuesday at 6 p. m. makingsome calls. The Steamer has excel-

Saloon amidship. Special low

freights will be given this season.

Further information apply to

Ch’Town, May 27. tf Ex. &- Pat.

° _ evmy description, fountains, and well

* . ,_ ananged walks, and enlivened with a

" hand of music during the summer even-

ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity

' of Charlottetown is charming, and

Uv 0 , thorsesfordrivingareabundantstvery

V lowprioes.Boatscanalsobehired,and

1,- J- 4 mm' outing t meant nur- ~ spends' ' Rheamstnnn' * Bastien. gnjgh C "\>€-"`>$"I sions Thsprtnctn; hgtels areD?vtes, 0// \ _ “cfe‘t”_ hugo. Ne:ralgia,sndGost- . to ‘

S. Citvof Ghent will sail from

passenger accomodations.

W. W. CLARKE.

Agent

10.30 11.15 11.55 LIT] 2.15 3.10 P.M.

Orland afterll0NDAY,June%thl@‘.he

Trains of this Railway vrlll run daily

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Read .

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3) 3.IOLv.Char1ottetown Ar.l(ltl)

.50 3.3) Royalty Junction 9.41

.12 North Wiltshire. 8.56

Hunter River 8.42 Ar. Emerald Lv 7

Lv. Juuct

6.10 Ar { Lv. 6.55 8.35 7.35

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7.45 Lv. Ar. 8-20 :.45

8.17 .... ..Welli1§li‘o_p..........7.4i 5.lll 8.45 .... ..Port ........ ..7.r4 4.20

9.37.........0'l»eary ......... ..6.2l 8.IB 10.17 ........ ..A1berton ....... ..5.

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ALM. 6.15 7.2) 8.10 8.25

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Morell

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iralns are run by lrzasteru Standard Time.

G. A. SHARP Superintendent.. P. E. L R. Charlottetown. J une 21 1899.

D» PO'l'1'lNGER.

Gen. Man, Can. Gov’t. B'ys..

Moncton, N. P.

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.IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIQIIII IIIIIIIIIY

_ ‘llre land ol Erangline Route’

‘ e as passenger and freight line betvveer all parts of New Brunsw1rk,Novs Scotia, Cape Breton and. Prince Edward la- land and Bosto .

r. The service performed by the (`ompa.ny`. ' ect of new, steel. twin screw steamers and

ast Pullman Palace Car express trains oflers nducements to all who appreciate Safety. economy, comfort and speed.

For al information, time tables,guide books.

etc, write to F H Arrrstrong acting General

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11.35 M.

And Its Attractions to Tourists.

Prince Edward Islands summer

climate is delightful, and the scenery is oeautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur. rounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, i' enjoys all the coolness of the sea breeze. and the advat t-ages that can only be de- rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de-

grees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 in-

habitants. and is the capital. It has many great retail stores,besides a large wholesale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company, two Electric light plants, and a street railway is in embryo. It has a tlrst class water works and sewerage system. It is famed for its wide and shaded streets, its many pleasant drives, the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard. its attractive surroundings, pure water, and clear, cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and a large and elegant new Opera House. 1 y also has several time public buildings 1 and a market which is one of the chief sources ofthe citizens’ pride. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establishments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite rt hil

summer reso -w e

on the east are the magnificent new Bnimings ana Driving Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in thecentre of the city. beauti- fully laid out with blooming plants of

steamers run regularly on the bays and

ttants. It is sltuatedon beautiful Be- deque Bay. lt has the largest and tinast departmental store in the Maritime Pro- vinces,besides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and sewer- age are being agitated tor. The hotels are--Clifton. Buss, and Campbell.

Georgetown and Souris have a popu-

lation of about 1.000 each. In the former are the Aitken,and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant

summer resort, is the Lsnsdow ue hotel. In Albertou, the Albion Terrace and Wisner. In Tignish the Railway; in Kensington, Clark's and Commercial ;in ° Montague, Mcllonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson.

The following hotels open for the

summer semen: At Hampton, Pleasant View ;at Stanehope, Mutch’s; and Cliff. At Bxackley Point. S|n.w’s; at Rustico, Seaside; at Halpeque, North Shore, and Hodgson House at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Seaforth, and at Pownal, Florida. ' '

In addition to those already men-

tioned thereare other towns and vil- lages in the Province with hotel ac- commodation, while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem with trout, the bays with mackerel, while game of almost every description abounds. .

N. B. -Visitors to Prince Edward ls-

land, who desire full information re- garding hotels and_ boarding houses, trains, boats, livery stables, etc., and how to reach the different seaside and country resorts, fishing places, etc., can obtain the same by writing to or calling on Messrs Johnson & Johnson. Druggists. Prowse Block, Charlotte- town, and Mr. D. K. Currie Water St. Summerside, where all information

All hotels and farm houses having ac commodation should register at the above places at once, stating charges, nature of accommodation, locality, and such matters as tourists would like ta know about.

KINGSTON CONFIRMATION.

W. C. Bennett, of Kingston says Dodd’s Kidney Pills w ll do all that is claimed for then.

Kingston, July 17-Mr. W. C. Ben-

nett, ol Barrietield just over the hill from the Limestone City, confirms what the Canadian press has been asserting recertly that Dodd’s Kidney P.lls, cure to stay cured.

To a. Toronto enquirer Mr. Bennett, wrote back as follows; 1

King=ton. May 28th.1899

Dear Sir-Your letter referring to

Dodd`s Kidney Pills received and in fe- ply would say that I have used ttem to creat advanta e, Dodd`s Kidn Prl

Tortured by

Women an ° M Itchrng Instant Relief in Dr. A. W.

Chase’s Ointment

One of the most distrdiig Sy§llPt_0mS Ima'

ginable is the almost unbrsmble itching which is an accompaniment of Leucorrhca or whites. The nerves are irntated _by the p<_>lS0H0l1_5 dl? charge. and the result ts an_ itching winch rs only rendered more arcruciating by rubbing or

scratching. _

Especially at night, when the body rs warm.

the patient is tonnented beyond the powefS Of human endurance. Sleep or rest _ts out of 1116 question. Nervousness. lmflbllliy and d¢5' pondency are a natuml result.

ln these oBi&s there are on the ile thou-

sands of letters fromgratcful women who have rnnnd in Dr. chase; ointment a_<tw°1= and certain cure for this itching to which women are subject. _

During the expectant |1130! W°m°“

sufer similar agony from itching of the parts.

of igghing pilgs, which are absolutely cured by Dr. Chaie`s intment. _ _

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afford prompt Edmansou, Bats 8 Co.,

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DC;DD'S KIDNEY fPILLS, the on y positive, never- ailin cure, on earth, for all Kidney dieasa.

Take Ns Other.

Get the Gsaalae. Refsse lssltstloaa

:== 'l`l|ere's Only 0ss Dsdfst

will be cheerfully given free of charge; SPECTAL I

REMEDIES

trusses' crtsosors srxrurtra

‘ . The house on Water;Street, oppo- site Hotel Davies, at preseilfoccupied

$1.85

and save the wrappers.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Kerosene will soften boots that have

been hardened by water.

If t to be health durin the

warmygvueatm seedtliat your bagels’ Tar. regnlarli ev . I*l\sy on t Lsxa-Lizsr Pillsy. theynstursl lsxative, that never gripes. pnrges or sicknes.

kfll.itd0l's8lni'll.

,Somemen are _never sued hscsnss -hey are notworthasou.

Hsgyarrl' Yellow0ilis so rs-

sore throst,paininthscbsst, ,quil- ly,etc.Prics25c.

For nose-bleeding bathe the hes and

neck with cold water. r

From Stratford. Ont:

-M.rH.Wilkiusouwritssthst imosdgrestrolidof Hnscuhs susm_fmm nemtrtwohoxss or

into much trouble.

It’s so pleasant to take that children cry

have Q for it; hut.it’s death to worms of all kind.

DR. LOW’S WORM BYBUP. Prices 25. All dealers,

Thelessaman stas at homeths

llssrfs Lisisssllsrssls svsnltsrs.

summsrthsnintbewinter. Dolftueglsst

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bnutnnr on were mn: it rt-nm bs-

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coming rancid.

Instant relief tesd la

BUB.N’B 8 HMDi(;% POW- ERS No depress' alter-éctl

_- mg °

' Never use boiling water on soda in recipes for baking.

- i , y Falling inlove isa serious accident. .. 3° T' IT

H It ts Ill

Sick Headaches. however annoying and

distressing, is positively cured by LAXA- LIVER PILLS. They are easy to take I and never gripe.

Boiling starch is much improved by

the additionof sperm or salt, or both, cr a little gum arabic dissolved.

Hagyard’_s Yellow CII is n cleaupreparationtouse, willnotstaiuthe skin or soil the clothing. It reduces swel l ug allays inflammation, takes out pain

I ‘4 u 4 u so ° d b - Department Public Works.

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|rt,é§s.,e;5ag§enag gmonary affections. nee 25C

I Cold rainwater and soap will remove

%‘;:i§a!g‘£?P;£ °W;n@w machine grease from washible fabrics.

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noorvs nrreusmss crm: "””"‘ "°"°'°* '|°lfl|l\l- 1,2' ‘,’,,*‘{§;,fg, “Wig °°°°°‘},},°c,L

IH teed, also .

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8P8clal Remedies prepared for DY

gislgggsétgspécmsnon, oonsrr. P3SS€(l I5 W0rm$. _ Is1GAI.»

For the Best English Drugs and I "I Puwbued a bottle of Dr. Low’s H' T D' C' uc ’ gfsnrrcrenn.

Medicines Wvrm Syrup for my little girl 11-2 year, Bank of gon Bnotlsu ' -

THL Peoples ali and lgave her the medicine as directed Q_ P

PITHIIIIIZE HUGHES ' ’ "' "°‘&..

an | _ rerutwss she passed fifteen ro nd D.0. ,|;,1__

, A th A UGG” worms in hve days. Mrs. §i1- t T' i“

t 8 notheearies Wall. .. Y’ A. A. ll LEAN, C Barrister.

iarlnkintnfvn _ gfunr Yside V lD&Il8gh, Ont. 819:31.

our WHAT A SN

and 3.5 WELCOME soA1> mppnn for nn

CAMERA~(iUARANTEED.

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pearance and taking pictures 3; x` 3; inches. Time or snap shot. Apply promptly.

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- f bottles of Burdock B Bitters cured ms 19'*

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