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while the oil feeds and nour- |
ishes, and the hy pophos- phites makes the nervés steady and strong.
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Well nilt Houses
are the kind of houses | put up. I have built a number, and can show you thern.
The owners of the houses like them.
Call and see me, or write me and I wil! cu}l and see you,
You will fiud my figures surprisingly low.
WM. W. HARPER
Manufacturing Contractor,
BRE TEE ETSI 18 ase
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You Didn't Forget a Bar of ROYAL OAK SOAP,
We’re sure to want it in our house. It im- proves the clothes so much, besidee it is very pureand one bar wil! do a3 much as 2 bars of filled imported soap.
For sale everywhere. Beware cf imitations
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Dominion of Canada
PROVINCE OF
Prince Edward Island City of Charlottetown
Before Francis Longworth Haezard, Esq the Stipendiary Magisirate for the City of Chharlottetown.
Take notice that His Honor, the Sti- pendiary Magistrate for the said City of Charlottetown, bas by virtue of the power and authcr.ty in him vested bv the statute of the General Assembly of the said Island instituted: —
An Act to Consolidate and Amend the several Acts Incorporating the City of Charlottetown, ordered and appointed that Wednesday, 28th June, next, be the day setdown for hearing all appeals made to him from -he preceeding Valuation Aesees- ments of the rates impused or authorized by the City Council of the said City, and that on such day and daily thereafter, until all such appeals have been heard, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, in the Police Court, in Charlottetown, aforesaid, all such appeals will be heard and finally determined by him.
Dated this 17th day of June, A D, 1899
ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, Collector for said City
FOR SALE
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One Buggy, One Piano— will be sold cheap. Apply to J J. JOHNSTON,
148 Barrister
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THE
BEAUTIFUL RAIN |
fry rair |
Listen we now to thy sweet refrain; |
Pattering and dancing like tnnocent mirth, | Cheering,refreshing the ramishing earth, | Brightenidg the hilltop, vailey and pla
} | : O bow we welcome thee, beautiful rain. |
Beautiful rain,— Falling in showers, never falii
¢ the plants to look up to the sky,
ng in vain; |
Laying the dust, that round us did fly,
Washing the sidewalks, ne’er leaving a Stain, Q thon arta blessing, thou beautiful rain. | Beautiful rain, Oh when thou art tardy, the farmers complain | They've planted and 80wn on the fine
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sunny days, But up to the sky, oft did anxiousls
gaze, For signs of thy coming; the and ihe raio, Thirets for thee, and needs thee, O
beautiful rain.
Beantiful rain,— Falling on cottage and lordly domain, Like a message of mercy, thy music we hear Coming to bless us, and coming to cheer, Biddiug us trust in our Father again, Welcome, O welcome, thou beautiful rain.
Beautiful rain,—
Come in lovely showers, again, and again Cheering and gladdening the earth every- where Making the flowers bleom, clearing the air, O we should be contented, aod never
comp'ain, Bnt thank God for sending thee, beau- tiful raia.
Ax. Charlottetown.
THE DOUKHOBORS.
Seventeen Cases of Smallpox, but All Progressing Nicely.
Qvenes, Que, Jave 25—Thereare now seventeen cases Of smallpox et Grosse Isle, eleven among the Doukhobors and six among the crew of the Lake Huros. All are doing well, aud if the present state of affairs costinues, the whole party will be allowed to proceed on June 28th. Two} deaths have occurred, ene from dysentery, | and the other from old age, deceased being | &@ woman of 98 years. On Sunday, Mon-. day and Tuesday last the Doukbobors
celebrated the Feast of Tabernacics.. They were decked in their holiday attire and presented a
most picturesque appearance. The funeral ceremonies are ofa unique nature. A)! the relatives of the deceased are d:awn up in two lines, one composed of men and the otherof women. Thev sing hymns, while the men ehake hands and bow to each otber in turns, and the women do likewise. Then the men etrobrace ove anotb«r and the women follow suit, and sli march up and cordole with the bead of the family. The ceremony takes up at least an hour. One of the Doukho! ors is over 100 yeur- of age and bears up weli, though the trip has fatigued him very mugh. There are several cases of dysentery among the older women, tome of whch may prove fatal. The meo have been scooping out bath along the rocky shores, The new im migrants hav-a peculiar dislike to crosse<, which they abbor asthe instrument of torture of Gur Lord. Thev objected to the tickets puton their clothing becanse there was a red cross on each ticket. —— e-em
—-[nteresting developments are expected in Manitoba. It is reported tbat Mr. Greenway has compietcd his railway deal,
A New York despatch states that the Standard Oi] Co. has ivcreased its capital stock from $100,000,000 to $110 000,000,
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DAILY EXAMINER
BUTLER STOCK COMPANY
A TORONTO WITNESS.
A Dramatic Organization of Merit | Benjamin Bacon, of 255 North Lis-
Now at the Opera House.
The WwW. Ba Br tler St kK 6...
opened a week’s engagement at the Opera;
House Iwst night io Haze! Kirke, should not be c yafeunded with the or linary ten, twenty and thirty cent companies that
It
Butler is an
have been inflicted on this city. occupies a higher plane. Mr. actor of merit, with leanings to the good old school] and he bas surrounded himself winter time fill respons,
the American stage,
with men who in ainle Kachewing the comedy plave, he present? a series of leg, itimate dramas tnat should appeal to the veteran theatre goers.
Hazel Kirke, last night, drew a good house, that applaugbd tne performagse with judizions measure. A curtain cal! the first act, and Mr. Butler was compelled to respond to several demande as the play progressed. In apparance and dialect he was the typical North of Eng gland miller and in the scene where he curses his danghter, Mr. Butler displayeda dramatic fire that took the house by sterm. Mr. Terry,»s Pattacus Green, in voice and action reminded his hearers of W. A. Lytell, than whom no better comedian in kvoe#n in St. John. He is easy graceful polished and knows how to speak the Engli-b language. Mr, Chappelle as Arthur Rodoey was capital, but Mr. Clar- endoa as Aa'hur Carrinogford(Lord Trav- erse) appeared to be out of his element, Euglish lords, as a rule, remove their hats when in the presence of ladies. Mies Henrietta Brown as the miller’s daughter gave evidence ofa clear conception of the author’s idea and her work indicated the the possession of gifts that fit her for more emotional roles. Miss Emma Lathrop was a very aceepteble Mercy Kirkeand Lady Travers aod the balance of the cast was good. There is something odd abou Hazel Kirke a8 a dramatic production. Squire Rodney clears up the situation in the first act and yet works to the finale without apparently knowing that he has unravelled the plot in advance.
The specialties between the acts were very good. Harry Maye sang bis popular composition, “The Singer in the Gallery” +0 as 80 get an enthusiastic encore, and Joho 8S. Terry and Mabel Lambest were applauded tothe echo. Mr. [erry ia a phenomenal singer, who would takea high piace on the concert stage.
A better pleased andience has seldom lett the Opera House. Tonight, Al! a Mistake, will be presented with a five cast. StJohe Sun, June 20: The above com- pany Opens a week’sengagement at the Masonic Opera House on Thursday, July 6th.
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Nowadays when women are try:ng to du everything itis not strange thut many things are over-done. Itis not strange that there are all kinds of physica! and mental disturbances. [f the woman who ia a doctor, or a Jawyer, or a journal: ist, cr in business would not try to be a eociety woman too it might be differed ; but the woman wno knows when sbe bas dove aday’a work has yet tobe born U-nully aweman’s way is to keep doing untl she drops. Working in this way bas imanifola evils. the most common troutle resulting from over-exertion, euber mentaliv or phys cially, is coustipa- tion of the bowels, with all its attendant horrers.
Dr. Prerce’s Pleasant Pellets are the moet sflectual remedy in the market. They werk upon the evstem easily, na ur- ally. There is nounpleasant oausea after taking them. No = griping—uo pain— no discomfert, They arecomposel of ma- terials that go through the tystem yra- dually, collectino all impurities aud, 1 ke the good little servants that they are, -lis- poring of them effecturlly.
Send 31 one-cent stumps to cover cart of mailing on!v, and receive free a copy of Dr. Fiercve's Medical Adviser. Adiress World’s Disyensary Medical Association, Boffalo, N. Y.
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Seeded eecens paeeccaeelly aa ee
GRAND zea Party,
ON THE
NEW CHURCH GROUNDS
TRACADIE,
—ON-. WEDNESDAY, JULY Sth.
SANDERSON & CO.
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PURE FOOD SELLERS |
NWOTICE! |
3 Sealed Tenders will be received by the | [rustees of the Montague School til] Friday evening June 30 b 1899 for the removing of the old schoolhouse from the | present site tothe land of C. B. Frases, & distance of about 20 chains. Said Schoolhouse to be repaired according to a specification to he seen at i JOHN J. McDONALD Trustees
Montague June 220d 1899 d
Only a few minutes wa'k, through a beautifal grove, trem Tracadie Station, an idea: place for a day’s outing.
All the amusements, games and attrac - tions usual at the very best tea parties, together with many new and rare scenes
; and attractions are guaranteed all visitore.
Suffice it to say that ell concerned are fully determined to do and provide every- thing that will entertain pleasure and de- light in a royal manner. Every person who will be so fortunate as to come Should the fifth prove unfavorable the tea. will be held on Saturday 8th July. Be- sides the regular trains running at reduc-
/ed rates, a epecial will leave Ch’town at
8.300’clock, will leave Summerside at 6 40 o’clock standard.
Specials for the west returning will leay Tracadie at 4.30 standard. Exception-
ally low fares from the east by regular
trains,
which
modern ecciety and farce |
gar Street, Questioned Concern- ing Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Toronto, June 26.—Amongthe many who bave been cured of Lame Back (the commonest symMpiom of Kidney D sense ) in the Queen City is Mr. Benjamin Bacon, of 225 North Ligsar St. He was asked by leuers recently whether his cure by Dodd’s Kidney Pil's was entirely a stisfac- tory.
Here is Mr. Bacon’s reply.
§Toronto, June2, 1899,
Dear Sir,—Il am in receipt of your let- ter in reference to my cure by Dodd’s Kideev Pills. I bad a severe pain in my back, was recommended to try Dodd’s Kidney Pills, did, aud got instant re- lief.
Yours truly, Beyxs. Bacon
Rheumatism Cured in 4 Kours.
MrH E Weet, Water Street, Vancouver, writes: | have been suffering from a very painfuly attack of Pbeumatism fin my right shoulder,and could pot atten pt to raise my arm, #0 great was the pain. A friend procured a bottle of Griffiths’ Men thol Liniment, and in less than four bours the pain entirely left me and has nt re turned, It certainly is the great pin re- liever, 25 cents to all druggists.
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To be entirely relieved of the paios and aches of rheumatism means a grea: deal and Hood’s Sarsaparilla does it,
SICK HEADACHE
Positively cured by these Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsiae Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsé ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
Small Pill. Smail Dose, Small Price.
Substitution the fraud of the day. See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter’s, Insist and demaad Carter’s Little Liver Pills.
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Tea Party
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oT. TERESAS
The Par:shoners of St. Teraesas propose bclding a grend Tea Party, on the beauti- ful grounds adjoining the church, aud ad- jacent to the Railway on
No effort Will bé epired te eke 1) fh. the Excelsior Tea Gf the sea -ov,
The avilities of thé Jades of ‘St Teresa’s to cater to the taste- /f the mo-t fastidious are wel] known, ar! « féfresh- ment saloon stocked with ali thy delicacics the 2xcelsior Vea.
Prizes will be given for 100 yards dash sack race, tug-of-war, ec.
Tea cn the tables at 12 o’elock. Tick- ets 25 cents. Friends bent on a Saturday excureion wil! please remember the date, July 8:h, and thus ensure for them- selvee a pleasant out ng.
Full particulars as to trains, etc, later, Shouldthe day prove unfavorable, ies wil] be held on Monday
JAMES A. McDONALD, Sec’y St Teresa’s, June 12,99
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ARTIFICIAL ceca EETH
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DR. JOHN P. MURRAY,
of the season, will be a special feature of |
CHAKLOTTETOWN, JUNE 28, 1899
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SATURDAY JU Y 8th 1999!
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Queen St. near Londen House. |
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Straw and Crash Hats
Natural Wool Underclothing,
Men’s Balbr Underclothing, size 34,
36, 38, 40,242, 44, 46 inches.
Men’s Summer (cats in cloth, cord, lus- ter and Flannels.
Men’s light Coats and Pants made uf in the very latest style
Mer’s Light Summer Vests in ail the leading sty les.
Men’s Cashmere and Cotton Hose in all the different qualities and sizes.
Men’s Outing Shirts from 25. up to $2.
Bathing Suits in ail sizes and priccs.
Six hundred Suits Balbr Underclothing for 45c a suit, worth 75c. ‘This is the best snap ot the season
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