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loving purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hllnsby the stock and good will of Li 'books and Stationery Business in ilorris Block. we will continue in its various branches. sling at lowest prices for cash only, ik B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- mtbe business in the past, will be in of the store, and will be plqnd no mend ro all old customers .liimany new ones.

1 choice new stock of Wall Papers

‘li be at once put on sale, and all &@‘tments of the business will be R” well stocked. A well supplied -news stand will be a special feature if the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”

TIE enum coillmllv.

Successors to F. J. Hornsby)

‘£58 Block, Ch’town, March i6, igoo. m -_

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Your- 1 illillineri

Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if cin-

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venient, we ask you, and # will consider it a favor for % those who can, to leave# their trimmed hat order f as early in the week as*

possible #

Perkins & Co. gf

The Millinery Leaders.

Slllfdlltt

All British Companies. Risks taken at low rates.

ynilmantllu.

y- Agents.

Telqihone 67. °

‘ie lcfliurei Say’

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ed." sothe sand we use for our castings

needs to be moulded and fashioned. That s what our moulders are doing everv dav, moulding and fashioning the sand lilie

niito the Rgttsrnst it is t_-erefore very im- ponanit ttlie patterns be first-class in every respect, for as the tterris are so will tbecastings be. M e hive iirst-class pattern-makers employed and are able to , meet the required need. ‘ Give us atrial when in need of Castings,

. ui __ W Tir-¥9;*=f= F°°==<1==~=» in canada. or 12,000 inhabitants

Stem Navigation Co’s Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E. I

~ ton issued in 1722. Ann Hebbins was

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and their people. But of them all

already a strong body of troops

may invite Russia to land an armed

invited Russian troops would 0 quickly

made wonld become permanent. The trouble seems likely enough in the end

to hasten the much talked of partition of China.

__.,_.__.

y There is yet another month of the Gan- adian fiscal year to be heard from, but the reports for eleven months give indica- tions that the aggregate trade of the Dominion may reach a figure near- ly, if not quite $50,000,000 in excess of last year, and last year was a record maker.

Boston laments the fall of the famous

old elm tree on her Common which was

blown down by the gale of a few days ago. It was of great size and age-just how _old no one can say, but something older than Boston itself. The elm was located

as a. conspicuous object on a map of Bos-

hanged from one its limbs for witch craft

` tree must have been of some considerable

‘ag oat t§§t time tobear such fruit.

g ` Thérati. t ° d _;2 _ a man; when i_nstinct_is supen_ '_ ._ ‘ " 0' mwatemen Ima

1 on appaiently good authority that France produces annually two thirds of as *much wheat as the United States and more

than any other country. The order in which the wheat-growing countries rank

‘in productiveness is as follows:--United States, France, Russia, Aust-ria-Hungary, Argentina and Canada. France alone produces more wheat than the entire con-

tinent oi Asia. It is surprising that an old and thickly populated country like

France, with an area less than one of the larger American States, should had it profitable to raise so much wheat. The fact affords evidence alike of the excel-

lence of French agriculture and the rich- ness of her Soil. ’

THE El)Il0R’S MAIL.

The City Lighting.

Sm,-I was pleased on' reading the

Examiner of Friday evening to see that some one has at length realized the fact that there seems a strong probability of our cityhaving foisted upon it again the old played out, broken down and outof- date system of street lighting with which our city has been amicted formany years.

Thereare many rumors in the air and

very st-range ones too, and it would be well for our City Council to take care that their handsareclean, and that no picion .should attach to theié; iii connection with _the coming- cohliiact for meet lighting. For ih_¢.$s,iion finish the city pays for street lighting, a»1s'ervie`Fe_

f, lofavery different nalzre from tfhit iiow-3-. _ » " ,` 1 __',__ , ,_ ‘ *ln force should be f licomi_n#,*'and re- 0 T _ N g ‘S X _mains with the citizens to seé to it that if-33-§' f f ‘I _

i 1 ` no jobhery takes place in' connection with

e ‘new contract." city

has such an obsolete street _

Phonens ’ ,as we put up with and why _is it?

A 4-

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Good Bicycles

For IEI1re-

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6.... cycles

FOP §&»16

in the far east-probably 100.000 men- _suserers by thefamine in india. ‘ land there appears to be some suspicion Al1‘¢0-dy 80_kU0Wl€flU€fl $210-20 in England that the Dowager Empress -' C°ne°l'ed in Murray River by Rev-' H"

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force toassist in protecting the Chinese"J C I-m1sb°r° 2' ~

capital. The feeling is tx; if thus-Tom] $23930

on the ground and the occupation once f S

in 1656, and that was 344 years ago. The-

im my be found ten or twelve 'different

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'rim GUABMAN. cH.m.i.or'ri.To»vN. Palace EDWARD

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lamps are out of date and do not emit six speakers discussing

Q 1 ty per cent of their proper candle power, Speaking generally the law ,not state

andstill it seemsas if the Council by their in what localitiesqsuchpubllc gatherings p self-imposed silence are shutting off other should be held, butit doesgstate that they T

I WmRh\'°°":';‘i;g ‘f ' 7 ' 7 7 possible competitors from competing and must not interfere with the rights ofthe ’

gnai-total!! reliii:-e lum- MONDAY. J UN E ll, 1901. will perchance at the eleventh hour and public. This meeting - a religious

M80, lci\uc‘ and all V when too latoeclu for tenders nndtvhus place _ nleeting, and I have great rh¢\1ml¢i¢ Pai" U' ` it beyondthe power of any one but the pathy for such. No doubt liliere was a 3'; gfnethrifle ‘h°fe:' y THE TROUBLE 'N cm-NA* _'Royal Electric Co. of Moiitrealto putjln a_ crowd, but they were there trrfflisten. It d ,_ ` _ . t‘ tender. For n. new concern, _who .might is hard to draw the line, for a

” MUNYON. mA;;thefre;; p°“le_rSh base ;n mteres be a successful tenderer to securean up-to has the right to stop on the

M |11 qi-Quin, e ,__f`°“ W “C t ,°__ “ers “fe new plant,aud placaitiu prsition wtll,.».gpcak to_a1fri__eud, he has not the

25c. a vial. uido making flu Chill!! Mid B\'lf~9-lU»R\1SS"" " uire manymouths and tenders should gatheracrowd so that tradlc .M m ' the United Si-Stes, Germany and France then have been asked for. The city for impeded. Public meetings area

UQ hgvg 1a_nd¢(1_ mu~{_;;¢¢: from théir War _What it now spends could have an enclosed* _'ent feature wherever they are

` 7 ` l h. to te t th '_ t. al i Arc lamp that will give :out twice the-_fhad~'thisbeena:.,politica_l nieqtingvlp

`s 'ps pm ° en' na mn n S 8 ipower, given out by the lamp nowln use V very much that `tli_'ere'<`wouid"h¥'I‘e

find a lamp that _-_would seldom or never any nfrests at all. The Salvation

Britain has by far the largest cominer- out. *This is_~too important a matter afwell recognized ution, 1

,cial interest, gg newly f,h;~¢e.f0urth3 offer our citizenxgito sit down quietly under, mitted that

the foreign trade of China is in her hands. *nd "il“»“°§& _thinks °‘_u`_ ___m°th°ds are _ _ see to. 1°H,8__9»S

The situation is greatly complicated by -` “ f ' _gf right to;

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The following amounts are in aid of the

Carter 8.60

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Members Arrested for Holding Services in

Victoria Square, Montreal, Released.

MONTREAL, June 7.-James Moore,

laborer, and John Kneeland, printer, who were arraigned before the Recorders court on the charge of isinging, shouting and screaming on Victoria Square, Suu- day evening last, were declared not guilty by Mr. Recorder Weir.

It was as part of the Salvation Army

that these men had gone to Victoria Square and intended to hold_ ii meeting. The police 'ordered them to move along, but as the const-able Who spoke to them did not show his police badge, the men refused to go, ani were finally arrested.

Mr. Recorder \Veir said that the case was rather difficult, and gave rise to a much discussed question. “British sub- jects,” he said, “have a. unique privilege; they meet together for services and meet- ings in public sqiiares. In Montreal we _have not formed thchabit in vogue else- -where, such as Hyde park, London, or 7-Boston Common. In those places, there

A Y “ There are times whens. horse knows more

_ _ _ _ - he_canseeia8xe da.rk=

_ _ but which is veiled

_ és from the man’s eyes.

A with a ma.n’s body; it

_nghts against carry-

Yours truly, rigflll

the fact that the Empress Dowager ofl I- ' E1,`1;¢-mg,” y erolse

Chinn, who is the auioci-at of chef; i ' f th Empire, is more or less openly the friend _'J _ - _ meg "vue °r e

c th if Idi isstheact .

of Russia, while refusing to take any Guardian F2,Inl]1C ' are ore' _sln__..____£n

energetic measures to suppress `the 1 V Yau, best friend

Boxem _ ' ,_ Fund. advice than this:

" ‘ bad stomach and

Russia is the one power which has ' ___.__. 53,1-gap¢u-t,Ua,”

_cni1ciren's‘ - Rea<iy fume

It is often the same _

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ing the man over the

brink of the md- pice, disease. en the heart beats irreg- ularly, when there are pains_in the head, ringing in th`e ears, cough, indigestion, loss of appetite and lack of energy-some or all of these symp- toms-the body is on the brink of danger and is crying “ halt l ”

No man need be

carried over the fatal brinkjof disease if he

Q will 'heed Nature’s

_ warning and accept

her help. This help in its most concen- trated and perfect form is contained in Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. This _

great alterative extract coniipletelyuiiodiiies every _abnormal condition o the disordered digestive or alimentary functions. It makes the stomach strong, V the blood rich and healthy, builds up t_1ie nerve centers and so regulates the functions of all the vital or- gans, that they co-operate perfectly for the health of _the entire system. “ Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant.

Mr. Geo. M' t , f Th rnnaaeignis, il>1f,rwi?it¢§2;37 -‘ stir!-iigisiiiinesiirggti was terribly run down. Numerous ailments __ had been coming upon me on_e by one, 1 qe. pided to try Gol_ en Medical Discovery ' and the Pleasant Pellets' The benefit derived was be- yond my fondest hopes; I took five bottles the ‘Discovery_‘ and used the fPe}1‘ets' when ces- nixgngunng the tune oftaking the tive bottles as ed. I in weiipht 9 ygwh- pingnicrethan evei-in myl e; bi-ingizixigieiigi in and and removing these' _' _ jents; viz: _Palpitation of _the heart, _sle?less `nig'hts, press- ing and sphttingrgiiiis in t e head, ringing in the ears. with p_a _ ldenfneas and throbbing. a rssceeseoconaes 9°-° .°sa’@..s°i. _ so ,., __ - g C yo d¢f ‘5$'¢"°f? nervous, Ctc. hose ,giggles at- lle: of fDiscovery' and _!~?elie`t`a’ ,re- m°*¢§if@»il!5§¥°i‘l'!9bl¢S. Bud re, and made me of _iftyas I haveever have been in

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Natu rain* ,

Products

now on sale-

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Bonbons for cough Pgc pol: Soo

Sonia `-Wine

Sims

Qmimgni £90 Ctc

The manufacturers of

oelébriied-

the _`_pro’uct

Italian Pine N

A- B_1’fll0¢’s. _ _ -

man and ‘

___instit _ and it is

-"'doesl_

Ydtstlnct, but as

it interfere' the

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you no

DFBSSCS. p _ _

Duck, serge and linen, wash goods, with embroidered collar, _~linen- collard, others in galleta and other Hollan washing goods, cloth skirts with eton~ 'acke_ts; 'bout nity, li__ttle"fki1tii_§ iittletots_.f:rom 2 yearsold t'p:5,al _ M to nt from4 years to;8_y§?$. Rrieeséfqf kilt suits,”/so to sam; . _ in £4.06-fei- kirts suits; dress, $a.0<_l to $S.o'3;chi dren s oats, red and blue,-$3.o0 and $5.50.-Jas f aton 81 Co. 4 w&~eod t

The display of J ardiniers _ in the show

window of Colwill’s- Crockery Store -is very neat. Those desiring anything in that line should call to-day.--11 11.

Bicycle pants at $1.7 5 and

ladies’ bicycle skirts at $4.50 it Paton & Co’s._ 8 21

The tourist's travelling] wrap and golf

cape. See our Royal 1-Iig lander made in deep bi_ plaid throughout. High collar

stitchedipwith combination hood, fringed and plain hoods, $8.00 to §15.50. T ey are known in England as ‘Bohs” Body Guard. Shoulder ca.pes,crimp satin. The very newest chiffon collar, ~ beaded trimmings, short in length, a very dressy capettc. Price from $3.7o, by mail free.- Jas. Paton 8: Co. 2, w till Aug. eod d

The cultivation of flowers is a. pleasure

to most persons, and is included in the one arts.Give your children a. little plot to themselves. ~ Call at Gay‘s Market to-day and select some of their choice plants. A boy or girl has never been known to get iutomischief working at a flower garden. Beautiful pansy in bloom, daisy, verbena, phlox, asters, stocks, carnations, dahlia, 1 etc . 9, Fri. Tues. 8: Fri.

WANTED at Hotel A_ca.dia an assistant

cook. Agply at _Hotel or -J.'H. Myrick & Co., Fish arket, Charlottetown . 8 lw

room. Just suit. Colors, fhecks, blacks.

homesguns.-Jas. Made ress .Makers

Ca rter’s Seeds Grow

Miss Sexton, expert corset

fitter of New York, will be at Stanley Bros’ Store Mon- day, Tuesday and ‘Wednesday

for a. drabs

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her. Come _and be htted whether you want a corset or not- No charge for fitting;

3 ~_' 'i$ ' P I . ~ po -Stanli y Bros `

Swell summer coats, short lengths.

Very stylish, in grey, fawn, drab,mottled' stone color, steel, arl, red, navy and

$8.00, $10.00, $12.00 as hi h as' seventeen.

31 d&W tf

on Friday next, May -ith at- 7.15 Charlottetown, leaving Ferry Wharf *on

All qualities. ~38 in. to-14. Duck, pi ne”

choose from.-Jas. Paton 5: go, _ , 5,d&w tg Garter’s for Wall-»»Paper¢ Wanted.-Coats and vestmalrers at'Di

_ 10 dkw _tt

Auction 4' on Monday,

at l2_o clock, noon, the

House. King techs

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Made of white, softli M

Braid (she same as is

and trimmed with edge. of .the_brim_is brim iscurled, but-»_thief

-it to-be tufaed

is is of the wearer, and is 1sfying_Quting

T These hats

Prix

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of "next week, when evervi

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lady who likesaperfect htting gg

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Are tohand. N ~`;

They are the pretiiestlot

We are busy making invite our patrons' to ,All clothes made by us

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corset that she _can Wear with J -_ "

ease and comfort, will have A ' _ the opportunity _of being' V

iitted’to exactl ,what suits' ‘ _ i

W B 'Americafs greatest’ 2 'I 2 V p orset 100 er ian* and u 1 _ -` __

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Nothing as_ good to be giadl in the city. ` We bought more colored' Just the thing for the June bride or the' °

July one either.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. l€g¢e ff°nts me” 3

Cocoa and Windsar Wafer; are the

léitest p}i1'ed;ictionbby Christie, Brown SC "1 SUIY SPVWK 2 cafef o..in t a ' 't-1' . Th U __ __ __;:f -f 1_1 _ ‘ . gléciiciius eeatiii? addmaiie fhlilfsale ii? _ mem?

o s. 8 Zi. ‘

return at4 p_. m. ‘Shes will call at West- “ ,,- _ ; ville both going and coming. This 3; ’ 'i *‘” wlllbe ma e every.Friday’-until further ° * fi" f~_-_(ja, ,_ _- |10UG9- " _ 9 d&:w1 mo. _ " Wash skirts, ready to wear. All siZes,= i `

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This isfnis indminisnn

blue' Prices $2°5°»§-10°: $4-50-55-00, $5-50. 0 Why such big reductions 1. You may

uiiai ' In

_ I _to us,a,t,al_blglr`eg|uctio§n

£l.“,‘.’.“ i’»?2i§'..?.‘z§’$ii‘i?’2.§*é‘t..?.i __ “’° ""““°‘*‘ii` ‘°'“°‘*""°°* °' W ’°°"“ iine}d.fr0Pri¢1?s hire $8.00 is $1_5;5o__ 'A11 city. To dispose of this stock we ofer such Hbglfjl i’?.“gi... ‘$';§i.§..ti§.?’i‘5‘?.§”‘i-.5f'i”.“.“il“”°<§.§‘ Fleieeiléitiflihitff- 'if ' We 1°

_ _ 2. d&w:tf Black Sateen Shirts ~

Ste SQ gt .__ Th ` » _ T ' . . . Q »» S0,,,?,;'g§,f Wm 313;; Wes, R§,erS§;,\g,=;_§_ our Hggsnminimnanga wma sign-a in on

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crash, serge and other wash s. 3% 3

aotd.

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on display

Millinery Parlors. -` ‘

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