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_the silver better thnx any other polish.

oNc|: uslsp--ALWAYS usr-:n.

A Put hp in half pint bottles at 25c a bottle.

Sold only by `

W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler.

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Reporters and Correspondents Z2;

I ~ Everywhere-

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med Joseph A. Shepherd, Alex Collier, yo,"

`E'iward McKinnon and Frnest Latter DM. “"5 ff' were before the Ceurt for comer loafing. sho*

` eilrst two were each given ,$3 or 10 ,oh

Irie

in his usual pleasing and afiablc mann

appslrss _

eep regret that we have learned

George Burgess of Urapand left

Luci lilnlsl fr

silver Polish T t

Dean Mn. Bonuses:-It is with feelings

Ar the Police Court Monday four lads ard

' 1" intended departure from our midst.

iogyour sojourn ' here You have n yourself to be, both in !0\H‘ ssionalcapacitv and in your social

. i f , 'ml °U*\1'J>¥.41'- ?*i3°§, “V39 m“;"D.i“'.W '51 '9°" ' _

‘I no nfsscnfirlqn.,

to

charge of the cheese hot-01'! Il U1”

On the cvs of his departure he wll

d upon by a _number of his

nde and presented with the following

‘ address accompanied by a beautiful and , tantlal token of their esteem. The station was made by Dr. Robertson

P

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Meer ME Arran ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

'WIC-T

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unnaannaa

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J .nt Stud", V son school. The head of Mount Allison read

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cAR.°N. Eiccutionary department is Misa A

'P|.A'[|"°1'Yll. h gtgcilarver of Pownal. This recognit ARTISTS PROOF! ~ `

NEW DHBIIBAY ILOCK.

e ltndio when baby ia always

welcome.

:unsung _ Bgugm

if ,I 3 ii

was dismissed with a warning. O drunk, 15. Callaghan, was lined $4 or days.

h dryers. nina el oi- sldays and one fourth f’,,,,,

Da. Bonnxs of Mount Allison Ladies’ of u h l is

course with us, in every way worthy

ns .of our conildence and esteem; and we 15 ,cannot allow you to depart Wlthvvb

conveying to you some exprelelvl

our attachment and regard. We

Ii " 3% Gloves

Ali! Al._YiAYS RELIABLE

at Sraniev Bros.

S

oe'o.- H. cook. You I

GEO. E. HUGHES,

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i1_am~.v.an.\.~.e»»e~s-~.-.~~~ .... I pair up - to - date.

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Souris, P.

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L AR GE OR

shirts, collars and cuffs 1

D ce you may want laun best on one collar nr a doz.

Phone 15| will brl ng our team io your door I

LAUNDRY,

STXQEFBL

' Mrs B F Longworth

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sions. ,sf `

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Large or small parcels of isurdry wer

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Phone |51

k, `

eive equal attentioni

from us 7>on'i imagine that we neglect email ar is dered. we do our

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flu* t.“...'

a .Pair of

ai“.=:r."a.2r.:fSl 5l21iCfS

;_I`l1e _best smoke in the city W k _ or t e money. e t In It a Try i ='=§;=“;,°f_I;:\lh-} l pleasure to show

` you tl1em~never

in the Slater

Aporhecofiee mu. | period had we bet-

ter lines to show you. Our stock is all in and every

Prices

spect for yourself.

that students who had oomdeted

» friends.

and oblige The Guardian.

»

estbeing the question of doctrine a

thought the proposed union should

broad enough to include both Calvinist and Arminian.~Sackville Tribune. M” Burgesg umde A suitable reply

thanking his friends for the generous,

VVHAT WHS 0112 Oi' the H1085 IDIGWSNDR and altogether unexpected expression of

IBCUIFBS Of DUB 5058011 WHS d¢IIV9I‘8d bl' their regard which they had given hint. Rev G. M. Campbell in the school room of Luncllwn hgvlng been served, the Centenary church last evening when be cgmmny _j0|n¢d in Singing "Blfgg be rs-told the story ofthe Crimea. The room me me [hm |,iu.jg_" after which R.~¢v_ A was well filled and as the reverend gen-

tleman told oftheunilinchingcourage dis- to R close 5 mos; interesting and lm played by the allied forces of England, preisive gCct51g;,;he,~ing_

France and Turkey in lighting against overwhelming odds and wreeting vlclorv

from what t

ing in hand the restoration of the old`

parish Cemetery, Malpeque Road, desire

Come 'in and in- toacknowledge receipt of the following

amounts.

Mabon’s Drug Store, . §'~lv'5’755i3ck"°wled“°d $5333 l " I

_ _Allcy& Co.

, Mrs Sterling

Lt Col J D Irving Mrs Charles Leigh Sr

John Saunders

_ __ __ T L Taylor

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no ‘-King nn., Reign."

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BABY S 0WN SOAP

Pure, Fragrant, Cleansing .,

A Safe Soap /or n TENDEH Slrln I

.4 boodsocpfof Ar/rs/f/n l

Albert Toilet Soap 0o.,iVlfrs.. nourneaa. There is no other lust as good.

af

Received to-day direct from

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You

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° Mir of ahora thatwovt press your feet. At .

"le umeuaaa you will rave one on eve I

P3

, ‘I ' ' .llool-lets--Seettiem' ledwn childreufs eyesis very a_t- “dl”

`iffl_l1g_,_bI,O;1_\':metll0d mlglng B , _ _ I _ ` ,, ` itpossi eorusto suit the

f , ,lcve.Chocolates, especially Chocolates done up in 1Y1°“¥1lm¢111f WSCS- T Q BE T !

; one und Pdce soe ‘nd 60° _Per d N aneataeo cotalernhleeettagc with a al

3 _ _ _ _4 I __ __ ' _ . _ ` ,, _. .f. _ , ,_ _ _ _ lawn attached, furnished, for the comm: As . M..-~-‘ ~ ' ! ‘ ', _,_ _it ,__ s -Ye _ v ‘, . ,‘ _ meats. at victoria, cnpcas, so |.»|.s.¢_

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P ,_ V Y , _ _ _ _ Apply to l. K. Ieaweil. merchant, victoria or

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Wm Chandler

A Friend

Oi’i’.~rtory, Sons of England, taken in St. Paul’s Church 11.74

. $95.74

THE death took place at his home Glad-

stone, Lot 64, on May llth, of Captain John W. Horton, aged 81 years, 4 months and 14 days. Deceased was A native of Guyshorougb County, Nova Scotia, and came to Gladstone (then part nf Murray River School District) from Cape Canso in 1852. Ha was well and favorably known in all this section of country. For anumber of years his health has been, poorly and during the winter months was confined to the house but few thought the sud so near till a short time before his death. He was a good man and an earn- est friend of temperanoe, and has gone to his reward. He leaves to mourn his wife, live daughters and three sons. The daughters are: Mrs. George Mabey, Glad- stone; Mrs. Archie McDonald, Murray Harbor South; Mrs. W. H. Potter, Finley, North Dakota; Mrs. Fred O. Hanson, Fiaxton, North Dakota; Adelia E. at home. The sons fare: Daniel A., on the homestead; William A., Captain of schooner B. S. Keeper; John A. in the employ of Wansgauset Machine Co , New York. He also leaves 14 grand-children. -i_?.__._,___

Iron Blood _Piiie.--A valuable remedyll

for all forms of debillny arising from an impoverished and deficient blood supply. They are a direct food for the blood, and greatly Increase its' tone and quality. They change tha pale and sallow complex- ion into the ruddy glow of health; only 25

cents bot. A. W. Rsddin Phm B.

comme EvE_N_Ts.

Uihy Council macho on tihc second HN-‘ say in each month. Dr. Fl F. Kelly, sum; w. W. uma, oily ata-r.

__ f Tocnnahaadacaalo tan minutes nas Kumforo Headache Powders. _ - l

7` _i.i _ Lots ofmen we'e.r"em‘ i‘ Weeks’

hoolcf Oratory, Boston to the effect °!!C

location course at Mt. Allison, would be prev mitted to the senior class in the Euler- highest decree: as e citizen you were ev

her work will be moat gratifying to her wilt'

. Renewal Notices have been whq, mailed to our subscribers during ,mu the past few days. if you have .,m,v|m,|,,,, ,m0¢,,_ neglected to make remittance We 'kindly do so by return mall comp

Th

Ds.. Al,l.IsoN, who occupied the pulpit may

,of the Methoblat church Sunday ,mee morning gave avery able address on the “|ends_ ‘proposed Union of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational

churches. While he favored the idea of'

0 l union, yet be recognized the difficulties

to be overcome, two of the great-

the matter of |Llneracy. The doctor

see ned inevitable defeat, he

was interrupted again and again by bursts of applause. There were many magnii‘l» cent views of the battles of the Crimea,

_ . ° 3 as well as of the wooden walls of old Eng-

IS Q land nod, by contrast. Pictures of her

modern fleet were thrown on the screen.

0 ` The lecture was thoroughly enjoyed by

all present.~ St John Telegraph.

_ 0 I . Tun Treasurer ofthe Committee, hat

5 00 5 00 5.00 3.00 3.00 1.00 1.50 2.00 .50

~ Do ege as received a communication Y It YOU W IIHOW. HS 501' I *IDN 0111' PHIJIS,

' from Dean Southwick, of the Emerson lhreabont to separate. that the influence

* For on For r Finance . 5°

and

our friendship and regard.

re wish and prayer of 'your man

Da. Roalstzrsoiv,

D. McLean, Isaac Baan, R. R. Rom, Cl-ras. McDoNar.n,

nd ARCH. M<'KlNNoN,

be and others.

Arc You lroublcd

by Slccpicssncss P

Over-wrought Nerves Cause the

,_ Trouble-Build Up. Fortify the

Nervous System with Ferrozone

H Then You \Vill Sleep Sound~

ly.

There is probably no remedy that soothes the nerves and drives away those long nights of wakefulness like Ferrozone. Evcriy person whose sleep is restless shou d use Ferrozone like Mr. J. Il. Mc- faw, who writes from Saskatoon as fol- 0WB2_

“I was bothered with insomnia last,

summer to such an extent that m_y health almost broke down. I was fr ghtfuiiy nervous. If it had gone on much longer:I would have been a physlcel wreck. I read about Ferrozone and con-

' - ~ ~ -- - - - - - »- -cluriefi ii. wasd the . .hott neede . I ~ Fern;-‘zone - bought six boxes

I Brings jnnchtoek one tibia;

- - w t every mea .

' Restful Sleep ' change was at once ~ ~ - - ¢ ~ - ~- -.. - - ~noticeabie. I no long- er labored under such great mental excitement and was able to take things more quietl . Ferrozone improved mv ` digestion, I picked up in spirits and strength,and in a comparativelyshort time sleep came the minute my head touched the pillow.Ferrozone completely rehabili- tated my system nnfi has made me a 'Ilif-

erent sort, of man altogether.

Don't wait until your condition becomes

nervous prostration: it's‘hl\rd to cure. .Take Farrozone regularly and the cause of your sleepless nights will be runoved.

It always cures insomnia.

Ferrozone is the greatest heaith~gIver,

the most valuable tonic, that money can buy. It will hrlng you lasting strength, vigor ane health, at small cost. Only Ferrozone can do this so be sure that no dishonest dealer substitutes something represented “just as good." No other remedy is so good as Ferrozone, price 50.~. per box or six boxes for $2.50, at all drug~ gists or N.G. Poison 8: Co., Kingston,Ont.

_ IE r W .ct

_si-._~= '~ cH|LnHooo

has blighted I

'[*"'& many iivea

5 /‘ ,' \

ur life among ua has been duly felt

the and appreciated. As a workmen you have

ed yourself skilful and capable in the

y to lend a helping hand in promot‘

my ng the general good; and as a friend and ion neighbour you were always kind,

teens, and obliglng. Rest assured that

we shall greatly miss yonrgenlal presence

also that of your amiable wife of e kindness of heart and rare social es we have had so many pleasing and

kindly ask you to accept the ae- anying gift as a slight memento of

at every happiness and prosperity attend you in your new home is the

tm _:zur sauce

goodld rcssers.

er

Gloves are among our specialties. To be well dressed, you

must be well gloved; this is one of the standards of style amon ll

gli

We sell only gloves that will give satisfactory wear to the

buyer; and our glove maker stands back of us.

In extent, our glove department will be found equal to the

tastes or necessitieso our trade, and will surely please everyone in the variety of choice it offers.

y White wash gloves

80c a pair _

Glace kid ' white ~

black, gray, tan, mode,

$145.

Suede in all shades and black $1.25 and $r.45.

English driving glove

$1.25.

D. McDonald led in prayer, thus bringing

We show all llie fashionable and stylish makes and shades,

suited to the season, und carry a complete list of sizes in all styles. -

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and blue, $1.10. .. /»,...»,-,,_.,5._,_.,~_.,_._.__.,_,_,,__r_, .,._,,\ Black, tan and beav- ` "'

_ - ...-ze,~».~¢ - -\.

er.i$1,-35- . . "fi '

,. Glace kid, washing ~`~ " -5

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s, pique sewn, tan shades

Slanl v Br s.

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Do you want a barrel ? We carry all the leading brands in stock which include the following.-

l_ BEAVER. QUEEN CITY. FIVE ROSES

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DELIGHT. 'llLLSlN'S PRIDE.OGILVlES. I PARKDALE.PURITAN. OBELISK. LOWEST PRICES.

SIN dz. ZZ-

Phone 112. 'Bran, shorts and cornuieal for sale by the bag

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Signer Visctti

The distinguished head of the local department of the

&Co. piano which I have been S using during my professional visit to Mnlitrcnll wish to toil you how much I have :tp rc-cial(-rl its excellent tone null) perfect touch. I hatino itica that such

glgood pianos were made here, anti

wish Messrs. Ilcinlztnan 8; Co.

every success ill their efforts. It won ti be llnrrl to inmgiuc better

pianos."

Yours truly,

(Signed) ALHER'I` VISETTI-‘ _..

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It l\lacNcill's Eczema

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lion fails to cure any case

feczema it will cost you

Royal College of Music, iltothmgi ifitcures only 25°'

London, Eng., writes: C2S@S- Why Hot fry 2 bvffle-

“in returning ynuthc lit-intvnlnu Good for any Skin trouble'

has cured hundreds of

old oiily by

ELLIS,

THE DRUGGIST, Charlottetown.

This piano is sold here only by

||olly's Building, Queen Street.

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in “NW- Tha aaekware chile tee shes

an aversion to

DCOOUOI ull l|lllll0O\lfl| UIQ* Acadia, Teracadie front june to October.

` - Good wages given. Apply at Hotel.

Our success in fittin

. WANTED.

An cx ricnced Fisherman at Hotel

Maysag, 1994. I. C. HALL-

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lli"fisbllil Gear; at lteadin Bros.

k the Boys ‘-As to the Quality,"

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