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that my Rheumatism

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and cure in 1 Nl

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I9. C. Corsets. *_

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Long Waist corset

Thi. is one of the trimniest,

dsintiest Corsets we make.

It`s made of best jean-the

finest we can find-plain edg- ing at tcp, 6 clas;s, all steel

I filling, color grey .ir drab/

It'.s just the corset for the mediuni slender figure 9' Made as we make ell our.

c »r-et-1-Hts when you buy it- arid ev.-ry day after _Voub uy it

Ask vnui' flea. ler for

No -.S0

Price 1 .50

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IN THE PHILIPPINES.

The anniversary of the capture Of’

Manila was recently celebrated by r the Americans in that city and was` coupled with the touching ceremony of dr cor-ating the graves of 300 Ameri- can soldiers who have fallen in that distant Field. The incident in one r-esp ct might have served to recall the burial of Sir John Moore at Corunna, inasmuch as the ceremony took place within hearing distance of the shotted guns which the foe were “su`1ler_~l_v tiring."

Ir, throws a strange light upon the

progress of the American conquest of the Philippines to be told that a battle or bombardment could be going on at the time`mentioned within five uiiles of Manila, but such appears to have been the fact. The American gunlioats were at the time liombarding Paranuke. which is but that distance south of Manila. To the northward along the coast and for some distance inland American authority has been enforced, but so far but a very limited area around Manila, appears to have been subjected.

\\`e read that the Commission sent

cut with a view to ascertain the form of government best suited to the Philippines and to treat with and conciliate the native leaders, hav'e so far failed to agree upon terms. They r have begun a series of social entertainments in Manila, with a View to show American liospi-Q tality and good will, at the first of which, it said, a number of the wealthy natives of Man la attended. This is not surprising, as United States authority is fully established in the city, and the natives find it convenient to stand in with the powers that be.

But the fact remains that the vast

body of the natives of the islands are still notoriously hostile to the 'United States. No doubt their ignorant minds have been filled with prejudices, and they do not know what is for their good, but the y are apparently as little reconciled to American as they were to Spanish rule, and are deter- mined to tight on for independence. This is regrettable, as it means that the war may be continued indefinite- ly. There can be but one end, how- ever, and that is the ultimate sub- jection of the Filipinos. The war

may be prolongei, and may c ist mil- I lions of dollars and many lives, in ad- dition to the large expenditure of

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will (io it_we»Ve the 7_3 § that when they reach our shores theyi

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papers You want here_at 3 _ are unable to obtain the sumptuous ,l

BETTER cans w.iNi;ED. ;

“l r

Those interested in the promotigntf

of DOUl`l:C ll'il.\t-Il, 33 Well HS [LOSS barge of our Island Railway have rl

ong felt the want or' better equip-I ment for the road. There ought to be parlor cars on the express trains ,` for the accommodation of the con- ‘ii siderable lass of tourists who are able § and willin§ to pay for the luxury, It , is a. disappointment to manv visitors 5

cars to which the railways of the ‘Q United States and the mainland oil Canada have long accustomed them. No doubt the want of parlor cars has L prevented:many persons and in some V cases large parties of tourists, from= visiting our cool and attractive Island during the summer months

to have the want supplied. The Railway has not been productive' of revenue in -the past, but we have reason to believe that improvement along the lines suggested would in a. short time add considerably to the receipts, especially during the sum- mer months.

When Mr. John G. Scrimgeour, of

bonded warehouse fame [ulsoa Justice ofthe Peace] was recently charged with a violation of the Scott Act the evidence was conflicting and the case was dismissed. The charge was for having sold between 10th February and 10th April last. Two witnesses said they got liquor but did not pay for it-they got it for nothing. There was a conflict of testimony as to whether certain sales were within the dates, though one witness sw.re to a purchase on the first day of March. Mr. Scrimgeour swore that , he sold no liquor to that witness or iany onerlse within the dates. Not- withstanding the failure to convict in this partkular case there appears to beastrong impression that the lc- cali’ y of the bonded warehouse is still worth watching. Mr. Scrimgeour has given no decided evidence of a change of heart since the days when he was repeatedly' convicted for Scott Act Viol-it ion.

“_To 'Do Ill C:osts_Mo1-5

Than to Do Well."

This “wise saw" might

properly read, “If costs more to QE ill fhan to QE well." The source of all health is rich, strong blood. It is fo the body what the mighty streams are fo the earth. If the blood is pare. the body thrives; ifthe blood is weak or ifnponerzlshed. then every pulse-beat carries weakness instead of strength.

Why make the cost of living more

than it need be? Purity your blood and give your constitution a 'chance to

do its level best. The only perfect blood purifier and vigor-maker in exist- ence is the world-famed Hcod’s Sarsn- parilla_ It brings good, perfect health. It never disappoints.

Erygipelag Sores-“After scarlet lever

a running sore was left on my nose. Took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it cured me. My brother was also relieved by it of erysipelas in his face.” ELLA Cotizsizii, Burden, N. B.

Bowel Trouble -“ My mother. Mrs.

John Ried, suffered with bowel trouble for four years and tried diherent doctors, but obtained no relief until she began tak- ing Ho0d’s Sarsaparilla. Three bottles of this medicine entirely cured her.” Lizzn: Rum, Tracy Station, N. B.

A Good Medlolne - “We NWC fake!!

Hood’s Sarsaparilla. in our family as a spring medicine and used Hood’s Pills for biliousness and found both medicines very effective. For impure blood We know Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a good medicine.” R. S. Pzifroiv, publisher Bee, Atwood, Ont.

Loss of eppetite - “I was in poor

hea1th,troubl with dizziness, tired reeling and loss of appetite. I was completely run down. I took Hood‘s Sa:-saparilla and after awhile I felt much better. Hood’s Sarsapa- riila built me up." Lizzin A. Russi-zu., Old Chelsea, near Ottawa, Que.

gpepgia-“ For twelve years I was

dyggeptic and broken in health, had ter- rible pains in my back and was unable to work. When I had taken three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I recovered my health. I always recommend it.” J. B. Maxon, 362 Sth Street, Oswego, N. Y.

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N ever Disappo/n fs

i Hood'| Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood'a Sanaparillgl

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The Wall Pa?" Men- Our railway, being of nari-ow guage H L #-a-s#~a-sr-ses-sat is me--roy equipped at ........ - i -

3 sas. . 3 CMS. and they lack the roominess' (Late ofthe Royal London Ophthal-

G which tourists like. When filled . mic Hospital and Central Lt ndon

or a e with passengers they are decidedly Throat and Ear Hospital i

i uncomfortab‘e It is on

. . occasions M°°1'fi°l‘i5-)

House and lot near railway in Souris SHCI! 88 1511988 *hit $116 'Int of parlor

iormerly occupied by Edward Chiviera. cars is especially felt by the wealthier lsnghust il “lun” 'I I". En’ Eu’ l

Tum! 9332- class o£ tourists, whom it is es ' ll " I I" ln"

For particulars apply to d - ` . Pew' Y

CURRIE esirable to attract to the Island. We OFFICE-Cameron Block. _

,,&'" A trust that a strongelfort may be made "" IIESIDENCE-H0¥0l Diviw

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The time has come when you should look up your wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring war. In the event of you deciding to mvest in a suit or ' ;‘:\'°°°f~» °¢<-‘-» wt promptly by ordering the same

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Will be at the Revere Hotel Stables dur. , gg the season. For particulars apply

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For the June Bride

June is the month of Brides and

Roses. Vlle can furnish the Brides and the SILKS, but the Roses we recom- mend cur country cousins and city lassies to our friend, Mr. Gay. The Silks are more in our line, and our charming young sales-women will be pleased to shcw you our Stock.

Brocadod Silks suitable for Dress trimmings and Blouses in the falling Combinations (width) 21 inches wide.) Green an :. Mauve Green and Brown, Purple and Yellow, Pale Green and Mauve, White and Green, Brown and Green, Cercse and Black, very effective, price 800

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are from 47c to 65c. in the following combinations :-Mamve and: Black, Green and Blue, Blue, White, Mauve and black, Green, Black and White, White, Bed, Green and Yellow, .Groom White and Red, White, Green and Blue, Black, White and Blue, Pale Blue, Whitcand Black, Red and -»Black, -Yer low and White, ‘ Green" M`ai'i`v`e and

glare;-. Batter grades from $1.00to 1.3 . ' ' ‘ "

;|fafr¢m|ii census .i r ii 25 fdillereiif * comhliatiom-Blue.

from 85c to $1 50 I (Iholco se‘ectiou,I

~ Another Giant Lobster.

Caxso. June 1,-A monster lobsicr

wat uioigrii isi licre but Week by one of C. li. \Vrirtmau’s smacks. Thi; giant c u.-it..cfa:i wastrisen on a had- T°"m7"°”llK

dock trrwr at Petit de Grat. and al- CWKUWUUUU

tnou»-'n not -is larva as some that have lloep Bollotlmol been taken in in t

0 Dm l H \lilr°"l cough that '0\’f

this shore, is of unusual .iz its d gommme, g mensions are as folio tvs length from eau tht nu*

snout to end oltatl, 19 inches iroru ng end of rcalers to end of tail, 19 inches .nd 'leap impgssim length ot claws 17 iucaes hom claw ’ Dr wma B “ to tli»v, extended 38 inch-i- w-ight tl” "m°d7 th” °" 12 pounds Mr Wnrtmm has had it H°"°" 'mt K boiled, and will have the shell ire 900186. 011*-1 ll!! 8I'V~‘d Ill llliv be seen at the ollica girl would cough of Messrf A N \Vtii'rn‘in & Sou gh; ngpmygglfequl

about Dr Wood’s

Took a Tumble ;_§1l“*h°“2***,1 "°“‘

to say t cure

Young Bfillonlst and llls Parachute Dropped *nd 11°” We “°° 5°

Sngdggly in our house ”

cannot get enough wheat to kee

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Twiss_ son of a former ma 'o t 1’ 1 J ' ° \‘°- o Ml

guilt tty. Kas . attempted to make a~ N it Jon ascension and parachute jump Yp- at Che-.lsea Park. 'i suburban ' = _ l{, ,

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asoentled about 5U'lf et when the har' 25° a bow' At

loon caps zed Elie puractiuoi failed to Q ,.5

wlo k andhyoung Tyvisis. the balloon and I’

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ti un? urn e to the earth N\ bong Ex

v. c young aeroniut fell tlrst A

into the branches oi a big tree, through ,'

wh»cii he tumbled ro the ground. The ' c0m doctors say he will live.

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Hour lrlronorngi

Ontario Millers claim that the

tnern gninff

it ~- l y I have on consignment on the Is-r $ H land, viz, at Charlottetown, Summepf

side and Souris over 1800 bbls high '_

grade Flour to if I

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September and December \Vhea.t,l bes lmnvrvedb

is_tc-day quoted higher than cashl <§iieiigtiitnfglM;r>‘i-ii’ wgt;;a;;_ This points to higher flour' t, '“{°',,'rlfé`f,§,g,‘.',"

_ 0 er much below ,

_ present mill quotations. Also Beans, Q 7 Q; Rolled Oats and Kiln-dried Corn- I ., _, -

. J meat. fepllijglgrslt' ', ‘ I 'L_ _e-so ..<t-;'-;r__.tt»

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Crash Shirts, Agent _ _ Q _

, Pitjque Skirts, - _ “Duns

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You can get your corns an »

bunicns fitted in hand made boots and shoes which I make

to order at very short nztice.

Stock and workmanship

guaranteed. I also keep G full ' line of boots and shoes, care- `

fully selected BY IYSELF, which I can aiford to sell cheaper be- cause my expenses are small.

I don’t want the earth, and

can spare a. slice to my patrons. Drop in and inspect. No

trouble to show goods. t

THOS. MCQUAID,

Lower Queen St- QBoog and Shoe Sto

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Bicycle \Vaists, W Str. ‘V vvvvz GHARI-0 Bicycle Belts, s

'Bicycle.(ilcves. '

in its une.

pound bars.

lottetown Soap

'So phehionablii and yet so cheap. Pricesi

}V°.Igt0 l.lld'Mhl1V8. GTDQD, Blown arid ve have Guest and most 'oomplolio lllOfGlQ5$_0f

G ow,R°l§edw?étack;:'¢%lplviv auggltlr. be found in Charlottetown.

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Black all “Illia SHR; soo Beam camera shim, as mum.

Uneclia -and Floral Dabiins. Sac Bomm oxford. to wear with ‘white collars. rat’ ::‘;..§.r'.;.:i’ l»‘.i°.;*:"..§ A -21°-ef li-° 'f H'-if-» »ff-- -- 4

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