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i, a — 1 Sr thes Poy “Uy yy CURES CATARRA, COLD IN THE HEAD, CATACRH. 4L HEAD- AC — AND DE AYAESS, INFLUENZA, E e . Ps ots. M’fd. by THE H \WKER MEDIC INECO'Y.,L’ td., St. John, N.B. 4 col FOR DIPHTHERIA, eow to Get a Sunlight Picture, - : Send 25 “Sunlight Soap wrappers (wrap specific and rea- pers bearing the words “why does a woman diptheria has look old sooner than a man”) to Levev German ecientist, | Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you \ » is a compiete surprise to the ) will receive by post a pretty picture free gh in the profes- | ¢rom advertising, and well worth framing. Ww 1 there have been | This is an easy way todecorate your home. ry So conservat- | The soap is the best in the market and it D Cyrus Ediso yn, of will only cost Ll c. postage to send in the tates with emp basis w rappers, if you leave the ends open. Write

l ry by Prof. Koch is | your addreas carefully.

t t achievement, and | © ae

vccept that state Once every fifteen years the planet ; New \ < Boar d of Mealth Mars comes with 35,000,000 miles of the me f its physicians to Berlin to inves | earth. At all other times a distance of g e enquiry showed | 141,000,000 miles separates the Marsians the new specific has | from the people of our sphere nd doubt Even Prof. - w, who so steadfastly refused to Piain Living and High Thinking, accept the “iuberculin” as a sneces+ful The two go together. But high living vi ‘ imption, admits that the | cannot be associated with high thinking Ww Sy \ oxine, has achieved an | [t utterly deranges the system and m: kes ! in city of Berlin | mental Jabor of any kind : rt. It leads eady more than 3,000 | to dysvepsia, which, however, n ay be ated cessfully with completely cured, as it has been in hun- v re ty | the statem« ‘nt is made | dreds of cases, by a systematic course of . | ‘ , the absence of Hawker’s nerve and stomach tonie and antitoxine is a0 | Hawker’s liver pills. They are sold by fa f i within 36 hours afver | gj] druggists. l ' been made pub In a patch of five acres in Burnett Co., t antitoxine treatment | Texas, are to be found nickel, gold, silver, | culation Appar- | Jead, tin and a large number of rare metals f th i htheria germs 8 | such as cerium, lantherum, erbium, thor- | ty the lood of animal< | jum and uranium. me ; amore gener rally

horatory work: but the ac- } Indisputable.

LV vect: te ade publ lic are Why spend $! for a bottle of rie d cine tail that it is impossible for 2 co plaint when one box of Beech lefiuite description of the | am’ pill:.costing only 25 cents, will cure

W ha ems to be certain, how- | nee ty all known diseases ? This is because toxine does remarka- | CO -tipe tion is the cause of nearly all ail- k in checking the progress of the | ments a d Beecham’s pills eure constipa- area nating the diphther‘a | ton. A valuable book of knowledge n ail- ed free, oa re quest, bv B. F. Allen & Co., 365 Canal Sc. New York. MARRIED. The Indianapolis banks have advanced At § le, on the 24th inst, by | $40,962 to Geover Matthews, to pay off Rev B 1 Be tley, Robt C McDonald | State militia for services daring the riots Bertha Milligan, both of Poplar | at Hamming and in the mining regior ‘ , _— Art nse, Brighton, Charlottetown, Priestley’s Cravenettes are really the st, by Rev John Goodwill, | only satisfactory goods for ladies’ water- K IeRa Florence M Rogerson, | proof garments. They come in Navy,

asto and Black well known as

| Myrtle, The name of Priestley is so

Brown, Grey, C

it Pleasant Va ey, on the 15th inst, by < : a itev A D McLeod. Clifford Woods to Miss | ™aoufacturer of high dress materials Mowe Mt Midcon | that Cravenettes bearing this name and.

: | rolled on the Varnished Board may all

At Lot 2 n the 20th inst, by tev J | ways be relied upon. :

M I : n Adams of Lot 10, to Luey | , oe ae ea Nt : it t i | Becker—I sce by the paper that Toot-

At St Dunstan’s Cathedra’, Charlotte- | lights, the tragedian, travels under his town. on the 27th inst, by His Lordship | wife’s management.

Bishop Macdonald, assisted by Rev D B Decker—So do most men, but they Reid, William Murphy, Charlottetown, to | don’t advertise it. ous Reddin, of the same place. sl . ce “9 . ‘

Mt Mite rN or Wiarton, Ont., is not a big place, but : uM Beth ON the © ad ; ¥ 7 Re . | evidently a brave one, its council having ee we ae ae te ea ry a eeV.¢ | tackled the evil of high hats on women. H. McLaren, M. A., of Attleboro, Mass., | Wiarton must have a theatre.

Mr. Rod. Grant, Bangor, to Miss Rosanna a i

Garret, | ngest daughter of John Garret, | A Raliway Manager Says:

E { Head “In reply to your question do my chil- | —_—_—o saa =| dren object taking Seott’s Emulsion, I say |

| No! On the contrary and it keeps them pict

DIED. are fond ¢ res Of hea!th , Moar Cottage, Lower ,

M ague, on Sup nday sthe 19th inst., Janet Lyman #arks, 20 vears of age, son of ut..t f ¢ waa nnear he By faite” a ee. toes . j McFarlane, w f Thomas Aunear, in th Dr. Floyd Thomas, director of the Indian- é ; Bi | apolis, Ind., prison, has lost his evesight

\ ne, North River, on Friday, through the explosion of the pnenimatic 4 Rol« Vickerson, azed 39 tire of his bicycle.

T Sunday, 26th inst., Karl | Cramps in the stomach are instant 7 re W int son of James and Annie | lieved by taking twenty or thirty drops of U orth, aged ten months. “Suffer lit- | Dr. Manning’s german remedy in warm

j ne unto Me.” } sweetened water. Sold by all druggists. Middl. on the] inst, Agnes | : a aos he 14th is Agnes | Aman named Button, of Fort Scort, — oan er : | Kan., has name! his danghter Pearl, and | mmerside, on the 25th inst, Panny |g Mr. White of the same place, has nam- G oo? yee ed his daughter Snow At I.) nn, Mass, on the 22n j inst, S irah i nt Gres szed 30 years. Use Pond’s Extract for every pain or | ; : . sore as = 3 1! . ‘ Pe e® lonese At arlottetown, on the 21st inst, Ger- OLERER; > top ah et. srOm or ses a7 » RE WATE co) | 5 8 é oud a rude M Whitlock, aged 1 year 1 month. | 2O3¢, mouth, stomach, etc. A\ cheap

; . ; ge eee and worthiens substitute

At St Eleanor s, on the 23rd mst, Jane | :

Bowran, aged o9 years, Mrs. Mar ary K. Harriv, of Roxbury,

At St Louis, on the 18th ins:, Charles C | Mass., began collecting buttons some 30 Pino, aged 3 months and 4 days | years ago, and now has 12,000 di

At St Lonia, » 20th inst, Mrs Sy'- kinds. lt is believed the buttontwoles be-

sin W Poirer, aged 48 veare longing to them have been Jost.

At Flat River, on the 12th inst, of pneu. | op po

‘ L d 70 ore True b'essedness is near urto those who ! + OUTTA af » BZEt UV vear- . . » ‘ ; : "e , . find the line before reac} ing the white le t Baldwin's Road, on the 16th inst, boundary, and who “right about face” on Jane McAree, aged 60 years. reaching it.

At Mansfield, on the llth inst, Dolly ‘ ‘ ; “men \nderson, aged 27 years, wife of Daniel Ae who in lulges his sense in any exces Mel ses re ae himself obnoxious to his own |

te é ; wy | reason, and to gratify the brute in him dis-

At O’Leary Stat on the 3rd inst, W rhe os :

. . ms , pleases the man and sets his two virtues Tl vear : at Variance. ATL Sth inst, Ida Caller, Y 5 month BR; a * = a . ‘ . ‘ * t 3 ‘

\t Georgetown, on the 24th inst, Ed- in ei ve a Be .

ard MeLarer Brudenell, aged 34 ial

al 30,000 Pounds BLUE RIBBON and

At Lot 48 the 25th inst, Flurence | RED CAP. Wholesale only.

Macphee aved 42 irs, wife of G “ore : p y . I reorge Y tr >” . Parta CARVELL BROS. _ an; ng o-—wed sat iu, Mr. Richard Latter, now | rents Belen} toveree | Dominion Goa Company, ti Po ps nt the beard impeding

nd conceals it beneath

The undersigne: rei having been appointed sole selling Agents in ‘the Province of Prince Edws ard Island for the above Com- | pany’s Mines in Cape Breton, are now pre

er famous beard possess- aseniptor, residing at} Ifis beard measured

ago—and it may be longer at | pared to issue orders for Round, Slack i t time—seven feet six and a half and Run of Mines, and will keep a stock | | of each kind of Coal on hand to supp ily | ngs, Ark., has raised $15,000 | customers at lowest prices, a national Knights of Pythias | PEAKE BROS, & CO., une, Selling Agents. Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—1¢ n history seem to us poetic be- y \ t} But if we should | Se i. ' eof enr neiwh- a a. Wat iV Lal. che yrent h! ' ¥ ;

| CAVEATS, TRADE MARKs ~ DIAMOND POTASH Pg

who have bad nearly fifty years’ Pie Old Brand.

. Communi ca we will Contin

; book of in- = them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan. ‘ee.

ue to Supp ly our enstom ' the ab brand of PO} ASH. The of & ps

ve nave discont on had | cen ber containa bean.

1000 Ba oS Aasorted Pramas | Rises te sotrs te

poses, w with yeaa. enabling se buidern te tg a LARGE

through Munn & Co. receiv ge notice in the Scientific American. ae ¥S are brought widely before the Public with- @ut cost to the inventor. This Splendid paper, issued weekly, elegantly illustrated. has i oy far the largest circulation of any scientific a in the world. $3 avear. Sample copies gent f ree. eon al cents "very nunter “Secon year. Single

reliable nunulacture

inued, but have

i secure d MUNN Na CO. NEw Youn. "361 i seoabeay.

North American Hotel, °

(Formerly Milton House )

' f sngont at

DISC OU N Te ou r rmer prices. a —— ae " | OFFICE—Two Doors South of Ban of Nova Scotia. ’

}

i

aad

BEER & SONS.

__ july 27—2w ecd

The subseriber bas thoroughly and refurnished the above Hotel on Kent |

DR. J. P. MURRAY, | DENTIST,

5) use Stree’, Charlottetown | JOSEPH KENT,

roprictor,

i may30 \ aug?—d&w then cod mon th sat

ent and transient boarders. | ates moderate. First-class table. Good stabling in connection.

| Dr. E.

| Dr.

| $65,115.

| Tickets for Royal Art Un

, they are fond of it, |

flerent | to

see

refitted |

Street, a few doors east of City Buil ling, | | end j i3 prepared to accommodate pe rman- :

Queen Street,

CURED TO STAY.

A. Rose pisarrornts tue Dovust ers—He once nap Diaperes BUT HAS IT NO MORE—AT TENDING TO HIS Bic Prac- TICE

Portland, Ont., Aug. 20.—-The account which appeared in many Canadian papers a few months ago of Dr. E. A. Rose hay- ing been cured of diabetds by Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills, attracted widespread attention at the time. Many doubters, though, pro- tested that the cure was not a permanent The best. proof that these doubters were wrong is the fact that for a year back Rose has been attending to” his prac- tice, which was always a Isrge one, in this village and the surr vunding country, and has never had anv return of the dise ase, His health is first-class and the doctor not compelled to take any of the precan- tions as to diet that ways orderse for people threatened or trou- bles with diabetes,

one.

or otherwise, are al-

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE,

A few days ago as a train was running west of Chelmsford station, Ont., at the rate of about 25 miles an hour, a child about 2 vears old fell out of the window of

lass car The mother was sitting talking on the other side of the car, leaving the child in charge of the father, who, not thinking of the window being open, went to the end of the car to get a drink, and on his return to che seat the child was missing. There was intense excitement for a while. The tra'n was stopped, and the parents,

a first-c

almost distracted, started back in search of their boy, whom they never expected to see again ahve. To their surpris e and

iat “deli ghi they found him rolling tn the san i not injured in the leas

For Over Filly Years. Aw Orv Axo Wet Mrs. Win-loe’s Soothing Svrup has beea used ior over fifty vears by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snecess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures the colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrheea, Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no other kin d.—m. w. f. wkly—l y ~~ > © << ___— SRODA’S DISCOVERY the great ree Remedy.

Triep Remepy.—

USE

Blood and Ns

The New Brunswick Royal Art Union, Limited, PI ROV INCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000 lncorporated to Promote Art.

This will its subscribers, ov the 15th Day of September 1894, 3432 Works of Art, aggregating in value Every subscriber has an equa!

OF THE

Company distribute among

chance,

The Grand Prize is a Group of Works Art valued at $18,750. Snbecription the New Brunswick ion Gallery in St. John, N. h. In addition to the winning a valuable consecutive monthly

of sale at B Price

monthly prize, the holder of 12

SI CAL

chance of

| subseription tickets will receive an original

Work of Art, by such artists as Thos. Moran, N. A.; Win. H. Shelton, and others. Send money fur subseriptions by regis- tered letter, money order, bank cheque or draft to THE NEW ROYAL

BRUNSWICK ART UNION, Ltd., St. John, N. B.

Circulars and full information mailed free. Agents wanted everywhere.

July 6.

HATS! S|

We have now a large and

_——

complete assortment of Lats

fit Boys, Youths and Men,

ecured at a great discount ‘in Canadian, American and English markets. Come and

our Hats before going

else,

McKay Woolen Co.

Charlottetown, Apr 1 9,

anywhere

1894.

THE S.5. PASTNET

Sails every Saturday Evening at 4 p. m.

FOR HALIFAX,

Calling at Hawkesbury, Arichat & G@anso.

Returning, leaves Halifax every WED- NESDAY E V ENING at 6 o'clock, making same calls,

Through Bills of L ading issued to ali points in Great Britain and Continent. at

lowest rates. W. W; CLARKE,

Agent. Ch’ town, June 16—dy.

‘Sugar and Molasses

PER a LOUIS:.”

Second Ceniac 20 New Due.

70 Hhds. Bright Barbadoes Sugar, ae ek Trinidad 300 Puns, Very Choice Molasses.

Will be sold low when landing.) Ask Alfred Winsor & Son,

for prices, CARVELL BROS.

aug2—2w th mon pat tu fri; guar ws

TO LET—On Papen Street, the house ately Occupied by Mrs. Hobkirk, ens

nine rooms, with stable and coach house;

heated b> hot water, Bath room, all order. Rent moderaie, on nD at onee, Inquire at A. HERMANS’, Lower

augls a

FROM CHARLOTTETOW

Jnne 29, 1894,

= travel,

Min good | 7% increase, and refe

"tae 317 Omaha Building, ¢

FRIDAY, AUGUST

CANADA ATLANTIC

——AND— —

Plant Steamship Line.

“TO BOSTON.

| Fast Direct "Line.

Not! Calling at Halifax.

CHARLOTTETOWN SERVICE.

The SS. “FLORIDA” will leave Navigation Co’s. Wharf, Charlottetown, TUESDAY, ‘UNE 26tu, at 7 p. m., and every Tuesday thereafter, until further notice ; Hawkesbury, Wednesday, at 10 a. m.; arriving at Boston early Friday morning.

FROM BOSTON—Saturday, June 23, at 10 o’clock, a. m., and every Saturday thereafter until further notice

Superior Passenger Accommodation.

Qaick despatch for freight.

HALIFAX S+RVICE’

Beginning Tuesday, June 26, the favor ite steamships “QLIVETTE” = or * HALIFAX ” will ieave Plant Wharf, Halifax, every Tuesday and Thursday at 8a. m., Saturday 10 p. m., Cuntil further notice) for Boston direct.

Returning, will leave north side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at noon.

Passengers arriving in Halifax Monday - Wednesday evenings, can go directly on

board steamer.

Through Tickets for sale and baggage checked at Prince Edward Island Railway stations.

For full information as to rates of pas- sage, freight, etc., apply to oifice of Charlottetow n Navigation Co.

H. L. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canada. Plant Wharf, Halifax. RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents, North Side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, June 16

a

NEW STORE.

I have opened a new JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS STORE. on QUEEN STREET, opposite J. D. McLeod & Co’s.

If you want your Watch or Clock to go —I don’t mean to go when you go, but to go and keep goo 4 time —come to , JOSEPH GOODSTEIN and have them repaired

Open daily from 7 a. m. till 9.30 p. m.

_ july 12 12

Delivery Express.

Trunks, Baggage, ete., conveyed to and from all trains, steamboats, ete., at short notice. Please leave your orders at ©. J. Patton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen Square.

A. McQUAID.

july26—3m eod

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pilis were a wonder. ai discovery. No ca nel inthe wo ld, W'll positively cure or reieve iimannxer of dixeaxe, T..6 information pee a & ox is worth ten timex the sost of a box of Fens at abvvt them, and you will always be than tes ILL & DOSE. They expel all impurities frou: the delicate women find erent benefit frctu using a lustrated pamphlet free, Sc'd everywhere, or ent nail for 2% cts. in stamps tive boxes 1. + ® CHNSON & CO... 22 ren House 8t.. Poston, Mh,

EX 8.5. Florida.

We have just received

FOURTEEN CASES

eae ciioms

Granite lronware,

by 8.8: “ Florida,” and for Two Weeks we

will give Special Prices on This Line, Tea Pots,

Coffee Pots, XN S . ~ a Coffee Biggins,

Preserve Kettles, Pudding Dishes, Sauce Pans, Water Pitchers, Cups and Saucers, Soap Dishes,

Dish Pans,

American Cooking Ranges.

PENNELL & CHANDLER,

VICTORIA ROW.

augl]

SS. “ELLIOT.”

DATLS OF SAILING. FROM BOSTON—Sth, J5th and 25th of

each month.

N—10th, 20th

and 30th of each month.

When any of these dates fall on Sunday,

the sailing will take place on the pre: ceding Saturday. Teland Railway free of cartage. bills of lading from all stations on Island Railway to principal cities in United States and Europe.

Cargo taken te and from Through

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| F ami ly Plots, 1x15 feet,

Plot bots he u i sadn re ‘size, in ‘good localities. ~y is Sustained by subseri ro n plot hholde rs Of not less than Ist Jane in each year, and all cheapest yet, ; are kept in order during the. "Subscription ~ may be pid to any of the” : ng undersigned, and Spe 3 for any extra work tobe done by the Kee ‘ > office of the Clerk of

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August 18 1894—1 te

sates vane egeanemnenyenspenetiiniiiiinl

Peal EstateAgency.

FOR SALE—-Sc veral firat clans oon

Dwelling Honses, ‘to.,< ferent prices, accord

Aliso, one- half of the beth ventrally situated busi

on Queen Street.

For further particularsapply to

MM acN HILL, Auctionser & Rea) Estate tpent

july30—m w f.2w

ese

Ten

——_ (x )———— a.

mK

which withbes6ld at the LOWEST POSSIBLE We will have inewm few days the full list will be glad te give quotations.

The best. of FOOLSCAP and other selling prices.

thirty first daw ot

All that tact, piece or pape vel of land situ-

im Onthe westside of the Comal ion, to the pnit th of é sual Coa + William A M: sida in

t for a “shetaunes of nine bili it me vets a tar of Joun Stymie along the evstert a'y ‘line Of svid fam for a distance Of! ind abn ut wes ar

Hoe east wards y'nt Para

‘of nine eha Ds, oF Ww A

STATIONERY

want your trade and

BAZAAR

are bound to please you

COMPANY, : QUEEN) STREET,

Upposiie the Market

nivin ns iwe nt-five mm ree of land, ®

( iiso all that ether.

nd pa areel ol land situate, lying

ownsthip Namber sixtyane

d and destrib«l a» follows;

Alt that lad 01 r wen v ig

Jessa sosme “int, and ae

s Ofd Stand,

Sedans. Augus t 13, 1894—t ts Sihi J Li ths ih. is pow be

the ba tek on tine st aw ‘em

| anise amas cule WY Bus ase water tn the sad

* fart no J inn —

Mowers, Reapers Rena

The NEW MODEL BUCKEYE i the ‘\ilvahaehaale ITHICA RAKE are the best Implements to put into the heavy hay crop of this season. | for cash on short time. REPAIRS always on hand for Mowers. of any

“Pine abovoeale is made pursuant toa of sais contained iu a certain In tens TD ie eee og date the third day “= bet wee n Ww ililam A.

aeore, ‘ ,

wel the odirelgh’ au, 3 ames Clow, of the other

‘For fb rs ther partien ars apply at te office of Solicitor, Georgetown. ‘Dat te tiris first day of Aug ust,

ALSO—A Carload of Genuine MecLauchlin. 0: McLauchlin Gears require no -pafting. purchase a Carriage inspect those.

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