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: | ffee ; lar 217) OTT. 7 e r | n ment of Mat: agalpa, on the table lands oe q > Atto1 ne y at Law of Central Ni rua, are year by year LES, Fr EMALE rr ALE LAINTS, nearing perfection and give great | Refuse Substitutes, [NF LAM MATIONS, CATARRH, promise of profit; and capitalists are made crudely, sold ss “ ~ be« ning inte sted in the business as a cheaply. Hi E} ZWORRH AG ES, ai 1d ta LL PAIN, | good investment °C fy s Anyone visiting the haciendas will Used Internally and Externally. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, : admit that a well-kept coffee p lantati mm — in ful! flower is as beautiful a ght as | Prices, 50c., Cheap, Si ; “Ch neaper, $1.75, Cheapest. ’ : y 7 #5] },] . TT} ' > NERVE BEANS are a new dis | 8 PEA ‘din fall blossom. The i. ‘ Se IO gala ee ae NERVE = very that — the’ wore aT ol trees netetalie ene twenky or Genuine is strong and pure. Can be diluted with water. vin ret t r om A ie eee wiiiintanst Taine —— Ss 7 3 B ANS nore =e a, | oa on” ie i t y feet high it are n¢ rally kept Sole Manufacturers _ PONG S EXTRACT CO G FISTH AVE., MEW YORK kK weakness of body or mind cause | t1 idown t tweive feet. so that | k. or the errors ex ‘ . "ie . nientlw rere = = — o a eect youd, This Remedy sb | the crop may | veniontly gathered xclutely cures the most obst - cases wh The lea 3a x h shape dark PRE. TMENTS have failed evento felieve, Sold by 5 and gloss ind form a bea fal back six for $5, or sent mail of = ae eee : aad foston of price by acsdizeasit Stile JAMES MEDICINE F ind for the dainty white blossoms SE ER ESS “Lee ETS Teronte, Ont §=Writefor pamphlet. Soldin— he coffee first resembles the cranberry, Charlottetown by G. E. Hughes rgist | but when fully ripe is somewhat darker colored. It is at the time of picking juicy and pleasantly acid TI e Sret st ; IY preparing coffee for ™ - : —— b : wg x TO ii iR K : the u mar} ket is t “move the pulp of the fru rer i by machinery, although A — a it can be done simply by soaking the oO n : be ai thin ow > several hot i oe 4 st-clase H B vy also a in Water ior verai hours anc be , ted P 7 sive at G. G washing them til the seeds, the coffee TA LO 5a i 1? _" s Z : JURY’S us Store, north side Queen | Deans, are fi Each berry contains Z Souar mposite Post Office, Charlott twos ich inclosed in a light paper A PI =. ao ; shi Und th this is another shel Jaw (w im—may2o ; oe 3 ; ’ £ ssa iké i his second 4 ; shell has to be 1 ved with great care, ; for if 1 ightest bit remains the coffee | £OUNO a, wT sate ye want figvor ‘7 £040 ye ae a iS ceili clea ha | . : ve Gntahch Pitchers prescrit fi Infants aes 4¥ grins Tt 7 7 a ion a a Ca ia. is Dr. Sarmact Pitens I eriniion for Infap , ya to separat ta orries ‘ . . a Th y int Sse3 1 rut in ot and Ci'idren,. It contains nciiucr Cuium, Morphine nor =v! . pert n After a v @Xperl Oticr Mar ie substance. {4 $3 a harmless substitute it S e@easv ft t 1 [= it r j ‘ + i aad + by. the for Pare; » Dror < ,and Castor Oil. i ( from Picnacant. Its rrars ; thirty years” tee ” va is iut ut ight in | : a , aura ae ; . amen 1 oe ay ogee ir oonall hi .orms and allays D. B. Sy TEWAR j g | and - a dark | > reen aS h $a Le vomiilin g Sour Curd, distinctive size and shape he coffee aa ’ : : ve G A — i grown in ( | America is of high cures Diarrhoa and Wind Colic. Castoria relizves eneral Ag for 4». island a ¢ Ci Venda ‘ . ' , g ud I razilian, and indeed i it tocthing tr« cw , on ond flatulency. is been pronounced by the New York . . U —Next Bank of N.5., Ch'tow it rs to be equal to tne best in the Casto : snintes the stomacis w » wee it small r than the and bewcls, civine ‘aithy and natural sleep. Cas= Java ger t the Mocha bean, ee Fy gan a a . tho Eicther’s Yricnad _ , ; whicl e it r toria ia tho Chiliren’: : © LiGiuer’s 2 Pics What P: per ao You Native Nicaraguans do not make the ° most of the poss ties within reach, + Coactorir $ +: . : Jai We 5 Find Almost Every- _for there is I tee everywhere, ome - we eo Ge and not a drop to drink because of the “ Castoria is an ex r opted to children thas 3 - a hy caw in Vv t is narec ; there hore 2 i rior vy preseriptiv where You Go I M wa in hich it is prepares i It is éren. Mot Inve ior lo auy preseriptivg ; generally roasted until it is fairly black. good ei yon thei ito m : ia At that stage it parted with all life ( iT. A. Arcmen, M. D., a THE and flavor. It is ground into flour I ve St., irovklyn, N. ¥. ‘ _ an re — "7 yt boil and stew 2 is iho best ? } j ” > vsicians ia the childron’s depart . ealenopaes et a oe Pe the Ni wt 1 acg i. Lhopet nt s spoken highly of thelr experi- ‘% DAILY a . ae from the bs eachiens “ i ss ir oxtéide practice with Cacira, ; atives Jin th * collee growing coun- saci : h — have amony wr i ries. The Turks ard Arabians think a — “e as i nat is known as resustar G EXAMINER thick, muddy paste is the best form of aad ay : re are ak to confess that the i coffee. Whenever they have an oppor- on n : } i Castoria has won us to look with : tunity. to try the clear, amber nectar Sas rT ao anas ht oted atniedinad*aiiel na . . . <—<af wh Europeans and Tic: f te down t roats. th favor up it.” : e ike The Best Papet 2ST . yen Euro; ans a . Ame Ticans de eile peaiehurearebes” Usivzp Toerrrat axp Dispersany, ight in, they invariably declare for Del? 3 Boston, Mass, aoat ee n. J. ¥. Krx , ‘ FOR ADVERTISERS Gietr bitter paste. Couwar, ar Arne ©, Surtu, Pres., ; ae There is a point in regard to coffee : : ¥ 4 — which should be known and acted upon. The Contaur Company, TI Murraz Street, New York City. é em _ Gratetul—Comlortiag. It is easily injured in flavor by its tend- SEE {Sf ies eee ee aD — we ency to absorb surroun ling odors. It ae = is as susceptible as either butier or ; pps’ S ocoda. milk. Though this effect may be parti- bit ally counteracted by the process of me omnes temnstniensemmemytociatnatinanciniinhnnnaintitien i. TAK RAST _STIPPER roasting, yet enough of any unpleasant ————— ' tae BREAKFAST—SUPPER. odor absorbed generally remains tu de “R : |” stroy the natural flavor of the volatile y & thorough Mi Wr leag oe oil or caffeine. For this reason coffee . al laws which govern the opera * 0! | when roasted should never be put ina lives mn, a ‘ |} wooden box or chest. A tin canister is & 0 pl rit better, but best of all is an airtight glass ed Ca Mr. | - i r} or earthen ~~ Nor should freshly } i] roasted cx fee be left exposed to the air be ‘ 4 ivy | while cooling, for ul 1e C aife “ic acid, which j It i {| affords the greater portion of the flavor f a and peculiar properties of coffee, is set aa g | free by the heat, and if the coffee is e resiat eve t se, | Placed at once in aclosed jar much of tiundreds of subtle maladies a loating | the aromatic vapor will be reabsorbed around us ready to attack wher Most discussions on the best way of is sweak point. We may escape many a| Making coffee take place ye se taial shaft by keeping ourselves w t advo ‘rates vi decoction and nfusior > : he uth 1s tnat dep s fied by pure blood and a pr perly nourish- The truth is that it depen ds entirely up d frame.”—Civil Service Gaze 4 _ as : ae ik ae Tae ding wheth: as Made simply with boiling water or milk. | (oon ae eat is "a very di ae Id only in packets. by Grocers. labelle oasted until it is dark color ca d only in packets, by Grocers, labelled and is then ground into a ine powder it ne : : : should never » allowed to boil, even 2g ’ —. oo ; ‘ J Ghent EPPS & CO., Homecepathi thougii one takes the precaution of put hemists, London, Ens iand ting it in a muslin bag. If, on the a — j other hand, the roasting and grinding are not carried to the extreme point, : , boil ing be comes really necessary NERVOUS mer The ‘‘drip” coffee pots , although in : ERVOUS EN ! great tavor, Mave aout’ een able to en . E. Island. relv ispluce the old-f a _EXHAUSTED VITALITY. a ce Cera clea out init tied OR which, however, all should understand, | =" a Sea + and Weak f Men, fam whaveve were never intended for the finely pul and e rex! at ber Exrext | werized Fna I » Fath i. Galesneion and aded = Ll coe vhich is new in large ' demand. ree the coffe é-pot of our a PROVIDENT Tiree “AL INSTI fathers allow for each person a heaping ied, mai tablesp ui of coffee roasted until it is a rich chestnut brown—not black— and ground only moderately fine. Add another sp nful for ae. “ld measure. Put cet t 0T% Gl 1 Ee ea this amount ina bowl and beat into it an egy, adding enough cold water to 2824227024488 moisten the grounds thoroughly, and } then beat with a fork until the mixture W! 1en We assert that bec ines ©) anny When this is iu the coffee-pot add # cup of boiling water to , D dd’ each spoonful of coffee, and let it boil | oO Ss from three to eight niinutes. The time |} Le Lrwrwres allowed for boili ae must still depend e a é entirely upon she fineness of the coff mene Pills In Paris one frequently secs co‘Toe | teem nee a as “ . which res nbles dis crdintey ; ifen | wan ‘ ‘ "ye ; but is prepared in an entirely different | i a ae bl ~, ps a“ ras § a 4 ' the « ‘ : Cure Backache, Dropsy, § | %av.04, 8 is reality the eaconce ot : im” DAl a R T 3 | coffee. One tea ul is all that is] ¢ 3 Lu | nhvas yO, SV “a S Dis ” S needful to pour i the cup, which is | j EA oe ‘ @ {then filled with boil ng milk It is | x ' >, Rh bitlal mand ail 9 del s and seems t >a distinctive | aire ge ersis S | flavor, entirely diff rent fepm coffee re- | ner forms Ol Kidney & pared in any other manner , TN ° ; : j eee a ; . , ¢ 4 4 ‘ pne W tr thie xneri ’ a @ Troubles, we are backed $ | ,, fone woul try. the, experiment i ; ‘ © t Orie _ ne ce fea. Me +) by the testimony or ail ‘ Cane gitic? wice neal bottle take an | tat : p | o TY L» bot fil it | who nave used them @ | two thirts I e Which has been * | a co 1 aA , | 3 TH<¢f CURE TO say curso. ¢ | so SC ileraett aa ' cold | ~ el : i ¥ ) set it | —_ f iru 7 r r eipt of price. % stand for thre lay st ina it fre | a 5 Dr - m th & a T ronta | quently thorongh!y Then strain and it } = is ready for th a ib] It can be served | with the hot milk, as I have described, | de : : . o - . : ‘ . zr 4b B84 &' Bt > t I Lean sell you Dodd’s Kidney Pil! or it can be heated. In this care must On Ei i idiny hh Shura. y at the e*following prices, viz.:—50c. per box, | be ‘apes thag it "toes BOs boil. rae six Thenee for $2.50 To the trade— $4.90 form. of concentrated coffee is com- | per dozen, or three dozen at $3.75 per | aaa to travelers, as itis easily trans- dozen. Sent by mail to any address post | iD hea dav ee . | waid : on hese days of adulteration, the s GEORGE E. HUGHES, ; ae af eee ee ee a eo . ; : 5} Hinl of good collee in a glass | a a a may “9 Char ottetow: | of id water if there are any iin ; ee j su ances the water will become dis- F ; > D oD ‘ i. “ <A Tp mediately. If the Oo! W AL L Al K R, W INDOW SHADES, CU RTAIN e coffee is pur + il require considerable ( ur 1” YP 5 ae ‘ ASK YOUR i T FOR ake siencn the water —Catherine POLES and P I¢ r U R Aa I RAMING We lead. Lurid, VSR) a BAZAAR COMPANY | : AMAAER ONE ANY, OF PURE ; Lansing People Hear of Hiis Illness and ; a ie l a 7TY VY > NORWEGIAN we ; jJunei— tu thu sat A. FULTON, MANAGER (Telephone 50). . Subsequent Cure while in London, > Ont.—Much Pleasure Manifest- ed Over the News, . La , Mich., July 2—A end of i Wi ul Langley formeriy of this eity, now of Lor Seka thet tte io ceca ens Vcee Peak months ago stating Mr. Langley had oe Bk Os eae . R , eae & p Brizht’s disease Of ex ho ‘hope ot agus UA Dse Ra i eee 5 Pan | his very be held out. Within a relate ble as cream. Oils | month, the pe friend has received a let- | = e .ike others. In big a. ter from Mr. v stating that he is About writing ads.. but Oc. and $1.00. completely cure om 6f the pposed fatal | disorder. Mr. Langley says no merlicine | a rr = 2 did him any good until he began using | ME 2g e% ui fat x se —————— | Dodd’s Kidney Pills. These helped him u i Guu | Ji | from the first and in the end restored him | Oo -perieet beac oa, OO | om _ — ° AW7 Tyr | about making FURNITURE; also about marking ' For Over Fifty Years. , Ax OLrp Axp Wet Triep Rewxpy— | it at pri ices that make it sell. Try us and see : Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Sy : ; : . et if we don’t do all we say. We are going to | beed used for over fifty vears by millione | r } others for their childre rhil at h- ye . ee ° rr | of mothers for their children while teeth- | keep up. our reputation for selling THE BEST nig, with perfect enccess. It soothes the | j child, softens the gums, allays the pain, | , TITIIRE ROR THE cAS 7 Make N New, Rich Blood! cures the colic, and i is the best remedy for | FURNI PURE FOR i Tis LEAST MONEY. ondertul di x * iarrhoes 5 . . | ee Fy re ae ay Get ceeevery. Ro others Diarrha i. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold I manner of disears, The information aronnd tw: by Druggists in every part of the world. tee * os o me mi \ . . . ahuad them ana you a eticat Leet ‘on | Twenty five cents a bottle, Its value is {) py AS - WA Ni oie eae te ait oes fromm the boo | incaleulable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. | 2 Ce Wild everywhere, ¢ uns | Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no | stan v BUX Weisser S S08 2 stor House St, Reston, Mam, | other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—l y Charlottetown, March 21, 1894—m w f ; ; c i : a : ae mt till a na lt tt ete i

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l. All that tract, piece or parcel of land situ | o ate on Lot Three, in Prince County, bounded 7

as tollows:—Commencing ata stake fixed Or iu intended to be fix~d on the south side of the™®

Centre Line Road, runring thence in a south. easterly course on’ the east side of an old pine — stump to a yellow bireh tre near the old barn, and extending in the same course till i the line strikes the Brook ; then following the © course of the Brook to the eastern boundary © of the said Dennis U’Briea’s land; thenes ©

north along the said boundary to the Centre Line Road; thence along the said road a die 9% tance Of five chains to the place of commence 4 ment, coutaining by estimation three acres; | more or less, (gether with the rights, privi- a an! appurtenances thereto belong aud also with the liberty and privilege aa tuking clay, earth, stone or gravel trom my iS u and land of the said eunis O’Brien ad- jo.nng,

leges

and aiso full liberty to raise and ~ bad thedam intended to be erected on the ff ini-d of James G. Wiggins neur the gate é 0 a8 to raise the wac.rof the sald Brook any height he may require on pet a othe: land of the said ivennais O' Brien. a All that tract, piece or parce! ot land site- E ate, lying and being al Miminigass, Letor Towuship Number Thiee, in F riace County, Prinee Kdward Island, bounded and as follows, that is to say :—Oomme#nel on the north side of the Miminigash the — distance vf One chain and eighty links east irom the stream to Big Miminuigash P the division line between Paai 1. Costainand 7 Richard Costain, following tuence al said fe road east four chains; thence nor chains, orto said stream: thence fcllowing — the various courses of said stream so sthweste wardly to the said line between Richard Com © tain And Paul T. Costain; thence along eal | jine south three chains, or wo the said road at the place of commencement, containing by © estimation three haat nd, a litle more or less ‘The first piece of land above dese rite bang || Freehold, and second piece above being Leuschold, ogether with all Ppurtenances Lircre apoertain: ng. The above sale of sale

PEN er:

acres oO!

members and ap i my ori anywise ~

_ lo Yechon

is made pursuant to a power 4 comtained in a roun Indenure of

Mortgage bearing date ube wth day of JOBS

A D isyz, made beiween Saad H.W

and sarah A. Wiggins wile) of the OR = lexande! Meikas noon and Taomas

part, and

A. McLean of the other pa

For further particular apply to Mr, Wii S. stewart, Suiicitor, Newsun Bivek, Caateg lolletown Dated this 5th day of June. A D 1804. : 7 A' EX ANDER Me KINNON, F iilswais A. MCLUBAN ; Me ‘rigagees. Et jJunes—law (wed) & wky U sie Ps OT AG i SALE NM ed u ie 8 sive To be seld by Public *uetion, at the Court Sas House in Chariolictown, in Queen's County, 7%

whdny of June next, of twelve ele

on WEUNE-DAY, th A. D. #84, at the hour

ii that tract, piece or par

ate. lying and being Chariotetown, ip Queen's + oun y, in Prinee Kadward Isiand, bounded and described as foliews, that 16 @ Sas t—Com mencing on the west side of Great ieOrge Sirect, at the north-exst sngle of @ ¥ eee. wane yy Kechard Hearts b bo Jose] Jacks be: ce werTih along Great “_ Cieorg si eet to Euston Street: vhence west along Euston Street one hundred and twenty: : four feet; thence south adjoinin he ea & Philip Large eich’ y-five feet; th nce e@

tlhuc di tanee of tw s-‘onts 1 et; thenee north & along tee western boundat Js weph Jace” son's hands «« northern boundary of Joe eph Jackson's tand; thence ea slong the aarty boundary on the said Toseph Juckson’s nd to Gireat ¢ St voreaid, at the” f p wo con t of Town

Ly ‘ vty cee <.x') twoin the r rlottetown,

‘te LL tdi ws, tistures, iutages and appurtena’® said premises be abe

loge the r wi th

Wh atsoe ver to the

PRK reo

none at all. We have Watches and Clocks | rhe'sbove ttle is made parsnant to a sam regulated right up to time, and our prices | Wortunse Wearing date the sah day et ; are regulated by the hard times, We also | Smi'Xicdafermads between John © ve. have the latest styles. in Jewelry.) In’ our] fae tee tptersened, Be Repairing Department we are giving excel- | sale and otherwise, appiy eT lent satisfaction, as we are paying special | he Oe f attention bo Mts.:, We :gleo repeix Land. Sur | Ot Go Moy. ee i Morten gee °

wiayl5—law (tu) Postponement of Above Sale At the B Coombs and is hereby

the lth day of then to take place @&

request of Henry

sale

next, A. > ist,

LAER,

Dated this Wvth day of June, 184.

RICHA ) HEARTZ, HARI Mortgage®

june)

said Provincial Treasurer . 4

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