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Aspecial train will leave Charlotte-

town st ri a. ni. on Monday the 26th lust, for Squris in connection with the annual meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge. _

Returning, will leaveSouris at the

close of the meeting, probably about ri.3o p. m.

Return Ferre Si.

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Our stock of walking

sticks include styles suit-

able for all ages|and all pockets, We have choice

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glass elegance. Our adjust- ment is faultless. This with

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Rarnscliffe School. Supplement M5. Apply to JOHN l)bYl,l'2,

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We lluclato the moving. pictures (fer

the laoatpart)wlth photographs These pictures, reproduced become very life- llko,a`nd more oi-loss leave their lm- i preeaionsvnpon us. lf,a.a is claimed by those who know facts, that two thirds of one‘s education comes through the eye, how necessary ltls to educate our sight. Agalnltis said that no two psrsonssee exactly allkeor think alike. Therefore whatmight impress the reader, might not influence the writer, and vice versa. Moving pictures are around us ovary day, and the following incident may leave its impression upon some one and perhaps suggests thought of comfort. These

lines are written for that purpose.

The many passengers had arrived at

Pt.Du Chene. They ware leaving the diifsrent cars, walking along the wharf, and many struggling up the gangway of the steamer with baggage and chlidmn. Among these, we noticed amlddle-aged

the other a little chap with light curly hair somewhere about two years of nge. Behind these were three

i` g eca n e tor placed 1'

c s amer, u le e went to secure a state mom. The other three little ones “' _-...- .1 iniei inn ti. i. .1 S'

» roun ei r n rot er an tried to keep him from crying. A motherly W

moisten as she wok the little fellow up in her arms to try and pacify him.

irlsay that they hurled mother In the

tutes and tame down to the train after

It d d not take long for many on board

to read between thc lines, for one touch of nature (say what one will) makes thc

whole world kin.

At Suinincrslde the father of that little

family had only the little crying lad to con' vey to the train in waiting. His valise and other children were all looked after. Moreover these children had more banan- as, oranges and candies given them by passengers than ever doubtless in their lives. Tlic crying child was lulled to' sleep before Hunter River was reached liya womiin's tenderness, and the tired out father had a short rest before reach-

ing his destination.

There were other light and shade ef- fects to this picture, which perhaps iff

Longfe low s poem Resignation may W supply the prospective or setting:

vapors i' Amid these earthly dumps. w What seems to us but sad funeral

tapers

May be IIcuvcn's distant lumps.

-Thus do we walk with hor, and keep

The bond which nature gives,

May reach her where she lives.

We may not wholly stay; § By silence sanctifylng, not concealing

The grief that must have way.

Whooping Cough ln Jamaica.

Brown`s Town, Juniaca, West India fo

of Chainl>crloin`s Gough Remedy. It has W proved ltsclf to bc the best rctncdy for whooping cough, which is prevalent on this end of the globe. It has never fallcd to relieve in any case where I have recom- mended it; and grateful mothers. after usingit,nrc tially thanking me for nd- W vlsing thcni.” This remedy is for sale hy U

Toll' s rch. in all shi: lrsanil hnpca, the ,H ncwcst oz- ihc market are to bc found at

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man. In one handbc had avaiise; in EMBROIDERED` LINEN SHIRT

little children all of the same family, the 5hi""“'“i5"° i'"'°“d°d for Wea" with th” ,,|de,,t_,, girl about dam, the nut B boy smart tailor-niados of the summer time about six, and another girl between four '""Pi“7° Phi” “nd °i°5° Mun? um’ 9"' ,md "vs_ vail, and both out and fit must be fault-

s urlug t e trip, upon thalsorc .,usi,|0ns at round thread German linens. with little in ui -in i. bl

ioulder seam is broad, the sleeve somo-

woman came over to the gathering and shirt pattern, and c0llar.ouff and front ' said in an excited manner, “Where`s the pie" “N “mbmidered with “°“"°P°‘l .nother of .his i...i.yr' Ti... eldest gin re- °d8°° *lm* “"1l<*= f°' “ "FY Dfw? *l"‘““- ? pHed_ “Mother is dead_ She died two Tho closeness of tho ilt makes the use of n - days ago." We noticed tho wuinan's eyes dm” Bhidd desimble

Arr-‘vin in th bl th fah 55 °°°"°° ° °° A *` the boy b,._,by_ who kept crying for hom, The shirt waist illustrated is one of the I h - _ `

Before the father came back we heard the W

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The time to take Fcrrozonels when you

two op th_ree verscs_ from Henry W. nr tfeeltlred R dwien “te f .I

. f l t o and sturdy brln health

WL. sec but dimly through tho mist and gatsogtaim om age 'Mm M

Its record is marvellous-it makes you

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ong, of Harbor Bouche, Nova uotln,

any woman could be. »

unbroken ered by triiles, unccasingly nervous.

y blood, gave me appetite. Ina short

Thinking that our remembrance though unspoken ,-

pcotcd improvement in your looks, your

We will be patient and assnage the feeling, your health. 50s. per box. or six

feeling for82.o0. by mail from N. C. Poison

Ml* J' Riley Bennett" a chemisl' °f Charles Frohain and Sir Henry Irving,

Island, writes: “I cannot speak- too highly the Unlwd Su,_¢_cs 1,ek|,m|,,g |n ,january

_ olic, Cliolcra und Diarrhoev. Remedy ul.

ull rli'_\ig;;i.~‘ls. h,

colic, cholcra morbus und dlnrrhocn come on so suddcnl that there is no time to

w, in col..-fin., s......y..i.i.-_ isdn. m

iiiudlclncs I cvcr saw. I kccp a hottlcof it

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Trlg and trim are tho lines which tho

lfth t il' tis to be ttain d.

ossoui sprays embroidered in dnt effect, ith a plain white linen thread The

hat fuller at the top than the re lation _

cary Shop Girls

Pale, lircd Women

ou Feel “Draggy” Lifeless, Nervous,_Never Rested.

ERRozoNE_

ill Make You Feel Like New-_It Vitalizes, Tones and Strengthens.

The beat medicine for motoring _veril-

und strength is Fcrrozone.

s , n 1 appe ai s, hen -nerves get irritated.

rites

“Ferrozcne built me up. _ _ “Before using it I scarcely knew what od health meant. _ _ ‘ “I was just as miserable and weak as

"Tired from inorniniz till night, both-

“The first box of F. rrozone improved

mc I was like anew person. Now l ejoicc in abundant good liealtli.” Gut Ferrozonc. It will make nn unex-

o., Hartford. Conn.; U. S. A., and

lngston, Ont.

icle-it is rather an empty joy for most women to read about it swell muslih WPJSI. a regniar$1.oo llue`_ for 5oc. 'after their’s is sftely in ilie wardrobe, but -'then when you can atl'ord_to, _have one or two extra. especially

early in the -season, They are handso`me,’_' feiegantly made. yé a dozen: "for $3 oo or._...._... ~.f1,-,i...5Ucea

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tract every shrewd hn) er in Ch'.town and country. We oilei half a dozen ‘colored wai_st._ styles, about fifty waisis all sizes up to 44- wellwortli 95c of any lady’s

C me and see the pretty $i 35

value in a sheer lawn waist, pleated with lace and _inser-

- tion. new sleeve for . . . $1.00

An ‘unrivalled display of

moneyfor .........50c

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women’s handsomely tailor- ed white lawn shirtwaists in 4 leading styles was bought to sell at $r.i5 nett, will _ take [one dollar] . _ . . . . . .$1.0

Mill end prices on ladies’

white lawn waists; here's‘ a waist in all sizes, 32 to 44, with sleeves. box pleated. insertion and embroidered front, tucked back and front good value at $2.00 _.$1.5

Shirt Waist Suits, the Right Kind

Here’s a seller-cream, lustre

waist, with blue stitching and buttons, altogether a` swell blouse, well worth $2.50, yours for.~.-. . _ _ _$1.8

Another good seller' in brown,

blue and black in lustre at

......;..' .....-..._...$2.5

Something chic in_a lawn waist.

insertion front with' tucks, ' box pleat. trimined with medallionnfancy :collar with embroidery turn’ over, a good seller at $2.`5o for. .$1-7 All sizes in this line. _

and :hat’s saying a great

,1e,,|_ ed with black. size 38..$4.25

Black sateen. New York style

waists i9o5, stylish sleeve. ed, tucked.sizes 34,36.38 $5-00

new tucked front and pleat-

‘Navy blue pleated waist, pip-

Fawn Lawn with brown flak-

Fawn Lawn, trimmed with

ed cuff, extra value at $1 6o white braid and buttons, _

for... . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ...$l.55 size 56 ...............$6.50

Another style in black New-

ton sateen, trimmed with

black silk nedailions, new tons.size 38- - - - - - - » - - - $6.50

Black and white trimmed

with white braid and but-

sleeve, pleated front, well Fawn Lawn, strapped and woith$i.75ior...._..._$l»35 piped with brown and _

Handsome black Roman Sateen brown buttons. size 36- ~$6.50

Waist, sherred yoke back and front,box pleated front.

Black and white' Lawn Can- ` vas, piped with black. size

nother popular line with 3__ _ i _ fuli_sleeve,' priced _to sell _at ‘ 36 and 38. . . . . . . . . . . $6.50

wide box pleats,embroideiy V _ by the i_n_ak_-r $2.35-for. .$l-95 Lightgrey Chsmeline strap~ insertion front, extra value Fancy waistsin colored ging- ped and piped with white,

at......‘.'... ...$2-25 _ ham the kind that stands size36 ....$1.00

Another laivnsdale ipaist. ,val- = » the wash tub and keep the Navv Fawn Canvas with white _

encieimes lace "‘ insertion ` color, only . . . _ . . . . . .. .$1.55 tabs and buttons. size 34 $8 50

front_andsl1onlders_. pleated ` Also cc-loreu cotton waists at Fancy Hopsack Canvas with

back. lace collar and cuffs. . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . _..$l.25 _ silk~insertion.slze 36. .. .$9.00

2 oo value for ' '$1 60 White Pique pleated waist White' Or andle trimmed

embroidery frontiwttists at __ Black and white ging. piped deep flounce, tucked skirt.

_ _ _$3,g5__ 3,35” 4,25 and $4.50 with black, =ize 56.. ._ _,$4.50 si_ze 34, 36. . . . . . . . . . .__$_`8_.2S rm. ii... of wrists-is”-the tea _.I Psre~b_i\.e._.>\-mga-waist piped White Lawn Sfwi>P¢d¢‘§ir¢"4='

ever shown by the big store with white. size 36.. . . ..$4 25_ ._ . . . . .... . . . ._ . .‘, .__.._._S6.§0_-

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Soiiething swell in _all over _ '_ sizes 32 34. 35 - - - --- ---$4.50 with valenf-‘i€!1D¢l_il1S¢¥fi0U. V

Sloaoo 2oo.oo l§D.00

on P. E.

gas race program and all particulars

'_ I ' ' F. L. HASZARD, C. R. SMALLWOOD Pres. Ch'town Sec’y_ Ch'town

Driving Park. Driu ing Park.

6-23 mo f s w td

wi:iiAiis_ el ouaiiow-l T

to our prospective customers. We ask you to call at our store and it willdelight us to introduce you _to our line _array ot Suitings, Trouser- ings and Cloths.

wiu. vou cons r_

CRAIG & KIGGINS, 3

‘ Upper Queen Street, ‘ ` 645 dw 1 yr.

The Grand lea At Coleman

will be held alongside the station. _ It will be in aid of St. Mary’s Ghnrch Brac, a'nd»for the purpose of brighten- ing the lives of those who patronize it. Every refreshment and entertainment as such occasion demand will :be pro- ided. _ ' _ Coleman is the spot to cheer the heart

of. friend or stranger. ‘ __ For special train arrangements see “ posters; " ' ia

` 'By order of committee. _ ~ 6-23 mo fri a w td _

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James sion 0.

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Loapoiv, June 20.-A contract between

r s fourteen wccks tour of the latter in

as signed today.

.lust What Everyone Should Do. Mr. J. T. Barber of lrwinville. Ga., al- iiys kccpa it bottle of Clin.mbcrlaln's

ind ready for instant use. Attacks of

int a doctor or go to the store for erlicinc. Mr. Barber lays: “I have lcd Uliainlicrlain's Colle, Cholera and iiirrliocaRcmcdy which isonc of the best

" ' ` ‘ _ ‘ comfort, quality, style. fit and Ili-stclasa \vork-

Note tha lime

Also note thonosd of a nlco summer suit.

soniothingthat. will be a source of comfort to

_ _ _‘L | youintha warm soason. Colne and examinn'

our suitlngs, and you will tlnd thc very things you want. Wo have the goods and know how to put thnm up, so in buying from us you makc no mistake, but will find in our clothing.

manshlp, for we are very anxious' to pleas?" ouncuntomcrs. and by -so doing wc soil to soil again. '

MCDONALD & PERRY, _The Nobby Tailors. 'Great George Street.

if _ Arc You Coming

in town soon? If so, come ready to have your photo

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gene bottle of this remedy cured him

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missioncr of Dairylng, lcavcs on the Vic- torian on July 7th, on n visit to Europe, to study dalrying conditions there. Hn will be

the Spanish war know wiint this dlacusc-

Ncw stock ..._

_ more cmret than so much war-cr. Cuban in. cliarriioealsalmost as severe and dangerous

as a mild attack of cholera. There is one

dc- :_cnicdy,howcvcr,thatcan aluaysbedepen

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_ gertiiicate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of

ouston, Texas: “lhereby certify that

y Chambcrlsin's Collc, Ch l nd Di r-

at prices you cant ...... .......... ..... .3 221.2.. ..°.

in my rouin as I have had several attacks

colic and it has proved to bo the host crile-ine I cvcr used." Sold by ull drug-

T0 STUDY DAIRYING.

Orrawa, June 20.-J. A. Ruddlck, Coni-

away about thrcc months. - ___.__._.______

- Cuban Diarrhoea- -

U.S. soldiers who served in Cuba durin

and that ordinary remcdlcs have llttlc

d upon as will he seen b the followin

verc attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which brought ionic from Cuba. We had veral doctors but they did him no good

our neighbours will testify. Ithank

taken at our studio. The latest syles and ’- cards. -_ Call an see us anyway if

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_. Wanxmzvinna, Our.. Jan. 1-5th, ig.-.5_ GENTLEMEN:-For sometime the purchasing of another piano for our -__Co_nv_ent was under discussion. After looking over the best makes of pianos we decided on a Mendelssohn. Comparing it with other Brst- 'ciass makes we found the scale of the Mendelssohn to be the most per- .fzct of any ; so evenly balanced. it gives the full _richness of tone so "_§leasing_to the ear,wiiile the action gives that elasticity of touch which

eiiglits every true musician For durabilit the a uiiex

l ftimony Choi Z ums; it

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To any one desirous of purchasing a piano we cab naelenijonsiy |-¢.

Ifihd for so valuable a niedicirio.” For

_ ' commend the Mendelssohn as second to none.

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kinds. 1

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Mari right lumisiiing Bo., 'i

` - CARPETS AND FURNITURE. " ,

estate. (Road the Mutual Life of New

ale by all drugglsts.

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Redpat-h'a granulated sugar 6 cents per at Beer & Goffs. Hd `li

usd' tf.

It is insurance thstoft proclaims the

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_ 7i}_' _ , _ ST. JOSEPITS CONVEN l`, - y ~ _ ' _ ' .Walk¢r_ville.

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you are not goingr to have them taken this t me. We will be pleased to see you.

Gauvln. Gentzel & Co. rnoroonarnnas,

Jas. A. -S.`BAYER,

_Proprletor. _ __ _

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_ subscriber oder: .sal%_g:_- to e s pro rt at Ca li" ge, The house iselai-he and weilgiislied and has a basement warehouse, with out buildings adjoining. For further par- tlculars_?ply to 8. D. McNeill; Cardi- gan Br ge or to the owner, _

‘ _ H. F. BISSETT, _

Windsor. N. 8.

6-so d imo.

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Chs.rlottel6wa,P. I.

First class single and

double teams.

Fine iuniosts for wed- 41151:# uid wrlvstgpmlu. .,,

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