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_ leave ot absence owing to impaired e e sight and Examiner Farmer has _

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dents Everywhere _ upon to img the work up in aiiafig

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(eg) Pi (see also on page 5.1 _ :_=:_1fyv\fc1_t_l;_;:_1ei_roEi:_:~::_; Few peoplehavej

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__ _ Jo_si~:iH ll Atsii was yesterday morn an Examine, of the patient Omce. l

_, l"" @_lUt! lllled $2 01' lll days for d1'llllk9ll°. their duties necessitating not onl ali

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é! i\6SS pdtucattoukof a supenop order, but an f§ ‘ Am' boy or Girl desir ng to learn 1° 'ma °_ °°"fe‘~g° °_ l_l1'° V115! Iibld of

wrilrljhls El00'ant printing shouldtapply at this Ollice at midefm ““'e'm°”° Wh‘°“_°*’_1 °°lV be

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cw ry Friday at noon, instead ol i-vc-ry llues-.lzix .

lim. A. D. Sri~;iii.iNo will preach al

li::i'l'-lhine on Sundry next the 18th at ti. 30 pin.

ANY person desiring ai Bulfs eye

Camera, No 2, size 35 x3§ Should apply it this oflice at once.

Yirsri-:Roar morning the Halifax

Breweries Co,, obtained a certificate udder the provisions of the Farquhar- son Tax Act for the agent in charlotte- iown.

Housisriiaizri-11:5 should remember

:hat all the milk supplied by J. Mc- Williams, Royalty: is from oflicially tested herds,'whether his own or not. No need to buy cream when you use .l/Ic\Vi1liam’s bottled milk, as it con- tains all the crea'n wanted for home use.

Tm; Market yesterday was fairly

attended. Butter was quoted at 16 to 17 cts per lb ;eggs were sold at 9 to 10 cts per doz. There was little doing in poultry andchickens 501.1 from 45 to 55 ctr. per piir. Potatoes sold at 38 cts a bushel. Fish and lobsters were plentiful. _

Manassas of the Natural His ory and

Antiquarian Society and their friends who wish to attend the annual “outing” at Galiss.Point on _Saturday 17thinst.. may obtain particula_rs as to opnditions and arrangements from the Secretary, Mr. Watson. to whom application should

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Very tins flavor, “no test like a trial” you know. We ask you to try a few. We sell them by weight. ALSO - _

Heinz Prepared Mustard, “ “ Dreesiag, India Relish,

Miuce Meat (in pound tins) Baked Beans, (in Tomato Cat- Supl.

Sweet Midget Ghorkins,

Spanish Queen Olives,

Tomato Soup,

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\Vho ride bicycles know

what a. sensible thing, a. high trim blcvcle boot is.

\V. have two good lines of

bicycfe biota-ciiecked canvas tops at

Sanderson & C03 $200 and

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PH I N TER and BINDER. Queen St.

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liie Ilolhri Reward

The subscriber will pay to any per-

°°D who will give infomation that

$2.25 a. pair.

If You prefer

i Oxfords to wheel in we can

show you some nice lines- -

Our Blucher Shoe makes a

very cimfortable one ,_to wheel in.

$1-85a pair

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1 Stamper’ s

Dr. H. L. Dickey

(Lots of the Royal London Ophthal-

lloortields.)

*lll lead to the conviction of the per- *°11 Or persons who stole the board! lmm the fence of the pasture known *U the Bracken Field between the

P P ARCHIBALD 2 ,O3 P_ m 7 to 8 P m P medicines ’ _‘_ ' e

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Nxw Hsvut Nofrls,-¥our`foorres-

poudeut has not G_UAB~

¢ommumiy.f-To see the number that cometo the po»to$ees in this vic_i-

nity tells' its own t.sle._ ._ ,

niiui is b¢1ysn¢_i¢~n.=iii¢_on¢, _ mi.:

porter ol his government for twenty years.-The farmers of New Hsvensnd surrounding settlements have _finished putting in their cups, and now turning their attonhoil tn "other work. especially building, which is rushing around here. Starting with Mr. Clowe, who has built quite an addition to his dwelling house.Mr. Herbert Newman is erecting a fine dwelling, Mr. Charles Campbcll’s new forge, on Yeo’s Coiner and Mr. Newson’s two new buildings.-We are pleased' to see our new milk hauler' on his old route to Cornwall factory.-We are also glad to see Mr. Hugh Mc- Millan who has been away to the Agri- cultural College, and we hope to hear an address on farming from him in one of the New 'Haven halls in the near future. Mr. McMillan has built a new lime kiln for the purpose of supplying the farmers with lime.-There seeriis to be a great demand for masons in this district just now. _

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Ku _ lorls Headache Powded.

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Never pays to carry an unre- iable Watch. You never know the time, and are con- stantly missing appointments on that account,

Wo sell Reliable Watches only

We dont care to handle any- thing else. Call and give us the verdict of your inspection. _

W. N- Tanton,

_ Jeweler.

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1 mio Hospital and Central London fa , quo i 1 Throat and Ear Hospital M § mmb Prlicg

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OFFICE-Cameron Block srnrsra, rsrnroresrroiw. UONSTI- ‘ I W Q

railway crossing on the Lower and CE .‘ PA-nag etc, _ I » ° 'UPPGI' St. Peter’s Road. ggitnggzftgn-°§)g?)“i\I.?d.“;'1 . rn., _ Ferthe Boot English Drugs und_ i . . c ° lglspgsvznlislo ststrvtl

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J Charlottetown. Eyes es e or a e - ___ __ ___ “___ °°° 5‘h» 1899 June 2-dw N cnauotieriiivue 9°' » Sunny

max, and it is highly spoknf is this I

and his rum hill sitneingli _,cities sup-'

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ents recently granted to clients of Mos- sr~i.Merfiin & Marion, Solicitors of patents and Exp arts. New _York Life building- Wo.-iir~ia1= 63,080. .Julius Otto '/.warg breifierg. Germany, Mic- rfiphones. 6;~)4=fl6_ John D. Ollgnv, Montreal, P. Q.. Arzifioial Fuel. 63 097_ Joseph Artniir Veillancourt, Jr.: -.Vlon°real,P. Q , Butter Presses; 63,

A\1>kland.P _Q. Boite; 63,144, E1-i use Jones, Winnipeg, Ham, Straw Stacker; 63.140,Joseph A. Plante,y Qlwboc. P-'Q-, Acetyleoe Gas geuer-= Ming apparatus; 63.139, Odilon Ai'-' cbamhault. St. Hyacinthe, P. Q., Ac-1 erilese on Generators; 63,138, Louis? M. llestroismaisons, Ste.Anue de ls Pccatiere, P._Q.. acetylene Gas Gener- °'f’l`i 53,130. Jihn R9bertS.l'0l1d, M”f°l'¢l Bay, Ont., Wrenches. ¢_

OB1'rUAR.Y.-We record today the

death of Duncan Fraser, Esq. of East Whtm Road. Loi 59- which took plies at his late home on Thursday the Sth mst. The deceased was the eldest son

ina brother or the me Bev. Alien' Fraser of Alberton.and of Mrs. Hector C. McMillan of this city. In early lite he wasemployed by the late Wm. Dosse in the cattle and oat trade to the Newfoundland and English mrket, and uftotwutd by that , gontlgmgn p-aoed in charge of the Piuotto` Hills. B9 suhseqiienuy eimea me aiuenl :F19 *l uftormsgme years

ll. W I goods _ _grocery ln Im- ual , _t_o,Whiui’Rosd . w,'horo ho -i»°°¢1I»,i-omaiiiaei-m an nap. ual Frosting; man_ofi_l_sore thin qdi. 9.1"! llmlligbucognd religious ¢XPe.l_'ll_o°°. come, fic- -a hiavledse ol me ' moi. when ‘ 5901-1- !1ll¢l4»l'¢llQliiiis|ry`oftho lates

~_{;.“cLaunau of B_olfnd'uud WAI it his

th ton days' _Ol oompletin eighty-four years. Mr. Fraser eng throughoatlife an ardent supporter ot 1 every good cause, and for nine years held the oiice of Grand ~Chief of the British Order of 'lemplars in its early ti'istory_in this'Provioce. Ho ‘held the -lime of Justice of the Peace, and com- missioner of deeds and adidavits. He survived his partner, Margaret, young- est daughter of the late Gavin Mchure, . by twenty six years, and leaves one son, John W. on-the homestead and three daughters, Mrs. James A Camp- bell and Mrs. John‘N_ McDonald,neigh- hors-the:eto,and Miss Maggie of Boston. ln 1872 Mr. Fraser was ordained to the Eldeiohip of the Presbyterian Church is Georgetown, which chico he con- rinued to hoid in St. Andrew’e Church, Montague. In this capacity he was

‘S Y .Y fellow counsellor and by all for his con-‘ ,istent life and fervent piety. 'Ho was particularly devoted to Sabbath School work, whenever opportunity afforded, up to the completion of four score* years. On Saturday the 10th his ro- rnains were interred ici the cemetery at Murray Harbor North, his brother elders acting as pall bearers. Thus has entered into rest one of the Lord’s servantsmipened by age and exper- 161108.

Business Locus. `

Garters’ soolis grow

STEARNS IS BEST. ssc ri-is ci-|Aiu|.Ess.

- Bic Posrs /ir Lir-rr.i: Pincus --4,000 cedar posts landing at the _Bee Hive Lumber Yard. If prices will do it they 1 will all go this month.-James Barrett, Connolly’s Wharf.

THE Latest Fad.-Gentlemen’s Siik

front shirts--three doxen to selectffrom at Paton Gr Cos. ` 12 tf.

Work. Thi following isa list of pir-

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l06,Paul R. Trethewey, Muskoka Falls, ` Out. Boat propelling mechanism; 63. , 1l_(). Delnhis llesorcy, St. Malodt _

of the late Donald' Fraser ol Belfast -

lar suits.

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Store.-10 dlw

Furcrrorr body wash for athletics sod cyclists---Central Drug Store.-10 dlw

Fans time 5eaee_b{iii= and beam-

-Central Drug Store.-10 dlw

A notable offer In bro!! Goods at Stanley Bros!- About .200 yards elegant silk and woot goods In 6 l-2 and 7 yard lengths for 55a,

65c and 75c per yard,worth

ket on Maik -I days.-2 2w. | WASTED3 taut makers and 2 vos!

makers; highest prices and constant

Wx want to call special attention to

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lish worsted< for 16 and 18 dollars;

gains.-John Maclaoop 8 C0. 3i

of the leading tailoring

tures.

Every thing you want

Almost every man knows that our Store is one

Here are to be found the choicest patterns in suitings, from the world’s best makers. What we are rushing now is those Scotch tiveed Suits at $14.00 in:browns,greys and fancy mix-

stores in the province.

in furnishings ishere. _

and Fur. _ shi ig gocd. for men and ready made.

We sell better Suits than ten

_ But Tiger Brand suits are best that ten dollars can buy

oi-steals

serge suits-single ordouble

Therc’s a noutuosl about out

Clothing that makes you like lt.

Midd suit!-twoeds sud

handsome y braided, colored

_ buffalo horn buttons.

$3. 50, $4.00, _

Norfolk Suits, $1.7 Wool taken in exchange

in store, or the highest

'dealer-.' lraliuiieiiii-eemiys,

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n' bl esteemedb his brethren as a_ Pl'l¢6.8Sk€d, l3,2l ,wf ¢.k. '..m|

THERE isa right place for eygy- .9|\‘.9|\ .l'\"'!

thing and the right place to buy ts, ‘__ . W" is at J. H. B ll’s, the cheapest boot' "ill “ut . °

`, storein the city. 18:f ff .iffy _ODOUIIM

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i Com; and see our stock of plants QW' .lkl”‘ °l.”.'o

before purchasing elsewhere. Choice `_,

Gerinums $1 ner doz.. smaller at g0c. l{(,,_‘ _¥’;r3_::°_0__

All kinds bedding annuals 100 P01' OZ. =_ ` '

iarmwing-.ii ina psf nnnageii; uiniix a (,__\\ §_§'_..°;1'.i.“lI."§";1`°i.l"».

to9~rn.'»li, Auricn as an oysn ns - (ramnmiii ai 35. per doz. Dimes atc' _ -' BN0RAVlN°» per iloz in hmsiu. All kinds of house " _ nm, _n m, ,_ plant-i selling cheap at' Ridzwayl l\i\',,‘ver1|»f¢t§:v:work|n

Nursery. Upp i'_ Prince Street.;-John .____\ ‘”“"' 7”'

Williams, l’rr-priet0r.- Upstairs tu Mar- _‘il

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emPloyment at D. A. Bruce'e. 8 d&w ____ __ hm” a. ‘*";

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'some gi-eat bargains we are offering in "” made to order suits. Pine black En -

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good tweed suits for 12, 14, 16 and 18 dollars. These are all special values ' and parties wanzlng a good suit at s moderate pric-r should ses these bar-

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" peskingof sman whomhodesollif l as a Godsend to his town. ~ In point of quality Wol\IQ

Watches are unsurpassed.

The price is astonishing lol.

Waltham watch forl

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