‘ Opening Bill Tuesday Night.

Mass.

` A womans reproductive ' `

tense and continuous sym- ‘

thy with her kiglneys.

%dsilgl\test discrdcrin the

, klduoysbrings about is L eoi‘res`p6ndlng_.disease in

5 the reproductive organs. ` Db¢|d'l Kidney Pills, y re- ' atorin the ki neys to their

perflg condition, prevent

‘ and :ure those fearful dls»

ordérs peculiar to women. ' _ Pale young girls, wom-out

, mothers. suffering wives

and_women,enterinfg upon the Change of Ll e, your

-_ 'best frien is

Dodd’s Kidney ' Pills `

_ We want a bunch of

Funny Black Cats 0n Paper

\ s- sa

P

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I \ m `.) 1* ""*"§%1\E‘$r( "`.;.-"tg I

ll-#CK CAT BRAND “Iago lnckilord iioslofy (A Ksnosn/i. wis.

Will your youngster draw one

for us P

Draw ‘ Cat on a card 8% x 1 1

inch and put your name and ad- dress also.

We r iler three premiums-For

the funniest drawing $1.00, for the second funniest 50 cent=; and for the third funniest 25 cents.

J. Paton & Co.,

2°f° OID 9.

'Tm ww'

OPERA HOUSE

4 Days 0n1y~Commenclng Tuesday, June 14th.

Society Event of the Season. First np- Xearance here of the Great Romantic

ctor,

Mr. Robert B. Mantell

assisted by Miss Marie Booth Russell and sselect company in his greatest successes.

The Light of other Days.

Wednesday Evening,

MDN BA RS.

Thursday Evening,

ihe Dagger and the Cross.

Friday Evening

The Face in the Moonlight.

Entire production carried by Coni

pany for each ploy. Special summer rices, 35e, 5oc and 75c. _ Seats on sale at usual places I<`riday.

June 7 d8i

TG fB..`E]N"I‘!

A nest and comfortable cottage with a nice

lawn attached, furnished, for the summer months at Victoria, Crapaud, piano iucluded. Appiyito R. B. Boswell, merchant, Victoria or to the undersigned on the premises. Misa Ida. a. rsliuvr. victoria. 6 wedut- "

WANTED

18.~0hss L.

in the superior

organs are in the most ln- 1 ,, ."-

»_ ‘ , , .L I , .¢uns... »- I. , _

, 1

orman and Claims a Wrong Has Boon Done.

`0'r‘raws, Juus'1B.-This was private members' day in the Commons. Mr. Armstrong, of East Lambton, called attentiorito the serious blow tba new tori!! had struck at 0anada's ore industry. He wanted to know when the bounty provision of the tariff would become operative. '

Mr.Ficldlng replied that it depended

on the action of parliament, as no bounty .could bc paid till the act came into force. -

Mr. Lefurgcy, conservative, of P. E.

Island, drew attention on behalf of an inflnentiallresident of King’s conui»!.i,o the overcrowding ofthe lobster packing industry, and the granting of new licenses, there being in that. inshore stretch of [IH miles seven canncries. Mr. Lei urgry read the correspondence he had with the [marine department which showed he hadfused every possible argu- ment to induce the department to stand by its avowed policy of restrictingl licenses to] protect the ilsheries. The defence ofthe department was that the new license was granted at the request oi a numher{of fishermen who complained of monopoly and wanted tn can their ovn catch. Yet, said Lelurgey, Hon Mr.2Preiontalne had assured the house that he had ro complaint regarding any monopoly.

Mr. Lefurgey nssertsrl that the now

llccrlss was granted to Mr. Hughes, M. P. forK|ngs, and one Ryan, for political purposes and not because of any mono- poly. This action had placed the fisher- men in is worse position than before, as the ground had to be re-allotted.

Mr. Hughesfsaid that from Black-bush

to Sourls, a distance of from iorty to ilfty miles, there were only two men who had licenses, and one cf these was the gentle-

the next general election. 'lbere was a monopoly in the business, and even after an additional license was granted Mr. McLean broughtseveral men to prevent Mr. Ryan catching lobsters by traps in front of his factory. This was because they objected to the monopoly being broken. I-lo (Hughes) had gone into partnership with Ryan to enable him to compete. There were no fishermen who had complained.

Mr. Lefurgey pointed out in answer he

could not get the minister l otalk. It was in this case as it was in the Dundouald incident, the responsible minister put the responsibility on the shoulders of an irresponsible man.

R. L. Borden emphasized the point thai,

theqgovernment had violated its previouS promises in making departure there-

man who was going tc run against him ati $5500 and costs' W’ W' Rltchle and R'

7 . _ Mr- l-efurgey Speaks of the That Dlliters and Servants on`the GFGMIWB Oil-ICGIIIG! to Fish- Intercolonlal were Responsible

for Death of Harris in |902-

__,.'

,tender emerged from the cloud of stenm

had time to get out of the way. The court holds that the conditions which the

D be other

engine was being backed combined to occasion the accidsnt,and for that the crown 's oiilcers and servants on the rail- way were responsible. Damages are set,

E. Harris for the supplianr, Mellish, K. C., and Mathers for the crown.

CHILDREN HAI)

SKIN DISEASE

Itching so bad They Would Tear

ary Cure by

DR. CH ASE`S _

from, arranged the mutter to the finan- cial proilt ol' their supporter, Mr. Hughes

and hlspirtnerln the business.-Ccrres pondvncc to Halifax Herald (Conser-

vative .i

BALLOON SPI DERS.

They Voyage na Great Heights Dvor- lea na Well as Lund.

Given a steady breeze and a free

course, there is prnctlciilly no limit to the distance which 11 ballooning spider muy traverse. Tho wrltcr has taken orb Weavers from their sunggerles un- der divers sheltering projections at the

~ OINTMENT.

1

Too many children are in agony from

ltchlpg, burning skin disease.

Too many mothers are worn out by

anxiety and loss of sleep in watching over their little ones who are tortured by such ailments.

Dr. Chaso’s Ointment is a prompt and I

positive cure for every form ot itching skin disease, and has proven its marvel-

‘ions power in thousands of cases, similar to the one described below.

Mrs. Lois McKay, Tiverton, Digby

County, N. S., writes:-“My children

IFN!!

5 BOUIDN, .lure

A_;~

/avi 1, ru saerim Pu-an in sm is in wma

Ori* J ~‘

Awa, une, , 118. Judgment. was .

f1°llv°=°d br Mr- .NWS Bsfbfldv In tl" l urdi ?.3‘}i5‘°'f.."<i.f",“‘~i.€£.‘.l.'.“i’.."3l.'.i1§l'.‘l.‘i case of Elisa H ,v_s. the King. The thasoil-he isfaiagglnintelllpnee quite suppliant. is the `wi of the late James U "ITMJ Mg ° P “t°;° ‘*"§i;‘;§‘§:'cl.“§tl.';

H. Harris, of Halifax, who was killed on nnglh nf::,d°'s,n:'e‘;’f-f::,u,T:i1 in mon, pu, -

the I. C. R. crossing at Green street, in ¢n°|-moug, yet gud, ggufgg sink into gm.. the my or Halifax, on ess ann ei sifmuce when ~=<;m1>-fig; ti° t11=,1§»t=:gi F°‘"“°"- 'lm Th' “°°°“°'1 "M l'.§El.'I..?r’I.°.l ‘".§=`.‘{§’ nflliiice ¢i`.“'5.'$§..». of 5l“`“°k “id “ned by 5° “glue b‘°kl““' Xlnnesota and Dakota hav'e received hoo,-

cutz from tho station to the round- ono,ooo for their products iii a slag: Qu. house. The engine was at the time ;1;hrfhf‘f’;)';‘°;`i;°°"n "gf: :`;“;f;‘:i'm“ in ,E5 in charge of the driver, who had ,ut ng kno," if certain *gg gn

_N the assistance of a fireman and no one plnmted and properg cared for that Nature else. The driver was at his post in the *lu “N °\’° °f ° N” I" 5° 'Em'

way you arrlnukr of your om: drrhny. .

wb' ‘nd "°’ k°°PlPR ' |“`°p°" l°°k °i't' Providing our blood lain good order, it The ni-eman was dn the apron between only needs alittle enfort on your own pan the engine and the tender, and was keep- W \¢¢P l\=llU\! “id °U°l1l*-fiil !°\\l' 503!

' of the poisons that are apt to accumulate

ing s look out on his side of the engine. md ur system is “my to wud Og me ‘ ,

The bell was riusinii. sud the rate of am¢{‘l»f¢iic_¢¢ms of slams.; nf. r_-ima. .

speed was about six miles an hour. Gl°ld;11gW¢§1l'-‘:; T3ill:'¢°‘;§U!I:;§;:r“3_*

O0 -- DC ll E

Immediately hem” the deceued “sump” blood coipusclea. There is no alcohol in ed W °\”°“9 5 ‘Ulu °f “"3 hid bun this great tonic to alrrivel up the red blood

shunned over this crossing in a direction corpuscles. bas as aireratlye extrslg. 2:1?

opposite to that from which the engine :‘;lr7k°ifnh;;“°":i= w‘:,';’_“ n_f?if;l3“°e‘; ,hz 4 Bild l?°l1"l°f DY Whlilh he WN klll°d WHS liver into proper action, and feeds the ;| coming. The eng ins used in shunting wom-tgp! dnervés, éiipmuch and nllrealrt fort

. se or over s ir o as v

this train was leaking steam, and left a grgfm if has wld more large? than my MH “mud of steam “nd sm°k° which °b5c'°“`°d other blood medicine in the Un ted States. L I 0, uw New York Casino You" Iendm the other engine and tender from the More bottles of Dr. Pieree’s Golden Medical |. EK ,,..._.,,,,,,,,t0,, gn," 1 ` pd d

New of anyone appr0ach|n“ me Discovery are sold to-day than ever bei'orc- -

that is a true test. ofits medicinal value after

crossing as the deceased did. ‘hirtydght years of dcscwed pDpu1,,,;¢y_ V _ w Y ' Tha tml” and 3h“"l'l°R Dr. Pierce’s "Medical Adviser” sent on HH. `“`xMN” and the “Mmm” ° h" engine bring clear of the crossing, the de- receipt of stamps to pay for mailing only. , ll |`

‘waged agtempged [0 “-055,2 so fu- as the Send 31 one-cent stamps for book ingaper ‘ ' ‘ 1 h d h ,_ covers, or 50 stamps or cloth-'noun vol- | circumstances s ow, au t e engine a- d I umm Address D,_ R_v_pi,,,.,,_ Bug-,|°_N_y_ _

ilalilng sch. Rob

oh. _ _G - Roy. Cain.. J mas Hickey, which came in ‘

'3 _ ' l I .1 from the fishing 3 ouoda ‘this afternoon

"um °h*m“»‘1°'°‘Ml°'P“3° ‘t l < outlived with the I Dominion L~ns atr.' 1 llsnh lil- This procedure was ' Prince George, ar. at chor otTLoug Wharf,

upon ata conference this often

..... M---a»»--1-- -on-» __ I :rf.:'.1“:;“L:.:*::::':':.'1~..l::..:’;‘:.'..‘;' son andJ Hvahsy. counsel for the da- ni I- '.1 ' ` ' ` . port. side, onrninu alole below the water '°““““ Ili the Domllilon House of The Exchgqug,-1 gum of "'°°' ' ___

Commons , Canada Holds

lm.

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an-rc -K;

lir. vlinrlea Oo.

la Park Place.

and smoke and were upon him before he 1* """" _*Wim* /W'E~_E_` , ill

Corner of Pownal and King Streets. Charlottetown.

PROPRIETOR

Their 1-ieSn__A.. extrusion.- lall mgdgm Convenience;

DPEN

boarders wanted.

5-30 d rmo

PARKSIDE

2.22 3-4

Owing to the large riernantl for the

John T. Weeks

15 large and airy rooms,

<'.'ciit.leu1cn:--

clieeks; neck

y E easesxna an oes

ninrn to improve t a Face and Form ilvnri any I have tried.

1 in-ru-illy endorse it for its urity

_ Yours very tml ,

bust measure Iwo inches. T 1-rn ouiiiioiitl ll. to all m friends.

hiyrs. J? R-_-.

\Vnlv.lori-Astoria, Oct.. 1903 V

ll DR. CH iR1.Bs FLESH

by phyxiciar » 1 used by actre for more ill ' live ears. to medical I wfllround

~ ,\

One or two boxes are often

send us one dollar. We order to-day and mention this pa

FREE.-A sample box a

illustrated with half-tone pictures

M 1fHr:. ONLY .

"".".2'»T.~‘.‘.i."....lE.l“1'l

That will Make the Flesh Firm and llealllly,

l Develop the Bust and Remove Wrinkles

» We Have Thousands of Testimonials

CASINO snosuwar sun 39111 rrllrl'

Sins Ilizos. Managers ii. itcssnnavll Acti Manager

New York, lysis. 14. 1002.

Dr. til arl C0.

1 es .

l‘.l Park Place, N. Y.

Gentlemen :-

l ln-rewitli e1icl0l¢ you chock for dvs

dollars, being iianuyment for ten boxes

~ nl Ili-_ <‘haries csh Food, which you

will ph-me forward to me at once, care

New York, Feb. 16, H101.

Dr. Charles Co..

19 'Park Place.

G tl :

on agen - Encl cd herewith I am pit-mt-d tai

hand you $2.00a1itl would tlianlr you to send me two boxes of D1'. Charles Flesh Food. Part of this orrler is lot' u frisini of mine tc whom I have higlilv recom. mended your preparation. lt luis :loin- wondcra for me and I take pleasure in recommending it to others.

Yours very truly,

LLARA LANE.

Miss Lane is leading lady for Arruli-

na-Poguc Opera Co.

Dr. Charles Co. ( '

19 Park Place.

Dear Sirsl

I would thank you to send mc two

more boxes oi your D1. Charles Flush Food, for wlilc you \vill rlulensc ilnrl enclosed hercwlti $1.00. nm <~~~»~

, i'l<-use duplicate my last order for Dr, gratulating myscll on discovering your F* <`|\arlcs Flesh Food. I t th

mul sa at

ul: this pr(-poration has given me Ientire sirisicizi on. It has ine;-qgggri rn

. ' O

defective shunting engine created and hh the rate of s eed at which t

remedy, for it has entirely cleared my face and hands oi wrinkles-some of them were very rlccp and have arirulvrrl me for years. . vnnnot speak too highly oi your preparation.

Mrs. N- ll--.

Jersey City, Oct., 1903.

FOOD has been recommended

sses, singers and women of fashion

It is the only preparation known

out firm, healthy flesh, thin

sufficient to restore a breast lost

through nursing or sickness to its original fullness and beauty. The same quantity will also show a decided improvement where the natural growth has been impaired.

monials. What it has done for others it will do for you. '

r

; For removing wrinkles

We have ihousands of iesii-

o crow s-feet about the eyes or

mouth it acis like magic. Wrinkles which have been years in forming often disappear after a few applications.

ll Regular price $1.00 a I1 I

01', but to introduce Dr. Charles

Flesh Food into thousands of new homes we have decided 10

i . Send fu/0 (2) b0x6S to all who answer this advertisement and l would ihanlr you to send your

per. nd our boolt, "Art of Massage,"

of living models showing all the

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mf; *rm

June l, 1904.

Transient and summer

highest nttiiiniiblc point on the dome W ol’ St. Petcr's in Rome, whither they _B had cloubtlessbeeii ciirried by the wind when youngliiigs. One niixy see ilecks W

spider lxnlloons sin-mlliig hy them at

ere taken with an itching, burning kin disease and tore tkeir flash until it as sore imd their shirts would some-

of gosgumep anon( M fur gr-enterRtimesbewctwlthbloui. Tbedoctnr did heights. Sci1fn|'lng folk often note nomeem to know what ,ned them and

at-ii or ciitnngicd upon viirious parts of iliti \'e.s.\'t‘i. I)n1‘\\'iti. in his filmolls \‘o_v:\ge of tin- licngle. when sixty miles from lurid sriw grunt numbers 0f smiill spiders with their webs. When they llrst came in contact with the rig- ging they were seated upon threads, and while hanging to these the slight- est breiith of air would bear them out of sight. Thus. though so tnr from land, the wee voyagers were still mov- ing on over the main.

A stgamshlp captain told the writer

of a like observation made by him.

Willis sailing along the eastern coast

1- n the month of

§:u§3:t:‘sA;,e;l;n:l;;lv§Nd wmxhmw at all dealers, or Edmauson, Bates8c

iuersbla spider webs. He was then |00

more than 200 miles from lnnd. about

I 400 miles south of the equator. The

wind was blowing from the continent.

I

The man who always drops his

chainiesa watch to cali at our establishment.

We. are making aspeciaity Of

"The spiders seemed like eloniilfffd nails," and the captain. "with s wrt Of umbrella canopy above them. They settled upon the snlls and rigging and ilnully disappeared as thi!! ¢'Hm°~ YO" know," he added. “that it is not uu-

A chain on a watch is economy. ,usual roi- bn-as to be blown our io

How much easier for a spider, prov

l

lsuiferrrs will try lt."

59* `John Alexander Dowle has,dscided to

gd. t _ _

M hu the mean. to keep mmm" rsturn to the United States by the first. Fredericmn b W Mc mm

_]. . I. an.

ad steamer. In strongly worded d nu I - ‘ ; ,

chains of various styles and prices. ,,,,,,e,,ded In th, m_.._H_ 0_ “own my mmm. the London mpg" “gifs N°f¢l1 TWO" Ky Hemllifm f amb<l~

M ___________ ____ Summerside by Leonard Morris.

C31] and 9e]¢¢t_ LL. D., in Harpefs sjliillw- _ morning express unbounded satisfaction '

in Dow|e's speedy departure. H T,s W. GRANT 6» CO., at Charlottetown, Transfer Agents-

could give no relief, so I began using Dr. Ch ase‘s Ointment.

“\Vberever it was applied it did its

work well, and has entirely cured them of this horrible disease. They suffered so

they could not sleep nights, and I _think li it had lasted much longer I would have gone crazy from the anxiety and loss of ' sleep. I cannot find words to praise Dr. Ohase's Ointment enough for the good it has dons my children, and hope other

Dr. Ohase's Ointment, 60 cents a box

mpany, Toronto. _ To protect you

against lmltations the protralt and sig- nature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box.

GOOD RIDDANCE. ‘

Lo1mo1¢,June 14.-It is understood that

service of Parkside, the owner thinks it unwise to travel him, and he will there- fore stand at the owncr’s stables, Sum- mersitle, for the season of 1904.

Parkside added four io the 2.30 lisi

last season, making a total of ten 2.30 performers to his credit.

All mares at owner’s risk.

JAMES A. MCNEILI.,

_IOHN STEEL, Manager.

5-17 d&6wE

SANITARY

PLUNI BING.

How often difease and sickness

comes in the home, and very often the canse is with the plumbing.

We always pay particular atten-

tion to the_sauitary laws. Ill this is

very imgortant to the maintenance of healt .

Our plumber is a ilrll-class man,

and can be relied upon in iitiing up this class of work in the most up-Lu- dste and asnllarv manner.

We use none but the very best

quality of goods on the market and we can guarantee entire satisfaction in every respect. »

Give us a call when in need of any

plumbing work cone.

Bruce Stewart & Co.

Founders, lgrynnsera, Machinists

and ler Makers Steam Navi tion Co'a Wharf. Charlotglowa, P. B. I.

i-__--_li

- Summer tourists will find this hotel

_ W kg & Co. are selling more _ _

llc ee L_ _ _ ` lfirfsabilious attack, take Chamber- lcfmanuy situated fm" Piles “am

_ 1 1 _ mach and Livsr Tabltts ands b nl' dba 5 _ T '°d ¢ _

Jeweler’ 9410379 d€5lm¥» ¥0°d hits' th' lqniolt recovery is certain For salei-y »t‘l lA‘:ldf-:fs an A "\1l§M lV?n\$l3Gi?le e

1 different movements for removing wrinkles, developing the bust and

other beauty hints, will be sent free to any lady sending I0 cont' to pay for cost of mailing. `

Dr. Charles Co.

li) PARK PLACE » - - NEW YORK l

Our p|‘<~p.1i'ations will also he iouml i ': \.tIel1=

1 llcpnrtmcut Stores :intl Ilrxiggzws - .-¢' ’ _ ..._ ___s.-._==.....__. v_,___

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Quebec Steamship t.l»=>rnpany. Ltd.. rnoroseo ssitrnos or s. s. CAMPANA.

Ileivwcll Mollireiil :intl (_l\ii_-l.\t't‘ liiiil (`l1;11'It>lt< itvwri. -

FROM MONTl<F..\1. /\‘i` 2 1->_ ii. 1-'iu».\x 1|i.\.i<l.<~':l‘1-fit

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ist. Aug. llilli \iig.

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" gl-sl " " v.1tii.\`<1\.

‘Coitinieiiciiig i2tl1 .\`4'pic11\l:<~r Icavc Ninnlrt-nl :it 1 p. ni. Returning will leave I’icton, N. S. for (`i1nrlottt'ir»wn_ on lin'

110011011 arrival of trains from Iinlifax :intl St. jolm.

K§*`S\1bject to change slioultl circiinistaiict-s ri-quiri-.

BROS" Agents, Charlottetown, HM na

Eldon by _lames Falconer Orwell b A. N. jenkins

UNE GRADE 0llLY AND lHlT THE BEST

McLaughlin Carriages are for Sale on P. E. I. at the Following Places:~

North Lake by Wallace Fraser. Smiris by I". S. Mrllorialfi.

Monrlnya

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Cardigan by Bowlen Bros

Murray giver by Thus. I.. Cook. Montague by Martin McKinnon. Georgetown by A. A. Mcflnnaitl a Bros.

St. Petr-r`s llsy hy P. R. irwan

Morell h 1 Rnssiter & jay.

Tignish by john Gavin.

Alberton by john T. Profit. Coleman by C. Wilkiiison.

Wellington by _losepli (`-nllriiit. North llcrlcqiie by john A. Mann.

hats than ever up to dats styles. |‘m_.5w 'gh iowa on ine Noi-ui River cmd V00"

Q9 G d G f 0 5d W if ruggls s ' 15 tts roi West itoylity Ch’town 28 tt a tf Eamern Branch' St- John' N' B' . toeorgesn rswn- rmn- - .' - _ ' “ ~. -I ° W