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SW. . _

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.gs :rs - :-

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.ynmnu M* (.M._ llpllu' Wnatel' Ill Breakfast.

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Hill WUMEN

Souveuir ` 0

Brooches, , Paper Knives. Book Marks, Match Boxes, Spoons, etc. A Large Variety.

See our Spoons witlfpicture

of New Market on Bowl, of which we have u large assort- ment. *

W.ii. Tililillli

I eweier. Sunnyside

gf:-._ m

sausage. niakers’ Suitvlits. »

SPICES. HERBS] [AND

SEASONlNGS.`

PIGS' CASINGS. ENGLISH SHEEP CAS-

INGS.

The kind that give satisfaction. |[Prornpt or later shipment.

John Hopkins,

St. John. N. B., Established 1867.

iz ttsw :mo

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TURNIP

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Haszard’s Improved, ' 4,

Haszard’s Improved Green '.

4 Top Swene, ' "‘ Jumbo Swede 6; f Improved Greystone. . i

‘ Jas. Kelly &.Co. ,4 srl-Iv -

~- °' 4

/33;'- 0ue’s

rr’ Eyesight

fl _ '»f`/1*;

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_ ‘ sooner or later.

ln most cases

glasses will

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- hel and relieve

ip the eye strain,

, which causes

s o rn uv c h

trouble.

,Q We have the r facilities for

ii;“fhi1'f"rovLoR.

jeweler and Optician. Sunnyside.

‘City of Ghent’

¢ . is sure to fall

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_ ` ` __ amor.: corv 1

` iiucii That Every ‘Woman

B liasins to Know

` About Sanativa lntisep- B tic Cleansing

Intl shout the liars of the Skis, Scalp. Hair ani Hands

', Too much stress cannot be placed on ,the great value of Cutlcura Soap, Omg. _ment and Resolvent in the antiseptic pcleansing of the mucous surfaces, and _of the blood and circulating holds, thus ,affording pure, sweet and economical _decal and constitutional treatment for giweakenlng ulceratlons, iniiammations,

agytchings, irritations, relaxatlons, dis- “ lacements, pains and irregularities pe- 1»',-fpcuilarto females. Hence the Cutlcura fjremedies have a wonderful lnilueuce in and-‘ beauty to weary women, who have been pre- maturely aged and invalided by these distressing allinents. as weli as such sympathetic afiilctions as anaemia, chlo- rosie, hysteria and nervousness.

Women from the very tlret have fully appreciated the purity and sweetness, the power to nilord immediate -relief, the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, the absolute safety and great economy which have made the Cuticura remedies the standard humour remedies of the civilized world.

Millions of women use Cutlcura Soap,

assisted by Cutlcura Ointment, for pre- serving, purifying and besutlfylng the

skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandru , and the stoppln% of falling hair, for softening, whiten ug and soothing red, rough and sore hands, for annoying irritntlons and ulcerative weaknesses, and for many snnative, an- tiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves, ss well as for all the pur- poses of the toilet, bath and nursery.

Cutisnra Boselvent. llauld nd in tht form el Chocolsho

Coated Pills, Cuénura in out and Cutiuuva Bean ara

ld Lo d l‘IChariM~

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€g..\=y!3p¥_: Bo§op.,le7°C3lumbus Ava. Potter Drug a

l Q. . I f‘¢

I- son ti?" a° seen ¥u"3veman."

RSAFE

ln any Climate and at any Season

M.QépE’s

PILLS

Thy etllsille tha llvsr sal Kilnsys ; Cure liek lsllsahs, Foul ur Disorders! Stsmsnh lllllall Sssstlpstlen, Clnnss and Furlfy im llssl and rsnlsr the Skin elssr and Healthy. hay us psrsly vsgslabls. von curl nvnarwnlas. Elle rss sox UI If llllls OH RIGIIPT 0’ P11101

lTAlilT9N'9 PAIN RELIEF,

ful xml or Au. run luminous. _ Ulhs lhunstism, Colle spralns and Nsuralgla. Iurllleverywhen, price 15:. per bottle.

_-n-_1--_-mul

ahrhpapnvletora, Tll Wnrgiuru Csruncar.

is ‘ “= ..;i.‘.‘I.°i’.'£;‘..’.f,L‘t.'li‘.5.,‘I.L’°.I..".2i‘§i.?f?.§ii Porter’s No. 5 Reversible and Adyustable

Dr. Goorgf- hi. Gou has, I s

lrltlsh Medical .ioui-nnl, put. ror~ w r onlewhat novel theory ms ta

farms at Pnurl South Africa. Ons

tl; 12,3; U( wide mornin] Rhodes' went round his farm

Hs suggests eye-glasses! He instances the case oi a man,

strong and healthy, who had two pairs of spectacles to correct his short sight; a. strong pair lor use in the theatre, or when driving, etc., and a weaker pair for ordinary daily , use. His family noticed that whenev- er he wore -the stronger pair he im- ' rnediately (caught cold," accompam K led bv hoarssness, a cold which at oaca disappeared when tha weaker _ lenses were used. For ths past ten years the cold has been produced in this way, and even if his weaker glasses get maladjusted or crooked. the cold promptly appeara for a short tlml. i Dr. Gould admits that such Gales _af the inter-relation of lllal and ocular disease may be rare. Ons who ' is careful to avoid the subtle ddnon of prejudice, he says, will get mah into doglnatism about the mlli€. ‘either that colds or rheumptlc ak- `tions may or.-may not dspsad ‘ n _oycstra_in; but theretara mhultlm of more seemingly absurd [ugh Qgg ‘ that wall attested by physiolorymgd Dlbhoiogy. `

lall Cnias's Cnroa'r. ‘

Baloro the hand of Fame dropped

lsr laurals lightly on his brow,_ to fQn,h-~'|d\l¢l\lar;'.:‘lliall»\.Cains .-was a puhlishsfs render, and in that caps.- ` city held in his hands ‘the fats oi many a_-book. That his good iudgl- meat was not altogether infallible ll

ll itil! said, rejected "The Romance

managed to gtuin access to his oflica for the purpose' of submitting a book t h'

a yoar's labor.

"Irrdeedl" suid Mr. Caine. "My

:ive you at least ts-ni"-London A5. ‘1wera. _,___ _ __

With u population of 3,000,000 Swit-

zerland is without any coal supply of her own. None of her rivers is navi-

. as economical as possible the govern-

scientifically tested to determine its exact heat producing value, which

government. It is intended io reform the whole coal trade by substituting heat producing value for weight as the

basis of its price per ton.

Our consul at Zurich, in reporting

this scheme, states that its originator

Polytechnic. V

s an ms-

Ou one of my trips through the sou

From Charlottetown every and Cocoanut

Thursday.

Calls at Hawkesbury, Ari-

chat, Isaa.c’s Harbor, Sheet ‘

Harbor, Salmon River,ilanso,

S““‘“eie;-Vmtros., w. ii. nurcursorrs

6-23 tu, th, sea.

Ltilisitl’ and Htl( Kerri Ball

Bm quantity for nie. wmeier pace

A. r. naman

s ‘_ _

Hum. ’_|.‘l|uH,P.B.I." gps’

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Kisses at

v Agents. 9 _"L V ,,_

Dmnkenness

B A l T

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Cured Secretly

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‘ KISSES

From Halifax every Tues- Ch0C0latC KISSCS

day morning.

l d ted :..::::‘°';i t'::;..::: :ii as to on

very peculiar epitaphs upon tomb- ]li'rom'theSeniinelGehc,Mont1

stones. One in particular attracted my In the tinit opening or'Oklahonia set- I he I | attention. which happened te bs that of tiers in 1880, the editor or this piper was a slave who had been inclined to be among the many seekers after fortune

before breakfast, lenving his guest, who was not so energetic, behind. Time went ou, and Rhodes did not appear, Hunger soon roused Kipling to action.

‘ and in a short while he was very busy

an his own account. as Rhodes re- turned he found his trees bearing s new kind of fruit in the shape of placards inscribed lu huge black let- ters with “Fumine!" “Wa are starv- ing!" "Feed us!" etc. Ou reaching the front door hs was confronted with N10 following, lu still larger type: “For the human ruce-Breakfast tones the mind, iuvigorates the body. it has sus-

tained th gggu s' i§_wi_l,l ta y u.

%-‘thgt you %t it." TIh%1 *n &s

' u svsry svgilayls wall. ha cami

across other mysterious placards, lu more and more pathetic appeal, “Why dis when s little breakfast prolongs lifef' Larscr and larger grow the typ, “rr is im; it is vnu um," less ing at last into the little breakfast Mal, where he found Kipling reading hh paper in peaceful innocence, but very hungry. It did not need much ln- genulq to guess the author of these broadsidss.

A llorolo Physician.

eiq of Marseilles. The doctors could do nothing, for very little was known of tho disease, owing to the danger sur- rounding any inquiry into it. ln s

mm” by the faq mu; he read ‘nd council among themselves they came to I

the conclusion that the corpse of a vio-

' gf Two yilorlds/' which soon after. tim must be dissected, but it would be

wardl was published and became the death to the operator. Upon this being 511000” Of U16 y9i1F~ M1". Caine has doeldcd n celebrated physician, one of 0-‘W0-ye had a Wndvr WUC? in hi! their number, arose and declared that h¢“"~ f°‘" f‘3Pi"am5~ *md hi’ li” ‘MW for the safety of his country he would 5°W\\ "ill"-1Y~ _ give himself up to the taslr. Bo then

0" °“° °°”“5i°“ ° "“d‘“““ ““th°' immediately left the room, made his

will and arranged his affairs. At day-

o im. break on the following morning he en~ Hall Caine tool; tire manuscript "req-th' hon” when I man had ju"

from the n1u.n's hunds onli glanced died °f ti" Plague: Hera h' made l ‘ii‘“` ‘ii ‘°" ‘““""i"”i.”"“"‘i' ”“““i”' i §f.’.'-“‘,.§’..‘§'°.§l"“.IT,‘2`.."§.‘l’i`,~°f,,§'$?.§`I.‘i.i' ‘lifi ' ren e gave it lac , witi ri ow ¢ words of suggestion and criticism. wrote down all he observed. When

"I do not think, Mr. Caine," said this wal Completed he left the house.

'-20 lf;!11;>\fi°US Iwfiiefa "'U1u¥- V011 threw thi"liui.el he had made into vine- s ou inposc o my i eas in this ` 1| no ¢ 1- infewa

summary fasiilon, 'Phat book cost mo , ::;t::,"?t4-3/°{°:;;§0,§eyyt§pt;¢Ty Ther’ 5.

died thin twelve hours.

dear fellow, an impiirtisl judge would ` HAD T() BE TAppED_

co-“e‘,,'5,,|¢,"|,`,.¢_ Terrible Suiierlng of a Montreal Man

before be Cured his Dropay with

Dorld`s Kidney Pills.

gable, and all her coul imports have MoDm.eal’Que_’ July ubh__(SpBc|,m___ YO DB bl‘0UBh¢ in b! Wu- which mike' After haviurz to be tapped to relieve the if V917 0lP9n51V9- Her “ml bm I' terrible pain and swelling of Dropsy, l\b0\Jf 512.500.0003 Year- Geo. R rtson, 302 St. James Street f _ In order to make her outlay for fuel ,h|sm§}’b& completely cured by “mg

Dodd'n Kidney Plllr.

ment has decided to establish a federal “MY ‘Bet were so Sweden from testing station, attached to the Ieadinz D,opsy_»- “vs ML R0bem,0,,_ .-nh” institution for technical instruction at when 1 got out of bed m the mornings K zufich- A' this “tation every kind M could hardly put them on the floor. My _ fuel “Wd in the “me "@P“b“° is t° be arms would swell nt times till I could not

u on [had tob ta cd to re-

p t my coat. . e pp lleve me ofthe severe pains.

Wm b! made kU°W“ to the public “Beforelhad used the second box of through periodical publications by the Dodd-8 Kidney Pina I began to feel

better. Seven boxes cured me complete ly."

suawAv_F_|n|sHEo.

ourzh Company on August l.

A llella mon .

th *'-”__’1__`

A deadly plague was raging in tha'

New YouK.Jl 14.-J h R. M d -

is lm NAme‘;Ca;' Dtr‘ E;'se';'t Cfstsetsslgé aid, the contraci,or¥,annou?ic:d to»da[yctl‘i):t "nm ew ml’ athprs is plredeml theSuhway construction work is now °f chemlatry “ 9 W ' rscl/cali com leied and the new transit

D Y D line will be turned over to the interbor-

pq lilison D|dn't Even Scream. “mth

'-‘°°‘”' " ' suggests this item. For sale by all drug-

` ' Ffeesam lo

mea isa in nie seated envel- correspondence sscndly eouddantiai.

_ J less sump for ra-

Address-Tas

_ named! ¢¢-v

swung round on the slippery pave- ment in its own length. For a second

In 1870 the Gorman P909" blnll when racornllsdas the one nmedy that

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HAY CARRIER.

This is without exception the best wood track hay carrier

on the market, for the reason that the carrier can be adjusted to work on any size track, from 2 x 4 to _i x 4, by simply loosening the bolts and moving the four arms up or down on the body of the carrier. It is aperfect reversible carrier, working either way from the trip stop without changing the carrier on the track it is made oi' malleable iron, has no spring to get out of repair and is very simple in construction. The locking ar- rangement ha.s_but two working parts and cannot fail to catch and lock the trip pulley in the carrier, holding the load entirely independent of the rope.

We also carry a complete line of single, double, and grapple

Hay Forks, iron, wood and raw hide bashed Pulleys steel grap- ples, iloor ___hooks, rafter hooks, hay rope, churus, washing machi_neS,,wringets, harness and carriages of all kinds.

l`lcC()R MICK

Steel rakes, mowers, reapers and hinders. all ofwhich we are

selling at lowest prices and on easy teruis of payment.

Don‘t fail to cali at our show rooms and see samples before

buying-

A. HORNE & Co.

McLaughlin Carriages are Sold

Under a Positive Guarantee

Lau hlin vehicle than foran other kind, but it a rs ou 1 :

no rfik as t.ixeyAar¢:Sioldiu1:ide§;;1P?SlTl\gi L`.il1iJRyA 10 io' for you take - nuine . an ar ee , x ioko S , ' ‘ ‘ points,gl:\lo. 1 hand buffcd leather tririsimiugs. ry lun' mth 3/1 Inch leather

1_ 44 x moss and hair is used exclusively, full weight 28 ov. rubber, heavy liuiugnandlsecoml growth ash bows in top, solid foot welded on dash, McLaugh- brn new _siy egateut elastic washers, overcome _the rattle and clutter oi' axle ‘axes with ol style leather washers. Axles with the sleep collar, carefully htted boxes, and improved _sand rings, arc: the best safe-iunrr against mud and riust, runs easier, lasts longer th an any other axle offcre to the public,

_The l}“lgff5_9t *hc NCCU! Paris Isxlpositmri aiwartlwl them the silver medal on

tlic|r_exlub_rt, highest honors attainab e ni their clziss. The entire display was sold in Parts proving for real uicrrt our gorilla .irc on top.

iMtiliUliHl|N CARRIAGE Gu.. Limiliill.

W. GRANT 5 CO.. Agents

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‘ ' , ` ing t em wit

01111 U9 Feld lffel' bl’Ul\1l\\K BWI! U10 terwards his camping upon his claim, he Carry

Tlllel which [few upon it. But ll] ll' encountered much had water, whioh, to- a ¢

boi' Wal rewarded, for theta Ml Oil' gather with the severe heat, gave him n h A

hmbltons I read. "An" win We-llhld severe diarrhoea which it seemed almost U00 DOIIDQIZ QUCI Wldl UID KOMO' impossible to check, 'and along in June IU*-" ~ me 0°-‘E b@°°m° 5° bi" be fX0@°i°" 1° die- A solid, u -to-date Canadian Com an ' issuiu ever desir-

One duy one of his neighbors brou ht P ' P 'y ,I Y

'__' Cu., n,“,,,,,,_ hlmone Hman home of Chnmhumffn able form Sf pollxcy contract on the lives of healthy men

Thi SV” Climb ‘mt ‘t sua?) Tram' Colle, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy as Women an Chl dren' _

“nous east of money and life, is In R hi d [_ Have several special forms of policy that are very popu-

l a st hop . A q n e was given him . . .

proving a. lucrative lnvestméanf wat! while he was mmm “hom on me “round lar. Write for mformatlon concemmg our 7 per cent guar. prwirlilt thggrgh thlrhcgnnliile laa(i):n;e:: in Erent erlnny, and in u few minutes the ameed Income “mid and C°mP°'-md i""‘°‘tm@"liP1f\“°

Yxfeagad ‘$4,573 ton, over 1901_ dose was repeated. The it-ood effect of the

Tha transit receipts were over twen- medicine was noon noticed and within an ~ ry million dollars-the highest ro- hour the patient was taking his first ‘ U A ‘ I S

llnco the Opclllll Of f-hB CMI sound sleep fora fortnight That one ’

ceived 8 ' ~ `a1; 8.709 vessels va-and thrvtlsh 01° more some wnrkennnompieoe cure and Provincial Mana ers can!-\ ll" WU- °‘ "bmi 2165 5" he cannot help hut, feel grateful. The 8 ' U” Brnuh 5°* _ ,_ _ season for howel disorders being at hand Ch9rl0tt9°"“""‘ P- E- I-

It is probably quite true that you will have to‘p.1y a little more for a ~'Mo- -

,"‘ ;Y52.“;.°°‘“&§‘L‘.‘”'.§£§irr.fi‘§ NEW use Fon "x" nays --ff - - - -~ -~- ---

een

gm Ki IC il, '“"

“uw” ;°:g.§Ti°'T'::_°“g" .mt Tuma, July 14.-Dr Bessel! director

T P o o '

ggoapn' an on. of th, ncmg of nlluioal medicine at the Turtvi Uhiver- I n h e O L I n e

Ho". sho' day, n W" mm. sity, haslnformerl the Academy of Medi-

lng east at a good rate of eine that experiments he has made have `

mood, when, evidently, tho party do- shown thstths "x" rays have remarkable 1 havg _“ood thg test and come out best

cidzd that th8Y °h°“ld h°'V° "‘"'“°d efllcaoyln serious diseases of the 010%". ° 40,, my ,,,,,t_ me quickly rumen, H, ,,,,,m_,,,,m, cm, by ,hh mem ‘ _ My portraits have stood the test and come out best. It

without abatins tlw IPM- Tl" °“'»° nnppeeeorytnmmore me or |e..ei,...,.|._ will only cost you $a.48 to try the test and get the best.

It 1s always advisable to deal, only with reliable, and

gelifnldgniiitrfrgngrngiriiiwvg c"WBERLAiN’s coL|c,ci|0LggA AND Eepnthat which is deiiable, which in my mind is always iust wsu. Her more iaaynnip alan r. wen DIAWRHUEA ii£l£DY- 8 G

Im-¢‘m_ The uniform success of this remedy has

-°--'*"‘*"'-'° made it the most popular preparation In

" 00rl\M\¥’l P°1\\‘W’\~ use for bowel complaints. It. ls every

40000000 1111885 91°! naar nude insane nnuenseri SQ FQ T ,

exceeded , . 2 way p pon

hwli 140°” 5° “°°fl¥ "7~0°o'o°°5 “M pleasauttotaks. Itilespeolsliy valuable _

l" 1900 th' °"'“' "t“n. F” ur for summer diarrhoea In children and ls _ 3*5i°’~‘_- _-..___..-s._._.;.._._...--_.. ,,,,¢,,,|,,,,¢|, on mu., or ..,|,,, 9,, High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street, Ch’town.

in v llvescfa man ehlldnn each ear

hmmanh I ` Sole Agent here for Pnrker's Dye Works of Toronto.

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