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DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, the only positive, never-failing cure, on earth, for all Kidney diseases, Take No Other. s Get the Geauw ne, Refuse limitations.

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‘Employment Registry

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Any persons wartirg employment, and ém- ployer of'abor in want o* assistance, wil! yhrarn help and situations by a p ying to Missy Sneigrove, Keat St. Rg

LUST, A nocketbook cohtai ninc a return ticket te Wonrreal and a sum of money. Find- er will be: ewarded, by leaving #t his office.

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}OST.—In this City a few days ago, a "¢) theman’s god pov, hrraeshoe shape. Fi: Cer wil kindly leay:s me a* ‘hi: office.

VO LET.—A houre containing 6 rooms. on Fitz-oy Stre-t ('entral,) rent moderate, Poses. e® 100 May I9t'99 J. J. Sentner. 100

TO LET.— A tenement on Derchester St pe r Queen, containing Gre ems Rent moder ate Apply atthe Cunucliy E-ta‘'e Office. Queen ‘00 eod if

boné cutter, «nly one year‘n use, will last »

li etirre catolegue price $15, will sel! for $8

ApplytoL. A. Haezard, at L ndon page 1

FOR SALE. .-\ carriage mare 8 years old, from French Lien, witn ‘oul to Provider, due to foal firs: of June. Apply to B. F. Long- worth, 98

TO REN?.—tur atermioft to 5 years, that twelve (12) acre ‘or situated on west side of Maloeque Poad, now in pessession of J T Paarden Eee Possession given lst May next Apply to Peake Bros & Co él

FOR S4"E OR TO LET—That brick house situsted on n rth side * W College Block, 46 ruoms, hot «a'er heating larwe garden and bapin rear anvly to S C Moore or F WL Moore Excra F W Moure 63 dy lw

FIRST CLASS BILLIARD AND POO, TA BLE hive for sale two monarch pool ables one billiard table—ivory balis ith cues, recks, €ic. complete, a!l in good Wder. will be solu verv chean, Apoly at the Hub Billiard Hall orto P, Burke P. ©, Box Uhario tetowna

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First cless agents evervwhere to in'roduce the eme Sunlight Gas Generator; only reliab'e automatic acetylene goa generator on the mar- ket sells atsicht; liberal inducements to re. liable agents: apply to the Sualight Gas Co ttd. Mc atresl,

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TO LET.—\ honse on Barfield St. b ated by hot wate’,bath. Immediate possession given. Apply to Charles Hermans. tf

WANTED.—' wogirls to learn dressmaking. Apply to Miss Sellar at James Paton & Co. 102 3ins pd.

TO LET.— House on Brighton Roa‘, heat- ed with hot water, Bath Rooms etc, at present —ee by T J. Dillon Esq Poss°ssion given at May.apply to J. J. McKinnon

to cherish the ambition to their stock, and-thus to share in the

Of Special Interes 4 to our Farmers =>

The Truly Magical Hfforts ot:

DIAMON

D DYKS

ow Astonish and Delignt all Women.

The Beef Cattle Industry.

Che acknowledged scarcity of well

i well-formed Deet cattle in the

present time doub less

in large measure for the im

ved prices being paid by dealers

rs for the class ot cattle su t

for the export trade his fact

a icccunts In a great measure for active demand for pure-bred bulls

the beef breeds, and the higher prices

} which are being obtained tor such inimals. It is gratifying to know that

| the farmers of Canada are waking up .

to a realization of the situation and ot the needs of the times, and are in in- creasing numbers acting on their con

vc tons and putting themselves in line Witi tae requirements of our markets, as they apply not to beef cattle, but also to dairy products, pork and poul- try. There is, however, yet much room for improvement and expansion in all these lines, and we need have no fear of overstocking the market, if we are only careful to produce the best quality. The live stock market reports turinish interesting reading for farmers and feeders, and the startling differ

ences between the prices of well-bred cattle for beef and those paid for ill-

bred animals should lead all who read improve It is not all

best prices going. un—

common to note a difference of 75 cents to $1 per roo lbs.between the

prices paid for a bunch of ordinary ill- bred butchers’ cattle averaging 1,000 Iqs., and that of a well-bred and well- finished iot of export cattle averaging 1,350 Ibs., and a little figuring will

serve to show that, rating the former at say $4.25 and the latter at $5 _per-

cwt., the difference in the value is just $25 per head; $250 on ten head of cattle, or $500 on a carload of twenty head. And this may fairly be reckon- ed as the profit on one class over the other, as the scrub cattle have cost nearly if not quite as much to raise and fatten as have the well-bred ones, to say nothing of the pleasure and satis- faction which comes to all concerned in handling the better class. It is our entire confidence in the soundness of of the doctrine that well-bred cattle are infinitely the most profitable to raise and to feed that prompts us to so per— sistently preach the gospel of good blood to our farmer readers through- out our vast constituency, feeling assured, as we do, that the general adoption and practice of these precepts would in a very short time add many millions of dollars to the value of our farm stock, and to the wealth of ovr farmers individually.—Farmer’a Advo- cate.

Mr Dillon on the Cheese Trade. The following is from the Co-opera- tive Farmers report of the annual

To Investors

Parties pessessed of funds from which they wish to secure a liberal re— turn in interest should invest

THE 3 INVESTORS GUARANTDEE COMPANY

BANKERS & BROKERS

ROOM 14 STOCK EXCHANCE BUILDING iL ET, SACRAMENT St.. MONTREAL

sy their system cf investment, they can guarantee to investors a monthly profit on funds placed of

Not less than three per cent

This Company offers the most com- plete guarantee for both princi- pa! and profit, and any investor can withdraw funds and profits to date upon

GIVING 30 DAYS NOTICE,

SU ME of $25.00 and upwards receiy- ed and invested,

PE. ISLAND ELECTRIC. CO,

Notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the siock holders of the above company wll be held at their office

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da: oO May next, A. D. 1499 at tne hour

Dated this 29:b dav of Ap ii L“99, JAMES w \DDELL,

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Positively cured by these Little Pills,

They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsfa, 'ndigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORF7D LIVER. ‘They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.

Small Pill, Small Dc se. Small Price.

Substitution =. Ybe fraud Uf the day, \

See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's,

Insist and demand “arter’s Little Liver Piffg

LIME! LIME!

We are now burning and

n Claclo town, oo Wedne-day the 10:1 me supply any quantity of best

oach Lime for building and

farming purposes.

C. LYONS & CO.

Supt a Treas | dy&wy 3wks

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every part of the civil zed wor!d for colors ing silke, all wool goods and cotton and mixed fabrics.

Diamond Dyes bave long ago establish~ ed « perfect record for sure aod faithfal work. Every color of Diamond Dyes produces a shade that is marked as fall, cl. ar andrich, equaling the colors pro- duced by the best European professional dyers,

Ladies wil! do well to bar in mind that there are special Diamond Dyes prepared

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| for dyeing silk and ail. wool materisls, and epectally prepared colors ere made for the dyeing vf cotton and mixed good-.

Carefully shun all dyes tbat pretend to color a!!-wool, silk and cottun avd uvion goods with the same dye; -uch dyes are al- ways failures.

Our direciion Book and Card of 48 C I- }

ors shou'd be ia the hinds of every woman who desires success iu the work of bome dveing. We ls und Richardson Co., Montreal, P.Q.

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meeting of the New Brunswick Farmers’ and lairymen’s Association : Responding to the president’s invita- tion, Mr. T. J. Dillon spoke briefly on the New Brunswick cheese trade. New Brunswick wants more cheese and butter, but the quality must be right. To secure this there must be a better class of cows to commence with. In Prince Edward Island the farmers nearly all havea money interest in their local factory and consequently they are careful to furnish only good milk in order to increase their profits. Prince Edward. Island cheese har _late- ly been commanding a higher price than the New Brunswick make, In the first place, the factories ever there are better built, many of them having sub-earth ducts, permitting a more complete control of temperature in the curing rooms. in the early history of the Island cheese business, Professor Robertson brought down trom Ontario a number of-first class, experienced makers whose services had been very valuable. There is not sufficient uni- formity either in quality or size of the New Brunswick cheese. Island cheese are made 30 or 70 pounds in weight in 14% inch hoops.

Ques.—Is there any danger of glut— ting the English market.

Ans.—Yes, but we in Canada are splendidly situated to take advantage of the variations in markets. At present the prospects are decidedly good fora profitable trade in cheese during the coming season. The old cheese is now pretty well cleared out and local trade is good all over Eng- land.

(Question.—What is the price of milk on the Island ?

Ans.—From 60 to 66 cents. per hundred net. About one-half of the facturies pay on the Babcock system. Some add 2 to the fat readings.

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Good cultivation is the most effec— tive fertilizer to be applied to the aver— age soil. Maritime Provinces farmers do notasa rule half prepare their seed bed. A very good rule is to make the seed bed as fine as you think is necessary and then go to work and do as mutch more cultivating and harrow ing on it. The broad tooth cultivator and the disc and spring tooth harrow all save labor in plowing and are very necessary implements for fitting .the ground.—Co-operative Farmer.

The things that people see are inside of them and not outside. No two people see the same thing exactly alike. One woman may look out at a beautiful lands- cape and see all the beauty and resetfal- ness and grandoess thal there is in it, Another one will look out at the same ecene and see nothing. The man who is perfectly well and vigorous enjoys life to the fall. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical] Discovery makes people well. There isn’t anythicg miraculous about it—it js the most na'ural thing in the world. It simply puts the digestive organs, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, in perfect order and thereby makes the blood pure and rich. A}l diseases thrive on impure blood. Keepa stream of pure, rich, red blood flowing into a diseased spot, and the disease will not stay. A man lives on rich, pure blood, and disease dies out.

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery makes pure, rich blood. Sead 31 cent#

in One.cent stamps to world’s Dispensary Medics! Association, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr, Pierce’s 1008 page “Common Sense Medical Adviser,’ profusely illus.

trated.

The Island Cor dition Powder as a blood purifier has no equal.—Central Drug

Store.

103, Lwk

SHIP NEWS.

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Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

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CLEARED.

McDonald, Orw-ll.

Sent free to any address bv |

Mav.—Ditlytres, Cook Pictou; Kohi-

May 1.—Dielvrres, Cook, Pictou ; Flash,

Lost flesh lately?

Does your brain tire?

Losing control over your nerves?

Are your muscles becom- ing exhausted?

You certainly know the remedy. It is nothing new; just the same remedy that has been curing these cases of thinness and paleness for twenty-five years. Scott’s Emulsion. The cod-liver oil in it is the food that makes the flesh, and the hy- pophosphites give tone to the nerves.

soc. and $1.0, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. Toronta ‘

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1} Our Sheet Steel Pressed Brick

Can’t be equatied as a durable, econo- nica), practical coveriag for buildings

It gives Fire and Lightning proof protection—keeps out winter’s cold and summer’s heat—is uniformly handsome in appearance—can be most easily applied and costs very little,

You'll find it most desirable for use in either old or new buildings,

if you're interested, write us about it.

Metallic Roofing Co. Limited

TORONTO.

| FOR SALE

The well known Carriage Stallion

Black Diamond Knox.

For terns, etc, apply a Lewis’ Crockery Store on

Grafton Street. April 28

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made in Kngland. dealers and by.

POOYTYOPPTT: HEP MYT TH: PPD e OVPHORONT ERT RTT REP IDT ONT TES PDD PIT

IPFDETD TPREPry: FPePTeTTHS HPReRRieD eeeRPNReR ET errrnrinrrnvRD repennps

SURE DEATH

C.mes to the Potato Bug that gets a taste of Borger’s Paris Green, its the surest, quickest }Oisou tor bugs,

Made especially fine for use in spray- ing raachiues for applying it

Be sure you get the gepuine Berger's

LEWIS BERGER & SONS. Lid.

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Soid by principal

LONDON, ENGLAND

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Lace Curtains A good range

| Excellent value.

T. J. HARRES.

- Charlottetown Sewerage System

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SEALED TENDERS address#d to the nodersigved, wil] be received at this Office anil »oon on

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1899

for furnishing cer'ain materials and per- forming the work necessary for the con- struction of certain portions of the Char~ lottetown Sewerage System, according to cond ‘tions, specifications and plans to be teen at thie Office. and el-o at the ('ffive ot the Engineer, Mr. Freeman ©. Coffin, 53 State Street, Boston, Mase

Proposals must be on forme supplied from this Office; and each tender must be accompanied by @ certifiel Bank Cheque for six hundred dollars ($600), payable to the order of the Commissioners of Sewer and Water Supply. This cheque will be forfeited if the party decline the contrac or fail tocomplete the work contracted for, bunt will be returned in case of non- acceptance of tender.

The Commissioners do not bind them selves to accept the lowest or anv tender.

HENRY SMITH, Chairman. Office of Comm '<sioners of Sewers and Water Sup ly, Charlottetown, P, BE I, April 15, 1#$9. al5

Charlottetowa Sewerage System

SEALED SEPARATE TENDERS ad- dressed to the undersigned, will be re« ceived at this Office until noon on

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1899

ist. For furnishing materiala ani der. forming work necessary for Bulding a Rerervoir and Pumping Station.

2nd. For furnishing material and per- forming the labor in the erection of the Pumping Machinery.

3rd. For furnishing Cast Iron Man- bole Frames and Coversand other Iron work.

The above work to be done according to conditions, plans and specifications to be seen at this Office, ardalso atthe Office of the Engineer, Mr, Freeman C. Coffin, 53 State Street, Beston, Mass.

Proposals muet be ca forms eupplied from this Office; and each tender muat be accompanied by a certified Bank Cheque for (5) per cent of the amovnt of the ten~« der, and payable to the order of the Com- missioners of Sewers and Water Supply.

This cheque will be forfeited if the party decline the contract or fail to complete the work cuntracted for, but will be ere in case of non-acceptance of ten-

er.

The Commissionersdo no!bind them- selves to accept the lowest or any tender.

HENRY SMITH, Chairm np. Office of Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supplv, Charlottetown, P. EB. L,, April 15, i899. al’

tenet cay,

Carters’ for Wall Paper

. rates.

OPERA HOUSE |

TUERDAY EVENING

a Under the patromage of His Honor, the tenant Governor, ‘he District Ofleer mandiag, and Officers of MLitary I rict No. 12

The Farcical Gomedy Of

willhe produced by the following ladies gentler en «fthe Garrick Dramatic Ch Visses Enid MeLeun, Winnie Cotton, Bisse

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Gowan and Muri:l ’eake: Messrs arthur @

Peake, Mardley Hyndman, T. A. Me fame~ Hyndmaa, Jack Owen and dyndman, :

Under the Direction of : Arthur 6. Peake

Thisis one of the most langhable and joveble of Com: dies, and as nothing has «ft undone in the watrer of scenery. ¢

é&c., &e. the citizens can look fo oa

west enioyalle porform «nce,

Reverved seats 35 and {9 cents. G m s:i0n 2) cen's,

Plan of Baicony at Rankin’s Drug Store,

Dress Circ’«e at Doad's Medical Hali on attur May ith,

Doers opea at 7:30 Curtain rises at 815

FP. P. Carver. Capt. A A. BARTi ETT, Lieut. > Co c. C. Ricuakos, Lieut,

TheS. 8. Bonavista sailing from treal, Saturday, May 6th, will be due Ch‘town, Wednesday, May 10th, end sail for St. Jobna, Nfld, via North § carrying horses, cattle and sasep 00 and produce under neck at lowest For furtner particulars a8 freight and passage apply to

PEAKE BROS & 00, Agenis

Ch’town, April 29, "99

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Landing to day a cargo

Acadia Nut Coal

C. LYONS & 00

May lst—4i

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