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uint suing tm riuiiiit iuihuiii.”DREADl=UL "" "“"‘ "° "' "' "“""'-

TUESDAY. JUNE 27 1&l9.

THE PENITENTIARIES

The annual report of the peni en

n the country The number of con

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newest wicts received during the year was *-

1-1 "

We have all the latest and

magazines-novels, dailv and weekly 4 papers, fashions eti etc, et

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Communicate with us

telephone, or any way and foi ward to your address any magazine at shortest notice

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Victoria Row. Ch town

* Opposite P 0

Y Postal eight died and 53 were pardoned we W1' I

book oi I

ally suffer from their coninement

If cost on the ave e 23° 197

io Of those released 390 were the expiry of sentence, two esca

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aintain these convicts, over

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June Weddings

most every newly

among the most important

ltitssailis it liti

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couple go hon ekeeping and

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’ above the sums earned by them,

$375 each in gross, If we m make a com son with the I

pan

abidin population it will be read seen Many an nes or ngman recei net more than a dollar a day dnri

_ the working days of the year and '~ this manages to maintain himself, wife and perhaps three children smgle penitentiary convict costs S a year more than the sum time

by the honest ,laborer

A notable feature is that the

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if Pitts sivieini Pier

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s explained that a few were pardoned 33

n view of the near approa h of death, _-_ H nd that the death ratipi was noft so 25

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od ate indeed Evidently the ` _

ehltllloflzlie convicts doeinot materi mg with Leg and

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Af A Howes picked up in an unconscious ' 8 Hlghut Prwelpnd for wool. m gg'

65 stats, one of his arms and one of his _

legs being broken. His face was ter- riblyout and mangled. It is feared

6 was atrigiuui one its the wonders

that he was not instantly killed. -

1 ACCIDENT,

, _»'_ _ f ,_ I Q ___ *_ _ ` _ glibc, 73° yard ' i ’ ‘ .' B|8¢|(

A dreadful accident happened at

y. Sonrie yesterday afternoon. Geo. Mc-

n lost his grasp and tell to the deck' "

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pp ying us with goods to meet your need

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,serges 19oe yard. 2s¢, so as 42 etc ' `

` Fancy Dress Goods in s1|lP°'7°

llaek Lnatee, 4¢¢ 55;. y i - ._ ' _ lehatl

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9¢, , , ,- -lo dode 43|. 2c per yard. I _ _do do do do 4.47

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do do do 4.99.

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ary prisoners are m y you g th” h°'l° him” l°‘°"‘u7 md* l’l°"f ` .3 in A. '_ (lil Yi 2°; it

men There are very few women in 1`°°°V°fY i’ 3°* °¥P°°°°5- 'nw 9501331 -' 0 -"" _ _ _ Q 1 H . - ' .

the penitentiariesofflanade. Of _ . ' I ” 0° _ ' _ - ._ . _

itisiiii si mini § ....1 ...im-.i fi it

nstnutions, 1446 in number 159 a

Opposite Pi~oweeBros, d 20 of

Queen Street.

eod &w&n

, ier 40 'lhis ves a total f 11

areGoodPnre.G:cceries

lzzpavetheln and sell them

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fire under 30 and 354 more are

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under 40 years of age The iigur lshiw conclusively that it is alm invariably in yiuth that the

ing th year from Pnn

House and lot near railway in Souris E1“"*"d Iglmd ‘he avenge “K9 W

formerly occupied by Edward Chiviere. _slightly under 22_yeai-s and _this no Terms easy. -withstanding that on: of the nu

For particulars app 5 to bor wg.; 49 years old

A CURRIE The number of pardons seems larg

S°°"s and in rrcen.. i

A F _ _- ~ ' come under discussion in the pub * - Th 53 1 “<1

press e reea from th

nitentiariesb rd las

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H Vduring the last live year period T

”'m*"'“`°"°l,,“m1°,f“P°°'u I °{hi:°"'e°"’,_’ highest number pardoned out durin Ot curse uwan l

yo t the

icuii lam mini.

But you dcirt need to pay extra l that the practice of successive gover

f fm' me “mmm” _ I ments has been along the sam __; llore s Whore ;g.,,,_.,i 1.....

Our goods are of uniform

" quality-THE BEST We only _ expect a living prolt on cost.

It a poiind of ou_r Tea will last

as ong again as any other

kind at the same price. and all

_ other su plies atf that rate.

youll save somethin! worth while on your groceries ina year.

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m# l is available The court for Queens

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the year and as yet we are not in Iformed when an appointment is to

,absent another may be deputed

tthe most important county court i

‘ ~ ° s years ago _to call fo

I an increase in the salary. Now th

ition is e ` `

pos k pt open for a period o

_ , , nearly two months, as if it were

position were thought suflicientl onerou afew '

“fall paper business qu' ‘ 'l '

time, altliuuigh our wall pa _- _ -_ _

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of-E eil its nearl before. No one on Prince ,Q ` -

(W lm-vard Island is surprised Whenthey 1"", _'*

hear cf t' e merits of work dine at -he

-_ _ modem Foundry and iiaciiine shop. A Will" in the Sclenmic Amefi' ‘M ' can argues that the fuel for the future

in warships will be petroleum and not

Q./;l' X coal. This writer points out that ‘illlll ° - ' ' '

ships can only take in coal at sea in time of dead calm while if cil wei

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W Char1ottetown.`P. E. 1. 'p used the fuel coulli be towed in a 00 _

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" tank ship and the war vessel could supply herself in time of s*0rm or

_ even when running at full speed, _ by pumping the oil through a flexible hose. When once sh' s’ furnaces are

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prepared to burn petroleum fuel the costly coaling stations now maintained

ssssssssesees

no ENJOY

I f not, let us lit up your hed with our MATTRESSES-1 W hile our special prices are in force.

(_) _R---let us sell you a. BICYCLE: we have fi line that is 7 giving gland satisfaction-Don’t pay more than $50.00 lor a ch sin wheel---if you do the dealer gets the best ol you. 1

MARK WRIGHT & 60,. Llll.

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‘"1 er 78°" 33° 654 sddmoml will not be the imperative necessity

,O they ere at present w nv-val powers- oiviinie new stir steam iauiiiiiys es A new development in the use of trial order, you will be well pleasde ' - ~ - -

t [Wfroleum as fuel for war vessels with liererirt. - ’ ' ‘ ' E

n United States, whici has abundance ‘. “‘ W ` 1”" A '=’~;' 1 0 ' ` .1 ’1- I

no would beof especial value to the

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ex__rc_ e of me P);‘:;:mn;h°__o€__r;_q“l;___; and Mrs. Geo. H. Callback, a.son. . Don’t light a cigar by _or other ' ` _ _

ic _ at Briiuiiaiis st»ium,`_on as e24ml'm°];';;T__“:_1_‘;:;'_°:~‘l“;"“ 7°“eh3h"' J'llSf ~R€C€lV¢d ,, im., io iii. and im. Noi oimpssu, Dom _ ___ 93'* hm Bd » » f » , N

a daughter. _ Nllsh lciizu- . som

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g _ _ of its aslies repeatedly. ' ~ El°g°°° W°r°°°d

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3 U53 ` ~ ‘ Don’t forget we carrya verylchoiee

° UI' |'|8l'V¢Y'S 50\lf|l¢\‘ll line of cigarettes and that we are’ P ` .

The county Jndgeship for Queens INE mterpany < ' A _ ' ’

County has been vacant since the ith an »- ‘ _ _ l ' -

l, of May, during the busiest season of I.INIMENTexterna11y _ , ,- ~ - , -,

'_ zacn, 25c. pn sor-ru. . Central Drug Smm

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made. If a Judge is merely ill or TH2HARV1=Y___°_;¢:>r;‘=aI_1_'= C0-~ Mffsw suNNys|DE_

_i_ & discharge his duties, but when a vac- _

l 1 anc occurs b death no su h ed

is mm - »

_ , the Province, and the duties of the

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ALLEY

,As Cheap

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We are not saying ton much’ when we say that hundreds of mills are at

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From the products of the looms of. Great Britain France d G y

_ N _ _ _ an ermau nited btatesand Canada, we have the privilege of selecting Therefore you

n getting from us the very best that money can buy in the city. We quote

_ prices. Make a note of them. '

All-Wool Black and Blue ‘ Blaoli Figured Lustre ' Bl k Qg

np, c, c, , 891:, $1.10 42c,62c, 85c B8c pei-yd

_ » Black

e newest shades, l6c, 20c. 25c,30c, Blitk F|§lll'OI| WH 50¢ 55 7g'"”“

c, 35e, 42c. 44c, 500 per yard l;"‘;?Y_ Egecltsi 6?°éo68°é’ 98% V S’ ell lin 803:" ,wa

_ , .' ._ . 5, . , 1, 5 por pecia e

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ca -‘ cv cv \ .1 9.: ci ‘ ~ _ ` _ 9°, K

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°’ 58°’ 62°’ P" Wd ' ` 55¢,l’1o 13:3* ani Gyn"

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We take Wool in exchange for °°°4'?u

pgggjlpgg, one costume, 6 _,yds,_,g°¢d¢, with rain. We have

$3.10, one éostnme, 6 yds,'l_{_0.B0 5 4*; ` V _ shades, 75c, 1 10,

_ ‘ - if E'ghtSilk and Wool Costiimf-_t at able di -ouut to clear

__ * '°_l!,!l°3°.;_|9__\.'° F|*_,\_!°ll`|'li,'» ' Fmt .Price 35. °' i.. tri.; es.s§° _

` I ` 4 'J _ ’_ 1 »- __ f _ .V = 3' r

how great is the cost of c I"‘5”°' ‘pd 22 7°_“`°' _° mm” °° I Ji ' ` do g3._ do ho tw k, ,, hoard the Schr. Norwood was working ug 66 do do 4

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i., 'iimiarstbi wiiig»tii G' _ _ _4»-"°.*1“?‘»»l°§.°fFi”°“i'__. 0113052 iiwonyii ‘ claim, by; Coatings, ine Tweed Snitings,

anxious to please your tastes § ll 1 ' - ___

White Ganiass _ 1 .

Boots and Shoes

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` and Stylish, i

5? 0 » Men’s White Canvass Boot, with-

/\ nickle eyelets, $1.35.

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__ \ Shoes. _ ' 1.25.

""5 shoes, 1.00-

% i;-.qs-\l~\\d~i.,,'., Shoes’ »

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_ _Rocket, Forget~me-not, 4c each, 30c per dozen.

Fi-isitussawiriy

1 10 dozen bedding annual Flowers plants for 81 00 Large over Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to 30c p~r tlozen Sweet

Vegetable Plants-Extra early transplanted Cabbage Plante It

100. Celery, transplanted 40c, extra early Tomato for ripe fruit 'dozen, later Tomato 12c per doz. Outside Cabbage Plants for winter use,10c per 100,80c per 1000. If to be sent by mail,4c extra lfor postage. Orders to the value of $1.00, will rfceive to the value $2.00 orders to the value of $2.50; $3.00 orders to the value of $3

orders to the value of $5.00. Please remit with order, (write dress, J. J. Gay & Son, Nursery Gardens, Charlottetown, or call Market or Garden, Head of Prince St. Telephone 180

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\Ve have them all in ndw

Misses White Canvass -

Women’s White Canvass Prior Miii.vii.i.iz B Bum

Nomen’s White Canvass .

Misses' white canvass sims, 75¢ I

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. y rom i e wearing of an ordinary plate.

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Men’s Fine Boots, 1.00 Boys’ ‘° “ 90c » Women’s Lace Boots S0c

. “ Shoes 65c

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_ _ Vle recineiiiil a Metal Plata eltiar it Sold. Plitlue Alanine

Are you aware that Boots, Shees and Slippers can be bought 3, ebeal, It is a conductor of heat and cold, itis non-irriatmg, and is thin H. Bell’s, in fact cheaper than elsewhere, tl'y him. era llghtefi *md Sl50Dg€I‘ then 811 Otlle late.

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Plow Boots 90c_ We have testimonials from persons for' whom we have

H if 30,3 1 metal plates-not one would wear an ordinary plate again You

Misses' Lme Boots 750 can haveyour impression tilfen, and a metal plate made same da

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Misses, Shoes 550 fully guaranteed because we make them ourselves, and know all

Dressing of all kinds as Cheap as any at 1 Ebout the material used. Call and see specimeuts of our work

ver 'ec f ' ‘ `

y pi e o woi-li time by us must- give entire satisfaction to

’ the patient, else we will iifrv allow it to legve our Umm,

J I I l B€ I | S Se_e our Artideial Teeth vvitlaout plate

_ _ ._ I Berlin Dental Parlorb

§;§§ _ _ The .Real Dealer, creat George si.; - CHARLOTTETOWN, P 13,1,

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V _ A dentist who knows his business,and one that has an y for his patients will always advise them to have a meta

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_ Instructor Boston Denml ,College, Boston

In view of the vast amount of in jnrydoneto tl e mouthsof

_ ers of iubber or vulcanite plates, by the retention of undue

owning to the non conductibility of rubber, and as alumium is ' so cheaply produced and making as it does a rigid light

` unobjectional plate there_seems no reason why any' pq-ron

i wear a rubber or vulcanite plate. Not only this, but better in lit and adhesion are obtained in difficult cases, than in the

_ of rubber. L. P. Hasitiiti., D D S

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icago eutal School

_ ._ The abovc quotations are frcmhundreds by eminent

whose close observation in many years experience in plate work

_ ' _ learned them the many advantages of -metal over rubber

' 1 Many persons who are compelled to wear artificial teeth on

plate find that the ordinary plate causes heating of the mouth

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AS ,_" taste, shi-inlrage of the gums, etc , Iiually,c~ausi n g the plate to

_ U _ loose, sometimes sore lips. sore mouths and sore throats, and

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