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To-do.y’s Probabilities.

erly winds showery

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When it Hurts

To Gough

Tonosro, June 7.-<spe¢rai.r-scour The P°°'-'S °x°`1““““i°“‘

gets tight in the chest ls daily getting and strong has accomplished a grentwork dee?" and d€‘@D€=` i‘\I0 the bI‘0I1Chi81 bestowing the richest, blessings and that

tubes and is makir-g directly for th lungs, to become pneumonia, inflamm tion of the lungs or consumption,

*° as "graveyard coughs", bewuse they whole system, changes existence into life

usually bring their victim to that l resting place.

Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and glad t° say these Wordsiu

’Purpentine has long been known as 1`eade1`S0f°\u`c°1“mn5°

mother's favorite remedy for croup bronchitis, coughs and colds. It gains ln popularity every day and now has by far the largest sale of any simil

preparation.

It loosens the tightness in the chest. 1 Beef (quarter) -Per lb ~ ° ° --°

allays the inflammation, cures the cold Beefismamperlb - - - ° - - - '-° Ind prevents pneumonia, consumption B“_tt'e1`(f1`e5h) Pfirlb - - ° - -'- um cp; eg- yung t,~0ub|¢_.S_ 25 oomo_ on Chickens per pair _ . . .

Fowls per pair ........... ._ Flour per cwt . _ _ . . _ . _ _ . _ . __ _ Oatmeal, new, per cwt. _ _ _ _ Hides per lb ............. ._

, Hag per cwt ............. ._ Oa . Beets, per doz . . _ ._ _ _ ..,.

Pork, . _ . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . .__ Turnips. us . . . . . . . . . _._ Potatoeshiils . . _ . . . . ___ . Mutton per carcass . _ . . . . __ _

dealeri , or Edmanson, Bates & Co., T tonto. _

' Ilr. 0hase’s Syrup of Llnseed and Turpentlne.

thee bounding in my veins." is 8 507008 one. Persons that can r make it, in honesty to among the most unfortunate. They do not live, but exist: for to live implies more _ than to be. To live is strong-to arise feeling equal to the orl- inary duties of the day and to retire hot overcome by them-to feel life bounding ` in the veins. A' medicine thathas made

The cough that hurts, the cough that tmusands °f pwple men

e medicine is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The weak 3- _

- run-down, or debiltated,

Such coughs are sometimes referred should not fail to take it. It builds up the

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t and makes life more abounding. We are

Orange Marmalade

We have just received a

quantity of Marmalade in 5 lbs tins at

45 CENTS.

Also Cross lb Blaclrwells

.Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs tins 75 cts.

.l.D.MACl.E0ll & C0.

Phone 1:26 -

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oN AND Arrsn JUNE mn IB. IIIGKEYS OFFIG

IDTIGE 0F REIIIWAL'

Will beat his house on WATER S'r.,cpposite B me 'P . t R d T d J né Our Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Braces

Hotel Davies. (next door to Mr. W. S. Stewart.)

Hours 9.30 a.m_ to 4 p. m.

june 3 Srdwtf.

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DUR

LBRGE _ STORE

Is brim full of bargains, We 8

keep High Quality Groceries

‘li L°" P'i°e°- B°5'°1'° "10 ,wife ofDr.P.c_ Murphy.

have not visited us will do well- to call and see what we

’ can do in the way of

Supplies.

Driscoll &. Hrrrnshr

Q Queen St.

0C°°OO°°¢\O°°.

Parsley (per bunch) . . . . . __ _ _Onionsperlb ....... Carrots, per doz. _ _ ..._ _ Lettuce per bunch ....... _ _ Sheep live weight present del

_ o`»i££1e`iiéésééé1`_ If I I I I I I I Sheep Dressed . _ _ . . Radishes . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . _ . . _ . . __ _

Parsnips (per doz.) _ . . __ _ _ _ _ Cabbage _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ ._ _

a delight to the eye hereabouts, it may be ,r seasonable torefer to a statement recent- l ly made in the Independent, r_ that the apple crop of the country exceeds Q in value the entire wheat production. The Q fact is emphasized by the V ment that the apple crop of 1900 exceeded 215,000,000 barrels which at aggregated $431,000,000 in value while the

` value ofthe wheat crop averages but pony, Limiooo, Toronto, goood," about $300,000,000.-Cape Ann Breeze.

Life.

“O Life! I feel

rarely or never themselves, are

to be well and

and women, well

from any cause

its favor to the

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

(Corrected every Tuesday.)

oeebeegeeeaeeeebaeeeeeeeeee 3&$38§'28&28SS58&EéS8b'i8S5Si5SS 888888 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

ODQ@CO QQOOOOCOOCDOOOHOQQOOC ’58'5&&~.=“»°» 6'<':“>Si3SB'éS’1’5$??.‘SSS8$§d8£&

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VALUE OF APPLE CROP.

While the apple blossoms are furnishing

to the effect

added state-

$2 per barrel

BORN _

KEEP ` A dull Lawn

Mower does more harm than good. We sharpen and repair them and

3 ' orr = 'run

‘GRASS as good as new. . Send them along

Ulf Slililll X G0

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers. Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

. lottetown P. E. Island.

. Phone 1:5.

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make them cut.

At Tignish on June 7,1901 to Dr and Mrs.

P- 0. Murphy a S011- a margin for me buyer. heaa Paton sc

To Mr and Mrs Hedley Bryenton rac y oin 'Ja ,on ues ay, u

4th,a daughter. in the furnishing line are all up-to-date

MARRIED.

At the home of the bride’s parents- on

DIED

At Tignish on June 7 1901 Mrs Murphy

At Souris, on June 6th, Thomas Lyons.

He leaves a mother and two sisters to mourn their loss.

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KNIGH'1‘s OF PYTHIAS. Knights of Pythias---Empire Lodge. No every Thursday evening at 8 o’clock, in Pythian Hall PrcWse’s New Block ---J I-I

sons or ENGLAND

Lodge Eton, l\o. 148 meets every Thurs

day evening in S. O. E. Hall Victoria Bow

‘Williams Keeper of Recoids and Seal.. ' .

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John A. Field, Sec’y.

Lodge Prince Edward meets second and

fourrth Tuesdays of each month in S.O.E. Hall, Victoria Row..---E. H. Duchemin Sec,y `

Company “A.” every Monday in

Wright’s Hall at 6.30 p. m.---Ada Wad man. Sec y.

soxs or TEMPERANOE.

at 8 p. ui.

Orient Division, Friday, at 8 p. m Prince Edward Division, N o. 1, meets in Wright/s Hall, every Tuesday.---W. H.

CORN Sl CORl\ S! COR`i\Sl

Discovered at last; a remedy that is s

, sale and painless. Putnam's Pain l Coin and Wait Extiactcr never fp,

never causes pain, nc-r even the ship est discomfort. Buy Putnan’s Corn tractor. and beware of many ch ea dangerous, and flesh eating substitute s i

the market. l

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' The hot blast Lumber Kiln, Heater and Fan, nowyinf]

i use in our dry house, will be sold ai a bargain, delivery, ii

about J une first

How liararrh' can he Cured. ` _..._-_

Now, see here a minute, my friend, you n

ought to know that you can’t cure Cat- `

arrh of the Nose and Throat by swallow- ` _ f

ing Tablets. Blood Purifiers, and ' ' _

things of this sort. The stuff you

swallow goes into your stomach, and the trouble is not there at all. To cure ‘ -_ any disease you must bring the right remedy under the right conditions,

Fresh and of good quality

LOYAL cnosnmrns. rl

_ _ _ _ _ lowest rices.

Victoria Division, n. 1). 1., on Monday,

Ciar R. Scribe. _

.____4,___ @ The Square Druggiss. , ,rl

right in contact with the disease: in other words you must reach it. That is just why Japanese Catarrh Cure is so successful in treating and curing Catarrh. You apply it to the nostrils, and by the very act of breathing it spreads itself over the entire membrane, where all the trouble is. It immed‘ lately kills the Catarrhal Germ, heals and sooths the irritated membrane, and completelyremoves every trace of Catarrh. The dropping in your throat and pains in the head all stop. The throat no longer had that fullness in the morning, the desire to hawk and spit ceases. _

Mr. J. Sloan, 78 McGill street, Tor-.N

onto, has had considerable experincee during seven years with the hundred and one catarrh remedies on the market. Here ie what he says:-“For seven years I have been troubled with catarrh, which finally affected my throat. I had doctored with some Toronto doct- ors, used tablets, powders, and every- thing I saw advertised, some of which relieved me at the time, but was worse after I stopped using them . About a pear ago I procured a sample of Jap- anese Catarrh Cure, and even this small sample did me more good than anythingl had yet tried. I used in all about two and one half boxes during two months, which completely cured`me. It certainly does all clained for it, which' I cannot say of scores of other remedies tried.”

Japanese Catarrh Cure is without a

rival. It is the only permanent cure for catarrh. Thousands of people tell us so. Sold by all druggists, 50 cents. Trial size, 10 cents, by mail, postage paid, from the Griliiths and McPherson Com-

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Northern Pacific at $1.000 was too high,

for the “Shorts.” Our Clothing ilts both shortsand longs, and its rice leavesa

gigs Saturday sale list. 8tf.

Underclothing, Half Hose and everything

and prices the lowest-Gordon & Mc- Lellan. ‘ 11-

Our new stock of Hammocks just open-

ed up and the people have already started to buy. -Hazard Sc Moore. ` li.

We offer you the Best Goods in the line

_ _ _ _ bo f

r wednesday. June sm by Rev. J. W. Me- 2f,f§;’wI;f,‘§§§ gf,'f’c'§,§,‘;,‘f,‘,`,’§.}’§,§§,,o{ §,,“§,,,§_ J O M & _ Connell, Joseph Kennedy to Annie Idella hai-rows, large stock and ow prices- _ _ ' o 1 Riggs both of Charlottetown. Hfiezafd 5; M°°\`°- Sit

Hammocks-a nice iine just arrived and

selling cheap at the Popular Stationery Store,-J. D.Taylor, Victoria Row. li.

Shirts the new things, and we are con- tent withthe same old littleness of profit Took’s make in the new shades at 65c 85c and $1.00 at Patcn’s. Stf.

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‘rrrr I just received in bulk and pack- _,_ of' ages. f/\ Also Insect Powder of extra k good quality imported in

original drums. ;

All seasonable goods at if --

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' Try us for your next wants. @ A. w. rrrazrrrrrr, rim. rr.

Sunnyside.

pf- - .-5 mee _-_ 11-1' 'vs 'r ~,4Q

1"* hi. ef/ _ * `~'.

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‘-1 _ ia; _jg

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Hughes

Special _ Remedies

BTC 8

_C8865

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_ cheapest in the long run, I

tried Medicine , specially for the dis- or which they are recommended-The

sPEcrAr_ SALE

25c per Yard

Navy, Brown and Cardinal

_ All-Wool Serge

Colored Poplins and

Fancy Dress “Goods

Remember The Price

25 Dems

F _ Perkins & Co.

Nothing helps a msn to forget his troubles, more than a _

comfortable, perfectfitting. and well made suit.

'Ihat is where the ai-t comes in-making ghem comfortable

,Our many years experience in making clothes is what helps

from us and get the quality, the comfort, the high class finish, _and

the moderate price. -

THE

Great Question.

with the intelligent buyer is, not to buy goods for less than cost, but to get THE BEST VALUE possible for the money.

You will -find itin our English Dinner Sets at $12.00. They are the

Clark Crockery Go..

Sunnyside

Lewis Old Stand u

Light Weight Underclothing

For Warm Weather

In cotton, light, smooth and soft

' _ _ I 50 cents per suit. Nicely Finished Balbriggan line as silk

I 9 t _

Beautiful soft Merino 0 Cen S per suit

$1 00 er suit `

I omething extra flue in light weighs natural' wool, nicely finished

sizes up to 46

$2.00 per suit Y

Gordon 0 81. McLellan'

News Outfitters. ' A,

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TheNewColloéio Carbon Photo. It zsthe acme of perfection, Call and view mi;

Srlrerwa

In the newest patterns and

quality new opening

In Bake Dishes, Soup

Cake Bsskets Tea and Codec Waiters &c.

Also a. large variety of A

r _.able ware

G H TAYL

Sunnyside Queen Square

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- coNsIs'r1No or Accurate me

ind Durability

at Moderate

is thegoal weaunatm Watches for our customers. reds of purchasers can testify Every watch uteatod and

before being soli

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urgu eo

W N T

Jeweler, Great Gt. St. 3

Nothing Br To Quench Thirst

Than our temperate

Ginger Ale Lemon Sour,

Soda,_Champagne Ode!

Sodaand Siphon Soda.

It Should Bo ln E e llama-

&~Stone Ginger a

Private orders

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6-5 Wed Sat 3m

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us to give, with our elegant tis, just the comfort you want. Buy l

mous e 1

avowedgtg have hens He had it allow anyone to the dhenomenou

The grocer examined it with tengigg to the couutrymapn

aw ve t something

that will beat thi?"

‘Til bet you atgcllar

coun rvmen

‘Right l" resislxedng

going behind the counter,

e beate

gg r

’1`hei'e's' something in the ~g'g hue

beat it, I think," sai he, reaching vi#

Bbogdtou. there,” said the farmer;

you a it,

And he handed the egg to

The latter held out his band

it in surpnse on th counter, soup plates and a pl:-i*ter It was

ted hit

pain w e

Some folks think theyre

muttered the farmer, as he

and walked out, but

against the solid fact "-

‘Taint no use hacking against the

neither the qua ity nor prices of our are to be beatfn This accounts for our in trade

JAM Is your stock of am

still have a quantity of t pur. rasberry at ioc rar lb

'Irv Eureka Blend Tee, :5e per lb

ll F Maddlgan & Telephone No 28 Lo :er

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Cheap Light for the

Lone; Even:

Call and get some

brand of Kerosene Uil, the imvort e-'l on lnrlot tetowu. " I will Pell in four gallon lots at

cents a. gallon

some lihiien, one lb

‘ new oack, 25 cents.

Libby McNeil’s Sliced Baoon,

He-'ton’a Chow Chow, 22c, air

- Half doz bars Surpnse

No Tea can beat

E. Brahmin We sell the

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Those are cash prices. Goods delivered free ir City. Phone 208

J§z.a"vv C0rEuI|ton andH1llabor0

Sept. I 80d&w.

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