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for your pleasure. the satlsfsctifm you receive from'-wearing garments ;hat are as perfect as the art of the tailor can accompiish is a greater pleasure- Prove it for _vntirself by leaving your ineasure for it Sumnier suit at McLeod & Co A perfect gt is guaranteed, the cut will be in the latest vogue. the fabric the iinest ofits-kind, and the iii-ish and workmanship unsurpassed, ,

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THE DRUGGIST,

For Sale or Re nt

A house, stable and lot at Eldon.

a very desirable place for hotel.

APPIY to

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The Annual Scottish Gathering

of the Clans, under the auspices of the Caledonian Club. of P. E. Island, will be held at

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DRIVING PARK GROUN D S.

WEUNESDAY. JULY 20.

Following are train arrunizemenisand inns.

aRAlN ARR°\'\`GFZ\|l~§NTS. REGULAR TRAI 4.

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SHEDIAL TRAlN. _

Station Train deoiiriii 1-are Chgrioitetown _ _ 8.4.* H. tn. 75 Rovaliy junctioii _ ooo " 7* Milton... on " "5

Colville __ 97! " 7* N.Wiltshire ._ ti-29 " 6° Hunter atver.._._. ._ 9-1° ` -"° Frederietou..__..._.. 9.50 ` 45 Ei|iott'a..__.... - °-bf* " '45 nradalbane__ io.o2 " -45 Cape Traverse . 1.30 " 6’ Albany " 45 xiuirara..._ __ _...wa “ ‘F Emerald junction.. io.o- " 45 Freetown ._._..__...io.i§ “ .35 Keusi~ “ton .__:n.31 JS New Annan _ 0.42 -I5 Summerslde, arrive io.55 I. ri:

Returning leave Surnmerside at 6.10 p. tn.,

and for Tigniiih nt 7 D m' ~ _

From stations east of Royalty Junction, one

way iirat-class fare tn Royalty junction added to nperial I-re from there to Surnruerside_ good some 53, rqulpf mmmng train and ape-cial train on jvilv soth. good to return july stat, rom, and at one wry first class fare to Summer- pde by resular trains on july 1901- 1004 1° I2- iurrs on ju _v nat. 'XDA

For riiise list an lull particulars sec pro

ft'i°rT>'r'i°i~lteDo>iar.'i n.ii\'rn sm/tu..

éedy iisrnea Committee F'Y=*lfl¢lll~ goin th na ha td

Glcnaladalc Farm for Sale

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residence of John Archibald ndnDonalrl Es ulre, deceased is situated ar. the head ..1%'|»y_-gil; Buy quite near to Trsuradie Railway station. It contains 52)! acres. ot wliirh i-bout im aorcs an under culti- vation. The soil is of excellant quality and eminent.) suitable forokrlzlnk Dil"

,_ |r,|| 5-taut from narlotiretown

ggfaui about is miles i-no fronts nn the sr, Ps~or's and Mill Cwvc Riads and T,-,m..1|¢ Bny, On the premises trol iarsts brick restrleiici, siahim and barn &°" und" 9"; pool' gtnnnecbéd Wllih CIM |.“|d°u°° by 5 lqygr onvtrfd DIO- smg wav, giving ample accommoda- :ion for svorrthlns '=°I1l\°°Wl with extensive farmina 0D¢l‘lt|°';)"- Aizood car-rillo road extends INN 5 I mud toriisioti omia brim- A lem ll and manuris shad adjnln the him bg" buildings are all comparatively new fr onli. in-epeonsoruotloril guru water-

r m gnevof Llllnlspfifll I WUUM' t° wi residence eric stab es by irndrrurvimr :pos laid hy ao snairieer from Montreal. ¥ho wooded rt of thsiarm lvinq assi of the Sandhiil-s Road will bc sold I de- ,irvd in Lots to snli. purchasers.

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July l-rive Hrrri iemnikabe for he uri l»f k.--i noi l wtve whicn has r¢sie.l ov-r N-»v Euuln-ii»_ Th- rriahci liar- been u nemilv ii .e, t uv the wiuils ri-ve iieen oi. nv cold r-ide a- d have ‘i rr stormed this .~i~i~_ n~u»l y tor. and s\<eter.i.g at thu -e i- ii , into rt d'sr»<:l»\i-it sim ner res rt. The ir»~\'cl i rastwnrl has lm-ri henry, hut of Lnur~e iuucli lliznter than it would have be-ri during ishot viave. It is expected trfiliin will he very heavy on the railroads uri". spamship lines durinrr the cumin; week.

'l‘n»~. nomination of Judge Alcan B. Piirker of New York, is gold man, fer pri-nirierit by the democrats, on ii pliatlorni igiiiiririg the money i~sue, if i~>ue if. s'ill Is,l~ being wirely c‘.mmi»ri'e.~i upon by public men and by the press. lt is ad- mitted that the dtlegnies at St. L'uls were in ia hisrffbox. The silver qu-:solos is not now prominent. as nn issue, but nevertheless William J. Bryon and his tollowlnrr would not etaml on _rs platform Ulm is gold plank. Had such is plank her-ri incorporated the democrats of the we-L and the _-iiiver republican and popu l stic elements,which now norv allied with the democratic party. woiil'l probably h‘\ren:imioi~.i.e1lu second cmiriid-ite. Ou theoher hian`. 'he c-ist-rii ilem~crt\t._~i, who were in co tr-il of the converitio i, would not accept. anything that savored of the famous 16 til planks of the two previous platforms. Ftiitling therri~elvL‘s between the devil and the deep sm, the members oi the resolutions commiltre, AL Mr. Bryan! suggestion, refrained from endorsing the gold standard or from men-

l‘.irker notified tho convention in sub- stance that he did not want to lie mis- iiiirlerstootl, and stated that lie would, if elected. maintain the golfl stmitltrrd. II the delegate i tlld not like it, he inforrneii tliem, they could pei. :mother ;;ian<liiln'.i‘. :

They rep’ie_i tliiit. Lh: money question!

was notnow an issue and that Ju~gef Parker was an i\cc°ptt\‘1le cantlidirte. Tue' platform was arranged by Bryon und Dravi-i B. Hill, the later of course ii gold man. lt was fi case of give and t-nl-re hy liith sides, in rr brave attempt to r- store harmony once more within an lnhnrrnou- ivtts party.

The iiero oi the entire convention

appeared to he the rem xrkuble Ne'nru.-ilrarv, who although in it hopeless minority in numbers on the floor of the assembly, held the vast audience spellbounrl time and again. and by his remarkable voice and arnumon tative ability idrced recount- tiou for himself anti his forces. Iiith Iso ions admitted that Bryan in the minority was grander than Bryan the nominee, and he was heartily cheered at times by friend and foe. Walter Wellman, writing in the *low York Herald, u newe- papsr independent In politics, but oppos» ed to Bryi\n’s views, in describing the silver loader, says:

"When the hero ot the hour iiiartcrl

for the stage his progress was is triump- hal march. Salvos of cheers accompanied him. When he appeared upon the rnitrum a minhty greeting like the simultaneous tire ofa thousand machine guns, made the air tremble and vibraw with the electricity of human feeling expressed, ai- sll superiicial emotions are, lu noise and physical movement. On Bryan's hand- somsjaos wasasmile, In his full, dark

.V sins had been able to do anything with this mighty mob. When Bryan rained hI~ manohlcrs volcc ainrlli of delight went, through the great audience. All felt lt. Bryan idolators or Bryan crncldars, for here at last was tha man that oould bei hoard; the man whore silvery tongue rang on-.ltke vcspcr bella over a silent oi y; tho man who had pressnoo and |un|¢s,tho niamor ol high place and the indescribable hypnotism of the multitude, which has made him one amonu many m‘llions.

Where there,-lsarrrmt work there ia

alwsysagnat man; where thereisa

‘great melodrama there la always a grant.

tlnriinrz the money question nt ull. Judge'

e osalook of joy and triumph. N-i one '~

New rio-is-Nniv ooim tor.. - " T i Pel'B'\DS wh me movie. ini- i\ri`» "-‘ ue | D M .i Y blneand dm-ourage , ~ie t- - i-- i r..». -i arid nrinoye° and l-»..ri. r < » -i i 9 I ,

Dr C 'es `- Ne~v~ F -o* ww- fiii--i i`s ‘ .

t-il' et .ii i.i.-- .e_i...`s. i .nes ---iv nooe

and count e, new moi-gy ani - o-ri.ieuce. '

ua-.<1-..i...iii..,< American'Co mmcnt on Judge Parker’s Action

lllllrlililiiwls and Bryan’s inception in St. Louis.

il y. --» -icitnris rntei a;g».ir, and in a uio=r sig -al iu~riiori,,i.hrii. ir-i no apostle to in-e iuu titu ie ne is i/tithor. .ru equal in -ir vnu irry. Bryn-. h ll itiem,i1ieriiis no-l for s alike,

aiiii vt lieii the former hes- m - demonstrat- lv--. tor r-r t' ii :ii tc, in re" gait. on ol his elfii ull ir, he izalit-el th.in wi‘lJ nn- owtief -vwe of hi; magic arm.

\\' ‘ri l=n'-w. riut tliznt y- ure lie-nee the

w.»lil ppt; of p illflcs mtv tiki' r-not.lJer sens tional turn and tririg once more to the front this lrypnotist. of men."

as io Juige Parker`s chances in the

elec'iun few p'ople can be found who are willing io boi k on them. Personally .lu fire Parker is rcuarded as safe, honor- nhl-¢ uriii .vi .\i‘iI _ ru’ his chiei liuridleap -rt the pre.~ei.L time is liisobscuii y,which,

and undoulvedly will dt-lent Mr. Roose- velt. thirc. The president is populirrln

silid s:uftr, New York store and two or

cou'se lime rum' change the ultuu lcri,but ar.prei‘t>ni_t.ht=reis nothing in the air, except psi-i~ilhlv one or t.w:i f-cnlonnl ilizh tain VVi.~cor~sin trntl Illinois, which should cause Roosevelt any worry. In reltgionJuii_1\-. Parker isoiie of the lay lcnir-r- nr the Catholic party in the Episcipnlchurch in New York atuli. He -ict-iurities himself ns rin Amerie-uri Uuttinlic, mid is a vt°z»trymir.~i oi the Church ol the l{JlyC oar, Kinystin, N. Y., an iniluent-Wilpnriali, ol which Rev Fr. C-hiirlos M Hull, his son-in-law, is_the rocncir.

STARVED DUT.

Many a garrison has been forced to

sive u the fight and hang out the white- ag ofpsurreiider, when lack oi' food has weakened the men past. all power to continue the struggle.

Many s man is similarly stawed out of business. His digestion is impaired. His food does not nourish him,and for lack of

strength to carry on the struggle he turns

his store over to an- '5 other. _ Dr. Pierce'a Golden

Medical Discovery

cures diseases of the stomach and other or- gans of digestion and nutrition. It restores strength to weak, nerv-

ous,ruu-down men and _ ,

women.

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stomach trouble, also diar- rlss," writes Mr. Wm. Walters. of Antrim. Mo. 'ilu warm weather it rew worse, until it would (grow me into a cramping chill. Was troubled so often that I sometimes thought my end had some. Tried many nmedill. but they gave only temporary re ei. lu November. llgg, thought I would ta Doctor Plerne's Golden edieal Dismvery. I got six bottles and took livelu aurxeaalou, then

thought I would wait for a time d t k th one it. Boon found I hd eymggmg-J th: *twirl* mmloe wk. so toon tire .uni some

d it fied . I ir

health :hill aiiziviheudfeydeli to your 'Golden Medical Diggqygryg 1 “ng NPN!! my msiay thanks to Dr. Pierce for his remedy, for It dl so much for me. Words eau- arot express how severely I nriferied, ...i'li‘-'e.'."i...‘°`If."4‘i'°-.ii'i"i'.'i.Z""”‘.""i "' "’°"‘

lm; (ree p ensure in

Dr. Pi¢ree’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse th

bowels and stimulate the sluggish livg,

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' One hu-»rlrefl worm friends f-i vi-it. I I our Bhirtwalet counter. D'in't vi-air, I : until Anuu\it..-Jas. Pa on & Oo. 711 tl 2

actor. And Bryan was the msn ol this

ho i-.v r. -vill graiusily disippciir as the c-iiipiiiuii i-tflvitnces. He is personally stro in with the people oi New York state

otie wes', much more so than tit: is in his ,o rn state (New York) and from present aripeirrar uc- wil le-ive little for the _indge In the c iuritry u t -urge except the

three uiining comps in the west. Of

5 ii. e. zo rear' oiiio iiiiiii; it The GANAIJA LIFE ASSURANBE En

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W i<. Roo E Rs, Charlottetown, Manager P. E. I- Branch.

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Give us a call and we will convince you that every

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Queen's Square, Charlottetown.

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Headstones and Monuments

f ln Marble, Granite and Freestone.

A large assortment of finished stock a'l ~ ' 1- 1 1 . ‘

should place their order as soon as possibleAi£iiy;irTlx;»rltgin-<~iirlitinpidlriipgudfhdsfi; . delivery. Call and see us, or write for tlesigns and prices.

icAii2Ns at 1vi¢FA oi/EN,

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l7ill ill 24lll SCDL. 1904.

'lzhe Largest and Most Attractive INDUSTRIAL DIS-

PLA\ ever made here is already assured.

The Prize List is fiill of interest to

GENERALSFARMERS. s1'ocirMr:N. DAIRYMEN. POULRTYMEN. etc.

About $1000 added in Extra Classes and Special Prizes for Horses and Cattle.

AMUSEMENTS_

A welcome departure from The Beaten Truck ! Tun isnrorrriisr .mo iarssr or rirtsivn Nnw rriircos selected from all over the

continent.

Tas aoamaitoamxr or r-or-'r /iizrrrriiz and other Magnificent Sei Pieces com-

priaipg the most expensive and elaborate FIREWORKS DISPLAY ‘ever ar' rang for a bt. john 'Exhibition _ " '

MUSIC:-A Specially Strong Feature-rfivrt. naxris i-:.\'<:Ar;nn.

Cheap fares by rail and boat from everywhere.

Snap ron miizi: Lisrs and all particulars to

W. W. HUBBARD, Managing Director, Stfjohn N. B.

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