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L -e in Westem Canada, and the case 1s now before the court.

BE CN -YQUR GUARD.

This is a proteétion to the great buying public, as well as

to the rtxaicersoi these ju§tiy famous garments. ~

DO NOT-i--,under any circumétalices.-,-talte a garment that does not bear

' the Fit-Reform trademark. i_.ooi< for it. . - ' 1

I The only Establishment in Charlottetown selling Genuine Fit-Reform Suits and.0vercoats ls I

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fwfw* Tweedsi -~-

u el Pure Wool-and will W Sh' . . , ‘ -

The dams an “Mol t y k___u ~ ,ii and ' STJDHN B’ NIH' Sept' 8'"rhc B “muh story that the king unule nn nppointnwni

1001: for the Hema” “Bde mm le Sli," 'fl'-1. . U Shoie queamon ms hem revived 1tc mont nn An\eriu.\n Klrl who wrote hirn

K‘l°~l’if\1\¢0 bf P033 WOOL ' iii- ' under A new aspect’ B French ithut she was about to mnrry n dt-nr irleml

_ ' vessel mums “lnhlu "erm'°rM wm"oil1ls,it.is slated _thot no incident. of the

- """`f""""""‘--- 1 ‘IQ els °“ the “°""h'°a’l' coll" having mm' sort descrllierl ever occurred. The kinll.

= if “mined that' people on the cms" d"`sl‘r°y' whilchurr, has not broken through ilu

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` ed her nets' 'British and hrench warsmps rules of royal etiquette, oven with Ameri»

tmtitits slit

of \_09` gicifesqtfntandi on Lot 4° li1'Qu`eeu’s County.

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And' bowel troubles to stay cured. Not a harsh purgative dose,

1 but a mild, healing

‘ strengthening tonic.

60 lton»Ol Tablalc n a handy ah- mm. ,cam qu. I6 oem at all Inm- ¢|¢u`,orby nail. Alk lor our IPO!" rc an trial pulnga. The ima-0a

Randy C0.. Dluvl\.Ml=\-

For"‘sale and Recommended by

Apothecaries’ Hail; Johnson 8: Ionnson, A. W. Rtddlu; J. G. Jamieson, and in Snmmers.de_ at Guurlle’s Drugstore. `

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invited the colony also tn investigntc and

G - punish its subjects, it found to he in the

- 1 wrong. The Colonial cruiser '1<‘ionn’,withi

'IABLETS CURE’ ' ` oillcials, bus been dcspntclled to the scene

investigated and the Imperial Gorernluent

to hohl in full inquiry. The incident is likely io lcul to the adoption ui Anglo -French regulations for rzouductlnfz Lim lish- erles on iho Frcnch,'Shor»1.

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he Dr. l-l»\miltnn's no thoroughly. Sold box, or 5 hoxrn for N. C. Pnlaon & Co., Hartford Conn., U.

good convhair a comfortable Davenport. li»*°\1\ri l-ayltqgdvisna for no ' lo suggeat that you lmj um-,ga ying hm, |,,¢m. lhlm Ml! UD! *Ili .1vit¢¢h¢i' You need one or not, hui. lei. na lmpraau upon yqm- mlm ith” ¥°\\'_lilh out ' much ,~; batlir and eww of In tho my athohun n our

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iii.\1unNnA|1, Svpt. 8 -In answer to tin- ;__ ____-_,,..._,'. ,__ V ___V_,.9__..B;___v_ V

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()n the other hnnd, during the 'lnvs ni'

his cure he wus greatly unnoycrl by being molilnnl hy n curinun, unmnnnerly crowd Onc morning: especially muy he men-` _

Sir Stunlcy Cinrlu: und Muicr Po isonhyl wulkcil from the Hotel \Vcln|:\n ut lmlfpast sown to drink n uiuss of .

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l{ll\'U ICDWARD.

Krouezrunnrn \\-mer. A large crowd was waiting out side, and began tn fol- low his majesty, nlxnost treading on 1 hin heels.

Thekinmwlshing to escape their nt. tentlcn, cnuqht rcfu/,xc on A favorite bench in abay nfl' the promenade overlooking the nulilic gardens, but this only had the elfect oiincreauingthe sine ol the mob. The request of the officials that they should not sul-je:-t tue king to unplea- lant attentions fcll on deial ents, and 'ilnnliy his mnje~|y was obliged to curtail hln morning walk and returned to the

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i City Council meats on thc aeconrl Mon-` W In rnch month. James Paton, Mayor .» . W. Clarke. City Clark.

not take our vmnl or ll- para our prloeawith othm, md we an very,

an-nn unufmwlil umm we 4-. .tt-.fnrxt .inning mage ri-not mmm;

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ilnned when hir- mn_}m~'iy, nocomluxnied ity.

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r-TENTHS af kitchen labor and Kitchen war

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N worry is caused by ill-working cook p stoves and ranges; by ranges that

draw poorly; that have such complicated drafts that only a skilled mechanic can manage thcm; whose grates are so constructed that it is a strong man's work to shake them d'o_\_._vn; _ranges which w_o_rk_ well when the wind is in a certain direction, but actlike a fiend at -»oth1er times; ranges whose work i§_ so unreliable that the housekeeper is in; a_'cc_>nst’ant'nerve-racking worry lest the mcais be late, or ,tile baking spoiled. '. " . V ` ,_ ‘_ _ _

The Pandora range is built to make worli easy, n child can shake it

down; its drafts are sb simple that one learns them in a. minute ; its heat is kept in the rangeso effectively that you can do a big baking andhardly know there is a fire in it, two feet away; it keeps the kitchen cool; it saves you worry; it saves you time and money; _it saves you ,backaches and headaches, because it is sc easy to manage and so reliable.

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