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""G"°""" "" “"ARLXI“7“`OWN MAY 29, 1599

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Commencing May 16th the favorite

S- S. “ llAL|FllX”

Will leave Charlottetown for BUSION every Tueday at Noon (Standard time) calling at Hawkesbury and Halifax.

Returning leaves BOSTON every

Saturday at noon.

Passengers leaving CHARLOTTE~

TOWN Wednesday morning via Picton can make close connection at lzlalitax with S. S. ‘~I-IALIFAX” sailing Wed-l nesday evening at 11 p.m.

Tickets for sale at stations P. E.

Railway. For Tickets, rates and

information apply to

w. W. cLarrK1~:, agent.

0; gp ‘ Charlottetown.

H. L. CHIPMAN, . Canadian Agent.

Halifax, N. S.

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iiiiiitii lint

S. S. TIBER is due here from Mou-

treal on Tuesday, the 30th inst... and sails for St. John, New Brunswick, via Halifax.

For further information as to freight

or passage, apply to

` N. RATTENBUR-Y,

Agent.

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The S. S. Bonavista sailing from

lloutrt-al Friday May 26th, will be due at Cr arlottetown Monday May 29th, Ind will Sail for St. John Newfound- lllid via. North Sydeney carrying horses, Battle and sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and passage apply to

PEAKE 'BROS dr Co

‘Charlottetown Mav 25 1899 Agents

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llalitax and Charlottetown

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S. S. Citv of Ghent will sail ~ fro

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Charlottetown Hirv Friday 8( 10 0’Cl0Ck

anring ti... mson éf 1s99 for Halifax

galling atSummcrside, P01-1; Has|_ing_ °ff Hawkesbury. Arichat, Canso, Isaac Harbor, Salmon River, Sheet

Harbor, returning will leave Halifax

every Tuesday sfo p. m. making some

lls

pa . Tue Steamer has excel- °”t Pa°§_9U§§ff accomodaions. lalcon amidship. Special low fre_i`ghts will be given this season. _ tlurther information apply to

YV. W. CLARKE. » A

G" ""l. May 97. tf Ex. 8- Pat. gent

nmgws

` Arellable ymgq 5° "mn" ` uri rand ‘l.°a°':¢‘°'°°°‘~ ef ee mee- Si

0 .olobor in the Provinoeaof

Nova Scotia and Prince Edward lnpmq F further details address J, Jay Watson 1%,

Coluu’;l_>u‘s5iAlyde. Boston. MQ. U_ 3__|_ ’ -

War;’ like a. Broke

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PEMEDIES.

nf. chases Kidney-uve: Pills. for disw”

of the Kidneys. LWCF- Bladder and B°w°u'

Oriepilladose;Qc.abox. ‘ b Dr. Chasc's Catarrh _C\1r9i f°1' C°]d “‘ ‘ 3 M Df°PP‘°g ‘;i;*;°.Z5‘;.?“'..:f‘.

box, blower free.

Dr. Chase's Oint-

ment for Eczema. Salt Rheum. P_ll¢9

ll `tchin

and a I .Z skin diseases. 60 centsabox. V

Dr. Cliase'a Nerve Food. f0I'_ ¢xha\1StCd| W°f3° out nerves and illilln

¢ water-y,diseased

. . .sg/2 mod 50°-wise

Dr. Cha.se's Liver Cure, for diseases of U10

uve,-’ Jann,-1i¢¢ and Biliousness. 5oc. abottls

Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tl¥P¢“°

tine, a positive cure for Croup, Asthma. Bgn' chitis and all Coughs and Colds. 256. B K. bottle. At all dealers.

The Danlgsfof °

PILES

Too frequently overlooked, Dr. Chase’s Ointment a Prompt and Positive Cure.

The suffering musedlvy the intense itching

and burning sensations of piles is only one of

tie horrors of otpis\§iisc§cs¢,elfor_ there is 2153;.: great danger p`es v optng into one of the most disgusting diseases imaginable.

Even tha grmt danger and expense of an

operation are preferable to running the risk of contracting this most loathsome of diseases.

But there ` ' f 'ml

IS D0 D¢C¢8SlgJ Ol' 2. Sllfgl Om-

tion for piles. Dr. ase's Ointment is ginranteed to cure any msc of piles, no matter of how long standing, or how aggravated the msemaybe, solongaspileslnvenot become

,gli iii? test

that internal trat- it matters not from

. Classes Ointmené

willatcuoest an burning, an aoonefeotaper-fectcurr. »

You an use Dr. Chase's Ointment with

fullest assurance that what hascured scores of thousandsofcasesot' ileswillcureyou. For alebynlldalers, or£dmauaon, Bs¢a&Co., Taanatat 4

waiiijrso

I. 000 lofts Pasture land.

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I WISH to rent for a term ot years,'or

buy it cheap enough, a blcck of

1,000 acres of good pasture land,or 3 or 4 good farms.ot 100 and 200 acres each. Land must be in the vicinity of Char- lottetown and farms, if separatefmusl be near each otlier.I do not want to culti- vate farms but use them for pasturing.

Address all correspondence, 2iVlI1g lllll ffgut (bg ba S Wm, k 6|

» y mac er , while

particulars, to Dr. James Wlrbllrlolhtgame ol almost every description Ma]0r, City, or, bo d _

T. M. KIRKWOOD,

~ Wholesale Merchant,

m.‘?6 d&w 1w Sudbury, Ont,

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You can get your corns an

bunions fitted in hand made boots and shoes which I make

tn ordu at very short notice.

Stock and workrmnship

guaranteed. I also keep ts full line of boots and shoes, care- fully selected BY which i I can aH`ord to sell cheaper be

can spare as slice to my patiiii -= § l Drop in and inspect. IM. "< ,`

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hook

oontortiahlo

it 5 i Sn £1 ti

housosituntodau

iv _ Any péyrsghn willing() -to_aec%iinmodate.

.,?______ either in the town or country, should

trouble to show goods. ‘“"“7~ 3-00 P°m- `

points thence to Belfast 6 1 a

' li ' , . 5 .m. h- p ' ' Pills. Theyaresnreto cure.

t For Courier route to North River and _ Sena men ar# naval' and bwluaa

_ I ‘all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday, T'*¥W¢v_~nll@,, lirbtun . (hay are not worth ia aou.

Lower Queen St.. A Thursday : nd Saturday. 6.15 a.m. Sl-L-vf Ullman km,

‘nd Shag Stare _ For United States, New Brunswick i I

' ‘ 1 gntario, Quebec Nova Scotill and tht; `

climate is delightful, and the scerery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur. rounded hy the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the sea breez". and the advantages that can only he de- rived from sea bathing. at about 65 de- grees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 in-

liulii : nt=. and is the capital. It has l many greet ittail sioi-es,besides a large. wholesale trade. It has a Ga= Light and Power Company, two Electric light plants, and a street railway is in embryg. lt has a ilrst class water works and sewerage system. It is tamed tor its Wide and shadtd streets. its many pleasant drives, the principil of which is the new Paik Boulevard. its attractive surroundings, pure water. and clear, cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one oi the healthiest _ cities in Canada. It has ti-.o hospitals. many churches and a large and elegant new Opera House. 1 also has several line public buildings and a market which is one ef the chief sources ofthe citizens’ pride. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establishments in the Dominion. On its wt-at side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer resort-while on the east are the .ma,rnil:lcent new Exhibition Buildings and llriving Park. Chief among its public squat-e~ is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beauti- fully laid out with blooming plants ol every description, fountains, and well

ings The rural scener in the vicinit

horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be- l.iired,and st.eai.i<»rs iuri regularly on the bays and rivers. affording mo~t pleasant ~-_\cuf- sions. The principal hotels are Davies. Queen, and Revere. ,

Summerside has about 4000 inhab-

itants. It is siluati d on beautiful Be- deque Bay. It has the largest and finest ,departmental store in the Maritime tro- vinces,besides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and sewer- age are being agitated tor. The hotels are-Clifton. Russ. and Cavnpbill.

lation of about 1.000 each. In the former are the Aitken, and. Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse. a very pleasant

summer resort, is the Lansdow ne hotel. In Alberton, the Albion Terrace and Wisner. In Tignish the Railway; in Kensington, Clark‘s and Commercial ;in Montague, McDonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson.

The following hotcis open for the

summer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View ;at Stanehope, Mutcti’r~i; and Cliff. i At Brackley Point. Shaw’s; at Rustico, Seaside; at Malpequc, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Seaforth, and at Pownal, Florida.

In addition to those already men-

tioned there are other towns and vil- _lages in the Province. with hotel ac- commodation. while many farm houses

nprepare for the reception of tourisgs. The rivers and streams- teem with

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N. B.-Visitors lo Prince Edward

Island, who desire full information re~ garding hotels and boarding houses. trains. boats, livery stables, etc.. and how to refich the diff. rent seaside and con-ntry resorts,,iishing places, etc., can obtain the same by writing to or call-

gg on Messrs. Johnson & Johnson,

cheeituil iven free ichar e

avail themselves ot the opportunity and 'write at once.

:rr-rr: cnannorrrrown scams .

The Lmailn close at the Charlotte town Post Omoo as follow; (Local Time).

For points west (with connections) to

Summerside and Tignish on line 'of railway, 7.30 a m.and also at 3 40 p.m, with m connections to ho

.~ <uris and Georgetown On line OI tai..

For Courier route' to Southport and all 1

orthwest, 8.30<p. ni.

il t it it

Prince Edward Islsnd’s sumtneri

lp arranged walks, and enlivened with a band of music during the summ .r even-

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of Charlottetown is charming, and

I - Georgetown and Souris have a. popu-

Pmm HN, gif; ,gtg "“'iii..i?.§1i‘i?...fZi“"”[A31MUNI"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiitmN S M

The school childien’s competition

for $100.00 Cash presents odered by The Welcome Soap Co., St. John, N. B. closes on the last day of May and is causing quite a lively rivalry among the school girls and boys of the Maritime Provinces who have an ambi- ..-.i ~'~ ""°n some easy pocket money for the '"noiida.ys.

This seems to be an excellent idea,

as an incentive to those who have a literary inclination, to testi their ability and style as well as on effec- tive method of increasing the publicity of the famous and well liked Welcome toap. g _

The conditions seem very simple

and are;

1-First present of

1-Second " 1-Third “

5 Presents of $5.00,each ~

10 “ 2.50 “

.$25100

15.00 10.00 25.00 25.00

‘ 5 100.00

For the best essays not to exceed

1000 words, subject “Soap” to be written by regular school attendants either boys or girls under 16 years of ave, all essays to be sent in before May 31st. when they will Le sub mitted to a committee of three dis- interested leading teachers upon whose decision the presents as above will be awarded. Essays to be writ- ten plainly with pen and ink, signed with name and address, also state- ment of age of the writer and that the essay is his (or her) unaided work, name and grade of school attended, and name of teacher, this statement to be certified to by one parent or teacher.

All essays must be accompanied by

50 Welcome Soapl Wrappers.

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n horse worth Sroo. 'tl In ally

to ii ii to ff' it '°°ooni>~§' £u‘>’~ei'f° ¥n.i.s’°"

yol'd be tllly to lily all Imitation.

NWS IIE Sllll ill llllli LIKE Tllls

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Deo-D-or-’s

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_rnggists, Prowse Block, Charlotti-,f town, where all information will be

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of for Summer Complaint and bowel dis» eases of chi‘dren. I have “Sed lb f0l'

years.”

ana peel.

If, .h 5 l tutes, thmhs ski heai.ti)`d;.is6v‘;reak,pe:lcinnot fail todae burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. Theyl strengthen the heart, steady and regulate ‘ its beat, and restore to healthy, normi

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cause my expenses are small. ( i Tryon, Crapaud, Victoria. Carle5ih)i:l,\ :ig “I action'

I don’t want the earth, ..,,,_ , Tot-th Carleton and Searletown.

For points east (with connections) to -_

into much trouble.

l pleiion, yellow eyes, jaundice. etc.. Yhld tothe curative powers of hxa Live!

linanfs Ltniliantinr sale lvlnwhara.

GEN TLEME_N:--I have

born’s Perfect

Uream Tai tar P

per cent Carbonic;‘Acid-

0 I 0 0

Lime, Ammonia or any my urious ingredients, and

(Signed) MAYNARD

Government

(For the sake of com 's¢_:»n, we give tio

Royal Baking Powder, whit-illi ts 12 74 pu* Belle

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Falling in love isa serious accident.

’ Yellow Oll-’,°

i»1iiiie§t!r§iii?y s'°“°'°°ui;:»°» eller# “P- ilammation, reduces awe ` Si P°°1’ W" cures sprains, lame beck, _eott-acted cord. ard stsid’ joints. Taken- internally _elfliil Group, Quinsy,pain_ in the sl:omaeb,K\UD°¥ Complaint, etc. Price 2ec.

A one-legged man never has wet test.

Scrofulous1')eS?\res:: tt.”-

Mrs. annie Wright If em °° »

Om., writes; “I had Sdrofulo so bail time my face was all one runnitm sore. l’»!‘l»¢d Burdock Blood B.t.ters and before I had taken six bottles I was completely cured.

Self-made men seldom iiniah the job.

|lina|'d’S Linlment Cllr!! Ulllifllll-

Ladies wear corsets just £01' f0l”Il

sake.

Worms cannot exist either in ch ildreu or adults when Dr. Lnw’s Worm SSW*

used. 25c. All dealers-

- Silence is golden. but it pay! lgwlil to talk on.

\tlnard’s Liniment R¢;ll¢lllS Nwflllil-

Time is money, but we have all

want ot it.

Mrs. Middleton Wray, wrihee from

Sehomberg, Ont, “Din Fowler’s Extract. Wild Strawberry is the heat remedy I kno*

Man’s-fall ia often attributable to ban-

Heart Disease.

Has became frighbfully prevalent ot lane.

The man who saws wood doean’t get

Liver Troubles, lviliousneamsallow Um-

Paople who know the least always

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for sitting some bugs; Its dup in :luis uni

Be sureyou getthegmuino tnadoll H

and sold by principal dealers

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For Great Britain, Friday, 10 p.m.i wantto tall tha most. 1 I Lett neoted no tr-set . i _______

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- TnE_KBE|~EY WEB- i 'For two cows cniy with wdter. En. _H WP' _¢‘1‘°\i°f 01° °l'\*iraitrance near Railway Crosing Sf,

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