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Wlieii oue's vision is ilimuiesl, how

large a part of life's pleasures are lost. Reaiiing can then only b: indulged in when the light is strong; you go tothe theatre anil cannot half see what is doing on thi- stage; yau gn travelling ninl iran only half appreciate the bt-autli-s of the scenery; and in hosts of other ways vciir weak eyesight is a iiinilraiice to the full enjoyment of life. Hail you not better arrest eye troubles on their first appearance, rather than xicglcct thein till these things coiiie to pass. Properly iitte'l glasses are s sovereign corrective-but only if they are adopted in good time. When the weak eyesight ra settled deep flown, glasses can alleviate. but they cannot always corn.-ct, Visit our Optical De- partment in Charlottetown on the first sign of weakening eyes.

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Picnic Supplies

We inanutacture a full

line oi Temperance Beverages and supply everything re- iiuirctl for fitting out saloons- also money making attractions to hire.

Lowest prices and best satis-

faction-On large orders we give our persona supervision to arranging and fitting up saloons. Call or write us for prices.

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GIIVERNMEN l LOANS.

Under authority of the Act of

1906, the Government of Prince Edward Island is preparedi to re- ceive further loans for which De-

posit Receipts will he issued. In- terest from date of deposit until wltlidrnwal. No notice of the withdrawal required. For further information apply to "'l`lie Provincial Trcasiircr, Char- ottetown." ' r5diwtf

566' Prince Edward ls- land Agricultural and industrial

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Open To All Canada __.__AT.____

CHARLOTTETOWN o¢1.s,9,10,11,12,19011

This will be the Greatest Fair Ever Held on P. E. Island

$Il,000.00 ill Iililibllilln Prizes

Grand Display of Exhibits

Entricsin Live Stock, except Poul-

try and all classes in manufactures, close 28th September. Poultry and all other entries close :nd October. Posi- tively no entries will be taken after the above dates.

Turce

Racing, open to Wednesday and mth and iith of Race Purses.

Races close 24th Septem- f :test classes ever ail- Island attractions in front of the

thc

on Steamers and Rail-

Porma, Prize Lista Race and all _'information write

ofrheuinatism Any physician will tcll 1

When yo_u get rid of these crystals, you’ve got rid of your rheumatisni. ` Thai is plain.

But how are you going to do it? Or--

dinsry remedies try to drive them out through the kidneys. But suppose tlicy _ have got so large that they can't get through the kidneys, what then? `

Why, the are carried around in the

blood until they lodge somewhere else. and then you have rheumatism therc.

But supposing you havean ingredient,

known as a solvent, which, being taken into the blood, circulates through it and dissolves theselittlo crystals. It is eas-

ier tofet rid of them then, isn't it I

An do you know, that is just exactly

what the Iapanese solvent in Kimo Tab- lets does? t dissolves theso crystals. _‘I`hcn, other ingredients of the tablets stimulate the kidneys and they remove the dissolved crystals from the blood.

And the rheumatism is cured isn't iii

lt must bo, for the causehas been remov-

ed. _ And the fact of most interest to you, if _you suder from rheumatism, is that this Japanese solvent is found thus far only in Kimo Tablets.

It is this solvent which makes the cure

certain. and it takes but one box to prove its worth.

Remember now, you don't have to suf-

fer from rheumatism.

Kimo Cures lt.

l THERE IS

N0 NEED

tiiiiicriiig for ilziys wit.h sun-

burned face, iieclr, hands or arms.

“Red Cross” Witch liazel

Cream lakes out the inflam- mation, lienls and softens the skin aiiil prevents blistering.

Be sure 'intl lake a bottle

with yo/ for your day’s or week's» ating.

Au: lvcellent lotio for after

shav’ ng-Only 2511 anl>ottle‘

Prr pared and sold by

’ -5/ze Rcii Cross Pharmacy

:od twmtf

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f""'_'1"'\ Famous

The household favpmitc.

Try it and be con-

vinced. »- For sale by all grocers.

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HARD COAL

T0 ARRIVE

The sclir. "Calabria"ls due to arrive

here from New York during the latter I part of jiine with a specially selected I cargo of about 7oo tons Anthracite i coal in egg and chestnut sizes.

This cargo will bc sold at very low-

Book your orders at once as prices

at mines advance each niontli.

I’I'2AKl-2 BROS & C0.

Ch’town mmf,

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u'| i-tollcr Pm"-s's Rfour mill, belt

Anicrican mike, only run few months, uit as ,good as new and will be mold at

bargain

xcason tor selling iicsitii.

Write fur particulars to

F. Di£NNINGS& SONb,

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Si Pctcr’s Day Schools

Head Master llev._Iu. Simpson, M.

A. assisted by Rev. Chas. R. Harris, B. A. and Miss R. M. F. Desilriuy, rc- opens Sept. sth. ' Pupils preps-ed fur the universities.

Terms Senior School $18.00 per.

to Rev. Jn. Simpson, Chain

Tayloi`s Bookstore enjoys’ the cori- Hdeiioe of a larpo number of »rchoul “ children of this city. We will be glad to

I see_|ill our olil and mnny new anal. buy

annum Junior School $15.0: per annum. f.Ctory_' S¢¢ ‘ad in

S111. -There is an impression abroad

that Aiitcricans como tothe Island Ib look iii. the Uanit-ron Block. Thails sheer iionscnsc. Most. of them would have to hunt. in their own towns to tind anything poorer. They come to live in the country, to enjoy lbs grassy lanes, its streams, and woods, and sea-sides, its fresh ilsh and pure meals, and its unsophiaiicated men and women. The oity hits a few things, the market. (not the market.-house,) the bust. on the Connolly building, the rollicking crowds of boys and girls on the streets in the oveuiuizmtbe park and its prospect., marred though they are by the hot, dusty, treeless approach. But. iiien wont gc far fur the like of t.hat.. They wou't go H0 miles for the best. the Island can oder, If the travelling is bad. Anil it. is bad.

Prince Edward Island will never appes to the profitable class of American tour- ists so long as it is rcncheil with so much (filo uifort. The puliinau leaving Bust/on is tilled to the roof before it. is let- go. A' second car is not put`on lf lt can ba avoid- ed. Not. long since one was refused al- thouizh nine licrths and the drawing rooui were sold in advance. A pullmsn car with uppers and lowers all taken and baggage pileilkuee high In the aisles is not temptiiigto ii nervous, over-worked man who has been forced by the rascally summer climate of New England to turn nort.hwai~1is for health or rect-cation, Ten to one he ircesiio farther than the pull- man ticket ollicc. Other routes, however, are likewise overcrowdefl. and he may poi-severe. After si smotheriniz night lic is turned out early in the morn- ing to tnko ii hurried breakfast, and gets n meal good for a healthy man. biitiiotinucli for a fastirilous Bostonian. An Iioiir nriil n half ia ei-lha is routed out nigiiin this time for izood, and has to scurry round the turbulent. depot. at Bti John to find the Pulliuau of the I. C. I1 truin. There are no “red cans" to carry liii-1 lutiid liiiggage rind that of his family lf he "hangs expensoin ti-avelllninaud takes his wife a'ong." In _the same way he has to turn porter at. Psinseo, at Point. du Cherie, at. Summersldc and finally at. Unnrlottctuwn. But. that. is not. the worst., The I. C. R. train out|it St. John has no iilnncr, unless he takes his lunch, with the smell ofthe MoAdani breakfast. still in his llostrlls, lin can get noihlng to est. between ciizhtln the morning and six lit. nlizht. The water-trip is charming, ex- cept in 1-uuirh weather, but the t/ouriatils fortunate If lie does not. have to stroll the deck for several hours before the steamer starts. At Suinincreide he is aggravated byn Leillous delay, the train is shunned back and forth, crowds enter and leave the cars; there is it scramble for seats in what. sceins to the exhausted New Enirlauder to be very Inferior, badly- lighted. second-elnrs coaches. Then comes the t,i'I|i to Clii\rlut.t.et.own~t.he llinlb of discoliilort-,as any candid man must. sd- niit. The stops seem endless; the train

ADVERTISING IS BROAD.

Ailvortlslnglln itself mains publiltcv

and puhlloltylsa very broad and corr- preliensivo term. It does noi. mean slinplyaword whispered to a favored few. itis, rather, synonymous with it general, broadcast declaration, and the broader the scope of the announcement. tho bott/cr the advertising. No oooupleii space that directs attention along given and desired lines can be reasonably rc- ganlcd as wasted; nor can any funds ex peiirlcrl to this end be adjudged ex travairance. -American Medical Jouriiii

co1vi|Ns_§/mrs.

City Council' meets on the second Mon-

ripiy in ench month. James Paton, Mnyur

. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

1 est possible price while discharging. ,

Rcgiilar R. Ii. iuectlng-Lodge Prince

I§dw1;r1|_;“. O. E. Tuesday evening Auir 28,

oc oc .

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ill11irii'i Llnimani Cures Bums. etc.

their school books iroin us next .'l°uo|day.

sto!! _ - 8-3ld3i

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insurn |nrfodi` #saith usa ii°ori-ox- '1'abIet.1i Fernie so yoiir-druggi|t'|, I ents per bor. do U '

Saturday of this week we hold an important SALE gud DEMONSTR A T I O N nl NEW YORK NECKWEAR.‘ S. me of the swellest- and

Fill' Boys allil Gills prettiest _things ever shown.

inthe city will beou sale; An immense variety. Om of town customers can

ORDEi,¢ BY .MAIL pay postage ancl_ money if articles are not

Examiner. Prone

_ver we oo a a o|'s _ _ _ __.. » . E ’ t’ f ”°‘f“ _ A Kidney P111 , . _

I made from:_m -nppmvtd _ _ .__ .__.,. _ ,

THURSDAY, i=.1<i..y mi’ ii i

’°“‘*“* ' - ;' ` ~_-Feel About ii.

remains longer at some unknown sldinli than the Boston nnd Maine dues at Port. land ; men get ot‘i'to chat with ir|¢l1\i! 0" the platform ; the doors are left open und- tho foul smoke of soft coal fills the oar, lf tho passengers happen to close them, the iireaksmau who goes bowling through the compartment makes good the omission. When to all this ls added the crdenl ofa custom‘s examination, the reason be- comes apparent why ti Boatoti man, with money to spend and a lively curiosity about the cool, green Island away off In the Gulf, wishes hs had never heard of it, and tells his friends to avoid It like right- eous living.

Sincerely yours,

W. S. Fiziuiusoiv.

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ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY.

A well known gentlemen in Black Bay, Ont., Mr. John Cowan, has* discovered an absolute specific for Bheuiuatism, and writes: “l was affected with Sclatica and chronic Rtieuinatlsm whichl contracted

years a o. The disease had ii great. hold n my bgioii, and lr. was bard to nisire any Impression on it. Resdinp ol Fcrrozone was convinced of its mer n and it.`a ccr-

talnly the best. I have ever tried. Wl;_y it Just. drove away the ltheumatism. .von stiffened old sufferers will experience quick results. The reason is that Ferro- xone acts throuizh the blood rind thereby destroys the cause of all disease. Price 50d per box at all dealers.

ED|TOR’S MAIL.

Sm.-In your paper of the 27th I notice

su answer from Mr. Balleni to my letter, which you published is few days ago. I have the following questions to ask Mr. Hallam. When was he appointed Vloc- prlnclpal of the school? _ Did he not. state iii. the close of the ternii--'before all the pupils that there were 125 days. I did not. keep an account. ofthe uamberoi' days taught. It is his own itatement. Dirt Mr. Bslism call the roll' sho!! dsyt Some- times there would be iioariya week with- out calling the roll. Eurtherlaiu Plenar- od to prove that Earle -Inga has not missed a day lmm the time the Consolidated School was opened up till this day.

Mr. Balham states In his letter that. he

can bc more profitably eiiiployod than answering my letters. Mr. Ballsm can rest. assured that I iiitl not write my latter without knowing wiiii. I wus balk- ingabout. It is certain if the scholar does not get credit. for what lie doesin one thing he need not expect. fair play.In others. Mr. Ballein says each one of the teachers can swear to the best of his or ber knowledge. if the roll was not. callsd every diiy their knowledge is not vary re- liable. Mr. Ballem should search and ilnd out. his error ss lhnve _made A stdin- ment. and l am prepared to stick to It.

A1.a`iciir Inns,

Mt. Herbert, Auir. 20, 1900.

WEAK DIGESTIUN.

Indlgostlon and dyspepsia have wreck-

ed many lives. People who are weak and miserable should know that health would return if the digestive organs were made moral. This ls just the condition which llutuh bahlcts bring about. Hutch cures constipation, hilllousness, nervousness, lver and kidney trouble, and produces sound sleep. lt. will ninlie you wel). See that you uct Hutch then for stomach troubles.

It.'s a doctor for ten cents. A big bottle with Zllin it for $1 Ill. For sale y all drugirists.

Every thing lu the llns of Carpenters Tools at Cameron sc Co. 8-illdli

The lariztst. and Iinent. line of Scrlbblers :ind Exercise Books we have ever hurl, and the best. value in the City at Carters nwksmi-e. Mildlw

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_ ioimulse lor ui. , -_

at 25c. ‘

per box

tiistshouldbe the :Till _

of anything oit the lull’ lt.

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results in the palm- 1 roroinmend tlieiu ‘io till

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The Discomforts of the Wa I Travel lersel »

Call at our Studio. ~ _ Described? Number oi`_Anno_ya`,nces ~

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Come ti;-day and have a look at-;_

them, then ynuiwill _know for

ceitaiuty that you are in the _right

place to get suited. . ,

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and Cuifxl glottoo sthaso c ck -s. , mth- e ehiiughtiobeeomfortsblic and _ -i»1»i-ni-=i»=ii-1>=». .-,_

Better look dvoi' your ‘ linen:

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and Coal 'Company

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IN-ONE -BETTER. _

Prices quoted on application.

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‘ Shipping Piers ad Port Hastings. _ 1_»ios1' coNvr.Ni_ir;1v_'i“-No Decay.

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The Inverness Railway

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__ cash Talks 1 1 coNRoYs

1111: cci1:i1111i1:1i iivciiicssi "“°'i "°"“‘

L Will sell yougoods

. for cash _,

_' CHEAPEK _- _ 7 than you 'can expect

to buy ‘-itt' credit. flioiises. Where you

. ay the bills owed

by the mm who don’t

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' - summer Clothes- t wk

I of us as we have the best line

of the latest and most up-t0' date patterns all _ilu s of ..gent’s_ Furnishings goods _ill

1 the City to make up'in`S\11fS1 -_ Overcoats, Shower _,C0HlS1 "°"Paii_ts and Fl_il1,Cy__,V¢§§Q md

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