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CHARLOTTETOW_l_Y. PRINCE EDWAKDfflShAND. `WEDNESDl§Y.

CANADKS MARITIME

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TRAIN EXPRESS

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NTYPCOLONZAL

laiweea Halifax. Tnaro, Paingg¢ juumcn

lan Uildlllfqlebat. and Neutral, ensure; g ,0 SAFE

SWIFT SMOOTH

journey, aadyos will travel vis

YOUR OWN LINE.

Write for rates and tinge tables to

.»* mn. mask. scour. t. I. Railway chu

loltetovn, P. E. I.

(N0. ll. LYONs, General Passenger anu

'l¥ke¢ Agent. Moncton-

B. TIIPIN. 'halo Manager, Moncton

77- _

$ " ' i I-._

To ‘get .ne cent, novel accommodation

a ways atop at _ Tl SY ‘DN ZEY

BYDNBY, ls. B.

5 ,<*?i‘,.¥3.-‘§F'F"”“’_ ‘ excel neu-anon v

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spd Qteamshipunes to Boston via Yarmouth.

Line Eastern Nov

' z Scotifand baton Via Windsor

3,, A _ qoooooa no nouns.

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llflls TIAINS lt!!! Halifax daily (ex-

~e$8Undav) at 7 and 9.2o a. m., for Digbv *a Yarmouth maiisgconneetion at Yarmouth

1"1.lstol.' ¢

TI! ROYAL HAIL STEAHSHIPS

“,l’I\llBE |\l\T|N|l”' _ _ ,__ -AND-

“ Palace sconce "

°-=‘" ="‘ =="' F' f ‘ >Tho-‘P651 We Cannot Recall. “Ives mu, imiutuul " ic

i s ' Sales

_-1-

oi Jeweleryand Pan Goods

I have instructed Benj .Carter & C_0- .

nuctioneers to sell by_Pnblic Attctlvn at our store, Sunnyside, Grafton St.

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Dainties to the Qa¢en’s tasfc

So many dainty dishes may

be made with Crystal Maize Corn Starch, and such delight-

_ ful combinations

with canned and fresh fruits, that no

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strong. _

insist.

THE PRESENT IS 0UR8.~

Thu FUf!Ir0 Whdf W0 Mdkt lt.

No hand can bind tis B8-10 Qnrowng

have our right of choice, our-,freedom of ws ’l'h on why, ii’ in the grasp of drugs or alcohol, slronld not nn effort be made at once to break the bondage! You can Bs cvnxn by the HUTTQN-o|xoN AN‘r|DoTE for the

_ ‘ lQUOR AND DRUG HABIT8 P ‘Th most highly recommended treatment in ‘io world. A. high-class. up-to-date. pl\g,'.<. -rl homo cure which does not interfere with nsiucss or other duties. Full par-

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eva? until fmither lticnlar. 'andtestimonialsfrompoopleinh

notice a largestcck oIjewe1¢ry.81H-SS-

. » ware. silverware and fancy goods. “ Sales to commence July 4th at 8

A ‘ of _V _ On, acoonngvof poor

4 ii "4 I

laces nt free in plain envelope isealxli fattersc tldenti-ol. Address-Mn. Dixon, _ si Wr1,Lcoc_\»;s Srmzrr, Tonoxro, Cisans.

last twelvefmonths, ~"-"‘“""- 'f ' o _ f 0' - i

moneyisvsrymnch needed; there~

fore bargains may-;be expected-

Terms cash. _

Jutzv gg” co.

WllITE& C0.,

slots pranks

O

Agents for

f other trees th'at._have a value -in the

l absorbfrtlie poisonous. gases

bfi the swamps, ma§ing the air pure- in the A_-8,, Nexbhe led the B A par#

l matter how Often per’s-ellplor-ing. expedition'--into='-New“‘ "

| ooo me climate healthy. in coiaor-, served, it comes as

ml/ an epicurean sur-I

K s

I prise

These Toothsome - dainties tempt the

‘ _ Capl‘lCl0l.lS 2.PPetlt¢I'vantng,¢; to furnish shade in`pasturé's.`

of the delicate, and

their nourishingl Pf°f*°* W’ Willem *I1* DUNN With-'

‘ wholesomeness

_,_ satisfies the healthy' nurserymaa in 100 lots at 5 cents each.

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hunger of the

2 equally well in the middle and south-

_ Any grocer will

Supply you you' A 'Queer Paperweight.

.» .__ v ft . i i ` ." _ _ I I V . ~ _ _ |wl:ich occupies the front hall of the

°° Crystal Maize N=¢=°»=1 _=--S--= 1- oe »=»-rw-ight

td-vggioocn C s h of Professor Henry.. for many years

gf, 1 '°‘°°~ " _ _ _ _ secrets of the Smithsonian institu- xgbumgogu so'ii'¢`a;I°i`~'\»'l'iii°fy‘,°°1!°sof»a-"y','J_ ,_ ,, crgald _ ta)rc ' Q non Illia a u-:angular pi-mis ocelear, rqooogm mm 1 mum xi i ~"" i _° ”‘ C°““d‘ .t _ _ ~”"=~3l"° ”‘°“‘” mi

ald.o.=f§;n:by.l§x¥:r:sa'rnin.ne d” in T“F”dqfEwMmy__ heght. Intotheedgeorshaglbackof ..‘:.~....'...:.:'a:'f>.';.re..'=:°.°=.~..t-'..‘:f'.~.~'..s ,,, ,,.._,., ,,.,,,,,,,,.,. _oe f-»»=1»_o» -mf-1 W0-1-»=~.»h»_ _ mo;"¢,;- raootagegniguofnthcxgolwe _ outdliill Silltlllar p§;erweigl\l: .2 , _ W". Brantford Starch Works, Limited, carved a se es of "grooves aghollows

, Brantford 'Canada I which appear absolutely O' _gless

P. Mgf. ._ -= when viewed (nn, qepdey iit_,y,;hgP

“"“"“ _ _ lookedatthroughthebroad aceof, _ _ , _ Q _ ,

the tmnt °f me prism Allen' `them.<» Wheo‘“'B'ahy"1\*1i1ill'sr= became a

The est Flour

is none good for home

iBdn\fe1""

is as ne_ perfection as Hour ever ets. ,lteontains all

_ that best in the wheat. aio _ mf =_-1P=i\f\=._f11¢; 3* uofiim me mis or-»

- ~ » ; _- -_ »FAwnNi:;~i;+,_;nmsEn vases. l

llldwllg Searelty or Wool Fit F01' ` -Iqllhettrlng Purposes. _ It but a few years beforedu- _ HU Qmber becomes very much dear- ' er xl it is at present. Good chestnut and white oak posts are worth now 151 cents each and red cedar posts 20 cents “Piece undressed and are hard to get at P that. Ten years from now the supply will be much less. -No more prolitable use of land can be made than to plant walnut, chestnut, oak, hickory, spruce, ash, maple, poplar, willow, locust and

arts for their timber. Plant the rough land to trees. The eucalypts arenow grown in the southwestern portion of our country more extensively than any

These trees are originally from Aus-

tralia. They are known there under the name of antlfever trees, as by their P8914 growth and la;-ge amount of to-

nia, Kansas and Indiana tracts of landf several thousand _acres in ar-ea~ have broil planbd with seedlings of the eu- calyptus rsstrats for fuel, railroad ties and for windbreaks. On account of their rapid growth they make desirable

:nie trees fimihe dwelling and pas-‘ ' f In' fypartsofthesouth- westlm eucalyptslare to ad'-"

If set along the fences and along the irrlgating ditches they can be made to

out at any time _interfering with farm work. Seedlings may _be had from the

There are some thirty different varie- , ties, and all of them are said to grow

ern states. Plant the hillsides in for- est trees and farm the low ground.

1

One of the most remarkable objects

in the American historical collection

- In reality there exis1:s,onl_.__one side of this remarkabielvase,

being a reflection on thettw ' ot the prlsm_ of- the original 5 Viewed

F fnroogi; no not om-rooeof _` opposite angle the vase lias fouir h es, but

if the back is examined it lbe' found

In all the collection, of peiggonal rel-

F ics, jeweli, obj¢`s de luxe, o¢@ities and

things of value"of theigreat Lsnerlcans from Washington down th! without doubt is one of the most peculiar and interesting. 1,

He Had the Price. _

p Senator Clark of Montnnads a very

unostentatious man. He has a habit of going around the streets down town

| without much regard to the niceties of his personalappearance. He vas, walk- in down Wall street the other day,

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.~ 'swf q'lg\g't%’lm:§'\l8|'\ 10".”

` rom Building* and IA!! gf-

tumxsks Aim snoxsns

Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cotton

bon ght outright or on margin. i

OFFICES'-Corner of $gdf§Y ,

and Great Streets-

Telephone 268 P. 0. Box 46

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,fihgii as sm °.z.':.“‘fi:l“.;

for sa'.le at » your igro- cer's,/ Ask

hinrforit. ;p~g:s¢y"__ Af

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mono ol¢llli$*°“

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on gofimm' 'Q51 (mem on

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XYTIIIUT PULL’

mul Lula Alu Joram.

box. sr

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t§$;s his"¥iq`d, a very inform-

es

suggestively at the senator’s

man attorneys at his omce. “No; haven’t time,” he said.

, et,

‘g _ if _'fri one story on himself

when he signed the check tok $10,900,-

000 about ten minute* lster that

\

Sometimes a ure _breaktout in o

The hm, glanced down, Q, llongstandlng completely disappeared. As

shoes were dustyybut ht that “was four years ago, andnot a symp- f had an appointment with the

_ , pai! _

l fm- 5(1) m11¢g`ot’i61’~egon`Short Line- " srlnes, Our., writes:-“I ani acqnhinted

'lwith Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Mlllar nndfielieve

` Coalning Fire. __

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\-_ '__Av_‘______..____‘.` '

A Famous Correspondlnto

A man- very -much talked of laély, one accodnt of his value.-ble"pressf"1e1'f t ters,»is Dr. G. E. Morrison, the,_Pe- _ kin correspondent of The Loziion i Tilllw. and ‘for-'a. man of o'nly_- forty »orso he has certainly ha,d'.a-lcrowrded and adventurous career, He 'stép-ted it,-_ it scans, while a. 'school-boy -it by navigathag the ‘River Morro.; `§om` source to'mo1`1th-,fin a. little ca

himself. Then he walked from ,_-_ bourns to Adelaide, a sort of Qrial trip preliminary to his great 1 peri1ous~ solitary trampi of f§l.wo`

farthest north to remotest s¢p;`th. i

nection with ~journalism,‘ as he %

ary on a

ingfschooner for a. voyage emo the

Pacino Islands, publishing the Eults

Guinea, where he was spared as 1Pa.p`ua.n'cs:nniba1. A portion the spear* remained emheddedf-lin his body, and only removed when he wont to-Edinburgh to _qualify for his M.I). degree. Returning to Austifalia, he-was appointed- House in -the Ballarat .Hospita.l, whens re- g mained, for two fyears, when hisirov-_ -ing disposition ,again asserted ijiselfi. This' time, he chose- China., and- :there he appears to, have taker; root at 18.S`t~ _ _ _ _ » f _ » ,_ `

London, says the Earl 'of Meath,

now possesses 313fpa.r-ks and ,gicpen

This gives a proport/ion_ oi’ o|1e33'acrc to 752 of the population, which§7now~_` numbers rather more than four a ‘half =n1i11idn`s. Twenty years a@ the humberof parks was and izheirl? ost £829,350, aiording one acre » or-ui; P9n°Iouoo~of:f3,sss.ooo.

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'

,A1Case oteliczema .

.Msoyqoi the cures-l;rought'sbou_t by D

|Ghase’s, Olntmentlare so_»_mu9h-- like ml soles that peaph can scarcely belle

victim ofbrzema her‘ patents did

"tlllniili f1liat_®'0lild f.'e"595i1l$'*tc'_?g'e~.sfher cure ‘ Thie`ejdoc"brs tried all the means in their

lpower,'bn_t withfont_suco`ess,_ and then a‘l szrts of remedies `*were used. with the

burning up the living flesh.

to have muy two; 'li ;| Itwasrmot u-nt.il'Dr. Chas-e’s Ointment* _

was used that reliefs-nd cure came. -This 'else is certified to by a” prominent; Sun; day sshool suprrinténden' of "St-. Cathar-

I Mrs. Wm. Millar, St. _C_sl.harines, Ont., writes:-“My daughter, _ Mary, wh

months old contracted, eczema and fer three years this disease bsiiied all treatment. Her case was one of the wont ' that evericame to my notice; and she sul-'

had her trent-d by three different doct but all to no purpose wha.‘eve`r, and,

to improve immediately, and after regula treatment for as time the disease

_ly be o permanent* one. At the

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to a decline,” , »

gr

_of the holds of a steamshiptaét sea, _

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the hold; w 1* ` doorsand-as bulkheads separate it from the test o

_ e

‘mg 2-1-Q 3‘l§§of§ § ‘S

vas " /" A ` " 'Q _ 2 tee

l I

_ _ed

the ship. Often the nrecanbeallow

‘wigrnifnelfolitforlackofairin

fp ;1'~ ! i E I .

_nreproof buildinglike a shipsln

n»bouai&. 0 Q, _

'l‘iho"‘°KiI.d O the When the kalser went

Peter’s he admired the

said.

pltyto somuchwatar. eh? Turn ol Carlo iainsywhich have danced in .and,\aliimliersd;inthemoon ysall - .

Itlspa1'fectbi"';:1e,`says*

andll’nrnisher,that

,liytlie sex 'an

OBO, _

1

i ,,l -',

lrespect. The “steel cage" shsctapaf

isbuiltsothatafireinonerqomor one story is bound to burn locally,_wi‘thout damaging the not of

time

mo asf “Your own= ‘"»

’°‘"" _ _ __

»imltatious=the pur:t1ait.~and fsignayxre of Dr.A_W.0hase,’the famous reoei;§` book

,_

lauthogareonevery box of his regediesp v . f . 'f

‘_ _ to _ _ ~ ,bflisélarssiilkiis V; hnhedspace. Ifnotitcanbeextln- "=‘ --1 F’ =‘=“. so i

nemfecnuy w make oefmwt? ' ' ii" " _ O _ ‘"deiioious.&up€of~Tea.~

so

~ t 'Has_ing.openedous-some ~ 0n`Gr{¥a’t `Cfabbe’s corner, we would invite youfato

J "_“‘°°“ is which__we,_nave just. re~ The latest novel-i use in wooloos which weuwillmake up in the- _.

latest ffashionsat mod-f;

A ‘gg

~ __ da.-mp if as? -

sired. Satisfaction guar-I ,

` missed. Pasfofrage sol-e -

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V_,

»§_f ,at - .»

a. vivid narrative of his experien’ ` >‘»‘>P'**""~“t'*`”l~`*1'*'<-sri?

.J .W ORTH

-in the Melbourne Ago. Then-no work- H ed for a season among the pearl-..,__- s.- . . _ 3 shell- divers -or=N'ortn\vescern Austral- rxornmron

' bs tl hi ' d so d

other exotic forest tree. ; l

doub‘e cams

' * _§ine~t`u!1i0fl1ts for

i s d t

thousand miles across 'Australia §'0mf,- Vtielgi ’ all sgnva 8 par

This was the beginning o1»ms°;~.on-’ Y _F 52

_ 1 _».

1a., su equen y s ppmg as a.n'o}' -_,__ _ ,_ in .seaman ~Kanaka

-'ia r

` ‘ ~I»ondon ?a.rks- ' 'A' l

spat'-es, whiclfhave cost £2,l99§,;000. _ _

'-~<»I’

TYJI

` Is a landmark to all well rl

Foianililyuixlltiigs' ' ' f 1 “Z ` °°“°°°Y¢f rs vars o cms onsi- hwusshvmdeitao. . i

Stud for catalogue.

_ _ v , _ ,F ar iocaynr ‘~ 'n;..1o.¢'°=

ss Pune w11mofs¢A_g§i“,tf'°g,. N 3,

4--no 1°

_ - No Pen Describesfw: ;__ J » » i - iim&§°”° After Three Years of Terrible Sutlerl ` _ " Ot f9_ _ '

ing Little Mary "Millar Was Per- __ l13V€ the f01’ l;.lll1l° ~ manentl Cured b _ .Ugg 0 _Work

if Y., , ,_ si

br. .Chase?s‘ '.O1ntmcnt»_l in-side-we V

fégm ,Mug

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v. tw-

wr

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l- ul r

.¢ »< i- 1.

V Tlxellflom-

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V- oauwao* _p nr-on ¢m

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(cred what 1-no pen can ever -describe. ly

‘ o ‘ ors'

_sorls o balms, soaps and lotions were,

., > ~ . f ~- ~ »._;,At a Qmeréypat ' ‘ tried with no beneficial results.

»` “sum mimi-2" said Pai? pointing

_ Fina.ll,yHI_ dec~ide_r_l,to use Dr. Chase's ' L' _~_

Qintment, and to mmsurprise she besiw

r

tomof this distressing’ ailment has ever, ghown itself sl‘nee,'tlie cure‘m\1st certain-

9-9 W”

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. ' Mr.S.Bichardson, jun., Snperinlindeuf Chrslstfs Church Sunday School, Siilgf Cath- _ _ , _ _

voinhooé f,hor.1.omounog.woo11 br{}.'gf1e5_;,;_i ' f i i

r 4. n "

lief from the di.<eass= that seemed' tb' " 1 E

_,.. -~ 1 .

ALL EY

1 And the my grunted 5gyai’¢1y_ “ygn this cure we were hvinlz in Co Ont, _ _

mean you ain't rot the price. i10n’t I 'md We d0°*°¥S U_1¢f~‘».~ felled ‘ill , S!!! '

_ .was not enredot eczema_she_ would___go in- T

-$5

??’=‘<l9”5*=£ f

ina Pi? WM

fa

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WM

Prince sfrsssr C““ifl°ti@111.Wn» P

_1T.i1;§t-,slips . single

use-.

Sai* I# I

°°9f!'r"i'§i'?3 'll

they would not 'make Buy* st@me _ ` if-fl“>_, "ni "E

knowing it to be ini any way misiggading - ' 3 ' = ‘

oruntrue.” ,_ ' _ _ _ _~ : - i if

.Dr.Chs.se's Ointment, 30 cents a. box, a _

all dealers, or Edmanson-»Bates Co E 3 - _ 1_5, ‘-5 _ pany, Toronto. _To pro_tect__.yo_n _ggains ' ' ' ' I shciiv

_ liek

choice i_B1ei_d

propo'r*ions’”asi fto insure a

Wholesaleby -

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