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ous. Don’t let lt let the start of you. A few doses of m! Cold Cure will break up any form of cold ln a few hours and, prevsvl ‘rl pe, diphtheria and pneumonia. It should be ln ever! home and every vest

It ls better

pocket. than a llfe lnsur

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COLD CURE

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B l skii}€sy§te$r<l.lFlll)tl]i.tl`P2toil, Sc Co’s. 31 ti j Sydngy, and Davigg Hgugg,

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fe§§f;§i1;ge§§§1§;§§§sgafijgfgibgafgg , C0” Where 5,000 are fed each

& °°' ' ~ 18 “ Mr. Vassallo is a member 0

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THE UABDIANA' oHARL0nETQwN°?RECE _ ..f.~‘ _;;;_.____ _ ii If ““ " 'ii

Piiociiesswi sYi>Nl5Y,c.B._ o<=A'=<=E A Good H6601

BUT

1 1 Mr. Alphonso Vassallo w

A Second Letter by The Guardians Special - few, Baking PQ_w'der is thebebt

GOODS. _ _ _ V 1

that he has used it while connec

F """""""""""""""""""""""""" Y Y _ A P°SeS» MP0 Plenty Of 44 in- d¢°P ¢1'“h Fggd A350Q1a,t1(,n, gf Londgg,

d shirts at Paton's 18 ti

Sydney in the Omen Days_The Crowell ana Pr0WSeBm1 _ Nowfbiook one blister time goods, silk `ger of the hotel and dining roo

1 ”““ "T" 1 midwool $200 to $2.50 Qingotsiso

Pique Skirts suitable for outing pur- _ _

S I I ' sire of Merchants' sink-Islanders as Hoie ,,,,,.,,,,,,,»,,,,,.,g,,,_ ,_.,,,~,, C, ,,,,, ,,.__,y_

Buttoned

‘~ Patent*fLeathe

Q The town of Sydney, the capital of t

_ county and Island of Cape Breton, vi

founded in 178-lr. The town is built by t southern arm of one of the linest harb in the world, and that goes unquestion Max o’Reii says that the ` chief queen asked him when he arrived in Syd!! Australia, was “How do you like 0 harbor i" The Antipodean Sydney pri les himself on his splendid harbor, b in this respect he does not eclipse Cape Breton brother. The annual tonn of shipping registered at the cust houses of Sydney and North Sydn combined is by ‘tar the Kfeatiesi °f 5511 port in Canada, but it now appears th is a slight falling off in this resp through Lloyd’s insurance fates discri

%&£K%%%§

respondent in Sydney, C` B

nating against these ports.

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'f ' Menlo* Keepers and Business M1- S b1?l§.Z?‘§i§§°.§»ii‘l.§‘.il§%3;‘3_.‘§.°.?.ii°‘;ii’.€

r fores and boys' odd pants for to-day and

to-morrow at Paton & Co`s. 31 tf Who have

` `ewelrs are

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ARTICLE II.

Written by Tris GU.mni.\>“s special cor “'h° made my Visit t0 the great works a_

he who formerly worked with Mr. E. L.

as ‘ Y - he Curran by his strict attention to business, 0,8 and eagerness to “go_ ahead" is now ed _ drawings salary, at the coke ovens, of on l omething over fourteen hundred a year. ey, Mrs. Curran arrived in Sydney lately, and ur both reside in abeautiful new residence in a ite pleasant locality, where anyone from

mai The wide-awake representative of N.

om _

l in the Charlottetown Plant Line Ohlce on

em oillces on the main street, and is reaping a

ec mi_ Breton. He has several P. E. Islanders in

SYDNEY IN THE OLDEN DAYS.

Until the Crimean War Sydney was and isbmmd wget "h°"°° T' A°M°Le"‘°

garrisoned by a detachment of impe

troops. The nicely arranged stree , _ _

ble those of Char- supednwnded by Mr' James M“E“°h°”‘° Paton & go.-28 d&w_ _

which very much resem _ - _ _ l0tl’»€f0WD. Were laid Off by the ll1mlfa¥'Y _fnmniy likes Sydney’ and, would like in For the little fellows: 100 suits for Sat- authorities, and to-day as a result the r°m°"”° An°t‘h°1` °f ("h9"`1°t'l'°t°WnS urday.Tl'ie styles for the little fellows this

_ _ _.f .l. .. is the bustling dry goods spring are better thonlost. Light colors

general appearance of the town is ideal, *ml mrs _ .

fro h a lot knight, Mr. Chester Acorn, who is head $52 X 2123;! gglliixyi' ;>frib{.]l;e €1;.isctlsre(;,¥s;p1r?'d¢;Ip11e

except from the harbor nt, w ere _ of old and delapidated looking structures, ’;‘v”j;‘1_"“’ 3;’ has S‘;°"° °fl J' 1gll;n_];Ier° gront, a%nd are dpiétipefapld single tlgireastéegd

° ° ° 1 lam ell Y, OPIDCIY0 0 X 1 1' c s oryouri e e ow’s ou t-$...

add a. spectacle which is anything but _ in a lucrative and au‘a‘§4.w'__Jas_ Patou & Co. 28 bf

pleasing to the artistic eye. An effort is st"°‘ff‘s “°W °°°“p7 3 _ _

- important position in the mechanical A big ¢0p,1; gale, Swell summer fcoats

be d t h th l

mg m-a 8 0- pup? we ese- seven department of the Advocate, which by the shortlengths- Very Stylish, 111 Rrey. SIWH,

1 d tone color steel pearl

t th e of erectin there- __

proper les W1 aw W 2 -"diva is coming out one of these days as a drab’ mom' enaSb1ue_ Pricés $250

o 't ble structures. If the promoters y_ _ d, “Sm a a. daily Morning Journal. There are a. get 5g_n§‘;f-,¥00?'$5_50_ 33_00,$10_00,

are successful and presentable buildings great ma y more Islanders “doing well” high as seventeen Nothing as goo to

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8'-re erecte-d on the bold’ mgh b-anks of he _ in Sydney of which more gmgn had in the city. Just the thing for the river. which command a magnificent View ‘ Joao bride or the July either.-Jos. gptipn

of the approach to the harbor and sur- ,, -mg BOOM QF SYDNEY, _ 8c o _ m

Wash Goods.-Duck, sergie and linen,

rounding country, it will certainly bca _ _ . _ _ _

Awriter In an Amerlcan paper wwe worm goods, with ombroi or-so ooiior,

great benem to the appearance of the time ago compared the Sydney boom linen collar, others in galleta and other

Holland washing goods, cloth skirts. with

town. .

with its easy-going system and common . _ .

'run caowi-:LL Paowsr: BUILDING. glraccimeixthogs to one he experiepiced (put §5°Ifi€€i(;k&t€,é $55,? 4f;%g,isw,§1x§ liéfgflglfg 1 The sight of_ brick business buildings in es W elf ar r°°_ms were °°“ ~“°t_° in dn:-2.5533 ` t° .t _ m .Years t‘50_ f Cape Breton was unknown ,mm the the open air and daily iiewspapersprinted £11555 fcfl<_9ll`{§;19;;1i\bl;-35;, d;;>;=sE0 00-tg

boom. Now Charlotte Street, the main ““‘%°’ °“°v°'s° There ‘S very mme pf th” chi1dren’s coats, red and blue, $3.50 and $5.~ I - arteryofSydney’sbusiness life,is dotted by Yrflety °f mgmtln Eydiwyg ‘-’j';dS?"“£:°‘;3}; 504 Pawn 35 U0/ _ _ 31 ti , V _ many of these constructions that would do l ‘S Suppose _° e at nm _ tfgnoolxfs Hammocks Selling cheap to _ V ' `

- V t th ra f E town there are scores o open _ ws 1c.e 0 e appea nee 0 05;; tl; which are run full blast every day (arid day at P3.l,0I1’S 8.lSO l`)&.l8»l](`__§6_

the big towns over the border. _ _ _

,if t th finest, oftheselstructures, mghm and as a' result there are mme Of Baillllng Suits. ` -_ _ ' _

is the m .nificent large brick r f . A * ‘The a’ I _ Q A i

ri _ ts contracts in Sydney, which are being

successful young men in Sydney, and

pleasure. I refer to Mr. James Curran,

Duff `s Marble Works, Spring Park Mr.

uf, “home” is made welcome.

Rattenbury, Mr La \ renee Whalen, lwhose smiling countenance will be missed

ey _ _

the wharf this summer, has _elegant

1, golden harvest for his firm in Cape

his employ, among the number being Mr. GeorgeF`inlayson, son of Capt. Finlayson, of'theStanley £ame.George is aibright one,

51 has several big heating and plumbing

in. deep. Plain with silk and satin line _

Prices are $8.00 to $15.50. All made from _ the best cloth and guaranteed to give sat- We 8

isfiiction.-J as. Paton & Co. 31 tt _

At less than 1; Swell suinixier coats mme’ what mme an yuo expect? shorts lengths. Very stylish, in grey, A full l;ne~_of Silverwear and Jew fawn, dra ,mottled, stone colcr, steel, ' '

earl, red navy blue Prices $2 50 $3

4.50 $:i 00 $6 50 -Jas. Paton Sr Co 31 tt

Ladies- black coats. short lengths, 32 &7@J

wi l

Bought before the rise.-100 men’s fine 'QW ’

summer light weight Saxony wove under- 1

Wear, Worth up to $3.00 a suit, going at . ,, $2.30, won’t shrink; also see our cotton l R°P°11'\U8 8 Balbriggan underwear at 750., $100, and

$1.50 a suit. All sizes from 32 to 44.--Jas ' Paton 8.1 Co. 18 tf

Men`s Rain Coats.-Go out when qs

pouring and come home when the sun is shining. No matter-these rain coats are mackintoshes and top~coats combined \Vater~tight but not air tight-keep you dry but not stuffy. They’re everything you wantthem to.be-they are guarantee E-£5.11) to $12.00.-Jas. Paton- & Co.--22tf

Ladies’ and Gents' Rain Coats.-G0 out

when its pouring and come home when the sun is shining. No matter -these rain coats are mackintoshes and top.coats combined. Water-tight butinot air-ti ht-keep you dry but not stuffy. Theygre everything ‘youfwant them to be- they are uarantee -$5 00 to $12.-James

T0 \

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finest no e __ and one that attracts the eye of every (Continued on third page ) b lance of our ouses 6 6 E

body. ` as ' - 0 _

corner store of Messrs. Crowell 8: Prowse. I Wlll l)6 OE6l'6Cl 3-li big I'8d\1C ` I ` ` ‘ It is needless to say that the famous and H,s Ps tions this morning Ja_S_ Wouldlrt A “EXPl0dC

.i§"'42?“§i‘.5§i5‘lZ?i§§ ‘lLiii`.‘é?i°f.$i l“°“i“‘L° E' is “S "°"‘f‘“.' “gf ff, ,222 D° 11°* srl” 11°' ‘.'fi*=*° the *Umm* Paton & Co. 3C tt' _ ,Y01l ?

“I The act gently 7" Maud Muller, on a summer-'s day

°¢“ ‘id ffm” We l=t¢f" P¢°P1¢ 8 C256 and that is saying much promp y, c 3 ance 0

Her wheel a worthy Welland Vale

of these on the "Par-a,g¢m” last

pageht leather boot. We have just re- liked in Sydnei’ as he 15 in ai' 0 3 ' tary can _ y

_ _ ° tl A lean” enecmauy and B l ' f OKI' Cl‘8.Sl1 _ Scorched along on the broad highway,

s5.ooA Pun. ` .‘ - _ “_

ALLEY & C0-

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"lnose _jars which we have for gveserving They are of three

211452112*-6C. Tc, and Sc each. or

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65-:_ 75c, and goca dozen. They :irc ~ ,

of good glass

That every housekeeper will want some Ask for “Gem” jars Tele phoie or call

@l`lll$ll'lllill'lQll'll3

Your correspondent had the pleasure ot

meeting one of Charlottetown's most

The Merchants Bank of P E Island

, o

Ch lott t , P E. I ’ '

at C own w also has acquired a splendid piece of

Qi iondfor wnioii they paid $12,000. This

" same property was a year or so ago sold _ '

for about $6 000, which gives one an idea

T H of the big strides in price of land in

Sydney. The Bank intends erecting an _

A E building which when completed will be '

R second to none in boom town.

AN ISLAND HOTEL KEEPER

16( ? E ,’ ' . _

6 The proprietor of the Dingwell House,

Mr. George Green, who is also a P. E.

_ _ _ Islander, finding the present hotel too A 2

Si’-¢S~ PiHl5» quarts and ha1f~ga11011S small to accommodate his greatly in- ' I

creasing trade is constructing a. beautiful new hotel which is expected to be ready

for occupancy in the fall. Mr. Green _

expects to make it one of the leading hos- | 0

telries of the place. ~~ <_ $3 \i’, _ _ ~- -__ i_ 3_1 =

5 if __ ’ if -'

P. 1-:_ IsL».ND’s snccnssr-“UL soNs. _ i A 4'/\' R '

» . _,J ` < ' e '

seen to be bong t as

urehlixeil

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3 tables of Ladle s hats g

Paton & Co 30 t

ing on sale at prices ' neve heard of before, one table a'

100 another at 250 and _ stil another at halfprice. Jas Paton & Co. 30 t

Jas. Paton & C0

sirn or ran BRANCH oi THE m=_iacnArm:’s sl_§ll‘l'.S gOlI1g 8.13 PPICES, 950 U1-else Shen “ver ¢-,eu ting mio,

$1 45 and $1 65 Just t0 be ‘ Th°(f“dg° steamed by’ “nd “"1

ear

BANK' A Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. . . . , _

- r h _ J -_ _ There’s room for you; come, jump

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f My automobile’s built for two-

For me, and for a each like you But, as he s oke, is auto reared,

I' And Maud said, asjshe watched his p

,E “Thanllc1s;. Judge. You`re really ou ; sig .99 ,A

_ July- August. Sébti

k best wheeling months-We have

‘he pfigg satisfactory

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mne sns \\7oman’s lead-

Weakness

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Some brands of Flour have ad-

_"mced ia price st the mills as much* _

is 90 cents a bbl. within the past two lr three weeks, and some millers `1iink_thst they have not :cached the _ mp notch yet. '

ivrveii larlmle ll sieirllg smnl _

\i||liad_liarn|s_ early :il li an _nl _

I slliiliglm iii sill il a my mmilla '

figinjar sul ml

M. Iffyeu want tc buy Flour it will

ou to wrlteor call and r

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. _wpriees before buying elsewhere. ’ ‘ I 42. .¢.»e ‘ it

_ *twrybnnsrguiirnuassd lli-at_c1u¢_ ds_ _ _

oraeney refunded. ' "_ ' | ` ’ e '_ ~ ' __ __ __

‘ - ~fr'm seeooa.eioss.nioie_i¢ocner_ one or s ‘ ,_ A _,X » __

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organs are in the most in- tense and continuous sym.

¥tthy_ with her kidneys. _heslightesfdisofderinthe kidneys brings about a

zzhorresponging-_ disease in

e repro uctive o

Dodd’s Kleine! Pills, §yre- storing' the ki neys to their perfect condition, prevent and cure those fearful dis- orders peculiar to women. Pall! young girls, worn-out mothers, ‘ ‘=s\£erii1§ wives and women entering' upon the of Life; your best friend is -

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We will paint your. house

without charge, if after a trial it is not as good as

_ any mixed paint on the

market, besides we save you money.

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