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A. ll.Ca.n. Soo. C. E.

Graduate College of Civil Engineering Cor- nell Universiti.

Consulting éixfiiieer for General Work SW-

lalties-Hydra c, Sanitary Engineering and Bri designing.

h`r\nrrarnmVend HL .T h n 1 Special Rates

Parties from the city. of four or more._ Wh0 desire to spendthc day in Pownal. W_i_ll be conveyed t ere in the morning. KWH* <=l”“Fr and tea at the Florida Hotel and returned in lb ' f0 b . ll. C ll ill CC!

eevening r ut $1 25 e_ac oac iv rn _

all such parties any day in _the week on IP) receiving two ligéirs dnotice. Other speeial arru ements can ma eat an ‘ iine. _

ng wi. BROWN,

Proprietor

Florida Hotel.

Pownal June 6 if I

i '

.A CJAEID!

R, ilaciiElLL, il. D.

Haviu 30 years ex rience in tht Practice of

his profession may Q consulted on _R11 ig* bunches of General Medicines including f- f gpecia ties. _ _

Omce and Residence, Prince Street. 3rd d°0f

abov Kind rt Hall.

e erga eii

Honrso to ii a. ni. i to 38nd 7 5 P» U1- Charlottetown June 9th,i9oo d&\v3mPd- _

lir. J. H. Ayers,

. DEHTIST . DFFIGE-Sunnyside. New

Prowse Block. First door to the right up stairs

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

Prices. *

3/G52

liilisiloim, Grove &. iiurciiali.

snslsrsns. souclrons, ae. SYDNEY, CAPE BRE TON

F 1 ti dia i,e°i'i<`iii.°};deiree r sydney

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ggfgriitasglgngzf fdtvgellibggés and business

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u;°kiff¢evi°rf°" ° ° Jmfsalizeiv

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llEllll|llNT’S BANK

_0F.._ frlnoa Edward Island

Collections made on the most

eeasonable terms and promptly re- mitted for. ' Deposits received and interest al- lowed at best current rates.

May 15 d&w3mos

g 4- _ _ 2

ii’siil|’i|li Sailing Will Tim who iiul WillUs.

liur Goals ara right/ f\Iiiili PBIIZES ABE iiililil.

It lies with you, reader, to give us a chance T

to prove the bo

a ve assertion. _ We are re-

edvlng new goods daily. See our Covered Chiplarket hskets fx-tm lllcup. Choice ‘

uer just received. Try cur O|\.n&e Tea at 28c per lr. It will please you. e also sell Faszard’s Genuine

`,BRA|11mN TEA

m ore sympathy we command.

Mlnerd's Linlmest Cures llistemper.

certainly be below his place.

equally well on children or adults. Be sure you get Low’s.

yet very miserable.

A big stock of other Teas on hand from 20c.

fer lb. u .

Alaoinp dock: Canned Salmon. LobPte‘s

llama, etc . anda full line of gene al Grocer- aall at the lowest pos-i le prices. Free

f toall tatth eit.'1‘l

vewoigglodgnjonlpar o e y ee-

R. F. IAIIIIIGAI & G0. H

Lower Queen Street

Excursions o ic on K

The llnsl Pleasant Way ol Spending:

there follows a chill then a_ severe cold: it ii’ e . -; Pr‘~ . _

w ' . _ i °

W .

P0 fro

ery fashionable here?

Horse Dealer-Yes’ sir. No other

T P t ind can get around New York si

Hoi iiay

Return Tickets good for day ci issue

only will he sold on S eamer “Prin-

., ._

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‘ ` " FT., .. 1.11; _._. ` _` ‘. _ -_§4l':..-,.',,'§-'..»»r»»-oe-.»-:-\e.~».¢»»-..nroescfv-\s¢ia@‘sn¢e~a>.44lf@-i'.=Ffem'&'§».:§ilsi`i`?~$a=*2”? f'*‘=i'!'%¢"'i§'=_'-‘_"-.---fY'.*:H "f~..~‘=-_-i‘ 1-“»`.`»b' <”'--\Zf_»~-'- .. ~’- Zvi i-2-..~~.-'_'~l-"Ffh = - ` l " ' ‘ ’ ' ‘ “ i

A rural local says, “The farmers wi o

gave their cows sawdust disguised asbran were rewarded with wooden calves this spring."

Severe Toothache. _

“I have used tivo bottles of Dr. _L0W°S

Toothache Gum and find it splendid. It cured inc of the worst toothache I ever

md' Eivree Hin, Live, Men.

Wooer-May 'I hope? Wooed-Yes,if you promise never to re-

fer to the matter again.

Laxa-Liver Pills cures Biliousness, Sick

Headache, Dysgiepsia, Sour Stomach, Water Brash, al ow (`omp.exion, etc. They do not gripe, weaken or sicken. Small and easy to take. Pri;e 35.

There is no great achievement that is

not the result of patient working and waiting.

l'iagyard’s Yellow Oil. '

Can be used externally or taken _ internal- ly. It cures cuts, burns, bruises, con- tracted cords, stiff joints, painful swel- ings, quinsy, sore throat, etc. lt is_8 regular family medicine chest. Price/Zac.

To owe an obligation to a worthy friend

is a happiness and can be no disparage- ment.

Miaard’s Liniment Cures liiptlierla.

He that does good for good’s sake seeks

neither praise nor reward, but he is sure of both in the end.

One L-A-X-A-L-I-V-E-RPillevery night

for thirty days makes a complete cure of

biliousness and constipation. That is- just25cents to be cured.

One of the most important rules to the

science of manners is an absolute silence n regard to yourself. ~

Don`t let headaches wear you out and

render you unfit for business or pleasure. Milbui-n’s Sterling Headache Powders will cure you quickly, and leave no bad after effects. They do not depress the heart. Price 10c. and 25c.

Caller- Doc, l`m awfully annoyed by

rheumatism.

Doctor- H’rn! You don't look like a

rheumatic .

Caller-Oh, I`m not. Its, my wife

HAGYARD'S YELLOW OIL cures

sprains. bruises, sores, wounds cuts. frostbites, chilblains, stings of insects, burns, scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25c.

Who dares do all that may become a

msn and dares no more, he is a man in- deed.

Miiiar4’s Llniment Cores Colds, etc.

The lesswe parade our misfortunes the

He who thinks his place below him will

DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP»is a safe,

sure and reliable worm expeller. Acts

No thoroughly occupied man was ever

A Mothers Opinion.

Mr S Snelling Underwood Ont sa

- ~ 1 » -» YS Beddock June 11. Iwi

marsh has dD.i 'P1 t . ’ "

Worm Syrup iiilhizr family Afiii- S thgaspaagt C’ C' RICHARDS & Co' _ eight years, and she knows of nothing so D081' Sirs.-MINARUS LINIMENT is good for children who suffer from worms. my remedy for NEURALGIA_

We cannot always oblige, but we can al-

ways speak ' A-¢ Se

Sometimes after getting overheated

he quickest and best remedy for the orst kinds of con s and colds is Dr

ood’s Norway ine Syrup Try it_ ice 250

Mrs Struckile-Did you meetthe queen hile you were'abroad, Mrs. McShoddie? Mrs McShoddie--No, I didn’t, and I as real sony too. I wanted toget the cipt for English plum puddinl MILBURN’S STERLING HEADACAE WDERS cure the worst headache in miive to twenty minuts, and leav

o bad after-effects. One powder 5c,3 wders 10c., 10 powders 250.

Stranger-High steppens appear to be

» 1',

ithout breaking their necks.

An obstinate man does not hold opin s-they hold him

cess for one dollar and hay cents each.

Fare wil. iscle'-de I`ea on relurn voy-

age. Steamer leaves hilt past nine local returns about nine in the evening.

By Order.

Secretary Cizflown Steam Nav.Co., Lid

All Steamship Line:-to Boston vla

line Popular F¥a`tl::::‘l|hetween East-

Mluard’s Linlment Cures Cigare, in Cows

F. W.HALES.

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en Vlho lflean usiness _

I`-0 nit waste much time ta`ki'~

f agent it; he-nee the brevity of thi

a .

If You Need Anythin

In ofice supplies we can suppl _YOLL ~

z/.UQ

Queen street Opp Prowses,

ern Nova Seolla. and Boston vla ~

Windsor Junction and llallfax

EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily [ex

IIEG-A11: CARES-

nepts da ate . d ooa.`mfoDi " and Y‘h!i'uigdth, iiihtiilfgzgnngecdou dailxy, Sh?

day excepted, at Yarmouth for Boston.

Tris Romr. Mui. S'rx.uassn>s Pima Gum” all Prince Milf”

24ooGrms Tonnage 7ooo Horse Power the

0610!) om

leave Yarmouth Daily, sunday Ex- , eepted, for Boasoll |98

MONEY TD LOAN

hae! andjnest steamer: plying between the A

Haritime Provinces and B ` . ’

Illoneytoioan. _

D ¢ Mcl.EBD I A

ll! OVC

is refs Seetienfiaie

Cbarl0ttetown.P E.I g

A. Henman, c - Brovm's Bloc? V £diC.d2'

si-mei. elnee weameee bein.

an arrival of Express Trains from Ha`ifax. S < Returning leaves Boston daily, Saturday ex-

ted at

woon c.R. ri O I

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"sae 4 ‘°~ “L °'°“

n`gers arriving in Halifax next day, 3,i5 59%

tary tc, Omoo. Cam -

sioemn erm 'ed 'it L. seems South Sidglaueen wqaarigllou ey to loan

' f *_* 3|

pn. by Flying _Biuenose Express Train.

Trib S. S. irince Edward leaves Halifax

every Tuesday at 7.oo a. _ f Q

Iiqn ufaohmrers.

_ in _ or .south Shore

Portsandiarxnouth, connecting on Wednes- R da; with S. Prince George for Boston.

or all information. guide book, folders etc

PsLi|s:i¢`¢ce.,ci»,r.e- suhmnuem neon; Pearse Ne. s_`i7v'i.n-r. :_ A

1'1¢i¢h*i1lb¢ Sent free. write re i'~‘.H. A '- ¢roag,General |;)asEe{il§er Agent, Kentvi1le.r1*?.1S

xnv »

xentvme N. s. June 15 <1 4m.'°°° I M°°°g"'

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liiiqvlrlrk e ef

IS BROS Builders. Custom

Corriveau, has received an appointment on the engineers' staff of the Pu blic Works Department. O »

own home by the use of Dr. Chassis Oint- ment. The best physicians use it in their practice

in All Saint's Church, \Vinnipeg, in mem. ory of Major Arnold, _who was killed af, Paardeberg.

o 'r ; ‘fi I °` - °'2 - _- ._ _ __ ...ami-“..;*.f. ....:.§‘§;.a£’.*;‘rff;‘.;";.”.i‘.i“.‘ii;. “ushered 1,°»2~_f1--fe Joints and across the back. Rhcumatisiu were alwgether L68” magazines and 534 remedies did not help me and I began qfliirlerly reviews published in Great,

using Dr. Cha.se’s Kidney Liver-Puls Britain and Ire’?.nd 2 which have since completely cured ue’ ` ' A There is not the least trace of rheumatisui -

left and I am no longer subgect to biiious- WWW

ness, headache and stomach ‘sickness WITHOUT SLEEP,

whicliformally attacked me frequently.” _ _ _ One pill a, dose. 25 cents a box. _ The vitahtv of the blood is soon ex- ~

-¥_.._____ ha_usted. Sleeplessness is one of the sym-

I Bi'€r’§’§§§§§’ee"i'l.?§$i$`5eeI§.e‘€e“e...r"“r2“‘”“ “-

mer le Benner. _ pereiyeis nerr: .be .re ’§,f,’§ P ‘ ____~_ ~namot__isoroiates___.,D._ h "Ng`|~,v,__

_ A riot _occurred at Belfast, whens 3-"_<>0<1f_,‘!_vil_l?l~ad)ually up had recon*-" l ‘ vt' Nstionauere tried ee demolish -urea cprlismct ° "'“’”"'”`°"° Fells uid' ~ on.. M m h _ _ - *si ivelyciue all -nervous diseases. _It is

ng' “ P dank- Th° iwemlit was .natlxresgratestrestorative recommended

renewed by e iight, in the eenreeefwiaeua by your exists. f ’

women tore up paving stones andjiauded

them to the combatants. _"_"'”""'*'--

_ CAN YOU

You have _ constant headaches, -are

n_ervo_us and sleepless at night and feel tired in the morning? Your 'blood isn’t carrying theright materials toyeur nerves and other organs. in taking Hood’s

you will soon .a change. You will

_ feel hetterand stronger, will relish your

foodaud enjoy refreshing sleep. é\l;usea, Indigestionare cured by Hoods

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~~'\:‘"*;; . .- '_ '~‘" 3145 gf 1'-ly, 'r :rv

_ FROM

Kidney Disease.

A. Full Regular Sized Box of Doan’s

Kidney Pills.

We have made special arrangement

so that every reader of this paper, be he rich or poor, who is afflicted with

such diseases and disorders gsglyickache, lame or weak back, Bright`s ` ease , dia- betes, dropsy, pufiiness under the eyes swelling of the feet and ankles, smarting or irritation in the passing water, frequent risings at night, brick dust or other sedi- ment in the urine, neuralgia, rheumatism, worn out feeling, or lack of ambition, may have a box of Doan's _Kidney Pills sentfree by usif they havenever used these pills before. It is only because we have perfect confidence this remedy will do yougood that we make an offer of this kind, and guarantee these pills to benefit you, even after others fall.

When sending for the pills be sure and

mention this paper, write your name and address plainly and inclose 2c. stamp for postage. The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Tor- oato. Oot.

/ Legation Ladies had Poison.

BERLiN, July 16.-The correspond ent

here of the Associated Press has received private information from London that a letterwas received there from Lady Claude MacDonald (wife of the British Ambassador at Pekin), written when thesituation was growing threatening, saying that all the ladies of the legation had supplied them- selves with poison.

FOR TIRED FEELING.

Exhaustion is \Vaste-Over-work means Shorter Life-Dodd’s Kidney Pills mean Rest for the Kidneys.

Overwork is what you_do after com-

mon sense asks you to quite.

Overwork of any kind does more than

tire, it exhausts you.

Just a little more after you ought to

quit is the "too much” that uses you u

The hloods goes outtoallparts ofthebody

faster than usual when you overwork.

If the kidneys are not in proper illter-

ing order, more poison is bigigected through them to all parts of the y than usual, and then work, to say nothing of over- work, is harmful.

As soon as your kidneys cemmencd do-

ing-good wdrk there is less and less poi- son in the blood every minute. _

This explains why odd’s Kidney Pills

cure so promptly and permanently.

Automobile Milk Delivery.

ToRoN'ro, July 16.-The Milk Trust

went into possession yesterday of the property of the late Sir Adam Wilson. One member of the trust said yesterday: “It may be that we shall have no horses, but will use auteniobilesaltogether for the delivery of city milk.”

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It relieves at once. A

Mctilll_ Drsduate’s Appointment.

Mr. Raoul de B. Corriveau, B.'Sc., who

isagraduate with honors _,in Applied Science of McGill, and son of Mr. A. J.

A MAN IA FOR OPERATION

-Most physicians are anxious to try the

surgeons knife and recommend an opera- tion for piles. A less cruel, less expensive and less risky method is the use of Dr, Chases Ointment, a. preparation that has never yet been- known to tail to cure piles no matter of what form or however long standing. Don’t think risking an operation when you can be cured in your

D-_

Soldicrs Remembered.

A whitemarble tablet has been placed

A CUREIF OR RHEUMATISM.

Mr. S. Mann Stitsville Carleton C

TELL WHY#

parilla, the realilzegiood enricher, and

tion pmmptl tte d to good var- P ca1'!'i1\80S. sleiglxs, Jtc., alwayson hand

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p to suit all purchasers. lloP_hail’s o1d`

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~ _- few ,~ _ -» A-.¢_r_=r» ~1_»-_...faux _-11. 12:: ~ »‘.'~",;>_2_“ _ ;` ;_-'1';¢;,,_ .,--» __r_ = < _ ._ si.-3 1 -:-=

O 3 cnonald,

N_C Wall, K Murphy, Mary McCloskey, Miss Sharkey, Miss E Campbell, Miss Buchannan (3), Mrs J Gillis Mr. McCormack, Mary Bishop, Hannah Dris- call, Miss L Barsley,Mrs Mar Ris W L~

De `S.>i1P€¥`S Published in the British Isles there were 2,473. London had 521 and the

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fl ,_ :';""":'§"*.f-;§'5` i- sis 45' ii' 'ii * 5 2 "X

brought to the<noti`c,e of these _membersr

so as to show them the inconsistency of their osition, and to lead them ton en- tify themselves ful1y_with some branch of the Church of Christ.

But on the other hand we had a few-

but very few and scarcely 1 per cent oi the associate members-who are in full communion with' the church. _ Thisis not quite as anamolous a pnosition -rs the one just referred to. 1 deed we might expect to und more of this Perhaps, indeed, we have been_ remiss in our duty in not seeking to bring into the society as associate members such church members as seem unwilling to take the pledge of a_ct1ve_ membership. Then having become identided with the society there may be better opportunity of inducing them to become active ‘ members. »

III. With regard to the matter of

_ finance the material to baud %8`01'<15 uv matter. of special interest. We note with pleasure that about 64 percent of the societies are contributing to the cause of Foreign Missions. We believe that every society ought to be' doing something along this line. There is no truer test of the spirit of the Master, _ perhaps, than the manifestation oi' self- denial in order to promote the evangeli- zation of the heathen world.

The following facts may also be of in-

terest to delegates:

Of the 25 societies reporting 18 are

Presbyterian, four Methodist, two

palian. /

Two new societies have been organ-

iszed since last convention so far as re-

, ports show, namely, Woodville in Kingis County, and Hea.rtz’s Union at 't e Royalty, Ch’town, interdenominational. _The largest society is Zion, Ch'town, Presbyteria.n_./with 59 active and 33 as- sociate members. She largest amount of money was raised by S’side Presby- terian, $79.00. The largest amount con- tributed to Foreign Missions was by Clifton, Presbyterian, $17. The oldest society as far as reports show is Alberton E. L. of C. E., organized in 1886.

I.-A GRAND DUOIIEESE

The Steamer La Grand Ducliesse,of tie

Plant Steani~hin Line, arrived in Char- lottetown from Bolton Mood ay night about eleven o’clock. There was a great mai-yr pe0p'e on the wharf to see her come in. The following ladies and gentlemen were passengers to this port :- _ - B F Gans and wife, Miss 'M Gene, Res Mr Dechee and wife, B H Lord, R L Spencer, C E Lovegrou; J lllorsereeu ard , wife, Arthur Ginn, T ii McDoaald,J E- Wye a, Mayan-d Miller and mother, J A Grant and inte, F H Bridges and wif-; M V Welch, Mis R bel, Mrs Wiiliim , Miss Jngersoil, F B Purinton, Mr. Mc-' Eivey and wif-; J C P Tnuilow, O F* Smitb,Ge A Oak, Albert F Small, Ura' Cadwallader, Mr C Berrie and wife.-F H- Jobnson and wife, E E Hickey, H1 K'

Mise‘Dickson'and party (2), MissF Perry, 'S N Denny, Mrs Kelleher, Miss Minni-A D<n.Id, Annie McLean. D J Lucey, C 'l Dame, John Clough-and wife. .Mr.Clarl-, lie Clark, Miss Budicgio-1, J D R chord- , I‘_ Evans and wife. Miss Grero, Miss E ‘ Smart, Mics MacVsoe, Maud Letts,W B Walker and wife, R D Boll and life, HP Lovell, Hrs D Morrison, MNH B4 Foster, F C Henderson and wife, Bc sie Hicks, R B B- s u noni, Mrs l`n~_er_ D McCarthy, A P T~bor, M J Sullivan, Mrs A h_lcB Smith, Ethel Anderson J no- MeQua ie, l_.. Worthing, E Charlesvorl, Misa Aitken, AJNicbol, F J Rare and wife, Mrs W H Berry, Nona Caehmar, " Karie Gillis, Mary McDonald, Geo Prayer, Jean McDonald, Miss B Bellvill, Min Hol- man, Geo Bic, Mrs McDougall, Ming Mr;

for nearly at year. “

.(;q_[ed,” iE‘l$ie' Slaght, glock!-

Interdenominational and one Episco- jr

Villas'-',\I|ss H J McDonald, H L 'I homa°, "

Parisian Bonsai' Go

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Rings/crm.

“I had ringworm on my head

*“ l _ consulted three. doctors but derived little or no benefit from their treatment.

“I then commenced to use

Burdock Blood- Bitters. ._

_“Besides taking it intema_ll{\;

I washed the affected parts Wit, it and when their bottle' WHS Finished I was com l’é`tely

ville, Ont.

Burdock Blood' Bitter:

' ° eczema 2I$.°'€.’..‘.’.°“.‘.’.= ‘ii§'2*’;’*.... ..r........ _ maize:-the brood rich and pure. dn foul material from the system and-builds up the _of body- _

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