Slllizllilld ` ‘

P _ _Bqiiivn'lel\t. _

° Ihroiizh Irains. 1

Dinliir Cars. ~ l

Silo Daily. A

Z 50,000 dozen -

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WANTED.

Aiso buyers of ceifslrins and hides

John , Hopkins,

St. iohn. N. B., 'Established 1867.

ia naw a mo ' _

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THHGUAIDIAM

if I ii

l can on an ‘mia an-am *

-“°»'_"_9'f° ll|l ll ‘l‘"'6..T ....... 1:.. ' _ a vvny he Pins his Faith to |\¢n.r3aa¢a¢un¢»,~vw¢ maainaa . _

Wlaiwataa "latina

surums in 'ri-is hannah.

(sep, _

vsirniils I

rstsxri. loss ii. .9-rl.

wriupuaiaiiaainp ` _*_ .,

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tiles Antaniala kr V i- -

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U.-" m ,lu Q' mmol” bed. d mum," I.. Worn our with Chronic l~1‘idneynDis- ._ " ' '-_ 5', .

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“ 5%

F|l|°l§_he" tub” ease l'heGreat C,wnadi.in kid y _§a»/' 5?. A*

T =' . -- W" l"*-`l-'..~.-~_ _ _

_ y Bddgamtwithnits gioaq groan the gp ney Remedy. Ban shud his V¢,_-'su .1 '_"._5.'1`-th-_;E_;.z_-_.f;~;_._

1- 'Dlians a oiiea th&-i-alta Pam; "“ °'

Dttha human hopevs that bloomsq md __

with ad hare,

'iw i., ,..,,_\ I

- 1,.: - Dreams or _1~y,tiia; pgqngq mg. Au'uraS1oruu, Kent()-.,N. B. June i0

. 1 .

\ f _ - 139°” U0"-U. Special.) -O-lixts Richer-‘, J. P. one of

' ’ Han' I' me °°w°"‘ the most highly respected men 'in this n 8 y IM :nary does not deepen part ofthe ouuntry has joined the great i

' ar-my of \h re who pin their iaith io

Ihr oneu or sorrow scans tis Dodo’s Kidney P.ils. Aa usual Mr.

Richard has good reasins for what he

F tl bo A

W\¢a l migllrng eoluggllyiz mn mm does and he states them as iollo-»i~

_“qUlJl¢B®I\“$yUNUh- ‘M nn”::“_'”:h‘: as .dun .I y Disease for forty years and the result was A

__ llil H I trund mysélts worn out mnnai seventi-

Bawsnaabeanliaemia ta. rail". ‘wan mm., ,im i ,. 1...- Q, i..¢ Kidney Piii-Inari .iimv i.».i.sm gms About our Hard Coal We are dischar in a car o f

ng our n - ‘ __ Y - g g _g o

"°"“ |,;a|“°°¢*l“9' '°°f°°¢“‘:°£°=“' ""'§§‘,§"§,{,_, ,mm and I can fmnlov ell my dm ‘fi h IM the celebrated SCRANTON COAL now. We would like

n‘_L MINI- 1"" WY- yi" gh, mm; -nusu, tl," nm. _ g. best resu1t»..I eanuot let the oppivtouivy

I Md* endure pnss oi letting the public knew the great Supply you from the vessel'

laall my back and rmau we mam mai _ ,, D ,, -_ K", d _-» Chestnut size for Base Bu er

_ I ¢ ey . ' _

But .relief

lla l ness

°l"°¢.°’~ l'lv\l»P|\\e 'erm °°» "*° “="1°- I have been muiiisfi with Kifimv

Csmea a‘lks ts a

urdm *_*

two. But after using two bnxe< ul D..vld’s

P M, 4°” 'mmm hang up md dawn me "M" “Q” goo o n ney Pills have one me III S. ||f|.”. yn; 'han | rshctd U ed Dad-is Kidr ey Pills cure nil rheumatic 512g fgf Furnace

bla. I was lg (ha Au md' '°u':°m"pm,h. of Nunn.. ml p inn by removing the cause-Uilc ac ri

lla! Winter and I had ri the blood. They put vlznr and energy

l:::°b°“f:l|;|§::* C°“'f°f¢ 1” “Y mimi- ln place ofthe pain.

5|." ggi, num 1 ilu! 'WIN fu "U lhdr md” sill --_--*- '

i mu mi fn. an au ”°'{ ,,,, . ,

say my kidneys since.” ls the tend: voice.nT:e earowara, Badly R10

. T AT MINES. .':.°:--‘°-:.=-.i.:.n=l»°°-'°'=~ “"~»~»~»»~' --

I "95 9°’ , Let us walk togethe-

~ PHONE 2 o

aaanac ls u¢,- 4 -

7.. .Ulu "9"" nu xr Not :nu-si vr<mm,c°io_,.inns B _A posses biiiiie PEAKES NO_ I WHARF_

1"-0.11 'l'l’» 'R'-7 W3' “WY UN l°\’l'0Wl ether IV* between the militia and u~~io i miners . 4,,"

ROCKY POINT FERRY.

The Steamer “ELFlN" will pl! between Prince Street Wharf and Roc y Point, Daily for the Summer Besson, osm- menoing lst June, as follows:

Vifill leaye Chxlowu

“Kill lesye Roolry Point

u rr ii u .4 rr

is. 9b~r

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`F'.°'.°`.°P?E’?`F .5.5.E.5.5.55.E.5

.. .. .. .. r. .. ._. .i .. .i .. .-

ausnav 'rms ra-uns.

Will leave Ch'l`own

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wgNH5»wwE° 335 °' F'.='.°.°§“`F'.5F'F§' .5_5F.5.5.5.5.5.5.5

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Wlll_leaXe Rorlzy Paint

.r .. ‘Z ._

' ___ , _.gn-ry vm pig* mining camp, t-iirieen miles out of V ctor, l' '

wait to insure until the "week lie

ment of those gathamd there, writes

fore. but i Tom Browne, 5 ".11-known })n,z|lS|, ` _

comic artist in Booklovera Mags Ulf BEST L|N|M£NT_

» I

°"'~=~~S " D T Decide to Koo in Stock

you “emo lata Remember UR "I want to paint yan," 1 |,1d_ _ “I have derived great beneilt irom the old adage' .vrhereis no timeuke when he had taken round tha lug use of Ohnmberiaiirg Pain Balm for

Y In or e entertain

after his performance

shortly alter three o'olock this afterncon.

h"°|T:,°°'_|.n'.|k |_|,ne_ wus fought sr. Duuuville, the new ` ___-

'°"" "' ‘"""' "°°"» Jnim carlo it union miner was iriiioa. 9l*'°'*`****""*`***"\f*°~*4lV°H~l`lA-l'bv~nn~~r\»~uua

IF YOU ONLY KNEW h y'

4 my early days I once tried ta Th t t dt Vi 't L8 ’~l k

SUMMER "ME TABLE, T904- vw... yonfseiiswctsd 5..... W... '"5" 'fig '°°‘°1 - his perfo who ...°i.iif'°i..'i‘f..fif.'I.° wilt ‘iiflii ioififfn

mini! to burn down. you could ‘L:g°;‘"'.°; °};;lwm“ El? °1Dl1lV¢B-

-DEALERS-

th ` Q' d | __ _-, rbeumatlsm and lumhago,” says Mrf. ' " m:;§;:°“‘ “" ‘"‘ ""“”””°" Mivnsi-¥e¢uiisn,bom ns sai¢~d,»u»- Ann, g.,,w|g,,,s, of 1~,,Ck,,l0,,,N__,_ This 563809 the lzalllillls

P ou y ~wi.

F.. I-I. BE.°E=1=r_ y~i‘=°"'=1~°1°f»-f<»~»=-."1' .i i in ii .1 if ii. ° °

-»......m......._ if-»» f-._ r.“..:;:.:”i_‘;:'..° i._..';.;':_ CCl2ll Blllii Rlilll0Il

"My hush-ind used it for a spralf sri back

k Y

Canadian Q“eb“C- ym-lyslliwlfu -ot tum” my' bo", used. Iwould not think of being without D

,gn

You want the best that

h' Mid. firmly. “The cuilah I'aa got

1 -°*- ‘I good enough for gm. ¢hile_" they always speak very highly oi it and

I once nearly got hammered for

making a colored sketch from Ilia of 5 Very F9SD°CtBble golf-caddy in an attitude oi ease, subsequentlv adding A street corner gn g bmi,"-Quad md 5055318 N to an exhibition under th, title of "A Loafer." The man cam; round to see me in a violent rags, "lid he We-B a bloomin’. respectable .i -

is an important article in gh*I“’s',“°,"'°°ddY» ”'d_f=° loaf".

and ii I didn t alter the title oi that

.. baking( » ' dashed picture, h¢‘d gifher pu; ms

solicitor on to me or jolly wel] 1,."

- money can buy' -;h» .V°l. !.hers'| a lot of humor

C3;'- ' 0nc’s _ lf/ Eyesight _

,\‘ S t 2 J _ is sure to fall Q sooner or later.

Try our new Pure Lead

You willthen use"-ho other,

about., if you only look for l¢_ in

in 1 and 2 lb blocks |56 Der M 'hm you 'bn “pm '° nm'

' #_-'I-i_.__

lllsa lnrasa Smith. 9

Of Miss Horace Smith, whg died

WCGHUS' at Brighton. England, The London Athenaeum says "Her

0 i I

I _.»- Jenkins & Son an

g ass w hel and relieve

the eye strain,

' which causes

s o in u c h trouble.

We have the

_ _ facilities lor

oing this work.

G. H. TAYLOR.

Jeweler and Optician. Sunnyside

nrevlous to sailing can go direct lo steamer and lake onbln berth or stateroom lor the trip. ` leo_tlaad'a Great Cnnai.

Commenting Monday, May a. toes, slurnera

RETURNING

Through ticket on sale at prlnelaal railway

Passengers arriving at Bt. Iohn on eveninl

All freight via this llneis insured against ure

W, G. LEE, Agent, Bt. john, N. B. ‘

A K. HANBCOM, G. P. I T. A.

» ALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. Q 6en'l lianaw"

limes, and

un:

cosnonnvngwco.

1-__ _.\.._. - - . -T--J* ~ 7

NEW- i1;lil.SiilV|llE`

"i llavedeclded to beg-ln in the city snihliibnrbe an u§;io-date cab service. Passengers, IBIS* em., ‘will be conveyed to bolt! mine or anywhere alle desired

\ nniiwnv ,

ni-iwasn llalllax. Truro, Pal see ju'-r 1 melon, Quebec. and llontreal ensures r

SAFE ~ __ _ _ _I swii=r ~

"7 .» "wi '

sivioorii _

jonrusy. and yen will travel vaa YOUR OWN LINE. ‘

son. and she harssll was probably the last person living who rornam,

""“"" ' ' bored Keats, having sean. as a cliild,

the poet in har iath¢r'| iarden at

Eastern' Steamship Co, €,“_‘_“-,';-,~;“;;;g 'ef ggly _m--1--

a o ng t en into the

Princess Charlottda carriage. Al. thou h she steadiastl decline

lniafna-"°n5~l D *V15* 0 n be iriterviewad or to ,put her drocdit

lsctions into print, sha was famous

A ' among her friends for her store ol

anecdote and 'animated now ol con- versation. 'ra-hor iathav..el ‘Rainco-

leave -it. John Mondays, Wednesdays and od Addresses’ lame, sho owed he; Fridays area. m. (Standard) for Lubec. ~Eaa\` youthful acquaintance with mnny of port, Portland and Boston.

the celebrities nl tho time, and sha inharitsd his war lr n

‘ ' ll ie dahip with from Boston, via. Portland, Eaatpon and Lubes Thqglurly' yylgh *hon daughter’ U°11dsy».W=dnesd¢rl?»wd Fridays -1 9-0° Il- In Hrs. Ritchie, sho was intimau to the

last. To him Ilia is said to law

stations and baggage chexei is visizinitlo |““°“.¢ eh. 91.' .f ¢P.n¢um|._» an

As was recsntl stnied in a cable

_ y »

md *“"'|”° HW- . dispatch, the plans for the construc-

tion of a ship canal hotwocn the l~`ii'th of Forth, on tho eiist oi Scot- land, across to tho River Clyde, on

"°’*""' W“‘“"~B°°'~°"'“"“- _ the West, have been definitely ur-

rnngcd_ Tho canal will cost $p0,-

__ _ ______ , __~ i)(>f),000, but powcriul support is ex-

pected from the iii-iiish Government.

~ O i the gre t giyoiring features

CANA-DA’s ointhg scheme vriillellm ihle carrying ol the canal through the high ground

near the Loch Lomond end. Fra

quent passing places will be made.

An indication oi the saving in dia-

' tance that would be eilccied by the

I canal will be lnuxi from the follow-

81*

ing figures: From the Clyde to ports on the east const ni Scotland, north- snot ol England. and norihw¢si. oi Fhrrope the distance saved would bo fro 529 miles to 288 miles. From thenlfirth oi' Forth to ports on the west chest ol Scotland, northwest oi Fhglarid, Inland, America and tho Mediterranean the distance saved would be from 487 to 141 miles. From Tyne ports to the St. Law- rence River the distance saved would be 150 miles. From tho west oi Britain and nurthevat oi Ireland to

l C i

'm.M_m“"‘",‘““_w middle wieetarn pnrecaao ti; Neath-

nl. llonstoa.

- d stance aav' wou om

¢.r.aiuar use r. .a aaaiisvnv ew °"* "‘° lu I ;-‘L _ , i I77 to 98 miles. » I

ao, u Ldoifa. onmi ranoaimn-=

, _

Ticket All

I. TIUIIN. ‘halt llaaanf. lsnulns _A lover# Task.

‘Yea should strive ts spisal Us the

tion and the aumaa interest sl

l WM" ma nu pi-imma

%.;‘.§§i |:|`R|; INSURAME .."I.t.°";::.°v.*:°.f..'l°...f°:.°i'°'.'.;.“:i..':

I1# VC

nv’ Q _i’.i§-"`......'.';°‘.°:'.i$f.:'°° 1 ,

Hector all Aclllll WGN ll Udf ,

.Qorsatt and Jslriesf'-Wlilg `

»...§»°_§’-_:=_n£r'»}_g§__gri|£1é¢‘f;»>.“,{:;_-}ay. `._,,,_ _ __ __ _ £'\_

, e sailu. ' -; i--mama _ cauioiipia 5

il: .»'

. 5. .,,,__,,‘;‘.;3`_.,_,, , _ .,'\l\‘..~._.-» --'.\'|,_{~‘- _,as

.qu at- \ wo`$'i,yrn~-`§` \»l"ri" .<. .H _._ I

i`. I have recommended lt to many and

declare its merits are wonderful." For sale by all diuggists.

The Litlle One's Outlonk.- Flossie i six years old. "Mamma," she called one day, “if I get married will I have to have a husband like pai"

"Yes," replied the mother, with an

amused smile. _

“And It I dnn't get married will I have

to be an old maid like Aunt Kami"

“Yes. ` “Mamma”-alter a pause-“it's a rouuh

world for us women, ain`t ill"

Allthe lung beallun properties ofthe

olne are bottled up in Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. I a the most. satisfactory remedy for coughs and colds ol all kinds Plroo 251:-

How doth the busy Japanese '

Improve each warlike minute

By loading up his little gun

And handing out what s in it.

Minard'a Llnimeo lor sale everywhere.

Mrs. Uppmann-I must tell you, Delia,

that I was displeased at your entertaining that policeman in the kitchen last night.

Delia-Faltb,lOi did ax him into the

parlor ma'am, but he wouidn‘t go.

INSTANT RELIEF.

Mr. Robt. Jennings, Mansileld, Ont

writes: ‘I have used one rattle oi Dr Low's “oooh aohe Gum for severeio niche and received instant relief. Beam.-s Unis it noted aa s splendid lemporaay illling Price 100.

“I wonder why people always speak of

Earth as she?"

“Ii_'s natuinl enough. Nobody knows

exactly what her age is."

EARACHE CURED. Miss J. J. Johnson Innisfail,Alt.a,, says

I was troubled with Earache for a long

time, and nothing belfsed me until I used Ha¢zyi\rd’a Yellow Oi , which cured me oompletely.'

Mistress-“Do you love] bahlei»‘l` Maid-

“Not at three dollars a week, mum."

Minard's Linimeni Relieves Ncunlgia.

“You must come and see uw, my dear."

said a lady io a. little girl ol her acquirin- tance' "Do you know the number?"

"Oh, yes," responded the innocent

child. “Papa says you always live at sixes or sevens."

Minsfd'a Linlment Cum Dandfuli.

ls is not true that Kipling is now writ-

ing auotherpoem about Adam-Znh, the bear that runs like a deer.

Isla-Liver Pills an the ladies' iavorlte

athartis, as they do not gripe or pall , loksn orweahen or cause the a iqhteet nnvenlanoe. Prloa Elle.. all druniziata.

If the Czar doesn't gn to the frontpretty

soon, their won'r. be any front tego to.

sruperyigg headaches are owned, the

nead clear , and the brsi brlr ht: red by Miiburn‘s Sterling Hustle Powders. they do not weaken the h Prloe l0o and Ho. , '

Ae soon as Russia gets the Japanese ured in St. Petersburg she'll proceed to show them_what‘e what.

llinard's Llaiment tzurea Burns eie.

A fisherman who has been dead and n

his grave for two years has been summon ed for salmon poaohlng av. Berwick-on- Tweed.

_ DOES CHILDREN GOOD. ,

Mrs. .mapa Lmmry, Bi-ooaviiis, oar

‘I have used Dr.° Low’a Worm Qru in

my family, and lt has always been dest nal and hardens the ehilrirengoosi I can

BINIJERTWINE

WRITE FOR SAMPLES.

Consumers Cordagc

Quebec Steamshtipugompany, Ltd

PROPOSED SAILINGS OF S. S. CAMPANA.

Between Montreal and Quebec and Cliarloitr-town.

Monday. 6th june

" zotlr " " 4th july “ i8th “ " ist Aug.

. ,Sth .. .. 29th .i ““ izth Sept “ 26th “ “ izth Oct. “ 24th " “ ytlr Nov.

'Courmencmg iztli

Returning will lcav u ori arrival of trains

FROM M0-\"fRl5-*L AT 2 I'. M. i-'iinni cii.\i<i_o‘r'ri<;'ri>\\'N Ar 6 P

Monrlny, i3,ih june.

" 27th "

“ iilh _luly

25th " ' 8th Aug.

22ml “

5th Sept.

igth “

gril Oct.

i7tli “ gist “

“ irith Nov.

Scptciirbcr leave Montreal at I p. nr. c Picton, N. S. for Charlottciowii,

from Halifax and St. _]olii1.

b@“‘S\1bject to change should circuinslanccs require.

BROS., Agents, Charlottetown.

oii the

_shly recommend t.' ‘

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5 B. & I. Patent r

I Bias riiien

Corsets...

Paris, (France) has invented

a BIAS FILLED CORSET. Our lady friends of Canada and U. S. have had the pleas- ure of wearing B, & I. Bias Filled Corsets for over 3 years and are delighted with Canada’s most popular Corset B. & I. '

B. & I. Bias Filled Corsets are a Canadian in-

vention and made in Canada and have no equal for

style "fit" “comfort” a

nd workmanship.

Prominent models for 1904 are B. 6 l. Lady Curzon.

B. 8 I. Lady R

uby.

B. 8 l. Lady Eileen. B. & I. Albmhli (for stout or full figures.)

~ For sale by all reputable merchants in Canada. Patente

in Canada. U. S. and price

stamped ou inside of every mir

FACTORIES-TORONTO. ONTARIO

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