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A. M.Ca.n. Soc. C. E.

Gradnata College of Civil Engineering Cor-

ndl Unlversi§l.)

Omsnlti gineer for General Work Sper

?gc, Sanitary Engineering

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Special Rates

Parties from the city. of four or rnore._ who desire to splendthc day in_ Pownal. ‘Q11 UC Coaveyedt erein the morning, given uxnner nndteaat the Florida Hotel and retur_ned in the evening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet lllsnch parties any day in the week on my receiving two hairs dnotice. other SP¢'~`1Hl lrrlu em nts can ma eat an tme.

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Proprietgr

floridl Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tf

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A CJAEIDI

ll. llacNEILL, ll. D.

Ravinfg 30 years expgience in the praC1iC¢ Of

his pro ession may consulted on _all the branches of General Medicines including the

specialties. _ _

Dice and Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door

above Kindergarten Hall.

Hoursg to 11 a.m. 1 to 3and7 8p.m.

Charlottetown June 9th,19o0 d&w3mpd.

Toothache Gum and find it. splendid. It I cured me of the worst toot-hache I ever

had."

Elvina Hill, Llva. Man.

\Vooer-May l hope? Wooed-Yes,if you promise never to re~

fer to the matter again.

Laxa-Liver Pills cures Biliousness, Sick

Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Sallow Complexion, etc. They do not gripe, weaken or sicken. Small and easy to take. Price 35.

There is no great achievement that is

not the result of patient working and waiting.

Hagyard’s Yellow Oil.

Can be used externally or taken internal- ly. It cures cuts, burns, bruises, con- tracted cords, still' joints, painful swel- ings, quinsy, sore throat, etc-. It is a regular family medicine chest. Price 251:.

To owe an obligation to a. worthy friend

Dr. J. H. Ayers,

. IIEUTIST . IIFFIGE-Sunnyside. New

.Provse Block. First door to the

right up stairs

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

Prices. 1 - |

CDAFQZ

ttishol, trove 8. Bumhall.

BARBISTERS, SULICITURS, lie. SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON

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Real Estate bought and sold.

For sale. splendid building sites at Sydney

C.B., suits le for dwellings and business hlooksnlaoleveral of the best wharf gener-

ties in town. Jan d&w

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I-'OR SALE.

“n£w|.ANns”

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'lbs late Residence of Malcolm i:Leod, Q. C., Charlottetown Roy- `~-lzy, containing twenty and three quarter acres.

Apply to

D. C. McLEOD,‘

Solicitor

Ch’town, June 20th, dtf

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mliuuts ara right/ °~tlllll PRICES ABE RIGHT.

Itlies with you, reader. to give os a chance

to prove the xfaovgaissertign. Wecare ré- odving new g s . Chip Market Baskets yfrc m elcethg Ehilice

CrmmoKkButter just received. Try cur Bmw oe Tea at 28c per ll. lt will please Im. o also sell Haszard’s Genuine

QBRAHMIN TEA Q A big stock of other Teas on hand from 20c. par lb. up,

Also in stock: Canned Salmon. Lobstofs

!&ms, etc , ands full line of -me -al Grocer-

apll at the Zo-.vest pos-igle prices. Free

oryof goodstoall tsofth 't .T 1 -

Glaxo communication. par 8 cl Y e 8

Il. F. MAIIDIGAH & 00.

Lower Queen Street

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Excursions To Picton

The Must Pleasant Way et Spending a Hut Day

Return Tickets good for day cf issue

only will he sold on Seam(-r “Prin- cess” for one dollar and titty cents each.

Fare will include Tea on return voy-

age Steamer lfsves halt past nine local returns about nine in the evening.

By Order.

F. W. HALES,

Secretary Clftown Steam l\'av.Co., Ltd

Q 1 | ,

Nlmllll ATLANTIC RAILWAY

All Steamship Lines so Boston via

Yarmouth. »

Aefopular Past Line between But- nrl Nova Scotia and Bolton via Willson* Junction and Halifax.

IIsP:.§B] TtR6A INS leasd Halifax

8 7 I, UL 008. m Cf

Ease” '..’f:~. ri Tim Rovar. 'HAIL Srulsmrs

*fibre Gum" all 'Trina Artur"

`i!\\°GtuolT nage 7ooo Horse Power the

Salem and SHE; steizxériggtyggg betweed the

fnrmouth Daily, Sunday Ex-

eepted, for Boston

on arrival of Express Trains from Hfifax.

Ianfdag leaves Boston daily, Saturday ex.

@ .1 ‘rghgving in H t'f egg an

a 1 ax n

fx., _iaynglying _Bluenose Express Train? SAS

The S. t nnce Edward leaves Halifax may Thgoday at 7.oo a. m. for South shore `

_ is a happiness and can be no disparage-

ment.

Minard’s Llniment Cures Diptheria.

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-RPill every night

for thirty days makes a complete cure of

biliousness and constipation. That is-- just-25cents to be cured.

One of the mostfimportant 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. Milburn’s Stex-lingHeadache Powders will cure you quickly, and leave no bad after effects. They do not depress the heart. Price 10c. and 25c.

» Q8-1161'-° Doc, I'm awfully annoyed by rheumatlam.

Doctor- H’m! 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

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

Miaard's Llniment cures Colds, etc.

The lesswe parade our misfortunes the

more sympathy we command. »

Ml||ard's Linlment Cures Distemper.

He who thinks his place below him will

certainly be below his place.

DR. LOW’S WORM SYRUP is a. safe,

sure and reliable worm expeller. Acts equally well on children or adults. Be sure you get Low’s. _

No thoroughly occupied man was ever

yet very miserable.

A Mo`ther's Opinion.

Mr. S. Snelling, Underwood, Ont., says

that she has used Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup in her family for the past eight years, and she knows of nothing so good for children who suffer from worms.

We cannot always oblige, but we can al-

ways speak obligingly.

Sometimes after getting overheated.

there followsachill then a severe cold. The quickest and best remedy for the worst kinds of coughs and colds is Dr. VVood’s~ Norway ine Syrup. Try it, Price

Mrs. Struckile-Did you meetthe queen

while you werejabroad, Mrs. McShoddiei

Mrs. MoShoddie-l\`o,I didn‘t, and I

was real sorry too. I wanted to get the recipt for English plum puddinl

MILBURN’S STERLING HEADACAE

POWDERS cure the worst headache in from tive to twenty minuts, and leav

no bad after-effects. One powder 5c,3 T powders 10c., 10 powders 250. .

Stro.nger~High steppers appear to be

very fashionable here?

Horse Dealer-Yes’ slr. No other

kind can get around New York,»_ sir, without breaking their necks.

...'1iinard’s Liniment Cures Glgare, in Cows

An obstinate man does not hold opiu

; ons--they hold him. '

MCH Who l`le`an @® Business

fo nat waste much time ta'L'if~g about it; hence the brevity of this ¢@ ad

f You Need Anything' @

§'r(1)l;>fice supplies we can supply @

MlllHlll’3BO0KSl0Rl3

Queen 5 treet,

Opp. P1-owse’s. j U

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_ MONEY TO LOAN. '..~..~..°.f.°:.e“°....» °_ °.....°-11.1-'f~.f.~:°“~'....°°' ottetown, Branch omoe Wadmana build lno Cgausud. llonevtoloan. 7 _

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ll! informatiommtbook, folders, etc.,

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_ Seo it cent, within a-fraction of a cent of the recent loan made bythe of Halifax.

35-n uf_°¢u re _ have chlorosis or “ n Sickness" and

r-' ‘ can only be cured -vs-gen the nerv are

stored and revitilized and madgioh using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, the 1’ restorative in pill form. It makgg weak women and girls healthy, D\\1ll1I¥~i‘_Note increase in weigh;

pupils may now be asked to write out the

their wish for revenge shown, or anlro- quois chief may tell why he hates the in- terfering French so bitterly.

By looking at the events from these

three standpoints all its conditions would be understood and the event made so real that it would not be forgotten.

If then the facts are known, their field

of action made clear, and thechild placed in sympathy with past conditions,ne will be able to understand the reason for things as they are, and the conditions that are likely to follow. He will be made a better man by seeing _that good always ‘ yields good, and that evil yields evil. The great lives and noble deeds will also exert their influence on him. He will be a more helpful citizen by seeing the need of gov- ernment and by having a. rational insight into the source, development, working, and purpose of it. `

For _Female llyspeplics._

Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets are

the] Only Means of Cure.

No matter what formof stomach trouble

you have Dodd`s Dyspepsla Tablets will T cure you. I Are you a woman with pale or sallow complexion, face disfigured by unsightly pimples and blotches? Dodd's Dyspepsia. Tablets will cure you. They will give you a pure, clear, beautiful skin, banish the pimples, and restore the fresh and rosy hue of health to the cheeks by curing the Dyspepsia that haunts you.

Have you Heartburn and frequent dis-

tressing attacks of Flatnlence? All that you need is a box or two of Dodd`s Dys- pepsia. Tablets. Heartburn and Flatulence cannot - possibly exist for two days after you begin using Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets#

Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets are an unfail-

ing, speedy and pleasant- cure for every form of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious- ness, Sick Headache, Nausea, Insomnia and Nervous Prostration?" The cure,

'for them to walk opened-eyedi into ._a fur;

Tablets will cure them-one and all; quickly, pleasa.nt.l y and permanently.

_-_i-gi

Gross Earnings ti. P. R.

The gross earnings of the Canadian

Pacific for the mouth of May were $2,662,- V 898, operating expenses $1,533,228. The net earnings show an increase of $46,911 over the same period in 1899.

CAN YOU TELL WHY

You have constant headaches, are

nervous and _sleepless at night and feel tired in the morning? Your blood isn’t carrying therightmaterials toyour nerves

and other o~ ns. Begin taking Hood’s Sarsaparillafiliegreat lood enricher, and you will soon rea ize a change. You will feel better and stronger, will relish your food and enjoy refreshing sleep.

P_l§ausea. Infligestion are cured by Hood’s

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A Meeting Called.

Sheng, Director of Chinese Teiegraphs,

called a. meeting of the Concular body at Shanghai on Saturday and informed the representatives of the powers that the members of the Pekin Legations and the guards were annihilat-ed on or about June 30, after a brave resistance anda desperate sortie.

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Beddock, June, ll, 1897

C. C. _RICHARDS 85 Co. . Dear Sirs,-MIN.-iRD'S LINIMENT ‘ is my remedy for NEURALGIA.

It relieves at once. "

A. S. MCDONALD.

' North Sydney’s Credit Good.

N can; Srnslar, July, 18.-The ad-

ditional loan of $10,000 by this town for water service and ‘street improvements, has been taken up ‘by the Bank of Nova

tin at a premium of 101 3-10 at 4 per

1-mimi' THE GREEN SIGKNFSS

Girls who sumcient nervefor ce to _

le, weak, nervous and lrriable. They

9122 §,}$,°,§',,§*,,:‘{,,°?,§’,¥£'§{§-01,1,-,,F,§,°{=&,_'§ . develope into nwxthy w we become I 1 4 - l if-1 ee

Thousands of peopm. are sugermg step toward true discipleship.-Curry.

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these diseases, while there Is no more- ‘Take “P h‘Sc1""S The °"°SS Wa? ”°

_ _

_ and winnings professors schclarshifi.

1-_-' '= 5. ' ' '-1.’==-"..- -

but “ne1ghborhood.” “Disciples”-The twelve apostles M en’-The people in

sentatlve Man, the Flower of Human

14. 'John the Baptist' -Who had been

put to death by Herod, and was believed to have risen again. “Elias"- the prophet Elijah, who was expected to appear oe fore the coming of the Messiah, because of some' mystical words of the prophet Malachi. ‘_‘Jermias”-The prophet Jere- miah, who, superstituous Jews believed, was to come to earth again. ' 16. “The Christ"-Thatis, “the Messiah.” “The Son of the living God"-Not “one of the sons of God.” 17. “Bar-.i0lJ8.”-Sou of Jonah. “Flesh

and blood"--No merely human teaching or knowledge could have produced this thought.

18. “Upon this rock”--The testimony of

Jesus; the truth of Jesus’ Messiahship. ~ “Build my church”-The first mention of the church as separate from the syna- gogue. “Gates of hell”-The gale stands as the symbol of power.

19. “Keys”- Power and authority;

“Bind on earth . . bound in heaven" -A parallel passage shows that the other apostles were included in this general grant of authority. “To bind is to impose an obligation as building; to loose is to declare a. precept not binding.”-Bishop Merrill. '

50. “Tell no man"-Because the truth

could notbe understood as yet, and the apostles themselves were not yet suffi- ciently instructed to preach the doctrine.

21. “Began Jesus to show unto his di- ciples”- “Bit by bit, no doubt, and as they could bear it.”-Morison.

22. “Peter took him”-That is, laid his

hand upon him as in reproof. “Be it far from thee”-“An exclamation of strong and apparently impatient dissent.”-Air bot(

23. “Satan”-He heard Satan speaking

n ; . = words. “Savourest not”-Do not show the heavenly but the wordly spirit.

24. “If any man will come”--That is,

“If any man chooses to come.” “After me".-Jesuswas going to his throne and crown, but by way of ignominy and death. “Let him deny himself”--“Self is Chriss chief and most cherished rival in every heart; _and devotion to self, instead of to Christ,\is the very soul and 'essence of

gms with the mst Tablet you Taka __; 1 men’s_sins. Hence self-.lenial is the first

necessity for mein to do so than there igi-, unknown image to th_e Jews who listened.

.-gnc gloomy procession of robbers and of

Base at white rieah Dodws Dys§ep6j,,',._;rebels,against Rome, eachcondemned one

bearing to the place of death the cross on which _he was to suffer, was the sadly familiarimage then in that unhappy land.” -Pulpit Commentary. “Follow me"' -“No man takes his cross up on his con- science; no man takes his cross up on his faith or hope; no man puts his cross on love. It is on pride; it is on seltishness;it- is on the lower force-giving faculties or animal appetites that the cross is put, in order that the higher faculties may pre- don inate and the lower ones serve.”- Beecher.

25. “Wbosoever will save his life shall

` lose it"-He must save it by losing it. 1 “Whoever makes the lower life the sup reinei motive shall lose the higher life; and whoever, making Christ supreme, shall lose even life for his sake, shall find it in the highest, truest sense. The con- trast throughout the passage is not he- tween body. and soul, but between earthly lifein allforzns and true heavenly life here and hereafter. Life worldly,self:ish, fleshy is opposed to the life eternal, Christain and spiritual .”-Curry.

26. “Gain the whole world”-“Jesus

supposes the act of saving one‘s owl; life accomplished with the most complete success, amounting to a. gain of the :whole world. But in this very moment the mas- ter of this magnificent domain finds him- self condemned to perish. What gain to draw in a lottery a gallery of piciures and at the same time tobecc-me blind?"-Godtt

FOR TIRED FEELING.

_Exhaustion is Waste-Over-work means Shorter Life-Dorld's Kidney Pills mean Rest for the Kidneys.

Overwork is what you do after com-

mon sense asks you to quite.

Over-xi'-ark of any kind docs more than

tire, it. exliausts you.

Just a little more after you ought to

quit is the "too much” that uses you up. ‘ The hloodsgoes outto all parts ofthebody faster than usual when you overwork.

lf the kidneys arenot in proper filter-

ing order, more poison is in'ected through them to all parts of the body than usual, and then work to say nothing of over., work, is harmful. '

As soon asyour kidneys commencd do-

inggood work there is less and less poi- son in the blood ev minute.

This explains wh;$Hodd’s Kidney Pills

cure so promptly and permanently.

Noam Sansnr, July 18.-George W

McKenzie, of St. George’s Channel, West Bay, has been appointed rice-principal of North Sydney academy,;to succeed Mr

Bigney, who resigned so the crosses 15,.; session in order to pursue a. colleglatel

» c_ourse.' Hr. McKenzie graduated from '

~` Dalhousie with the famous oline of "‘99,” _

-receivlngihigh honors in 'math¢m.atics', ~

staouflmntea , ~

' MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. TREATMENT HTSTQRY Sunday SCh00l'l.CSS0ll. ' ~ Wm "_"“'*‘ 'f'f'“°"'_

°--'- _._ ' _ _ . “_” K1Nos1‘oN, July- 18.-One halt' the

A rural local says, “The farmers wlzo C0§I\UDl1¢\lfl‘0I1l third WSC-) JULY 23- V militia who volunteered for service ‘n

_ _ . ~ _ . »~ ~ 1 _ 11 be <1. _

Save their cows sawdust disguised' asbran couvtries _ where the dlfferent tnbes T cf PETER S COINFESSIOITWEAND CHRIST S $Sl"£l1J»flth1;V_¢;ves€i1n;§il£f§§“tiaTlT§

were re\\'ar<i€d With “00d€H C<1l\‘-‘S this Indians lived could be located on the REB; V Tytlnelow the American and English stan: spring." map. From their position we could get - GO_I1‘lDE TEM?" I hi 9»1"Thf°1` .mt‘,1”l'i“’.‘j’”;‘t',o3h°_r° is “meh

one of Cham laws chief reasons for Ifanymau wi come 11 rme, et m wra cver ere e . .

SeVCl°e T00thaChe. joining the ATgonquinS_ Then his route deny himself, and take up his cross, and ‘-'Lf' ' ’ W '_ A f "

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“I have used two bottles of pn Low .N could be traced. The story of _his voyage ° °W me 8

and adventures could then be told or H EESSON HEL_PS- ” _ read, making it as vivid as possible. The 13° C°§~SUS -N0i» IIISHIHHS “SP9~Sh°\`°> I _

_ ca u ' . .

story supposing that they are one of the ‘ “‘ - H _ T French soldiers who accompanied Cham- gen°m_]° The S0" Uf man “The ReP1`e° _ U e 1 . plain. ' `

it .

From the same lesson also, the story of y , ‘ _ , Ilillbtli ihi Dl..'ll`\|’, N' “F359 M an Alwnquin brave may bewfitfffn *md _ - an operation-The only Guarantee!

Gun. ` _

’ From nearly every town and villlsl

d l tters from person!

tghghxieabzggimhued from the mls- eries of 321165 DY “fini” D” Chue' Stokes, 11| Dunlop street. Bu- ;-ie Ont., writes:-'_' I _ _W_a¢__ ¢!'0\1b_1.¢_3_ with blind, itching piles for Years. and could get nothing to 8911.15* »¢Q§lU~l1f» itcnmr- ; I .WM °»1“'°Y* _P ,P““ “'32 .a friend of mine tolil f°.° ° `¢g;° W - dertul cures Dr.,Cha|o s Ola at hd made an-,gng his acquaintances.

“ I only usegkone bog and am entire-

ly cured. In gratitude for this marvel- lous cure and 'tor the benent ot other-n

sugE;._,-1?! ucisglg, I send you this re- cor o mi ~ » " When ‘cperatlonl and every other means have failed _Nl ¢\1¥'¢ Y_°\1» ¥°“ an begin the use 0! DY- 5-0mtm*”$ with perfect eoni'lden¢8 -.-filllf it W1

1 ¢ure yOU. It 1138 W* aut’

piles and will not ta.Ilf.yD\1; .¢0,¢¢I\fS I- box, at an aeatem, or Eamaasob. Bl-Nl and Co.. Toronto.. ~ , f 1

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Bnby’a Owl Soapmakesywng- sters, clean, sweet, andftesh. _ l' , _ _

It keeps their delicate 'tins _

` in good order.

' Made entirely from vege-

table fats, it is an emolllent no

. ‘ well as a eleanler, and is as

useful on a 1ady’s toilet as in

` the nursery.

_L 'Faintly but exquisitely aro- f matic. \

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The latest and beet a.5£0rtm8nt

of 15: books in the city.

The freshest. and beat assert-‘ ment of confectionery. A' » Don’t miss seeing those souvenir

shells of places of interest on P. E

Island.

A full supply of views of P.

xleland.

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` Canvas- Shoes,

Bicycle Boots in Men’s and Boys’

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A _tortured foot

amrinsuns relief in easy shoes.

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townpat sl.;T£€N on

set ° I ' NESDAY at 9 a. m. for eq Hawkesbury and Halifax, Passengers leaving

via Pictou,,make close Halifax Boston

Saturdays..

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lalifax. -Tickets for saleat Station; Lailway. `-'_ T

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Ma* ‘

Our_+-*_

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of Dinner Sets. Tea Toilet Bets, Glass 'ind all kinds of

and Kitchen ‘_ plete for the summer ‘ We bought most of e before the prices I 's I we are selling all lines

low prices.

Best goods, latest

lowest prices.

W. P. _COL

Sunnyside, I

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PiE

O_n and after Monday,June 18th,

grains of this ruilwayl will run daily days excepted) asfo ows:-

Trains Outward.

Read Down. Stations.

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