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Toaoino June 27-(Special)-Moderate, Variable winds, fair and warm.

A MAN AND WIFE.

Perfectl in Their Warm Praise

< NAPANEE, Ont. June 24.-<Special.l-

It is pleasant to see a imiii and his wife agree as l‘ea~t'v -\~ \lr and‘\1rs

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_simon Warner of _:___ _,____‘_u ag__e___ abwc The death of ee-nfiicr `\ i_leneuve of

. a`-‘tiny s Probabilities.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 23,

having been Premier for a

A81* »y ` _ '

of DOdd.s Kidney PmS_ than anyoiher since thc passage of the - ,. s '

Reform Bill.

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F I B I I V “Mitt 1 V V V I I

Lord Salisbury now holds record of Y

perioi

Guardian Correspondents

Dt?_¢}_d;?_0ul_§_iidI:_e_ye h_’_l)ll_:._ __ __ _ D _(___ Qpehec _is annoiipced. He was liorn in

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Kidney Pills to evei-yttotu-l I |:.»n:~ doin? 1"56‘md U1 @f*~1`l}'l-ff?\“\-5 9 mefillam' H9

plaini‘i%g of a pain in the luck" says

_. arner.

'I was so lame in my back that my 1896 by the Conservative Government. His

wife had to lift me out of bed. The d00£0l‘S Said that they could do nothinit for me. I was told by afriend to try a boxof Dodd`s Kidney Pills, and found they helped me right away. I recommend

was appointed to the Senate in January

tive majority in the red chamber.

llem toeveryone, and always after a Halifax isa ood deal exit d th

#ll the people are ready iorecoinmend _ _ g _ e _‘let e wothers. My wife had used tlvc boxes action of Bishop Courtney in Striking off

d Dodd’s Kldnev Pills and savs

.xumy the same is I do ‘ Neither She the hat of ii young man who neglected to not I feel safe unless We haw 2'>\b0S uncover his head when the National An-

n the house.

3-_.__ _ .. ,.., them was being played. The action may

Orange Marmalade

We have just received a

quantity of Marmalade in 5 b s tins at

45 CENTS.

Also Cross 8: Blsckwells

Orange Marmalade in 7 lbs tins 75 sh.

.l.D.MACl.E0ll & C0.

Phone 126

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ASTHMA ilUllEll

Llebifn Adlrmn Cure never fails. It gives

Immediate relief sad cures. To prove this state-

ment avril] send s 'rnsl Bpttle ffree by_ mst! 2_1;

erer.Ls e ze i.oo-orsse s

any or directllg Address Th ' y

Angina e Liebig Co., __ YQ St. West. Toront Can d

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To Texas "H0111 Flies” on cattle and horses,

Lice on stools, ‘ Lice on Hens,

hiexpensive, sure, easy to apply. Extra flow of milk and comfort of

your stock-pays it’s cost many times o’er. '

For sale only by

G. E. HUGHES.

Aootheesrid Hall. Provcse Block. Sunnyside.

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Insure Your life

wirii 1'ne___,._

Standard Life Assurance Co. I

of Scotland, I

ESTABLISHED 1825. Assets $46,000,000-

One of the oldest and strongest of

Life Companies in existence. Policies free of restrictions, issued on all ap- _ proved plans, for protection and in- vestment.

HYNDMAN 8:. 60

General Agents, Charlottetown

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gblllllllOl= g KEEP :err Iran

Qcnnis

A dull Lawn , Mower does more . harm than good. - We sharpen and repair them and ’ make them out -

ss good as new. . Send them dongs.

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be thought by some to be creditable to the

Bishop`s loyalty, but we think was hardly compatible with the dignity and odice of a Bishop. \Ve find it laid down in a work

of high authority that “A Bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one

wife, vigilant, sober, of good behavior_ given to hospitality,apt to tench,not given to wine, no striker."

The announcement of the candidature

of Premier Farquharson in West Queens with the assumed assurance of a Cabinet-

positition, has created some stir through- out the Dominion. It has caused sur- prize on the mainland. The press com- ments all goto show that -the action taken

here is quite out of line with the plans snd intentions of the party leaders at Ottawa and elsewhere. Sir Louis Davies is still amember of the Cabinet and will still be

turn from England a few weeks hence.Till then we must wait for a solution of the problem of now divided counsels.

The Victoria, B. C. Colonist in a series

of fifteen articles on British Columbia reaches the conclusion that the Province needs 2,000 miles of trunk line railway, to cost $50.000,C00, branch lines that will cost A

$15,000,000 more, with a further expendi- ture of $25,000,000 on ordinary roads, trails bridges, etc , making a grand total of 100 |

millions. As the Colonist dtly observes, “this is a tremendous proposition to be contemplated by s Government,supported by a population of l50,000." Yet the am- bitious Colonist argues that the vast ex-

penditure will pay, so great are the un- developed resources of the Pacific Pro-

vince. As Joe Howe would say, "they think in millions,” on the sunset shore of the Dominion. I

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The death of Andrew Allan of Montreal

head of the famous Allan Steamship line is announced. The deceased ship-owner was born in Ayrshire, Scotland in 1822. He came to Canada in 1839, and in 1S46joined his brother, the late Sir Hugh Allan, in business in Montreal as importers and general merchants. The Hrm established

a line of fast sailing packets to accommo date the passenger and freight traffic be- tween Canada and the United Kingdom. In 1853 they began to add steamships to their fleet, and eventually founded the

Montreal Ocean Steamship Company. They accumulated great wealth. On the death of Sir Hugh Allan, Andrew Allan succeeded to the presidency of’ the Com- pany. He was an adherent of the Church

of Scotland, and among the hrst of “the

merchant kings of Canada.”

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MARRIED _

At the Manse, Georgetown, nn 27th

June, by Rev. A. W. K. Herdman, George McLaren of Lot 41, to Mary McLean of Lot 56.

At the manse. Georgetown, June 28th, by Rev. A. W. K. Herdman, George Mc- Laren, of Lot 41, to M.-.ry McLean, of Lo 56.

At the Methodist Church, _K_ingston,

June 26, by Rev. A. F. Browne, assisted by Rev. W. B. Thomas,Robert Longworth Richards, of Sydney, C.'B., and Annie Ethel Vickerson, oldest daughter of Wm.

Vickerson, of Kingston. . _ W J

I DIED.

June 21st, after a painful illness, Matilda McPhee, beloved wife of Hugh McAulay,

Lumber Kile,Heater andFan,nowm abs 1=°*-*._#*i °

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demise will further lessen the Conserva-

so when he reaches the Island on his re-‘

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At Sour-is Line, on Friday afternoon, 1

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A PLENTUOUS or Goon THINGS.-The

82nd oflicers paid the citizens the compli- ment last evening of lending their Band for an evenings program in the square. Owing to the absence of two or three members of the band, Professor Vinni- combo did not think it advisable to appear- under a disadvantage. We trust that theywill till the engagement at an early date. Professor Viunicombe has worked hard and succeeded in working up a very creditable band. All credit is due him as many of the proformers owe their musi- cal training to his energy and ability. In the interests of musical enjoyment it is to be hoped that programs may be so ar- ranged that each may have ‘in opportun- ity of affording the public the pleasure that open air concerts always give.

Azuoxo the 71 pupil which graduated

from the Webster Grammer School in the classic city of Cambridge, Mass., \Vednes- day evening, June 19th., was Miss Minnie W. Quigley,late pupil of the Mount Tryon School. She also had the honor of being chosen from all her classmates to address and decorate the diplomas, which were presented to the graduates by His Honor Mayor Dickinson. The girls looked charming in their dainty dresses of white muslin. while the boys with their white pink buttoniers and black suits madea pleasing background. The reception of the pupils were held the next evening to which the head master and teachers were invited guests. After a. bountiful repast was partsken of dancing was indulged in until s late hour. On this occasion the costume-e'of the girls were of various shades and textures, that of Miss Quig- ley being blue crepe dechene with trim- miugs of lace and velvet in which she looked charming.

N. Dnsriwvn, Russian Consul General

arrived in the city by the Princess yester- day evening. In referring to Mr. Des- truve a Sydney despatch says: Mr. Des- truve, who was sent here to report for his government, wss surprised at the magni- tude of the company’s works. When fully developed he considered they would be the largest on the continent, and he said the prospects at Sydney were brighter than those at the Clergue works at Sault S':e. Marie. Mr. Destruve said Russia was much interested in Canada and Cana- dian industries, and he expected that a large amount of trade would arise shortly between the Pacihc ports. He thought the harbor of Sydney could be kept open all the year, as the Russian ports are in winter. To-morrow Mr. Destruve will confer with Acting Manager Dick, of the ‘ Coal Company, relative to supplying coal to the Russian government. From here he goes to §Prince Edward Island. The object of his travelling is to become acquainted with Canadian industries.

FATALITIES LCAUSED BY LlGl-ITNING

Lightning struck the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Andrew Russan in East Woodstock, Conn., during a terrific thunderstorm Saturday afternoon, instantly killing Ralph, two and a half years old;burnin g Clarence, tive year old, so severely that he will probably die, and terribly burning the father and another son, Egald, seven years of age. The lives of the two latter may be saved. All the victims, with Mrs. Russan and a four-mouths-old baby, were in the sitting room waiting for the storm to pass over, when a bolt' struck a pine tree near by and entered the house. The lightning demolished the furniture and tore away partitions, causing a money loss of $500 or $600.

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.Y alt Rheum

You may call it eczema, tetter or milk

crust. `

But no matter what you call it, this skin

disease which in patches that burn, itch, discharge ai watery matter. di'-y and scale, owes its existence to the presence of humors in the system.

It will continue to exist, annoy, and per- -hspsagon.ize,aslongssthesehumor_s_ remain. ,

It is always radically and permanently

cured by

Hood ’s .farsaparilla _which expels all humors. and ispositively nnequalled for all cutaneous eruptions.

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The Regular Price

Only one at each price, no two alike. Samples include whitewear,‘men’s underwear, wrappers,

blouses, underskirts, ladies underwear, belts, gloves, etc, etc. etc. Don’t miss this sale Saturday.

_-__ Bicycle Hose 50c per pair

Underskirts $1.00, 1.25, 2.00

;_ Wrappers $1.00, 1.60, 1.35

Cirsét Covers l0c, 33c 50c each

Drawers- ladies-30c. 56c, 75:: 98c, 1,25

Chemise 20:, 25c, 36c, 50:. 65c. 75c, 95c

Skirts 90c, 1.00, 1.25. 165, 1.90. 2.50 _

Blouses 50c. 3'.'5c, 78c_; 1.00, 1 25, 1.75

_ Night Dresses~50c, 95c. 98c, `l_°15, 1.20, 1.50, 2.20

‘ Ladies’ Belts l7c, l9c, 20a, 30c, 35c

_ Summer vests-ladies-6c, Sc, l0c, l4c, 15:, l6c, 18:, 25c

f Summer gloves-ladies-10c, 30c, 32c, 35:, 39c, 58c _

_~ Shawls $1.10, 1.50, 2.25, 2.50, 3 25, 3.55, 8.05, 20.60.

Men’s Undershirts 250, 29c, 30c, 35, 38 40 45c_55: 65c 7'5c

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the importance of insects as factors in con-

veying diseases. The circular S&YS_th¢1`ef 's no longer doubt as to the relations o the mosquito to malarial diseases and G0

Hlariasis.

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Bicyclists and all athletes depend _O11 BENTLETS Liniment to keep their J0U15 limber and muscles in trim.

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Our many years experience in making clothes is what helps

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if from us and get the quality, the comfort, the high class finish, -and the moderate price. A

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