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| | FE ? mn Che Ex r Publishing Company n Hc use Building, Queen Street | oe ae who knows - ~ 4 | how, when and where to advertise. RATES OF SURSCRIPTION \ ~ lL The merchants who S ADVAN j = & j advertise in @ne Vear 4.00 | oC | Tue EXAMINER oes Months 2.00 td ot a are not the men One Month... ass RMS: & x Dollars a Year “This is t Li Sp sneneae 8 es i cae rue Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Publi peak | 85 you can see for youreelf. 3 ‘ pee ame : oe Cc, mays free.” —Eauripides. Single Oopies T | But vou may get the Lenefit a | mnenicepninninn sen Pm aemnsitininninananteonnennincnnniinnenentiin a i ae P 68 wo Oenta i ot the sad € xper rience THE WEEKLY EXAMINER = Sc aqaenaame: — diel | by watching : ry r ms ee . | how, ae y morning. It OL ‘N = ven and where they ad\ertis ‘ appeared > tina 0 y V 36. C | Some papers teria: ‘A li | na : r Pay advertise ore, ed = D, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1896 freee est news # ] ® 4: > 6. NO G | many do not *1Or ly a ¥ | Unt) few pay, ae . and they car t C\LENDAR FOR JULY 18¢6 ¥ 3 Sete - — : a . rome oe - can be picked out at sarees a I or Sale or To Rent 1 / SS<S < TES NE tS GLO OE er 4 7 : | by the large amount of advertising they do j t < < ¢ < ¢ A s i = 4 i Tr - < ~~ ie ° ‘actin ied es *) SP SESE EDD BREESE ee eee ee : \ M lay, 22 4m ie ¥ The Brick House on Prince Street op a , SS” SS> , As The } Kir } ; s ” } posite St. Paul’s Church Heated | s } ' 1¢ Kiss is the Universal Form of Saluta e Q r ay, } 2m . m water. Blectric i oh a My i " a 101 “ tion in Phat Country. E M ' lay, 1h.32.6 m.,. p. m ae Phe on working dress of the Yee | 2 S > | landi , it} ; j - . S. R. JEN KINS ? “ ndic women, without distinction as t an sy ¥ atch declining health of | ial equality or } eonsiste of ir dauchters ' an in | ' | Sex | Sen | Hie { cea : ; , wenn nsist fa ; " a daughters. So man) are cut off | Day of Week ’ sup igh j . rment of wadmel, in one pi xy consumption in early years that rises sets water | 0 ice. | \ . <tending from the shoulder to t ' there is real cause for anxiety. In | miniiaiiiiiinenliian Titans ! es i fastened at the neck wit at ton i the earlv stages, when not bevond ener } clasp \ } a e ih mi hm aft | fasp, With petticoat of whit ) the reach of medicine, Hood’s Sars: on n | icf iat i [ : arsa- Bt AY 4181/7 49 2 _| Merchants’ Bank nf Pp. F. Island. } \ wadm l,and a blue cap, th a parilla will restore the quality and 2) Thureday ot al 6S . . , Wate! igs down on one side te quantity of the bl s wi s 71 ‘ 13 { At the Barga OY Pg a OT ee o8 t a ee a ee he blood and thus give ; Lael 19} 49] 4 5 | Notice te penarotteto wn, May 30th. 1898, the v ie a C ner, The superior make and finish of cur readymade clothing, together with | aan ts Seat: Oe ee Keead the following letter: s a) | 20 2; 2 e| gieticeis hereby given that a half yearly e very low prices ¢ : : t Yr Ww tivals occas their dress is wit is but fest ' ; : 5138 AN ae | : Oe oe at the rate of 8 per cent aa yeariy y aaa at which th oy ae sold, keep things box oming in the clothing ie } Then tl It is but just to write about my ; a ; . 48 6 16/9 = oo a —_. Bank as been |} hi ave just opened some nice lines of ilk don? 8 blouse ants 1 b epartment We : hey wea in addit 1 b daughter Cora, aged 19. She was com- { aN 2l 3 7 94 | red, payable at its banking house on ¢ 8, ‘ and two or thi lue petticoats j ‘lyr ane i 7\T ay ie a : . <4 ~ and ay next The Seaiatiier teamion = , are bound to sell. an ave marked them at pr ices which ‘fat’? and in 1 I : ul pletely run down, declining, bad that tired . S =< i 8 2 @ closed from Jsth . >to 2 : and in tronft an ron, horde eli d friends said sk 8) We sdav 23 | 47 | 9 3 both ie to 2nd July, next, 2 with a material reaen i “7 ; : Soaring, and friends said she would not 9} Thursday | 24 | a - 4 a yi iin toa tembling bla velvet live over three months. She had se bad 7 A | . Vvraow uch Is a domest¢ manufacirr Th 1) Fr AY 25 \ | 10 33 | ; J*M ne. \ petticoats are fasicnel * i int . , ; i | Saturday 26; 45] 11 28] mays ,Gy2,6—vky. ‘ neath th i oa } ia 2! Sunday 9 oe sdiiseisielibecaiaal as =e . by a girdle of this black 5 MM, = - | i) morn 8 velvet, embroidered and studded wit oO u ‘4 it lay | 23 | a ; 43 | ARE YOU Go ING T0 u — silver or gilt ornaments as they | | é ; nav Ossess . 5| Wednesday | 29 43 122 v : eo ee and nothing seemed to dv her any good le weal 1 >» | ; si : . : dice is also ornamented and] I happene er ss F ; say j ov | 42 2 + | | “ fastened in front with larg clast oie ne a about H 8 Sarsapea- ve riday sl y ° i 2 ‘ —? iad her give i i ? 18 Saturday | 2 ip ; | erally gilt, and rendered more conspicu- | very first dose s give ita trial. From the is Sn i ~ ; = | 0) 3 53 | ons by being fixed upen a broad | te Att a dose she began to get better. 4 inday 33 | 29 - 9 e ing ced on é road bordel ter ta cing a few bottle he in . ‘f blac } ; es she was com- 20 | Monday 2 g of black velvet, bound with red. Over letely cure is seat 2t 3 6 41 _—RY THE I R ve the indice is a jacket. called *tenka,"’ Oe ate y cure d and her health has been the 22 | a 4 35 T | r 3x > -- n the Gents Furnishing Department. Our aim in busi oe ting close to the shape tis eae ia . best ever since.” Mrs. ADDIE PECK, 23 | + ednesday 36 | 6 8 57 | ' FA required by the trade. It m ay mane oA 1 1 « I USiINeSss 1S to keep eve ry thing j In this line etd lias a 7 an made of black 2 Railroad Place, Amsterdam. N. Y. 3) Thursday 37 5] 9 47] ST v . : ow be called a regular wildern { Ge : SOMES AE VEY. 200 Os See). Ts ee oP ae oe 24 | Friday cs ae a { Ivipes ng ' e838 0 ents’ Fur nishing y nove Ss. dark blue or red worsted, an he shoes . my mother has not 25 Beate ee sk} 10 31 \ Prices moderate; your wants guaranteed, pie whith ane 40 on ted, and the shoes | stated my case in as strong words as I Saturday | 39 331 10 87 i. hich are of seal, shark or sheep skin : a 26 Sunday at ) . ' ee - are made tight to the foot ar ab ts would have done. Hood’s Sarsaperilis 27 | os 4¢ é Il 4i 1 foot and fastened | has truly cured me and I am now well.” Monday ti} 31 / aft 14}. Buy your tickets by the SS HALIFAX | about the ankles and instens with leather | Cora PE 1 oe 98 | Tr | 42 | cae. Ckachaeieen Gases Wether os leten, Guctete Mytcae a her | Cona PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y. i ~ , 0 44 | teaving Charlottetown every Friday at | aces. Un their ingers the women gene Be s ‘ : ; : } iday « es gear e sure to g ’ = 2 ' j ‘ £0 1 16 pP- lt. | & Mt have many rings of gold, silver or to get Hood 8, because ea 49 27 | 1 49 y y rass, according to their means; and hc 31 | Friday 446 7 26 2 2 W. W. CLARKE it known, no present i s 3 J i <0 | 2 40 j 4e ats aa prow is so acceptable to Ticket Age: t i ererne girlas a ring rhe most ‘ May 29daw : ; - singular and at the same time the most Island Railwa oe ed beautiful part of the female costume is ‘ ’ i “ . . u STEAMER. F; r the head-dress, called ‘‘faldur,’’ which is i ? ; made of white linen, stiflly starched Onand after FRIDAY. 2rd July a ] : . 2 r . . oo ’ a starched, : E - . 3rd July, 1596 : s our Custo é y , ar : . kept in shape with az . as Is the One True Bl ~urifier, / nail the trains of this Railway will an sae This sheocees Wisteet geeemiemees ; ; m T iilo1 ing Depa tment. Loaded down with the f ast ass Ps te “} i pe with an immense number | poo jored on , ood Pur fier. All druggists $1. ains of y mences her . inest assortment of | he of pins, and fror ae ' repared only by ¢ 5 Cc Sundays excey ted) as follows .— eeason’s work ail Hal; city. Superintended by a cutter second t . C J of cloths in the f pins, and from 15 to 20 inches in] — y by C. L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Se vOrkK, saling from alifax ° , ’ ‘ ; secone o none anads os as le os ie . ight . ; : siinaotaeieiiodha ae TUESDAY, May 5th, and will co can be had Weare i ia : none in anada, with as fine aclass of workmen as height. This is the holiday and Sunday H are purely vegetable, re- ‘ » aD ¥ centinue | c ad, e are ina position to ho d against ll . — . head covering ood’ Ss Pills liabie and t a Tr Ir o sail w eek! y, leaving Halifax every oF AGNES Ste COmers, OUF reputation as W ‘a ; ee : os seal ' T uesday, calli a > iilondne ne ben you visit a family in Iceland you i i " ie Spry Bay at eset ° a must kiss each member according to their \| SN NI - \ ) ‘ - “—s? re or re - : : ad a Sheet Harbor 6 as 10na agi rank, beginning with the highest | 4"#4 , i “al j AK ~ M.IP. M. Salmon River and descending to ic lowest, not even 3 30 6 30 ‘ 9 15112 10 ail Hi excepting the servants. On taking leave “ a ie 2 saac’s Harbor oer ' ) TU 3 02 6 44 I 9 O1111 48 Cc ? | \ the order is reversed: you must ki ( ( )\ - ‘ : s _— yo st kiss the 442 718..N \ S 28110 5 en ‘ servants, t] tl hild . fo - sy a ~ oo Arichat servants, ther the children, and lastlyv . - ° ; 34 7 ae te 2 - a = Port Hawkesbury { the master and mistress. Both at meet. | ¢ ‘HE annual v7 oo) bt ‘ Ov r , - 7? ing am 4 : ual meeting & 4 758 ..!} rald 7 ‘| ‘ 57 Port Hood, — and affectionate kiss the Masonic Temple ieee eee 5 50 8 08 a oo : = 9 = Sourie, on the mouth, without distinction of dag genyy Temrle,-on Wednerdsy Sth > ; ns mY 26 ¢, age or eS aa : 7 a 6 2) § 2 Kensington 7 23) 9 2 Chasioticiown and a ot rank, ge | r sex, is the only mode of | Directors ond Genauat Buciaes the election of 6 5 8 eit on iI 7 ool 8 45 Summerside. 5 salucation known in Iceland.—New York By orde ; 7 3010 OOLy | ‘ . Ar.| 6 05! 8 10 = ea | ‘Times. ) MacLEAN, 7 43.10 23'.. Miscou 12) 7 36 Freight solicited. Low rates. | ef une 19- ds3i, whvtt See-Treas 8 9210 49 _—— a ana a } aciniedl aa : S HD) cs a z : my Hil ‘ 16) z a W. W. CLARKE, Agent. ig A New Wrinkle in Photography. THE a r i emdi é 11.9 < 3 f s es aT 9 A111 Bw oO’! ik 2 13) ( Ch’town April 20, 1896—dy SPOS SS a It jas often happ ned that the only : & 5] 9 20 » April 2, i5v0—dy AS aS > Pe ES . 9 3 1 13...! > =) o i I picture remaining of a friend who has a 6 O4 o h ias 10 00) 2 03).. Alberton... ... 2 13) 5 40 » “on a So eS 3 10 40} 3 00). . Tignist 1 os! 5 00 . ees —-- iiediialeetiiilctet de “snap shot’? out of doors, which was P. MiP. ™ M.'A. M SOLD IN LEAD PACKETS ONLY. TO PRE - ee anything but satisfactory. Such a photo - oe ‘ SERVE SKATES MADE OF GLA ° s ; : a. u. : * : tee fe pt ohn — Ss. Highest of all in Leavening Power,~- Latest U.8. Gov't” graph can now be developed into a fine 6 ad 3 f ri WI 9 15) 5 40 They Are Said to Have Many Advantages < iAaes -»n. Govt cian picture by a new process. We eee sw oO 4 A J 9 O01] 5 DW 5 Over Those Made of Ste method when the negativ roved avai r 40 li Ol 20 — . Steet n the negative proved availa- re. r ia od I fo 8 37 $ 47 . ““‘T believe the ieath-krell ble haz been to print ols aR . * % PE W RITTER S10 4 Of | iI 8 15) 4 15 Very Gooo » death-Ene of wooden print a glass positive by P $ 2 405 MitStew L 5 5 ooo, = 40¢, ren te. and metal skates has been rung,’’ said superposition, or in contact with the neg- 2 LV. J j Ar.) 8 10; 4 00 ExTma Goop, - 50c, one of the largest skate manufactuse ; tiv nd fron } ] Fi “ igi : yes . Sn i's 0 74232) A TR EA Grict Berren, 60c. oe to an English reporter “Several p rd rd “ani — — —e positive, | The original and the Standard, Writing ” 4 ¥f oe 7 2 250 THe Best, © « 79c, _ tical inventors have Attica cians which, of course, is the size of the origi- Machine of the world to-day. 30 16 5 2 B I 6 46) 2 08 o ; eae nal negative, make an enlargel negative : +1 ae ese < . nm these articles for years past, and the : > ‘ argel negative : ———| a = — O DRI N K latest resu!t is a skate ie of glass, through a camera, Although this method THE NEW MODEL NO. ~ = oF \. ‘s a M. eargrangs by a ae ene pro- Re — , ne lly mee yeniz : = n in the = Us {t. : : 8 5 cess to 1e consistency of eteel, The en- arge Lona carbon estabdlisiments, it 9 37; 4 Se. .Car 7171 2 35 tire skate is of this s A | ' arCly 2 oF § 3 this sut , > . BSO a) had th ic ault ites me at 10 00, 5 15). .Georg 7 00 2 10 % ¥ part eimabtla i dae a > hs i TEEY PURE a iu - ae ik re er wi ns ; 2 . . : é > > « ‘pr rthae grain, 1 retouching A. ¥ M op, ee. with a split leather ‘lace-up’ heel-cap. ul ull t s ’ glass. ‘i ae 2 \. M ‘‘Among several advantages stated are, | ition is now rev sont Ae ail Sethe \ 7s ee 7 wo that they are much faster than steel | ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION ; Pail ehesbe’ pti a 7 nm — a S 4 “ae 7 00 blades and so extremely slippery that | HOW TO CRACK A PECAN NUT. sa “ ue ae ert $size Gesired ) 1 . Mu they will run almost equally well over | On Thursday, the 2od inst., a fareweli a Lo larged negative. The amend- | saan = rough, snow covered ice as upon smooth, service was he!d in the York Church on Soak Thom iw Water First--l’rofessionals o - , ts and changes that Trains are ron by Eastern Standard Time wer: no glide easily over inequalities, the-eve of the departure of their pastor, : ic: the Business. =~ ak em as a a bro en twigs and other obstructions. fev. Silas James, when he was presented Did the gentile reader ever attempt to le. Upont ] stion of this positive A .McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, They are made very sharp, and, owin by the 3 f ‘in erack : , , und the v t m, d $ succ it Superintendent, Gen Mer Govt. Rys to their ext hardness . ' x members of the choir with a gold- Ks pesan nut . ! ee Charlottetown. Moncton, N B : . ble ~~ Sean tel =n vi it ag headed cane and the following i Dian It is safe to say that the gentle reader | “© Anal result Let t positive be very ‘ sane . mm; and, ce stee ' ; : ated ; Raiway Office. June 30, 1896. FROM ANCIENT INDIA skates, they never want hula — Dear Pastor,—As your are about to has made the attempt. It is just as saf careful’y shite hed andimproved, as sug- | Presents many notable improvements, brt ano SWEET CEYLON."* 4 anh ae | Sever your connection with this circuit to add that the attempt was a failur gested Fhen place itin a printing | retains the essential feataurcs of 8 mple - - i » > r * fram of r — : j } . : — ‘The crystal skates are really beanti- ie the members of York choir, cannot The implemen‘: used may have been a | "| iB _ vith the glass side out, | #od durable construction and quick and TIME TAL FIR FERRY STEAMERS _ ful in appearance, being nearly transpar- allow you to leave us without giviug some regukition nut-dracker, or a hammer, or a and tC t with a dry plate. | &@sy Operatioa for which the Kemington é a = ent: the substance has, also, while in expression of our regard tor you. Tiel ne boot heel, or a pieve of bric-a-brac, or Back the plate with bl wck cloth of felt has so long been famous. Send fora new E “ : wd V :y er South port _ ply on the 2222 - s rY 2 2 ee i ee 8 ee ae os liquid state, been variously colored. oe four years of labor among us we the combination of floor and chair rocker to preyent haiation, and expose it at the illustrated catalogue. a a : Vest : Bigs rs until further notice EO —— ee — ss “7 oe been privately tested. iave recognized in you an advecate and | £° much favored by bachelors who have distance of say, 4 feet, from a 6-foot Letter and Legal Paper, Ribbons, and a wa = i 7 <= 7 amous § ating champion recently supporter of every tt ing that had for its | Dever had the chance to learn the sacred burner two or three onds, depending other T'ypew riter Supplies. EAST RIVER a =_ | tried a pair at the Niagara Ice Rink, us- object the welfare of the communit , . : on the vigour and stre1 , ‘ 3 : ee ae = = j ing mahogany-colored ones, to avoid at- Your gentlemanly ie ! re y. ness of carpets and floor polish. But =" ws sas strength of the positive J. é. JOHNSTON, M : eee eee KNOWLEDGED Z | tracting notice, the time being hardly | spirit has won for you zoe yor Christian | whatever were the tools used the result | 7 on ee ee and develop a Stamper Block tn ) Ks I r at 3 o'clock, p. m., 2 =J| ripe for exhibition. A private trial has and esteem of of all | r i est regard | was the same, one and inevitable. Tae —, ‘ x) plate as atest of the proper , Ch’town. returning Tuesday for Charlottetown; | = Z| also been made in Paris at an ice rink | come in contact. = oo have operator, instead of enjoying the whole time. If all this is carefutiy done, the | 48e%t for P. E. Island. > ne os » a a 7 : : < go poy us : “i ‘ ’ leaving Hayden’s Wharf at 7.30 a. m.| = 4 | exclusively hired for the occasion, several | you have bee a t anne 708 _ torate | sweet kernel, as he had fondly expected rasulting negative will compare fayora- | ™ ay2s 9—dy2mos Gillie 4 iets wh Mee E 2} iadies—among them a celebrated lady | 1 ins rumental in placing in | vather ‘ eotihe : * | bly with a negative made from lif a “Key ¥ | this cl gathered up ighe gine . z ‘ from life.— Ww , Af 3 — = this church an organ, thereb : : p mangled fragments from i corti Mauenlias Cinselattenstne: dee Mail 4 ae . = continental skater—taking part; their | st , thereby placing the Sts dine ead Ye ‘eons a Denver Republican. River at 3 p.m., and making return tri = a skates were colored blue, crimson; brown, | be isica part of the service on a much : : us Knees or other sur The steamer will also lea oP. rince Ade EB Th eo 99 . t =/| etec., to match their costumes,’’—Baiti- | ged footing, perhaps, than ever before. senmding objects capable of furnishing a wi Wied tee Mack Mian Ee rns ayy x e Queen Wire Mattress. — more American. catsaane a _ 2 ae ably and —— oe and tried to imagine that Sipping Liquids at Meals, Grand T di B ' ’ . , , “aA = : — congec re Js 1@ Was really ovine Ine se Pe The matter ees . ®. aving Hay len’s Wharf for Cuar = = =~ gy per tome ee ae y t — ad Ettore . r - 3 in . tiny and Che matter « f drinking is important racagie each, P.E.I. lottetown at 7.30 a. m., calling at Hagga:-| 2 — ae bo cr oad ahem oo pa PTT ge apelin gy of the fact | in indigestion. Do not get into the habit aed cree a5 cee hemes & = PALE GIRLS abet péire Je = oo aoe midst one t - they lost themselves in his teeth | of « nstantly sipping liquids during the OPENS JUNE Irn trip at 3 p. m. fron ae ¥ cee : ; ; = LSS "ag See ay and willing and came to naugi ourse of a al rij aie oa turn trip at 3 5 rom Prince Street. We keep all regular sizes in stock, but can give = : helping hand in t a Bae Bocangel age eh Sinai. 8 eoures of & sacal. DYER a Tiss as poe The steamer wili run to Mount Stewar | & Tou ¢ , ad } eS 2 give = Weak, languid and listless, suffer- tk a al > “ ime of seed, and who in I'hen perhaps he went forth onto the | sible until the meal is concluded, or every alternate we-k as the tides may suit = y Ou any special size at sport notice. = ing from heart palpitation, ner- oft — 7 e has eine won the! street and passed fruit stands innumera ated tlh iets’ delle se a = ve : a a : ¢ _ = ij vousness, stomach troubl ection and esteem of the whole congre-! ble sini nes i ae ee aia odar er ake a rt} Unrivalled : -_. 3 WEST RIVER x ’ in ; éz& | : ! oubies or | . r, ere e, on each of which he saw the pecat half an hour or so later, a sie tumciailis orivalled as a health and pleasure re eucad a —— Zz IT HAS NO SUPERIOR. and is ®sold consider —— constipation, should use Indian | gation. We would ask you to accept | nut kemelis in glasses heaped hi } ca at a eee oe er ee Will leave Charlottetown for West River | == bly ps ae ONSIGEr- = Woman’s Balm. It cures, | this gift as a small token of the deep appre- : ei ee ti aigh.and | pure, Dot wat c Bridge, Thuredsy, at 4p. m., cal Seapets a ply cheaper tnan many cheaper m ikes. z i iio te Ok ts Seer ter to tg overflomving, each and every piece a full Never eat between meals, and Iet thase rerms, $2.50 per day ; $8 to $10 pe Wes shen t juired. Friday morn- x : = WEAK WOMEN half, and rest assured that in after days it wee of the nut’s contents.” Never a | be as regu S possi Or fruitfut | 7“ k. ; a in = J : 3 ¥ acti wok i eve “24 n f hi rest ing ie@ g West Kt r Bridge for Cher-; = Our Wool-top and Flock Mattresses are the best ¥ R , will be with pleasant recollections that we ania plese, = is F " agen nt, If his a gestion may be found 1m I C. BALL. , own at 7.30, calling at Westville | value in the city é. b = down, easily tired, pain in , *halirevert to the memories of your sojourn en a filled with envy and with | th t that people who are subject to it Manager making retura trip from C harlottetown io = lly. = i or limbs, troubled with > amongs? us. : the desire of-euquiry he was more than | offey sit down to a meal immediately Chark ittetown, J 1896—3 West River Bridge at 4 o’ciock, p. m. = . bend tet zuah ot maak: S6 Se Signed in behalf of choir human, after ling in from a long wa : P Seceepieaaee vane 4.05 3—3 mos dy ate coraet es i > 2 ead, faint feeling, nausea, tr : They call scienc baa al i ; glia - oo ROCKY POINT. 2 f = Indian Woman’s hin. : lee Aram Brows, ; e y — sc ien¢ e to their ald. ‘ : fati iw exercis » littl siiaieaieas asian The steamer Elfin will leave Prince St | SS ¢ = nature's remedy for women, Geo. Crockett. dons re Chicago a considerable | W"*" nning to ¢ L sane ‘ Wharf daily (Sundays exce aed), as fol- | = - In reply Mr. James said: un Oa we ry eens Leen : , R oi onal ct to rt ry mm. #.00 a to = | “ . ans, who make a fair living by cracking | ?" iga for a_ short he] At 6.3 , 3.00 a. m., 930) & 7. My Deas Fatenps,— You have th’sev ace a rai » ie eee ; — am,llian, 2p, 4p, 26.0) SSSSS SSS SSS ES SES CC SSS SS SES =| _ Forsale by Geo, £, Hughesand Johnson | ‘ing taken me somewhat | “ as Ce ee + ee See eee p. m SseeTtrrTete Tes = — i — ee and Johnson Charlottetown and Souris, | preser ti S ; hi rf surprise in They tuke orders regul@riy from the fruit seiaiapsaate til ‘ j co ee ee ee wT TCT TT. Tole UT ee | senting me w.th this address and ¢ a : . Will leave Rocky Point as fullows :—At-. - : witha ienaiate anne ag an a ca op - stands and store: yand supply them with turnt Almond Caramels “a ; ene ae - ~< ‘OL a ss ) rour lad- see en ift i . ig 7.00 a. m., 8.30 a.m., 10.00 a.m., 12.€0| — = a STE A MER oie. pe pe a, pata ge to do cracked nuts. So far as possible they ils Wee gh ie * : sl me we . fs 7 . ‘ shied nem ¢£ noon, 3.00 p. m., 6.00 p. m., 7.00 p. m. my duty i ee ea ee ty Gone | keep their methods*in shadow—in shadow | place them in tl a ts ad F . 1 I | tf y duty io making any effort toward: the ‘deat « a } them in oven to take a dark iodave — From Charlottetown at 9.09 j ; 5) placing of an organ inthis church. Fuar- as dark as the insifle of a cow. They | brown color. Haye the irons arranged or a.m., 12.45 p.m., 209 p.m. and 4.00 tf there are two sides to this movement; for I crack them with hammers, but they get | the marble; spread the burnt ;¢ “sa z \\ ps From Rocky Point—10.00 a. m., am persuaded that no pastor eoaid Sida no such disheartening result as the ama- | evenly on the marb] ea pou . een ene 9 Neen ‘7 a ae ed 6a ; ; : , i 5 . : . arbie, pour on them i \ c 1.30 p. m., 3.00 p. m. and 6.00 p. m 5 done it alone. But being surrounded by | ““* who essays the drst attempt. They | boiling ma same as for vanilla an: )\ \ Fain ( : . 1 - d idan : f 7 | Be Asie lie ~ Y i ills cara }} SOUTHPORT FERRY. ni willing hands the task has been an easy have no little pieced topick up, but every | mels. Arrange th as le lis ala dl c \ ' ; : one. ' kernel comes out i » a s sili : cig oe op ta NS ¢ ee ne eamer Hillsborough will ply on | * mel eit leieea £ : | ealeee Whe — ae He: ut, eaneain n a under f inch in. thickness. \\ < succees § the 3 "verry til iis eine: ae 5 Pcp n you o my _apprecia- i s. it is beceuse they know the ' When cold en ugh mark and cut up the Cc) > aN unl me | eee 0 ne the part you havetaken in divine ; Pecan nut from Alpha@nd Omege. Tra- | sume as for ordinary caramel i you os eas | worship; nothi : a. ; : sf : linary caramets f ol \2 - 5 a epted, leaving Charlotte- cal es A oe > o 2 cn. ae instruction of their elders | prefer to put the almonds in the boiling \& eS ” ; e : . é > ave rht > tai i oi ie ell : ' low ) a.m., and every half | 7 nr choir your ready hel i cl ee ce + ie aeeneen Sn Te enter Go a0 just brtcre removing % tem es cd) am : oa then ere | ré are iii escence in seeki ag geen . — acqui | which escape the average man, and they | fire.—Good Housekeeping Ye rmanes worn cn Coxp, ° } caving Southp ‘ ce in seeking to further the highes ak ~; ss of r oe \\ nario. 7 . 1. m., making half hourly trips up 3 aren spree ed ee ed ee the knowled;re. eee vac ane ff to | o 4 Sunday trips :— Boat 0 i} st hi amship (} ) J. ee eed am on v ( y soak » Muts over night in soft intial Buns le Chaclos z ; ‘ ust you may still strive t ' eee » Boons ron V. 5 @ half hor ‘ : row 4 a ee ner | FOR S ALE BY Ue EC balls 1 Om all united in your assistance to oe ver r It i ist | The reporter lay on his eiderdown © \ \ I r i ry . Y : iOurIY (rips upto 8.39 p Steamer ‘ ast lwavs keepiog i » ' esult is survrising—it must sur- | couch, slow ' i os ee w oahne % i laid off ee ee ee a pastor, always kKeepiog In view tie wor ie : , —— } couch, slowly breathing his life away ee eee Lae eS On m 11.10 | ” o'clock, a oo | HIS fine indie is now running ship of Almighty Col. If, during mv prise — the nut itself. From acrabbed, sniimeaaieitiih tinh idan aa a , . Z / Lid., Detain: 6 exch iin : 45 I ay and law aie ae i . . v ert: ; ; ae a , _ t i as ‘Try near +3 - } steamer w cl , ios eeoh week ihe INNE LL & CHAND LE R, regularly between Montreal and | ministry, some have been led to Christ and 06siguar angela tan ow oy | Suddenly the luxuriously furr ist 3 a see eee vA joi : ; ime to accommodate Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father others strengthened, I rejoice that God has handle at no provocation whatever and | room was " filled “tina : furnished | od) 1 cloth-bound fer « appers ees Cl{\ . . y ° : . : ee i : . 4 i ospnoresc } o at g} ‘ | Charlottetown, June 4, 1896. Point, Gaspe and Perce- made me the honored iustrumenst. I é¢an | ©° all to pieces over a rebuff scarcely | jight, and a pale shade ’ re a GCXGX 000 3 P~) \ ——— 2 | assure vou that Mra. Js . ces worth mentioning, it is changed inte | ;,, 1h eos Se appeater, ant | Elegantly Furnished for the ae ‘h i Mars. James unites with he ti S oo banged inte | ing at the bedside, grim and inscrutable f ' —————— a = me in thanks for kindly expressions in a perfect model of generosity, willing to | ‘7 as } , Seeton and Mitchell, Halifax, Azents | Passenger Trate— Biectric | reference to her. She has always felt a | S!¥e UP all it has in the world aid Sai Lo . : am the messenger of death!’ he | for Nova Scotia, and P. E. I. ae ome Lights throughout. deep interest in the cause of Christ on ali | Pleasure of the first cover. Try it. Let ae = . ~~ Freight carried at reasonable rates, and | our circuits, and has been a true helpmate. the man who would serve nuts on his One moment, please!’ gasped the handled with Great care. Special rates Much, if any, success which has attended | table, or regale his friends with thenr be- reporter, reaching feebly for his not made for Dry Goods, or any large quantity | my ministry has been due to her timely | fore an open fire, go and do as th j beok and pencil. “How do you like Our Yard. wa is the _ to ae your sige fle heated and » Ses wad plambed, for in the fall it will be | or merchandize. aud praverful counsel. We would again | ‘who have studied the matter a shag partion” too late, as everybody ” | be in a rush then and it will cost you a great deal more. assure you of our i i F Sorccoll on aeons —_——_—_———— ‘ , . Ss ) interest in your welfare tomed to do. Let hi . : : So if you are contemplating having any of the above work done, we are prepared to Eggs Carried Very Cheap. and trust that great spiritual prosperity that falls from hee ~ ore =e a — GREAT SALES prove the gre at | give satisfaction in all its eit hes at a very low figure. Remem we d& The sailing dates are:— may atte . : eMedia, . eaven to crack nuts with, merit of Hood’s Sarsapar | , z y ” mber we > all our Hy _ yattend you. Ifyoa do not alwayssee | pot attempt to soften the 3 § : pare. And examine the contents. We can | 0W® work, and can afford to do it cheaper than any others in the business. We thora From Montreal. From Ch’town. | eye to eye in some minor maiters, we feel ae 8 I ul ; *% _— with prafan- Hood’s Sarsaparilla sells because it | supply you with all kiads of lum oughly understand every detail of our business. Jobbing done at short notice. Law- 8th June ist. June confident that your higher aims to assist iy.es fo une Soe It it better for his accomplishes CREAT CURES. wake, and other machinery repaired. - We also handle the National! Dish Washer. 22nd “* ian |“ the worship of God will always guide you jfriends, his carpets, his fingers, and his Things are getting warm in Constanti- | ve r a . a i i j TT . | “3 ‘y it W ill Pa ‘ } ou ashex, rinses and dries the dishes perfectly of either large or small family in from 6th July woth “ to do whatever you are assured will be for ‘eternal record. Besides, it is the right nople. Two Pachas have Leen dismi-sed | 4 . ae five minutes. No wee no mess, no slop, no wetting of hands or spoiling of 20th . * 13th July His glory. Way. and will lose their salaries, jf thev ev - ‘ : clothes ; no broken or chipped dishes, r Will ‘ 27th « | ; a eae Boards, Shingles, Scantl = : ; pped 1e8, no wiping necessary. ill produce a finer pol- 3rd Aug. it Trusting that we may all be d gotany. The Societe de Navig . 8, gles, Scantling, Stud permitte on ciete de Navigatiou has | i ge ding, etc. - yo ay a be ee tis weil and durably made of sheet steel, galvanized 17th “ 10th Aug to sing the “Song of Moses and the a. s Light Summer Coats and Vests at refus -d te transport Turkish troops unless Robb Armstrong Engine § : 2 8 ‘ “& . A lot of laths just lied g rong and substantial, Best of references. ae ‘“ : po al : Lamb,” I again thank you for your ex- the Barga.n Corner. i = money is paid down first. Otherwise, | Cerrect Besign. “ th Sep ept. pression of kindness. ‘ ike some English workmen who repaired r JAMES BARRETT, McINNIS & THORNE: CARVELL BROS., —_— a ice toca : ithe Sultan’s palace a week a on" thao west Workmanship : re 1vD j c } 50 mig > Agents, Woo! challies, 150 yards, marked down Boys’ Blouses, 500. he o7 es a er ne . we. er RO ENG ‘ s Men’s Pants, : Porte appears to be comp etely —

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Connolly’s Wharf.

Charlottetown, June 5, 1896. PHILHARMONIC BUILDING.

May 28th —2aw (1 4), 2m

to 15 cents to-night at T, J, Harris’,

ust opened at the Bargain Corner.

both in fortune and reputation.

Amherst N: 8S,