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CATIS @F SERSCRIPTION ’ are not the men : A> : ? ‘ . - snilsiinnisinigi : sisi : lati eels soi re ee to make mi*takes, 4 as * 84.00 re Do a ee ae a sue raat re : - you can see for yourself, | ~! Six Meath. 2. Ohi oa Sut you may get the Lenefi i “ ie¢ TERMS : Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free,”-—Euripides, Single Oopies Two Cents ina ih any I snada | by watching as 1 aited 5 | -—seeaserar-nentiemennoeemnsennensesienerennunnnermnasnpeeneateaannijennan sesininnnnsnenneingsiterin eer angen taaginan aeaape gimmie . ts | cae, whee ‘and where they advei tise. Be aR Vit are Gare eee | Scme papers pay advertirers, oe THE WEEKLY EXAMINER a ; . | Some do not, wake | aan = pee Oy OO. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1896. NO 2d. eee. tht ——- | and they can te picked ont ts | by the large amountof advertiat g thew to ¢ ‘% ee j ‘ : . Sra

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New Moon, 10th day, 3h. 2 , an p.m posite St. Paul’s Ch L. ‘Seated fo het | A shoemaker says ‘“‘As s00n as & man 1 wat \ ar, Lit tay, ilh. 1 mM water Rie Cc light, et Apply to j : = ~ j : . . O . oe oe F : oe - PP’ ; aS ) | shoes Lean tell whether or not he isa President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio, ‘$a Pull Moa, 68 Cay, 5H. ny J S. RK. JERAING = { . good walker, and it is astonishing to js highly respected all through that am \O, | find how 1 We ° know the proper way ection. He has lived in Clinton Co. +an ; w i to step o the shoe is wor rhe y a ac 2} : oe oo te ee ie on is worn down at 75 years, and has been president of he

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| ( Day of W-ek: | i ; ; DER WhtT Inn mm } ue » Sabing ank 90 veare le a | =i } Fides sets | water ARE YUU ti ING 10 / wack—and the leather of the sole shows the . ‘abina Bank ~~ ~—e He gladly 7 | i ; | F \\ | sigas of weakness at the ball of the foot testifies to the merit of Hood's Sarsa- tc b——— | oe | “i of . { }o\ | aw littuie greater on the inside just below parilla, and what he says is worthy PAE ‘ '4 ? 1 > 2¢) SR ait BO / | the base of the great toe, I know that attention. All brain workers find 7 re 1 iY sy t 49 | 2 3 A ’ AY the wearer is a good walker. Hlood’s Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted me 2 : ' | ‘ ** ig. set the heel is turned i to their needs. It makes pure, rich, ey} 3 i i " © . . » ° y { one side, or is worn near the tue . ¢ ° — . van 7 7 : ‘ ; } at red blood, and from this comes nerve ‘ . a} 484 5 6 | Our prices on all midsummer goods are down to the fine point. We have Know that T have to deal with & POF Syental, bodily and digestive strength. 3 ° oe es —BY THE—- Y . . 2 Cc . . : : pedestrian, The reason ot the difference a ' . : oe ae 6 | Mon-isy ay ag! 7 24 | a splendid selection of summer Readymade Clothing for children, youths and in position of the worn spot lies in the | “Tam glad tosay that Hood’s Sersapa- : 71 "9 i 23 FAST | N = D . ‘ ° fact; that the poor walker walks from his Filla is a very good medicine, especially a g| Ww y a} 47] 98 : men, Our prices on these are tempting bates. and we are having a Very good (Uji | sues, and the good one from his hip. || esa blood purifier. It has done me good .s 9)" . ' °4 ‘ 7 i - *y3 . " 2 e vr eat th the passer by io the street and many times. For several years I suffered } [ 1) | Briday | 25{ 48] tos —— | ‘ateh, but our stock is a tremendous one and wee require some pretty livelv buy- \ | yeu will at once see the difference. -Nine | greatly with pains of ih i i So v 26 4 , ; l 23 . . . . at ou . 8 Tre De L 3 i 2 B é : “ e. - 24 : Ruy vour tickets by the SS HALIFAX . fi : 7 b a} d ? fi ‘ " > fr. ? : | | straight ont with both hips on the same | =e r. 4a ‘ 9 j 15 morn - LICKE . Ba, - \ > > > cre. or Yr » ’ & : - 8 | St gees | a Chakecene emmy fides Oy Ie before it will be cleared out. Don’t forget we are offering real inducements Y | tine, and the toc will bo the fire ¢o | eura a | } ... oes * oe. ¢ : | . . . . ° a strike the TY ill | i 421 p.m. | " d a d , y " Onn .R \ | strike the ground, ‘he tenth man will | 4) ‘ _— oe po ; = | on all this class of 200 5S, an it W ill pay y Ou to inspect ‘ { \ bead his knee very little—just enongh to | ada ; 22 ’ , ea wy : ‘ " ; * tg on 2 . ' W 3 W : CLAS K EB. ° j * ar ni ee 7 — the leg in one eye and about my temples, es- + : . enw ‘ + . : ‘ pedis ‘ rom the hip, very much as the arm 1s ially at night when I had been aavin 4 17 | Friday | . = te Ticket Agent. > swung from the shoulder, and not from are day of physical and mental sateen 72 & | Saturday z; 40 3 53) May 29-—d& . the elbow. : 5 4 ue i i ’ | } 5 9] oa at | i ‘ “By nn doing he calis upon the mus- | Itook many remedies, but found help only /& a1 ' 4 * “1 ” re eg ett’ mane a ‘ : Hood’s Sarsaparilla which cured me of = zi 1 ‘ . iS | es cles which are strongest to bear the in . , a 9111 . 5 7th UW 6 Se Sie! a . strain, and increases the length of his rheumatism, neuralgia and headache. 3 z2 : i a. ‘ i EA h} E R r is rN E 1 stride four or six inches. Yhe heel Hood’s Sarsaparilla has proved itself atrue > . 23 7 > | 9 47 Coe ‘ ; touches the ground first, and not the friend. I also take Hood’s Pills to keep ara 24 |! 8 so] 3G Sh rae ieee Wasted comerencee ber! a A “ee —?; oo mom os my bowels regular, and like the pills ; eal 25 | < f 2 10 57 ! astnet commence er \ ball of the foot on making another very much.” Isaac LEWIS Sabina, Ghio. 4 wg , : : ' iseason’s work, sailing from Halifsx stride ee ’ ’ 13 ot 45 1. ork, Salling stride. Z ie 4 TUESDAY, May Sth, and will continue | ‘‘Men who walk in this fashion cover | ™ b : 1: | ) 9 441'° © l weekly, leaving Halifax every } \ ESE SE Set ’ the ground 30 per cent. faster with the 3 . oe ve 7 ‘ 83 on 1 i i Tuesday, calling at the following ports: | 2 same exertion than those who walk from : 24 Wwe sy , - ae | Saey B ; i \ the knee.’’—Pittsburg Dispatch. i a \ i ’ j a” ” ' ) — — — | i ” 2 2 i Si Hart . ° a . T y - ° ° = 2 1G ' San ktver, | X But the bates we offer in our Custom 'Failoring Department are such that VY EXHIBITING A HAREM. §arsaparilla | Isaac’s Hark« ry . ‘ ‘ . — e p oe - os ® _— oe e rEN . TOO nO startin ’ A Bankrupt Pasha Becomes a Democratic | . ; ‘ecist . st , , at ci : ie island Railw | Cairo, | () taste cannot resist. The finest and newest cloths, made up ia a style that cannot seston, seine facet eins 3 ‘ i 3 | Arichat, — : : a 2 . ‘ on @ . . A genuine oriental harem is now be- Prepared only by C. I. Hood& Co., Lowell, Ms i : | Pou Hawkesbury | ‘SZ be surpassed in America, and at the most reasonable prices are our drawing sath Seunine oriental hens te now be. | Fount ae Leeann senna 4 ‘ a ae Port Tocd : . ‘ manager of the Berlin Panopticum has ’ . are purely vegetable, care. . mand after FRIDAY. 6 Ju Is! it : : . Cc ‘ iat ae aeriin i p iAS , ~s & : s of this Ratiway will rap dai y Souris, i ecards. Would you be tovred out up to the nines all her S. persuaded a pasha living in the old city | Hood s Pill Cally propared. 3 conta, = Bapdays excer et) as follows.— Charlottetown and i . oO of Kayroman to exhibit his harem to the Se bs ge cc tated Summerside. .% unfaithful. ‘This is the first time a Mo- ., ae . ; hammedan has ever dared to disregard | @@#€CO@s SeOPOOSEOSSSEGOO8® 7 i ' , | ‘ ‘ rs ~ Trains O as iv s I reight solicited. Low rates. ; the very strict laws of his creed in such e -¢ g ¢ r “ ; SLALIUNO. vara. Kea , : oY: + t | away. The story of how it all came | @ - r ‘ Pp. W. ¥, CLARKE, Agent, mn about is quite curious. The pasha, the “ 4 a e ae a Ch’town, April 20, 1896—dy f ‘ proprietor of the harem, became bankrupt ; é i A. \. M.jP. M. * i ; aud worried much abeut his inability to e& ¢ ’ Py ; 6 30. .¢ 9 15412 _ ee oie | f a keep up in due style his very pumerous | ® we 7 . x | soe 7 as . Q family. The manager who happened to > ? 2 ee 4i2 i is .H 10 35 1 3 be in Egypt to engage attraetions for | @ ¢ > Br = is : bs 0 3S Provincia Cals the side shows of the coming Exposition | @ PICT UR E 5 7 ost, ¢ oS ; . ae oe Under Act 57 Vic, € ¢ rel : in Berlin heard of the pasha’s difficulties, : 3 - 5 44, 7 SS 7 48) 9 57 nder Aet 5 ic , Cap. 6, i aud prevailed upon him to accept a mag- | @ : S 7 se.) 4 = : = and Ameadinent | “y= nificient sum for a six months’ contract | ® FOR . 63) S22..K 7 292 to exhibit himself and family in Europe. | © : 6S 8S 45 ' fl 7 OOF} 8 45] THE limt! of the amount having been ex- ; : : : P e 2 > on “< an 2 oo ' we as . Seated bor stacure of baat seasion, the Gov- | The pasha, who had to choose between ale } z* 5 é =! 5 ee ae Od "ha 5 191 ea ment of this Province is now prepared to | certain fortune among the unbelievers or | @ a 4&3 pS i foto a ' o 42) 7 | receive loans fer + or long periods In-| 7 absolute ruin staring him in the face at $ 3 4 : ; on i =. ‘ 7 | = - ot ; ee “y 4 aaae loan ne ( ESSES a CVT ES ~s home, was persuad “l to accept the man- a } A pretty colored poare for every ; 7) S ANTI Me «c+ PUSG BBM + ceeaus a) : was UIC & ' 7 ena atta aod - } w na — se ae a ah. ws : c i ee : Dee ae 4 ager’s offe and thus his household is eo 2 * San! gh”? or every 6 si, fe- a aed a oni ANGUS ‘eMILLAN, CN . 5 A 2x OS >> > > > ; ees pee; oe _ = ” om ; 9 Bsil & ; 15 9 re . Provincial Treneare x PDO DP II SSE Ey — DP fh Y yer Oe S_J " now to be seen for 50 pfennigs (12c) a }@ buoy Soap wray pre, 4 Z S mi 135 ..1] 2 a 6 . - - SS SD : aa — : = CN head at Berlin. $ These prctures are well worth é Ci = ; Aiberton ..<6 ces io} 2 40 bn sone . . , ; > enong?} > nash: owe »xcel ett = . ee oe g oe p os an WAKNED BY A THUNDERBOLT, : . . ve , ’ Sure enough, the pasha showed excel- | ® getting. WO 4) 300..1 1850) zpzeaeeasbss bbb be £422s bbb £2524 Le Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report lent taste in the selection of his wives, | § ADDRESS: ’ A, ES SE SSS SEE ES SS SS SSS. CS ; ‘ “ a . , are very . " : . ai = = | Maine Liquor Dealers Think Providence e all of whom are very good-looking, and | @ A i ee = laterposed in Their Behalf are considered great beauties from an | @ : era é 2 64553 0 { ‘ 915,55 40] & = T! li yuor lcalers of South Brewer oriental standpoint. There are a number : Ls Vex Bros.. L d., é > Fe 70h 3 14'..! | »|) = = eer (ar ’ f very handsome child rom 6 to 16 22s¢e ‘ ; . # ca a > ae ‘ = : 7 = = | Me., think that R-v. Mr. Runge, pastor of very hand om children fr om 6 to lbig 24 ‘eott St. Toronto < sore on Si ist 2 = * the Congregational Church in their years of age, and some twenty female|}@ ws aguchall. Halifax ‘gent & lo 4 & A sect | $15 415) & se I the Voneres : slaves attend to all the duties of the/® ...°.'U." nents jog fax ae ieee é 8 A) 4 OGiLy.s Yr Ar SlIO40/(= fe == | village, bas received awarning to let them household in full view of the onlookers. 4 oF oo “ OU and Prince Miwa PY: . 90r 1 a 74233 @ = ¥ a A cE azo Mr. a ~ 0 The most interesting part of the show is | @ - 4 oe a > 2 1 di + 735 2 @ = ; 1 ; , . py > as ,_ = ni yanuds were great riends. OW! 5 YES not the persons themselves, but the life ese VV SResaes2ce® Sa a | a 10 i@ 5 2s). . Bear River ...... 6 46, 2 9S =: A tno rot om stock of BABY CAR tIAGES w cre= sttended his meetings, and contributed they lead in the harem, about which - r ll & 600 .S 61, 1 Ws rereived a little late, we have only a few left. ¥ | liberally towards his support. Last wia- ABSOLUTELY PURE much has been written, but very little 4 \ = . 7 = | ter when times were dal r Stat- e known. Several of the pasha’s wives a 3 (ere. ML ‘ ales Alas da ; & | ter when times were dail, many men stay iia IM ch ee ee eT es pas} g 2 4 Mee 30 33/ These we do net want to carry over. They = | ed around the bar rooms tvo long for their KOOTEN ay have extraordinary accomplishments in I 9 37) 4 de). .' g 7125) F 7 rood, and drunkenness was CoO.nmon. Kk KAHOE BRIDAL PAIR. 4a / a the way of singing, playing musical in- Se we 3 16 Gy 5 15). .Georgetow Tw 210) & = |} was " thes that Mr. Ramage starved his A TUC AHOE BRI ontenenm struments and dancing. They are very ce BRIS Tous _} I A. 1. M M. | == S| -rusade against the rum rellere. Two or | ggature of Years, But Set of Purpose, Not | A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST AT or-| clever handworkers, and while away lB I | STOL’ S$ | o f ry. M A. 2 > ws ¢ & z hree men were arrested at his suggestion, Disheartened by Opposition. * TAWA MARES AN IMPUBTANT nan oo er See hee — — mar lanicenialetiah-oadiabben emmaseunnsenstinalestil Pa 7 SO) .Emer 7 # = : = | and oli three of the bar-rooms were 1ad Down from Tuckahoe came yesterday INVEIPIGATION. me and os Merwe eee ¥ ay oe 4 S 40). .« I rs 7 00 = ZS | ed, and the proprietors were fined. Mr. a mature but ardent couple bent on wine 4 os gr one micdeteg d, forty-seven persons Bik IST O 7S at M 1. M ie - ; 2 | Ramage kept right ou visiting the saloons | simony. ‘fhe bride to be is a farmer's Archbishop’s Palace, Ottawa, os ee se E e: - —— ——- A ——— — 2. ° ‘ = ‘ : ° ° 7 ‘ ac aimee — vs ee a te a = Dou t negiect this opportunity of buy ing ¢g od = and praying. ; A gain and again the seer daughter, the groom a plasterer. His 8th November, 1895. Artof Conversation for Dentists, Z : ; eee ee carriage much lower than the regular price S | wade raids, finding nothing. At la-tone | grade has left him poor, and he wore his | sr, 8, 8. Ryckman, M, P., Hamilton. The dental profession in Vienna has ane . : A- McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, i D 3 2 | of the liquor dealers, weary of the pastor’s | working clothes. The bride had a bonnet My Dear Sir,=In order to comply with | formed a novel society, which proposes at sapa ria “ superintendent Gen Mgr Govt. Kys = Sj onervy, said be hoped that lightning | with an extensive flower garden on it. Te . Pe oes of = tniiees ths ween | an . ty Fn = ed P : your request, I visited no less thantwenty | % instruct its members in the art of 7 Charlottetow a. Moncton, N = = | would «trike so near Lo Mr. Ramage that | Her dress was short enough - ee ye eetiinl : of differe a ane 4: an dtdadition pleasing conversation, garnished by light and ‘ Raiway Office, Jue 3), 1526. r —— & | he would get seared and quit. somewhat more than her substantia eed = vt Sages BBd CONAIIOB* T anecdote.. The theory of this is that the SUCAR Tb Bf = = Ti» aes exprerset a monthago No shoes. She is the widow Ellen Kenney, Se ” ied cK who a ased tC 4! | patients undergoing “long and difficult COATES & z Ra Ra sS ‘ 4 = = = : ; : § > The 3 ic called ° Jure, ) : 8 os . - a : a a sa 4 of = | ching came of it until Sunday, June 21. It | 40 years old. ihe saree a ae oe one: a, Saeed ms - day dental operations need to be amused and a , wry 4 a 4 ; fm | 12s 8 hot day, and Mv. Ramsge, exchang, rheias ts “ ei . He is not suliet tad: étrocions!y for aaah rvs iotits eusertataed. . : The Greatest of all Liv , " sth an will ply on tl = ( ws & | ing pulpit’ with the Holden minister, did a hearted youth but ‘ thinks his rhenmati m under one fort 1 or sieathcr. a hs — oe a Stomach and Biood Medicines i i ithnor rill uv on the > = - ‘ s . ‘ - , s S rn é ° cited the f: at » » ace " — Ea tand W ihive “ until i ee r notice - = ee ers ae _ a — father should have forgotten love’s young | they bad obtained considerable relief from See ae ae aeealied pbagarn or *: é = a asain 2 ‘ : : 3 on ( : ng : : tp een = a . aoe The ior fxg z services were Grease aT sixty winters which he has | the above-named mediciue, and were using | time and attention to the scientific side A SPECIFIC FOR “ . wep =a SE TE SES SS SS SS SSS SS SSS STS SOSEOSTE TTS small, the reg ; 8 4 weathered. r it yet wi ; ype ‘ at cer- ‘aaa ‘ ‘ . ; Pheussati i pasT Iver. SOF 8 FS FSS SSS SSS ES SITES | ie inte ape iostent of the church | “Se cpt are weak pur though | tny tha i he my fcae aie pon | 49 ect and itest, ie sents | Chreate: Compt Will leave Prince Street Wharf on every | —— ee 2 = |} about 8 o’clock, when Mr. Ramage was] gtrong of purpose, and when they . q 2 a Pere 64 , ae Chronic Complaints, 1 b> o .*1 ’ SOLD IN LEAD PACKETS ONLY, TO PRESERVE : ; tiehtniog ? Y | ful effects would disappear. Others told | Careful, persistent and thorough work, a Monday fu ane toneggey" re eo «2+ THEIR FRAGRANCE,,.: talking to ae ~~ buls of g 1tn1ng ) counted up car fare they found they had me that they had been cured completely, it went on to say, is one thing, and it is } | 7 returning 1 lay r Charlottetown, struck tLe epire of ms — reer = enough to take them to Williams- f-It no more pains, could digest perfectly highly necessary that no operating den They Cleanse and Purify the jeaving Havden’s Wharf at 739 a. n down to the roof aud, breaking throuzh | bridge. } g \ be erty lg are should forget the atie j y fj : . ‘ Dorf » a sts ae wt the patient in t A calirg 4 Haggarty’s and Hickey’- ’ : ’ : the ceiling, tore up all the boards on the ‘We'll ealk,’’ said the bride. Ce ae ie. ee the chair has none of this kind of stimu- Btood. Wharves;: ieaviog Cuarlottetown for East a veav Gene, « 68. En plaiform beh ond the pulpit where Mr. ‘*By gosh, we will; you're a bride after sell Sa ani resusc ee erie to have als lus, nothing whatever to interest him, . oa, 5 iis River af 3 p. m., and making return triy ExTm@a Goov,- 50c- | Ramage usually stood. Had he been ia his | my own heart,’’ said the groom wh transformed into new al Son . th and is generally suffering besides. The All Drugyists and The steamer will alao leave Prince Stree A TR EAT SrucBerren, 60c. | accustomed place he wou d have been enthusiasm. | . aa . Pi chee Bf os neha ce Se j real dentist should be able to do- his G a — l B ¥ ler ' eile 2. Wart Gites on Getanden tt 5. Tne Best, © © TOG, —- -s edele tavdnd & det. They walked from ee = - o a seaser, : : e -" a work deftly and quickly, and at the senera sCALCPS. . a.m.. ieaving Hayden’s Wharf for Cuar S.nce then the people have looked upon aes and drifted into the Jolice ae . : ee Sak . ; resuits, €& | came time, by clever talk, keep his pa- 1 . v ‘ I I 5 > ly one Case a aS 2ars ‘ te Son f » anerati lottetown «t 730 a. m., calling at Hagga- | O D RI N K the liquor dealer as a prophet and speak to he you tired, dear?’ Ryan inquired atin ae we po oe ce, tient’s mind off of the operation. — & ty’sand Hickey’« Wharves—making re him with re-pect when they ask fur hard as he dropped este a seat with a sigh of | tiem anal Paralysis sieciheniad physicians eat haar’ ee ota ai, —— Cs ’!:):):n eee ¢ ae tS» eae Se ae $f ete tents satisfaction. after careful study, had pron unced ibe h io ot th i attent! n fy ‘ Rr "''e q , . 2 scietanenaienaaaaaaea ¥s ” uy ‘ , Vv Pd P lave se cir att 0 severely upon Phe steamer will ran to Mount Stewar ? “Tired! What is a five-mile stroll on | ease incurable ae éusnati 1 . , a : rt : 2! 3 ne, lnatis suct ractici science ¢ ave give ( >) > avery alternate w k as the tides may sui TOILNTS AT THE WEDDIN::, one's wedding day? Just a pleasure trip, com non ailment, - a eet . ye - ae pres we So cae aa STE AM ER LN eee 24 , . icicstenemnianelh : ’ i i . 3 , i : i So” . Sa WEST RIVER. The QOueen Soberly Attired—Other and 8 Oe en eS hint olways mach difficulty in Overcoming i, greater number of them are hard stu- a4 n "5 f > W von rlettetown for We-t Rover som what Gayer Costumes. mer + ae 7 Clerk McCabe with I _— it 1s we peers to make known | ae ee — they let the ee ii } ' 3 i ba Se al wis 1 ‘ i : u a remarkable medicine 00 side of the world go in their pursuit « r i = gr, Tiarsday, at 4 p.m, calling & Loxpox, July 26.—At the reval wed- | the information that a brida) party had ae . j bee : : I a oe : . oo knowledge ; it ‘ * ‘ } ! rt . ° 7 vO Af ork a . =] : se = Zz . peCares : ee : 5 ; ,* ss tee Che . ding the Queen walke! into the Chapel | arrived. above = ; te = - the occasivn of lee g it ‘ ake This has given the American dentists j “ls Pi - 7 7 ee Royal, at Buckmzhan Palace, leaning pair and carried the news to aqemre Ne ee , Wi a : who have settled abroad in the conti- lutietow ( gat Westville “7 : -| Peuel in the back room. The magistrate pubsic of the capital, Wi-hing you far- ‘ as : g a peavily on the arm of Privce Curistian of euel in th . — | se Ce ee ee ee nental towns opportunity to work up asa making rat from ‘ harlottetowa t ‘ upset the plans of all concerned. ther sncecess in your undertaking, believe Pee we aahe | Ce A oe West 2 » Be ial i ot Sts : Deumark, ard was couducted to a char at om Marry them? Not a bit of it,” he | me sir . ™ large and flourishing practices, merely; «<< FE : ij nipple Vang borat dale ihe lettof and facing the altar. Her! oa ° «ies them hunt up a minister "Yours respectfully, beonuke-they have sakes papas So be Se)? rs 3 ROCKY POINT. : m jesty was dressed in black silk and wore willing to make one of sixty and forty. (Signed) hivosve Geocix teresting to their patients — and have ; Re a —7 Fe =~ i Phe steame= Bifin will leave Priece S'. FROM ANCIENT INDIA th- ribbon of the Order of the Garter and | y Quire do that kind of addition.” : b eee es ee amused them. as the Viennese s0- | he EB. = th ey ” = . ; ee ae rae ‘ioty ses vis sti ‘lasses in | SS ar en nn as ee heel y Wiwarf daly (Syndays excepted), as fol - ees Ore Sa 7 poring rere’ 2 = here ratte seu Clerk MeCabe had to go out and ex- “Satisfactory Mesults.”’ tid i coated sabia haa vas ae ‘eel “ty ea : : o * lows :—At 6.308 m, ¥.00 8. m-, 9.30 TA ce “oe mounted with a diamond tiara, Covere lain that he had on hand only a very . huh adaibiditae: Uiiiin Yn “Sy ts cre eee AE cet at 5 a ra” my. e.m,tla.m,2p.m,t pm, and 6.00 OS LETIOD A ee EASIDE HOTEL, | kustica Beach, PE. her head. bashful magistrate, who did not dare So says D:. Curlett, an old and honored ee seuoaaie tale alse ek ae ae P .. « og s WILL BE The Frincess of Wales w re a gown Of | face the bride in so trying an ordeal. practitioner, in Belleville, Ontarie, who tates i ae gre flan ee - : ' . W rave Roky Puint as fullows :—At : a Bae ch U Hv il ER RESORT | OPEN J UI-Y rich white silk, with silver embroidery “My sakes! I don’t see why he should erites: “Fur W asting D.weares and Sero- York Journal sort igts Guebec Steamship Company. ; 7.00 is. m.. 1006-2. m., 12.00 ? around the neck. Her hair was dressed | have any feeling about it. I wouldn't fula I have used Scot’s Emulsion with the cls a iieeniiiec nian $ bo , 5 09 p. 1a, 7.00 p.m. ; iy wader p> Og =H eB hie ae oes ry tng Ail ge in exquisite tase, and liberally set off with | let him kiss me if he tried to,’’ said the | most satisfactory resnits.” Cheerfulness. Re , : : ot ( : Sur Still Water Buthing nice picr, Bowling Alley, ) : bride. sever vancaieeideniuirdallaiente : : TIS fine a ; “ 3 .* wks Cuasleteae on nee + fn “ft and Sti er ing. a Sinakaile. 0 molten Maa i ’ set Be cheerful. Itis trite advice to tell ioe fine steamship is now running a. i os We oak a «i quet and Tenais Lawns. . MIN NEWSON Tue Duchess of Sparta wore a gown of “And I guess I wouldn't if you would; a Sa: % arlie § pio-lles ig a horrid fl | omen to take each dey an 8 comm, reguiariy between Montreal and , } From Loky Point —10.00 a, m., Pe tga ORS Charlotetow: white and silver brocade, and a magnihi nes mach," sald the groom. ‘. aa <. ; : s avold remorse oyer what is done and | Charlottetown, calling at Quebec, Father 417 I j ariole.own. , : Seventeen men and all the court squad Yee, but he once saved me from a mad ; ; : : a . : : a8 500 ¢ m. and 5.30 p. m. SA cent diamcad tiara tipped with white : : ar forebodings over what is to come; but it | Point, Gaspe and Perce. Re ;' : beep | volunteered direction to the = many | bull. is no less valuable advice. Nervous ohne seme GE. Ya oo). eal churches in the annexed district. The ** How was that ?” aia id adhiickd Un ce ~ | Eleganily Furnished for the SC) WORT FERRY. : hip iim Ari "te Nn WI . sah - Teims The gown worn by the Dachess of York couple selected one in Washington ave- eee deaendirdiiaes ae , ap 9652" - is seldom i — of pres- ean: edae rial % a ¢ ; Sos - S-: ; ; ; é : ‘ ‘ stared gan t thror , “ouble or work -ork ausse rade—Eiec vi a A The rteamer Lill-Lorough will ply on ; Tee et PCErEeTa Rargste be io OP gata , st — me oe — nue, The crowd followed them, and | another tield.”— Cleveland P sind al a nie be shel be oz Sen a ee Be : . . — i the Southport Fery till farther notice a pha Oh! Esy M trimmed with pointe d Alencoa lace. She | gightened them by their numbers and ae rr nang a a . ae ms : ” Sane Lights threughenut. e 7 Sw npo ery jal rene ou " ie a . ‘ core ? ~oines t ose wit OOK t a { : > . si ‘ : ! , eee also wore a tiara of diamuads and pearls. anxiety to be in at the finish. The couple sus PAmCts ePReh Eine somes, to a wa : no . i“ " and ¢ imb Freight carried at reasonable rates, and ; 'g ya ¢ ted, lea Charlotte Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain wore wolte | lengthened their steps. They distanced Sith sce ese ceudietaie am : al peri ‘ oa aa alae bandled with Great care. Special rates 8 Su ave xceved, faving ,HNaTio : . . Ae - » ‘solutely i é t avo O-Gt Fi ’ > tow: at 630 a.m., and every balf : eatin, the bodice being alnost veiled with | the crowd without sprinting, and, turn- | A New Remedy in General Use in Manitoba | jjye within the enclosure. The past may made for Dry Goods, or any large quantity ' hon p to 16 pm. Leaving Sonthy ort a Coach meets wu, ydeuk wore a dress of ttriped les adie int he cole uate i , oe “a eee mare bron tard,end peli hem th. " aij 15 a. m., maxing half hourly trips up Tae el tent wt a rad he lic having a | cause the last heard from the groom Wixsirec, Jaly 27.—The eff cts of the | The future may be like the past, but the Eges Carried Very Cheizp. a We on a c., . wie 2a. ee me" —_s Athy china gave sik, the ootice saving 1use e 1as nc. oc & revular wave of asicknesa ai | woman who worries about it may not . : 7 to | > p. m. Sunday trips: I = = Yunter River . was: - cK ne which sweeps | » Y Tire sailing dates are:— Se ee ee wn meine Si eee Stati ; white Morie Antomette fichu. acenete Gent eee wt ek over thie porti: nof the Dominion in the | live to meet it. If she does she will bear Fr M : , F Cw ote . a a “ — ae rae eenncinentnaes B ; >; we : = ; . ee : ; The , j >j rhic rom ontreai. rom Ch’town, half irly trip plod v0 py Mh. Sicauier —" * wborer (lear oy on fener )-* Why P eohinh aban an’ he’ll just have to wait for spring are 10 1c ub'e in the Increasing i s The only thing _ ith w hic h she Rul J } 3, ry laid " 11.5 to 12 o'clock, noon Tl pe t t! eel bhages zigzag, Jim ?” | his pay till J get in a couple of weeks amounts of the drngyvist’ ea'es. There] should concern herself is to-day, its sun- ; 1 7 A Une } - vi *» ° . —- " : “wee re wlan jem ere cab "Ss ZIZZuag i ‘ a ze gnali ; : ba! 8% s. i ad . i . ‘ha a tte oles fies 2? nk “ ul és On Tuesday and Friday of each week the Coach leavesCharlottetown direct every Tuesday, te tT. mi ameensiabeie i > tils orf | work an’ we get to rights.”"—New York | has been quite a ran on the k deey remedy a a oe egeea Soe Neely. Sat , * ae a 2 late i 1 f r Jim | doves that ter pat th ' - ieted GE edine wales th - ’ | wholesome work, and, perhaps, its neces- 6th July 29th camer ¥ r } Oo ac uthwods ‘ > ‘ r 7 “e 4 . = +1. 7 Su 5 > 5 y der 2 ME | , ’ : e ae ‘ ee Pe re = gee ao day end Saturday ; betw een 4 and v9 O clock p- m., ca ing 0 the track.” - Sketch. St a dias Dodd’s Kidney Pills "The * : ae of sary sorrow. ah * 13th July 4 the travelliog pubic. ; - . J oe eccuvery from ASS RS ° ‘ « ‘ e ee terrae LY True Blood Purifier = hie di 3rd Aug. 27th f riues's. — H E ON ~ Bright s disease of Mr. Arthur Coley, of Might Cool Him Off, ; A os g ‘ ‘ ee — ees % ‘ 5 . . ie * 1¢th Aug 4 "J EES ENENZR EEN a ane ie” gage Ac Shes Somerset, through the use,an account cf Arriving Missionary—I gather from Qlet “ D4nt wn 2 a . a. é ay is om sap ihe e which appeared in the ,@ ers, gave a con—| your cordial manner that I shall ieet 14th Sept 4th Sent 16 0 f 4 AN a It is for women get Hlood’s and ONLY HOOD’S. | siderable impetus to the sate, and the) With a warm reception from your king. “— 7 77 P . 3 ; 5 Ratna “ to know tina: # mo = : = remedy has become indispensible in many Fiji Islander—Not necessarily. At this CARVELL BROS., 4 & OPE q : for all their ail- t! ¥ A Maniti ba lou eholds, its fame having pen- | aeated season of the year he is rather eae Sti: Oia Agents, 7 J Our Yard. 5 if J Ne meats and dis- f # strate BT We tTendah of the prov- | fond of cold roast with a salad. I nen aw ), 21m . e UJ SE Bi PRELL S Cry nr ofders INDIAN 3 é 1 - ead cgi 5 _ ' x ot} 1 | Tue | ae ‘ cra So. _! 6 a Beas Fy CAH a ’ - WOMAR'’S LDALN *% ; ): 23 : : f SEC avae si oe J a ¢ rand Tracadle Bea h, P, hi _ At Whist. Sie—Ten’t the rale, “when a . ats ame? PLEASANT VIEW EOUSE. . And examie the contents. We can 5 ; iS Dre-emiinenuy « a in doubt play (run ps?” He- The usual 1 al 5 ‘ supply yorwith all kiads of Juin a s é; the remedy. Tired wornen, f P rule is “ wheo in doubt, ask what are! PuT 3A LEY &e ASENGY ber, t a a . t :."—Puek : Ji Shi bS1, GG, RIGA, THIC : . . , repare 5 weak women, sick women— ( raumps. —£ Uck, \ HICH has been thoroughty renovated and : ; a1? [ i 5 { Tope 7 Srp 1a8 been enlarged by the aldition of a " ’ it cures them ail. Never # es : . “All bs © , i > It ¥ ili Pay ¥ ou. Lanett te fail Price $f 09 é Unrivalled as a health end pleasure re The Chiidren’s Knemy, Having been appeinted Agent for Walter tome eee ae a a S,arde, Siingles, Scantling, Stud FOR SALE BY 7 . t UJ. ( cat. Scrofula often shows itself in early life Thompson’s Mills, Seefrth, Ont., [ am eft eS a eae - >JaTus, HiT oc j & an » raddressine: we ‘ ‘ ‘ . , ‘ _ 2 3 , Cx rac 4 oe, gies, g> Ne amph et free by addressin;, ¢ Te- ms, $200 per day; €8 to $10 pe} and is characterized by swellings, absces prepared to ree i eorders for the above | gre lass cummer cee e cation ata F Ing, etc. Balin Medicine Co., Ltd., Toronte,Ont, = k 2 : ‘ . : ; ( ante dt} elity lease 5 q A lot of lathe just landed ™ 7 AT A i i ; week. ess, Lip dis'aces, ete. Coisimption is. GU8ante | the best qnelity. Please get 3 4° Te eee E Bu NN IX BE & CH A DD L W ' ; AN I C. HALL, scrofula of the lunge. In this class of duvbtions befure purchasing chewLcre. MATEHEW SNITH, JAMES B ARRETT For esle br Geo, E.Hughes and Johnson and Manager | diseases Scott’s Emutsion i jous | r ’ 4 *roprict : . 4 ’ or esle br Geo, B.0Ug ‘a Simnision 38 unquesuon: | We W. CLARKE Prozrictor, . Svuris. . 2 : . “a . . . : g Connolly’s Wherf Charlottetown, June 4, 1896, ohuson Charluttetow D ab Charlottetown, June 4, 1896—3 mos — | ably the anost reliable medicine, wkyIn een | Pleacent View Hampton june 15, my ononolly 6, W hert.