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Pelfeot ,
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Absolute _
Purity I
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nslusuts Sallcltel Proust Mlm
l0llN DAIS Co.,
10'! lilton larket, llev York.
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FISH'
Sa.i.s 8. lists a Specialty.
All correspondence promptly a .~i
erred.
Stencils sent on application.
8.8. Ylileyn Sons, Boston lass.
Transfer Agents.
BIYERENCE: Dunn's or Bradstreets
Agencies, Market and Fulton Nat’
Bank. oct 30,’99,d&w3m
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IT IS ALL IIIGIIT
.1-1-u
i
llllll UM( Sill?
Clean dainty clothes is a sugges
tion of ROYAL OAK SOAP. Al
dainty washable things may be rf
llorcd tn their original freshness,with-
out injury, by use of ROYAL OAK
SOAP.
Save ghe wrappers. Send for
Premium List.
llS.D.LAP'l‘HORll & G0
Charlottetown.
Soap W orks.
ET sn _ 1 _1 1-n-Q
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Fongnvmnveonr IN
l\lllll’S lillEll Illlllll-WEST
“AJ-and numi¢ab1¢ With
liimiiabi. R»sqen¢;."
Government Free Grant of 160 Acres
W lima Fido Settlers. _
Tlilrlportsiii n Role-e, etc., Wrie to
A. J. HEATH,
- D. P. A. C. P- R.
_ St. John,N. B.\
' `0v. 22 d&w
¢
in
3°! Maps. Deeciptlve Patmphletl,
nisiaennyrisne.
Tb_ereisno use disputing the fnetthn
the kidneyscontrol the healthof the entire
system. h 'I' ‘uk
|550 of taking out the
° Iwmtheblood d ' ° '
me 'te an dischargingit
3] ID.
If the kidneys do not eject, disdmigz
or drive out these poisonous elements,
body becomes corrupqgnd as “g lima
le_aven leaveneth the whole loaf” so alittle
kidney trouble poisons the entire system,
and moreover leaves it open to the attacks
ot germs and bacilli which constantly lurk
in wait _for an opportunity to invade the
body, either through the air or by contact
with the skin.
_Here is an account of the elfects of
kidney trouble which is well worth read-
ml s_uB’er-ed greatly from a pain in my
lelt side for oyer a quarter of a century.
Physicians said that my left kidney was
senously diseased. I know that I suffered
much from nervousness, loss of sleep and
appetite, general dehility, weakness, both
0 body, and especially in the action of
ruly heart, and I blame the wrong action
0_ my kidneys for the trouble. I was
dll!! l1¢3d¢d. myight was blurred, m
blood became I
w and watery and
had frequent musculaxaln. A; a mgrggf
of fact I never expect to recover health,
and when I began taking Doctor Ward's
Blood and Nerve Pills two months ago it
:fill sith gratuit donbtfulness and very
itt e cpe, uevertookan medicine
inall_my_ life that did me so lliuchgeod
and cad va( so quicklyl.. :eefore I had taken
one x these ` t peinin in back
 was leeling like my
pldselfa§am._ lhave used three boxes
ll all. y unne is now  in color
and*I have no unnary diHcul I 
n_atnral,\'¢_Stfulaleep. lamfreefromany
kmdofpain and do not suisr from any
nervous trouble whatever I blood
seems to be full of strength and vitality
_atnd health is betterthnn I have known
i
_ to ina5years. lhavegreatplennuru
mecmmendingthisremed tothoeewlso
euferasldsd. Yourutrug LZIEHR,
u3ChestnutSt.,Toronto,6nt.
nr. wana' Li ruin ’
eumauonanu' miiifnnne-.'°'° °'°'
i -- - - --_ fil ,L _. _,WW ___ _,-

s-° -
eitiiei
iiiisii
1
tiiillilo
-9’  size.
 Dil.
Every family
should have one
 rcadytorcnelner-
' gms
l’.A‘llS&l.AlllEl6£00.,
unmn, lolrsut
Be\va:e of hnltstlons
v
.4 f
iltlttlll All Btltl Ill
S S ttitv ot Ghent
I/ F 3"? 4
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1.-,fi f  2*-‘ff 1-/ '- '_.1-_ 
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ilalitai and tlliailottitin
S. S. City of Ghent will sail from
Charlottetown every Friday at 7 o":lock
during the season oi 1899 lor Halifax,
calling at Summerside, Port Hastines,
Port Hawekesbury, Arichat, Camo,
Isaac Harbor, Salmon River, Sheet
Harbor, returning will leave Halifax
every Tuesday at 6 p. m. making some
calls. The Steamer has excel-
lent passenger accommodations.
Saloon amidship. Special low
lreights will be given this season-
Furthor information apply to
W. W. CLARKE.
Agent
‘h’Town,May 21.tl Ex. &- Pat.
'White’s
Caramels
and
Snowflake
Chocolates-
Can he had at any ofthe
following Bret-class stores.
T. J.. Morris.
D. L. I-loopeo
W. Plckard Q Oo
W.A.l'|utcl\_agqn.
Stewart A Gates.
Sanderson 8 Ge-
F I WL?-"-W
inn wonui on snonn.  .   i
Skates made ot gold and popular in i 
St.Petersburg. One lady had the bled;
ol her skates enriched with dlainou
Skates set with pearls and precious
Application has been made to
......i.....i.. i._..:.i_.i..i.i... me 0 n ()eC0
Liestenant-Governor-in-Council, ei Qu
0°
bec. tor a charter of incorporation of
~i~»\- S-i»~L-wr-no-r-chico-P-LQ Could be Written and even then the subject could not be
as s joint stock company, with eapi
stoekiot $6,000 in 810 shares, and with €Xha,uSt@d_
headquarters at llontreal. The put- ,
ess-
i»---wi-comp--y-nwbuildwo-. Today we Write but a- fevotwords but they go so well
beats. canoes, and other pleasure v
els.
O H O
has been discussed among the leudi
hockey teams in St. John. Moncton a
Amherst, and. it the seheme is eousn
mated. it _ought to be a.suocese. Th
Orioles ot-Moncton arcanxleus for sun
s league and Amherst is also nnderst
w be willing to help the movement
Over the salient points of overcoat buying that ~ no pro-
EYOUR WINTER OVERCOAT should be
l
3 fwarm, comfortable, Well-fittiu,<.>,° and fashionable,
fyet so reasonable in price that you will forever
A-1 ini-:prove-of-\ hom: 1--¢ - spective purchaser should overlook them,
U-I
.'23
ood
St
along. With two or three teams in
John and the Amherst and Monete
.i ,§fecl like patronizing' the store that supplied you
=--»= --» inf--wi-ici-i iw- -io-io lflf you look through our generous assortments,
‘§#"|‘UH]
‘I’|"""P"""“"@"""‘
prove a drawing card. The hockeyie
here would like to hear what the u  h 0°  i | i  V
St.
John teams are doing_ab0\1t the matter
. _ 0
E tear tpanstowhch hae gone to
--<1 ~»e=»-mi.;-»» -my i»=°»»-ef i fmeet your desires, note our low prices you will
such a league being formed andwhoth-
..n....... no .mi-»»-= win b- i-~ Ealways buy your overcoats from.
eluded The time of yearls hens whe
eomethingehonld le done, ll anything y
is to come of the movement.
O O Q
BICYCLE XOTES.
Til IIX-DAY Clmblll .
Louis Gi Mm el Pitsburg, a Germs
 Pinus ol.B°¢wn. hm
Canadian. are both 24-hour record hold-
ers. Gianni wouibe Sbheur race in
the Garden last year. with Pierce se-
cond. ailfieroeweri the only 24-hour
ont-at-dcér race lint year. In both
contests geeonlu lvvlv broken-
Hsrlcy Davidjlpn said Alfb Bmke,
seine! Toronto. oem moe lwlsw
gum, Davidson   greet sakgter _audl
c 0 Q45' .» YUHWQ' ‘¥P“*'
gg?" ixbcth sports. Boske ls _s crack
roxrlser. navivg one woMh¢Dw1°r ~
raee.
'monsapk .ot -Cyclists . in Boston
aimed on their bieyeiu yes-
terday and °D_l_9!°d 111°" 'PW-
rk tm or on the
sm _  .' ~
uni tuned -in .warmly 1° 1° ht'
spring.. ami!! lweliifirwereel N11'
if
 _ I. Maollllllll & Cll.
Where worth and low prices meet.
Tl-IE BR TA
Mining Co. of Ontario, Limited.
. GAPITALIZATION
$lllU,llDQ.,00 'NIU pull and neu-assessable.
threu h the ps 97° ° _
ed'-mm me “def ~ ws' Par valleiof shares, 300. enoll.
Owning and. operating the celebtrated “Gold Hill” property which comprises 1,308 acres of value*
tneiladyeridess locked 10110111 and OU; elocatiou situated near Rat Portage, Ontario, Lake of the Woods, between Sultana and the Regina llinm. Y#
ot dale. in illwet im” bccsnlc 1505.]-§llh;g suicieut to supply 30 stamps. Controlled by strong Montreal syndicate.
knew their snmmeigcycling skirts dl
nomnreo-its-. with f.D~wi»f- mi - Several hundreds of feet of work done
day was niueh *like* the famous Dceelil'
bo Sand-1 of wo we -go. wife; Eg@pog|fll|:h 5%! llelste- Pumps and 10 8tuq_l.
everybody who amounted to anything
in iniiqaaenfneo some Snake# i
Park.
ooesir or rnxfruxr.
A herse named llultiiorm is consid-
ered ons of the greatest norses that
ever raced in New Zealand. Out 0!
nineteen races Hultitorm won fourteen
times, made a dead heat twice and was
second three times. He is 110' Ill
England .and the Autlpodesss expect
greet things of him. His arrival _in
England swells the list ot Australian
and New Zealand hersss racing there
to upwards of ilttv.
The English llst racing season closed
on Saturday last, and no more races
will take place under jock ey olub_ rules
till the saddling bell rings at Lluwln
onthe 19tn ot March. Tl1§1'° Will 5°
plenty of racing during the interim how-
ever. tor. unless trout or snow prevents
them, stseplechase meetings at one or
more places will he in progress tor at
least ive days ot each weck- Bf°l\\l°i
the Jockey Club takes -no °°¢\\l*’°°°
ol it. etecplechasing ie known al 010
illegitimate sport, but it is by no means
without a rulof, for the laws of the
National Hunt. which  Observed
at all meetings, are even stricter than
those ot the Jockey Club. They permit
two 1-sem er. the lat eeoh day. but
these must net be less than two miles
ma in inggsteepledsae weights must
be carried, while the competitors must
have prevdtheir shitty fb lim? by
saving teen pimedono. two. thru in I
cron-ecustry ruse. lleet el the start-
ers in these events are ridden by gent-`
lemeu rlilml.
1-un-_QlP1l
._ e
/:.-fr-1
_. V All nepgssarv buildings ( about 20 in all) are in good repair.
A .working property now .producing bullion.
Assays are usually satisfactory, running from $3.00 to $400.00 per ton.
Mill runs show the ore to average $15.00 to $20. per ton. Last mill run (August. 21, 1899). ol Sl teh,
gave 857,85. or $15.25 per ton. The next mill run expected to exceed this value per ton.
For shares and reports by Engineers John Hardman, S. B. and Capt. Z. J.S.Williams. _
THE SAWYER GDMPANY. Tooele Bnililioe, lootml. 0\l\l\.
-Local Agents VVanted.°'
(3-. E1. C`}C)()I§,
1 Corner Queen and Grafton. CHARIJOTTETOWN-
 Pulneis and Slicers.
A ¢;'_A’r;lADi.»,\r~i p,
[lil []llPll| llllllll `
--` I*
Justie lklng fer lmao Presents The hwdvvmlt
and most permanent picture made. New scenery and acocssorilll. I P 
and the latest designs for photo work.
Baby always welcome at the stole ef
H/RCN.: li..
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Lv.Hnlltax - -we. m.
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Ar. lontreul - e. m.
Lv. llontrenl - 0. a. m.
Ar. Vanoeuvw m.
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ali' 'l‘.l‘»-“-'»"l»UK.R
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bail I
lt\°l° (W U1’
alldwlto
that causes
one healslltths
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,§,§°°‘f_fi‘g_f‘_'-,°_§f,:l’,:;°,°u°’“°°_‘ ‘.}’.f,;‘_°§’,':‘;, Mmfninnea by nn indie; um ef omni. Running on noLL1m  
m ‘mm it bm ,M 13”; is ,“¢;_ BHARING3, doubloiand single action.
\°“’7“3"""»""°"""""“"‘°‘”““"°' QHURNS i o:a1:r1=aNsi M » if
proved womans useless because they .0 _
08000* l'°l°l\ *°" °f “°‘“°°”° 3 5°* The laxwell Favourite Churn, eurpamm anything in the market, ` A _...__
 Nm” by ln "'17 '°' erected on a steel stand with combined (Foot and Igvos drive.) '
l \ll?l\\’li\|¢g.‘mr° All! Clothes Wringers, Washing linobinss, Hansen, Horse Blankets
.ini nina tv! 0° '°°
W. F. Barter. _,,,,_,,_ ,,
. _. '.  '- .
g°2'r»»-fanned.
wana en' =i» i="~$Tm use
on Sv-L ..:':°.*:F..°~""'
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Balcd Hay, Crushed Grain, Oats, Bran and Cornmeel.
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