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low lfreddma helkin.itch¢.oon\.
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SATURDAY JULY 9, Iwi.
lomepeopleull it letter, milk ernsi. or
-£11: mflering iron it ia aometimes in
tense; loml applications are retorted to-
they mitigate, but munot cure. .
I proceeds from humors inherited or ac-
quired and perailta until these have been
removed. 05
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positively removes them, has radically th
and permanently cured the wont cases, and
|, without an equal for all cutaneous C
eruptions.
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WELL DONE SUMUERSIDCI daily a summary of the P\’0kl'¢as ' "" _;<.“¢'¢
ol the war campaign, and recent- _ _-7, _. ,_ V  _gm
ly in this brief review when speaking ot ’   '_._~ __~,§
Kuropatkiifs troubles. used the quota-, g* "‘ 
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Congratulations are due to Buinmai-aide
the result ol the pleblleite in regard
water works and sewerage and also on
e auspicious opening of the Home
omers' week.
The voting shows nearly three to one in
vor of the modern improvements re
ierred to. The number oi! Home Comers
by
Nova Scotia Steel and ‘“
yesterdays boat. is quite up to, il not
excess ol the must sanguine expecta~
Coal Co tions and presages a result worthy of the
intelligent, energetic and well-directed
  efforts of the promoters.
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Orders left at Dodd & -
Rogers will be carefully
as
looked after' sunstroke as if the Day of Fire had
hurch in this city, enjoys the rare dis-
.___ l, fl    tlnctlnn of being the only Islander who
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s yet held that position. So long ago as
ative and to the manner born," to be
re settled, and because of his intellect-
gifts, rare powers of persuasive speech
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A SUSTAINING DIET-
These are the enervating days, when,
somebody has said, men drop by tho
dawned. They are fraught with danizer
GEO' J'  to people whose systems are poorly
sustained; and this leads us to say, in the
, ¢ufq,,g_§§t for    interest of the less robust oi our readers,
New st) les. n
that the full sifect oi Hood's Sarsaparilla
is
calling this medicine something besides
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blood purifier and tonic,-say,a sustain-
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will without any doubt avert much sick-
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The Toronto Globe in connection with
tion, “The atara in their courses (ought
against Siasra." Whereupou a puzzled
reader wrote Toe Globe inquiring. "Who
is this man Slsera, anyway? Is he a
Russian General or a Japanese Admiral T'
Tbelnoident has its humorous side, oi'
course,butlt serves to show that the
man, otherwise intelligent and educated
but who is not familiar with the Hebrew
classics is alter all ignorant. As The
mystifled by his Shakespeare, and Milton,
and Wordsworth, and Carlyle, and
grea
marvellous literature that embodies
the history, philosophy, oratory, and
Parliament, or by Laurier or Ross or any
ol their predecessors in Canadian Par-
liamentary eloquence, that is not, at its
highest points, touched and illuminated
by a Biblical phrase of allusion.
Na wonder that the Government
should want a plenty of political colonels.
The non-political generals-the Lieuten-
ant General and the Auditor General-
have proved so troublesome l
The Toronto Globe in its splendid an»
nivsrsary and memorial issue, incident-
Citizen rises to inainuate that it was of
__,_,;_;.,_ _ _ 1 ,  If this be true, what of it i George
"li` l  `,"` ` Browns pen was mighty, his influence for
If ‘  good was potent and he left, the impress
 `   of his mind upon the Institutions of his
vig..  rf ll - . D
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own bands, but rising Maher fmm year IU
. year as time “poses more and more of iw
lbroad and deep foundation.
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Neglect of the study ol Biblical history /  , "  
and literature results in loss not to , ~ ‘P "- \
religion alone, but to the whole intellect ` way ` / ‘
ual lite. The man who is unacquainted 
with his Bible will at every turn he
Browning, and Tennyson, and Ruskin. ,
The best things in English literature are
allusive,and the common source resorted
to by all t writers and orators is the _
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poetry ot Israel. There is scarcely a
great speech by Gladstone or Beacons-
field, or even lesser leaders of the British '
Prices..
Low price is not the only attraction in the list mentioned
below-even more important is the fact that the goods are
strictly up-to date -the patterns and color effects are those
for which one would willingly pay full prices. ,.~iThe goods f
are shown on tabled in centre of store. ' l
my speaks °,,m°und"_ ,he me Hom 4 pieces of Fancy Dress Muslins, marked 38c for - _
G°°'f1° Bf°°'°- “S *HWS bee" Pfemim' °f 1 piece ot Fancy Mercerized Lawn marked _goc ‘for
Canada. The statement is strictly true to ’
tact. Huta carping critic in the Ottawa 20 Pieces of Fan Cy Dress lwllslin, “SP€Cl3.1'”
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old Canada and not the Dominion that ` S Plec S 0 aucy Dress Goodb’ marked 65k' for
Mr» Bwwu held bbs Premiership and'-hat 3 pieces of Fancy Dress Goods marked 48c, for
F. PERKINS
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1.5¢: yd. 7,
104: yd.
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‘ U.-zder thc caption, Canada a Nation,
F the Chicago Tribune recites that withii  p' cf      ‘
the past ilve years the trace 0! Uanada . ., , ‘
the UnitedlStatee has only increased 33 E ` 0|
hasinereased 65 per cent while that of     C
per cent; that Canafa is yearly exporting (ASSETS OVER $2-]_000_0o0_00_)
$83per head 0( her products to foreign _ _
markets compared Wm, $35 Der mad ,D for sale in lots to suit purchasers and on easy terms uf nav~ é
xo doz. Ladies’ Kid Gloves, `
to 7%, new goods (all guaranteed) $r.35 .»
for
8 doz. dark and medium
(black)_ sizes 6 % _
85c.
tan guaranteed
gloves, sizes 6 to 7%, regular $1.15 for 70c pr.
2 Baskets of black and cardinal cashmere
Hose, all sizes, to clear
2 doz. Ladies' Fancy Musl
for
at 2 _gc pr.
in Waists, $1.20
25c
10 only white Pique Underskirts, $2.40 for $1.00
Lot Children’s Muslin and
to $1.10, for
Linen Hoods up
29c
Lot Ladies’ Leather Belts up to 3oc, for 15c
50 pieces elegant Dress Muslins at big cuts
in prices.
Io ends Muslim, all colors, me at 7c yd
12 ends all different patterns, I2c Muslins at 8c yd
16 ends Dress Muslins, 16c f
22 ends Dress Muslins, fanc
or irc yd
y stripe 16c for llc yd `
All Muslins mecerized Finish, 22c for 150 yd
Also an elegant showing of American Zepher
ginghams at greatlyfreduced prices.
Buy today,
it will pay.
Prowse
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The Wonderful Cheap Men.
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States bought homesteaas in Canada, and
finally that with only one sixtieth part ol
our Northwest yet under Kcultlvation our
prairie land produces 110,000,000 bushels of
cereals annuallyflhus are we being taken
notice of by our prosperous neighbor. As
Poor Richard put it, “Now that 1 have a
cow and a pig everybody bids me good
morning." But wait till they see us in
the middle ofthe twen tieth century !
To ours a headache in ten minutes use
Kumiort Headache Powders.
“Dliriilsn
Almond
Pink.
is the ideal preparation for
all sunburned or chafened
surfaces. In_ the first
place it is an antiseptic
preparation, removing all
the inflammation- then it
is softening and healing-
makes the skin like velvet.
Once used, always used.
Price 25c per bottle.
Prepared and sold only by
A.W.RCddln. Phlll.B.
The Square Druggiat.
Sunnyside.
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.Rocky Point ,
is an ideal spot for an outing.
just a few moments’ sail and
then all the pleasures of the
finest Summer resort.
A well supplied Refreshment
Booth ie now open above the
Indians' camps.
ice Cream,
Strawberries and Cream,
Sandwiches, cake, coffee,
Home-made candy, .
iced temperate drinks.
"  V2  . the United States; that European imml- ment' For Particulars address
,  ii / gratitniu Canada in 1003 was eleven
' times greater than it was in 1893; that W K  E S
last year 48,780 persons from the United . R 
Charlottetown,
Manager P. E. I- Branch.
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FR E of CHARGE for ten years.
”RE|_|ABLE DENTISTRY AT “l
THE L0wEsT voices
PLATES-Our lates are the best made from non-mercurial Eu -
lish rubber, and willlnot irritate the most sensitive mouth. The teetqi
look as if they grew there. All our plates have a double suction and
will always sia_y_ up ; they cannot drop down. We pay particular at-
tention to buil in out sunken cheeks and restoring lost expression
CROWNS ANT) BRIDGES-We do this work in all its fprms. Our
gold crowns and bridges are made from 12 K Gold, and will not tar-
nish. They are so near an approach to the natural teeth that you do
not realize that they are in our month.
FILLINGS-Filling teeth properl is saving teeth permanently.
Good material with good workmanshaa means good fillings.
EXTRACTING-Teeth extracted sitively without pain by n
simple application tothe gums. N0 C)d)cAiNiz on lN]Uiu0Us Danes
Usnn.
If you want dental work done call and see us. Consultation and
Examination Free. Our Prices are the Lowest. We give you a writ-
ten _guarantee to do your work satisfactorily and keep it in repair
Guarantee Dental Rooms
Cameron Block, Charlottetown, [over Reddin Br0s.]
p Dr.  E. ROBINS. Prop. J,
I buy the best Footwear gold will
purchase and tell at the lowest prices
in the city. `
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some to this mri and gn Lied wi h a can on
the lame lime you will save mane on evevyl
pamhaéemwpiaae. snaps for lean Bayern
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TENDERS
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC Woizxs,
| Charlottetown, July 6th, 1904.
.Sealed Tenders will he received at
this omcc u til noon on
Mondaa Julv 18th. |904
Prom any person or persons willing to
contract for the rebuildiu of Dufiy's
Bridge, across Mill Pond, Lot 26,
Prince County, according to specia-
,cations to be seen at the residence of
Michael McKenna, Newton, Lot 16,
. and at this omce. ,
The names of two res nsible persons
willing to become boungofor the faith-
ful performance of the contract must
accompany each tender.
The department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or an tender.
Tenders to be addressedyto the under-
signed and marked "Tenders lor i)uiiy's
Bridge.`
L. B. McMILLAN.
Sec‘y of Public Works,
9 :aw & wid
Ch’Town Board oi Trade
ouimenrv Masons.
The General Quarterly Meeting of this Cct-
Dannion will be held at itheir rooms, Mar-
Each 's iiuildi d fl-
, ern ng, Queen Sheet. We nen Y
_ evening, July 13th at 8 o‘clock
W. W. CLARKE.
Secretary,
Charlntgeipwn. fdygtii, ion.
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Whether You _
_ Ride or Walk
for your pleasure. the satisfactivli
you receive from wearing glfmmi’
that are as perfect as the art of the
sailor can accomplish is il greater
pleasure. Prove it for yourself bl
leaving your measure for li Samui”
mir if Mauna a co. A r=ff°°‘
fit is guaranteed, the cut wil_i b¢ l”
the latest e, the fabnc *li*
new of its gud, and, the 5'5"’
and workmanship umurpukd-