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Get _Ridi _
of -_Scrofula
' nunchu. uuptimninlpmmntions, sue-
nessof thscyslldssnde\r¢.disaucldthl
bones. rlcksts. dysplpsis. eatsrrh. wasting,
areonlymmaclttntioubhlitcnuul.
It is avorynctlveovihmaktnghlvve of
the whole system. ' ' `
i-lood’sSarsaparilia
1-Jrudlcstol it, cures all its moniktltiolllt
and builds up the whole lyltem. »
Accept no substltutl.
Prussian Stock
Food for Calves
Prussian Stock Food is indispen-
sable inthe successful raising of
calves, In this specialty it is per-
haps of greater service in cases of
indigesticii, which, invariably pro-
duces diarrhoea and “scours"
causing a stoppage in growth and
development and producing what
are commonly called “runts” and
“scrubs". _Prussian Stock Food
tones the digestive apparatus of
young cattle. even when they are
siriall calves, enables them to as-
similate their food, keeps their
blood pure, and stimulates the ap-
petite so that they are constantly
in good condition. Scours destroy
many calves. These troubles are
caused by unsuitable food or over-
heating of the darn. A valuable
reirredy to give in such cases is 2
ounces Caster Oil iiiixed with prie-
teaspooriful of ground ginger. 'lliis
should be i"ollowe-d by Prussian
Stock Food, half a measure of the
.i'russi:in Stock Food in a gill
of water and 2 ounces of L1_uic
VVater. Calves tli_at have Prussian
Stock Food daily in their food sel-
dom if ever have any troubles. _lo
develop young stork use Prussian
Stock Food. 50 cents pa-;‘kng'.'.
Sole agent for P. L.. I., J. G- fillin-
ieson. Drtiggist, Charlottetown,
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 -EXAMINATION
.e __i_‘_&Y____  '_-___
1%
" Eyes should be examined ~‘
' every two ycrirs.
Tire eyes change. Glasses
exactly right last yczir may be
injurious now. Whether you
wear glasses or not your eyes
should be examined nt least
°DC¢ Every two years. \Ve are
eye experts. We can aB'ord you
perfect sight.
G.- F. Hll'l`CiiESON,
1<Ixpci‘t (lpticiiin.
25 d wtf.
*_ ____ __'____ _"___ J
(FAB SERVHSE
Passengers, baggage, etc.. conveyed
anywhere desired. ‘ Leavelordcrs nt Mc-
Donald & McKinnou’s Drug Store or nt
stables, Sydney Street. nenr Sieve-
son's Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,
I-28 d i yr Tclephonc No. 52
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THURSDAY KOBNING JUNE ki
For five years or more our cltisens have
peen pressing to have a new railway sta-
tion built suitable toa city _of Charlotte-
town's importance and located where itx
would best accommodate the travelling
public. Two years ago some mono! WHS
voted by Parliunent towurd the purchase
of a site, lint beyond this nothing of
consequence has been effected. At various
times during these years public interest
has been considerably stirred over this
question and public meetings of the
Board of Trade and of our citizens have
been held. As is well known such nieet-
lngs have recorded their .strong desire to
inivcnie station located bt-tween Great
George nnd Prince Street.
Our lute representiitivc in the Coni-
iiioris, lion. D. Fiuquarson, who had per-
sonnlly' fuvored -the round house site nt
first, be(-iiriic so strongly convinced Of
the populiir preference for the location
ncxt George Street that he wrote General
Miinnger 1’ottiiigortlint"we ure as one
nuui nnd our whole city is the slime," in
fnvoi' of this centrirl site. He emphasised
this in iiriothcr letter in wlilcli hc suid:
“The Boiird of ’l`i'ude meeting was very
lurgc, showing thu interest taken, nnd
tlicyiire biickcd up hy an unanimous
people." Tlicsc were forcible words bc-
ciiusc they were true, und tlicyarejust its
true toduy. The selection of ai right
locntion is just as important us it. ever
wars. “l.ct us rriiikc it. n nionnuient. to
the intelligence of our' people," wrotc Mi".
l-`:ir-quhisrz-ion tivo yours ago. The way
todo tliiit is to plncc it where intelligent
-_lisiiitcrestcil public opinion luis nll iilong
liidiciitcd--on tho ccntrrd nnd eusily uc-
<-i-ssiblc site in front of the Victoria Hotel.
\'cry rcgrettnhly lion. Mr. Emmerson,
who \\'ns reported to be coming ut once to
.lctcr-iiiiuc the site, lins ngniu been coni:
pcllcd to disappoint our wiiitiiig pcoplc.
\\'o do not ilnd, liowever, tlintlour citi-
zens ure ut nil disposed to chiiiige their
minds on tlint in count. The way to settle
the vexed question is to settle it rightly
rind according to the well-understood
wislres of the people. Wo trust it will Le
so settled in thc cud, nnd that there will
bc no further needless delay. VVe have
had quite enough of that sort of thing`
The public pnticncc luis been severely
tried in this inuttcr-, but the public mind
is thoroughly niudc up as to where thc
stiitioii ought to lic pluceil.
Run/it rnri-; nrtivrnv.
In :ill thc lending Ciinndinn nnd Ameri-
cuii cities postal riuittcr is delivered ut thc
rcs-idciiccs or pluccs of business of citizens
by iiinil ciirricrs witliout charge. This
system provcd so ndvnntageous und siitls-
fiictory tlint in 1807 thc United States bc-
gnn the triiil of free delivery in the coun-
try dist.ricts. Iii that year only $10,000 was
expended on thc experiment. Whitt wus
undcrtnkcri wus to dclivcr in a box at. his
roiulgutc thc miiil' mutter iiddrcssed to
eeicli fiirmcr or country resideiitwho would
comply with ccrtiilu conditioiis. Each in-
dlviduiil to bc scrvcd wus required to pro-
vidc ri miiil box of iipproved pattern, easy
of nccess to the iiuiil driver in passing.
;'l`lie ciirricr not only plnces in the box the
letters nnd papers addressed to the owner,
lint iilso collects nnd forwards any out-
going rruiil mutter which lie finds in the
box, if properly prepared.
It wus at first hoped that the entire
population in n rural district where the
free delivery system should be put in
operation would provide the necessary
boxes, und that thc sniiillcr post oilices
. i
2 2 W
Hearth
Rugs,
Mats,
Door Mats,
Brussels
-AND-
Tapestry
Samples 1% yds.
_ long.
Mat Fringe,
‘ Fine lot of
China and
.japan
Mattings.
ui i!§_':t.E'1Lii§lii_2°°~»
 >§`§I).§f5ii”§]i}f;"'”`f if lain( 1.  .i}..`.......J_"` Zio
But. this was found not to be practicable.
A considerable port of the populntion did
not provide boxes. and continued tom
tothe post odics. The rural delivery
system lias, however, grown enormously.
From all parts of the United States ds-
_monds have come for hee delivery and
the post ‘amos department huirsspond-
od in nliberal spirit. There are now ill,--
iB2mral  delivery routes in there-
publio, which serve 2,l70,(XD families, or
nn aggregate population of between nine
and ten millions of people. But the
system has been found expensive.
The outlay of $10,000 at the beginning
of the experiment eight years ago has
grownto an appropriation of $25.820,0il)
for thisservice for the fiscal your 1900.
This is ii big sum for the nation to pay to
can-y each man`s mail mutter to his own
gate. About one seventh of the total
expenditure ofthe postal service of the
nation now goes towurd providing rural
free delivery. And the service is by no
means self-sustaining. The postal deilcit
for the current year is estimated ut. $14,-
lII),(lI), and this adverse balance is largely
duo tothe free delivery system. It is this
oxpcrlenccin tho United Stutcs which
has caused Sir William Mulock, our very
cnpitble iiud progressive 1’ostiiui.stcr
Generiiltoliesitate over the introduction
of the system in Cnnndii. After a. gener-
ation of unnunl deficits the postal service
in Cunisdnliiisliccn niude self-supportiniz
:ind SirWllliniii licsltiitcs to embark ui.
present upon un enterprise which if oiicc
begun must. be cxpniidcd indefinitely,
und wliicli there is no inirnediutc pro-
spect of producing u r-cvcnne cqunl to the
dutluy thereon.
ST. DUNSTAN'S COLLEGE.
St. Dunstnn's Colle,-_gc had nn iiuspiclous
.lay yesterday \\ hen thc closing oxcrciscs
with the largest graduating clues in the
history of the institution were coincident
with the beginning of the fiftieth year
since its founding. The Lieutenant Gov-
ernor, the Bishop nnd u number of the
clergydndproiuinentcitizeiis were present
Among many pleasing features were the
really excellent prize essay of B. L. Cahill,
the well-considered and ndminibly de-
livercd vuledlctory of J. C. MacKenzie,
and thc line iiiid sclioinrly address of
Rev. Dr. Gauthier. Of the grnduntltig
ciussumujorlty iii-c from hoines beyond
the Isliind's bouiirlurlcs, sliowiiig"‘how
widely thc influence of this excellent iii-
stitnt-ion is spread. Sr. Duiisi,liii's is sent-
cri on ri hill, which it has made ri vcritulilc
Hill of Science. Thnt elevation also fiily
typlfies its moral and intellectual altitude
and the deservedly high place lt. holds in
the rcgrtrri nnd veneriition of the entire
comniunlt-y. The Rector, Rev. Dr. Cnr-
bc heartily congrntulirted on thc good
work the College is doing of which yes-
terdu.y's exercises nil`oi‘d such convincing
eviclcucc, _
' The Patriot now finds public opinion
very strongly ugninst setting up clitss
privileges on the Park Iioadway, But
luivinn bcforc 1i.ssurcd,its renders that
only one or two insignificant “lrickers"
were opposed to that course, it sees diffi-
culty in rctir-ing with good griicc from u
position nt first it too hustily assumed.
Still we welcome ltsndmissiou that “the
Park and all that pertains thereto is for
the benefit ofnll citizens." Thnt is the
core ofthe whole mutter. We trust it
muy lie kept ln niliid in futurc.
Minai-d's Llniment for sale everywnere.
-may--_
ATTRACTIVE SHIRT WAISTS.
Invltlngly priced, or inviting irliirl.
wnistsinvltingly priced. Eiilicr applies
riiust admirably to the display Lliitl. rniiy
beacon .it I’i\toii's. The stock now is
liirge mid more vnried tlinii it hits ever
been ntany time this season, iind eni-
bi-nces styles that are not only dainty and
bcwitcliiiigly bcuntiful. lint. scores thiit.
are strictly cxcliisivc. Plciisurc uni
sntisfaction nrc therefore nssurr-rl nil
puicliascrs. lidw 3|
Iirii-Ox ’_l`nbl¢is nic on sale ut H.A
Ellis' Drugstore. 7d i,f.
(it-rits.-Get n pair of those lienutiiul
tan shoes price 83.50 Mcliitclien' is selling
them fast. 8d li
There iire bar-galnsln bo_y's fancy suits at
S. A. MuDoniild’s. Head the ad in today’s
issue. Bd li.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
zzdvr tf.
Rowri t1'mi pure gum paslilns, black
curranf, raison. bijou, lime, assorted
frm'i, glycerine, menfhol, liquorfce,
atc., etc., Central Druguiom. 'fd 3|' _
Dartolin' for Wall Papu-
Just arrived strawberries in grand
condition, cucumbers, cabbagt-,rliubm-b,
Bermuda onions, spinach green lettuce,
sta.. tic." Bee our display of perennials
and niinnsl bedding plants as well as
vegetable plants.-»J. J. Gay 8: Son, Daily
Market 7d 2| \
 iiililii
, _
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.. ._ -. » _ .
Hire in Feailiel Their  
Red is h .
Nod(  miss. Eagan her go _ The club carries it EIS! C1059 W*
j _,Juno Sth M14 9"*
Under the cnI|piii;I\S°i;§eg‘° B°°"°1§nt
-SL ilmy’s Dramatic Club
_ I 0F HAl.IFAX»
.~ Wi11.pmoduee¢the following DH;l:ll¢
` § Thuradsv-JUN 5* - 1
--nie iuiiisii Parisi”
f rmisy June 9th.
iiBSiS.
1n.iifu¢i..u Pima Min. fuzz. “IHE GOLD MINE”
i iii 1.. moofnr . ofnineren i==° °» and li” P‘°
my sy P1 _-_
duced the above shows in Bali!!!
_ These are the ,days of weddings- and othe, tam, Wm, gms: suc-
dsys for which we provided when the chill blasts oi Winter pre-
vailed. We have everything for the bride, from veil to shce ties;
everything for the bridesmaid.
utten
Nor have bridal gifts been for-
g We can show you the latest ideas in materials and access-
ories ; can guide you, too. as to the way your selections should be
made up to conform with Fnshion’| dictates. _ -
And the cost-that has been carefully studied also. We can
suit all tastes, all pocketbookn.
if"
Attractive specialties will also
beintroduced by members of lim
Club. _
Vinnicombe’s orchestra in nt-
tendance. '
, Popular prices : 25| 35 and 5°¢°
Tickets _for sale at usual places.
_ JAMES EDMUNDS.
' President.
GREGORY F. HUGHES.
Secretary.
 _ 21 31 5i 7, 8, 9.
 'r NDERS
'   '~ Department of Public Works,
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ith 3
“tit
ran and his assistants of the faculty are to WE  E   
Our constant desire to make this establishment the leading
store in Cb’town and in Quee°i’s Co.. has borne good fruit in the
past and promises larger results for the future. You-the public
- are our teachers ; it's from you that we must ascertain w ether
We are ever on the alert to win voi_r approval, to detect your
Ch’town, June znd, i905.
Sealed Tenders will be received at
this uilice until noon on
THURSDAYJ UN E l5tl1»i 905
from any persons willing to_conirac_t for
the repairing ot Vernon River Bridge,
Queen’s _County according to specifica-
tions to be seen at the office of the _Hom
George Forbes, Vernon River Bridge,
S. F. Drake, (Road Inspector) Pownal,
anrl at this office.
The names of two responsible persons
willing to become bound for the faith-
ful performance of the contract must
accompany each tender.
The Department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender.
Tenders to be addressed to the under-
signed nnd marked “Tenders for Ver-
non River Bridge."
L. B. McMILLAN.
Sec’y Public Works.
6-5 tu th &wtd
City of Glicnt.
From Halifax every Tuesday
morning; from Charlottetown,
every Tiiursday. Calls at
Hawkesbury, Arichat, Isaac's
Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon
River, Causo, Suniinersldc.
CARVELL BROS.
7
Agents. .
il»7 wc Sc th scn.
we are on the right track or not.
censure. Our aim is not only to sell goods lower than our com-  T  
petitors, but to give better service in every other respect.
lhe Direct Water Route
    Pniicsrniiiinistiib
  io iiosioii I
1-- -`----- ' _' --'--- __' L - r T The woil known S. S. “HALIFAX” will re»
iiiinl l iii b t. Cl
Bosbtfliiicrdiiiliiiirgi 1tt0Ii\iie\":iichbii`ri‘l0ii)i,i¢fimI~iiill‘ifxriig
conimencii ii lilili lpnving Ciiurlotuitowii
every '1‘U'i<i§l>Af5 Ari l.1vi.
_ S X I W*H0l!l§0i'»i viii. l’ir-.ton on Wcdiiosduy niorn-
npk can join stciiiiici- nt Hiilifiix.
cturniii luiivc liniitoii Siitnrdiiyn nt noon
l` ~ lli if - .i '
u.'i‘if<3uii'-i»l‘Xf-‘*f ‘ii‘/§iif‘i'f'o'ii'rnoiinqUr¢-m.;
, _ » Miiiiiigor. _A g
We now have a full line of medium priced Dinner Sets, best E ii H""'“X- N- 5-- |’l'"\t1-ine Whu'ii."
lish Semi porcelain. Also several new Stock Pattern sets.
cAr\i.\oiAN cRocREov co.,  ,,
g 5*” fi  Ull\0 Ch|i.rlott.etown
-THE
-1~» _ E. I. DEVELOPMENT
 of ~~ -_-~ ` - -F 1- -AND-
For Weak Back, Cold in Chest, Pain in Side TOURIST i`SS0ClAn0N
`- v
` _r 'D- T 1' .'A- wi`s` `
,  _ \ l......vf.it 'i_°lt‘..S.°.i:§- “-
4 _ ` All requests for-informat nnddrrisled
~ 0 ' f ' ' ' i ' ' ii _
rm- pun, in nts iwinndr nw rm.
nays, or for ii Wankulllsk the
ppuur ti-Duiii ne nppii u shown
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Wh ll l i I
ir ¢"8"JI|.r`i°.."’i-2.'l'Ll‘ ‘i_li’..ii.'2'f
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/J i  _ ‘ holson, F.].N h, R.(§,
/ °` _ f W. Stanley, WTB. Crosk?l<l’,tt°ii\i.
i / I _ i " I'°“’°”' J P H°°d C C Lyons,
. \ ‘
Fnrallininalsla or Pains' in
l\ .
& r¢r;I'\;n:F'»~“duU"nl-i":.`<‘~%fi?l`§i
is za lit. Phat:-i‘i<Iiu\| inociit
ii marie rogiiiiuil und n|.|»ii»\i
C0 port Affected.
sci/rric i==i_.As'ri=.:Rs
O ii. a o. amos mm:-i an iuimimiiy pw.
nuiinccd to hs the bentniiluter on tba inuirkei.
nnd they Arun lmunciiol rsnisdy tmvfnilirninc
teiiiln uf tim dinners iuiuuui iupiire is heir tu.
in Lung iunl Uhr-lt ‘Inns rise, Bmiurhltin,
Astlii Cu ds, Vile.. I n nve th li
bonu :kd ons in-t woonuild &l¢iisrr.r ° B M
lfor Alnr.-tlmui of the H lm one riniisr
thu nhnniaer mute and ans over
Iizhflhrtiivl tilsetlanig 6 ons on the hack.
if i l\4}u\O MID...
lor l.|voiu'ihvnl»lns. 1% GI nhl' la right
1 V V i
1.0% |\\*:.;\||"'i'°|ll° NN. Mill one fm loft shin Ln
no un
li I |16. Still N H,
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Of 0 iliiili.
ovliisif" 'T"_'“;'°°:k  ;(‘::"~“““ “W”
E bn.-ir. riimtiy .ti':v¢""2l.°“lii'i{
Iii' mm " ..' 'v'.i’r"\a':°l~‘33
3%
In
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un ri
one oil’
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President-Hon. G. E. Hughes.
Vice Prciiirlent--J. A. Messervy.
Secretary-Archibnld Irwin,
' ;ressurer-_]. M. Davison.
` xecutive Com itt -
W F Tiammn in i»°§;°J§:f," if '$21
othe Se t i1
Plied to ere My wi be rompiiztfe
 
  Disinfcctiiig j
Effective, Safe, Economical
Having installed an ii i°.4
- ale
hrinsldehyde Generator. which is a
1 #feet Gumicide
'“" "°" i>f¢i>¢ved to disinfect A ip
T21?-2'!l‘¥»i'.'.n‘l‘:n.:“::i:..°;r~~ ‘7°°- -if*
nn of any contagious ¢|||q”_ '“skd’:.i\'= the
.J any woven hbr eg ofngmem. N RY!
il - °f fll .
l...::'::.‘i:~:,'.::_‘i,'.'::'.1.f..'.i"r.~:.z.- 3' -u
. it '» *
:  _ ._,;__,r ';` r. ~ _ if  tignarihaumicinniis. ' #ll
or sale at
Johnson &:]¢lmsoii ii,
3-ar d ro mos _ '

'~ Music--?;~'~'i-»lir r"
_    uwitli _
 
‘rs ' ; mi
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 cops _gin ~ _ li.,-.iiui ‘ii-‘
 ,_ Dir rica, ‘
A. HDRNE & -C0.,_f
~ Centval Music Stdxe, `
' Kent Street.
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.dp .i‘ L ' _ V 'Y
*hifi _ ‘ adm.
io, i4 and 18k
  weaning or
 limes
Quality guaranteed as
stamped inside.
No better rings than ours.
G. I;Ivv.ele§ri&()Yti!i;r9R’
500-
A job lot of Child’s
and Misses’ Boots and
Shoes, different- lines
worth up to $i_.4o a
pair ' your choice for
5oc.
Otuerines at half
price.
Big Bargains to' all
for cash only. __
J., n. BELL
_______».___ ._-______l____-_i
UP-io-inn;
VALUE
We are now opening
some of the newest
things in silver goods,
spoons, baskets, dishes,
etc.
sw. nnok,
4 _ sq '--:
THE I _ I
Charlottetown Steam Navi-
gation Co., Ltd.
STEAME.RS_ PRINCESS AND
NORTI-IUM BERLAN D
Leave as below every day,
Sundays excepted.
FOR POINTS ~ WEST.
IFrom POINT DU CHENE. on iirrlviil of
trnin lonving Bt. Juhii,l1.i.0 rum. for Sl,`.\i~
MlCIt.‘3ll)iC,- connecting iihoro with ox|‘l"‘-»"
tr-iiin fur flhnrlottetown and 'l‘i¢rnish.
Froin SUMMERSIDE, on arrival of inu|-ii-
ing train from Chnrlottsiflowii und nil utntiiiiw
of 1'. ic. i. R.. for PoIN'r DU CHENN. vu|=|\\~"‘~
his with day train mr ST. JOHN. nosi'o_\'
and MONTREAL.
Coiinootion nt Point Du Chono dnrinit lil"
niiiiirner months with cars of Boston rind Miiiniv
lieilwuv so that no change omni-5 ii. muilifvil
for Portland or Boston; thciicc for all iwililfi
in U. S. '
Connections at Pninswo and Moncton with
ti-sins for all stations on I. C. ii. rind its cori-
motions.
Connections nt St. John with O. P. lt. and its
coiinootiomi, md with Eutem 8.8. Co'u.Btci\n\
om for Eantoort. Portland ond Boston.
FOR PQINTB EAST.
From l'ic'r0iJ about 4 ii. ii for virtu-
LOTTETOWN nu arrival of iporning triiln
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5-ill I- In-. connecting than with hi ¢H‘l"" ""
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