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i~ :i lfi'.i~"_irc. It must lic remem-
l~¢r<~~l th.»ngh that xi good Cook to
nuke gmvl l‘ft‘Iltl
Have
Best Flouri
\\'cli.r\~e it in "Fiyg R°3es~'_
the lnglicst grade. \\`c also
}¢_\\-».- the next best grade in
'lfillsons Pride." G C-"moan
tl' \\'l`.i\`ll hI\\` just been r¢¢Qi\~gd_
1`lri~\\-:i_-l\o~_:ghi before the ad-
vwcr and will be sold ai
the old price for cash.
for Price.
I l»._IIil_Ill__l 0
FOR `
iiiii nil;
Iiyou 8-re SOIDB PIE nicing there is
,dung nicer E0 lake along with you
(M lollle of our Cooked C0;-ned
kj, We will sliceit up for you and
iggkes line Sandwiches.
We have also Libby’s Chicken
Inf, Cottage Loaf, Devilled Ham.
head Ham, Tongue and Chicken.
Lush Tongue. Baked Beans in
Temp Sauce, etc.
Also all kinds oi Fruits, Syrups,
Ykkles, Confectionery, etc, at
Beer dc (ioff’s
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iiiiiiil 13;;
A. PIGKARD Xi C0.,
PEAI(E’S N0. I WHAR I
A full stock of the best Coal *
hand and arriving daily.
A share of your patronag _
solicited.
LGWEST PRICES.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
25d Iwrm then eco &w<m
'I1
(D
~ K3¥if%%!(§E
The 'W'
Popular
House
Can give you just what you want
intheline of printing. A large as-
sortii ent of the leading grades of paper
tn hand to select from. You do not
have to pay fancy prices for your
work if you have us to do it.
J. D. Taylor,
'l`he opular Printer,
Queen Street
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,___ ,_ Open from? a.. ni, to I0 p.
¢ '{`_'»_f\_"/_~/f ./».: .:'.!¢ ._, .I V ,
’ \". ' _ rl V1 \*`\ vi " xv( \~; \~`__
'P swans
The latest and best assortment
of l5c books in the city.
’ The freshest and best assort-
V .' ment of confectionery. -
Don’t miss seeing those souvenir W
lhells of places of interest on P. E.
_ Island. w
A full supply of views of P. E. w
5 .
i&%i&§%
In City Hotel Corner.
io iccoiiioiiii
IAMERICAN
in Halifax.
MR. J. ll. SEAMAN AND
Other Ch’town Gentlemen
Wi11]§EAttend-W. W.
Stetson to be Present-
____________
The seveiitieth annual meeting of the
American Institute of Instruction which
is to be held in Halifax this summer (July
'ith to llth) promises to be an event 01
more than usual interest in our educa-
tioiral annals, and deserves a few words
of notice and recommendation in our
micro:-Sp-Pi;
I  , _
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- ~' ‘t '?°'_‘°"; "-2. .` _£2 `_‘1‘.;`-rr-. `~ .fan-_.  _ _ ` _,___ _
_ _ .___  ,V `_A/,__ __ _ W.. .. ,L  K, _ W _ , ____ ‘Eu
uk -)» PR *Nil
teachers who can avail themselves of t
co-workers in the United States The
the Institute by paying a fee of $1.00. All
railway and steamship lines will no
ing the convention if the show uecess
of the Institute.
Qiéls, ivitii rates and accommodations,
nd a list of desirable private boarding
ouses will be furnished to any one on
pplication to Mr. A. McKay, supervisor
f schools, Halifax. Having received this
st it would be well to write and secure
ccommodations beforehand, as there are
likely to be many visitors in Halifax at
this time.
uses
t0 .
rimcnt was so marked that they de-
cided to come to Canada again, and have
on
place of meeting this summer.
For the benefit of those of our readers
who may not have seen the Institute's
Bulletin containing the announcements
of
_ programme:
SATURDAY Evr~:NrNc at8 o‘clock in the
Academy of music, His Honor, Sir Ma-
lachyBowes Daly, Lieut. -Governor of Nov a
Scotia, presiding.
Addressesof Welcome.-The Horio rable
George Murray, Premier of Nova Scotia;
J.
G.
Hon. \V. W. Stetson, Stat£ Supt. of Edu- ‘
I cation, Augusta., Maine.
Mosnav MORNING at 9.30, in Orpheus
all.-Devotional Exercises; Music; Ad-
9..l>FJ§{’§Q°‘m
-t
A
of
Saints," A. E. \Vinship, Lit. D., Editor
of
mam
S
r
1.
at
ddress, J. B. Inch, L. L. D., Chief Supt.
MONDAY EVENING atS o'clock, Academy
Ttrzsnav MORNING, at 0.33, Orpheus
all.-Devotional Exercics; i\Iusic; Ad-
oni Charles R. Corning, Member of Sen-
ca _
Gilbert, Supt. of Schools, Newark, N. J.
s In 1807 the old and influentalor-
column ‘.
ganization of this educationalists of the
New England States introduced theinovii-
tion of holding their annual convention
ou
`_\Iont.rcal, where the succew of the ex-
Pe `
tside their own country. They came
this occasion chosen Halifax as their
their meeting we publish the following
\V.Longley, L. L. D., Attorney Genera 1
Nova Scotia; His Grace Archbishop;
Brien; Dr. A. H. MacKay, Supt. of
ducation of the Province: His \Vorship,
ayor Hamilton, of Halifax.
Responses.-Hon. Masons Stone, Presi-
de
ntof the American Institute; Hon. John
Foster, U.S. Consul-General at Halifax;
, “The Common School as a Social
tre," Ossian H. Lang, Editor N. Y.
hool Journal; Address, “Hon. Charles
Hine, State Supt. of Education, Conn.;
Education, New Brunswick.
Music.-Musick Address, “Rascals and
Journal of Education. _
,“History as a Layman Sees It,’
e, Concord, N. H., Address, “The Edu-
tional \'ee<-ls of the Democracy,” C. B.
finds herself practically laid 'd ' th
heyday of life_? A few years osfsing mage?
a couple of children, and she is W
:Lp S
, _Fl tion. One
4) ‘   .expresses
- ‘ 'Q “unnatural.”
~ It 'B the unnatural drains, the irre
lty,_ the ulcerations and inflaiiimations
which sap woman's strength, Cure
and health comes back with all its joys.
e
gans are positively  perman
cured by _the use of Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite
Prescription. _ Thousands of women are
on record as living witnesses to the
of that statement.
` ` it
Pierce _by letter without char e. Eve
letter is held as edprivate and its story
guarded as a sacr confidence. All an-
swers are mailed in private envelopes
b€111’111_g no printing upon them. Address
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Af?-. Wf1!¢_S: "_Afier five months of grea
fenng I wnte this for the benefit of' other su
gl: from the same affliction. I doctored with
w _ a
I tl
am _°°mP Y C\!f@ ~ O0 ur t
Dr. Piercc’s Ifavoritc Prescription, four _of '
Golden Medical Discovery’ and two vials of
his Pleasant Pellets’ ”
1°*
   PM 
. W cro f
Is remembering barns; g;?,?g°s'_l.
rri
rn
Isu’t that what a woman thinks who
o out.
And as she lies
 g weak and uffer-
 ._ _ ing, she rem .
 bers the digg,
'_ l'_F,_  only such a little
V ._ while behind,
 _ when she tiptoed
'L_  ‘along the top
tté  .Ga-f rail of the worm
' -‘ fence, as active
/' _ ¢' sn.i_ biiuie as 3,
//  sqiérrrel.
/ _
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u§h_there’a
some ingwrong
T`\_{
about this condi-
it-
_-,” It’s against na-
-' " .151 ture to be in
" such a condition.
gular-
these
Diseases of the delicate womanly 01-.
ntly
truth
Sick women are invited to consu Dr.
U'
Mrs H A Alshrook of Austin, Lon e Co.,
t suf-
Eer-
r family phvsician without any good results,
my husband urged me to t Dr Prerce’s
edicines-which I did, with won erfiil results.
letel d It kfo bo esof
hrs
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness.
LU-:SDAY EVENING at So'clock,Academy
of Music.-Music. Address, "New Condi-
tions Confronting the New Century,"
Rev. Josiah Strong, D. D.
______lJ"5
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7|'-lg, ,ate  .-` -_
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zhcse leading rind representative men in I -
the educational world cannot fail to have Make Fortunes In Wheat;
9-15'
‘“d°‘»¢f°uhm<l ant r ' - I
 ~ --r ~,~i _ 8_0 the principal
bargains.-1 i.
ENJOYING THEIR REST.
Fyvie Cottage Hospital are enjoying their
rest, says the Aberdeen (Scotland) Free I
Press, and are daily regaining tone and
strength. Their wounds and ailments
are yielding to the treatment of the doc-
tor and matron, and on all hands they are
meeting with the kind reception which
Wtheir loyalty merits. Last week Lord and
word `.Lady Aberdeen paid them a visit and
talked with the men for a considerable
time about Canada as well as South
Africa. They brought a supply of Can-
adian newspapers, which afforded the
men a great treat, and before leaving
they arranged for the men to visit Haddo
House one afternoon this week, when
Lord Aberdeen will entertain them and
show them the house and grounds. The
ali'
Turf. <;".\nni.iN. riinr..  »  ' - .
‘ IUTIP-TOWN. inn. is nnwnnn rsi.A1~n JUNE so ior-o
i 7 _‘ _ H A _
I
zigood influence upon all of cur own 5|,¢¢u|,m,|»5 in S.__p|_ui_T.ke Advantage aft ‘ \ 
_£&__=-9
h
privilege of being present Those wht; the Market and Accirmulafe Substantial  
Profits.
attended the meeting of our (mn
‘  I“139"3.Rnfl whohcarrl or read the ii
Dominion Educational -lssccr ition hi ld St I Paul Minn J 2:2 M
' i » -. une .- ore
dresses ,md ,he p,,pe,.s on that occasllll; :i1§;1<;y uhisvbeen ma:le_ on_ the bull
Wm be interested m comparing these the] _ eysheat market in this town in
with those of a similar organirationof our bullsa;iit‘I,;g“:;,l;;than Ea: been lost by ‘ '
‘ mar' e in a year. ' _
Om’ man made $80,000 on the bulge, and
lie closed at the top figures on the open
ng. '
sitting around the brokers’ offices for
y
e‘.'d f I . _.
‘ ence ° t 1°" ha-“U8 b€C0lD€ members ii. couple of weeks, played wheat to rise.
He only had afew dollars When he clos
it will _ ' ° ‘ 's
.'12°:;11;e.i.§;°‘z.;‘°f...P;:§;f:;“ .f°"°~@ W"-°°° °°'=~~»d~ s  _ 
excursions and sighbseein Arran el: 0J0_f\’°0t_¢1` Y0un8 man who had lost$24, J” ` C'
ments as to bca“d and lod I g` g “ai mg for the "Se w °°m° began to
_ g ng should he take his profits yesterday, after getting _
back his losings.
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
crop reports received to=day from North
and South Dakota, Manitoba, Minnesota,
and Iowa do not place a more hopeful
aspect on crop conditions. In fact, the _
situation is a trifle worse.
11-will
Be sure and leave your order 1-,0-da
with Messrs. G. F. Hutcheson or E. 
Taylorto have that Piano tuned or re-
paired.-20 tf.
See Paton 81 Co.’s ad. for Saturday
'_-'7
Lord and Lady Aberdeen Visit the Canadians
in Hospital.
The Canadian couvalescents in the
en a reciatcd the kindly sympathy of
TD DP
Lord and Lady Aberdeen, and are look-
ing forward with great pleasure to seeing
the home of their recent Governor-Gener-
111..-1-1
Wanted-a case of headache that Kum
fort Headache Powders will not cure in
ten minutes. Price 10 cents.
Carte
r’s for Wall Paper _
Enormous Chinese Army.
LONDON, June 28.-An estimate of the
number and armament of the Chinese
troops around Pekin puts the total at360,-
000 and it is calculated that these troops
ss ss two hundred and twenty-seven
po. e.
centimetre Creusot guns, eighteen Krupps
and one hundred and fifty Maxims. Their
l 'of ammunition is practically in ex-
SUPP Y
haustable. It has been mainly supplied
hya.German firm at Carlowitz. Fully
l undisci lined and
\Vednesday morning at 9.30, Orpheus
all.-Devotional Exercises; Music; Ad-
ress, “The Personal Element in Teaching,"
\V. Edson, Asst. Supt. Manhattan and
ronx,N. Y. City; Address, Dr. A. H.
MacKay, Supt. of Education of Nova
wpem
Scotia; Business; Adjournment.
Contact and friendly intercourse with
Men’s Suits to Order.
Correct cut, faultlcss fit, fashioniaglc
° r
fabrics-a Paton’s Sprint! S1115 to OTS
combines all three. And _ more. h e
price will be not nearly S0 h\Sh as I _at
y0u',.e asked 1,0 pay by so many exclusive
sailors We’re now showrng`a very ‘EX-
pring suits-fancy ch§2Vl0Ub, Slgflped C 9-5
meres, tasteful _cheviots._ \\ fi ll make'
sack suit that will satisfy in al respletb
choice of thi= excellent assortment, $ 0.
ensive line of the newest, best fabrics olrl'
SEALED TENDERS addressed to
at this office until Friday, the 20th of
next. inclusivel , for the construction
to be seen at the office of Jas. B. Hagan
Resident Enizineer, Charlottetown, on ap-
Cove,
and at the Department of Public Works,
plication to the postmaster at Canoe
Ott awa.
with the actual signatures of tenderers.
accompany each tender. This cheque
be forfeited if the party decline the
ract or 'fail to coin lete t-he work
racted for, and wilI)be returned in
f non-acceptance of tender.
ess#
the
undersigned. and endorsed “Tender for
Canoe Cove Breakwater," will be received
July
of a
breakwater at Canoe Cove,*Lot 65, Qui e1`s
(West) County, Prince Edward Island,
accordingto a plan and a specification
Tenderswill not be considered unless
made on the forms supplied. and signed
An accepted bank cheque, payable to
the order of the Ministerof Public Works,
for one thousand dollars ($1000.00), muslt
WI
con-
-con-
case
* The Department does not bind itself to`
grocer for it.
Fibs of the Collective_Women.
In England the number of women re-
turning themselves as 20 to 25 years of age
is always greater than the number of girls
reported at the preceding census from 10
to 15 years old. And yet, people can't be
born 30 years old.-Boston Journal.   W t b I .
I
Try one can of Oak Brand Conden_se_d
Milk and ou will decide that it is
better and cheaper than a cow. Asgbypur
s-W
 THE PUBLIC =f
$100 sloth, good imported tweed for ,
[' as. Paton 81 Co.-22 d&’-W-
_ 2-O-3
O`Leary does things just right.-28 d&w
Wie-n`s Rain Coats.-Go out when itfs
pduring and come home when the sun is
shining. No matter-these rain coa.t_s are
mackintoshes and i.Qp~C98.i»S C0Il1b1l19d-
\Vater-tight but not air tight-keep you
dry but not stuffy. They re ev@rJ'f~h1H
on want them to be-they are guarantee?
55500 to $12.00.-Jas. Paton 8; Co.-22
d&'.w.
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ORANGE TEA at O`Leary Station July 12 I
Our prices are right because of the
uantities bought and not having to get
(1 .
We have opened a them through three or four middle men
each havi to make a profit -Jas ,Paton
Nurses’ Register. &C.__22“.faw. ' 
1;¢.f;;%si;v£s:ting to engage a nurse can do so carteris Seeds crow A
Ddl S   beT,I]|f0§vn:,a§ta1;f£iiJ;(;fI.ls fguiitstdgoiigaggoviii __ business of the late Charles Matheson,
a poem of the designers art, $1.00, $211)
| and $3.00.-Jas. Paton 8: Co.-22 d&w tf. ~_ _ h B li _
Nurses can register free of charge. t _ f ¢&¢eC;¢:O¢3ty 01' bi’ f 9 ¢f H The business will ba under the
Prom tattention given to country CRUS-
G0llll0lI ALLEY _ _ .. .. 
1’E|\\¢c.ii.i.1uN|vERsl'rY - d wmbedigpose, of at privane
Resins ,Do new st emi. °°“““°“”““ d f ._
we '° ' limi ws “°‘° °” g°°d “B °B'Sii’E§'1i'osaMei.EoD
9 to 10 a.. m.. 1 to 3, an ,
inch. 19 1 aw&w 2m. Ro; alty East, CWD,
. . ,
The sub criber ofers for sale
rgiiderice on S5. Peter s R016. one mile from
lgttemwn with ten acres of land in a
Thu; p Operty is too w.-ll known for further
accept the lowest or any tender.
By order,
J OS. R. ROY,
Acting Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, 2-Z June, 1900.
June 30 d 2i.
Dentis
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H-
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“I
uasurduu
By Specialists.
PA1NLE`S DENTISTRY by use of
simian
5é""=""? ”
lu
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kinds
'I eeth extracted without pain
C/33
E&H
P Colwill -26:11
\Vhere will you be 12th July? At
O’Lea_ry.-23 d&w
d&w. '
~'t“_‘-r . .
And to-day finds us giving you better
goods for less money, more to choose
from, quicker and better service, every
‘way than ever before. 00 L‘=\dl¢S T9»1101'
Made Suits, sizes from 32 to 40. _ Crash
skirts size 44 for 909. worth $1-40--Jas
Paton &. C0.-22 d&w tf.
D
N :tice is hereby given that the
Painter, will be carried on by the
uniersigned until further notice.
- __ A- ' isisrisrriv, .i management of John C. Murphy who
L      M0n§§‘;°l'I'°’k ‘b°“‘ “i‘”c;‘?;‘?:l-_ ,has been in the emPloy0f the deceas-
TIFICIAL TEETHJR make an ed for the past nine years, is a mast ri
workman and quite competent to con-
- duct- the work
if
H
9?
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEUN :£.‘_=:.‘;%:‘;.‘:.:..‘;-.;‘:;§°.lif.f.°.§. their: ' _ - - I
Q-gggggg m,m',; ¢~@;.i¢1enq=, either one or all com tried. I   “   The p8Iil‘0fl8ge cf former Customers
y3o 2aw§Lw.
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kindly solicited 
JANE MATHESON, ,  ‘
N \_\ ,X W _  St. Avardsc June 13th 1900 2 aw tf. =__\}_f S, Eg. = ’ ~.._~,;¢§
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Stiitultigiixfgldz iihoptgixyntglrcmiigplrggciyp line ;5x(;;;i)i5 of)  He was long for , I
Ac-idem fM '- ' “sie S when. time ' mar' ‘ `
A y 0 um’ k°t0I°S€0»andon the openingthismorning c _
ny Person niaybecome a member of he was winner to the extent of $17000
u _
doubt give specialrates to teachers-attend A
‘ ` _ 7011112 man on crutches, who has been 
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These Prices will Tickle Economy into a good hearty laugh.
3 pieces, only 34 in: Print Cotton, worth l2c Saturday 4c
I0 pieces, only 36. in Print Cotton, worth I4c Saturday 8c
4 doz. Ladies Black Sailors, date 1900 Saturday 10e
4 doz. Ladies Black Sailors, date 1990 Saturday I0c `
Ladies Crash Skirts, cheap at 75c Saturday 40;,
Ladies Crash to make Skirts 9c Saturday 6¢
That Sc Undervest Saturday
That l0c Undervest, with or with sleeves Saturday
Misses American Pique Tama 60c Saturday
36 in. All Wool Serges for dress 28c Saturday
40 in. Black Cashmere, perfect goods 30c Saturday
40 in. Brocade Black Goods 30c Saturday ; 195;;
36 in. New American Plaids 30c Saturday I9§c _
3 doz. Men’s Q dollar Ties Saturday 25;;
- See our window, Saturday for Collars at .1-price r
See our window Saturday- for $1.00 Shirts at 504;
There’s a few of the $2.00 Straw Hats yet at 25c 'I
There’s a few of the $2.00 Felt Hats yet at $1_00 " I ,
20 doz new Hat Flowers 10c kind Saturday _ 54; '
B'z or bust. we are not going to be lost in the shudle, nor
4c
6c
38c
15c
19§c
soaked in the soup-not if we know it.
Oh? We nearly forgot our Summer Silks, they are going at §
price.
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What Trade We Have We’H Hold " '
and What We Haven’t We’re After- I
badly drilled, whol y D
quite unfamiliarwith modern Weapons.” 
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Pure West India. Lime Juice, 150 a pirll
at Beer 8: Goifs.-429 2i.
I See our assortment of Tea. Sett .
\Vater Melons, California Plums, ’ . °
Tomatoes, Cucumber-s,_ Bananas fresh
from Boston this morning at Beer Sc
GofI"s.-29 2i. ‘
~ e Tea Z-28 < I _
.transits ..i2i;:ti2i.;f;‘.iS.r§f.;f;;S.f.: ws- at the ia-i 
ment Willnot be paid for it. _
Fix up a nice home--select the girl of your
choic=, always be pleasant and courteous
and purchase a
Heintzman Piano.
This receipt is guaranteed in every instance
-or money refunded.
Came in and let us show you the Pianos.
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ations close on the _gh of CJu?y (;\[;\¥l;:1e-  tlhte sgrength of the market. UD to last
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three-fourths of the Chinese forces are 0