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It contains all the desirable qualities of material. Fit, Finish and workmanship.
The price should be an object,if so, you will buy from Prowse Bios the Champion Clothers.
Sav what about a nice summer hat 7 You should see those new st les in linen hats `ust the thin
.__ _them-_ _ y _] g for warm weather. They don’t cost much and you get lunch comfort
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M:.nivi~nn i- nng-igna was novell," nisr, ilassiniii-an
0sm\ii.Kirk & Co., 'has chargeot thepeople
astlleprit nettgand commands a large' `
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DEWEY
COMING
Expects to Touch at
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litlltitc sooloitoo
Will G0 to   _ -r-'ff f
gp, um Admin] tg New _` _  nnnnenamzn asp and wp /nf ref.
' York; ' I '  o. ir. B._'"iin orange rnnng
Admiral Dewey may come to Boston
after all. and he may come here before
he goes to New York to eat that much
advertised dinner at 8100 pd' plat».-.
The iatfat advices are that the Olym- I rpmgngg. -
pia,with tho udtlilll UI beard. Will
make ner th-at i»t-pping place ou. this and fourth '1neaday’s or each month in
the. Atlantic at  The'
war'-it-.  U
‘ace-r mg #to it Uiaited
'I' ' at Hiliflll
where his stopping place will be. New
York has been going ahead on its own
hook. and taking it tor granted that the
admiral will land there and have all
New York fall on his neck, and play
havoc with his digestive organs. There gnedy, Sec’y. _
are (ther parts of the country that wish p 55035,
to get a glimpse of the admiral, and
treat him well, and Bost in is one of ine
most anxious a rd eager.
Some of the most prominent men of
this city have already written to Ad-
miral Dewey asking _him to- visit Bos- 'J R Davison, Sec’y.
tan.and just as soon as any assurance 1 Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma-
is received it will not tike l-:mg ti pre- p sons in Masonic Temple, iirsl
pure for a rousing re ce; tion. _ A Thursday in month except June,
The fir t iit mation that Boston might p
tie ` ' '
1 dispatch from Halifax. It stated
a correspondent had seen a l ter
to L t=d Sta‘es Consul-General
not ku-'iw it present when
would arrive at Halifax.
CANCER 
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Urpain. F r C d'antestimonials& r3t>page
hook-free? wn?t!;a1`Jlept. x8, Mason Mrznrciisz
C0., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.
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every case and every kilt!
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Two sizes, 25c. and 50c. .
Keep it by you. BeWll‘¢ 0f i
lmitations. Buy only the
Genuine- Perry Davi$’-
S0ldE¢ory\cb0rl.
Irecert-_-in prepared for the litre ot
19
that the Olympia was expected to call
at Halifax during the latter part ot
September.
‘ It is also stated that the North Atlan-
tic squadron will go to'Hali1ax to con-
voy the admiral to' New York. ~
This is interesting, it true, and yes.
terday caused considerable -discussion
among Bostouians who beard the news.
Inquiries were iusituted at once, and
it was genernllv admitted that if the
story were true. every inducnce would
be broctzht to bear to have the Olympia
make Boston her first. American port of
entrv.
“It is not likely." said one of im in-
Hniifrr. run w-11  in  and
you will see tie biggest kind ofa
Manila. `
_ llreniianiev urn. I
- -'  Crrrtlouncilmeetstbe second Hon-
IML w U1'-111' 9°  %::lechanic’s Hall, Grafton St. -E.‘H
;i:__t3i_,_i_n_ipia wllli iizvgz t-of P:_i_:min.Sec’y. Ro l
0 peope 0 Bw -_ ' ce‘Geoi‘ge Encamprnect, yal
uct-iiear-o't thattor.aniu-Jlgprestera. meets in Mechanic’s Hall,
l ew Prowse Block.-Murdcekllclieod,
Very little is really known about the Illuairiong Archivist,
route Admiral Dewey will take. orc Court Charlottetown, C.0.F., second
tirst American port at which _hey Prince Edward Preceptory, K T
arrive was received yt-sterdayl in Masonic Temple. third Wed-
11'
coanno nvsun '
Guardian readers will ndtlie allow-
'Britoua meet Friday evening in
day in each month. Dr. Warburton,
Mayor, H ll. Davison, City Clerk.
Tim Charlottetown I School Board
meets the first Monday of each mouth
Ewen Stewart, Secretary.
`CoUB'r Avortrian, I. 0. F.‘, second
.Uechanicb Hall,Grafton St.-J.D. Tay-
br Sec’y.
-Count Momu' Srnrmnr, I. 0. F.,
third Tuesday ot each month
and last Friday, Wright’s Hall. W. C.
Whitlock, Sec’y.
Court Gladstone, A.0.F.. meets in
Mechanics’ Hall-on the first and third
Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken.
St. John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple, second Tuesday in month.
D R McLnmtaN. Sec‘y.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic
Temple, first Monday in month
July and August. J J Weldon, Sec’y,
in which he .tit_d that the date _ second Wednesday m each month.---li
wey`s r c p ion in New York  McLennan R. S.
nt t be decided upon, as he dd A St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
the admiral ‘ day evening. W A Martin, Sec’y.
He intimated! Wildey Lodge every Friday
'Written by Gen. R. A. Alger. secretary oi>DFELLows
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ome.-H.J. Sosurnnsunr. Sec’y.
nasday in month. H W Anderson,
Registrar.
Port La Joie Encampment no 4
evening; both in their hall in Victoria
Row. W R Boreham, Sec’y. '
Aipna Reoeiran Lodge, No 10, meets
every tirst and third Tuesday evening.
-Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.
s0Ns 01" ENGLAND.
_ Every Thursday eveningin their hall
on Victoria Row. Andrew Newson
Sec’y.
Lodge Prince Edward meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month in
their hall, Victoria Ilow.-H.B.Wright,
Sec’y.
sorts oF i'EMPERi;Nt it.
Prince _Edward Divisioc No. l,
meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday.
W. P.Kirby,R.Scribe.
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J
Chappell, R. Scribe.
Orint Division. No 161 _ every
Frida evening, in Wright’s i.c wer
Hall_John A.La.wson. R. Scribe.
LOYAL cRUsaDERs.
Company 'A.” every Monday in
\Vrighs' Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada
lVadman, Sec’y. 5
Goon 'rE:irPLsRs.
Charlottetown Lodge meets in
Wright’s Hall every Thursday evening
at8 o’clock Visitin Tem lars wel
WHEN lookin g for a suit for summer
wear do not forget to call at John Mac-
leod & Co’s.-Heaps of cloths to select
irom. Good gcods and low prices is
tore a - r us
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Oly€*h>,_f  I' f Bbst ` the y
anyiuch and. sh es 1
Nowor  
M. Nicholson former ly
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ISLANDERS IN THE WEST
Mr. Nicholson returns to
Patil, Minn.,».in _a Few
Days.
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Mr. M. Nicholson, of St. Paul,Minn.,
was in the city this week. Mr. Nichol-
son formerly belonged so Springfield,
P. E. Island and has been inthe 'West
tor some eight or ten years engaged _in
_ _Mr. N‘ichols_on says there is;,_»a large
nnnibnr ot Prince -i-:nwafa '_ rrinjnn poo-
we l in their choacnfcailiugs. Times
are very good iu'8t. Paul Tat present.
Carpenters# wagesliave 
a day. - I  
Among the Islanders in St. Paul
are :-
~ Mr; D. nova. assistant assent
passenger agent or the Greatf Northern
Railroad and Messrs. Allred and Fred- y
eriek Hall of S‘side.0iie is employedon i
the Great Northern and _the other on
Northam Pacific. `
Mr. Fred Green ot Summerside is in
the employ ot Farwell, Osman, Kirk
& Co., aud’occupies a good position in
Springton are enga .--l ~ tueichafii
tailors and ara doing == » --t tie larg-.=~t
employ about six .y Lands and own con-
siderable ro rt
Valley is a prominent contractor.
Dr Nicholson is in an Insane Hospi-
tal ata large salary. _
A mother and her baby can have lots oi
fun together if they both are well arid strong
and hearty. Health makes them good-
natured and happy; but all the delights of
motherhood are lost if the mother is weak
and ailing. '
Mothers of young children are subject to
a heavy draft uplon their physical resources.
and their healt ought to be specially forti-
fied, both before and after the baby is born.
The most remarkable strength-sustairiei
for women is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip-
tion. It imparts health and endurance i-
rectly to the organs. appendages and nerve-
centers concerned in maternity. It makes
motherhood perfectly safe and nearly pain-
less.
makes her capable and cheerful; insures
_abundant nourishment for the baby; and’
completely. reinforces the vitality of both
mother and child. f
by an educated experienced physician for
the express purpose of strengthening and
healing woman’s special organism.
The reasons why it is the most perfect
and successful remedy of its kind in the
world are more fully explained in one chap-
ter of Dr. Pierce’s great thousand-page illus-
trated book, “ The Peoplc’s Common Sense
Medical Adviscr,”which will be sent free,
the cos/ 0;" fzisioms and mailing only. Or
handsomely cloth-bound for 50 stamps.
Mrs. F. B. Carinirzgs. of No. 4320 Humphrey St.,
St. Louis, Mo, writes: “ I
your ‘ Favorite Prescription ' an little ` Pellets’
have done me more good than anything I have
ever taken. Three months previous to my con-
rincmcrit [began using your medicine. I took
three bottles of the ‘ Prescription) Conse-
quences were I was only in labor fog?-Eve mm-
iites. Vlfith my iirst baby I suffer 18 hours,
then had to lose him. He only lived ra hours.
For tw_o years I siiE:-red untold agony, and had
the rule. li
two miscarriages. _ The ‘Favorite Pftlufiptitn'
saved both my child and myself.” __ `
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ple employed in Miuneapolisall doingl
‘Y
the shipping department. if
Messrs. Nicholson Brv. f rierlv ofp _ - , `~ S ,
'attempii‘Tg. fr pre-lei.-dwg to be ready
io do what t Wy om -» relieve the dis- it according to the terms of the iuviolable
tailoring trades in _f~-- ony and an :ii-ess-d t-out t 'ii 1 ft- in-r giged far- lbond. It is this continuous drain upon
prominent citizet s of St. Paul. They f - '
IP Pt 7- '_ _ ,
Mr. S. Nicholson iormerly or ilo-ei' ’
It protects the mother from relapse: `
It is the only scientific medicine devised ‘
paper-bound for 31 one-cent stamps to pay I
, am now a happy~
mother of a_6ue, healthy baby girl. I feel that
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|‘ Sur.-i On reading the report btflliu
Foresters’ paradu Sundavfweek ilitlcf
'cnrredtom`e~hdw~e Chriltlaueupiliuiii
iitycarregard a -ahoitof-#hd stltiiil
1 Buy other lighzlhllt n8SabZ'iutl_s_.dqeqg-3
pier- ._The My _via li9°» .!!1a‘. “f6°t*
.t.°:°.a°.itt‘:.2“iii.'t_*2::, l..ta“»- ti.
_ a Chrisf' tian chnrchiand " liszeusd ite all
l
quiet devotional feeling for which our
town is proverbial ard so contributed
itsquoa towards seculiriziug tie Sab-
bath day. I am sure it was disiaatelul
to hundredsand I hope thousands or our
church-going people. We ' know
oi the Christiiu Sabbath. I  mt
waiteiicie to poiutéfout ithn  
 .tronn .elites tr-_ o
sailed and with what success. But I do
any that tie Foresters did not stand 
18th. I aiu willingito allow.t’ia_t`g`u`cd
_'y toatiy'  right to ‘p 
be qnietlysubiuitted to. _ ‘
l
i king pay for the use of money loaned is
res'-i t time ant as the le islatures ara
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_.arg
nd
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ltli‘llWhl.‘lt‘\1“-"
§ili$l.
Thirst is constant these
_ warm days. It seems im- _
possible to quench it.
Ordinary drinks seem to -
aggravate rather than sat-
’isfy it, and too much liquid
is bad for the stomach and
general health.
I iIlbb¢v’s
 Salt l
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makes a cooling, refreshing,-
healthful beverage. Take
a teaspoonful in a tumbler -
of water two or three -times
a day and you will not be
| worried by thirst or heat.
I _
It is the most healthful
and palatable beverage you
can use during warm wea-
ther. Sold by druggists
everywhere at 60 cents a
lar bottle Trial size
ls°.~:'a.W-'titre
'eloquent sermon, ot course, but ini irfyl plson caucoll
humble judgment not all these partt- me at the.; _-and a.
.culars are suiiicient to conceal the het _with legal sanction. can be
'_ that a great 'wrong has been doneby Q without interruption from g “Ugg gg
respectable priva=_e corpcation in that it _ genem_tioii,`untila million dbllarl may
took chargeiot our streett, d.sturoed_ the 'in timehave been paid for' the 'uae
one or the-t perils- or »eur- . age it possessesuo inner-ani viulii so |~¢.
to be the _ threatened extinction   it-pl kind. We
A  aa: microbes
_the right side ot this question cu U10 E. - It lsevitfht tion
4 I _ ; 
 ga can be said ot thatfiuautuliou,',a_sp_alu_a,o(_tha_pipgluet_; _ _ __
 y ,others I 'con-ld name; butfl  ouhlaiarm-te, gk;
u
_ Yours. 0i_t"_l‘ii_l‘Watrcu`-'l`owau. . paid o-ver tothe uaurer aa an anna ty
. ' - - - i " .P0 5
Concerning Usury lever. The mortgage d les -.o. novo one
Silt,-As the subject of nsury cr ta- t
ggit tug the minus of the tumors of _starved family-is engaged in unre-
is Provincl to ~ o small extent at the omitting toll to provide tor Shy lock that
__ ~ dollars worth on the farm twenty years
'_  . ago than it is to raise five doll ire worth
1.' _ k__,J\ _ !now.but though the prices ot farm rc-
iue br
onmcney iHiilmt¥i~ 1
Itis
Elilii-
tumnnn r i- if
fe' mmm
filith
the 81000. ' ~
_ But we may justly- enquire how
it comes topnssthat taioouo
thousandd-liars owned bythe- money
lender can produce sixty dollars
ayear world w.t'ioui'eud~aeaiug
that it tt were deposited in the
vault or the owner until the and
and preserved fmmfiin- "
there ‘tt would be taken ou
increase in' the number
*ii if
it ini
dollars-
reqnbm the
in  'lt ia, not' 'until .
hcl Sabbath to such mercenary use] fortunate  iadrtveu  ' tqtigt
'and' further I protest that  t»i's'e‘ak‘a Tci'ti11r.imthe
ministbni are putting- their voe-uioiiof-to ynsufer wtththe li'epe‘atlea'at" dl' soma" ' '
a_ wrong use when bv el ique it sermons temporary reliettlat 'till inert thing
they lead the Christian pu ,lic to sane- . called - money becomes impregnated
 ecstpmsj that otherwise would not *with tha germs ot _ith aint pi-.wluooa
sixpercentola-yearly income to ba
ard continued on to his' stint ti r
muscle in his whole ana omy towards
the production 'ol this income cried _
interest. Onlytlie enslaved 'tarlner--2
and in -too many iuatanot-a 'his halt'
pound ot iiesh ueareathia heart called
interest which must be promp ly paid
the resources ol tie farmer by the piy-
msi 1: of interest that today is ii potent
factor in his financial embaira r
same t
or inability to pay. Besides every one _-
knows that it was easier to raise ten'
P
1 ;.-~ .1  :ducts have fallen so low from a num-
e L, if  btr of causes the rate of int
 lnether millstones continue to grind the
ltarmer,like the mills ot the gods, ex- _
ceedingly line. _l
 ceasingly devours the su lus ioduct-
l . P s
,the sweat and tears and blood ot earth’s
l
crest has
not abated to keep pace with the tall
in tie prices of farm produ-:ti ao that ‘
six ptr cent interest on a muitgige all
present is equal to twelve per cant in `
the pist. The farmt r is there-fore actu-
ally paying twelve per coat interest on q
his mortgage. Tots is enough ot a 
load to crush the 6 ancial and even th A
natural lite out of the itroiigest -"1 -
most thrifty and indu t 'ous tar-.nt r t t
ever lived.Nor ale h 1 hopes of dei l vt r-
ance out ot this suite or tirildom i ry,-
bright just now. The politciaiin
leagued with the money lords will con-
tinue to do their bidding and alow no
lawsti be enacted rr: ;. oi -itch as w ll
const rve the intert -t- - I th ir masters,
while the low prices cn the one hand
and the disproportioml rate of interest
on the other wi 1 Ike tie ii, per and
Interest like a voracious monster un- 
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of labor Into its ca acious maw i
ffvliug millions. Its scorpion lash now
mire fiercely than ever before is
cracked over their backs. It chains
girdle the earth. When shall they be
broken!
Tauri-r Ssnirsit.
Tcl-:=DAr. June 27.--The Trinity
term of the Supreme Court opened tc-
day,the three judges on the bench The ,
grand jury are made up as fellows :- I
H Haszird, City, foreman J F Mc
_ 
appropriated ‘ - _
liver, Chas.
Hearts,
'raouamt
tllial|@C
Mt W
Indictment lr
The' Qaaea
dteimeat tr-r
Prcdariek
loose: Appu
Qaea
hr tie
“link
Httotelti
Aeeempauiedliylnlfclll
_Ccmttpatton and by Dr; Chl#
Kldttc;-Lhritl
I-‘rom Bath, Cnr.. eomesthe plttitttivli
I remnrltablt! cur! Qicted by DI. (liq-
Kidney-liiver Pills. _ Mtzojos. Garditlu' If
for forty yearsthe victim indigesiiou. it
atipation, and violent headaches. 
seemed to have the desired effect tilt!! _
n tne use of Dr. Chances Kidney-lig
Elin. and they edeeted aeomptate este. _
Gardiner writes :
"lhave been troubtedterovafcxgllll
tw “NIM”
gfmtwoimweeks Aitietarwbl
ba
Ka
figs. .
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iiéiil-*iii
iaiigyiili
M83
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mr 3 I
dollars _
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museum m:°l¢lln»” 
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lltt star Arm-tttiftlwtll I
FLASTHR Mitt!
"tot Pitsvrtt in Eilgtttlm
Tllt suit Prttf estates tttlrlj.
eff 15 rwcrttoo
vised t
and m
that
be
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Supreme Court.   l §Lf'L':?5‘€C£(l0
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25 °°” 5° lélenry _t§ir§ha_`m.B dv; Iéivry JHyti¢_; g District No 3 second classngpplemeat
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EH. Beer, do; Simon Brown, Hunterl '

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