»»~s-"_A _
Stomach _
miyiie oundbyiheunof
wherry.
I record oil; '
60 years.
when you buy it.

You
NI/iss MAiw,S1:noNo,_ Strongville, Ont., writes: "l feel it a
pienwre go ¢¢_||.°f»what Dr; Fowlor's Extract_of Wild Strawberry
has done for me. Ihhave had Summer Complaint several times and
have never had to take more than 3 or 4 doses before being cured."
Hortonville, Ont., writes : V “I could
virtues of Dr. F0wler’s Extract of
my firm friend fqr years, and once
ones. I would not be withoutjit."
Mus.
lill a
Wild
Rsriiss
"For
35c.-Tuinfas D/iuoslious.
 r_=¢°_si=i=_=_<_1 =¢
 Standard of llence
among Family Sewinig-Machines 'and is
hdtv 'Bold at lif_§wer prices
quality considered, than any other. Whether you
propose the purchase’ of a machine or not there is
much to interest: most. women at any Singer Store-
and all are cordially invited.
_ ~=»;;;._
or _  -
_ These Machines
are never sold
By this Sign
you may lrnow
and Wm fmd _ to dealers.
Singer Stores ‘  $ CNY f1`°|¥ Mike'
Everywhere  I 5° U3”
A .msn payment down. the fest nt
" " " " convenient intervals " V
Three different Kinds and A wide
range ot' prices to suit.
_ ‘ _Soliionly bfv
Siagiir Séwihgliiathine Company
Cueen Steet. ,Charloti etown. P. E. I-
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WEAVER’S
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It osriiirs ilie Blood sud carol
'Univ
Humors,
Salt Rheum
Devil O IAwr\1l¢9 00~. 1»i»i|~v 7*‘"""‘““
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 ‘_ i  nothing bul' ashes \.
cuirrsii x`vi`i
»We 'HT in silence a long
iii1»:..if.“i\»_w»io  =- 
had never ridden a long journey ou the,
cars before, had put on his grand sulgl
a°(= i_l,l'0l4li:letii. The day wus_lig_t and(
-<l_l}H¢¥._-_»\l1lJ before we -had gone tar hq'
was sadly soiled. But ii suit _never
gave him any worry oncc it was on;
Ile sat ci\iiuly,' holding his knce in his
hands andlooklng out of the opcn winf.
dow, a_squlat iu his eyes that stood
for some iilghfdcgrco of interest in the
scensi~y,.
“What do you think of this country?"
lluquired. `
"Looks purty fair," said he as he
brushed his face with his handkerchief
and coughed to clear his tiiioat of the
dust, "but 'taki't quite so pleasant to
thc taste as some other parts o* the
country. I rather liked the flavor ei'
St._Luwrcucc all through, but Jcfllcrson
iil_n leetla gritty."
He put down the window as he
spoke. _
“A lcetle tobacccr 'll improve it
sonic," hc added as his hand wcut
'Y _ ~ _ _. _  _  E' down for the old sliver box. ‘,f'I‘be way
Fifty Years f
these cars dew rip alongl Gonsaraed
lf it ain‘t iiyin’i Kind o' makes me
fccl like n blrd.”
Tho railroad was then not tho famil-
iar thing it is now in the north coun-
try. The bull in the tleids had not yet
come to an understanding of its rights
and was frcqiiently tempted into ai-guy
ineut wltli n locomotive. Bill Fountain,
who came out of a back township, one
day had even ticd his faithful hound
(0 the rcui' plati'orin. .
Our train caiuc to a long stop for
wood and waicr near midday, and
thou we opened ilic‘luuch basket that
mother had glvcn us.
f "‘l\'clghbor,” snid a solemn faced
iuan who sat ln front ol' us, “de you
think the cars arc ag'in the Biblc? D’
you think n Ciiristian ortcr ride on
'cni‘1" ;
"Sili~tin," said Uncle Eb. “Less the
constabio's after him-thcn I think he
ortcr be on a bulky iioss.”~
“Wife an’ I hes talked it over a good
deal,” said the 1uan_ "Some says it’s
:\g`in the Bible. The minister 'ai
preaches over 'n our neighborhood
says it God had wanted mcn t' ily ho'd
gl'ii’cm wings." __ _ 3 _
1 msqioso ir lisa ever wanton 'ni t'
skate lic'd licd 'em born _with skates
on?" said Uncle Eb.
"Dunno," said tho man. "Ii: bchooves
us all to be careful. The Bible says,
'Go not after new things! " "
“My friend,” said Unclc Eb between
\bites of a doughnut, "I don’ care what
I ride in so long as ’tain't a hearsc. 1
want sumthin’ ’at's comfortable an'
putty niiddiin’ spry. It’il do us good
up licre t' git jerked ii few hundred
miles un’ back ev’ry leetlo while. Keep
our 1’ints ilmbcr. <Wo’ii live longer fer
it, nn’ thct‘ll plcnse God sure, cuz I
dou‘t think ho's hnnkcrin’ for our socle
ty, not ii bit. Don' make no difference t'
him whuthcr we ride 'u a spring wag-
on cr on thc cars so long’s wc‘ro right
side up an' moviu’. We need more
steam. We're too slow. Kind o' think
a icetie more steam lu our rcilglon
wouldn’t hurt us a bit. It’s pai-ty fur
behind."
We got to Albany in the evening just
in time for the nighrboat. Uaclo Eh
' was a sight in his dusty' broadcloth
when we got oi! the cars, and I know
my appearance could noi:-have been
preposscsslng. Once wo were aboard
the boat and had dusted our clothes
and bathed our hands and faces wo
wcro in better spirits. .
"Consarn it." said _Uncle ,Eb as wo
left the wash room, “le’s have n dum
good suppcr. I’l| stan’ treat."
"Comcsa lcetic bit high," hc said as
he paid thc bill, "but I don' cnrc if it
docs. 'Fore wc lcft I says t’ myself:
‘Uncle Eb,’ snys'I, ‘you go.»ria'ht in ter
ii good time an' don' ye count the peu-
nics. lilverybody’s a rigiit t' bc reck-
less once in scvcuty-ilre ycar.’ ”
We went to our stateroom a little
after 0. I rcmcniber the berths had
not been made np, and, removing our
boots and coals, we lay down upon the
bare mattresses. Even then I had a
lurking fcnr that wc might be violating
rogue _rule of steamboat etiquette.
When I wi:-ni: to New York before _1
had dozcd all night in the big cabin.
A illiii iight camo through the shut-
tercd door that opcaod upon thc dining
saloon, when the rattle nf dishes for a
time puthwny thc possibility of slcep.
“i'li be nu-ful glad t' soo llopc," said
Uncle Eb as lic lay gaping.
“Guess I’il be happier to sce her than
slic will to seo me," I said.
“\Vinit put that in yer head?" Uncle
Eb inquired. ' '»
“ 'Fraid we*vs got pretty tar apart,"
said I.
_“Shame on ye, Bill," said the old gen-
tleman. ‘tif there lo, ye |ia’t duno
riglit. I'Icdn't orter let a girl like thot
git away from _ycrtif ain't _another
like lie: in this worig." _ ~, , » ,
“I know it," I sal , "but I can't help
it. Bomebody'| cut me ont, Uncle Eb,”
»"'Tain't so," said he elllvllticaliy.
"Yo want t’ prnncs rlglihup her." » _»
“l'm not afraid of any woman," I
said, with a. Brent air of bravery, “but
it she doa’\ care for lie I ought not Q
throw mysell' at her." _ .__
"Jeriiq_e|e_mi" _giitd Uncle lib, rising
holding our tongues. Une e Eb, wiia_.`
Y zz too;
lyunllaiiindficonpauv
1.3% x me 'iii'
‘ He jumped out of his bcrtii quickly,
and in the dim light I could seo him
Freaehiiig for several bil! sbccts of pir-
' [per adhering to the back of his :bitt
land t.rousers.- _.I went quickly to his
lassistance-and._begau stripping oil the
wibijoail sheets iwliicli, co\‘ci'cd with some
hitrougly adlicslve substance, had laid
is ilrm hold upon him. I rang the bell
'and ordered a light. . "
E “Consaru it alll \\'iint be tlicy-plas-
Etcrs?" said Uncle Eb, quite out of pa-
itlcnce. ' .
“Pieces of brown pnpcr, covered
wlili-_West ladle. molasses, I should
thlali," said I. .
_ "West ln_ly molasses!" he exclaimed.
` “By mighty! That inakcs ino hotter'n
a pancake. Whats it on thc hed ferl'
“To catch tiles," I |in.~iwcri~il_
"An' ketclicil aio," said Uncle Eb'us
ho liung the sheet hc was examining
into a corner. “My cxtry good suil
tool" .
lic took oi! his trousers. Then, hold
lug tlicni up to tim iight:
"’l‘l\cy'rc split," said hc mournfuily,
"‘Hc_d 'em 'fc_i»`_i»m\p'ii _ten you-.tub-"'-»
“'l‘hnt’s long enougii,”_ i__su'ggcs_tcil._
"Got k ucl"o‘_’taciii-il t' ’cm. ' lie said,
looking do.\vu at tin-in and rubbing his
chin thougiittully. Tlicn we had u good
laugh. _
“You can put on thc other suit," 1
suggested, “and when wc get to the
city ii-o'ii liavc tlicrc iixcd." .
“Lcetio sorry, though," said he, "cuz
that other suit don' look reel grand.
'I‘his hero one has been purty-purty
scrumptious lu its day, if I do say lt.”
"You look good enough in anything
thnt’s respcctnblc,”. I snlil._ \_ _
.“I{luil o' wanted’ t’ “look ii lcctlo cx-
try good, as yo might say,” said Uncle
Eb, groping in his big carpet bag.
“IIopc, shc's terrible proud, an’ if they
should iicv n lectic iliiiilin' an’ dancin'
some night we'd want t’ bc 'as stylish
as any on ’cm. Ii’iicvo I’li go nn’ git
mis n spang, bran’ new suit anyway
‘fore wc go up t' l~`uiier‘s_”
` gs we ncarcd the city wc lioth began
feeling a bit douhii‘nl as to whctiicr
we were quite rcndy for tho ordeal.
“I thought so," I said. “Those I'm
ivcariug urcn‘t quite stylish enough,
i'ui afraid." _ _ _
“Tlicy’rc ha`u'soine," said Uncle Eb,
looking up over his spectacles, “but
tlicy'd ortcr hc."IIo`w much moucy did
David give yo?"
“Ono hundred and titty doliars,"‘l
said, thinking it a very grand suni ln-
decd. _ i - _ »
' " "1‘ain't enough," said Uuclc Eb,
looking up ut nic again. “I.easti\'ays
not if yc'i'c goin’ t’ iicv a new suit. l
‘ want ye t' bc splck an' span."
Ile picked up his trouscrs tiica and
took out his lat leather wiillct.
"Lock thc door!" hc whispered.
“Pop goes the ivcascll" lie exclaimed
/good naturmiiy, and then ho began
counting the bills.
“I’iii not going to take iuiy more of
your inuncy, Uncle Eb," I said.
“Tut, intl" said lic. "Don‘t ye try t'
intcrfcrc. What ii' ye tliink thcy‘il
churgc in thc city for a reel splendid
suit?"
Ile stopped and looked up at inc.
“Prohzibly ns iuuch as $50," I nn-
s\v_o_x;<;il. _
T() IlI<l CONTINUED.
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incblic tlicy aiiiif just us splendid as'
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I I rica; i§.;i,|GioN.~
days of complaint from the.
others of the innillfeiencs to
the part 61 _die it
ls 'interesting toKfi‘i`i<l
ai, Bps'toii am hc-
bt-lisr ond ol the
out_alter the
illllbrcnt plans
a nd
Gran lord of thc
Church. llcalixliiiq potent
nature on a pleasant day, nuil the
especial qhiirms of that. _sport called
canoeing. tlicy went them forth to the
River Cliarlcs near Dcdhinu last Sunday,
and in one of 'God's tcmplns" oil`en:d tho
ward of llfato all who would listen.
lIow inuch more practical and appealing
this is than railing from tho pulpit at thc
non-churuhgoers. It is the sensible re-
iognltlon of a'pinln condition and thc go'
ic-ripllaus of ii burning licll. But. you can
followiiiem in their Sunday outings nnd
the impression may ho none tho less
-trong. The thing that has uiado thi:
Salvation Arinya power for good is its
to lt. The prlnolplc is just ns good for the
.ind tho ministers who aflopl. it are \\ i ic
7hnrloti.ciown.l
Gone.
I\`ci1-ozone cures liccausc ii.oan furnish
.lic body \\ii.h xuillulunl. iiuiriiiicnl. and
riyiius lionltli is llrnily cstiilrlislicil.
l‘his is ccrtiiin-Fcrrozoiic i~i-sinres full
‘ng strciigtli [ruin any cause. _'l‘ha ox»
iirlciicc of Mr. Thou. Dowd, of Schrei»
-icr, Oni... proves this:
“llousclioiil worries and caros had
iboiit exhausted my .sircngl.li, I was
the colorof hcaltli, and out-nsionullyl
linilou (.‘on§uinpl.ioii uns vclv ncai
iulppy, and I huvc been well cicr 1-ilnci-.
for iozonii iuics sickiiciuil cuiiu th
S. S- CITY 0F LONDON.
To iirircli \Vr-imc_siIiiy at ti. p. ni.
llounil i.rip 2.'\c
in. Ilounil trip 2ll<_~
trlo /|(lc, hoinc early I7 dt.f
Dlnnci* Scls all 1*. E. I.='liinil's (lrr-nlrsi
Crockery Slorc froin $5.00 and upto $1iii.((
. P. Colwill, Sunnyside. 7- l2il tl'
Garters’ Bookstore is
Iioadi}ua| tors gr Souven-
rs o Prince iiward ls-
and. »
A great many incn will wish, laicr l
the season that tin.-y had bought. tlieii-
bprlnrr suit at D. A. Brucc`s_ :iliil tf
5c. WILL LAND ONE
AT YOUR P0$T C‘FFlCl
I ii- _ _ _
heuilus Lilo aiiiloc for mailing sanit-
unil wc will send by return mail unc
lui-go while muslln unisi, size Sill, 40,
J
ing forth to meet lt. You eiiiiiiotlcglsliite
,Jeople lube church any longer; you cannot C
.iveu tcrrlfy thorn into going hy lurid de~
shoe coinfort i
Shoe Style! I _
Shoe Satisfaction i
» _ I
is what you get with A'
 _   
R Oni name on every pair." i I '_ V  ‘ 
` ASK for these 'SHOES-they are sold
everywhere.
sr. JOHN, N. B. ' __
A The Largzst Shoe Manufacturers in Canada,
habit of going oui. nftcr tho siiiiiors, in.  ___g~ *_ g _ _ _____W___ _"_ __ "_ ____
.min or w..in,,,, 10,- ri... ,.i,,,,c.. M, ,,.,,,,c  
_ ,_,,,,_,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,__ lottctown, P. lf. isiaiid.
use of the more cnnvuntiouol cliuroin»._ ’ -_ i ug ' .___ leuusllig
_in tiiclrpreiiciriiion. ‘ ` I
[Tho alnvc is taken from ii into Iloston   Il _
xclntngo. Mr. Crawford is a nativc oi' ' ` ‘ ` ` `
l"ircdW1i;-n You Walken-Lau uid All N1 . A. N h'i<Asl'2k i’ ' . f
Duy-Nerves Worn Oat Su§p`Aii I i‘ne;r\innnn Iliiif York May 2°’ W5'
Cliarloltciowii, l’. F.. I.
Your linils feol“lr\ f " l -_ .. 1 - ‘ -_ . . _ __ -
'ively weiik. A iiluliiggy sliiliiii sciilcifiii Nw( ,?IiF0?i;l(,£ ;c,?,¢,?(i§,]}L];]g¢f]c1v’n€ ihlnnks um tuiliin -of 5-um' Compu" A
u'l|n.{s .siilislyliipg rest. Continuous lieixil~ ,m li 1 _ _Tl/,E '3 M '  °“ ru’ ' “lm A"‘_“‘llY I_°|ll`Y _I\°' '|775 Wh Uh
dmh) ummuslmn mm m_l_m"s s(_m_m_ EMI;/aistsr iii _on A  I, i9o_5 and unch your lor lii'»:,l will rccciie three liuiiiiieil
ons iiowimy your health. Soon avi-.ry m_m,_mi-‘1)‘;"I_- 15* Ski; i.u1eui6oi' my Miiiurcil {5ooo._ 15-_yr-:ir ciniownient, i5 year
 -used up. Ihcn you IN~SUI€ANCE%l(i;y(;f<;ii:f>v{/.  iieiurrcil Annuity, in iI'll~2 MUTUAL LIFE
..i;;‘,'f...f.°;'.v.i~..ii:'li!.;'°-,*:5:a:“'.v°a‘i .....’..“;:‘..’. ‘;‘;11.i§;!?;:.iIilf1i?2:l.l§§‘i§.‘;i‘;?, ‘$.23 “’;.:‘.“':"“>',.°‘ 'ew it my °==
"‘.V- _ lU*°l’|]"""F°¥Utlll‘fv ““il\l‘0l\ Dllyiillalill-‘Q nm getting practically a cash value of $io`43o 30g “L an mmuy ° $303' I
-nusier ic nies v ii' ` ' _ _  _ ' ' - _ _
UMC L_vl___ m“dL__ " "W1 “U ' "W I also carry anoihtr policy in your company, lu uliicli I have all coufulciioe
yours very iruly,
(Slxlwll) SIMON w Cunnan
niilding inntci-iiil. Fill iiinttaclicd cou on i l -i - 1 . ' ~ ~ .'
Think ofthe instant. eilcct- at once the Manager. p n H R um sum' A once' A' N' YRASHR’ Pmvmdai
. petite luc\'ciii-ics. rlcliglitful color in thc D Sl _ ‘ - . _ _ _ v . _ _
i»:euk5'm_ows mm; Heh’ md Mood ix illvesglrligut i"),oIi1éi;s;oitil)i|i like io receive [lice] iiiforuiatinii rcgariliug the cost of
elm.: cirizuluieil. 'i`lrcv.l muscles are ln- `
'Igoratcd ilcsh and wclglii. nrc nddcil A _ _
\'or\'o iliruc develops, and bounding, mom" Of' ` ' ` " " ' ' 'AgL` ' ' ‘ ` ' ' ‘ 'Nmub ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ ' ' ~ ~ - ~ ‘ ~ ~ -
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Aililrcss . . . . . . . .
_ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .
A. N. FRASER.
Provln. Man., Ch’town, P. E. I.
weakondiiiiscriililo. My oiicoirn lnukod -- ~~~~-- »~~ ____ ' __ __
iiud spells of rl\cunn\l.l.<»|n. Then my ' -
To Crnpauil Saturday ai ii p. ui. Round _-
':in.&‘z';.‘°"wi..::al;‘i;2l::f.;‘°ni.mi if Th I - - ai
‘.‘;f.‘.:".:‘,‘.:‘.2;i.l‘":::.i"nin.l'f‘n5;..‘.1;‘:;' C nV0l'l1_CSS Rilllway
;'f.:;';fif_°".°..':::ii°:::;‘::i:,ii..:.'.‘i?vn..‘:;§t;; and Coal Company.
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r."'i:::;::§.:;;‘.i;‘:1i,"li:il.“::i.:&1:;fi .'.'.:::f,-. ‘f VUNERS AND S|'l|PPERb
":'.f‘.:::.‘i‘if'f-i-v fr.",:ir';i...i;:5“";;:.'s"f- "in ` ~°F'~-
:‘:.v.f€..”;.‘.:~.°..._“.'::;'.'.°“"  ‘WA . THE CELEBRAUD INVERNESS
-- inrriiili coli.
excursion autism: _ NQNE BETTER. ,
Shipping Piers at Port Ilastiiigs most coavenient~ao delay.
Prices quoted on application. _
H. M. DAVISON. “ 2
To West Illrci' porin Thiirsilny at. Cl p ` . .
General Sales Agent for
To East Iiivoi-porin I"i-inlay iii -l p. ni. _ ,MN K _ Pfilllfe I1lIW8l’d ISIil1itl.
. ' _ g
llounil trip 201:. \ ‘VL ' I W "“ Im I
Ames Holden Co., _
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mwinui _
AA ‘LW
42 or fill; this waist is \\'0rlli Silo.-Jiis 
Paton 8: (To. (5-Zi ilif. if
Vlillowners, Dairymcn,
Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring work try the
NEW FOUNDRY
Foot of Queen Street
For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Lid.
Pli3:i'e|75. Peske's No. ilwlznrf. P. O, BOX 41|
The siibscrlhci-oiliirs ini-mio his fiiriu non-
~‘I»:iiii|ro|lioiir|-uii sliuutml lu the ltuyall.y,.’i
iullvs from i`hnrlot_ieiuw|l. loinlulr l~'iln~rwo<iil
blulinn. 'l`hu iunil in in A high Minis \»i'i-nli»v»
ilnn,lmliii|m.s gooil amid with or wlthoni
ci nhl. also rorsnin i-licnfi,1i lpuro in-cd Uuornsoy
li\| ><. liur liirtiicrniii-i.i:\| nrsnpplly to i
Il MUM LIIAN
|l»'Al|lt t'hio\v|i oyii y.
€_ 
outta siiissr.
Teams io hire at short
notice.
Phone 274. llox 611.
Cube mect all steamer: and
tnlnn. ._
Fl. .|. Ffiiiiliii
x-iionunron. ,
'I-11 il SIIG-
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an-.gr
FARM FOR SALE- '
 ifsjit I _ V
_ __A féy
(iood Casters
‘ iwiaws ‘ 1"   3'” _ B°"$
tal or brass bed is important.
0 ” ' " 1 _ _ _ _
Livery Stung’ I ~ An. imperfect caster is liable to iniure carpets or rugs
- . while on polished doors it always lcavcs marks.
Ives Brass Beds have a double wheel ball bearing caster, l
The double wheel divides the weight and its wide few does
not mark the floor, while it turns so easily to the mggion of
the bed that it never injures carpets.
It is attention to important mail thin that makes Ives' »
beds the finest in America. ,___'-_E ` ' ‘
Ask to see an Ives Brass Bed and examine it closely. _.
THE ll. R. lvl’ C°»| Llnlflnn KUHTRIAL-
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