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If the “nappy-go-lucky-slapit-on-3.
press-and-let-’er-go” kind of ad-
vertising you_are using is doing you
-some good doesii’t it seem reasonable
to suppose that “something differ-
ent”-bright, convincing, thought-out
and mailed regularly “direct” to your
list will prove ofimuch greater values
(Thisis intended only for the man
who feels the bullet strike him).
1%
I study Printing! Imakea.
feature of preparing printing that is
profitable. That is, l make it profi-
table to my patrons. I- study types
and effects to insure attractive ar-
rangement, and I believe you’ll ap-
preciate how I handle. your work.
From a card to a catalogue I want to
figure on your work.
I-lrchibald Irwin. 5
|3 Richmond Street Telephone 'ICI-.I
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" -All Nations. _
Dueling in the proper sense of the
word was handed down from the early
Germans, Danes and Franks, all of
whom carried the practice ot the
judicial combat to such an extreme
that only women, sick persons, ‘erin
Pies and men more than 60 Yost! old
were exempt from it. The judicial
Gundebald, king of the Burgundiaps,
as early at 501 A. D. »
Finally the practice of dueling was
carried into!!-‘rance. where it soon be-
came so common that it is estimated
that 6,000 persons tell in mortalcom-
bat in the ten years of the reign of
Henry IV. ' -
Single combats are said to have
been introduced in England by the
Normans. During the period of
chivalry in that country they were in
common practice, but in the strict in-
terpretation of the word they could
not be called duels. In the literal
sense of the word, the duel was intro-
duced ln England about the time that
the practice became prevalent in
France. -
Dueling began in this country in
the early days of its settlement. In
fact, the code of honor was. brought
to the new world by the first settlers.
The first encounter of this kind took
place at Plymouth, Mass., in 1621, two
of the settlers deciding a question of
honor with the heavy swords that
were carried in those days.
WAS SOMETHING OF A .IOLT.
Addressed by Child as "Grandpa,"
Man Forced to Admit He
____ ,_ ..;._. '-~.__. f V- - ls Getting Old.
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MACKINNON ® MCNEILI ..'.§‘.’l2.§§.‘§’.“l.‘.’;“..‘.fi" ‘ff§.‘}.‘l~‘° ”‘“‘i
¢ ' r. cally
  Barristcrs, Solicitors, Notaries, etc. mlfft ba 3r°Wln5 01d-
Three times within as many weeks
.'F t ` ll . l’._l<l. l.'l:iiiii Mii_t:l MONEY T0 LOAN.
Firgrlnrgugilncld tlizlihpiinlg-.~inii`|~’ni'iiiI5iiilil 0m‘,,,§.__(~,,,memn Hhwk (,hm_l__tt__ Y0llll5 men have gOt up in street cars
mg Churches., lll.i_»i. l».~iii._..i.i, ilou.~i.-.~  - to give me their seat, showing there-
Che_es¢iI~act0rics. Wntiir lllilis, i-tc, i-lc town by’ as they fancied due respect for
appy l).Hli`l.i.. |02 sydncyrltrcet. D- A- MACKINNON» K' C” l"L' B age. I wish they w0u]dn'; fm- I
*'_-’i>"° °5~ Rorinrir N. ivir.NnIi.r.. some feel oia, and 1 have io' think 1
We also oilcr our
shingles, posts, etc.,
Clear Shingles
2nd clear “
Clear \/Vhite “ 1 80 “
X N0. I. “ 1.20 "
N0. 1. “ on “
9 foot posts 18
8 CC Cl
7 tt' 16 
W l to ‘ ll d
2.00
16
fine stock of cedar
look old and I don’t believe
_ I ae. 1
, _,_ __ ______,____ ___ __m_i_ _ think time three young men were
too polite, well meaning and all that,
but not good judges of age, misled
by the gray in my thatch, and so
I don't consider that their mistaking
me for an old looking man really
proves me so or should in any way
_ _ disturb me; but 1' did et 3
i
S judgment
on myself this morning, a natural. in-
stinctive and absolutely unbiased
VVe will _for the next 30 days sell all {}1§‘§,’,"}§“*"‘““ ‘“‘_’ g“’° “‘° ‘1“‘*°“ "'-
our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots ,_ ,,‘§°,,,‘,§_§"‘,‘,’,,§,“,,‘“§,,§’§“§,{dW§§o{;°,§“§§ gg
and Shoes at cost :fiE3"§§dt'§.'{§1k'd'§§§§d.i`f I" “d
D and that
was hard to get away from.
“I guess now I’il have to dye my
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Everything Must Go  0. 
at the followin 's°S’ 
V Mr /ilbrrt Siieigriive liiis been appoint
Bd I"l`©'lLrllt~riii<i Pri.-ini-ngerAgentfor above
vvsscl. .\ll` coiniiitinicationls in regard
'thereto must in iililresseii to h'
. ` ¥ = ' im. Office
 M' |_.SlL>:iin Nav. U0’s \Vhiirf-'l‘elepho N
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The iiiiilings will iii-e its heretofore.
FRED \V. HYNDMAN
Miing. Director, The Island Tug Co
i’i..irlottietown P. E. I.
znd. April iiiio
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eac h ' At Piirhrose Parli on
~ lWorlli’s
“ Livery Siabl¢Si
e asc you 0 ta an inspect our -  J_G_ w0r||\» ;...¢......A..g.13u..
goods and be convinced that you can save Proprietor win we rise on the ioiiowur nn.
money by dealing- with uS_ First-class d ` JoHN H. oilwrls, Prop.,
Single and Double
Teams
MORRIS ® F YF E ""°T.t.*.'"'.‘t.‘:i:
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and Private Parties
Stanley Bridge ‘ Pi-one |64 rm... semi,
8_ dz  Charlottetown.
4 ' g 22 hai;
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coinbat was especially authorised by.;
\lndia \Vharf, Boston. _
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V99" ll!!  nothin! but tliléulunl
i l°°!11l io bo s hose white sheet show-
Whltv. fragrant - and blooming sm
°*91“!U5l!¢‘ligt'6'dn enormolll but" "
_lending down' showers or hvbnder
Qwest olive. brig; wreath. wus no i
maine and so others run into
path snduwaves its banners beneath’
spondence St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
‘ sinh of Music. 
BY the old Romans the god Mer-
cury, was credited with the invention
of m_usic. According to Apallodorusl
the ballet was as toliowsi Tn, Nile,-
after an overdow, left on the shore
dead tortoise.” `It‘s lesh was ilnsli;
dried up by‘ the hot sun, so thatnoth-
#Ill 'signalled in the shell -but the
CBPUIIBBB. Which. being braced 
contracted bythe heat, became ‘so-
norous. Mercury, happening 'to b
'rallying that wiv. and striking iii
109% against- the shell, was so' please,
with tie 'iiound‘pl’oduceiI'tlist the ide
01”! li‘re'\1rtas"ented` itself to his 'imag
lnation. He immediately oonsti-uct`ei1
the instrument-in' the form of a tor
tolse, and strung it with the sinews of
dead animals. 'And so music began.-~
New, York American. ‘ ' '
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' Clothes. ` `
There are promotions in life, which,
independent of the more substantial
rewards they offer, acquire peculiar
value and dignity from the coats and
walstcoats connected with them. A
Held marshal has his uniform; s
bishop his silk apron; a counsellor his
silk gown; 8 beadle hiscocked hatf
Strip the bishop of his apron, or the
beadle of his hat and lace, what are
they? Men, more men. ‘ Dignity, and
even holiness, too, "sometimes, are
more questions of coat"aiid waistcoat
than some people imagine.-Charles
Dickens. . _ 1
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Explained.
“How does it happen that a third of
the population of- your vlllt country
is in the east?" asked the visitor.
"I presume the discomfort of rid-
ll!
S
as s. factor," explained the native
` DEAFNESS CANNOT UE CURE”
by local applications. as tliefycimno' reaql
the rliseui-led portion of the uitr. 1 lwrc 5°
only one yvuy_to cure dciiéness, sr.d thiit is
hy constitutiuniil rc-me ies. llenfnesi-i ii
caused by an infliiined condition of thi
iiiucous_ iiiinbg- oi the__Euslauchlanhlill)i-
L ' ' ` ' i 'i
when it is entirclycloiserl deafiielqs is thi
rcsult,l|iiri uiiiess the inflsiiimatioii clii
he taken out and _this tube restored tl
its normal condition hearing will hi
destroyed forever: nine cases :put oi ten
are caused by Ciitiir;°_l_1,_which is nothin:
but an infliimerl con itiun of the mucuiir
l ~ . '
ullrtlgtvyilll give One Ilunilred Dollars fi
any case of Deafness tciiusl-id by catiirrl
that cgnngii be _cui_~_iili by Hiill’s Cittiirrli
o
C:"_"_ $17261. éi§;i§§xniil°lt T35., 'l‘uiedo.o.
i ru s 8| 156
__'l"f.i‘¢e flsiiullfsmiiy Pill.. ior constipa-
On:
'iiioiisil iiiciis
Wednesday August |7th l9l(
2.30 class trot and pace, Purse $35.0(
3 rniniite class Pace, Purse $20.00
"3 year old" or "Green Race", foi
which n liberal purse will be offered
Entries close for first two mentioner'
Should day prove unfavorable raci
BY
Peakes Station, July 23rd.
7-25md&r4iPd-
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Auf' ri_il:- wA¥-liY- WATER .
nctropolifln' Lino 'Between Holton anf
 New roiiii
An Unbrolien Nlglifrllest from Citv ir.
Ci Over the Moat Fascinating Salt
" gaterlloute in tlie World ori the '
-‘ Turbine Steel Sieamaliipl.
nirvana .fa rits
Bolton To NOW "York. $4.00 hrongli
 t:illP'ts.
l`u.kets o mn
Schedule: Weekdays and Sundays,
from Boston, leave India Wh_arf at 5 P,M.
Same daily schedule from Pier 14, North
River, near foot of Cortland St. Due either
cit 8 o`clock thc following moniing.
'fhroulh Ticleta via. Metropolitan Line
at principal Railroad and Steamboat
Ticket Offices throughout the country.
Fares same as via Long ,Island Sound
Lines. For reservations, Follclerii, &c,_ad-
dress Ticket Agent, Metropoliliui Line,
5-26dmtwtrfs4m.
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Sslmpl Chililronl #YN I
supply their Intellect. Defective
eyes stiiiit thciiiiiid. Can you ,
expect fair |irngmi¢si in school or
v L siiress iii lniiiiiieics il' so handi-
ciippud ? Exii_miii:i|icn oi' child-
ren for glasses isa spevinl
fcnliirc of our Opticai_Dcparl-
ment ii would ho ,advisable for
every mother to have their
cIiildren's eyl-s examiiicd before
this opening up of school. I
Examination |"ree. K. Wm.
Epsiteiii Dr. oi' Oplirii of‘lhe
firm will be at Si. Pi-t¢r'a Bay
at l"ioley`s Iioiiiie, will test eyes
:ind supply glasses to iiiiit.
Silvvprgntohn 0_3 Protein
Charlottetown 16?  St.
¢,_-._...». .ffr i' _ ».
when a ponltry“i-siseniair point to I
areas »i»~wntqi--. t - a his U°¢.¥ 0! lwll wil lay “Every Bid'
th; some road you unol.l'al;ll°:ii‘;l; ‘ “Y 1*" U'°*`\_>“°\l 1° l Mill! “Y” “d
in
yer me you around," look for troll
bushes. It' is not Q sheet. merely n f one gets, he cannot be sure of the in-
linptlireugii o ing' ug ual, gm nests, nor, hewevu'-high in lisnolos!
mild curtain of Cherokee roles, waxy , dlvldual record othia cashiers unless
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trapa‘them`whsu they “lay and
iiiiciriy iuimiiy nm and ine.-9 4,4 seeps-than record agybycsy
All sfdtll who seen. ~ ' 3 'Y_41. llltl WMD G f¢U°.'W WP' 'nd
‘ A 5_5 dead tree that has been Hwy. knows hiss hens' individually he often
his sm 'uid mem. roi-norm  timid' the birds no uxvertiseii-=.»_ 250
K .
' ses
be
iz phenomena are but muttl. and
1'\’l".iill!l9%4s'-it -,|s*&l.I'lr:wor"_k ot"a~’wli't£\8A. .e i1¢v.'<m whom he was wllllvk i0
t theearthiaa the “beat in the
lweefiiess with every pus ot wind; woriii," is beaten by “tiiatola euii"
li1l¢_`l1° WM HB9!!! $0.82.'
Here the most 'prolific and the 121381'
, _ . . a
UT°'5fS¢1l¢Y Ol bloom 'that seems a of the largest ez!!  Qhown up: like-
Wlekcl dellthtfvl, ex!-ravusnoo to wise the poor layer. the uoalsver and
W-“`"*9"4 U05. Ind the noble army of those that lay small, detective and I-D-
lilieelmnrches up the suis at ascii' reriiie eggs. ‘ '
Have you bought that secret "how
"WY ‘Fill--Pops Christie!! oorre- to select thols er?"
Y ,
Try it at the 'trap nest;
are you the “big know it all" that
iiete you can pick the beat IU” evtlfy
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A -BL’|.'.\-'EIIIY OF  NETB.
,linc by shape and comb? Just try
your rigid rules in the trap nest.
Your egg type ,may there get ii swipe.
ind your hen just finished right may
get ii slight, for there you sometimes
see the perfect shape beaten by a foul
formed cnckler-fowls in egg coiull-
tion not in lt, red combs lagging fair
behind; the pale and fut muininles
and squawkin’ skinllints worrying the
Eeferee to decide which bent the rest
rst.
Trap nesting will often show that the
tirst pullet to lay is not often tlic con-
'lnuoiis performer and that hens with
bud records in December, January and
February seldom catch up.
The trap nest reveals your best lay-
ers,'anr1 you are able to breed your
rniile and females from the best. Thus.
with a pedigreed egg strain on both
ing brake beams has to be re srdea sides. by mating such birds you 'lm
sure to get a strain that brings great
gain.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
To save time in feeding birds at n
London zoo electric lights are turned
on before daylight, and the birds,
thinking it’s sunrise, get busy. in
New York this plan is used to fntteii
Wlieii iii-#tu ein _in lime 5ou_ i\i :
rumbling i-uiuntloriinpcrfcct hearin|:,iiiii ducks when in a rush to finish "WHL
They are fed several meals at night.
When i1 young ostrich is six uiontlis
old it is generally six feet high. Some
fancicr ficdgellngs burst the shell und
mixture into scientific poultry prodlgles
in ll. SCIISOII.
A hen’s egg contains 650 grains of `
ivnter, 120 grains of fat, 106 griiiixs of
iiuic, 80 grains of albumen, 20 grains of
augur and 10 grains of ash. When all
these are heated together in a buy-
mow and allowed to stand for ii fort-
night they are changed to a thousand
grains of dynamite.
A wild turkey weighing thirty-three
pounds was _shot near Lewistown, Pu.,
und was found to be a cross of Bronze
and wild. Its parent on one side had
wandered from the farm back to the
ivild life.
The Washington Poultry Protective
iissoclation is fighting the law prohibit-
ing roosters in that city. Hope tliclr
'cgiil rooster licks.
lluvc you ever thought how quietly
ihe poultry business is conducted?
=)ue billion dollars' worth of products
Iurned out without the screech of ii
ivhistle or clung of hammer! Oh, you
ntl-noise crusade, aren’t we it?
Tho Ohio supreme court declares "nn
-gg is not an egg Lf it is ii bud ci.:i.;"
iud a grocerymiiu cannot collect a bill
or such eggs. Thus it’s i1 good plan
'o buy eggs on tick for examination.
When the chicken census taker calls
ii April he will ask the number and
igc of your fowls. Better sell off those
:ld stiigers to the °‘boardin' missls,"
'or if you tell him their full nge he
.vlll thliik you‘re lying and arrestyou.
Some of our friends who have trlcd
he “city lot“ poultry intensive pliin
iiive found it very expensive. Whcii-
-vcr these poultry secret get-rich-quick
schemes are turned loose on you look
for ii “nigger in the wood pile."
The York (['a.) Ministerial associa-
luii conducted i1 successful crusade
igainst turkey riiilles during the holl-
luys. its contention was based on
:wo points~thc rllllle is a form of gam-
'illiig prohibited by law, and the whole-
sale purchase of turkeys for these
bouts so advances the price thatthey
ire almost prohibitive.
Washington declares our annual roi
iilll for destroyed grain is $100,000,000.
each rat eating 00 cents' worth ii yeur. -
Sixty. cents feeds a hen in certain lo-
calities. Yellow peril ls the stu!! for
rats. '
lf takers would spend ns much time
in breeding good birds as they do on
'lxing up"old culla to cheat with lit
ihoivs they would not figure in thc
'ognea' gallery as sneak thieves of
'hc foacy.

What School for Y 'Ulm' ur if -.ii 20 »i= ii' 
 II? It ina llIé_:ilt_lii_:ilo'l`oii;_1_.c__ . ‘
I t is the Largest Lac ies’ College in C
- It Has .Special st T ers.
It Offers Literary Coiirses. ~
  '§ini\'i;_i~Islty_giiLpduates as 'l‘eacher|)
It O  ' si curses X
Free Catalogue on isll.lf.ndhc»tedéi.rardi
. . lt Offer# Orator_y curses. ‘
. application to _ _)l__'r..¢ii_.irr ei __sii.._;.¢S.n_a 'i-raining)
, r _ ers oiise o c ence coursei. ,
DR-M 30"” N ‘°“"°l.‘l‘a*.°:.§i'.tu§lll.'f.i:§°“"°'“‘r° “fs i= si-
. Saclivlllc, N. BL lt Offers Fine ‘Art Courses., . .. . _
' ' lD_irectv_ir an RQ.A») _ f
its Aim is l`»i-ue Ed_uca_tioi1,not,Surface (Tultur
\ - - [stills rox -
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' licAnEMY Ciunriwrclal College
:i (hiiiciv .`w‘i:i Ol{1i Coiirsc iii Biisiiiess, or
_ ;\l:i|rii-iilatiuri t`oiii'si-, load- S`liorl|iziiid rind Typc~writ-
ing lo Urillcgi-s of .-\rIs, Ei- ing. Comfortable Residen_ce-
gi|ie¢|‘ll'l_i4', l\li~\|li‘l|ii‘, \'il`. lfxftilldllt staff Of TCHCIIBIB.
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J. . PAL lR.M. i\..P' ' I
il~i|li‘\\'¢l."¢£rs$! Hump.
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n._.'_,'_.m=\___ll._~‘__-_ _
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PLYMQUTII
. oder  wine
Green _S_heaf-i~ 550 ft. tothe pound
S,-ilvol' Sheaf- 600 ft, to the pound
INTERNATIONAL
Standard----500 ft. to the pound
Mjanilla - - 600 ft. to the
We have ust received
pound
a large
stock ofthe above 'well known brands
which we are selling at lowest prices.
Wholenile and Retail-
 Horne ®. Co.
8-gililsdrlf  l
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W.
The
n__ -m
Dress Muslins -
Print Cotton 26 inches wide
Print Cotton llc inches wide
Print Cotton The Best English
Anderson Gingham:
Scotch Ginghams Good patterns
Ladies' Undervesis two lor r
Ladies’ llose per pair
Tooth Brushes splendid qualify ,
Nl" Brushes Best in town for the price
Clothes Brushes Fine quality for
Blacli Peau Dc Sole Silk $l.65 for
dttsrinwftf.
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Low Price Store Sunnyside Ch"l`own.
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. _#Buildings-New Grounds-Newlvlfeahtua 'l r
Over 23 Acres ol Exhib_lti'i_ig Space
Industrial-Agricultursl~Live Stock
Mniiullacture In Mo io . overlliiieiit Exhibits
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. - gatni _ilhvvii SVomen2a work €_oi-estr and Minoi-Till
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{ {Yl°Y\l¢dl’\ll'G Fon how orbs r\l,iltn5olle‘l:?ion
‘ °“ “"1 0"' Jildlll- lngcetlttu 'y.
“i‘.‘:.:.~'.!.‘.i°liii..i§a:_,‘:f"- gggf §i§~"'°'~~f>`~="‘?-'
in 'Y '“‘ ”"“"'"“"‘ `° ` . 'Weil iriuisniiisnld.
Stupendous Amusement Programme `
i M iisiczil Ride of Royal Caiincliaii Dragoons Un-
surpassed Fireworks Nightly; Large “Pike” with,
-Myriad Atti"1ctions, Ladies’ Orchestra Swin of
Death, High-Wire Woiiders, etc. ` ’ g
Excu rsioiis from all Caiiadiaii and Amerian Points
II’ S|n~ciril llnlcl, Ilcnriliiig and Lodging List for Asking ‘CI
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