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It is time you were
spraying your fruit trees,
buslies and shrubs if you
want to have plenty fruit
and flowers. Let us help
you to do it thoronglily
by supplyiin; high grade
materials. Fresh stock of
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full streiigtli and
purity now iii. Can also
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spectacle comfort with eye-
glass elegance. Our adjust-
ment is faultless. This with
perfectly adapted lenses is
our idea of what will satisfy .
you best. _ E
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l<I,\'pvrt, llptit-inn.
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25 d wtf.
GAB SEt’iVil€J-E
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Lea\ i: orders at Me-
Donald 81. McKinnon’s Dim; Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, i.i :ir Sieve-
eon’s Corner. J. M. NICIIOLSON.
1-28 d I yr ' Telephone No 52
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illillllill.
JUNE 13. 135-. `
ms aunts oven.
The Battle of Paardebei-g and snr-
render of Cronje are being reproduced in
mimic fashion from day to day at
Brighton Bench, New York. It is
claimed that every man takiiig part in
the battle has served in either thc British
or Boer ariuy, and that tlio actual incl-
dents of the war are being produced as
near as may be. Whether this is true or
not we need not here pause to consider
.\ point of some interest is found in the
feet that the Boer (it-iieral has.been
.-a\'erely criticie-ied in the newspapers and
by some uiiiitary men for descending to
tlielovcl of u showiinin and die-igriicing thc
military profession. The other day he
\vii.~'-\\'aitcil uponliy u rri»i‘csciitativc of
tho liruoklyn I~Iu;.;lc mid la-ing tiucstioiicd
upon this point. _iiiadc an interesting and
pathetic ilefi-iicv.
ln the Ilist plum- he suyslic is not a
iiiciiilirr of thc iiiiiitury profcs~iion und
tlicri-for-e cannot ili.~;._gi'i\cc it.llc fought as
ai patriot and not as it soldier. “British
soldiers have said it isiicncutli thc, dignity
Soiiic of thc mon who have said this are
tho mon I foiiglit. ’l`liey arc thc men who
robin-d mc of my home :md my country.
'l'o tin-ii'ci~itit:isiiisl liavo no nnswertc
iiiake." l’i'ot-cviliiiir lintoldofliisdefcat,
:iftcr :.1-\'\-i':il \'ictoi‘ies, his capturcnini
iuiprisouiuciit :il St. lit-lcna, and his re-
turn totlic 'l`rnn.\vn:ii after thc war.
'l`l\\‘re ho found niitlii|ip:iiui~ rlcsolutioii
and r\iiii:
"My 1-ounti'_\' was still black with cindcrs
and stained with blood. In the battle of
l’:i:ti'<lc|a-i‘;: my wife w:i..~i wounded as
she fougiit in the trcnchcs. 'flint wound
bled out from my heart. I tiiought. I
had felt tht- worst pain. Alas, when I
saw the scaircrl face of my poor country,
the wound in my heart. opened and bled
out my hopc. I looked into my dear
old wife`s careworn face and then across
the mired vclt. I could not help it-I
cried.
“Sincc that day I have not been able
to stand st-i-aiglit. 1 was old and weak,
hungry and homeless. My children had
all died in defence of our country. There
we stood, my wife and I supportiniz each
other in our misery. Ilo\v lonely we
w.,-rel liow much alone! I was L00 Qld to
iight again niidstrikc another blow forour
liberty; too old to walk behind thc plow;
aliiiost too old to live. My countrymen
stu' my leurs. They oil`crcd to help nic
out of theirscnnty_cupbonrds. They were
as poor ns I."
And tlicn he was offered bya.sho\\'maii
this chance to make it living for himself
.uid wife. llc is now past seventy years
of ugc. Is not his defence for earning his
li\'in;.;iis he is doing suiliciciit. I
ONE SIGN OF PEAGE.
Tokio, June 10.-'l`lui stock market has
bccii sliowiii_L(a li\'cly upward tendency
since yesterday afternoon and prices con-
tinued to appirclrttc this niorning. The
:ifternoon scssioii today had to be post-
poned for two hours, owing to the large
t-miisiictioiis which took place during the
L/iiorniuir.
‘ san ANOTHER ni-;wEY.
Barriiioirls, June ll.-The govern-
ment d ry dock ro-:ently built by the Mary-
land Stccl company at Sparrows Point,
and which will lic towed to Manila, was
sueccssfully floated today. Miss Endicott,
rlnugliter of Rear-Admiral l*]iidicot,t,cliris-
lencd the now vessel “Dc\\'cy."
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` “ All Prices,
Good Values
and
Wcll Made.
Mark 0 rignt'iurni§§hing ilu..
ofa gi-in-i-nl to but-oiiica circus performer. -
me me non.  
iaars Nlcagtson.
Jamal Nlcholeon.‘Esq..  away at
his homo in Eldon on Snturdq nltnrnoon
iastatthorlpeageof78 yours
In 1878 he was elected by eoolnmation to
represent his native district of Belfast in
the Provincial Legislature, and was re-
elected at the general election of the tol-
lowiag year. `
Failing of election in 1882, be was
almost immediately thereafter elected for
the electoral districts of'Boifest and Fort.
Augustus in the Loirlslntive Council, and
thereafter continued to representthis dis-
trict until the abolition or rather the self-
eitacement of that body-n period of about
0 years. During the last four years of
this time he was a member of the Govern-
ment and leader in the Upper House.
In his public life he was thoroughly
honorable, straight forward and upright,
and these cliaracteristics, combined with
his noble qualities of heart, \von for him
tho respect and esteem of opponents as
well as of eoiifrcrcs and supporters.
lie was for many yours un elder ' in St.
.lol\n’s I’rcsbyterian Church and at thc
time of his death in the Presbyterian
Uhurch at Orwell.
I-Iis life was above reproach and his
tender, unselilsli and patient. illaposltioii
endeared him to thc many with whom hc
cainc in contact.
'l`iu=sc beautiful traits were. however,
best known where his memory will lic.
most lovingly and tenderly cherislicd,\'iz.,
in his home.
llis life in dvcd ran on “like atreaiiis.
that \\'atcr tho woovllaiids, aoinctiincs
darkened by sliiulowie of cnrtli but reflect-
ing an iinairc of lieitven."
He icnvca to mourn n, widow, two sons,
.Iolin A., Rcgist.i'ni'of McGill Univcralty,
Sain A. ut home, and one daughter, Mrs.
.`Ianit=s C. Irvinig, Ulierry Valley.
llis funeral took place Monday to Bci-
fast. Cemetery, ami tho iniiiivnsc concourse
prcai-iit test iiled to the respect mid esteem
in which hc was hold. ,
A LUCKY GIRL. ,
Saved from Deadly Decline
by Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills.
“When I think of my former condition
of health," says Miss Wiiinifred Perry.
of West River, Sheet Hai-bor, N. S., “I
coiisitlcr myself ii lucky grirltliatl am
well and strong to-day and! owe my
present good hoaltli entirely to Dr.
Williams’ Pink Pills. I suffererl almost
all that one can endurc,from weakness
and nervousiioss. I was as pale as a
sheet and wasted away. The least noise
would startle me, and Iwas troubled
with fainting; spells, when I would sud-
rienlylose consciousness and drop to the
lloor. A; other times my heart would
|inlpitnt.e violently -ind cause it smother-
ing sensation Night and day my nerves
were in n torriblc condition, and I seem-
ud to be continually growing worse. No
medicine that I took hclpcrl nic in the
least until lliegan- taking Dr. \Vllliaais’
I’iiilc Pills, ami after I had taken u half
-lozcn boxes, I fait so much bet.tt~\' that I
.stopped taking: them und wont. on n visit
to lloston. l had made n iiiistnko, how-
vvcr. in stoppiiig thc pills too soon, and I
i~c;;aii to go buck to my forincr condition.
I then culled on a. wcll known Uostrni
doctor. and after L-,x ilnining my case, told
him how Dr. Williams' Pima Pills had
liolpcd nic l>ci'0i'e. llc told me to con-
tinue their use, saying I could take noth-
ing butter, mid I got another supply and
soon liepiiiito regain health. I took about.
viirlitci-ii boxes in all, and they fully and
ifomplcti-ly restored my liciilth, audt
have had no sickness is-iiicc."
l)r. \Villinnis' Pink l‘i is can dojust; as
inucli for every weak nervous, pale-f~ccd
_ronnig wonnin who is slipping from
:iinumiia into deadly dcclinc. Ttiuy make
new, rich licaith-i.§i\'iii;.r blood,and that.
is wluit every growing izirl and woman
iiinstliavv to retain their lit-nlt.li‘. It is
because these _ pills actualy make new
flood that tln~ystrike at the root of ul
comnion ailiiieiits of life, such as head-
uclieaiiil sidonclics and liiiuknclics, in-
iligestioii, palpltatlon of the bcart, kid-
may troubh-.~', siclutiea, rlicuiiiatiaiii, neur-
algia, St. Vitus Duiicc, and paralysis.
Butonly the genuine pills condo this.
and tho sick one should sec that; full
name “Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale
People" is printed on the wrapper around
I-vt-ry box. l)r>n`t ict anyone persuade
you to take anything else. Sold by all
dr-alers or si-nL.|»y ninil at 50 cents it box
nrsix hoxvs for $2.50 by wrltiiig the Dr.
\Villiams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
JUMPED INTO THE RIVER.
Wirmiri-ru, Man., `.`luna 0. -Walter
Phillips, awi-ll-<li'oascd yonnir Englisliiiiaii
wiio arrivail livre on May 25, iiiiilwsaeil on
tho iniiiks oi`tlic/lssiniboiit, in Fort. Rouge
lastovnnliiig, and has not. been si-on i~iinc:i‘.
l‘hillip5 was stnyiiig at the llobiin Ilousc,
and had liceii acting straiigvly.
. Whooping Cough in Jamaica.
Mr. J. Riley llcnnctt, a tzlieniist. of
llro\\'n‘s Town, Jiiiiiiica, Vl'est. Indiii
Island, write : “I cannot. speak too highly
of Cliauiberlain'a Cough Remedy. It has
proved itself to he the in-st remedy for
whooping cough, wliieli is prevalent on
this end of the globe. It liua ncver failed
to relieve in any case whcrc I have recom-
uicnded lt; and grateful mothers, after
uainglt.,nrc daily thanking me for ad-
vising them." This rciucdy is .for aalc by
all drnngists. ,
SHOT BUFFALO.
131.185, Okln.,Jun;: II-Chnsed by 23 cow-
boys and a band of Indians. headed by
Chief Geronimo, a buffalo was shot to
death on “1(ll"raucli, by Dr. H. E.Tliomac
ii cluhrnan of Chicago, who hunted in an
automobile. Dr. Tliomas was recently
injured in an automobile accident and
could not ride a horse. The chase lasted
scvcral hours.
Sprpined Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder.
These are three common ailments for
wliicli Chanibcrialnis Pain Balm ie cnpoc-
ially valuable. If promptly applied it will
save you time, money and suffering when
troubled with any one of these ailments.
For sale by all druggista
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We lun-aj1urt receiver! two car-loadu
Ileney & (.'o’a Curriag/fn 'in 3-4 con-
corrln and Inq/gina and regular nice
wage-nn and Imggiea, Higlvcf yrudea
at the lowest p/ricaa. , Call and me them
and get ourpricer.-A I/owns & Co.
Ayanfn". 6-Gmwf 81. w 2 w.
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75c for a sailor suit.
$1.00 for a two piece suit- I
$2.00 for a lot or oddments in two piece suits. _
$2.50 to $4.50 will take any of our special 3 piece Suits. sizes from 28 to 35.
$4 50 and $5;oo will buy a good 3 piece long pant suit. t
i 9,00, $7_00_ $330, 59,00, $10.00 will purchase n good serviceable suit. the best Paton
ever offered for the money. ‘
50 pairs pants your choice for $i.oo. '
Extra Value in Boys’,~ Youths’ and Men’s`Clothing
For This Week. h L_ .
Paton  0.
COMlNG EVENTS-
eg.,-=--_-r
S. O. E. Next iiieoiiiig of Iidi»'l
l’i-lncc lldward is on Tuesiliiy cuiiirif
Junc 13th. Red Rose Degree 
City Council niects on the second Mon. 
day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. W.Clarke. City Glcik-
_mil
Minard's Linlmcnt Rf licvcs Ncuralgia.
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OUR MINISTE RS. 
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Wo extend to you a. coidial llI‘f'-“-(dill-fi
mid wrlcomo to our city--and if there is ,_,'
any tliing in clothing, furiiielilnga etc.
you need, we wish you would drop into I
our store and let us serve you. -x
Drop in any way whether you want t-0
buy or not, we`ll be glad to show you over,
Clinrlottciowifa lar;;¢~st'. store.-Prowse
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New Caps
o dozen men’s and bo s’ ca s the ver new- .
5 P 2 y
est styles.
These caps were delayed at Picton and will now
be cleared at a small advance on cost-Get one.
4-itldwtf ° '
ill. ai:illlN .l|l& till.
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Bros. the Wonderful Cheap Men- 14<l2|-   __ _,.;._,_`_'_,c_ ~ ~ ~ ,_ __ __
l-ld li
Two special ati,rn.ctions at the glove
counter this week. Tlierc’s a conaldcralile
price-saving for glove buyers who take
advantage of this offer. Sec our ad on
local page. --Weeks & C0. 14 d w 2|.
Invictus shoes for men--Alley
zzdw tf.
Buy carpets at Paton’s. 15.’zl1u.'>’i
You can always get the
latest and ivhestin Books
and ntailonoryntilnrters.,
J ual arrivrzl -Two car lorula "Tad
solid rubber, -71/.eln'o1I. and Pneuma-
tic fire rigs Th/ry are finished up first
clara with all the latest improvements.
Selling at lowest prices/ by A Horne &
Co. 6'-5mw/`& w 2 w_
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That are att: tive and np-
WANTED
Foraliocs that iia.vc real int-i'il.iiitl\ein i ~  I '
youcnii'tlic~attlieAiiu-slloldoiiShoo. .5 % £5 g M e S S
- .2-._ ¢,_- »..-new ._  _~..~' .-1, .- _  _ -_-»-e- -
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OURED QUICKLY and PERMANENTLY_ y Illini
~PI Inlniq
st Co. Charlottetown Agents. . i , Ann ‘NVE _
~ ° VIM,-VIGOR 'AND VITALITY
'l`hcv also rcllevn Ilistrnaa from D s e in 'Imlhznation and Ton ll L
El./\\,f.t. i i.'. "’"'
init.....iaa..:§aa~.i.€;:..;fi<ii:=i.a:'tifi;;i1iii‘ii'.r.:i»iiil
THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE
BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS
Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the Bynum.
nays, Sick Headache. Constlnatlon and liarvoulnssa
~ ` Two sizes, loo. and asc. a 5°;
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mir Moser no lam
_ p;;x,|,.g._ ,sur-iu'rrru'r|zs ron 1.3,.-_,‘.
PHOTO i .. .
` ` " ' ` ` For sale at Johnson 8: Johneon’s.
3-ai ri in mos -
"Hi * f Pl' .Had 011 the £---~e!-f' 
lategtepeper are the kind ’  ‘ ' ,
um., , nii 
Cl'iO(flS_l:. >'l`~i”l Ev BEST
~ = The Tobiéoo E`pieure's`rli'o doa not use the
HICKEY TWIST. PE ARL OR RUBY
an ucv derived that reel enioymnnt which is bin. They nm thc [omg gg um
oaarzsLz§c°.,ra<.ai,;f»pn p. _  ~,`.,.,.p , pgimp ,_ .
i. A; S. lai.vfiea.-.-- H+1.scl<-Eb*-c---i-taieifiotéoa,
Totinooo lnnithatmllli Queen lt. Chnrlottntomi P IM.
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me for
P- m. f `
lliaydeigiin
Pi' my fm’
to Vern R'
w *ide* Oli iver
for ciiiiaroiiii.
weather permitting.
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s-ea‘¢r.'f" Q  Acntliigiaigtgiin.
WAN | ED.
.n_n¢t¢1 aeaii Gaia "r ~.
Beach. P. E. 1., iihiliiy ia. °...- 'iiiillf
nat cook, two.: tclien girls. 900.1
wages given.
6-in a ii. . 1. c. nALi.~
City of Ghent.
Froni Ilalifalic every Tuesday
morning; from! Cliarlottetown,
every Thursday. Calls at
Hawkesbury, Arichat, Isiiac's
Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon
River, Canso. Sunnnerside.
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CARVELL BROS..
Agents.
ti-7 we SL th aoa. _ V
Farm_0ifg}[h_Sa|e
BRACKLEY P0lN ROAD
Consisting of ‘loo _acres and
known/as the V'
MCGREGOR FARM
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15 we. sa &~'w 3 mo
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SEALED TENDERS ,Mldrcsecd to the un
’ iloraliniud, and endorsed “Tondcr for
I oi-at Offico at Sourir, P. IE. 1.," will bo rueoivvd
at thin otiico until Monday Juno 20, lllt’l5,inelu.-i~
vcly. for tho creation of n. l5oat Ofheo buiidiiu:
at lsouria. P. E. I., accordliig to plana and
specification to he noon at the Dcpnrtnicut oi'
l ubllc Vt oi-ka. Ottawa, Ont., and ln Cliui-intl.:-
towii l’. lil. I.. at tho oiiina of J. B. Hogan, l<I»<q.,
lteauioiit liliiizlncor, P. \\'. I).
'I‘cndcra \v ll lint bu considered unlci-is inudo
on the printout form aupplicil. and aigiicd with
tho actual slgiinturca of toiidcrclra.
Aiin.ci:cpt.od cboq1uo on vi cinrtcrod bank.
Kpiyablo to thc oi-1 or of the Honorable tin-
uii-itor of Public Worlol, oqual to ton por vc-ni.
 lof tliohatnioéint ov; tho ltcuilcr, ipliiiri.
‘ an can cn or. in cto \io w in
forfoltcil il the party. toiidicrlii iicclinc Lin-,
oontract or fail to complete tiio work con-
tracted for. and will be returned in cauiu of
iioii-acccptaiico of tender. -
Tho Ilcpartnicntdoos not hind ltecli' to ac
cept tho lowest or ogy tondur.
y on
i ` Fliriin. oinéinaiiu
' ‘ - _ ' , core ry.
Donartinont of Public Works
omnvii, Ma iv, ima.
.iiircaliir .*a'“‘:'”'"“..i“'l'.: °“:.i’."‘~a'-"ai
' it mr y rom ' o c ion wi
not be bald for it.. 5~31l£\Vf 3w SL w2i
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noreiiméoaoia
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Acad ia Spring.
grant? Tracadie Beach, ‘ '
ort Shore. ' ‘
Rated by Baedcka. First, of P. EJ.
Summer Resorts. ,
gptenatite eiezgntl; seaaoa July ug. I
rnc ions: nr ha at i-
ing. sea and river dii1hing,rehlootiiig,
boating. tennis, fettcr hall, croquet,
b°WHl1§» archery: oif, etc., etc.
The Acadia’a able is unsurpassed for
Clutlgtyi itsdflsh, elielliirh and game are
noe spec: ie. -,i H
' Only n pleaeairt four' miie drive from
Bedford station. Hotel carrie ee meet
gvxrg train. Telephone and :lilly mail
v eges. . -, -
dxllor rates and iilustrated circulars ed-
CBB `
ISAAC C. HALL, Sr. Proprietor.
6-5 mwf 61 then d 61_i(. -
hope’ high gf-tale cellular  regiilor, i Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid. 
50...
`A job lot ’ of Childfs
p and Misses’ Booteand
, Sh°¢_,,;:dll1er¢ni`,’g1lags
worth 'ap'-.to . 5-1.4¢; .n
pair you; choice for
,5°¢~ -A , . ~ '
" _Otninca .At half
Big Bar to all
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