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IF YOU HAVE
A good fitting corset 
now, it will be Miss Sex- 
ton’s pleasure to provide ig-sr
you with perfection-if your @"
corsets are not what they 
ought to _be, you have the QE g
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 '  i, The W. B. Corset is with- T yo! the fishing fleet are calling for bait.
 I  i out exception the moat per- To spend .a pleasant evening we hope ~ Th? “Wi” 9‘d° is _full Of  T119 UC-
  `*=  feet fitting now sold. lt tones bereft’ domg Wthmg- ' n
Nfl Wi le combines all the best points Mnaaar I-Luiaoii Sonrir AND Vici-
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of the highest grade of French
¢0rset,s, &ffOrdll]g p€I'f8Gli
comfort to the wearer and
adding symmetry to the form.
Is made in maI1Y
forms, enabling us
to lit the most difli-
cult figure. French
women say that a
first-class corset is
the only sure found-
ation to a good
ting dress ; hence
they wear only the
best, and see that
the Ht is perfect sin
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Your Oppoitunity N0ll t0 be
ls well Gorseteil as any
French Woman.
Miss G. D. Sexton, expert Corset
fitter of New York, will be at our
store today--Wednesday, with a _
grand display of _the celebrated
W. B. Corset models, and will
demonstrate the advantages of a
good fitting corset.
ting a perfect tit, and sohd
   n p E of Quincey, Mass." Mr. McKinley in-_
Prices $1, $1.35, $1.85, and   g
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Artillery, on Tuesday evening, Map.
9th.
MR. D. MoMiLLiN, Great George Si..
or calendars with a out of Adniiral
Dewey on first page and his flagship
Olympia on las, in colors.
DoN"r forget Monday next is the date
for the lecture by Rev.William Dobson;
in Grace Church. Doors open at 7 .30,
lecture at 8 o’clock. Buy your ticket
early as you will be surer of a sitting.
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Rav. D. MCLEAN will preach (D.V )
__< ' at- Lot 48 on tabbato. the 7th inet, at
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ley River, 6 p. in.; M wdiy nignt
' Hunter River; Tuesday niglit,Stanohe1;
Wednis 'ay night, Rose Valley; Thurs-
day night, Bradalbaue at 7.80 p.m,
Ar the Methodist pirsonage, Ports-
mouth, N. H., by the Rev. Wm Warren
Miss Ida Caiew. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Carew, P. E. Island,
was united in marriage to Mr William
Hammond ct Portsmouth. -Miss Mattie
Ha - mond.sister of the groom, acted a
bridesmaid, while Mr. William Carew,
brother _of the bride supported the
groom. The happy couple have the
best wishes of their many friends. COM.
Conounsran, Co., N. S , April 28.-
At the home of her brother-in-law, Mr.
Daniel Langill. on the 25th iost., Geor-
gina E. McKenzie, or South Granville,
was quietly called at the hour of 4
o’clock p. in., to her long home in the
world beyond, after a lingering illness
, which i-he endured patiently until the
end. Medical skill and kind attendance
‘ were all in vain, as a voice was calling
her home. She was not ashamed te
own her Lord. , Slie had a. favorite in
the‘116th Psalm. Friends show much
sympalhy and kindness. The funeral,
at which a good number were present,
took place at* 10 o’clock a. rn., on
Thursday, 27th. The service was con-
` darted bv the .Rem Mr._.Dit3_ock,V also
Mr. Baker. a. home missionary, spoke
i hrietiy and to the point. After the ser-
vice the body was taken in regular or-
_ Cemetery, east New Annan, where it
E; was laid to rest in a conspicuous lot.
“Lite is real, lite is earnest, `
E And the gra re is not its goal,
‘ - Dust thou art and to dust returnest,
Was not spoken of the soul.”
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;  der, accompanied by a numberof
  lriends in their carriages, to Downey’s'
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Ross VALLEY Norms.-Spring is
coming on quite rapid now, and the
farmers are putting their machinerv in
order.-The roads are drying up tina.
but there are quite a number of drains
cut through with the early freshets.-
Our school here is progressing well un-
der the able management _of our teach-
er, Mr. Chas. S. McDonald.-Mr. Al-
len McDougall, our blacksmith, is busy’
at the anvil all day, repairing' spring
machinery' of ali kinds. Mr McDou-
oats came to this part of the country
this year.-Mr. John McKinley has
sold his farm to Mr. J. K. McDonald,
North West, where he was for about a
year previous and owns a farm out
there.-Mr. J. J. Bethune left Monday
for the east end of the Island, where he
was last summer.-Mr. F. W. Mc-
Kenzie is starting on the foundation of
the new house which he intendsto build
this summer. Mr. White and Mr.War-
ren are the contractors.-Mr. Kenneth
Gillis has sold his farm to his brother,
Hugh Gillis. He intends to visit B. C.
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MGH S ceases eeeeese
Bicycle
Boots
Tau 'or Black-light, comfortable Boots for wheeling.
You will have comfort when you go for a spin, if you
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wear a pair of our Bicycle Boots .
sl  The price is within the reach of all.
5 See them in our window. S »
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Latest News of the City
By Reporters and Correspon-
you will patr -uise the efforts ol nw
Garrick Theatrical C no on netalt of 'he
agent of the Standard Sewing Machine
C0., iS distributing' free. nent little fold-
on Wednesday evening, April 26th.'
as soon as he cin secure a small home_
for his wife and family.-Mr. Murdock
McDonald is to be our milk hsuler for
thesummer. ’Mr. McDonald is a good
obliging fellow ro have on this route.
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importgtions of lumber begin
with this month. f
Kiln dried tlooring that al-
no substitute last season will be
here in larger quantities. than
the Bee Hi
the Bootvdt
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the malltrain this morning  f `
Alley was   I
“|00” I0 night, st 8 oicloek. Capt
Moore will read an lnterestingpa
invited.
Kerney. Mathew & McLean and otha
NITY-~Mr. J. R. Kiely’s sale of _ stock
and farm implements which took place
on tl e 27th of A`pril was well attended.
Good prices were realized for most _ot
the articles sold. Many fine animals
were sold among which was a valuable
ram. purchased by our enterprising
farmer and fisherman. Mr. Luther Jer.
dan.-We hear Mr. Kieley;is going to
i»l1_6 UDllBd_States shortly, where he
will reside in future.-Mr. Benj. Beck,
our wide-awake merchant and boat
b“lld0l'» lldoing a rushin|z‘business at
present. We hear that Mr. Beck has
Holders ot tickets will be providtd for several houses to plaster this summer_
Mr- Wm- Bull. of White Sands, lost a
5“° 'UWB Bud valuable sow
WUSPUY- _ There is ` quite a lot
‘-‘f ‘|98 ln 1.116' llllrlit yet, rather
more than there should be at this sea-
son of the year.--Mr. Edgar Giddings.
ol’ Toronto. left his home for British
Columbia the other day. He ‘will be
much missed in the Toronto Sunday
school ol which he was superintendent.
It will be karl to iind his equal for such
work.- Mr. Wm. Nichol, of White
Sftlldli sowed wheat on the 29th inst.
This is the earliest sowing in the settle.
ment tor a number of years.-Mr. Wm.
Clements killed twb large snakes on
the 24th lust. He thinks they are on
the move early.-Riix. '
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` FLOWER GARDEN.
In `Love’s'Flower Garden there is the
full-blown rose of married happiness and
the holy perfume of joyous motherhood
for every woman who takes proper care of
her hea th in a womanly way; 'For the
weak, sickly, nervous, dcspon nt woman,
who suffers untold miserics in silence from
weakness and disease of the delicate organsr.
concerned in wifehood and `motherliood,
there are only thorns, and toiher the per-
fume of motherhood is the aroma of death.
No woman is fitted for the responsibili-
ties of wifehood and the duties o i mother-
hood who is a sufferer in this way. , Every
woman may be strong and healthy in a
womanly way, if she will. Itlies with her-
self. .She needs, in the first place, a little
knowledge of the reproductive physiology
of women. This she can obtain by secur-
ing and reading a copy of Dr. Pierce’s` Coni-
rnon Sense Medical Adviser. It contains
1008 pages and ,over 300 illustrations. It
tells all about all the ordinary ills of life,
and how to treat tlicm. Several chapters
and illustrations are devoted to the phys-
ical niake-up of women. It tells how to
treat all the diseases peculiar to women.
It gives the names, addresses, photographs
and experiences of hundreds of women who
have been snatched from the verge of the'
grave to .live happy, healthy lives by Dr.
P-ierce’s medicines. This book she can
bt ` fr It d to st $1 d over
o aiu ee. use co .5o, an _
seven hundred thousand- copies were pur-
chased by women at that price. Over, a
million women now own copies. For a' pa-
per-covered copy send 31 one-cent stamps,
to cover cost of customs' and mailing only,
to World’s Dispensary 'Medical Associa-
tion, Buffalo, N. Y. - For ”clot.h-binding,
send 50 one-cent stamps. -
Are You
Puzzled
'P0 know what 'lo buy t0 pl6'1B1‘
your friend best at Xmas. We
have many su ggestions in. one
beautiful line of » -
Diamond and Gipsy Bin gs,
Fi ed Brooches and Links
Ladies’ Lorneth Chains,
Chain Bracelets
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Caiuaorrirrowx Milltarydlngliteie
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on a military subject. All interested are *ii ~». _
in Sonsis. - Sch. Nutwood, Capt.
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to buy' ‘one of our ‘
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thing novel in Charlottetown' yet such an
institution exists. Mr. Eugene,Y
who has recently issued the _
late 5. Gillis has added this-.now
to his bus ness. A .separate
ment lor ladies andchildren for the pur-
pose of treating the hair and scalp with
a. iady assistant. Mr. Young nysthst
he has been emineut_1y successful
commencing busiueesi in
The pai-lore are open 7
9. p. m. or later and
ments can be made ,with’,Mr.
treatment of disease of the seal-p
hours.
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Bentley! L|sine_nrihe_ledel'nPllI
'Price-10:.  .  ‘A
blood purifier  tonic
Ceni.ral_l)rug` Store  A __ ,
nnisqeis-its.; it  ~aa&§¢eissti»g
supplies.-Central Drug Store. _ 11W
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s'riaiim~is. is ess-r.
SEE THE CHAINLESS.
Wit want you to try our Cream Tar-
tar. We sell Schwartz’s °°Peerless.T’
absolutely pure, full strength Cream
Tartar,a-nd can recommend it.-_-_.Stewart
& Gates. ' 25 tf 'M ,
Bmrisn Furniture Shine °‘Shines.”-
Central Drug Store. _ .. 1.1w
YEARLY advertisers should 'remember
that all large “changes” must be inby
10 a. in., andlall ordinary “changes”
by 1 p. m. to insure insertion following
morning. ~ i 1-! .
Mmca Pins--Our make. try them:
l0c each.-M. Doyle, North»Baker_v. li
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I KNOW MIN ARD’S LINIMENT will
cure Diphtheria. y
- V V JOHN D. Bou‘rrLI.Ii:n.
French Village. -~
I xisow MINARD’S LINIMENT will
cure Cronp. _ ` M
J. F. Cnssincnui.
Capellandq . A _
immw MiNAitn's Lmiinnnr is
the best remedy on earm-
Josnrn A. Sisow.
Norway Me, e _ .
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“ ‘T5I.‘?‘;f;;i;§;.°“...     ARTIFIBIAL, TEETH
special value and are well worthy e
inspecting before purchasing* P8l'f8llll0l lil Fil- “lllflll wlllillld You will have your
elsewhere. i , Extracting Fr°°- _ ,
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We believe that nothing in ap mans outfit is of more importance _than his  SALE  
suit. No matter how nice his shoes my-50, 01’ 50W .f§9l1i0l1l»b1¢ his hilt 01' he
or gloves, if his suit don’t fihitspoils the whole V Wagga
- A very liberalpatronage accorded us the pastjfiv ye$1:S,L.0llo0\1l'°l!°d _"9, the Hen,
this season to greatly increase our Stock in variety and qualify, *ltd W9 “mm gh; Mgpgq
that our make of suits -are-,up to date in style, dt and Brush; If y0ll 11550 uw 'gg from
yet' given us  that'i»tfwould~be a good  for   o *um T
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A Lamls Tonsorial Parlor is somes
colors, are
most popular
thomarkes,
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asserted oolorl
We have a for si
beautiful belts still
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Queen St.
If you are a live
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