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Uul' Compound H K W H  Moxpay Uonnmu JUNE ls, um, rrrr   K  inwrest-a of the country lwivrv lb#
Syrup of
llypophosphites
isjust the preparation needed in
such cases. it enriches the blood
and strengtlieris the rierves. The
first dose puts n~.~\v life in one.
Try it. Price 75 cents, Made in
our own laboratory.
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N 0' MATTER
how fastidious or exacting
you may be
I Can Please You
with the best style and fit
that brains, shears and
needle can accomplish.
All the Latest Cloths
Are here for your inspec-
tion. Call to-day and
leave your order for a nice
overcoat or a pair of
Trousers.
CRAIG,
UPPER QUEEN ST.
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Dinner
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Passengers, baggage, etc., eonv ed
anywhere desired. Leave orders aime-
Donald & McKinnon's Drug Store or at
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RAILVIAYS .
BRANCH AND FREIGHT RATES.
In supply on Tuesday last Mr. Lefurgey
brought upthe matter of the proposed
branch railway from the Cape Traverse
branch to Tryon. lion. Mr. Emmerson
stated that he had received petitions for
branch lines in almost every section of the
Island. l\Ir.I.efurgey believed it would
pay the Government to build this branch,
which would interest a populous district
with many local industries. He also
protested against the recent advance in
freight rates as most unfair to the island
people.
Ile pointed out that. taking grain for
export as a standard. the Island was
placed at a serious disadvantage. The
rate from Montreal to St. John, T35 miles
or to Halifax, 83;' miles was il cents per l00
pounds, while from Tignish to St- John,
4;? miles, t-he raw is2ii cents and from
Tignish to Halifax the rate is Zi cents for
309 miles. and from Tiizniah to Sydney,
38] miles, the rate is2ll cents. “How are
the people of Prince Edward Island,”
asked Mr. Lefurgey, “to get their pro-
ducts across, or to compete with rates
such as these-s nine cent rate for nearly
athousand miles andaztlceut rate for
Ill() to 4(1) miles!
Hon. Mr. Emmerson replied that the
rates had been increased very slightly,
and that it was absolutely necessary. He
asked Mr. Lefurgey to name another
freight tariff as low as that in Prince
Edward Island. They were makingfcapital
expenditures and were giving a
better service, he said. Mr. Le-
furgey denied that the scr-
vice was better. Mr. Emmerson
proceeded that the patrons of the road
must be content to contribute some little
proportion of the cost of maintenance
and operation.
Mr. Lefurgey said we must have a rate
that would permit our products to coni-
petc in the marketsof thc] world with
the products of other countries. We are
under the great disadvantage of three
short hsuls, and thc government should
shoulder the difference between what we
are called tapay and what would be a
_just rate. To this the Minister replied
that. perhaps the government may do this,
but hc did not think the rnilwny should
Mr. Lcfurgey :nude a further plea for the
export shippers and then the matter
dropped.
At an earlier stage of the discussion
liir. Emmerson made the important state-
ment that there is no prospect. of the
Tryon Branch being built this year, and
that the whole question of additional
branch lines for the Island Railway will
have to he dependent on the cost of maln-
tcnunce. He proposed making an experi-
ment with motor cars, and until it is de~
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mr. c'.n-ner. J. M. Nrcno1.soN,
r-:S d r vr Telephone No. 25
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operated at. a minimised cost, it would be
unwise to hold out hope of having more of
these branch railways constructed.
This will be rather disappointing to
those interested in the projected branch-
es. Still it is better to be frankly dis-
appointing than to hold out delusive
hopes. We know now what to expect.
The hope for more bmncb lines rests upon
the success of the motor cars as a cheaper
means of operating than tho steam
locomotive affords. But in the mean-
time there ls good reason to believe thi'
motor cars will demonstrate a large suv-
iml. Great interest will be felt. in their
introduction and trial here.
"Three millions for Ilalifax terminals!"
shouts The Echo of that city. Char-
lottetown, where the railway station in
built outside the town for economy sake,
cannot echo The Echo`s shou r.
The British naval manoeuvcni now in
progress embrace the largest aggregation
of fighting ships ever assembled, toballlnp
3;’.5ships and 63111! men. The force is dl~
vided into two fleets,theRecl and theBlue,
the former representing the British and
the latter the enemy.’I`he Red fleet is made
of I-19 ships and 86 torpedo craft, while
the Blue consists of ll) warships, without
submarines or torpedo boats. The attack
and defence of the national coasts and
trade routes will be the olijectg of thi,
experimental war.
He ls Correct
Dr. Hamilton Proves That Piles
Are Caused By Constipation
And Strong Cathartics.
Knowing the frequency with which
people suffer from this ailment, Ur.
Hamilton made an exhaustive study into
the cause of piles.
He found that the lower part, nf the
bowels is like a network of b oodvessels,
and if subjected to persistent pressure, n
section will bulge out and form what
is commonly known asmpiles.
The only effective ui e of curing this
trouble _ia the regular use of Ur. Hamil-
tons Pills. which can he taken before
retiring. Next day will bring wonderful
relief
“I sudered up to about the limit of
human endnranée with piles." writes Miss
Lueders, from oonwnll, Ont., “I was
employed in a factory here, out for a
wh le had to give up work till Igot better
of this trouble. l rendln the Montreal
Herald about Dr. Hamllton`s Pills, and
after using them for two weeks
wnscured. Ioan rcconimcnri these nills
vcry highly; there are none better. The-y
at once relieve and prevent ir constipated
condition of the bowels. and from my
experiencofcan be depended upon as a
Erfect safeguard against p lea. Dr.
amilton s Pi ls of Mandrake and Butter-
nut, I am sure, would be a benefit to
every girl or woman."
-_ Take Dr. Hamllton‘s Pills and your
system will be regcnei-ated, revitalized,
and made proof against disease.
Good for men. excellent for women, and
most etfctive tor children. All ages and
both sexes find Dr. Hamilton’s Pills a
marvelous medicine. Although active,
they do not gripe or cause incon venlence,
still they cleanse and purify the system.
thereby maintaining a high standard of
health. Sold hy all dealers  per box,
‘N. C. Poison and Co. Hartford Umm,
U.S. A., and Kingaton','Ont. ' '
5 lt gtgblg S dm; Street near S¢¢ ¢. nionst-rated that the bmncliea can be 0" me l'0l'~‘5 for 3110 UF  IDB". lwlli
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From our POLICY to give you the BEST HOUSE FURNISHTNGS for the LEAST
money. The fact that we sell many times muie HOUSE FURNISHINGS than any stor..
in the PROVINCE, makes us DOUBLY anxious to lreep up this REPUTATION the
PROMISE that you can always do BETTER here,-and we viould like you to test how
TVELL we live up to our PROMISES.
Mark Wright urnishing Cu.
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‘ interests of party.
A correspondent ofthe Toronto World
comments upon the fact that youni! men
refuse to enter the Christian ruinisriy
because “there is no money in it," aid
because of the attractiveness of otlie.
pursuits. This writer asserts that many
young men make the mir-take of their
lives by studying for the ovcrcrowrie'
medical and legal professions. He says
that in Ontario at least-, thc majority will
be gray headed before thry find my
money in it and that no young man
should study law unless he has an
assured income outside of his profeialon
of at least Sshllperannuiu, to keep him
until he gets afootholrl inthe law. He
cites the cm-c of three young lawyers
suspended in one day because they could
not pay ihc annual fecs exwclerl by the
Law Society, and says such cases are
common throughout the year. Tha-rc is
some food for ihuughtin this. But thc
young man who would not cntcr thi'
ministry because there is no money in ll,
has not very much of the apostolic spirit
in him. Peter and Paul did not draw
very big salaries.
Sore Muscles-
Promlnent. athletes throughout the
country find that the best treatment for
sore muscles after severe exercise ur hard
work of any kind, is a hot. bath at bed
time. which opens the pores. This ahoulil
iuiuierliately be followed with an aDD|l¢**
tion of Chnmberlain's Pain Balm vigor
o isly rubbed into the skin. This llnimenl
removes all stiffness and soreness and has
becomea favorite rub down, as it actr
promptly and keeps the muscles In ex
cellent condition. For sale hy all drug
glsts.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
P0 RT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
June ltl ar.-S. S. City Ghent. llare
llalifux; S. S. Cncounu. llolms. Quebec.
June 16 chi.-S. S. Cacouna, Holmes,
Sydney: Diamond, Boudet, Paspebia,
P. Q.
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UnKnown Friends.
Thurs are many people who have used
Chamberlain'sColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with splendid results, but who
are unknown because they have hesitated
about giving atestlrnouial uf their cxperl
ence for publication. These people, how
evrr,nre none the lcas friends of this
remedy. They have dons much toward
making its household word by their per
sonal recommendations to friends and
neighbors. It is agood medicine to have
in the homo and is widely known for its
cures of diarrhoea and all forms of bowel
trouble. For sale by all drugglsts.
BRING US WOOL-We
expect to handle 1oo,coo
pounds of wool this season.we
are giving a price that makes
our country friends smile.
Vere glad to be able to do it.
Bring us wt ol. we allow the
best price-cash or trade.
Prowse Bros, Ltd. Igdtwwtf.
Bedroom Suites 'in 2 3 5 and 7 pieces.
Allthevery latest. style and finish, at
priccsto suit every pocket. Jas. Paton
& C0. ldtf.
Rousing house furnishings bargains, at
Paton's and wool worth 32cte. l5dtf.
Modern
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is a luxurious comfort.
It need not be any more
expensive than your means
permit.
Every job of plumbing
done by us is thorouglllv
inspected before being pro-
nounced complete. -
GBT OUR PRIGBI -
on that job.you were _
thinking of having done
before leaving your order
elsewhere _
I" red.|l.Trainor -
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Plumber and Healer
Successor to lata Charles
Hermena.
Grafton St., opp. Opelliiioale.
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The month of Love and Roses is at hand-the time when sly cupid
seems to aim his darts more accurately than at any other season of the
year. Engagements, weddings and rumors of weddings will be the
order of the day-and associated with such occasions comes the thought
oi remembrance. “What shall w: give the hap Jy couple". It is often
the puzzling qu :stion of the hour -but how easily solved by a trip to
Patvn’s the headquarters for wedding gifts. While you are planning
your visit here let us remind you of a few suitable selections that
would please and satisfy. I-Iere’s a handsome line of `
Parlor f urni ure in the latest upholsterlng and finlshes;» such as
Silks. Wilton Rugs, Velours, Velour Rugs. and Verona Velour. with
quarter cut oil: and mah igany frames all at the lowest prices.
Our dining room furniture cannot be excelled tor stylet finish.
Sideboa ds, Buffctts, Extension Tablet. (round or square,) Dining
ihairs, Upb. seals and Saddle seats. The above goods are made in
Quarter oak and finished Golden and Early English. We also have a
large line of cheaper goods in E=m, Ash and Brch.
For the Bedroom we have a nice lil e if Brass and Iron Beds.
Springs (iron and wood frames) felt, hair, cotton top. and wool top
mattress. Pillows and Boulsters. Kitchen Cugboards, Tables, Chairs.
etc' The Home Furnishers,
JAMES PATON & C0.
Hill [lHllillS illll l. ll. SMllH llPiWlllliH
The Running Horses, are makings Record Run in Quebec and Maritime
Provinces.
Henry Morgan & Co., Murrtreal,
Le Presse, 4 “
Dominion Ollcloth Co , “ “
Dominion Carr ridge Cn., " "
Demeris Fletcher & Co , “ "
W Brunetr 8; Co., Quebec, “
Arch Palace “ “
F. H. Esterbrooli a, St. John. N. B., “
R. W. McLellan, Fredericton, N. B., "
Robb Engiu. Co, Amherst, N S, "
St john Telegraph, St john, “
G] Hamilton & Son, Picton, N S. "
Amherst B of 5 Co. Amherst. “
Nickerson Grant & Co, Va-'mou'li, “
Drysdaie 8; McInnl|,Halifsx, " {z Smith Premiers
r Cent'y Cal
Over il Thousand machines have been r_narie and soiil in r4 months.
“Ge are the Largest Typewriter dealers ru Canada-We guarantee everything
we ae _
WILL ll. NEWSOME Limited
9 0!
8 Adelaide St. W. ` 5 Blue? St. Sackville and Granville Sta
Toronto, Ont. Moutrea , Que Halifax, N.S.
L. B. MILLER. Sole Dealer for P- E- I-
|81rl All make of and Hand Machines from $15.0.: to $75.00.
3 Sm ith Premiers
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2 Uuderwoods
3 Smith Premiers
1 Uaderwoode
i Smith Premier
1 Underwood
1 Smith Premier
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<.Ja.na.d.a’s Standard.
iYlcLA_U(il'lLl_i\l CARRIAGES
Are Manufactured in One Grade Only.
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'nh iéxghuon `_h°m"K’n:nda“uL oc eat er not machined split. leather
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PAINTED by e rnblead system, which securcsa more durable. flux and bnntmt
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Agents in  BTI ?°dav° 
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Joamwrewqm General Agents, Charlottetown.
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NEW FQUNDRY
.Phono 'I3 Foot of Queen Street Box oil
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINGS
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r.Q.kuws so  with .in
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This ll a good alhf ffor. Ipbeter Fac-
togmaud General Bllitloelif _
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Auction A Sale.
The subscriber la iuatruotedto sell at
Public Auction, on the premises on
We rinestiay, July, 411|, '06
At the hour of ra o'e1ock noon,
That valuable dwelling house and
remiaea belonging to the estate of the
Lic William Harper, havl-uglrfroutage
ou Fitzroy Street 42 feet, aa extending
back therefrom loo feet. » ' ' . »
The dwelling house and qutbulidings
are In a good state of repair, and must
be sold .
Terms of saleaud further particulars
made kuown ou application o William
A. Harper or at the office of Hazzard 8:
Gaudet.
A good title will be given to the ~_ pur-
chaser. ' '
BEN] CARTER & C('l~,
Auciiouee r.
rildmwftd.
Jorm A. Mnvumou. K. C.
Avlxrus A. M.\cpoNsLD.
Mathlcson & Macdonald
B ARRIS TERS. SOLICITORS
No'r.uur.s ruar.lo.~l1o.
Charlottetown. Prince Edward ls land
Branch Onlce. Georgetown. P. E. Island.
6-llldtwtl. .
lenders for Coal
and Kaisomining
Tenders will be received at the
otlice of School Board up to June
30th for 250 tons Acadia round
coal for the City Schools.
Tenders will also be received for
Kalsominlug West Kent Sl. School
up to the 30th instant.
The Trustees are not bound to
accept the lowest or any tenders.
For further information apply
to ,
E. S. STEWART.
S_ec’y of S. B.
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Picnic Supplies
We manufacture a. full
line of Temperance Beverages
and supplay everything re-
quired for ttiug out aaloous-
also money making attracliuts
to hire.
Lowest prices and best satis-
faction-On large orders we
give our personal supervision
to arranging and fitting up
ssloous. Call or write us for
prices.
R.P. lliaddlgillldrifo.,
l5dtts t Charlottetown. ‘
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CARTD
To the Electors of the City of
' Charlottetown. -
Laonss AND GF.N'r1.l<1MaN :-
At the request ofa lar e number uf
citizens, I have consented to uomunue
for commissioner of Sewer and Wan.-r
Supply. As it is impossibleiomait-fi
p€fB0llIl canvass I ilk: this means pf
soliciting your votes and support.
Respectfully Yours, '
FRANCIS 1'. HCCARRON
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P. E. lsla_nd Railway
Special lrain,Wcdn_esda`y
Junc 20th, ,_l~90t>x
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‘A special will be run frbm
Charlottetown to Murray Hn..
bor on Wednesday, zoth Jnnr,
leaving Charlottetown at 8 a.
m., returning to leave Murray
Harbor at 4.30 p. rn,
G- A- SHARP.
mm. Superintendent.
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