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corner that contains all the
BREAKFAST FOODS.
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oarothexii egroceries-_, ` ._
JOHN CONNOLLY 6. Co.
Queen st. Charlottetc an,
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WEAR
You will find the best- stock
at our store for the least
money.
Chi1dren’s|Boots at 5oc
Misses’ Boots at 75c
Wom_en’s;Laced:Boots at $1.10
Men’s Dongola Bals at $1.65
In fact:every line at tlie low-
est possible price for cash.
Repairs of all_kiuds at mod-
erate prices:
Shoeiindings, a full line [in
stock. '
J. H. BELL,
Near Queen Square.
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10,000 dozen
WANTED.
HAlso hides and calfskins. Funds
at par Summerside, P. E. I.
John Hopkins,
St. John. N. B.,
Established 1867.
is tlsw :mo
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IF YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
qolng to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week be-
fore, but
When it is Desgoyed
You are too la . Remember the
old adage, “There is no time like
the present." and no insurance
like ours.
For Sale by
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NEW
WATCHES  
We have just opened a
large supply of Gold iilled
and Silver Watches for
gentlemen, which were
purchased as low as re-
liable goods can be, and
will be sold reasonable.
Remember all competi-
tion prices met.
W.N. TANTUN,
Jeweler.
Sunnyside
AULD BROS. I
Whole e Agentszfor P. E. Island,
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cured hy
Meanies
BUTTERNUT
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or any /flrrruziiiyl prepanuini-1|; can be 1.6.1...
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For anis lllrymharo. ssc ,1.~- sox.
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STINTOIWS PAIN RELIEF.
A ilmily remedy lar intarasi and utmni usa.
Cures Rhenmatism, Colle. Spm i n ~.
Neuralgia. For sale every where,
price ag oenls per bottle.
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RUSSIAN RETREAT TO LIAO-YANG.
THE THlBET EXPEDITION.
Details al the Road Upon Whisk ll ll
auvawing raison.
Some details as to the road hy
which the Thibet expedition is ad-
vancing may be of interest at the
present. moment. Kamba. Jonir. where
the mission is now encamped, is 85
miles, as the crow ilies, due north
ni the Indian hill-station oi Darjee-
ling, but, oi course, the mountain
road by Tongu is much longer. The
present height of the camp above sea
Icvel is 13,800 feet, the surrounding
country consisting oi high mountains,
intersected by deep valleys. From
Knmbg Jong two roads lead to
Lihassa, one due north through Shi-
gatse, on the bank of tha Tsang~Po,
the great river which eventually bef-
comes the Brahmaputra.. The distance
by this route, says The London
Daily Chronicle. is ninety miles to
Shlgltlo, and 180 miles further to
Lhassa.. The southern route by Gy-
antss, which it is proposed to foi-
low. is thirty miles longer. Gy-
untso being 105 miles from Ihassa.
But both routns cross the watershed
oi the Eastern Himalayas, which is
a vary arduous undertaking. Tha
statement that Colonel Macdonald
has ordered Canadian iur coats for
his troops shows that he thoroughly
appreciates the rigor oi the climate
which he has to encounter. At. the
beginning of November 20 degrees of
irost were registered at Kamba
Jong. and the winter was then only
just setting: in. In the gxpedition oi
1888 the hibetan ileld iorce found
auow lying deep on the slopes in the
month oi March, and the small arri-
son of Gnatong had aiterwardalgvery
trying experiences in the dreary win-
ter weather. The tableland oi '1"hibet
ia coversd with snow lor several
months, and life under canvas is al-
most impossible during that period.
The great danger is from pneumonia,
which is more iormldablo than the
muslteta oi the Thibetan army. these
being only muzzle-loaders, and the
thaw itself an untrained and unwar-
liks rabbis. But tha native soldiers
ai the Indian plains, of which Colo-
llol lIaedonald's forces will mainly
consist, are little arnurtomal to ax-
tnmo cold » _ _
A Needed Admonltlon.
On one of my trips through the south
I sauntered into an old dilapidated
cemetery of Virginia and read many
very peculiar epitaphs upon tomb-
stones. One in particular attracted my
attention, which happened to he that or
a slave who had been inclined to be
sight; The grave had long since been
ii 'gle`cted. ahd the inscription could
only be read after brushing away the
vines which grew upon it. But my ia-
bor was rewarded, for there on that
'nap ..
'ggi  Lggfzaég? U ' A” was killed on Saturday while at work in
ment makes it distinct- M * “W mm hm’ A Pl"°° °f 59°' f°\1\'
ive and elegant. You nations mounted the trimmer and was
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'h may ist the same tlxiua ‘-  I ,S ihrlad irmou it with arent velncivy. lt/
' elsew ere, but not 1 struck youna _Orsig a terridc blow back ol
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sion' f ,
which `
Dod\i‘s
,Required Help
5 to Move in Bed
Was a Great Suffere/r and Almost
` in Despair-New Hope and
Strength Came With the Use of
D r. Chasers
N orve‘ Food.
for weak. worn-out and discouraged
women.
Many medicines which are prescribed
in such cases are merely stimulanis
which give temporary relief and arouse
ialse hope.
Because Dr. Chase! Nerve Food actual-
ly forms new, rich blood and iunreasrs
t'1e vitality oi the body, its beneilts are
ithorough and lasting and its cures per-
! manent.
Mrs. M. A. Cioclr, Meaforii, Ont.
writes:-"Three years ago I became very
much run down in health and suffered
from weak, tired feelings, lndlgestion and
iheummism. At limes l was so badly
used up that I required help to more in
bed. While sick and downhearted I re-
ceived Dr. Ghase's Almanac and sent lor
some oi Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
“Under this treatment I soon began to
improve, and by the time I had used
eleven boxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food I
was happy to ilnd myself strong and well
again. I often think of what a lot oi
money I spent for medicines which did
me no good, an-1 believe I owe my lite to
Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food. I hope women
who suifer as I did will bcuriit by my ex-
perience and use Dr. Chase's Nerve,
Food."
Dr. Chase'a Nerve Food. 50 cents a box,
at all dealers. or Eimanson, Ba .5
Sc Company, Toronto. To pr. -
tent you against imitatlons the portrait
and signature oi’ Dr. A. W. Uhuse, the
famous receipt hook author, are on every
box.
S1' Jomv, July Zi -Archie Crain, aged 17
‘ A1l‘ rlrtiggilfa-1 will refund
your money it ibn an not ea' tailed
dfwr using 0hs`s\hsrlsin'o Ooiir-,
Uhnlera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. It ls
Ovihwhers silmimed tubs the most ,
successful remedy In are lor bowel com- ‘
plsiatsssd the only ond that never falls. ,
It ia pleasant, aah and reliable. ,
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,NEIL
The rrreatlfoad cure' is doing wonders
 A, GRAND I .sHow|Nc.i
A~“d»"¢W F~ GWJI. ii pxoni ent merchant and uianuiacturer or Montreal
insured his liie in the Mutual EW: Insurance Company of New York He
was required to pay the sum oi' S16,9c per $1 noone eacn year, `
. lleceutly Mr. Gault died-and the Company paid to his heirs, not only
alllffgflglvhl insurance oi $i,o_oo.oo, but .$1,424.00 in- addition, making in
1424-00- Mr. Ganlt paid Hfty-two' annual premiums, amounting tc
_$873 30; the Company returned in dividends $545 zo more than it r¢¢¢ive‘d
in premiums from the insuied. _
Mr. Gault was insured under another policy in the game 0°,”
. . _ _ , . _ pany npr
;:l:1¢l8I!10I1l1:if. taken out a few years later, on which he paid iorty~nine
this a Iprennums oi $18 18, amounting to 5895.72. Dividend additions to
P9 *CY Wefe $1-233 00 0_f $342.28 in excess of total premiums paid,
A- N-FRASER. . ' ‘ ‘ .noun Merzacminu,
Special Agent. Ch’t`o_wu,_A Local Agent. Clitwn
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in, The Portrait Line
I have stood the test and come out best.
_ My portraits have stood the test and come out best. It
will only cost you $e.48 to try the test and get the best.
It is always advisable to deal, only with reliable, and
ésilthat which is deiiabie, which in my mind is always iust
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s. F. T Roush,
High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street, Ch’t0Wn_
Sole Agent here for Parker’s Dye Works of T01-Ontg,
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This space is
Reserved for
n. 1=. scnonnin & C11.,
Contractors and Lumber Dealers
KENs1i\'cT0N, P. E. 1. '
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MUDERN DENTISTRY
BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS
One thing we again wish to call your attention to is`our CORRU
GATED SUUTION PLA FE. Iiy using this form ofsuction (whi is pat
ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) we wl__ GUAR.
ANTEE TO FIT ANY MOUTH. It does not matter how difficult it may
be or what other dentists have told you. We know we can Qt it and have
no hesitation in saying so. In cases where there are still some' teeth re
maining in the mouth, we Will replace the lost ones by means of BRIDGE
WORK or PARTIAL PLATES. Teeth which are decayed we will restore by
CROWNING (gold or porcelain) iilliug,or by use of PORCELAI _\’ INLAYS.
We have the largest and best equipped oilice in the Mariii.11'_- Provinces
and do any and all kinds of dental work known to the profession today.
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Our lants com rise all the ,, ‘
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plants we ourselves
plant.
Perennial Plants-
(wintered o v e r)
panty, and daisy _4oc
per ozen; carnation,
or-get-not, sweet
william, dianthus, 5c
each, 5oc per dozen.
A very choice variety
of new perennials at
5c each.
gnnuala-A s t e r a,
ph ox, ver I na, -
pals, zinniil? sizing,
eediing pansy, bai-
a m, eh r y s a n-
popular varieticspfor the flower
garden, anrl vegv.-tribie plants
for vegetable gcriicn --\\’e
make a specialty of this ile-
partmcnt of our business, rais-
ing large quantities for our
ownplanting, and our cusiom<
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themum, colliopsis‘
candytuft, mignou-
ctte, African and
Legion of honor mar-
igo (I, bachelors' but-
tons, snap dragon,
salipaglosis, lark-
spur, nasturtium t.alI
and dwarf, etc., etc.,
at 15c per dozen.
L0bel1a,a yssium and
golden feather at 501:
per loo. Double and
si1;§le clahlia from
se , very choice, 25c
per dozen.
Vegctalilc Plant
Trnnsplvii ted K( extra
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_ , , . .. lastly.) Cabba 401:, riioo, qs ower per roo, tomatoes z5c per dozen,celery
50:: ser roo. giate }§ea`ni;s`foi',i";Ilaand wigter use, cabbage me per mo, tomato is
per °zen, eauliilbwef aodrper rob; celery 4oc per ioo. Whenever possible orde
to be sent by frci "ht, orde ng by mail add 6cper loo for postage for cabbage
cdeizaand cauliligtveqand gtifer dozen for tomatoes; perennials rc each for post-
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Take notice that ws are in th! market every day, ao “any old day at all" is
p' market day with ua.. .
‘ sarrsnre. suneioon. no-1 
01| aeoialti in seeds , beets carrots i , I , t
, tv: , inclzdlng llaazlhqI§'l`i‘:ipmvai (true) bm; gan-:rsgveeetgim ‘Ig
etc. We advise as many 'ds cs make it convenimt to call on other daP;:.beo
market days, Tuesday and Qridsy, and avohi the rush on those_days. 1,
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