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All summer woods must- °o. We ~ be ld 11
summers 'goods till next suniiier. If apiiiceguils aii1y?Jtob,i7;it l;v<iluouni(i)iiv§eigpyq%
time to buy straw and linen hats Ladies’ Sailors Prints y Undcrcl =
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Light Coat and Vest, and lots ol other lines.
No place like Prowse Bros for bargains during' July the hot month 5
woods must fro in order to 0°ive comfort to our many customers
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urn. Nicholson. '
THE GOV’l
Insane Hospital Manage-
-Mr. Hooper says.
_“A Tory Howl.”
of doc _
_Brunswick will also be present. The
was held last night
yor Warburton and
Lyons, lfcCarrou,
and Crsbbe were present
Crabbe said he had given no-
mo$&to- amend the curfew _ '_ . °
‘Pint night but u Hi. Reading and Discussion of Papers.
an c :num he mmm ' srraaiiooit saserox, 2,30 rx. to 4 PJ.
gg ggxiigrgqlu- mg9\i|;g_ _ _ Beading and Discussion of Papers.
gave notice of a bye sr. ii. to Sr. ir.-Garden Party at Gov-
to meat hnwktrs. ernment House.
lI10V0d U16 f°110Wil1K i avaitiiie siieuoir, 8 P. ii. to 11 P. ii. _
lsr monthly meeting of the
some
the Grand Jury of this Pro- 
the last Trinity term of;
Court on making theiri
of inspection of the Falcon-I
Asylum for the Insane found thel
of that institution in ai
ondition as evidenced by]
then made. Y
whereas. upon a further investi-
being held by the same body
then made but too well
their first presentment,which _
nroved in the most unmis-_
manner cruel mismanagement;
tof the Government whichi
such flagrant abuses to exist 1
scivilizeil,not to say Christian;
whereas we the Common Conn- I
ibn c ty of Charl i.t.;town and as I
'i-:es of the capital ff the
deem it our duty to place on
our _unqi--ilified disapprobati-_in
Us conduct of all the parties
ne gross and
disgracefu mismanagement that
in the sei l Hospital for tie Ii.-
whicri is <~ l nlaied to bring the
_of the province into disre-
express i the most emphatic
eir pro:~»~_ anent the gross and
abiis -s which have been
to light in the said instiiution.
Furthir it solved that the meni-
ofthe Pi-ov. .cial Legislature whose
duty it .s to keep a watchful
over the welfare of the unfortunate
Therefore lissiiived that this Council
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g P0
ILO know. * ' 4 d'
An mformal discussion wok place for gg? 1,; dcgrlgl :sts ‘::i°°g6L';?:u;i°7:
S CDUNCII.  F"-<1 ir   H15 Hl5ARl` "M4  he if  BREAK JAII.
___ iiiianiclt Association. i -- 5 ` '=;°_;'°_~_i____;-_;»y-_;__°fd_gé»_g » __ '
I _ e, _ » . out, utthedowofbloi. _was _ _ ___ __
Pl`0DOSC(l By Amd Muuumimf-‘_ ' T' olleldllllll Wllh0Hl Pillai'  ti? 9‘f°Il_`s1t»t-iiegmirlleii Hudson 
The ninth annua|\msetin_g of the Hari-
time Medical Association will be held in
Charlottetown on Wsdnesdsy and Thurs-
day. Several pnominent physician and
surgeons ‘from the Upper _Provinces _and
the United States will be present, among
whom we might mention Dr. Roddick,   TAKENl1¢||g ggi” thy, cast _ _   S
ll. P.,of Hontrsal,lately President of the
British lledical Association; Dr. Robert
T. Harris, of New York; Dr. Cushing and
Dr. Romans, of Boston g Drs. Bell. and
Hamilton, of lfoatresl. Quitea number
io.. from Nm seas. .mi N.. Wound in Left Ventricle Re- lf- B-lf'-*Will his-= M-for ww no
meetiag has both its social and education-
al sessions.
Tue following is an outline of the pro-
gramme :-
FIRST DAY. '
iienxue sasstoii, 10 s. ir. to l P. ii.
larolliag names.
Beading of Hinutss of last meeting.
_ Bieception of Delegates from Sister So-
Cllllll.
Correspondence. -f ~.
Appointment of Nominating Committee.
Preeident’s Address.
Address by Dr Roddisk, H P.,
Reading and Discussion of Papers. _
SECOND DAY.
iioaxixc sassioii, 10.30 a.1|.to l P.l.
Report of Nominating Committee.
Election of Officers.
Unfizrshed Business.
Reading-and Discussion of Papers.
arrnaxcos srssiox, 2.30 P.l. to 4 P ir.
Reading and Discussion oi Papers.
4 P. ir.-Excursion to Fort La Joie.
i-:vrxise si:-sion 8 P.ii_ to i0 P. M.
Reading and Discussion of Papers.
10 P. M.-Supper at Hotel Davies. 1
creamed . . .
WITH.. ~
‘ From im Tmibie 
ltching, Buming _
Tortures of . . . _
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without a parallel in m dical history
Fredriek L. Forker.
to the heart in his meat mai .t. args
butcher knife had been plunged almost
through the rabbi’s body, the blade
grazing the stomach, and passing be-_
tween the stomach and the 11vsr.Another`
shlas nearly cut off the rsbbi’s left
ward course, cuttings slit about three
inches long through the lower part of
the left lobe of the lung and penetrating
the left ventricle of the heart,the wound
in the heart itat lf, the physicians re-
st _ - _ _ _
There is a star
that points every
woman to the path
way of happiness. li
is the "Star of
Health.” lt is the
duty of every mother
to point out this star
and indicate this pathway to her daughters.
There are too many unhappy-too many un-
healthy women in the World. At every
Eczema on the Scalp
Some of the cures effected by Dr. Chasc'S
Ointment are more like miracles than anything
else. The case recorded here was one of the
worst ever brought to the attention of 'l`oronto's
best physicians, and when doctors gave up all
successful in producing a perfect cure.
Mr. ]ames Scott, 136 \Vright Ave. , Toronto,
d as for
states: " My boy Tom, age ten, w
3 nearly three years afhicted with a bad form of
5 Eczema of the scalp, which was very unsightly
and resisted all kinds of remedies and doctor's
treatment. His head was in a. terrible state.
We had to keep him from school, and at times
3 his head would bleed. and the child would
‘ scream with agony. For two and a. half years
we battled with it in vain, but at last found a.
O` About five
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and wards of the province do
r-quest His Honor the
erni-r to cause a non political ,
iklligution tO be held at which all l say it is a pleasure to testify to th_e wonderful
:rafters may be impurtialiy enquired;
CWB Ta 'lor tinouvht that all the mme
_mbers ofythe Council should be pre- i ,Fd-num' Bam & Co" To f- _
'mt t0 discuss the i'_-stlution.
Co _ -
nu Craobe was of the same at Bradalbane on the 12th promises to
0<m.H<>o.ii sac viii " . .
Iss not bringinrg 551 ticsc;l;?6  3010; l Everybody is looking forward to the
fl' H0 did not know whether this was
~ PNP” place to discuss the matter. "
*|053* Wits nothing in it- He was of
_ °l|lm0n that it was a Tory howl. (A_ low mtes_ _ 7 810 u_
cure in Dr. Chase's iritrnent. _
boxes were used. The onginal sore_s_dned nip.
leaving the skin in its normal condition. o
merits of Dr. Chasc's Ointment is putting if
very mildly."
l Dr. Chase’s Ointment, at all dealers, or
3! Tun Orange Tea and Demonstration
be the best ever held on the Island.
ada ofreal leasure and'en
‘ hope °f recovery Dr' chases Ointment was " ness or insomnia or indigestion or heart
12th as y p -
joynie: t, especially as the Merry-go-
Bound will be on the grounds. Lo_ok
up the ad. for railway fares. Special
gathering where Women meet alone, the
story is heard of sickness and nervousness
d d d _
an espon ency _ _
The woman who suffers in this way makes
a mistake to consult the average obscure
physician. If she docs so, the chances are
.1 that she is told that her trouble is nervous-
trouble. It does not happen very often that
this diagnosis is correct. When by sonic
‘ fortunate chance she is told the truth, thai
she is suffering from weakness and disease
of the distinctly feminine organism, she is
told at the same time that she must submit
,` to the obnoxious examinations  local
1* treatment so embarrassing to a sensitive
' woman. All this is unnecessary.
i The wise woman Will seek the advice of
some specialist of world wide reputation.
°2°"u°° 'hid' Ph7°i°i'l'° cldmi .itil ` _o"d and Lord Edmond Fiizmaur-
was performed in this city by? Dr.; Lord  “id th” the d;__`if°l°'m‘°°'7 mr "°m°°» “'17 T\\°‘a‘Y
Mm . bu _ b._ legaiionaimply asked the approval of
Gmf rg a' nb ' I”  government, and when the tunnel
Binenaxrroii, July 8. A surginal»_I_::i:-":aerq_B- Ad . H lm 1.”
im.” °
Dr. R. V. Pierce is such a man. For thirty
vears he has been chief consulting physi-
-Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. During that
time, with the assistance of a stan' of' emi-
iient physicians, he has treated thousands
of ailing women. llc is the inventor of
that wonderful medicine for women known
"_ D _ P' rcc’s Favorite Prescription. This
saline so ntion into the veins
The op¢ration of sewing up the
Rabbi Ginsberg was still living late
- °' ° to-aii.i,m<iiii»iii‘wiii im , 1
ld 1fS\1f§1¢=1l Annals ....:=.._ ... .... 'i...°.‘:f‘....."°- ...i   Noi iioii nun.
9°” ."°wk»_1=\_ thy _hen-c. but piiyno-. _
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where a woundin the left ventricle has. ` ‘  ~
been sewed up and the patient lived as
Lolmoii, July 8 -Arthur B Balfour,
 a large delegation at the
fOl'l_¢l__0m08 _ Ngnlding the proposed
tunnel under the Irish channel. _The
delegation included the Marquis of
was sonstrut-tad s government guaran-
tee of three per cent, onthe outlay, or
a promise to make up a deficiency to
that amount. He said it was estimated
that the work would cost £l0,000,000.
arm. A third time the knife took an up- . “If” B°"qm' “id th" I” q°'*° “'i
eognized that such a tunnel would be
of grat international advantage and _
would draw Great Britain closer .o Ire
land as well as to the United St ites, and
promised with pleasure to lay the mat-
ttr before his colleagues, which the
delegation suggested he should do.
°-Every well man hath his ill day.”
When “a bit off” or when seriously ill
you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and
get well.”
BUSINESS LOCALS.
STEARNS. IS BEST.
SEE THE CHAINLESS.
See our men’s fancy tweed
,$4.50. Seeour men’_s Tyke
_serge suits worth $l2-00
stock of men’s and boys’
suits worth $6.50- now
.f-f ‘f,0i¢e_ what about the beef?) Pei- A _ 'pm_bei;gabmha1_an i____h______g and is f ,-
` haps the beef was not good. Coziirac-   _ - T _
 tors will supply bad beef sometimes. on;4$,ayl:1‘:;a‘:,f £92153; lifpéhee with- _
The overnment was not in a siiion , gan minutam He “mud mg rabbi at i ` '
-_a IRISH CHANNEL TUNNEL. _-- ‘
Hunsoit. N .Y.. July 8.-Two prison.
ers, more girls. escaped from the ' stita
morning and wonhonorary membership
in tue proudest societygofcinehsines. _
For these two-llsrsrintz Mailbo-
rough, 20 years old.and ha Brlnck-
man, 21 years old--not only eersed
liberty, but broke open a safe and stole
$150 and carried of! C500 _worth of tie
snperintendent’s ine clothes. Arrayid
in these garments, theie is nothing about
the appearance of the pair ti awake
suspicion.
Margaret and Martha were committed
to the reformatory from New York three
years ago for a misdemeanor. Being
tidy and se imingly t~u t ve-thy, they
had been employed a-it maids in t'i»»
apartments of Mrs. Abbott, the superin-
tendent. and Mrs. Roy. the head super-
visor. At night the girls.like the other
prisoners, were locked in their cells,
which are small rooms with wooden
doc-rs and big strong locks.
V -Margaret and Martha must have care
_fully studied the conduct of affairs in
the institution. When the three nigbi
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dress muslin sale at Stan 
ley Bros.2Ll6c for l2%c, 25c3_
for l8c, 30c for 22c and 40c l 5 ‘
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Commenclnz July 5th, the steaimslalp ‘ S1' C801!" will
resume the
PUPULAR DIRECT TRIPS T0 BOSTO||l
aa” ‘° ‘he I“"a“d5’ H°t°‘ ‘md S“'g‘°a1 for 21c'per yard 25 ’ ` Leavlugiin:n°h:rii:;yi:viiii’f<i;:l:i»:ni':i»os:::i':l.i::' n 5 30 ~
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Charlottetown to Boston About 30 Hours
Summerside to Boston About 28 Hours
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:medicine acts directly on the dehcite and Immediate|y first classl R0lJ'l‘E 1 Leave any point on the P E I Railway by mornin: train
important organs that make maternity pos- |
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healthy, happy. _robust wives. Itis forsale Tl’8C8dl9» |»lb8l’8| W8g98 s.
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Piefees Pieasani renew. D. lsongworth & Co, Nafer -’°“°5‘i3“‘
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Seiid for Folder and information to nearest ticket agent. or to