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A CORNER IN GROCFRIES
N0. d wr gft ali.-mei we-rr not trying in
corner th: grorerv runrkct. We simply waul
to come' you atienlion fir a few minutes
and dlreci it to a co.-ne' in our store-the
corner thit uontalna a I the
BREAKFAST FOODS.
Wehlve. spirei no oaiuu in the selection ol:
these loads; and we can give you just what you '
want. I ‘slit th ' ll on a level with
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our other fi-ie gro:erie_~i.
JO HN CONNOLLY & Co.
Queen St Charlottetown,
- Souvenir Pins,
Brooches,
Paper Knives,
Book Marks,
Match Boxes,
Spoons, etc.
A. Large Variety.
See our Spoons with picture
of New Market on Bowl, of
which we have a large assort-
ment.
W.N. TANTUN,
Jeweler.
Sunnyside
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tresl, Friday morning, july 15th, will
be ue at Charlottetown, Sunday morn-
ing, July ityth, and on Monday, fuly
18th, sails or St._Iohn’s, Newfound and
vis Sydney and North Sydney, carrying
horses, cattle and sheep on deck and
produce under deck at owest possible
rates.
For further particulars as to freight
and passage apply to
PEAKE BROS. & CO.
Agents.
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'l|II‘s Kll¢lO& \ ~ .
At the bottom of Great Baker
hill, London, .is situated what at one
time was one of the most. hideous
and dangerous slums. It is part of a
ruinous old tenement, exactly an-
swering to the description of ths ln-
famoua dar: to which tha Artful
Dodger lcd Oliver Twist as s new
pal for a visit to "Greenls.nd." The
den had seven-.I ominous looking.
staircasea leading into dark and ill-
smelllng passages and had plenty oi
cupboards available for thieves'
booty.
From the outhouaee any of the
light-lingered gontry could easily
have dropped into tha street, While
the adjacent house, condemned by the
London City Council. was easily ao-
MBIbls. The last. named tenement,
formerly a haunt for vagrants, with
all the conveniences of a thieves' kitf
chan, had associations of the worst
kind and has not come under the ban
of the Loudon Parliament a mommt
Fsgln was a real character. named
Isaac Touch, who, when raided by
the police. was found to possess a
peek measure of watches. He had the
html 0( being s. covil'edP|`ntc In WDFBO
Crllhsl than training _voung thieves
and buying stolen property.
Bls Archibald llalklm
Blr Archibald Gelkla, the lswly-
elected Secretary of the Royal Bo-
oiety, who takes Sir lllchael Postar's
place. is the best-known British, and
It might almost be said the most
eminent European, geolog;st. Ha is
s tsllow of the Royal Socletiu of
london and Edinburgh, and a oop-
respsudont of the Institute of Franca,
all of innumerable foreign Academ-
ll. Ba ia the author of numerous
geological memoirs in the publicv
ons of scientific societies, and his
msn; works os geology began with
“'l1|e Story of a Boulder," as losg
age as 1858. Director-Gena-sl el
the Scottish Survey, the first eo-
cupsnt of many great chairs ef
ggogy. sad director-general el the
logical Survey of the United
Kingdom, and of the Geological
lfussum, there is hardly any honor
which Ulonoe, la Sir Archibald
Geikie's branch of it, has to bestow
that he has not already received,
Ueaaeatratad Wealth.
Onrtwelfth of the estimated wealth
ol the United States ls represented at
the meeting of the board of directors
of the United States Steel Corpor~
ation when all the directors are pre-
sent. They also represent 200 other
companies operating one-half ol the
railroad mileage in the country and
Control corporations whose sggrv
gate capitalization is $9,000,000,
000.-Worl.d's Wu-lr. `
What It llenna to Have Nerve.
"I shrill not give you up," llc declared.
"l will win you yet. I will make you
love mo ln spltc of yours?-lf."
“Pin so glad," she told herself after
he had gone, “that I had the cout-nge to
do lt. What a good time I shrill have
now for awhile."-Chicago Record-Hen
aid.
Expiainiag a Pasale.
Binge-Yes; n alngulnr thing hap-
pened to me on my wedding day. I sc-
cldentnlly swallowed :i silver dime.
Bangs-Well, l've always wondered
what your wife could have seen in you.
-Cleveland Plnln Dealer.
The Uldest Cannon.
The oldest iron cannon in the world
is at Edinburgh. It was made in 1455
and Ia thirteen feet long.
The lehipperke.
The schlpperke is one of the very
few tailless dogs. its name means lit-
tle skipper and was gained from the
fact that this dog was a common com-
panion of the Flemish burgee.
Liquid Glue.
To make liquid glue dissolve the glue
In strong, hot vinegar, then add one-
fourth as much alcohol and a little
alum. This is a very useful cement
for mending various things and will
kvep a long time in a closely stop-
pored bottle.
Geneva.
Only 82 per cent of the inhabitants
of Geneva are natives of the city; 21
per cent are from other Swiss places,
and 47 per cent are foreigners.
Saved hy a Poodle.
French poodlea, for all their foppish-
ness. are cast in the heroic mold, as
witness the latest story from Paris. A
tire was raging in the Rue Monslgny.
and while the family shivered on the
oobbles their poodle sprang through
the naming door, raced up tha smolder-
ing staircase and in s tries returned
with the bsby‘s doll in his jaws.
The Peaad ltesllng.
The pound was first called "sover-
eign" in the time of Honryvlll., who
issued a gold coin of that value stamp-
ed with he king in royal robes.
ll laeksleth and Ashes.
Gresterowdswenttoeeealianehss-
tllslvstionarmymanwhowssad-
vertisod to preach “ia asckciotl sad
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TAKE ITIP THAT WILL MAKE YOU _.
HAPPIIR THAN WORLDLY SUCCESS. 'i
SADDEST WORD IS “ALMOST”
"Rss Far l‘re_ the Klugdam" la Just is
ls As lrrstrisvahly sad Utterly If
As ll Yea Isl Never Iears the (lospal
as air-ua-gsm as van, vmsly rw `
trayad ly the Prev- ~‘~m~. `
(Continued irom page 9.), d __
alert. The blood again esurssd ran
pidly through the clogged arteries.
He walked; yea, the sick man walk-
ed. Ha _wal healed by being placed, a
hopeless, helpless invalid, st the feet
of Jesus Christ.
Sickness -has been a spiritual bless-
ing ts- you, 0.-man. as the palsy was
to the invalid of old. It has`1slaccd
you almost within touch si our Sav-
lhur and King. For years and years
you did not know what a pain rpesnt.
Wh_ you heard m|a`eompll`lning
about their lavall A you had no
sympathy.  You would petulantly
lay. "RI.l1O\vf»dI,i¢l\I of 'Niels so-called
lIlVal_ld,l»ai's.‘i'dsts-hypochondrlaes. If
man and w would only get up
and stop fitlmpiagning and stop
dosing theidslveg w _th medicines
they would be alifrlghtlf When a
minister in church wouldpreach from
the tort, "Thou fool, this aight thy
soul shall be required of thee." you
would settle back in your seat and
smile. You would say to yoiirselfz
“Perhaps Perhaps not. My ancestors
were all long-lived. I guess I will be
also." Then you would complacently
pat your chest as vou expanded your
lunge three or four inchr-a,` and you
would say: "Weil, my ancestors nev-
er had a dnur lirunthing apparatus
than I have. l‘r-rhaps I shall die to-
night. Perhaps nut."
But two yi-urs ago there came that
sudden attack of illness. It came al-
_most without any warning at all.
You remember how your check be
came us white as that of a corpse
und your lips turned blue and cold.
You rr-member how that pneumonia
stuhlwd at your lungs, or how that
typhoid made you sink so low that
for weeks and weeks vou hovered bo-
twcen life and dcuth. You remember
how asthma choked you until it
af-vuicd as though you would go mad
with thc agony. Aye, that sickness
made out of you o, changed man.
when the rninistvr now announces the
text, Luke, twollth chapter and twen-
tieth verse, "Thou fool, this night
thy soul shall he required of thee,"
you do not filppantly say: "Perhaps,
Perhaps not." You know it is not ‘
out of the range of possibilities that
this night you may be brought lace
to face with God at the judgment
seat of Christ. 0 man, oven while I
speak to-day all the gopd and the
had of your past life are dying swift-
er than the winds through vour
seething brain. Aye, they are ilyinn
as swiftly as the panorama of bygom~
years in a second of time moves hp-
fore the vision of a drowning man.
Your past sickneases have changed
your feelings toward God. The pain
at your heart is warning you that
“God shall bring every work unto
judgment, with every secret thing,
whether it be good or whether it be
evil." This day-nyc, this very min-
ute-on account oi that past sick
bod, "thou art not far from the
kingdom of God." _
We all marvel at the wonderful
ability sf observation to Whith the
trappers and the hunters of old were
able to train their visual powers.
For days and weeks the Indian
scouts were able to follow their eno-
mies across the western prnirics.
By the twisted blndos of grass and
by other minute sig-us thi-y were able
tg tell how many Indians were in the
war party ahead, how runny horses
and cattle and squnws and papooscs.
During the Auetr-o-Pi-ussian war in
1866 Archduks Joseph of Austria
was warned of an iiuiuiucnt night
attack by a. gypsy soldier who was
able to forcsec the advance of the
pursuing hosts by watching the birds
fly over the Austrian r.-ncampmrnt.
This soldier said to Prince Joseph:
“Your Highness, birds sleep 'as well
as men. These birds would not be
dying about at this time of night
If they Had not been disturbed. The
enemy In large numbers is marching
through the woods and has frighteni-
sd them. Thcre will soon be fighting
on our front lines." But, though
hunters and trappers have almost
miraculous seeing powers in reference
to the natural world, it does not
take an inspired vision to see that
we are now living in a time of great
religious awakening. How else can
you account for the thousands who,
as converts, as giving their hearts to
Jesus Christ under the consecrated
labors of the evangelistic committee
of the ,Presbyterian Church? How else
can you account for the wonderful
meetings ol Campbell Korean in
America and ol Torrey and Alexan-
der in Australia and lhgland, and
the crowded schools for Bible study
In Winona and Northheld and Chau-
tauqua and l(oody's Institute of Chi-
cago? Everywhere the vital question
is upon every lip, "What shall I then
do with Jesus, who is called the
Christ?" Lib Pilate before the Jew-
must decide the ques-
to Jesus. You
Christ for against
in bringing you up to
be far wrong
art not far
Hoody ev-
serles of
tion
must
Christ.
this
from
was st
told
once
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must
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riot* fir  *iq* kin¢d¢im~ or- .ood I
lly prayer is t at many may' be icd
into the kjnwoni under Kr. Torre-_vs
proaL‘liln¢!." h m_v frls-n'ds. there
daerhrul lips nf the aaistod evaulzelilt
are plz-uding with you from this wit
in this sorvico to-day. That some
divine power which brought thou-
snndeand tens of _thousands of sin-
n`crs to the fountain ofaternsl llie
isplcading with you to oome to
Christ. oven now while great multi-
tudes are seeking him. Like King
Agripps. are you going to be “al-
most |\r~|-auadc.-d" and lost? Or like
Paul. the "chief of sinners." areyou
to be uoronatod and to have s seat .
upon a throne in heaven with Jesus
cn.-law _
venv Burr our <
To me rom
Quebec Man Rririiy States that he
‘ Cured his uyspepsia oi' Years
Standing by using Dodd’s Dys-
pei sia Tablets.
“I wlah t/o sure tha* I have tried
Dodd’a Uyspcpsla Teblels and :hey have
made me well. I aull'r\re'i for many years
of Dyapopsis."
Such ‘s the brief streineot of Alphonse
Caron, Eiltor of L'Echo, puhllahel av
Montmsgny,Quo. Bur. if it is brief. if
tells everything than thousands of suffer-
ing Canadians need to know, viz., that
there le a oure for Dyapopsia, and that
cure la Dodri'u Dynpepsla Tablets.
Some people will go further and ask
how do they cure. The answer la simple.
Tae; alrunly give the stomach the rest it
needs by rllsrertlng the food them-it-lvew.
Tue rev-ultls the stomach gradually ie
turns to its unr|u~l condition and la then
is ~lo to do its work.
You will nee from this th ar. you can eat
what you please when yfuvplease, il you
use Dodd‘s Dyspepsla Tablets.
SUMMER-‘ IDE MARKETS.
(Farmara’ Prices-Om-rooted
Bula( ,perbua s 
Beef oaroaas)porlb..‘.. 
Buokwhaat............ .......0
Butter, per-1b...... ....0
Ha‘y,per.ton..................10
Ni esggrlbu...  .
Roller :lla llour, per cwt- lbs
I-.land Flour, per Oo .il-...... 
O»\tmoal,§er (ll lm...
(lnmfblac ipar bushel
oiolwnmi per bmnoi
Whea.tperbuahel..........
guilt . . . . . . .

otaioes,per 
'l‘urnips..........., . 
GEORGETOWLMARKETS ‘
Turnlps, perbus............ ..
Potatoes per  -
ERKl.per.'dos..... _
0ninxena.per  
Butter per lb. 
Becta per bus 
Oat,s,per 
0~\r.mesl,ps.rowt
Hides perlb . _
Paranlpe per bus -
darloypsr bus..... ....0
Geaseporlb...... ....0
Turkeyapsrlb  . .0
Herring pcs bbl..... ....4
Flayperoon  . . .....0-
Aopleaper pk............ 
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I was Cur~ed'of Bronohltls and Asthma
by MINARUS LINIMENT.
‘ MRS A LIVINGSTONE.
Lot 5, P E I.
I was Cure-'I of a severe attack of
Rhaumatlem bv MINARD’S LINIMENT.
JOHN MADER.
one B ry. ,
was Cured of a severely sprained leg
MINARD'S_LlNIMEN’l.‘.
JOSHUA WYNACHT. '
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Chocolate Kisses
and Cocoanut
Kisses at » ~
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Lobster
w. n. uorclfsolt
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all
premiums 'hom' the insured. _
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the original inaurssoeoi 0r,ooo.oo. t _-N5 ~ -5 X tion, gmggns in
sa.u‘4-oo. Mr. Gault paid 6!!!-two  ""     ti
:S18 so; the éosapsny returned in dttidwll $545-42° moreinan.lr Lair;
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Mr. Qsnlt wamissured under anothqpolley in the uae; umm, M
a like amount. iskesiont a few years ister.,oa which he pale _ _,dm
annual preminmsof O18 as. smouotinf to l895.7s. Dividend, Mme is
this policy were Ut.s3,8.oo or 834248 n emozsa of total .premiums paid,
.nous ncszacuniuw,
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. -DEAI.ERS- -
Decide to Keep ill ...Stock
i This Season thc Famous
Special Blue Ribbon
WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
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Consumers Cordage Co.,
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This space is
Reserved for
M. P. SCHUBRMAN & C0..
Contractors and Lumber Dealers,
B I KENSINGTON, P. E. I.
si'
Does the
Businesszzz
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. which we put into a gar-
'\ \‘~ ment makes it distinct-
ive and elegant. You
may gxet the some thing
clsew ere, but not at
our prices.
Let us show you the
greatvaluea we are dis- _
playing in our stock of
tweeds and worsted.
Suit to order
$15.00
F. R. BOYCE,
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SPICES. HERBS AND
SEASUNINGS.
PIGS’ CASINGS.
ENGLISH SHEEP CA'S-
NGS. ' '
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|,Prompt or la r shipment.
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Hard Work  (if Giiclii’
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From Halifax every Tues
day morning
F rom Charlottetown every
Thursdav.
Calls at Hawkesbury, Ari-
chat, Isaac's Harbor, Sheet
!Harbor, Salmon _River,(‘lnnso,
Sumxnerside
CARVELL BROS.,
' Agents.
6-23 tu, th, sea.
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6,/ Eyesight
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G. H. TAYLOR.
Jeweler and Opticirmf
Sunnyside.
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