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‘ lnot only had the bacteria associated RSYIIOI diilflli Fl"-
\ U with various diseases been discovered, PUGWASH N S Jmy 25 _ A d1sas_
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but their Welght h“d been eSt"m”’led‘ irous fire broke out here at 1.13 0'clocu
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As an instance of this fact Dr Klein ,his mowing ,mg wnigm sightegg
WEDNESDAY' JULY 2.51898' S955 that if W0U1d fake 122,000,000 houses and eleven ouibuilding, covcrlc s
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ying out of the war with Spain. A
f specimens of bacillus typhi abdomiua- an area of about two acres, are a mask
lis to weigh one gram, S0 penetrat- Of Sm0llldeIiDg I'-Uins. The large Ame-
ing had been the studies of the bac- fi_°a“ h°“'1 °W“°d bl’ W Il B1`0W}‘»
teriologist that he could now detect 5“’1d°‘l _“‘ the names' f°u°w°d _’°
t Of ` -f it were a few minutes by the large corner brick
EDITORIAL NOTES-
Iowa draws the first pension grow
_ one ar sewac e'en 1 » 1 . . .
V lvouclier was issued a. few days ago by P. . g ’ .. building owned and occupied by Mr
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\Ve wish to remind
th Ch' ii ` e to Mrs. ,
U Eliie ;_:8i"i(;nlf0[;S€0(I:f lléogfiil Bluffs, |P“""°5 °f Water- ‘ Eighteen families were rendered home
mother of Seaman William F. Mont-
fort, one of the victims of the Maine
explosion.
you that an early
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July account will 1
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settlement of your
u be appreciated very
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kd
.J much as we are in
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U need of the money.
contained in as many as 500,000 BroWu‘;SagenPm,»store_
` " ' “”i " less, their homes being laid in ashes.
_ MARRIED' ___ __ The sailors from tie ships in the harbor
At tae residence ot the brides faihl-r, rendered valuable aid to the people and
_ .by Rev. G. M. Campbell. Benjamin When almost without hope of saving
Have the letters from the Clty Scott Henry of Charlottetown to Mary ariyoflhelown, the Anglican. Metho-
lclefk £0 the Chafl0°l9@"0W” bfmds eve' I. third daughter of Mr. Chas. Bridges. dist and Roman Catholic churches
been answered 1 The proposition
made by the Council should either be
At yew Glasgow Road July Q0 by taught fire. They were some distance
d 1 d h th
New Glasgoa R0ad_ ' g work. Telegrams for aid were sent lo
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.Prince Street Tue. day July the 26th, Workedgwiiha-Will I0 S8v6 Pl‘0p6ff§`- . -
O We will be pleased
to receive the
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O amount and give
lt is not surprising that citizens are
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bands.
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you a receipt for
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O same to-day.
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Q F » perkl ns &  'bo mise a Small .war loan’ the Troy ° S""'"“g° H‘“`b°f- p ' It is a rattil situ ted `a _ rt town in 11 Lino!! @1001!! md S5598 H01-lillg it 35 P01' UQ*
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fl wl    ists are like] to be left out in the Miss Clementine Lydia Driscoll, diugh-    
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wid th St,m,_ ter ot the late Timothy Driscoll, of ____ y _ S - L
1 ___ _ ,Clermonn 1 roirr or cinxtorrnrown. `f ' 
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` Th L0 d ' th t S' 1 i  s -B Jniyzs.An--si.oiai,Lsmaisire,ri¢n>u-i 2' B V
 Bhmgeu j§a(;,l{e,l][;;:§s0fS¥?',?:babTy 0;; DIED Lady Spefdwell, Rhynard, Newcastle; il _ Ladies blmk cashmere hose   3 A
Acsucv, ‘
Charlottetown. 
Fire, Marino, Life and
looldont.
Every description of prop-,
arty written in reliable Com-i
panies at lowest rates. ,
Gonihlnod Assets, 1
Two llundrod Million ,-
Dollars. `
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Commencing May 10th the favoritei
S. S. IIALIFAX it
will leave CHARLOTTETOWN for
BOSTON every Tuesday at 1 p. m.,
calling at Hawkesbury and Halifax.
Returnin g leave BOSTON every Sat-
nrdav at noon. '
Passengers leaving CH.H{LOT'I`E~
'IUWN Wednesday morning via Picton
can make close connection at Halifax
With ‘S. S. HALIFAX” sailing Wed-
nonday evening at 11 p. m.
Tickets for sale at stations P. E. I.
Railway. For Tickets, rates and all
mformation apply to ,i
W. W-C§bARK-
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oi-mu ' ci-nvuum c f»a"°“fs°°'"i`
" ’ Hama his
We are general commission mer-
chants, direct importers of Oranges,
Lemons, Bananas, etc., J obbers and
receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and
all farm products. Goods of all kinds
bought and sold on a moderate com
mission. Correspondence solicite-
WOODILL & CO,
265 Barrington St
and all other notables of Spain, now
engaged in “shinning” around Europe
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ll Spring and midsummer goods must now
oo.
the Rev. Ceorge Willer. Cliarles“Seller “way °'"_ 0° Y escape 3 lmng 1° _9 i ' ' ' ` '
accepted or rejected’ as the matter of New Gfasuow to Marv Mclms of devamhon through very e,,e,ge,,c‘ The above impentive Commandhas been giventoalloar
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has been long enough in abeyance. l I A  . ff
_ _ Q _ ` At the residence of the bride’s father g1;eA1_‘:;1eeI;;8:Zr1;l;;;2|ggeliigzggzgar   
impatient with this delay and are by Elder D. Crawford, on the 29'.h of but owing “fthe gram dismnce ‘hav did , _, »
making unqualified mmarks’ some J‘m°"`The°' Duncan Ling’ of “rheatley not arrive here till four o’clock Valu 2- f wh-ch we have 5 la assormmg .11 mm, “agua”
» ° h River, and Harriet 'Mc-lvenia, sixth , , ' . ' f 0 1 T89
about the COU_nc1l, Others about t e daughter of Thomas Seaman’ of Hunter ggi; Eafis!.'sea:l<iefl;1:‘z;;ei'lei(ii¢;;re<l; zgpdhénnrig. :E mand and will go ax a his DISC0UNT_
River. . V _ - ge . . I;
To the boy king’ Prémier Sagasta D Harbo out n extending was averted. Many families 1  
Af SfW-ge 1'- he 1391 l 57% are toni ht hoznel , b t r k -
by Rev. A. or-lee. Wiliam Hammond ...asf ii .tar...0.§°i¢.l..°..~2'°..ig§f` .1
Macewen, of Lot 40, to May Coffin, b°,'B_ ~ if
daughter of the late Edward Collin of pugwash has ,, Populmon of 1 000 gl we have these in a vadety ofpattorm Silk
Y Times says Please take notice , P Y ”' 5* P° j.;
gU||Ny3|p5_ n tg” the $200,600,000 bonds issued At  residence of the brideig mother, Cumberland_cour=try_,on the Northam- 5
, . annie 2:11 mn, b Rev. G. M. C m banana si i. It 1 1 _  _
by U“_°1° bam have _been °" mu bs bell. Hbgh Nicholsdmof Junction lgoad, place of ndfd. B a so a wa enng If ‘ » 
subwnbed for ave tunes over' A” to Sarah B.. youngest daughter of the Inquiries at a number of fire insur- 3” ' `
they will probably all be taken by late Duncan Nicholson, of Darlington. ance omces in Halifax elicited the in. 5: in endlssg vm-i¢f,y Thgguwn ig 
people at home who want small am- At SL Maryim Indian River’ on the formation that there is very iittle pro-  an excellent “le on miuimry va M” mm, in. 1*
ounts Services of foreign financiers 193, ms; by Very Rev Mgr G,11,g, party in Pugwash covered by insurance 1~ d t k 1 Thy' In*
not needed Even American capital Peter Maointyre, of New Annan, to _ we we bmw no to esp them ms'
largest furniture firm in the world,
has just presented the sum of 55500,-
OO0 for the purp -se of building a. new
hospital in connection with the Uni-
versity College, Loudon, the present
erection being altogether inadequa.t»e:to
the needs of the population of the dis-
trict in which it is situated. The
Prince of Wales, when laying the
foundation stone of the new building
and in acknowledging, Sir Blundell
Maple’s muniiicent gift»,i°emarked that
it was the largest sum given to the
sick poor of London since Thomas
Guy in the se'venteeth century estab-
lished the hospital which bears his
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In few states of the Union is the
laxity of marriage laws so apparent as
in Michigan, where in 1897, one thou-
sand six hundred and forty six di-
vorces were granted. Of this aggre-
gate 423 were granted on the applica-
tion of the husband and 1233 on ap-
plication of the wife. The total hum-
child on the average _for the couples
during the first two years; 464 lasted
from five to 10 years; 301 from 10 to
15; 177 from 15 to 20; 115 from 20
20 from 30 to 30; 25 from 35
to 40, 5 from 40 to 50. One couple
had been married }iea.rly 50 years.
following : Cruelty, 560; desertion,
405; non~support, 211, cruelty and
non-support, 184.
Dr S F Klein, lecturer on physio-
logy at St Bartholomew’s hospital, has
given some remarkable instances of
achievement in bacteriology. In the
course of a lecture the speaker quoted
some remarkable statistics concerning
the microbe and its manners. Its di-
mensions were so insignificant, he
said, that a. postage stamp would ac-
commodate 500,000,000 of the ty-
phoid species. Its fecundity was pro-
digious, so much so ,that if fifteen
drops of water polluted with bacteria
were allowed to fall into a cup of
broth, the germ population wt uld
have increased in twenty-four hours
Juiyisdsm. Halifax, N. s.
made the matter a. special study, that
ber of children affected by the divorce-
ment of their parents during the year
was 1,833, or a little more than one _
divorced. As to the duration of mar-
riages before divorce, 472 occurred \
to 25; 61 from 25 to 30,1
Among the most important causes al-
leged for divorces granted were the
the researches of the scientists who
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\VOl\1.'-KN and a FRUGAL Man in combin-
ation with this FURNITURE STORE make
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aged 71 years.
At Cable Head lVest, P. E. I. on the
18th inst, of-heart failure.J0lin Garrett,
Post Master, in his 73 year. _` 
At Toronto, July 25th,f` Caroline
Amelia, beloved wife of Charles Palmer
of this city, and daughter of the late
Chief Justice Jarvis, aged 66 years.
Suddenly on Tuesday evening July
19th-, a* the residence of John McMil-
Jaines A `lElami1ton, Truro, N. S..
mother of Mrs McMillan. -
$1.25, $1~50. $1.75 and $2 per pair
liain, Hazelwood, West River, Mrs.,
Y 1) Rt-ad, Pu a li
At Cambridge, Ma-s.. -in the `13il»' H' 'sly L P' ‘WPS 5k'l-NY. B'0Hd "1-ve; . _ 0 1
iw, Minion, aged 6; mmm., mn, , Si Olaf. Lenmisiie. P»c'ou; Ccnlede-, A These' goods are justin season como along and 
child of Henry lt and Salah P. listey. 1`_-“°’»~ F°‘¥"J”‘» BHBU, CDW; Lfldy  are going cheap, and . the water il right fora lwfl
At Eveiett, Mass., on the 9.h lust. |?pe,edwe1l’ Rbvmud’ Picton? * 1; --U5 and y°u’u be in the "Vinh  _
Annie E. Stewart. aged 23 years, wife
of nm.. 0. st.-...._ ** 
At Moncton Jul 20, James Stewart. 1 . ° A '
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There is another one-you ,
‘do not see, but you should 3
bear in mind, T ,_
“Trade at the Central Drug- `
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Nice patterns and grand value. W D
MCKAY.
Bruoos’ Suits are host. 29tf
THE best 4 ply lever collars in the
market,2 for 25 cents-J B MACDONALD
& Co. 23 d&w4
A PLAIN simple fact ol money saving
is by buying your clothes at J B MAC~
no.ii.i> & Co. 23 d&w 4i
Tourists. - Prince Edward Island
llhlltrated book on PE Island. For
sale at the bookstores or at this otllcc
50e tl'
THE order of the day.-French Boxes,
satchels, swimming trunks, travelling
trunks. dusters. ilannell vests, and
general outing garments all are in order
and cheap at Paton & Co’s. ‘
Mus Anomnain MCLEAN, Nine Mile
Creek. South Shore. can accommodate
summer boarders. \ Terms moderate.
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opinion amply establishes oi_.i-3
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anything pertaining to ma- 3
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your next order and be thor- ==
on hiv ` ced that d -
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isfactory than can be done else- §
where.
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Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf 
Charlottetown P.E.I. "r
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A WISE   1 Acquainlance
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a tripe allowance for mutual benefit that is 
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irresistible.
maniini. tra.
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, Black Box Calf
Laced Boots, foot 
Good accommodation. Still land surf PHONE izs. I
bathing. Correspondence solicited. V ,  __ , , 
18.1w. fi-EZEW .llil1i,;¢§’?§iil3i},`§-=fl“_i§liff¥:.l1l?fl 
to so,ooo,ooo. so profound had been $*\\&\‘\*\*\"\/\¢\f\*\‘W\ KN?
All never llrugll la sill? .
No Sir! - For that reason we
would remind you of an old
acquaintance
lhetlaler Shoe.
To day we received the fol-
lowing lines:
mssmmmmmmm
from last (pointed toe.)
Black Box Calf
Laced Boots foot 
form last (round toe.)
p Black Wax Calf Laced
Boots, standard last, very wide
for heavy men, doubles U
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smre 811,] save moneym g ., li llll ._ , p _ f,,\
Ej new stock comming in. '
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ON the 16th inst at Winsloe South, Havdl;l;a_'vlsPicw:.we;. (£1 flegvfnshugllxs §' Stainless black cotton hose 4 '_' __ g _ ,_ A
lFi~edeiica lvlorf-\ me infant son of _ W' ’ _ g_ g,.“ eat ~ t ¢ these goods ,init i _ _ - _
"`”“~“- "' d ~"“"““’* T“P"'- » Cid ss B-m.vi.f.; Fi-.-er 5 a vme y 0 '
Ar kos on Mas. nn the 13 h mst, at | ,, _ \nd END,” Ha den R,vm'. g _
. ~  2'  ~>~ Bathi =
[`uonics(1»-fin), aged 60 fa-s. __ \_},_;n; W m,»,,,,-_ gv, _~ ; ' g _ ' ‘
P _ if f~  .rm ‘
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,Ai Boston. Mass..J_nIy 10l.h._sudden1y. A W K ; Mk ,mmhi 32 ef "' W '
Mr Joseph A. Revell, aged`84 years, 2 1 1 th; gegwlgdsin "I 3 to hz '
months and 8 days, eldest son of the P' 9' `
late Thomas A Revell, of Hillsborou h' cy'
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Head, Lot 38, leaving a sorrowiug ‘ '  `
widow and six small children, besides a ' , ` _ ,
mother,1 sisters and 2 brother to mourn ` ' w' Reddlnl Phm' B' ' _ ‘
their irreparable loss. I GENTRAL DRUG STORE ._ ` ` 1
SUNNYSIDE
azure' runlgienmosnur-T1
JOHN McLE&
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Mmm ready to wear pants at SL   _ You to see our new importations of CLOTHS. WO
_ , _ carried a splendid variety of Fashionable Stlitingl.
- _ _ But we can safely say that with our now 
° *-' son, we have now the largest stock and the grontllt vtlilty
* Cloths ever shown in one_Store in the Ci
Come and inspect our goods, and get our lltonish
Sartorial Artiltl
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I' When the natural teeth have been lost, the
ig health, the speech and the personal appearance will be
gi hanced by the substitution of Arthcial Teeth
E Good health, good appearance and comfort depend
3; dentist’s skill in making an Artificial set knowingly and
3 fitted. Artificial teeth can be made to present a very
_ pearance an occasional dark tooth, an irregular
3_' tasty filling will break the porcelain monotony so often
; The sunken condition of a persons cheeks and lips due to
E of the natural teeth, is changed completely by the
fi properly made Artificial teeth. We make Artidcial teeth
E- fill out hollow cheeks and add youth and tone to thc
1  If-you are troubled with bad fitting Artidcial teeth that
3 stay in their place as they should, we can, by use cf a new
1;, make your old set over at a small expense md give you a
_ 5: lit. We guarantee our work to be satisfactory in all
ole sizes 7 to H. 3'  -p gp gon lean ppll ;n,tin thgimprning Enid have your teeth
-3, am ess en is ry- erate argon.
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_  Open Evenings S to 8. '
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We make the fashionable Cloths ParExoellenoe--it
Suit a perfect lit.
We invite Inspection.
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