mi.
I Humor* I
of the Blood
Genus many troubles.-plmples. boii.»
and other eruptions, besides loss oi'
appetite, that tired feeling, Bllpot bil
ionsness, indlgestion and hestkeho.
The sooner one gets rid of them tlir
betta;-,mdtii¢waytogetl'id0lthem
endtobnildupthelystemthathae
sudered from them ll to take
Haod’s .farsaparilla
and Pills
Formln! in combination the most
ctteetive alterative and tonic medicine,
as shown by unequaled, radical and
permanent cures d
Serofula laik llhoum
Psoriasis lolll. P|W\P|°S.
All kinda of Numor Rheumatiam
Blood Poisoning Dyspopsla
cgggrrh Deblllty, Etc.
Accept no substitute, but be sure to
get Hood’s, and get .it today.
lIAIIlY GIIWS Illlll MILK
SUPPLY ~
A crlcau Dairymen usuPrussian Stock
l~`ood in feeding tlicir cows, because ex-
Iii-riencc has ilciiioiistriiti-il that as ii
iealtli prcsurver, ii tonic, and is iiillk and
butter producer this preparation is in-
valuablcniidlias no equal. It increased
the iiow of milk, mid in most cases adds
to its richness in cream. With ii cow nc~
custonied to corn lnenl, briin. shorts und
thc like the iiicreiise will be from one to
two quarts at cavli inilking, \villiiii two
weeks utter Iieiziiiiiing with the Prussian
Stock l"ood. A cow to lic able to give il
full ilo\v of milk, must have food richer
iii iiiirogeii than would be required for
any other iiiiimiil, since milk is coinposed
largely of albuiiiliioids, and this can only
be supplied from food containing this
substance. The iirst demand of a cow
upon the nitrogen of food is to suppl
\\ liste of tissue, and only the surplus will
go to milk.
To get the largest and best tiow of milk
the cows food should ull be properly di»
ir.-stctl and assimilated, and she should be
kept continuall in condition of perfect
health. Prussian Stock Food is uar-
nnteed to make sick cows well andllccep
well ones healthy. Prussian Stock Food
has worked wonders in cases where cows
were supposed toliave ceased to be good
inilkers, The facts were their systeins
were out of condition, their digestion had,
etc. Prussian Stock Food restored them
to health.
llse Prussiiin Stock Food and “Get
More Milk."
Price 500 for 4 lb package.
Sold only by
I. I] IIIIIIISIIN.
I DRUGGIST,
Charlottetown.
GAB SERVIBE
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyc
anywhere desired. Leave orders at M
Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or
stables, Sydney Street, near Steve
eon's Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,
i-28 d i yr. Telephone No. 52
'\7\7a.I1ted.
fl_`woi~2) pfoofl _ioiirricyiiicii t|iiloi~s nt once.
\\ iii pay li iernl \\'|ii;on ivockly or for sntlsfiic-
tury work. h`xiekcout»-i, 345|; lieefcr, $5.00;
¢»..i..wf. e.',.fii;ti\»cr<~,i>i.r sam- r 1. -k c -r ‘
ll. 'I . , i c on .
ST.5tl;llre.~iu (lout. $8.00. l’erinniicni; position
for the right men. Apply to
J. AliHl'Il{'i LL`,\`llS'l`R(lM.
ii_l il lw Pd Trui-o. .\`. S.
IIEMElIEIl_l LUIS
Noe. ro and ir Letter D. in Sl-ma-,I
woop CEi\m.'rr:nv each 15 by zo feet for
sale cheap. Apply to I
ii. J. CUNDALI..
Zi tts iii.
,Jhsqneuuu
I  _maui
in sid ni. °f. coimhip. `
Two dollies hung on a bureau 1 know,
One by each tall slender side,
She was a belle doll and he was n beau.
Each had their trials and much to forego,
Dressed up in their best to ninke a great
show,
Was it a wonder the beau doll did grow
Anxious to iuuke belle a brldel
The belle was as fair as a blonde could be.
Yet her heart was as cold as clay;
She had come out here fiom far Germany.
That this land was good, she would not
NU`9¢.
For her family were of highest degree,
And she always longed to cross the sea,
But never could get away.
The beau was a doll of the J apenese,
He was quiet, mild and bland,
l~`rom the lar Orient, beyond the seas,
Born in luxury, he lived at ease
Till he reaclied ouriand ofshiverand freeze,
And used his taientsthisbelle Iioll toplease,
Who never would understand.
To be sure he had grown u trlile old.
But that only made him wise.
liis hair was ull gone, which made him
look bold,
Though lie never was cross and never
was cold.
lic sometimes _wished (it was ncvcr told),
That he lived where wiveseouldbe bought
and sold.
Not won-as for a prize.
All the earliest sighs of this Jap so bland
\\'ere met by the iiniid with scorn.
“To think I‘d wed one, from n. foreign
Iaiidl `
l, wliu'\'o had lovers of Uhluns so grand!
I, wlio'\'c had money and friends to coni-
innnd;
it should make the earth quake, or run
like snnd,
At your daring ways this inorn.
“Just look at your bare and bald old patel
“ Why, your eyes are all askewll
Really, the appearance of you I hate!
I soc you beside nie early and late,
And to look at. you, I iiboiiiinatcl
So, be very sure Iiicvei- could mute
With a iiiaii resembling you.”
For a moment a silence between them
came,
And .lap's face was sad with care.
He said: “I will always love you the same,
Though you cali me old, and dull and
tame;
If my heai~t's a heatheifs, it‘s not to blame,
Nor is it untrue. because called a name
That is false,mid quite unfair.
“Your hair is soft and light as the floss
That from your waving corn grows;
Your eyes like corniiowers that blooiii
across
Each waving row, the winds nontly toss.
‘ Your lips and cheeks cause the poppies ii
loss,
I And you'rc unto me as is the green moss
'l‘o the stone that ‘neutli it goes."
The beau doll was nrtlul and plead so
well
That belle thought, “lic's not so plain."
And in bending to hear, oh I it`s sud to
tell,
The ribbon that held lier broke, and shc
fell
Heels over head, wny do\vn, poll-meill
She was shattered and all broken up. Ali,
welll
She couldn't. be perfect again.
Poor Jap was frantic. “I can't pick you
up,
Oh, inisertible fiite," cried he.
“Ali, this Indeed is the bitterest cup,
That ever I ’n'iis called on to sup;
Why, even n dog, a miserable pup,
Could run t.o you, dear, could pick, you
up.
And this is dcnied to me."
Belle dried her eyes at this eloquent
speech, _ ~
And there came n rescuing linnd
That carefully ilttcd each pieec to each,
Meeting with seams like the cleft of n
peach. '
This inode belle meek, for the seams
would reach
From forehead to chin, and her hair did
bleach-
From the fright, you understand,
Eélifii-CQQ EEEEHEEE Eli-CEE
Many things you want for your home you can buy
here to better advantage than anywhere else-We can make
things interesting to buyers of CARPETS, IRON BEDS,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS,
FURNITURE etc., (that is
if saving 'money is of interest to them)--Our assortments are
large-all goods handled are of the best quality-and we
can easily name the LOWEST PRICES.
Mark rigit_niFiiLiii§hing ilu.,
I 1nlE‘lfw0_1v0iuf&t __,f“'l.f:;':.......
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It lllted its Bowen. and
News el this weddlngto me and
bien
you.
_Turning from quarrel to love deep and
true
And thus, was the belle doll won.
ELVLRA FLOYD IROEMCKE.
‘ Montreal, Canodn.
Rome (N. Y.) Sentinel.
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CIIIi.D'S EMPIRE DRESS WITH 'i’\\'O
STYLESOFSLI~ll‘}VESANDISOLERO
VVl'llUiI MAY BE 0MIT'l`ED.
NO. 
F-irtlaiiciiilg school and other dress oe-
casions cliildren are wearing frocksoi soft
white silk in place of the regulation or-
gandle and butistc. A stylish little fi-ock
suitable for this purpose is shown lierc
made of white Uliinusllk, with polntvcnlsc
lace for trrriiniinig.
The short body portion is of inserted
tucking. It closes at the centre back and
is finished with a shallow collar.
The full skirt is gathered _at the upper
edge and attached to the body. A deep
hem is secured with featlicr stitching.
A fancy boiero is slipped over thi- dress.
It is shaped with shoulder and underarin
scams and eonipleted with a rollingcolhir.
Fi-ills of deep lace trim the liolcro and
collar.
Full pull' sleeves are gathered at thc
shoulders and iiiny be arraiiged on narrow
wrlstbriiids, or cut oll'ut the elbow and tin-
Islied with frills and lace. The pattern
provides for both styles. The bolero may
be made adjustable or omitted if desired.
Dresses in this style are made of al-
bntross,vciliiig, lawn, bntistc or diinity,
withlaceorilnec nibrolderv for triiniiiiiiu.
To make the dress for a child of 4 years
will req \iii~e_3 yards of 36-inch iiiiiterinl,
with 5 yiiiils of lace for triniiniiig. The
pattern (No. 307.8) is cut in sizes for child
ren of 2, 4, il and 8 years.
Beware of :Ointment for Catarih
that Contains Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and coinpletc\y derauge the wliolc
system when enterin' it through thc
mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never he uscd except on prescriptions
from rcputalilc pliysicians, ns thc dninngc
they wi I do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Iiall`.~
Catnrrli Cure. iiiniiufactured by l<`. .l.
Cheney 8: Cc., ’1`olcdo,O., contains no nicr~
cury, and is taken intcrmilly, acting ili-
rectly upou the blood and uiiicoussurfuecs
of the system. In buying lliili`s Cntnrrli
Cure be sure you get the genuine. it is
taken iiiteri\u.iI_v and unide in Tolerln,
?liio, by F. J. Chcncydc Co. Testimonials
re .
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Sold bv Driiggists. Price7I'ic. per bottle
'i`akel-liiIl`sl‘n.|uilyPills forconstipntion
Choice creaniery tub butter ,2Zc. per
pound |i.t.-l\Icl{ennu's. ld li.
Carpets, best qiinlity for the least
money, is the reputatloii we are trying to
make for our carpet rlcpnrtiiient.-Mai-lc
Wright Furnishing; Go. _ 1d ll.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
si Co. Charlottetown Agents.
zzd wtf.
FARM FOR SALE
|00 Acres at the Head of
Wheatley River.
’1`o be sold by Public Auction at the
Court House in Charlottetown, on Fil-
day the second day of junc ucxl. (A. D.
igog) at the hour of _ iz o’clock noon.
un er and by virtue of a Power of Sale
contained in nn Indenture of Mortgage
dated the eleventh day of March A. 1).
i875,nnd made between John Duncan
of Township number twenty four in
Prince Edward Island, faimer, and
Elizabeth Duncan his wife of the one
part and Henry jones Cundall of Chur-
lottetown in the said Island of the other
part ; all that tract. piece or parcel of
and, recently purchased by the said
John Duncan from John Hodges Win-
sloe,si'uated on townshipnumber twenty
four aforesaid and bounded as follows
that is to say, commencing on the
north shore of Wheatley River,
at the Eastern boundary of the
farm lnposscssion of Thomas Chand-
ler, thence (with a variation f
three degrees west from the Magnetic
Meridian of the year i764) following the
course of the snme,north for the distance
of ninety four chains forty two links,
thence bya riaht angie ine running
cut, ten chains eighty links, thence
south te said river, thence :foi-
lowing the various courses of the same
to the place of commencement, contain-
ing one hundred acree e little more or
so-thus described in the said Inden
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time of Mortgage. If not disposed of on
' the said day of sale, the above described
property will in accordance with the
power of sale contained in the said
montage be .old b min” ¢°mnct_ _ __ 
_ P#  0-_,.12 RQWN Er. iyai,B.i.1- »i<=11SiilS_»f1°fLfi
The nie of the shove farm is poet- Arran Jaiwaav and Blfulufc ¢ 907° °\lf¥ Pill’ , Blfrlltll' llll At(ol‘ll¢¥
'Twas the sweetest marriage lever knew, ~
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You arc, Losing Money, if You fail* to takt
  Advantage of our
LADIES’_ WHITE SHIRT WAIST OFFER
it 19. ys to advertise a good article---it is rather
an empty joy for most women to read about
a swell niusiin waist, ii regular $1-oo line
' for 5oc, after theii’s is safely in the ward-
robe, but then when you can aiioid to have _
f one or two extra, esptcialy when the offer
comes this early in the season. They are
handsome, elegantly made, % a dozen for
$3.coor.............. ...........50¢each _
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- This offer cannot _fail to attract every shrewd
buver in Ch’town and country. We offer
half a dozen colored waist, styles, about ,> *
iifty waists. all sizes up to 44---well worth ( »
95c of any lady’s money lor . . _ . . . .` _ . . . . 50g -‘
Come and see the pretty $i.35 value in a sheer
lawn waist, pleated with lace and insertion.
~~ newsleeve for 
_ tailored white lawn shirtwaisls in 4 leading 1 -
7",
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An unrivaled display of women’s handsomely ` ~ "
wi1ltake[ouedoliar] ‘..................$].00 ' _
Mill end prices on ladies' white lawn waists.
here’sa naist in all sizes, 32 to 44. with ' -
*~* sleeves, box pleated insertion and embroid- `i
_ ered front. tucked back and front, good _

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styles was bought to sell at $1.15 nett. will \~,\._ [ /
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valueat$2_oo,for.......... .....`......$|.35
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Herefs .1 :seller-~-crean1_lus_tre t  I S°g‘nEg:3i1§er;w2,l°ninvfgstgvg Ill.,
waist. with blue stitching
and blue buttons, altogether ' '°"$3‘35l 3'35' 4 25 °“d'4'5°'
a swell blouse, well worth    This line of walsts is the best
, $2 50, yours for . _ . . . . . .$1.85  _ evaraliciyvn by_ the big stoirel
_~ an a s saying a great ea .
blue and black in lustre at I 2/"__;" Black sategn' New Y°‘k “YN
 _ _ _   _ _ ,$250 -51%". _ waists r9o5, stylish sleeve,new
Another good seller in brown,
Something chic in a lawn waist.
insertion front with tucks.box
pleat trimmed with medallons,
_ tucked front and pleated cuff.
s
- extra value at $1.60 for $|.3S.`
Another style in black' Newton
sateen. trimmed with black
fancy cqliar with embroidery ,‘ ` ‘ I 'silk' medalions. new sleeve
turn over, a good seller at
-$2.50 for....  ....$l.1S
All sizes in this line. _
Another popular line with 3
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-;-35%
"' 1547'
pleated front, well worth $1.75 ,
or   ..$|.55,
W Handsome black Roman sateen
Waist, sherred 3 oke back and
wide box pleats, embroidery ' ' ~ ` ` front. box pleated trout full
, insertion front, ‘extra valnelat f I" I/I '__  sleeve. priced to sell at by the
. . . . .
  .$2.25 -:-  maker$2.25for.... ....$|_95
Another lawnsdale waist. val- ,  II \~ the kind that stands the wash
enclennes lace insertion front
and shoulders. pleated buck
Fancy waistsin colored gingham
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tub and keeps the color, only
I..-..»...........¢...$l~35s
lace collar and cuffs. $2.00 - ‘ Also colored union w,;{_q3 at
value for.... . . . .
......$|.60. _ ‘no  _
White Pique pleated waist, sizes 32, 34, 36.. $4.50
Black and white ging. piped with black. size 36
\ Pale blue pleated waist piped with white, size 36
K 3 Navy blue pleated waist, piped with black. siszglzs
. 38......._...  ..........$425
Fawn Lawn with brown ticked, tucked, sizes 34.
36.38..... .  .. -
Fawn Lawn. trimmed with white braid and but-
tons, size36.....  ......`$5,50
Black and white trimmed with white braid and
buttons.size  ......$6_50
Fawn Lawn, strapped and piped with brown and
brown buttons, size 36.   . . .. $6.50
Black and white Lawn Canvas. piped with black
size36 and38.._................ ......S&_50
Light grey Chanieline strapped and piped w.th
whlte,size  ......$7_0()
Navy_l~awn Canvas with white tabs and buttons.
` s.ze34.. ,.........,.......-.,_______|$850
Fawn Hopsack Canvas with silk insertiomsize 36 . . .. . . _  _ _ _ _
White Orgaudie, trimmed with valenciennes ins.erlidii..d.eel>.ilouni:e:   sizc.3'4.'é6  
WhiteLawn stiapped,size'42     5.50
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