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lien Yon’re Getting K,
» Get the But V in
That is, get lint class repairs on
your wheel when it needs any-
thing done to it. We take pride
in turning out the best woik
possib`e. _
Our Workq`
ls Admired .sf
bera\i'e we can make "an o‘d
wheel" look as good an new.
_Brirg that wheel ot youns here
PEGGY G. llliiilllll;
Ideal Repair Shop.
Red Bird Agent. _
lg 'V F ' 'E
llanhec Stnamshin (in.
_ Str. “CAMPANA”
From Ch‘town
Monday 28th May
11th June
25th H
9th July
23rd ~‘
6th Aug
20'h *-
3rd Sept.
17th “
1st Oct.
15th H
29t '
From Montreal
Tuesday 22nd May
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so  s 4
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rent rates.
_ Passengers will iind the accommoda-
tion the very best, and the trio up and
down the St. Lawrence the most de.
lightiul.
CARVELL BROS.
Cli’iewn, May 14th. 1900 Agents.
17 dy 2sw wed & sat.
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‘  Makers of the celebrated Albert ToII¢t»8oape-
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A Delicious _
Tubbing _ 
and then refreshing sleep- ftlierc
is nothing better or any baby.
Always use the “ Albert ”
BABY’S 0WNv
SOAP ;
and your child will have a fin
complexion and never bc trouble
with skin diseases. _
The National Council of Wo-
men of Canada have recommend-
cd it as very suitable for nursery
use.
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Q; Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for `_,._\
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Q GRIIPS, DIIRRHOEA, GOUOIIS, 
-3 cones, niisunmrisu, _~_
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5 25 and so een: noises. 
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Dun Mahal:
It you want a Toilet Sett to
complete your house-cleaning
,arrangements this spring, we
want to tell you that We have
all kinds and shapes and shades
-_We feel sure that you will
tind one here to suit your taste
-- We assure you also that tlie_
prices will suit your pocket
'  Rssp’t
said College. Terms Cash
Building to be removed off the
 ~.-_»_,.;4f~:-A; ,-,-_r-_ ..,., 5;; is
55%-s~ r »~“ 
"-is
JARLOT' i‘l~ TO W N'
lar
Drunkenness In Canada
` _.__ -._ ,
0'r'r_uvA, May 18.-On looking over the ‘
_nual report for 1%!!-19(1), of the Minister of Butte, (tub) pe, 1|,_'_`Lf_
Agriculture, it will be noticed that during _
that period drunkenness has increased in
every province of the Dominion except' in
Ontario, where, on the contrary, a re-
markable decreasc is shown. In taking,
[or instance, the two years 1888 and 1898, it
is found that in the year 1888 51.7 per cent
ofthe total convictions (12,837) for drunk-
enness belonged to Ontario, while in 1899
the proportion had dropped in 22,4 per
cent., out of ii. total 11,259 convictions. The
otlierprovinces have increased in the fol-
lowing proportions:
_ 1888 1898
` » p. c. prc.
Quebec . . . . _ . . . _ _ . . . . . . .
_.From 26.1 to 33.5
Nova Scotia . . . . . . _ . _ _ . _
_.From `3.9 to 11.2
New Brunswick . _ . . . _ . _
_ .From 3.9 to 11.5
Manitoba _ _ . . . . _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ _
_ .From 3:7 to 5.1
British Columbia . . . . . . _ .
_ .From 2.9 to 816
P.E.Island _ . _ . _ .
__'°"__..From2.2t.o 8.5
The Territories _ _ _ . . . . . _ .
_.From 0.5 to 5.2
Ontario
9.7
6.0
1.5
5.0
Nova. Scotia _ . . _ .
_ _ . . . . _ _ . . .
_ _1.9
British Columbia . . _ _ _ _ . _ . .
_ .2.2
P. E. Island _ _ . _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . _ .
_ .2.1
The Territories . . . . _ _ . _ . _ . _ .
..1.6
Manitoba . . _ _
_ _ I _ . _ . _ _ _ . . _
_ .0.0. 1.7
The comparison between the two years
1888 and 1898 with respect to convictions
for drunkenness indicates a. marked im-
provement, tlie number of convictions in
1888 having been 12,837, and in 1898 11,-
259.
In agreement with this decrease in con-
victions for drunkenness is the fact that
oifenccs usually associated with drinking
habits also _show ii decrease. 1
The total convictions for assaults indic-
table and summary in 1888 were 4,202, and
per cent
F01*  P1‘lI‘1C¢ Ol Wal€S 1 ` of some things, bzutlthe man vvithof coma#
0 g _ ACHE_ Cumso-One thing may be said in favor
DFPARTMENT 0;. PUm_IC W’0m\s, Toothachc, the most common and one of °fé'23vl§;§l%1h§€l:§3`€il;é’; S°`\1l"hAfl'i¢a-
tlie most painful affections, is instantly
cent bottles by all druggists
nw
every
Beef (quarter) per lb.. _
number of convictions since 1888 inthe an-` Baer lsmam r lb ' ' ' ' ‘
' '
Butteliheshlleper lb
Creamery Butter ..... _ _
Cabbage (per doz). . _ _ ._
Cheese(perlb)..___....
Cabbage (per head). _
Celery . . . . _ . . . _
_ . _ ._ _
Eggs . _ . _ . _ . . . . .
_ _ _ _ _ _
Fowls per pair. _ _ _ _ _ _
Flour per _cwt . . _ .
_ _
Oatmeill per cwt. _ _ _
Geese _ . . _ . . . . . _ . _ _ _
_ _
Hides per lb . . . . _ _
__
Hay pressed . _ . . . . _
_ _
Hay, per cwt . _ _ _ . .
_ _
'gatslié . . . . . _
_ ___ . . . .
_ _
uc , perpa r.
Beets (per dozen). _ _ _
Mangles . . . . . . . _ . .
._
Pork.” . . . . _ . . _ _ _ . _ .
_ _
Turnips per bushel.
Potatoes _ . . . . . . .
_ ._ _-.
Mutton per carcass. _-
ss
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...
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Parsley (per bunch) .° _ .' _° .' .l .' .' .l
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»_ic.f.»....»..t..>. i 
A..-_ Waleii, _  f _ 
The latest and beet Books, ' ‘ ‘
Handsome Pictures, ' ’ EL  -A
Piiotogravurs Souvenirs for the Parlor,
'Writing Paper and`Euvel_opes‘for the 144.5.,
Toys for the Children, __ 
Ire
Bhvew
`l\oi__i,sehcld  Buy the Famous
Save the wrappers and for  Qt our
inn _oiin iisnit 
Onions per lb . . . _ .
_ _
Squaslr 
Carrots (per bus) _ . . _ . . . .
_ _ _ _
Wild Geese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
The numberof convictions for “offences I  
against the liquor License Acts” has also ,.______ _ E __ - li -
decreased considerably in Ontario during ~The Wm-st, thing abgut 3 man who n 5  '
the Same IJ€1‘l0f1 Of time. While iii has in' wastes his time is his penchant for wast- g
creased in all the other provinces. In ing the time M other people, ~ '- _  hh
1888 the total figures for such convictions Like all goodljof Engl
in canada were 4,295, against 2,178 in 15:98, Nomin‘;r§£!;c22EigqL%°en.ectual WORLD. They are
distributed by P1`°Vl“°°S in the f°"°W'“‘¥ relietfi-om these distressingcomplaints 8.8 _ during the lilfyesrs in
proportions! ~ Dr. Fowler’s Extract of W_ d Strawberry. _ ‘ fwwry fault; our
__ _ 18?  Broken enamels sticks, with agem be- _ . quantities every year
‘ _ 734 '  tween, make a pretty chain for a girl *ble gg all
~-¢»~..»n a
'¢‘==i‘
sl8i8
SSS
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ass
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Quebec ........................................  _ 22_ 0 Specially in blue enamel and pearls. ~ _ _ _and ‘re the
New n..'....wi.i. ___________ .__,s_2 inn 2 uffered Intense Pain. _ ' 1 ` “Th” W°'1d’!»besn by
Mrs. Chas. Miller, Bowling Green, Ont.,
says: “I have suffered greatly from In-
flammation Rheumatism for two years.
My joints would swell and the pain was
most severe. Could not t out of. bed.
Milburns Rheumatic Iqlls have cured
me.
The size of aman's bank account has
nnthingto do with the dimensions asa
m _
gnc - '
Mlurd’s Lliilmest Reliever Neiinlgis.
It is not generally known that Rud-'
yard Kipling’s full name is Joseph Rud-
MILBURN’S STERLING HEADACHE
POWDERS are essytotake, harmless inac-
tion and sure to cure anyheadache lnifrom
5 to Z) minutes. ' ~
Al severe cold settled on my throat and
- _ 2 1898 699 d of fo teen ,I lungssothatlcould hardly s ak After'
5 ' ` '_ in , 3, , a. ecrease ur_ p . . ' .
TEH DE R S ¥°“f._ "ice W rr tn.   i-iriiiii
or un enness num ere , an ,- oompe ycu me. `
' 259 respectively, a. decrease' of fourteen MTS- Th0S- C81'i’»0I'- N0l‘f»hD0l'i5. Oni?-
- "_°'__' _ A Q alit h h '
u y as muc _to do with the value
Dyspepsia Eight - Years.
' b T d , th 10th da oi  ~ _ ` Nine bottles of Laxa-Li er'Pil_1s_ d . . - ' _ _ . __ .
.1 'ine glial-yio_ bs immediniely ‘ - . t“‘° °f Df,°,f°"‘i“ “mi Paissln the Stfrlfieéh 31°" d°“1“’g"f*“" 5*” P"‘°°'
med U with cla and round ,°__ S. S. LESSON. _ afterlli suti'ered_8 years and could get struction have made the present
P Y» 8 P ____ nothing to do me anygoed. sitisgaction ‘mon C _ ‘tt rid f
yard Kipling. ' ' 
High G
April 27 d2aw8r._ 1 1
Ailihiil
Boot and
USD!
AMERST
amiimt. N. s. my 1
»'cnniioiiemwn. inn Miy, 1900. _ h' 1. ,_ ' fP`1 '. N _ Theyhaven., be n to; wr.,£ , th  _ * '  ' -  A _~ _
si~:ALEii TENDERS win be ret-five; $§‘,’{§,‘2,_byfPo1§0‘}}?§.f.§",§_f__%.‘§,'},§’,,S °,_,i""_,,'},§‘,3_,_,_,__§’§_ magazines_., 3” ’ °" i’ _ __ ~ 5 g __- 
°' ,fn '_ 1 ~' f i~f1 -f.s°es 1 » ~< __- __ _ i  
zf:_.‘:;_;€_‘;°:;‘°i__°_§__;‘.:':_°_ _'ra  :;2,_;__tin. fngmgni if--ni me-» <=~»~~ »-M. _      _     1 _
Q . . . » s ° m _ -.__ _ . _ ,
of Wales College including itine and ;a{’n_ '“I§[(;{‘h‘;‘lfS‘f_1€r‘;,"i’tfor oulrégildregs The coming mania usually the one who
briok 1011110650". also f\1\‘11v¢° “PW 10 rootiifiche. Nerviiiiieis _sold in '10 and 25 1,0145 y0u,_pmm;s,°,»y nom -
lligh In the es
efnrt
-Crescent
W_ P_ CQLWILL perly levelled at the expense of the LESSON IX MAY 21 Mrs. Asa Hamilton, Bear River, N. S. _as K  ers;  ._   , _
_ Sunnyside.
1
Commissioner of Public Works.
RICHARD SMITH.
Sec’y Public Works.
May 16 d td w Qi
_ rr' i -
NEW GOODS EAS STOVES
Big Stock.
_ “_OR_~ _
Large Assortment.  
Just opened.
Hair Crimpers, Side Combs, Back
for cooking and heating may be either
urchased or rented at low figures on
Combs. Purses. Something new in j Epplicmon at the
Ladies’ Belts, School Bags, Walk-
ing Sticks, Swaggsr Sticks, Mouth
Ufgtlll. Bread Knives,Pocket Knives,
Shaving Brushes, Razors, Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry, Silverware, Glass-
ware, at the Modern Jewelry and
Fancy Goods Store. Souvenir goods
i specialty.
North Side Queen Square. Sunny-
side, Ch’tovn.
JURY li Co.
' ' `\ ' _ -- 'T I . _ /»
1 _ 1-\f. ,." "\,~` , »'/`4‘_‘_i _ T-- \
'/_ i \_i"`i_\__:`_-f/J li.._-3¢l_i.'_¢_$~ _  _\_,_`_€/5;
'* _,__
 Model il
_-`
5 S h 0 po 0 _
l'1,`\` _»
i’»_ up-mists miwsre win be 
; tuindhenr. Having had years ‘f
ff'é\ f~ii..`i§.""i".i’.‘.'.°° ».§§.i.`-?.‘i°i.. 'é3“§ii fill)
"` lwidsot warg in my line --Drst 
1 slapp ara up-to-date. dGa.s iltting 1»’____
 .:.. ...'§i.f",?.l’..!_‘ _2“:;..5l:';. nn
" at shortest notice. New store. ;
_'_ _
in
____ =<:_:;i0&ck. prices lowest. _  call 
 W. ll. Stevenson. 
“"7 _ Great. George Street, _ +;f
 _ - c ii R.'r ` _ ‘
 5l»l_.‘23 eodlyr. mm ° ‘_-mmm _l/yn'
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'M
A CAE]D!i
 ln.
  svlmsv, capenizsron
I3!¢\ll| :_
T
Gas Works.
Gas supplied at ii. reduced figure
for above purpose. _
May 5th. 1900. Sat, Tues. Thurs lm
l ` Y ` lp
MElliillllNl’S BANK
._0y_
Prince ~E|lwal°_d Island
1_1. _`_ , »
reasonable terms and promptly re-
mitted for.
Deposits received and interest al-
lowed at best current rates. ‘
May 15 d&W 3mos
Ur. J.   H. Ayers.
. IIEHTIST .
DFFIDE-Sunnyside. New
Prowss Block. First door to the
right up stairs. ' - _
_Satisfactory Work. Reasonable
°ti°°=._e __  
~ .1 i _ ._
onoed ronoirer on the Island b"in|r or send
Dutch at _ __
llayseodkwlin 1 
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1f_
r‘°nn~».r.='s
8
.iid uuiie°fs€f“
A 30068 _
Collections made' on the _most
 _- _.1 "ii" ii ba fi _ “Beenmetiig
Ds  -fgiilier this lriogslimate ot the
Great  S_t,, Gh’|;bwn, _ _:of Palestinb this shrub grew large
"“°"_ 
PARABLES or THE KINGDOM. _
Matt.13. 
GOLDEN TEXT.
The field is the world.--Matt. 13. 38. -
LESSONHELPS.
24. “Another parable”-Another illus-
tration by means of a story. “The king-
dom of heaven”-God’s 'government is the
affairs of men. °
 “While men _ slept”--While the pro-
going quietly on.”-Whedoii. “His
‘ enemy]-The devil (verse 39.) “Came
_and sowed tares among the wheat”-This
is said to be ii uncommon way in Eastern
countries of wreaking' malice upon an
enemy; it has been practiced in modern
times even aniongcivilized people.“Ta.res"
-Bastard wheat, darnel; a very familiar
pest in Helds of grain. Tares look at iirst
like wheat, and could not be separated
from itwithout great diiliculty; but the
grain is black. When eaten with wheat
the tares have a. directly poisonous eifect,
causing nausazi., giddiness, and some-
times paralysis, and even death. ‘
26. “When the- blade was sprung up”
--After the wheat had grown and showed
the ear. “Then hppeared the tapes"-
Darnel first bcgans to appear unlike
, wheat when the fruit comes,
1 27. “The servants of the household"-
In the parable these stand for people who
a.re interested in the cause of Christ, who
labour for his advancement. f
28. “Wilt thou then that we go and
_ gather them up”-The servants who
asked this question have their paralled in
the history of the Christian Church in
those good but terriblymistakpn men who
secution, A ” '
29. He said, “Nay”-This does not
7 mean that we are not to expel from the
‘ church unworthy members. The par-
_ able was not told to give precepts for
the government of the church, but to un-
fold God’s principles in the government
of the world. ` "Ye root up also"-The
wheat "and tures being twined together at
the roots. _
-'_ 30. “The harvest”-When the crop is
cut down. “Barn”-Often the barns
vidence of God and human affairs were.
have sought to purify the world by pe;--’
lllell.
It’s an eays matter to -interest a girl
Mlosrfs Lliilmelt lor Sale Everywhere _
Yellow Oil for Burns, Sealds, Spring,
Bruises Sore Throat and for Pains in 'the
Stomach and Bowels, and it has always
81V¢Il relie_f._ My mother says it is a re-
gular medicine chest in itse f.
Baths abruise freely in hot water to
which has been added sweet oil and 9,
few drops of turpentine. Rub gently for
Z) minutes, and black and blue marks
will be prevented. A
Love finds a way, even if it has to stand
the furniture off. - _
LIVER TRUUBLES. biliousness, sallow
el to t ti of _
frm Pn?1.§f“`i*ii¢? t.....’.“r°§.X‘*_
WUQDH-8i1‘ll_be_g'ans to take a comic
valentine seriously she has reached this
Ont.,w`rites: “I have 'used   5 1_-
'°°m£1eXi0§i ,_3_'1’¢l_10W  _j_h.nndice', etc.,___
wonms eniiiion exist either iiieiiiiiii-en K - __  __ _ _  _ - - _
oradults when DR. LOW’S WORM SYR- ` 4' ' 
UP isused. 25c. Alldealers. _ _ '  '_.__
Aimee--What is classical music 1 ‘ ‘ - _ A _ _
Maimie-oh, dont you know# Irs the Imported Seed Wliest. White Russisn,_
kind you havetolike whether you like it ‘ __ _ A i ~ 1 I I  ’
ornot.  _ _ ` _  f  " _ ' . _ `  *
be readily dcstlgie gdsandpexpelled bythl; ' ‘ _ i'   Q =3 f_ Q _fi * 'J "°
WORMS °" *<1 f°*‘“““°°d  S 1  use of Dr. Low’s%Vorm Syrup. It is easy . ~ - _ _ ‘ S `- ` `
to take and contains its own purgative. Timothy Seed, Vetcl1_e_8._C0rl1, Pele, etc.
Au yan have todo is ba1k__a_hBut ma_tri;_r _ _ - _if -_ ` _'\_,__ _   -_ __ _
mony, new bonnets and sleigh rides. '   
_:_, x' _ __ _ :.=_f_=g_
very much make better use oftheirknoxi- -~  _ A   ‘ ‘ _ 5"
ledge than others who think they know  "  T  `  7; ‘
is 9,11, _ _  ` __  ~ _, _ __ _ '_
_ _A Cheap M`ed_ielne Chest." ' ` 3 5 `
Mrs. D_'Wii1iiims, Gooeerham P. 0
Ap1'l31.-W  _ 1;.
Purchaser’ and to the sam‘ac~u°n of the I ’ _ Fob chains continue much in fashion for  3;:-31 glegeglgpg 1?; sfé)(.§?'50 
_ , ~ _ _ * I _'_ 3_3 _
Some people who do|i’t claiinto know I A __ 7Di5°_ _,HBP F0173’ S_l’_,ri.n_g€T°°th H°'Ei3*5 "l‘l_‘d_l`f*7°’
Queen Street
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zh:_t.?“”§:°:._sin“ °' ”“i§i.°°Ysg°§5i§  , 5 _ _  1:  
_ 1 pa Ons' '  an _ \\ _ ' s~  _ ,_ 
Slck Heodoqhe and make you feel better- l’ ) 1 . _»_~rif»'>;;_fS} ' _ 1 _'
in the moaning. _ - _   _  _ n'
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2;‘.“:i.“.1:_“.i_vf°““'i“w° Mins rms!
_f‘-Tvs# 8-si °x>ened up the _none door niii
in the East arc caves in the mount_g3__n__    raw reg-uit, who _'/95
sides. “Pin are lined with iinrsw=_=aii.i_; h~i_1¢f€s'dsDsrtm°nt Store ‘t¢>__eiif»i- the "
covered with stone and _pyramids _of ;':\¥._t~‘_‘;l1eneI___1eft the couis`te'rl_it was
8 --- ear|,h_" 2 “  is si ’s twice less than cost" ’_’
WBC T y ' H a n -r f _-1 ‘ ` V
iiii»¢fi2sl"i.`le`Zi`i»§»yiii'f»'i.@S.?.'.‘.'iii‘i ]§§°..i"2§»'$l~'i‘ §~;'tanfc’;§l;°*‘§" t°fn‘:;‘ _“eds “-~1"°i’  ““"*”'$u"m”"` WHS WINS BTCH
u as  W ~l
withsnch vigour as to mike it
a small tree. “Lodge in the
-Build nests there, a.nd=dwell
their home. ' "
` 33. “Like unto leaven”-Leuven,
yeast, was the common
mentation
known. -as
£28
Har
paratively
the same'
May 16
-at oneewhereitwill beatticiided to with 'di _ the vmqgm; kinds gf _seeds familaf 'to “H°~V°:Y°“ K°l'_i'h¢ 9°U~llU_¢!  asked:
a the sentinel.
BiSlRABi_E
western halt of that house
age limit. ` i ;  ' `-_ _ __
-F_0R.'internal or external U 4 
vAB_o's YnLi_ow oni ummm sx‘¢si1:_
_pspsr.sndithitme1iiithe.ii¢ss;*:_ 1- 
A r ' ~" _ "1 L523,-'_ i .-‘ "r _ -,_ f‘
__ _ - ,_ _  _ _,_ _. _,_ _ _ _ _. _
_ _ , L _ _.5 __ -
iff? '
_
   B_U_vERs'» in
i __  '___y_-nAl§§`ostf_daily we are receiving
*  991'- Sl?_00kl__l.e`Al1i°eady we have landed three
_}11f1‘dB~l1p'oi' almost everysize of dimension
l   ’ and Si>1'°<=°~'
 the newsboy 110118 ¢f1_°_rol1ed up;!___ __ »    our seasolfs 
._ .. '"` aridzupperniost-arid W
1. “f01`g€i_’_»_   agcombiniition
_ _8I1€_i_   iappreciateil by
Patrons. It _,be irnpossiblo to
_tion-_ai`ter‘aud__ to our stock' as it
 iinditifthe Bee HW8 6
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