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LA.; - _  _.i ~- ’  I. Ttfiilwav will is
sue Excursion 'l‘it-ke.s, from and to all
A at first class one way fare, good to return
after date of issue. 24 '
pleasure, should not forget that
the Jacques Cartier runs a. special
excursion every Thursday after-
noon at 3 o clock to Orwell and return for
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l rapaud and return for but 40 cen.s.
. ese are delightful outings, as they give
Dassengers so much pure sea air.
ToURrs'rs and persons bent on
Th
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Mrs. A. J. Smith, who has been visiting
jon, crossed Thursday morning on the
-`Northnn\berlsnd, aicompanied by Miss
'Annie Howatt, French River, who in-`
'tends spending the winter with Mrs.
~Smith,at her home in Somerville Mass.
homo in Boston. ` "
TH9snuual§ Scottish Gathering takes
place to-day. The special train leaves
Charlottetown at 7.50 a.. ni., local. George- .
town 6.50 a. in. local, calling at all in-
¥Ulediete,‘stations. Grand1 parade at.
Sonrieos arrival of special train from
Charlottetown. liembers of the Club,
._ N0 XON
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STEAMER ELFIN.-Until further not-.ic /' »
the Steamer Ellln will make three trips ' /
from the city on Sunday afternoops,at2,
3. and 4 o`clcck . ni. ~
A --f  AA COMPANY
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and Gold Medal.
:.‘;‘;.z';;zs%;r;;'§.;e;:;:';§?§. .1‘;‘=::f:; Awafdcd ""1 Grand Prix
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 er mother tllrs. L. J. Pillman, Kensing- T115  Replfsenled 
N€SSrS» M- lllcliinnon and
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~lFrom the Ingersoll Chronicle.)
.We are pleased indeed to .be able to
state that the Noxen Co., Limited, have
been awarded upon their exhibit at the
the world’a'gre'a.t fair at Paris, France,the
great prix (highest award obtainable) and
gold medal. We have great reason to feel
proud of our townto think that it possess-
es an industry capable of turning out a
line of goods worthy ot such en honor as
ley’s Hijlasd Brigade and visiting  theonejust conferred upon thiscompany's
elaaemes will assemble at the Club exhibit. A few month! 810 WG Predicted
leemear 7.15 a in. local in Highland for this tirm under its new management a"
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march to the railway station headed that in so shorts time its ostputwonld be
_bythe Pipers and Band. Be sure to take rained to such a high point of excellence,
‘ _ Ilia and enjoy a inoet pleasant da.y`s out- that ill °0l1\P°,,tition with the world’sgrea`t~ '
¢ _ ig., est manufacturers of sgricnltural imple-`
‘ ments the Noxon Coil. exhibit should have
Irisrath a " tht ilk be' ' . . . ' '
hi-p°rt.d°;a_'i'll;r';°gthea S';‘ane;_ hs: gained such marked distinction, it being
‘ . . the only Canadian nrm exhibiting to
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‘ Q Alllgosish and other towns outside of ,Thick this prize was given for the ant,
farmers can supply their local market.  . , I 'i
A p .she -island. Surely the Cape- Breton tl A
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The finest thing in the city for
STYLE and l’Rl6E_
WESTLAKE BRS.,
'Prowse Block, Grafton bt. Ph0t0a*r;Dl\;l'* ii
Who have never dealt with us imagine thai
ewelers are ro ues
Poop./lc; S _   
We give you your money’s worth every
.ime, what more can you expect?
A full line of Silverware and Jewelry always on hand at
Waichmsket and Jeweler. .it to be derived from vegetation, as car-
Cor. Gt George & Grafton Sts.. ionic acid is absorbed, and oxygen given
Q Q , _ Cnftowu, P.E.I. out,just the reverse of what takes place
Repaidng
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Island farmers can bring their produce to
the Sydneys and make good living profits
surely the farmers in such close
,proximity to the Sydneys and the dif-
splendid advantages should be alive to
their own interests and at any rate supply
the local markets.
IN conversation with a gentIeina.n,_who
formerly lived in Charlottetown, but now
aprominent citizen of Boston, he .ex-
pressed himsolf as delighted with-the
*way citizens are endesvoring to beaiitify _
the city by the growing of trees. ‘The  'I¢S0°l`d¢\Y 011 1‘¢UU-U1 '10 th¢il'A
planting of trees are not only ornamental
but useful. In an article in the Me_d_ic_nl_ _
Record on “The Effect of Summer Heat
tensive planting of trees in cities asa
means for eqnalizing the temperature.
trees maintain an average mean temper-
ature-of 54 degrees F. in all seasons, and
it is easy to see, therefore, what a cooling
induence they must possess in an atmos- I
constant exhalation from the leaves of `
vatery vapor that has been absorbed from
he moisture in the soil, and from the
.surrounding air, and the cooling effect is
much enhanced. This takes place most
actively during the heated portion of the
day, when it is most needed. A general
purification of the air isnot the least bene- T
in the animal economy. Apart
from the natural beauty of trees,
they are desirable as sanitary agents. The
purifying and cooling influence of trees
placed uniformly through the city, would
have a marked influence on the public
health in summer says Dr Chopin
terentmining centres with their present lh
Upon the Public H°a1th’" Dr' Henri fmani-points in -Nova Scotia and AP. .E.
on ' fN k _ ` . - -» - -
°pm ° ew Y" r°°°mmends the ex Island. ~Mr. O Brien lived in New Glas
hssgust received a letterr
There is absolutely no reason why our _ e company . . .
farmers cannot supply the home market imm nie Canada” C°fnm'“l°n°r General
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with ru kms or produce. Lf she P. E. suc;;;‘; §§’:_f;’§';‘;1;t;‘;§nf_‘;’;° §_Pe‘;‘: 2::
contributing so larirely towards bringing
Canada and her industries so prominently
‘ before the world. ' l A
We might say that the Noxen’s Co's ex-
ibit there comprises re resen tative ma
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chines from their full line of cultivating,
seeding, hay-making and harvesting
implements.
Messrs M. __McKinnon and R Bearisto
arethe agents here. '
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_  and Mrs. H. M.McKay and family
_and Dr. Johnson were fias sengers by `S.`S
homes 'in' Haverhill Mass. .
f LWV. O‘Brien',_of Providence R. I., left
here forhome on Friday, after visiting
gowtwenty-live years ago.-N ew Glasgow
Chronicle
According to this celebrated authoPill§‘¥f‘3` *A-I 'V  ir ` I’  5 - ` - 
“He That is Warm '
  Thinks- AlI.So_."
T7iousafidsare"aaH"{rithatth¢ydo
nofunderstaridtficglowof health. This
i1npIics&orderedk¢Hrieys,!rv¢r,bo1:.»_¢ls.
blood or braaz. Hoocfs Sarsaparilla
gévasadwhalakciifhewannthofpcr-
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Opened up oneiAot'thei1arges_ii.i'iV' it sndidnecti I     tht
ever emo to this City, and "the "person "tli`s_t we pleélin in l&-
particular line is indeed herd no  Ifyoi have 'ccn_t_c"!g_)?lat`ed the pew
chase of a Trunk oi-`Vslise we have ' ' ` 'A ,~-......r '
fwllaf V0"   .
If it is a small Trunk; we have it fer you at s small price.__ If its one
almost large enough to livein we have ittoo, bat  is small in cens-
parison with the Trsnk.__ Weplay second Eddie to  .   A
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A Jeweler,
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- - The half-hoop". is Aslweys correct, A
and whether of Diamonds
'Diamonds' set' with ‘Bubieaff7*1’eirl` ’
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ask you to look through our
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Prices for solid
from $2.00 up.
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Sponges are the unbleached i,»ll_ . " ~ iseard G. F.   . _A .__  ` A _
honey comb for the toilet. *”` want S0me`H\||'lg l T. DIED I ' »
A good sponge for the bath _ _   ' ` ° _ OWS?) Jeveller and 
or wa hing carriages is
The Sheep’s Wool
Every Sponge guaranteed to
last. '
A large assortment at '
*l”°M1d’SADf‘lll‘_.;°f.°-.
Summer Drinks
JAMAICA CORDIAL not only
makes a nice healthy summer
beverage, but also acts as a tonic for
the stomach. It is put up in 25 cent
bottles.
FRUIT SYRUPS. We car"7 ‘
full line of the sms-r runs Fruit
Slflrps. The dsvors include Lemon.
Pmesp' ple, Vanilla, Raspberry,'5%r8W°
 Lime Fruit .na Rupberfy
lnegsr.
_ MONTSERRATT LIME JUI 'E
ll considered the best in the w0rld~
_W0 have just received severslcesss of
It Pit up in pint and qsert bottles.
It is cheaper than any other killdi °°
To satisfy the inner man, and
don't know just what, just look
through the choice- and tooth-
some variety of appetite tempters
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In Groceries we show a clean
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At Commercial Cross, on the 7th inst,
after a short illness, Georgina.daughter of
alexander Martin, aged ll years
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fro _get shaved the wa you`d enjoy I
it is at the Tony Hairdressing
Parlors, near the city Hall. "
We Cut
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T00 long. as it does every few days, 1
we can remove it without pain. You
know what this means if you've
ever had a dull razor applied to
your face by an inexperienced hand.
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