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IIUNLUP
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stand the _test-can be removal
or replaced with tha two hands.
A twelve months' guarantee
goeavwith each pair.
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CH’TOWN DEVELOPMENT
-AND --
TUURISI ASSOCIATION
President-Hon. G. E. Hughes.
Vice-Presiileut-j. A. Messervey.
Secretary-Archibald Irwin.
Treasurer-j. M. Davison.
Executive Committee-james Paton,
W. F. 'Fidrnara-li, j. P. Gordon, D. Nic-
holenn P.j. Nash, R. C. Cotton, VV.
W. stanley. w. ii. crush. w. s.
Louson j. l<). Ii. lVIacC‘roe»b, C. C.
Lyons, 1. D. 'l`a£"lQr _
All requests M addresse
to the Secretary will be promptly re
plied to.
ll I6 if
- ~-»-~»~-< ~--f--ee _ 
iiEW UAB SERVICE
_ ihave decided to begin in the
city arid suburbs an up-to-date
cab service. Passengers, baggage
etc-_ will be conveyed to boats
trains or anywhere else desired
Orders Ieft at McDonald & Mc-
Kiuuon’s Drug Store or at the
stables. Sydney Street. near
Stevf‘ns0n’s Corner Will receive
prompt attention.
I. M. NICHOLSON_
Telephone No. 253
I-1‘\ hm
 
By~Law for allowing a rate
of discount on the Assess-
ments on Real Estate and
Personal Property in the
City of Charlottetown for
general Civic purposes for
the Current Year ending
the thirty-iirst day oi
December, A. D., 1904.
Be it enacted by the City Council of
the City pi' Charlottetown as follows;
ist., a :discount at the rate of 2%
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 Atho `
1
ahelllbe allowed all tnx`§ayera wa'
shall on or before the 25th ay of july,
next, A. D., 1904 pay to the City Cler ,
at his otiice the taxes severally due by
them for the current year on :ical estate
and personal ro rty for i c piir
Wm- E
FRED. F. KELLY,
Mayor.
W. W. CLARKE, I
City Clerk.
june 8 1904.
ml T
Lobster and Mackerel Bait
Have a quantity for sale.
Write for price.
A. F. LARK|N»
Tignish, P. E. I.
6-agdrmn
THE STEAIIIER
“om rrronnou"
Will until further notice leave
Steam Navigation Oo'|\., wharf on
ineailay and Wednesday at 3 p. rn.
for limliday’s and Brush Wharvea.
'nlrauadnyat 33° p. m. for llc-
Ewcdland West River Bridge. ‘
Flila at 3.30 . m. for Hickey a.
ELK and gaydeahs Wim-vea,
River. 4”
Saturday at 8  ni. for Crapand.
Evuzsecond onday to Vernon
livu ridge according to tide.
Tasday at ao rn. ior China
iPo|at Wharf, title ans* weather pcb. .
RELIABLE HEI VIIIITEII
litlilg.
lids. Bturzs lic. Apply tn
C l').>;¥iLL.
No ONE picture
. in your home gives
' the satisfaction `
given 'by a nice
portrait.
A real nice port-
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rait-In Sepia-
The Kind we
make:-
Gauvin, Gentzel & Co.,
ELLIS
Dffcrs You
Your Money.
Back in
Every Case
if goods he recommends are
not exactly as represented.'_A
pretty safe place to [deal |at.
What _think you?
ELLIS,
THE Draucoisr,
THE MIDLAND
RAIL WAY
Until furthernotice, trains will run
as follows:-E :Q1
LEAVE ___': |` -‘LRRIVE
Truro 7.00 a.. rn, Windsor 9.05 a. m.
‘_‘ 2.45 p. n;. “ 5.00 p
Windsor 7.40 a. rn. Truro 9.55
“ 9.5011. rn.' “ 1.50
‘ 5.15 p. rn. " 7.25
"Monday, Vlerlnesday, Friday and
Saturday only. ‘**“:_““-“_
WHH. V. HARRIS, I
WHIGENERAL MANAGER.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
"or rates in the P. E. Xalan.. Mutual Fire In-
an ance Companies on Farm Buildings Chur hcl
Halls, Bchoo Houses, Cheese Factories, Water
-.Y zuwedsatw. Charlottetown
FOR SALE
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Hotel I property nt Mt. Stewart, 15( store
house containing iz rooms, beside kitchen
also barn, shed and ssrnpl: room, conveniently
aitnvted opposite R R. Station. For particn
lars apply to
E E. CLARK,
Stewart, P. E. l. 7 tta Btjw 6m
__l..__._1-_g_---li
and Cocoanut
Kisses at
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W. II. IIIITBIIESUIIS
THE Fllllllili IIF Iilli
U.S. NATIONAL HO'.iDAY FURNISHEI
TEXT FOR A SERMON.
0F UNIVERSAL APPLICATION
Includes! Hero-"The Steno Which the
.l“d'" 3¢4sctAd. tha Same ls lemma
Q0 Hold ol tha Corner"-Glory nl
'l\ll.
(Continued from page il.)
He had a oonsacrstiid, nobr; Chris-
tian heart. aa well as a clear brain,
He was a gospel uiisalonurv who was
ready, if necessary, to i. .» ii by his
death he could only accomplish the
work which God had given him- to
d_0. In order to save Oregon for the
UUIOD. in uiidwint»»r~, alone, ho rode
straight across this continent. lin
defied the warning I-loiru-.rits as well
as savage tribes, ilm ti-.rrori-i of ihf
uno!! and the pi~ei:ipii~es and i~.~'
as well as the lnciiun tomahawl
But. ll I take a st w furtht-
urvflmiud salt-saoi-ins. nu 'rimm
U llv. Dr- Tllmngia Pltrlutln Jubilee
,
el in
U11/ li-“dy of this remarkable ion
builder. I Gnd. as with Mimi- hit-
man, the greatest of men in nys
the gentlost of mor. l"ui'il »i‘<-, l
lind that the sec-niiiigly in .ii-rum,
incidents oi their lives, \
did out ol the puri-ness in
ol their hearts, huvc som~»..incs had
the most lar reaching ent-.cts in their
ultimate triumphs.
Not only do we admire Marcus
Whitman as a patriot and n hero. but
as a remarkable fact that his public
succcss was in no small degree due
to the qualities he displayed in his
private life. Do you risk how thi-
ono could contribute to the oLl\i*r'.’
I answer' by rapidly drawing tlirui-
vsrbal pictures. Scene the nrst: We
are now standing in the little villugi-
church or Prattsburg, in the cvnirnl
part of New York State. It is in the
v.-inter oi 1836; I<`elu~uary is the
month. A rather short, heavily built
man of reddish hair and beard, with
rlotormlnntion murkcd upon every
Iineameut of his iucc, is the bridi-»
groom. Dr. Marcus \\'liitn:iin is his
name. A aw\=r~t fur-~-d _\oung lady,
Xurcissa I’l'ciiiis.~, iliiuglitci- of .iurlgw
I’rentiss, is the Iirrilo. In tho pre-
sence of their iillage Glands the
young couplo become one. The Con-I
gratulntions arc spoken. The words'
of l'al'c\\'clI are now said. 'I' ‘ bride
rind groom turn their faces wi-st and
the long bridal trip of 3,000 miles
ronimcnced.
Scene the second: We are now at
tlie`i'rontie'r station of Ifort Laramie,
of tho Platte River. The little carn-
van of trnnscontinvntul travelers ari-
here told that they must unload their
wagons and etriip all their goods
upon pack muh-.~i and horses. No
wugon had ever' yi-t crossed the
riioiintains. and no nugon could. Up
to this year no white woman. hurl
ever crossed the coniinont. 'l`hcr.~
were two brides in that party. The
one was the young wife ol .\lnrr\i.-4
Whitman; the ofiioi' was the bride of
his missionary assdviiitc, Rev. Suriv
uel Parker by nami-_ "l tell you that
wagon cannot go through," I lwar
one of the rough members oi the
caravan say. I now sec ar set look
upon the face ol Dr. Whitman. His
jaws annp shut with the grip ol is
steel trap. Then is glint comes into
his aye aa hs says: “llut I tell you
that wagon will go through. These
Indies, my wife and Mrs. Parker,
must not be compelled to ride h0\‘5c~
back all that way." A muttered;
oath comes from the lips of the
'Ii thu;
nobility
“Ali right. We will try to- pull it
through " And pull and push nndi
did. They dragged it over' the moun-
tnlns and across the pnmirvies to
lighten the journey of two young wo»
men who as brides accompanied their
husbands to inrofl missionary fields.
Scene the third: It is the year
1843. We are now standing ima the
White House oi our national capi-
faced, tall and spare of frame.
second member of this notable group
,ham a huge, massive boi_ , a leonino
face. Ho is one with looks expressive
ation." He ia the questioner. He
Daniel Webster. The third member oi
the group looks like is rough xno\In»
taineer. He is clad in skins. Hia
hair ia uncut. Ilut he ia one of the
imrnortnla of his day. He is Marcus
Whitman.
As we stand in the corner oi the
room I seo a strange scene. Tyler
and Webster, tha two loaders of the
American Government. are being driv-
en bnek and back from their old
positions oi statocrnft by this soenr
ingly untutored mon oi the back-
woods; Then, like Paul before Agrip~
pa, I aes Marcus Whitman step lor-
impoaaiblo to sake the"
and yet, in Qin ol
almoat throat I took
that road.
that so?"
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ward. and hu-\' him MY: "HL 50°' Appleton, formerly president or the
rotary. 7;; know not $3: WL" U: Osnualriew England railway, and well-
.” th? ‘nd ti. .°v°|._ :n°I'.x’D:r;:'. m5n“h¢‘”“v and °|- pmau IQ? r |?__ H _is -_iid ...D
elirnw °f thv N°;_1§1\¢\l:>d ate'-°° f°\‘, °°"" . ..__. ._-_--
s few Newfound go , t an aur- _  _
render to England the priealoaa trees- My 4|-,nun Wm “rims ‘
IW" °' °"°U°' "Ie, °I‘° ""`f,"’¥‘°~ par-money it you are not savianod 
Ch0C0|at¢ KESSCS .’”..n“I‘“".._°'  §::‘,;°'v”v’eb,,,, dm Mina i`_M\\\b¢rl»l|1'l Colin. ‘ - . - -_ '
~‘ I ' ,. Cholera and Diurhoea Remedy- It il ‘_ - _
lm* 'mn' wh” I' th' M: M 0°; everywhere admitted tabs the moat | °fc°n°°f“»s°°Il'°»
nn N ua Union? Th” md anoeaaalulramaliy in nmiorbowel co
wholly inaccessible. A wagon reed ‘ u 4 - h __ t “
°'~'° -.°"  .nr ':~°"..... ::°..°...:':.:.:‘°.:.';"..‘:.‘:°.:.:r..:°'°'  I
." , al 0 eu -
i:1o\:;t:-:Inu  J  vvthiptnsn _.__.._......._-_......_- hfhelumm wh; aiwayaudmps his
turn. In N0* W U* <"¢y= c in 1 wato to r uri
-nr,-_ sugary, use is rr pam mis- A YOUNG WOMAN KILLED- °" ° °
mo that an been made by lima- ___ _ °"‘b“‘I“‘*°°*°
i lnunrted rm. six rw-I , _ -
start; was told theft than was no S1. Jols. Jnlyb.-Annla Flawelllnn, a A °hd“'°'n ‘ 'ack I5 ¢°°“°mY-
wagon road to Oregon. I-Id it WM yonngladv. was aroaalan the track as We dr: making aapedalty /ol
_ .
over i -
| . . _
Oro- Noaaanor woman _#ill hesitate to
"I speak wall d0hlpblrla|a'l Qwmuh lr
lil Oh
oregon to the tirnun. it" irrbrenidllt
the Far Northwest and the east were
not separated 'by i_|_r\Pll¢l_i>lo__.i%r-
rim. and it riirinerniore 'pro tl
that all men’a greatest and truest
successes are always dependent upon
\hoir iaithfulnela in the common dup:
ies oi ordinary lilo. Marcus Whi
man‘a love for his oountri’ IS *-0-
day associated. _with the pure love
which he bore Nsrcissa Prentlss. The
'UM lllweisel by which we will be
able perhaps to do some grant ect
for our country will be dependent
upon how we tultlll the little duties
of overydly domestic existence.
-_f_.1L-2-1 --
'l'o ireat A aprain place the member
ia very _warm warn. _
oisrlsis mir
WORKS OVERTIME
Dyspepsia once Started never
Quits ti li stopped-DBdd’s Dys-
pepsia Tablets the one sure
Way to Stop it.
Some diseases have partlculm* seasons
in which lo-do their deadly womb, but
there is one that works all the time and
over-time at that. It is almost needless
to say that disease is Insllgestion or Dys-
pepsia.
Once started Dyspepnis never quits
tlllit is swppsd and there ls only tone
sure way to stop lt and that is by using
Dodo's Dyspepsia Tablets.
There is abundant -proof that Dodd's
Dyi-_iepsin Tablets always stop Dyspepsin
thousands of Canadians who speak no
does Mrs. John F. Sellars oi Wes\e~rn
Bay, New fotnilsnd. She says: _
“lr gives me great pleasure to any Il
have been curei of Dyspepsia by the use
iorseven years. I coulfl not, eat without,
suiferlnu intense saony, and had given
up to file before usinn the Tablets. I tell!
relief from the iirst and after the use 06']
five boxes am well and strong." ‘
Lqpmou, .luly 6.-The Morning Express
suites authoritatively that Mrs. Maybriok
I will be released July 31. She is nt present,
staying in a Church of England borne at
Lostwirhiel in Cornwall. Alter her
release is officially announced she wil
aallior America. ` f
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HIS LAST HOPE REALIZED-
]I*‘romfLhe Sentinel, Gebo,‘Mont.]
In the first. opening of* Gislahoma to_snt-
tlers in 1889, the editor ol this paper was
among the many seekers alter fortune
who made the big race one flue day in
April. During his travrling about and at-
terwards his camping upon his claim, he
ieneouuiorad much bad water, which, to-
gether with the severe bent, asvs him n
severe diarrhoea which it seemed almost
. impossible to check, and- along in June
‘lhe caie became so had be expected to die.
. Ona rlny oualfpi his neighbors brought
him one small bottle ol (Ttmmbarlalu’s
Colle, Cholera and Dlarrhoeu Remedy as
`a last hope. A big dose was given him
. while he was rolling abouo on the around
in ment. agony, and in-n few minutes the
-lose was repeated. 'Dhe good effct oi the
medicine was soon novloed and within an
h-our the patient was hahhg his Brat.
sound sleep for rt fortnight. That one
iiihle bottle worked a-oonfpiebe cure and
season for bowel disorders beinrz at hand
lift that wagon through those men N1ii8°9"’ WI’ IWW- Fm' “Ile 57 “U d"“K`
glshs.
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* A rrmurlc women storm.
I Polrri.sno,Ma_,,.Jnly in-The heaviest*
,thunder storm within memory, passed 5
over the cihv last ovanimk B-ich eras) ol'
and vlv
use for bowel complaints. It is evoq~
where recorrnissd oaths one remedy' that
can always be dopendded upon and that is
ple assut to in-ke. It is especially. vnlnnble
for summer diarrhoea in children. md is
undoubtedly the moans of saving the
lives ol! sg;-not many children. oaoh year.
For sale by all druggist. .
._ ruiinoro MAN. hello.
1 Srruraanlw, Mass( .Ialy Q-Julius B
» Sussex this morning when ana was ran
 ei.-=~.ifzl =
'nl If  U “CYD-
nm or can mum, |:§i¢v¢ ah smun
MRS. MAYBRICK. FREE IULY 3l-' 1"
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rough man at the fort' as hs My? be cannot help hun feel  u'rave_fnl. The,
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The Largosl.l§
Are assured you ia your life. insurance li ` if I I
¢|l¥7Yi’|18 them with ., , ~ Po cies y u ‘re
The North American  _
A solid,np-to-date Canadian'Com any issn eve' ` ‘d ' _
able forni of policy contract on tht? lives oiuirealtli; 
women and children. ' ‘ ’
HRW S¢v<.¢_r8-I Spechl forms of policy that srevery pqpg.
lar. Write for information concerning our 7 per ‘cent gn”-_
anteed Income Bond and Gomponnd Investment|Plarl.s_` 
R055 & MA'i`THEW`S,
Provfnc|orllMariagora\- ‘
Charlottetown, P. R. I.
&~Rw%~#P 
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of Dofln‘s Dyspecsia Tablets. I suffered' 5  ` “W ` ' . U 4
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Nrvfks/it BREAD MAKER and rvirsfn ,I
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hand Knead°mg.‘ I
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FOR 5 Cents
You Can Get a Box of
urrniioni
Plilliilli MATCHES
g;l,;¢A,T;:eJ¢S,r,?si1`~I;i;‘}_ anti: 52,1253 ithnnder would _iw bislidiags and rattle I
` Tb. glass, while the lightning wasjluceaoano 3 a _ r  .
id. 1 ,
lol the description given by a famoul CIIAMBERLRFNIS¢0lI'C,CH0LEITA¢\ NNE' \
'En lish urlst: "He is the most D|A||;¢|W{A Rglgpy, 3    
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magnificent physical as woll as men-
! h' d and sneer- The nniioransuooessolthiyremedyhas A » . \
tal specimen o is ny g _
IS madait. the mosh popular preparation in . an
».,,_.I
Ghooso The BEST
Toe Tooscco Epicure who does not use the
Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby
Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his-.
T \
They are the gems of the trade. \
FINE CUT MIXTURBS IN I and 2 POUND 'PINS
HICKEQ & NICHOLSON
'°'°.~‘.....  . .
' Eitutalnraeail atc.,
ol a _money making
satan, 5 cents a line
‘of 6, words) lor lr-at
section, and :K
cents a line for
each continuation.
Chandra and chari-
table institutions
hakraua. lliahaam
15 mntaaliaek
chains of various styles and prices; ' Q . -I . u
‘ “‘ ° criirnieme. . | ,mm ,,,,,,,&
‘M mn" mi rum fi. I
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