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And Steamship Lines to Boston via
Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast Line Between
Eastern Nova Scotia and Boston
via Windsor Junction and
Halifax. ‘
IXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily (ex-
Sunday) at 735 a. rn. and o.2o a. in. for
m and Yarmouth making connection at
Yarmouth for Boston
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
PRINCEGEORGE
Prince Arthur,
and BOSTON.
4400 Gross Tonnage 7,ooo Horse Power,
the Fastest and Finest Steamer plying between
the Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leave Yarmouth, daily for Boston, on arrival
of Express Trains from Halifax.
Returning leave Boston. daily at 2 p. m- D°S-
nengers arriving in Halifax next day 4.3.0 and
6.50 P. M.bv Express Train.
Fpr all information, guide book, folders, etc-
which willbe sent free, write to I-`. H. Arm.
gnglg, General Passenger Agent, Kentviile,
Trains run on Atlantic Standard Time.
P. GIFKINS,
General Manager.
Kentvillc, N. S. June s, rooz. dw 4 rn.
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Household Furniture.
We are instructed by Mrs. CHAS.
CAIRNS to sell at her RESIDENCE,
PRINCE STREET, opposite ST.
PAUL`S CHURCH, on WEDNES-
DAY, JULY 16th at 1: oclock, all
her HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, com-
prising PARLOR, DINING ROOM,
BED ROOM and KITCHEN FURNI-
ITURE, Chinaware and Glassware,
S.oves,§ete., etc.
See handbills for fur-ther ini'orm~
ation,
BENJ. CARTER & C0.
Auctioneers, &c, &c.
fHli!l___'l'ED
Potatoes, Apples, Butter. Egg and Farm
:!:d&e,xLi:.largeorsl:i¢a2shi|~msenrs, Hayhy
W. 1-; BARNES, Jr.
5-xaswen 1.- a
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Weeks 81 Wheor
Barristers. Solicitors. Not-
aries. etc-
OFFICES---Bank of Nova Scotia
Building, Charlottetown.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I. I. WEEKS, B. A.
K. I. F. YHEAR, I. E. C.
iqdatwgm
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DR. J. P. MURRAY
DENTIST. ‘
r4 5 Queen Street.
W” A .1 _MISS Nl- NESEGOR DON
Graduate P. E Island Hospital.
ADDRESS--Queen Hotel, City. 6t5dtf
i as
GEO- S- INMAN.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary etc.
Money to loan. Collections made.
Oice, Montague, P. E. I.
E. RILEY & CO.
sr. Joi-IN, N. B.
Flour and Cornmeetl Mills
n.\u.Y c.iP.xr1nr{ 2.2,; §’,‘,‘,',§-_ ‘§}§1‘{
Are open to bug at any time, ng the good
milling wheat 0 ered. Correspon ence solic
ited. 5-io d&w x vr
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A BIG RIFLE HEETING-
Bad Appetite,
lndigestion
Mr.  M¢Mnth, 31 Inverness Street,
Stratford, Ont., Ttatties:-‘;dMy digesttiyti
or swereentire eran .m a ie
wggoor, I was nln dowg in hgallleeand
had severe attacks of dizziness and ner-
vous headsches. The use of Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food has entirely cured me, sismy
» di estion is v much im roved.the
8 “Y P _ _
headaches have left me and my appetiteis
real good. I can recommend Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food most heartily, knowing it to
be an exceptionally good medicine."
Being slightly laxative Dr. Chase’s
Nerve Food regulates the action of the
excretory organs and through itsirestora-
tive induence on the nervep and muscles
ensures the healthful and_ vigorous action
of the respiratory and digestive systems.
lfyou are weakened by overwork. W0"'7
or disease, this great food cure is bound to
be of beneiit to you. As a restorative it
has never been approached. 5o cents a
box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates &
Co., Toronto.
_i-
Dr. Chase’s _
Nerve Food
L o
a cpmplexionlike a peach.
“That’s so" replied her rival; “It’s bound
to fail.”
A RED HOT SEASON.
During the hot season the blood gets
over heated, the drain on the system is
severe and the appetite is often lost.
urdock Blood Bitrers puritles and in-
vigorates the blood, tones up the sy stem
and restores the lost appetite.
“Were you positive enough when you
told the old man you intended to marry
his daughter?"
“Yes, but he was negative."
lilaarfs Liaiment is the Best.
_Hoax-What do you mean by giving me
a cigar like this Y What did you pay _for
t i
Josx-Two for a quarter.
Hoax-I’1l bet you kept the twenty
cent one.
BACKACHE, swelling of feet and
ankles, pulling under eyes,irequent thirst,
scanty, cloudy, highly colored urine _ and
all urinary troubles lead to Brightfs dis-
ease, dropsy, diabetes etc. Dnan’s Kidney
Pills are a sure cure.
Doctor (thoughtfully)-I fear you have
some sort of poison in your system.
Patient-Shouidn't wonder, What was
that last stuii' you gave me ‘I
Ailnsi'd’s Llslmest For Itsesnstisl.
The longer a. man argues ts makes
woman see the reason of a thing the
surer she is to trust her instinct about it.
MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE
PILLS cure Ansemia, Nervousnese,
Sleeplessness, Weakness, ‘ Palpitation.
Throbbing, Faint Spells, Duzziness, or any
condition arising '_£rom impoverished
Blood, Disorderea Nerves or Weak Heart.
The quarrels over “principle” fire the
meanest and most bitter inthe world.
MILBURN 'S LAXA-LIVER PILLS re-
gulate the boweis, cure constipation.
tivspepsia, biliousnees, sick headache and
all aifections of the organ of digestion.
First Spider-Have you had you pirlor
done over ?
"Yes, with fly paper.”
Children are often attaf-ked suddenly
bv painful and dangerous Cnlic, Cramps,
Diarrhoe a., Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. 3
Cholera. lnfantnm, e to. Dr. Fowler’s
Extract oi Wild Strawberry is a prompt
and sure cure when should be always
kept in the house. '
A i||srd’s Llsimest Cares Lstlrippe.
Cobang- Do you use a. ileldglass when i
you go to the races?
Grymes-No; do not go much on
style. A bottle is good enough for me.
BRITISH TROOP OIL LINIMENT is
good for man or beast. Relieves pain
reduces swelling, allays inilammatifin,
9U_1`fS WIS. burns, bruises, snr-ains, still'
Joints, bites of "insects, rheumatism, etc.
A large bottle for 50 cents.
Hotel Clerk _-I can give you a single
l`°°_lD f01` $1 or_a. room and bath for $4.
New Arrival -Tha.t's putting a. pretty
heavy tax on cleanliness, isn’t it?-
:\llnsrd’i Llulmest the Beit ilslr Regtmer
She Isn‘t the air bracing out here?
Het-I think if we get nearer the window
we will find it a little more at em-tracing.
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H`O'l`EL BRUNSWICK
ll0N(?ION,N. B.
The Largest and Best Located
llotsl in The City, .accommodating
800 ¢nssts.situaved in the centre of spsc
ions Grounds, sud surrounded by Elegant
llsde'i‘reea,rnakin! it especially desirable
for Tourists Hin the Summer Season.@
cm. isesweener, Prop.
58liiyr
GBO. CAliRUl‘llERS,l.D.C.l.
L. R- C. P-. London.
AND SURGEGN
Residence, Cor. Kent and Prince sts
I-ll a.n..l2is2l.l..7 ta 8 nl
ZIYIOIIB COMMUNICATION. Dec id
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Illlllll 1. B. lEll.l$ll§` B. l.
BARRISTER-AT-LAW
Qs. and Richmond Sta.; Ch‘tcw
'felem:Ccnnecticn. .'
Y- W E M S
  ri l. H. Ayers
Eastcm Steamship Co.
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE.
llllllllllllll UIBEU SERVICE
Conxmencing june 3oth,
1go2, Steamers leave St.
John at 8.oo a. rn. At‘an~
tic Standard, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fri-
days fo' Lubec,Eastport,
Portland and Boston.
For BOSTON DIRECT
on Tuesday and tntur.
day at 6.30 p. rn.
RETURNING
romana su ti tense. in elm’ '3-
0 m on w
nesdrys and mn at 8.15 a. m. 
From BOSTON DIRECT Mondays and Thurs-
 at rz_oo noon. R t pl
tough tickets o sa a Rail-
vly Stations. md basalt#  denise.-
tion. Passengevrssrriv-ing aestqolrncnevenings
nrevioustosailingmn go directtothe steamer
and take Cabin Berth orstateraqn forthe trip.
YILLIAII C.I.%Agent8t. ` ohn,t|. B,
A. H. HANSCON. G. . QT. A. ,
CALVIN AUSTIN. Vice President and Gen~
emi lsr.. General oiees, 368 Atlantic Avenue.
Sedan Mass.
A first-class teacher for Principal
Sirasinr, N. J .. July i3-Word reached
here today that England, Australia and. me’ _
New Zealand would send rifle teams to _ - ~, _ C  5 ' ‘
Oanedatocompete against the Americaul 5°' G°°"3‘_’° L°d3°’ )?°’ 22281;:  N' °
teams. Better work was done here today WBT! T\l°8¢l&Y llllihlf lt 5° °1°° '  Wn best C Ui Cl and lip-120-(lite li3Stlit‘l
on the l C00 yard with a new ammunition, 5°”-"N~ Y°nk°r° S°°”t”7° _ I5 lhe  widely no ’ q Ppe
but the scores are still below record work. Yagi Yl'3°ria;n’I"‘;ql:l'l’1°€' Llyxt oniauzzg 111011 0fI1l1S:,k1I1d Int 7 ' 5, 5 _ 7 pp   
Thursday night ln i-ace’s -_   I I       ' '  A
Walter Ci-aswell. Sec’y. h hood 1  child _ nfs  d mba! cup arrea-
U“‘°" N°°3933° U”"’°d B"°" °' ° R ber the best is none too' good for your ren. _     V -
Carpenters and Joiners, meet every chea elzliegnthe end. ` .    th
Wednesda night st8 o’clock ln Wright! Pcs fun an culai-510
Rm Geo’ W_ S,,,,18,.,,,e_ pre,-,_; Hu-ry Autumn term opens Septeml>€I’ 2. 1902- S€¥1df°f P 1 ,~ gl‘t'i08l"S. '  by
 KAULBACH it sci-IURMAN o  ,,,,m   8*   
y i ' .
Prowse Block.-E. Gammon, Rec. Secre- Chartered Acc0untants_ c
"°"" 6-19 <1 at w. A 5 ‘ _.__ A ' Lover
“Yes, indeed,” said he, “Miss Love has
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larrefer
ORANGE ORDER.
and 4th Fridays in Wriz S. .0-
at 8 p. m.-D. McNi:n., Recording
Secretary.
St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 m¢€f»5
every Puesday night at o’ci0Gk. in
Otfei 's Hall.-D. J. McK1NNoN,Secreto1‘.Y-
Lat-yWa.llaceLodge No t meets lst
2nd 3rd Fridays, in Wrigh. s I-Isll.--M1111
Cnossiutu, R. Sac’y.
L. 0. Y. B. L.-Milvtlh loyhl 0!'8U'!¢
Young Briton Lodge, Nc. meet every
Thursday night in Oiers Hall.-J.
Chsppell, R. Sec’y.
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren wel NU#
CityiCounci1 meets on the second Monde
in each month. Dr. James Warburton.
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City C1¢l°k-
The Charlottetown School Board meets
the drst Monday of each month Ewen,
Stewart, Secretary.
Masons.
second Tuesday in month, David McLen-
Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch MILSODB
-in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in
month exceptf;June, July and August ..
J. Weldon, Sec y.
cacu month in Mason p
Albert Edward Lodge of Periectloner-
ing 8rd Wednesday,-Tanuary April, July
Oct.
Loral. oanssmmi.
- Company “A.”_ every Men ds; ,E
WrIght_ Hall at 6.3) p.m.-Ads. Wadman
wys
xmonrs or rrrmss. ’
'Knights of Pythian--Empire Lodge.No.
every Thurs
lan Hall Prewse’s New Block.--John
~ sons or nzcnamr. _
Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs-
Lodge Prince Edward meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in S. O. E.
Hall, Victoria Rtw.-E. H. Duchemin
Sec’y.
. Fomrsnms. A
Court Avondale, I. 0.F.,fnurth Tuesday
of each month in Cartle Hall Grafton St.
S. Renouf, S_ec’y.
Court Mt. Stephen, I. 0. F. dint and
third Tuesday of each month in Castle
Hsll.Grafton St.-J. W. Sutherland Sec'y.
Prince George Eecampment. Royal
Forestery meets every Thursday in
Wrlghts Hall,-Murdock McLeod Illustri
us Archivist.
Court Charlottetown, C. O, F., first and
third Thursday, Wrightfs Hall.-W. H.
Stevenson, Sec’y.
s0Ns 01-* TEMPERANCE.
City Lodge I. O G. T. meet every Tues-
day evening in Whea.tley's Hall, Corner
Great George and Euston Streets, nt8
o’clock,-S. M. °Jenkins, Secretary.
Victoria"Division S. O. T. on Monday,
Orient Divison, Friday; at8p. m. '
Prince Edward Division, No. 1 meets in
Wrights Hall. every Tuesday.-W. H.
Clarke, R. Scribe.
oD1>F1¢1;.LoWs. 4
Port La Joie Eucampment meets first
Wednesday in each month.-D. I. Mc-
Lennan, R. S.
St. Lawrence Lodge every Mor day
evening.-E. M. Younker, Sec’y
Wilde? Lodge every Friday evening
Bntel-rr’s I
is the deadliest and most
painful rnalady to which
mankind is subject. D0dd`s
Kidney Pills will cure any
case of Bri~ght's Disease.
They have never failed in
Oneningle case. They are
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can.
There are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pills-pill
box and ria.rne--but irnita-- V
tions are dangerous. Tim
Original and only genuine
Cure for Bnght’s Disease is
nsn,Sec y. - ' ` _~ ` ~
Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, hrst - _ ;_ §
Monday in month, W. P. Doull, Sec’y, “ .  I , , 5 ‘
Boyne L0¢i8°. Na. 614. rglteetsgilnl A i  l _t,,_  
I E S U " t   
ns'§§2i?au”2§nT"»,“&‘.7,‘.T§i»
Summer Drinks M,
_ Full llyyl 0_5- Lisle 
syrnpsat lseiigllald 
We Will Give Great Slaughter Prices on
Ready-made Clothing. 5
Suits worth $5.00 for $3. 50.
Suits worth $6. 50 for $4.50.
Suits worth $7.50 for $5.50. f
Suits worth $8. 50 for $6.75.
Suits worth $10.00 for $7.50.
Suits Worth $12.00 for $9.00.
Suits worth $14. 50 for $10.50.
» Lot Men’s Trowsers Worth $1.50 for $1.00.
_ St. Johnfg Lodge, in Masonic Temple, ’ These Prices are fm: spot ¢ash_
Pi-inns Edward Preeepenry, No. as ' 
Knights' Tempus.-5. ani weanesasy nfl . e 
ic Tem le. \ e
just received a complete and beautiful stock of new sail?
ings comprising Tweeds, Sergw and Worsteds. - Ale y_0l_i\
thinking of ordering a summer suit ? If so, we cordially in-
viteeyéiu to inspect our stock. Moderate prices. Work
ant . -
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n.u¢um»n,x°¢p¢.-°fneq°.a»snasss1_ _ =¢‘"‘=“"“' I . __ __ .1  ., 
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Choose   _!
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The Tobacco Epicure who doernot use the ` .
Hickey Twist. Pearl or Ruby
Has never derived thstresl enjoyment which is his. They - '
are the gems of the trade. _ . ` _
FINE our iirxruuizs no 1 nun 1.2 POUND 'rms I
TOBACCO MANURACIURERB _ -
' QueenSt-Charlottetown P. A. 1. 5 _ J '
aosp.m. |
How Are You
Going to keep cool this summer,
if you do not wear one of our light
weight Suits ? They are a triumph
of tailoring art: Stylish, Dressy
Comfortable. perfect in Cut Fit and
finish. and distinctly moderate in
price. In elegant Serges, Cheviots.
colored Worsteds, Stripes and high
class fabrics of various patterns
$15. to $2 5.
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Waiter, s¢¢°y_ ‘ Suits we make for $13.00 have no superior in their class, the Suit: ne mu by Auutk
Alpha Rebekah Lodge. meets par excellence for the mone . D' mums”
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Tailor, Furnisherand Hatter,
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every Tuesday evening.---Lizzie Crockett - ' ` Moncton gl.
S°°’°”““' °"s€'-lf-{-Ahilolznaenx r -it 1 n.
The B.I:S. meets on the iirst Mon Dc A, B R I l ( = E. Sl\"l°¢!¢i°vl.Juu¢°,oth.xws
each month '
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I . _ 0 V . No__S.W.H. _tub has ever yet burstiu  ° _ o -_ - ’ ° E°
_,_ 5   seuoruun spans.  
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llAI.LWO0D,c.R. Barrister and Atuuney
of New Glasgow School A good piI;¢abH;.e1§¢.L_o§.g¢ cause:-ie
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