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Here’B how tho people speck Of
them: “I had an attack of Liver
Trouble and indignation and docxdmi
`to try Laxa-Liver Pills, ard found
them to be the best remedy I ever
used, And their c:T~_~cts are lasting."
Mas. C. Gmane,
(9 Hazeldean, Ont.
Lan.-Liver Pills work while you
sleep without ll gripe, make you
better in the morning.
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Special Notice
M 660600
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Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsby the stock and good will of
hi Books and Stationery Business in
iliehiorris Block we will continue am’ matte" "1 th” charges made' "t
’ r Henderson was a good and edlcient 5 h
the business in its various branches,
lelling at lowest prices for cash only.
lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- and what looks like unfair treatment now
god the business in the past, will be e
ill ¢h°~T2° Of the 35079- ‘nd will he T ith the wishes of those who elected the I
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pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers 1
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business will be
mt Well stocked. A Well supplied
news stand will be s special feature
of the business. The store will be
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."
THE Bllllll GUMPANY
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MONDAY JUNE 4, _ |900. »
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It is difiicult to understand the attitude
of some of the Summerslde Councillors
toward Officer Henderson who, by the aid
of the Mayors casting vote, appears to
have been punished while his trial is not
yet complete. Why the matter did not
f' the Crown of this Island the Omces of the
Y up -» , _ ,:"_¢¢3"
s¥%lM_lll'!e_!ll'”¢’='  'Ae  _ _ __...,;“  -__
'rm-: no-AnmA.\*. cnArtr.o1~1~s'rowi1A. `rRtN_oi'n _ hnwsan' lrsr.ANi€5.2¥J'uo*E¢
Onmotion of Hon Mr. _Farquharaon the
House went Committee with Mr. Reid in
the chair on the bill to regulate the tqe
of opening and closing public offices
` Charlottetown. The bill provides that the
Office of the Prothonotary and Clerk of
‘ Surrogate and Judge of Probate of this
Island, and,of the Registrar of Deeds and
'Keeper of Plans in Charlottetown and
Summersldeand all other Public Omees
under the direction ofthe Government of
this Province shall be opened litflthe hqsr
_of nine o'c1ock _ln the' forenodn of each 
___‘ _ ,_ __ __ . _ _
vaurrnyss-_ii _   _
You should be deeply interested in the
lcorrectand honest filling of your physic-
ian’s prescription. Incvery_c&8e;9i_1r.dl§f__
fpensing is scientifieclly and ~ 
1-done with s. view to best results for the
sick. 1  `
_= A Great Medical Discovery-.>A i
 Paine’s Celery Compound ls'thecroWnlD8
'gmedical dinovery of the century. TNI#
:popular medicine is our gent loader. .It
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'gives the best results in nA¢v0\lldil¢lD°l» I
come pefore the police committeegfand ,yt
W _
taken under oath are also matters for ¢
hy the testimony sotar heard wainoti that hour until the hour of four o'clock in
ndnhall _remain and continue g$_pen_.___3or
hc transaction of business _thdrsln
he afternoon of each day. Provided that
thought. The persons who gave the ln-
fcrmation appear not to be of sufficient
denial f Mr Henderson which
denial appears to cover any import
prosecutor in Charlottetown years ago
from the Fifteenth day of May to the
Thirty-first dayof October in each year
the said offices shall close on Saturday at
the hour of one o’cl0ck in the afternoon.
Mr. Shaw thought the ll0ur'sh0i1ld Abe
from 9 to 6. _ f  0
Kr.Peters disagreed with Mrashaw and
bought the otllcials could notfstand such
ours . The hours under ' this provision
are an hour earlier than in other places.
He thought the hours in the bill suffici-
r.n.1. _ A  
_-qu-__-»&-- ' ' 1 `
I He-It is gentle 'woman's omce -'to lean.
She-Of course. And it is mans office
tolean against. _ ' "
THE ONLY Hans.
avi-ti of Brigmrs Dis `_  for Many
_ Ye;r`s3Cupd1by D954 °%,I'§“F'! Pm!-"" 
Nlsrswa, June `4.-Mrs. 15.- Helios,
formally of Listowel, _came here as 4118812
i_l1l1lI’&l8l_l, flyspepsia, Bright’s disease and f
liver complaint. I " ‘ 
i Beddin Broe.,Drugglsts, Clmrlcttetcwn. '
to see that she has something substantial "
_ weight to carry conviction against the
I ° o .
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resent Council in Summerside. 10w¢d at, |1003, _ _` __ p  _
OC lL LEGISLATURE. "
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xtended to him can hardly be in accord "my mug'
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hese hon. gentlemen put such an Act
Hon. Mr. Sinclair thought 9 to 4 o’clock_
roper hours. Half an hourshonld be al-_
Hon Mr Farqu,ha`rson`-In reglrdrte Mir.
haw‘s statementsald thatthe _Opposition
ad called for the hillsaid heifhad niever
card the call and besides why did not
Saturday, June 2.
House met at 11.30.
Mr. Henry Pineau asked the Com-
missioner of Public Works whether he
had received a petition from the inhabit-
ants of Mill River and vicinity, pra in
Sneennsnrs to FJ. Hornsby.
louis Block. Ch’tovm. Mch l6.lilJ0
Y R’
for the opening of la road from Albert
Guards, Mill River,to Charles McMillau’s,
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 &
*Your
Milinery
Our workrooms will
rushed this week; if con-
venient, we ask you, and
will consider it a favor for
those who can, to leave
their trimmed hat order
asearly in the week as
possible.
Perkins & Cc.
The Millinery Leaders.
»¢¢“»¢»..m‘°J»¢l¢¢
Western Road, Lot 5.
Hon. Jas. R. McLean said the road was
partly opened some time ago. The work
would be proceeded with during present
Summer.
Mr. A. A. McLean asked the Commis-
sioner of Public Works if it is the inten~
tion of the Government to construct a
Bridge on the road known as Scoonccr _or
Stewart Road, Let 48 aleading from Lot
48 Road to Mount Herbert) and if so
whether tenders have been called for or
whether materials have been purchased
for its construction, if so from whom, and
to what amount; also whether the said
road is a public road and _what is its
width.
Hon. Jas. R. McLean stated that the
contract had been given to John M.
Jenkins ' for $88.00. The width of the
road would be increased. A
Mr. A. A. McLean asked the
Commissioner of Public Works
the name of the person or
persons from whom the stone now heaped
\--qu' -__ _
_at the north end of the Provincial Build-
 'ing was purchased. the price paid for
uvnnmlnp c.
Siimlard life Assuranca 0, i§..§?;‘;.1’§Z‘ §?.i§"§lI?‘il`Z‘€v°.§’.?.§.‘;“i?. ‘EEZ
Slillllallll. _
N0 better investment" than billfpassed. Its provisions are as follows:
_our  or  year endowment' i"(1l18 Cllly Of Cl'l3I'lOl»l2€l'»0Wl1 by 8. l)y~l&W OI’
Unconditional policies.
Thg Standard has Over :_ shall use any art, trade, mystery or oc-,
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 lfyvgsted 111 Can- ‘professional or mercantile or other busin-
ada.
._ _ _‘_ may deem proper for enforcing the
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 T 2. The term “Commercial Traveller"
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'merchandise either by sample or other- l
'lhalt wasps tothbe moulded and wise to or from any person, firm or incor- 4
“J ‘°” ' 8° ° “nd "° “se Zporated company when such person, firm
same and the purpose for which the
,same was purchased and when pur-
`chased.
Hon. Commissioner of Public Works
_said the stone was purchased from Mr.
L»Pnrd ' _for the purpose of building up the
i outside of the building where vaults were
placed.
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chair onthe bill to further amend an
act to consolidate and amend the several
lactsincorperative the act of Charlotte
town. Mr. Rogers said the Mayor and
Council had been petitioned to have this
i, 1. It shall be lawful for the Council of
p, by-laws duly enacted torest-rain, regulate
‘, and license any person, not being a resid-
ent or rate-payer of this province who
cupation or carry on or engage in any
ess or employment (excepting Commer-
` cial Travellers) in the said City of Cl:ar~
lottetown and to impose by such by-law s
 3 such fines and such imprisonment with or 
without hard labour as the said Council
`_sa.me.
imcntioned in the preceding section shall
_be construed to mean a person who of-
fers for sale, sells or takes orders for any
kind or dessriptlon of goods wares or
cate showed that*
_ death resulted from
_ --_ gphoid fcver._ The
‘ octor himself said
into force when they were in power. They
would like to make hours longer because
Liberals happened to occupy the odices.
He thought the hours in the Bill proper
and would place all<the officials on an
equality. An hour intermission for diu-
ner should be allowed.
Mr. A. A. McLean was in favor of open-
ing at 9 but thought 4 was too early
for closing especially from November/ till
March. In these months the closing hour
should be 6.
‘A Hon. Mr. McLean-Contended close ap-
A plication and long hours would break
down the health of the oflicials._ He often
had to work long after hours. He was in
favor of the 9 opening and 4 clcsing.Nearly
every official now has to work after hours.
Hon. Mr. Gordon thought the officials
evidenced no appearance of over work
whose “Fair fat belly with good capin
lined" indicated easy times. From 9 to 5
would be proper hours.
Mr. Shaw moved, seconded by Mr. Mc-
Lean an amendment that the oices be
kept open from 9 to 5 except from Nov. to
Marchthen the hours be from _9 to 6.
Hon. Mr. McLaughlin thought the Op-
] position were going too far. He did not
‘ believe the people would suffer any incon-
vicnce if offices closed at 4.
' The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
p A. J. McDonald, McKinnon after which
‘* the amendment was put and lost, 14 to 10
A the bill was reported agreed to on same
division. _
, House adjourned till 8 o’clock Monday
evening. _ I _
ff '“ T ‘ A F'_A4_'r-'_'-:
A rich mangscd the other day He died
1 all flmily $x,ooo,ocn. The doctor’s‘ eertig-
 _oi reunited: ‘jraar
¢ ~"~ ." Eanhwge a. suxciéle.
'  ' e a asplcn id
I , `  constitution. I
 :_ _'_ I could have pul1edA
_ p  k htim th1i;o1Lgl:1if£)ehi5
f ' _S lf' s omac a en
i'.‘.s~»_ _` :euz(1idl;_ lint hle
 ‘ _~- ¢»--._ __ _ ,_,_. tune is s omac
_,L \\.» by hasty _meals,
_ff ~ __ snatched in inter-
` vals of business and
b? U€2'l€Ct_0f Symptoms which have been
Wamles 111131 1_1 year past, that his stomach
was failing in its duties.”
The symptoms of a disordered condition
of the stomach and the organs of digestion
and nutrition a_re_. _among others. variable
appetite, sour nsxngs, heartburn, undue
fullness after eating, dull headache. dingy
complexion, discolored eye, fluctuations in
Ph751°9~1 STf€112'ih. nervousness, sleepless-
ness., despondency. No one person will
have all these symptoznsat once, but any
one o_f them calls for prompt aid for the
sudcnng stomach.
The restoration of the stomach, digestive
and nutritive organs to a condition of sound
health, begins with the first dose of Dr.
P1erce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The
cure _progresses from that dose until the
functions of the stomach and its related
°f£2l5 21’¢ 121 healthy operation. Then the
nerves are ciuxet, the appetite healthful, the _
sleep restfu , the eye bright, the ¢0;_np_l¢;,
ion clear. In one word the body is m a,
condition of perfect health.
“‘I‘y;a:vIti;~g;il§1‘cg‘w1;;h indigestios about two
_prettiest and 'nicest to D be
if th* VWYV51 usnmer of life, d.nd~'he“l'cR '
,goods department is complete
cupette. Price from $3%, by mail free.-1
Jas. Paton 8: Co. 2, w till Ang.,eod d
Carters’ Seeds Gro w.
‘ ' ' . ad suffered ion ears with
%e1§l(gIilt’s HDisease. R¢P'0I‘!€dyf¢ be P055
help and dying her reappearauee on the#
street was _a pleasant surprise. 'lhe ex»_
l tion' 'ven wus__that»he.r li' tie boy’
grdlulnsistcgl that she should use Dodd s
Kidney Pills and prophesied“that they
tlrst few doscsl began to feel hetteri audi
after taking four and a half boxes, _Say
it with heart felt tltude, I am rfect-
medicine in the world that has ever cured
 @@
The Wife-This paper says if you wash
your hair in tea it will _darken it.
A The Husband-Possibly.. .But I prefer _
to have my tea darkened some other way. 4
’ A BAD CASE OF ASTHMA
Mrs. George Budden, Putma.nville,0nt.
says:-,"1 feel it my duty to recommend
Dr. Qhase’saS:iymp of Lmseed and Turpen-
tine, _as I h the Asthma very bad; could
get nothing to do me any good._ Afrlend
of mine gcrsuaded me to try this remedy
as he ha tried it, and it proved success-
ful. I tried it and it cured me. I am
thankful to-day to say I am a well woman'
_ throuch the use of this remedy. I keep it
in thehouse all the time, and would not
be without‘it.” ` ’
‘50 Tailor Made Ladies’ Suits.
Canadian tweeds, tweed effects, plain
coat and skirt. Prices, $3.7-5,~$5.00, $6.50,
$7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, upto  _All
sizes and any alteration made ui fitting
room. / Just the thing for a travelling
suit. Colors, browns, drabs, heathers,
checks, blacks. na.vys,greens,greys,fawns,
homespuns.-Jns.Paton 8: Co., The Ready-
~ Made Dress Makers. 4, tt d8_cw
T Muslins. - Customers tell
_us that our muslims _and
.Scotch ginghams are the
seen in the city. Now if you
want amusiin waist or dress
see our stock before buying.
1-_-VV(--eks & Co.. The Peoples’
Ladies’ black coats, short lengths. 22
inches in deep. Plain with silk and satin
lined. Prices are $8.00 to $15.50. All
made from the best cloth and guaranteed
togive satisfaction.-Jas. Paton & Co.
` 2, d&vv tf
Dress Goods.-Our dress'
with the finest range to be
seen anywho re. Be sure and
sive us a call 'when in town
because We can please you.--_
Weeks & Co., The Peoples
-‘.1-tore. ` 4 li
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The tourist’s travelling wrap ind golf '
cape. See our Royal Highlander made in
deep big plaid throughout. Hi h collar
stitched, with combination hood, fringed
and plan hoods, $8.00 to $15.50. They,
are known in England as “Bobs” Body 4
Guard. Shoulder capes, crimp satin. The
very newest chiffon cullar, _ beaded _
trimmings, short in len h, a very dressy
Wanted.-Coats and vestmakers at D.l:_
would cure har; S e says:-.Frorn_the -
ly cured." Dodd’s lI§nf°-y Pills is til; only A' `
a case of Bright's Disealseat such c stage. _
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cloths, feits, well tailored. lined, separate »A ‘

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They are the prettiest lotof cloths A
buds. We are busyimslging them up
Suits We invite our patrons to
All clothes made by ns
evejy day, moulding nod fash-
iomng the sand like unto the »= id
pa zters, it is therefore very im-Q
iovtant that the patterns be
llrst-cla-nm every reopen* forw
as the patterns are so will the S
castings ho. We have first-clam
patrerwmakers employed and li
are able to meet the required
r~ecd._ _ ‘
Castings.
w er. E- .. l’ 1
l.§ah co.. Idaho. "1 and aifr¢f°§st'f1°l¢"¢§§7'.i$
rumediss but to no avail, until I vt-mtg gg gg
an om d. Thatfsa ‘ or incorporated company buys or ivcs
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wh” °'" m°um°" °' ° d°”‘3  i orders for such goods, wares or merchan~ 1
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§again to some other person or persons.
_ ; of this city who pay taxes that the foreign-
Giv°11°=~i-fill *hw ini Med of iers should come in here and sell goods
. ~ } for a week or two and then leavewithout “ ' °` _ - A y
35 paying any taxes. After further discuss- D1-_ pi », A A _ _ ‘ "
E _ _ X  ion prosrress was reported. l ` ' '
ize with the intention of selling the same
Thejbillwas discussed byMessrs.Reger.>l
haw, A. A. McLean, Peters, McLaugh-‘
n. It was held to be unfair to the people `
and you told me what to de. I suffered with a
pam _in my stotnhch and left side and thought
that it would lull me. Now I am glad to write
skis and legzycu know that I sm all right. I can
omy_wor now ‘th t ' urld I '
that tired feelingwlthxtl Iptigd to haggt lllgzg
bottles of Dr. Pu.-rce’s Golden M¢di¢9_1 Dis.
oops? and two vials of his ‘Pleasant Pellets’
cu me." _
_ Dou’t let the dealer sell you a substitute,
if you want a cure Insist on having
Golden Medical Discovery ”
area P1 1; p 11 1;, ,pass Charlottetown, leaving Ferry  on V
complexion pewdeearian Th; 23;: the S an return at 4 p m She will call it West
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_ _ healthy and the complexion clear. A, Vim* 50th 05.1%; *md ,‘20mlD8~ This UTD
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good sausfaction last season)
te°°i'c-(I lf~lly. "
ijA”vs'laahle aid _to direction.
1A-its-teveg»#e_=s_f_.| appetite. ` -'
1 E_§D2¢ifll-lf 7'i`lll‘§l»i0l‘n'!1`|0: bqirg
Sold at -15c per tvct'le"or 2'fo'rA
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cereal D1-44 s
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Southport will 'leave West Biver_Bridge __
on Friday next. Ma 4th at.7.15 for ’
A._Bruce’/s. ‘ 10, d&w tf
Old Ladies' Capes. Made from good ` _ ` 1' _ ` `
cord worsted trimmed with lace with ‘ ‘  ‘  A Q 
beaded trimmings. Full _length and ~ _ - __A _
comfortable. A most stylish garment.
About30 in stock All sizes
." t . . oo one o . .- 4
ss 5 ssoo d <1 I f éswmiiis’
Padonu£ (lb. i dl, 6iw_3d.as
'S'rEs1nm SoU'r1=.u>on'r.-The, steamer
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For anything in Men’s Wear from As. Collar ,Batten
Our stock is large and well selee'ed "and onrprices
White Dress Shirts, colored Shirts, soft frontald
Fine Silk front Shirts. V _ __ _
Nice soft Flannel Shirts to' wear with 1vhiLteAc~Jll”l\'-I
Light1BalbrigA;a.u Underwear, double thread, 75cAand
Cashmere Hose, cotton hose, from 10c_n_p. A _ A
Neckwear in endless variety from_i5a to $1.00
Bracesin every desirab'e_ make from '1_5c to 75:.
Our Tailoring Department is in _full blast, __
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Our CARBON”
V Our customms are all
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M Ladies* HIto~&ilere.
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