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7 why Beauty fi ssiiii AND Piiincis co. PERSONAL MPMIDN-

Fades so Early.

V11! American “rush " habit ls largely respon- &le for the evasiacence ol American icmalc beauty. Ignorance ol the laws ol health, and c:\.'e» lessees: bear ihe rcst ol the burden. Nine-tenths elourwomen - ._ _ -»

Qian” ' "P h 4 CA ‘. .` ri`;;`V

:lonnit 5_5., \\-,~ L _"_ \ ~",./ u¢e,v\i¢ii ‘ _ ~ _f~ , produces __ \ 4_. '35 aallowness,

* ` __ .'¢,~ '

imiue. ~ 5 q . ‘nf EDU! QKDQ a_`,r;_ " . and that ac- ' -- 3 f_~_ °°°=v"=v'°¢ ~'~ .ii ._'_~.1~...~i ‘_A aenseol » ‘ -_ -',-"__,_-_ _ weariness _ _ ’. 1i__ _

giiieiiaomo -"4/%~__\ time ` - , ~ -»‘ ' amounts to ` ` ~. .l ‘

exhaustion, ~

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'-rw' " it

tuna to `

atrend to their leallh. Their motto is. " By and by." Some are slaves to household work-their carpets and the wnshtub are killing them. Others are slaves to fashion and frivolous pleasures; nom oi them will give an hour to serious meditation. ll they they would realize w»h`!lur tkry an traveling. Pills and cosmetic powder will nll ‘ mend matters. Thee women need ina»ar_d cinema inf; that alone will make their complexion cleat as a hahy‘s i Clover extract: and clover tae: did the work lor our grandmothers. Kuff: (Jour .Roof illditfo .Ilia mo

I as w o r you even fl

icncloos, for it eontaim other herbal ingredient!

wBeh increase its niarvelouswalterativet pogers Wh not try it this Spring? e guaran ee _ ro Iuudyour money if you are not cured or mtistled.

gg d for a inple package. or write I

u o.,5: Colburn Street, oronto, Out,

roughou

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the revenue of the country is small and bye-elections are expensive and if he had voted with the Opposition he would have brought on an unnecessary outlay. He thought he had done right by voting with the members of the Government. (Cheers) Heheld letters in~»,his pocket from Con- servatives iil his district commending him for his action. `

Birelr-Produce the letters i Pro-

duce one l

Mr. Pincau concluded his remarks by

stating thashe had not intended to speak to-night but the Hon. member from Wel~ 1 ngtcn had challenged him. He believed the people who constituted his district were a good, just people. Ha had never received n. cent from the Local, Dominion or any other Government for taking the stand he had taken.

Mr. Birch followed and continued the debate until 10.35 when Hou. Jas. R. Mc- Lean continued the debate. The Hdhse then resolved itself into committee of supply with Mr. Reid in the choir. House udjourneti at midnight until to-morrow morning.

THAT TIGHT FEELING in the upper

portion of your lungs, is incipient bronchit- is. You will proceed next toliaving inflam- ed lungs and pneumonia may follow. Ad- anison’s Botanical Cough Balsam will give immediate relief; It has never failed and will not in your case. All Druggists, 25c.

M. Hass? Cnocirsrr, of Carleton ship-

ped two very line horses yesterday to Sus- sex, N. B. \

ici; cream nt the Riilway Dining Room

to-night. Home niade spruce beer and all kinds of temperate drinks onjce. 2, Si.

Tm: case against Gabriel McDonald for

violation of C. T. A. which was adjourned until yesterday morning was dismissed for want of evidence.

TO LET. Two rooms in Merchants

Bank of Halifax `building lately occupied by Dr. H. E. Black. Apply to P. W. Morrison, Manager. May 30, 2 a w tl.

Mn. and Mus. I-Incron MCLEOD of Char-

lottetown, Royalty, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McLeod having returned from a few weeks' visit to Boston. '

THE funeral of the late Mrs Martin W.

Taylor took place yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. The service was conducted by Rev. W. H. Warren of Bedeque. The pall bearers were Messrs. A. C. Saunders, Creel McArthur, John Smallman, A. S. McKay, Arch McMurdo, and Edgar Clark.

A SAMPLE of peat moss dug from Messrs

H. and J. Ramsay’s reserve in Prince County is now on exhibition at the GUAR- n1.iN’a Sumnierside Branch Ofllce. The moss is very clean being almost entirely free from all foreign matter and is pro-

nounced by many who claim w know to F" f *_ ""3

The Canadian Order of Por- esters.

For 8) years this society has been ddng

lowing table, which gives the standing 0!

Total Rcserve

888 F0

ssazsseassssessszse 'i§3§§§§5§§3§§7i§§5`§’3» ””*“f335§§E5¥§§§§§

R aurvo.

__ . _

3 so l

88% 50 2,158 0

64 ’~0

~.~

~:- f\lt¢'.~¢¢ -4|

3;§§S2§QE;gbh-8s

-~_@m_m Q»_~~m§~~ 2§”s2°=§sS=$°5

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_ . - _, 1 » -

= °‘ °‘I';°_33§§,’25i1°E=6°3S§

I ;‘0\

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Cli niP».

83 5

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-4

~. _.4

h J

a ernoon.

e, _

the city visiting friends.

city. _ ~_

f in Sirmmerside yesterday. A 'C

came to the city yesterday afternoon- _

el ty by the afternoon train yesterday.

McLeod arrived home last evening.

& McNevin returned home last night.

evening from Montreal. `

Presbyterian Church to-morrow.

got Dr. S. W. Dodd ofthe Medical ‘ »

b\==il1sS=.=nd ewhyeer it has been s_`r°v~ Beniiey'sistn¢_Bssc Liniment-». mt 1 Wh., i th r ing in strength and influence. The lol- - gym; ;,m;|§¢ni¢d. Trya~_10c. bottle. ' ' 1 i 8 °

_Dr. Douglas of _I-Ti_i_1itcr` River, is in the

ilnr. L. -McMillan went west yesterday

Mrs. John Grady of Summersid is in

Dr. A. A. McLellan of - Sourls, returned

Mr. Reubin McDonald of Georgetown,

Mrs. Brace of Summerside, came to the

Rev. D. B. McLeod and Miss Beth

Mr. McKinnon of th'e firm of McKinnon

Mr. John A. Matheon was a passenger

to the city by the mail express last night.

Archdeacon Reagh of Milton, came ti? Q N the city by the afternoon triiin yesterday. A ` “np 0'

Mr. W.S. Stewar-t,Q.C.,was a passenger

by the west outgoing train yesterday (snsp N0' _ afte,.,,00,,_ (Snap No. i- 15 yards if pretty cretonn

. r

Mrs. J. A. McDonald of Tracadie, _ - i>§n‘p gm i

arrived in the city by the mail special last ii°°°'P 0°

X iu .'r.o.J i no-<1 f D nm _

whexre he wtiilleiictfigiiyas the agulzmlit dl! thc Qfgnap go. 0Cl;‘ldren‘PgT 312500:”

- nap o, ...)- en a les 1

Dr: G. H. Marven, dentist, who has (SMP N0-. 13fu'00 R9mnF~ll;&°f been spending a few days in St. John, (Snap N0. l4.3l-We Will ‘ our

N. B., returned to Souris yesterday. (Snap N0. I5.)-»-The belt boy? Mr. andMrs.Jamiesonof Halifaxarrived *T (Snap N0. 16 Il--75 L68!-1191' Ulfd CBO", W0fl»h in the city by the Princess last evening. (Snap No. 17.)--400 yards Colored Dress Goods, They intend to make Charlottetetown » (Snap N°_ 18 their future home. Mr. Jamieson has ' _(gui, N°_ 1

ihas-boughtout the good will and business*

if-If A

in ,- ' -_ ..

the order since its organization in t° megest, Ins." T59 __ .1 _ _ _ ...ii .im 1.... ii. ii.. pmip-»»d= IM°'°;_£nm;f_1v,e;°m“”“m¢f §;m;__1; _ _ so... oy, .it

§ofa Company for the developmentiotthlai 'A C i ° i A V

otbog which contains about 1210 ,nerecand varies in depthfroin 3 to Nant.

_ A.srscuu.meetiugof the Town Connelly was held yesterday evening, the Mayor

_ and all the councillors present. The prin-

recently on_a. certain day and the lights were out. McKinnon went in and lighted a lamp. Policeman Henderscn was on the lounge apparently

plied that he was not asleep. Hs had been walking around Town until a short time previous te their visit when he came in and laid on the lounge fora rest. He

the light but. was not aware that it was imperative to keep the lights constantly burning in the Police Oflipe. It was 'also charged against him that he had neglect- ed to light the engine room lamp. This

cipal object of the meeting was to invest- ' igate charges preferred against policeman

AD. W. Henderson. Frank McKinnon and _ ,___ ____ ,_ _H __ George McC_almon amrmed that they call- ~ ` b

ed at the police station about 2.2041. m.

admitted that he had neglected to li ht 3

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

Closing prices June 1.

1181!

37 941 722 121;

American Sugar American Steel and Wire American Tobacco Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville New York Central

Rock Island -

St. Paul Tennessee Coal and Iron

United States Rubber An:-il Cotton ner 100 lbs

_ _ i _-_-i

REV. Donald C. Crawford, of New

Glasgow will occupy the pulpit of Central

_Christian Church to-morrow.

B1-:v. R.F. Whisiton, will preach in the

Christian Church of Montague Bridge

tomorrow.

362 632 81 } 1331

_ 109%

119 75!

Union Pac Pr'fd 35%

23%

Queen Hotel.

Formerly Perry Hotel,

limi Simi. Iliad il llmi’s Whil-

This new and commodious hotel is now

open lor business. Thoroughly fitted up with all the modern improvements, this hotel offers to the public accommodation,

which cannot be excelled n any other-on

the Island. Good tables, large airv bed- roams,_bath rooms, sample room°. Terms moderate. -Free coac_h»,to all trains and sreamers. ' Special aeoomuridation for

commercial travellors- f

runs! _;I'ERnY,ri.>p

Oct.6 div l vr. if 'C ' Snmmersfde.

I - I

D e ntizst r y

There are agreasmany .ills as the re-

sultof decay teeth and if you wish to be robust and healthy yon' should have all decayed teeth seen -after. Have them

misaifpoaibie, imii tiny are me far § genera be filled.-‘i 'them ci-owned md mvrally qua!

which saves them . All de-

caved roots shouldbe removed. 95 _gwoung of cha;-_

We fill the teeth with the beat materiel

obtainable and erownthem with Grid Platinum and Aluminum. Work guaran-

meacs ot the famous “Hale Method” and

add

museum ond. ou [fmuim known B»EI»L.I0'I"1'~ _ THOS-

teed. We practice painless extraction by the °m°°" or members °f the

_'I "Laughing Gas”] for extracting un- gr

A" l.Tl\ia A Ameetheti

it of.Eth:r C or

“ Oni- arti6cia.l`plate|, valcauite or metal PM guaranteed.

iz.. _ ,_ »-_ , _ _ »

.,-=_='*f_<?~€ 1' ""3 " ‘ ` £`*"‘~=`

l ` v iv , 'I W ` C iw i i L 4 _ ' . - ` <- ra im-

<2-._ r‘ _ _ QL- _ 1,~_-e&sF%f`i`r ~ _ `

15&,ll¥J in death benedts.

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mln.-ii

8 0

_¢ - ‘F4 1-I v-I \‘\

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B is

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H . lil! 1881 ` 1883 18143 lS8l 1886 18:6 1881 lm 1889 S? il 1:93 _ 180| 1 95 85 1890 Tm |8“7 1%

bi Q In November, 1885, the insurance pre-

miums payable by the members were put upon a sliding scale, and since that time 1 the surplus in the insurance fund has been rapidly increasing, and to-day it is over $837,000, all of which is invested in gilt- edged securities in the Dominion of Ca1_1~ ada, to which the operations of the society are confined. The membership is upward of 35,000, distributed in every province of the Dominion, and is growing unprece- dentedly. The society issues insurance policies for $500, $1000, $1400 and $2000, at the following rates, the foes being paid monthly in advance: Between the On On On Ou _Age of $500 $1000 $1500 $2000 18 to 25.........33::. 60c. 9.1¢. §_l.;.2O 2.§r.o30 _______ .mc 6.5¢. ssc.--f_I"3o 30to35..._._' .45c.

35to40_._..__..50c. 850. 128 4013040 . . . . . . ...55c. $100 159 200 . Not a dollar ofthe moneys collected for the insurance fund is or has been used for the expenses of management. Over two million dollars have been paid to members and theirdependents since the, organization of the society. ~

The sick and Guneral Benefit Branch is

a very popular departinent, and upwards of 18,000 of the members of the society are participating in the feature of the order. The benefits are $3 per week for the flrst§ two weeks of illness, and $5 per'-fweek -1 for? the succeeding ten. weeks, altogether _$56 during any year, besides a. funeral benefit of $30. The fees, payable monthly in ad-

' ' 140

1'/o

700. $1 05

vance are as follows Between 18 and 25 years . . . . . . . .. .25 cents . “ 25and 30 years 30 cents r

_ 3) and 30 .

“ 33`a.nd 49 years. .~ .'_.l._,»j.f”.

“ 40 and 45

During the year

'd out in sick and funeral

edmales

ill

dkiyeansofagc,

5°' *“°!‘F_b°_1‘*31il£ For further particulixre

T888.

C. R. Inaersoll. Hizll' _ERNST GARTUNG. S. O.

'iw

absorbing whxlei

1 aiu-Killer, Perry Davls’. 50. 50c". `

charge he denied. 'After considemble ill; _ r 1 spirited discussion in which all the ‘

councillors took part, Councillor James

. . . _. » _ . 1 _ __ f . ,_ _ _ McNeill moved that “we dispense with 5 ` ‘ _ _ V t this man`s service.” Seconded by ’ /__ _ Councillor D. M N ill. ‘ A W " 1"" A

, c e __ Councillor 9,/,. , ~\_

Gossmovcd thatfthe matter be- laid over ‘ _ , ' “ H

till 4"o’clock Monday afterncon,sccouded il _ - A and

by »Coun_,cillo_r Brace. considerable r ._ _ B discussion cmmcuim- Mon-is 'moved uni ~__;_; if- med him ,and P91101' _ML Henderson-be i-mmol ss iyiiyemn ' »\ _ proved crank ‘axle---th “f""”’*'°9' °f _$32 °°"_”f°“”‘ .12 - ._ _ _ less models-_-the

oclock Saturday when hlsptesent -month \ . - - expires until after the adjournment,-ofll _ ,_ strength on

the investigation on ° Moi1day.`__' This A '__-fl- 1 fl-‘Clly

amcndmentwas ascended by Cmrlfcidlor ` ' * 'i ‘\\ Cleveland

D. McNeill. On being. put Messrs. _ ‘ ' - ‘ '

Morris, McNeill and McNeill voted for; " l * “ *F » - ”

Gnss, Kirk and Brace against. ` Mayor

'__ I* _ 7 _ _

p gavethe casting vote an favor _ /,_ ,\_.» n _ &

oftheamendment. - ‘A ff' _ ` ' < 'B 1 1 ,,

A CERTAIN METHOD _ for” curing

cramps, (kin-rhoca and ‘dysentery is by us- ~ ing Pain- _ illcr.iThisme icine has sustain- ed the highest reputation for iover 60 gears; Avoidsubstitutes, there is butonel

i> w pcb.rc0NVOciiioNZswf. -ff-f`1=~»-~ lb

those who in preparatory colleges have

acquired aknowlcdge of that Yet, notwithstanding increased

to study, considerable time. has devoted to general self-improvement

_ asa result. there’is_edited bythe a» small monthlymagazine, which

‘ r the purpose of fostering.-college

besides affording

°¥' studentsof trying

vniivrtunities to

and

at the same

allhrding

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WILL BEA

L0llG T0 BE !RE'M$BEli£D AT6 6

-=A lot of Silk worth up -~l5 dozen Ladies Linen

to 9¢', Saturday

-50 dizzen Melfs

Cotton Boch

emstitched

-15 pieces Print Coitonr, the Bc

-Our famous 95c Lily Kid

e, the l0c

-Ladies’ Black Cotton

--_Hanksome White `Mus!mr,

-144 Ladies' Belts all ¢0l0rl

Snap No. l0.>--1200 Ladies duo White H

l~-A line of"lf§n slits, ‘the

l---is a line of Ladies’ good

SNAP No. some

ofthemell)ua '00 Sarnrdayonly Whyuthxastore

SHAPE'

they get left

asleep. To this charge Mr. Henderson re- »\ Q

‘ `:¥`; 1;/ ' "- 6" I i \

cam beii l ° '~ - ~ “ff

ere are some of the most

e automatic oiiing coa te

for your _

Y eu'

_\1tl?€l' ll1¢_iiil`eren9e_, -to. -results, discouragelaud disheartenthc lovers of

(Continued from the fourth -Page.) r _ sport, and unti`|__é,ve/_r_`,} imim feels

-..1f4 _T ~'

Sf“1<=¢“'r°» we 1= fullr; evvfsfiliiilnhgt 11 tiléiyiniomgrliiegzgaixriiiixl gifiiif b°”¢fW,~,~_ __ __ 011 __ ates lend their symp'athy_,_aud_ moral,s_npl the °d“°°*i°°“l ”£“°9fi@StS " °f. Der# U0 !»h0Se'_Wh_0 battle for fthe honor this Ponce. f°f___. °Win@ .. 3><_>;~;a the ihesea and .....i"B1'.'....1=i£ii.;'f'. Q.-`iii"i.e ~“°i”~“?1‘#‘ *ff Pl°°P”°`*2.» #Hd _¢f%¥1lvff5<`!l°__\1° aimcsni-nevimbic mléu`1c`orevei-yéuecr entire absence of illness among the _P1-`in`l¢,_,' studentsfthg presfmbed h”' 'Mar V0l\1l1¢&l'.Y miliibary drill among tne young been done more thoroughly 'or’__witlT mem howe_vef._ hw 1mdve,.y_bene5cml “_ greater enthuSi¢§ini.%l1<l_bh¢f5fi5l“ 8\1lbS.andflet_ us' hdpeiiihiita ciiii`st‘c6i-gq',i lug feeling that ,the time ‘is lnovwligginéi \§,¢n0'digi;g};g th°a`jhohbf` when Prince of Wales College. ought to gf g}{é'_Cg1i§`ge ;h"`°',',mp' 'em;_{¢`,‘,’, be advanced to the standing-of~`a__¥niver=i ` militia ,nf Bnttliis 'duty sity. But however this Fe, it is _ Wm ',-1e`v'¢1{e fupgn *J " s`md'e’h-£5 of most desirable, that without delay the future yeafs; ,HQ ~ "imw curriculum”-sliou'_ldbe _modified sons _gboug to ` segamte ind begin the include thcrstudy of German, in order_._`to 3;;-u`g§j`§°§|{f,`,`_ enable our graduates to compete on on mg time men fr in W '

terms, in higher seats of learning, with under the the guidance of

’W'Asm1voron,.,__

regret,

yet we are

perhaps we

recalling the

course,

THHEYEAJDEEIL

ml to~