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I FIRST PRIZE ESSAY

|13 Welcome Soap Co`s School children’s ggpfitien By Riithgwarrea age I4 years, gale ‘I lhgh School.SI|inmeralde. P. E. l.

Iam more than pleased to have as a nbiect for an essay so useful and im- ,giant an article as soap. I am sure anyone could say some- iinz about soap.. _ 1 was always. since I can first re- gmber, fond of using it; and loved nuve it to rub in warm water and gsitmaking white loam and pubb‘es ithe basin,aud then the del‘ght of Rowing bubilas through acliy pipe, jpped in soapy water, and watch them , |yiag up and soaring like small worlds yuh 80 many pretty colors. I stil love the childish pastime and can now U-iw much lirger bubbles tian the fir t Ihlew, witiout using as much soap. ‘ Besides tiis soip has many attrac-

h`ms for me, though perhaps not every- gaat my age has seen it in the many nys that I have.

Before soaps came to be as cheap as

they now are my grandma had her an- , ml soap mikinv Hers was minu-

_t`1e sake of its p‘ea.sant fragrance. I ilines _on the streets, and as -f ---.i-.........._e.; can hardly tell which perfume is the little injury to private property f

most pleasant ti me. but I like to as possible. Because an In-. I

_sniff tie “Welcome” what aver may dian could live happy in be its fragrance everytime ti a wigwam,or because the`City Surveyor _ ; _.'

wash with it.Th.rs is an old saying that and Chairman of Street Committee a _

"cleanliness is next to godliness” and might enjoy a stump fence around their if t iis be true missionaries should tike dwellings, is no reason why the public r ~ -_

.lots of soap on their missions to tlie should be expected tofollow the same -i

pgacivil5zad,and think the donation of tastes. A coat of paint or even lime- ` ____NOW' ON SALE."

p in our mission boxes should bs as wash woull never hurt the posts nor » °

acceptable as dollirs. destroy their durability. It is within li ill the Bookstores and at . I have heard of ii dog who was fond the power ofthe city council ti make B- nf 5390!’-'S NSPS

of soap and used to lick the cakes when- these rsgnl itions. Stand. ‘

ever he could et his tonvue on them. Will the do it or will it be as ’ _ ' If he had onlygbeen a boy’ or girl and with ev erylhing of importance-ndlgsllaihlt _ Cl?|i(;;t;t°`§n,-rims Fog Edward (fmm “I looul-l speak, I am sure he would be from t`ie word go. Citizens complain The Srangglersfof Holllajidntslbnve, b Mr jusa called a slick tiugue orat ir. continually of these eyesores. Will our ti¢¢ FitzGerald (Illustrated) y i

A lady always test d the qua]-"councilwake up and deal vigorously EUIY MiSSi°l\lfi6iH P- E- Island. Rev. J. C-

ity of soap by put ing a piece with the matter. Ma°'Pi"=l1- _

inti boiling water, and when - REFORM. A B°“"”g S.°l’g la P°°‘“l bl' May Cafwll

the soap was pure, there was pure ` » . ` 'Y

- . . - Ago, by Flora T. Cameron

oil iliating on tip, and if any other - _ matter cones ou top, she pronounced it AN Tl§.\liillllIc.(i`»r§ii\llyy Waters (a Poem) by J' impure, but I have not used this test 1'* - Fox Shooti b R bert k' for "Welcome-Soap” untill write my I-Yldlll! 0f A Negro ln Louisiana. _ Lot 20-Fnrgin yFo:)est tdcllialiiii, by J. A. pax; g35ay_ -1 Ready, B. A. (Illustrated)

There are many kinda of SMP” (Dm New Orleans, La., June I5.-Edward Wh¢ We Began lo Kick and how we do it-e

me delicately Perfumed soap, for the Gray, a negro, who was arr isted in Sl. II, by J. M. Sullivan (Illustrated) Re

_ . _] 1, h bo t _, lsle St.Jean (a poem) by Rev. J. T. R ~

tender skin of babies, up t i the common 023:] PHE gli' U I? Ye ¢' 58° Witt? The Origin ot the Mdicites’ by Lamencgg# gs)

~ B homemade soap for the rou her o k I 6; 'fn' ,anc ‘er n9gr9' al W 1 , -

hunted on a much smaller seal: and I scrubbing ,my cleaning th? Pa; rant; Chlfged ‘UU 5 591°-93 °f b“{`g|a1'~°~'»‘ 33 Howaitiio by W L Cotton Lawn Mowers) '

iappoma small ir po: thin any soap ¢ b ft gd h k lynched yest rday aftir havipg been re- i Th Aimigi, D 11 , b ISN M

Horpnow uses.:lhoug';i seemegoggand u ;)pPs ziieimymeglg; °;l;:§`cmaL Buch leased by _tale authoritieshliecaiisse lhérs- ou: New ygk fetfin gy H A R Ice I' eaim. F reezgrs, '

mug to me, w eu it gan to on V," cm- m. _ boy- d t. i. was no evi ence against 'm. ince is 3~§¢nd5olor sample oo _ '

huqve. and mt like ii picture Oi than sifrveiixiirpuffoses, cf§,f,‘;§,§’; coniinerrientcriy iris 'been very sink I ' ` _ M W 1H(l0W SCTBGHS,

lluviua, in eraption,on a small scala, mdhe,1,ngwms_ 3,89 is aompa,-9_1 *Hd Wll8l1_1‘¢l0§lS0<l P0 8011011 f0l‘ U10 - "IB Ps lSla|l|l “§aaZ||lE, S D A

“lim “gmt 33 t ’mbl° U my Wil' I to a iefiner’s fire, as a purifier. $20 Ufilili frlelads Ill): the p irish 0; St. P_ 0, BOX _ Green . `

nswarn not to come near or ear ,, Mm mb-t held e r. e ma e is way as ras , 0|, I pp _ ~ being ww many a dreadful 1 the ma; 30,1 521° of meevegmmf Reserve, where his strsngti gaveout. .» " °"°‘°'"" E' I A large vairletys _ _ ,.

°°° ` '\_"*1°*_* °l41=!|li°°°¢ ‘nature in me whois exiiiiiiuoii; ni., °*“1"° T‘“b°“°°°° ¢'\_'° “'1° new ° on on._'rii¢ Prince some Irina - - ~ ' J’ ‘

I hope thatin ycfur “_ [be] ' d 1 “blanket and allowed him to s'eep on M - '

N* “ct ry ne such pre y a -i an manyco ered varities the Porch ot an nathan” Darin the uaglagnle is for sple throughoutbthefslanii

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sulrouudp". _~&:'e°;Bcg?l:§E:;0nl2_ ey th” catches' flight a mob crossed tiioriver ind tak. K

6rsndill~ i~t`ll.-ln. : t.ins that her is uw nmlizmg md 'han ingGray from where he rest=d hanged Summerside-Small & ,Bearie\`o’s and s '

makesthe -l tif- l andr than any diunlnd in “tar nd P” “Pom the him to a tsee. The lyuching is bitte_rly|"D._K. Qurrie’e. . ,

new soap . ~’- one thing I ~ , - ’ » denounced and to-day Judge has

5, that mm , ho; nuke mei, 5 gs.. Pham’ you Wlu. see me _leaves freshen instructed the rand `u of the rish I

.N Y land the bloom increase. I hope any 5 3 '7 - P’

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PIHIY t GIIILDREII

Become Sfrollg and l'l¢1||fl\y by using Dr. A. W.

_ ChaSe’s Nerve Food.

Children are frequently left weak and sickly lan after result of measles, Scarlet fever, etc., IH in this state are easy prey to nervous Qaders, rickets, spinal disease, or consump- lm, diseases which do not affect robust, hhhy children. ` 'llie blood is weak and watery and the nerves iproperly nourished. Feed the blood and Ives with Dr. A. \V. Cha.se`s Nerve Food, ldthe pale, pinched faces will soon become

:ly and plump, and tiredness and _W€HkIlCS ' give way to strength and animation.

Mr. F. \\'. Day, 62 Close Avenue, Toronto, Flies: ".\ly eldest daughter, aged eight, be- llllevery much run down. Her fretful, ner-

YIIS. Sleepless condition grmtly alarmed her Items, She was taken rom school, and in

Eof the best nursing, the thin, weakened,

‘ face grew painfully worse. Fortun-

Hy we used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. An *tenement became apparent in a. few days, lteutinned, and in a few weeks she returned Ulthool built up anew, and greatly to our joy

restored to health." _ .A. W. Cba.se's Nerve Food, 5oc. a box.

llll dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & C0-» Twente.

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iii ii Q llhase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

Did it ever occur to you that most railroad UC!! die of kidney disefme? Such is the fact, however, and the dismse is h|0W!l among railroaders as “railroad kidney."

Thefirst and most marked symptom isaweak, llmearn ii ii it Y iii' it mst

ac ing :ic _ ou may in a r

'hailed are only tired; but as this trouble iri- °'¢Scs diy by day, kidney disease, with all its hfors, is fast claiming you as a victim. _ML Geo. Cummings, for over zo years eri- ¥“°¢l’ Ori the Grand Trunk running between_ du°"°“P0 and Allandnle, says: “ The constant

‘Y with my work gave me excessive pains in

‘Y b3_Ck, racking my kidneys. I tried several 'Ulledies until I was recommended by my fire- Rini Mr. Dave Conle , to try Dr. Chase's

ldnfi’-Liver Pills. '¥`wo boxes have com- plmll Cured me and I feel to-day a better man &d;‘_'§r. I recommend them to all my

bit Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a

in her simpli way of making d - called mu - and said it was only to hide its $26: `P 33138 young Tglkg) M122; butl will excuse its faults, for to what in the evening' for me

_rt even shoull a l tt e get in at reader 0, this W-lu u, ‘to make every effort to bring the = uilty _ _ y the ‘ioa wasnt _ . . =

_hmg t"“°~” 5°” “?°d “°'°"_'d "3" ’ for their plants. It also 'chegks tie P‘m°° t° J"°°°°° M°r°u°’- uw °th°ri "'°~ t °“`:°'“°s mt" "'"°" 7°" vermin as they cannot it ind the soa “°g'° “mst d’ V” l7°°h.°d 1”'

°‘“"° G""“i“°“ “°'°’ “’°d 'In the olrlen time , we are told, tangy N,_°__'°”'_b°" , ,, _

purpose of falling tion homespun cloth, tihs we are told was the sociable event of the year. p The cloth to be fnlled was first soak- ,

ed in strong soap and' water, and then ll spread out on long tables made of boards then the lads and lsssies gather- ed on each side of the beard, began the work of rolling and kneading together back and forward until the cloth was thick and ileecy, this was the effect of the soap and water on the wool of the cloih.

The cheer and jolly sport t`iat entered l into this work with the songs and merry laught r of the young folks is,

visits upon mother and babe alike the results of the mother’s neglect of her own health. It is an oft-told tale-the mother dies in the ag- ony of child-birth, and in a few short months the sweet babe follows her to the cemetery.

If women will only learn, and teach their

said to far surpfiss the pleasure of any il social event of the present day; but without the _soap it ceitiinly would have beeen a dry affair.

I daresay much could be added to this essay on the uses of soap but I will` conclude by wishing you the best of i success in extending throughout our fair Dominion the sale of your un

equalled “Welcome Soap.”

THE EDITOR’S MAIL.

‘ The Post Nuisance.

SIR, -A glance along our si.reets`

should convince the most skeptical that Charlottetown is a well posted city. And so it is. If the civic rulers were half as well posted, there would be liss of these posts dangling and ex- hibiting eveiyiconceivable shapes and occupying all fantastic positions upon our public ways. The city streets are fast growing to resemble a forest of-L dead trees whose limbs were lirst clean- jr ed off by fires and whose trunks were. twisted bya eyclone into the thou~a`nd`

.and one shapes of geometrical science “

Eaud illustrating every proposition of tEuclid_ We have

Posts long and posts rough, ,

” Posts short and posts tough;

Posts crooked, cu1'ved. straight, Posts, red, brown, grey and buff.

Some are planted in t'ie gut ers and

some well upon the sidewalks in higgledy piggledy order and chaotic confusion. The acts incorpor- ating all the electric companies have left with the City Council the regulation of these nuisances. Are the council possessed of gumption enough to take this regulation in hand? If you can- not relegate t`iem ti the dimes you can at least compell them to be placed

daughters, the supreme importance _ of keeping the distinctly feminine organism in a perfectly vigorous and healtl:i_v_ condi- tion, this evgij-greciirring tragedy will S0011 be a story of the past. _If women who suf- fer from weakness and disease of these del- icate organs will write to _Dr_ R. V. Pierce at Buffalo, N. Y., they will learn that in order to recover a_nd n1a,}1_!i3\Y1 ¥l`~@1f'hf3m1 in this respect, it is not geiierally necessary to submit to the humiliating examinations and local applications insisted upon by physicians. In writing confidentially to Dr. Pierce, a woman places her case, with- out charge, in the hands of an eminent and skillful specialist, for thirty years chief con- sulting physician to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute _at Bu_E`a1p. Y.-_One Of the leading medical institutions in the world, with a staff of nearly a score of emi- nent practitioners. Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription cures all weakness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine. Honest druggists recommend it instead of urging ii substitute for a little extra profit.

“ I h'ive been a great suB'erer from female dis-

Floyd Co., Ga. " I was confined to my bed UNCC years. Niue bottles ol’ Dr. Piercefs Favorite Pre- scription completely' cured me."

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Dr. Pl€l'C€ S }f;'g;,,y,,,= ;;‘;;,,;f and good health is largely a matter of healthy

laxative, and two a mild A - Cathartic. They never gripe. Druggists sell them.

"sPEciAi. '

Hughes REriEniEs HUGHES’ CUUGH ”|XTURE

For Cousin, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness. an all Pulmonary aiections Price 25 centa.

HUGHES’ CREOSOTE MIXTURE '

MOCIICIHBS

no1°i1ER AND BABE. i Nature is cruel and

easesuf writes Mrs. c c. clark, of New R»rrie,\. some and useful articles. Silverware

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3’Ctivity of the bowels. Di:1._hPi':rcrs Pleasant f0l‘ quallllty; 3112 Pellets cure constipation. ey are Sale. Sllfe e Ii e room wi 8 so D t e and speedy, and once taken do not_have to be i _ 8 p tai-ren always. one miie -~i>eiiei'- is a gentle 8|-f,1¢1e he wants at our store, a good

an elegant. pre aration for Chronic ,

35cents. ~

_ Bi-onciiiue and ‘img Disease. Price A DODD’S RHEUMATISM CURE _ '

ikriplosgilye cuirle for Rhpplmagoiscm. A ___

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spwa, Remedies ,,,,,,,,,,,_, ,,,, DY GRAND TRACADIE BEACH

SPEPS , . LGESTION, CONSTI- °

PATIol,{ew1__\'§w_, Prince Edward island.

For the Best English Drugs and g§§“I’P”°°d,,,km f,‘§'§n‘;°§}‘§0"',§§ P1°°‘““'°'

mt Ci.\'.'UU.l8fB OPGDBJDIYIS

.=5c. atm, at all dealers, or Edmanson. perpendicular, to be Of evgni DRUGGBT ° | ' ¢_ H ALL' Manager

es & Co. Toronto. sizes ' - ' » ° June 8 dt

' ' and °°°“PY‘°S B“`“'t§bf- at in A mesa ' Hail.

’ harlottetown? po nes Sn i i 3 ‘

Cllllrdl. Mimster and Elders For Ymrs

Siurie-D. Sutherlaudb. _ W _ Ht. Stewart- Douglass & Jardine. ' ' Montague-F. S. Macdonnld’s.` _ Cardigan-L. H. Owen. Alberton-G. S. Huttart’s. Tignish-J. A. Brennan-’s. Kensington-Dr. Banach.

- ` Annandale, Lot 56 -C. 0. Howlett.

Orwell-W. J. Clarke.

Crapaud-0 B. Wadman.

Morell-H. D McEwen.

Emerald-F. P. Murphy.

Stanley Bridge-Wedlock Bros.

Solid Kumfurt

_ is what you want this time of

year-Our“Solid Kumfort Ehoes" are all the rage, we have them in Congress, Laced and Southern

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ORDINARY

Values that we wish you to

call and see, when we ask you to look at our

t Ready-to-iiaai CMM

Nlen’s

Suits

tie, a nice soft upper with a good sole. \Ve dont ask you $3.50 nor $3.00 but $2.40 takes a. pair. Worth double the money. See them at _ I

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If you are undecided about what to

get for the W'edding Gift, call at our ;store,look over the goods. No trouble’ ' to show them. We have many hand-

will be perfection in durability,beauty ,of design and brilliancy of finish, if bought from us. We have also some lfin China. and Beautiful Glassware

Wedding Ring. R-ight size, right quality and right price.

JUREY & Go.,

Sunnyside.

Opposite Qost Office.

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Finest boating, bathing, fishing. Write for

Because ordinary values you can see anywhere but it’s a saving of atleast 35 per cent on you pur- chase.

How can we 'do this ? ° The reason is we bought the

goods that much less at the Doull 3° Gibson great retirin sale and to give our customers the beneI of the low prices paid for @ goods.

We always make it a rule

- when we buy at ii. bargain we ld

Worth 35 pei' cent more. all ll bargain-

J. B. llllacbonald & Go,

LEADERS IN LOW PRIES.

IE-’]'_»A1\`.l"I‘ F'@C)ID.

We manufacture complete Fertilizer used in preparation-

Dried Blood, Bone Meal

accumulated in killing of hogs, combined with

Potash Salts and gig” of Selle

suppyling-the crop in suitable proportion, association and form, with the Plant Food it requires.

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