THF GUAR.DT~\N' “P ART,0'l"l`E'l`0WN JULY 4 i899

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‘We regret that we are unable to reproduce here the very clever and

:ll drawn sketches that illii-vratotl the last line of above extract. from the ize Essay of .\Ia~:tei' A. C.-iineroii Yan Buskirk of Bi‘1flg€p0l`f, _}<- S-i 11

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The liov ietlecfs exactlv the \'~i~<lict- of all housekeepers that have tried

Strong and pure. its action mild

Good for beast, or man, or child

-But best of all for-

The laundry and all household uses Buy Welcome Soap-

Save the wrappers and watch our coming announcements.

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Dhnldtetown every Frldayat 10o’¢lock' dnrhsgthe season of 1899 for .llax,l . i...= -'ait8umrnerslde, Por# dasling. ~-fi: aimimy, smut, emo --.W _§&l5N’. Salmon RiVQ~»_.Sl\¢_l$ g _,inferring iriirlssve

at gp. ln. inskin¢some° `_”“- ‘Phe 'Btehmer has excel- lent passenger accomodations. t Bison amidship. Special low heights will be given this season. l

Further information apply to

W. W. CLARKE. I’

Agent

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

And Its Attractions to Tourists.

Prince Edward Island`s' summer

climate is delightful, and the scenery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur. rounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the seabree zo, and the advantages that can only be de- I rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de- grees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 in-

habitants. and is the capital. It has many great retail stores,besides a large wholesale trade. It has a Gas Ligni and Power Company, two Electric , light plants, and a street railway is in ` embryo. lt has a tlrst class water works and sewerage system. It is famed for its wide and shaded streets its many pleasant drives. the principil of which is the new Paik Boulevard, its attractive surroundings, pure water. . and clear, cool and bracing air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and a large and elegant new Opera House. l also has several line public buildings and a market which is one ef the chief sources ofthe citizens’ pride. _ It has one of the largest and best equipped ‘ pork-packing establishments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park--a favorite summer resort-while on the east are the magnilioent' new ,Exhibition Buildings and Driving Park. Chief among its public squares is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beauti- fully laid out with blooming plants of ,every description, fountains, and well arranged walks, ard enlivened with a band of music during the summer even- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of Charlottetown is charming, and belies ter. _duties *I* *headset stirsu I ‘ prices. Boats can also p»te_amers_mn regularly on the bayuiid rivers. alordiug most 'pleasant excur- sions. The principal hotels are Davies, ,lQueen, and Revere. _

Summerside has about 4000 inhab-

itants. It is situated on beautiful Be- deque Bay. It has the largest and Hnest de artmental store in the Maritime Pro

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RUYAL UAK SUAP

Unequalled, unapproached for

the money. Made here.

All grocers.

It’s Worth

Y°“ W"""’ f ni-wieiiyssiilings nn

.‘(1Jh§rlout}t‘etown for Boetpn via Hawkes-

to get our prices on Honda before

purchasing.

We invite of stock and if you favor us with the privilege we feel sure of making

' a sale. All kinds of Canned

mf! IIE SOLD Il MXH LIKE Tllll. ' TAKE UIILY

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elite Sem” E°ef°==°ff-=g-= Omoo at Charlottetown and Et. Jehu,

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D~O-D-D-’S

C°“S“1Ul"§ Entlineer for General Work,S

stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and sewer- page are being agitated for. The hotels are-Clifton. Russ, and Campbell.

Georgetown and Souris have a popu-

lation of about 1.000 each. In the former are the Aitken, and Tapper hotels and in Souris the Sea View.

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant

summer resort, is the Lansdowne hotel. In Alberton, the Albion Terrace and Wisner. In Tignieh the Railway; in Kensington, Clark's and Commercial ;in Montague, McDonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson.

The following hotels open for the

summer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View ;at Stanehope, Mutch’s; and Cliff. At Brackley Point. Shaw’s; at Rustico. Seaside; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton. Seaforth, and at Pownal, Florida.

tioned there are other lowrs an

commodation, while many farm housei prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and streams teem witt. trout, the bays with mackerel, while game of almost every description abounds.

N. B. - Visitors to Prince Edward Is-

land, who desire full information re- garding hotels and boarding houses. trains, boats, livery stables, etc., and how to reach the different seaside and country resorts. fishing places, etc.. can obtain the same by writing to or calling on Messrs Johnson & Johnson. Druggists, Prowse Block, Charlotte-

1'. town, and Mr. D. K. Currie Water St_

Summerside, where all informatioi will be cheerfully given free of charge

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All hotels and farm houses having ac-

commodation shonld register at the

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Halifax.-La Grand Igchesse Wednesdays 4 m. S. S. Haliftx Sahardl ll .- Hlbketa for-sale atstatfonzbn Rall

_ above places at once, stating charges,

nature of accommodation, locality, and such matters as tourists would like t know about.

SOLDIER’S GOOD FORTUNE.

Gunner Napoleon Comtais of the R. C. A- Cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Quebec. Tuly 3.-_Napoleon Comtais.

gunner, No. 3Company of the Royal Canadian Artillery Siationed at Citadel |1f1‘6. considers himself a lucky mar . He will wearthe queen’s uniform for ye~.rs yet. Hs expected at one time th” *WNY disc ass would necessitate his quitting the service. But he heard' of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. p Gunner Comtais received a letter re- cently asking about his cure. Ho re-

t plied as follows.

Royal Canadian Artillery Library

Quebec, Juno lst, 1899

D081’ Si1‘.- I received your letter and

hereby certify thatl wascnredof Kid-

~ Piiii‘iilés` lin the Face.

In addition to those already men-

d vil-

lages in the Province with hotel ac-

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Allilllle Peculiar

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which is readily

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llr. 0hase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

Did it everoccur to you _that most railroad

men die ol' kidney disease?

Such is the fact, however, and the disease is

known among railroaders as ‘ ' railroad kidney. "

The first and most marked symptom isaweak,

lame and aching back. You may think at first that you are only tired; but as this trouble in- creases day by day, kidney disease, with all its terrors, is fast claiming you as a victim. .

Mr. Geo. Cummings, for over zo years en- `neer on the Grand Trunk running between Toronto and Allandale, says: " The constant duty with my work gave me excessive pains in my back, racking my kidneys. I tried several remedies until I was recommended by my lire-

man, Mr. Dave Conley, to try Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. wo boxes have coin- pletely cured me and I feel to-day a betterman than ever. I recommend them to all my friends."

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a

dose, 25c. a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.

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‘Messrs DEARBORN Q CO.

GENTL_EMEN;f--I have examined a sample of

Dearborn’s Perfect Baking Power and hd it_a pure CreamTartar Powder, free from Phosphates, Alttill Lime, Ammonia or any injurious ingredients, and to test 18 per cent Carbonic Acid.

(Signed) MAYNARD BOWMAN, B. A.

Government Official Ansyist.

[F or the sake of comparison, we give the official test of

Roya1:Ba,king Powder, which is 12.74 per cent.]

BIG REDUCTIONI

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IIIISCELLANED U8 ITEM S

D -Lo 's Pleasant worm

Syfzp ivsvthe safest and most effectual

remedy to give children for worms of all

kinds." No needof Castor Oil afterwards as it contains its own Catlharie.

People who know the least always

want to tell the most.

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Should keep on hand a_ bottle of Hagyard’s Yellow Oil. lt is clean touseiandwill not soil the clothes. Cures cuts and takes pain and limbers up still, sore Joint

Falling in love isa serious accident.

Can all be permanently removed by Bur- docli Blood Bitters. Mr. E. P. Barnaby, Merchant Tailor, Shelburne. N. S., says: “After paying out money to doctors and not getting cured, I tried B. B. B. After usin it for a time the pimples all vanished and have never troubled me since.”

- A one-logged man never has wet feet.

Instant relief' guaranteed by using MIL-

BURN’S STERLING HEADACHE POW-

ERS. No ,depressing after-elfects.

Self-made men seldom finish the job.

liiiarfa Llnieisiil (hires llanilrull.

Ladies wear corsets just for form

sake.

Summer Coughs are vften '=h° hardest to shake od. A,bottle or two of Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup, though, cures the severesli coughs, colds, hoarse- uess or sore throat.

Silence is golden, but it pays agents

to talk on.

WEATHER PRUPHETS.

How a rheumatic sufferer knows when

a storm is brewin . After he takes Mil-

casting is spoiled. This remedy removes every trace of Rheumatism.

The lessa man stays at home the

more his wife finds him out-

Hagyard’s Yellow Oil is prompt to _re-

lieve and sure to cure coughs, colds, sore throat, pain in the chest, hoarsenees, quin- sy, etc. Price 2-Sc.

The man who saws wood doesn’t get

into much trouble.

linai-¢l’¢' Liiilmeiit Cures Bums, etc.

Sick Headaches. however annoying and

distressing, is positively cured by LAXA- LIVER PILLS. They are easy to take and never gripe.

Man’s fall is often attributable to ban

ana peel.

linard’s Linimsiil Reliever Neiiralgia.

Time is money, but we have all We

want of it.

Laxa L`vcr Pills have become the ladies

favorite cathertic. /They act without: any griping, purging or sickening, and if per- sisted in for a time cure habitual Constipa- tion.

It’s -to pleasant to take that children cry

for it; but it’s death to worms of all kind . DR. LOW’S WORM SYRUP. Prices 25. All dealers,

Some men are never sued because

hey are not worth a sou. '

liiiarfs Liaisisiittur sale evsnwhefen *|

but-n’s Rheumatic Pills his weather fore- , N 5 w

' For th_e next ten days we will make special prices ol

all wheels in stock. ' _ »

We have too many ladies wheels on hand, very

prices will be made on these. _ `

_Great chance for exclaan 'ng our old wheel for s new

one as we want some secondiandywheels, =

Don_’t forget to call and see us when in the city dl

Dominion Day.

Anything and everything in the bicycle line.

T; ; . . _ ~;»‘,a_:. . Y , X p. , - - *__* :=;,3_¢.‘»_» ` I, ogers t

Kent Street, Opp. Massey Harris Implement Wareham _

nGAY’$ PLANTS

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10 dozen bedding annual Flowers lants for 81.00. Large

over Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to 35c per dozen. Sweet William, Rocket, Forget-me-not, 4c each, 30c per dozen. _T _

Vegetable Plants-Extra early transplanted Cabbage Plants nt 400 Q ,

~l00. Celery, transplanted 40c, extra early Tomato for ripe frttih We -

_ydozi-rn, later Tomato l2c per doz. Outside Cabbage Plants for fall Sl

winter use,10c per l0O,80c per 1000. If to be sent by m_ail,4c ext!! X 5? for postage. Orders to the value of $1.00, will receive to the vel# M _l ‘ $2.00 orders tio the value of $2.50; $3.00 orders to the value of 0835; `f 5 orders to the value of $5.00. Please remit with order. (write plain). dress, J. J. & Son, Nursery Gardena, Charlottetown, or call at *O Market or Garden, Head of Prince St. Telephone 180.

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iable Watch. You never know the time, and are cols-

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3 We dont care to handle any-

thing else. Call and give us the verdict of

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The subscriber will pay to any per-

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