For the Finest Finished

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Prim work Conte to the umm; studio CARIGIII PLATINOTYPIO ARTIST! PROOF!

GEO. H. COOK.

NEW DesB¥!BAY BLOCK. The Studie when baby is always welcome

l Arrived

CORN EXTRACTOR

TAKES AWAY THE CORN ~ii."‘Z>“E§"1»i‘.ilG“‘3fn§i`<° ii?

Wi ’ TRACTOR for three nights null mornings, then soak the feet in hot water, the corn will come out as easily as can be. ’l‘he whole thing is as easy as

taking off and putting on Jour stockings. Pnce x5c bot e.

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LARGE OR SMALL

Large or :mill parcels of laundry work

shirts, coiixra and coin receive equal attention from us. Dou't imagine that we neglect small

ggrrels you mav want laundered. We do our

sion one cllar a d

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Phone 15| will hri ng our team to your door

STAR STEAM LAPENDRY, Kent St. one 15|

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DELICIOUS. , ICE COLD

SUDA WATER

That’s what the 'people say

when they drink Mabon‘s Soda Water.

All flavors

5c.

Mabon’s Drug Store, Sonris, P. E. Island.

WANTED .

'1`Y1¢ man' always 4 drop his

chriniessy, eaten to cali ss" our

A chain on a watch is economy. We are making a specialty of chains of various styles_and prices. Call and select. ~

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1° f°w»=»¢°v1==»° f°“"=”- terse, , J , A marinas wuiranuasseauie. ' into .. ' in _ ' SJ, mu -'rsomauaaiq raiser- nq,".r¢ry .,_*;*§,gmv°“ ,°°1"‘“* *°"‘° °“" “"* ‘.'ii'.II‘°.&n'2‘2.°I.°iri'.`.`.‘“.£.'I.".2,..*I`.S'”.t..`

onuiommva rests s. ia., rm mr

B S. 7100901. Regular train will leave 'lykl

_ I-t.i1s:’u. tin any as alta. harms.

», lhoaeao., ammungmsnnssramwqt taser

'Ill UULIDILI, CBARLUITBTOWI IIIICI IDWAID UIAID, JULY Lg, lol(

_ E§TABLlsH ,ertarlnlg their hnarznaa in The Guard-

w' wt “_ I ED |868_ an ree star on t e orthumberland. -

§'§,”i‘,,°,‘§§f'°__‘_’;°‘jf’_;‘m Reporters 'and Correspondents

iii illtlasl liitsltv Sluts on P. E. lslantl e:":r~;f.s.rf:-.:=»e:..,

; .lusl

_We have just

received 60 pairs

of won1en’s fine

Dongcla Shoes,

Seal Top and

Heavy S o 1 e s,

best value ever

offered for

$1.85,

Alley & lin.

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the Mills. ~ Royal Stuart,

Fedora, GYPSY. . Beacon,

iin bbls and % bbls at

& FlyTime-We have on hand s large

stock of fly pads, paprrs, poisons etc., including W\lson's and Davis' poison ,psds, sticky ily paper (tangieioot,)

Cmamaare

Arthur Murphy, Lowell, Mats. Richard and Mrs Crossman, Bar Harbor,

~ ‘ Maine

Received to~day direct f1'0H1

' .

the Dreseot'|.ims of the Home Comers

Maas

R K 0'Conne| North Eastern, Mass

Mass

M J McCluskey, Boston

Miss E F McLeod, Concord, N H Mrs .l McCloskey and 8 children, Boston J A Murley, Boston _ Miss L J Palmer, Boston Mr- J Metzlg, New York i'l»t~- Berry, Ipswich, Mess, _Q Mark Bruce, New York '

Cass E Moody, Concord, N H

Paul Whelan, Providence

aiptva Whelan, Pawtucket, R I

P J Kelly ann wife, Haverhill

M|~s M A Kelly, “ E R Thorndon, Boston Mis D E Howard and child, Arlington,

Mass '

D Stewart, Denver, Colo

Mis D Stewart and and Denver,Colo.

Mary Bradley, Haverhill A

Katie McEntee, Lowell

Emma McEutee, “

Mrs L Maddoch, Princetown, Mass Mrs Jas Jackson and three children, Orange, Mass

Alice Ramsay, 'Brooklyn Mrs J Craig and two children, Brooklyn

Crawford Ramsay, “

Miss C McFarlane, Taunton Heien'Robertson, Rnxbury

Thos Robertson, Boston

Peter Bernard, Lowell ’ FannieIBernard, Lowell `

Mrs S McLellan, Nawtonville, Mass

Miss M F McLellan, “ “ Lilian Seaman, “ “ Mrs J Darrach, Dorchester “ Miss Cassie Scott, Neponsot, “ J D -rrach, Dorchester, “

Mrs S A Ross and 2 children, Ashmont,

Mass

S A Ross, Ashmont, Mass H R and Mrs Douglas, and one child, New London, Conn

Mrs J D Branscombe, Cambridge R B Currie, Sussex. N B ; Mrs C Yeo, Providence

C D Stems, Pawtucket, R I

Rev L J and Mrs Leard, Alma, N B

Mrs B G Pear-son, Roxbury

Miss E J Webster, Somerville Miss L Dingwell, Cambridge J A and Mrs Foley and three children,

Medford, Mass

Miss Freda Dalton, Boston Clara M Dalton. Dorchester

Miss B M O'Brieo, Dorchester Elizabeth E McCannell, Boston

W J McDonald, Montreal

E R and Mrs Hoyt, Everett

Ellen Csrlstrom, West Newton

Victoria Holm, " “ Agnes Swanson, “ “

Chas H Reardon, Boston

Geo McKinnon, Concord, N H W P O'Brieo, Briton, Mass i Lloyd and Mrs Montgomery, Roxbury

Samuel Sberran, Calgary

Geo Francis, “

Geo M Foster, Brookline

B M Lovell, Worcester

Wm Powers, Boston

May Lldstone, “

Mrs A G Smith, " 1

Florence McDonald, Brookline Miss V Smaiitnau, Attieboro

Mrs McKay, Everest

Leotta A Mc Phee, Chelsea, Mass

Alice Moors, New Bedford

Emily O'Oonnor, “

A B Stockai, Moncton

F W Christopher, Roxbury

Jas T Psndergast, Dorchester

Ali’ P Doyle, Briton, Mass

Geo Gorman, Boston

Urban Ready, Chicago

Mary V Nicholson, Cam bridge

Ella Morrison, Watertown, Mass Mrs T U Conroy and two children,

Cambridge

A. May, Boston

J B C Baker, PI. I)uvCheue.

vampire spiral fly catcher, and many ‘ other makes. You will find our prices right. Give ns a call. A W Rcddlu Phm B., Sunnyside. .

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Wanted at once a boy with some

experience to work at the printing. Apply at thh ollico. . tf

-A fetrgood permanent boarders can ethics rooms and board r. the Windsor Pownal sunt. Atooly early. lm a ea tt

-Music, ice cream, refreshments, Wisroiat theY.ll(.O.& norden Party aa Ile grounds ol H J Ouadail on the

ooaladlab. A special sl-alawllllsam

mouth

Everywhere-

our V2.1'i¢tY Of S0uV¢nir SP°°n5iB¢1t Miss M E 6'c°nn¢|1, N0;-gh Eaagun, , Tsar:-sorta subscribers will please add

SQUVENIR. Pins, Brooches, Cui? Links, is larger

JEWELRY. than ever before. The newest patterns.

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W, W. WELLNER, Jeweler,

Illllill ll ~

to their Directory Cards No. 303, Sir Louis Davies' residence.

Parousc Co's employees enjoycda

most delightful half holiday yesterday.

Sona. Susan King is discharging a

James Barrett.

Prrxa and Mrs. McGrath, city, left

yesterday for Montreal where they will spend a few weeks.

ATTENTION is directed to the list of

entries for the race at Georgetown en July 20th which appears in another column.

ANNouNcsMs:N'rs of _ meetings etc.,

should bo handed in tc the news depart- ment early each day and not later than 4 p. in. to insure insertion next issue.

Mosr people like music, all like a good

time. Yon'll have both at the garden party on the lawn of'H. J. Cundall on the 26th, lust. ith, Regiment band in atten- dance. Ics cream and refreshments for sale. Admission to grounds 10 cents.

DOES TOBACCO AFFECT THE HEALTH?

In a Thousand Ways its Excessive

Use is injurious to the System. Causes Heart and Nerve Tron-

bles.

That tobacco exerts a very decided ln-

tluence upon the body is unquestioned. Tnouuhttul physicians prohibit smoking in couvalescance iust as they do ln the formative years of youth, when the sys- tem is so susceptible to the action of nar- cotlcs.

In functional heart trouble the tobacco

habit is often locked for as a cause, and many a smoker waxes up at night feeling all the terrors caused by a fluttering palpltatlng heart. `

It there is something wrong with your

heart that makes you wake np with a start, you ought to take Ferrozone regul- arly, because lt is the best heart medicine made. All the muscles and nerves about the heart ara strengthened and given new force by Ferrozuue which is noted for its prompt cures of heart disease.

As a rule weak heart and weak nerves

go together, so it is important that Fer- rozone should be used until the nervous system is completely restore. From every part of America comes convincing evidence that Ferrozone possesses merit fear beyond the ordinary. It Lures are lasting, like that of a wall-known mer- chant in St Johns, Mr Philip T Drayton, who writes: "I can give good advice to everyone suffering from heart weakness. I was ln a very low condition a few months ago, and was unable to work. Without any apparent cause I would _lump and start. I could not sleep more than a hour without being awakened bg pain and palpitation of the heart. I use

ti b tio d F rroz

different prepara ons. u un c - one the best. It improved lmv general health,stIengtheued my heart und nerves and enabled me to go to work again. Nothing else ever helped my heart like Forroznne which has cured me perfectly. I would advise others troubled with either nerve or heart trouble to use Fer- rczons also."

No one everv used Ferrczana without

last benefits. It huiifis up weak pe0DlP. nourishes the starved nerves, and tones up the muscles of the heart. Ferrozone is prepared in tablet form, and is simple and convenient to takr; it is sure to help ou. y Do not allow an unscrupulous dealer to recommend anything in tne place of Fer- rozono. Got what you ask for. Insist on Ferrozorte which will he mailed to any add,-nga, price 500 prr box or srix boxes for $2.50, by N C Poison dt Co.. Tungsten. Ont., and Hartford, Conn., U S A.

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Paton Sc Cc., nave a large stock of

shamrock ties suitable for Ireiaml's Day.

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For men

iiiiiirs’noi;itliiidriiis

This is the third one this season. i

cargo of lumber at Connoily’s Wharb, fork

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White Silk

Kid Belts

white,

lap Silks, Gilt Buttons

Black, Ivor

Silk Insertion.

Gilt Braids,

Wool Tams,

Umbrellas,

Any variou

that are scarce at the present

Dress Trimmiugs,

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My 5‘°'"‘1°h "F I ii i*“iET.l‘fE** T‘*E.4l*“'csB<iSY

illiil liiiiiiil

Hrrivals at Stanl it B .

Ruching.

White Lisse Ruching,

in black and

Gun Metal Buttons, White Metal

Buttons, y and Paris

Steamer Rugs,

Table Padding.

s other goods 7. in the tuarlzet

STANLEY BROS.

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CHUICE GRO

CERlE5i,?éifi‘iiii,?

AT LOWEST PRICES.

TRY us wtrn Yoon

NEXT ORDER.

at highest prices-and

and the United States.

The Humphrey

A. WINFIELD SCOTT.

Wool Ex

get MONCTON MAKE

of TWEEDS. FLANNEL, BLANKETING, YARN. and READY-TO

the best wearing goods obtainable'-known tlrroiigltout Canada

OPERA riot'sr<: nur

PHON

changed

Bring Your Wool Here-

Clothing Store,

I.i)iNt`., Cii'Ti_>,wN,

E 63.

- - - Manager.

NOTICE?

Ou and :liter Saturday the mth

our store will be closed at 9 p. m sharp.-JAS. EATON & Cu. I

in l-v-ry i.ml|t.y mints-iii. .~ .Air ~¢.~~i». rnflrinr up-|i...w».r.i| on rr...-.., luring matt.; anti rtiiiiitlrntiiir pin.-»~~ ,alan .iisrrilitrtl small tot vt-inlu ng nintu-r silaiy fir iiirmiiiulini sm yur nnmx and i-xpanrn nt nv" also ;\.~r tiny. timmy rin;-iriynisirt u good unrt No t»rp.iri»~nt~s n.»eti». \\ rm- lor mrtlculava lllflll KEIIICINE (`0-- l.0l\'DON. III"

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I ililTCiiESON’S - ind see how Cheap

a Good Reliable

‘ lhavedecided to begin in the

yulv 16 du

Farm ai litziitiil

To be sold by auction on the premises

at Sumtnerside on

Woiiiastlai. 2llln insl.

lite “Lefiirgey Farm”

`isontal'iing one hundred acres, within ole mile ofthe town. Will be sold with or without the crop.

This is the best: land in thy highest

state of cultivati 4 _ ‘_ I

R. C. MCLEOD

W. H. MANSON, Auctioneer,

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, ,yer _ -» r- , :- , for yourimre. the *election you receive from wearing garments that are as perfect as the art of the

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without the .warm

had in

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dty and suburbs an ugzlo-date dab service. Passengers, gags gm., will be conveyed to boats

Orders left at McDonald & MQ- Klnnons Drug Store or at the

trains or anywhere else' desired

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Telep No. |53 M ._

arnblrs, Sydney Stgieflt nes!

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lltil ~ _ _ .», ° J. rcaong Q C0_ »

tailor can accompfish ls a greater lpleasure. Prove lt for yourself by leaving your measure for a Summer suit at Mclleod fir Co. A Kerfect lit is guaranteed, the ent wi be in the latest vogue, the flbl'|C ¢_\i¢ aussi of its kind, and the Brush and wor_k:ns_nship unsurpassed.

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