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Probably 75 per cent. of these are pred every year by Iood’s Barsapa- jla, and we hope bythis advertise- ,nent to get the other 25 percent. to take this great Spring Medicine.

It will sharpen your appetite, cure J

;11 stomach troubles, relieve that tired feeling.

Its strength as a blood puriier is

demonstrated by its marvelous cures of scrofuia °`~"' lalt Rheum scald Head Bolle, Plmploo al Kinda of Humor Paorlaalo

Blood Poisoning lhoumatlam catarrh Malaria, Etc.

All of which are prevalent now.

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Your

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PICK L ES

To help you get_`it back again! We want to again remind you that

our Bulk Pickles are A. x. in evelg particular. those who have tn them say they are the beat they ever tasted If you have not yet tried them, do so at once.

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III. Kings Co. There are two cases, A

No. 1 Ca., &ud Reg. will meet for drill

at 7.30 tonight in uniform.-By Order.

J anus Paowsr: arrested on a charge of drunkenness was released on bail yester-I day morning.

Ames Holden Co., Tom Thumb shoes

for little gent`s are one of the nattlcst lines on the narktt. Just the rams as futher we urs. * l*

ALL members of the Highland Brigade

are requested to meet in uniform at 8.30 a. m. this :mcrning to attend S. S. Picnic -By Order.

THE ladlesof the Elmsdale Presby tex ian

Church intend holding a strawberry festi- val on the church grounds on Wednesday 16th July. Tue commhtee in charge are doing a`l possible for the enjoyment of all. Reserve this date for your visit to this picturesque part of the country.

THE death of Mrs. G. H. Alexander of

Stanhope, occurred yer terday morning at tcndclock. The funeral will take place today at 3.39. The remains will be brought to the city and taken to the resldenec of John l[cLeod,Graft'>n Street. Ou Friday morning the body will be taken to Picton for interment. 1

Shaw were in Albexton on Monday with .a view to the proposition of curving the railway to Alberton Station, in order to get rid of the “Y” which causes delay in ,stopping before approaching the station and backing out again from the station to the main line. The proposed change will , _probably lengthen the rzal about one half mile but will make everything more convenient than it is at present.

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most comfortable, durable and satisfactory Boots and Shoes at

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Tm: sudden death occurred at Elmsdalc

on Sunday of Willie youngest son of James 0`Brien after a very short illness of meningil is of the brain. Though only in the 16th year of his age his act- ivity both physically and mentally was above the ordinary at that age. He was held in very high high esteem by all who knew him. The funeral took place -on Tuesday to the Sacred Heart Church, Alberton and was a‘tsnded by a very large number.

Sr. J .urns Church Sunday School Pie-

nlc to-day promises to be the event of the season. Lots of good things are provided for the children, alsorefreshment booths with ice cream, hot coffee, etc. The visit- ors tea table will be a specialty and we understand tho Medical Association now in session in the city have been invited to take tea on the picnic grounds at 5.21) o’c1ock. 'Thc special train will leave the city at 10 in the foreuoon, the reilllhl' it 2.40 to accomodate those who cannot R0 in the morning. The 82nd Regiment Band will arlso be in attendance. D.>n’t miss this day’s outing at Suffolk.

Tm: picnics condnct°d by St. Pauls

Sunday schcol at Red Poiutwharf, the Central Christian Church Sunday school at Rocky Point and Grace Church Sunday school at Mor.ll were all largely attended. The memories of yesterdu.y’s_ enjoyment and recreation when recalled will have the effect of causing a wish that 110112 ‘year’s outing will be held inthe same places-and with the same management to make welcome. The feelings of the picuicers when they came and when they departed were the direct antithesis of each other. and returned with the t=a'isfaction of knowiull Ula-5 “WY were not mistaken in their anticipations

I ARMOUR`S and Rice’s bicycle repair _ shcp, have decided to run a strictly cash lsygtem this season. Those desiring re- pairs at these places are requested to take _the necessary with them or lea-ve the ` Wheel until paid for. 7-9 90d iff

l SWEET CREAM 1-‘on SALE.-One 801100 I Sweet cream delivered at any Daft' °f the

1 City every morning. Enquire at; dtgoar- *` sian ornoe. '

We believe~ WG %`iV@

thc best value in Golli S White Shirts in the city. 1 4 For perfect fitting, bei” wearing an l satlsiactory White Shirts W 0 f\Sk e

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semi-annual meeting of the Board of Prado held last night it was decided to adjo urn the meeting. `

A mmrmo of _the P. E. Island Medical

Association was held yesterday morning in the A. 0. H. Hall. The election of of- dcers resulted as followsz-

President-Dr. F. P. Kelly.

Vice Pres. for Queen’s-Dr. Shaw. Vice Pres. for Prince-Dr, P. C.Murphy, Tignisn, V vice Pres. for Kings-Dr, G. A, C U

Mclntash.

Trea=.-Dr. Conroy.

Secretary-Dr. R. B. Shaw. Council-Doctors Taylor, Johnson, H. W. Robe tson, Kelly! Conroy, Jenkins and Ross.

THE marriage of Miss Nellie Ma.‘oney,

daughter of Mr.John Maloney,ta Mr.Jack Trainer, took place this morning at eight o’clock in St. Patrick’s Church, the Rev. Father Martin Calla gban olciating. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a travelling costume of pale. gra.y,tailor-made, and carried white roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Nora Christy, wore pale blue silk, and carried pink roses. Mr. David Maloney, brother of the bride, was best man. After the ceremony breakfast was served at the reeidenoe of the bride`s father, 927 Dorchester Street, Later, Mr. and Mrs. Trainor leit on a trip to Char-' lottetown. P. E. I , and on their; return wifi reside in New York Ci‘y.-Montreal Star.

THE famous Brownies at Opera

House to-uight.- The stage of the Opera House will be transformed into a fairy garden tonig'\t. Elaborate preparations have been made and everything is in readiness for the great Brownies production. The child- ren and young people enter into the spirit of the entertainment with a zest that is _truly refreshing. Charles Lamb once said when he wanted to be happy he closed his eyes and thought of children at play. What can you imagine to be more beautiful than over one hundred children and young people enjoying themselves. If you want to be rejuvenated; if you desire to be brought back to the happy and innocent days of childhood; ill; ou de- sire to forget all your present ills and_ troubles, and want a good cure for dys- pepsia, get your tickets for the Brownies tonight and have a hearty laugh. The Brownies are a cheerful mcny band and have made thousands of people happy by their adventures. Nearly one million copies of Mr. Cox's Brownie Books have been sold. To-night you will see these funny characters in real life. They are costumed in exactly the same way as shown bytheir pictures." Every color of the rainbow is represented in their cos- tumes. The extravaganza is fnll of sur- prises, and elaborate drills and marches are iniroducedmhichfare all specially cos- tumed. All persons holding tickets bought from the children can have them exchanged for reserved seats by paying ten cents extra at the usual p1aces._Mueh attention is being given to the sfagiug by Mr. Bruyereof New York who has man- aged the Brownies ever since their first appearance. Mr. Bruyere is well pleased with his talent here, and believes the young people will give as goods per- formanccas ever given in Canada. Do not add another regret to your life by not seeing the Brownies. Money will be re- funded if you do not laugh. .

SUPREME COURT.

JULY 9, 1902.

M-fthieson vs Rodd, McLurc and

McMillan. Action _ for trespas 51;--.gr-ly reported. This case oc- cupied the attention of the Gourtiall day. The defence completed their case this afternoon. John F. Whear, Esq., addressed the Jury on behalf ofthe De- fendants and W. A. 0. Morson, Esq.,_`K. C., for the plaintif.

LATER.

Alter being out for over five hours the

Jury reported that they could not agree ' upon a, verdict and were discharged. It is understood four were in favor of de- fendants and three for the plaintiff.

BU RN ED T0 DEATH.

Noarn BAY, Ont-. July 6.-Mrs. A. Cockerline and her four-year old daughter were burned to death late last night at their home in the country, about 12 miles from here. M: s. Cockerline and her child retired for the night, leaving 'a lamp burning on the table. It is supposed that the lamp exploded. ' f' * "-1

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Lead was proved in the- Probate Court* yesterday onftl_\e oath of the Honorable’ Frederick de St. C. Bracken, one of the witnesses and probate granted to the- executor.

The inventory illed by the executor

places the value of the estate at $2100 con- sisting of money on deposit in the Domin- ion Savings Bauk and Dominion Govern- ment Stock.

The will desposes of this estate in the

following manner f

This is the last will and testament of

me Catherine McLeod of Charlottetown now and for many years past in the service of the Honorable Edward Javvis Hodgson, Master of the Rolls of Prince Edward Island.

I direct my funeral and testamentary

expenses to be paid. I have no debts. I bequeath to Cather ine McLeod, daughter of John McLeod who married my nc-ice and who lived at Quincy in the state of Massachusetts and to|Mary and to Jessie, and to James, children of my late sister Aune, wife of Angus M;Lellan, and to J essie and to Kenneth children of my brother Alexander McLeod six in all the sum of two hundreddollars each.

My will is that my executor shall pay

to the pastor' of Zion Church Charlotte- town two hundred dollars for such foreign missionary work in connection with the Presbyterian Church as the pastor shall think fit. '

I bequeath my wearing apparel and articles personal to myself in short all my per ional property except money and’ securities for money to my niece Mary Anne, wife of Angus Nicholson.

I bequeath all the remainder of my pro-

perty to my nephew John Malcolm, brother of the first mentioned Catherine McLeod, beth he and she being being children uf my-niece who married John McLeod as I have before stated, this be- quest being to enable him to prepare and' study for the ministry of the Presbyterian Church. I appoint Charles Edward Mc- lKinnon of Charlottetown whom I have known for many years to be my executor. Dated this twenty first day of Februarr A. D. 1901. .

The above will was read over to the

tectatrix who appeared fully to under- stand the same and she declared lt to be her last will, she signed it by ailixiug her mark incur presence who in her presence and inthe presence of each other have

I subscribed our names as witnesses.

Friim na Sr. C. Baacxme.

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