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t0 Bc Happy Through Scasickilcss. _

From the Plant Rope Shlpboard and How

steamer, “going away sunbui ned and SU;-Lcrowdinsr like fleas about the b §hip‘s deck as she chafes at her epaygyoo pier. Cn the wharf is the usual throng, gippanx, curious or tearful, saying iight farewells such as are said for a day’s jour~ ney, or long goodbyes such as seem to be the most terrible things we have to do. There is lots of “jollying” from wharf to ship and back again, but there is anguish behind some of the talk. Much drollery all round lot course if you feel like knowing it “Good-bye Sandy,write when get to Bosting." A young man with death in his face stretches over the rail and says he will, “and tell Donald to be sure and write,Mary" he answers his sister. Strange how the embarkers fall back on this little tie of coriespondenee, which will soon be all left. fuel; is ll lbgst-rival troupe with us. The fellow who flees the téinedy ’r_un~_s it _iocular with a friend on the wharf. “Send my mail care of the Dramatic Mirror' Hes going back to}Broadway sure enough. He does low farce for the crowd until the hawr<ers.zire thrown oti`. This is not long and soon the wharf is li mere blur of sull-

A New Ant dole For Alc0`_l0l.

We are t v r l 1 1 5.1 f _-'if the shades and white muslin, with the dey

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<_Froin the 'l`iiii~3_~' S: Opinion.) London. England.

A recent rcinlirkable discovery in iliedi-

cine which has been found to annihilate all appetite for alcoholic drink in a. few hours. even in the most helpless cases, is attracting a good deal of attention among those inlerestell in temperance work. The medicine is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and absolutely free from ner- ‘ cotics. Many well-known physicians who carefully watched several patients while being treated during a demonstration given by the discoveror, 1\Ir.A. Hutton Dixon, of Toronto, Canada, under the auspices of a number of clerszymen, phil- anthropists, and others, are endorsing this new product as being the only phy- sical cure for alcoholism yet discovered which leaves no evil after-effects. The morphine and similiar drug craves also yieldto this new medicine andthe benefic- al results from its use in aggravated cases are extremely satisfactory. A strong argument in favor of this welcome help to unfortunate victims of theseltroubles R is that the medicine can be carried in the pocket and taken in absolute privacy,thus dispensing with the publicity, loss of time and expense of an institute treat- ment. A report of the results of above mentioned domonstration and full parti- culars regarding this medicine can be ob- tained by addressing Mr. Dixon, 81 Wil c:>ckStreet, Toronto, Ontario.

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or any other member of the f,m;1_y with good, warm, Well- made shoes.

-we any my the _best

at the lowest possible pr1CeS.

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We oder you the finest and

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at so small an advance on 6_0” that you would really think you were paying wholesale prices.

Our $3.50 McPherson Sh099

for men is a "buts," C0199

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‘ “so glad to see dear ol<l'1\'ew York again.”

" shi . The voices of happy children and

lY‘°8 mr md quiet beillnfl. The ship .Shelli cruelly out The Narrows, -

It is a diffhirent lot of passengers

those coming in three short weeks 3.9, They were principally- tourists disin1'.er&=t, edly inquisitive about the “Island” whfplr lnYankeeland parlance is merged ln“Neyg Scotia." A few “redfeet” there were this -not may-coming back to the land tri, love none the less because they have left it by compulsion or caprice. Now you may safely look on the boat load as most- ly Islanders returning, from visits home,` to their“_lobs" in “Boston.” 0 '

As usual the people all aiound you are ` intensely interesting,-if you farepnot sea- sick. Here is that ‘dramatic troupe, which has been giving sixty thrills to tile minute for the past week at "a local opera- house. Theyare done of the “road” thank 'tllvenl and are making a jllmp clear bat k

The leading lydy, who is spirituelle and respectably seasick all the trip, mostly sits with her hamlet husband on deck, the other members ofthe aggregash try to ‘oe as convenient‘y devlish as possible hy playing poker in the sinoke-room and

they have some saill-handwiclied it.

Theres li conducted party on board tfo

dearest reader. If I mistake it not they are Lowellians,fortystrong,\vho are mak- in g the round trip. Each year they go prancing off in true Cook's Tourists fash- io`n somewhere and this year they have fallen upon the pleasant places of Prince _ Edward Island. But think of sailing seven days fora forenoon`s sightseeingfl T However they seem satis(-led, and have that delightful air of “owning the boat,” which is so attractive to the other passen- gers; then they crowd us poor sinners out atfmeal-time having it seems secured the ` liberty of the first "sittings" at meat. By night on the ship they sing in chorus “Swanee River" and “Sweet Bye and Bye” also “Larboard YVatch Ahoy" which l send the other people thereabout to early beds-or berths if you Want it that Way. Altogether, a funny crowd of Baldekers.

The bete-noir of everybody of cour so ~

seasickness. It hangs like doom over the

D _ _ of iight chatter are hushed and sweet companionship is suddenly turned to gall. You can see Apprehension pinching every face so soon as we have buffeted past] Point Prim. The air is funereal. Wives °' are parted from their husbands, children from their mothers. Two shall be sitting ~ on deck; one shall be taken and the other left.There are no“a.ppointmen ts" for meals A for each feels that for him the sensualties of the table may not soon be again.

At dinner one day I hear the old gen- tlemen opposite Whisper to his neighbor* _ in trexnulous tones of anguish: “What did you say that dose of phosphate of soda was i" _

Artifice reigns supreme, with the hope

of defeating this Spectre of the Sea. The passengers chew lemons, walk the deck. 'lie on .their back with hour-long persever- ‘ n.nce,or crowd about the centreiof _the ship' and sit by the funnels, for there th_e sea- saw motion which puts you out of busi- ness is nillest. . l

But it turns out to be generally a. false

FREE ! FREE !

_ Every sufferer from Heart and Nerve Troubles, may have, Free, a. full Box 'Jf Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills

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Here are some of the diseases and symp-

toms of disease for which these pills are indicated:-Palpitation and Fluttering of the Heart, SkipBeats, Weal; and Irregular Pulse, Smotherinp: and Sinking Spells, Dizziness and Faintness,Rush of Blood to the Head, Cold, Clainmy hands and feet, Sensation of “Pins and Needles,” Nervous- ness and Sleeplessness, Weakness and Tiredness, Brain Fag and Loss of Memory,

Tobacco Heart., Partial Paralysis and lack of vital force.

guti'erin<z from a ny of the above complants

alarm, only a few lmpssionable mem

bers of the gentler sex succumb. All the way there is an unflecked sky by day and _

a_ round moon plating the waters wit silver by night. We stalk through Cans strait with a full moon overhead tim Wraps the narrow canyon iii a maze 0 magic beauty. From the shore the light of Hshinaf villages wink out at us, wit the tall mountains dark and solemn wit Spruce rising high behind agains theindigo sky, while all around the shi the water gils tens under the stars with million elvish coruscations it is a fai

vision. It is a scene unm itchablc.

We havea full day in Halifax which please, is but a pun. Next day we qlid out over the Bay of Fundy, Boston-war sitting forward on deck in the warm sun-

lisht wines was ii deeper tinge of mn

mln; fair checks. It was a novel

ence tu pass, tin-'o a shoal of whales in

mftcrnoonwhieh broughteverylanddubbe

deck. For half an hourwe watched iii

huge amphibious creatures snort ing thai streams into the air and sc.n ed the se for them while atail was left. =

Two young ladiéuwho sit forward in th

SU \ nmol: relieved l They had bee

haunted by maldemeric fears from _ve ` _

time the boat ma cut loose at charlotte b0___wn, And 'although thrice armed with [QW-'f,‘ the acidulous fruit called lemon 'they were Q V obliged for part of one day to stay unde dismal cover, having what their heartles and disgust ingly~ well male companion told them was a.“swell" time. And he

ha? continually held up before their maid-

. _ _ “-11 y lmafflrilltiorls the horrors which were

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§'§gET;§;Ya§b;‘£?_2§e ;;;e;Ié__amé’ 1”‘d` to come in Fundy's- Bay. He had said

' ’ Y* y are unto them, “Wait,” at which they had

mocked, saying, “This man speaketh as a. Pharaisee.” Now they were having their revenge. Here was Fundy’s Bay cllin as a. duck-pond and they sitting out on deck asthough on a piazza at home. TVhere- upon they inside merry with their male

gripping their cigars vice-like in their ;?rme__I;t‘_).!;’t. “_;hOhtO_ Pulgsil tlgfaf in_i:=eal kteetll. I see them not at table, and I fear “Dem bl ‘HD b me m Je so "un" ‘np

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them. wrote surldry nictical pieces for on the Menu cards vl hich the young chits had pilfered an hour before from the ships

Dut none of the party will forget the apprehensions that never wori: ed tr'.;e,the strolls about Citadel Hill, the lemon table precautions taken, or the atrocious poetry

scribbled on the bright September after- noon in the midst of the merry party on

Next morning we wake to Bosto n Har- borwith its gray forts peering into th stalerooms. Then the screams of tugs, the clatter and clamor of a great city l a

the ship is docked and her company slowl 0 _I ,_ _ V ooze out into the :clutches ofthe Cus I ‘AEE . -_ r=»l 5 ~.'2_; toms oiilcers. In an hour the comrade- T - _ '

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ships of three days are snapped like a thread and the curtain rings down. '

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PRINCE EDYAIKD _ 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 sea breeze, and tile-adlvantages that can only _be de rived from ses. bathing, at about 65 do-I

Charlottetown has over _12,000 in lmblt».nts,~ and' is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large wholesale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company, two Electric iight plants, and a street railway is in embryo. It has ‘a first class water

and clear, 'cool and bracing air. It is ' -W widely known asf one ni the healthiest _, -_ f _ ' _ t _ - _ -_ zisgnglgf.-3 if* cities in Canada. , It has two ' - ' e "’

hospitals, many churches and alarge and - 1 Q- - -1 -__ . _.1

elegant new’0pera house. It 'also has ' B T _ _

several due public buildings and-ia market , _ T R 0 E which isone of the chief sources of the ’ ` ~ .-. _ ._ - _ ' I ° \ . citizens’ here. It has one of the larges < ' ' _ ° ,__ _ \ _ _ » ,_.

and best equipped pork-packingestablish if J J* _l, _ _ °°%° '_v~ Li '

ments in the Dominion. On its west sid ' ' ; ‘ I if-ag. ___ __ _ _ °"

Victoria Park-a. favorite summer re- - __ ' 3; SPP*

ort-while on theeast are the magnifi _ C i ‘U ` T il V. ' cent new Exhibition Buildings and Driv- ' ° ' - om’f=°ee_-cluf§»»n me sf. Jen. _

ing Park. Chief among its public squares

s Q ieen Square in the centre of1the city, .i T -1-

beautifully laid out with:blooming plans _ '_ - __ _ `\ .. T

of every description, fountains, and well _ afmglsid Wall? and ;=_?1i"*>‘\°<l WW* ° ° _ _Having retired from business would - ban o music uring e sumfner'even- ` A ' ’ 1" _ ' __ a

ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of ‘NIM *Iris

Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and

rivers, affording most pleasant excursions. ` ‘

The principal hotels are Davies, Queen,

la-nd Revere. _ _

Summerside has about 3000 inhabitants.

It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay. t has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides ` having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and swerage are being agitate far. The hotelsare-Clifton, Queen, Russ

Strathcona and Campbell.

Anfemia., Chlorosis or Green Sickness, ‘Female \Veakness, Dcbility of GI‘0WlDS Boys and Girls, Trembling of the Hands,

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works and sewerage system. It ist _ - _ __ _ 0- __ 1 » - _..._ e-_ “"‘”°d f°' il” “'“‘° ‘md S“““°d S”’°°”' As thousands are doing 50. 10c and 150 plugs ‘ "1:7',°°°"°;:i°g °""£’~ ad dn”

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PllPl||.AR DIRECT TRTPS Tl] RRSTRN l 0

'Leaving s'r. .ions every 'rmzsnay and sanmnav at 5.30 p. m I _

` arrive in: Boston about 1 p. m. next day.

~ Charlottetown To Boston About 30 Hours. Summerside to Boston About 28 Hours.

'-Y* ROUTE 1.-Leave any point on the P. E. I, Railway by morning train Tue

dav or Satui-cl iv, reach St. John, via Summerside and Point Du Vhene 'at' 5 p. in

cave St. john, by Steamship "St Croix,” at 5.30 p.m. direct for- Boston.

ROUTE 2 -Leave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, reach St. John sam

evening and connect with Wednesday and Friday morning steamers for Bosto

via the Coast Service. Wednesdays steam er does not call at Portland.

is end for folder and information to nearest ticket agent, or to ~

Georgetown and Sour-is ‘have a popula W- C- LEE, Agéht f0l' sf- JOT1 H , N- B. l

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GRADUATE McGlL\. UIHVIRSITY Omoo and Reeldenoe.Dorohelter Street East

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provided they have never tried the pills Souris the Sea View. ~ ' _ - _

At Cape Traverse, a very pleasant sum" | I Barrlslsn, Sslielert.

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' ° ~ ' es rt. is the Landsdowne hotel; in _l sydxtey-_gygzgg Efnton

as ° llhmcesl Grewlhs of India and lleylun _ __.._.§

_name and address plainly, mention this Alberton, the Albion'l`errace and Wisrier; __ fo' me “std ,Bak _ lpgper, and enclose a Zc. stamp to c0ver‘_- in Tignlsh the Railway and Bellevue; in Ameda” 5’d,,e,_ A !,,0St..ge_ The 'ix Milburn co., Limited, lrenSington,clari<'s and conmiemit-.l;_in 0 _ ' _ y n¢¢ef:_S;~_§m 1- 133°; H¢»=°d H=f°°°*_

` ' ° goney to Lone, _Real estate bought and soil;

lT0,.0nt0_ QM ___ ____ Montague, McDonald, and in Mount _ HUGH. “__L_B_

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it The following hotels open for the _ _ a._owaao.s. noss._n.s.i..i.~

View; at_Stanhbpe, Mutch’s and Cliff; at _ . "_, ' '_ '-- »

To “fund the money when l Brackley Point, Sha w’s; at Rustico, Sa A _ _ _ 1

side' at Malpeque, North Shore; at ' _ ___ _ __

A R E M lCK’S ECI E M A C U R E rméadle Beach, Acadia; st1All>erwn,sea- l ' ` ' 0

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_ pailpctp31r_§ol;:iL:_a;eSt<;f_§:§;ema or Piles-no fo;;>_h;__;.:_1_cl___T)t1I;;v;';_1;l;eF_l_<K`_;¢;‘:'_~ymentioned _ nlcanite. katisfactiou in eveiy respect.

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and sea them' l E or salélobly at there are other towns and villages in the

Province with hotel accommodation, _ .

P _ vs- » ¢°d w 145 Queen elm

` hi e man farm houses repare for the A I I'

llllll|S &. Sllllll, ll0Doilllll’s Drug Store. _,;____ ,___

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The Foot Flttera. _,Night Bell. Nurses’ Register. ffounds ’ ‘ ~

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