order of the board.
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‘\“E‘§.‘_.,_ ` l_Kidney Pillsi
Fllii STUJK (IF MISS"
on hand. We are makers of weddingl
rings and know how to make the gold
hard so that it will last. Any Special
VY. 3 _ _
and with your own gold it desired.
E. W. TAYLOR,
Cameron Block.
nlilaougnonee l
MERCHANTS B.-ml; or P.E.IsL.\ND
Charlottetown,`]une, I, I9d3
Notice is hefebl' Ewen that .3 "that Ihave been cured, yet they know itfri
half yearly dividend at the rate of
S per cent per annum on the capi-
tal stock of this bank has been de-
clared pzyable at its banking house
on ‘and after july 2nd, r9o3.
The transfer books will be closed _
from the 18th 'June to the 2nd _Iuly
next, both days /inclusive
CU
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_ I. M. DAVISON, Cashier.
2 tt w rm
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'-SNUVA SCOTIA - -_
_ Hana! of .
~ W so u a u _
\\ea’s Workiag Pests.
_ "\¢l’\°‘l'°;l*» UIQ-Cfll and deahal. _ I.
-' B.” Is  u 5" ss sr _
Boys’ Blouses. ' _
~ Cow lays' Pauls
Wdrsfs Salor Salts.
Coats. white drill, for cooks, writers, ng.
chefs; harbors.
Boys’ Sailor Cellars, trimmed,
levs'_ Windsor Ties.
Ladies’ "Aprons, plain sad irilmaed,
Ladies’ Underwear, _
Ladies’ Nightllresses, _ 9
um' sum su 
~4'.l|ildrea;s Night Dfesoes.
CbiIdrea_s Uadercbtbiq.
Cllildres s Dresses. ,
loam sll|»,' '
Cbildrea’s sailor Fronts. __ 
Pillow Slips. ‘
Write to above addrtss for circulars, samples
andprices. You will hesnrnsined -at-our by
prices and good value. It is not neccessary to
eepa large stock of the above goods as all
orders can be iiiled promptly.
-o-cod w zvr.
1?
Boehm? z. wilson
Usfrisiess. Solicitors, Notaries, ere.
D A. LLB. LC. 
sf m% vlu.l».us'.’ `
Oilloo-Ounerou Block. Charlottetown
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I I lDSg, larrssters, Solictora d
Noise Honey “Lan-Straight Loanudr
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noon aoos.  a. aoss.'aa. !..l..a
Ill!! H.0lBLBI,I. P. D’!CiI1I, C. L. Hoote
_ HOSELEY,
uuclleslll sl noone,
llilltlllt. Sllltlllit all Ilillllt
SYDNEY. CAPE Bl-RTON, ll. S.
&l'ge;;_lom Block. Charlotte Bt. Telephone 38a.
4-rr-dw xvr.
JUSEPH _SALlER’S SONS
ZCDAL
We sellleoeve,01d ,aowg-|¢,1
H 1’ 8rlll=&‘h_ aver-
xel. Pen oodanu Greeuer
BQ Terms andlpwest Prices.
Karine Insurance. Charters for Vessels _ _
alawrzs on hand.
N Sydney. use Breton. 4-rs dw rye
T'  -73  ¢ould not Sit or Stand with Base.
l ‘ V' ‘@  l
 [gf '  coo»¢|nor=lvo‘ou|oroo¢ooo¢on.
  “ " I Doan’s l
4 . , /‘Q t
the well-known Contractors and Builders,
Welland, Ont., tells nfl how he was curedg
11 ° d t 5 d »“1For fourteen years was alheted' wi
ea nn ma e 0 or er Same ay kidney trouble which increased in severity
the last live years. My most serious attac
incapacitated. I had terrible pains across
my back, iloating specks before my eyes
` sad was in almost constant torment. I
lost greatly in desh. I had taken medicine
from 'live different doctors and»» also
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'ran ounnmr cnauorrnrowh. 1?
l A Kidney Sufferer,
FOR
Fourteen Years.
TERRIBLE PAINS ACROSS _ l
THB BACK.
FINALLY  A V
GOIIPLBTB ¢liRB.
lr. jacob Jamieson, Jamieson Bros.,
was four years ago, when I w\s completely
could not sit or stand with ease and was a
wreck in health, having no appetite and
numerous other preparations to no pur-
se. I finally began to take Doan's
Qdney Pills and be ore I had .taken live
boxes the trouble left me andfl how feel
better than I have for twenty years. Those
who know me know how I was amicted
and sa it is almost impossible to believe
is so. I have passed the meridian of life
but I feel that I have taken on the rosy
hue of boyhood." 1
balers or
TIIB DOAN KIDNEY PILL C0.. .
Price gocts; per boa, or 3 for $r'.s5, all
It
I
si """'°r_== I
5  3 if c.-ae 
' qlltllillsl
iff”
  lllllllil
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_‘Wines fnéi 
~~  mokwooss P1
of delicious ielly
*sauna _xv
ll--'l ° m,
1 loooo  
i 1=resh.Cleaned Eggs 
` 3;- ;_ Cam -uetur_ll__ed,prompt1y.‘= 
Al o 'buyers of Calfskins
and dressed Pork
spectacles . _ _
JEWELERAND or'r1c1AN, l
6. I.. IIIBPHY is 00.
Sydney. C. B.
Island Produce handled oh commission and
orompt returns made.
4-rsdwrvr
oooofol commission norouooro PINE AILORING it °““”"°° “" ‘°”°’°“’  °°
est ingredients ana H drivers crack off a snake’s head 'pt a
!!
I K  S  _sure as the__v_oi_ce._;-Dlsraeii. _ “
°.!l_.!.!l§.. .lint *Manmohan heretics:
ExPEnTs
One Ilan Could Crack Oil’ a. Snnke’s
Head at Twenty Feet.
“That crabbed old German, Schopen
hauer, who said the crack ot a whip
was like a drink from the bad place
would have found but little to com
plain of if he had postponed his pese-
lng for awhile,” said a thoughtful
man, “for the whip ls.gett°i_ng to be an
awful scarce article in this age. I_sup-
' i o
pose the whip will unaily pass out ol'
existence altogether unless it- is put t
a new use. Of course the small riding
whip, the kind which jockeys use in
used _as long as lleraeilesh is used
#But the kind of whip the old Ger
man had in mind was of slarger, lon
ger and older typefthe kind the ox
driver uses even now in some of th
more remote sections of the world.
Whips of this kind generally swing
easily on the end of a long handle.
Frequently the handle is eight or to
feet long and ia made 'of hickory or
some wood that 'is supple enough
bend in the green state. The whip _lt-
self, _which is generally four and six
plait rawhide, is from ten to fifteen
feet in length, with a sea grass cracker
on the end tightly twisted and knott
atspaces anlnchspart. Itisthlsartl-
cle that makes the noise of which the
old German pessirnlst complained, and
awhip of this -kind in the hands of an
expert can be popped until it soun .
like the crack of doom. In u quiet for-
est where timber men carry on the
work this noise is even flercer than lt
in the cities. .
wrrl-l 'rl-lE _wl-l_P.
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I
to
ed
ds
lr
is
old whip to some extent, lmt--it is grad-
ually going out, and the sharp crack of
the sea grass is rarely heard. #
'~` ~"°°°"'f°' °'“`f. ' “Speaking of whips. I am reminded would then ny about very orazlly, ooa‘
' “ - ' of the marvelous accuracy some men thelship woum wabbm The course of
acquire in the use of whips. I supposef
the Eskimo has reached a higher stand--
ard of prodciency in this respect thanl-
any other class of men. I have seen
boys of this race pop a silver half dime
...st a distance of twenty feet every time! in .tho wlr'ld" also.” ~ ' _ __ _
they swung a whip. They can simply
hit anything dley want to _hit as Qng
as _it le within rea/ch of the whip. -_But
s s -
all noted for their longevity. Rage is _
an irregular, intermittent beating of
_ [time may become chronic. Hatred cre- _
\`ll‘s'inB the 1\0\‘!¢l they 1'1d°» Wm be ates fever. If we hate, we grow leen._l,
e _ _ _
n
I    'wa-
health is nvurice, it keeps one cool.
.~ucoul‘nges regular and industrious 
llubits,_ leads to absteinlousness and
makes against all excess. And hence l
the avaricious, the mleers, live to-.ll *A
rent a e ' The misers of history were
very had for one. The passion causes _
the heart, and the intermittiancy in
This hot passion eats us like a dame _
Fear is had for the nerves. the heart
and the brain, and therefore we should
never permit ourselves to be atrolll-
But the strangest effects of all have _
been caused bythe passion of grief. ~
The medical books record cases where,
coming .-suddenly in a violent shock, it
has caused a loss of blood from the __
lungs in nneperson, paralysis of the ll
tongue in ll uother and a failure of sight 1*
or t_empor=l:~y blindness in a third." ‘
“’l'ls°eo Sheets In the Wind.”
“What was the origin of the phrase
for drunkenness, ‘three sheets lu the ‘
wind? ” s hmdsman asked a sailor the
otherday. "Well," Saidjthe sailor. “F11
explain that matter to you._ The -_two l
lower corncl-.~l_of a shlp’s  are held
taut by two ropes, one called a tack f
tack
is always kept very tight. but the sheet
is loosened according to the wind, and _
free, ‘ _
wind! Now. suppose that, all three of l
a shipts sails were quite free. They
.thelship would be a zigzag one, and the-
reasoil for this would be that she had
‘three shgets in the wind! ‘ That, I I
guess, is why a man, when he zlgzagu
in hi course, la said to be ‘three sheets
e as ima user .;
here in the south I have seen ox cart
,distance of twenty teet. wil 'they dnld.
Ido it whenever it  ithem tsifdo bl°8Ytl'!. il-   °¢° ll
lt". 1,. ~-
__ api-loslsuls. ._
frnoro is no loaéx of' character
» llc. er ac _  i _
 ~  fp    t’°“ _'33' °“°”?"" oo- wnloe;-».»l;1.-.ot-no  no
I
e
There is no calamity which
gn-uneasiness i "°“‘° ‘“" °°‘ been *° "M--rm
To forgive a fault in anoth__§ is
imore sublilse than to be"faultless,é‘bne-
` self.-George sand. 
Hope _ie-_ so sweet with its _golden
wings t&t at his last sigh man=;»_at1ll`
- implores' lt.-De la Pena. ` 2
It is a great -misfortune not to have
I enough wit to speak well or not englgh
‘ judgment to keep silent.-La Bruyfie.
l It is be_tte_r_ to suffer wrong than do
ifiandghilgjer to be sometimes clieat-
ed th`an`n`ot""|;o trust. I
. __________‘_“e`_”q 
   X umolxivqioggogtu it ls_rerroonio“;(i;?rtll;-
inal. Mrs. L.’s_ltttle daughter is :very
.a» _  exception of one conscientious maid,
\ who said frankly, “No, I didn’t; I had .` in-,md tonic I was
_ - a horrid time." “Did you really ?’* said
` IT ' of -‘I
the small hostess in a puzal one.
__ _ - much given to reaadning tlilngs out for
` I I " _zz Tmsti' gaognf N' B' herself and seldom fa_ils”t`o arrivent B
` ' _ satisfactory _ conclusion. .S_ome weeks
__ ago she gave a party to a number' of
»  little friends. and when the time ¢nln°
_ for them to go home she politely asked
_ _ them lf they had enjoyed themselves.
- ' ' IF All replied in the' ailirmative with the
\
d0n't see why." I had a lovely time;
The s_nna_.ls__o_f__thg_; gin; _ d Isle bris-
tle with.ineid'o_nts~o_f .dge __ ._.l_n _whichq
Irlsh;h\llIl°!o~ it not at __ times Irlshl

*news
_ the looser the sheet is thefmore freely l ° _ _
' “Teamsters in the cities still use the the 3a11.gwmgg_ If the sau is quite |?;§n§e‘tnt,ln§  ag
no sheet is sale to be ‘lo mei. _ ° ° ’ » . ’
/
 seams.-. n»»rlori»;_..§;»§nr ae..
_f.An=ff»f`   I   -    
0002 mll.hsso%¢\..li-.=i'“ hi' “bi”
wheels o hurry to “tells tnnipvins
_ _ .0 _
so  "Wh b7;»*h.°.._-1°!!! 911°? 5°. "nl ‘» We have a heantifulline
nlckaapsll 5‘9ns__Poand,f1?Wo ’ .fMcNalf gl ~ ~ - ~ , ~ '
ly could get no,_one of his  585! spd:  
~ "”“’ “”“’°°"‘° ‘“‘“”°“‘°" B‘“"‘”“°“‘ cou°ofou'r soowfooooo
h oodg\s,§l};ed1y. cbs edslltsl ' _ _ _ ___
t K ° g_ph,§,,m,_  j °  _are __su_r_e__you w1_ll'bn_y doother.
TDC Dawn! hit his opponent in the
twas made known, ondof the
secondsshoutod;~‘¢sIaq-yonarethe
;:'i.'r‘::.;.:;rr~frr 
» ..._»_. _
¢__q___. . -
_ » »
’ »
__ lave Rei ently Testiiied _to the Great
_` Tonic Properties of Ferrozone.
importance, embracing many sv. ll kr own
tw endorse Frrrozile n-id, Ileoltl.-giving
tonic of universal l`n°rit.'"Cert\inlv no rem-
gclly  ever snowed _marked r 'nits
o n pu*  4 f m-tim
' slifvrnio-§tro%lis,‘i5'lf{_e\ grfilit . ’
Dr. Owens, the well- rows. amhcrivy -~.~
nervous diseases, has this to say of F l 
| zone: “I have treated many severe cas r
_ot _nerve exh-uitlon with Ferrczofv
supplies- nourishment. tothe nerr es i__~ a
<~occent.r~tedfor1n, and gnlcixlv i-.st vs'
lo-lt. strength. I consider errqzone a \- 
A uablem to prescribe for we. .-,
overwof "
The B wrlle
“Wh ge 1 enfiurf
_ _ _ l Experience isfe keen knife that    ° l _
 _mule it omoou :no ootorootgthat  i h3"9‘~°s -1-5   __ 
" " ' ‘ - “ buoao.-no Lima. § “'“»'°=
1
T iany Promln int Caua_cl1ans'jlr
Public men of recognized standing ands,
"oct/0:4, ministers and hw-,yora coutlrue-
e
hetore being cure
t-el in a duty bo help in
kr-own as widely as
trouble and cortluual
is that many others
Eerroxone strc aiztheas l;‘-
I    ll but, then," sho added roeoouvely, -fx
' suppose I ought to, ’cos, you see, was
my l>nrty-”- e. 
oomae to no -rome. i 
An eHort for you to read or you can- John (sheepishly)-I-I s’pose 'll
not see distant objects clearly, you D8 8i’f_ll11;`__.l;|:__rri_¢;__S°_!:;¢ ns;  I
' °  8 g en __ | “
can get help by wearing apauix dare say I shall some time. 
our scientihcally fitted eyeglassespr ,.1 an “re I.” git mania m_ ._
Mob." f 1__
marry us to each other?" I
“I-I ohouldn't mind." .-
_ Q“°°“-§q““'°' “No;oo1_pia- ououm 1, to tell yo! the o -
truth, Joh
~ _
Having opened our store
C. Srnnv Rnamorox, . C.
Cxaanns P. Fnr.r.na-romg. L. 5,
_ on`_Great George Street, _
Ioaarn P. Four. L. L. B.
llllillllillll &. FlI|.l.E|lTlll mum. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,M  
larrtosers, etc. s
110% B rrlngtos, Halifax.
; 2X and SYDNEY. ¢. 8.
Sydney Olces,  6°
correspondence laung
should be directed tonsydney gnu” mem'
opposite ,Crabbe’s corner,
we would invite you _to
which we nave just re-
ceived. The latest novel-
ties in wooleiis which
we will make up inthe
hlllld il Go 
 25:
- _ -_-£|_-__.- x
¢f¢\\¢ Pli¢€_l. Yuurown » E
mates-islrnadeup if de-_ _
I: loves: fashions at mod- I
i' ` I ’ln¢ntpes In  
__ T _ l Scotland, when they hayebeeninuse
-"’ I '  1 for a-long time, but it was an iitm-
' ment upon which the ancient Geeeks
and Romana Played. 'Nero is aah! to
T have _performed upon it, and an o
piece of Grecian sculpture represen
` highland costume. - _ _
‘ ` His Only Comment.
sired. Ssti.sl’actiom.g'nar- '
dttfedl. Pgtgggggg g;1..~
  lBW_0G'.-&i
'h¢.‘rk.lat.
_ lkdlki “C1187
“Ianni lun
‘P’I"iIp8 W6 might b0tI1 Kit Ili  ei, _henvyfog _while Belling forty _milfs
'n *l ' ` `
VG- I`I.  owfotrono Arno
person should make a mists' _,and
a player on the bagplpes dressedin the
* fashion that is known today as the
Frrrozone."
e
are overworked and out of
r ots rllr-ease, and maintains
o mill' Ions that oioknlss
I.-arefi. Price 50 cents per box, or
'or $2-50. at all dmgglsm, or ny
The Ferroaone Comnauv. Kingston.
Ferrozoue Assnres Health. o _
TWG NSNERM EN 'SKF E. _
_ Srnsav. J une 1.-The __ seoonfi dory
which strayed awoy f om..
schooner, Hfien M. hfoxner. dnrlnz
'f C _-ntsd, bulillltf Llllehblrg.
CAIAIIIMI SUGAR IIPUKTS. '_
1,-._» .
l
OTTAWA, J une  to the
turns bought down  the .instance
ougsrabovo N‘o. 1_6 Dutch standard, im
$8 pounds. - - . _ E
_ _
‘ “one into too maoyrroxommoe ms. _
_ wooorly as mo gl_oo¢oa__or rho nom- From Halifax every Tues-
_llnes of her husband’s paper.` “I sup- day mgming _ _
poaethatisanaooountofthedoingsof F _  ' -_
nm, bgnmugv _ _ I0!!! C IOCIEIDWII ¢V¢1’y
:Not nooessalllygnly dear,” sepltod_ _ o I ~
aoehosoooe.  Thmd°'Y° _ V
Calls at Hawltsbury Ari
chat, l8asc?s Harbor
‘Scstierle on Friday last, rqohed 1,95".
bn!! in safely this, lnorliug. Their
l1_\lItSl'ero__Itssn Carney. and Jchnson
ur Mmm nooovootoré, ooo qomnoy of
ported inb0~D_anada from Januaryf lst to
31st December, 1902, amounted to _53.74Z_,'i or Comic
l~ by _ the -W _
eSt,Bands and Orches-
“@ity of Ghent”
moths
yvnrilaloalv
» ' ~ Yoassisiy, Y I.
gents ‘ ,
.MATTHEW_S_,_Gh’,to_WIl. _ J Q K.
M0li'1`GOME.RY,SSide. `
MCLEOD. Bridgetown.
Tires w _ __ ,
_-_
one onoinoi- oolloa_o_ono_et. The      5
/ .'
wi
#tl
And for everything
Every' home has
_Eachoneof
Its kaowlngxenght hd*
. __ o1oéi_¢l.n ooloo " ‘ _A 
and we’ll tell yw  kind ts sl.
- C
-‘I
owner of a Bcr- _
command
his
Grand
s Great
tras, aniniinite variety
of_Instrumeutal Music, Singing, Talking and many othl
tamments are ,ready at his command. The perfei
_naturalncss of thése reproductions are truly wonilorflll
The Berliner
is' thevonly Talking Machine made is
for-_live years.~ _ Prices from Sl] gg SQ,
.mstaiment_plan, $r-.cocash and_$a.on par
f- elf you would iikeloe rest it-oo¢‘or¢"‘ 5951,
far  sawosw and '
l "~=‘  ‘  _ qv .w »..-,..- _
. »r°\c ':";\‘ssfnns rrnu flemru. .   _ 
°"l'lll- passions' elfect ou the health is - . . _
_lot smilciently regarded," says n plly- _  ' ‘ ; A _
in the Phlladel hla Record. `
slcian p l ' ‘ ' . ' ~ '
-"rho passion wmon lo bei: for the Satisfied Policy Holders are the Edt
~ esequsor
Imrrovineisi

441.1# not
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dowmeut,
iii
' preduns.
oldest
isspoctths
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il iP°¢il||7 N504 salsihouns use-shhm'
COLD IY
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