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(Continued froui the Third Page.) - _ _ - S ,__ -Gospel Meeting.---Remember the Gospe

‘|110 inthe Station with ii :‘i. e .lie in it. My bid is being moved in toii.iy_ ‘and as we exp.~ct to bg here for a long time I ain goin.; to mike myself comfortable while Ttlasts. We do not :it present intend to to attack the Boers iii ofir iieighborliood and we learn they have no intention of

Prince Street. Prayer and Praise e

vice at 10.15. Rev. J. W. McConnell a

l and Rev. G. M. Young at 7. Sac

irainient of the Lord`s Supper nt closeo evening service. Strangers welcome. A

tentive ushers.

Grace Church.--Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. G. M. Young nt ll and Rev. J. W. ‘\[cCoiineil at? Sunday School at 2.15. '-”"

t Meeting in Prowse's new block, Sunday

afternoon at4 o’clock. Strangers alway

, welcome. Lesson:--John14:2. “Heaven”

S’SIDE AND PRINCE C0.

t"'°“b““_g “'~`7' _ , L_ and C_°E_ at c\0Se_ of Sunday Mr. Hudson Wallace of' Alberton who

But we keep a sharp lool.|oiit. \\ e have

seven picquets placed around the camp- The mine iniinagers are very nice and do :all they can to make it coinfortiible for us. Ehey :ire very glziil we are here and 'would feel very liaiily if we were to retire

Zion.---Prayer meeting at l0. Rev. D. day morning for Bostom MasS_

B \I L od at 11 anl "' Suiida School

J5ch001_ Srxangers, always “femome and _came home afew days ago from Boston,

‘ seats provided. lefton return on Thursday.

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PREsnv'rnRi.aN. _ Messrs. Wm. D. McLeod. and Wm~

McLeod, both of Alberton left Thurs-

-““‘1‘-‘“°“' ‘he “°°“` ‘O "°"“' ‘“' Tm" ...ldufitiecins erase." y Rrv Geo Mciiiiiiin of Keniviiie. N. s

howevm-'_ I do not think will happen.

'willconduct service Sunday evening in

` h.i\e not seen .i ii er for in inl' weeks Sn _TameS____Pmyer meeting at 10_ Rev_ ‘ thc Presbiterian church at Malpeque_

‘V e . » S x ~ L_ D ; . 1101' liave 1 liearil from _voii or home fo.

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over .i .iioii.h. \\ e .iii coinpitteiy sniit o from the outside world iiiiii long to hen from i.`.iiinfi:i.

'uid Bible Class at ’ .30

CHURCH OF E!\`GLA_\'D. '

__ .\lr. lllilliir at _ll 7. Sunday School MRS Hattie Bryan _ Visit rl < “' ' 1" ing her former liomeiu Lot ll, left yester

iday morningon return to her home in Boston.

PERSUNAL

Capt. Richards returned to Bld_0f01‘ii

yesterday afternoon. R _ _

J. Murphy, the well-known buyer of ‘ _ r _ _ _ _ A .,

East Boston is at the Revere. _ 3 ; f _ ' Q _ £ i_ _

Miss Nora Reid, daughter of Mr. J. D. _ ~ _ _ ' '

Reid is expected home on Wednesday evening.

Miss Alina Robertson, daughter of Mrs. C. E. Robertson of New York is expected to arrive home to-night.

Mr. T. Hariim, representing a well known crockery house in Ottawa, is regis- tered at the Revere.

day evening by the Princess from Halifax where she had been visiting her daugh- ter.” i Mrs. C. S. Purdy and her brother Mr. John Descaso of New York are spending two weeks with friends at Bracklcy Point.

\\`e halve .illii learned that amfge; St. Pauls.---Morning prayer at 11 a.. m _ party Of 1300** >'°“=°“‘h@‘”@ i" 0”* M” i sunday sciiooi and Ribie ciass at 2.30. fseizeii a large convoy and burnt 2000 bags ; Holy Qommunion will be celebrated af, 0fm'1il>` Which “"3" being Sen” t'° the S.30a. m. and after the morning service. .front for the army. Iam'afraid the repo; _ Au Seats free and unappr0priated_ Every. is too true, so that I cannot hope to hear I body We1¢0me_ fmm you for S°memm°‘We Mein a ratherl St. Peters Cathedral---Holy Communion doubtful position here :as we are such a` at S and Mating u an m_ Chud,.en~,__ small f°r"`e [and “far away from aSSist'\|Catecliising and Bible Class at 2.30.

The Pioneer Pub. Co. has purchased a

fore has been run by hand.

Northey3H. P. ,Engine which was re- ceived Thursday and` will be installed in the course of a few days. It will supply power for the press work which hither-

A TIRE Punctured-Messrs. Roy Leitch and Allan Conners, who left Summerside

Miss J: Bowness, whi. has been visiting at the home of Major Stewart returned to her home yesterday afternoon. She was

accompanied by Miss Pearl Stewart. 150 all Leather Letter Cases worth 304:. only

Mr. S. W. Manning, representing the Any F5” in W9 sbffe half P"°°°

Atchison, Topeka and Santo Fe railroads 40 Pieces ‘Mable Width Dre" G'°°d5 "Ural 25%

with head oiiice in Boston was in the city _V __ A Big Bargain, Boskoli Boililliillll Blbbmb yesterday. .He was accompanied by his ‘ 25 pieces of Veiling worth up to 500 at ~

ance' Eveiisong T p. in. All seats free and un-

WM. A. WEEKS.

, appropiated.

for Alberton on Wednesday, accompanied

by one bicycle, arrived there about 7.30 p. 1 »

_ Blivrisr. I n. The trip was quite an enjoyable one,

25 2 9 4 Prayer inetting at 10.30. Rev. G. P. Ray- out when nearing O'Leary they had the

--_ inond at ll and 7. Sunfliiy School and misfortune of puncturing their tyre and

Wilkesbarrc Moihefs Married Life is one Pastors Bible Class at 2-30. Strangers wereobligedtowalk the rest of the way.

' l > and provided wi‘h ‘omfortable _

uma, sweei song. .“‘;§;’_m° ° ” Rev. W. H. smith and J. H. Ben, ESQ,

.___ ‘se M. P. returned yesterday morning from

W!!-KESHARRE. P8-. A08- 2--Hel' _ _ a fishing trip west, They broughthome a

‘ twfnty-iifth baby. 'at and happy. is crow- "’”'“““‘ °’”"S“““‘ CHURCH' one basket or trout about nity ibsin

iD8il1¥h¢_8l'DlS Of MTS- S-S109-1’l5W_00d.Wife Rem G_ A_ Rein1_;Bmcton_ Mass” at 11 weight,(eo1lectively that is.) There were

» ofan engineer on the Central railway of and 7_ All welconm Sunday School and no smug; in the basket and the whglg Nevwloroey- T110 H1001” |188 been Bible mass at 2_5” transaction appeared to be perfectlyhon-

former Pastor of George St. Christian

Moncton to meet Mr. Robert P. Bell, whom he will accompany on his lecturing tour throughout the Maritime Provinces.

-married twenty-nine years. She has borne' est. A cynic did remark, but no one, Dun Wm open” the light for the two sets of twins. Twenty of her twen ty- CHURCH 0F CHRIST' heeded him, that there was no 11100188 to iv a's° _

: tive children are living,

The husband brings in $100 a month

sei-vices at 11 and 7. Y. P. s. c. awed whohad caught the fish-

_ nesday night at 7.30. All welcome. ff ' +R _ ;~ is 1'," ,

and the chil iren $90. The mother says:i THE August number of the Prince Ed_

. Mr.J_. E. Mathews, Mrs. Matthews,

bound train yesterday afternoon. Mrs.

“You can put me down as agreeing with SALVATION ARMY' wardlsland Magazine is an hand A cut of Mathews and daughter will spend some Grover Cleveland that married life is one Sunday Se;-vi¢e5 8,1; 7, 11, 3, and at 3 m "

d Sweet song ,_ P- H. M. S. Crescent forms the frontispiece

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:Expert Drug Man on Hutch.

W. Nichol, Phm. B., W

170 King Street East. Toronto, is one of 'the

fonsmost druggists in

city, and his establishment _'is replete with the most =

iupfto-date and elegant

pointments. Mr. Nichol T/_,_ . . 'Elias a very large trade and _ -\\;,' _|°|L-I, ns an authority on drug

fmatters. Speaking

:ii-Iutch, Mr. Nichol said _ =that a number of people ~

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the gastric Juices, properly assimilates food, and by being slightly cathartic expels all cxcremcnt from the intestines.

Ten Hutch ten cents. All druggists, or by mail from the Woodward Medicine C0., Limited, _

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11 Colborne St., Toronto.

1 lclll}ll_LD &.- HARTII

\Vl1enever and wher- ever thereie a use for

; THREAD Corticelli

Sewing Silk is Best and Cheapest, for it lasts longest and goes far- thest.

Shades to suit every color of fabric.

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_ 12,000 miles of THREAD turned out by the Cgf.. ' .iiC¢||i Silk CO’y every

day is tested and found perfectly uniform in strength and size, and free from knots or iiaws.

Sold Everywhere.

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This new and comm diova hotel is now

open for business. Thoioighly fitted up with all the modern improvements, this hotel ofers to the public accommodation, which cannot be excelled n any other on the Island. Good tables,large airy bed. rooms, bath rooms, sample rooms. Terms moderate. Frcecoacli toall trains and steamers. Special accommodation for commercial travellers. _

FRANK PE_RRY,Prop_

Oct.6 dly I yr. Soinmersido

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time at her, home in Careton. Mr. Mathews went to Summerside on a bisiness trip.

Hoist Anniviiis.

`i=i.o`iiinA iiorsi..

Aug. 2-Miss Clara Bartlett, St. John,-N.

Lean, Charlottetown; J. D. Flanagan, Lawrence, Mass.; Wm.Scott, Mrs. Scott, Miss M. McCarran, Master Willie Scott, Percy Chappell, Charles. McKinnon, D. McLeod, Charlottetown; F. R. Dodd, Pownal; Blair Smith, C. McEachern, Wm. Gillis, Percy Gillis, R. P. Gaudet, H. Grey. Charlottetown; A. Campbell, Truro, N. S.; Dr. Kelly, New York; Miss Kelly, New York; S. W. Crowell, Hon- ‘ treal; T. D. Rogcrs,Charlottetown; Miss'

McPherson, Boston; W. J, ~0’Riclly,f W.'_F. Konghan, P. Blake, Charlotte- town; W. N. Newman, Mrs. Newman, M. Dobic, Miss- Winnie-iBlake, Miss

' Florrie Blake, B. Large, -S.S. La Grande

Duchesse; M. Traiaor, Charlottejg

Murphy, Boston, _La Grande Duchesse.

'NEW YORK- STOCK LIST.

Closing prices August 3.

American Sugar 121i American Steel and Wire 33 American Tobacco 831 Brooklyn Transit 58 Burlington 26§ Continental Tob. 25 Federal Steel _ 32f§ Federal Steel Prid nil Louisville and Nashville 71§ New York Central 12% Rock Island 107 St. Paul _ 112§

nil 3%

United States Rubber nil April Cotton pei 100 lbs , - ‘W-?"*@

Tennessee Goai and Iron Union Pac Pr’fd

No death comes so suddenly and un expectedly as that caused by heart failure, but the trouble had its beginning; months or perhaps years before when the blood became thin and watery and the nerves exhausted. Gradiially the waste has be- come more rapid than the 'process of re- pair, the tissues of the heart have 'become iseased and iinally some over exertion or nerveous shock has isaused the breathingto cease and life to depart. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food pre¥nts heart failure and all similar diseases y creating new, rich blood and nerve force, and building up the system. ~

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tdanth Ati-ici isldf volcanic origin, and, he land in the vicinity of Kimberley ls so

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You can und out ifthe kidneys are clog-

ged,deranged and -disea_sed..H.ave you back- ache or a_weak, lame back 1, youehave pain or difficulty in urinating ,or a too frequent desire to urinate! there 1dep:;its`_like, brick dustjin _tho urine after it fstpgd for 24 _hoursl gf yoixhavz a»nyo~ ese sym _toms no a momen- shduld bel t i b ;Ch

._ ~ = 'i __ __ ltngj ' _ ~1

'kidney-`I.iv¥§~ the' worllgb .kidney cure. One 'pill a do`se‘;g25 cents a

box. » A _ l

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thing like48-,3@mi1esa `d , 1, 1 equal to twice the cir‘cun&'ence fnff’ '

-BAD Ron A cocci. Anqp.»a's Bemi-

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_andchild were passengers by the,;west- _ _

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town; Mr. Murphy, Miss Murphy, Miss

Opp. P_rowse's. h A `

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' A Anis`Caiinot Exist. » ,~_§'%h§l_1E£;;¥;k of on _hand all -

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sulphurous that even ants cannot exist _ r _ -._ 31.,” u it-, }"!'eZe honecon i ‘ ~ » ~

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néiineuvaru iiiirimiiige oiis. 1 '°

No Brm did, or ever will, sell Dry Gaudi at

nM? on /___ ____ ._., ` _

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j 1 Hero are a'Fow.

Ladies’ Handsome Black Capes half price.- Black Jet Elastic Belts worth up to 85c

Mrs. (Ren) D1 McNeil returned yeszer-‘ Ai1fWhite Silk Gloves _ot i-3-OE

300 Ladies’ Sailor and Dress Hats only ' One line very Handsome Blouses worth ,$1.10 240 pairs Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose worth 14c Hundreds of yards of Cream Lace given away at

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gig- They reborood by the S- S- Holi- 25 Boys’ two piece Serge Suits worth. 81,00 _to $l.35

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Rev. U. G. Miner of nes Moines iowa. a To lit Bays from four to eight yea.rs~of agef

Church and at present a guest of Mr. Wm. _S 4- _ 1 ’ ` - ’ J Bovyer and family, will preach in the

George St. Church Lord's day, a. m. and ~ »_ _ _ _ _ _ _

p. m. i ` 1 _ , _ _ _

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_Allkinds of General and Anaasthoticli-,°,i,,. ai&_1’oycd.' _ K _ _ .5 ‘

, wnand Bndgpworkasp

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umm., in .ii ia essence. .

= -_ ~iiiiiyzs'ecn~&x1yr.

“en Who Tlean Business

Julysil.

Handsome Silks worth up to 7‘5c Saturday 39,; -All Colored Muslims to he _sold Saturdcyil price (not = 2 - more~thanil5 ,yards to one customer.) ‘ijg f _

300 Palm Leaf _Fansgivon away _ f.. __ _

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' fo not waste' much time 1.o‘kir~' '

about lt; hence the brevity of dig

Q as-i . _ If'Yon:lN'ood»A.ngthin! U Ii;_ofl'o!e #applies we olilrluppls

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'hose are the fish to buy.

'_ _ We have also in stock some large fat li

Do You FEAR HEART FAILURI-ii fij_g,,,, B,.,¢,,,, H,,,.,~.,,,g_ W, ,_,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. One me for the round

he above in barrels fo the li l l ‘ ` rade. also in i bbls. drbblfs wilo asa 6

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y the dczen ror the retail traldae. 9 an SWG) f°¥' B°°klft~ Shin 0 ‘ quote rates for special tours

Preserve Jars. 1...... ,,, A We have just received 50 dozen Pre

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