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V ¢ % _ FRESH herring from Georgetown sold on ' me mst i_<_ Tea on the market. the square yesterday at 20 cents per I ha;:¥‘;‘IeU;nlv at dozeu

S _v 9 S THE Princess arrived' in part at 6.50

f $ 8 iyesterday evening having on board 38

'E passengers.

V The Ideal Grocery, Plone x99, AT he oh

_ ' t p 'ce court yemtrday morning W, a lad named Prunty,chargcd with assault, ._l_ _ _ -_ __ Wasfined:§5 or30days.

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..§:'.:.‘;°‘.‘.I:.°.:: ‘Lia . is... A- fh~=f~<'=v night Price fox-.lm 3 ‘ample of the exprw BB sure and hear Mr. Best in Y. M. C. sigxeeisf satisfaction we have heard A° Thurslmy night-

s ‘b°°t°"r THE steamer Brant came into port

£ at7o'clock esterda ev n'

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_ Master 'Walter Simpson. Tr., of Biy , View, who has been ill of pneumonia, is

now reported out of danger.

AN extract froma recent ad. of Messrs.

Johnson& Johnson din ists is re ro-

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1'" * ’¢g¢¢d, gs tg the -grits of what we dllCCd ill .BI’&Il1S Of April GLIL

°|:::"e os” you 'ooh' eahdvely our wa THE S. S. Elliott arrived in port yester- nn ,ou My fm, ,__ yn ,ul uv" ,ee . day morning from Halifax with a general

' cargopart of which is for Summerside.

. MR. A. W. Owen, of the Marine Depart-

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‘ c:i:i::l;i:b°'°B;TmliE;;, U, ,mm _t _ ment, Ottawa, arrived in the city yester-

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\v'°°¢ 1”” °‘ "““ "°""”“°”“_"°“’°’°, nav. 'r._J.D¢imsi<ii., mm. mais. “'°" . ,,_, ., _, . the past few days suffering from a alight

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08° to has oonferredi

will lad everything you require in the Im’ Di:n§rgf°J§; Ti

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, with the best goods obtainable-chap

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for to-day.

Apple Pier Miner Pies

~ ; Cream Pies iz I. is:

Cocoanut Pies 15 at soc'

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~ lclipse Bakery Af I-akes Best Bread.

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5 , C Tm: Stanley will commence the wolkof

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fl; f __ ontheslip.

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* Cnannorrrrowmr En lneers will meet

I, 8 gat drill shed this evening at 8 o'elock. A lfullf attendance requested as matters of

importance will come up.-By Order, J. H. Momus, Capt.

Tm: Guanmaiv regrets to learn of the

death of Mrs. George Vickersou who died at ner home Vernon River yesterday morning 8206 64 years, The funeral will take place on Thursday.

Ir was expected last night that the tug

William Aitken would sail during the night with the large boiler for the steamer oiiiniatmmiiiiuriictured by Bruce stewart 8: C0. for Sydney parties.

THE attention of persons desiring a

comfortable dwelling house is directed to the advertisement in ‘ wants” column of house _,9x1__Grfifton Street west, now in possession of Prof. Watts.

MR. T. C. Wallace, travelling passenger

agent Union Pacific, and Mr. Chas. A. Bryant, travelling agent Chicago and North Western Railway, crossed to the Mainland yesterday morning.

J as. E. McDoNa1.D is having his vessel the Carmena repaired and expects having her launched next Wednesday. It will be remembered the Carmena was washed ashore at Cardigan during the great gale last October.

FREE SAMPLES? FREE SAMPLES?

-Send For A Free Sample Of Catarrhoz- one Guaranteed To Cure Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, And Hay Fever.

In order that every sufferer in_ Canada

may test the marve Ions curl\tlve_ pro perties of Catarrhozone we will mall free to any addressa. twenty days trial suffi- cient often to cure; Enclose l0c for post-

a.ge,and boxing and address Poison 8:. Co., Kingston, Ont.

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After years of hard work for drst plice in the Millinery Bisiness, we

°0me to you this spring banter prep ired than ever to suit vour taste, with

We have secured as our znrliner

P06 of the large~it,m.>st up-todate and mos: stylish szocks of M llinery goods over shown in this city,

mes Emil-IE HAMILTQN

Weeks & Co

gover double size of the ordinary 25c &

l‘Sni‘iday"`ot' meningitis. Mr'|.Haslsiii leaves

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OW!-vo to their increasing trade Messrs. A. Duchemiu & Co. have found it toiinerease their dry kiln until today it has three times the capacity of a few days ago. The fitting up has kept pace with the general advance made by the Brm. _

MRS. G50. l.‘. Robeltion left on Thurs

dayfor Boston on an extended visit to her brother. From there she will pro- ceed to her old home in Charlottetown,

mer.-Vancouver War ld, (ith.

THB Charlottetown Primary Union

which was organized at the Sunday School I Conventionyesterday will hold its first ,meeting in Kindergarten Hall on Satur- day afternoon at -1 o`clock. All primary and junior Sunday School Teachers are urged to attend. _

` THREE large specimens of the parsnip family are on exhibition in Haszard & Moore’s ,seed window. The largest weighs2lbs3oz, is 22 inches long and girts12lnches. They were grown by Mr.

Geo. King, from seed purchased at Haga- ard&Moora’s. _ _ _

:run ‘nmaai~ *genéi-a1“tiii¢‘etiag gr?

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eveninir at 8 o’c1ock. Members are -requested-eofbe~punetna'l and to ascertain

.deiinlpedy ,the gal1§”d` who may wish to join the club. y order. Han maiiy friends win region ' to ~ lean of the deslh of`Mra. ” Louis Haslam “oft Springton, which sad event occurred on

h fainilyof '" sons,""'1Bichard ’Elllott, Binneyand Everett, and two daughtcri; Carrie and Mary The funeral took plana;

Bosnosia Ssxtette18th or 14tli.lhy.-

The organisers! this artistic body is Louis Staats, probably the greatest clari not virtuoso omthis continent. To those who have taken up reed instruments his coming will have Npecial interest. The beauty. of his tone is its flute like senorityzil his execution marvellous. I

Tm: Rev. D. McLean will preach (D V;) at Lot48 on Sabbath the 28st init.-at 10.30 a. m. Highfield, 2.30; N. G. R., 6.30 p. m. Monday night, Hunter River; Tuesday night, Stanchel; Wednesday night, Brad- ailbane at 7 p. m. Saturday night, West River; Sabbath 28th, West River 10.30 a. m., St. Catherines 2.30, N. M. C., 6.30.

ON Monday the funeral of the late John

Reid of Hope River took place and was very largely attended. High mass was celebrated, Father Reid of Kelly’s Cross brother of deceased being celebrani., Rev. Donald McDonald,Rustico, deacon,” iIJ`r'-I Monaghan, sub-deacon. Father James E. ` McDonald said the prayers at the fgrave.

WM. H. BALL brought to the city yes terdayfourteen very line fat cattle; which - he purchased in the west part of the Pro- vince_ 2 choice steers,fed by Geo.Bearist.o, Malpeque, 2600 lbs.; 2 steers fed by F. Bulman, 2410 lbs.;4 fed by Wm.R-icirham, 44(1) lbs. 2 fed by McNutt. 2000 lbs., 3 fed by Robert Stead 3100 lbs.,cow fed by Wm. Rackham, 1050 lbs..

THE following are the officers of May

Flower Division for the ensuing quarter- W. P. Mattie Roberts; W. A, Geo. Lewis; R. S, Vernon Burke; A. R. S,Margaret McWilliams; Chap. Gertie Bell; Trees. Frank Bell; F. S. Fred Boisner;Con. Alex. McKinnon; A. Con., James Hurry; I. S. Joseph Boisner; O. S. Gus Hurry; P.W.P, Daniel McKinnon ' ’

REV. J .W.Kierstead and bride,(nee Mis Williams) of Campbellton, are spending their honeymoouin Moncton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lutz, Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Kierstead were married at Campbellton on Thursday last the cere- mony beinlz performed by Revs. Carr and Spencer. Rev. Mr. Kiel-stead is pastor of the Baptist church at Czinipbelltomr- Moncton Times.

STOCK N o'r1~:s.-Mr. J. M. Nicholson

owner of Kalol 2:l5§ has issued a neat pedigree card setting forth the breeding. Ka.Iol,30804 foaled June 23rd 1898 is a Bright Bay Stallion, small star, right hind » ancle and hoof White, 155 hands high and weighs about 975 pounds, bred at Allen farm Pilisfield, Mass. Judgedon indivi- dualty he is a great horse, with clean out brainy bead, model neck, good shoulders, well sprung barrel; .strongly-arched loin, powerful quarters, and thighs, and the bestof feet and legs. Kalol was not trained much for speed but lie has a won- derful turn of speed and he has a good way- of going.

Fav- pains arrl lameness u=e KEY I ` NIM'

P. E. I., where she will spend the sum-_

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Get the relist-ie Kenarsets. i J)

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Sumter Norse. -Ms. Emmet Murphy is preparing for his sumnier’s __ work at Kinkoi-a" as cheese makei‘é“~`MI.`

is getting the lumber -ready for ‘thc additional 40 feet to the factory.-Mr. Alex. Steel intends leaving for Rnstico the latter part of the week.-Mr. Thomas Hiscot is making extensive repairs to his boat for the summer’s fishing.-Mr. Geo. Bowness intends moving his saw mill I across to the other side ofthe village.- Mr. Patrick \Valsh and son have Bnished a very stylish set of harness for one of'our coaclimen.-We are pleased to see Ster- ling Williams back after his pleasan' ‘visit to Cavendish.

_ Noam Tarcs.-Mr. George Ives _ returned from S3-nney on Saturday where he has been during the past fifteen months. He is now preparing for abig spri`ui:’e» - work in his saw~mill and sash and door factory. -Miss Lizzie Chisholm has return- ed from Boston to her home in North Tryon.-The farmers are busy preparing during these flue days for their spring’.~'. work. Some of them are already hard to work at fencing as the ground is quite free from frost.-The roads in these parts _ are getting quite dry and ' dust is again flying, hardly any snow can be sees.- We are glad to see Mr." John Muirhe‘ad» out around again after his very severe

from' a visit to friends in _'Muddy Creek and Summerside.-Schooner Precursor, ` : Capt.Charles Straight of Victor-le,dragged ` her anchor and ran aground on Tryon :bar-.I1 during the gale of last Wednesday. They y havsmotyet succeeded ingetting her off?

tides

damaged.-Mr. Willard

George McKay is busily engaged,

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Like all other bqiih-iyig S

Paper selectioztresolv si salfintctlut -~»~. f. »

tim ont aft Wall

illness.-Mrs. George Im 'returned wary t *

New of cont Jw

Paper *yoIu’ve Wie o

You want the prettiest

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want io make as possible.

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from a few

excellence and at its

wa-i _ ltsbrevlty. A mentioned tl\e_ lin dignity of a oar eful dy of 'scleoces.yy observe n as

as-by reading, he detail the of Sir William Davao ` Dr.

others who had`vlsi " the

and conducted ,work nib ` the thefnatural sciences eitherivolun-

or under the &recti§n of

lies.; He next spoke logical, botanical and or

ies of Francis Bain. The lecture then traced the work done lit thesame lines by Messrs. MacSwain, I

Watson, Duncan and other' late present workers, emphasized the im- portance of preserving a record of all work, of collecting the writings ,offs merges Recorder Lawson, and Rev. Slitliirland and of publishing a 'Bulletin iiiwlilch proceedings of the Society might have wider diffusion, and by which" its members might obtain the benefit of literature secured in return as exchanges., A_t.\the~.requoet»L-of»»the=~chair,--aftei==-tJso.~ President had spoken ~and,,disc_ussed the paper, Messrs. -MaeS_wain, Watson‘,fP_ope,_. May and Buluian addressed the meeting, I which sdiournmwiih s- vate _ot thanks toMr. Clarkin, who made suitable ao- knowledgementof the same. It was an- nounced that Mr. Pope will read the last paper of the _course a fortnight hence.

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packages.

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`1",1i powdéaorax 15° ,B pmmd' tw' ware and General Mcrthandlse at =.,, § if

ox can sos.. Great Clearance Sale Prices ‘ .Castile soap sw., sw , <_._t\\ Bargains in Tea Sets Dinner Sets Toilet Smal Le Johnson»s varnish Sets,Table Sets,bups and Ssucers,P»irlor Larn;s,Hall ,

Restore, ,,,,k,,, old f,,,,,,_ .Fancy Goods Knives and Forks, Spoons &c. allatswnp

ture look like new-15 cents n _fl idling reductions# mam land halt PNG? T 0 ) V

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Other Tea dealers havetried their best to match. `3 Hard it, but none of the ' so-called “Matches” can

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_ have justreceived a new supply of it direct-Ni and bOYS E

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