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In these days of high prices for fuel it behooves householders before lay-

ing in their winter supply of soft coal to have a trial T911 gf P911 Hood- _

Ask your coal merchant for prices and compare and see the MONEY

YOU CAN SAVE. PORT HOOD COAL for KITCHEN, STOVESan~lc OPEN GRATES is second to none. It makes a QUICK,F,IRE,CHEER- PUL BLAZE throws out a TREMENDOUS HEAT, and burns a wa) leaving N O CLINKERS and VERY LITTLE ASH. `

' _ ORDER A TRIAL AN BE CONVINCED.

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ACADIA OLD SYDNEY

ALBION ' RESERVE INTEROOLONIAI. NEW GANIPBELLTON Round. Runof Mine andillut sizes.

Also best grade Hard Goal.

H. PIGKHRD & G0..

Peakes No. 1 Wharf ' V Charlottetown P. E. ,.1

P. I. Commercial College,

Isaac Oxenham, Principal______

Re-opens after the holidays on TUESDAY,AUGUST 20th, 1901. A thorough and complete Business Course, and a Shorthand and Typewriting Course are given in this Col- lege. ` The very best work is done here. Our svudents are successful everywhere. Call at College, over Bank of Nova Scotia between 9 and 12 a. m., and 2 and 4 p m, or send for Prospectus. =

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The Latcsi News From Prince County.

Mr. David Keefe, St. John took away 22

, head of fat cattle by the Northumberland yestsday.

Judge MeLeod is acting Stipendiary

Magistrate during the absence. of Mr. Neil McQuarrie.

Miss Bnaralcn D. Causnic, of London,

Eng., who has for the last three weeks been visiting friends in Summerside, left for Charlottetown yesterday morning.

Col. and Mrs. Orr, cf Piqua, Ohio, were

passengers by the Northumberland yes- ierday returning to the U. S. after spending the summer at their cottage at Tracadie.

S'roLiiN fruit might be sweet but it is

sometimes apt to leave a bad taste in the mouth. A young lad charged with steal- ing apples was lined $1.00 and costs at the police court yesterday. Other boys take warning.

Tin best of friends must part, said the ady of a house in tho. vicinity of Bras and she gave the order to kill the petted calf. The animal had become as welcome l -L-_,tv the house as the dog or cat; yea -\»-i. - -I it have more privileges that many c.. _en in some homes. It was allowed to come in and go out just as it pleased and lie wherever it would con- sider the softest bed. It was as intelli- gent, perhaps as some children and was a pretty creature but like some ehildren it got ugly. It was com- fortably sleeping near the sofa when the good lady was leaving the house to visit a neighbor, and had eaten the fringe od the|tablecloth,destroyed two lace curtains, and had otherwise given itself 'a reputa» .tion which made of it anything but a pot inthe eye of the lady when she returned. There was veal on the bill of fare during ` the following few days.

LUMBAGO BACKS STRAIGHTENED

Ciisrlom.-wwe P o B.-.x 242 aug s 2" aw t1 Des ao 1901 ~ D°”°“°“’°"“" °“° “°"”° ‘°°‘““ ”‘“‘°

EYES OF ALL NATIONS.

France has one blind person io every 500 inhabitants.

In Germany and England there is one blind person toevery 1,000. China has more blind than all other cr.-unfries. Spain cemes ne xt. América avei-'agrs only one in every 1,500, t-he lowest per cent of any

and money because your back is stif from lumbage. Do as t ousands before you h d . B l bo tl of h ~

ave one uyaarge te tatun

' ' ~ » ` ' E ~ 'usually good liniment, Polson’s Nerviline,

land rub it frequentlv over the sore part.

It gets at the pain, drives it out, liinbers

lyou upin no time. Nerviline is quick to

relieve; never fails; never harms. Try it to-day.. 2-Scents. 0 ~

I'n Egypt twenty one natives were killed because of defective vision, dur- CH-lRL0T°1`E`l` UWN MARKETS-

` bg the dist w__eeh’s operations of an electric railway.

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Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . . .._

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iFowls per 5Flourperowt ............... .. fOstmeal, uew,.percwt . . . .. . l;Hldes per lb..- ............. ..

We test eye-i for glasses. Any e e we cannot fit should have the atten- 43” pu. ,SWL

_ lieu of a doctor who is an eye -peciali t. '-tbts ..........

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THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Liverpool, THE SUN IISURANC COHPABY, of I/mfdon. tl

'rua rncnrix iitsuxsncis coivirarrv. o Bros yn.

'rim iimrtiaz. use INSURANCE coatrsnv, of New York.

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JOHN MQEACHERN, Agent.

Lowest rates ani prompt settlements.

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your old fence, or perhaps your _house needs a coat

' of paint to brighten it np? it will look like new

` Beets, per bunch. . 1 Pork .

=Potatoe» new__-__...... `Mutton pcrcarcass . . . . . . . . ...

:gnlons per bgnrhl; . . . . . . . . . .. . L arrots,per unc ‘Lettuce per bunch . . . . . . . . . ... ,Cat-tle Dressed. . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. . Radishes ..................... ..

' Tnrnips, dos-. _-._.

a age . . . . . . . . .. _ G-ooseberries . -. _

Blueberries ____ . _ 'Gelery--.-..

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Tomatoes lb.. _ _

iBntter(n~eshlo¢rii}f11fffII11 1»Chickens per pair . . . .. .. .... . .

oun'ry._This is explained in the fact that rcieniihc adjustment of glasses has E99”

hacked its 'greatest perfection in this countryi

Mary eyes have bf-err save# through the timely use of glasses. '

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_I§ack Currents-.. Butrer'Beans_.___..

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E 'ro HAVE BEAUTLFUL SKIN.

f Every one who woull lhave a clear sof 5 velvety skin free from pimples olackheade -,redness and disllguring eruptions- must _ use Dr. Chase’s Ointment it is a true food for the skin does not- clog the pores as -do powders and insures permanent bene~ lit. There is not a single itching burning skin disease of men women or children ' that Dr. Chase’s Ointment will not cure Mothers tlnd _it invaluable for baby Eczema scsld head and chailing on the little ones

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Jas' Paton dz Co’s store will be

open to-nigh’ . li

5 as. Pat-on & Co will have a

speiis ls tie- of 200 new fall Hats two hours to.night from 7 to 9 p. m. Don’t mise it. 11

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0F PERSONAL Ill

Mr. P._E. Seams-n of Sourls, was in the City ye *»el\'dl_~¥= `i -_

Miss Eiiza_sis1¢ari’ or Baths; is visiting

friends in this City. ' _

' The Misses Wright of New Annan wsrsin the City yesterday., A , .

Mrs. R. Rani; say la' ipasseiiger bi

` the Princess to Sydney yesterday. ,

High snerur m¢noiisia` or Kings

County, was in the City yesterday.

Stipeadiary Sweeney, Moncton, is _in the City and is register ed at the Davies.

Misses Grace and Lucy Marchbanks of

Traveller’s Rest, were in town yesterday.

Mr. L. F. Dawson, Royalty, leaves this

A morning to attend the Haliisx exhibition.

Mr. Albert Taylor, Glen William, came

to the city yesterday, he is attending the Teachers’ Convention.

Mr. P.G. Seaman.the energetic manager

of Tun Guaaniaivs Souris Branch, was in attendance at the races yesterday.

Mrs, B. J. Haywood and daughter Miss

Haywood, Kensington, are in the City the guests of Mrs. \Dr.) McLaughlau.

Miss MacRae left by the Princess yes-

terday morning for Windsor N. S., where she will engage in W. C. T. U. Work with Miss Ellie E.Smith.

Miss I-Iettle Woolner, city, has returned

home after spending two weeks with friends in North Rustico, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Paynter.

Mr. Albert Williams. _Bideford, was in

the City yesterday. He was accompanied by his son Mr. R. O. Williams of the Bank ‘bf Nova Scotia, Boston, who is home on a visit.

Dr. Hall of the Truro Normal School ar-

rived by the Princess last evening and will take part in the Teachers Association meetings to-day. He is the guest of Principal Seaman.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mill have returned to their home in Clermont, after spending a pleasant holiday with friends in Char- lottetown. They were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Woolner, Grafton Street.

Hr. Everett W. Mcheill of Montague,

who graduated B. A., from Acadia Col- lege, Wolfville, N. S., leaves next week for Harvard University where he will ‘take a course leading up to the Ph. D. degree.

isaaccompanied by his friend, Mr. Geo. Chase, who was also on a visit to this

_e ye express 4 yeater ay

morning were : ’Mr. J. _M. Davison, Cashier of the Merchantfs Bank of P. E. I. returning from a trip to Ottawa and Pin American; -Messrs. J. H.MoQuaid

fund W. L' Poole of Montague also retum~ ~

ing fronithe Pan-American.

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Clara Bartlett, of St. John N. B. and ugene Western Brown, of Charlottetown P. E. I. were united in marriage Dec. 4th, X900, by the Rev. Geo. M. Young, of Char ‘ lottetown P. E. Island.

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WARTS VERSUS MOLIS.

lsr. it be known that Putnam’s Painless C Ex ct

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F who sell the beat always sell Putnam’s

with 8 we 0. PRiSM PREPARE - P=i°1=°=°°mE===°°\°=-_

P AINT on it. All colors ii. stock and__to arrive.

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At Fortune Bridge, on Sepf. 8 li Ch.-.ries <1 W0* °°*°ify-

Worrell, infant and dearly beloved son of ‘i '_ Cecil and Lottie Townsend. aged ti '1'h¢‘g¢¢¢i° 'hm B -1'.”

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me and forbid them not for of such is i 'A h _fi C 7 the kingdom of Heaven. C si 1

_ In this city, vesterday morning at 4’ P _We hpve a complete stock of BOOKS autlotiacd for the Public Sdlooll, R.

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lo’clc.ck John Collins, aged 80, leaving a nu", a es Cm eg” A hrgutwk °f

large family to mmm. his its.. ' Pens. Ink. Pencils, Exercise and Work Bgqkg,

[Funeral from his late residence Rich- Hand Bggks, _ &c_ .

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f _ y are showing a big range

‘ - Q- d Elegant Furs. Our windows

r _ ggi are fuilof them this week. DENTIST. Takes. ‘walk down and see

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