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5'.. Thomas Times: It is something of

e pradox to say that the Boer prisoners on the Island of St. Helena are enjoying the benefits of British freedom. But their captivity is sweet liberty com- pared with the lot of such of their com- pstriotsss remain in arms under com- manding oihcers like DsWet. 'If the report of the governor of St. Helena wereprinted in Afrikander Dutch and distributed inthe camps of the fighting Boers,itwonld probably befoilowed by the surrender of the leading commandoes.

ilait Broakiast Food

Is Juetly Popular B»esuse of I'e Mi iy Health Advantages.

In summertime it is wise to avoid cereal

foods that have a tendency to heat the Nood. irritate the stomach. and bring on digestive derangements. IE you would

go forth to the duties ofthe day with _a full measure of health and vigor, use delicious and appetizing Malt Breakfast Pood,easyto digest, and unequelled as asystom nourisher. It requires the use af but one package of Malt Breakfast Food to convince sensible people of its- greet superiority over all other known grainhods. All Grocers and General Stores.

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DEATHS IN HONG KONG.

At Hong Kong 45 persons die daily of the nleirue-

A MARVELLOUS MEDICINE

H- in direct d b' ' _o|l`i‘i hegllver andan kigorigydvelgrfcéhggcqg

. idney-Liver Pills will positively cure ~_ svn complicated ailments which cannot e reached by an of he di

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Coming Events

Guardian readers wi'll_/indthe ,Hillma-

ing convenient to clip and keep for reference.

Sons of Scotland meets every second Monday in each month in Mechanics Hall ' Prowse Block.-E. Cuuinos, Rec. Secre-

ms `

I cannon ortnnn.

Boyne L0d80. No. 814, meets 2nd

and 4th Fridays in Wright’s, Hall, at 8 p. rn.-D. McNiin., Recording Secretary.

St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 me every l‘uesday night, at 8 o'cieck, in `0fl'es Hall.--D. J. MOKINNOB, Secretary.

LaoyWailaceLodge No. 87, meets lst

and3rd_Frldays, in WrightsHall.-Mas. Caossxaio, R. Secy.

Thursday night in 0tl'er’s Hall.-J. Chappell. R. Sec’y.

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of

each month. Visiting brethren welcome. , Crt! Council meets the second Monday n each month. Dr, James Wurbuton Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk.

The Charlottetown School Board meets

the first Monday of;each month. Ewen

Stewart, Secretary.

_ s~on.m'rlns. ‘Count Avormann, I. 0. F., fourth Tuesday of each month in Mechanio’a Hall, Grafton St.-S. Renouf, Sec‘y.

Cotmr Moinrr Srxrmm, I. 0. F. first

and third Tuesdayof each month ln Me- chanic’s Hall Grafton St.-J. W. Suther and,Se c‘y.

MASON B

John s Lodge in M xsonic Temple second Tuesday in month, David Mc Lennan, Seo'y. ‘ Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple,-hrst

Monday in month.-W. P. Douli, Scc’y

| Alexander Chapter, Royd Arch May-

sons in Masonic Temple, nrst Thursday in month except June. J uly and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec'y. _

Prince Edward Pneoeptoq, No; 35

5 rme cine, and

_-nceitsextraor mary success and popul--Knights Templars. 8rd Wednesday of

_iity. Biliousness, liver complaint, Bri ht

disease, diranged kidney are thorouggly evereoaie t is great family medic' One pill a 25 cents a box. _ me

Ernest Seton-Thompson Wood ‘

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_ 5"" 1’°‘%’°¥°1 E_"=°°° 36°” Theme, acn’s graphic animal stories retains a deep ` impression of the author’s-profound mast- ery ef wood-lore_.Tl'.e wonder is how he ac- cumulated each a never-failing fund of it. Someinhresting information about how s camp _and “ln Rini ` Is an illustrated article, I

‘Y“°_5_ T110 LUii¢‘l'HQm§ JQIIIMI i *eh .

each month in Masonic Temple. Albert Edward Lodge of Perfectiore egree A. Sc A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, follow ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July, Oct. -

Prince George Encampment. Royal crest ers meets every Inursda in

° - lWright's Hall.-Mllrdook McLeod Dust

trioun Archivist. ~ “ f

court can-iatoewwn, 0.0. r'.,mst imd-

third Thursdsy. Wright’s Hall.---W. C Whitlock, See’y. Court Abegweit, C. 0. F. meets in

Fore~iter’s Hall, Prowse Block., on the second and fourth; Thursday of each

Wal FH- _-_ = `

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Qumrioss Los WOMEN. _

Areyon"1re§k,'nerve'ns, irritable. cas 1wrris<l and fatiguediih you dread yogi kily work and feel like letting`Iulu' difn ies gonndone? Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food will 'S9533 YUUI' DUYVOUS “litem and send the ‘ thrill of new life and energy through the body. It_is above all a woman’s medicine I8 ill _invigoratiugjnfluence on the nerves nsnrea regularity in the functions of the lsodily organs

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1"¢1sG’natiug Home Work.

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Tbeartof changing the color of your wearing apparel was once a disagreeable _ andoomplicated work, to be trusted only to the»few with the requisite knowledge nnllakill. The Diamond Dye have now _ made the work of dyeing a household undertaking-something the wife and daughter recon -among their regular* home duties. Nc failures or losses when I Diamond Dyes are used. Send for our Diainond Dye Cook Book. it will interes: ron. The Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, Montreal

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BUNDREDS of Opinions agree upon ihf feet that Pain-Killer has alleviated more

in than any one medicine. Unequalleff

=' diarrhoea and dysentery. Avoid sub etiiures, there is but one Pain-Killer, lPerry Du.vis‘. 251:. and 50c.

Seafoam Chocolates 10 cents a box a

Beer & Gofl"'s. . 26 2 i

Souvenir Books of Charlottetown, Tor-

onto. Halifax. Sr.. John, M.-mtreal, Cape Breton etc., on sale at LD. 'I`aylor`s Book- store, Victoria Row. li

The qu-silty of the paperin our 10 ceni Boxes is what sells the goods. A nic.- nmooth dnisb and perfectly white coim *sheets of paper and 24 envelopes for Iii

intent J. Di Taylor‘s Book Siore,1§"iciori..

Another lot of new goods now opening

‘g VY. P. Col-will’s inc nd ng dinner, tea

toilcv sr-is of the latest designs a so a

ngebouuiyuf glassware. Gems in‘and nee mat . E lsland's greatest crociiery 26 d lw. nine Juice ma Lime Fmt corani in Ile. bottles at Beer 8: Goifs. 26 2i ,J ,Bottles Mixed Pickles for 25 cents at &Goi‘l"S. % 2 i

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Wildey Lodge every Friday evening

in their, inviean-is now.

MeLeodSec’y. o _

Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No , meets everyhrst and third Tuesday evening.- Fanny J. Wise, Secretary. _ _

every Thursday evening at-8 o’clock. tn

mvxcrrrs or__r`r'rn1.ah.

din

Lodge Prince Edward meets second and

Hall, Victoria Bow..~-E. H. Duchemin

acc: LOYAL CRUSADEBS.

Company “A." every Monday in Wright’s Hall at 6.30 p. m.--Ada Wad man, Secy.

sons or 'rnMPimawcn.

at 8 p. m.

Orient Division, Friday, at Sp. m.

'.Vright’s Hall, every Tuesday.---VV. H- Clar R. Scribe.

NOTHING IIUNTS OUT CORNS

like tight boots. Nothing removes :orns with such certainty as Putnam’s painless Corn Extractor. Beware of poisonous substitutes. Ask for and get Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor at

irucgists. For if you getit-you’ve lgot i dead sure thing. All druggist se l it -,r by mail post. paid on receipt of twenty tive cents.N.C.Polson 8; Co.,Kingston,Out..

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VIOLBNTLY INSANE FROM

USING CIGARETTBS.

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Frank Steinman, i9 years old, of White Oak Pa., became violently insane as the result of excessive cigarette smok- ing Thursday. He gave up cigarettes lscvcral months ago by the advice of his lohysician, but resumed smoking them recently. His condition is critical.

EVERY WOMAN NEEDS IT. l

o There are times when every woman is tormented by itching skin_and would give anything for relief. There is a preparation

Releii The mill is rua by steam and is situated near the public road _lead- iiew Y°s»s¢l1°-»=»Hi'§°°°°=\I_

J. Mari..-._;il A

fro' Loaiv: f

hsudlingthe timber. . .

7L.0.Y.B. A.-Mizpah, Loyal ‘Orange Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every

Wednesday lneachmonth.-D. B. Mc-.»

evening. E.M.f5Younker,Sed’yA ` -_

Knights of Pythias--Ernpire u » ire We _ '

Pythian Hall, Prowso s New Block.--J.H. l Y°S¢°l`\‘ll! Wellinl fmm PUSWNU Wb¢l’¢ Williams, Keeper of Records and Seal. F

sons os ENGLAND. ,

Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs y evening in S. 0. E.Ha11 Victoria Row.

John A. Field, Sec’y. 1

fourrth Tuesdays of each month in S.O.E. '

Victoria Division, S. O. 1;., on Lhlonday, .

Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in

SUM’SIDE

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The Latest News From Prince County.

Ma. R. H. Montgomery has removed

his insurance oiilee to his new quarters in the Prince County bookstore.

Mn. Dau’l Farrar of Boston, who has

been ou the Island visiting during the past week left on return yesterday.

Mlssls Alice and Winnie Perkins of

Charlottetown. who have been visiting

_ Miss Nora Lefurgey, Si.Eloenors returned home yesterday.

Rrv. H. G. Grafx, Alberton and Rev. A.

F. Carr of Campbellton, N. B., \exehange pulpits on the Sundays of 28th, July and 4th, of August. ~

Tan sewer connected with the Clifton

House, along the shore near the town wharf is being repaired with new pipes by Messrs Rogers Sc Rogers.

Miss Johaua McKelvie of Kensington,

lately teacher in Fanning school, Mal- peque, went on Tnursday to Springileid, Lot 8, were she takes charge of a school.

Lrnur. W. P. Rogers received word yes-'

terday, that the tender of the Summer- side Electric Light Company for lighting accepted. The - w'ork'e£;wiri`ng will begin stones.

and brother of Councillor John Dickieson of this town, is here on a short visit. Mr. Dickieson carries on a large mercantile business and also farms several hundred acres of land.

VERY hot weather, more to follow, no,

better way to keep cool than by donning one of our light alpaccacoats and a suit of line bahbriggan underwear Drop in and. see what we can do for you in these lines. A -Sinclair 8: Stewart. ll.

Da. George Glover and Mrs Glover of

Fort collins, Colo., who have been visiting friends in Summsreide and Bedeque during the past two weeks left yesterday on return home. While in Summerside they were guests of Mrs -Glover’s cousin, Mr. J. Gordon Baker.

Trmnl: cases new American felt hats for i

men in all the modern makes' auch as Grand Duke, King Edward and other famous shapes; also a nice lot of new ties for summer wear, the latest production, ' just received at-Sinclair & Stewart.

‘ ' 25 Thurs 8: Sat.

_ 1i.rv.H. G, cms or a1_berum,-_Pmbr terian Church, leftyeeterday morningafor Campbellton, N.B. Heexchanges. pulpit; L fpr a time with Rev. A. F. Qu-g, ,g gg.; town. The latter' gentleman spent 18 years in Albertou and his old congrega- tion .» ill give him a hearty welcome. ._

Tan tug Gypsy owned by Messrs Mc-

Donald & Monatt, contractors sf the Summerside breakwate arrived here

she had met with a slight accident. The

ner assistance proceeded yesterday to Wallace for a cargo ef stone and will probably arrive here this evening or to- morrow. She will be employed in towing _ eeow loads of stone during the summer, 'hue the Gypsy wsu do the in.-bear work.

WHY could not theyoung people of Sum- ` merside organim a bathing club and erect bathing houses along the ehore,,say at the east end of the town where bathing- is so much indulged in dur_ing_t.lie summer months. A great many ladies and gentle- men, girls and boys enioythis means of recreation here daily, and there appears to be only one thing wanting and that a proper place to arrange their wearing apparel. Bathing houses could be built at little cost, and besides/encouraging. this healthful pleasure they would also give accomodation to tourists ‘visiting us. 'Iherc is a splendid beach immediately east of the town and within a few minutes walk of the most distant residents. Why then should there be _any difllculty in having properly conducted bathing V houses. l

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HE WANEED TO 'ENJOY -_'IHEf

PARTY,

buta dreadfuhsuivelling cold prevented- her going. Whats disapointment! She mi ht have gone had she only known how qulfzkly Catarrbozone cures those nasty ` colds. Only necessary to breathe Cat- arrhozone for a few moments every hour,

and it knocks the cold right out. Carry a Catarrhozone inhaler in your pocket. It’s_ very small-use it occasionally and you won’t have colds.Cntrrhozonc is a scienti- fic treatment that absolutely cures, Colds, Couggiesé Catarrii. Bronchitisand Asthma. Has n. extensively used, and never once- falled. Quick relief, pleasant to use; sure to cure. » Every dollar outfit guarnteed to cure. or your money back. Small size 25c l Druggists or N. C.~Poleon & Co., _Kings

MR. H.R. Dlekieson of Reynolds, N. D.,_

o Miss McLaughlin, who has been the

returned to her home by the yes-

tug Alert which went a few days ago to L

scribes fur 58 newspa , six of them

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Mr. Robert Shaw of Shaw‘s Hotel

in the city yesterday. ‘ l _

,Mi-. William E. Gillespie and wife of Boston are at the Revere.

Mr. Cyrus Mailman' leaves to-any to

spend a holiday at Morell. V

Mr. J. P. Gordon and bride are expected

in the City on Monday evening.

Miss Bsaristo, S‘Side, wasa passeuiter

_ by the inwrrd express last night.

“ Mr. arthur Loekeieft yesterday mem-

ting for a short visit to Nebraska, U. 8. A.

\ Mr. Geo._Knight sud -wife came to' the _City last night th visit Mr. Jos Knight. f

‘A Senator and Mrs. Ferguson were P07 _ sengers by the Princess yesterday even- ing.

Mr. Matthew Smith, M. L. A.,Hampton',

was among the visitors to the City y`eeter~

day. -

Mr. J. Stanley Wedlock,Stanley Bridge.

o wassmoug the visitors to the City yester- day.

Mr. Frank Trainer, ofBesto\ _

,Dougan, Worcester, arrived in

lsstiiight.

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o for Montreal in ccnnectioi with_._a V to Mrs. Daziel. .`

conduct services in the Central Church on Sunliay.

Mr. Howard Ferguson _and wife were

passengers by the Princess yesterday _freturning to their f-honie. - f ‘

Welsley\Lan‘e‘~'of~M't.

hasgone to Amherst where he has engag- ed with Mr. P. S. Black.

guest of Miss Enid McLean, lett for her home in New Glasgow yesterday °

Mr Seth Henderson left yesterday

morning for Montreal He will also visit the Pan American Exposition at Bnfelo.

Messrs. E Tiffin, traffic Manager, I. C.

R. and E G Russell, Manager, I. C B. leave this morning on returnto Moncton

B-ev. John A. Cairns andwife, Ba_rney’ja

River, N. S. were in the city yesterday and left during the afternoon' for Brackley Point.

Mr. Archibald Kirkpatrick, teller inthe

Royal Bank of Canada, Woodstock, N. B is visiting his uncle Rev. A. Gunn,

Bloomiield.»' _ -

Mies Graham, who was she ‘guest of and Mrs. R. M. Johnsen returned to her home in 'Windsor, N. 'S

Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Doull, save this morning by the Princess, __._, have been spending some weeks _at Br-wkkr Beech-

> McKinnon and Gillis "who it will bs"`re`n`iembered did such"'éxcsiié'nt__ workatthe bicycle races here leftyeeter-_ I day morning for their home in Bbsten. '

terday morning after spending two weeks in the~ City the guest 'of Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson. ' ‘

Dr. and Mrs. Denham, of Springdeld,

Mass., who have been stayhig at Miss Mutch’s, Prince Street for the last ten days, left by the Halifax' yesterday. on re- turn no their home. 1. `

Mr. W. A, Huestia left yesterday for

Summerside, and from thence will start on Monday moming on a business trip to the 0l|dCountry. He will bsabeent six or seven weeks.

Dr. Geikle, Dean of Trinity Medical Col-

lege, new at Shawfs Hetekleaves by the Campana on Monday; August `5th en' route to the Queen City ol Canada.

Dr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Brush and Mrs.

Herbert B. Brush, Miss Margaret Brush, all of Brooklyn, N, Y., came to the City by the Princess yesterday evening and registered at the Davies. _ _ __

The many friends of Bev. J. J.Teasdale,

Fredericton, N. B.,_ the/liite esteemed pastor of the First Methodist Church of this'City,_will be glad"`to learn that he

able to preach occasionally again. Mr. Teasdale leftyesterday for Guysboro,N. S. where he wilfspend four weeks.

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Prof. W. H. Lynch, of Mountain Grove, if

more paid for newspapers than any' other man in the United States. He sub- 7

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dailies. The Professor says: “I nee the. newspapers in my classes; They are the" best ‘instruments in 'the world for,

teaching current history and geography.” L

INTERNATIONAL BAPTIST

'YOUNG PEOPLPS UNION

_ Mr. Chas. Daniel' leaves this morning

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Rev. G. N._Stsveneon, Montague, will

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Vests worth 16c. Saturday

Kid gloves worth 1 35, Saturda

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Summer undcrshirts' i of _.

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