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_ _ , _ _ _ __ f I. O. F. -Regular meeting of Cour i . . ,

W' T"f ,ho .»,~f,0m_ John Meivme lAvondale to-night at8o`clock. . i`_H'gh Jump’ 1s,t‘ pmze Autoham’

o -__ “_ P F I MillerBros.; 2nd, prize, morrocco cigar formerly <‘._ : \€‘I'I0_Il- - '- m~ ANY girl desiring to learn typesetting case. Haszard 8: Moore. Ann ll-l_l"`.‘ ‘_I_l°ll§`;0:"I» lllatgll gf I should apply at this office at once. Entries,-R. A. Donahoe [Kenneth

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Tryonf Pl *El L F I 9 i REGULAR meeting of Lodge Prince Ed- Mcpherson' Ernest Teed’ James MCMH'

' - ward to-night nt S o`cloek. A full attend- lan’ C' McGregor'

._,mc,, ,.equested_ _ 2.-One mile novice. lst prize Gold

L _ _ Medal. George Hughes , Esq. 2nd I prize

Q, 1 AT _L-he Pglice Qqu;-5 yggwrday mo,-ning Silver Medal, Citizens, 3rd prize Slater

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Lawrence Henneqsey “gs Qned $4 01- Z] BICYLIE BCOTS, Klléy & CO

, 'I ` Eoirioo,_sl-io; poyio, whip siiorpo,

Your hre il\l:i~t ii ora if \oii hw

of i ur choice fresh group

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ac“P ' d mmf. __ W1; beieve we have the bes fresh roiindC_0ff_ee.‘0ld in the litv. $10 you he isveit ? If you (knit we'd like you to End it out. ny the next poundllrom us.

Our bt!

40 cents a pound. (jther gradeschea r.

Groom 2

Pure and sweet every day.

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This is the individual we to meet if perchance he is'

smoker. We feel that if he#

our stock of pipes and 9

agus he will be

AT I S FIE D buyfromus.

E- Hughes

The People’s Druggist,

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tht we claim for it.

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mdmentally. Trysloagdfaoui Duchcsse t t It '

a 4 sen s. as excep-

tionally good and fresh and veg txpularw thall who have

Ureaho have plain as

'tjxtsnndiliemaaat 7 cents,

,&ephone98.

ll. Stewart,

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Iordon Throat and Ear

Ho pital.

and Nose.

flock.

pond Street West.

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L- H- DICKEY

Assistant at Royal Londrn of Hospital llooretlelds, and

ll Bhutto! of The Eyl, Tbili-

a m.to1p.m.2 tolp. m tmcnt.

an Frrrxp wrm Gmesxs.

days for drunkenness.

Tas members of Mayflower Division

Pleasant Farm on Thursday the 16th. A good time is expected; visiting members l,welcome.If day is unfavourable the picnic wiii be iioioi oo soiordoy foiiowiog.

THE body of Mark Riley, the man who

race, was found yesterday afternoon on the south side of the river near Rosebank, high on the beach were it hail been washed by the rising tide. The body was discovered by Mr. Frahk McKenna, and it was lying face downward. The face was considerably disfigured from rubbing against the rocks. It was iden- titled by his brother James. The Coroner, Dr. Conroy, went cver last evening and viewed the remains but considered an inquest unnecessary, and turned the body over to the undertaker, who took charge and brought it to the city last evening.

THE Summer School of Science for the

Atlantic provinces of Canada has closed its sessions at Bear River, .\'. S., wizh an nrollment of 204 members, nine of whom were residents of the United States. This school, which is partly supported by the provincial governments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,:was established some fifteen years ago. to afford the teachers of the maritime provinces an

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_science,ccmbined with a pleasant summer outing. Field work therefore, has always been regarded as an essential part of the course, and~direct contact with nature is the key note of the science teaching. The next meeting will be held at Lunenburg, N _ S., a beautiful spot on the Atlantic coast, between Halifax and Yarmouth. a; place of great historic interest. The session of this year has been one of very great interest. Dr. H. W. Drummond, _ the famous author of The Habitant, gave ‘one of his lectures of readings from his works. The classes have been very en- thusiastic,especially the one under charge of Messrs. Oulton and Dixon in Zoology.

HOTEL ARRIVALS,

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ssssioiz iiorei.. . _ _

Aug. 6-Rev. Geo Ml`Young, Rev. Joseph

Parkins, Mrs. Perkins, Rev. J. W. Mc- Connell,M1-s. McConnell, Charlottetown; Rev. C. A. Campbell A. S D." Webb

Aug. 12-Miss Murphy, Clri\sE. Kisnmedy, Charlottetown, J. Gord0u`bIcKay,Bnd- albane; Miss 'Mary WardiIlE{Charlotte- town; George McKay, Clifton, Miss

I Emily Harding, Graham Road; John

Sinclair, Springfield; Miss Rebecca Harding, Graham;Road; W. F. Mitch ell, Lieut Gov. McIntyre, Mrs. Mc- Intyre, The Misses Mclntyre, Charlotte- town. __ _ '

RESULTS TELL.

The proof of the pudding is _ the eating,

and the proof of the extraordinary power

it. Polson’s Nerviline never fails to per- form wonders in every case of pain. It cannot fail, for it is composed of powerful pain subduing remedies. It goes right to

' the bottom, and pain is banished at once.

. Nerviline cures all kindsof pain, internal or external. Go to any drug store and get ,‘ a bottle, and be delighted by &ts.pnomp- i titude in doing its work.

opportunity for the study of natural

minor; nm mnoio fciimonsfr

I over pain of_Polson`s_ Nerviline is in usmg~i

,,fSl.1.ms1erSide) Arthur Gaudet, Leif, iSciiers.- ~ .

have decided to hold their picnic at Point 3

-- flyards ruu(bandicap) lst. prize,

,Gold Medal, Citizens 2nd prize. Silver

' Mounted walking stick. Art. Reddin, Esq,

3r'd prize, Brookshauks Pocket Knife, S,

was drowned in ‘mt Wednesdays yacht Entries,-R. A. Donahue, Walter Jones

Milton Hooper, Louis Mclntyre, Ernest Teed, A. Mills, James McMillan, Harry Ritchie, John J. Enman, Harry Toombs, Les. Adams, PhilDuii`y, Chas. Mitchell,B. Peters, I

4.-1 mile Bicycle, against time, Flying

start, unpaced; Ist, Cup, C. A. A. A. 2nd prize, Bicycle pants, Gordon & Mc- Lellan. ‘ l

Entries.--Sam Doyle, Harry Wonnacott Whip Sharp, Byron Brown,ArtliurGaudet Lem. Sellers.

5.-Half-mile Bicycle, lst prize, gold

medal, Mark Wright St Co.; 2nd prize,

Razors and Case Dodd 8: Rogers. '

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Entries-Sam Doyle. Harry Wonnacott,

Whip Sharp, Byron Brown, Arthur Gaudet, Lem Sellers.

6.-Hurdle Race, 120 yards; 18% P1`lZ°

Gold Medal, citizens; 2nd prize, Scotch brooch, James Paton 8: Co. I

Entries-R. A. Donahoe, Kenneth Mc-

Pherson, Louis L. Mclntyre, A. Mills, James McMillan, Phil. Duffy. I

7.-One mile bicycle (handicap) lst prlZ€ I

Gold Medal, Prowse Bros.; 2nd prize Silver Medal, C. A. A. A. Special prize, Gold Medal, presented by P. S. Brown t0 the V rider breaking the track record. _

Gaudet, Lem Sellers.

8.-is _,mile r un, handicap, lst prize Gold .

3rd prize, prize C. A. A. A.

Mitchell, J. Lawler.

prize Gold Medal,_ Stanley Bros.; 2nd prime Dressing Case. Carter &_ _Co.§.;;8r.d

Gaudet, John Mass,),;____i___'fj;:-;

Llcthlr-spkts ,§§>-nig`ht,,5 >

`4t.h Bisou tonight. '

1 MILE Maritime Record drops to-night. Snr. Adams and DuH‘y in the tl mile run. mon com Foresters, oo-moi-i

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GIURBETOWN school is receiving

interior repairs. "r

RAILWAY wharf at Georgetown is un-

dergoing repairs. -

Ma. Gno. E. Hucnns, Inkerman, out a

' field of ripe barley yesterday.

Miss DALTON, of Stanley Rros., left by the »'Bonavista, for athreé we ek s’ visit to Newfoundland. _ , _

THE many friends of Mrs. John Hol- man,Winsloe will be pleased to hea.r_ that she is recovering from her recent; illness.

' Mr.'Ira'J.~Yeo, wasa passenger by the Princess on return from New Glasgow, N. S., where. he had been 'spending a. pleasant vacation. ' ` .-~

Capt. Fraser,of Louisberg, act'-Ompanied i

by his wife, cameto the city last night by ofthe Princess. Mrs. Fraser is a daughter the libs MI.-. A N L Legs, of this city.

Marianna of the Fire Department are » eqncsted to meet at the Engine Room at

t*C*"|

E wo o’clock this afternoon in uniform' for

he purpose of attending the funeral of the late Chief Engineer Large.-Chas.

Hermans, Asst, Chief Engineer. _

BETWEEN Saturday night and Sunday

the music store of Mr. D. MacMillan on

_ Groat George Street was entered by buf'

'A glars who turned things up side down,_,

and chded up with taking the contc> bf' of a mite box belonging to the Salvation

ll ll IIIII ll Army.

Tun funeral of the late Chief Large will

Weeks & Co. have now on sale one oi the bPSl~ 59190395 ioko oiooo todoy oi 2.45. 'rho procession

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of * ‘ “shades that can be found ln will be as follows.-Masons, City Counci ,

Umbrellas and bu , City Officials, Police Force, Fireinen The

the Guy' body will be placed on the Salvage'CorpS

our IOW line is a 9;) inch frame at 430 waggon and will be drawn by fireman.

-d P1c'roN BROWN, of Charfobtewwn. 11218

The next two lines are covered with Laurentina oooootoo tho jooior oiorkohip ortho polio

68 d 800 rin Hotel Mr Brown has quite a name

and have fancy handles at an as abicyclist, and will no doubt win his

w into ular favor among thepatron

Th ’ ' av ` DOD

enasomes the Steel Rod with Sateen covering $1 10 of mthouse and me citizens genemlsy , , ,_ ,

I THERE was quite a demonstration at`_ h '_ I _‘ _ a

Now com tl ° 5 better in a 23 inch frame _ P_ic_t<>u yeSwrday._ the occasion heme ai 0 - 5 ' - 5 _ A

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~ ° days. He w ‘

But what do you say about 8' Sllk mixed' carriage drawn by four htkses and con

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hall in his recent researches. He has con. ciuslvely proved that steam has placed 5) D01' Cent- greater power at our disposal than the estimated power of 'the-whole world, assuming that every individual is able to do the same amount of work as the average muscular man. This shows what a strait we would be in if we were to lose that power by the supply of coal b9°°1'0l¥12 cxlmuobed and no other available means to supply thc want but muscular force. It if. dlmcult to see what what we would do if placed in that unfortuate plight. Now, the supply of coal is slowly but surely being used up; it cannot continue to hold out for ever, when as much as 600,000,000 wus were last year-this represents the con- sumption of the entire earth. It is, year by year, drawn upon toa greater extent, and, the leorned professor afllrms, in llfty years from now it will be exhausted. His opinion is supported by the verdict of several exepert geologists. It is incum- bent upon us to seek some other Source where we can get the necessary energy to SUPPIJ' what we now gain from coal. Doubtlessly, there are men who will be able to find a way out of the dlfllculty by devoting their thougbtsto such powerful sources as solar heat and the- internal heat of the earth. Then again there are the tides, waterfalls, and the power o,f water generally, which probably could be ` used with advantage, and release thc' countless numbers who are constrained to live frightful lives to supply the world I

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THE El)lTOR’S MAIL. i

A Filthy Practice.

Sm,-Allow me to call your attention

to a filthy practice which is fast becom- ing a nuisance, viz. the dumping of fish

,Entries-Sam Doyle, Harry Wonnacott, iefu I h- h 1 d- fm who Sim. Bm- Bm. A-our ..o2‘ZF.i'l“o‘§`§i..‘§o1iZf.Z.§‘€."oi..o.'l‘.

tetown. You will find for several miles

out through the Royalty from the City,'

Medalv P- D°3l‘°’W1 ESQ” H°t°l Daviesi dotted here and there heaps of fish heads 2nd Prize Shaving Set' P' M°”°‘3h°°» E594 and ofal rocking with dies and rotting in

thes ,throi` R thti ot

Entra”-_R° A' D°n“h°e» L°“i5 M°' calcutlgted tnwizil; xgznardimwomtan ssllng Intyrev Les Adams’ Phu Dum’ Chu' psalms. Surely it is not necessary tocast

red tio hard- ki fish '

9.--Three mile bicycle, handicap, lst whgfpugagspxave by ‘Sgt gxgotwiilrglilé

the nasal organ in those who do not ,ash

_ , _ . . , is more sensitive than their-s',' but I would llf'IF°IB.i°7"~l° rather call the attention of the Board of w°°°°,~°°§l’.’ Health to a matter that must certainly WND Sb”'P»-7 . ` come within their duties. ° `

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Ch'town, Aug- 18. _

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Bentle.y's Llnimout cures Nouralgla. I wssrnof-A sta Arrow no 1u.vere.;l

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F. M. Killrun and wife, New York, are nests of Bev..Dr.'andMn._ Heartz, .this

A Sydney desprch _ot Aug' 12th says: Ai yaciiirace took place on the harbour yes-_

‘tcrday afternoon, which Coiiuet, owned

by Dr. Kendall,.won with Mary D. Charl- ottetown, second. There were fourteen entrles,_among which was the Dominion handi0&DP0f1 by twenty-seven minutes and which finished four minutes behind

the winner. The course extended tive,

miles and return. _

K-_-1-_#_-i _

To cure a. headache in ten minutes use

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Pastuex-ized milk at Piokard’si Griictgry.

2 =¢¢§¢¢°"¢°2' o 8

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ashes

A nise line just to sell at.

io, 15, 25, ood 5oo. vofy§

best values at theseg

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MARRIED- it CITY & COUNTRY NEWS ELECTRIC LIGHT Sl’0RTSl AN AGE UF INVENTION-

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in- sine, expensive or

heap . Tlicyre built with all

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even to- the $2.25 kind.

Trunks for little trips or long

journeys; but the prices- are

'always short. »

Round tops and flat tops.

Trunks with straps and

Trunks without. '

$2.25, 2.55, 3.15, 5.25, 5.15,

8.25, 10.75. _ 'Our Trunks are direct from

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t’me, what more can you expect?

A full line of Silverware and Jewelry always on hand at

Watcbmaker and Jeweler Cor Gt George & Grafton Stl.,

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Repairing if °i>¢.<.=i°1.¢_y-. ,

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as met at the station by 8. _ _ Traveling Rugs’ ; _ .._'_;f._' "lack Brass c’°d‘_ .ei

P811 Weal 8.l'l(l Il0lZ CHD OI' Cl1&»Ug8 veyed to the Square where a. platform had ! #__,_,_-,J Hcsiery __ Lhungs

8118. teed to ' ' _ _ ' COIOI' $1.65, $1.85, $2.10, and up been erected to receivehim. The Mayor

of the town, Mr. Craig, delivered an -- This is the remark of our

W0 ha ’ _ 13931 Sateen address to the distinguished gentleman, ' ll)

ve 3' Gents Umbrella’ S ’ h‘ch he made an eloquent reply " '

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