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S\1UnY‘ide° Ch To’ D’ P' E I' Ieweler md Engnveh “ home ou P. B. Island."-4Sackville Post.

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'lhose lilo Doubt

We are not selling at a

mall profit everything in our grocery, are cordially invited to call and see for themselves.

, Ask for Allau’s Champag

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Jas- Kell! dt Co I 000-0-0\0@l@'@\‘>*¥‘>

The Charlottetown

|lli\V|NB PARK BABES

1901.

wim. as imap ar - _

Gharlottetown. P- E- |-

IEMESDAY iii TIIUBSDAY. iii mi iii lill Siilealir. \90l.

I-I o R s s__R A c E s ._ into rnluiuus slzsnl

Flrst Day-Sept. lllla, 1901.; out

class trot ‘5°‘ ’

glesee-for-all trot ‘ M4 mee ii-ei .°°°- _

Second Bly, 809% l2\l\» l90"$ g

28 lass trot ' '5°°°° $f¢§f.....n. not ~_=_=<1 pc-5 13;;-gg:

an . .

di-Sided 5oPaper cent _to irll. 25 P" cent tosecond, 15pet' cenfto third and xo per

cent to fourth

Entries close 4th September. I9°‘- _ N5’ h°’°°

md d d after ist July 9° _. ;

b.Speci;?l;el;2: rs; levy steamer: and WT” i Admission to ground-S. 25¢; Clllldmn ll” °’ 1’ years old, igc; a mission to grand stand. '25¢~ I Por fort er particulars and fact Pf°8“m

'te the Secretary. ‘

'R11 communications iohe addressed to the Sec 0

" c R. SMALLWQOD. Sw-’y°

F. L. HASZARD, President-

Aug.x4d&wtd. im,--.s 1- - -L --7""

Bar' laters, Solicitors, Notation etc. during his exhibition of mind reading. A

. K. C. . .- _ _ committee. consisting of L. E. Prowse. E.

D' A' MACKINNON' LL B ' ‘_-xv,/~~_ . Leroi Willis, Frank D. Soloan, D. J. Mc B' BAYHELD ‘ ' _ ‘Q - Donald F. G. Muggah and W. W Chloe-Cameron Block, Charlott eww 1 Haiiield, assisted the professor in hi

h . ,R dd B .......B... ..... ... _. e rv xtdxdrclr :I prligeedlngse was Bas follow;

:___/_F Two of the committee, after selectinga x»..»l_l New Goods

Money_foloanonReai Estate.

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. ‘ M___Hmo__ M°K__y_B°f__w___wh°,h“ been

' _ __ Colllnge returned home on Saturday I

Bur

armers

ne 0 -

Kola-the most delicious su ~ A

mer drink you ever tasted. `

“Amherst” hand-made

heavy grain le a. t h e blucher shape, thick

strong soleslbrass nailed.

7 ~.

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Cane!! 3° ' - _ ' _ _and if farmers this year had _a fraction of

These canes are all diferent prices and styleslaud each onejhas ANY Rlrl deslrllls 90168111 _WD°l°9tlnR

uf _ _ _ should apply at this oiiice at ouca

s s°°‘i "P“°° f"" °°3"'i°3 `“°°°°°"'7° ` i A at Bombs' on aiigusilslsn lim

We will be pleased to show them to you if you call. I, B¢Fl1l°lG°“d°°&2°¢l70- (New Brunswick

_ papers copy.)

E. G Pepper, of the Royal Bank of

Canada, isspending his vacation at his

, morning.

A sono recital will he given in the Y.

M. C. A. Hallon Tuesday evening Sept. 10th. Those desiring a first-class program should attend.

. Tru: Manuel Training Class for teachers will not be held on Thursday afternoon, owing to the Convention. The Saturday _ class will meet at the usual hour.

_ Hrs Lordship Bishop McDonald ,of P. _E. I., and Bev. M. A. MacPherson. Little Bras d’0r were in 'town today visiting Rev. Daniel McPherson.-Sydney Post.

Mas Carvell, wife of .the late Governor

~,Carve1lo'f P. E. Island, who has been ' visiting Miss Hanford at the Dock, Fr. Inwrence, lsnow with friends at Ha mp- ton, N. B*-Sackville Post.

Carr. Watts is expected here from

Charlottetown this afternoon and will enroll men in §No. 4 Co. this evening. All those intending to go to camp should be on hand at the armory tonight.-

Moncton Times.

Txmremains of Annie Wetmore Me

Gregor which were brought ' to the city by the Princess on Friday -night were forwarded bythe _jwestboundexpress on Saturday afternoonfto Coleman Station. The deceased died of acute perltoritls and was a native of the Brae,

Govanmrnxr House is deserted' at pre-

sent, the Earl and Countess of Minto and _ children, Major Maude, Capt. Bell and Capt. Graham, all being out of the city. The house is in the hands of the painters and decorators who are busily engaged, repainting the exterior and retinting the interior. This is all being done in view of _ the approaching visit of the Duke of Cornwall and party. -Ottawa Citizen.

T » “main moncy~making product, are a com-

plete failure. Large orchards which

s . _should yield several hundred bn-rels,”

We have Just received a handsome assortment of Gold Headed ~ have, this season, not even a barrel. They I

lammmrowiz, :alice

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A or _ran solanils "hs rwsstli District#

md- ie-:ii _ _ i oe; not ME

ei-ep this aaron or tii;1R¢ira"Peeloaula has proveda partial failure. Apples the

will command a good price in the market

the amount which last year went to waste, there would be fortunes made. _Peachesin the late varieties, are about half a crop, but rotting badly. Pears are the largest crop of all, and owing to the scarcity of apples are paying well; plums also have yielded well. Grapes, which U0 bein# more extensively culti- viated in this section than here- tofore, are a fair crop in`al1. varieties TM 8¢Ileral opinion is that the oold» dark weather and continued heavy rains pf the spring, when the trees were in , bloom, washed away the pollen from the’ _blossoms and prevented the bees from performing their task of carrying about the fertilizlng. dust. A great deal' of fruit which did set dropped off, owing tof imperfect pollenization and the! pro- ` longed drought which followed the wet apsing, but this only allows that "remiiin-__ ing to he better in quality. -Immelise quantities of tomatoes are raised in' this section, almost every farmer raising from 400 to 1500 bushels. iExperts_‘say_ that Niagara tomatoes, _like Niagara peaches, are the best flavored in the lworld, and are winning' their s way to favorall over the Dominion. `Even» in the log cabin the settler Vis" particular to secure Niagara grown‘tomatoes,. so that ifthe one crop fails and others prove dis- appointing, the farmer in the “Garden of Canada” is not-`_il.k81Y to be mined.

Apparently P. E. Island is not the

place where drought exists. The Fred- ericton Gleaner says that agsntleman who has just returned from Kent county*-after- spending several days there,'rep0rte 'that the prevailing drought is working much inconvenience and entailing great losses to the farmers of the country. There have been no rains this summer and only a very light rainfall last winter. Pasture lands are dried up like sand banks, no crop could grow and all vegetation is practically ruined. Kent is one of the leading counties of the province in the _dairying industry and the St. Louis creamery is reputed abroad as well as at home for its uniform excellence. The drought having destroyed pastures and the hay crop there is but little milk, and the dairying industry is a failure. A more. serious aspect of the questionlle that

the farmers a.re being compelled? kill or sell their cattle the majority of w ich are fine dairying cows. Their owners have

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nofeed for the cows and no means wit _ which to purchase hay. They will f l the loss toagreater extent next year than

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_ Browns. -‘ 'f Grcys. _ ` Favvris,

_Ox Blpods

and Blacks

and ~- 'A _ __ ‘ f ._ ._ _gow

the Pd°_é7i,5paa:r. I ;

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the price

. Guaranteed w a t e r

proof. a grand fall boo

-one,that will .stan

hardnsage.

Price $2.25

ALLEY 81 C0.

Mackinnon & --Phone 137- The sensation or many days was pre

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Forget

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that we manufacture the inest * GINGER ALE.CREAM SODALEMON SOUR, ORANGE PHO-iPHATE, SAR- a

if Hi Y if it

sl}Plr_Rl1.La, etc., to be found on P. E Is "

an .

We fully guarantee all our goods. All we want is or you to give them 8 trial we know you will be suited.

uperior quality, reasonable priC¢S.

an fair treatment at all times.

Pic» ic orders have prompt and care-

ful attention.

ge. il. sullalous, 2;

Charlottetown- ‘

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FOR SALE

That ve desirable farm and resideu'_e

ownedb 3 I t Arsfnault atAbrams

A ° ° D ° I 3 A; ons route to the establishment of Prowse

y Bros. & Crowell where the concealed

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“lil” See __o\1' imP°fl8li°11 Qf "W:-lking ` L story. In the meantime the professor 1__ 5”” "°'°°° “°“"°s° °‘gC'"_"’ ,gl was being blind-folded and _guarded by 4'( Best 5 cent lgaf ._ _ two others. When the carriage contain- ;1_;\’ HS £21' DUNS- (Y ing four of the committee returned to the one ` `.lllr5 hotel the professor jumped in and drove

0)" I ld) same route previously taken by the com-

‘ ' `l\. mittee, seized the hands of the two

Opposite Post Omoo. themhpidly to the place of concealment,

_` _ f /_ f afterwards on the balcony. of the hotel in Ai" \§€f">1 (fi. l"<_”_72: \ the presence of a large crowd finding the

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=__ _ page and word selected by the committee.

_ During the course of the experiment the

The 0no'EsaenI:ial R,,,,,_

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av- - 1-son in eve four isi You suffer keenl

4 "' ' nc ' » rv _ _ v

§B 5 from oneof the most torturing ailments

if lr <1 11 _vi _

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I I wretched disease. s

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Village. xrhig fgrsn cgzsgis of ug acres of good ` " ' " ' ‘ ‘ -

land. well fenced and in a high slate of ¢:nltiva° <1 i v- --

T-ion. The buildings consists of a nice residence, ~ ’ _ ' -_- " ,

N0 _l_Ji;_rns, a grainary, G8-ifyhlni 1°¢1__‘3’_“€§' ` _ . - ccac ouse, h , en MEG ' ' ' ' _ ttf? Shed, hsli.riieepssp§IlleIi)ii€¥¢E.ryzl‘he honseis sur- . B

:_‘3°'~`l¢d by oramental trees and a £006 052? ‘ _

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w c itisd tant ha ami

f°°d °l?PQrium¥y for anyone desiring *°c§_° 1” ”-AT"- °\’ dslryin as the Abranvs Villa# °°“ '

T :N ARSBNAULT. "' duction. There is no doubt the AN ON 'Abrams village. WESTLAKE BROS-» you will be very much surprise-1

_,,:_‘§°“‘f'kS~ ,S . _ QUQEII BQ., could you know the number of fax. - ‘_ 'L I ' ¢|‘|**|-°TTET°w” A ilies in P E I using if And here i

for

' les Peaches’ Pea 1'- emi breed ligne mac *..»i.0i¢¢<m -

Want d ood 'lk r, tonce. lpinapp ’ °~ ~ ’ _ ' " '_ But prigesgon tha;lIs.l£rlc':0m B ` , 0|'&_¥\§¢§» B8l‘l&l'l8f\S» yrs bread, the best if Arrangements could be mae for-‘_ Wafermelons and 1°” “°° ‘*'- v

delivery if su&cient~quantih`es ' ~ __

App y at Factory.

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. Facto is within half a mile of the farm- & C _ _ M‘;2f_x_§_:f_f1§§__o=§1i¢“l°”S_§,§’cP§{,,,_¥‘ §h,,°,,m°a;:§id(§ i G 0' Flour is one of the items of our often.. ....d..°.age.f1z.i°£.i me fam. _ _ merchandising that needs no intr

SUCCESSORS '10-

“ Jnstreceivcdat

cumin aiu ci.. ui.l_g_

Tm: Provincial Synod meets at Mon- treal on Sept. ll and the delegates from_

include His Lordship the Bishop of Nova Scotia, the Venezable Archdeacon, Rural Dean Armitage, Revs. Canon. Vroom, W. J. Ancient, E. P. Crawford. 1 J. Simpson, Charlottetown; Rural Dean Draper, Louisburg; Venerable Aracdeacon of Cape Breton, Veners ble Archdeacon of P. E. Island, Rev. W. H. E. Bullock, Rev. E. W. Harris, Mahone Bay, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, ‘ Charlottetown; dodge Savary, Annapolis, A.' J. Wilson, Halifax, and H. J. Cundall Charlo tts- town.-Sydney Record.

duced at noon to-day by Prof. McEwen,

page and a word in an old day book, got into a carriage at the Sydney hotel, and were driven by two others around a circuit

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the book in a roll of carpet on the second

the horses at a reckless speed along the

gentleman holding the hook and dragged

professor remained blindfolded.-Sydney

WHAT IS LIFE T0 YOUR Ifyou are a victim of piles,» as one

nown to man an may we won er is life is really w rth living. Certain relief

\ \ '

~ and ultimate Qzure is awaiting you by

` ' means of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. It has

_, s ’ _ never failed to cure piles painleesly and

gffg naturally, it allay_sii_i1ammation, heals

____ 1 the ulcers and t oroughly cures the

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this, even, as this winter they will ha the proceeds of the sale of their cattle, ~

mg Mu-mmg pmvinw, Wm pmbgmy and next sprliig they will have neither -_

' " cattle nor money. ‘It is estimated that f

some&)_0cows have to be slaughtered sold to the butchers in Kent county alo `Hoises are also being killed in so sections of the country. there 'being food for them. Forest fires are also b

ing up almost everything and when once a fire starts it burns it»-elf cut, everything being as dry as tinder and there being no Q,-gpg. _ ,_ means of checking the progress of the ’ flames. Many ofthe farmers have already ° Cherry

been about ruined and conditions _are eer-

nainly discouraging,

Our New Duchf ss of You

Hat leads the fashion. Only ` _ $1.00 at P-¢l.ton’.=. 5tf. I " ~ .wk ~

$100 worth of New Hat.-» `

trimmed and untrimmed for;

67; cents at Pat3n’»~. 5'f.

Another big lot of Roman

Sateen- 'Waists and Frenc Flannell tc-day at Paton’.-

- . 5f,f.

Watermelons 40c each at A. Hugge-

son’s

D5,

A THOUSARD THANKS.

Quebec Man Cannot be too Greatful f Dodd’s Kidney Piis. Sr. Enrsaa. Que.,Sept. 9, (Special).

A feature above the work of Dodd’s .

Kidney Pills is the great gratitude they ‘ -

restore to health. Health and sickness

are as different from each other as happi- _

ness and unhappiness, misery and jpg; "_ _

is it any wonder that those who ' _ _ transported from sickness to happiness _ _ , _ and joy by Dodd’s Kidney Pills are _ _ _ ' r

greatful to that wonderful medicine? 7 ~ _ ` _ _ And as Dodd’s Kidney Pills have _cured v 3 ‘ - I 1 i. people all over the world, one mayjudge ~

of the multitude which bless them of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. -

Here is what a Quebec man says' ‘I thank Dodd’s Kidney Pills. They

sured me of _kidney disease which .forced me to rise every hour at night To-day I am perfectly well. I sleep with- out rising. You can believe me 'I am glad to have regained my health. Than k s

a thousand times to Dodd’s Kidney pills . ” - , 1

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D um' We have a variety of J e’ly P->v__ders~ which we _think yo'

~o-lld like;-Here are s me of :lie il.vor~- Q... ~

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Lemon A

Vanilla _ _

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School Teacher

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-'\l§__ Ycu’l1want a watch

U; You’ll want a good watch.

You’ll want a good watch cheap. We want to have a chance to tell you

about our /

"""° ‘ Watches

-AND-

Prices.

Soieageatfereelehsnted

Watches

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if

back. Speaking of prices-every one knows we’re in a pos-

; ition to sell cheaper than

any other house on the Ia- laud .

~ Oc- a Package -° -ALSO-’ i A ._, - ~

Pure Gold, C-»x’s and Knax. Gelatine.‘

Sunnyside Grocers.

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Cal£’s Foot ’w"“ l

Strawberry _ I

. _Chdcolate Pudding -

Custard "fPe`diiirig ____

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, l‘o Texas “Horn Flies” on ceflle and

A horses.

Y. ` o Fd Lice on stock,

. 'v / /9' _ § L'ce on Eens

Q/ ~ a \’ _ _ Ilfoxpensive, s’ure, easy to ayply. "1 ‘

1, v _ eg. . lim. ao' .milk and ct fm ag

- \ - _ _ I .your mock-pays itll oth? many'

' -ff V . _- .times o’er. <-

For sale only by ' “"

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~ Apothecariee Hall

. Pi-:wee Block, Sunnyside. .

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and so is everyone whoa _"' _ bugs musical instru- _ 4 § 5* mr-nts from us. Wax I V ~"~`

guarantee them -if not f » - 1 ~ ' ~ - _ ~

just right, bring them f I '_ " _ ' _

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