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Oldest Newspaper.

Th, Pekin Gazetm 0,. ,S the Chinese _.___ of the express train from Summerside to can inthe Metropolitan iieporemkingpaoi Ma. and M1-s_R c. Manson sm-ted yes- Alberwn 011 Friday nicht view return was established in the year 911 of the terday afternoon for a drive to Charlotte- “me 5° C°“d“°l’°l` M°K°1m“- 22 3i~ Christian era, and has been published town, and through Queen's County. HAVE yan seen tho” new suitings at

F01' 21 _H285 111811? F80-PS D0~S_U ED8’liSh i, a magumcant onrortunity for impmve_ heir goods, covers, English, Scotch, Cana- tl`¥\l1S18l?l0“S Of U16 11101* lU1P0l`if8llt ment on ,_h|sst,.eet_ dian goods ullcolors, shades and prices.

documents issued to and published by _ Twegd Suitiugg from 40,353 to 3135 per the Pekin Gazette office have been fur- MRS- Albert M°1'l'lS0l`l0f CD8-l`l0l3f€t0WU» M C d in ct th d be.

_ _ _ _ _ ya. omc an spe ese goo s

ntsbed either in full or in the form ofails VISWIUR 5116 M\S5€S M\11!`h¢8»d Of fore ygu buy fall Suit,s___McG0ugau 3;

digest, according to their interest by the ` S‘1mme’~'9id°- Wrigh(;_ 25 li l°°di”“ S"““*5h“i “°"sP“P°"' F°" here( A 'rancx horse that had been left stand- .__¢_..__.. ~

is "h° f°"m“l ’e°°'d °f an the important ing on Water Street yesterday backed his

_. °"di”°'”c°S‘ ceremonies’ pmceedingsf truck through the plate glass window in -l Yllullg PCODIC.

I- .mi ents' opinions and transactions the crockery department of Mr. R. T. Hol- I --

¢-»-W an-»..>nu|_nwv rgpvaum- .M

` with science and theology, with _ publig

_.Q #_ Rules for competitive examinations ind » ;»' _ the couferment of educational de is

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schools, the launching of steamships

~ ~ roads and legal discussions. *-__~,r

_ -_ lngminant Ideal Mr W K. Rogers' was a. assenger by

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/'L_ S . £5 . . ,,.....l..._ _ popu ar manager for Hugh missile .t .»:mm1d,m in the cial

y .-__ . ° I \'_. _ - , & C 1 yesterday. ` *'¢-|-g1- I er 0°’ King Mr. John O. H dman, was a assen-

Tl | I , l 1 "I ‘ "` St. East Toronto when yn D

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9 ' ”'*"'. _-_-_'__-_-W ‘o » 1 _ - F ' _ ___f_3,_;~,.;_ 7~ \ _ interviewed about Hutch _ (U . ei-rs' " f ) M ~ said that it was a “goer."

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""` ' order nearly every' night.

The demand started with

=- me shortly after the adver-

tising commenced, and the

f-"'!IU{};'[J]]7],i sales have increased daily.

~ I recommend Hutch be- cause everyone who takes it says that it is doing him or her good, and I know a few special cases where _victims of exceedingly bad

_ M -Y I _ 1-_ . '

I _ stomach disorders are being cured."

It is remarkable that nearly every druggist in the city of

Toronto---and there are twci hundred of them---endorses Hutch. It is worthy of note that physicians have not hesitated to express approbation. But, above all, it evidences the efficacy of Hutch when men of high standing credit it with relieving them of, infsoine ases, dreadful stomach ailments. ` W” _

_ ' , Mr. H. S.C k'll, f th B bo H' Id,

Till ‘lib Til Colt! in *Ulf* °' bf U5” 9°" T5‘ w°°DW‘.” mg' W arrived by th;oiHhlif’ax In 'l,‘Ii\n?sdaeyrEve~

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‘° "E" Queen Hotel.

Tho problem of the present day to the _ ,,-"me", ,em "utah

farmer Is: . i lim trait. Hail it liter: Wharf.

Which is the Lighflgsl and B951; Binder to buy ? ' This new and comm aim bmi is me

_ _ open for business. Thoroi ghly fitted up ‘ with all the modern improvements, this

* I ‘ ` hotel filers to the piblic accommodation,

\_ whic h cannot be excelled n any other on

» the .Isla.ud. Good tablee,large airy bgd-

" °°m8» bath P00105, S9-mplerooms. Terms

aoderate. Free coach toall __t_1-ning and ebeamers._ Special accommodation for

\ commercial travellers, `

' ° » - FRANK PER-RY,Prop.

SoIvos_ihe question, _ _ Om; dly ____ Summewdg Longer in operation than any other Binder in the _ _ __

market. I i I ~ I 3

A com lete line of extras ke coustantl on hand. C L E

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bend for illustrated catalogue.

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M KI NLEY BRUS “EPA”

I have opened up a Bicycle and Gen-

er_iltRe§air giioip ig 'yhe Pmgipg gp.

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-3'n°MLn a _“R11” S & gm prepared to do zgllmlgiihds ofngephilg

_3ARm5TER3_ , ing in Bicyc`es, Sewing Machines.Lawn

Sohcitors, Notaries Public &c, Money to Mowers' etc' I

1...... IIRBISTERS, SULIEITDRS, ht. P='<_>mrtf1°SS- chesveress, despatch

M - 'B -,d- _ ch., and all work guaranteed. _

OFFICESl G:§::s‘s§ui1ld1iI1z,s°sih2.? ARrHUR PETERS.Q. C.. Second-hand bicycles, new'y enam- K J. Mums, B. A. 4-ERNEST N95 *N1 ‘ elled and in drst-o’ass order for le.

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__ __. » , _ ___.,, ALBERT C. SAUNDERS. _

;, money 'ro |.oAN. Frank Compton-

SHRT UNH QUEBEC oiiicis:§;;i;,;°.i=._§;r;~;,“,,i__i=if.§»i new _ __

We '“°=°""<= ii. f ' 'S |.v.si.im.s1s v.||.dailv,¢xe¢».\ sway. cave MJ\V;}`i 'I Auct'on ale'

Ar. me ason. iv. ~ ~ nm, YOU! 1. '_""”'9“

on __ Y _ __ _ To be sold at the premises by Pub-

_ _ 0|'der_,._l __ I ic Auction on

mpina Limited Ucain to limi ,_ ,__,__ _“__ M___,,__e _,__

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in ne H.-mfs. ,';°;.2.f::.;‘;..t€;"i‘:.;°..'i..Z;:.f.:f llllllli 3 l _ll _llllll

'xnisuis or mums annie 3251?: ‘_*‘.;..°°‘.‘§..;'.r.f."%.? 5.1% i A- D- |900-

DETROIT.-MICH. ' ‘f UW* 5““°°~ j/,;.,» gil lla lm ii mln vclicl lm. Aug 21th tg 3|3f, _\\_l;‘__ ' the house and buildings on the corner

__ _ _- ` f____,\__ _of Richmond and Streets. _ Ono fare for the round trip. __ _/_,mf bmR°m°'°d a mrzwx _\,_~_/_;__ _Aho the “cut 1°” “gaining the

TDURS IQOQ' and inspect. No tronbletoehow' 7"- above., _

sm im- Boomer. sum be gud ro ¢°°"°°

3; for special tours on appli- W' H. _

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S’Sll)E AND PRINCE C0 ,rlvv“&’;»i.‘i}’.?°R'Zii'$§Y.'l?..‘2’..“.ii“Z»i§ .."I.‘i‘§ PERSONAL if MENTIUN

l`@lZ\1l&l`l! Slime 1351»A- D., being by f8-r THE work of mcadamizing Water The Ladies’Furnishlng Store. Just one. H°n' enjamin Rcmenwas “passenger the oldest newspaper in the world. V Street was commenced yesberdam Theta suit gf each p;ece_ Tqveed en-ect Campbell #by the express last night.

_zmieoroffurther at the? any -__ _

we.; l _ _ ._ » noBr.ereBEx1sli'i,e #1-ew

' ENNEDY 0ppodteR.'1‘oembs ‘_ _ _ » ; __

Mr. J. A; Longworth and wife, leave to-day_for Souris. s » _

Rev. VW W.=~W ass was registered at the

Revere Hotel yesterday.

Mr. G. J. McCormac, of St. George’s,

was in the City yesterday.

Miss Annie McNeill, now of Boston,

arrived in the city last night.

Mr. Major Schurman, of Sydney, is

registered at the Davies Hotel.

J 8m of

the Chinese Government. |man.S Swim doing about $3030 worth of HALIFAX, Aug. 22.-The ninth mmven- Mr._J. J. Hughes, of Sourie, was among

_ The Gazette also deals inditferently d&maged_ The glass was insured ltion of the Maritime Baptist Young Peo- the ViSit0!'S\70 the Gill! 7¢S5¢1'dlY-

_ ple’s Union held its drst session this f

inStr\lCY»i0D. Mid S\lD6l`Stiii0\1S usages, Mr. Wm. J. Campbell, student, who has evening inthe NorthBaptist Church. Over C:fI;'mg)'wg§ `ye;1eei_!;:;nt' 0 with the latest European inventions and spent his holidays athis home in Sum-\4O0 delegates are in attendance. A-fter ’ _ ' A U16 1110315 Primitive forms of wdxtship. merside, left yesterday :morning by the l devotional services an address of welcome MLA- E» M0!'l'iS0ll and Wif€, Wei* P83'

Northumberland for Boston where he will -_ wasfread.Addresses were given by Rev.H. S@U8¢l`S by the il1W81'd train 1°-S5 1581145-

__ high civil ,md military Qgicers am; Y _take charge ofa. congregativn until col-|R. Hatch, of Wolfville on Some Lessons Rev J_ C_ Spun, and Mrs_ Spun. are in

‘ i -_ moted and decorated in life or a.fteg'_‘¢_Tg¢`g;h ege opens in October when be will re- < from Ecumenia Conference, and by Rev. Halifax awendin tt QBB tht Convention

, " _ il1diif€l‘€Dffl.Y» the eSl59~b|i5hm9°l»>UElfi'¢`¢ sumo his studies in Chicago University. lJ. H. Parshley, of Moncton, on The g U p °

_ _ _ _»; _ _ = _ _ _ I the westbound train yesterday afternoon.

Mr W P Orr and Mrs Orr, of Traca

' '_ _ ' _ _ ` . __ o . o 0 ' \. ,r_, ` Q i die, were registered at the Davies yester-

I'l.l IS 21 S ‘ i

i. _ _ Mrs. (Rev.) A. F.Browne of North River _

_ _ was a passenger by the Princess last

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_- I / -' `\ Mrs Fo Ao the mg ' `

Mr G R. McMahon, the popular sta

ger by the inward eastern train yesterday afternoon. _ __

Dr.Morrison goes to Grand R iver to-day to cond uct services for Rev.L.G.McDonald, to-morrow.

-/.X ,\\Q__i_l_,,_llll We don f put gay Huf¢_h ..”,f:;.:;f'_;__f;~,.:‘;;‘;:::°.‘;;':::.;;:§;.:cr_ _ _ _ _ _ __ I on _ _ _ fax Exhibition. ' _

' ~ A ‘ ‘ H r. w' _ A. ‘-

» --a . _ / remark. “I have- had to r.f..¥$i'$f°£1... `f.it§”i‘..‘.i.'“§§§rfI if..

_ terday afternoon. _ »-

Rev. R iym mi leaves this morning

for Halifax, to attend the Maritime Bap- tist Convention ~ ..

Mr. William Lawson, salesman for

Frost 8: Wood, leaves for his home in Toronto this morning. `

Mr. J. E. Lefurgey was a passenger by

-the westbound train yesterday afternoon, en route to Summerslde. '

Capt. R. Murchison and party of ive,

were passengers by yesterday mornings train en route to Boston.

Mr Howell and wife of Detroit will rc

now at the Seaview, Souris.

Chief Justice and Mrs. Sullivan were

passengers by the Princessyesterday even ing returning from Sydney, C. B. .

- Mr. G. M. Prince sua wire, crsummer-

ville, Mass., are spending a pleasant va- cation at the Seaview, Souris. l

visiting in the City, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Cameron, Prince Street. _

ning and is the guest of his brother

Mr. Arthur Simpson, of Bay View, left

yesterday morning for Halifax, where he wi lattend the Mr itime l?a`ptist Conven- tion. r

Bishop McDonald leaves this morning

.to bless the bell of St. Mai-k’s Church, at Lot 7, to~morrow morning.{He will also administer confirmation.

Yesterday Father Duprey, of Abbots-

ford, Quebec, visited St. Dunstan's Col- lege. He expressed himself as highly pleased with the institution.

Mr. F. S. Jost, of Miller Bros., lerves on

Tuesday morning for Toronto, to attend the Exhibition. While there he will com- bine business with pleasure, _

Miss McKiever, ahead millner with

Messrs. Weeks 8: Co., leaves this morning in the interest of the firm, visiting Mou- treal, Toronto, St.John and probably New York. - l

Mr. Murphy and family have arrived in

the city from Cardigamwhere they visited Rev. Dr. McMillan. ' Yesterday 'they visited St. Dunstan`s College. .Mn Murphy is a brother of Monsieguor Murphy, of I Halifax.

MissL. B. Webber, of Halifax, left by

the City of Ghent yesterday morning. She was the guest of"Mr. and Mrs. West. City, and .has been highly delighted with P.‘E.Island, hoping to visit it again in the near future. _ ~

Rev. R. F. Whlston, Pastor Central Christian Church,who returned on_Thurs» day evening, from his visit at his _home in' Worcester, reports himself well rested and agood time. His trip included the cities of Boston, Worcester, Swampscott, Clinton, South Lancaster, and Webster.

and when it was rainy in Charlottetown,it swas brightand cheerful in Massachusetts. Mr. Whiston will preach 'at both services to-morrow. Y

ROBERT JAHIESON, Summersldo, nays:

eft`ectsof`froz'e'n Ibegm-to use McKinnon’s 'Engiish Ointment. At that tlmemy fingers were black up- to the ni-stjoinc, but Y by frequent applian- tions ofthe Ointment they were as wellaaever_withln_a from the time I began usingit. `I 'have _du used this Ointment for Piles and

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Sohcitors. Cleanup; zsuinw 8

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if f-.e_;;l _ 5 1 '

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S1 5__ pieces of _Veiling at _ _ 20_-pieces of Lace at; _ 22 pieces of Bibbffonat ___ _ __ _ 'l8”pieces 'ofiDres`s Goods '

" 100 pairs of Fabric Gloves at

200 pairs of Hosiery worth 20c,

25 pieces Of 151: Print 3 7 pieces ofCretonne worth 16°,

_ _Abiglozof_Schoolba'gsfor

' Mon’e LovxLr Ties _ ' _

Men’e Collars at "'

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100 dozen Handkerchiefs worth 5c,

~ Hoi-willalipe ofl6c Wrapperettegpat

A line of Lovxnv Cloth Brushes at

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- Aly Collar. .the Store

turn to the city on Monday. 'llheyare

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Miss E. Ciarke, of Cape Traverse, isnf

The weather was all that could be desired'

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caving Sl' JQIIN ovary TUESDAY all _SATURDAY at

'arrive Infineon about 1 p. m. next day.

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