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Is not the easiest thing in t world. You want to use canti n when buying a piano-don't buy the first one that’s offered to you -you might he sorry for it-Buy one that has made a name for it- self- one that is highly recnm- mended by the leading musicians.

` You are impressed at the first

sound of the `

EINTZMAN PIANO

With its sweetness, tone, and strength. To own one is a constant joy. V 1 You’re always welcome at our salesroom. ‘

CONNOLLT8 BUILD|NC»

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dents Everywhere.

again.

equipment. The new wagon is particul~ arly adapted to the grocery business.

MR. G. C. Wallace, travelling passenger

agent for the Union Pacific Railway. is on a business trip to Cape Breton and is at present in Sydney. \Vhen asked concern- ing the Canadian traihc westward onthe overland route Mr. Wallace said it had fallen off greatly within the past year. Formerly Cape Breton supplied many westward bound passengers to their line, but now all the Nova Scotians |they car- ried were returning eastward.

A BOOK “Our Boy's Under Fire," in

course- of preparation by Miss Annie Mellish of this city, promises to be of special interest to the people of N. B,and P. E. Island. It will have a large num- ber of illustrations and will deal principal- ly with the thrilling adventures as exper- ienced by onr boys’ from these rovinces.

14th August.

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August.

day, August 28.

the Charlottetown circuit. _

Hoods

LocAr. BRIEFS .’~@1`i"?’i‘?

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The Following Lettc|*’f'llnt'Bee“l<Recelved‘Uy

- - f ,‘ - Cabbage (per doz).

_Fourth Circuit at l\ew Glasgow, Friday Cabbage (per hem”

Fifth Circuit at Clifton, Tuesday, 2lst Fowls per pair . . . . _ _ . . . . . .__

Sixth Circuit at Charlottetown, Tues- (};}?§';;e;lérn1i,u_’_?'_3?ffT __________ '_

fSaturday, the 18th of August, 1900, is g‘_’;;`;"I'_éi_'k')_1'__m1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" the last day for serving suinmonses for p0rk_’________________`"`

Kissing Bug at Work Again. Paisley rperbunchr' ................... 1

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The kissing éggrfftg P‘;’;_lb5{_i_-CH - ' - ‘° ' ' ~' bug is at work again, three victims being Cueum1’)el;.S____ _ _` treated at the Polyclinic Hospital to-day. Radishes . . . . _ . . . ... . _ .. .1 _ _ .. The first patient was fourteen-year-old (L]‘_?_f_‘i‘i§fo¥_;§*;`__b“u°h

Frank Randolph, of No. 527 Seventeenth Sm.,,_Wberrie's`bé}'d,,`,i1l£_`_'_`_`_`_`_`f street. He had a. badry swollen under lip, Peas quart ...._... . . . . . . . ..

and the point Whgre the bug al gelerg. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . - . . . . . ._ strike was quite clear. Joseph McKenny, Cgggiggf ______________ Of N0- 1725 M0\111©aiH Stwebr ‘WS -the Blueberries . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ second individual. In each instance an Bl&0kCl1I'I‘&Ilf»S - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - -~ -

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Capt. D. L. Hooper.