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unsung; 1

Gives Entire Satisfaction

The repeated orders we receive for this brand is th

best proof that this Tobacco is all right.

Fon ssl.: EVERYWHERE. _

N. B.-A 50. Plug of “P.i'rRIo'r TWIs'I"’I

20 ner cent larger than formerly

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INTERNATIONAL S. S. C0.

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PUPULAR IJIBEUT TRIPS T0 BUSTCNT

Leaving ST. .IDHN every TUESDAY and SATURDAY nt 5.30 19. Ill arrive ln: Boston about 1 p. m. next dai.

Charlottetown To Boston About 30 Hours. Summerside to Boston About 28 Hours.

_ ' 1; gh P. E, I Railway by morning train Tue s

;1;yB¢>?T5I;lf`iTi'dla°y,LI'eeaii‘;Ti ag! §(c)>1liln,cirixa Sdmmerside and Point Du Cheue at 5 p. In

gave Stl john, by Steamship "St Croix," at 5.30 p.n;.hdire<:t for Boitcéié. John Same

rsds , eac .

'*°“:.“.3..;§;°.::.re.‘:l::s:: Eustis, .:....i..' f..

$ilYpt:i1`;gCT>ast Service. Wednesdays steamer does not call at Portland-

e end for folder and information to nearest ticket agent, or to -

w. e.. LEE, Agom for se. John. N- B-

Aug x tl Sept 27

, 4

Whenever and wher- ever there is a use for THREAD Corticelli Se\ving__Silk is Best and Cheapest, for it lasts longest and goes far- thest. '

Shades to suit every color of fabric.

Every inch of the

_ i2,ooo miles of THREAD

turned out by the Cqr.. fi¢¢||i Silk CO’y every day is tested and found

_ perfectly uniform in

strength and size, and free from knots or flaws.

Sold Everywhere.

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NoIicE

ROCKY POINT FERRY.

On and after Monday, Sept. i7th, the Steamer

Eliin will make her last trip from Vharlotte- t t 6 and 6 o from Rock Point, also

4

own a p. in. -3 _ Y

disco ntinue 3 o`clock trip Sunday afternoon.

Sept iz d and wtl I5th 4 . - - - * '

' One cup Ralston Breakfast

Riod cooks enough for five

A Great Snap

The Tourist Hotel Acadia (the only Hotel on

this Province commended by Baedeker with a Star) offered for sale '.-ith all its outbuildiugs and other appurtenances. The Proprietor rc~ tiring on account of age. Apply at the Hotel, Grand Tracadie Beach.-Sept. I d zw.

persons---there are six full cups in every package. Sliced dates and Ralston Breakfast Food make a de- licious dessert. Our “Little Book of Ralston Recipes” tells of other dainty dishes. A coupon in every package

secures a copy.

______ _ _,,__,,.,._... _ ... _,V |=onsAi.Eer

HENRY i.LoNnLI,c.E, s

Grednatei College of Civil Engineering Cor-

Mtllloiilsldlisimi ser for General Work Spec

D

ialtles-Hy\£'nu.lTd? Sanitary Engineering and

Bridge a$ig1|ii3g -

Omcesz-Cheri itrainvn and St. John.

l_ _ 7 l I I r l_ _U '

PQZTIEET

a.:1u.con.soo. c.1-:. ,

3'.; - S

_Having retired from business would llwho have received their accounts

Queen Sc. Charlottetown

in-u

R. E. Sonar left yesterday, for Sydney. Prof. Prince, of the Fisheries Depart- D

C. B. ment is in Charlottetown.

THE GUARDIAN correspondent was Geo. B. Aitken, Esq. M L.A. of Lower E I _ hown yesterday' an apple grown from .1 Montague, was In the city yesterday.

ranch grafted last spring, by Mr. D. A

iarp, the well-known fruit man. The' _

app1eisfuug,.O“.u' and perfectly formed Mr. and Mrs. RIcha.rd_ Heartz _were

and isn splendid evidence or the thorough- passengers by the Princess last eveI\\118~ _

ness and skill with which Mr. Sharp does

Ma. HI;.\'sLx:v ST.ivr:R1', who has been

spending the past few days at his home. in lvilmot, returned yesterday morningl to North River, N.S. where he had charile of a congregation during the summer- After a weeks service inhis congregation he will return to Dalhousie College to re-

sume his studies.

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T0 BANISH DYSPEPSIA.

A Treatment ot Dodd's Dys- pepsia Tablets Alone is

A Needed.

When it rains you use your umbrella. When it is snowy, slushy, you use your rubbers. lVhen it is cold you use your furs. People who are equally sensible in all respects use Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets when they have Dyspepsia, Iniigestion, Biliousnese, Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Insomnia, Sick Headache, Flaut- ence or Nervous Prostration.

One or more of the members of every family in Canada suffer from one or other of these diseases. All their sufferingscan , be relieved, their diseases totally and per- manently cured in every case, by the use of Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets. Dyspepsi‘c Indigestion, Sick Headaches, etc., can be banished utterly from Canada, if the sufferers will each take a couple of Dodd's Dyspepsia. Tablets after each meal.

Think of it! The health and happiness

of almost the entire nation is dependent on Dodd's Dyspepsla Tablets. Tins is Noi' AN orisiox. 1'r’s A FACT.

Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets are the one

1. and only remedy before the public to-day, that will positively, infallibly cure Indi- gestion, Dyspepsia -and the other stomach I troubles named above.

No nndigested food can lie in the

stomach if Dodd's Dyspepsia. Tablets be used. The first one taken begins the work of digesting it. The stomach rests and gains new strength and vigor. The ` bowels are regulated. In from one or hree or four weeks you are cured for all ` time. You forget what dysyepsia or in- digestion is, or what a sickheadache fells like. -

CAUTION.-You are warned against

buying, selling, or otherwise tra_tIicking in ott es bearing the name G.H.SImmons blown in the glass. To do so is contrary to the law. Parties having them in their possession will confer a. favor by notifying me.-G. H. Simmons. 14 6i

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TENDERS

For Breatkwater Material.

_____¢

, Tenders will be received st the ciiice of Mr. R. C. McLeod, Summer- side, up to the 29th September for the whole ,or part of the following, to 'be delivered job cars at _Summerside for any P. E. I. R. H. Station.

600 Hardwood Piles 9 inches small

end 20 feet long, _ ~ »

646 spruce piles, 9 inches small end

20 ft long,

150.000 lineal feet facines. `

4,000 tons hard stone. o 600 lineal feet Hstted hemlock. 9jn

wide 20 feet long, ‘ _

Plans and specifications for work

and any nic ssary information can be obtained at the ofiice of Mr. R. C. McLeod, Summerside.

We do not bind ourselves to ac

cept the lowest or any tender.

McDONALD 8: MOFFATT,

15th eod 8: w to 29.

Peters, Inga & Saunders

BABRISTERS, SULICITUHS, fit.

ARTHUR PETERS, Q, C., A. ERNEST IN GS, and ALBERT C. SAUNDEBS.

NIONEYITO LOAN,

omcis: M. ‘f t f 4

his work. is a visitor to the Exhibition.-Halifax

Mr. J. P Gordon has returned from

~

Montreal, where he visited his parents.

Hon.Donald Ferguson,of Charlottetowu_

Herald.

west yesterday morning for a few day°s fishing.

Stipendiary Haszard and Mrs. Haszard.

returned from Toronto on Thursday

Mr. J. T. Mellish arrived home by 'the

Princess last evening from Halifax, where he was attending the Exhibition. ,

for Philadelphia after an extended visit to relatives and friends on the Island.

Mr. Adam Murray arrived home by the

Princess from Picton, last evening after spending a few day visiting friends.

Dr. Doyle of Vernon River Bridge,was a

passenger by the Princess last evening returning from the Exhibition at Halifax.

Mr. E. DI Howell of Detroit, Mich., who

has been spending a fortnight in Char- lottetown, left by the Halifax yesterday

1900

Q

no coocsooooooeooeeee 's’sII>Is ANN PRINCE co._I>IsNsoN.tL NIENIIUN. In nu In in some ,ofa I 1.,

A eclipsed our former reputation.

afternoon for Halifax.

Mrs. I. C. Nelson, Master Arthur and

Miss Blanche crossed over in the Princess this morning on their way to Boston after spending two months and a half in the Island.

il Mrs. Joseph _Barchard and her three _ sons, Everett, Oliver and Laurence have returned to their home in Malden, Mass., having spenta delightful summer with her father, John G. Graham. Mrs. Barchard is accompanied to her home by her sister, Miss Georgie Graham, also her little niece, Miss Annie M. McKay.-Co M_

The people of lSouris__inte_iid. if

weather permitsj to hold afbig day’s Regatta on Monday next, the 17th inst.

Mr. H. Russell Palmer, returned Thurs-

day night from Dawson City. He is a son of Donald Palmer, Victoria. Helleft yesterday afternoon on a visit tohis relatives at Victoria. He left P. E. Island some 15 years ago and has been in the Youkon district engaged in mercan- tile and minings pursuits since its open- ing. He reports all Islanders well includ- ing David McKay and Mrs. McKay and Geo. Dixon. . . '

nBontley’s is the best Liniment. 5

‘ ` 3

MARRIED

At Charlottetowinon Sept. 12 th,by Rev.

G. P. Raymond, Capt. Archibald G. Bis~ hop, of Hopewell Cape, N. B. to May A. Young, of Jeddore, Hx. Co. N, S.

At Kinross, Sept. 12th. by Rev A. J. '

MacNeill. Stafford Benson Weatherbie of Vernon River and Katie M. Ross, daugh- ter ofthe late Donald Ross Esq. of Kin- J ross.

T' ' *~J*__‘°' u==

DIED _

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At Murray River, 'on Aug. 28th. J ohnf

ann ders, aged 69 years.

At Lower Valleyiield, the 3rd. inst.,

Peter Keith, after a. short illness.

. HANDS CRACKED WITH SALT _

RHEUM

Mr. James Mclsaacs, 24Elgin St.. Ott- .

awa., Ont., writes:-“I suffered with salt rheuin for upwards of ten years the skin on my hands cracking and breaking so as to make them useless. After trying all sorts of remedies in vain, I became discouraged and thought my sufferings would never end. Last spring I used Dr. Cha.se’s Oint- ment and in a short time was perfectly cured." Dr. Chase’s Ointment is of unpar alleled merit as a. curefor all itching skn

disease. all druszszists.

_~»»-til-__

A 5 cent plug of “Patriot

Twist chewing tobacco is 20 per cent larger than formerly

A-lw_.

Ioiireil la Seattle. Wish. rlllollciingc.

Leave Montreal every Thursday at-

9.30 a. m. Arrive Seattle following' Monday, 5.10 p.m. A

Cost of doubleberth $8.

FOR PASSAGE RATES

1 . _ _ "` '

" n s all points in the Canadian* Norrheii T A ,

G Formerly Perf! I-loteli :)'1;°;"B“'(‘3*";.,C°’i‘:°‘b'f,° W“"i°5.‘°"?' ALEeJ`

. 0'.. S-mu’ “ar .f "nr: whit' Arogiddithellriloiillci. etc..:riiitl;`tocm“. ar A

The Schools are now re-opening. and . »Thil U0' flld GONE (HOUR hotel it BOW f A' J' HEATH’ N - v°u_wil1ne=d I supply Of books. for the . cpl; folxi bagncss. Thoroi girly fitted op' I. P.A ., 0. P. ll. ` #-

°°“““¥ Y°”- . lr' as modern improvements' this . , ‘ . 'T . of _ _ S . J N _ _ - . ooiifg‘;°'1iyooi=s,Msixl;i‘§iso siiliwlvvfiiil. hotel ode:-stotbe public aooommodeition, Sq* 15 d&,, “_ t °h°,'_ 'lhe lste Residence of Malcolm Bwks. and a Iafseauprly °f f¢<I\1161l¢S» . which cannot be excelled n any other on ° E _ ' Mo

_ , _ _ ._Lood, Q. C., Chai-.’otteto\m Ro _

_ , _ _ 1

oefaieindebtcd tome make immedi- . ’ &_» °°°°°'mm8 *V931 and

ttepayment et the Medical Hall, L rloderate. coach toell trains and _A . ` 'l‘*1"°~"°l'°'° _

_ 0 _ _ V 0 stesm¢,|,‘1_, ggofial faocomlnodation. iq-_J “ _ _ _,M I Apply to D ~ D S. W. DODD. 11 S* , ` , ' ` ‘_ < i` f I ` ' I » » LEO, ‘ ~

Ju’ U U. X' writ; °_°”‘m°'°“*l_ __ FR°u°’Ah°'K PEBRYJNP _ msiaineiioa, Notaries rublictkc. lslsyio snuck" »

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Cameron Block,

of- the Warren Farm-about " chu I" and 55 long-about 15 acres cleat: and lgsa h tate of feriility. 10 acres ready toscump_1‘ balance in Hard Wood and Fence Rails, um. I cucdono mile from Rocky Point Wharf where A nroduce can 'be shipped-Near school-one of the most beautiful arts available-Overlook

Hillsbo h ‘ ' `

iéwsrbor-Pleliiiiiizof Boahvoadlf bhauotwmwn

Also in So

Nmno.-n Po£'c'ii>°ii1ioi‘iv‘li3§fn5i‘i~°iii'°.iov`i°'ooi,ii.f

97 “nag M5'¥°f°t Hiller md known as

manufgsogralg i>.finRoekyc‘I»"ia‘iiiti:i°%7hi:.r‘;it.gig 6417-on nts on Chai-1p|;u¢|;° __ F' or particulars apply to. W” Harm'

. JO H4710 005 3 Wil HN Ifllliwiigloogétow-n

9-1 I In 1 ll

_ newumue"

_ beauty of quiet richness rather than ot glaring prominence.

of real

prices deliglrt you _et

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In handsome and durable enamel woi-k~»on Buckles. -Pm one

Coat $1' Arms, Jewelrycandsoumgif

edd‘ Rm' igs, ~ ~ N § - .sivervi/'are,n}1=si'eld and O§¢;"i?€Ij|sg¢S,. » W

Farm for Sale, -; . lilacresvoryfertilelandoftaonrihsrn ‘A _ A

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1§"5=.-L_-"' ¢=: if .es 3 I='-7*" I-*Cl

I9 li' /(df

3 that people wh

_~ will always come `- Wh ? Because we

JACKETS

Mr.1-LJ.onndnII,ohn»Iorto¢own, wont No such at Range of Dress Goods was

ever seen in our Dress Goods Depatrtrnent

evening, A leaning to roughness is conspicuous- Camel Hair eifect mostly f

Mr. E. Sterns. wife and daughter of 'n' lain and ,att laids f fl d

Dartnioutll, have returned from a visit 1 P P yp ' uzzy’ eecy an almost lumpy' Just

no P. E. Island.-Hniifcx Herald. ' the thing for our climate at just the prices to suit your purses

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No such a showing of Furs has ever been seen ony »

Rev. Mr. Lockerby leaves this morning r P- E- Island- e ~

We are the leading Fur Store of P. E. Island and we ' han

Any lady who buys a. Fur Jacket without seeing gg;

stock is doing herself an injustice. Over 250 Fur Jackets to select from at P. E. Island’s giiestest Fur Store. `

/lliizi’Mzi°172<ez2°°lI/._ .

N .We expect our London and Paris Trimmed ' ' `

next week. . _

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, See the new things in Silks st My Store.

Never before was our stock more licisutiful-but it.’s the

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ami _lax

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fC(hAT s F ARMS\

-'-Sunnyside.

Provse Block. First door to

right up stairs - Satisfactory Work. prices _

,¢.`,___¢y

_“T 35 ‘

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The Modoi 'rin

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faction to all our our workmanship others. Cell nd

_ _ noe,y

Gone again.

A general assortment of llwqe on hand. Ladies'

of the fact. Chine o ou

Mould Muffin Pens, Corn Pens-in f ct bi

e everyt nl

need in the line ef tinweft. Second-hand .Stoves bought

H. Si0TllIlS0ll,