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legtamhor 4.-The number of

ne aeci ents this season has broken

Qhareoord. The fatalities from January QAugust 3) numbered 113 in Switser- Bld alone. Almost daily comes some QW tale of a horrifying fall. mangled bodies, or a cyclist pitching over pi-ecipice. ° m _ rr ' ' _ ummllyn ,

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Aroused to New Life.

1 lilerror For Years From Weak

Heart. Exhnuated Nerves gn.) lleepleaaneaa Cured by Five Boxes of Dr. C'haae’a Nerve Food.

Whether weakened and wasted by

overwork, worry or disease, the re- lult of exhausted nerves is felt in neuralgie pains, nervous headache and dyspepsia, serious functional derange- ments and ultimately in paralysis, epil- CPSY. locomotor ataxia, prostration or insanity, the remedy is found in Dr, Chase‘s Nerve Food. as is proven in the case referred to below :-

Mrs. Chas. H. Jones. Pierceton, Quo.,

writes:-“For years I have Been a great_ sufferer with my heart and nerves. I would take shaking spells and a dizzy swimming feeling would come over me. Night after night I would never close my eyes, and my head would ache as though it would burst. At last I had to keep to my bed, and though my doctor attended me from fall to spring, his medicine did not help me.

“I have now taken five boxes of

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, and it has done me more good than I ever beiieved a medicine could do. Words fail to ex- press my gratitude for the wonderful are brought about by this treatment."

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents o.

lox. 6 boxes for $2.50. at all dealers, cr Bmlnlon, Bates B Company, Toronto % l al

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L. R. C. P. London. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEUN

Ole! and Residence; Kent St. Opperit Mark Wrighfs Pecterv.

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We have now in stork an emcellen ;`;

_ line of souviner goods in English china ji

__ with Island coat of armsfistthe “real :_ > _ thin!" _for tourists. Sei s with views ;;

_ ofthe city and harbor-hand painted. T , Souviner books and pamplets call and -Q ` _ have s look at our stock. You will iind ~,i _ our priceaa right -1

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Iontreal. Friday mvrning, Sent 6th, will be due at Charlottetown, Monday Iorning,Sept. 9th,and sail: for Si.John’s Newfoundland, via North Sydney, carrying, horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates. For further particu- lars as to freight and passage apply

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lgveas below every day, Sundays excepted (Standard time.) lhom POINT DU C1-IENE, on arrival of 'i1.5o

train from _SL john, fo‘r_SUMMERS.DE,

oonnectingryvith ixpress train for Charlotte-

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town and gr ig . _ _ From SUMMERSIDE on arrival of_ morning train for Charlottetown and all station of _ P. B. L R., for POINT DU CHENE, connectin§

withday train fo' ST, JOHN, BOSTON an HONTREAL. _ _ Donnectien at Moncton with Triiin for Canada

and N. B., at St John with C. P. R. and Railway for U. S. and Canada. also at _St. ‘elm with Steamers of International S.S. Line sr Boston direct, Tuesday and Saturday, due the following day at noon, and on _ Monday, Wednesday and Friday mnrnings,with Steam- efl f@ Eastport, Portland and Bo=ton:

hom PICTOU, on arrival of day train from

HALIFAX and SYDNEY for CHARLOTTE- TOWN.

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And la Ate-actions To Tourism.

Prince Edward Island’s summer climate

is delightful, and scenery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Surrounded by the _ `Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the coolness of the sea breeze and the advant- ages that can only be derived from sea bathing at about 65 degrees.

Charlottetown has over 12,000 inhabit-

ants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large whole- sale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company two Electric lights plants, and ‘a street railway is in embryo. It has a first class water works and sewerage sys tem. It is famed for its many pleasant , drives the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surround ings, pure water and clear cool and brac- ling air. It is widely known as one of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and a large and elegant new Opera House. It also has sev- eral fine public buildings and a market which is one of the chief resorts of the i citizens here. It has one of the largest and best equipped pork-packing establish ments in the Dominion. On the west sideis in the Park;on the east side are the magniceut new Exhibition Building and Driving Park. Chief among its pub- lic squares are Queen Square in he centre ofthe city, beautifully laid out with bloom- ing plants or evirydescription, afountain and well arranged walks, and enliveued with a band of music during the summer evenings. The rural scenery in the vicin- of Charlottetown is charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and rivers, affording most pleasant excursions. The principal hotels are Davies, Queen, and Revere.

Summerside has above 11100 inhabitants It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay. I It has the largest and dnest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides having otherlarge retail stores. I; has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and sewerage are being agitated for. The hotels are-Clifton Queen, Russ, Strathcona and Campbell. _

Georgetown and Souris have a popula-

are the Aitken, Tapper,Revere, Dominion, McConnel, Manuel and Globe hotels and in Souris the Sea View. Kimball, Imper al. American and 'Harbor View.

At Cape Traverse a very pleasant sum-

*mer resort, is the Landsdown Hotel; in Alberton, the Albion Terrace and Wisner -in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in Kensington, Cl.ark’s and Commercial; in Montague, McDonald, and in Mount Stewart, Clark’s and Manson’s ' - l The following hotels open for the sum I mer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View 1 at Stanhope, Mut.ohe’S, and CMH; at Braokley Point, Sbaw’s: at Rustico. Sea-I side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Seaforth; and at Pownal, F‘orida.

In addition to those already mentioned

bere are other tow ns and villages in the Province with hotel accomnodations while many farm houses prepare for the reception of tourists. The rivers and . streams teem with trout, the ‘bays with mackerel, while game! of every descrip- ion abounds.

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Wash day is easy and clothes

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St. Agents at Charlottetown

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On and after Honda, june 1o_th., igox, the

`| trains of this railway run daily (Sundays 1 excepted) as followsz-

frsins Outward. Trains Inward Read Down. Stations. Read Up. mil. LM. a.M. P.M. P.M. a.\| 5,co 3.io 7.30 l'v.Ch’nown ar x.r5 8,45 re,r5 can 3.g,o 7.5o loyalty june. 12.55 8.30 9.59 6,06 4.12 8.19 l.Wil1shire i2.i5 8.01 3.12 5.21 4.26 8.29 Kanter River moo 7.51 .58 7.o5 5,o6 L59 mould June. xi.i8 7.22 8.25 a.¥ 5.5o. Lv hier-aid June. _-

ses an Kensington 1°-45 6.58 7.40 6.io 6.35 so

6.45 xo.o5 lv. _. 9.15 Soo

7.18 io.5oWel1in xi 8.53 5.26

E47 11.30 Portglio 7.56 4.58

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p 6.59 9.45 ar. }8’dd.{ io.r5 . f

9-55

P.M.

From CHARLOT iE'l`0WN _for EICTOU, at Sig: z.ec

mm., connecting there with ay trains CAPE BRETON and ¢lALIFAX. At NORTH SYDNEY with Steamer Bruce for Newfound-

3-35 3-3° 4-99

aziraur ix with <1 a.§ PLANT LINE for _ £5,

Boston.

Through tickets to be had at_ Grand Trunk,

Qnadian Pacific, Intercolonial and P. E. I. $5 Railways, and on the Compeny’s Steamers , L" and connecting linesin United States and,

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And Steamship Lines to boston -.ia Yarmouth

The Popular Fast Line Between Eastern Nov Scotia and Boston via Windsor junction and Halifax.

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nya,"_ ma.m.orDig ,

Yarmouth, iaallig sniiiectioa daily at gr-I

lil for Sodom.

THE ROYAL HAIL STEAMSHIPS.

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Pullers nun aan aosron.

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folders, etc..

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' ‘Agent Keg '\e:‘N.S.

P.H.

Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders _

12.42 °‘L¢l1'! 6-44 4-06. are easyto take, harmless _in action and T _ 5 1-4° “WW 5-41 3-2° . .sine to cure any headache in from 5 to 2) ' . ' Q Ba'-f§}_» is “ "°““"' if; 1°.: mum- ~ 5 ~

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6.00 lv Ch‘to°wn ar 8.05 3,50

7.oo ar Ste_wart} iv7.oo 2 m 7.o5 lv Junction ai'6.51 an 7.34 lorell 6.31 1.3: 7.55. St. Peters’ 6.o9 L05 9.oo ar Scans lv 5.io ina

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7 io lv J'u_nc. ar 6.5o 2.00 7.58 Cardigan 6.01 xz.$ S A15 ar Georgetown lv 5.45 i2.§

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To writ had Piiiiu Wah: Works =i.l:.‘i’i“.i=‘1;'.°?.§ii‘Li‘.i“2'§t?.’f2‘£i°E&.‘$'i.".‘i.’§

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Good Wages_ '_ Let anyone set his heart to do what is A 1 - and ere long

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Ass; 156»i§°§=.»' or Lemonaat

The Halifax dry ddck did not succeed

in getting the contract of repalrg$ the stsamsbip Halifax, but made a ir bid for the work. The Halifax tender -beat the New York offer by nearly 390.000 8135 was also better than the Boston dock offer, and was beaten by $2,500.-Halifax Herald.

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lent llearly Double 1

With Bright’a Disease

A lovers and 'rorturing Casa or

lrlght’s Disease-A Justice of the

Peace Certiilea to the Cure by Dr. Chaae’a Kidney-Liver Pills.

Mr. James Dellihunt, a much respect-

ed resident of Consecon, Ont., statesz- "I was a. sufferer from Briglit's Disease for several years, and at times the tor- tures of mind and body were almost be- -ronci endurance. The pains were in my - sad, between the shoulders and down ‘ie whole spine, concentrating across 'xc kidneys, where I was never entire- -' free from pain. When I got up in he morning I went about bent over »°.rly double. It gave me great- pain ~ urinate. and at times the water was ~~ry scanty. Medicines seemed to have 'tie or no effect in my case, until I -gan the use of Dr. Chase’s Kidney- iver Pills. The iii-st dose relieved me, id five boxes entirely cured me. 1 eve no pains in my kidneys, and ¢g_n

- ‘aés good a. da.y's work as I ¢v¢r u. .” » .

Mr. J. J. Ward, .T.P., of Consecon, cer- fies that he knows Mr. Deilihunt’s --.temerit of his cure to be correct and ~-ue and without exaggeration. It seems 'o‘ish to trifle with new-fangied medi

Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto. Agents wanted for Dr. Chasfl last and complete Receipt Book.

at all.”

“Whatfs the trouble 'i'

she’s immature ` ‘

a clear, bright brain, a cool head free from

in and strong vigorous nerves. Mil

nerves, and remove all heart, nerve and

ple- on ellow eyes, jaundice, etc. yies to'the curative powers of Lanz.-

Minarifs Linimeni Relieves Nearalgia.

one I every had l-New York Times.

For internal or external use Hagyard’s

Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as a pain relieving and smoothing remedy for all

Baekache, sidcache, swelling of feet and

ankles, puhing under' eyes, frequ end thirst, scanty, cloudy, thick highly colored urine. Frequent urination, burn- ing Sensation when urinating.

Any of the aboive symtptoms lead to

Bright’s disease, dropsy, iabetes, etc.

Dosn's Kidney Pills are a sure cure for

all kidney diseases. "

weather, hot, wet or dry

Worms cannot exist either in children

or adults when Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup is

breed good horses.

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always keep Hagyard’s Yellow Oil on

Allow a horse a reasonable time to rest

blood gets over heated the drain on the system is severe and the appetite is often , lost Burdock Blood Bitters tpuriiles and invigorates blood, tones up the system, and restores lost appetite.

The car in which a little 4-year old was

travelling was partly demolished in a

passengers, she turned to her mother and

membership of 3,536,0

, Delhi claims to possess the largest

‘ill feet in height and weighs 17 tons.

l sleep without a gripe or pain, c ° bil-

witb all that goes to make up heroic ox-

It has been proved beyond dispute that this Starch is

the finest Lauud Starch in -the world. It was invented by R. Mack, and is manufactured by him at Ulm

Dearborn & Go ,

Sole Agents for Canada. St John N B I

American Wriiigers

with elastic rolls of pure rubber which wriag the thick and thin parts equ

dry, and saves ,the cloths and buttons.

2 These wringers are lined with an improved guide board which does

away with hand spreading Every roll and wrirger sold by us is fully* gusranted also sold upon ear-y ierms of payments.

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ines when you can get the tested and i _.-.___ - - -- _j.......»- ~ e ~__ §_"ee°' »roven kind. Dr. Cha.se’s Kidney-Liver if ' V ' '°`

nuscsiiinsous liens Milk VMS

‘I can’t get on with that young woman ,

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To make money it is necessary to have ‘ S `~

E” ' H <i ° ° i ° ` .:i°.:..::.i';::...1§:f:f°€;'.f.;::;i°f:is Milk Scales

brain troubles. . I ,

lies

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Tilnltgllsigent Witness-The d08» sor- 7 |

Liver Troubles, biliousness, sallow com- - _,,-

Liver Pills. They are sure to cure.

Let’s play opera,” said small Harrv ° \ '~

to his 4-year old sister. “I’ll be the star.” B -_ ~ B

“A11 right,” replied the little miss, “and ‘ _ - S

I’ll be the moon.” ‘ . A , , _, - , ,

He__H°w do you like your, engagement Masonic Temple, Charlottetown. P E. I

ring, dear? . A 1 1 d sue-011.1 think it is the my ioveiiesi P' 8 8' ' tt' "

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get White H you use Agood colt is a product not aifected by (7 ' .""l°"

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Athletes, Bic olists and others should i.-._l...

hand. Nothing like it for stifness and '

soreness of the muscles, sprains bruises, _ cuts, etc. A clean preparation, will not _ stain clothing. , " at H3154

Price zsc. , Canada

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atter feeding. ` S014

.iniin nor SEASON. _ , evervivhere

During the hot summer season the ‘ ` A _

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While horses need good, wholesome , i'°u knmm ima, it should not be an or the mt pro- , , ' I-me. will

duclng kinds. ` f_ `, ` QQ

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rubbin . 2 cakes 5c, all grocers. used. 25c. All dealers.

M°§i”“°” 8° M“N°vi”’ Queen It is within reach of every farmer to M Q ° _` _

The most of the

best Matches

for the _ least money. Don’¢ ` forget UR

brand, Eddy’s

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said, “Mamma, are we all killed i" ,

Miaarils Llniment ter sale Everywhere. U 5 t ,,..__... There are 28,894 juvenile temperance- ‘ A P 0

societies in the British Islands, with a 190|

PASSED 15 Wong, 18-ave D1-_ L0.,-'S Calling at Father Point. Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, Cape Cove, G;-‘gd Bw” lA&'l`Bl All

rx ax. Worm Syrup to my little girl three and ' ' -

_¢5iv Emu-sm Jug- 7_°° half years old: the result was that she ~ Summerude’ Charlottetown “nd Picton qlflncnons ‘mourn-V

£15 sr c. 'traverse iv gm passed15 round. worms in ilve days. ' N

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