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- vanizerl work of all kinds, Gutters, Con-

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SUMMEBSIDE NEW

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Wednesday, 24th August 1892.

H E time for receiving entries for the above Races has been extended till SATURDAY, th: aoth inst., at to oclo:k, p m., when five per cent of the purse must be paid, the wher five per cent to be paid on the 23rd inst, at to o'clock, p. m.

The Association reserve to themselves the

right to postpone or call a me: ell’, and warn

the entrance money, on the account of bad weather or track. Those who may have paid ten per cent as required by first advenisement, shalt, be entitled to a refund of five per cent in the

e\‘¢nt of the horse so entered not starting,

A Special T:-sin will run from Ch:i-lotte- t..\vn to Summeisitle and return, on the fol- lowing lime siliednle :-

I.‘.‘l\C Cli'.\rlUllr.“u‘»\'il .. ... - - ~ -I 3.45 1- m liO_\“1ll)' Junction . . . . .. 0.05 “ “ Nortliwiltshnc 040 “ " Hunter River 5 57 " " bratlallniie . . . . . . . . . . .. I0 15 “ ElllCI'.lltl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.21 " " Kensirgton 10 47 ‘ Arrive, Suninic side . . . . . . . . .. ll 10 '

leave Sumrnerml: for return .- 5-05 l‘»m

PIx§€llgtl\ from points East of Royalty junction will Cmrnccl both ways with Special at Royalty Junction. and passengers from Cape Traverse Branch will connect both “rays

return same day by same trains :-

Ti ish to llarpers inclusive .95c I)e lois to Elrnsdale " 85¢ Piusville to Coleman " 75c

West Devon to McNeill's Mill °‘ 60': ’ Ellerslie to Richmond “ 45¢ Wellington to St. Eleanors " single fare Souris to .~\s'nton " $l. 15 St Peter’: to Dundee “ 9 5c Douglass to St Andrews " 8 Georgetown and Bi-udnell “ $1.35 Cardigan to Pr altes “ 6 5c Pisquid to Sufft lk " 85c York to Brackley Point " 75c Charlcttetown to Colville “ 85c , North Wiltshire ts Clyde “ 65c

Fredericton to Emerald " 50c

with Special Train at Emerald junction. 'l‘icl-arts at the undertnentioned rates will be

i:'~uctl by regular and special trains, goal for Kensiiigton to Travellers Rest “

Cape Traverse to Kinkora “ 6cc Freetown and Blueshanlc “ 35c single fare

RICI-IARD HUNT, Secrets: y.

JAMES A. SHARP, President.

new

eyes.

L‘O'l'CI-IMV-N, IRISHMEN, ENGLISHMEN, and all other Men keep your eye on

.VcSWEEN the Tailor's CLOTHING

CLOTHING STORE: You wil find him

opposite the more of R. T. HOLMAN, where he will as pleased to show you A Well-Selected Stock of CLOTI-IS and

TAILORS’ which he will make up in the latest style guaranteed every time. The Latest:Fa.shion

TRIMMINGS .

and at"'the lowest posssble price, 5 always on hand.

A good fit

McSWEEN, the Tailor.

Snmmerside, Aug. 1 5, 1893.

MATRIMONIAL FRUIT CARTS.

Wc’rc got our Best an

id Cheapest on P. E. I.

O

Parlor, Chamber and Dining-Room Furniture, in Oak,

Walnut, Ash and Cherry.

Bamboo Goods, in Tables. Cabinets and Easels—Hand

some Rattan Goods.

Cornice Poles, 16 different patterns. American Refrigerators, best in the wdlld. Prices on every thing, lowest in town.

H. A_ (l0llP'I‘0N'S OLD RELIABLE FURNITURE S’l‘0llE,

Central Street, Opposite Market House, S’s»tdc.

Huna ! Huna l

FORehap Tinware at pricesthatare surprising the Natives.

I am now offering all kinds of tinware at Big Discounts. C1-comers, Milk Pans, Buckets, Strainers, etc., etc, at prices lower than the lowest. I am also selling wholesale at rice cheaper than can be imported. I have also a. splendid atr- sortment of Stoves and Fancy Goods, Boot: and Shoes etc., at half price.

JOBBING—My Jobbing Department

second to none in the province. Gal-

ductors. Lobster Boilers and Trays done with neatness and despatch. Write for pric Don’t forget the place.

A . D U P R E S. Opposite Merchants Bank of Halifax, Sumrnerside

JOSEPH COX, (Late of London, England.)

Monumental Tombs, &c.,

In Stone and Marble.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Monumental work in American and Italian Marble, Granite and Freestone.

First Street, Summerside, P. E. Island. D. D. CRUE,

Clock and Watohmaker,

SIIIIERSIDE I’. F. ISLIID.

Watches, Olsen and Jewelry Cleaned and Rspairsdatlsdaratalatu.

Eclectic Book Store

S always in the lead with the latest Litera- ture, and everything to be found in a first- . lass Bookstore.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF

SC HOOL BOOKS always ol:hand.

'WealsohaveaniceliIaeofI‘ILTS. Java Linen, Working Silks and FlourtshingThread,andwe doall kinda of Stamping, at a moment’s notice.

1 All our Goods are new, as our prieesare so .ow that we never have any gocds left over

Dori’: forget the place, right 4 n the corner of the K liftoii Building

— -O ‘U'R- — , Whole Stock Reduced to Figures

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IDEFY 00MPE'l‘I'l‘l0N l

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OUR expenses are small and our Cus-

tomer at the benefit. Watcher, Clocks, Jews and Silverwa..a cheaper than ever ofiered before.

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If you have any trouble with your '.WA TCI-I

you had better leave it with us to put in good working order. We too all our work, and can give best of references.

W. H. PENTZ & Co. Summer-side, P. E. I

(opposite

Anderson & Burrows,

¢rabb’s Block, ARE NOW OPENING

NEW GOODS

and are reducing all Summer Stock, to clear out before the season closes.

Remnants will be sold regardless of llost.

BOOTS FOR ALL CLASSES. NEW TRUNKS away below former prices.

Stewart's.)

Call and be convinced that we can give you full value for your cash in thesehard

times ANDERSON er BURROWS. Surnmeraide, Aug. i2, ’9z

PRINCE COUNTY ‘

Door and Sash Factory.

tabs in the whole Island as our

cuteness, and are preparsdto com-

with an in the trade. Everything

in the house ilding line always in stoc , and prices always right.

ScllllI'lllall,—(-l-lal‘l(, & Co

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

'1‘. J & M. L. WALSH.

of your hand old follow. You advised me through the MAIL

to use your preparation when I and here I am as well as ever.

P__EP7°m1ED’ I!._§ AND BEEF. iB,the‘>mger(mtest Tonic and Strcngthener I hear heard of or “ of many. IT CAN BE YOURS. L

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William s.‘.‘..?. Struck Deaf and Dumb and llmost Soalped.

...__....._____.... Tm; circus parades ‘at 10 this morning.

Tun Hattie Louise is loading oats at Bedeque. *‘

MB. BowNsss got two good negatives of the Stavert house yesterday. ,\

was in Summer-side yesterday on his. "way to Bedeque, for a few weeks.

Moviinrnnrs of passengers by Steamer N orthumberland :—Thnraday, 57 going 61 returning; Friday, 47 going. 37 return-

ing.

LOOK out for the fakirs at the circus to day. We understand that there is a gang of sharper: on the lo. 1: out for the un-

wary. Tait Rev. Ephram Reid of Pittefield, Me., will preach in Ludlow Hall Sunday

evening, at 8 o'clock. All are invited to attend.

Tn: Premier came into port Wednesday night with passengers and mdae. She sailed Thursday morning with 14 hogs, 150 cases lobsters, 3 bb s mackerel and other freight.

Tm: subject the Y. M. C. A. G.rap_el meeting Sunday afternoon, Aug. 21, is “ Wordl success will not satisfy, " Luke 12. 15- cc. 2. 1-17. Leader David Montgomery. ‘

Mr. Walter Adams, B. A. Sc., of Mont- real, who has bi on making a tour of the- provinces, and Wl]-r paid Summerside a short visit. returned home via the North- umberlaud yesterday morning.

In you want to buy-a sewing machine. Call and see what we can do for you before you purchase Lots of time and ii low

market. Leonard Morris, Summerside.

ALL the hair was taken of!’ his head but, strange to say, the scalpjs hardly burned at all. He was moved to his father's residence and at this writing he has re- gained consciousness, but cannot speak or hear.

The county court was held yesterday, Judge Alley of Charlottetown coming up to preside. The business was finished up and the judge returned home on the ex- press in the evening. Several caseeataud OVGP.

Tu: steamer Fastuet was late this week, reaching here‘ at 12 o'clock, Thursday night. She had four passengers and s. general cargo inwards, and carried out 210 doz eggs, 544 cases lobsters, 4; ton junk canvas, 8; tons furniture and sundries, the total value being $4,500. She sailed direct for Halifax.

MR. Staveifa house at Schurman's Point which was struck by lightning on Wednesday night was visited by quite a large number of sight seers yesterday. The house is a new one and had just been finished. The lightning struck the chim- ney snd then seems to have run down the gutters of the look-out on the south side of the roof as well as running down the? north side in a straight line. The south! side of the house is terribl tom, 5 the windows being all smas ed and the mouldings all torn 03. At the head of the bed where Mr. Stavert was sleeping six feet square of the wall was turn out. The front door on the ‘east side was also shattered and all the glass broken. In fact there is no part of the house which has not been torn and the half acre of und near the house is be- strewn with pieces of brick, zinc,glnss and wood. Mr. Stavert was alone in the house and when found in the morning of Thursday was lying on the floor uncon- scious. The pillow on which his head was, lying had been torn and the bed generally shaken up and it is supposed he was thrown to the floor. Hie left elbow and the palm of his left hand are slightly burned. _.

————-¢—-—- Suuimerside Sunday Services.

CHRISTIAN OnUncu—Sunday School at 10 and prayer meeting at 11 a. m.

ADvriN'ris'r TnN'r.—Pr-caching at 2.30 and 8 p. in. Subjects—Afternoon, "The origin of Satan.” Evening. “ What will the end of the wicked be ”

The Kirk.—Mr. McLean will preach Sunday at 10.30 a. in. He also preaches Saturday evening at 8 p. in.

St. Mary’s Church of England.-—-Holy Comtnunion at 8 a. in. The Rev. C. ‘F. Lowe, Rector.

Methodist Church-—Morning‘ at 11

Barnsr Cimnca-Prayer meeting‘ at 11.3. in. Sunday School at 2.30 p._;_m. Preaching at at 6.30. The Rev. Mr. Olhlll.

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rFUWLER ,5

Truly, I<i__q@’-lfslulpflmll , curative ‘power unknown

Hoon's5;PsLLs V _

Mu. Walter Doull of Charlottetown, a

money '

price, and the best machines in the “

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canal. — ey are the bestrflimlly cathartic.

Why is an author a most exlrorslinsry gui- mali He is the owner of many tails, and they all come out of his head.

. \ l_. ’‘ . SI£0DA’;3.‘__ -’.)‘.‘$-ll2.'.'._A.-J'_ i; ..... E‘. "Soft as Vciset” “Pairs In

story. most high] medicated

mud . 1.. It 3'5 °'°§c. hi,’ uiiryiiidigeisu.

‘rice, 2 cts.

A childless llo-e.

Smith end his wife have every luxury that ' y, but there is one tlri gl cking to their ppiness. Both are fond of child en, but no little voices prattle, no little feet fatter in their beautiful home. " I we uld give ten years of any life if I could have one healthy. living child of my own,” Smith often says to himself No woman can be the mother of healthy offspring unless she is herself in good health. If she suffers from female weakness general debility, bearing do: it ins and unctional derangements, her physical condi- tion is such that she cannot ho;e to have healthy children. Dr. Pierce’.-r Favorite Pre- scription is a sovereign and guaranteed remedy for all these ailments. Se-. guai-an'ee printed on bottle-wrapper. ’

when a. grocer retires from business he weighs less than he did before. ‘

WE do n t know of any pr-paraiiou that as Dcdfs Ki ney Pills, but when we consi

quick and permanent cure for all these trou-

rcaiaely be wondered at. or by mail on ieceip: of prie-, so cts per box, Dr. L A Smith 6" Co, Ti ronto.

8K0l)A'8 LITTLE 'l'AI2LE'l‘8, lllld, Sale, Efficient. Far sn- perlor to aniiplll. I-‘or Head. ache and ver Compigmg notlaln can equal these Tub- heltg; ltghtlre DISCOVEGBE

ev box only 8503.

otdeath.

went.

key mariufactoryi Because it’: a secret still. Siiuau, California, May r6. 1888.

for Cough and Cold. Oscu '1‘. Noarnaor.

What is the difference between «the Print:

the and the other is thronn t - the air.

.A Harry HINT.-7We don't believe in keeping agood thing when we hear of it, and hr this reason we take special pleasure in referring sutierera with Piles in any form, bleeding, protruding, etc., to Bottom’: Pile Salve, the use of which will prevent a vast deal of»aufl'ering and inctmvenience

Formerly. RICHMOND STREET.

IIIIIE above Hotel, which is centrally situ-

ated and within five minutes walk. of the Railway Station, and in close ’prox;'r-aity to ;hePostRfl Baluka and all the huainea

ouses 0 city, as n in to tho; oughly renovated andrefurniahed. ‘ed. The Tables areequal to tho: found at any liotelin the lit!» land the cousin: will is made a. special object. ‘ Good stabling and an attentive hoatler con. t'nually in attendance. No charge fir atabling when meals are trkcu.

Telephone Communication. P. 8. BROWN Prom-lotor.

Boarding and _;Sale Stable. ag.tg—d&-w y

QUEEN ll0‘l’El. ‘WATER SIB!!!‘ cHARLo'r'rETowN, P. E. I.

THIS house, long known to the public as the Osborne House, has, of late, undergone extensive improvements in the entrance and otherwise, and will in the future be known as the Queen Hotel.

_ Not only is its outward appearance be

o'clock, evening meeting at, 6.30. S S 3’°°“7 i‘“P.’°'°d hm" °"“' “*3 ‘ml at 2.30. Rev Mr Mnggs, pastor.-' "9 I 0“ 3 . men“ ‘ 5110 Infill careful attention. .-

Wswillbe pleased to meet ourloltl

patrons and as many more as may favor us with a cell.

first-class, ' always in wait‘ strfiteambosts and R. Depot to ctnvudg Passengers and luggage free of charge.

go. PJAROHIBALD.

Proprie pcstsi.

r. :

Zoom,” out tel s the whole --

has caught t c public favor in so short a time I

def that three-fourths of the Canadian r eople om”.

are afflicted with kidney troubles in some Di-nit; four or tribe, and thit Dcdd's Pills area 5“m°1'l5°dt°1'9m13bY1‘08l8t8!’0d 19?-°01‘l1N1°Y

blcs, the large and increasing demand can S011 by all dealers

It is stated -that words hurt nobody; never- theless Sampson jawed a thousand Philistines

Smmiia complaints and all bowel troubles chwm 47'“ are soon cured by Johnsan’s Anodyne Lini-

Why is the North Pole like an illicit whis-

OPELEKA is the best medicine I ¢V¢l' llltd “awry Public. ow. 0mce:0oHanoranr5 BmI_

of Wales and a. bombshell? Une i= heir to Ionirnuu

_ and

L1 . ll.Id.-,.uremome..

“eggs aocQi’*r.‘n.. Auctioneers. Com

i )1 ta. :1 ,_ lenders. a? a 0h't.n°vIiiiI nov 1 '" ’ as corn-

llerchau Farm and stock eras . t. ty. sales-room. Water street. Al10l'.l0ll....- 0 00111.93- .. Merchant. Insurance ent, Sjarnmsralde. ‘Ldvun: as on cons manta. rompt Returns \ it but ne is strl y confidential. -—l£s.y16. '90

u()BmwN, c. 1., Auctioneer aoomnm A,_ 51011 Merchant. Prompt returns. 1 Iuoen Street. Cti'town. Oct- 17. ‘O0

COAL DEALERS.

0.," R Coal always on hen ottctown, Nov. Is, '90

in kind! at l1°.t‘.“.§?.'.‘.’.“l’.§"..’.‘~i.’:'.t“°t‘.‘l’l‘.. .t.“....... luegn cud Pownal. Nov. unto

A lLI.AN.R.deal lnallklnda {Bard arid 801' GOAL 8 WOOOD. F001 ofoPi-lnce street. oharlottetown. Nov 6. '90

— DENTAL CARDS.

' . AGNALL s Dentist.-Corner B Beenand Kiclihr1goIa(dn Streets. Ch’town

Dulce mn.9mm.w1p.m.;2p.ni.l05P-m-

mcin.ANn ztructs teeth without DR 8*" ° ,..................

yum _ W1thI-llW01‘k- ” rNsUnA.Ncn*..

‘ .HE MANurAc'ruaaits' Lira Aim Acct A nrritr INsuuNcx C('pitrANrIs:

Oiilc Toronto utnrlo. Iaroegslldentzeboo. Godderhum. President or the Bank of Toronto. .

Lrirgest Paid-up Capital in the Demimon- time Provinces Branch, 76 Granville

street.

Pollc

stain. and Hard Water at. char 9

Halifax. . holders may remit direct to Branch ‘Post Order, Bank Cheque or ery Postmaster on the Island is

I081. ‘ ' ' Polleyholders should deduct cost of remit-

J. B. PATOX, Manager.

Address: Box 374. Halifax. N. 8. Agents wanted in unrepresented Districts. Dec. 21 '91 ly

OIAOEERN. JOHN. lire. Life. Accident. Insura.nce.. llclnachorms corner Lower Queen St.. 0h’town. P. I. I.

ASZARD, HORACE; The Manchester Fire Assurance Co.’ The Western Assurance

00.; The Western Marine Assurance Go. 01- nee. South side Queen square. 0h't0Wn-

UBQUHART I BllOW—8ae Ad. in another column, Feb 51

ESBRISAY {rs Insurance co. or nngianu, xiextsdbgi-1 iiifnx of Nova Bcotta

nov 7

LEGAL CARDS

CLEAN. A. A.. Barrister and Solicitor- 0moe—-Brown‘s Block, (.'ha.rlottetnwr. Iloncyto loan. ‘ nov?

Ahttlcis. ti. J , (01 the late mm or Palmer P & McLeod.) Barrister, Attorneyat-Law,

mg, next door to Bank of nova Scotla. loner to oan. Ch’town.Js.n.90 '92 [y

M°”°“‘L.‘l.l "t‘-.'i‘.T’u’:i" B“"$‘°"”om”°é‘.’37' to N as so . I 3' ° .oh'rown.i3a.niiey'i Building’

oncy t loan. Dec.s, '91

Sumnierllde.

_ 1001), JAMES K..Bru-rlaler-at-I.uw. Com-

missioner. Notary Public. _eto. Qmce, cgmeron Block, Alone to loan. Bpcciat at- tention given to coll ns.

Annuurox A. B. Barrister Solicitor . &c.. Cameithn B1orik,Ch’towii, P. 1.1.-3 llloney to loan at low rates. nov‘!

’ AYIE8 a Haszafii Barristers and At» torneys. Omce. Dodd'a Building, Queen Street. Charlottctowr . P. E. l. nov. 7

, Iornron. nonsox & uofipuiiimr. Bar A. rlstcrs. Solicits lo. 0 no-Charlotte

town, Brown’: Block; ummerside, over Me‘. -

chants Bank of Halltsmfloneyto loan. not '1

EDDIN. J. H., Barrlatoi Jo. Cameron Block, (Head of mint ). éoueauons carcfunyvattendcd to. Money to loan. nov 7

M:a:LL18H. JOHN T-. Attorney-at-Law, No- Bnn tnryPubl cs:.tc.ch0mco, Loggon ding, eon ‘town.

'rirwAnr w.s., Barrister and Solicitor Oinoe. Newscn's Block, opposite Pos Uince, lloneytoloan. July 25,

MALLWOOD, C. B.. _Bari-later and Attor neyéat-Law. Notary Public, etc. Omcc in uimei-o‘n Block, lately occupied by 1'. I... Has- sard, Esq. south side Queen square. Money to loan. Jan. 10 '93 1y

PB.IN'TER.S, &c,

HHZABD, it looks Book-binder. Printer and Stationer. Brown'sBlock Olftown. P. 1.1. nov‘!

OOIZBB. JOHN. Steam Prints: and -Book- binder. Queen street. Charlottetown, P, Island. nov '1

MANUFACTUWS.

MOINNIS BROS" Carriage Builders. toinworke. specialty. Be rykind romptly attended to.

Dus- g of eve- good varle

Stand, Kent St». C ‘town, I’. E. I. May 10, ‘W

§;s"..'.‘:=1**:.;-:.~°h;.*°in..'“h..:.'*.°....D°°r. e's o. ‘ . °ismna."’ ~[.ran.sa. -91.]

iemm &§‘lc‘lli’r""i{’mi’sl.°.;ei‘l"“ni'.‘§r‘i.'.‘.n'3.§‘.'ii.i from 118-

BIBLE8 & TESTAIE

{lust Received from the Irltlsh I

s

new rams a-on Haszsrd 8. «Roots, Vlcwls it -

~ Opposite Itnrltdt :

*7‘; _- « -5, ‘-2.. I

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SEASIDE HOTEL, RUSTICO BEACH, P. 3. I.

This l\eautifuT~.-.i.ir‘El’ popular Summer Resort opened for season July 4th. Terms moderate. For perticums, . John N ewson ti’: ()0 , NeWson’s Block, Victorll Row, lottetown, P. E. I. ._ _

August I A

Sweeping reductions in Bu .. .. Dress Goods thisgmonth. i

300 yards double width all Dress Goods at 25 Gena. a great Bargain. ‘ '

HARRIS & a'rnwAIt

LONDON IE0