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DUGEROUS DYSEITERY.

Mr. John L. Carter, of Bridgetown.

N_S_, in the following letter, tells how it 5,_v¢d his Hfe ; 'I had suffer- ed with dysentery forfour weeks and could et nothing to cure me. I then tried lgr. Fowler's Extract _of Wild

Strawbeniy, and I feelthat it saved mi ‘:.f~:....,.‘ ;::;°.:i‘;.:t;° ';°:;‘: w e - sider it a. wonderful remedy Ulf 'should have a place in every home.

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Soothes the irritated

bowels, settles the stom- ach, gives prompt relief from pain, prevents col- lapse, and cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Ch01¢1‘8» Cramps, Colic, Summer Complaint, Cholera Infan- tum, Nursing Sore Mouth of Infants and all bowel complaints of young and old more safely and speed- ily than any other remedy.

i'I YEIRS Il USE. V

Mrs. Middleton Wray Wl’if8S “'09

Schomberg, Ont., as follows: “IJ'. Fowler-‘s Extract of\Vild Strawberry is the best remedy I know of f_or Summer Complaint and Bowel Drs- eases of children. I have used it in our family for the past seventeen yearn and never had occasion to call in the doctor for these troubles, as the 1'-`owler's Extract always worked like a charm."

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McUN'r ALLisoN ACADEMY

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C`Jo:nc.u:ne:roia.1 College

Sackvllle. K- B- `

The nrst term of the coming academic year will begin SCPL 6th 190° t, n

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amoderate cost bo s and oun men may here oitxin a sonni Eng lSi'\ £dU¢3 °

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or prepare for college Mntrlcuiatlon oraluslncss Life. M c_ationS_ EJ

Healthful locality, comfortable appsrtn1c11iS. C0I1S¢»'~1=1i S1P=fv1=1° 1. h2lP “S90 ‘ For Calendar containing full information apply to

JAMES H. PALMER, H. A-»

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PRINCIPAL. S

,illiltll 3

Rnv._F. W. Hnnmw returned from the _

west to-day. , g night. “

MR. Ricmtnn Honosorr and his

daughter Miss Mal of Alberton, are visit- agent 1_.C_ R_ is in the c{ty_

ng friends in Tryon and Malpeque.

their annual picnic Thursday afternoon,‘ at Linkletter Road. Children and their

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CAPE Town, July Z).-The Cape Colony

pressive scene. The speech of Sir Alfr ed Milner, governor of the colony, prophesie d` an early close of the war and subsequent- ly a united and prosperous South Africa. Messrs Sauer, Merriman and Tewater

fy

not present.

The Good Swimnier Sankf

named Maxwell, belonging to Calais, to-day, was drowned in the St. Croix to- day, near Bi~ook’s Bluff. His boat upset. , He was a good swimmer and started to

within a few yards of shore when he was seized with a cramp and sank. His com-

Tlie New Major-General Sails.

Qttawa. July 51.-A cable was received

at the militia department Thursday, an- nouncing that Col. 0’Grady Haly, the new commanding oiflcier of the Canadian militia, sailed for Canada on the steam- ship Tunisian.

ll SUN’

Flakes the Hair grow. Clears the Complexion. Softens and

Missss Manton Nom-on and Louise _ Mr- W- P- 1303710 Of E8m°|¥5‘.B°Y

Horne, are visiting friends in Summer- the citY- ' ' _ _ li '_ Side- D Prof. S. N. Robertson went to Freetown Rav Geo MEMILLAN formerly ot Mal- yesierdly %f\>¢1'l1°°°~ V

venue; now of Kenbviile N- S-» SP°°i {nev.`Mr. smith or anagsnce smzion,i»T Monday in Sumwerside- - visiting it New Penn. - __ nf,

THE Christian Sunday School will hold lasfnight from SL Emanors

friends are cordially invited to attend. ‘MY by 1535 nighvs express: l

, pcity for some days left for home yesterdays

ST. JOHN, July 20.-A young man a-fte1`n°°n- A l ' VV ' » ' » » ` _ .l

to thecltr

Mr. A.F. Le Blanc, travelling ~passenger f

Mr. D. B. McLennan and wife returned

~Zera Semon and troup returned to the

Mr. Neil McLeod of Suminerside is re-

Cape Parliament Opens. Sfmffd “im Q“°°° H°*°1» " - -

Miss Isobel Macmillan, was a. passenger by the mail express last niglit.

Mrs. Daniel MacLeod, Brighton, is

visiting relations at Montague Bridge.

'Miss Ella Cameron, Montague Bridge,

her holidays at her old home, Montague

Mr. J. B. C. Baker,_who has been in the c

Brof. Tanton arrived in the _city last

nignt. He has been spending a few days in Halifax.

westbound train. V . _ V

Mr. J. P. Woodbury of Sydney is ii_x_ft_lie

P8-11i0U W9-S rescued- city for the purpose of securing a. nu'i'”nb‘eiFl‘~

of good horses.

Father Johnson was a. passenger by the

western train yesterday afternoon en route to Emerald. ‘

Miss M. James retu-rnedf to the city

last' night after spending a [pleasant visit at Bradalbane. ‘

Mr. W. B. Bell and wife of California,

are registered at the Queen Hotel. They are on a visit to their native Province. -

Rev. George McMillan, Kentville, N. S.,

is spending holidays with friends. in his

Mr. D. L. Wells, of Orwell, Vermont,

arrived by the Duchesse this morning and is the guest of Consul and Mrs. Vail.

Principal Seajnan and Masters Lea and

Athol leave this morning for Bear River to attend the Summer School of

Hon. Justice Carr of Cassopolis, Mich.,

is on the Island spending a few weeks vacation at the old homestead, North St. Eleanors.

Dr. Kennedy of°the Berlin Dental

former congregation at Malpeque. i B “

parliament opened to~dny with anifn- ‘ ,L JL

basreturned home froma visit to Boston. r = r~ ,_ _ _

former`memberS of the minist ' Wm; Miss Jane Aitken, Boston, is spending ~ ' :V -*J » _

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swim ashore, leaving his companion, an Mr- J- E' Wyatt’ Wh° was in the city l ' _ I ` old man. clingingtothe boat. He had got Ye3t*erd“Y returned by the afbemwn ; ,§§|,lGC€SS0l'S'I;0 B901' RTOS

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posits Mr. R. T. H ln\u’s Szore and em prepared to =doV_el1 ki ips ing in Bicycles. Sewing Mic

Mowers etc.

Promptness, chearness, despatch

and ell wtrk ganna- tee*.-./ V V _

Second-hand bicycl s. newly enam-

elled and in first-class order for sale.

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Lowest Prices.

ilNNEll& CHANDLER

Important Notice

Lancashire Fire Insurance Cc Victoria-Mccirca|V iirc Insurance tc

The above Companies are not connected with the P. E, Island Board

Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the tra.iE rates. I am, therefor

_.ma to effect insuranca at substantially reiluoeil rates.

J. J. JCHNSTON,

Ageut,Ciiarlott¢ tofu V-P I-

Oharlottetown Sash and Door Factory

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With experieneediworkmen and dnt-elses machinery, we are prepared to

supply contractors andothers with Doors and Frames, ‘Seshes and Frames

interior and Finish, _etc, etc.

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some wma ' e emu: l'uu¢er»,1mni‘ruu. ¢`

Glltsernndlienineeore. Kiln In-led Spruce and Hardwood Yleodng ldll

Drueaeerspneqslieermng me any louse, ‘ -_ _ _S '

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Rossinreanilleneoo.

P¢8k¢°$ No, 5.'

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and beautifies the Skin of ln-

fants and Children. I gg-Aimiusiy pure. auiemiy maimed. sixrnmtiaslr f.‘i*.°ii¥.”.°l’§5§¥.’*..’.i‘i2i1.¥i32;.°‘i‘l.5.’i°h‘;2“..... ..“.i sweetest of toilet. beth. lhd Nb! H0891- _ ‘__-_D

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Horses for Soutl\_Airlca.

NEW ORLEANS, La., July 21.-The British steamer Langdon Grange cleared yes- lerday for Cape Town, South Africa, with 830 horses for the British army.

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I was cured of a severe cold by MIN-

ARD’S LINIMENT.

Oxford, N. S. R. F. NEWSON.

` I was cured of a terrible sprain by MINARD'S LINIMENT.

FRED COULSON,

Yarmouth, N. S. Y. A. A. C.

Iwas cured of black erysipelas by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

Iuglesville. J. W. Ruggies.

SEE the P. E. I. Crest Souvenir China,

at Currie’s Bookstore.-21 3i

New black silk blister dress goods, silk

a.nd_wool, $2.00 to $2.50, %ing at $1.50 $l.6a and $1.55.-Jas. Paton Co. 19 ti

White gloves, white skirts, white

underskirts, white blouses, white muslin hats, white millinery trimmed hats.+~Jas. Paton 8; Co. 19 gg

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The Steamer “Emu” will ply between Prince

ROBERT PALMER & C0 §?"*““"5°;"“‘“w"P°m”“i"'

A I i Wlll leave Prince St. _' will leave Rocky

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bound train yesterday afternoon en route to Suminerside.

Prof. Schurman, president of Cornell

University, is spending, the summer at ` Cacouua with his family. Prof. Schurman

V Miss Snaddon, Miss Harris, the Misses Scott and Miss Hooper, wiii leave to morrow morning for Bear River, N.S., to attend the Summer School of Science. -

Mrs, Collard and daughter of Montreal,

are spending holidays in Darnley, the guests of Mr. John McKay. They intend to return home about the middle of August. ` '

Miss M. S. Barr was a. passengerby the

mail special yesterday morning returning to Carlisle, Pa.. Her sister, Mrs. John Coombs,-accompanied her as far as Point du Chene.

Mr. G. F. Beer of Nelson, B. C., who has

been in the city for a few days, leaves this morning for New York,where he will take passage bythe S. S. Luc-ina. for Eng- land. Mrs. Beer accompanies him to Suinmerside.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thomson accom-

panied by his daughter, Miss Ethel Thomson,leave by the Princess this morn- ing for Kenzieville, N. S., where they will be present at the marirage of Miss Annie Thomson, which event takes place on \Vednesday evening.

Amongst the list of arrivals a -few day s

since,we Omitted to mention the names of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Fox and their two children of Roxbury, Mass., who are piying a. visit to Charlottetown. Mrs. Fox is a daughter of our townsman, Mr. John G. J. Weldon and are his guests dur» i ig their stay. Mr. Fox is of the firm of Allen 8: Fox, South End, Boston, High. lands Express, and carries on a large express business in Boston, Roxbury, and other towns in that vicinity. We hope they may have an enjoyable time amongst us. V I

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My .facilities for handling ‘ stock/ at Parkside Farm are second tonone in the Maritime Provinces. lWith a_ set of Plat- form Fairbanks Scales to weigh stock and

samglle room for theiraccommodationlcan ha.n_ e 2500 to 3500 Lambsnger week until the close of navipntion, a. “I will as here- toforerpay the h gliest prices the Market will a ord. My headquarters will be the Queen Hotel, and I hope to have the pat~ ronage of all my old friends on the Island. Any correspondence in reference to the

above can be addressed to Mr. ‘R. C, ,Mc- Leod who will give all information oh the subject. i

S. H.'J_QNES, Sabrevois"P. Q.” ‘

Queen fimt ’lli;'tl_oi Risers Whit.

This new and comm dious hotel is new

open for business. Thoioi ghly fitted up with all the modern improvements, this hotel offers tothe public accommodation, which cannot be excelled n any other on the Island. Good ta.blee,la.rge airy bed- rooms, bath rooms, sample rooms. Terms- moderate. Freeoosch toall trains and streamers. Special accommodation for* commercial travellers. ~

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