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At the Presbyterian Church, West St. Peter’s, by Rev. A. Craiae, on Sept. -lui Oswald Henry Dingweii, Morell Station, toElmira Louise, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John McEwen. St. Peter’s Lake.

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Steamer ELFIH

1|; Steamer “Elin” will ply between Prince Duet Wharf and Rocky Point. daily. (slllldlyl fxepted, as follows:

leavZ: Charlottetown 1 leave R'y PY At 7 a in At l.m. At8.3oam Li 98111- at 9.30 a ru xo.oo a m.

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CRAMPS, CHOLEBA, DIARRHOEA, audall Summer Complaints in Children and Adults readily cured by Fu1ler’s Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable. At all dealers at 23 cents.

?._¢__._

Our New Duchess of York

Hat leads the fashion. Only $1.00 at Paton’s. 5tf-

$100 worth of New Hats

trimmed and untrimmed for 67; cents at Paton’s. 5tf.

Another big. lot of Roman

Sateen Waists and French

Flannel] to-day at Pa;.ofn’s.

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HICKEY 85 NICHOLSON

'rosAc'co Masuracwnnns.

Black Twist Bright Twist Pearl Smoking Ruby Chewing

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Fine Cut Mixtures I-2 and llb. tins.

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Walker’s Corner, Ch'tbwn

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SIIUIOH W. GRBBBE,

Stoves and Hardware.

it when you want it.

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We'll send for your wheel any where yon say.

E§§’E§°I' I\ICE The Bicycle Doctor. Brick Bicycle Repair Shop

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PURE MALT VINEGAR.

Ask for Quotations.

i‘iolRACE HASZARD

Sept 4dxw

In order to reduce our immense stocleto make room

for new goods WB will Sllll

for 30 oays

All goods in our store at from

lO to 33 1=3 p. 'c. off.

Big bargains

This is a- genuine slaughter sale

oi' Crockery.

for everybody.

Charlottetown.

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AND WEST

The Latest News From Prince County. A

Mn. Charles Jarvis, who has been vlsit~

ing in Summerside, his old home, for a short time, left yesterday on return to Port Arthur. _

Faurarcss in fit, in fashion and in

ilnish. The skill of the best tailors ap- plied tofabrlcs of your choice at Clark 8: Steeves the tallors.

Norton.-Our customers are kindly re- quested to use as few lights as they can conveniently get along with during Wed- nesday. Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. This is necessary owing to changes being made in the steam plant. Otherwise the service is liable to interrup- tion during above days, Summerside Electric Light, Ltd. 4 3i '

As the result of two fatal accidents

happening at Railway wharf within two mouths besides several narrow escapes from death all because of defects in con- nection with this piece of Government property the citizens of Summerside are loud in their condemnation of the present system of providing for public tradlc.

andthe Railway yard were other than “mantraps"but as they are now with such an iucreasein trams the name is quite applicable. The system-if it can be term- ed such-ls entirely wrong and until many improvements are made the wharf will continuetobedreaded by the tra- velling public. There must be a decided change made and that immediately or the lives of every one who has occasion to pass thereby will be in great danger.. It is aregrettable thing to have such con- ditions existing and too strong a claim can not be presented to the Government fora better etatel of aifairs. “Who’ll be next?" Many ask and pauss and shudder, tothink of what might be before us. Little do we know whose brother, sister, father or mother might by some over- sight perhaps on his or her part step in cautiously into one of the dangers which lie on every hand. The conditions should be such that no one could, unless inten- tionally iniure his or her person; and these conditions can be brought about if demandsare made in the proper way to the powers that be. There has as yet, been no special blame attached to the _ railway for either of the fatalities before mentioned but the cause for complaint lies in the fast that there is at present no way of guarding against similar accidents. The trafiic is pouring this way and something mast be done to alleviate the dimculties in con- nection with bettering the uc .mmodatiou and who would dare raise his voice against or in any manner stand in the way of having the great danger removed. It is not only Summerside which is interested in this manner but the whole province as well as many other parts of the Dominion, for this is the chief centre of connection between the Island and the outside world and foreigners are prob ably in more danger than those who knew the wharf Both a foreigner and Summerslder have lost their lives and in neither case was it suicide. Then can they themselves be blamed? There is surely something radically wrong. It is hoped that the Boards of Trade of this Province will work together in this common cause and let us have a lm di ig place which will not en- d dger li esor drive from our shores,those who would spend the s tmmers in the Garden of the Gulf. Much has been said on the question for many years and little done in the way of improvements. But as the circumstances are getting worse let u move for our rii hts in th 4 respec’.

itching, Burning Skin,

Cracked Hands. Sore Bar.

Two Illustrations of Bow Dr. Chaseh

Ointment Cures Itching Skin Dis- eases and Ernptlons.

Mr. James Mclsaacs, 25 Elgin St.,

Ottawa, Ont., writes:-“Isuffered with salt rheum. for upwards of ten years, the skin on my hands cracking and breaking so as to make them useless. After trying all -sorts or remedies in vain, I became discouraged and thought my sufferings would never end. Last spring I used Dr. Chase’s Oint-

ment and in a short time was perfectly cured." . '

Mr. B. Nicholson, Manor House, Win-

nipeg. Man.. states :-“F

or several

.months I had been troubled with

eczema on my ears, and for weeks I doctored with a prominent Winnipeg physician, but to no avail. I was in- duced by a. fellow sutterer to try Dr. Chase's Ointment, and am happy to say that the first application gave instant relief. I am completely cured, and have had no return of this troublesome disease."

There ls no limit to the healing qual-

ities oi! Dr. Chase's Ointment. It is remarkably quick to relieve and' posi- tively cures each and every form-of it- ching skin disease. 60 cts a box, all dealers or Edmanson Bates & Co., Tor- Unto.

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ggywhd' and Bridge work _a specialty. unlgldatee, Vulcanxte, Metal and Allminl

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BLAKE VISITS TORONTO

Prominent C.P. R. Man Killed

-Minister Fisher Again Heard From.

HON IDWARD BLAKE AT TORONTO.

TonoN'ro, Sept. 5. -(Specia1.)-Edward

Blake, M. P. for _ South Longford has reached here from Murray Bay.

He is in good health and will return to

Ireland shortly.

Lanes. 'rsmrna Paorosnp. _

Molvrnnar.. Sept._ 5 -(Speokl.) -The

Iederd Trades and Labor Council is con-

sidering the question of, bnitding a

Labor Temple in the centre of the city at a cost $150,000. -

MINBTEB FISHER'8 DOINGS.

Minister Fisher had a conferehee to-day

with the Deputy Minister of Agricultum Packered of Austria»Huugery.

He will also have a conference with

Col. Dent to-day regarding remounts for the British Army. '

PROMINENT 0. P. R. MAN KILLED. '

Vancouvsn, Sept. 5. -(Special.)-E. J.

Duchesnay, Ass’t General Supt. of the Pacific division of the_C. P. R. was accl~

dently killed by a fall of rock at Spilzgllm on Wednesday.

He leavesa widow and four children.

0F PERSDNAL INTEREST

Hou. Thos. McNutt, l[alpeque,ie in the

City. _ `

, Dr. Darrach, Kensington, is in the City. .

Miss Annie Rodd leaves to-morrow

morning for Souris.

Mr. T. B. Mothersill, Halifax, came to

the City yesterday evening.

Miss sonrord orsummersiae and Mrs.

Palmer of Moncton are visiting in this City. I

Mr. G. H. W. Moore returned yesterday

from an extended business trip to Nova Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gofr or wbodl

ville returned home yesterday after a visit to the City.

Mrs. G. McKinnon,Pr-ince Street. leaves

this morning on a visit to Mrs. Eddlson Stewart, Souris.

Miss Margaret Smith of this City leaves

on the 28th of this month to enter as a nurse in the Newport Hospital, Newport, R. I.

Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Taylor returned to

Montreal yesterday. A number of their friends were atgthe station to see them elf. -

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson and two

children, who have been summering here, leave this morning on' return to th iir home in Ashmont, Mass. _

One of the Halifax pilot boats arrived in

port yesterday evening having on board Mr. C. N. Braudtt, Urs. C. N. Braudtt_N. B. Hull, E. N. Brauot and maid, New York. '

Mr. J. Higginbottom, Travelling

Auditor of the Grand Trung Railway re- sident in London, Ont., came to the City yesterday by the steamer Polino. He left again in the atternoonen route to Sydney, C. B. .

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Canadian Stock Quotations.

(Furnished by HcCuaig, Bykert & Co Montreal.) .

Closing prices Sept. 6

C. P. R. 1145 Montreal St. Ry. 293 Toronto St. Ry. 114% St. John St. Ry. 113 Halifax Tramway 975 Twin City St. Ry. 1042 Montreal Heat 85 Power 99 Dominion Coal Co. 43 Dominion Iron and Steel Common 26;

“ “ ‘ “ Preferred. 75

Molson’s Bank 207 Imperial Bank 2345

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WHEN IN DOUBT as to what to use for Dian-hoea, Cholera Cramps and all 'summer Complaints don’t hesitate to try Fullers Blackberry Cordial tried and tested for over twentynve years. 25 cents at all dealersin medicine.

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A resident and day school for_the higher edumtion of girls and young mgg, I A thorough _collegiate course in preparati an fo°_the_U. iversitlea. ' 'N asain o rim-ty teachers, graduates ot the best Universities a: d of the foremost

Amer .can schools of Music. -

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