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Distressing i

Diarrhoea

Can be promptly relieved and cured

by Dr. l§`owler's Extract of \Vild _ Strawberry.

The pain and suffering, the weakness

and aftontimes'collapse associated with an attack of_Diarrhoea make it af disease to be dreaded and for which prompt re- lief and ii. ready cure are greatly to be desired.

The salutary action of Dr. Fowler`s

Extract of \Vild Strawberry in givingtnl- most instant relief from the pain check- ing the too frequent and irritating stools, settling the stoziiacli and brticing up the weakened heart, render it without a peer for the treatment of bowel complaints of young or old.

Mrs. Peter Christensen, Parry S0und, in

speaking of this remedy, says; "I have been very much troubled with Diiirrhoea for the last three summers, and had al- ways had to have the doctor before I could get it stopped. This summer I used Dr. Fowler`s Extract of Wild Straw- berry, and it cured the Cramps and Diari- hoea promptly. I have given it to my little girl for the Colic and she got relief at once. I can highly recommend this most valuable,remedy.

Always ask for Dr. Fovvler`s Extract- of

Wild Strawberry and refuse substitutes or imitations.many of whichare worthless and some ol- them highly dangerous.

_‘D0 a hive offbebs on a 'diyln _winter when” they are not' flying briskly oi- in any was molest them. V

ssiois Alto printf co.

Mas. D. H.\iu1i.roN and her daughter,

ltlrs. D. M. \Vaugh and Master Henry \Vaiigh left yesterday morning fora visit to Mrs. James Sinclair of Winnipeg, daughter of Mrs. Hamilton. _

Jirsr received at the Railway Grocery a

fresh supply of oranges, bananas, dates, figs, digby herring, cheese, confectionery of all kinds. Temperate drinks including crab-apple cider, etc.-J. B. Strong. 18 3i

THE remains of the late Mrs. Ellen McKenna, who died on the 16th inst., in Portland, Maine., were brouirlit over 'by the Northumberland yesterday evening, and forwarded to Emerald for interment. Deceased was a sister 'of Mr. Barnard Murphy, formerly of this town.

Sriti. 'rm-:r cons.-Mr. J. A. Gourlie of

this town, is the fortunate owner of an excellent ly preserved \Vaterloo half -penny It bears on one side the head of the Duke and the words “The illustrious Welling- ton." On the reverse the harp and crown and tho words “Waterloo half-penny 1816." The coin is a rare one but Mr. Gonrlie could be tempted to exchange it fora sufficient number of more modern tones. `

, THE annual convention for the Summer- side district of the W. M. S. of the Methodist church will be held in Margate en Wednesday. July 4th. The morning session opens at 10 a. m., afternoon ses- sion at 2. p. m. and a public meeting in the evening. Delegatesand visitors will be met at Kensington on the arrival of morniugtrain from cast and _west, and hpnses-for same provided. Through the k`fn`ness_o`£ Supt. Sharp all those who at-

-tend the convention will pay one first-

cliissfare coming and!-will be admitted return free on presenting 'a . certificate

Examine the hive, and if you do not ' Signed by W0 “emu” °f the °°“'°“ti°“‘

find brood in all stages it is a sign that the queen in dead. _

The above rate is good for July 4 and 5

only.

_ I A,~x_ntge_mp_t_ il behig` made. and with

ive51n_§|u;§ing"prol@pects to induce the ‘ Lyceum Company to give one of their cel-

v » " ’ NMI ‘ ~"ei>med Shakésveriw v<=rf<>_fm»“°°= is

lr O

f h8¢ll¢dir1=¢I tbedhsased

gi-tsbythe Improved Blower.

eals the ulcers, clean thenll

sto dro

51?” 'S ""“‘f“°“‘°

t and piermananty cures

Catarrh and agent. Blower

ies. All dealers. or . A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toi-emo and Bufalo.

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HUTEL ARABIA

Opens July ist.

Finest Bathing. Boating and Fishing. Cuisene

. I. ¢- I-[ALL Mgr.

Ihr =6dsm- _

WANTS, LUSTS, F UUNU, ETC

FOR SALE.-Three first class row

boats. Apply to L. Winchester, Fitzroy Street East.-19 3i pd.

WANTED-A general servant. Good

wages. Apply at this odice.-16 cod lw.

WANTED-=B'ya couplle of gentlemed "

one or two rooms with th attached and with or without board.-16 tf.

WANTED-A positionas nurse in the'

city or country. Apply at Mr. James §radley’s Great Georirc Street. 15 lw.

ANY lady or gentlemen wanting board would do well to call at Mrs. James A. -1

Alley’s Uiéier Great George St.

Seod 85 w w.

WANTED.-Oct lst. 7 roomed Cottage-

or would lease at once for aterm of years -A smaller Cottage andadd inprovements

Address J _ A. _ _ Box 455

June 9th 1900 City. 9tf_

WANTED.-A servant for general

housework. Apply to Mrs. C. R. Small- wood, Brighton, Charlottetown. 7 tf

WANTED-Acrnm :iss or Goo CHAR

acriezn to deliver and collect forold stab lmhed wholesale and exporting house Bona. fide salary of $9tl) a year guaranteed with expenses. No experience required. Reference exchanged. Enclose self-ad- dressed stampede envelope to Wnoi.1';- samiis Asn ixxronrrzns, Third Floor, 331 Dearborn St. Chicago.-18 d 30 i

C TO LET-A house containing seven rooms. Apply' to L. C. \Vorthy at the Bright Bakery and Grocery. 161;f_

WANTED-A girl for gsiiieml house work. Good wages. Apply to rs. Fred Perkins Brighton Road. May 1 |;f_

WANTED. For one month, a lad for

work about house and grounds. Appl at this office. 24 gytg

ori-“cn To LET. “A mmfombie since

evening, the 26th inst. It will be remem- bered that this company played to a Char- lottetown audience in May_last when their presentation of “The Merchant of Venice" was so highly appreciated that tney were induced to promise a return visit during the summer. This secend visit will be made next week, when it is hoped sufficient encouragement will be given to induce them to visit Summerside. Quite a number have al- ready subscribed for tickets which arebe- ing furnished by Mr. J. A. Gourlie at one dollar each, and the required number should be obtained in Summewlde when lite;-,iry tastes .have always been of a respectable order This opportunity of hearing a Shakesperian play, interpreted by artists of genuine merit should not be lost. Those wishing to patronize this magnifi- cent presentation shouldsee or corres; ond at once with Mr. J. A. Gourlie. 1 1 -L 4

HIS OWN FREE WILL.

i Dear Sirs,-I cannot speak too strongly

of the excellence of MINARD’S LINI- MENT. lt is THE remedy in my house- hold for burns, sprains,fetc., and we would not- be without it.

JOHN A. MACDONALD.

Publisher Arnprior Chronicle.

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Auction Sale

llfviliilili Property Foriiiili used as ` the 1'. E- lsliii Hospllil-

The above valuable property situ-

ated on St. Peter’s Road, Charlotte- town, will be offered for sale on Thursday, June 21st, 1900, at 12 o’cloclr Nyc.

The building is heated with hot

water, is in excellent repair, _ and could easily be converted into tene- ments.

Property can be examined at any

time previous to the sale. _x _

R. BEARISTO,

' Auctioneer.

in the Stamper Block. Apply to Pllowse

Market Hall here next Tuesday'

Miss M¢KENzm of Moncton is

Miss Mary E. Wright.

~ B. D. McLn1.i..u~r, Esq., M. P., left yes- terday morning for Ottawa.

J. H. BELL Esq., M. P., lest yesterday

morning on return to Ottawa.

MR. Hici-is of Moncton, is visiting his

son, Mr. S. M. Hicks of this town.

MR...».Nn Mas. Gnoaos Jnrrnmr _left

yesterdw morning for a short visit to Montreal.

Miss WrLMo'r, who has been visiting

Mrs., E. P. Mantle, returned yesterday morning to her home in St.Jnhn.

THE Misses Bearisto of this town

purpose removing in the course of a few days to Sydney, C. B., where they will reside in future. Miss Martha and maid will leave this morning by the]-steamship Greetlands to complete arrangements in* their new noine. The Misses _Beairsto will be very much missed in Summerside. where they have many frieixis whose best wishes will follow them.

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T0 GLEAH THE IUTHIIB DDIPLEXIUII LIKE 'C

BUTICURA S00

0F BLEIISIIES

of Women neo Cntlmrnlonp

Exclusively for benntlfylng the akin, for the nopping of falling hair, for softening and _whit- ening red, rough hands, for annoying irritation, too free or ofenelvo perspiration, washes for nleendn weaknesses. for many unetive uin-

‘ c\'pt1epurpooe»,nnd1oi'nllt,bousolof\bc\oilot,

both, and nursery. » I ern: cfufunn hw'-.nnuu."_ur'»s.' A. ' ' " _

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31011 Hove

i Good Wheel In

Let us keep it in repair for you, 5§

- we‘1l do it right-we'1l do it reas- 3;

ably. 'i

f iis lot a Good Wheel

Let’s make it good. We'll do it right-we'll do it reasonably. M e send for and deliver wheels for repair.

ERNEST RICE, `

.The Bicycle Doctor. __ ' RICK -

Bicycle RepuirBhop.

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A _Never "»°°°°°3

Failing Need, ,

'l`hat’s Stationery-and it has a U marvelous way o disappearing. It is easily replaced, owevor. ‘ for 10 een ts buys a nice box, 25 cents a nicer one and so on. Seei

muon oooioooi

Queen Street, ___ u

‘ Opp. Prowse’s. 0

_ __¢_ ___ __ _:.1

H. E. BLACK, D.D.S

<:> i=- |=-i <3 s = '

,lo|\o||ants’ Bank [Building

Cummerslde, P. E. I

Local and general anaesthetics to

made Dentistry Painless. All work Guaranteed. May 26aod&w

_ - _l_ .

Queen Hotel.

Formerly Perry Hotel, Quoin Slml. lleal of 0ie|l’s Whart-

This new and commodioua hotel is now open for business. Thoroughly 'fitted up with all the modern improvements, this hotel offers to the public accommodation, which cannot be excelled n any other on the Island. Good tables, large airy bed- rooms, bath rooms, sample rooms. Terms moderate. Free coach toall trains and

3,-,S_ p _ UL 'May 11m°n&w9d (;d_ ’ ` steamer-s._ Special accommodation for

fommercial travellers 1 FRANK 1>ERaY,i>mp.

Oct.6 dly l vr. ` Summerside.

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na Pi.aAsA|i'rLi sm-:n1‘§i _ -

Pleasant Hotel, - - - Hampton. 'P. E.j;sliod ~

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MATTHEW SMITH, Proprietor- fl' =..?.‘2.‘f.‘i.;°'sf~.'it";.;“.?.,‘: :i:.:f..;”:..:.“‘.:.’° "°“““‘°‘ ""°f °;i1_’“°°° _

It is within a stoner: throw .of a splendid beach, where bgthing is C-

unenépnleed. ,_ if '

mussel' corps!! 'hed »d»g<»dui»ii"' _ Pu-mi vi:w°°r:is°i~i» <fi|o::i.'°f~m biiuilemws mls i9Q°“‘i°i?§ f~

_ BON§lU Tlledriveie oneof the prettiest to be ind. Fmm the distance is four miies. Coach meets the boat at the latter ple# to con-

e pauongei-euot.heHotH.Intending

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'v ,__,8w_ '?u|1*H.‘Preprieie,;».`

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Peters, logs tiiooodors

-haitraun P1i:*rnRs,_q,_c.._ ' 'C 'J'

A. manner moot _ ALBERT c. SAUNDBBB. _

~°'f.nt_ta._t_ee'-f

Changed

Sn' K 8

sulinznsiozi li

. ,_ _ _vilitoi-anis make ai-rnngefients by l i . .

by ouquinntl at The rw . Good 500.1% at

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_ ' .r.i-:.n<'>fn<im‘s:- _ _

Water .ss

D-WARD'

at tlieDavies.

from Montreal.

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A 1 rr -. - i -rs.. ~- - ~ :P -»-:a:.e-.-.s.;.»=:‘r._e§ii<».iE=1és§&:~ -

Capt. Richards, Bldeford is

Mr. Ivan M`cKinnon0returned last

Mr. W. H. Horne of Milton, returned by

the Princess last night. '

Mr. A. J. Mcneed, stanley Bria¢e..fw‘i»

in the City' yesterday.

Mr. Lemuel McLaren, of Brudene\\,

left yesterday for Halifax.

Mrs. J. D. Bell of Montague Bridge, is

,visiting friends in the City.

Prof. R. S. Lea, of McGill University, is

registered at the Davies. `

Mr. James Vatcher left yesterday morn-

ing on a business trip to Sydney.

Miss Maggie Aitken has returned from Boston, where she spent about two years.

Coun. Brown of the Revere,§is spending

a few days in the western part _ of the Province.

Rev. J. W. Godfrey returned last night from Halifax, where he was attending the Synod.

Rev. Major H. McIntosh, of Cavendish,

was among the guests at the Queen ‘Hotel yesterday. ‘ r

Hon. Jas. W.»Richards of. Bidefor? came to the city last night. He is registered at the Davies.

Mr. Allan Parsons, the well fnown traveller is at the Davies. He to Picton to-day. _ Mr. G. A. Freeze ofthe An anti-'rtoute

came to the city last night. He isrgister- ed at the Davies. il'

Miss Ball left by the Princess y%rday morning for Cape Breton after a ._ _P it to her.ll1QI»her in this city. '

Miss Ida Gough, -who ins been \§.iung_ friends in chinieiwwwn. ret T te

"Mrs. T. Hicks of is in town visiting her sister, Mrs.'C _ P le, on Sac-kville St. -Sackville Post. V

Judge Warburton and Mrs. Warburton

left yesterday morning for Halifaxgiwhere they will spend the week. j

Sergt. J. W. Sutherland _returned yes

terday from a recruiting tour in the east ern part of the Province.

Miss Poole who has been visitingiriends

in Charlottetown, left yesterday morning for her home in Stellarton, N. S. `~

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Mr. E. H. David of Kingston, (hi is registered _at the Revere Hote~L ~ David represents Messrs. Frost & Wood.

Mrs. W. P. Archibald of the Queen

Hotel, and her sister Miss Moffat, re- turned yesterday evening by the Princess from Halifax. M

Mr. Alfred B. McLeod, Bay Verte, son of Mr. Murdock McLeod, Bedeque, spent, Sunday in' the eity. He returned homei yesterday morning.

Mrs. J. M. Davison and Roy V. Davison were Dassensers by the Princess yester- day morning on their way to Hglifgg, to attend theclosing exercises of the Ladies College. » ' » ‘

Mrs. R/obt. Toombs, Jr., left yesterday

morning tovisit her son Mr.- Wallace Toombs who resides in Calgary, N, W, T, Miss Lena who accompanied Mrs.Tooziibs will remain in Calgary.

SENATOR Ferguson left Ottawa on Fri- daytofake part in a picnic held at Odessa in the County of Lennox, on the following day. Sir Charles Tupper and Mr. Whiti- ney were also to be present.

MR. R. E. Johnson, of Messrs Bell &

Johnston, Summerside, left on Thursday by the barkentine Cosmo for a visit to the old country. He will also take in the Paris exhibition.-Summerside Pioneer.

Mr. M. A. Ross of the Marine Depalg.

ment. Ottawa. who has been visiting his home at Bradalbane for a few days was in the city yesterday- Mr. Ross intends leaving on Thursday on return to Ottawa.

Miss Amy McGregor, daughter of M,._ Ch*""1°S M¢G1`°801`.‘ ,Water commissioner arrived Vin t,he__ city =1a3t’.n,ght num Sh Paul, Mini Miss McGr`egoi"ig gmember of the teacliing stan' ofthe G1-ant-school’ St. Paul.. _ `-

Mr. Fred. ti. Picket-d wife has ‘ _been visitingfrieiids in Charlottetown, left yesterdiiy [morning on retiiirii to Cam. bridge. Mass. His mother fwho ac- companied him to this d the summer months in the the

guest of Mr. W. P. Pickard; f - _ `\

' ` PARA LYSIS CURABLE.

Str-_ircken ones to be seen Eve 1 where-

This Form of Li ° Death wma. »

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Th t.tmii'*~

heéplbdlsfdgssq is thengagdygigk human b e victim excites your eomgimfg-gtion, _ ggéy,-mg, _tu M _

benumbed side is to be

wg gig, _ _ _

most

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After sharp chopping our Dggq

ment there is always a rich harvest of

snaps), E li C '_ '

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All day Saturday youll buytlie but Sm;

Clothing ever qfered on P. E. .hind (iorghg sndthws' .__ _f

We’re in business to do and wg gn

sell one hundred pairs of Ladies Hosiery all at

_ 200 Men's Ties .go out__on_:8af,ng'»¢gy_, Knots and Bows (bought from amanefseture

L 1 A great big drawer full of-Biby' Rib

bon

- A lot of Wide _‘Luce mostly Cream and

mind what its it goes out at

A big basket full of Ladies Vi sts goes at

~ Only 6 pieces of thillet left _(Gingham)

r 19._~L\<li9§_.§iP . f Clerks-__vy0r -- ' “lil Gents' RM Coats B6li\ili§y only ,,

,__ _,_O_ur aino 3 id Glove the best 9 .iagiaeiiet satan. 2 is this L-love is not made today. We clear the

left in size 53,1, 6, 6}_, Qijrgiegg

Any size you want in our famous Summer

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$1 Ladies Costumes Qpgkel' v

' will be put out on ~Sat’ui5day"

Our space is filled but we’ve more bargains

ndvertile. - i - e

This is your store, yell &li iii!

,‘MY STORE” every day.

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vr. 1 5,, lg

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" well before laying out

and the THINKERS erally buy

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Wheniyoutliink of buying.

THI N KERS. Weha

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Flower Pla

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_ __ suits everyone- -the Red

PERU ll. khlllllli.

The Ideal Repair Shop

HANBSCB

*Q Vegetable Planta-

(transplanted) 40c per

a from seed bed ready the

100, early Snowball 100; extra early Tomato, do., l2c per doz, Celery ber. Squash. Pu kin

w..dc.z,Pansy, (1 doz

per box' nice seeding

of above penny Ext choice Veibena, 5oxel=;i25,g per doz, dbz. ;) '__ "e Daisy _`i-nm., Rocket "“i°°h1 " d°z -_ dyt-nd, ‘» f uonetie,

Nason Canary Ch mum Sna

o!_c,_ etc, 1 per

sum, Golden Feather.

' beds) 6c per doz 401:

Sc mb; Gladiolas, 4c $1.00 each, Asparagus, window plant the mos

plant 30c to 40c each

Gardens. The above is

customers