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_ THE GU.im>i_i>?_ mi_iRLoTTEToWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEPTEMBER 20 ww `

A REQUEST FOR NAMES.

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l B R I E FS _ THE City Court held a session yesterrlay. M Essns. Murphy 8: Son have secured the i `

OTT-\“`-\- S¢i>i=‘ml`»<-r 17.-The first i TH!-: Guarmiax is sorry to chronicle the ` privilege °f catering f°" the P’°"i“°ial

Exhibition.

i.~_<iie oftlie Labor Gazette takes place U.-rol\crl_~'t. .\leiiil>er.< of pairliaiiicnt ar

0 4 1 » ' . , THREE horses formed a portion of the A »» _ - _ _

being askefl to supply a list of niimes of _‘ . _Rig;R;‘C_i§ira;;iL;i;¢;;J£_vn§3_byqglaggcgéflcgg Cargo by the Princess yesterday mowing .. \,,\,'\»\,\_ f\f\_~*\ '\v\ »\~~ __

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tho=: to ivlioin the pu‘»li:_ition should be

‘ illness of Mrs. H. Nelson, Montague.

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Mothers =~»Chi|dren

Rejoice in the clcansi 'f and beautifying propeiltléspgfl Chg: CURA SOAP and CUUCURA Ointment. purest and sweetest of emollient skin cures. These gentle yet effective skin purifiers and beautitlers have made thousands of homes happy by curinir f'°l'f‘1"l°8» di3n8\“'|1lgh\imours,rashe:, and irritations of infancy and child- hood, and relieving tired, worn-out parents of care and illxiety.

,_;*?“°"ii;i"“"`*°“°"”‘_”*" iicomiiig on Q

O ithe Fall lonthsg!

“ Atonc will prove very ben ' * ficial. During the hot summgr* monihsthe s stem becomes run

the digestion enfeebled. * liughes’ Digestive Tonic will *

* quickly counteract these effects,

and restore new, life and energy to

Q the body. * PYRO 25 ¢8l\f£.

"llU6l‘lEiS

x The peop1e’s Druggist. * Apotheoeries Hall.

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That is what we always

have in beksd goods. We _ take every pvecaution in `

5 selecting the best ingredi-

ents, then we mix them 1

and watch carefully the 4 baking. Our Oatcake is uneteelled. _

Try some. ‘ Only l2c a lb

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STEWART

Eclipse Bakery Bakes Best Bread.

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as only experts can do fl

‘E1 _ attractive service by the presence of Prof

_A.__ During the summer months Mr

Church will dedieati the new house of

the ministers of thirvcity attending. There will be three meetings, at 11 a. in.,, 3 79-uit". ` `

Tm: death of Mrs. Daniel McPherson at

her medical adviser decided that an.opcr~ ation was necessary and she was taken to the P. E. I. Hospital. But the best of skill failed to restore her. The very large as- 'sembly of friends who attended the funeral to the cemetery at Brookiield was a feeling testimony of the esteem in which she was held. She leavesa husband and ” six children to whom our sincere sym' pathy is extended.

Maxima; Free Press:-Dr. Barnardo,

the founder and director of the sixty in- stitutions known all over the world as “Dr. Barnardds Homes,” is ona tour in- vestigating the progress of his Canadian branches and of the 10.060 young people whom he has emigrated from Great Brit- ain to Canada. He addressed large aud- iences in both Knox church and Grace church when here in 18141). He will give an account of his work, and as he is a gift.- ed speaker, a most interesting address may be looked for. It is understood he will visit the different provinces Of Can- ada.

Winn: the province of Prince Edward

Island has been visited by a. storm which has made havoc in its fruit crop it will be learned with pleasure that the apple crop of Nova Scotia for 1K1) will-= undoubtedly be one of the .greatest if not the greatest, ever seen in this province. But the ‘ chances are strongly that the prices will be low. The quantity is not up -to the average owing partly to the wet weather _ in J une and the impossibility to ‘spray adequately. The crop for fore_ign shipment lastycarwas 4(Il,9(l) barrels. there will be 600,000 barrels available. `

Tim St. John Globe says:-A very large

congregation. considering the very heavy rain assembled at Centenary Church Sun~ day evening. An additional iltdrtlt was 'ven to Centenary’s alwayshisight and

Watts, of Charlottetown, who presided at i the organ. Prof. Watts also played two voluntaries, his closing one .being the Gloria from Moza.rt‘s Twelfth Mass. After the service over a hundred persons stayed to bear the gifted professor. He played selection after selection, to the great de- light of his heirers, and proved himself the best organist Centenary has had for'

_i-its magnificent instrument, Mr. M. H.

DR' L' H. Harrison played the “Lost Chord" during Late Clincial Assistant at Royal Lordfn of me recital,

Ophthalmic Hospital Mcoreilelds, and

Central London Throat and har .

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H°5piu‘1‘ I Kuinfort Headache. Powders Cure.

Specialist in Diseases oi The Eye, Throat

_ and N036.

Office-Cameron Block.

Residence-Richmond St1eetW'¢=i=t. Office Hours- 9.30 1 in. to 1 p. m. 2 to 4 p. ni. river ings by appointment.

Ev:-:s Ticsricn .ixn Firriin w1_'rnG1.Assas_

-'T1 an :rc owe

A 5 cent plug of “Pa-tiiot

Twist” chewing tobacco is 20 Der cent la1‘gei~ than formerly.

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We have opened the

second shipment of our Fui-s

and have now a beautiful assortment to choose from.

Every day some of the choice things are being picked

up so if you are thinking of piirchasingany style o

a. Fur Garment this Fall, it will pay you to look

through our stock of TieS» Buffs, Golla

B°as_|;¢||are*l'les, llhiffs, Mitts, Gag:

Jackets. and Goats

» “ideal Grocery.” " _

Cor. Kent & G¢°f¥° S"'°*°’*

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Society of the First Methodist Church en

pfyérsihu been b~i.éMhmg._h N:,.B;_,,,____, __ ° _M Mn.. Prrnfcx Bniuucarr, of Royalty

East, died lyesterday morning 'at thelbhar-

Tun conFgrég`ation fiif`Oentr‘al ~

_ llhkenfor treatment of slow fever. The.

ggfshill OU Kimi? S%l'€`¢f”0B ~hrneral»took place at.3 e‘clock. Deceased

d. Rev. J. H. Moliorter of Boston willywas fm_!_J!m.s of Mm The B_ L S__ bf

preach at all services. The Whig]-$),§__`-as 8 m,mbe,._ attended tie service will be one of fraternal grg_e§_i_ng_,f __§_ b0dy_ ._

Q nUivaw,_aY horse owned by J.__§§_l°rows,e, ’“C¥W¥§B§¢ss»_?@§»¢?9$_. 5

f ~ ~-\.._°a\\Ss~comiderable ef5citeineut,_last_ even

ingf The horse nearly collided witha poet

Darlingwn has called f°'th m}3_§h.._§5'_m'_ ' in front ofthe new Prowse Block but all pathy in the community. ' " ' ' “` ' 0

fwnnt Wéllaiitil he reached the building “Pied by the W. C. T. U. At that point the carriage collided with as tree and _the latter is considerably damaged. The horse started upon his mad career on _ Queen Street.

.The following letter has been received by Capt. A. A. Bartlett!

Aiuroimnn Team, _ Orange River State,

Aug. 12th, 19002

Dun CAPTAIN.--I have much pleasure,

in writing you a few lines after leaving Pretoria. The 19th Brigade was broken up, the Shropshires being sent down to Benoster River, the Cornwalls being left to do garrison duty. The Gor- dons at Elanfontein and our regiment were sent to the Springs, one Company ot the Gordons beiugplacsd on the armoured train. When the Brigade was reformed the Company having to rejoin their Regi- n\ent,Lord Kitchener placed adetaohinent of G. and D. Companies of the Canadians, totake theplace of the Gordons. head quarters areazthe Rcnoster ri'ver,tho armouredtraln is used for patroling the lines between- Pretoria and Kroon-

Sildt.. I will >giv'e you a little idea asto how the"train`is coiiatructed.} There are V "yen cars in all. two coaches, one for Qc General and the other for the Officers, ___ both armoured (our feet high.. Two sides _ ' of the trucks where we are placed are iix feet high.;the outside H691; ‘with a _

'ig pure of mei' an me i‘ntiaa““'iiis~ in '

sgven holes can each side to shoot We have ii horse with four Colts l[_axini_(__}uns. The ’ guna i‘l1u.1iour hundred and eightygshetd a x minute. We also have a pcm porn which ~a one pound shell. We _often see the W5” f*'¢\”~""¢"'-_g_l.1’° patrobngg-but they 3391"" OIICURH to goto crack at them. Theré's scarcely a night thatiome - part of theline or other is not blown I A Kafllrboy came intwo nights ago and give the General the information thalt Boers were to blow,the line up at a certain point. We volunteered to - go and :take up ii position and wait for them,but the General would not allow us. We have a

,jolly good time Of it. The boys are all feeling line. I have put on twenty-three I pounds of flesh during the last month. It is officially reported that we’re to leave on the 22nd'forfhoms, which I think c be depended upon. I am sending you some Transvaal stamps from a shilling down. Iam Writing this in a hurry, I have to to close as I am called to duty.

_ I rem aiu yours,

J. E. SMALL.

OFF THE TRACK. `

This means ` disaster and death’ when

applied to ai fast express train It is

stomachs, deranged kidney, Weak nerv-es -.ind that tired feeling. Hoodia Sarsnpar- _ills puts the wheels back on the track by _'inaking_pure,=i'-ich blood and .curing these troubles. _

"f"-‘1 _~ “~==¢,_ equally serious when it refers to people '/_ ~ ' _'__ L_ _L - " -- V 0 bloodisdisordered and who con- '_ “ ;_1~ #__ sequvntly have piiiiples and sores, bad

is _ 3 _

' ‘ “Constipation is cu "ed by Hood’sPi.lls25c

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‘ Try one can of Oak .Brand Condensed I Milk and you -will decide that it is 3 better and clieapertlian ago\v_ Ask your grocer for it. 30 tf.

Tourists and others wishing quiet, com-

fortable, homelike rooiiis, and board, good i bathroom in connection should call on Airs. YVellrier, Upper iiillsbroough Street.

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Brighton Island bridge. ’ “es 0 ° eese “as 315° Smpped to

] Ai* the Police Court yes~‘.ei‘d;»iy morning ‘l the British market.

I ' “ O3 Tuesday nigli‘ the ni"°t store of Mr P _ _ v _ _ _ . u v Cui 4. ' ¢

___ _ , eta? McAlePr “'15 _Sentenced to 93 day” Pope Mills, corner of \Veymout-h and Fit

imprisonment- for disorderly conduct on my Streets was entered by some persors

BY Reporters and Correspon- ‘h“"°°‘S° _ _ and aquanmy ofmecswien.

' _ ' .' _ . . ` WSOIDE,

THE annuel shooting nizitch of the Trmf _ ith I t W H N

dents Everywhere' _ Pownal Rifle Association “ill tal.e place Gm ummm 0 e as Ida aéernoon

at Greenwood Range on Saturday, Sept. pa d’i’°°k phwe y°‘t’e y '

___ filth inst., beginning at 8o'clock, a.m. AVQPY large n“U1b¢1` Of P50150 Were in

ANY boy desiring to learn the printing _ , _ attendance to pay a last tribute to the should apply at this omceat once. WILL the merfibers of th? Ladle" Aid memory of deceased. Interment was

ad W tmoreland Cemetery

. . . \ _ _

Mr- Cha5~ W-` M363. B-I A-V” Of Mk* A denver belprcsent at the meeting to bel m e m es ' V¢¥"l¢, Will Nike 3 D095 81`ad°3f° ¢0\1l`S€ 349 held in the church parlor this (Thursday) THE Slimmer F1955* mivedi ‘mm Dalhousie, leading up to the degree of M. fgfgemmn, at four °f_¢10ck_ _ Boston yesterday at 5 a.ui., with a large

number of While docking at Plant wharf ‘she struck the corner, carry- inga portion of it away. The trouble was caused by a vessel which anchored in the stream so far down as to interfere

is estimated at $51). The vessel sailed at 7 o’clock for Sydney.-Hailiai Herald.

Tan annual athletic sportsarranged for the sailors of the Dominion Fisheries, Service will be held at Georgstown'on__ Monday and .Tuesday next, the 24th and 21th lust-. Cups andprlzes will be pre, sented to the winners _in the diierent events, which comprises a large and, inter- eating. program. There will probably be seven or eight ship! il1'G¢0l'¥%¥»0Wll harbor which will furnish between two and three hundred sailors.

Tim concert given in the MontagneHal Tuesday evening under the direction of Mr Hugh McLean was very successful, both in the program rendered and the number present. The night was not an i idealihe being both dark,c0id~, and windy, ‘ yet notwithstanding these hindrances a goodly number were present. The beat of order was kept. Mr. W. H. Spencer oc- cupied the chair fin his usual happy and pleasing manner. The stage was hand~ somely draped with hunting and Bags- _

A vim! pretty wedding took place last eni at the residence of Donald Munn,

being Ethel Munn, second daughter, to Mr. R. B. Rattray, Charlottetown. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Minniegid the groom by )(r.J.D.Stewart. The Rev. D. Helden oiiloiated in his usual impressive manner. Onlf the in- timate friends of the wntracting parties __ belngpresent,whomedequltea1a11r¢8Dd interesting gathering.. Kiss _llillian Munn presidedatthe organ and P1000 the wedding march. e f

_ as the s. s. ivaruiumbsrimd was isav-“_ ing the wharf at' Point dn Chene fyester- ` day evening Mr.Fred Parsons,of Margatee _ and Mr. Patrick Murphy, of Kensington, fell down the ‘ rear steps of the steamer L andfwerebadly hurt. Hr. Parsons want- V ed to go below and llr. Murphy was as- » sistiiig him when they fell together from ' the third atop. They beth struck on.

up they were iiisensible, Mr. ' 1101957' rsgniii'ad,coa_seionlneSi in a few minutes, he is terrihlycat and bruised about the left eye. His neck and chest are also strained _ and sore. Mr. Parsons continued in a. kind _of stupor. He is not badly marked but must have

received a shock.

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SOLDIERS IN CAMP ‘

Ex-Sergeant William Johnston of the 10th Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, writes:-“It is impossible for me to speak too highly of Dr. Chase’s Ointment for piles or any itching skin disease. It is simp yinvaluable. Many of our men used it while in camp and re- ceived excellent results.” Members of the Canadian contingents took 1000 ‘boxes of Dr. Chase’s Ointment with them to South

l4.fri_c_;. to relieve the sufferings of campaign- ing e. _

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a pai' is all that is needed to.tell that our cigars arte perfection. We carry a carefully selected 'stock of the

bQS_b brands.

_ UR cleans i. _ Are kept properly in a

Cigar Case and are just in prime condition to make a cool fragrant smoke,

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theirhoads on the floor. When picked

Much _Satisfaction i _

With experienced workmen and first-class machiner , we are ' " ed to

Wilkie?

Are You Aware

Tho customer who has ‘ ` i ’ _ I' i roomate. ross oo s

v ly served, and..en top of that'§ ._ th” ~ you gas, first.. _ _ _ _ OOO

i fectionery in the cityf /Give us a call. -

Also the Enest Fruit and Con- A

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_"37-'_Jacket,Ho ` .»linai'0ff_ _“' isaeiat °°°l ».

Being samples--ygg _may f Q _

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ay. _ ' » J. ’ *F J: _

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Ingstisih” "ill uf s °Th<»yi» c§§§°»iy° finished, wsu mas-1°f.au¢.. _ ,_ fetch one htteii” to ~` I

/ .There _were 110 in .the=~lot+;-wat.: if ` 1 ~.__ _

per cent cheaper_tlian_ '_ e re vr ‘ --and we have. ~~f .cefi

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From the contemplation of some article of Fufnifqg 5, ,_

bought here long ago, perhaps." ~=No sigiiol deirepiide in 0 ’

its sturdy framefno loss of beauty on its= polished surface,

if ordinary care has been _takeh Ai1_§i_!€6 (sell to

-‘ same kind _wé have always sold--tlforougli ly'

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better in some respects, andclieagper fob.: ’

JQHN _

RDBERT PALMlER &;G‘_0

Charlottetown _Sashf and Door Factory `

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_,apply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and nterior and exterior Finish, etc, etc. » 5; y ___ 1°

Our Spbcialiiieb- ` i

_ nlotllq jlindeqe, Stain, 8talr_ll‘aila,l_ Balnetera, Ilewel loess, Qypie

_ Gutiernudiloldlctori. Kiln Dried Spruciand Hardwood Kill

Drlo_1l<!lea.ri!l_1_»sr:ceo£El_\eel,_l|,ng and Clap lleaua _ _ ,_ _ __

Agaln Customer E _ ___ _ f

est bottom 'prioe, w y Q in gud _ I' '

pleased. i goes 8 a £ class canned _ Now open. A large pert of our new stock. ,

§ The pleased customer coines§_ _ bu-\f|g¢_[ “DHHS it ‘HIS ~ . _

#b”i‘s3“‘§?éfe H fu with » ff-11# e'I'a.rtan Shawls ~

, _ glknowledge of these truths. _ _ ,»

For

Some time since -we froasltiisff _ ~ ___' representative of a, I

models béforejleaving-the __" L

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