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It is always sadicallyandpermmently

cm-,4 by the blood-purifying. alteratlve and tonic action ot

Hood’s Jarsaparilla

This great medicine has wrought the most yonderrul cores ol’ all dimasea depending on scrofula or the scrotulous habit.

”' aoon'shs.ua»esaeaasseal\asue.

Custard and gggggg Chocolate _

lelly Pudding

0 We have now in stock something

new in the Jelly Powder line of davors' * The f>°';°°' i2.:::“° fr” “tiers li Ca - t e cfys

* ;;l?lh;hel)i ggourtid and with the '

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davoram PureGoidJel1yatro perpkg *

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Sf-rvic-.able Shoes, Shoes rhat Bt Well, Shoes that wear well.

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For to-day

APPLE PIES l2:ts MINCE PIES l2cts.

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3 B-.nes Best Bread.

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Tnsfmall train `arrived in the City at

10.3) local last evening.

No 3 Co. 82nd Reg. will meet for drill in

the Drill Shed at 7.3) tomorrow evening.

'rn Highland Brigade win meet today

at one o’clock, in uniform to attend the funeral of Private Sidney Perkins.

Tm: Y. M. C. A. boys bmi a splendid

practice last night. Their exhibition _Monday night will be worth seeing. °

Bmnurma that the Fourth Regiment Band willrender a/n entirely new pro- gram at the Upera House Monday night.

Cnannorrnrows shippers please note

that the S. S. Electra leaves Char- lettetownat12 noon tnatead of oneas formerly.

THE dredge to be used in the Hillsboro

Bridge construction has been towed to the southern end of the prospective structure and dredging will be commenced at once.

Rmrsussn the lecture thh evening by

Col. F. W. Parker of Chicago in the Y. M. C. A. hall at 8 o’clock. Subject, Artist or Artisan Which i Admission 25 ctnts.

Sururorzsls for violation of the Prohibi-

tion law have been served upon Capt John Hughes. Geo. Offer, Andrew Doyle and Duncan MeMillan,all return able on Mon- day morning.

, Among the visitors to the City yester- l\ day were Hon. Malcolm and Mrs. Mc- ‘Donald, Geometown; _ Mr. Paul Lee, Moncton; Mrs. George Brown of Toronto, with her two children.

MB. A. P. Trowsdale of Victoria

intends devoting his attention to life insurance and with this end he has re- signed his position as teacher in the Victoria drst class school

Ynsrsnnar the American Congressmen

were driven through Lot 49in the morning and in the afternoon they attended the races. A dinner was served at 6.3) to which a number of citizens were invited.

lm: S. S. Electra arrived from eastern

ports at 6.15 o’clock with asmall freight consisting of 72 drums dsh`110 cases eggs, 9 rolls leather, 9 bdls Codtlsh, 25 packages sundries. Among the passengers were Mrs. Prowse, Miss L1cLure,Miss Graham, Miss Higgins.

A public meeting will be held in the

Hazel Brook school house on Monday evening, Sept. 16. for the purpose of organ izinga Divisionof the S, O. T. of P. E. Island. The G. W. P., John A. Lawson of Ch’town, will be present. Other Grand Division omcers are expected to be present and help in work of organization.

Auorrc the outward passengers by the express yesterday were.-Rev, John B. Divins, managing Editor, New- York Observer, returning home; Miss Mary McDonald returningto San Francisco; Mrs. (Dr.) Taylorto visit her sister in Montreal; Miss Nettie Hyde for Boston; Mr. S. Murchison to Fair Haven, Wash~ ington; Mrs. H. V. Palmer, en route to England.

Col.. Parker, an educationist and plat-

form speaker of national reputation lec- tures this evening at 8 o’clock in the Y. M. C. A. hall under the auspices of the P. E.L Teachers' Association. Satisfaction is assured those who attend and regrets will be the feeling of those who do not when they hear the reports of those who do. Don't be the one that will experience the regrets. Admission 25 cts.

Ynsrnanav afternoon the marriage

took place at the residence of Rev. John Goodwill, Brighton, of Mr. Frederick Lord, Tryorl and Miss Eva McNeill of the same place. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Goodwill. The bride was prettily attired and was attended by Miss Beatrice Lord and the groom was support- ed by Mr. Hiram H. Lea, Tryon. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to their home in North Tryon. Tll Goaumaxjoins in entending congratul- ations.

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Liniment is the same, youcan depend upon the quality at all times, always

the best.

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Tnxruroxrrxn Rmanmos .-The follow- ing is a comparative statement of the highest temperature on September 11th.

72.8

` 64.7

68.2 60.2 64.7 72.0 58.3 86.5

lilll 1899 1w8 1897 1@6 1% 184

C. B. C,-We are pleased to learn that

the attendance at the C. B. C. is increas- ing rapidly. About thirty students are aireadyin "attendance, twenty of whom arefemeles., The; thoroughness of the course of instruction at this institution accounts for its Il0P\_lllrity. wish business men, and the ease with _which graduates secure employment speaks for itself. The C. B. C. has not beenable .to supply the demand for Clerks and Book keepers this fall. `

A srmrous fire occurred "yesterday about

10 a. nl. at Grand River, Lot 14 which des- royed the new residence and barns of Mr.

John A. McNeill together with all his

‘crop, farm implements, furniture etc. the only things saved being some bed clothes and a part ofa stove. The fire started in the barn while Mr. McNeil was working out in the lleld and was not dis- covered until the flames were coming through the roof.With wonderful rapidity it spread to the dwelling and soon all was laid in ruins. Mr. McNeill who was in Summerside yesterday says that he does not know the origin of the tire but it is just possible that matches may have been dropped by some trampand probably ignited by mice. .

THE 4th.Regiment Band gave a delight- ful program in the Gardens last night to perhaps the largest audience of the season. The visitors were surprised that the city possessed such an excellent hand, made up of such talented musiciam, The fol- lowing Was the program: -

March- Palestine Commanding.

' Medley-Songs of the Seas. (Introdu - clng popular nautical airs.

Waltz-The Dancing Girl.

Overture-Sons of Erin. `

Serenade-Ruth and Helen. Descriptive Overturef-Frolics of the Imps. < March-F id us Achates.

Descriptive-The Haunted House. Patriotic|Finale-Introducing, French,

God save the King. "

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PUGWASH IS SCORCHED

Large Store Burgiarisedv and , Burned-Burglars Car-

ried off $450.

s’mn~;l on x. c. B. sE'1"rL1sD.

Sr. .Ions Sept. 11. -lSpeoial.)-The

diiiienlty on the Intercolonial was settled- this afternoon and the strikers returned to work.

Foreman Rafferty is reinstated and will

be sent away from St. John.

PUGYYASH, DT. Sa BCOROHED, '

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EVERY BOTTLE OF KENDBICKS Pvewlsn sept, 11.-(special)-This

place narrowly escaped destruction by dre this morning.

W. H. Brown’s newly built brick store

1. ~= <;and<wl§_,1,'e_§0\¥S.¢ .Were burned and after the

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0pened lfesterio 1

ilrelt was discovered that the safe had

been blown open.

There was$450 in it besides valuable

p:lp€l'S. 1 ` urns: _utr AND Anson: cosmman.

it is believed the case is one of burglary

an-‘i arson and search is being made for

but the denies were extinguished.

Another lot of Ladies Coats comprising all the latest é,°,,$°,,:§

Styles and Cloths

For value these goods can P

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mini Pun

flfashionable Millinei? esspmonsgs they have

all summer Complaints don’t heshzateto try Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial tried and tested for over twentyilve years. S cents

cor Gr Geo. and Kent sh.,

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American, British, and Canadian Airs. ~

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the criminals. _

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O. th rice of your new Fell Coat by get gn ntsd w

line of G-lrml.’npS A.l\{PLE JACKETS We WeN

the full line of samples, made by one of .he iirst coat manufacturing houses in

Of course we i§d 33 3;€f\'|lfVé'¥`5 9 ng' it

at prices at least a third less than actual value. ,

1 This great lot includes _ coats of ever rrect out and every chilli'

length--and theres nogtwo alike More tha there are no duplicate# Q

our stock anywhere else. m the city ` ‘ of ti

This season we pep coniidently claim W3 wife showing thkgssb I1

of new coats in P. J .. . _ s

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A I-Ieze are a few idstances--Just fonifto ,geek forMa'gr_eat stock ~ _

Fine, heavy beayer coat in fawn Mdiudslwlfy# W colt, Q

tsfeta silk' lining throughouk full " length'(ro the hem of your skirt) semi tummu* “ua” R bl” ‘bg “fr ..':‘.2...‘.’.';s °°° '-° -“ *° rf ='"°° °° 5’ vi . ,

jacket that would ‘be good val!! It hiv” oo* in in

$22.00. ¢uprigs._ $14.23 g k’ ` i

Athree coat; Q18!! can iz; t ng qurmmhnlé’ ‘ol i wi

back, navy ge ygeaver, ve vet ar, smallieapq at oalder, crm

.silk lining, ‘ll our pnee ifioa;$°. “pan $&8‘95,¢ ,

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romm, sept 11,-(special)-uaaer ate to fresh, south weettol southerly winds, unsettled and showery, Local; thunder showers. .

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and all Summer Complaints in Children-' and Adults readily cured by Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable. Atall dealers at25 cents. 1

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WANTED.-A smart young lad for

parcel boy.-Weeks& Co., The 7It’Eople

Gents, we have our Christy

Hats in,Don’t forget it please. -Prowse Bros. 11 3*.

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