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S’SlDE AND PRINCE C0.

The Queeris Own Highlanders, Market

Hall, Monday Zird.

Miss Mary E. \Vright will sing at the

Patriotic Concert Monday night.

Tm: Schooner Restive, Capt. Cain has

cleared for Picton and is now reudy for sea.

Tris Frank C. Batt has not yet been

able to begin her work on the Summer side Bedeqne ferry owing to drift ice.

MR. A. P. Fanning. son of Mr. P. T. Fanning left yesterday morning for Quebec where he will _join the Garrison Artillery. T

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thoroughly, on retiring, in a uo'r_ lather of Cvrrcclu Soar. Dry, and anoint freely with Cancun.; ointment, the great skin cure and purestof emollienrs. Wear old gloves during the night. For sore hands. itching. burning palms and painful nnger ends, this one night treatment is wonderful.

Especially Mothers uemmteompetrnt to appreciate the remarkable eleanslnlr.

purlfyiit. md emoilieut properties ot Cvnccu Sole and tonnd new moo 9:2 dvi!-

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"MON EY TO LOAN.

, Clftown, Cameron Block. _ Summer-side, Opposite Mer-

BV chants' Rank Halifax. 4

Queen - Hotel.

Formerly Perry Hotel, Ulm Simi. llead of llee’s Wharl.

This new and commodious hotel is

low' open for business. Thoroughly litted up with all the modern im- provements,‘this hotel odors to the

‘ public accommodation, which cannot

be excelled inany other on the Island. Good tables large airy bedrooms, IGB rooms, sample rooms. Terms moderate. Free coach to all trains and steomers. Special accommo- dation for commercial°travpllers,-

FRAIN' K PERRY,

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Summersido.

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Good Board at reasonable rates.

Free couch toand from all trains and ltealms.

J.E. HOUGHTON, Water St.. Summerside

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Auoism the interesting items on the

program for Monday night isa solo “The Dear Dittle Shamrock" by Mrs. \V. F. Fanning.

See the show oftpiquets, crash suitings,

dimetles, organ les, Swiss muslins, embroideries, insertions, laces, linens and cottons on Friday and Saturday. Call and

see the show at McGougan 85 \Vri§)li1t‘s.

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Tun Foresters’ regular monthly social

will take place this evening at 8o’clock in the Masonic Hall. A very interesting program has been prepared and a good time is assured. Foresters and their lady friends are cordially invited to attend.

Fcnrnsiz Sums or SPRING.-The

aquatic instincts of the esteemed editor of the Pioneer have revived sulliciently to induce him to xnake frequent prospecting trips to his favorite swimming resorts at Quecn`s wharf, and it is expect-ed he will visit the light-house a la seal in the very ncalr future.

AT the quarterly meeting of the Suni-

inerside Board of 'l`r:i<ic held Tuesday evening, and part of the proceedings of which were 1~eported~\Vednesduy morning, several of the speakers drew attention to the inconvenience occasioned by the present train arrangements, which make the Railway wharf instead of the western metropolis, the terminus of the road. It was pointed out that passengers for Sum- merside by the morning train from Char- lottetown should not be obliged to go to Railway wharf, thereby losing much val- uable time, before being landed at their destination. The evening arrangements compel passengers either to walk to the end of the wharf to get the train or go on board at the station at an unknown hour and wait for the arrival of the boat, also an unknown hour. On motion of Mr. R. Hunt ,seconded by Mr. John A. Sharp. it

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

“lVould you undertake to select 40

eminent iterary Americans for an academy of immort-als?"

“Not unless I wanted to bei mobbed

by the other ~l0,000."

PASSED BLOOD.

Mrs. Traviss, Fennells P. O., writes:

My husband was so bad with Dirrhoea that he passed blood and could get no- thing to cure him until he tried Dr. Fow- ler`s Extract of VVild Strawberry. He says it saved hislife.

“Havei your wages gone _up?’ “I guess so;

the bossimade an assginmcnt today.”

REGULAR ACTION of the bowels is

necessary to health. LAXA-LIVER PILLS are the best occassional cathartic for family or general use. Price Zoe. Any druggists.

Few people realize how much depends

on the food eaten.

Mllnrfl Lllllesl for Ssle Er:

May-Is Mr. Tarrier an English man? Fay-Yes, and”also a bore.

‘J0lN'fl S SWOLLEN.

Mg little boy, 8 ,Hogs old, had a attack

ofR eumatism. ` Joints were swollen

and he conldn't sleelalwith the One box of Milbm-n's eumatic ills com-

Eletely cured him. F. Bissonette, Port

ope. ’)nt.

There are two directly opposite reasons

why some petgle cannot obtain credit. One is becauset ey are not known and the other because they arc.

HAGYARUS YELLOW OIL cures all

Bain in man or beast; for ' spraius cuts, rnises, callous lumps, swelli , inflam- mation, rheumatism and ‘neugsgia it is a specific. _ -

The great human machine cannot run

ong without proper care.

For all kinds of Coughs and Colds, Bron-

chitis, Croup, Asthma and Whooping Cough there is ho remedy equal in cur- ativegrroperties to Dr. Wood's Norway Pine yrup. ,

Doctor-Did your teeth chatter when

you had the chill ?

Patient they were onthe table.

Mlurfs Llalmeut Relleves Neunlgls.

The Artist-Isu’t it perfect in expres-

sion? .

The Critic-Perfect. You have even

aught her look of disgust at the smell pf paint-. ` nmnous uorunns and ion. LOW’S WORM SYRUP the best medi-

cine to expel worms. ` Children like it- worms` don’t. - s qfgi,

“Theres only one way to get rid of insomnia," ‘said tue nassaui* doctor. “And that!" queried his pdient. p “Go to sleep and forget ll;|,out.,lt.” 'I1 ,

nlss-uessie sasoiv

N. B. writes: “I gladl ,L_ ~ ' “ d Laxa-Liver Pills to anymgM;%1 Consti}p.ation. They cured me entirely be- fore I d llnished the

The modern man is ,afraid of marriage; the woman demands much.

MINARIYS LINIMENT CURBS DUNS HTC.

Style on the street sometimes meansa

Mrs. Thos Tra.cy,Bymodale, Ont, writes:

We have used Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm

app and find it to be better' than any

erremqly. It is easytotake and al-

to W. n Besuey, Box 1mAcgpi£1§§r£‘s;‘s, 1...-.ys .usenet » V

CAMERA FOR SALE. An A 1 Promo Camera size 5 x 7 inches in perfect colrdi

Every girl demands more credit for her

piano playing thinQh8-IB untitled to,

meagre bill of fare at home. "

Superintendent to the matter with a view to getting a more satisfactory arrange- ment. Messrs.Neil McQuarrle.E.H.VVright D. Montgomery, D. Rogers and others spoke on the subject each strongly disap- provlng of the arrangements and support- ing the motion. J. H. Bell Esq. M. P., who was present gave much valuable im- formation in reference to the telegraphlc service reform, harbor improvements and other matters. _

ON Monday evening the 16th lust., the

Senrletown Auxilary of the W.M.S. spent one of thc plensantest of the many

pleasant- Easter soclals ever held by them at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Wright, who were untiring in their efforts to make all, both young and old, feel at home and enjoy themselves. Although the roads were well nigh impossible, n. large gathering assembled and were amply rcpayed for the effort it cost them to get there, to listen to the program which was so well rendered. Mrs. Hemy Lowther, President of the Auxilary pre- sided and culled the following num-

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Music-Choir -Ring, Ring the Bells. Scripture Reading-President-. .

Prayer-Rev. F. A. VVigl1tman. Hecitution-Roy Lowther, VVhat Are

They Saying. '

Exercise-Seven Children. Music-Choir, Saviour Breath an Even-

ing Blessing; '

Reading-Mrs. J. P. Leard, Miss Millits’

Sacrifice.

Recitation-Laura Lowther, The Green

Hills Far Away.

Music-Choir, We'll Girdle the Globe.

Exercise-Four Children. Reading-lllrs. Lowther, Miss Annie

Leard`s Letter.

Recitation-Miss Ella Lowther, We

Should Give up the Best. ‘ 'Music-'--Choir, Tellflfhem. , ,T =_

Recitation-Marshal Leard, In Memory

of Herbie Billamy

Music-Choir, Christ Hath Risen. Recitation-Flosie Learcl, Whitt Does

Easter Mean.

Address-F. A. Wightman.

Collection. I

Benediction. e

Mrs. F. M. and Mrs. F. A. Wright pre-

sided at the organ with marked ability. It is but fair to say that the -remarks by the pastor were very pleasing and interesting as well as encouraging. The letter read by Mrs. Lowther, was from Miss Annie Leard (one of the Auxilary) making the announcement by that lady of her call to the barren mission field and her decision

the program being over,the ice cream and cake were served which was appreciated by all present. The singing of God Save the Queen, brought to a close a pleasant and gproiltabledevening. The receipts when added up amounted to a nice sum of $13.00. _ - .

LETTER FROM PTE. IAMES

MATHESON . ‘

Bnorurosnm,

-` March 16th

Dt-:sn FATHER.-I am well so far

and hope this will find you and mother and the children well. We have had a hard time of it to get here. We marched and fought for zoo miles, had two battles and three or four small scraps with the enemy, and then. we got them on the run and kept them running' for loo miles so they could not get into positions so as to make a stand. We chased then: twelve miles the other side of Bloemfontein. They all left the town and in 'twenty~l'our hours we had trains running from Bloemfontein to De Aar The bridge over the Orange River was smashed but they ran' a scow to make connec- tions between the trains. We hada hard time of it for we were on half ra- tions. Think of going through rivers and streams, wet night and day and no sleep, for more thana month and a half. There were 6o,ooo men moving all at once; we cleaned up the Orange Free State right ahead of us and now we have got them. We- ex- pect to be stationed here for some time for I think the war is over. Ot' course you know more aboulfthe wax than we do out here for all we hear is what the Brigade weiare in knows. _We are ‘elder &h¢»s°s=fe2t\d °f Brisa- dier General Sm'ithfDorrien. There

are-f §§l!; H dei? hint the p<;f<ios Iilgiigdga, Liga; nipitryt e_ rops ir i tlufahtry qugittbg Cu§q4ia1_;s¢ Llp getty hard to tell'oue regimen? fro Qilolller ex- cept the Highlanders; th§ wear kilts 'with a brown front. I ha* got some

Gordon Highlanders fouggt alongside of us on the 18th. I ot;the badges from them. They are tige lfcest men of; the‘%i'itish army and the Ufest Eghters,

Roberts tell: us. I-le addressed us_ after the attack made on 'the 27th. You know Cronje surrendered to us. We all felt bad about Ri 'i and_Taylor

and those that were'wou§df-;7but the

wounded are getting alongall nght

tion. Winvseu very chéap for Twp; ` I ' ’ Te" *he boys I' 5'*

W. B. 1>mw»¢,boxsee. mai ,,,THAb ,,,,‘§ ~ -_» his _“_ line, We neyer, tell outégfthefrauks' -~ ' ' _ - ` S G H§DAGHBr P0 J ERS. once _on the "nlarch,"but'some of them i » f _ . _

WANTED A If01' 1 d 5°. 3for1& 10 tormc _ , » x _, _ ., :ix I __ _,;.§_,¥`,_.

house-work in asma1lfam|f;fRe~ W °.r ’ ~ " ' and W8 218 dll 'htm DOW. _Wt " , » ' _

g°'u en a girl can get a man to teach

we lrqslwe “Am>lr¢° Gvwvrw ~ chased the Boer: one da from t ‘ ' it .~ f I‘“°"°* "° *H

» ~ h :eu-d, is wt f 1 ~. ' Y* "?"‘

mm nnuzumn/rELY mm o;iy?o':i\‘; gambewme oss. -so sind: “f~°i m°'“‘“5__`""‘? “"¢“i d_‘°~°'"'“3»t »'WmTEB|I I ,W A 51; ag: take, he, a.wh°kw,-nw,wm,.»-h_..- . over-blllsand tlfrolghnvrrsuptoyour

WZs sis an. 1 ' - " ' »-=S°li¢.I6s Wi hide V _V wmchsg tooombhernan-¢otnstis_iooi=s as ‘lwsVt?;A,wVt@gm’r md itymk _

combhadneverbeennear it. `\ 'wi

~ roitar.--A-eoonortsbre one; ~ ' ' .Sunil river inter the md"

scai.o,l1ANo. _

ii “_ . “ "fff'f°'” _ tl" Som, ~ Igwdegmyhang ve,-I Icauuot tell you

llih g'puc¢rygfqré,9ng wif; ptihflil but

i Eau-no. A b mr some oft." "'"Yuio’ on °¢aF’Y “ll

Q ’ y Wi, City pplyqtf cureditoom lately _ _"W8=11°1_ll`;ker.,,0nlyfour,

m-I gmarensbi b-»~ii.tiie=frx»o"§°u\1|:rm.l?e burn.imy__¢1;yfor1lav¢

'Q' Frankford dnt. '

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as

to obey the cabl. The intellectual part of '

~Some of the London Volunteers are

of the Highlander’s The

except ` ~ ourszr.-es. go »

Fil) WARE ISLAND. APE2.f~

Dr. McNeil of Stanley Bridge was ln _

the city yesterday. I

Mr. J. Rogers returned yesterday evening from Montreal. He crossed overs on the Princess. `

Mr. Horace Haszard leaves this morning for a trip to Halifax. ‘

Carr. J. R. Larklns is in the city. He

leaves for Sydney this morning.

Mr. D. J. McLeod returned from Dal-

housie College, Halifax, on Wednesday evening.

Mr. Geo. Full returned last night from

an extended visit through Canada and the United States.

Mr. Irving Howett," Tryon, returned

via Summerslde on Wednesday evening from Dalhousie College, Halifax.

Messrs. Geo., Ross, of Ross Corner and

W. Matheson returned from Dalhousie College, Halifax, on Wednesday evening. i

TV. A. Brennan, Summerslde Journal,

was among the passengers by the stmr. Halifax from Halifax for Boston, last Tuesday night. Messrs. J. A. Campbell of Heatherdale,

crossed to Georgetown by the Stanley on Wednesday evening.Mr .Campbell was re- turning from Dalhousie College, Halifax.

Mn. Geo. Wightman is loading the

Warren W. at Montague with produce. The streets were drying 'up nicely previous to the rain storm Lut are now as bad as ever. _

Mr. James Blake, who resides in Med- ford, Mass, where he is engaged in thc, blacksmith business, is expected home to- morrow evening toattend the funeral on Sunday of his father the late Philip Blake. Much sympathy is expressed for the fam- _ily in their bereavement.

for Halifax from which point she will sail on the new liner for England to spend the ` summer with relatives. _Miss Carey will be very much missed by her many friends , ‘during her absence who all cordially unite in wishing her 'a pleasant trip and visit- I Mrs, Carvell will accompany Miss Carey- to Halifax. Bon voyage. _

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allowed in each day so as to prevent too many men being away at a time. There are two companies so it will be a day or so before my turn comes. I have no pants lit to visit the city in as the knees are all out of them, but we will get new one as soon as supplies get here. Then we all get new clothes. We. are getting paper and ink to- morrow and then I will write you lots of news about this country. I do not think you need answer this letter for we expect to be on our way hone be- fore you. get this, at least that is the opinidh of the ollicers of the regiment.

getting ready to go home now. 1-‘ell

Walter I will ' answer his _letter to-

,r; / _ T -`.A”A4' 5

morrow. ._ _ Your loving son, ,g

_ _lures Mxrnssol.

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C. C. RICHARDS&:Co. Dear' Sirs,--For some years I grave had only partial use of my-arm", cihsed by a sudden strain. I have used remedy without effect, until I got a sample bottle of MINARDS LINI- MEWT. The benefit I received from' it caused me to continue its use, audi, now I am happy to say my arm is com- pletely restored. f

||Glamis, Out. R. w. HARRISON.

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at "My Store."

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The most fetching

most fashionable miluuryf is ready for your choosing, and We

to choose as there are no allowed in our millioofy deparrgsgg, J I Miss Murnysnaad hor auf

bm-y -day* .na sum nppiyi.,

best people with their new Hats and Bennett. ‘

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The homeliesv baby in

town would look well in one of time pretty cats that came to ham! terday, and the p nttiest baby would feel proud in tbfm. The prices'

$1.85 and $2.00.

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Ladies’ we wang gg “ky” .g

you see prettier jackets any

than we are showing this spring! know the prices are the lowest. ~

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makes and regulates the _ rg buyhere is to make sar»_ys\ an paying too much for your Gi

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In soliciting your patruup' “

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laoooy llerrle,

You are not asked to speculate

country of which you know

product of your own country, t

which has stood the embody all that is V the best ,that brains, them. See them before Material and

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