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GEM JARS and asthe pre-
serving season is now on. will
sell especially low
Pints 6c each.
Quai-ts 7c each.
§ gallons cc each.
Rubber Rings l2¢ dgz,
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LGADIA UNIVERSITY
WOLFVILLE, N. S.
Pouuded 1833 as a Christian College. Arts
Sane mai-kiedlx breadth and thoroughness.
fiderange of e ves in last twoyears. Eleven
professors, Sptciuli-its in their res ective de-
rtlaents. Standard of scholarship high.
égity ol work recognized by Havard., Yale,
e _I and Chiago, as equal to that of the best
Qnadian Colleges. One hundred and forty
students pursuing arts course last year.
Elective course in Pedagogy recently added
toenrrimluni.
Btadats desiring to take only a partial course
may :elect studies subject to the approval of the
Fam ty.
Expenses reasonable. A considerable num~
het of scliolarsh?pa available. Next session
opens Wednesday, Oct md.
For calendar, or further information send t
T. TROY] ER. D. D.,
President
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(1828-1901) 
AChristian School for yonng.men and boy
.era the followingfcourseaz
latriculation course,Scienti£c course, General
xrrse. Business course and Manual Training
purse.
‘there are nine teachers on the atad, four ol
'i-'sem 1° iii '°idii‘°°° is aefgoi mp..
ea emv ome un °
all will henceforth be heated by hotl:§ater anrd
It by electric light.
In _connection with the school there ia a
juvenile department for boys under fourteen
32.5.' ‘i=.?i§;.hs.°.”‘~’.§i."f.§.”f.-'22, §.'.‘pi§”i.‘°‘ °'
H. L. BRITTAIN,
Principal, Wolfvills, N. S
llllllli SEMINARY
WOLFVILLE, N. S.
on Iqvgor Yoniag Women.
era regu r co -Collglate,
7ocal_mu._dc, Piano 1_nn.sic, Ar aoeition, In-
duction is also povided in Viain, Qenography
.Ad ’ljpewnt1ng._
kly f cox, Unrurpasmdliomti Mod
and Saiiitgry in Equipment. Skilledornd Cdr:
glnatrpctora. Deeply Chrktian in Asso-
Paitmd mn” sept.4th. Pcrcaiendai-.and
erm began
ld&rinfofnm ' napply to
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HENRY 'DODD DeWOLFE,
Principal. 'Y
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f' _ - _'Ill 1' I nz;-3
St. Potoris Day Schools
Ke0pen Sept. 3rd. Y
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REDUCTION OF FE HIS. l
Boys’ School, $18 per annum,
Girls’ School, $15 per annum.
A discount ailowefi when t_wo or
more of a family attend.
I The course of instruction extends
to preparation for matriculation at
the Universities.
Application for admission should
be made to
Rev. James Simpson.
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Our bnaindashas been so neat for

istli;ri'1§o°|ii1ol'“si:u;'l3t a rush
gon is plain. fur plant is ted
ougliout with me .aiest Modern
Machinery and employing none but
irst glass workmen. We are in a better
position to turn out work in a satisfac-
Iiry manner than any other establish-
ment ou P. E. Island
* We have the facilities and know how
to execute the work.
Giveuaa trial and be mmvniced of
the merits of our work.
Bruce Stewart 6: Co.,
Founders, Rllpneelg' ` ` Haddgnnu' and
kiuli vlrtionéo’ Wharf. Char-
 Ishad-'Phoneu5. 3
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Magazine, in an open letter to the editor
of the P. 'E. Island Magazine, offers to
give $100 to a Charlottetown charity pro-
vided the gentleman addressed can shew
one false statement in Mr. Cooper’s ra-
cently published remarks about Charlot-
statements be made and thus his open
‘letter becomes an object of interest to th e'
ontthe land as Sleepy Hollow. It is the
evening in Wrightis Hall, at 8 o’cleck. Y I" hun, ‘ ' ‘Y Q V l
Visitors welcome. Reports from District 'md D°bi nm You um b' md '  
¢ I f-1:: l ~ ' "==
No HAY revisit.
Some weeks ago a lady tourist from
Massachusetts stated to Tm: Guanniarr
that for years past she had annually had
hay fever and had come to Prince Edward
Island this year when she felt the attack
coming on. The result had been a prompt
recovery. Yesterday a gentleman from
Pennsylvania made a similar remark. Hia
wife had been a severe sufferer from hay
fever for many years, and they had tried
trips abroad to various countries from
year to year with the result of only obtain-
ing partial relief. Last year for the first
time they came to Prince Edward Island.
The result was an almost entire exemp-
tion from the troublesome complaint. “So
we have some back this year, and may
stay till October, and we feelllke comin-
as long as we live," he said.
Hay fever has been almost unknown
here. It is believed to be caused by the
pollen of certain plants, among which
the rag weed and golden rod have been
suspected. It is a troublesome disorder
which attacks the mucous membranes
of the nose and eyes, sometimes produ-
cing bronchitis and asthma, and always
aggravating any existing troubles of the
respiratory organs. It may even be pos-
sible that hay fever may yet become pre~
valent here as it is in New England and
the Middle States. For the present the
fact cannotbe made known too widely
that the Island has been hitherto practi-
cally free from this malady; that persons
usually afhicted when residing elsewhere
had themselves exempt when spending
the summer here, and some who have
felt the attack coming on have been en-
tirely relieved by a few weeks soiourn on
the Island.
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Mr. Cooper, editor of the Canadian
L
tetown. Mr. Cooper readflrms all the
reading public here. The following quoted
statements made in Mr. Cooper's article'
referred to appear to be false and untrue:
“The Charlottetown newspaper offices,
for example are easily the worst in Cana- I
da. There is nothing in the Ontario town
to equal them for lack of appearance, un-
handiness and dinginess.”
“Charlottetown P.E.I. is known through-
dingiest and mast unprogressive city of
the east. The Provincial buildings are a
disgraceto an enlightened community
while the whole place seems to have- giv- _
en itself up in disgust.” 1
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ision, No. 4, will meet this Monday
Division.
CHARACTER IN MEDICINE. '
There is character in Dr. Chase’s Ointi
ment -just such character as has' made;
Dr. Chase esteemed and amnired the
world over. Dr. Chase’s Ointment had
stood the test of time and remains to-diiy
the only actual cure for Piles and itching
Skin Disease. It is the standard Cint-
ment of the world. You can rel on it
_gist as you rely on Dr. Chase’s Eeceipt
ook, because you know that it is backed
by the sterling character of Dr. Cliase-
America’s Greatest Phvsician.
Zim
EVERY LADY INTHE LAND
ls Invited toilaspect Our Big Stock of New
Fall Trimmedfhliliinery -Direct From
New York.
With _our facilities for close buy-
ing, and our ideas of close selling, we
are able to give these goods to. you at
30 per cent less than the usual
'market price. `
I These are a few of the items of our
Y unniatchable bargains. Can you
School stockings, ribbed 351.!
valued for 25c_; Silk Waists samples,
_25 per cent od? French Flannel'
Waists, samples, $3 75, cze 36 only.
Tho new Pam American Hans,
right in the beginning of 't-he sciftoa
at a saving of 25 per cent . Y
p Over 3,000 yards cf heavy Dress
l*G°0dl. for Tailor-made dresses, 250,
l35¢. 45s, 751:. in Gi-sys, Browns,
Blues. and Greens.
__ _Our New York Hai. at SL00, v.
icdst you $1.50 elsewhsrei `Onr Monk
York or Duke Hat, American, at
02,75. Also come in and see our
new Furs, our new Millinery, our
new Jackets. _ _I
See our workingmerfa IPan'~, at
01.00, $1.50 and  Our $500
\by Daniel Steele, Summerside
Walter K entered by E Le Rbi Willis. , F   C F i 
Sydney. ’ _ _ _ 0' _ & 0| _ _ °
The time for the closmg of the entries _ __ f
of the horse races advertis- _ _
edtotake place 011 Wed- and Thurs- The Milliner Leaders. 'The I-llin'"¥
next the 11th and 12th{inst havin ex ir- y _ a  

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a&`orc to pass us l Certainly not. f  
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER' 9' 1901' Nina Wilkes, entered byFredWarren. A I 'Y
Springhill, N. S.
Stanford, J. Hart, S dns , O.B. ` _ ~ A
I iigiigro wma ch. .simon ily sir Nuo- I ' . = LADlES’ _ _ _
:1vp1od,entered b_, D. D. Warman, Sack- ` _ ' ' 
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Lady Thompson, by Parkside, entered ~ _ ` 5,, ”  ~ .
by R. J. Steele, Charlottetown. “  K I , _  cies .__ 4  1
2.24 crass. A' '   » ' E f _ _
Parkwood, by Hernando, entered by ._ I "__  ~
Allan McPhee, North River.
Guy J., by Alleyue Wilkes. entered
by Chas. J. Willis, Sackville, N. B._
Rex; entered by Fred Warren, Spring
Princess Regent, by Artleight, entered
by B C Prowse, Ch’town
Lamy, Amherst, N S.
Stranger, entered by Daniel Mc
FREE FOR ALL T801' AND PACE.
Warren, Springhill.. N S. _
Rex, entered by Fred Warren, Spring
Hill, N S.
Ben F.,entered by F A Falconer, Syd-
ney, G B.
Park Campbello, by Parkside, entered
'_ 8 P
ed we publish the above list of the en-
tries in the various classes Hlled.
Three races advsrtized viz! The free
for all, 2.28 and 2.80 class did not
fill and are declared of.
The failure to dll in three classes will
necessarily confine the races to one day
pr y grea 1
L6R0i Willi8.
of whose track performances are so
well known, and who are entered _
vlnces.
The iormer by such horses as Park-
wood, Guy J Rev. Princess Regent,
Kickapoo and Stranger, and the latter _
by Nina Wilkes, Lad Thompson Belle
Stanford and Robert %Vood.
The harvest is all over, and the farm-
Did you overpass a single ni ht in
worse and woiae! This lathe moat dread
ful symptom of Nervous Exhauatiou
thoroughly cured of sleepleaaneaa by the
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Dougau, Nm, S,d,,,,,._ ` forming in fit, finish and workmanship tothe demands of 
Rock Rarm Grace. entered by Fred I the price be large or small our values are conspicuously 
only, and the directors have decided to 
hold the races which have Hlled on , _ an .__ _ . . . _
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Wednesday, next, the 11th inst., the I ` "  _*-
first day advertised That a. great day ' N0 H0 NSY FUR
is assured ther; caulbe no dplubt. hFrom ' _ A _ __ ._ _
the names of t entries wit sue com- _ _I _ , ._ _ ' ..._ 
petitors, as the grand mare, Rock Farm u m   ll  F S _ mmng  _
Grwe, an old favorite on our track _ -~ _ ’ A,°f335'l9§»'
and who beat Minota at Springhill a _ I* l*l'lW'|1°!
few days ago. - the ‘last
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in the free-for-all t-rot and pace, there  __ A _
can be lime doubt but that the greatest WI' - ~° f Hg;
race ever witnessed in the Province will *_ _` _ _ __ I __ lf] ` i'7°’Y ”
bean event of the day. ` _ ` ` _ ay In
There are also two more good classes g "
The 2 24 and 2 30 have also been filled h be ter have 
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Ben F. the great pacer from - . U _ _ _ `  _ _
Sydney and Park Oampbello, a good I V  “lt 5°*
horse owned on the Island, each ` _ _ 1 1~ F
With such entries, these two races °
cannot fai1tobegrandevents.Althongh| I ’ I  f § _ Q i   `_  _ _ __l f
it.istoberegret`ted that the two days l ; _ ' 7 I j T  ~ We hgva
racing cannot come oi, yetwe feel that _ I o -I f ' ’
we can confldentlv say that the st
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Wednesday nexsiini mst. asevery ar- P1 énaid assortment  _ ‘I sold   1";  
rangementhas been madeforcheap farel ~ _ __  5,,  
by rail and steamboat, itsis thought that I _ . _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __  and 
ble Oharlott I _. _ _ _ .. _ 
tt<l;°wnd&v;'up1;aWvl;§imf;1Vt<)>;Ba lsjrger numb; ix Not the idle take of gossips but the careful opinion of critics Skip: Modem____Jaweirv;._
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