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PLANT LINE
Commencing August 20th the
fell-known steamors of the Plant
file, will leave Charlottetown for
Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax.
8- S. YAR MOU TH
Tuesdays at noon-
8. S. OLIVETTE
Friday at noon-
Returning will leave Boston Tues-
d|§.a:_g Saturdays.
gers via Picton on Wednes-
&ysand Saturdays make connections
6 Halifax for Boston direct.
For tickets and all particulars ap-
jy to
l I.. Ulililll. W- W- CLARKE,
Manager. Agent.
flue 4. Charlottetown, P. F.. I’
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Iisalers “Northumberland and Princess ’
Lnseas below every day, Sundays excepted
(Standard time.)
Prom POINT DU CHENE, on arrival of ii.5o
min from _SL john, for_SUMMERSlDE,l
mnnectiug with express train for Charlotte-
tvw d'l" ' h
ii an gn ig .
From SUMMERSIDB on arrival of morning
train for Charlottetown and all station of P.
E. I. R., for POINT DU CHENE, connecting
with day tiain fo' ST. JOHN, BOSTON and
KONTREAL,
Donnecti~..n at Moncton with Train for Canada
and N. B., at St. john with C. P. R. and
Railway for U. S. and Canada. also at St.
*chu with Steamers of International S.S. Line
orBoston direct, Tuesday and Saturday, due
the following day at noon, and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday inorning_=,with Steam-
ers for Eastport, Portland and Bosto n.
From PICTOU,on arrival uf day train from
l'l.A.LIF.‘LY and SYDNEY for CI‘IARI,O'I"l`E-
TOWN.
,Ibm CHARLOT i ETOWN for PICTOU, at 8,50
l.iii_.connectiiig there with day trains for
CAPE BRETON and HALIFAX. At NORTH
§\£l3N EY with Steamer Bruce for Newfound-
Li HALIF \X with C. A. & PLANT LINE for
Boston.
Through tickets to be had at Grand Tnmk,
Canadian Pacific. Intercolonial and P. 113, I.
Railways, and on the Compsn_y’s Steamers
and connecting lines in Unite States and
Quads.
F- W- HALES.
@‘town,P. E. I. Secretary.
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On and _after Monday, june xoih., igoz, the
ilninsof this railway will run daily (Sundays
ipted) as followsz-
Trains Outward. _ Trains Inward
lead Down. Stations. Read Up.
PAL A.M. P.)i{. Fld. .M
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3.58
3.59 Emeialdjunc. ::_:8 #.22 3.15
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8.19
Hunter River
8.29
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12.15
4.12
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5.06
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9.23 Kensington _ 13.45
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e 3 THB GUARDIAN, CHARLOTPELOWN PmNOE EDWARD  AUGUST N lml W _
PRINCEEDWARD l>I.AN D
And its Attractions To Tourists.
Prince Edward Island’s summer climate
ls delightful, and scenery is beautiful and
quietly picturesque. Surrounded by the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, it enjoys all the
coolness of the sea breeze and the advan
ages that can only be derived from see
bathing at about 65 degrees.
Charlottetown has over 12,000 inhabit-
ants, sud is the capital. It has many
great retail stores, besides a large whole-
Company two Electric lights plants, and
s street railway is in embryo. It has a
first class water works and sewerage sys
tem. It is famed for its many pleasant
drives the principal of which is the new
Park Boulevard, its attractive surround
ings, pure water and clear cool and brac-
ing air. It is widely known as one of the
healthiest cities in Canada. It has two
hospitals, many churches and a large and
elegant newODera House. It also has sev-
eral ilne public buildings and a market
which is one of the chief resorts of the
citizens here. It has one of the largest
and best equipped pork-packing establish
ments in the Dominion. On the west
sideis in the Park;on_tbe east side are the
magnicent new Exhibition Building
lic Squares areQueen Square in he centre
of the city, beautifully laid out with bloom-
. ing plants ot ,vc ydescription, afountain
and Well arral gc l walks, and enlivened
with a. band of music during the summer
evenings. The rural scenery in the vicin-
of Charlottetown is charming, and horses
for driving are abundant at very low
prices. Boats can also be hired, and
steaniers run regularly on the bays and
rivers, affording most pleasant excursions.
The principal hotels are Davies, Queen,
and Revere.
Summerside has above will inhabitants
‘It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay.
It has the largest and finest departmental
store in the Maritime Provinces, besides
having other large retail stores. It has an
Electric Light Plant, and_ a water works
system and sewerage are being
agitated for. The hotels are-Clifton
Queen, Russ, Strathcona and Campbell.
Georgetown and Souris have a popula-
tion of about l,(lhl each. In the former
 Aitken, '1‘apper,Revere, Dominion,
HcConiicl, Manuel and Globe hotels and
in Sourls the Sea View. Kimball, Imper
At Cape Traverse a very pleasant sum-
mer resort, is the Landedown Hotel; in
Alberton, the Albion Terrace and Wisner
in Tignish the Railway and Bellevue; in
Montague, -McDonald, and in Mount
Stewart, C1ark’s and Mansou’s _
The following hotels open for the sum
mer season: At Hampton, Pleasant View
at Stanhope, Hutche’s, and- CRB; at
Brackley Point, Shaw’s: at Rustico. Sea-
side; at Malpeqne, ` North Shore; at
,Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton,
’Sea.forth; an-'l at Pownal, F‘orida. f _
In addition to those already mentioned
here are other tow ns and villages in the
Province with hotel accommodations
while many farm houses prepare for the
reception of tourists. The rivers and
streams teem with trout, the bays with
mackerel, while game of every descrip-
ion ab auufis.
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
(Corrected every Tuesday.)
Beef (quarter) per 1
Beef (small)per lb . _ . . . _ .
_ _
Butter (fresh) per lb . . . .
. _
ghickens per pair. _ _ ._
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Fowls per pair . . . _ . . . . . . .
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Flour per cwt . . . . _ . . _ . . _ . . .
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Oatmeal, new, per cwt. _ _ ._
Hides per lb . . . . .
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:Hay per cwt.......
Oats _ . . . . . . _ .
. _ _ _ _ _ _
-Beets, per bunch. _
Pork . _ . _ . _ . _ . . _ _ _
_ _
-P0t»8.toe.° new, peck. ._ __ 
,Mutton perca.rcass._... 
Onions per bunch. _
Carrots, per bunch _
5 Lettuce per bunch.
Cattle Dressed . _ . . _
_ _ _ _ _ ._
Radishes . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . _
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Turnips, doz _ _ _ .
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Peas, per quart. _ _ _
_Cauliflower . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _
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Cabbage . . . . . . _ _ .
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G-ooseberries: _ . . .
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Celery . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . _ _
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Cucumbers _ _ . . , _ . _ . .
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and Driving Park. Chief among its pub- '
al. American and Harbor View. "
Kensington, Clark’s' and Commercial; intl
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Pork live per lb.
Buckwheat . . . _ _ . . . .
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Butter, per lb . . . _ . . _ . .
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(Iéalfskins, Each
SRS. PGI' 02
Hay, per. ton
Hag, pressed . . _ . . . .
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Island lour, per lil) lbs...
Oatmeal, ici' lil] lbs...
Oats (blue ) per bushel. _ _ _
Oats white) Bar bushel.._.
Wheat per ushel..._
Pork (carcass) per lb _ _ ._
Potatoes, (new) per bushe
Turnips.
_Beets (table) . _ _ . . _ .

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Shee skins . . . . _ . _ . . . . . .
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BRONCHITIC SUFFERERS.
Act foolishly. If they improve ever so
little when the ilne weather comes, they
relax effort and drift back into the oldcon-
dition which if possible becomes more
chronic. Hit Brouchitis iiard in summer
and you’1l get rid of it and drive it out of
the system. In winter it is almost im-
possible to do this. Inhale Catarrhozone
regularly, its a dead sure thing on Bron-
chitis. tgoes into the the most minute
air cells of the lungs, bathes all parts of
the bronchial tubes with its healing, erm
destroying vapor and cures every time
Highly endorsed by all competent drug-
gists and doctors. 25 0- and $1-00.
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|DESTRUCTlON OF A CLOUDBURST.
Big cloudbursts_ two miles north of
Penndeld, Pa., a few days ago washed a
large deld belonging to Samuel Lee
across the road and spread it over the
farm of P. W. Rudolph.
_*Qi
The annual prize of 5,000 francs for the
best work in the province of medical rc-
searcli offered by the Belgian government
has been assigned this year to Prof. A
van Gehucbie for his works on the hu-
man brsin and spinal cord.
PUNISHING RUSSILL.
The government h as stricken the name
of Earl Russell from the list of Berk-
shire magistrates. The Earl was _sen-
tenced July_ 19th by the _House of Lords
to three months’ imprisonment as a first-
class misdeamaut. after having been cou-
victed ot bigamy.
_-_@--_-
KUMFORT Headache Powders are ease
pleasant. and  ~_fi.'lioy contain no
opiates or any hariurul drug. I They create
o habit from continued use. `
~ hs.. » - '<
in
 i-iom. IN New some
 the erec tion of a momiiotli
liot§l,Itq coyer the entire block fron ou
the what side ot Park avenue, New-.lYcrk,
betvwen Forty ilrst and Forty second
streets,_at a costipproximatiug $5,000,030,
are nearing completion.
____¢ii
When you ask for Headache Powders be
sure you get KUMFORT. Never accept a
substitute. It ls better to be safe than
Sorry and you may besure that KUM-
FORT are the beet. All Druggists in 10
and 251:. sizes.
GREAT BRITAIN PAUPER LIST.
According to the returns for the six
months ending January Ist last, there
were 801,460 paupers, including the in-
ane, in Great Britain, the ratio being
1 to 40, while in London tha ratio was 1
o 37.
8
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For the masses not the classs BEN-
TLEY’S Linimeut is the family medicine
chest. Price 10 and 25c~.
1
Bill. Gilililllliilii, M.ll.G.M.
L. R. C. P. London,
PHYSICIAN AND S-URGEUN
Oiilce and Residence; Kent St. Qppcs ite
Mark Wrlglifs Facrorv.
-JPFICB ii0URS:8-ll) a.m.,l2to2 p_m..7 to 5 no
TELEPHONE CoiiMUNic_»i'i:IoN neeirlsrw
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INTERNATIGNAL S. S. C0.
FFIVE TRIPS A ‘WE*;`EK.
_ _-W ___ _
20 Hours to Boston
The Steamship "St,
‘ ‘--`_ __ , Croix” will soil from
2 - __ _ -.` `-,
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BOSl`ON eveijv TUES
Maine" will sail from
_ '».‘...,.»
oi route from Boston.
` Pass#-ngers arrivin in St John it 'ie e
Berth or Staeroom for the trip.
‘ nearest ticket Agent or to ~
_ WILLIAW G. LE17, a_e»':'1’
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*Steamer City of
1 Commenciug May 3rd,
lfromi' Charlottetown for
_.every Friday C
Snmmerside, Port!
cha-., Caneof 
Harbor
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St. ohn D11-‘.2-ICT to
DAY anil SATURDAY
- _ at 5.30 p. in. standard.
_ ; Fast express to Boston.
‘ Steamers “Cumber-
land” and State of
Sz. john, for Eastport,
Portland and Boston,
MON
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
‘I can’t get on with that young woman
at all
Whats the trouble I’
Oh, she gets mad when I say she s
nature, and she gets mad when I say
she’s immature .”
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It has been proved bf-youd dispute tint
llie iinest Laundry Starch in the world
oy R. Mack, and is manufactured by him
earhorn f
Sole Agents for Canada
To make money it is necessary to have
a clear, bright brain, a cool head free from
gain and strong, vigorous nerves. Mil-
urn’s Heart and Nerves Pills invigorate
and brighten the brain, strengthen the
nerves, and remove all heart, uerve and
brain troubles.
Judge-You say the defendant turned
and whistled to the dog. What followed
Intelligent Witness-.The dog, sor-
Tit-Bits.
Sick Headache, however snnoiyinpi and
distressing. is positively cure b a
Liver Pills They are easy to take and
never gripe.
“Let’s play opera," said small Harrv
to his 4-year old sister. “I’ll be the star.”
"Al1right.," replied the little miss, “and
I‘l1 be the moon.”
Minard’s Liiilmeiii Relieve: Neurslgla
He-How .do you like your engagement
ring, dear I
She-Oh. I think it is the very loveliest
one I every had l-New York Times.
Hagyard’s Yellow Oil is prompt to re-
lieve and sure to cure coughs, cold, sore
throat, pain in the chest, hoarseness,
quinsy- etc, Price 250. _
While horses need good, wholesome
food, it should not be all of the fat pro-
ducing kinds.
Bsckache_ sideache,swelling of feet and
ankles, pulling under eyes, frequ-
eud thirst, scanty, cloudy, thick highly
colored urine. Frequent urination, burn-
ing' sensation when urinating. _
Any of the above sym_rt.oms lead to
Brighifs disease, lirogsy, ' iabetes, etc.
Doun’s Kidney Pil are a sure cure for
all kidney diseases.
A good colt is s product not aifected by
weather, hot, wet or dry.
Mlaard’s Llnlmcst Cures Daadrsft
A dumb, stupid colt canséiever be
educated to be s valuable ho .
Instant Relief guaranteed b using
Mllbu|'i»a SN-rling I~IeBd@h8 EOWGGIFS.
N0 dc;-;--~--"-.;alll-r-'~lll~cU. _
It lswitniu ieacn of every farmerto
breed good horses. A
Athletes, Blcgslists and others should
always keep agyard°s Yellow Oil ou
hand. Nothing like it for sti&icss and
soreness of the muscles, spralns bruises,
cuts, etc. A clean preparation, will not
stain clothing.
Price 58.
Allow a horse a reasonable time to rest
after feeding. _
A RED HOT SEASON. `
-During the hot summer season the
blood-gets over hea.ted_tlie drain on. .the-
systeui is severe and the appetite is often
lost Burdock Blood Bitters ‘purines and
invigorates blood, tones up ' the system,
and restores lost appetite.
» The car in wliichalittle 4-year, old was
travelling was partly demolished in a
wreck, and noticing the alarm of the
passengers, she turned to her mother and
said, “Mamma, are we all killed 7”
; _
It's so pleasant to take that children cry
for it; but it’s depth _to worms of all kinds.
l_)_;_Low’s Worm Syrup. Price 25a. All
ers. .
The number ot Protestant Christians in
Ceylon has increased in fifteen years'
from 446,180 to 753,641.
Mlnard’s Llnlmeut lor sale Everywhere.
There are 28,894 juvenile temperance
societies in the British Islands, with a
membership of 3,536,0
PASSED 15 Worms. 1 gave Dr. Lows
Worm Syrup to my little girl three and
half years old: the result was that she
passedlb round worms in five days.
Mrs. B. Roy, Kilmanagh. Ont.
Sixty years ago but 150,0(X) children
were enrolled in the East Indian schools.
There are 4,000,000 pupils now.
Mlnard's Llulmeiit Cures Barns.
Delhi claims to possess the _largest
wrought iron pillar in the world. It is
6Q_feet in height and weighs 17 tons.
If you take a Laxa-Liver Pill to-night
before retiring, it will work while you
sleep without a gripe or pain, curing bil-
iousness, constipation, dyspepsia and sick
headache, and make you feel better in the
morning'
Let anyone set his heart to do what is
right, strict ere long his brow is stamped
with ol that or" t k li '
'DR A W llliFl-fill"-fit fi
mi,
£3 sent direct to time fl : fred
" Y s. . ie." `i.
free. All dealers, or Dr. A. 'v'.'. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.
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IsE‘I€v-.&.1a CDABIDS.
e\'ery_. _'DAY. YVED-_ f\,1¢`L`F`f\.T~I, A. A. Q. C., Barrister, Solicitor
;, NESDAY and FRIDAY morning, at 7.50 o’c1c;.. , 1 Ofee, Bi'or.n‘s Block, Victoria Row, € 2:'-.;:
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standard. due in Boston about 4 p. ni. next day. _ lottetnwii, Branch oiice in Wadman’s~bi1ilding
- ‘ Crapaud. Money toloan.
fl Pan-American Exposition at Bulialo. Choice , _I5-m.u,z,WooD, c R. nan-ister and _-moi-ney-at
Law, Notary Public, etc. OEce,Csmeion
BI li 1 tel ii F H323 K. C.
5 szooo sl. mm. as simian and sei..-_-e. - ..°__“.i_S?¢. §§’f‘..“}."f3.'i..f‘Z" iJi..§”¢v.. 1.3.
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The Popular Fast Line Between Eastern Nov
» Sootsaasid Boston»via~Wia¢hor.]uxiaion
and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves _Halifax dail (ex-
cept Sunday) at 6.35 andnot a; m. for-Digzy and
Yarmouth, making, connection daily at Yar-
mouth for Boston. ,_
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