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Phlladdpllia. June 29.-Cornelius
Vanderbilt was here to-day to superiutend
Blperimental tests of two of his patents
Which are being made at the Balbwin
Locomotive \Vorks. He was assured that
his ideas were of practical value. This
Pleased him, and he announced that he
ha ideas regarding practical,
locomotion, which he would bring to the
flrm`s attention within the next few
months.
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HUTGH AT USGUDDE HALL
Alfred R. Symons, librarian at the Law School,
Toronto, is one of those
who praise Hutch’s cura-
tive powers. Mr. Symons says that owing to the
sedentary nature of his work he suffered for years
with sour stomach, dyspepsia, and constipation.
He endeavoured by every means to obtain relief,
and did not spare expense. Prominent physicians
were consulted, but at best only temporary relief
4* o o '
was obtained. The same old misery came back
stronger than ever. Mr. Symons was induced to
try Hutch, and procured
his first package at Har-
bottle’s Drug Store, King street west. “ I was a
very much surprised man,” said Mr. Symons, “ at
the sudden relief I obtained. I have been taking
Hutch three weeks now,
and-I have not suffered
any stomach distress whatever in that time. I am
no longer costive. I am delighted with Hutch,
It is a wonderful treatment.”
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Ten Hutch, Ten cents. 'All druggisis, or by mail from the
Woodward Medicine C0., Limited, 11 Colborne St., Toronto.
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THE lIH’TOWN STEAM NAV, 00.. lTll.
Steamers Northumberland and Princess.
Leave as below ever day, Sundays excepted.
From[POl.\"1’ DU CI-IENE, (on arrival of 11.50 train from St John,)for
SUMMERSIDE, connecting with express train for Charlottetown and
Tignish.
From SUM.;\IERSIDE.(on arrival
of morning train from Charlottetown
and all Stations of P. E. I. R.) for POINT DU CHENE, connecting_with
afternoon train for ST. J OHM, BOSTON and MONTREAL.
Connection 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. John with
Steamers of International and Dominion Atlantic S. S. Lines Tuesday
and Saturday afternoon for Boston direct due following day at noon,
and on Monday, \Vednesday and Friday mornings, with Steamers for
East ort, Portland and Boston.
Prom PICTOI' about half past three on arrival of the day trains from
Halifax and Sydney for CHARLOT'l`ETO\\`N.
From Cl-IARLOTTE'I`O\V.\` for PICTOU at 8.3) a.. m. connecting there
with day trains for CAPE BRETON and HALIFAX.
C510-‘-G°» July 3--(SPe°ial-)”"Th° f°1' Naval orangesjust received at/Ching’s.
July, wheat, T8§; corn, 42§‘; oats, 23; MISS Ma.rqueriteGafI`ney is spending a `
pork, $12.70. few da s in Charlotieto .vu
Aug., wheat, 7852 corn, 435; oats, 23§
‘ Sept., wheat, Sill; corn, 43g; oats, 23§;
At NORTH SYDNEY with Steamer BRUCE for NEWFOUNDLAND.
At HALIFAX with C. A. and Plant Line for BOSTON Passengers
from all places on P. E. I. Railway east of CHARLOTTETOWN can
leave home 24 hours later than g_jci`iRi5ng§’lant Steamer in CH'TOWN and
connect with same Steamer in A A .
Through Tickets to be had at Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Intercol-
onial and P. E. I. Railways. and on the Company’s Steamers and con-
nectin lines in 'ni ed tates and Canada
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Steamers run on Eastern Standard time.
F. \V. HALES, Secre
Ch`to\vn, P. E. I., June 18. d Sc w.
tary.
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414:
Corticelli Skirt Protector
is a wet weather “insurance
policy" for a lady’s skirt
It never shrinks, it cannot
pucker the skirt bottom-~
its colors will not run.
It is steam shrunken be- _
fore it is dyed-it cannot -
skrink any more Vnder any _
possible usage.
Its colors won’t run be- I
cause they are fixed per-
manently and unfadably ,M
when dyed.
Every dress goods shade.
Sewed on flat, not turned
over-one or two rows 'of '
stitching. Genuine only
with this label
_'l
cruiser Vettor Pisani and protected cruis-
er Siremholl and Vesuvio has beenorderecl _
t
bruises, burns and strains. Taken inter-
ll
,soar
y »
THERE were 127 passengers by the
Northumberland yesterday evening.
All kinds of Caledonia fruitsjust re-
ceived at Ching's 8: Confectionery
Store. 30 3i»
MR. James A. Sharp and his daughter
May Sharp left Monday by the Polino for
a visit to St. John's, Nfld. _
50 Boxes of fresh biscuits, including
several new linesjust opening at Ching`S
Confectionery. ~ 30 3i
MR. Wm Murray son of Mr. Benj.
Murray, North Bedeque, came home yes-
terday evening for a short visit after an
absence of 16 years.
l\IR. George \V.Cameron of Cambridge,
Miss., came home yesterday evening to
spend his holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Benj W'. Cameron.
MR. FRED. Gorr of Newcastle, N. B,,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Goff returned home yester-
day morning. His sister, Miss Ida,
accompanied him to spend her holidays in
Newcastle.
A telegram was received on Saturday
last by Mr. R. T. Holman, announcing the
drowning of Mr. Joseph Perry at Cape
Tormentine, and asking that his friends
be communicated with. No particulars
were given. The deceased,who was about
23 years of age, was a son of Mr. Charles
Perry of this town, who with another son
is absent from home ina schooner.
THE report of the Dominion Day races
given yesterday morning on account of
the omission of a sentence is somewhat
misleading in its reference to Parkland
owned by Mr. VV. B. Bowness being dis-
tanced. This horse was declared distanced
by thejuiges in the sixth heat for not
starting, his driver was Rockford, hav-
ing withdrawn him after the 5th heat in
which he claims to have taken first place,
and, which the judges disallowed. The
summary of the race for the live heats
gives Parkland 3, 3, 1, 1. 2.
I HEREBY give notice that I am no
longer connected in any way with Messrs.
Hyndman St Co, nor with any of the
Insurance Companies, which they repre-
sent. I further give notice thatl have
not cancelled any of Messrs. Hyndman 85
Co`s policies, asa recent local published by
them would lead the public to believe. A
-nimbei' of policy holders in their com-
pany have however for reasons best known
io themselves and to the Messrs. Hynd-
man 8: Co., cancelled their policies and
insured in one or another of the several
companies which I represent. These facts
speak for themselves. I am still prepared
to write insurance at the lowest possible
rates on all kinds of desirable property
and the fact that the property is now
insured by Messrs. Hyndman 85 Co. will
not be any bar to ‘t-he issuing of a new
policy.-W, K. Rogers. 4 lw.
- (Continued from last Wednesday.)
Pawjest stared an’ stared at her. When
-he got his breath, Paw ses, “Wliy maw,
you jest look like when you was a girl.
What ever did you do to yourself?" "Why
Maw sez, I jest give up dressin' likea.
guy." "Well, whatever you did, Fm
proud of you," Paw sez, an' they took to
spoonin like two croonin duvs, as the
SCOP? book sez. "That night they went"
to the Market Hall to hear Joshua Simp-
kins, and nex mornin’ Paw went down
town and went into James C. Wright's
store, an' paid forthe suit, and gave an
extra five dollar bill for Joe McCullough,
him what makes all the tailor-made suits
for all the brides what gets married. Paw
ses Joe McCullough is the best man to
kerrect dimestic trubble on earth and
oughter hev the medal for prevention of
croolty to animals." And the boy pocket-
ed another cigar stub, picked up from the
gutter.
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St. Martin, Que., May 16, 1899.
C. C. Richard's & Co.
Gentlemen, -Last November my child
stuck a nail in his knee causing inflam-
mation so severe that I was advised to
take him to Montreal and have the limb
amputated to save his life.
A neighbor advised us to try MINARD’s
LINIMENT, which we did, and within three
days my child was all right, and I feel
so grateful thatI send you this testimonial,
that my experience may be of benefit to
others.
LOUIS GAGNIER.
Italian Ships Going. _
ROME, June '9.-The Italian armored
:J Chinese quarters.
PAIN-KILLER cures all sorts of cuts, »
ally it cures diarrhoea and dysentry.
i
M-r. and Mrs. P. Doyle of Tlgnish, 
registered at the Queenlfpteli.
Miss Nettie Coombs, Mim¢isii,_i_s visiting
in the city. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Rcbt. Tooinbs, Euston St.
Messrs. S. E. Reid., M.L.A., John Ward
and Master Ryerson Reid, all of Tryon,
were in the city yesterday.
Mr. William McMillan of Montague,
was in the city yesterday. He was a
spectator at the Dominion Day sports.
Mr. Donald McDonald of Grand View,
leaves this morning via Summerside for
Montana, U. S., where he intends to
reside in future. Mr. McDonald's many
friends wish him every success.
Mrs. Chester Acorn and family left by
the S. S__Princess yesterday morning for
Sydney, C. B., where she will join her
husband. She was accompanied as far as
Pictou by her sister,Miss Lily Fairclough.
Mr. Judson F. Clark of Bay View, had'
secured last year an assistant professor-
ship in Botany, and this year was pro~
moted to a fellowship. The names of
other Islanders who have won fellow-
ships in the past are Gordon Laird, the
late lamented W. S. Robins, and Dr. W.
S. Ferguson, son of Senator Ferguson.
A Popular l`listake.
Regarding Remedies for Dyspepsia
add Indigsetion.
The national disease of Americans is
ingestion or in its chronic form, dyspep-
sia, and for every reason that it is so com-
mon many peoplé neglect taking proper
treatment for what they consider trifling
stomach trouble, when as a matter of fact,
indigestion lays the foundation for many
incurable diseases. No person with a
vigorous, healthy stomach will fall a
victim to consumption. Many kidney
diseases and heart troubles date their 'be-
ginning from poor digestion; thin nervous
people are really so because theirstomachs
are out of gear; weary, languid, faded out
women owe their condition to imperfect
digestion.
u When nearly every person you meet is
afiliéted with weak digestion it is not sur-
prising thatnearly every secretpatentmed-
icine on the market claims to be a cure for
dyspepsia, as well as a. score of other
troubles, when in fact, as Dr. \Verthiersays,
there is but one GENUINE dyspcpsia cure
which isperfectly sara and nEr.1.iBLE, and
moreover; this remedy is nota patent medi-
cine, but it is a scientific combination of
purepepsin(freefrom animal matter), veg-
estable essences, fruit salts and bismuth.
-It is sold by druggists under name of
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. No ex-
travagent claims are made for them, but
for indigestion or any 1 other stomach
trouble, Stuartfs Dyspepsia Tablets are
[head of any remedy yet discovered. They
act on the FOOD eaten, no dieting is neces-
sary, simply eat all the wholesome food
you want and these tablets WILL DIGEST
rr. A cure results,because all the stomach
needs is aREs'r, which Stuarts Dyspepsia.
Tablets give by doing the work of dige s-
tion. '
Immigrants Prom i England.
Immigrants from England are reported
to-be arriving in Ontario is greater num-
bers than ever. The increase is thought
to be due to the dednite information giv-
en as to theewages -that are paid by Ont-
ario farmers.
Ilfiyou don't feel quite well, try a bottle
of ood's Sarsaparilla? It is curin all
forms of diseases caused or promoted by
impure blood.
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f ° ' to 11 ni i' P- *Y
gfigaiiiifriiidciiis Pirii-e gc. 0 er puma we ey. he can make his own
- - SA1_`URQAYi
A manufacturer in Toronto
Uiiaimif (io sen). we baigiii
we’re' going to give our customers
white)--the prettiest things in
s lot 
Oil
Pretty Blouses worth §9c, Saturday-480. #SID Pairs
stylish Blouses “ os., “ 52°.  §§‘,§_;
Handsome Blouse “ 88c, “ 70c. 25 Pieces
Beautiful Blouses
Exquisite Blouses A Basket of Ribbon that
Corset Covers “ 1.00. “ ak- smneah _ - `
Night Dresses “ 1.oo “ soc. A C°1'§¢t fit for a
Uiifierskiris “ 1.10, “ ssc. 0°“°° ” ww”
gf 10g li don't
un a
Wefreé
(well co
25 pieces of Handsome
4 gitighg at 3? per wut
We’ve 25 pieces of handsome White ur ay a one prim
Muslin, worth up to 39c a yard, bought at Good |, e is a sad wma
half price-only 19c a. yard Saturday. . to our handsome Jackets
KS
Go
$1.10, ` “ ssc.
1.60, “ $1.25.
Some people don't work 'I We work day
and night getting snaps for our custom-
ers, snaps that make you always custom-
SYS.
We’ve _been working since the lst of May to.turn'
Store” into a. summer bargain store and we’ve been
Some Mershants count it business, wit to_._deceive
think it (business suicide). You always get what we
Senlier lllcleid
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“PATRIOT TWIST
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TOBACCO . . .
ls chewed by thousands
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Because it is the Biggest and -‘Best Plug
for 5 cents.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. '
N. B.-.A 5c plug of “Pa-rarer Tw1s'r” is 20 per
larger than formerly,
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» '~ _ :ui Baum triiisilia `
niscettiizeoos ITBIIS- ,,,,,;’,-,,,_     _
Caller- Doc, I’m awfully ann0Y8d 'b.- _'  gk”-ik  “rin
rheumatim _ ` '  ~
Doctor- H’ml You don't look like a DR°a§§vrZ§ 'W1 
or
rheumatic. ‘ wellon e dren
_ Mrs. S r kill:-Did
Chest Felt Raw' while you x-::exe'abroad€'°ll!lrs.
“I caught a severe cold which made my 'Mrs' M°Sh°ddl°“N°» I .
chest fee raw and tight. I used Dr. was rea-lsorrytoo. I wanted
ed tlhe phleglgi, Sealed" the lungs, and
ms. e me ec- we . ~ - , -
Pe Nyeil McKay, Kipley, Ont.   You
There is no friendship, no love, like tha t beléf §'0\l P11
of parent for child. A gg Sleége
Freddy-Ma, carpets are curious things, “guess
aren’t they i Headache,
the morning. -
Dr. Low’s Pleasant- Worm Syrup is sure
death to the worms every time, but harm- “Is a man influenced more by
less to the most delicate child. lt con-. 91-by envgmnmgntgr' ~ '
tains its own cathartic,so there is no need ' “Hum , If hendi grmgs 8
MILBURN’S STERLING
Dolly-What anvawful, awful time the PQWDERS mu., the wont
ioneers must have had l  five to twent ` minuts,
mx... 1-1_1. v 1| 11 mii..»r~|nnv»¢iu-rm.-¢1nninmmvs1r.m¢1<.»u.frn|ez»-am _m 1
mr-immhm-run
J-mmm asc
aller-Oh, I’m not. Its, my wife. sure you get Lowqgi. .
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup which loosen- rwipf, for English plum puddinl
nmmrnmrv-rum ~ .if -in
D ~ ` Y
__ - - no had after-effects. On
Polly Yes. Just think the poor things d we 10 d gc.
Peters, lugs & Saunders
didn’t have chafing dishes! f,p°w "3 ” ww em
Miurd’ sheet
_Mi|mrd's Liniment Cures Dlptlierll. ‘ ' u cn" cm” k
B|lllilSl'l:llS, Sllll8ll`0llS, Mi.
ARI'/HUR PETERS. Q. C..
A. ERNEST INGS, and
ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.
MONEY "TO LOAN, _
J.E. noucaron,
Thereis a limit at which
St-ranger-High steppers appear to be ceaesto be a virtue.
very fashionable here? ' »
Horse Dealer-Yes’ sir. No other As°”°r5°'75 th* °°*:a1W3Y3
kind can get around New York, sir, _dirty "°ath¢"°
circa , C B1 1 , _ -
BF sumniZ'i.ii'2f'“°'ii`p,,£?;§ M., one L-A-X-.1-L-1-v-E-armeveryiiigiit
chants' Biinkliaiirax. for thirty days makes a complete cure of
r ~' biliousness and constipation. That is'-,.1
Ch d H "W just25cents to be cured
Q LL
  Poor man! I suppose you’ve been a  “ld I-lust , 9°-li P°1‘f¢0l'»1Y
soldier and had to have your l am nnmwd ”‘y1‘m°h°°°°
  putatedi" . ` ess =' 5' - ~_=-A -1--=-'
SUMMERSJDE bp. _ _ °‘0lJ. 110, lady. I’m a seafarin man U 
Good Board at reagdnables rides( ;'Ka,.;n-inst ad a nargyment wiv 9' ' i » -
Free coach to and from all trains and ' , ' ,
miners. - . Painful Periods . Hwslmn no
Women who suffer terrible aiu ever  ui  sl*
P i3`
th H ' '
Ma W wi.. S... S.......... _,;';.;§].',{.;,£.°,j.f;..:;i§ii’.;ii°.§.ti:.;:';j.”i; »°"!,§,'f,",!,{',§,;,,_, ,, ,,_ ,,
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Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain- y ' no bad after edqdctge Plriirlieltllilxci :gd eggci 6 f-0 8- ,
Killer, Perry Davis.' 251:. and 50c. ’ I f Don’t accept common. headache' powders `
  tliey’ll surely dissappoint. - IWCEELEPHQNE 233’
Annual Cruise to Europe. ' . . _ , _ _ __ " f ._ A
-- ' Formerly Perry Hotel, gu1fff,f,]§‘;‘;';';‘§'”§f’°s§ °“ 'tem °"°“” ' 'I
The United States training ship En-,_ 9 . B8 y ngon record. 
terprise left Boston on Saturday on her       Mr- W““def_Sh° mist' be 3- Pl10D0' -.
annual cruise to Europe. Lieut. Com- Th- - _ . graph- B|mx‘
manner Hughes was at Manila Bay with ,pe,,';,';°bf,§§2,§?m-"libgf§f;;‘§i°,i,;;d“Q” Hacvanirs YELLOW 011. cures gyda, G '
Dewey. There are 118 cadets o n board. with all the modern improvements third Spmin-S* b"“i§eS~ S°1`€S,_ Wounds cuts. 7' .pe
hotel “fem to the public megmmodlition gostbites, chilblains, stings of insects, Solicitors for the Bankpf British
FOR TH CONTING-ENT_ which cannot be excelled n any  ot: UYIIS, SC&.ld8,_00l1blI8l0l18, CUC. Pl'l0¢25¢. Amef;i¢l,cSey_d;¢yi.
______ _ Re ren
ontrea, Recruit no Swgu the ranks of -the Island. Good tablee,la.rge airy bed. Millrfs Llniueat Cures Colds, etc. \l$1=orrie.
b D dd-_ K d Fu _ l'°0ln_8, bath rooms sample rooms. Terms °“°7 ‘°
M0iiii1;ii,Jii1y§-niibeiiugr ithiimson, “‘°d°"‘*°- F'°°_ é°*s\°11 f° °-ll trains and It 'fakes yea" .°‘ P°'S°"°”‘”°° ‘md .
employed at Auld’s Cork Factory, 624 °t°°m°l‘€‘- Special accommodation foe? expqnence t° build UP 8 80011 d3»i.l'7.i -_
Laplgchietiere itregt, is thiilatesit rgoca-uit commercial travellers. ,_b_\1t 0111? 0- few- weeks of mismanage- -
,to - earm W d' 1  I -
Kidney Bills in°i1i§vceit§? hlffdum hui F-RAL K PERBY'P‘°F~i?§1t tglteamt d-°w“‘ C
surely all prejudiced rsons are bein O°t“§- dly 1 Yr- ' SUlI1mers"& ,,-3- is otheiglwhyl _
gonpyerltpthe sidedo?;tll1)i; tconqalerer ii? "' ' _ -- I _ _.g ;  they are bought by the ‘ 
F18 S _ lsease an ia 1; ‘ I  .yg;»d` ' ,
forlgervggzants of the hirniarfs 1:ace.e wo  &   and won by the feet' ‘ 
_ . _ omson says:-‘ used several  P 1' ~' ' I ._
 "diana serif 11,-....~. .mmm  .m:.;r.:.ii::tir.i:°::::tf.'ii..°r.i SYDNEY. one
,_  ungiveme ' ' 84111- - -_
,,,!__,§f,‘ff},e,d °f,i§°dd.SK\dueyP,u§_,1&iiams,_s¢aria:run¢.es xanga  mlgéygingirénggiimsimiugiiasumd  , 
without breaking their necks. If 8
Jack the
HC-'L¢0d
wugiiimbimssauieaihem. Beicreiiiii. _ _ wounds-arssyiiiea.  '°’    --_-I-',»,-'_,,'
" .[°°“I‘* “°*"l°‘=P *“1Yi°8P°s°i_\1PS°'°fi>w_  OFFI E _ B . ciiimuf   -f ‘ - f  - “ - -
_.`/9 _,. i "Gif  all H81# "1 this and every, K L C S{’&&:" ugP‘E“¥   . 
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