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IN CITY ANI] IlIlIIIITIlY
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Interest.
ers and Correspondents.
II
the lllstrlct.
MR. J. S, CLARKE, Bay View and
the Misses Clark and Mr. Everett Mc-
iseill. Montague. leave ti;-day bythe
alfax. to resume their s-utlies at
Acadii College.
ALL persons having bills against the
Cliarlottetown Driving Park,will kindly
f _
tary, at once, in order to have the
years business wound up.
llI`11‘Sh same to (T. ll. Sinillwood,Secrc--
Tint: prisent is ideal weather for
lm-ycliiij~_f, and votaries of the est are
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Engoying it; perhaps none to a great I
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mounted upon his novel Wheel. Mr.
Doull has titted in front of the saddle a
ti. _ W u _ _
egree than Mr. W. P. l)oull who may
(ten be seen enjoying the morning air
afe and co~y se it in vth ch he takes his
ttle girl out riding, ‘A hile on another
eat fitted in the rear of the saddle his
on and heir enjoys the sp trt with all
the innereut keenness of Mr. Doull him-
elf.
A VERY pleisant nf-:ernoon and even-
ing were speiit br the members of the
Miniinigash Metliodist Sunday School
ii I ` ' ~ ~ ~ - ' `
d tneir fritiids on Tliursday. Sept.
lth. at ‘Z p. tn. Ltiier in.-'iny members
fthe coiigregation and their friends
tilled the tables. At 7 p. in. the pa~:tt=r,
H
te
by giving an ti-_:count of his recent' trip
io England and the Isle of Man. The
ev. John Goldsmith ot Alberttn, en-
rtained the congregationiu the church
ougregatioii listened with _evident in-
ere<t and were delighted With the
many tiue views of places visited and
objects seen which were thrown upon
the screen. Twenty dollars was real-
Zed towards the church fund.
REV. D. (fn.iivi‘oiu>,'cf New Glas-
gow. preached an able discourse last
e
a
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series of evange istic services now being
eld with the Central Christian Church
vening from I Cor., 13 chap., “Now
bidgth Faith, Hope and Charity, these
ree, but the greatest of these is
ha_rity." The meeting was one of a
this city in the Kindergarten Hall.
roughout this week every afternoon
t 3 o’clock and evening at 7.30. At
the close of the social meeting at 3
o’clock this afternoon Miss Ricoh, a re-
turned missionarv from Japan, will
speak to an audience of women only on
missionary workin Japan. A large at-
te
ndance of women from all denomina-
onsis urgently requested. At 7.30-
onight Rev. R. W. Stevenson of Mon-_
ague, who is well and favorably known
n this city will preach. and it is hoped
hat many will avail themse‘ves of tle
pportunity of having the message that
shall be presented by the rev. gentle
man.
Trim regular monthly meeting oi the
chool Board was held yesterla even
y _
tr. The enrolment forthe month was
349.viz:777 boys and 572 girls
The average attendance was 1.186 and
he percentage of attendance 88. The
umber of cases of tardiness in Prince
Street school was 81. Queen Square 88.
West Kent41. _ The fewest cases of
tardiness were in Prince Street, Miss
Harris’ and Miss McKinnon’s rooms
one, Queen Square, Mr. Smith’s none.
West Kent. Miss Ashley’s none.
No truanss were reported
from Prince Street. f0\1l'
from Queen Square and 15 from West
Kent. The teachers of 'Prince Street
made 84 visits to pa1`0D\S»Q\1€°° S‘l““"°
8, and W'est Kent 126. There were
no canes of corporal punishment
Prince sn-est, 12 in Qeeen
in
Square and 13 in West Kent.
n
Primm Street 38 pupils fell
below average required for grading.
ueen S uare 50 West Kent 122
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There were 137 requests to leave sc ool
before the hour for closing. The teach.
ers, request to be allowed time to att:-nd
the Teachers Convention W8! glftllllbd-
A committee was appointed to ascer-
tain the 'cost o! n proper system of sew-
erage for Queen Square 8651001-
1’0¢ure alleadlehein lan millet. W!
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Local and Provincial Items oli
. P y are
Gl83.l\8d By ‘G\|8.l`tl|&l\’ RBp0I`l' satisfied wiihthcir returns. and realize
9|; Buiiggi gf |-||p||9"|||gs Round About or in part is now a matter of necessity.
‘ south being swarming with those wolves
Tru-3 mail train arrived last night
at 12 30.
DR. Ai'ERs has moved to his office in
the new Browse Block and is now ready
to continue operations in the dental
line. Uttice tirst door tothe right up-
stairs.
SANDERSON & . _(I0.
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toommeneed digging their gpotatoes.
Their worst fears about both are real-
» ized. In my last I slated that the crops
would not-average a half, but a quar-
ter would be nearer the mark, and the
quality the very poorest. The early
yi potatoes are rotting. the late ones small
and soft. -Tnough ~l1e ptice of cheese
has been low for the season, yet the
atrons of the East Point Factor
the fact that the old system of farming,
the raising of oats and potatoes alone,
has become unprofitable, and that the
adoption of the dairy system in whole
-There is no fishing about East Point
at present, the whole gulf, north and
of the sea-dogfish, ' voracious in their
habits, repulsive to other fish, and de-
structive to lines and hshing gear. They
come into the gulf suddenly in immense,
bodies. and leave just as suddenly.
Something brings them in, what is it ?\
There is some reason for the immigra-I
tion of all ti.-li, generally they go in
quest of food, or in pursuit of some
other smaller ti~h. sometimes they are
likely tlet-ing from their enemy. The
last fi-W ye rs immense schools of
squid visited our shores, andthe fisher-
men used them extensively for bait, es-
pecially for hake. this year but very
few put in an appearance. hence not
many bake were caught -Leo McDon-
ald of Munn`s Road, with commendable
enterprise., is putting a crusher into his
steam mil' for the bemtit of his numer-
ous patrons, as well as to his own pro-
fit. In these davs of small proliis.when
feeding stock ras become a necessity to
every successful farmer such machines
are a pub ic convenience, and should ‘ne
pitronized extensively bv every stock
raiser in the neighborhood.
Coninistvcine Std October the R.M.S.
Prince Edward will leave Yarmouth for
Boston on Tuesdays and Fridays at 4.00
um. and ri turning viill leave Boston on
Sunditys and Widiiesdays at4.00 p.m.
The lt.’.\l S. Prince Rupert will make
round trips on Montlays, Tuesdays I
Thur~'days and Saturdays leaving St.
.lthn at 7.16 a.ni.aod arriving in Digby
returning w ll leave Digby at l0.()0i
p.m.and arrive iii St. John at 3.45 p.m.
THE \\'1-:i;Ki.r (}U.».iini_1N and the
\\'eekly Srar from now until Dec. 31,
lS9S, for but 200. Order at once as
the offer holds good until but Oct.
10th.
Men. Women and children who are
troubled with s >res, iiumors, pimnles, I
etc , may find permanent relief in
Hocd’s Sarsapaeilla.
ATTEND the sale at Nortoifs to-day
to sei-are your plums and applei, as the ‘
lot will be sold without regard to values.
“llniiety is the f
Spice oi Liie_”
But when the good housewife.
is at work with the preserving
kettle, it requires a. VARIETY
or sricns and at
Sanderson & Co’s
are kept all the varieties in
use-they are pure- and fresh.
SPICED VIN EGAR _
Pumeiis English Main is the'
best for pickling. Give it a
trial. _
Wholesale and Retail.
IlYINIl BY INIIHES I
But Dodd's Kidney Pills will
Yet Renew Life.
Thousands of persons die in the
prime of life because doctors think
Bright’s Disease and Diabetes incura-
ble. But Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure
them both. They have mred thousands
ofcases.
These. diseases and other Kidney
complaints are as common asorclinary
colds. ,But people don! realize that Q
thcyue    F
eateirdeep into the system. Even 1;
then,`Dodd’s‘ Kidney   5
tively cure.
I Thousands et’ people an lying on
their fur. butda latrcaliuit. They
notice one or more of these symp»
toms: shortness of breath. lou of
memory, failin sight, _ravenous appe-
tite.  _sh~unne.=mth-brick-' 
aimed  1,
ting, co pahonfiiernmnes, 
of time when the may made ciothisf  haven. add savers’
 Numan will think of wearing readymade
clotliawhenheeanleavehismeunrevith us and have his
rvsspi-in.°°mm°n=°°°°»°'°'1~3irii\¢t*‘=e*°°¢£°f-*?°Fl'.iH"
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-i»di<=<iéi¢`\°-°li°=ff">=iv‘=*i“‘°°‘*f’-i   i _ 6 A - _ 'A T      _arms ounnsrqgf; ` " 
5 A. n¢rc.DonrA lc*"°‘f*~.”»"‘“'°'~ ~     
in =-the loins. Their only hope is
-Dodd’sKidneyPilla. Theywoathil
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| threshinir their crops. and a few have

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Our underware department is complete with undercloth- iii. 
ing suitable for all sizes and classes of men. samples mmm” rm..
I APDTIISDAIIII' IIILL
SEE DUR $|.00 SUIT
All wool, extra heavy Weight, just what you require for those Grand Tmcadie E "I"
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cool evenings. others selling at 000 up to $6.00 per Suit.
Fine Boating, Bathing, Fishing.
; TERMS $2.00 per day. 86.00 pq
week.
Special rates to Families for &
Season.
Opens June 25th, 1898.
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Charlottetown June 11 1898 dlyd
Large assortment and
low prices at...
67?;//ne /lllloo/el Store Notice
We are general commission ma-
' - chants, direct importers of 0i'\n@,
Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobberl X
receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese Old
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woonrm. is oo,
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The New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. |DR.  
(Formerly o£2Kenslngt:or|.)
~ _ Prince St., ¢hlrI0¥tO¥¢W|l»
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*$1.25 is agood clock and de- _
serves y0_ur inspection when   _ _  iykfcloillrehlilattianginickel Alarm, for*  I _ _L  I 'I _ wg _V 
very sleepy folks, that rings for- I ' ' t
Efifteen minutes. unless you shut Q ‘
.ii farm products. Goods of an ktab
~ 265 Barrington St
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i our Nickel Alarm Clock at a
i off, and another kind that '
#rings an'd stops,and begins again
and stops. until you must get up _
#or go mad. We can tit any need ’ I . 'l ' i
in the alarm clock line. V _ f ` _ ` . _
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do 'without them 
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pleasure of showing our 3
Watchesto  intending§-
_ purchasers, 3
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watch. '
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