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YAR.\ioUrH. N. S.. August 6th, 1900.
M1-zssns. Di-ZARBQRN & Co.,
St. John, N. B-
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I have been using your Perfect Baking Powder for some
e and like it much better than the Royal or any other
king Powder that I have used.
Yours respectfully,
MRS- B. TITUS.
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IS CHEWED BY THOUSANDS DAILY
ls chewed by thousands daily
Because it is the Biggest and Rest Plug for 5c.
FOR SALE VERYWHERE. , _
N. BHA 5c plug of "Parniofr Twisr’ is 20 per cen
` larger than formerly. 
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WHERE
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MAY BE PLEASANTLY SPENT-
Pleasant Yiew Hotel, - - - Hampton. P. E. Island  
MATTHEW SMITH. Proprietor- i
This Hotel, situated inone of the most beautiful parts of Prince
Edward Island, has become a favorite resort.
It is wiihin a stone’s throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing is
unsurpassed. ,Z
The Hotel is comfortably furnished and a. good table is provided,
Pleasant View hotel is distant from Charlottetown about 19 miles by
Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the prettiest to be had. From Crapaud
the distance is four miles. Coach meets the boat at the latter place to cou-
ey passengers to the Hotel. Intending visitors may make arrangements by
writing to the proprietor or by enquiring at The Examiner Odice.
Terms moderate. ` -
Hotel will beopened for season on July lst. ‘
`HATTHEW SMITH. Proprietor. '
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BIGYGLE RHYME..
uldn’t This “Explode” Jenny.
Jenny pedals neatly,
Gliding down the street,
Jenny smi es so sweetly,
Jenny is discreet.
hed along on the broad highway;
heel a worthy Welland Vale
Lithsonie as a fairy,
Pink as the wild rose,
I Golden hair so airy,
Streaming as she goes
's room for you; come, jump in
as he spoke, his auto. reared
up, and lolit disappeared. _ _
Maud said,as°she watched his plight,
On her Cleveland flying,
Drives dull care away.
Were I with her cycling,
. What a. joyful day l
Ju=ly.August»September» October. are the Fou
t wheeling months-We have  Bi¢y¢|¢s yet to sell-will -make
ppicg satisfactory ,
Mark Wright dt Co., Ltd
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VICINITY
Supt. Sharp ot P. E. l.
Railway on the
LEAVING OF EXPRESS
P’s Experience-Latest
ngpurposes selling cheap for cash at
Ching‘s confectionery. 223i
Mns. C. D. Tnoiiirsoiv and Mrs. Fred.
Jones, of Moncton, were passengers by
the Northumberland yesterday evening.
Tun Government cruiser Brant called
,at Summerside yesterday evening,
,bringing a condscated lobster boat in
tow.
Rev. and Mrs. Carter who have been
rusticating on the Island for the past few
weeks left yesterday morning for their
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Benedict and Miss Barbarie who
have spent the past few weeks the guests '
Miss M E Wri ht returned ester
Mrs. Covey and family left yesterday
morning for Bloomfield, N. B. where they
will remain for a short visit after which
they will proceedto Boston where they
purpose residing. . -
THE piece of land recently procured for
additional play ground in connection with
Summerside High School is being laid oif
and suitablyairauged a for the purpose and
in a few days will be a very attractive
spot.
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Nervous   I
A Suilererllrom leak Blood andlx-
hausted llervea Tells of Ilia cure by
` “N08 Dr. ¢haee’e News Food.
Mr. A. T. P. Lalame, railway agent
at Clarencev-ille, Que., writes;-“Fm
twelve years I have been run down
with nervous debility. I suiiered
- much. and consulted doctors. and used
medicines in valn. some months ago I
heard of Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food. used
two boxes, and my health iniproved'so
rapidly that I ordered twelve more.
“ I can say, frankly, that this treat-
ment has no equal inthe medical world.
VVhile using Dr. Chaue’s Nerve Food I
could feel my system being built up
until now I am strong and healthy. I
cannot recommend it too highly for
weak, nervous people." 7
Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is a tonic
and restorative of iuestimable worth.
It makes the blood rich, the nerves
strong, increases the weight, and cures
, all weaknesses and diseases of the
nerves arid blood. Iii pill form. 50 cents
e. box, at all dealers. or Edmanson,
, Bates and Co.. Toronto.
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bias, :iartfords have had a large sale in
We are still receiving the above daily.
Look them over- Write for catalogue.
Repair supplies-Second Hand Wheels
Carnivals, Scotsmans, 20th Centuries, E. N. D.. Colum-
Charlottetown
'train half way up- the wharf.
of ary . 'g _ . y - ,
day morning to their home in Campbellton 0
N. B. - -
. Senator Macdonald left tor Sydney Yes'
terday morning via the Princess.
Mrs. Lainbkin and Miss Lambkin cros-
sed by the Princess yesterday morning.
Mr. J. C. Woodside, of Auburn, Maine,
is a. guest at Dr. Bagnall’s on Fitzroy Si-
Miss Annie Higgs, oi the city, returned
last evening from a. visit to Vernon River.
Miss Ida. Tennant of St. John is in the
city the guest of Conductor and Mrs. J.
R. McKee2
J. Herbert Hicks, of Bridgetown, N. S.
is among the passengers by the Princess
this morning.
Mr. Doyle, the well knownmachine man
bound express wasthe nether end. of rail-
PEA°HES» P1““‘S» PWS °*°° fm” P"“°"°” way wharf, he proceeded euieii.. with his I
grip sack and fishing rod and. met the
Tm: Guananux correspondent isbeing
-constantly asked what prospects if any
.there are fora-change in ourkaiiway 
.rangements at Summerside. _And a
lnumber of letters- on the ,subject-h~om.iu-
fdignant citizens have been -handed. in. for
publication. To these the only repiy= at'\
present is thatevery' possible eifort has
been made by the Summerside Board of
Trade and by private citizens to induce
the local management of the road to- re-
store to the people of Summerside the-
privileges tliey had enjoyed from the be~
ginning of P. E. I. railroading until the
present incumbent took it upon himself,
to make this most unsatisfactory change,
but without success. The Minister of
Railways will have an opportunity of in-
vestigating the matter personally- in. the
course ofa few days and of hearing at
ilrst hand what those who know most
about it have to say of it. It is hoped
that then the question will be satisfact-
orily settled.
For some time pastconsiderable discus-
sion has been going on in reference- to the
departure of the train which connects
with the Northumberland. Yesterday a,
GUARDIAN representative waited upon
Mr. Sharp and secured the following:
“Threeyearsago passengers arriving by
the steamer at Summerslde without tick-
ets would be taken to the Snnunerside
station by train, where they would be ine,
formed that they could purchase their
In the meantime the Summerside people
would board the cars at the steamer in
such numbers that _passengers generally’
had to remain standing until these
people were disposed of at the Station. It
was found that this was a great annoy-
ance to passengers, and a great delay in
getting trains out of Summerside station,
owing to the re-checking and rehandling
of baggage and the securing of tickets
by the passengers. Arrangements were
made with the Steam Navigation Com-
pany by which tickets would 
issued and ,baggage checked on the
steamers to all points on the P. E. Is-
land Railroad. Experience has proved
that it has beena great advantage Ito
the passengers as Well as -to the saving
of time in the despatch of trains. The
train is due to leave Summer-side for Char-
lottetown at 6.35 p. m. and in the event
of the steamer being late the train does
not depart from the station until the
boat is at the wharf. And as soon as the
passengers and baggage from the boat are
loaded, the train depart s direct for Char-
lottetown. If the boat arrives at Sum
merside before the train is due to depart
the train goes to the boat and .returnsto
the station before departing for Charlotte-
town. Why go back the station when the
train has not left the station before sche-
dule time. or before the boat has arrived
at the wharf?"
Belo:-rrs
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is the deadliest and most
painful malady to which
mankind is subyect. Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure any
case of Bright's Disease.
They have -never failed in ,
one siugte case. Theyare e
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are -
the only remedy that can. "
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tickets and have their baggage checked.
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We've always got the new things, that
is the reason you deal at Sentner, McLeod
8: Co's.
The prettiest Autumn Dress Goods ever
emu-ea to the iaaiss of IP. E. V1. is new
shown at the (up~to-date) store-Seni&¥r,
McLeod Sc Cb.
Ladies ready=to-wear suits direct trom
Tbronto in the latest New York styles
hive just beeuonenedat Sentner, McLeod
& Cds. Prices from $8.60 to 30.00 'per suit.
They're selling fast.
The Leading Fur Store of P. E. I. is
of Kingston, Ont. leaves this morning by l showing the new things in Furs for Ant- I ` '
l the Princess for liome. p umn, all the latest novelties, and theyare, xsfgcémag
ML John Murphy’ of _L & M_ Murphy, selling freelyat verylow prices. All furs" u¢L,,,dg`¢
The Bfallvs Capture-“All M. left on a short trip to Charlottetown yes- g“"ante°d‘ . thanotherfstores.
-terday morning.-Halifax Chronicle. , ` Sentner, McLeod & Co. are at their old
.tricks again, giving much for little.
Bentleys Iiniment w-res Strains- Theyu-eseiiing Umbrellas and Sunshadss ,, 1m|,,'m,,,¢d ya.-|11
‘ Arrivals' diver... the person  by mistake took at °“”’“"°‘”°` - » . U38 °XPr°°s-'lin wr
i the Wringer Roller from one of the racks Think of a Dry- Goods Stone increasing; B,“f'Y°‘1m°9li b°*I*li°|l
“__ of the express train from Summerside to , #heir b\1SiU¢8S in M8-Y. 35 per cent; June. hs”-_S°“m°gfi"M“I‘°°d
\ _ _ Alberton on Friday night please return 125D€l‘°°l1t;J'i11Y. 33 per cent. Sentner, , ` _ V
p The Sunimerside schools will re-open samew Conductor McKemm_@3i_ p _g McLeod &'Co. did it, Gwd Gwds and Whenyou vranttheltievr
next Monday the mth' ` A PnonrNnN'rM P had unexpectedly Low Priowddu ever; time' if 1 i it-H7 S*'°"°`i-  _  '
RIPE U°m3f°°S»_ °h_°i°e S”°°F Selling “P thrust upon him yesterday evening,  L°~di¢8. |1&V¢y0\1 seen the New Rain, 4 when M . t  b
CUS P91' lb- H5 Chin? S °°°f°°t‘°°°"7- -22 3* opportunity of testing the excellence o£.,,».C1°*\k- 3011151161' McLeod 8600.' are 'selling' mu,  .. 
Ma. Wimsa, steamboat inspector, our modern railway Systems-S~ applied  ‘"7 33-75;' Ever! 011° guaranteed. It’e|-.McL°°d1°".:G°.~- °“°"- “ff ’°_
arrived by the Northumberland lasteven. jSl1l1ll11Bl‘SidB» L88-Phill!! $17 *bb 855003 W°rth *°'w‘ _ ‘ 
mm 2 that the point of departure- for the east `
Personals. `
that throw competition
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'Busiest Store.-'Sentner
Sentner, M_¢Leod eros;
Enter-Buy-ers.
Exith-Blouse
rein nets' for iiuiies,
Costumes, new Autumn
new Euro. new
Buy a'Gol£ Rug at
We’ll get it made for you
it
Prices are having a
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_ arrive im; llostels
Summ erside" O' ` to*Bostcn'
BOU'l'E 1.-Leave any point on
day or: Saturd my, _ reach. St. John. via
cave St. john. by Steamship "St Croix,
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Aug 1 tl Sept 27
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Formerly Perry Hotel, .-
lim treat., llnl el time illiiri- i
tpen for business. Thesm glily 'fitted up
with all the modern. improvements, this.
hotel offers to the public accommodation,
whic h cannot be excelled n any other on
iii. niana. coed e.i.is.,i..g¢ .ny b.a-
ooms, bath rooms, sample looms. Terms
sioderate. Freecoseh todl-trains and
steamers._ Special accommodation for,
commercial travellers. - ,`
FRANK PERB_Y,Prop j
0°”-6 dl? 1 Yr- f Summersidsl
` BAILS FROM ` ‘
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. A W- G- LEE, Agent'»fofr
or-e~1cns{  1""
Peters, legs  Seiudeiem
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