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THE GUARDIAN
S’Sll)E ’lNl) PRINCE C0
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Tm: steamer Tiber arrived here yester-
daghom Montreal oringing considerable  nic M M,-_ William Lefu;-gays grove gn
height. She took away for Sydney 50
“Sons of hay, li cattle, 35 bags oats, a._
qmntity of furniture and one passenger-
' v
it Sydney
lfajor Pickering late 0fEngla!1d, HOW
Provincial Odi.-er of the Salvation Arm?
ofthe Maritime Provinces. will visit Sum-
'l Hi-1 Northumberiand was an hour and
wcnty minutes late last night
Trir: Summerside Baptist Congregation
will hold their annual S. S. pic
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pnjed bya band of musicians who will give ' COWD iS greatly eX¢l~5€d Over D6 W5 WhiCh
meiside next week. He will be accom- AShediac despatch of 18th says: The
h
3 performance in the S. A. Barracks \Ved-
xwday evening Zlrd iiist. A un* que feat-
asreached hereof the drowning of two
men near Cape Bald, yesterday after-
r
He if the performance will be a. number I noon. Full particulars have not yet been
dselectioiis by ii band of bell ringers.
This will be a most interesting entertain-
eceived, but it is known the victims
.were a man named Ai-senau, whose
MR. Herbert Alivard, of the Bank of the oars as they lioated near him and, by
\'ova Scotia, Sussex, N. B., who has been : their aid, he managed to keep above the
isiting his uncle, Mr.' Nelson Alward. _ surface for fully half an hour. His situa-
leaves on return by the Northumberland tion was desperate. He tossed about on at the RWCPG HOMI-
this morning. »' the water several miles from shore with
iiiiigilinillinfafizii i.fi.ri.s§i§£..It§°AiA§l “‘““°"" "le ma" °"°°“"' A A S 
just as it neared the man struggling for Mr- Stanley W¢d1°¢k»°f Wedlwk Bl`03» A
mean a resident of Cape Bald,N B. They
were fishermen and out in an open boat 
taking up their lobster traps. The
water was rough and broke in over the
_-_-i
death His companion managed to grasp
tered at the Queen. i. »
stern, swamping the boat. It lilled and In“pe°t°" M"C°rma°v °f St' Gem 3° sf is
_____d___y _____e____O0___ 2____h _“___ sank, taking one of the men down to in the CW?
Mr Minor Wright, Bedeque, is regis-_
Mr A Newberry arrived homo last
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his life, he sank exhausted. The news “'33 in the ¢ltYYeSte1`d“¥- -
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tin ation
' OF' ALL.
Mr. Fred. M. Morris, of Bradalbane, is
'ent home is in P. E. Island, and T. R. Com-
1¢i¢h a fair fi eight consisting of300 sashes, ; A _ _ _ _
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3" bumles Hnishefi lumber’ no doors and I We Clip the following from the Obser-
uqvflnfify Of ha-Y Slllpped by Schurm ‘_“’Le` `vnnt Citizen column of the Boston Post
*amy 3° C°~~“"d 18 ""“‘l ‘.’f “Wie S'”‘?"°d of Aux. mt. it will be remembered that
31990328 M*"tl’e3°“‘Rus'“'C°’ The Elliott" fsome Prince Fdward I'land eo le were
which is an excellent all round carrier - “ " p' p
_ _ interested in th' “f  I h ' t
with special accommodation for live stock l _ is Ortune ave Jus
V _ _ -receivedaletterf H '_ G- C ll
will make regular weekly trips between l of South Yarmoutlsm an  wwe
_ . 1 , Mass., in which he
5““m”'A°"ie and Sydu.ey` 0311113 “_ Chiu” l says. speaking of the much-talked-about
i0U¥»Pl0WU Only- This Iéeig at segvfce Crowellfortune, “I have the most corn-
`Ui‘~`fh “M5 is “OW °“° 0 e mos lm' A plete record of the Crowe or Crowell fam-
~ t 'ties,should be of - ._ . .
2:)1?sAi.d)dx~(:i.fl>lieuiAr|Ileii1<i)0;Ao céummerside ship- 'ly fmm 163" to 1900» m°ludl_“8` the
pen and Wm n0_ doubt bethe means of namesof those of that name who
gpening u;{_x;_e;_wline?_oo_;fdt__r_°ad<l:i___hHf:;‘__i_i?_;:t moved to Nova. Scotia about 1670
°' = : i . -.1 , -
sailing W; __f_’_‘__ _,o.____l;_k___ _,__ ___f_e_f_5 I cannot find from my records anything
buinuierside a ci.. .. t - ..- u whi____ d _
_con t ea sme to believe that any one
of them can be a. claimant rightfully to
t`ie alleged Crowell fortune.” Mr. Crowell
incloses a copy of a letter received by
him from C. F. Fraser, superintendent*
of the Halifax School for the Blind, in
which Mr. Fraser says,that he does not
tlink it worth while to continue the
struggle to get the mystic millions. He the Sues” °f M1* Carver A
further adds: “After employing two legal _ _ _
firms, one in London and the other in M`
Bristol, Eng., I have decided that further S
outlay is unwarranted.” Judging from _W
the large attendance at the meetings of ‘
the Crowell heirs in Somerville, the above
will interest a large number of people h
spread quickly, though dc-Suite particul- Calm Malcolm McDonald_ of Ge°rge_ I " ;` 13
ars were not given. Grappling for the ¢,0wn_ fsiu the city §e5te,.day_ f _
bodies was begim, but so fur without - i = 2 '
8ucceSs_ Mr. W. L. Siriokland intends leaving `  A’ . _
this morning on return to Boston.
The S__________e__ E___O_ 0_____ed by Capt 
. Rev. P. G. Langille, Maintown, Ont.
Hcllillun of Charlottet>\\'n. _i_‘i_ia;e__her ` aI!10Dg thelatest arrivals at theQ\1een.A
iiilfaf "lp 0" ‘he _S“"?"“’”"‘ °" 5' “ey ' Messrs H H G adya d W D s ii ' ~ - ~ ‘ -
mute yesierdiiy,sai1ing in iheiifiernoon ¢ __________ passengers ___1_~______ n___W_______ ___xm_a____;_ _ Another line, dark check Giughams, they look well
last _______t_ . ~ P well, wash well and sell well at 95c, why sliouldxft the 1’
est.
v o ii eg , of Centenary chu.rch,V_ _
_ asreturned to St. John after spendingf” ‘ - _  . _ _
_ » ` his vacation at Pleasant View hotel, - - _ A _ V  » i ._ A A ff
_ » ' _ ' _ Hampton. \ , “ r ’ '
 Mr. A. A. _Lefurgen  _ V _ _ _ _  _
-_ was a passenger by A last night`8_ ~ _ i
__gt_ express to the city. He is registered at _ Queen Street' '
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Ik. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry
isfantly relieves pain, is astringent and sooth-
igfo the irritated bowels, has a stimulating
action onthe weakened system, and is a power-
_[nl disinfectant of the whole intestinal tract.
. For half a century it has been recognized
Al: the safest and best remedy for DIA RRHOEA,
nrsrzvrar Y, CRAMPS, couc, SUMMER g
COMPLAINT, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOL-
.ERA INFANTUM and all fluxes of the bowels
Q infants or adults. _-
 .SAVED BABY BIIDTIIEII.
A Miss Lizzie M. Henrick, 225 Rawdon St., Brantford,
Dnf., writes: “ My little baby brother, one and a half
years old, had a very bad attack of Cholera Infantum, and
we did everything for him we knew of, but without any
Benefit. Finaliy we heard of Dr. F ow1er's Extract of Wild
Strawberry and got a bottle of it at once.
“The First dose helped the little fellow so much that
, We were fully convinced of its healing powers. We per-
sisted in the use of the remedy and soon the baby gained
drenglh and was able to get around again.
“Now we always keep Dr. F owler's Strawberry in the
. house and End it invaluable for diarrhoea and cramps in
` _ the bowels."
,A  PEDPLE OH THE PRAIRIE.
A “I think that Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
3 the best medicine made for Diarrhcea. and Summer Com-
plaint. We never be without _it in the house, and consider that
maple living on the prairieaway from doctors should always
veit oahand."-Mrs. A. Maitland, Butterfield P.O., M811.
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Aihmys ask for Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Stfiiwberfy ahdimilaliviil
'Qin' 01' viliivh are W°ffh'@SS and some of them highly dangerous.. ‘
the Davies. v
the Paris Exposition
L Corporal Ghambers,oftheRoyalArti1lery,7A . . A i _ A _ . __ A  A A
Halifax, was ii passenger by the  our mamma" an ‘H dd’ Nd"
last evening. He will spend about a
month on the Island.
Mrs. Jasper Pickard, Miss Ada Godkln
and Miss Harriet Matthew returned last i ” 3 '” '
night by the Princess from Lunenburg,
N. S. where they have been visiting
friends for the past two weeks.
Mr. J. 0. Arsenault was a. passenger by
the Princess last evening returning from
Arichat, C. B., where he had been attend~
ing the Acadian: Convention. Mr. Arse-
nault was elected president for 1'. E,A A ` A
Island. A
ll)-NIGHTS SPORTS.
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matched. This will tend toA make the-
Sports more interesting for 
spectators and will tend to make
taster time. A new feature introduced,
_by the C. A. A. A. in the offering 
_speclal'prAizesAas an inducement to rid`<A%1‘A8
to 'lower the Maritime and track record,
It is expected that severalrecords will go
down before our .fast ones if the con-
Vditioirs are favorable. Notwithstanding]
the rain, the track is in perfect conditionf
l better than ever before, the riders say.
The running events wlll be especially in-_
terestingby reason of the rivalry existing.
between Nos. 1, 2 and 5VCo.’s C..A., each of
which has its contestants entered. A
great improvement has been made in the
lighting of the grounds, formerly done by
arck lights which were condemned on
account of the annoyance caused to
riders by reason of the many shadows
cast. The licht is supplied by three
hundred incandescent lamps strung at
intervals of about five feet above the
centre of and encircling the track; Several
tests were made of these lights, and these
proved entirely satisfactory. V A
The following isa. list of entries and
prizes, as to which nothing need be said.
1.-High jump, lst. prize Autqharp,
Miller Bros.; 2nd, prize, morrocco cigar
case. Haszard & Moore.
Entries,-R. A. Doiiahoe, [Kenneth
1 .n, C. McGregor. .
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an na ~= (Uh els
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\§`» ‘» Carnivals. Ssotsmans, 20th Centuries, E. N. D.. Colum-
bias, L-iartfords have had a large sale in Charlottetown
» \~ ~ ` . _ . . .
 if We are still receiving the above daily,
_- __ Look them over-» Write for catalogue.
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-   _ Repair supplies-Second Hand Wheels
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  G. A. A. A. speciaifipriue.-45016,
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Bicycle Boots, Alley 8: Co. _
Entries,-Sain Doyle, Whip Sharpe,
(Summer-side) Arthur Gaudet, _ Lem
Sellers.
3.--220 yards run (handicap) lst. prize,
Gold Medal, Citizens 2nd prize, Silver
Mounted walking stick, Art. Reddin, Esq,
3rd prize, Brookshanks_Pocket Knife, S,
W. Crabbe. _
Entries,-R. A. Donahue, Walter Jones
Milton Hooper, Louis McIntyre, Ernest
Teed, A. Mills, James McMillan, Hairy
Ritchie, John J. Enman, Harry Toombs,
T es. Adams, PhilDuh'y, Chas. Mitchell,B.
P.:.ers, Wallace Williams. _
4.-if mile Bicycle, against time, Flying
start, unpaced; Ist, Cup, C. A. A. A. 2nd
prize, Bicycle pants, Gordon Sc Mc-
Lellan. A _ -
I |Entries.-Sam Doyle, Harry Wonnacott
_Whip Sharp, Byron Brown,Arthiu~Guudet
Lsm.Sellers.f ' _ »
5.--Half-mile Bicycle, lst prize, gold
lmedll. Mark Wright 35  Sad Prize
Razors and Case,  &BVogei-s. _ _
Entries-SumADoyleA.A Hai'ry»WonnnVco`tt, i
Whip Sharp, Byron Blown, Arthur’
Ga.ndet,Lem Sellers. i
6--Hurdle   lst 
Gold Medal,  Sud  Scotch'
 James Pltonk Co. '_ » _
I-i':itries~R.IA. Donahue, Kenneth Me
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1.-ou. met bimic iimiampi at iiirizé
Rev. Dr. Courtice, Editor of the Chris- ‘
tial, Gua,-dian_cr0s_.,ed by the Primess V Other lines reduced from $1160 to $1.10. _
yesterday morning. ` - “ “ " . “ 85¢ W  '
Mr. Robert Cofnn of the Merchant’s    AA 65° to 45°'
Bank of P. E.,I. spent Sunday in Pownal . 1 A 59° 39d. ‘
' ~ _ Those prices are bound to clear the lot in AAlh0|'t‘Ao|A~der
Mr and Mrs H. A Ellis, returned tox come quickly if you wish to get s snap. _ . ‘A f '
ontague yesterday afternoon, after A s' ’ A - A ‘ A
pending; snort visit with friends in the AB°1°P°f °f 1’i'~l\l° mil Cmh SkirfAl`5¢_45 P01' 
Re . J ii R an A A AAAAA
     Peters, lies &Sai1iiiri -
2.-One mile novice. lst prize Gold   M1
_Medal, George Hughes , Esq. 2nd prize
Silver Medal, Citizens, 3rd prize Slater ARIHUR PETERs’Q'C"
i>rl|ii».Biq°l¢1’mi4.J 3
is 5 dozen pretty patterns, latest cut, glltilinlbid  Wish
for 55c-this is a snap-see them.
they’re worth $1.45. A - A` ~ y
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Mr.&hd Mrs. B. C. Provvse arrived 
home last night from an extended ' ~
_nmpesn mi-, .inane which they visited. _-  
_ - 1 Inall the latest designs, 
cm-ciinnon roafrsiurrs in  " I ’
Bo lureand visitthe   'A '. A `
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` arrive ln,llo|to__n~_nbout 1 11. _QQ next lo.; _ . . _
. Charlottetown-To Boston    Ay
Suinmersidc to Boston About F28'  T ‘ ‘ .
i uovrni.-Lea 1' use P.ic`.1n.'i b mi A A
nzsii v or Saturda , rdafcliuél. lgliiii. gi; Summe side_aiic'l“;biu§;g 
eu: st. John. by' Steamship “St Croix," at 5.30 p.m. direct for Boston.. “ _
ROU'l‘E 2.-Leave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, teach St. John line-
eyening and connect with yednesday' and Friday morning steamer: for Bo atom
via the Coast Service. We nesday’s steamer does notlcnlfat Portland.
c end for folder and information to nearest ticket agent, or to ‘ _.
w. c. I.-Es, Agemfcf smlchn, N. 3.'
Aug! tl Sept 27 _. ` . ‘
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Moll0l|ALll _&__ _IAIITIII
BARRIBTERS.
_ Solicitors, Notaries Public gc. Money to
loan;
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_ Formerly Perry Hotel. __  '
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*'_"_ men
This new and comm dioua hotel is now _
_open for business. Thogoighly fitted upf
_ with all the modern improvements, this
hotel oien to the public accommodation, ‘
whic h cannot be excelled ii any other on.
the Isl;i__<_i_. Good tab_le!,lnrge airy bod- _ »
coma, roon:s,s|.mpl¢roonis. Terms i ' ` '
zioderate. Free coach to all trains md J’ H’  _
smmm, specm -acaummaaaiion far, Aussie. . - Principi-
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