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Acadia College.
Nm Bi.aci{_\n_\iz returned missionary
fromTrinidad, will address a meeting in
the Presbyterian church to-morrow.
Thursday evening. at 7.35. All are cordi-
ally invited.
THB body of a man was found on
ibn shore of Muddy Creek, §yesterda_v
morning. The remains were not identi-
Scd. Coroner Bowness went yesterday
ahernoon to hold an inquest.
Sm Mclicnzie Bowell and Senator
()‘Brion of Montreal, who are making a
pleasure tour of the Maritime provinces,
spent Ziioniiay- night in Summezsiilejfand
left yesterday morning by the Northum-
btfknil.
TRS Campana on her return trip to
Biontreal yesterday morning, took away
from here S9 cases eggs, shippped by
-Hesxrs. J. 3.. Morrison, A. McKinnon,
and Iii. C. Delaney; 435 boxes cheese
shipped by A. J. Bitiin, 62 cases lobsters
ghipped by “fright Bros. and a quantity
of snndries.
it the request of a. number of shippers
[he day of the weekly sailing of the
steamer Elliott from Summerside to
&dney has been changed from Monday
ic Wmlncsday. By this arrangement
goods can be landed in Sydney fresh for
Saturday market. Her next sailing will
150 Q Wednesday, 12th inst.
Tlnsteamer Elliot paid her weekly
trip toE-ydney from this port yesterday
leaving at noon. She took away 13' cattle
§ipped by Mr. John A. Mann, 1 horse
Qbipped by Mr. Thos Leard, Albertoii,
4|!! fanning mill, shipped by Hall Manf.
Q. S) bushels potatoes, 4 cases glass and
tqltltity oi building materials shipped
\1&1\oeM:Kay 8.: Co. 20 bbs potatoes
&&d by James Brehaut a quantity of
ilmd lumber,b0ardS and sashes,shipped
b1Seburmau Lecurgey Ce and a quantity
K a_lndi‘i§=s-.
*Thursday evening. As important business `
in the Board of Trade Rooms, to-morrowl
will be transacted all Councillors are re-l
quested to be present. Members of thc.
Board are also cordially invited. l
The Board of Trade of Summerside has |`
gone to much trouble and considerable M
expense, to prepare for the Canadian*
Trade Review matter relating to that,
town and section, and the present indica- 
tions are that it will be more fully dealt;
with as a municipality than will Char-i
lottetowii. The Review has extended the .
courtesy of its columns, both for descrip~ 
tive matter and for illustration, alike to
the several corporationsof Charlottetown, Q
` Summerside, Souris, Georgetown and
Montague All but Montague have
responded, so far as the GUAR-;
DIAN is informed, to the opportu-
nals expressed the opinion that Char-
tottetown, and the Eastern end of the
Island generally, usually secured the
lion`s share of any advertising that was
isupposed to be for the entire Province.
There can be no doubt as to the growing
importance of Suminerside as a commer-
=cial centre, and all the western section
is contributing to its growth. Both as
an import and as an outport, Summerside
must comc rapidly forward. The shipping
ta and from the West is via]Summerside, .
and since this trade is expanding year by
year, there is a very bright outlook for
the merchants Of that thriving town. |
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Mr. J a mes Bethune of Picton, is in the g
city spen dinga two week’s holiday. Hel
will spend a few days in Summerside
before returning.
Mrs. Rafuse, Brighton, Mass., who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Cann,
Pleasant Valley, for the past six weeks
returns home t-morrow morning. She is
accompanied byMiss Maggie Gunn. 
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HISS Bertha Schurman left yesterdayl THB regular monthly [meeting of the _ ,_ . _ _° Mr. Edgar Kier, Malpeque, spent Sim
*nominal for Wolfv-ille, .\'. S., to enter `Summerside Board of Trade will beheld (Cgntinued from Fourth page, day in Bedeque.
ninty presented them. \Vhen Mr. Kirk-;
‘ wood of the Review, came to the Island al
month ago, one of the Summerside jour-,
Hon. Geo. E. Foster was then introduc
ed and was received with cheers. ll
He was in' good voice and
was heard to better advantage than
his leader. In commencing his ad-7
dress he attacked the Farquharsoni
Government claiming that it was not,
Liberal and had held on to power
by the purchase of Mr. Pineau
and bringing back Mr.Peters from British
Columbia. Proceeding to Dominion
aifair he claimed that the present
administration had increased the debt in-
stead of decreasing it as was their cry
previous to securing the reins of power.
Hefthen compared the expenditures
under both administrations and claimed
that Tarte was the only man who offered
Misses Mary and Katie Millman of
Alberton, left for Worcester, Mass., on
Monday morning.
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Miss Thirza. Grigg of Hingham, Mass.,
is visiting at Alberton, the guest of Mr
and Mrs. P. B. Clark.
Mr. James M. Gordon, a former resident
of Alberton, now of Chicago, Ill., is visit-
ing his many friends at Alberton and
vicinity.
Miss Ethel Hamilton of Worcester,
Mass., who has been spending a few
weeks with friends at Alberton, returned
on Monday.
Mr. H. B. Champion, in the employ of
Mr. R. T. Holman, Summerside, is spend-
an explanation and he said that “the Gov-
ernment is making' lots of money and
consequently can spend it.”
It had been charged at the last election
that the Liberal Conservative party were
divided and the Liberal party united. We
were divided, Mr. Foster said, but we are
united now, they were united in their
hunger for otlice but they are divided
now. He believed that the Liberal Con-
servative pirty and policy would triumph
in the coniiu; election. but it' that policy
were not well grounded and conducive to
the best interests of Canada then let it
fall. Proceeding Mr. Foster spoke eloq--
ucntly of the progress made in Canada
during the past thirty years, how geogia-
phical difficulties and differences of race
and creed had been surmount-ed and the
country united in one great Dominion. It
was a nt field for the greatest talents and
ing two weeks’ vacation with his parents
ta Alberton.
forced to send a contingentt to assist in
the Einpire’s battles. The Canadians hai
fought nobly, and Canada and the Empire
V were stronger than they were before
lthe gage of battle had been thrown down.
l Mr. Foster address called forth frequent
,applause which was prolonged at the
'close. It was now getting late and al-
! though many had gone away a large com-
‘ pany remained, who raised vigorous cries
for _Mi-. Stewart, to which he responded
' beie1iy,thankingthe distinguished visitors
, and predicting that Sir Charles would soon
'again be Premier of Canada. He
touched upon the failure_ of the
G0V%l'l\IIlBf\b to seciufe a fast At-
lantic Line, or. to lower thc high
rice ofbinder twine or of coal oi
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greatest ambition, and with our growing 2,-hich they made so much talk yem.;gog\;f'
greatness the stimulus to mental and'§They had bum-led everything ,ad he.
industrial activity was increased. iwngended had treated our “tuned
He concluded with an eloqucntisoldiers badly, sending them 03 fwm
P°l'°1‘*\lSi0D 0” the WM' in 'Quebec withl. pittance in their packets
south Africa which when it bloke outland g,,,,,gu,em S,,c0,,d_c1,,,, tickets on
made our people feel that thegun which  thggovernmgm; Railwa,y.He Was`l18&I’l7.lly
was directed against a._ British home :cheered Un resuming his geam
anywhere was directed against a. Cana-f' ML Martin, M_ P3 followed and was
dian home. Our people heard the call and! Speaking when THE GUARDIAN ' “axe
the hand of a reluctant government was
sentative was compelled te lavee .
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A YUNGE STREET BARBER.
A_ barber of Toronto, whose chair in a fashionable hair-cutting studio on Yonge
street is in constant demand, told an interesting story of the manner of hisillness and
subsequentrecovery from it by means of Hutch. In effect, he said that he had _been i
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indulging-overly much-and his entire system, stimulated by the potency of " John ~
Barlcycorn," reckcd not of the morrow. But, alas, time is inexorable, and the after- » .
_ effects follow surely, and when he awakened from a sound, if not refreshing, slumber, 1 - ‘
' _ . his sickness was-frightful. .“ I had such a headache that I was fairly blinded,” he I
 A " My stomach seemed 'full of a- sour, bitter, fermenting mass, "that filled my
mouth with its nastinessf My- tongue clicked against the roof of my mouth as though
it were metal, and my nausea was rendered more nauseating by not being able to get
relief. I had to work, so came down looking like a corpse. When I entered the
‘ boss ’ said ‘ Hutch l’ I thought I was discharged and turnedito go, when he .
said ‘ Hutch ’ again and held out something towards me. I took a small tablet and
he told me to swallow. it. I did so. It was only about si’x minutes before I" became
relieved-the headache stopped, the saliva in my mouth produced a clean, sweet
taste, and my whole stomach seemed to be relieving itself of the rotten stu& which
caused my distress. When I went to my lunch at noon Iwas good and ready for it, '
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and I clou’t do a thing now but carry a vial of Hutch Tablets with me.”
borne street, onapplication.
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herein described. His name and address will be furnished at their oflice, 11 Col-
'I‘en Hutch ten cents. All druggists, or by mail from the Woodward Medicine Co., Limited,
» 11 Colborne Street, Toronto.
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` Hr. Edward Hackett of flfiznieih is 9-*
the Revere Hotel. ‘
Mr. Thos. Kickham of Searls, W" in
the city yesterday. -
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Mr, J, B, Patong returned to the city
from Sourie yelteriib-Y  l I ”
Mr. GeorgeS. Enman; barrister; HUP'
t,ague,was among the visitors to the city
yesterday. ,
 M1-,.. Peggy ' Eannell leaves
»~=s°»;=i=i=1s1i°r.=hef 1.’-'_i~°‘f‘°
1 thy, .Ny  has
afvaiaam,  -w spend
with his parents, Mr. Nicholas
of Alexandra. ,
' Miss Amy M. Carver, principal of
veraen-Riv¢r‘~.Schooi,- has resimwd 1151*.
positionwith .intienti0n.0f. §%kfU§,_P' 
at the Emerson School of Oratory,B06b0lI.
R,v_H_.D. Leitch of St. Elmo, Ont..
and P F Larkeil, of Martintown, le
native province, after spending several
weeks,_;0`zi'the;Is1and. '   _'
sMrs. (Dr.) Gale of Stanley Bridge
leaves this morning on return to Calais
visiting relatives and friends on the
Island. She -is accompanied by her
sister, Miss Gertrude McLeod. -
Mr. Robt. Fennell of Fennell .Sc
Chandler, and Mrs. Fennell, leave this
aternoon for Summerside, where they
will relggiqgver night &D\i ill U18 IIIOID-1
ing cross by the S. b._Northumberland on
-a trip to Boston and New York.
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The many friends, of Mr. 1Ernest S.
Weeks will  pleased tloilblllil.
»has -re-entered -Prince, 01 W-_$1428-,
and purposes taking lthe” cci`ursc` thait`
institution. Sons of Temperancelfaud
those having occasion to write the Grand
Scribe will 'please note the 'change ln
arldre_ss.i`7 n »    
.M158 ,Rebecca McKinnon, Graha."n“i’S\
Road, letves for Clermont, N. S;,"this»
most estinable young ladies. Her host
ot ffieiif1s,;0i..m ,ivaiiin-._. iiera pleasant]
illiicle Saurs domains.  ff `
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I\er\'e force is t-he vérv lite of- man and
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‘ I every organ of the liumin body is depend' "  “’
lent upon it. Just as soon as the lilood' `
 get-s"_t`lii1i and ivatery and “tails to Supply"   N  
ii »n.isliintnt to the neri es there comes a.
a train of nervous disorders; iicrvonspros-’
limit” "i°3"“’t"i.‘“’ ""’lii"’°`"V’ li~“"“.i“‘“il.;.?i‘Zi“‘=: “_”
,c ea i. n. ` ae" férve 00 '"‘“
and ievitalizes tlie herve cells ivalgiecl la; A meetwa of than en and
ills-ease.overi\-ork and wori-y; ~Itiifl»evoiid ers of the I ibfril partyi the
iltoubt the (;v<(i1rld`s greatest Q restorative. ` Royalty will bfi na (1 |n tl1§ Stcrc
econ-iiiicn e iy your ani' ~ _ ~' -' _
_-iii Druggists recommend abd gellfililan oc “pled bvb H “"\qr'o" E (led
I Prowse Bros corncr Queen SU'
Thursday evening the sixth del’
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Gapos
Lalilos’ Sulh
Silks
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' An elegant display of handsome autumn novelties and
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in the city yesterday. 4 . L ERFBT
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which cannot
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stoamors. Special
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The ma ing
miifnie fm »»ii§'§§»¢a
shells of places of interest
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A BI_`.\' DLE OF NERVES I _.___
Twist' chewin_,g toba-oc_o is 20 ,
per cent larger th in ifircii irly,
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