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? Miss Baiiaiina SCHURMAN who has BOSi0ti Mass. MHICYJ 11--WI1\I9fW
r been seriously ill with pneumonia, has 0l\iIdl‘¢~`l\ 0f~MI‘S-' lV00dW8!`d Oi C608
I resumed her place in Mr. R. T. Hel-p streex Dorchester. were asleep in the'
. - _ _ . _ __ I _ I _ -.n;it.‘s store fully icstcred to health. Crib they were attacl-:eil by sewer rat
it so it will pay you to use tut-
ENGLISH CELENITE CEMENT,
which is rapidly taking the place of ordinary plaster, to which it is far su-
Serior and the cost is only a trifle more. We are the selling agents for the
Island arid can furnisli it at lowest rates. Delivered at Charlottetown or
duininerside or to any station on the railway. Dssci-iptive painplilet with
iusti‘u_ctions for iising,furnislied on application.
Our stool: of Building Material of all kinds is not ex willed by any 'i
he province and our prices are always right.
SUHUBNAN LEFURGEY, CLARKE & 00,. Limiiad.
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MECHANICS IIIIII. CIIIIIPANY
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. T
East End VV'a1:er St., Surnncierside
Lumber in every variety--in the rough and manufactured-always in
stock.
Shocks for lobster, smelt, eel, boat, soap and butter boxes--in stock or
made to order. 
4\Ve also carry a. full line of caskets and undert-akers supplies, and are
prepared to do undertaking in all its branches, I
Telephone connection. A
March? 4 ’98 l a A w lyr.
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Mit. J.\Mi~:s BREIAUT. will sell by
auction, on Tuesday neXt.200 barrels ot'
tlour, tive hors s, harness, wagons,
etc. See his ad. in another column.
DR. C0vi~;r who has been confined
to his home for some days w'ith an at-
tack of rheumatism, is improving in
health, although not yet able to be I
out.
OWING to the storm yesterday _the I
funeral of the late Mis. Massey has I
been postponed until this afternoon.
The funeral will take place in St.
Mary’s church here at 2 o’clock.
Br request,Mr. McCready, editor of
THE GUARDIAN, has consented to de-
liver his lecture on D’Arcy McGee, for
the beneht of the Summerside Public
Library, in Market Hall. on next Tues-
day evening, the 21st inet.
ONE of the best entertainments given I
in Prince County for a long time will be
held at Emerald tonight. The program
will consist of instrumental selections,
comic songs, readings, vocal-solos, etc.
by some of the best entertainers on the
Island. There is no amusement in
Summcrsid_e this evening and the best
place to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day is
at the B. I. S. concert at Emerald.
MR. FRANK PERRY lost a valuable
horse yesterday. One of his men. John
Le Claire, was hauling mussel mud
from the Bedeqne beds, and when re-
turnin with a load, drove the horse
and probably fatally bitten. One
childls leg was eaten almost to the bone
and her face covered with blood, while
the other`s right hand and ann were al-
most eaten away and her left hand and
I. iii were bitten.
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THAT UOMMIIN TIIUUBLE, ACIII IIYS-
PEPSIA llll SIIIIB STIIIMIIII- _
Now' Recognized alia Cause of Serious
Disease.
Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
heart-burn or sour stomach, is a form
of iudigestion resulting from fermenta-
tion of the food. ._ The stomach being too
weak to digest it, the food remains until
fermentation begins, filling the stomach
with I gas. and a bitter. sour, burning
taste in the mouth is often present.
This condition soon becomes chronic
and being an every day occurence is _
given but little attention. Because dy- t
spepsia is not immediately fatal, many,
people do nothing for the trouble.
Within a recent period a remedy has
been discovered prepared solely to cur
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It i
known as Stiiart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
and is becoming rapidly used and pre-
scribed as a radical cure for every farm
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0 Fort Scott, Kas., March 13.--Sam I
I. Wah, the only Chinaman in this city,
H. was compelled to act as ajuryman wth
_,,_ five negroes in a case brought by Mary I
Epps to recover $100 from Ben Bruce
on a contract for removing _ “spooks”
from two of the defendant’s ° houses.
Bath parties are ncgroes and the attor-
‘neys agreed to try the case before a
jury of negroes and the one Chinaman
When summoned. Sam Wah refused
to go and an attachment was issued for.
him. The orders of the court had no
terrors for the laundrymin and the of-
ficer was obl gfd to use force to _ gl t
him into court. He asserted his rig' t
under the constitution not to take an
oath except after theimanner of swear-
ing in his native country and the court
was compelled to order a chicken
brought in and killed after the Chinese
form of solemnizing an oath, which
satisfied the Chiniiman, who took his
seat with the other jurors, but refused
to remove his cap.
The unnaturalized juror took much
interest in the case and seemed unwil-
ling to return a verdict for the defend-
ant upon instructions from the court
that her contract to perform the work
was not legal.
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Dr. Chase’s-Kidney-Liver Pills help
tired kidneys to do what they must do
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and the sleigh lost.
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and sleigh into a mud-hole which,
through soineone`s neglect, had been
left unmarked after the digger had-
been removed. Before assistance
could be secured the horse was drowned
of dyspepsia.`
Stnart’s Dyspep ia Tablets _have been
placed before the public and are sold '
by all druggists for 50 cents per pack-
age. It is prepared by the F. A. Stuart _
Co., Marshall, Mich., and while it
promptly and effectually restores a vig-
~ Flour and Branand etc
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doing so in this company, the onl
one insuring against accident an
Deposited with Receiver-Goncral
in Canada, 84,000.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE tC0lBINED WITH
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WSWS BENEFIT INSURANCE.
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DRIVERS’ RISK INSURANCE.
THIRD PARTY LIABILITY NSURANCE.
AUTIICRIZED CAPITAL, $2,000,000.
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disease Premium the same as charg
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benefits alone and those smaller than
the benefits granted by the Ocean.
Those me facts and may mean
dollars to you, make a note of th
and when any one mentions accident
I insurance think of the “Ocean”
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MR. ANDREW CASLEY crossed by
the Capes on Thursday en route to
Winnipeg, Man. Mr. Casley has been
man, Snmmerside, for the last three
years. His brother Everett has been
attending the Winnipeg Business Col-
lege and this winter he is taking his
second course. Their many friends
will wish these young men' success in
the far West. They are sons , of
Henry J. Casley, Kensington.
A LETTER dated Jan. lst, was re-
ce_iv»iI a few days ago, from Mr. Na.
than McFarlane, by his nephew, Musto
Alex. B. McFarlane, of Bsdeque. Mr
McFarlane is in the heart of the Klon
dyke district, about 45 miles fro
Dawson City. At the time of writin
they had seven hours of dayligh
while the light of the moon made th
party is working every day, and altho
he says nothing about the porspect
is understood fiom other sources tha
he is in luck. .His letter is a ve
going well with him. Among oth
'things he saysthe country has bee
over boomed to such an extent tha
many have been lured into it, wh
in ‘IW °mPI°Y °f MT- R T- H°1' trary by giving pbrfect digestion
1: Mrs. Fleming has discovered a new
'_ It was too faintto be photographed
'Z 1888, slid oct, 27, 1897, aiinougii 'stars
t as faint as the 15th magnitude appear
é on some of them. It appears on eight
“gms “lm” as bnght “S 'hy' H"f on iiiawii8.1898. it was of the ami
it magnitude, and on April 29, 1898,of
1 the eighth magnitude.
ry A plate taken yesterday-morning shows
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cheerful one and evidently things are
er
I; other new stars. Fourteen bright lines
0 are shown, six of them due to hydrogen
orous digestion, at the same time is per-
fectly harmlcss and will not injure the
most delicate stomach but on the con-
strengthens the stoniich, improves the
appetite and makes lite worth living.
Send for free book on Stomach Dis-
eases. »
' Boston March 13.-From an ex
amination of the Draper Memorial
photographs, at Harvard observatory
star in the constellation Sagittarius
on 80 lates taken between Oct 18
photographs taken while it was bright.
that the star is still visible, and is of th
New Star Discovered-
: .
10th magnitude. Two photographs show
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rated catalogues. '
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Robes and Harness. Any person in want ofthe above, it wih be tc
theii advantage to call at our store and see for themselifes or write us fo
gquotations.
50 “ Oil Cake
25 “ Calf Meal `
For Sale-Cheap ‘rea cztsn
Wholesale and retail.
Also-Jainting' Sleighs Sleig
would have been better off had the
the idea that gold could be picked u
P health is 'better than when at home.
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stayed at home. They went there with
anywhere, but there as elsewhere gold
If comes only to those work for it. He e
attributes the prevalence of scurvey t
the carelessness in matters of diet. His '
The entire number of new stars uiscov
cred since 1885 is six. of which five ha
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been found by Mrs. Fleming.
p _ milerfer Tyiieviltir '
that its spectrum resembles those of _ Toronto, Ont. I ` th” WY
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llnileriioody Jewell, Williams and Bllct
0 Montague, of Dunvillo, Cured of Ulee- _ _
rated Itching Piles. 5
Mr. Robert Montague, of Dunville,
I Ont., writes :-“Was troubled with
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RDBERT PALMER & Co
Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory
With experienced Workman and first-class machinery, .we are prepared to
supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frames,
interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.
Our Speoi alties
Gothic Windows, Stairs, Stair Balls, Balusrers, Newel Posts, Cyplos
Gutter and Conductors, Kiln Dried Spruce and Hardwood Flooring, Kiln
Dried Clear Spruce, Sheathing and Clap Boards, `
Q‘Give us a call. -
ROBERT PALMER & CO.
Peake’s No. 3 Wharf.
Boors & _si-ions
....COMlNC IN....
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Nice selections for Gents Ladies, Boys Misses and Children.
Sold cheaper than elsewhere.
Just see our window. It’s a tempter.
haps not the most scientific games of
hockey ever witnessed by this depon
ent, was watched for several minutes
few days ago. The rink was an open
air one-irregular in shape and mea-
.boys-one to each team. The hockey
straight and _rough- the prick, the heel
of an old rubber shoe, the goal posts,
t a pair of boots that had soon service in
I some remote era in the family history,
when their proportions were no doubt
more in keeping with the accommoda-
ion they were intended to furnish ttan
t at present. The whistle sounded, and
the play began. At first it was ascrini-
mage-then a home iun by one of the
I teams-the other in hot pursuit. “Rush
her up” I gallantly cheered the former
as he made an irrisistible rush at the
enemy’s goal posts. skillfully dodging
imaginary opponents, andplaying what
I was intended to be a magnificent ` coni-
bination. ‘-Off sides,” yelled the other
team,ant’_ the whistle again brought the
antagonists face to face,and the same ron-
tine followed. All the pi ofessional teams
were used with a gusto as each ‘-rushed
her up.” and when by some unexpected
turn of the ancestial boots, the ice and
the player embraced each other.the ex-
‘ pressions that gave vent to the feelings
and mollified the pain, were wonderful-
I ly professional. The end was not wit-
nessed, but no doubt the game- was
played to a finish and the official score
duly recorded.
 To Cu-\_ Iloadacliosinisn niiruhs on
One c-fthe most amusing, though per-
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a tried almost every medicine known
l suring some eight or ten feet in di-
ameter. The teams consisted of two
, sticks, originally sleigh stakes. were
lumps of snow. For skates, each wore
itching Pilesfor 'five years and wasso
badly ulcerated. they were very painful,
so much so that I could not sleep
when I was recommended to use Dr.
Chase’s Ointmegt. I purchased a. box
and from the first application got relief.
pletely cured.”
SOCIALISTS CAUSE ARIOT.
Pittsburg. Pa., March 11.-
New York and Philadelphia. Socialists
who came to Pittsburg several days ago
to organize a hr-inch of the Socialist
Labor party an.--iiii; the strikes at the
plant of Schoen-Fox Pressed Steel Car
company, were the cause of a ' rot in
Lower Allegheny this afternoon.
Dr. Chase’s Preparations Have Merit
. For Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Pin
Worms and all skin diseases,Dr. Chase’s
' Uusurpasscd for
Have used two boxes and am now con- dnl-9,bi]ity and time_
I keeping qualities I at ,
prices so low as Ito P. E
surprise you. _
Ii. H. TAYIIIR
I Sunnyside
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Ointment is a positive cure. It is
recommended. - by Dr. C. M. Harlan
of the American Journal of Health.
Dr.Chase’s Catarrh _ Cure with blower
included will cure incipient Catarrh in
a few hours; Chronic Catarrh in one
m0nth’s treatment. _
I Dr.Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are the
only combined Kidney-Liver Pills made
and will positively cure all Kidney-Livor
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naman. wii1_i>eiiom . ggéul
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Will receive careful and prompt at-
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