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The annual Scottish Gathering 'of
'Elo Clans under the auspices ci the
MLEUUNIA CLUB
- UF'-' "to play it.
fl. I€I.e..A.]N ID
WILL BE HELD AT
Saunas niiyiuo viii
Wednesday. Aug. 22.
Trains leave Charlottetown at 7 .50-
local; Georgetown, 6 50, local, stop-
' at all intermediate stations
rmlgeturn tickets from Charlotte-
town 85 cents, Georgetown 85c. _ "In-
termediate stations at proportional
rates.
Return tickets will be issued from
all stations west of Royalty Junction
atone Brst-class fare on Aug. 21st i third box,”
good to return on Aug. 23rd.
For train arrangements, prize list
and full particulars see programme
and advertisements in newspapers
later.
D. R. MCLENNAN, Rec Sec
JOHN Mc PHEE, Presideu
.ry 23 ztwa mi.
Y _ 1
limi ili_i_iiiiiiii
riiiiiiiii iiiii ii
aim the best facilities for all classesof
G and Cl.EAll\G. that our Works are
the best and our machinery the newest
$ meet com plete. We clean all kinds of
without water a i-ure guarantee alninst
sielagel. Wit hout (interfering with stiffen-
1 linings, etc.
summer is approaching now is the time
to§ve summer 1' othin made look as good as
asain being DYED and CLEANED.
‘_-guarantee our work. All orders for
and returned by express without
extra cliarire.
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“'P’U°u*‘°°*PPu°°“°“° sure and reliable worm expeller. Actii
` e all wellonchildreno d lts. Be
G E.  `y2ir:i gest Low’s. ra  s sure
` Express Oilice. Com Paul admits that his capital is
laylhwlyr
cent bottle of D_r. l.ow`s_ Toothache G_uin
will cure it quickly without blistering
yourlips or cheeks.
the door!
to wipe his feet.
for thirty days makes_a complete cure of
biliousness and constipation. That is Just
2.3 cents to be cured.
 l 1- i amounts to  >
1 fr if '_` if iw-»”\;./f F M2, \=
..~»;_ 1;---A' .<--,ff <§4.;_>__f¢ ';_§§-5 ‘ _Ifyour child is suffering from worms,
 riiiiiii 
- I I e ,y
Anticiiialioiis 
/I' Come to young and old at
5 (he light Of is cold bottle of "(\i\=. “One year ago our little boy had aifattack
 our Ginger Ale. Cream ill
- Soda. Lemon Boer. ew ,_
1., ew. \,i*,),-
. ” They are not only delightful is
‘ __ beverages but they are pure ’/U;
,l and-wholesome, making them _~`\‘
"' the safest of all summer drinks. T'
 F “I b u t i'1)` , could hardly see.  could get nothing_ to
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THE'
Sickness Policies
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CAPITAL - - $5.000-00
Coverdivtblement caused by any Sick
ness 0* Accident.
__ Thamost liberal and attractive P0 icy
zssued by any Company.
J. J. JOHNSTON.
Chariottetowi:.P.E.I Agei t
= I- , _ I < ~ "firm-
Deli!
PAYWLESS %’l‘I5’l‘RY by use
sksfnulr °¢ by the Berlin
uttbod
DENTISTRY, mqm-ix
budge work (both without
TRUTH-We make all
eil: extracted without pain.
I blocks; also several ofthe best wharf 
- every one marries
Don`t suffer from toothache when ii ten
St-oneybroke-My dear, the wolf is at
Mrs. Stoneybroke -Is he? Well, tell him
ONE LAXA-LIVER PILL every niltht
VVhen a man tells you that he doesn't
likethe game of checkers, you can bc-
perfectly sure that he doesnt know how
HAGYARDS YELLOW OIL cures
sprains. bruises, sores, wounds. cuts,
‘-bite* chilblain stin of insect
frost s, S. SS Si
burns, scalds, contusions, etc. Price 2:>c.
“Spriggins` wife has had some money
left her."
“Yes. I suppose to Spriggins it is just
like making love all over again.’,
Miiiard’s Linimciit Cures Dlptheria.
He that does good for good`s sake seeks
neither praise nor reward, but he is sure
of both in the end.
Cured of Constipation.
MissBessie Nason, Clover Hill, N. S.
Pys: “I gladly recommend Laxa-Liver
ills,as they cured me completely of
constipation before I had finished the
Every time a man sees the cloth from
which his new suit is to be made it looks
uglier.
MILBURNS STERLING HEADACHE
POWDERS cure the worst headache in
from five to twenty minutes, and leaveno
bad aftereffects. One powder5c.. 3 powders
10c., 10 powders 25c.
Oom Paul lefthis wife in Pretoria, it is
true, but he took care to remove his Brit-
ish prisoners. Oom Paul is a hard manto
settle.
Mr. Arthur Byrns, Rock Hill, Ont.,
writes: “I was laid up with stiff joints
for about four years, and could get no re-
lief until I use three bottles of agyard‘s
Yellow Oil which cured me.” Price 250.
A rural local says, “The farmers who
gave their cows sawdust disguised asbran
were rewarded with wooden calves this
spring.”
Mlaard's Lliiiiiiciit tures Colds, etc.
The less we parade our misfortunes the
more sympathy we command.
Missril’s Liaisieet Ceres Disteiriper.
If a man has ii true sense of humor, he
knows when not to get funny.
DR. LOW’S WORM SYRUP ` is a safe'
with him on wheels, but denies that it
give him Dr. Low’sPleasant Worm Syrup.
It is perfectly harmless and contains its
own cathartic, so that there is no need of
giving a purgative. Price 25c.
No thoroughly occupied man was ever
yet very miserable.
. ~WHEEZE IN THE CHEST.
Mrs. Wm. Young Frome, Ont -says-
nf croup which left a bad wheeze in his
chest. Weused Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine
Syrup, and it completely cured him.”
We cannot always oblige, but we can al-
ways speakjobligingly.
Bllml Wlih Headache-
‘I was sobad with headache that I
Headache Powders, and they quickly
cured me."
Joseph Murphy, Emerald, P. E. I.
Capital goes where it beckoned, but Oom
Paul’s capital goes where it is chased.
Miiiard’s Linlmciit Cures Cigars, in Cows
Truth isas impossible to be soiled by
any out-ward touch as a sunbeam.
R055 & RUSS
Barrislers, Solicitors, Conveyancers lic.
Sydney. Cape Breton..
Solicitors for the Bank of British North
America, Sydney. ’
Reference--P E. Island; McLeod Marson&
MeQuai'rie, Fiimmerside.
Money to Lone Real estate bon ht and sold.
i HUGH, Ross L. L. ii.
aowiirin s. Ro=is.ia..ii. L. L.
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C3 A FQ E
Ghisliilm, Grove & Buicliell.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, lic.
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON
il-3"]  b°¢i'i'ihi.°ii'<iis°]d' s
orsa e, s en i
C.‘B.. suitagle for  n eesanat buydgiungeg
ties in tow u. Jan 1,5 dg;y|»`»
Gone on Quick.
So be prepared for them with ii bottle
of Dr. ' Fowler-’s Extract of Wild
Strawberry.
There is no other kind of disease comes
on one so quickly and with so little warn-
ing as an attack of Cmmps, Colic or
Bowel Complaint in one form or another. i
A person may retire at night in the
best of health and before morning be
awakened by terrific cramps followed by
Diarrhoea or Dysentery.
At this season of the year when bowel
troubles are prevalent, it would be wise to
take the precaution of having a. bottle of
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
in the house, ready for any emergency. A .
few doses of this remedy taken promptly
will be the means of preventing a great
deal of unnecessary suffering, and many fi
time will save life.
Mrs. E. Ashman, Baldwin’s Mills P. Q.,
writes: “I was taken with terrible
Cramps and pains, followed by Diarrhoea,
andtried different remedies, but could
get nothingto relieve me. My husband
procured a. bottle of Dr. Fowler`s Extract
of Wild Strawberry and it soon eased the
pain and cured me.”
As there are imitations of Dr. Fowler`s
Extract of Wild Strawberry being offered
to t-he public, many of which are highly
dangerous, we advise you to be particular
in seeing that the full name is on every
bottle you buy.
Copper in Natal.
LONDON, July 25.-The Durban ' cor-
respondent of The Standard says that an
important discovery of copper has been
made in northern Natal, and that the rode
is reported to be four feet wide.
A NEGLECTED COLD is very danger-
ous, and the farther it goes the faster it
goes. A very small quantity of Adamson’s
Botanic Balsam will cure a "young"
cough. An older one requires more Bal-
sam to stop it-but no cough is too old
for it tocure. 25c. atall druggists.
The Viewpoint oi Experience.
Newlywed-Does your wife ever threat-
en to go home to her mother?
Oldboy-Why,iay boy 1 woun1dn’t con-
sider that a threat.
READ IT IN THE FACES
This is the age of brain trouble, of heart
f iilure, of paralysis and of body weakness-
e i. You can read it in the faces of the
p :ople you meet. Nervous diseases do not
get well of their own accord. Regular and
__ _ persistent use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food
"is the only treatment that can be absolute-
ly relied upon to_ stop the wasting process
_which saps vitality from the system. Dr.
Chase’s N erve Food creates new rich blood,
'revitalizes the nerves and permanently
I cures all nervous diseases. 50 cents a box.
-'--l---
A Priceless Treasure.
The Canadian exhibit at Paris does not
include oneof ourmost priceless treasures
'I -Canada’s rest day.
3--__»
THE HEALTH PROBLEM
Is much simpler than is sometimes
supposed, Health depends chiefly upon
perfect digestion and pure blood, and the
problem is solved very readily by Hood’s
Sarsaparilla. You may keep well by
taking it promptly for any stomach or
blood disorder. Its cures of scrofula, salt
rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and other, diseases are numbered by the
. thousands.
Ffahe favorite family cathartie is Hood’s
i S. '
Boiled to Take Him.
“Why” asked a girl of a newly accepted
suiter, “am I like the American troops
at N agasak it”
“Give it up,” he replied
“Because I’m going to Taku." I
. ---l--~1~_-_~ If
A FAILILY ECESSITY
Mr. J. Wright, Of 126 McPherson avenue,
Toronto, Says:-“I am always glad to sa-y
a good word for Dr. Cha.se’s Syrup of Lin-
seed and Tiupentine. It has been in use in
our family for two years, and we have
never found it fail to cure coughs, colds,
and 'chest troubles, It is our regular
stand-by.” Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed
and Turpentine is a. family necessity inithe
houses of Canada and the United States.
23 cents a bottle. Family size 60 cents.
The London Daily Express publishes
letters from a. correspondentfwho declares
that on arriving at the Bardge Office and
Ellis Island European steerage emigrants
are fed and treated worse than c.i;tle.
ITCHING PILES '
Mr. O.P. St. John, Dominion Inspector
of Steamboats, 246 Shaw street, Toronto,
writes:-"I suffered for nine years with
itching piles. After trying many remedies
in vain, I began to use Dr. Chzi.se's Oint-
ment and it has entirely cured me.” More
people have been cured of piles by using
Dr. Chase’s Ointment than by all other
treatments combined. It never fails to
cure piles.. . ,
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Billie a tvs lull limi limi if Hur*
Si|'|e\e|’s Cililiithd Girl' EDGE SMP-f s
niiiiii mu iii. iii.” ` `
Cell ° °
' _pcrwrite usfor prices
P~."‘°8'y°\l' Orders. _ '- » 
any isaatni . - .
'aiii.|.liilricating Oils.; V
lm ncllu, tilting. nm. ite-    P*°*°‘°' °"°"“‘"“°' °“"’°" I
howv-r
of Dinner Sets, Tee Sets,
Toilet Sets, Glass' Table Sets,
and all kinds of Dining Room
 Crockery is com- i
We bought most of our goods
bdoretbo  so"
we are  alllinesat very ,
lowprioes. _ l
 seeds.. latest designs ,_
lowest prices.
WILL, ,c
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St. George‘s Iiodge, No. 1171, meets
cvery _Tuesday night, at 8 o’clock, in
Cfl`cr’s Hall.-D. J. MCKINNON, Secretary.
Lady Wallace__Lodge, No. 27, meets lst
and 3rd Fridays, in Wright`s Hé.ll.-line.
CnossMaN, R. Sec’y.
L. 0. Y. B. A.-Mizpiiii, Loyal orange
Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every
Thursday night in Oil`er’s Hall.-Ernest
Hodgson, R. Sec’y. .
Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
CITY Council meets the second Monday
in each month. Dr. James Warb uton
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City-V Clerk.
The Charlottetown School Board meets
he first Monday of each month. Ewen
Stewart, Secretary.
FoREs'rERs.
Coimr AvoNnaLE, I. 0. F., second and
fourth Tuesday’s of each month in Me-
cha.nic’s Ha. Grafton St.---Renouf Sec’y.
Coimr Mourrr STEPHEN, I. 0. F. iii-st
and third Tuesday of each month in Me-
chanic’s Hall,; Grafton St.--~ H. V.
Buntain, Sec’y.
Prince George Encampment., Royal
Foresters meets every Thursday in
Vright‘s Hall.---Murdock McLeod Ilust-
ious Archivist.
Court Charlottetown, C. O. F., first and
third Thursday, Mechanics Hall.----F. S.
Mitchell, Sec’y.
Court Abegweit, Fr. 0. F. meets in
Forestegr-‘s Hall, Prowse Block, on the
second and fourth Thursday of each
month.---H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec’y.
Masons. '
St. Johii's Lodge in Masonic Temple, i»
ond Tu‘.sd_ay in month, David Mc-
Lennai , S c’y.
Victc. Lodge in Masonic Temple first
Monday in month. J. R. Davison. Si~c’y.
Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May-
sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in
month except June. July and August. J.
J. Weldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Preceptory, No. 35
Knights' Templars, 3rd Wednesday in
each month in Masonic Temple. `
Albert Edward Lodge or Perfection 14
degreeA. dt A. S. R. 3rd Thiusday, follow.
i5igt’3rd Wednesday, January, April, J uly,
C
onnrrrnmows. I
PortLa Joie Encampment'on A seccn
`Wednesday in each month.---D. R. fMc-
`Lennan R. S.
St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday
evening. E. M. Younker, Sec’y. '
I ,Wi1dey Lodge every Friday evening
in their han in victoria Row; W. R.
Boreham, Sec'y. '
Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10, meets
every drst and third Tuesday evening.-»
John McLauchlin. Secretary.
KNIGn'rs or PYTHIAS.
19. every Friday evening at- 8 o’clock, in
Pythian Hall, Prcwse’s New Block.--J. H.
Williams, Keeper of Records and Seal.
soNs or ENGLAND.
LodgeEton, No. 148 meets every Thurs-
day evening in S. O. E.Hall Victoria Row.
Andi-ew_T. Newson, Sec’y.
Lodge Prince Edward meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in S. 0, E
Hall, Victoria Row..---E. H. Duchemin
Secs
Lov.i_L caussmms.
C0mD&I1y “A." every Monday u
Wrightfs Hall, at 6.3) p. m.--Ada Wad.
8.8. 86
soNs or 'rimPERANcE.
_ Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in
Wrighfs HH-ll. every Tuesday.--W. H.
Clark, R. Scribe.
i Victoria Division, No. 4, every Monday
evening in Wrights Hall.---JohnL. God-
kin, R. Scribe
Orient Division, No. 161, every Friday
evening, ill WTi8ht’S Lower Hall.---John
A. Lawson. R. Scribe.
not relieve Consti ti d
i-che. We also warrant that four
_bottles wiilpei manently cure the ,D055
obstinate case of Constipation. Sai-
,}-ttetown P. E. I .
L. W. W
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#few U. S.‘l'o|-pelgjgffy
ney ofFrederlcksbu ,V .  ‘ff ' _ _
daughter of iomrr olfore a.Io8si‘?iI? mi
bours’s tri::i.` This #fill  two'
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*El ' ` ' .
(H uaops sppi (SIL,
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f . fire. All.dmle_|_?orDr. 1
/' ‘1 llsdllas Ce- create eesflfiihig,
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Guardian readers $11 jlnd the /allow-A  ig:
.ng cmvenient to c/ip and keep /or re- Ibm
erence. 6 Chirker s . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Sons of Scotland meets every second Cabbage (P¢!'d'Z
Monday in each monthin Mecha.nic’s Hall, 1?-lgzsbage W” Wad’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ° '
'°
PI‘0\\`B€ Bl0Ck.'_E» CAMERON, RBC. Secret' Fowls per pnir_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ary Flour per cwt
GRANGE oRDER_ Oatmeal, new, per cw
, Hia _
Boyne Lodge. iw. 614, meets 211.1 H,y°“p§§’c{f,’,
and 4th Fridays in Wrightfs. Hall, Oats . . . . . . . . .

at 8 p. ni.-D. MCNEIL, Recording Beetsi P01' biliwh ~ - - ~ - - - -
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. Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Secrmary’ ` Turnips. per bunch . . . . . . . . .
. .
Potatoes new . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Mutton r carcass . . . . . . . . .
..
Parsley Filer bunch)
. Onions per lb
Squash perlb
Carrots, per bunch.... . . . . . .
..
Cucumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._
Radlshes . . . . . .
..° . . . . .
. .» . . . . .
. _
Lettice per bunch . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Cauliflower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Strawberries per quart . . . . .
_ .
Peas quar
Celeryé.  T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Rusp rries . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Cherries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. _
Blueberries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Blackcurrants . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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§ Atssar -ron.:-r sons .4 § A R. §f,,I,,:?f>f.f§,
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tisfaction or no pa h W'11’ 5100183119 Bridge on Frida , A .
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Charlottetown, R0 ];B<;.1i 1'U8S"‘tS» ilggnpamgslgmginegs in _the infterests of ,
G _EH h . ._ y ireciion o,tbeDo-
9° "3 °°» D"“881°fi Cliff' .minion Government and from his wide ;
° slperiencees .in _~ ° ‘
Queen iiuinlddretsas
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Gooseberrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .
lleWalked  
lnAgonyllthPal_ne lntltelaeit-N00!!
pains in the back, but would walk the
agony. .
“I tried all sorta of medicines but
got no relief until I bi-288-I1 “SWS DY-
C’:ia;se's Kidney-Liver Pilk. They made '<-
a. new man of me. and the old troubles
seein to be driven out of my system."
Dr. \.'l'.-se's_Kidney-Liver Pills have
an enormous sae and owe their popu-
larity to the fact that they can be ab-
solutely relied upon to cure all ali- .
ments of the kidneys, liver, and stom-
sompoeition. ‘Drompt and effective in.
' 
ill. "
` Favoiz
IN 'ri-is RAC: ron ' §
by’s Own °
, Soap
:has distanced the field,
its scientific preparation 'and
the purity of its ingredients make-
§lt the best of soaps for the deli- 
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cate skins of ladies and children.
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Tie Atetirr Tenn' Soar Co. lloltfrnni. _
UAKIII ALIO OP Till UILIIIITID
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pa on an Head- New Giasgow on Wednesday Aus-_ 9
lst , at 6 .in. ' °
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Vernon River Bzidge on Thursday. A
Aug. 2nd at 6 p.m,
(Mbna, ij
'practical i
will
should be
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,   'hi .list Pliisui In ii
imptsmis-iiuiisiiis or in use us- Remy" Tlvkvwzuod
' , J 1 ll D6 ld
what ""°°”‘°°°K“”°'°u"'m“' cdlssysldr one stlollii? and
Mr. Patrick .T.~ Mcmughlan. Beau- “cm _
hariiois. Que., states:-" I was troubled F"-9 '51, meludg ru
with Kidney DiS€=S¢ U14 D¥SP¢PSi= f°l'- age. Steamer leaves
lo years and have been so had that I 1-¢;m»u, “mm nine in th’
could n'c-t sleep alt nights on account of I By Guya-
nosr su night and suffered terrible Secretary Ch iowa Steam
Cb’town, July
sch. ' They are purely vezetabie in  S; H
,ii n and cnre..D€!'mln¢l_1¢lY- Deg Pill 
';("dd)se°, '25 cents-a box. at all dealers,-of 
_ iinanson. Bates and Co. '._l‘orontei = I
T . "E If f_,“_" 71'." Ii.   ‘_ si si "Inf" 'dl
town at-#$106115
S..$..L|B»la
NESDAY at 9 a.
Passengers leaving
-via Picton, make close
Halifax from Boston
Saturdays.
i   ri... s. 's ir.
,  »"» ,,.....-Hf~1if-=.
*" '  Tickets for safe It
Rei1way_
For`i‘¢f#§B&. Hfeklld “ill
nl./ir - . . , 'f' .` -
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 ation apply to
H. L. CHIPMAN
June 21 IB!
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liii Sin. niiiliii   iii
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largely attended.
mmm y t..-fi..y The best ° ° ,July 21. 1900 dam to Pain; ,_,,_
of  `  » » ` I ' ff " . . .
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A CARD. lriniinrluliin.   P, ig-_` |_ gm
- __ \ Mr. F. VV. Hodgson. Diminion Live """"“
W.. it .»i........ ... ....i.. Sw-s  W-1 --ms .Q°“i°°cy-ii°=
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