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THE EiPlTii
UE THE WEST
'Latest from Summerside and
Prince County-
.\liA~res Olive Baxter and Annie Stavert
have gone to Charlottetown to spend
about two weeks visiting friends.
From a letter received from Capt. \V.
Ll. Barnard dated at Cuibaricn, Cuba, the
following extracts give particulars of the
wreck of the schooner Marion Louise.
The vessel was wrt-:koi at Bahama Chan-
nel on Feb, Iird. 'I'he Capt. writes U18!
idurlng s “norther," which is a winter
northwest gale working its way into the
Tropics bu: which only occurs west of
the err-ii. end of Cuba and in the Gulf of
Mexico, the wheel chains broke and the
‘vessel become uncontrollable. While en-
deavor-ing to secure the wheel gear he
'noticed breakers close to the lea bow, and
in a short while the vessel drove up am-
ong them. She soon pounded upon the
reef, and he expected to see the masis R0
out of_her averyjump, but she held t.o~
,gather and as the tide fell got. quieter. It
was twenty four hours before any boat
came near, as they were thirty miles from
the mainland of Cuba and about seven or
eight miles from the nearest Island. As
soon as the boat came alongside the Capt.
engaged him to bring him to the nearest
port, one hundred miles distant
where he might get assistance. “It was
a hard trial," writes the captain, “tc
leave the vesaelou the sunken reef. ex'
posed to the whole Atlantic, and start for
a hundred miles in a small 14 ft boat. But
there was no help for it, and I SDCDG
thirty-two hours in that boat before I
landed at Caibarien. I immediately re-
turned to the wreck in a tug with survey-
ors appointed by the American Counsul
to look over the situation and recom~
mend what best to do. It took us two
days to get back in the tug, and the sur-
veyors declared the vessel hogged, bilged
an l leaking with three feet of Water nll~
around her, and that human life was nir-
~sfe on her, that she was liable to break
up any hour on change of wind, and re-
cornmeridcd that she bc abiii-lorr\i."
The rivalry between our butchers often
giver c:\u=e for airimeruent at either or.e`
or :he others expense and occasion l»
Often found to refer to some interesting
eiii-ode in which they figure in a harl an l
daring chase after <orne cattle or aficr
some steamer wanting meat supplies etc.
On Momlxr e‘~'en’ng the big msn with :r
po-:kat full of uiurrey siurted on the train I
for .\ far ivevern point *J purrhaw win-‘,
cati i» frrirn hir Illank The .smaller man
took the -sure train, but previous to do `
ing so tel,-phoned to .\Ir. .\., a friend at
the neare~t villsrre, to meet him nt the
station w.~h a team and take him to the
home ci ,\Ir. Blank, On the train he
Lui ` Mr. X _ who had been down the linc
doing bu-'inf-cr and of course did not get
tho rr:r~=~1gr>_ Ilorvcvcr thc arrange-
ment-' were planned by them to at once
on their arrival secure the truckmnn and
drivr- with all speed to ;iIr. Blanks farni
ai fi-iv rnil»<s from the village. The trnin
hafl vxrruly ~topped when the rnr-n nl-
igh'i~l_ l-ut icy late forthe big butcher
who, ew-i' on the alert, shrewd and twtiul
got ahead of thorn: and the di,-iappointerl
yet cnumireous little rn rn and his friend
could only stand :ind watch with envy
thc-ir competitor driving away rapidly
with i.h<~Lri1r‘kmuIi. lilr, X is a resident
nf this village and he had a team in his
stable. A '~r~cond thought and they were
rriiikingsill ha~‘»:-for the barn. Pcrhapei
no howc was over hit(-herl to ii #leigh in
quicker lime. Anil with speed nearly
equal to that of I..  their liorsc urgcrl
On atthr- demands of the one with the
whip. the other with the reins and the
voices ci both, “llcre is a short cui,`
said the smaller butcher, “\Ve can't get
around that sunirricr road this time of
your `. The owner of the horse tried to
argue io the contrary. but thi- pluclry
little birivhcr hiirl also travelled this way
before anil on time limit too. .\rrl\'crl at
Mr. lllirrik`,~ the little butcher corrrronnded
Mr. X io hurry into thc house and surn~
mon oul the farrncr with all dcsprrtcli
wlzlle hc would run to thc hnrn and look
ui thc ca'il<‘. .»\il iliroe in the lmrn the
cxclianrrc was iriirdc In qiiickcr time than
it.takr.~ioir=ll it. The transfer of the
cattlr' was no sooner made than the* big
buichcr who had taken the long road
Tun smelt business has been consider-
ably handicapped of la‘e on account of a
raise in the valuitlan of the fish entering
the United States. During the greater
part ofthe present winter smelts were
admitted when invoiced at 3:ts per lb. on
all grades and an valorem duty ohlrkcd
at the rate of 30 per cent. A short time
ago the customs odoers at Malone, New
Yer-ir, nerd sion ar smarts me anoreiwi
them dividing them in three different
lots and regulating the pricis at Sc, Bc,
:lc per lb. The result was that the Wash-
ington authorities estabilshen these rates
at all ports of entry with the same rate of
duty attached. Our local dealers
have been advised of this ad-
vance and henceforth all shipments
of smells must be invoiced at these rates
and duty paid accordingly. By this ad-
vance it will be seen that the duty collect-
ed in most cases amounts to double the
sum and in some roses nearly treble what
was formerly charged.
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ge weed: Ignleos
eysre own,
they diver?" the nu- .» /
tritron which the f _. ly
coil provides from s
thetgrowing crops and ruin their pro-
duc venus.
Diseases are to the body what weed!
are to the soil. They divert the nutri-
tion which is necesar to sound health,
and the body, instead of being strong
and hardy, drags out a sickly existcnoo.
When the stomach is diseased, and the
other organ: of digestion and nutrition
are involved with it, there is a constant
loss of nutrition b the body. The stom-
ache and its alliedy organs are not able to
convert the foods into nourishment, and
hence the body and its several organs are
deprived of the necessary elements of
vitality. What is known as “wenk'
heart or “weak ” lungs, “weak” nerve!
and other forms of so-called weakness, an
generally caused by “weak” stomach.
Vhen the stomach and the other organs
oi' digestion and nutrition are cured, then
the other diseases are cured with it. Dia-
eases which are caused by n diseased
condition of the stomach are cured
through the stomach. Dr. Pierce’l
Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases
of the nomsch and its associated organs
of digestion and nutrition, It cures
through the stomach diseases of heart,
lungs, liver and other organs. It in-
creases the activity of the blood-making
glands, so that the whole body is nour-
rslzrd hy an abundant supply of pure
blood, rich in the bright red corpuscles
Of health.
There is no alcohol in "Golden Med-
icnl Discovery" and it contains neither
opiurn, cocaine, nor any other narcotic.
It is strictly rr temperzirice medicine.
l’er'sons suffering from chronic forma
ol dist-.i_~e ure invited to consult Dr.
Yicrcc by letter/`rl‘f_ All corrcrporiilcnce
strictly private. Aililress Dr. R.V. Pierce,
B\;Halo, N. Y.
Sufforod for Years.
".\I_vcr.1iiinii» in you and y1~»irr'Golrlen Med-
rczrl Iii..-airy' is ~i\ gif-atj' writes Mr, R0
l\I ifliri iii' Arlrr, .\I.i- in C » \\'<-~l \`ii'ginii\."il1::
I nm nt u in-i~ io limi worrl.-1 tor-.rpress my true
mziirg r im-i =ir1r»n~.i on R mrmifef of yum
with lung :intl rlinmr trouiilr-=_ mul rloctored wig
<,».~<.1~is_ init not .ni i..~ui-f 'mi-rr r .resid
to try Dr. Pr:-rc¢‘! Gnlilrn \rr-.lieal Discovery,
and .after using lt i w1i~;;1u: , relieved. I huvl
aii rfiriii uni ir im. ,.rv<'.i iii, ii-._~.
“I linvr- fin» ffl' your medical books and think
it a griind work,”
Torpld Llver Cured.
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“I was a sufferer from for wid liver for over I
Cnr," w\'l!¢! BEYS. N0ft\ \\`illi~r, of \\‘l\tf\ifiCld
Tr..,.¢r c<.._ inn., 'ami f.-.oi.i not i=i.~.»p_ mf en(
mt \-ery little, nnri than ii woirld e.-rinse mc great
di~tres.s. I tried severrrl rliwiurs but go( no rf- I
Iii-I. Was advised hy n friend to write to Dr
Pierce, which I rlid, and in a few days I received
a ierrer advising me in lake his 'bullion Med-
ical Ili.~icover'y‘ and also his ‘Pleasant P lieth'
Alter I had taken only halts bottle I was greatly
irrrprnvcd, I only took three boiilcl of tht
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Tal loser of a purse containing a small
sum of money eau have same by applying
at this office.
Tnl postmaster of Summerside has an
enquiry for the address of Misa Janet Boll,
once a resident of this district.
L. B. HUNT, 'manager of the Crystal
Rink has very generously donated an
elegant silver trophy to be competed for
annually in Crystal Rink by the junior
hockey team of Prince County.
Heretofore the junior team have
been playful matches merely
for the honors of winning and
without any mark of Championships
to distinguish the victors. The Hunt
cup an the new trophy will he known,
will serve as a stimulus
to the game and something to
encourage the sport amongst the younger
hoekeyiste. The new trophy is on exhi-
bition ln Brace McKay 8c 0o’s store. It
will be Brat competed for on Friday even-
ing next when the Comets of St Eloanors
will play the Brittannlaa of Summerslde.
We believe hIINARD‘S LINIMENT is
the best-.
Matthias Foley, Oil City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Chas. Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S.
Rev. R. O. Armstrong, Mulgrave, N. S.
Pierre Landry, senr., Pcikemouche, N.
B.
Thomas Vi asson, Sheffield, N. B.
Popular strictly correct Ascot Ties, just
received at Moore Bc McLeod`s. 25d ll
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$3.50 and $4.00.
Sold only by
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INCUBATOR AND BROODER FOR SAI E
-Capacity roo chickens new, will be sold at a
5.iw¢r
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TO RENT-A large front room all modern
WANTKII -A girl for house work No wash
Street. 24 d 5 rwi ‘
HELP WANTED-MALE i
‘ Golden Medlrrri Diaiovery ' and two vials ofa:
‘l’cllcta' and, than s to Dr, Pierce and
wonderful medicine I um as will ns ever in ln
mt-, “mi mi uni rife is worn. iiving -ner »iE ‘
"Lust winter I took a severe cold which re-
sulted in pit-irriny, Tongue can not tell what
suffered. For two nights nnrl two day! I coul
not move without it nearly killed ine, I tol
Makers, with not less than two years practical
Dr. Joseph Coffin: left 'Jhrelday night on
F Hughes, Covohcad left Tuesday
John Anderson, Kensington, Secretary
of the Dahy Assbclatlorr came to the city
last hlghf.
Hope S. lugs, who has been visiting in
Y
John's, Nfild.
New Glasgow.
J, A. Stewart, Montague, left yesterday
on abuslnesn trip to Boston and other
American cities.
Senator Ferguson returned yesterday
Joseph Kennedy, manager of S. A. Mc-
Donald's store in Glace Bay, C. B. left
en return last evening alter a short vialt
by having a needle run into her hand, are
glad to loam that she is better and able
to be out again.
John Hessian arrived yesterday from
New Glasgow, N.S,. ona visit to his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Hessian of George-
town who lies critically ill at the City
Hospital. She is reported very low.
C.'J. Stewart, formerly manager of the
Sydney branch Merchants Bank of P.
E. Island, and_a native of Southport, P. E.
I., and now representing the Confeder-
ation Life Association, is visiting Sydney.
-Sydney Record.
A well attended meeting of the Liberals
vention Friday evening to nominate a
Liberal Candidate to contest the earning
I East~J J Davies, Patrick Ciarkin,
st James Barrett, James Dorsey,
James H Reddhi, Wm lirt-hint, [Alfred
enn y
J West-L Iiielly, A (1 Perrlcc, D .I Riley
James .\"ewart, 'l`hos Campbell
4 Central-Kennetlr liulayson, Brent
E F, Purdy.
4 West-Dr I" P Taylor, .l 'I` Crockett
5 East Ceuiro.l~D I. II opei, Geo
Llghtizer, John V\'heatley, John Wonna-
cott, S R Burke.
Plckard, Thos Picksrd, Ed Hallorsn,
L C Worthy.
5 West-W A \Veeks Jr., W F Tid
Gillis, W M Connolly Miller Matheson,
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|.|E|_p WAN1-Ep»pgMar_r~;_ Henry Duncan.  _
Royalty l‘Vest-John Enman, Geo H t~,>`_{-"
Simmons, Albert Douse, Daniel liurry,
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ing, good wages, Mrs. Latter, Richmond Frank Gaws'
After short speeches by Dr. James
Warburton, Councillor BC Prowse, Dr
Taylor and Benj. Rogers Sr. the meet-
OF PERSONAL INTEREST ._
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night for Vancouver, B.  5* ' Ertablirhed ldyg
rreewrmd ursmenroaierr yuumsy I    Wh00p|ng. (hugh. (group _
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return to Arthurefto N. B. ¥ "  .
afternoon on a visit to Summerside T ,
Thomas Kickham, Sourla was lu the `   Bronchltis’ cough’ ' V
Sgnieeterdw- He returned in the after- I »' _' ` Asthma' 
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cnssoteus is A soon To asri-irvirrics
Csarotlrra ln along established and standard remedy for tha dinalll indi°\f»¢\`|- YI
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cures beaule the air rendered strongly antiseptic in carried over tho dinaned mrheel J
of the bronchial tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. 
Those ofaoonoumptive tendency, or rudersrrl from chronic bronchitis, find lrnmadhto
relief from coughs or inflamed oondltloul of the throat. Descriptive booklet hue. 1
the city crossed yesterda on return to St. r.l:r-mlxa, »|||.lr,~r .r co- roar mm-e name sa., Ironman, runulnn agua
Antiseptic Tablets
Mannila Cordage,
Marline,
Linseed Oil, V
Turpentine,
Liquid Paint,
Copper Paint, ..
Weigh Beams,
Scales, Solder,
Galvanized Sheets,
Herring Twine,
M‘ss Bessie E. West and Miss Bertha Cresolene dissolved in the mouth are effective and safe for
A' Sfmndui “T9 5P¢UdiU8 the Week at coughs und irritation of tho throat.
lik I box. ALL DIXIIGGIBTI W4
via Picton hom Toronto where he has
been attending the wedding of his sou
Colin O.,
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in the city. _
The many f.\-lends of Miss Emma Essery,
Union, who suffered a painful accident
Trap Nails,
Box Nails,
Boat Nails,
Files,
Bar Copper,
Hatchets,
Cleavers,
Box Strapping,
Brushes,
Black Sheets.
*f|-15 MOST , DELEGATES CHOSEN. We have the goods in stock and our prices are the low-
 ci' ___ est. Prompt shipment.
of Charlottetown and Royalty was held y
last night to select delegates for the con- D V ,
._°‘  O by-election in Charlottetown on March Wholesale and Retaili
  reth. . .
jg; "'f'~,__ \ M . £ The following delegates were chosen: Everythlng In Hardware'
Charles F Davison, Bernard McKenna ‘ 3 ‘
and Capt Hugh McLean. '
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To ""~‘»-'..°__._2.:f=,.
.r_r -_;_7_ William Mun‘ay, George Coombs and  P
"'\`\- 1 _V  Peter Traiuor. _ S I
_ig "'*"~` 4 -~»-   2 Hier-Tnrrriey, Dfcmron aiiey,J
(Q77f’£I//Laid "mt" '-1., __  `BM¢Dima1fr,Jo..- sim.-,ir<.m, osom-don.
' r "*`~"»'r_:-;§"l 3 2 West-Samuel Nelson, Gro Offer, -
.ir-ei. Mt-iii., ons. Ben, senile.. c -yrs. , Spendmg Your 8005 1”0U€V fo' 5h°ddY-
EN ilhst-U C Browse, (Jen \V (.r.:.r.lincr, Try  
Pm” f”°°' "'5°'53°°° K. fd' _ _ _ ALL PURE WOOL
4 Em_F H Bw, S C ,f,,,,e_ _,os Q ‘Every piece has our guarantee or name on
 &  1iri.nar,w J emi-.»r, nrs`r.~w¢-. the ticset.
one... sif.¢r,op,._r».0..¢ nm. o.rmimm,R. M. .i..uts.rr, roi Cameron, Be Sure You Get The Genuine
 Geo. Foster, Itfichuel Egan, lid. Carson. ’    
5 Esswarinur (mint r.»»is rruecis, O H B ,di Ch 1 tt , ’
GUARIIIAN WANTS cn on di_, w.ro'R‘-ii»,Ei. . pe" “Se “‘ “g' am ':°w“'
,___*__ _ ,  __ ,,,f;’,,,,§‘_“ " '°‘  A. wrNriEr.nsco1T.Me.nagef.
big reduction for cash. Apply at this oaice. 5 West Central-Augustus Down, A' ~’”" " ~
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cmvenirnces, centrally located, Apnly to M- Philip BridgeB. i iv
G“"‘d'"’ Um* Nd 3' Royalty East-Arth ur Clarke, Malcolm L- E
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WANTED,-Ten sober, industrious Cheese i TUE 5‘T.l0\1l`D6d- ,,l \\ -_L   ‘lil ~f\‘» _`
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¢XP¢fl°“<`¢ 'U H f°°`°'Y~ *° “T” °h"B° °E To curcaheadache in ten minutes use Ti f T T
small factories making from i5 to 15 tons., Kumlon Headache Powdem_ ' YJ
State wages wanted and references Maritime
Shurly SL Diet-
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richs hand rip
panel and cross
out saws are the
coming' saws, all
sizes and kinds in
stock.
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rn huslmrul I ciurlil not endirre riiioilier night ol I | C Lid. S , N, B. We will -~---' t t (P 0| b _
-i-»~ ~ »~  -I f;.:.'<..::“.°;:;.  A Diese” We are slvllls lg’ 111
Wea caan. .-
g, :A r _ nn s ormy
that it wns nlmost foo bail for nriyonr to go six i
miles to town, but he went, nnrl got rr bottle of
Dr, Plercrni Extract ol' Smart-Weed which gavt
me instant relief, I can sriy that for all pains
that I have tried if fpr it hal work\d like ma ic.
We keep a bottle o the ‘Smurt- Vecd' in The
house al the time. I cannot thunk Dr. Piero!
enough for what he has done for me-N
Consti ation has almost countless mn
WANTF,D»-Several industrious' person in I  S  
enclistate io travel for house elfublilhed ele-
ven years and with a large capital, to cali upon
merchants and ngrnu for successful and pro-
6tab‘z line Permanent engagement. Week
Miss Josephine Smith dnierel to thank her
unmamul Dltronl for thai ral patronage el-
rendedta her during the put season, and
wishes to announce that her classes in
d cl will V dl veni OC!-.
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CMDO pulling up to the barn. Ile had lequenceg. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet! 'Y °"'l‘ °*""'Y °' 5" "d *ll '"'°‘""f¢ °’P°“' iz-t‘t'\|E;msmnilw;;i~l1'¥eHali. ogenyonn wishing M: ,
Hom, M, fm. as he Gould wllh his ,gum and cure consijgagjon and cure ju Conn* ins and hotel hills advanced In cash each week. ;;r;nge for evenings should write or ca I I
nn|_,,,,,,d the J-Gurney on f°aL_but mo hm. \y¢nqe5_ hey ghguld _always b. u5§ Experience not essential. . Mention reference ' H1881. s“!TH‘ 1_9
ith “Golden Medical Drs_cove " Will! V *"5 °“°l°" “H ‘dd'°“’°"-'“'°l°P‘~ N'“°‘"l- Charlottetown Box 41'/ 
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Our fur trade this season has been the largest in the history of this popular store, and in order to clear out the balance of our stock no reasonable offer will be refused
Special discounts off Ladies’ jackets, Rulis, Mufis, Caps, Gentlemen’s Fur Coats, Collars, Caps, Chi1dreu’s Furs and Sleigh Robes. Come in and look them over. It » will pay-
you to buy Now. OUR SLAUGHTER PRICES will continue during this week only and everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity of supplying their Dry Goods wants,
WE HAVE REMNANTS of all kinds, suitable for children's dresses, pinafores, ladies’ waists, skirt lengths, etc., just the thing for Spring sewing. In a few more days yourfoppor
trinity will be gone as our New Goods will be put on the shelves 'the first of March. ‘So coniequlckly, such' bargains are tempting.
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` THE STORE THA'l?...SA__VES _YOU MZONEY. _
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