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Printed, Striped and Plain, some -
Frilied, some Fringed, Some Plain
Frilled Muslins 200 per yard
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Fringed White Muslins 32e per yd.
Fringed Madras 481: “' "
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Sash Grenadines.
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ve ui mv suggestions in one
f-utiful line of _
f and Gipsy Rings,
ed Broaeles and Links
Lorneth Chains,
racelels
haiiis etc..`.ete.
ir Watches and Clocks' are
ecial value and are well wortl.
ipeczing before purchasing
iewhere.
ikuow what ‘io buv to pleosr l 
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" _  ' ` ' » Undoubtedly those buckle
J with patriotic designs, beauti
fully enarnelled in a. variety of
colors, are the newest' and
most popular line of goods on
_ the market.
They come, attached to a goo
quality of .silk \ ribbon n
assorted colors. '
N Tanton,
i he time for general clean
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1 Your c‘ock or watch    
ayneed clear1ngtoui|:|:|:|.=i=
Ire their keeping good time A E335/I I f\lC'=`|
et us have them and 8P¢¢1&1 Good work and low prices the cause.
.tention wtllbe grven so as Shipping. ciper __
iput them in good running  _'_
\Ve have a few of these
i beautiful belts still on hand.
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F. Hutcheson,
J EWELLER &c.
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   M_n.Wn.i.riiu C.u.Lnr.ck.Ceniral Bed  f - f  ' " ‘ " _
_ 1 _ _ ._ aqua. is in the City on his way -to Helier _ Q.  __  “__ .
f»ix_where he will t~pmd`a week on T.   1 
_ h  business. _ j. ._ if _ _
    c y _REV. G. M. CAriiPBnr.L acknowledges,
and  $;:£1\:tl:klElhe recegpt from Hthe Execu- '
e state o the on. H. J
Callbeck of it .bequest of $50 for the
  By RCDOI' tel' S 3.l1d C0l°l'eSD0ll°lr IDR. MANr»r~:i\~sps.‘--Do _ not 'forspt      
` P illrsdav evening A I 20th D
=. ~ r V ,-»_ dents EVeryWhere° ;Ar»dni's0u lei-.tures in Flfilrsi; Methodist ll . i` " ` ' 
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See also on page 5.) `
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lg f $51 ‘G ur('1`;"C-ess r°u° ’ “gs Mrs its Florence :ini Annie McCalder
- . c D Hunter River,
was in the city yesterday
Tun S'an1ey crossed to Picton yester-
day and will return this morning
A Mi~:s LUCY McNr;rr, Malp que, ar-'
rivediuthe city by yesterday after- M F .
‘i riocn‘s western train.
J. W. Srr.r.1Kuiz Wiltshire P. E. I.
Tai: S S. Princess sailed for Picton
Edw l\li.i_-on will shortly open a steam
lauiidry at Srimmerside, is in the
city.
Two Snmmersido business min
wart, and Leslie Wright of Mctiougan
& Wright, are in the city on their way
to Montreal on a business trip.
DR. \V.l-I. Pnrnick, Veterinary ln-
spector of Stock, and Mrs. Pethick.
came tothe city from the east yester-
day and 'returned to Bedeque by the
western train in the afternoon.
A Vrsrr ro Inu.-Who would not
like to m ke one--do the next best
thing. Dr.Anderson has been there,
he will tell you all about it Thursday
evening in the First Methodist church.
Admission lflc.
Tr-In Grand Division, S. (). T., will
fne.-_.t at Hunter- River tomorrow morn-
ing at_ 11 o`clock. Very important
fn:-.tters are lik»-ly to come up tor d s-
cussion. A lull attendance is specially
requested. _
MR. WILBERT DOC KENDORFF. SOD Of `
Benj. Dockendoid, E-q., N-_irth River.
who left heme about a ‘week ago for I
Boston, hassncceeded in'securin.'.,:" ein- ‘
ployment. He is in \Vest>_Nuwrr_~ii on a
l_ar.rc farm and is well pleased with r-is ,
‘p ace. _
0wrr\'G to tho iii-agreeable weather
and the-bid stare of the ro-ds, the mar-
ket was slnnlv attended yi»s:erda.y.
P:ic.%s jen an about the sime as last
q-.ro=_<d. 'l_‘._»i- e ve ='-, how*e\~er. a few
‘.vi’d  trrciit and sliel ducks on
the in;i_rl<e'.
l\lr:.l~‘1~;r:cr Waroiir ot r\I'i!<l.~n Mass.
arrived liytlii-. S. S. Princes; yes-
e'day. He accompriiiied rhe rr-_
iirains oi his siser, Misa Lo;-'
ie hfaj Wright, thc f.nnturic;nient
oi whose death app tered in the Sum-
uiersfdc column of yesterday. *
Carr ALFRED MAN_r.i;Y_. ruanager ot
the Mutual Rese.ve in New Brunswick.
has been made manager in Nova. Scotia-
and P. E Island, succeeding Mr. W. 1. r
Murray, who becomes Ontario manager t
manao-er in §t_hi-_la-pro\;jii"e.-St. John”
Telegslaph . ij'-_<'~_“‘;"‘§lf-'.2
THE S. S. Princess arrived in port
shortiy before eleven a. rn. yesterday. f
having left Picton at -5 3_0. Very -_liii"e
ice is reported in the Straits either inthe.
outward or inward p assage. Consider-
able diliiculty was experienced however
in docking owing to the lliw oi ice on
the southern side of the harbor. She
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ON and after Monday, April 24th, the
express train will depart from Char-
lottetown at 6.30 a. m. The accom-
modation trains will depart from Cape
Traverse at 6.40__a. m. and Summerside
(for Charlottetown) at 6.25 a. rn. The
through trains from Tiguish will de-
part from Snmmersifle at 10.45 a 111.
and arrive at Charlottetown at 1.50 p
m. (standard time.) On the pening
of navigation at Surnmerside a special
passenger train will depirt from Sum-
merside for Charlottetown on til? arri-
val of the steamer from Point du Chene.
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of your money unless we gif’
youafull dollu°’s worth tori
A person in purchnsinz anythin
_ should' %t the BEST HI
~ MUNEY AN BUY. _
We’rc All
After That
° Thet’s how we buy our lumber
‘ and we oifer it to you as we buy
it-the best procurable from the
ilegnutlhctiicuhetrdhmg we are -o
ore _
 _make the Shingle 3
5)?  _-Gedar Shingles are in
r=~iifv>i‘Zi%"isl’.l"**-‘l*P»'v‘~<‘° B” ‘"'*" as
1 I- _Af ir Géunollgig Wharf.
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<a<lrlrt~S_-, J. J. Chappelle: tending. i\/Irs;
Mr.~C. J. Milligeng willbe the new-'_
brought a larffe freight. '
poor of the First Methodist church
c , u J ct. A Visit to Italy.
Chair taken at p in ; admission 10,,
'Creek Lot 65. P. E I.
_Wi-bber. whois still quite ill, although
improving:
R rzitiur STANi-‘rntn representing
in the City _yesterday on a business trip.
Mr b anheld re orts ' s `
firm s ~u- shrinkaolc underwear” is
wid Hi <V-'ry provim-e in Canada and
home on Hathorre street, yesterday, as
She wus 56 years of vga, and leaves at
few weeks. ago, met the members of
the Le.-islature yesterday re the ap-
pointing of a dairy instructor. It is
understood that a bill will be pyepired .
and presented to the house providing
for the establishment of a central station
with a cheese boa'd and later the ap-
pointment of an instructor. The bill
will be in keeping with that in the
Upper Provinces and Manitoba with a
few charges to suit the different cir-
cumstances here. _ I
C.\RNivAr. or N.iTroNs.-Miss H. Mc-
with Prof. MacQu'irrle of ‘ Halifax!
to put on a ‘-Carnival of Nations" at thel
Opera House next month. This enter-
tainment will equal if not surpass any
show even given hers-. Prof. McQuarrie
is a member of the Western Assocaiion
of dancing in-ister for United States and
Cariada_ and is well known for his
danffing and for his 'speridid entertain- ‘I
ment. llli s McDonald may well con-§
_-;r»=tiil-~f r--»r-“lt on -having so° brilliant
=~~'. -=t r. .o_o \~ t-losing to her successful
s _-'_ s..n’S work. ‘
A Vi-31:1' _erjojrnble time was spcntby A
the Sons of 'fempiérarice last evening. 3
the occasion beirig iiffaternal visit from
Ve <»ri1i Division No. 4. zo Ptxnc-e Ed-
fw til Division- No. 1. in their Ili'vi:ii0u_
room iii \Vii__1_"_.L`s Hall. At 8 30 ther
visiio  w-‘re iutroduc id zo the W. P. _I
wilt- -.~:elc.i:n__-l aiieni in :i i-ew /well
ci-:fist ri \vi~1~u's ;tf.t-r vvhicir the following
p._'¢g.an1 ro was c:-\.i1iet`l out lay the
-;_rit~mht<1's of Victoria Ilivisioii: tlpeziing
'_~`.c;'_';i:: ; 1‘fC`»'irziio1:. Mies l1o»lgsou.jSolo
and chcrus,I\i¥sr Sffiir anal Miss Thorne;
i'e¢~ilation, AL \V. Titnlon; reading, G.
G. Jury_; addrtss, Henry Rackham;
r'eadi.f»g.iJ. L. Gcdkin; address, _ I),
ilowie t ; solo, VVL Davey. The pleasure
ot the evening was inhanced greatly ‘
by the pic-Serge of the G. W. Patriarri:
Rev. W. J. Kirby and P. G. W. Pa'i'i-it
ar--hs Arthur Simpson and John P.
Tanton. The closing hour came
all too quickly, and the l
meeting closdu fer-ling -~How gord and
plefrsairt it is for nrcthren to dwell to- _
gether in unity. ” Such meetings do-`
much to stregthen the fratorir-il feeling
already existing between the members-
of ‘hc d:l`f»_<ren*_ clvisions. The return
visit will probably he given in the neav
future. l
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Headache  
Is often a warning that the liver is
torpid or inactive. More serious 
troubles may follow. For a prompt, '. ,l
efficient cure of Headache and all i
liver troubles, take '_
Hood’s Pills _
While they rouse the liver, restore 
full, regular action of the bowels, _
they do not gripe or pain. do not
irritate or intlame the internal organs,
but have a positive tonic edict. 25c.
 :.1
at all druggists or by mail o  A
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. _-A;
,JUST
l Mr' D’*"V0l Buchfimn formerly of Long
husband and five children. Mrs. ll
I
Johnson, was well known in this city. A    7   I
__ ‘ '  ' _ _ r Tnscommitteea io' t d tth A -il *_ \ ; _ »
Messrs Wm' Piewart of b‘""'1”’r & Pie' riculfural meeting ikiip Criiaerloalstetoeivn galL°"'d Mmm E“t°"5 ° P"°f¢5t A8335” f||¢_F_“'5t'°f~3 s¢fi"‘9f
._ the Gnd-Tnnkiealy.
Donald has completed ariangementsf
ability as a teacher of gymnastics and“-
lun-r 'rg _ _ _'_ ___-
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nw '1‘rui~f_» Knii~i¢.g Miiisf co., arrived 9V9|° imI|0l'_t6|| t0 3|l8l‘|0'|i`|§0‘l6Wll-I. _ lialillf'
y“iSte:tl:~iv at 2 p. in. and will lr-ave on the 'demand for it is continually on the ' ' 3 ' A
return at daylight this morning. iricrease. _ _'g 
l ' 'f _ -
HALF ui the money derived from the' THE Salem Evening News of the 11th A . 3.
Pt`\>I>0l1l1»1f1l1:I Bee and Eiiteriaintneirt _ iust says: Elizabeth Taggert Johnson. ll I I _ 1
aces tothe New l’.E. Island rlospi- wife ot Jrfhzi J. Johnson died at herl ' A ‘
Practice. ~
At the Horse show' held in Toronto,
on April 1-tru, Lord _Miiito in replying
to the address presented to himsaid :-
“1 have one more word oi advice to
,,_
the British and other markets. Parson-
ally, I do not objfct to docking. Very
often it improves the appearance of
horses which are intended for sporting
or hunting. From a breeder’s or the
first selle1’s point of view, however, ii
is entirely wrong. It~closes two mar
keis to him, namely, the military. bt-
cause horses that have been docked wi‘l
not be bought for chargers, and _the
carriage horse market. Persons do not
care to buy docked horses for 'smart
carriage purposes. To .the Hrst sellers
or breeders it is, therefore, a mistake to
dock horses. li the purchasers choose
to dock them, well and good. __ _ `
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BRITAIN AND CHINA. "
Battle Between British ard Chinese--The
- Latter Rouied.
New YORK. April 18.---A despatch
to the Herald from Hong Kong says:
Thousands of Chinese advanced toward
the British camp at Taipohn _Monday
and fired several rounds of artillery' at
an ineffective range.
Maj 'ir-General Gascoigne,whose force
in less than 300, ordered his Asiatic art-
tillery to engage the enemy, who oc-
cupied the surrounding hills, with
shrapoel,-drove the Chinese out, and
the Indian infantry advanced, the
Chinese retiring several miles, burning
villages. I '
Chinese losses are unknown as they
are; carrying 'away their dead and
wounded. '1`he British had no loss. It
is proposed to advance the British.
With the exception of his staff General
Gascoigne in utilizing only Indian
troops. Hong Kong is guarded by
volunteers and Welsh fusiliers. '
. THE LUCKY BRDTHER
Weds\ the Daughter of- ii Multi-Millionaire
Linoleum Maker.
LONDON. April 17.-There was a
fashionable marriage in London on
Tuesday, when Lord Peel`s .eldest son
was married to the Hon. Eleanor Wil-
liamson, daughtpr oi Lord Ashton.
whose fortune was made in linolenm.
He gives his daughter.a splendid al-
lowance, a record tor this side of the
Atlantic, of $150,000 yearly. More-
over, his two daughters inherit all his,
wealth. It is' a curious fact that Lady
Eleanor was formerly ‘engaged 
“Bobby” Peel. The bridegroom is
former Speaker Peel’s eldest son and
acted as the Daily 'Ielegraph’s corres-
pondent in the Turko-Greek war.
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FUR BUSlNESS_ EAR.
Our made to order Suits make any ready made imitation seem ridiculousl
by comparison; To be sure, counterfeitis pass for genuine coin and bra-as for
gold-an a distance, because both are yellow but the diferencc  out; broil
isn’t gold and ready made isu’t Tailor made. The _two are easily dlstlngllllll-
ed, one is cheap the other isn’t cheap-, one fits the other doesu t fit; we .fit
perfectly and invariably. Our large stock of Suitings gives every customer I-I1
ample field of choice in materials. Vi°l1l18S Ch6V10°3» B|'0@d_' Cl°th°» $9831
Woretieds,Scot.ch and Irish tweeds, West of England Tronperings and 
tzweeds. A A
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Canadian breeders. They make a great _
mistake in dockinv horses intenfled for
louly I4' feet F flu  in
_l engine, according to the
\o{'Mr. F. M. M_oi'§u,'ihs
l draw 60 or even '65 loaded
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*_ service at once. is intended ‘ for
*passauger service on the-‘Western
ion.
l for
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  ' y' Wd Master Willie McCalder,'   o _ _ _ i 3 :_ § _ _ _ =f
l\f1r.GFo. M Lao _ ° l“f‘V@_ lo dtly tor _Montana WBDY0 N195’ ' U  A ' ' A
will ri future reside with their uncle.  ” ' ` ‘
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MR. HAiutt' _Mouirrst-N, ldlectricalllm-m-ij \~I¢:iii:rdIii§t'A frii)iinDIé(t}1}riiEiii‘<i'¥did‘; I A A
Engineer. Surnmcrsitle, was in/the cit I _ ` ' ' ' . ‘ 'I L 4 ` . i" 
¥_\_e_;"erday_ y Wl19»0 they had teen with _Mrs Geo. L. t _ _  ~_ p_;;_
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_'ce_ofi.~ileretil at the (}t‘.i.ritl Union Hotel St. ’ ` _ -'F' ` °u5lU9~3 20nd _ '
Jain, on mg 16 h_ ' \ :fnd `.=:i_eS ixceedingly satisfactory. The  shoe values are the best' ` .
illi. . , ' , _ _I ‘ ` . . ' '  ____
i ‘I V D I __ M the result of accidental poisoning, by Grand" _st|'°BBt¢ ~ »
*’ R' ‘MN °“’°N~ W ‘O “M1 T' raking powdered arsenic by uiisiake. f
N o. f 986
Trunk iwhictf
ot the Grand
Poiiit,=St

future' engine
service. _ A -
The engine, is known as
seuger engine, and is
ever eo-nstructcdo by :he
ohers are node;-_
will be all built in the same-
local labour. _ _
The 'engine is a splendid
mechanical coistruotioh.
near as cairbe described
of the lilnglisiilocomorivs,
squat:y_smokestack.. large
ing wtieela, and
It'is 64 feet 9 inches _.in
piss under _thc hridges,_
ordinary engine is `onl`y__55 __
The driving ' wheels" are _£2
diim_etei=._ with a steam
cylin_der`s of 200 pounds
inch. '
In Weight the locomotive is ea
tipping the scales at 24.990 .lbs
when loads!  it will ‘weigh '
pounds. _Added zo tim. rs the
of the tender, some 112-U00.
while locornozivc and te_u~.t'_er.,_wnen
cd, will woivti as fmucn as
rs __ _r
pounds; The ordinary engine will
the most haul 50jcoact;es~," 'but'th»s -
The angina, which will b¢_pt_it»
t nmnrcan `s6Il§!4(7ll"
Positive care tor Altima.
it has toni: been recognised
scientists .throughout
has supplied all creation lomo
in the vegetable or inmeltl khiitbm
with all for-ms of ailment; qui”
but lt was not untllthe discovery by
ley of the wonderful Kola plant
Congo River ln Afrlel thot llthml
periiiimtnfiy eunbie. in fm, is win
until the investigations mode
some _rears
found curnble ; that
the extract of with
tolzlc extracts
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For .Q»1¢G. E. Hughes »
was a recent recruit to journalism. He,
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