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i T119 1:;casure of thif; type is usu- Q ally ily; i=.;1;l1f.~s less than the chest,-leg,

_.__ Ilflll fillfl Cflflt lilCfl,Slll‘@lll@l1tS be* P D inn' lonfrcr than normal.

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€l`he bbject of the “Sl€l_1Cl€1‘_"

2 1;ian`s " Fit-reform ” suit- 1s

to cause its wearer to look nidre robust and impressive, therefore the loose-iitt1ng

_ “Sacl<,” or “Double-breasted” four-button coat, with full soft

'rolling collar, should be worn.

l Soft-finished Scotch tweeds, or § Cheviots,`of moderately large _ pattern, are most advantageous

:to such a figure. _ _

Makers brand and price 1n coat breast

' pocket of every genuine Fit-Reform suit.

$1030, $i5.oo, $rS.oo,_$$2o.oo, $25-00

per suit. .

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The Pit-Reform Wardrobe

?rowse Bros., - ~ Proprietors. Sole Cha.rlci;tetcwn Controllers.

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ARG t LIGHT DIL”

Burn it in a lamp alongside of any oil you can obtain Be uuprejudiced in your _judgment and you will surely

wav only "Arc Light."

t The I1:n.1:>e”r1a1 O11 CO., Ltd

AMEHICANCLUTHINUSTURE

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Just received ourfallstock of clothes direct from England, and will

mike them into suits, such as you would not get in N. Y. City ford tswice the money. '

Remember w-e are makers of *high grade clothes, thoroughly shrunk. _

FRANK llacKENZIE '& Go.

Sum merslde. May 25 2=v&v3m

Msount Allison Acaemy

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.Commercial College,

€.A.CZ\7'I]'_|I.|'.E}. ME.

' ‘Theiitirst term ofthe 56 year of this well-known ed-_»e».r.ional. .insti

*kim will begin September lst, 1898.

Parents desiring to givctheir. sons a good En gligh education, or tc

- Ewen them for Business Life of Nlatriculation inw 'C01-=

Ms of A|"|_\s,_~M¢dici|1¢, or Dentistry should "avail themselves 'vétthis Homediohool for Boys. For Calendar apply to, _ _ t _

JAMES M PALMER M A

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I. \'f ;(l( ,Q_ H" I _ \ H‘,(l( O ’ \~T.`\$ 7\_f.f` (/~ l

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Ion-Ada.ms’¥l`otti Fnatti Gum see that you get it. Somedealers palm

_ imitations to obtain an exorbitant nrolit. Adams‘ `

5 I ll'lTl

% is made from pure Chicle Gum. and there is no

other chewing gum “just as good '° or half sogood. ALL OTHERS ARE IMITATIONS.

A variety of very handsome souvenirs

and prizes are sent free for the return of

f coupons from the 5c packages of' Adams Frutti Gum Sold by druggnsts, confecuongg-3

and grocers, or send 5c for sample pa¢k;g¢ md last ofpnzes to Adams do Sons Co., lr 65 13 Jarvis

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Work for Families

Et§Vd%NT thpolseuryikcfns of a numbeégf families

¢_ Bkyde SUCKIQ,

ks own as an interesting trip.

'employment for 15 days and entail

s'szcr~: Asn Pmncz co?c.00D TIMES “I °

llos. P. l\~l<'I\'i'rT:nid Mr.-‘ l\Ic\I/utt

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,>-:- 1 _ 1 _ . i ` ~ . ._ _ . - f H. 1-f . ls .id :-_“Th-ey had comcito the conclusion

. f p _. YL _e.t_\¢sterd.1} lnornlnfr or a 1 an. | .

l- li’3 SiCHL~~ 1 B13 ° jthc loss that would arcrue to the (trea-

, ,__._ E, ~__;_. Saul-2 of our _i oung men who went to 3 - '

Toronto ycstcftlny :re expected to re-

turn from what will then be technically

Mi~;=sns. John Richards, H.P. Strong,

W. l’. Rogers and Fred Parsons left yesterday morning for Toronto, where they will at'cnd the Exhibition.

Mn. S. L.T. Monnrsox, Teller_of the

Merchants Bank of Halifax,here, leaves this morning for a ten weeks hol’d~1y, most of which time he will spend at his old ho_n1e, in New Castle, N. B.

Mn. Criss. DALTON of Tignish took

away a pair of handsome black foxes yesterday morning by the Nothumbcr- land. He purpores exhibiting them at

during the Exhibitions. '

A MEETING of the temperance work-

ers ol the St. Eleanors polling division will be held next Tuesday evening- in the Public hall there at 1 30 p. m. to complete organization for the Plebiscite election. Prominent speakers 'will ad~ dress the meeting after which com- mittees will be appointed to superintend

Mn. Pacer CoMrTo1\‘,t=on of Mr Hubert Compton of St Eleanors, met with a painful accident yesterday. While worxing with the§variet_v moulder in the factory oi the Mechanics Mfg.. Co. in whose employ he has been for some time past, his hand came in con- tact witha cutter. One of his lingers was completely severed and two of the others are so badly injured that it is feared that amputation will be neces- °sarv. Drs. McPhail and McLellan dressed the injured hand.

ON behaif of the oyster dealers and

fisherman Mr. Joan H. Bell. M .P.P. telegraphed Sir Louis Davies that in as much as the dealers had made advances and all arrangements had been com- pleted to begin operationson 16th Sept. and as a change in the season would throw a large number otgpeopleeout of

great loss it would not' be advishble to

Flllnlimor Woodman Socks, as

t_-l- Maori” Mitts

E FURNl§H machine and mraerisl md: ¢¢n¢|-ug gg

send R it out no harm; li ¥uar':=¢i°l»'y°",L§l'|‘$b me mmfi i'a:¢°°7uii\»,'fdi°n°=i»m l"E'°""‘b" °' ’°°"°‘

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froin Mcntrt :tl. ! """_"`

Lewiston, Me., St. John and Halifax-,

the different phases of the work. _

work, and macnmo hummm :rd

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sur; would reach about two and a half million dollars.” -

Did he go on to suv ~This is a

nut for Mr. Fielding to crack ns Finance Minister to makeamends for the serious _loss to the treasury, quite possibly he may not be able to find any- thing to clap an/ import on to recoup the :treasury Possibly he may have to resort to direct taxation.” _ W ell, he didn’t say anything like that at all. He was just as ,chirrupy over_ his proposition as Mr Foster when he sliced 35 millions off sugar! He said this: "although we have figured it out that there will be this:direct lots to the revenue from the introduction of the preferential tariff we believe that the new impulse given to trade and com- merce by these|freer trade rela ions will fully recoup .the treasury f0r_the whole loss ! ”

Then, whltdors that mean? That

starts' us off in a new direction ot think- ing! I am not mfr.-ly drawing your attention to the fsct that 2§ millions lost from t»u~toms is not looked upon' as a. very serious matter by those who have to do with the collection of revenues. But what did Mr. Patterson mean when he said that the new impulse to trade would recoup the revenue? What did he mean? He meant that freer trade relations meant the purchasing of more goods ;the importation of more products, manufactured or otherwisei that in this land with our tariff really _we pay taxes on nearly everything we eat, wear and see. Th'at's what he meant and it is worth thinking about. .

Would there be a new impulse to

trade from Prohibition? Let us see. Forty millions ofldollars are paid out, every year in this country directly for drink. Now mark and examine the propositionl set out with. I am not' taking indirect figures at all. We are greatly indebted to the Rev.Joseph Mc- IJeod,of Fredericton, on _the Royal Com- mission, for the able statistics prepared with reference to the indirect aud direct cost of the trafic to this country, and he ligurod out that the drink trailio costs us, $189,000,000 !Just listen for amiuute That is more than we eat

It blistgred the horse but in wives and children, who need better 1{_3_g,_g_’,¢°_ ` °° ,

a mo-nh me was no fag- ?:.':'.°;~..:2;°°;‘::..°;: ‘§s:'~t2: 52:; v f-1-S ME-=v-ew M-S "-

bone and no lamcness. nling=. 1fs4`o.ooo,ouo was spent inf. .A "°P°'*°' -°‘”°“ °“ °"° R°': B-

_ _ '_ i Balkoy, rector So. Jolm'| (Episopnpg Bhd

DANIEL Muncnrsou E:§1?n;“§§dY:;;`sf°;mb=~S agdtgses cum-un. Bowmtnvniu enum. a t Tenn

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F081' F8.llS,N_..l"i_ __ _ wheat, potatoes. apples, oats. fish- himonthcgieaiilnclizu °li>r&o‘ t;ml= libuhd

rr-. -9i4o.'ooo.ooo wunanoes thwmeilue '11 cu¢;\?|»i»ga HN 3°!"

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have your for ::f.:;."::§‘..‘.‘;::;:§.'°t,';i'.‘:z.f‘:‘.:."‘.:f;i -nd Nm- ’

serving berries, fresh' every md*--yesr=a¢.d¢he~ worst ii? "mite .ni '““"°d "?' f"°' Y°°" *’°'°_

' P ' 'f +C] 1 ‘ . 1 I »e't:-in-which the busiue~a nnsnin 11 at -m°m`w°ume”'w“kn.'“‘;lfm"

._ __ PAL ay at . A. COMP_'l01§s_ F; _ ~ - _ \»'- tration, and not obtain rel ; A

Qxgoll °»38.W. £2' W 1111 A 1 I _ _ bright and everything looks spendld, low months ago it became only hoop- _ _g __ _ _ __ _- I r of . f _ ___ pp 89, al Varieties, Clleftpy p¢=op.e it-‘ol op imistic. Compare it parent thitoxtremo nervous prtltration

al. H A COMP'1'0N'- with a year in which there is °-blue md, °°f i“» 5! I 1°" *Nh HB5 I

` ' ruin.” cvs rybody sad. trade gone to tho "rg:$€aadTh!;:°in°f °‘“;i°‘“' “mi

GREAT rush for picnic sup-. ;1‘*’f§» °=“"=°‘ ae; 2"' bi"“» *fl* “dn” its md pmxongedmift in ‘ I u l . a times. ' at oyou suppose was ` , - p,=_l'°“_____Q"t H ff nf- A me difference P $12-000,000 in (xmas , :fsf‘i¢°°e1i'»i°:lr3i.°i°a$

- is the difference between the tigh es ; Pure Dr- Wl»rd‘l

S fhardrsnyeor we have had in timer fisxgdegllzg

_ years and ihe beet and most prosprnus . ` '

year in fifteen yrar_=,that is prettv clear, Egg; °hf";1g`°v§°"2;: :img

1sn‘t it ? Did'|. $l20l0 000 added to an mth cont",

" ` ° ' ' ~ - I. I _ _ pills, ` ° ueduadmlrhedbluo-

a p the trade of any ycar make it ag md imgmvgmeng My .ppgig gn

. , prospterolxi tftndh we prr- un ingoornslndil

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$333 of; ilrade. Con d I cpossiblgmgii l Fmhs’ ‘m mm. th” “"5 ""‘“

- ' ture anything that could be bright ggznmfif IT';”w°"d"

enough, need toll you about big ware- “ummm th” they ,in 5° fo, oumnfa houses bursting with bread~stu!is and um; may 1,", dan, for m,_"

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is going cn? Why the revenue, Mr. Patterson rays, will be enriched by the new impulse given by lessened tzuiE between two countries. and will not the revenue be increased by the addi- tion of S40,000.000 to our trade each year.

Vfhat has been done once can be done

again. -and history will repeat .tself under similar conditions. will it not ? I suppose the greatest and most Suc- cessful campaign for total abstinence was that inaugurated and carried on by Father Matthew in Ireland, where, in less than three years, one and a half millions of Irishmeu signed the pledge. 0 Do you know what happened to thej revenue ol Great Britain during these. years? Each year during the progress of that campaign the revenue upon spirits went down. In the third year of the movement thererwas a direct loss to the revenue of Great Britain from spirits alone of $2,000,000 compared with the year before ! So marked was the amount that the Chancellor of the Exchequer d-eo the attention of thc House ot Comm ons to the fact.

And in doing so he said I congratu-

late the house and the country up m the j diminution from the revenue on spirits t in Ireland, although a very large amgunt, becauseit repnsants u better physical and moral _condition of the people. And he continued “I congrat- ulate the house the more htatily' be- cause there has not been any loss to the revenue from Ireland, (cheers) for on very year the gross revenues of Ireland exceed by £80,000. $400,000 there- venues of four years' before. (Applause) exceed by £90,000 slag, the revenues 01 live years before. The people did not stop paying taxcs,the*money previously spent for whiskey was spent forother articles and the government and the _ treasury enriched at the same time, and the country was enriched as a _whole by. a sober population (Applause).

New we have other proofs, some

more modern. I will not take time to present them. What occurred in Ireland at that time.uuder.a tarid simi- lar to ours, we may reasonably expect( will repeat itself in this land. I believe l you will agree with me that the loss to the, revenue by Prohibition ol 84.000,- 0 000, if we grant so much. will be amply made up by the revenues that will como into the public till ‘ -hom the impulse given to trade” to use tho '

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I _ p exact ol our Controller lot Cos-_ (haul

make the proposedlchange in the fishing - G ma. d 1 d h_l0!DB. -- §’&iU81‘l0lI- I b°lf6Y0 YN, °°“»‘ season. |Yesterday Mr.Bell received the l:‘P0rnfo°d‘, wceotgglg, 3:1” sharierlimge Wil1lSl'°°'W1U1 me W” U19 UUWUUW f_°n°WinS '°l°¥‘3m in `1`9P]Y Whi°h don"t spend so much upon education’ and m°‘d° at 6"” by m° W" w°’nmt°d° “P93” tm' 15°" "" religiomcombined in this country, in- t . ' --»

` QUEBEC. Sept- 1Sf. 1898- cludin all the Ecclesiastical editices. - i ""'

T0 JOHN H- BELL. M~ P- P-, _ It is ar? enormous amount. But I am ' `

Summerside. not din into s eculative reasoning. » l T l _

Oyster season will remain for this Ian? gging topstaud by the 40

year as heretofore. fifteenth September. millions we pay odt in hard' cash for , n °

- [Sgd] L.,H. Davms. drink. Where will it go to if we have

Prohibition? Well, l suppose every

C. C- Rrcnnanns & Co, man who nu been in* zhensbit of

DEAF S1 Rs-I up ;1f‘:'...*~*rf:;.;'.le:°.5‘;..°.'::!,'.’;;.;‘°.':::i.<::.i; _»,,.

FAITH 111 S LINI- and lock it up and keep it out of ctr- ' MENT,,a3 las; year I Cured a oulation. Not all of youlhiuk so. You

' - . knowthe boys who spend itior drink N 'A “TWU

horse of Ring-bone, with live will 8 ,,ndi,e,.e d to ,,-

, y p ry ay r eomet in , - ~

b0tf»_l8S. ' ‘or other. Those very boys who bmi J°W'u°L"gh“n’ mn"

0’oloak Primo been

mgendy requires immediate and lm

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