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_-_.. ... -.-

i I

_ _ ___ . -. .._»,..~. -~.-ef->-;.~'~ff»e‘;1ir¢e3ifwv~

i -»'~“s"w:~. fer " ~‘*\?~‘-'.~_~‘7‘. ‘K3 1 ~ »=- ~ ~ ~ -‘ ;*~ ._ ,_

; r.;»¢ _- “‘_ .. ' _

|"|'FF IATKBT NIUE

319 19!!

_ _r_i-rs.ci»issi.o'r'rsrowN ouaanianst C h _ '-ff " ' S _-

”" 'rH_uRsnAv. Aucusr _... .gn

The Right -

Rudyard Kipling has written that_may lapse fromi moral or political

"all

ll agree that they ought to be where' the

. they

. in the right way.

` To properly coin- ' p o u nd prescriptions these days an adequate stock of drugs is requir- ed and knowledge of how to use them is also

necessary.

Now reniedies are

rntiltiplyiiig and :ill ;if’- vnnceiu this <lir.-:ctioii creates new prohleuis

for the pharinacist.

VVe have :ill the

~ a

drugs and iiieoiciiics for wliicli there is .'-:ny demand in this locality. A n y _ prescriptions brought here are coni- poundcd hy :i gmiluzite plizirinzicist in a iiiost scientific manner and at the most rcasoiitilile prices.

J. G. _Iamieson on _t'oc.ls'r _

_ _

-‘ “‘“" " v niilli

| .li:iii

F h ilnii,

_ t e iwiiits iiiiiie:-;:it|<\ii. No public mnn iii'

‘ Bride

rnrllly f‘l'|'5UIlS \\'f\IlIl|I_L: il

Wedding Gift

and not kiimring iust \\-hail to buy, we ask llir: favor ti-` ni. `

- government of their own choosing. I

' Such

_ in Canada. Hur people are of white! e

race

country nnrl to the Sovereign and thel er

_ ' flag

_ if there are any who ure more so up-

uf)

if prosperous, contented and happy are no _ the Caiunlian people. But a strange I : thing has happened to them, Su _ Just now there is nn election cam-_ob ___ ‘iinign in progress and probably tivgithi

_' liunllred political meetings are being __

held

_ Atlantic and Pncliic coasts. And judg-E [O

ing by the published reports it would ti

Sl‘t‘lll

" tical

_ iitiiin iiiuiiy

__-:pi-alters linve ilcvotcil consiilerablii

_titti- :intl

'l`lic:ri- will be altogetlier many being_

tlioiisantls of nieetiugs held diirin l . the r

IS this ziuni-ratioii babble to 0

llll`u ¢-iid

lor

llii-

uni

Vain

_ l.\\\'

Ifyon h.ippcri to iw' one -\l` ini- “'m":"‘

'l`li<-

l`1\l‘]gi their

THERE IS TOO MUCH ANNEXATION TALK. .

*__*

white men are 10y,-,1_~- we can virtue, may lie and misappropriata

public money for his own or the

_ _ |party’s benefit and it will be forgiven “ve "ml" ““ °“"g“”°"°“ ‘"’° i. in, ii he is a iony good ieiiow, but

_ ____ _ over ment ___ __ __ _let him be suspected of disloyalty to

B ° 0 g D e 5 ° tb ting of his country and be is at

ce beyond the popular pardon. Bet-

to have worn penitentiary stripes

_ _ than to be thus tainted with disloy-'

under winch they live' we doubt alty. And yet a thousand orators

and demagogues in Canada are talk-

me tenaqueous glow' L°y“i» ing about annexation-about it but

t in favor of lt.

s not this undignitled, unnecessary, ly and puerile7 It is a craze, an session. What must our neighbors nk of _us? A thousand orators in thousand halls making night hide- s as they saw the air and bellow rth their dread and fear of annexa- i. I it n t eally to idiculoiis?

"ml ‘il “UHVIY UH Of these l10li'i0lmcour;e it (fs hll for piirlty, but no immtings Um ql'°min" or ““"ex`i mnn for party's sake has any righ-t to is bel"-K d‘S""_‘“s"‘l~ in each Offinsinuate ii shameful slander against of H"°°=° '"€"L'"i`7"` t“"‘ ‘"' "“"`° the integrity of the Canadian people,

stock] And they are loyal tolfn

on every week night between our ou

_ *»,or to spread a vile suspicion of the

nlinu _ti_i_ t_lii_s_ rather w'ear1s0izie_fu'_m.e gene,-ation of Canadians begore iuisuiiny su>_icct_ _they rise to meet us on the shores of

_ IZ And that is what it amounts to.

einniiiiin: weeks of the ciintiiuiun- No power on earth can change the flap i' ‘ I ' ll 0" of this country except by greatly su- llf-'ll HU these ilntliwinizs to theiperior armed force, and that at s ' wi‘“L ’“’l"“" “'l‘1\'~ (illillllfbcost which to use Kruger’s words ii "T H"“r»"t Wil." |li*\`f‘ I0 “HY Olliiroiild stagger liiitminity, unless by ""‘l’-l""- Tl"-V i"“| 'll"l" lik HIT' the will of the Cniimlian people thcn\~ liiiindiiiii \-.»ti~r.=. They kno\\';sel\'cs. The silly maudlin cry tliatii "U5 “l‘U“t ""\|li\‘l’\ “Y me (`i\l1H".\vc get a few more cents for our oatr lit'o|il0_ lint wi' ut least. kn0w',m.] p0¢_,,'_oeH we shall f_\|rn_ traiiL0l‘F ll" “`l‘ll" lllllll l‘f'ifl\"‘ i0 "flI1H‘la|to the flag of the Empire is a taint

_ upon the atmosphere wherein it-is ut-

;\<l;i seckiiu: tlir rotcs of his fel- tg.-ed_ Anil it ig high time for poll eiti.:t'iis irinild :lure to advocate ticinns wlio would be thought sanr .tion if he \\-iuitcd it. land sensible to cut it out. There ip t';in;iili:ul iicolllc ill" Fclllly tlfseriolis husiiicss to do and all should

\"‘ 'Illini' faults :ind tailings in:set about it in ii sane and sensible lui!-lic men. A representn.ti\'c fashion. ‘

III

spectiou of our large a iii \v.~ll assorted stork of

Silverware and Cut Glass

ll. Taylor

Jeweler

i in \'. this send

|` _==

U i

|006 Tons. 7 I A

Iiard Qual

to arrive about the ist Sept, Schr. "Unity" with cargo I_ackawanna Coal and “K oth

Wt" i

tli.'i_t_ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ ____t_______ ________ 8 ________ _md _______,o__ n___e_| cep it c user ani loc ed. The gate; ,__ of th, ,mn,i_.L_d ,_ __ _ _ _ [are ours to open or to close." That

say with Scranton Coal in Egg, Stove :uid Chestnut sizes.

Now is the time to buy,

while the price is low. `

° . _salfi l»v`lir`ii;_fi;~i.fi=_ 1.1¢ ' -" °' ' port, and to carry the products of

A. & t____`_`_"“l' ' ' that industry to those markets in

Tli

lilstl

:imrke iv iile the otliers were lined I5: . M i V U cents

,mr o r s th

. » o ong cs r

_ not llii- ten forms be nt a great nd-' _

- - l k th f' .

\'niit;iiri~, <_\\'er the ninety fiirnis? A d nc on e dr gmc of the gate ha

_____ ____ __n____ _________ __ _ ___ _ 'Either one of these locks held the gntf

idinit that they iruuld, and also' V I I i th(

not iiiir in our application of Kip-

_|,__x._q H,,e_ nfl-he _lates are mine ,_ _ __ _ ‘ 846 till 1854 reciprocity was thc

___&___& 0 .bo 10"" “go as 1836 f-l_‘e_ Leglslw 'orcmost questiqr. .mm in the emi

nr.~rNv.ss cssuor ui; clnzsn “F” °f UDP" Uenede P°t1l‘0"°d thf

I. rd El ‘ h' if `

bvlwytlliimlir::iti¢»ns..iciheycfinrmt rsiicli i Imperial Government for reciprocity 0 gm 'mise negotiated the ln- rliwei-ivifi iiortion of the enr. 'l‘lw '_ 'e .

- i _ _ Reciprocity 'l'i-eat of 1854.

__ _ pull' one }\'nY_to cure deiifnoss. and thxali. is with the United States in timber y

, _ . _

W _ _ . _ , _ ~_ _ri-siift. unit unli-ss the inflniuinatiun can i '»~ - is nfiriii:il_ criiiilitioii hearing will he lestroverl ir»rr~\ r n

f d 1. a.iiyv\IiIl§i‘i;@o,9° H“_"f|fHd__f_lo|liii_s i._,.;|h0F of °“r hands to the l"d"3"Y of ping, when the workmen had such

. . ' ci sv ii miss i‘_1ius»: 'c . ` ` i

or e “eff from the Vesgel- ~_h:.i .~=_-...un ii.-_i:ur»».l by l1.ilI's5 tiiutiirdrii our Gnome’ to e_mpl°y the cheapest itcndy employment, when the farmers

t.uri-_sepfi_;<.£__-_i_-_5:_:_lp§s____f%_3 ___________ O .and most convenient means of trans. .md as gnod I, mm.ket_ as between

[854 and 1866." -

M.-\lilif<,"l`.\‘ AND tlA'[`l‘IS. _lo|ien; the mites iirc mine to close."

_ __,\_________ ___ _Q _ _ __ It says Czinndn can neither open ' " _ r . ~ - _ _ _ _ ' one U 0"' ' ,nor close the United States gate." n,tmn§ "hmm and "'ul`p"s‘°S “ case, Hut this is just what (Taiiarla, under` lllfli out of .. hundred iarmsiiear . _

.rarc circumstances, is now about t.

city only ten were nllowctl to , . their prodiicts free into tlol dn' Phe t’"`m gilt” “'39 Imdlocked OV _ __ ' ` 'I .both sides Uncle Snm's lock was 0

l ` . ' ' k .

____ ____t___ 25 ____ ___________cs _“___ $4. one site, (nnqda s loc 'on the other

‘N S’-“num fast By the ucti n f (‘

“ .been reiiiovcd Canada has now

» full iiwer to i »

the ;.ri';iii2i:iueiit_ woiild be nn un-_I li 01 en the gate (H tr

ops a aug

The _Story of Sutferers from Bron-

chitis, _ Asthma and Catarrh Proves the Value of Catarrh OZOD€.

A cough may be Catarrhal with a

df? tickling in the throat, it maybe accompanied by partial stoppage of the nostrils and shortage of breath. Often there is a gagging in the throat, and every cough tears and hurts.

Coughs have a hundred different

causes. your’s may be due to any ot the followlng:- Asihma Inflsmeil Throat Eno ure Bnmchitis Enlirjad Tonsill Pneumonia _ Inflammation C oup

Stomxcn Disord»rs Pleurisy

The one remedy upon which physi-

cians are relying today is Cntarrho- zone. It removes the cause of the cough, doesn't smother lt. Catarrho- zone is a soothing, healing, "direct cure" and cures the conditions that cause'the cough.

Catsrrbozone is infinitely superior

to cough medicines, tablets, sprays and emulsions, which for the most part are of no practical value except to ease the cough for the time being. Often liquid cough remedies contain opium, morphine and cocaine. With Catarrhozons you take no _drugs- you employ Nature's way-Just. in- hale Catarrhozone's soothing. l128liI\f2.\ vapor and relief and cure follow promptly.

1t’s simply wonderful to think how piicklyabad throat or ratarrh can ‘ie cured with Catafrrhozone. its ricli balsamic vapor is carried alone: with the breath to the innermost recesses if the lungs, brnnchfal tubes and best, making it impossible for the :erm of any disease to live. Thus .nrrncss in the chest is nt once lille- .'iutnd~[ihleum is loosened and eject- :ii from the throat, old standing :oughs are rs-movrd. REMEMBER THIS, you breathe tatarrhozone and it will cure any .Vinter ill. Large size, gziarantfozi, msgs .$1_0ri, and lasts two months; .mailer sizes, 25c. and 50c. Beware if imitations and insist on “GA- the Caturrhozone ` C0., KlDgBt0T\»

Ont. .

shows the beginning of the reciproci- ty movement, seventy-r`i\'e yc1\l‘B Bi:0~ It shows also then as now cheap trniisportation and reciprocity were regarded as inseparable booiis. lt tits the situation in Prince Edward Is- liind today. But Upper tfaiiaila did not get the lcsired reciprocity, and the result vas ii considerable movement toward iolitical union with the United States ii order to obtain access to the _:rowing market of that country.‘ .ord Elgin, then Go_\'ei'nor General, 'egnrded the movement with a1n.ru`i, :ndin more than one despatch he

farms and fisheries. l

_ '“£“° "‘2"‘ T0 THE ELECTURS 0F

l_ _

Having

ing to the persistent obstruction of

viitives leaders adhered to it. They is

ciprocity. The Conservatives leaders ye

icy and their principles when the,p|-

Qiieen's arc still true to their Drip- cn

the

bidding of an interested groupipo

of `tl t b d

and which is entirely dependent un its

If the agreement for reciprocity

should be found i_o lie unsatisfactory it can be repealed by parliament at iiny_ time. It will give free access to

natural products. No market that we 8-2

. : » ‘ k aw . We are

Gentlemen gvcidveninhgahendiidglirfgl to thi; mnrlots Perfect health-

been nominated by a large we already have, Surely U10 IHOW

convention of the Liberal party to markets the better for people who

contest this county in the interests have produce to sell.

of the present Dominion Govern- Owing to the very high tariff on

ment, we respectfully solicit your our

support at the forthcoming elections. States, our trade in many of our It will not be possible for us to per- most important articles of exp0F¢.

sonally see more than a small per is

centage of the electors, but will Consequently there is an adverse bal-

mect them at meetings throughout gnc 'the Constituency. dim

I’arlia_ment has been dissolved ow- er-men the chance to compete on e-

the Opposition and the Government iind our trade will increase by leaps have appealed to the country. and bounds, the great prosperity

The one great issue before the elec- which is now enjoyed under Liberal

torate is that of Reciprocity with rule will he increased and a new era the United States. This has been the of policy of both Liberals and Conner-~ Efforts are being made by the Con- Vaf-ihlls f0l` OVC? f0\‘¥-Y YUWB. and up scrvatives leaders and politicians .to I0 the 01059 Of mst Year the C0u-|cr- divert attention from this one great

had considered the question for for- to )_ _ ty years and proclaimed their belief tion parade their loyalty, and enter that it would be in the interests of into an unholy alliance with Mr. Canada but When what bOth Bourassa and the disloynl element in parties had so long sought in vain Quebg¢_ They seek to -evade the one WHS Obtained by the Liberal Govern- great question and to befog the clcc- ment the Conservatives party at the torata with very secondary and com- dictation of great money interests in parutively trivial matters. We ap~ Manitoba and Toronto, abandoned Dwi to you for support on the creat the policy which their former great question the great policy, of recipro- lenders Sir John MI>D0I\Hlf|. Sir city and of the building up of the John Thompson, Sir Leonard Tilley". tradcnnd commerce, the policy and others had consistently adVocnt.~ whim. will increase the prozrperity of cd. Even up to last autumn Hon. farmers and fishermen, which will Geo. E. Foster, the financial iiutlior- bfi. ity of the Conserviitivcs party, de- man, work to thc mcchnnic, increas- clarcd his approval of reciprocity in ed ntl-l»lll`¥1l DI'0dllCf5~ vastly larger business for our vessel- Thil* flllCB€l0n has liccii UIFOBIIBU owners and for thc handlers of our

out by you as well as by political pm lcallers f0l' m!\l1Y Y¢“"5 “nd “lm05I' As proved by the Prowsc election to a 'man the public. iFl`9FD€CtiV@ Of trial to which so many of you were party, have been in favor of this re- ¢iragg.'-ri in by tho (!oni~iervatives two

and politicians have turned theirf_m,,. was ,L very pure one. We' ask COINS. Hlld lliiV8 11l'l£lYld0l'l9d lillcll' DOI' you to join with us iii making tho

goal of reciprocity is in Sight- fidcnt of our election and do not dc-

We believe that the electors of sir

. r _ . in -~

ciples and that they will not now, all mate expenses but refuse to he res-

Clllll H if* S. li Hn 0" fl ll0liCY| liquors or other illegal or undcsir-|

which their matured thought has nhl

long told them would be of immense :-tqlmiting your support ou thc 2l`

benefit tothe Dominion in general,’§-;..pi:p.nhei~, we have, _

Pllf'l5iC\1i'1l`lY *-0 this Pl”0Vl"°¢ Gentlemen, the honor to be,

_ Your obedient scrvniits, th

the llnitcd States mur`kct for all our (lhni~lot_t.etr\\vii, Lllst Aug l'l1l

products going into the United

limited and almost prohibit-ed.

e against us Take away th0B0 'es and give our farmers and fish-

l terms in the American market,

progress will be initiated.

sue on which they forced an appeal the countr~ Thcv talk of annexa-

ig employment to the laborer

business tothe merchant, and

ili|ce_

ara ago, the Inst Dominion elec-

scut one equally so, we feel con-

ruption Wo will meet all lc iti

nsible for or to pay any bill for

c to win by means of whisky orl

""'” iriiiiiiiiis-- ' `

1-uuiuiioii

l QUEEN’S COUNl`Y "°'t.i::";:.'.:_._""~

o|.iissiNi: MEM

It keeps their zuiiuials in

HORSES are able to do iiiore

\'l/Ork --it gives the... a perfect digestion, a healthy appeme

blbifriery gms”

COWS give more and riclicir

milk-itis fed to the Record Breakers SHEEP are free from _HUSK

and .HOUSE-it makes- theni healthy. PIG-S are ready for market three weeks earlier.

GOVERNMENT l"00D

.MADE IN ENGLAND.

Sold by Auld Brothers,

' Charlottetown, P. 15.1.

.-22dimo

F OR SALE

The subscriber offers fo' snlg

about ro acres of land to tie North of and adjoiiiiiig Inkeriuan /\\'cuiie_ This properly has it very fine silt- for a house with grove of tice. :mil beautiful view. and hasa riyh if. way for its whole lcugtli down the aveuue and lane at hack. Price $200 per acre with terms

EDWARD BAYFlI~ILl).

‘Vi 2

. - 4dttsi\v _

NEW ADVEli'rIsEMl<:N'l‘s,

-‘_

Farm and. Stock

I" or Sale

The undersigned will sell at

c purposes. public auction :it Appiii Rondon

"I`iIUl{SDAY,SIiPT 7tli, init at one o'clock sharp eir farm ou Appin Road lately

A B WAMMRTON owned by Arcliilinld I)z1rrach,cou-

sisting of fifty acres of land ina

` I.. E. PRUWSE. hlgli state of cultiva,tion also horses,

cattle, wagoiis, plows, liarrows and

9t_t___d__',w_ ' ` ' other farmingiinpliinents. Terms

Govifnmentl tix “WH Camuia fmtmiout. Also that in the use of thc telo. ‘suc a en aim ." e i i. f

y “ M on 0 | graph our people are liiot yet allowed

_,_ “ms _md M50 __ _, irged the British Government to do deem-ilie the advantages that had nc-|

is eimctl tl `

. . . - Of the advantages of that treaty i

wheat and Hour. On the ground that ~ H

. . ~ . _‘ir Louis Davies has left on record Sh

.iw .-1 fn-E.: ' i>_,"ti ' i ‘_ _ _ _ _

'\i"i.f»_i.'li`i.z.~f'ii.'iiiii-. iiifia.ii:~i'°ih$ii"h;ii'e‘h ___ is mtlge m. the Mat" was “many this testlmcnyr "Suite the Maritime in Bm, mice List 3-.Sdn ' lily.; ;'1ni;`,,°,,'l?,‘Lw,ll2£’§_f"§_§,n§’;L""§‘u‘_§ D f`;_)_F_‘_`__ _im 1"__th’s__P‘°V_l_n_°_e_~ This ’rovinces were peopled there was higii, from conipetitioii being shut McKinnon Drug ( o. drtf. _

' 9 Il lil lJ:il‘ ren as 0 ows: » , _ ' _ __ _ I . - . ..._ _ ._ ....... .__.. _._ _m..;__.__ ._ ._ . '__.L. ..___..___.___.___.___.._______ ..___.- rr " '

.»t..l\»»n out and this tube restored to “If the restrictions ' Heier 8' decade “hen pmspeuty “as '

which embar_ so m___________ _____0____ ____ c______scE__ when

_.ri-i».iu_~i,._} MSS 0:1' comnigvcg \;ere__ren;0::_d a_nd laiid rose in value so quickly, wheiil iiit an in aim-rl condition of the ii c s WC We 9 DF-fml E 0 (ITEC B £1- - . ~ ' ~‘ ' _

Order your supply today -...~i...-..._ ‘“ ““ l -he “halves We” H0 “ned “lib SHIP

lall`s iwiinily Pills fur conatipa

whii:li they could be disposed of to

Phone 240.

Big Profits New Being

Made. S

on Smlill lnveslnif-ills in 1\`ow’i`owiis in _iviesterii Cnna_rl:i. l\lost pri».~»l\1-roiis yell! in history. Quick tiirnovur.

TOI"lEl.D_ ALBERTA.

I .» . _ - F'

nosits, lwutitiliil l..\k<-. N>il\|rnl tins iimtl slriickand flown. lniiiiinvut. His mlrniici- in values .~iiii‘.>.l`l~..--¢,~~l~i lots. lim' prices. montlily pii,\'ini-nts no iut~»r».'l~t_.

\\'rllt= Y fn Il

P________ __#ri___4;2r;_i____ _r_____l;}_T:.__da-_;__2irctil:i|'. |'hi|r_-il;_i__\ :il __A rf. ii. 'l`liii_r_srl.._\» ,,| 4 |-rm itcnlion givun tu sy-ct'i.il preparation.

_ " " rv.-..v`.~...i.~`-rr-foif 'lil-'i`..'i»r.'-`.<".ilimN 8 24d'§'"‘ /' 1'*-"1 ` `

~`l‘dW""" '\~‘ii.ln-r |'£tI\ 0vt'»li1\r'll||.li ri ii-ii: '-V A J

tlvtoliui' Zl~l'li_ Y‘f`fi\'l-iiiiuir Znili *`;"" **” i ‘ X ffl" .r . .

L -~- ---~' _._.._-._ ____ - "““"""""" mr? _ "‘."""""l*"",';ill‘ ‘ i P I,

` ".

S. S. _Tlic goat conveiiiviit dairy farni 'ni - i'

_ ggiiecns ounty containing |40 acres ii v ' S _

G 6 k NCW YDFI( f0 QUCECC VIA rclar and in good condition. halanrc nov( JN

_ lfanfnx Chariolclown Cass cred withliard and soft Wood The farm ‘i "

U i i ‘ ° p has _'in chains front, lias_ waler and shade » 1 if ‘

0l`l, Rnd fh€ IVCI' slgt|CflH_Y_ In c\'r-ry licld. Conveniently located for '_ Hill- '

.~i ~_| ._- .»i. i,~ -_ -. _ ____ ‘ ~

From New York From Ch'lown r..'.'lii.i.f~..`,`a;L °.", `h'-.',;_`“ frm" "-”'_"°"“"‘f - _.Q 'l _os“‘l§§$ '

CAN/\l).\ W|'1S'l‘ 'l‘0_\VNSl'l‘l'I t'=). l.trl 3:1-‘lrimn-riwt lllfirk. W|iiii|iii=;:,l‘ niid

The time is fast

you \\i_ll vv:ii.t some- .

~~-~---'-'~~~--~ '-- "‘--'-=-=1th, i r i _ Qutbfc sgeamship companyiphnslng British goods would be there- 3

. . ,V . -

oN rin: iowsiz sr. .<»......~» ]°’"`°"°""°“““°“”““’ »‘

5- "C‘1SC<1P@f1if1"`St Petei°’si School `

' Monlrfal to Charloftet..wn

g,",,.,_._|__‘_"t _]__(,__C(i,._" |»__,_.,¢_ ._.n Main ljiiic calhng Bl QUCIDCC, Gaspg. Ma|_ TSI dliclcq,-`<_Scl_;ooIs __will__ rrxéapcn mi _ _mn "ru 1 ,;|"-_ .._( l, ~ ' < . iiris a i ‘iein ' - trim. i<‘<»ur"i'-»..'i' iiiisi In.-"hi-'if ii` . lily. |"¢rC¢- Ufefld Rl\f¢l'. Chi'-i<_'....m. isi...i.i..... asgiqifii' by RT..

lollclown, Snmmgmdc an s...a|. and iii... R. M. r. D.-ss ‘-

5 mi fi om (,l|»irlolte

Moiidiiy Mniulny town in siimiiwr, _1 in winter. Goo)

‘ ri c in '-1 Il ' d -

5»ii_\ti_~iviiir-r Ziifl Helitreii bcrlltl W -` f '~ 8 A "I go" rc

CARVICLL BROS

e ies ar vantage our means of pilr- q

Llmned __ _ increased and out capital and la- ,,

' .

ie war of the rebellion the lliiitcil totes showed ii disposition to libro- ate cnc rienty, Sir John Miicdoimlri

_ _ __ __ ___ __ __ iost earnestly hcsouglit the British _. ior emp oye one cin y in di using ; `

I C E R I |"wenIth and en'

very had one for the city. i y le situation just now. vhut it could tn secure ”‘ rcawnablc cru

Aifnin. The l-Ixaininer says we are SOME BITS OF HISTORY A "ensure of reciprocity bcl""ee“ Call' Nl

` ` ' _idn and the United States. From pa

NOTES.

While the lilicruls .ire putting their

either the night rate, or the night’

ed to Caiiiidn fro th t t -

m c wif y_' iletter rate cnioyed by the people of

ding that “it had altogether dissi- the um .,

| . in ' land. Why is this. _

ted the_desii'e for nunc.\ation.” | --~--L_

___.__~__ ' 2:-Ladies! you cannot go any-

reasonable and made known at

sale -

MCLEAN BROS.

North Wiltshire

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_wharf without ttilkilllt _ionic of thc. their "ad" iii this issue. They liaivc

_ simp e prepare ions wi you, for iuff 1|

case of emergency, you are not al-lqile

,_ - § ways apt to had -them in small storesl ,les

,use in order fm. the elections theyéat summer resorts or in the_coiint_ry.lA1| ould not forget that express rates, Let US BUDPIY ~V““ wlth ton" ““t`|P1'1

_ _ _ .ers, pmvders, cold cream iiiid every- cd

1' 1*- island “"3 exorllltalltly thing necessary to the toilet 'l‘lici

stocks of School and t‘olli-_gc

xt Books, School Supplies ul every cription, Wholesale and Retail.

School Books sold at l"nblisliers

ces. Mail orders promptly attend-' to. Send post card for New Schocl

And when in troublous times attcr

_ That will bear twice readi_ng. ltr _

Two Ne\\'lriuiidlmiii Silver Fox dog ups: Different pedigree. Corrce-poiidciirc elicited.

North Sydney. C. Il

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OXES FOR SALE

W. II. KELLY.

Box 17|,

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-_ lunior l).‘parlmeiil for children leavi g

Putou- ilbc Kiiidergai-ioii. Senior Dnpartmevil

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Augiist, zip). housi and ulhuil l`

I I pair. _I or particulars apply to lhc under-

slgnci- on prcmif '

WM. I. HOWARD.

ti--ztlvlizlind North River.

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thing heavier in foot- ’ wear. \Ve have some

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good fall boots in the best make-Slater, Banker etc, and also in our own make which we would like you to see before you purchase.

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Lay By Some Money For the Future. Young Man

The Uannda f.lfo_ Assurance in a help to any ,young mln. It

in tha best possible investment, return ng do lars for cents I vested. in t ebest. protection you could socurs for those dep ng ant upon you,costs very little but brings grant returns. 'libs very not hat you are wlds Awake enough and hyslcslly fit to

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ARE YUU PUSTED | il?f,.Y“§l'.'.?lL‘;T" .”.“°;.‘.".§’.‘.‘

cept our offer, and tzike

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at this college you will be tilted to go out in the world and take :my position that may be offered you.

have Your litn insured will lift you in the estimsglon ofbusinsss msn. érhe payments ar vai__v easy and can be suited to your Imiivl ual means. Call In to A and see what the Canada Life mis to i}i_ter y_nu-the Canada Livio is the strongest compsnyton

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C. II. BLACK. Special Agent.

l BUSINESS TRAINING

-it doesu‘tcomeby "chance"

i -you have to acquire it.

Union CoihmercislCol|egs

acquired here is invaluable

Ask for new prospectus

Oats, per bushel Barley, per bushel I’..tu"..r.s, per bushel

Cabbage, each

Cheese

Grass seed, .including timothy

winter ?

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Wm. Mgilaii, Prlu. ,

Farmer Gains

- - - - l5c

300 2'5c

Turiii ps - - - - - 25 per cent

All other vegetables in their natural state 25 per cent Rlackberries, raspberries, gooseberries and strawberries ic per quart Butter - - - - - 6c per lb. -

- - - - - lb.

6c per

Fresh Milk - - - - 2c per gal. Fresh cream - - - - 5c per gal. Eggs - - -_ - 5c per doz. Honey - - - ' - 2oc per gal. Garden and 'field sceds_ - - _ - _ r5c pr_bu_to 2oc_per lb.

and clover seed Bree

Hay, per ton - - - - $4 (1,240 lbs) Straw, per ton - - - - . $1.59 (2,240 lbs)

Where the 'Prince Edward Island

Farmers, market gardeners and liorticulturists in particular, will do well

to keep in niiiid the figures of the following tables. They exhibit the changes made in the United States tariff on _'i large number of natural products: _I

Articles Present Tariff, Under Reciprocity

Horses valued at £1150 or less per head - $30 per head Free Horses valued at ovci' $150 - - 25 per cent “ Lziinlis under one year - - - "gc pcr licnd “

Sheep over one year - - - $1.50 per head

Poultry, alive - - - - gc per lb. Poultry, dend - - - 5c per lb.

This great sweeping away ot duties by the United States, if accepted by

the people of Canada, as it su_rely will be, will mean hundreds of _thousands Of dollars to the producers of Prince Edward Island.If a farmer is making a comfort-

able living now, will be hear without a laugh the voice of the Tory orator, Sp¢2k_' ing in behalf of the Big Cities and the Big Interests, who tells him to “let wel enough alone” and refuse the proder of an extra gain undreanied of before last