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:itaroor Hillsborough.

. =.~ .ltblagiment *Band in attendance.

_ 1'.`¢k_et&inr sale at Geo. Carter &

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5 .ll LINE.

`Wl"‘W"

.sdwilr ...ir for ss. Jehu.

» » nnezi Goods

k ~

, .. ing Ghcapin

F 1 _ _

_ ` 211591: percan of 81.00 per 1102. r ul-I--_X11

fbiil 90° DCI' CBI! 01' $1.00 DCI' (101. , 9 i

_ Tomatoes 9c per can cr $1.00 ;_ _ - per dow. . ' tanned Apple 20; per ga lon 52 are the only

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‘ s f un, I Doddci;£'p'_ble\1;n_t_il * 42 , _I ~. V ’ ' " S

_-_ . oanoseen at Grafton sheets. cured Sit' ”f',3f,c,,’,,.,

1”-mouvsrlroroorroorio r.

Q,\,§_v§';1=f" Q`%5"%""'1';I\§‘%7 mi "rite-‘;=_,_ ~' Q' ‘.7"»;;.. _ r

~» `_¢_\ .f 1* as ‘JW \ ______§,;_ ___r__,___,_& ~..,;

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_ nr s ’ ciznnnim.

_ - _ . - _ _ V _ = , _ __ _ _

l' U i The famous tuberculosis Concreae is

now season n on an ora

--l ‘ Dr. Koch has delivered a remarkable ad-

FIB SALE AT AUCTION

q-¢..»_-_

}am fnstruzted by the Executors

9'.-‘i"'1`rIs~=ees of the late Malcolm lcbood, Q C'.`, to sell at auction on til-pow-mines on Wednesday the l4rh thy-ol'Angust, A. D. 1901, at twelve #Hook neon “Newlands” comprising ilntssof land on Malpeque Road, vithresidenee, Stables, Coach-house ic. Premises may be iirpecred on application ro Messrs. McLeod di _3o¥s'_y»

~ _ROBERT BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

&a-rlotteiswn,

Jul? 79'. I90l.

2'3"-fdf T81. 24 93.1. EX.

iioocls for the `

Babies

` Hi>r'l`¥Es~ Nestles T

.lelliha Allenbur s '

l_ .

].astate:l~ ,Ridges

Ifsrtinlif liliobinsons i'!sptogenic~ '~Wampolee

' Helios/Swiss Milk, all fresh goods.

£ G. JAVIIESON,

The Medical Hall.

‘éfl 1_1 ; -_ _-_#_ E;-;_m» - (3-E AXE

_ Underthe auspices Y. M.C..\.

` ~ unsdayf Evn’g. only 30

_ ` fryrlhe safe and commodious

l Keating Prince St. Wharf at 8_ iliek. '

Hiealmants. Tickets 20 ments. _

'sir Hazard & Moore’s, Wm.Ct.$n,__ .Iibuson & J..l1nson’s.

naaa-ce

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f’.D'\a§iB. dreetlanda isdne here iwrlontreal on Friday, the 26th

North and South-Sydney. Ingo atock 'on deck and produce Dlbedeek carried at l iw rates. Fur- kths-r.io£:rm.ort»ian. apply to = _

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have been established at the_follo'wiiig places where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish- ed,advertiaing, job work and other business trnnsanedz- Summerside, Rogers 8: Rogers' store-`-5. B. C.

Baker, Manager.

Alber\on,‘Alb:_rton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

gen

Sonria Boat, Telephone ice-P. 0. Seaman,

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1. B. B. uc /lov, I J. P. Hoon,

Editor _Business Manager.

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lHl Mlllllli lill.llllllllll

A ' CANADIAN TRADE.

The recently published trade figures of

_the Dominion for the fiscal year recently closed are both interesting and aesurinrz. The volume of our export and import trade was very large. breaking all records,

maklnga total of $394,000,000, and show- _ ing an excess of 12 millions over the previous year, which had been tar higher than any previous high water mark. As A usual the great bulk of our growing trade was with the Mother Country and the United States.

In a table showinrz the commerce of ‘

twenty-six nations Canada now' stands

eleventh in the order of volume, only ex- ceeded by the United Kingdom, United States, France, Germany, the Nether- lands, Belgium. Austro-Hungary, India, Russia and Italy. In fact Italy"s trade is but little in excess of Canada‘s trade. China and Japan with their teeming millions of population have each less trade than Canada. Switzerland, Sweden and Norway, Spain. Denmark and Tarkey,,with many others trail behind nq in a dlmlnlshingnline. We have two thirds as mush trade asaustria Hungary, with ' its 40 millionb of people, and nearly two .thirds as much as India with its 3(1) mil- irons. ' ' ' ' _

`l"._l'h`e Dominion must inevitably become

one ot thefgreat commercial nations ot the emu. with our splendid. advantages of

position, looking out upon the Atlantic ' andthle the nearest land to Europe onthe east and Asia on the west. with our vast natural resources in the soil, the forest the mine and the sea, and r peopled by a race endowed with the com-

mercial instinct-with all these conditions lu our favour, nothing but the hand of heaven or our own folly can stay our commercial and industrial progress. The annual stock-taking' gives us every reason to face the future with renewed hope and

con tldence .

By the earlier terms of peace offered to

the Boers they might, had they accepted

them, have retained the joint use of their

language with the English in the Courts, ;

the Legislature and the schools. Butl

_ \ I ,gn Wdqb 3. 200d, Sbylid _ _carriage and a good horse, ca

_ air telephone _ _

.LhB6ES" LWERY

Personal attention to all or:

&ss. - _ Phone 30. -

LARGE BROS

PRGPRIETORS.

-vvvv =~i"=I'v‘!'

y if A 7"'

f"5l'..\flxJ." ' ‘&

11 1 =< so or ~- 'lo-it v* l

,_ Jams '

in.

' uosse at Blackwell: assorted Jams .-

lie each. .

_ ll new goodu. Cash only.

_ f.~~.'_~f_\r»_~o-.-nr~. `n.~.r»_w. .=.r'»‘~~ 'rr.r-‘§'~f.=l“

H0 PERSON

to have YD-

work ine.

:_ leg »-as

that time has apparently passed. In the § schools now being set up _English alone r

; will be taught.

Manitobds wheat crop estimates are

still goiniz up. Forty, fifty and even sixty and sixty-five millions of bushels of wheat r have been spoken of as the possible yield. r No doubt the latter estlm ites are away

beyond the mark, while still thc outlook

_ is a splendid and unprecedented one. The fact that last year’s crop was considered a failure, and yet the farmers this yearsow- ed more largely than ever before, showed their resolute and abiding conhflence.

This year`s crop has justided their trust.

The one danger yet to be passed is from the summer frosfs, but early sowini! thu year has made the harvest ready in ad- vance of the time when the frost usually

COIIl6S»

__ medicine that

will cure Dia- _

ii _ betes. Like

Bright’a Dis-

_ ease this dis-

» - ease was in-

themselves confess that without Dodd's

Kidney Pills they are

_ werless against Dia.-

gztes. Dodd's Kidney _ _

“ Pills are the first medicine ,‘

that ever cured Diabetes. Imitations-box, nameand'

gt_l|,anea.dvertised to doso,f.

t the that doa' ,

.- _ cm _ _ .

_lliollolos

ef ». F- Wi- .JL f-ng --all

dress, ailirming that tuberculosis inthe human race and in cattle is not the same creme. He is missed that time re.

spective ma1adies` are not traamisaable from men to animals or vice versa. It is greatly to be hoped that the eminent Scientist is right. Dr. Koch, now 58 years of age was the discoverer of the

bacilli of tuberculosis in 1882, and of cholerain1S83. There is no more emin- ent bacteriologist in the world, His

views must command attention every- where, and will serve to greatly relieve the apprehension ofinfectiou from milk and meat-. At the same time Dr. Koch believes that` heredity is a strong factor in transmitting tuberculosis. This is con- trary to the more recent conclusions of other sc ientiiic men.

WHY CROUP IS FATAL.

mu st be ready for it. It comesas an aecomtmhlment _to an ordinary cough, or it may attack without warning. All ills _of children develop quickly, and when any kind ofoough appears there should be something at hand to stop it with eprompwess, Many a child has choked to death Wlth Croup because the right reined was not convenient. Every one shouldyknow that the right safeauard for a child's cough orany cough is Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam. Vith this sooth- ing compound in the house, croup is al- wa s easily checked and relieved. _

Ti) give a child a “cough mixture”

containing anarcotic is a very serious matter, yet most preparations contain something ‘ of this kind. Adamson's Botanic Balsam is prepared from the pur- est extracts o* barks and roots and gums of trees, and is healthgiviug in every com- peuent part of it. Whereeverit touches an inflamed surface, it heals and soothes it. Nothing every compounded for cough . is so harmless, and nothing so emecacious. Ada.mson’s Balsam is an old remedy r and it has never lost a friend through failure to help. Keep it in the house._ try it on your own cough and‘"do your child a. good turn bv being ready for any emergency. Price 25 cents at any drug- gist’s.

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Worth’s *’“‘*or

Livery- Stables; _

‘=. _

Prince StrBe¥`,'

Ch'town. P. E- L ' '

First class single and 'i

~ double teams. A

Fine turnouts for weddings

Hi*

ephone 52 - I

gn. J. _werm;*

5 20-d 3m _ _

W ANT E D

To Work on Piorourwailr Works

100 Men or more.

Good Wages.

Apply to `

T. A. MGLEAN, Ch’town 8 d &w tf,

I . .rfff -¢- - P- ?

Fire

Life ~ _ Accident or

Plnte Glass Insurance

we will be pleased to quote you rata.

We represent the following lint-&as com-

panies. A -

(hnada Life Assurance Cot Toronto Out. ‘British america Fire Asamunee Oo, Toronto,

Jnt. Norwich Union. Fin Insurance Society Norwich, Eng; _ Law Union and Crown Fhelnouxnnoe Oo. London. Ens-

New York Plate G1 lsllllutna QA

\rv» K. ROQCYS & _G09

General Bananas Again.

Great Beoage St. Qxariottuwnn.

lIN'l`ERNA'l`ION_AL S. S. C0.

o __-_-_1

I Five fairs A WEEK.

120 l-lourskto Boston!

` 'nie slesmsnip "sr,

CROIX" will sail from sz. emi D cr 'ro

BOSJION eve TUES DAY and SATQJRDAY, at 5.3¢ p. m.. 'standard

Fast express to Rosie:-_i

Steamers “Cnm_e1\-

. land” and "Sta te of 3’ Maine" will sail from

Bt.'Johh, for Eastport,

Portland and Boaon, everv MONDAY, WED-

Pan American at Buffalo &oiee

When cmup attacks your child youi

r r

Ld private parties. ~ l

:___

Lamps, etc. »

Flavoring E;.tir&Q§¢,ts

. 'nr:i'smTTHscAaeFUL.HoUs1<BEPER;

IIISIST Ill IIIYIIG

as - _ _-_

Inistent

We will sell the balance of o-ir china, crockery, _.gl-tsgwnre eh-,, at

further reduced prices. `

The assortment consists of China '1‘eaSets, 44 pieces, China Dinner

Servia Porcelain Dinner Sets, Lemonade Sets, 'Table Sets, Tumblers"

We are havii g a.bi~_z run on our tea sets gold ban sets and spray _best

valueevei- offered in town'-'inever sold at such prices. Do_n’t be content withf mere words-look into the matter. `

r _ Queen Sarees. `

Patriot & Examiner. `

.- / ' ~

HE llllrlll SUP LY so A

Your supply oi' coal is worked down prettylwell by this

time and new-.yomare "ready for more. We can .supply nENRy you with the best and that is always the cheapest to buy. l `

r A 7

Peakes No. 1:Wharf i~Charlottctown,P.4»E.

Mount Allison Ladies’

owlstfia' sm' :irtsfrrvufron arm con- . ssvaronv or music..

» Year. .opens Sopteonhor 'Sth »!l9`o1.. _

_H.-.aiihfur environment, Adminioesquipmeist. ruin Fseliio

~ :ies for Studyf of Musiclandsthrough ‘Ment`ai'

' landllllloral Training. Refined Manners

HONEST Bo'r‘1'r.as-1-ror~1ss*i?. _ow

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Vocal

r.’TR0l`Il-tk..

on the

Nl are

and the Best G~‘enera_l`-Culture.

SEND FOR rCiALENDAR. . ._

r‘enri-e _ Src; i_w°10»l=. Bias

_mv Rev-1B. G- Borden, D-_ D., Pri

l _ orosioo rro..i

_ Eours

_*e -e=f‘¢

rl il rw

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Term! Cali).

The undersigned willfellfb 1 i?u$lie‘

An-.-tion at iii; following times and places :-- { A _

WEDliESDAr¥,*Jalv 81, the rebuild-

ing ot Humphreys Bridge. Clinton, the sale to take scent' 9 a in acre

_ _ _ o » °

.day at 11 s.ni. certain repairs to blifton

Bridge; st' 1/50 tits -lrdbniiding otf Dougharis Bridge on the road to.C»lii-/’ ion leading to’Lou_g_Kiv'erf`; at 3 p. ni. A

_ TELEGR`A;Piri

,_ repairs :o Bell’a Btid'¢_e,¢laro-‘_r¢~_Biv¢r_'

at-4 p.m. repairs to Brifez

lr MAl`CllES ;_

_.Aa -V

. _l'

H -

_ __ _ _,g _ _,

Made Si Ti”

] ’ , 2 mics! of tire l at Hull. " 'best Marche l' if Canada `,' forthe ' *1 l least money. 1

Sold -Dorf!

_ _l

_€ver)'”`h"f¢ g ‘forges the _

` Edr`iy’s . ` _ Telegraphs

il. . f ` -f Thomas I.‘o'y!e’s

f~ _+ .- - = -_-L ff- _ ~f¢f~-f ,

ro: ,_ other _ DPU, , , ,__ _ _ _ _ ~ B - This _wtareiof op;s__ls_..of _t=lie__vndeat_,inte__i~¢_|sg1;j _ ‘f"" _ e 'r ' . _ _ ‘ . _.every man, ,womauforichilduwhc at ` _

ldusii Receiv

' _ morris snag.

Crockery, lihlrro and Glassware - T

Biidge at l'ark 'Corner ’ ' " '

Bridge at French River Gerber; 'im- mediately mer repairs to email bridges n vicinity; it 2.30 p. nt. re|5pirl.'t0 Maneive Bridge. Graham’s Road; 6 p. in. -repai.°s` Smelt -Creek

:On Fountain _ at 5 Mill Bridge; a p nr. rninar, 2.. so a. in ._

Gunlr’s Bridge Rive- ;r-ac 9 a, na. T200! River at 2p.m,. U8,

at-1 p. m. ROM! 5];

8,, ai8s.m‘. Road atGrald'

.Gilli.’. B idge on the

SATURDAY the milking oi a Pier Point near also repairs lo

'Plans and ape.

B611 Bildpi said road. ~ _ to be seen at:

UOKINKUN»

_ Reid Inspe Btof. Del b o Julv 20 26'dwli

,,,,_ » » _ , 1 ,.., '02

°£;'e°oteo:°s.-Amtnremmroanarerum. _ ` fa N

lil llorooo Pros-

N begins

Ialullllill

Su Aodrewis Road, at6 p. in. Conair): _

rnuasnitir, AUGUST i, _ so s ». m. .

~~M°u=gomsry?s Bridge; at 9250 a,-IB]-.5

time ci sale. '