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THE GUABDI \N, CHABLOTTETOWN, JULY 7 '.t9S'. f

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I cold is daagus ous. Don‘t let lt _ (et the start of you. , A few doses of mY Cold Cure wlll , break up any form 3 of cold ln a few i hours and prevent i gi-lppe, diphtheria . and pneumonia. It i should be ln every

home and everyevest pocket.. It ls tter than a llfs lnaur

ance policy.

IUNYOI.

I alldritltle. vial. G\‘lidataHealtl lldtllodlral fIQ¢..1lN rch at Phila. E

Hoosooloaoing

is About Dono

Wall paper business quiet for a

time, although our wall papers were sf- attractive and cheap that people

f“"l_°°"l' 'hey did “W “Se 0°’ P°P“" lt mainly on the northwestern part

when house cleaning.

Before going to the sea side or an

other side- please order something to if theta, along the “stem bounduy of

read from . !l9‘!9!'l!l Book Store

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We ba-e all the latest n2’.l 5*’ 88t|l’h°" 'ww 34 Prodniug mines'

mapsmes-novels, d~1~y° and weckl i pap~rs, fashions etc, etc, etc, _

Communicate yrith us by postal!

telephoue,or anyway and we wil

fosward to your address any book org . Mild' \l`»i0Uii°° il 9°' l°°i°S di?

" rected to this section of mining

magsine at shortest notice.

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Vietosishow. Ch °vn.P-' E

Ogte P. O. " wor‘d so thoroughly impregnated with

i=== ` ‘gold veins as in the Western Ontario

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| C. ; i-‘ii1DA\', JULY 1, isss.

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CANADA AS A LAND OF GOLD.

Forty years ago, Australia and

California were famous gold lands, and they are still producing, but in diminished quantities. Then gold was found in British Columbia and, in Nova Scotia. and more recently in Ontario, the Kootenay district of British Columbia and on the Yukon. The Yukon is today the most famous of the placer goldfields throughout the world. Other gold mines in Cana- da produce gold in rock from vhich the precious metal is obtained by crushing or milling. Such are the mines of Nova Scotia, Kootenay and Ontario. The latter are least known to our readers. and a few words con- cerning them may be of interest. i The gold fields of Ontario are located

of the province, including the Lake of the Woods and Rainy River dis-I

Manitoba. In these regions, where - Eve years ago the Bret prospectors were beginning to stake their claims,

Although most of them are yet in their early stage of developement, ive ofthe number at least are pay- ing dividends.

country. An eminent American . geolngist,Dr. D. E. Woodbridge, was _intervieweda few days ago by the Jdhiosgo Times Herald. #nd moss _ other things said s _ if --Theron no mining count-y ia. tho;

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,di-trict The peculiar feature of then district is that all the gold. veins have fb en exposed by glacial action. The glaciers have scraped the county co;_- E-t 1.' and left the veins where they

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foremost gold producing countries of the world.

ibn be basily tracel by t ~.e prospect "- The ore is fr e milling ‘and ver; rich."

There is every reason to believe

that Canada is but at the beginning of her mineral development, and that eirly in the twentieth century the

The Montreal Gazette, which is a

good Conservative authority, thinks there will not be a prolonged debire on the Redistribution Bill. It will pass the Commons of course, and the Senate, after a brief _discussion uill either throw it outor pass it with- out imendment.

An Ottawa despatch to the Hai i-

fax Chronicle tells that at the cau- cus of Conservative Senators on the Drummond Railway Bill and the agreement with the Grand Trui.k, sixteen Senators were in favor _cf throwing out the bills and [fifteep i _ri favor of passing them. If this is

Drunkenness in the City.

SIR, You remark upon t`1e amount

of drunkenness noticeable in the city of

late. Whether due to tie new license law or not, it is certain that ther: has

_streets for very many years. On Tues- dar last there were no less than el .ven between Norton’s strre and the merry- gc-round, besides a liberal number in other parts of the city, some of them howling drank and yelling to beat the band. On Monday, ne:-r mldnight, a pack of bc-ys frcm 14 to 18 years of age some helplessly drunk, kept up a dismal howl in the suburls for quite a time. It is said that similar scenes on Dominion day amongst boys especially, disgraced the Dominion day sports. Can nothing be done to stem this Hood tide of intoxication P It is none the more palatable to the dis- turbed public because of its being clothed in the license garb.

Yours,

Baoxnu Riisr.

fare of Crapand, 1 would crave a short space in your journal respecting the

yrepairimiié of thsfbridge across _Yictgrisi

I am fined tint 'ne tender.. are up and all isas silent as the grave. Now ' t

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forthe result? Repoit says that th parties who put in the lowest tend threw up their hands. If so why don’t the Goyei'iiment_ give it to the nex _tender-P Thatinsed *o'hs.the_onslom in my days, I don’i court it_a credit to _ny party or parties to put Ill it ,tvllil and than withdraw. It shows that they have little knowledge of what they s undertaking. They rush into a thin like the unthinking hors into battle. But allowing this to true, how much longer are we to wa for the contract to be given ? We ,not asking a mighty boon from the gov

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are merely asking to have our brfdg

are yon aware of the dire necessi

of having that bridge there? Thousan

as coal and produce of a_ll kinds. Ho

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they going to take it over' without bridge ?

We are weeried waitin da att rda

were in last autumn when the brid was broken. We have had the paiien of an old hen setting on a nest egg try ing to hatch a brood of chickens.

Crapand has shown a willingness support this Government by registerin a large number of votes in its favon

tlement that to take it away won

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phy ol the world.

_ Yours respectfully,

Valirras.

Crapand. July -l, ’99.

not been so much int ‘xication upon our ll

repaired. or money suflicient to do so.

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week after week, month after month. and no more signs today than/ there

The bridge is so necessary and benefi-

Crapaud Bridge.

Sm.-As oss wfsrevfsd in the w°l- diseases. Hoods sspaspsi-iiis is Ama-

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July 4 -old. S.S.La Grande Dnchesse,

Hania Boston- Annie Liuri Jim

Day Spring, LeBlanc, Marbl: Moun- tain; Kohinoc r, lleagle, Picton; Howard L. Farrow. Crapaud; Chla- rus. Langilll. Picton; Surprise, Roberts, Baie Verte. .

‘July 5.-Cld. Express, Stewart, Ver-

non River; Surprise, Roberts. Baie

‘ Verte; Avalon, Howard, Wallace; _ Ravald, Fought, Newcastle; Kohi- I nooor, Deagle, Picton; Howard, L. ` Harrow, Sydney; Chrorns, Langill

Picton. July 6 ar. Ocean Bride, Smiih. Buc-

tonche; S. S. Electric. Montague. `

July 6 cld Ocean Br.de, Smith. Buc-

tonche; S. S. Electric, Mcisarlen, Mon- tague; Day Spring, Le Blanc, sPicton; Morning Light, Richards. Grand' River; Tel»phone, Weston, Richibucto.

i' “CIBC UMSTANCES ALTER CASES."

" ln case of dyspepsia, nervousness, catarrh. rhenmatism, eruptions, etc., the circumstances may be altered by purifying and enriching the blood with Hood’s Ssrsaparilla, Good app. tits and good digestion. stron nerves and perfect health take the plocs ot _these

ica’s . Greatest ldetlcine and the best that money can buy. _ B_99_il'! Fill! sure bilionsness, sick _head-

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Wool Soap” babies in the show win dow ofllessrs Johnson & Johnsonfs Down Town st ire-From the way the

Sir, how much longer are we to wa llosr eve bod _ s to look at the

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_terrorists uiesavnstlss vi 8**-*_-isa this popular soap at the small price of 5c a sake. 'Iii

I Curse, fresh. our gsrdens,_cauli- flower. cabbage. turnips. beeti.SplM0ll. ripe tomatoe cnduliibers butter beans,

8 What t`iey~ tiny of our "cabbage-1-Mr.

'G-ay, I had some of your cabbage for dinner. and they are just as nice as

,canliiliwi-r they are delicious, at tgiisly

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ernment. We are not agitatiiig ford “ins md” railroad, ali hthonse or a canal. We Tn Q,-“ge Tea and D¢m¢n;i1-,tion

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at Bradalbane on the 12th promises to be the best ever held on the Island. Everybody is looking forward t0 the 12th as a day of real pleasure and en-

of tons of limestone are hauled as well joymam ,Look up the 55519, 1-,muy

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8 ' L, ' ‘__ nice sachets. .

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1 almost blot Cra and from the eo ra. I-asti“u`"F|'a“|'a“t

,ff . _,I 1"»::,=> A few cents Wortll will ___, make a nice sachet having ,1,;,;,

the advantage of being used with any costume.

_ """ Let ns show you our as-

And Tumors cured tostay

gated, at

CANCER

or pain. For Canadian testimonials & igo-page

1 book-free, write Dept. i8, Mason Mizniciiia

C0-. 577 Sherbourne Street. Tommie ontario.

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The Quality Sells lt.

The Price Sells lt.

The Gheapest can only he found at

Our stock is at prese

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\Voiner`s Dongola Slippers, rap with boss, S2 00 tk 2.25 Same, finer quality. wood

heels, beaded bow, $2.75

Patent leather with strap nd 2 bows, high heel, very

$3.00

s'jppers for evening wear. Here is a partial list: _ '

Miniwo|ooiooo,.i1o._ Al-I-EY & G0-il

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Evening Slippers i _

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nt unusually large in ,fashionable ,'

WHITE. fo)

\Vhite Kid Slippers with _,ff

Strap and Bow 1.35 ‘ M

\Vhite Canvas laced shoe, .ll

sometimes used for every wear, very light with high

heels. only 1.60

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fares. Special low rates.-7 9 10 11.

are farmers to get hme if the st me and

coal are not tiksn over, and how a e' "\‘_ \__»_ >\_ _ s ~_\ _ug \_ __ \ sw.-\g,_

a ev* -' = r' we rf* ~" ` rv w

We have ,an excellent as-

Ill y bllls Passing the y _ Senate.

- Y --f ~` M*-i ~-~ July 4.-Arr. /Annie Laurie, Jimmo, . .

Picton; Telephone, Weston, Great _

_, Bras d’Or; P. L. G. Burke, Picton; O

° La Grand Duchesse, Hanlan, Boston. g

Ladies’

Shirt Shirt Pins, Shirt Setts.

Waists Waist

Waist

Gorsots S

Crash Skirts. _Crash Suits, Crash Skirt- in

Wrappers,

Pompadour

Suspenders,

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Just Received

Coatings, fine Tweed Suitings, ant Worsted Tronserings.

Latosi Novelties?

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Jul; 5.-lArr. Express, Stewart Gaspe; P ar s"n“ys‘d° M'

A Dress Goods

_ Wekeep the most u to date stock of Hi h Class _Dress goods to be found in the city. Black Silk Warp, _Henriettas, Black Lustres, Black Cashmere, Black ; Menrions, Black Mohairs Black Poplins. _

Fancy colored dress goods

in all shades.

Ripleys Pirel Finish High

Class Ladies Costume in e oleading shades _

sseasssaeaas

ing, Tailors trimmings.

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for any goods in the store,we

Bazar glove iitting patterns 15 cts each. _ 500 July fashion sheets given away, ask for one.

Sunnyside, Charlottetowm

“Millinery Leaders.”

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of Fine Worsted

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Bathing

Night _

Outing

White

Neck Tlss,

Collars

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Hom” _ ve large varieties of V _ _

I gztterns of Moncton Tygggg, BQ,

. h Twecds, English _ _ Tweeds, Canadian T\Yesdl.| _ _ __ Dress Skirts, English Worsted. E?|i|h 08|' Under Skirts,__Serge, West of mg. au*

_vi1.‘,_ a J' rams so

_soap is moving off, people seem to"§i;e__n(§;mbs,4 ,_ y ___ 1 ‘.

‘Combs, ' Under V€StS.' We take woolln exchange

Sun Shades, ‘ also buy wool for cash. U:lW&‘|

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BARGAINS ! BARBM S 9

` You wllllalsvaya get Bargains at

6ol\vlll’a In

You always get what you want and it always is the beat, v¢|g¢_

We are oifering special discounts in toilet sets this weeh,it will pay you

to drop in and see our new printed bed room sets which are very cheap.

To anyone who is thinking about house keeping this is the place to get

fitted out in every line in Crockery, China or Glass ware either for Kitchen, , Dining Room or Bed Room,everything from an egg cup up,

We have some very beautifully decorated jet black tea pots, These

goods are excellent value, it will pay you to drop in and gee them

No trouble to show goods, Come one, come all, and if yoi

what you want ask for it.

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. Wholesale and Retail,

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