Some of our new watches

have arrived.

You will say with us when

you see them that they are worth what we ask for them.

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Baden Pmll’s Mounted Police

South Africa.

We, the undersigned, of the Baden Powell‘s located Police have great pleasure testifyin olthe fact that

E. R. O.

cured us of Rheumatisrn and Sore Throat One of our comrades, when leaving Halifax, fortu- nately secured a few bottles o the 0il,whieh he generously used in cases of Rheunxatism. The equipment of our camp would not have been complete without this Rheumsi.ic_Cnre, and we have pleasure in bearing testimony to its

wonderful curative power.

Yours truly,

Howaln Bnaxnsv, H. Wxrrrwoxru, Curr-‘onn Bonrox, CHARLES UcGnn, Gso. Coox, Wrnnnn C. Wanxl

Sold by all Druggists and dealers.

.e--r z--si ~.~ ._r1L.a.l

Pour | noon com.

The Best House

Coal on the

Market.

Insist on getting

' it from your

dealer.

Meeting Held in Roped Exclosure on Mr. R|cha|d’s Farm- ‘;§§°,§§‘,°§;;':E'i‘,§_,';‘; §j“,§°*§§;;°_§;

AT S Types of Catue Shown. _;:\¢;__§<;.ip(<;re than eight years has lived

stitute meeting was held by Prof. Dean of the Agricultural College, Guelph, and Mr. Vroom, Fruit Instructor of P. I~_land at the farm of John Richard B‘d¢f°1`d» on Tuesday afternoon as The” *U-9 8 1&!'¥r8 attendance of promin ent farmers from Lots ll, 12, and 13, an we noticed among the crowd several strangers from Boston and other parts of Uncle Sam's Dominions. The arrange

A most successful and interesting in#

in every detail and the whole progra was carried out without a hitch. A roped

1 t.

ments for the meeting were very complete

enclosure was made in the field adioinina

2:: &:`;§'i°d °°mf°r'ab1° 'fats Pwvided . massive frame and great wealth of flesh

“ice °°d~@“V9men'l-7 Pla-fied iwalked around the ring with head erect

about the r?ng so that all might see and hear within.

John Richaais presided andliotroduced

the speakers in a. short address in which he referred to the great value of such, meetings to our agricultur il interests and expressed the hope and belief that all present would carry away with ‘them much information upon the important ubjects to be discussed. Prof. Dean was the first speaker. His ‘

subject was “The Good and Bad points' in a Dairy Cow” and to enable him to illus- trate his remarks three excellent speci~ mens of the dairy type were brought into the ring They were owned respectively

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by Mr' Sheer* °t T-me V°u°71 Wm' ito hearfrom sucha recognized authority

Hayes jr of Ellerslie and John Richards. Prof. Dean _pronounced them by far the best type of milk cows he had seen since he came to the II-land. Mr. Sheen’s cow is a beautiful animal- and a remarkably deep Qmilker. Prof. Dean then compared these three cows from the standpoint ofa dairyrnan, point ug ou: the strong and weak points in each.. Needless to say, it was most ins ructive and interesting. The Prof. isau enter- taining speaker and soon convinced hi< audience that he was thoroughly at hc me in his subject. He gave some valuable

$2.700 lbs. was no burden to him. He was

. r,

" a. hearty vote of thanks was tendered the

advice as to the selection, feeding and care of acow for dairy purposes and was listened to with marked attention and interest throughout.

During a. short intermission and with a

view oi showing a distinct beef type Mr. Richards had some of his prize winning Aberdeen Angus cattle broughtf out for inspection. _

They were in the pink of condition and

ma/le a very pr.-tty picture ai they st :od in the ring their satire like coats fa’rly shining in the sun light. The noted short horn bull "Flower Crown" was

also led out. This grind fellow with his

` and as light of foot as if his Weight of

pronounced a whcle show in himself and well worth ti avellin g miles to see. i The meeting was then called to order aga'u and Mr. Vroom introduced. He gave a splondii address on the important subject of apple growing, He handles his subject in a practical way and asone who has obtained his information and training in the best of all schools that of practical experience. He :gave some sound aivioe regarding the planting and care of orchards and the best varieties of trees to plant. lt was most encourag- ing especially those interested in orchards _

A as Mr. Vroom that most varitics of apples c in be grown as successfully in this pro- vince as in any other part of the Domini-

on.

At the close of his most excellent ad- dress short complementary speeches were T made by Hon. Senator Yeo. Hon J. W. _ Richards Messrs Archbald. Montgomery, P Mille C McKay and others after which

speakers. ' In the eveningProf. Deanand Mr. Vroom

addressed ameeting at Tyue Valley. It was well a‘ tended.

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#1 1 ' _

A Brilliant Spectacle-Sir Wilfred Laurier Speaks Guarded-

ly on Colonial Relations-Sir Edward Barton Talks More Plain_Iy-Colonial Revenues Must be Guarded.

Torzozsro, Quly 12.-The Telegram

speoiallcable from London says:

“Guildhall presented a brilliant spec-

tacle last night ou the occasion of the empire coronation banquet. Sr Wilfred Laurier made an admirable speech .which was followed with the closest ‘inter-est. The Canadian premier spoke guardedly, and tae fully. On the most important issues he was non-committal. The granting of representative institutions, said Sir Wilfred, has brought prosperity.

fort. He agreed with Sir Wilfrid Laurier thatrapid processes hai not infrequently been the cause of -downfalls. Caution meant success in an attempt to establish an imperial zollverein at the present time. _ It was surely impossible to trke away _re- venues of the colonies. Csnadais one- third with Britain would throw the bur- den of the other two-fhirrls on Australian trade. 'Dale with Great Britain. is so great, he argued, that free trade would mean surrender of revenues, making it

impossible to administer the country with-

contentment and unity to the empire. It ous direct taxat_ion_

13-“Et-it* _ _

__ accclllrwlied only

REASGNABLE UNBBLIEP.

People Can Not be Expected

to Credit Everything

Told Them. l

Wise Men and \Vomen are Careful to

Investigate and Substantiate Before

Accepting --Here Assertion Proves Nothing Without Confirmation.

D0dd’s Dyspepsia Tablets will cure any

case of Stomach Trouble (except cancer).

_ That isan assertion and you are perfectly Justifled in resulrinc some substantial confirmation before accepting it as a fact.

Every reasonable man and woman who

may be in need of such a remedy should refuse to believe such a boli statement until it has -been corroborated by plenty of evidence. _ It is not prudent to accept unsupported ‘_

asser't‘.ons._ -

The proprietors of Dodd’s Dyspep‘ia _

Tablets do not ask anyone to do_so. F01' 9911 Years Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets

Canada. _

~ Thousandsaud thousands of those who

burn, Sour Stomach,Bloating, Indigestion, or other forms of Stomach Trouble have bought them and used them and have been cured.

Almost every hamlet and citr contains one or more of these cured peopl 1. The lofaldruzzist knows of men md wsu

give you the names. _

Many haveritteu their testimony and these arebeing published in the news- papers of the land every day. , Positive evidence on the subject is a.

ibundant ou every hand. Dayouraelf the justicetoask a. few'quesrious~of those who have tried’ Dodd’s ,Dyspepsia Tab-

tion made it not true. P

But if you had-as you _will-that in everyones where Did-i’s Dysp-:nsia 'Tab- lets have been used they have instantly nelieved,'and ifused perseveringly have permanently cured. all derangements df the digestive machinery, then act prom

ptly. ‘ _ ~

lets. You can if you will.

FATALlTY IN BOSTON HARBOR.

,;D\1by. 28. of Providoce (R. 1.), Petri:

Gorham, of Chelsea, and Anthony, égype,

[Chelsea ferry boat City of Malden th .evening _.03 East Boston, and Joyce wa drowned. ‘

Barb- -

_ CANADIAN RED CROSS WORK-

. .l ' '

hm been afflicted wuh Drsrepsia. Hem &

' WW Bdtdivdft

in The London House Buiidin

Queen St., Charlottetown

Now arriving, and being placed on the a carefully selected stock of the iinest articles in

lines of general hardware. `

The best of everything in supplies for all trades-f

men, for farmers and for the housewife Opening day; about Iuly 21st inst. 1 r ‘

' CAME RON

QUEEN STREET.

_ _, __ _ W

:~i

have been sold io every drug store ini- 7__2_d&'_y____

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'~ .fm .FP

B0s'roN, July 12-A boat containing Jas. w‘ W. . '

_ Agent.-Ch'itown.f ' ‘ A Ag¢nts,St

l|eu,We¢‘..Fr|:a.w -as ' __-_“Wd L.~_.M,,,-,,% ,A 3, __¥

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Q 1 -s »_ ,, _ ~ - ._

. _ J _'_ - 1 ` _

40, also of Chelss a., was run down y th i

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gi _li--11-W

_,_ _ I.

rf°u_'Msncn¢si¢r ‘ 1 From si.. Join. rm ct..

_ _ __ -my as

Ai1_g1ISt‘,1 Augmt 1_1 __ .“_»;__ ‘ September ro ' gk Q _.___.__.; ._ _ . _ 0¢_¢9b¢1_’,2I_ f . ‘i'__‘ i ~ 2 Steamer sailsfrom for Charlottetow *

N- B- but to Manchester gacghom Charlottetown. ..af‘»l§i.. ..£i.*`*‘5{.l.i"f’“*“’...-..“’“"‘.,,.”

_ _ _ _ _ 1 , asaa s

_ Cure yourself by Dodd's Dyspzpsia Tab- _md sheep" ' _' ‘ i _ ° 3"' ‘ *_` ' °. .ff-(_,

Sl1_ipperS,Should~ notify the to they _will have to go forward as early-as _ possible,-_in ,order ,pq SP°°°~ F” “ir .°f f¥°‘Sl’* ‘>°*“ef.‘°¥“ an is wiv

. _ .. __ . 4;.;

___ ; would be fatal to try to force events in

-the British empire. Any pre-conceived

_“ plan along the lines of general or individ-

TE ual effort should proceed slowly.

“ ' ' ‘ ' ’ Wilfred

3 Historic experience, said Sir

tion, and good horses, wen cared premier suggested, when a. parliament of for al -ys p -

It would be a great spectacle but not

AT LARGES greater than the present galaxy of free Y _ . . nations owning allegiance E0 DNB S8310

'fre only pair of matched white

l sv it

the em ire should assemble at London

dag

horses in the city-specia ly - . _ able for weddings. Personal “Bom Edmund Bmtgn, premier of Aus

ttention to all orders. d - h- rema_rk§_

ip on _ $ tralia, was less guarde in is

- _ or

Bros” imperial defence. any common fiscal sys-

the empire, he decla.r-id, any scheme f

PROPRIE-1-ORS 3 tem seemed unobtainable at present, bu

zod tt nothing should be regarded as out of th

$ D 3°

s any selected Pla” °f I-‘Dr°S°“"»a°‘°° ‘°’ me seemingi. thought that it is im

` “Concerning imperial detence, political

TORONTO, July 12.-Dr. Chas. A. Hod-

has clearly shown that political changes,

To unless promoted by actual necessity gen-

` erally fail. There is no finality to human-i

Good tnrnouts of every descrin affairs.” The time might come, the by the Brmsh tax Dann..

relations ofthe empire and particularly frets, honorary secretary of the Canafiis trade relations, he thought it possible Red Cr0SS Society. 1188 .i\lSt iSS\1ed th _ that discussion of these subjects at the (3110 1‘¢D3l‘l7 Of the =0Gi€l5Y- Th0 W0l‘k |138 conference would bear good results, He been carried on at the seat of the South admitted that me ccniriiuiicns of self- African war by olcers of the Canadian governing colonies towards naval defence militia- and N59 di-‘D8D39d iihI‘-llllh WS OWU were not proportionate totheburden born 0510613 Mid $11088 Of the Biitish R d

The Times today makes efmcriii re- $80,000,000. the Work extending over a ference to the speeches of colonial pre- D9l`i0d 01' l0I`¢ than UWO Y°H1`9~

miers. “.l‘hose speeches,’ says the Times, are likely to be disappointing to those who have extravagant hopes of immediate results. lt cannot be satisfactory that

` their should be apparent disposition to

conclude without achieving some results.

ip3SSli'Jl€ i0 bring 8.b0\1C CIOSEI' Dillltlcbd dozen ¢,0ngi;ab1gg_ ,connections between Britain and the tleolonies or commercial union or more

5 8 ,equitible distribution of the burdens of

reach of the empire without earnest ef- the impH__a1defence_..

D e

Cross Society aid to the value of nearly

Dandruff 'Cure

Brings the grace of beautiful hair to everyone uses if. Dandruff' MUST be gotten rid of because it is the root of all troubles.

_ ` Th ° owes °' T ~'

COLORED MINISTERTHROWN out j .....i°'§..i1 .'l‘Zf.'.mb..£'§§i§g"i.'i°§§s'§if iii gitwaifslfif.

-_ Dandruii Cure is a positive permanent guaranteed cure

B ,J113.-A S.P ' f, .; ' ’ - ' -~

°ST°N “ Y i f or=_=_\_1;=' 1§3_y___if:, assume. Buy s tonic sz your druggisis--Price we and

church (colored) this m ' g pastor Rev. Simon P. W. Drew was. A. R. BREMER CO., LIRMTED. TCRONTO

- thrown bodily from the church by half a _¢H|¢AGn _ NEW yan* _ |-_°'"D°"

%%"` "` C A wosnnrirur. case.

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a News aper and by so D~’»~ir~

LONDON, July 12.-Arrived at Bucking-

‘ if ‘ I ____ --3 l i l W

Worth’S llllliliwliwwg Livery .Stables

umiiuuu

umniminrihnuiiin

glfhince Street. g Charlottetown. P- E-

1 First-class single and double

!eam$.

l-ine turnouts for weddingl. I

private parties.

PHONE 52. __

Picked up ' D

Saved Her Husbands Life. ‘

Orrawa. 00%- Jill? lim- i3P“i“")“'

George H. Kent, of 309 Gilmore St., v\ as dying with Brightfs Disease.

He was inthe very last sta2€S. 8-Hd 55°

physicians had given him up.

E H J Pu1s,wnicn ur. Kent began

0 0 gf

.Mi--~_;-~i_‘._*"_""‘ i”i___l-2

rxorarnros. 5.

gg,-rcaif - _ _ ' _ 1

He commenced tp improve. BB 9

well and a _ _ _ , not lost a day throllilii _1““°°’ °m°°'

Thatlwas aevoll NSU 58°:

W 4

when not in uae. Can?-=€ n pocket. Can be had at' -

~ -

- THE lanes Paoeiirss f

king will be transferred to N! yacht at Portsmouth at noon Timed!!-

§_=° s ;§iii§ giiiig

31-I-_1-é_'W'WW-1

artiiica A

gina: messed

igh t, transparent for _ _ h sent 1° 111° "Blown

':.:.°~::.°: I iiiiiiif 25s.

b thelmproved

' nkzbguggsr-;,c\earsthealr

ii, if 25*

Q¢,¢g 51,, Quo Prowse

°n°°° i d h wasl

t work in two months. He has I

, July 18-It is understood the i »

mn” the al ‘

gpg_ lk U16 I

l\iiim's minor. ri"#-‘i-i~“

W. Clause l mimic.

ham Palace Kitchener was speedily con-

sonally expressed his thanks for the ter- mination of hostilities. The king then pre- sented Kitchener with the decoration ci

‘ keep hidden from the omcers -to-day.

NEW CHINESE' NINISTERS.

y PEKIN, July 13.-Liang Chen Tung, secretary of the Chinese embassy to the..

appointed Chinese minister iii! the United States, New ministers to Russia, France _ and Italy have also been named.

ii coin sromics on c/ins.

` OTTAWA, ' July 13--The department of agriculture has arranged with the C. P. R " andthe Grand Trunktaprovide refrigerator cars for carriaga`of~cheese on through bills of landing, and on local shipments to Mon-

__.__ ,,-

. c f cars avaibablé , the departmenttas agreed

,disfigured fora couple of weeks. I was

_ , _ . ,advised to try your Liniment to allay the |

ducted the Kin s sick chamber and his m_mm0n_ and did Sm The effeco was s We Thee safe"

i g;'E_?Et;’e1;;;u;giisthcgugggeriftiggeiei more than I expect-ed-a few applicazionsl Of LlV¢!’p0GI

§§mi;‘§;°1fb§;?;°=;(*;° if';'-»“°f~_- Pfmnr THE SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, ci London “ . ‘” ”°°'”'”g ”°’° Tl-IE. PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY oi Brccikyin

MINARDS LINIMENT is also a good - ‘I uci t ree or-fine mos ences 1 THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO-. Ol New Y

At last one evening the Phimfians “Fl L the new order of merit. at e 0 P Yo%"`m_uiy_ his wire that 11° °°“1d “°” 1*" ““ ‘ ' ------ W_ A CKE ,_ C,°~°;;=°° $4,¢|9,90g,000_||0 ' gglgl

m°rm_nz° . t h- bedaide ‘Mm l Harbor Grace. Niid., Jan. 8, 1898 . _ www mm md "sim *mememl _

Whl1° "°‘°°b"’3 “ef ‘B TRACY NOT CAPTURED YET- JOHN MCEACHERN Agen*

Kent happened tv 91° UD B' “Per °°‘_; I ___ °°‘i°i°g °° ?'dv°ru’emenDtu°a§.a iigsneyii 'S1-:A'r'rLx<:. Wash..July13.-Notwithsiand- Bl‘l8hi"9 D‘s°”° A' by S 1 ~ ing the general belief that Tracy is on Pilli- ' _ .the verge of col’apse, the result of buck-

A 111659038" w°k° up the nearest ilmg ‘shot wounds and illness resulting from

Zist' “nd P1`°°'“°°d °' b°x °£ D°i:,st_]§;(;n;{_ exposure' in the br\13h, he managed to

i' coronation of King E-iward was to-dayv

Fumuict

fi ti-931 for exports." Eprthe limited number i

__ ._ gp pay-icing -charge to pe‘fuiit` this service _

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Dear Sirs.-While in the couniry last \ I ¥ l‘_"‘;_._f_f-_"l“f'%;~ 0 I T

KING RECEIVES KITCHENER' summerl was badly bitten bv mosquotes 7 °

-so badly that 1 thought 1 would be ---_---P ' ...__

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amount oftuei, and few others have dampen to which the

' obedient. ‘

The “Sunshi|ie” Furnace

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is simple to operate, easy to clean, needs very little ,attbntiom has self- a¢tif\S 5” ¢|9~mP¢f'S. and is in every way a modern heats__r.

scan by .ui enterprising dealers. wi-as fcr_m_¢i»gua;

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London, Toronto, Montreal Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John N B

f~» sorted... Shippers using tbesecars f _ _ \ _ l“§.uif....-...i..1..»......»...r...;..... ‘_ __ cn O i::> 1:: . as R o ea a r=e es,

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is not too cold to be guicki! heated with a “Sunshine Furnace.

No other heater will extract so much beat from the same