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Colt. Sold only by `MORRIS & SMITH,

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WRTERS

Our assortment of these

is right up-toldate as you will see by the following.

'1`aylor’s Violet, Colgate’s Violet, Crown C. Violet,

R it G. Vera Violette, R. & G.Violct dc Parmc La France Roae.

Taylor’s White Rose. R. & G. Marechel Neil

Rose. -

R- & G. Oeillet Blanc.

“ Peau d Espagne, “ Heliotrope,

Taylor’s Lavender. _'Prices as is usual here

are low as such worthy

“goods can be sold. _

J. G. JlllllESON.

DRUGGIST f th 1, -° 1; ,md missy

The Liedical H511 in his stead. But the Globe admits that wmk; Hxgalgdweathzegp 8 -avant

' __ ' “he has not lost in reputation throughout i with shrinking and fg;r_ by the country for having taken the position T ha fin hw-1 ¢`-hiM1'¢n V

I that the Liberals ot St. John must throw

TEA

M The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church at Marshield will entertain the public at a Tea Party on

the beautiful shading grove at

Suffolk Station,

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THURSDAY, AUG. 20.

I Globe counts for much in view of its for-

_,.1°he tableawillbe spread from midday on- ward, variously laden with the best of the land

*the way of dainty and wholesome diet.

ere will also be an ice cream tent, refrah-

mknt saloon, ga1nes,ammelnenls and what not !

_ “Come one-come all- meet your friend; at -this lol, outing of the season and enjoy a good

lime.

Proceeds in favor of llanse and Church Fund. g6l\ould dav prove unfavorable the tea vldll _pg heid on saturday the aznd.

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if llways and ilaild N

. ml r -radars -I '" £1 " eh€S..BP" = P-W' less remotel! connected with the subject. ' - . . V . ~

éf5» ma8`&m¢9» U°V¢l_S 8113"* I ‘ Where the Premier was vague and rho- l U' book8l>ylZll.eIIl0Sf P9Pl1181‘ * __ ` -- ' 7 ' T Y' if

_ ljustwhat-yo_nwanti.fyou_

- comehem. ,Weantxcipate ,_

yonrdemands and

North Side Queen Square. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Business Office Telephone l33c- _ Odice Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

Omer Hours rr noon to 6p.m.; 8 to ra lam.

J. E. B. McCREADY, Editor

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SATURDAY AUGUST 15 15113.

THE NEW BRUNSWICK PRESS

AND HON- NR. BLAIR.

Mr. Blair in retiring from the Govern-

ment and vigorously attacking their rall- way policy has evidently lost less than he has gained in the way ot support from the newspapers of his Province. In years past when he was premier of New Bruns- wick he had the hearty support of the St. John Telegraph, the leading Liberal journal of New Brunswick, and it stands by him heartily si ill. The St. John Globe, of which Senator Ellis is editor and the Moncton Transcript gave him a half- hcazted support at times and a good deal of criticism at others. He was never a favorite with them. The St. John Sun.

the leading Conservative organ in the Province and the Moncton Times in ihoae days and down to the date of his resigna-

tion vigorously, contiuuously and some- times bitterly assailed him.

‘L To-day The Globe stands with the Gov-

ernment and opposes Mr. Biair’s present attitude, even going so tar as to intimate

him overboard and get another candidate

views of the public interest requires this of him.” This candid admission of The

mer coolness toward Mr. Blair. The Moncton Transcript stands close with the Government policy, which it conceives will do much for the upbuilding of that city and is now pretty severe upon Mr. Blair. In strong contrast with these

Liberal papers in the changed attitude oil

Mr. Blair-'s former opponents, the St.

which it characterises as , remarkably impersonal.” He treated the bill harshly, ut that was legitimate, and the bill “deserved all it got.’ Coming to its more general features The Sun says: i

bill is one of the events ot the session. It is sure t. be more fully reported and to command more attention than the address of Sir Wilfrid Laurier explaining and de- ' tending the measure. Mr. Blah- has this

while Sir Wilfrid Laurier delivered- an

House of Commons yesterday than there

` Blair, former Ministz r ot Railways in the

HI 'has been for many a long day. Hon. Mr.

'Cabinet of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, was far ‘ - _more vigorous and spoke vary much bett-

Blafr pinned the minisfry dawn to hard 'substantial reasons. Sir Wliirld made a

apieallor smidan and y

without consi location and enquiry.

Blair reaommeniei a study and in-

quiry lnto1,the conditions, and some con-

lion ot the problem before the

country is confuitte-i to this azstly pro-

This is so lair a criticism ‘ that it reads

_like favor in the criumns oi The Sun, and

Tit will have waight}wlth the country. Mr. Blair is able to retain the favorable opinions of the Sun and the Moncton - rims, menus: with the powerful sa-

sured, the press campaign on the railway

qnessioa in Ne lv Brunswick will bc-an ip- terostiog cue. .As the case now stands -he has the two most induentlal and§widely` read organs ot Liber-al}andj\Conservatlve

scheme. _

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The Montreal Herald the leading ex-

'or the strength ot his attack upon the ' railway bill. It says:

There was more excitement in the

l7ir.B1sarw>ee¢1.¢n¢he ci-and rruni-J. _ - ~ R nl .

advantage over his former leader that_he °f °“‘t°m5" *md ml'-inn! discussed the matter betua the House, ”"°°'°°°t`¢“P° fa the

er than he ever did while a Minister.

The probability of an early Dominion

election is increasing. A number of

Liberaljonrnals indicate this so plainly that it seems evident that the word 'has

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been passed io the local §par‘y managers

in the several Provinces to be ready. The Picton Chronicle tells its readers that

ject. - f 'I

vocacy of The Telegraph of which he is as-_I

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Mostmw d°n’f rs4ii;¢_vh,@

- rol1c°]nolg3_, until iii; fat; " ’ ' " 1

ffqf Li -man in _a ,

are “ a friend in need.” Instead of selecting- thc cloth, yonf_qr>,icct,tlile,~s 't-nipqg u , ready~to-try-dn. 3 5 }l&Z'2.,tion,, ; paces. sary, arc coinplotcdint-1.4 few hours, and

you have a tailor-made, linished-to-order suit-selected, tried on, fitted and delivered

'in ahurry, because his tailor has pointed him, is sure to disa point his _tailor

by becoming atirm friend of.P‘ “Fit-Re‘t`ol'n1." I ' I , For what chance made zz. necessity, calm

judgment will approve.

Weaves and patterns ;- shades and |"‘“'

colors -- that mirror every dictate of I m

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~ Your Vacation Sain,

the same day. I man whg buys

F1t-Reforms

Resdv Tailored Clotlail

fashion. Sizes to fit every figure.

suiessadove`f¢°au»,;roro;;o. ‘ Trouser-s,33,y,55and|6.

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Fir REFORI1 WARQROBB.

PROVVSE BROS., M119*

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“all sign! Demt to a general election_be- tore there is another session of Parlia- ment.” The St. John Globe says “there are reports that there will be a general

election before the first ot February.`and_ perhaps earlier.” Many similar _ intima- tions might be quoted. All interested in our public affairs should be on the alert. It will be well if the country is not taken

by surprise. The dissolution may oome_

immediately after the close ot the session, I or a little later.

A “ull”

N a ° nl i»ss'iul»iani¢_f s¢w?$a;;s me or rf.

gundysbabyaosmall thataquartclai.

ol itoomfortably._ If thearticleto gl all the facts it would probably tell i

o ve e, thy the

mother must be healthy, and it is the

common testimony

‘ of mothers that the

use of Dr. Pien'ce’a Favorite Prescrip- I tion not only pro- motes the mother'a healthbntalsogives

her stren to to her chgr '

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accounts for the large quantity of ' 'Furnitum we have sent out during the last few - We will continueour sale a- short time longer to enable those who have not been able, to call and take advantage, of the wonderfully low prices that prevail .here-. _ Beds and Mattresses, Lounges, Couches, Easy Chairs, Morris Chairs,etc.,`etc.,-are discounted If you want any of these, y thing e1se,call and _see what`-we'c`a.n1”do for you

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A _ _ __ . and gizing refresh-'L' ' _ _ yswl ew.uP`° ate st _ ‘ - ~' ISIOCC- PI’@§

John Sun and Moncton Times. The Sun ing 8199’ It Increases P y “gm A R d at _ I V _ . _- Fwd dlifmf fi” *

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htgcsadly recommend Dr. Pierue’a Favorite

Finn," writes Xrn.J.W.G._Steph _

lllahmonhumberland County. Va.

ly little mu horn

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Dr. Pierce'a Common Adviser, containing 1oo8 /he on receipt of stamps

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oration on a. variety ot subjects more or

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ajwell stocked news coun-_L

ter especially for Saturday. night. '

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defends Mr. Blairagainst the charge otll that the baby’s advent is prac cally V g _ “_ V )¢ personal bitterness in his railwa ee h, It is the best °f wma f°‘_' , ' ` l

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it _ `We'want yotl_to_csll bee oui' goods, we will save yon. 1 M.

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CARRIAGE BUILDER says about the McLA

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myself and do work on_ Laughlin I am

'a position to know that are the best carriage on market, run- lighter, longer and make less noise

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