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Au Independent Journal, untrammeiled

and fearless; aiming to be Just, lmoartlal, Reliable. Newlyn seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The E'eop1e’l Paper-

Publishcd at its oflices, New Prowse

Block, North side Post Office, at the fol- lowing rates, payable in advance:--

three months $1.00; per yr . _ . . . . . . ...$ Semi-weekly Edition (Mond. 8: Thur.)

Morning Edition, daily (except Snndqayg

Ganvas Shoes iL00. .

All sizes of women’s White Canvas`[Shoes|in stock at $1.00 a pair heel and neatly made.

A Better

Quality $1.50.

-very neat-soft soles and dainty wood heels.

_ An ideal

warm weather , shoe.

Alley & Go,

Queen Square,

Charlottetown, P: E. I.

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_A varied and interesting program

consisting of Music, Operetta, Reci- oation, Drills, Tableau, etc., has been prepared. _

Doors open at 7.30 p. m. Exer-

cises to begin at 8 p.m.

Admission 25 cents. Tickets for sale at Reddin Brothers.

1.531

Public Notice!

I have this day disposed of the

stock and good will rf the Medical Hall to Mr. J. G. Jamieson, and would wk friends and customers to extend to him a. liberal share of your

trade. _

5. W. DODD.

June llth, 1900..

Referring to the above the under-

signed requests from the Public _a continuation of the liberal patrongge bestowed in the past, and" hopes, by integrity and strict attention to busi- ness to merit a larger share of the Slme- ,

JAMES G. JAMlE$0N.

June llth, 1900-1'Zd&wt,, _

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per yr. $1.50; in advance . . . _ . . . _ _ . . __.$1.25 Veckly Edition (Thursday) per yr. $1.25; iii advance . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . ._.$1.00‘ Branch Offlcsa

places where subscriptions may be paii ,

Miittart, Agent.

. A gent-.

E- fr '_ L

now sa at no more an per cen

j their reading has been considerably ex- ltended in the few years since the war

with Japan. That disastrous war taught , the more enlightened classes in China L that Japan was able to overcome them 4 because of the adoption of Western

i eiviiized methods. with this cogviciion has come the desire to know more of the

knowledge which western nations have and an effort to possess themselves of it.

Some facts disclosed recently in a re-

port of the Society for the Diffusion of

p Christian and General Knowledge among the Chinese throw a light upon this movement. In 1893 the society issued 120

books in classical Chinese form. In the two years immediately before the war with Japan the sale of the society’s books amounted only to $817, while in the two years ending with 1898 they amounted to $18,457. More than this, Chinese pub- lishers have extensively pirated and re- produced these European books because of the profit found in their sale. The books referred to treat of all branches of

Western learning such as geography, his~ tory, science, travel and the Bible. ¥Vhen

Mackenzie‘s “Nineteenth Century” was

brought out in a popular Chinese edition, 4,000 copies were sold within two wieeks. Old Chinese printing establishments have been unable to cope with the demand for

Chinese reprints of European books, and

the price of papers was, in consequence, sent up by leaps and bounds. In 1895 only nineteen newspapers were printed in the Chinese language; in 1898 the number had quadrupled.

These facts show that there is a rapidly

increasing desire for modern World

knowledge in China, and even if but forty millions of the people can read. that is of itself a great community. And the educated will in the end rule the ignorant and unlearned. It would be amistake

therefore to imagine that thc China. of

today is made up of a. mere unthiuking horde of almost countless millions, or that there is no such thing as public sentiment in the Flowery Kingdom. On the -con-

trary China. is in itself the field of great warring influences, progressive against retrogressive, Radical against ultra Tory _ -to borrow an illustration from our own'

afairs. Kuang Hsu, the” 1 nominal

Emperor, is a Reformers and on his

accession to the -throne issued 3 number of edicts, p_1'eparing.tbc way for the introduction of modern civilization

into China. For this he was practically deposed andimprisoned, and his coun- sellors beligpided or banished by' the \lS\1l'Di¥\8 Emomgs Dowager, the head and

representativel of the obstructives, the anti-foreign and anti~civilizing old fogies of the country. f

Hence :we can preadilyysee. the lllose

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This week we oder V Li _ _

Upton’s’Marmalade in 1 lb pots, 15cl p __ fl H 1 _‘,='=.=_ _ 5 it ` D

each or two pots for 25c. a

In 7 lb pails only 70c each. A

Keiller’s Dundee Orange Marmalade

in 1 lb. jars 204: each or 2 pdts for 3§c. Also 7 soldqpegl tins 95c_'each.

The undersigned __ad_inini`ptra.tor of

.-the ESUQUB Isabelle _f#!i8_-of _Ch&fl0El.1¢toV!i V ';% receive

_ _ _ _. ,,,, rs ‘i 1 - ¥?:‘:aff?§i'£°¢_».§?:§¥l§' Mar- “of June will ‘fe_-ima puree; ery the

_ in i h sijeesaf use if. J °'»“i_.

“ lil ' the above ni-e?f€5l-g|;.¢1,,,§ 3",

goodajust rcédvedinstock pf;

entire outit§f appara-

`\rus`,'iust'uia\auts,‘:tools.i_fur€ure. etc., = loom ,ghg\_=;,e _photop five. #_ ___ ‘Queen ' Square, Oharlottc§6'wu§‘q '

it ivf-irf'aEmnnn. .l - ~ _ & G0 "S Jamie ni. _ ' _ ‘fi Ads' gt., 1, BONE-233'*-' i 1

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In that case some such almost miraculous

J. E. B. MCCREADY. J. P. HOOD. ~ ___

oHers`irntil;'1°hursid'a t V nt first .

, - 'rss cniiinuin, cmnm1~'mrnvvN- i»nriic1»i snvuiaof isnmol .ross io. root D

theéf-Empeess,’ Dowager. ' the murderous hatred of foreignelswith which the court and the greatly prepond- erating ignorant masses of the common i people are imbued. We can see also how a. great hope, if not perchance a great era of enlightenment and progress in China might arise if the powers would butl. depose the powerful, wicked and lunscru~ pulous Empress Dowager and restore the Emperor tohis throne and his rights. I

transformation as has been seen in Japan . within the past quarter century might be 1

China This maybe too much to hope

e ig nment an progress, which it is

tion generally to cherish and encourage.

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ham; Lorena, McMillan. Wood Islands;

1 Champion, Orr. Riehibucto; Swallow

Finlayson, Pinette; Estella, Bontin, Bathurst; Miletus, Peters, Buctouehe; Baltic, McLane, Pictou; Minnie Laura, Bailey, Sydney; P. L. G. Burke, Pic ou; Ellen May, Foster, Chatham.

“STOP 'I`l'llEF! ”

It is an old trick among the light-

Engered fraternit to divert attention from themselves by raising the cry of

“ stop thief ” and so putting the public on a alse scent. '

There is' a certain kind of advertisew

who is expert in similar methods. Que of his tricks is to tell women that 1t’s “revoking” to write to a man in con- sultation about disease. ‘_‘_Wom_en should write to a woman." The remain- der of the advertisement invites women

to write for advice, and is carefulaly worded to convey the idea that the -_ vice oEered is that of a physician. But a close examination shows _that there is

no p.hysician’s advice odered and the who e clamor of ‘,‘ write to a woman” is raised to divert attention from _the fact that the woman offering advice is. not a doctor, and therefore not competent to give medical advice : - _

For the advice of an unqualified

advice of an unqualified man

Women who are sick n obtain mech

cal advice free by letter, consulting Dr R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical In

stitute, Buffalo, N. Y. As an expert in the treatment and cure of fema e dis- eases Dr. Pierce takes the highest rank. In over thirty years’ experience he has treated half-a-million women and of that great number ninet -eight per cent. have

been perfectly andy permanently cured. Each etter is held as private an its con- tents guarded as a 'sacred confidence.

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite

Prescription makes Weak

Women Strong and Sick

Fwomen Well. _

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news furnished, advertising. -lob work' ° . f°f»‘1“"“‘".°’°.‘“"'i“°”°“€”‘S“@'s”‘““ SA l URDAY SNAPS FOR 1 IODAY

Currie’ M,,_,,,,ge,._ sentiment within the Empire making for _ ' ‘

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__ MW-Ser-__ _ The Dl11‘l*2llli C2562. I Another Sweeping reduction Skirts lor 7 5c and' 95c. _ ~`

_ --- ` Boys’ Blouses worth up to $1.00 to iit boys from l4:to__10_»ysara 454:.

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fuiilzgsiiiilltnfeSgiiegléiinigillotreoilhgi.i _Ch1ldI‘6\1 S Pniufores, lit little girls from 4 to 10 years, for 39:; _

Mr-r;?(;bS°?i _in 3_2?-ant murder dogs. * 4 Lines of Tailor made Suits, going a.ti$3 95. V f ~-i-‘ ' '

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Salii Fransico Call for; information, and -125 Soft H0501? Shlrtsf worth up -to 8.14401' gonlg at fsofe'

saruansv. Joss ic, um. laslnlghlmelved the followlng reply; 1 50 Generals Pictures, framed 50c tomorrow 25c._

_-_ 1 _-_ _ _ _f “N0 f°\mdeti°I1 fOr fewlied <=°“f*=SSi°“ 1000 Men’s Scarfs,»25c each, to-morrow 2 for 251:. 1 . 1-

MATTERS IN calm. G“’S°“ f"‘k°‘" 0'" i“f.°"m“"°“ °“"‘°< A lot of slightly soiled whife|and colored dress shirts worth up to $1 00 for

_ liléiliiihnzpgssgluitlhédiiziis I A lot of sauiple` Golf Hose only one _pair of a pattern '50cl to $1 03 a pair

d fo “MW” am Sled f°fih¢ Sake °f humanity' -500 Pairs ha f Hose=Black and Khaki 45c°for 300.

Of the three hun red and Sixty D0 ur andjustiee that the report isdisproved.-_ . _ -‘ ' _ - , _- " ‘ - i=~ ’ ’ 1 _ .

I hundred millions of people in China it is Ottawa Citizen. _ Irs 'Ribbed <H0se='Jf‘ r

id th t th 10 b 50 Shirt’ W_a.-isis 'to-morrow evening 65 quality for 39_¢; no

can read. None the less the governing ' W¥a?Per8 fof 9.0¢' z ~ _ 2 _ _»i classes, the civil service of the country S L€`8..th6l"`.Be.tS W.3\_`th»up lm golng-.Ft .loc- ,,,,,l ,he ,,,,ll,l,le, classes can boll, mad - ___ _ 300 _Pairs Ladies’ Gloves at 45c worth up to 1.25. _

and write and are “educated” according. Pom OF CMRLUQHBTOWN 8. 'CSQ_l‘B€{l`;; ' O " S ' in the amends ci uni ‘count-y. Ami _ _ ,_ ' _ 3 airs ies _ani e rscte, worth-up to»$£l~.='15

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, Swallniw, Finlayson, Pinette; `Miletus,T7 Yards and

' Peters. Sydney: Sam0a.R°i>er. do; Glenn torus to choose from.

ora, Balcom, Marble Mountain; Baltic, B 9 T d C ' ‘ ` ‘ '_ ` -"' ’

McLane’ Pima; RL' G’ Burke’Pm°u` 335 gairgegadieadm Coiisetsl at 25 per cent. elf."

JUUE 15 cld:-EveniugStar,Martin, Chat- Pairs M enis ,Braces 15C -

53 Men’s Caps2~5c'. » ‘ _

_ 180 Sailor Hats worth 45c for 100, (in black only-) _ 53 _Childrens Kilt Suits 75c, 1.25, and 150. it 1

1 Men’s $8.00 Tweed Suits for $5. _ ` , l

childrens Suas from 756. i

1 Boys Pants 45c and 60c,

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for-ihe-money wheel. ' '

By cutting down the options the cost is kept down. ' ` ` _ _S By saving in' every possible way the price is made $40 f `_ By putting the best possible material into the wheel and

electrically welding the important parts g`u`a-ranteerepair '

penses are avoided. `

The local guarantee goes wit‘i the Scotsmm at only 840,

but Scotsman riders will n '

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Toilet Sets, Glass Table I and all kinds of Dining Room and Kitchen Crockery is com-

, plete for the summer trade.

We bought most of our goods before the pricesadvanced so we axe selling all lines at very low prices. O 3?” "latest designs, lowest at :_._,._;»__ '

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