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Beep for Skin Tortured Babies and Rest for Tired Mothers, in a Warm Bath with

S J.

And a single application oi CUTICURA Ointment, purest of emollients and greatest m akin aura. This is the purest. SW¢¢i_¢S\`- most speedy, permanent, and ecpnomxeal treatment for torturing. duiigarmg. Mfr ing, burniig, Haig. scaly, crested. 2-Bd pimply skin and humcurs with loss d hair,of infants andpchildren, andis sore to succeed when all other remedies fail. °Mn.L1o.'vs or Pxortn Usn_ Ctrrrcrns Soar, assisted by Cuticura Omtnient, fox beautifyiug the akin, for cleansing the scalp, and the stopping of falling hair. for

sdtening. whitening, and soothing re-l. rough, and sore han s, and fcrzill the :lur-

pusssof the toilet, bath. and iiui.~e_r_y. Mil- iona of Women use Ci:'rn1'ns near in baths for annoying irritaiions, inflamma- tions. and chatings, or too fr_ee oi offensive

mlmtiw, in washes ior ulcfrative

asses, and for many snriative anti-

septic purposes which readily snicest themselves to women, especially mot ers. Thus it combines in Om: Soar ai Om-:

Pnlcl, the naar skin and complexion soa , _

and sas'r toilet and baby soap in the world. Colrurl Tanrxnxr rox Evsmj Htxoua

CWICUBA Soar. to cleanse the skin or crusts ana ldloland soften the thickened cnticle. and CUTI- CUIA Oliirnlwr, to instantly allay itchina. in- Qammation. and irritation. and soothe and heal, lld CUTICURA RIBOLVBNT, to cool and cleanse is blood.

Q9” yy ,U .in _ erhouse

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Crown

Gem Jars

We have alarge supply of

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1901.

. -Y-.1 ' - ' I

THE GREAT KOWIOW QUESTION.

‘ Persons admitted to the presence of

the Emperor of China are required to perform an act ofreverenoe known as the

kowtow. In this act the person being ` presented kneels three times and touches the ground with the forehead three times after each kneeling. In making amends for the murder of the German

Minister at Pekin committed during the Boxeroutrugcs it has been stipulated

that the Chinesehlinister at Berlin shall present the apology of his government with the same reverence that he makes

before the Emperor of China. This the Chinese Minister refusesto do. He will not kowtow to the Kaiser and the Kaiser will be Satisfied with nothing less.

The Chinese Minister may or may not

have been forbidden by his imperial master to perform the kowtow to the Emperor of hermany. Whether forbidden or not he knows very well that this act of reverence is regarded with

superstitious awe in Ch-ina, and his head might be taken oifon his return if he had so unwarrantably abused himself. On the other hand the German Emperor knows the importance of insisting. The dipolomatic world world awaits the out- come with amused interest. The re-

presentatives of European countries at the Chinese court have always refused the kowtow on the ground that it was debasing. This fact makes it harder for the Chinese Minister at Berlin to get

down on his knees and nine times place his forehead in the dust before the

Kaiser. It is thought that after a time the grovelling ceremony may be waived and diplomatic inter be course resumed.

At present the question of the kowtow

stands in the way.

1-im

It has now been definitely settled that

the Columbia will be the defender of the

America Cup against the Shamrock II .It was the Columbia which beat the old

Shamrock in 1899. The following are the years in which races for the cup have been held, with the names of the winning and losing boats : ` Year Winner Loser 1851 America 18 boats

GEM JARS and as the pre- serving season is now on. will

sell especially low

Pints 6c each. Quarrs 7c each. Q gallons cc each.

Rubber Rings I2() dgz,

1870 1871 1871 1376 1881 1885 1886 1887 1893 1895 1899

Magic Columbia Sappho Madeline Mischief Puritan

Cambria Livonia Livonia Dufferin Atlanta Genesta

Mayflower Galatea Volunteer Thistle Vigilant Valkyrie II Defender Valkyrie III Columbia Shamrock.

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J. D. l6Lll0D & 00.

Pitch Pine I

Oak Timber

Boards.

etc. ._-A

Large stock kept on

hand. Orders filled promptly.

JOS. A. LIKELY.

St. John, N.

13 d&wly

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g wurk. §

0ne ol ourgrtat Specialities

Our business has been so creat for 8

past _few months it has been almost im- S possible tg turn out our orders on time. he question naturally arises. What

is the reason of so great a rush? The reason is plain, cur plant is fitted

throughout with the latest Modern 8 Machinery and employing none but Erst class workmen. We arein a better 0

position to turn out work in a satisfac- 0

. Dry manner than any other establish-

ment on P. E. Island

We have the facilities and know ho

to execute the work.

Give usa trial and be convinced of

the merits of our work.

Bruce Stewart & Co.,

~: Engineers, Machinists and

s\.hg»"¢‘...

Mana Navi tion Co'a Wharf Char-

lottetown. P. slsland-Phone 135.

Teo. t

MGGREGOR

fi 0366

0069

on. per Earle" i

71 The United States will endeavor to have

but one official language in its new pos sessions. The American schools in the

Philippines will teach the English lan- guage, and the inference is that the Spanish language will eventually cease in that country. In Per-to Rico, we are toldy

English will slowly supplant the Spanish as it has supplanted French in Louisiana The American journal which makes the announcement of the one language system points out the inconveniences which have resulted in British colonies

from the tolerance of native languages.

In Malta Italian is still the oilicial lan guage;Cyprus speaks Greek and Maurltiu French. In Quebec French is still an

odicial language along with English. In India English is only spoken by the English themselvesand their immediate dependents. All of which goes to show that our American cousins are much less

tolerantin the matter of language than Britain has been.

It is announced thata party of Ameri-

can Senators and Congressmen from the_

p New England States will~ reach Halifax 1 today and are coming to the Island next week. They will visit prtncipalpoints in this Province byrail; and we trust they may be greatly interested in and pleased with what they see. It would be well that they should see us at our best. with

clean,we1l watered streets and steady clear shining lights at night. (We have still

the intermittent system in vogue most of the time). We trust that the Board of Trade will not lose the opportunity of calling forth some expression of opinion from the distinguished visitors on the matter of freer trade relations,so necessar and important to the Island.

CRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA

andall Summer Complaints in Children and Adults readily cured by Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable. At all dealers at 25 cents. .

111-, -:

nance r9__flamtns.

Wanted aood milk I once

Bpst priceson the I

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rasslosnr mcxmtiai snot.

When the news came overthe wires last evening that President McKinley had been fatally shot,the brief announcement caused athrlll of horror among all who heard it. As the news spread Tas Guita- DIAN was besieged by visitors eager to learn the facts, and from long before till long after our despatches were received

the office telephone was kept busy with inquiries.

Our despatches hold out little _or po hope that the President can survive his terrible wounds. He may even be dead before these words can reach our readers. They and the people of C mafia. will shar e with the people of the United States the sense of dismay and the awful suspense of the hour. Most fervent-

ly must we all hope. while hope remains. possible, that the distinguished sufferers life may be spared. _

President McKinley will be known in history as one of the ablest and worthiest of those who have been called to fill the

highest oihcial station in the United States. He has been a man of honor and

a lover of peace. In his high omce he he has won distinguished regard among the rulers of the world. We" in Canada, and throughout the Empire must always especially value his efforts to maintain cordial relations with Great Britain.

Should the President die, Vice Presi- dent Roosevelt will at once become Pre- sident for the balance of the term which will end March 4. 1905.

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Any Lady can Use y

Dr. 6hase’s ointment.

If Il Antheptic, Cleansing ggi H¢g,|.

ing--Beautines the Skin and Cures Plmplel, Blackheath and Irritat- GIL Itcllillk Skill.

There is no single preparation you

can name that is more useful in the , I <

home tnan Dr. Chase’s Ointment. and ° . I

it is so clean, refined and creamy that 1 , 6

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_ I pwrhp" ,_ yor

John McLeod & Co Crockery Cvmulimenls.

We are daily receiving ilttteriog compliments on our low prices and

it deserves a place in every ladies' toilet. ,

It ~is~a delightful 'app`licatlon` for

rough, red skin. pimples, -blabkheads and irritated, itching skin. It prompt- ly heals chapped lips and hands. burns, bruises and wounds of all kinds.

During the hot weather Dr. Chase’s

Ointment is in constant demand fob" chafing and scalding: fleshy people 95;. peciaily, finding it invaluable. Moth. ers use lt for their babies, as it does not clog the pores of the skin like pow- ders do.

Then it must be remembered that be-

sides being a skin bea.utifl2r,Dr. Cha.-se`n Ointment has wonderful medicinal qualities, thoroughly curing each. and every form of Eczema, Salt -Rheum, Baby Eczema, Scald Head and Itchlng

Skin Disease. Sixty cents E1 box, all dealers, or postpaid from dmanson. Bates & Company, Toronto.

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li lay Aside

Your llisheliets

-'Q il

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and stand convinced that vou save

ll (and money sav-d is money fmade.) ,

The school children have returned to: Sll

v school.

money by buyingyonr drug wants here I _

~’ .AVA

3, cones. BRUSHES. Toorn " ` BRUSHES, etc., etc, are required

, We have have them in variety and _ , are anxious to please you. '

ix From Baby_ requisites to the most 1' ‘W potent presci iptions. l. V.

(You will save money here.) " " li

. ll. A. w. annum, Pnm. B.

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The Square Druggists

Sunnyside. 'Il

@@@@i TENDERS F GR

Dru g-Stock

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SEALED TENDERS will be :eceivcd by the

undersigned addressed “john E. Bell, Char lottetown "and marked “Te d - f '

, n ers or Stocr,

up to x2 o’clo:k. noon, on saturday the four- teenth day of September next 1901, for the stock of Drugs, Fancy Goods, Sh-tp Furniture' and eB'ects o Mr. Lawrence W. Watson (doin business in Charlottetown. under; the name o§ W. R. Watson) and situated and being in the Drug Store and Premises lately occupied by Mr. Watson on the west side of Queen Street, Char- lottetown, ad3o\mng the premises of Messrs George Carter &_ Co. .The stock list~of the property may be u_1s_pected at the omcs of Mr. A. A. McLean, Solicitor, Charlottetown, and in- tending p\.'lrchase.s will have the privilege of inspecting the propertcy on application to either Mr. McLean or the un erstgned.

The above sale is made in pursuance of the

provisions for sale contained in a Chattel Mort- gagec made by the said _Lawrence W. Watson to the undersigned, bearing date the Sth day of December, A. D., 1§97. _ ,.

The purchaser will have the opportunity of

takingthe lease of the Drug Store without con- sideration.

The undersigned does ‘not bind himself to

accept the hig est or any tender.

JOHN E. BELL,

Mortgaged

Aug, 31, 1901 Sept .3d-f, _ ___ -_ _ 1 _L __ ----v

WA NTED

To work an lliciou Water Works

‘ 100 Men or more.-" ' Good Wages. ~ Apply to f _ _

T. A MCILEAN, Clftowii

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LADIES l

liners

We please every taste because our stock is the largest, the newest,

Q the best. Every jacket is made in the latest style, perfect in every detail,

A forming in fir, finish and workmanship to the demands of fashion.

the price be lirge or small our values are conspicuously big.

i F. PERKINS & Co i i F. PERKlNS&

._ ’ $2 to $25’

The Mlllinery Leaders. . The_M\llinc1y Leaders.

l;_@F___ Q' I - | 1 *_ __ nn. i $-

ummer nits., Ai

, _ co ‘~

P Leave your Orders for

P was

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.A consideration -not in the

Z 3/*"3l:._ai\Ti7\§r' ”5’$E¥¥d7LT%

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pl endid assortment. ' _

Not the irlle takeof gossip; but the careful opinion _of criticu Skip

our store and you skip thehiggest crockery bargains ever heard of. Hun

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ireds of customers who have bought from us afe during the past year are

telling their friends of our wonderfully low' prices. `

Lewis O1dStand Opposite Market

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Pum-: MALI v|Nl=.cAR. »

Ask _for Quotations. ' _°°l°» D\'l°° T

commendstion required. Apply

lnulisls and lllhels

Who Appleniale High-Class lailoling

will endow- psablnhmeni -the .ight place rn leave f;..',n“.,§;;=;i1r.§.';°f‘...:.1‘°'-.“:.‘.:'f:'.‘?".f‘°

their 'orders' - ` I » I _ Garments made by us are noted for their ease, grace, ' I and good inish Our stock is replete with fashionable woot lens Briti.h and Canadian manufacture V ,

I 'We are agents for the ' ceiehra1:_ed§OXFOBD TW_'EEDS`j “ix -

and have now oicr f00 PATTERNS in ` “ . you sign-m°”s..m ,Assam ' ‘m<ez.f:.'.°““' °=‘=°*°'~'°°'-M”

for than always

Clarki Crockery Co-.y

MQFRIIJI *VIII*

Sorneof»those_ I

of McPher‘son_%.

_ 4 Here ares. law prices. 1

Men’s Tan, extended, double

now tannins §;;;';‘°»f-=~°“ 'ev

ll(en’s Boa Calf. extended

Boys Box C lf, extended

V Call and see samplssin window. .

Bshool Boots selling cheap.,

J.H. acl.

mins. Lasts. fauna.,

WANIED -A girl for general

_WANTED -A girl for general house work n small family. Good wages. Apply to Hn LePage, Rustscoville. 6 I

PERSONS OP in each state

and

Carton

WANTED -A girl for general house north

QIPCKG

house rooms latte!

._ situated

stef till