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RAéi-i HATS,

_,.74 crash hats soc, -to crash bats zsc..___... Aw A AT HALF

Bow is youi ture to buy and buy .it Bioivse Pros.-Lifrlit covers fo horses at about half price, the horses can Siam] a ict ef comma Lal] and see them

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BUUNDARY

i and Canadian

is" pred `u°`-- _6-1,-_ th,-.-u;

__ nm »-at-tics A-me was »-» ;‘.tt:§i2.2? ";i‘:.‘.‘::':;.:‘:. °.:;.::

~ further is due to the unwillingness ol 1°,,gth°¢K,nsns avenue, me .principarfl

July 24__h» Om" inthe. Canadians either. to..prnceed_to,a__,m.”t°,,,,e dm ,id not Am , Singh,

t me G1 b : _,Uni th settlement by treaty or _submit the case _“Iowan eww, sm* wht into d_h,‘ mam _ . 0 ° ° ay' to dfsgnsie Nl Ill Irblltgiilm °K"!9*_°1° of all this? Theyonn men are not 1-hu war. ‘-’

_ -_ _ 8 _ ,

S°:°=~ 31°F! eases is gene in.1gns¢as.ii¢eseeIwn.»iss.is .na nseii N f li

when have

deadlock, the ‘The United States

ot inillieneot aensf e!~Cei~

and so long as a policy

will insure .ne Republic

the Re ublic’s ad

ill ecielti ty do noth- Lauriea' Administration ap- A het and have appreciated 1 Hope that clearer vision ‘A

msrinan Cab-

i has im- 1

hill hand

totiieA

But now.

with them in this sentiment.”

L nw YORK, July 24 -The Sun’s

Wasbinvton correspondent says, ‘ Some comment was caused hero bv the speeches ot Sir Charles Tapper and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in the House ot Com mons on Saturday regarding the alaekan boundary dispute, but appaiiniliy their statements are not viewed wi& sppre hension As viewed in ozdieial circles here, the speeches were designed more or less for political elect Sir Wilfrid merely stated a plain “rule of three” of

diplomacy when he said that; digg compromise on the bo Qute

ier’s statement is that“h“e dm oi settling the matter by agreement with

ing! ata uropeanbenamed and the ne ouauons were sto at this int

it any way( albeit. the

with his usual caution. trom saying so, the cold,

that until the United States is; to take the course ot arbitrat-

dilliculty, Canadi will decline

the discussion ot the other| before the High Commis- V

Sir Wilfrid still hopes but he believe, that the United States A apprsciata the situation as to

issueto be decided by im-

men. Apparently there is little

of this being done. The

of Canada has not been

to its trust; it has discharged to the Canadian people. and q aliens be permitted to remain _

ot British territory, the

bethit ui a power greater

and greater than United

The members of the Govern-, hile unable to speak for pub- feel strongly on the subject

'urs is little doubt that Canadians

im _ » -I

wil

PAti.&

sims h ts

RAY

urs said

incurable

aired of Kidney Disease in two months by Dr. Chas¢’s Kidney- Liver Pills.

only when thoroughly convinced of the

merit of a remedy that public men tb '

eir sanction. ,

E. H. Lemire, Notary Public, 1692 Dame Street, Montreal, tells of his re-

recoverv from a severe attack of kid~

iseas " '

n agreement nsisggessgsug between two countries. iizeo elk '=_¢;f;f

lll68B\I.l'\l

ial mind has been relieved by asserting

muted wi shes cssir PROHIBITMN IN KLNSAS

standpoint For instance, Topeka is a

inusic and every sllnrementars held

no hesitancy

action

but it

be said

be displayed American

on subject before open hostility Nothing will gained hy threats on either side. Somany great. interests- national party and individ nal- sro concerned andso many im portmt questions are before the Com mission that it is realized that only by i the exercise of much patience. great diplomacy _and an innnite amount of tact? can the delicate negotiations be brought to a successful conclusion. Sen- Fstrnmss, the iieadyoi the Amer-i-I can Commiseion,wi1i leave for his home in Indianapolis this afternoon He de- clined to discus' the matter further than toexpressl ` 'conhden' C' "ice in the resumption of ne ' tions at some date in the ant-

gotia

umn yet to be selected.” A nnrroiiiar. coinsimr.

New York Herald, Sunday: “Great

Britain and the United Statss will un- doubtedly come to an agreement- on the disputed _question of the Alaskan boundary. It the tormer can only quiet Canada, the entant terrible ot the moth-` er country, who insists on making such a rumpus that her elders eau’t hear themselves talk, the didicuisy will probably be smoothed over.”

New York Herald, Monday: “Sir `

Wilfrid Lanrier’s remarks indicate that the Premier is in a needlessly despon- dent mood. As a matter-of fact the long continued interchange of views between the British G vernment and our own ,and the evident desire ot both sides to lavert trouble have demonstrated ' their inutal good will and desire to reach a peaceful settlement; and, as tue homely proverb has it, “Where there is a will there is a Way.”

Among the many questions at issue

it should certainly be possible on the, ‘give-and-take principle, to reach an agreement even with resort to arbitra- tion. It is _ a. pity that the word __ “war” should be spoken on either side. The notion that the two greatest powers in the

ed, most highly civilized peoples on eaiwh, kindred peoples. and of late more closely drawn in the bonds of sympathy and friendship-could Hy at each othni`s throats over a few beggarly mining claims in northern wastesis preposterous; All the gold extracted

others in y p Y ccmmetc mtere e w t the liiite Save l Lilley C0 OD

1 4 Lidiie

world--the two freest, most enlighten- l

open tor them. There are no tempts

sad theiaef 'whofdodsiicrdrlnk

ly, totakeadriiik, justlorthe-`

lil

ofbeingeociable. ' .

Iiouiid it easier todo ' .- 1 werkiar tsmiisnsnaia isis-, é

n¢.po1is_”°r ,ei,ooe'_ youapproacharemore iolis- tdn and give respecttul;heatl_ngt ~,There are more men in the Church. both as

ating legislation we have enacted in

the past-to say nothing ot the fact that -

we und such good customers Just i new-should induce us to be patient and

torbearing. pending the inevitable , _,_ agreement upon the points in dispute.” * is , , Q ,

New York Press. Monde * There -» ‘“’ “

can eertamlv be no prqiit *E Canada .iu it pi-ol°h¢i4¢ thnsiintuos, while in other * P mm u

branch of this there be

ee liege one may

inconcludmg it New that the colon ..... 1 *H* 1 ~‘*"‘*3*" He “'

Americas imoudence and hinting Eng- fn* 2% .ish cowsrdice perhaps these cold

there were but two .__ commercial lscts will be realized ” -

bit:-ation or an appealto arms The' _____._____ i i.,

mmlolls Ar C only serious oonstruigios " f

waatid it always is the

wuissisusiusussymssnsneo W

tmnonitod Stew Thggpgw will ,hgg ,,,“,., ,,,

en wen . sa

Y lewgsodxd goigobut that ot the remain wh I t to Kama] wt “|504 aw”

i“§n°°t‘;°' ‘M °°“I:l{|':° that tnere was no betta: way or handl- Dmmgutgmm M. Bed

_i1 St 6. ?Ul8B y OD. _ . 0_~ 1- th hr hi h_l

negotiations the American Commission- s;€g;’t1‘;utoI tsulgv 1:1 :im S” A) We have some

. . ers expressed a_ willingness to submit u - ned nh t I is, K _ rl goods

olly DIIICTCHCC IS as t0pV the case to srbilsration, but suggested arf” edxnayo iam; ll; °':.°mbi_ No trouble to show goods, Come cue, come all and if yoi

. . that the arbitrator be a South American! mm hw sims I huge seen its wgrkin what you wma; ask for 1¢_ '

_ . . . _ ge.

F911” Arbluaum °f Mmm- _ T0 this P\'sP°Sll1°° *lm ~ 'ti I r mi it as ver cssn-shi _ it '

_ _ _ _ ‘ an eg y _ e is A

Shan Take. Canaldians élstly refused to listen, insis.- especiwy so “gm my own spiritfiil p q ,,

088* y.. t1°`.§’t""... pi.

willpeyyoutodropinand seetketn.

*$133

p, for the__yltl§3g»__§l\§1_i»li°l1§, . °

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members and as mere attendants, » W rd will be beat I §f»Pf;§;);scn'i;gt,h:n§°§°i;°l;°§; ,,,'.a:_our fartineils do not need, l.lo1ril:af1mIl;il’:1lllles!¥l’re°ence]‘&r

shares hey

sn largely tqtss sewn ni the temper- is over, before buying their loiigh , as t

I 1 ° ‘ liisom

an'(lI.heelga]1?g‘ets?Iivholesale grocer in Kan lat once' by calling at the C Tam Store’

me in Pmh,b,,,0,,m_ bu, himeu ,mi Ashare oi' other plough extras can be hmlalfdt lose money,

_ i !

teemtaller. He zives it as nisjuuge- ,better than an im rted Prove this at once

ment as a business man that there is 25 ‘them y po by trying -

per cent more business done bythe -[Kiel

U drygoods, and hardware trades - a

U n 9 ._ if ‘

gi Kansas than there was before pro- in

in icon was established. 1, M

Thpto is no probability that Kansas ~

will evergo buck upon the prohibition

doctrine. -Bishop Millspaugh. (P. E,), ._ »

of Kansas. ' m

uisuricniitini in mis or nav s fini iiieinienv

ESDALK FOUHDRY It machiner d t Bm M `

on ,

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lanmessand profe=s»°°=1m'=“» °°°°‘“““""

Bram fag is unknown to v¢fS°“S Wh°’°

._ _ gs-

- ss s~s»-_... '" .aiiiffiasizie his-ish" 'z&&‘$""§cl.r}i._aet`$`$'* <S.~<'l?.\h”&\

which 1prs<?;:;.c<‘l xitirilcurable. ° """’lSd :ind 1;' '31 lngpqrtant t,;'a:h ‘hare G00‘lS 3.13 half pI‘lC6 at Pd.tOI1 The above Companies are not connected with the 1" E Island Board o r I

to Dr. Chasez Kidney-Liver Pius. SMU 6 ‘"1 1” .Y ee ‘"3 °“ ° °1_‘”Bif & Cds Read their ad in to- Fire Undervi riters, and are not bound by the traiff rates I am, therefore

havsused for two months, 1 am com- of the border. The people of the Domin-1 , _' re ared to effect Insurance at Substantial' raducad Pau' _______ °‘"°d'. The? h°lP°‘§,m° f’°’“ me 5-'si' ion will certainly be amenable to rea- l Clay S iSSl1e. 22_tf. P y House and lm r." runway m Sou" Cme ‘S “OW perfect' d, son in the boundary question as ini . , B

ni 'n ' 'wily _ , = A I l edb Ld rdCh l;;1;.T*.i;e>..¥;;;’.“.ii,?°;..;.... ..i.....i ctw... ....1 0. .nt Half i»f\_<>¢ 0" 4.000 yards J J JOHNSTON ;"°°=v °°°°P 1 '° "'°"

BHD! 688?

t§;.t.dn.¥,.‘.;..h;i;v‘.;;.“¢ct;§;t1;§é=1a;-if pm its $632383 3;? pxlssrshgaegg Cotton Print at Paton & Go’s. Agent Ummm P E I F0, ,,,,,,,,,,,_,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,

N . Office. Masonic Tern le Cha.i‘ldti:ettYwn ?'pEPI

‘May 16 eod wt! P 5

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‘ N" Bm" '”° M" Tm' A ' Gharlottetown Sash and Door Factory H! '

- With experienced Workman and iii-st-class manhmery, we are prepared t

imetnsbrsin so urea out that eonoentmuen supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frames ou otiineught is almost bod interior and exterior Finish, etc, etc.

one-ami ei an in stood in the h _Y Ii "H

is found in the liialen, and -unless the S

pureaud rich ihebr§1llb¢°°“*° °“‘h““S‘ A Gothic windows, stairs, lt-air Bells, Balusaers, Newel Posse, Oypie we lm” , VERY want of p1'0P¢l’l\°‘“"5hm°°"F°od tes ne' Guttgr and Conductors Kiln Dried Spruce and Hardwood Flooring, Kills link am

' . A. W. Chase' BlD0d . “ea . D_\' and nan tissgm and Produces nch red B118# 010:! 835:30, glléllllllg ll.. ml’ B0l»l'dl ” ‘__ Y*

1 mesa, "tn °e.1fiu_i<1" ef lhebedv- _ _ "° °“

‘ Ai1bisin;<l;k¢1squiddyr¢°°€°11=;h¢1¥‘;§.fSle'-2 P a 'gmt' gf

of this great food cure, and after at ei; mbi_ i resc enter onthelrworkwithnewenergyanv eake S N0 3 PMBB Come In and G' ‘

non' _ Blu] 1% ‘nd It th? Sim’ sr#

and nervslhageh been-blllglibhfgg M* F* ` _ Elm!! I l00k \hl‘0l'|!i , D . A.` . 35¢5 ' ilf H I

1 sallng byalldealers at 500 lbO!- _ * i A A-"An m or an o ice

and How 'I1';§1;S3_n§on, & Co T oronln.

Dr chases liIire:T’li°clri sentefree to your ` ‘

,~ address. "

._ ./

. ....1 ..... ., G.. Lancashire ine Insurance lin .A M A

c W neu doctors had fa led DI' mfr IO PIOCUIG and W€I'8 3 Clear galil, y, i

Kié“."Y"L*T'°*' Plus Saved his life: F.; lwguld be but a trivial sum in compari- l c0ll0|'l DPCSS G00dS f0l' I0-day. "l vzve this statement first becaus ‘ _ . . .

,muh -tot-D U -Q KM. son with the commercial interests be- t f ~f .... » A AA Vliiiilllli-Mllililiilll Fllt |iiSlll3llli8 Gil -

. _ r. _ - -~---- --~ Pills shliurlmclnbe made lcnolfri. and tween this country and Canada.Canada.’s °

in order that a rofit by ni Ea] ' sts ll i li T ' ;1 - -_ , ~` _ ` " Y i. _ ' ' ‘ t , - _

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