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Coungil of {hg Pringg Edw5rd lsland Pharmaceutical Ass°ciauo“_ for the day when suddenly a burst, oi’

lr. J. MABON non. G. 1;. HUGHES A. w. P. GoURr.rr~;

*" llli. ll\I{l\Af‘lI C. D. IIANKIN, R. M. JUIINSON, Pl , , ‘

mm- I Vida-l.’res. Presitlerrt. S¢¢,l_I‘f{¢Ei;,Lr,“»_ H` A ]"LLI'i?,le“s_

JAPANESE TERMS CANNOT `SI“',,,l‘“',I,',‘lI,,,,, G' I' Plmlm

BE ACCEPTED, RUSSIANS SAY

One of the worst conllnlrrntlulis in the Iiistory of 1"redt:rict.on occurred this evo- Ing when the Aberdeen Mills, the map- nrllcent property ol' Donald Fraser and Sons. togelilier with fully ben million [ect *ol sawn lumber were totally destroyed. I Workriicii were just about to knock ull”

tlnnic shot upwards tiirourglr the mill lloor and the employes had barely time to get

Fur-:nrc|rw1'GN, Aug. ll. - ( Special )~

Liotaiiy Destroyed by ifire With. Ten Million, I Feet Lumber- Fraser _ and .Sons the

* Losers~ Loss $200,000

out before the wbole building was u inass of ilauies.

The mills being situated some little dis-

trnce abovo tho town, water was ircaiee, lint by heroic and persistent. eilorts the larue Abouleen ilouse, built for the nc-

eorriniodation of the mill employes was ‘ saved.

Acres ol sawn lumber were burned and

the wtnl loss will he almost t\vo hundred thousand dollars.

The Soo and Sydney Works

no t._loniHnl

To Remain Separate-WInni-

me LUMBER, min _ A

in |=izEoERicroN

_-_-__..._.=\..¢. .__

8 is Great Bulldl YVILLIAMC COLI l'I'1"l`

I of Heavy p g _ _ I ng Tire P. E. I. man who will prolinlily I e clroi-leilr (iraiid \Vnrtlen[over 50,000 Odd I"ello\\ 5

ls . The lastlssno of the Sunday, Boston

___ _`_ llenald luis an excellent likeness of \ViI-

l’o\i'r.\.\lrirr'|‘|i, .'\rrg. ll--(Special)-'1`he

Ilussiiiri oiliriiils here declared _today that the .lnparrese terms of peace will certainly not be accepted as they lare regarileii as iiltorzcther too stringent. Yet it is not probable that the nego- tiations alll be broken oil.

Tirere is n feeling that Japan* asked everytliirnr for a 'start and will upon con- xitlerntiiin he willing' to modify her

I Indemnity

`derii|\nds.

it ready for delivery to Baron Krnnnrn, but In order timrr no details may he over- looked ii, will not be delivered until Mon~

dry ami next session will be held on that

day.

Lrmriox, Aug. il-(Special)-The Jnpan~

csc demands for peace are not- regarded

M. \\'it|.e has written his reply and has

:and thrit this will bc tiierioniuirt olin-

herc as wholly unreasonable.

It is lmwevcr tliuupht that Jnpanlias

no ;.¢rounrl for asking fishing rights, or for limiting Russia`s naval i-rtreagtli in the East.

It is estimated that the war has

cost Japan live hundred and fifty millions

demnlty asker). .

THE JUDCIES FOR THE MARITIME EXHIBITIONS.

l~`.\\'. liriilsnrr, of the Department ol i\igrienlt.nrr-, Otlnua, neconrpnriied_by his wllennd child, passed t.ln'ongli the city Yeiitcnliiy on his return from an extend- crl viicntiori in the mn.rilinie provinces. iieriiiiir- irorii the enplial, July 4, and has la-r~n the past two necks in P. IC. I. It will he rcrrienihered that ir report was publislir-il sonic time ago that Mr. llodieon litui re.~i;.{iu<rl his position. Mr. Iloilson inserts there is no truth whatever in the stateriieiii.

hh-. iliiilsmi brings word of good pros-

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i'l` IIEALS TIIE LUNGS.

\Vli_\'-n tlicairitiseptic vapor of “Catnrrli- gznne _ls iiiluiied it spreinls through tht- hreiitlirrrg organs, carrying .healing and enltiiuio the sore spots. An irritnlilc throat l.al.nrrliozono"cures in llvo min- avteitl, liroireliitis it soothes instantly, :near lungs are fed nrul quickly nourished

rk to health. fo he fwe i'rorr\ colds and

wttlflis, tonvoirl catnrrli and broueliit.is- :Et iritni-i'liozniie;lt is prescribed by more im tnenly tlioirsund physicians in Arn- t;'ll;Ln.ilur_i\-,niirl usedliy the people of

ne nni.rliii.~.

SNAPS IN

BIIOTS FUR AUGUST

New Footwear and Nice Shapes

I/I/o11iea's _Pebble Lace Boot “lied solid leather in- sole 89¢_ ,

Women’s Pebble Lace i

BW. nailed tipped $100. ‘ I Men’s Buff Lace Boot, solid °“,i,I;]‘Ef_. _ $I.8_o now $1.50. Boot ls is a mee substantial wm;'fQ>°l;;avy and a good the above lot. v1 e you to see

Goff Bros.

Sol Shoe éjfgigta for the Slater

,iutlgr-s luis not yet been frilly deeiilcd

»ll|t,‘l\te.~ii.t'uririlrrg,must dnrnI»le and iron-

nnil clse\\'Irt~r‘e, except that thu fr‘\|lt crop is in gerrcrai poor‘.

Arrnngenienls have been made by Mr.

Ilodson and the exliibition boards at llail fax, I"ri‘dericton, CI\arlotteto\\'ri, Yar~ month nnd Sussex for the ezchlbition judges. The list has yet to he snbinittcrl tothe iriinI.~teroln;.:i'icult\|re for rrriprov- nl. Thc probate indges are:

lluncnn Antlerson, lingby (Unt.l, beef

cattle and heavy Irorscs.

l)r. II. (i. Ill-ed, lieorgeto\\'ri (0ni.),

iight, and lienvy horses.

liubcrt Ness, Ilowielc (QnL‘,) light and

heavy lion-ses.

J. Campbell, Woodville, sin.-cp and beef

cattle.

W. I". Stevells, Iiurttlnlrton (Qne.), dairy

seattle.

G, M. Mneline, li. S. A., ()ttu\vn, slieep

swine, heavy horses, liecf cattle.

Major James Slreppu|'d, Qrrer-.nsto\vn,

fruit.

G. A. Cotlernl, \Ve.\iton. l()nl.). poultry

and light horses.

The mrrnes of additional ,irrrlires \vlll im

anrrorrrlced inter. The rippointurerii. of the

rrpun. - St. .Iohn 'I`ele1.:rap|i.

A MACHINE FOR WOMEN .~ihonld he the best obtainable. 'l`lie Sin ger sewing mneliirio is ncknowicilged th

unit-lit of any. Look for the red S Queen Street Ulinrlolietowri.

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Summer Goods !

Hammocks,

peets lor ir Iionntlfnl harvest on the Island '

THE MACLEAN.

Montreal Herald, (Lib.) Editorial, Aug.

5.-A wonderful fellow is Billy Mne- leari, with his heart full of cheer, aryl his head full of brain. Alone in the corumuns hetlglita thc good tlght,at least so he tuhl tliern at Wexford last nlglit. IIe's the one faithful shcpiicrd nnhonrzht by Quebec, which the same will talk .sninllor when he comes on deck. \Vhen the |rr‘ti'ul Sbnretti, \vitlr smile that \vas bland, set n_n*rnbers to shaking themselves bythe hand and pot Lhcrnjto pay themselves well for exerting themselves at the delicate task of the coercing the wcst.,rild Maclean tukealinnd iii tho riot? Not hc; like iirerI1`ox, he lny awfully quiet; ami their when the ihonsnnd was safely in luuid he went and he hired him if nicollttlolmnd, and he saldt “While I;;i\'e this small sum to tho orpllan 1`ni rlrivimr iinail in cur Iriendljor- dcn's cotiin. Which llorden, moreover, isnot worrlr his salt, at hitting the uovernlnent when tliey'ro at fault. Ii I'iI had his job when we got in that sr-riiiiirinrrc, I wouldn't hehave like a red Indiiiii lriuipge in front ol a store wirere to' Inu-,co is iiold, nor wait to ga at them until I was told; not mnclr, I'd lravo hunted that ;4u\'er'|niient quicker than thirsty electors could sample good liquor. 'i`ln\t`s wiiat I‘<l have done, and now please tel me who knows how that kind ol’ work could be done hy n llluenose like Borden wI|o`.~s passed for n Carnegie horo,altho liis net .'seor‘o do\\'n nt home is Li zero? \V|tli linli of tho brains or n quar- ter llie courage oi \\'illinriiM|u.-leali, Mr. llorden might llouvislr, but since hc`s boi-eft. of the one and the other, he might iust as well be Sir \Vili'rld's ovin brother

Tennis Racquets, I’

t`.i1iidrcn’s Waggons,

Japanese Silk Fans, I

Jap Umbrellas, I

Jap Cups and Saucers _

for nil his direction is good to the party thirtfs ncedlnu a leader big, brainy and hearty. The morul of this little talk, if there is one, is not of the sort that you see in a vision: lt's plainns tho nose on the fnceoi the render, that lilllv Maclean is the man for Con. leader. And people may try as tlroy like to evade it, but Billy dls~ covered the fact before they did. So hcre'i4 to Mar.-lean, kind fortnne attendlnil' hc-‘ll get something yet for the thousand he's spondirig.

f'x\riyMfgIs°t‘n|6l 122:: 66:; Lnesmar' th ____ command ol the second emiser srqrunlmn

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°““ I"`°""gd5 Bam, in his Ignorance, probably does not Tonorvro, Aug. ll-(Special)-Moderato wh °I‘ I5 ‘I““ l° ""4"" "" Q““""" "" \

¥Ii‘ri:`niaEt:l)ib‘<i`i:iii"iIi'illI.'lli: ‘l`ioilulafi’rl°lr°so“lt know that t-wo years alter the entrance wn¢h_“-ww-ry and ,,,,,|,,,.|y “.|,,,|,, mn. ,aw ‘1°“'° "Is" M°""‘”““f"' “‘"" "L" I "°" - ` ' ii- -tit ii~.~~i

°| I;=p°:§?;‘°;'&:edM‘;,”::|:;`:§§°R““:|:; and decidedly warm but n few scattered Weimifllheu ,.,.’;.l,,3n,,":::“|:,:)r,:;,I)

i arm a - \l\N

Dan °HA.‘ . °|“T".~Tl the gn" wM.,.|o,. The npmsmumve' showers, also (og in the Day oi Fundy. at once be called and an eliibornie pro-

l bturda aftemoon during July

Latest Magazines i ‘;::;';..;i..._ Y ,. ~= M" °""° °“°1°°'°' "1" ‘“ ei- Aw. H. Ma--~». l'°~

¢ V try to make ii mountain out o li mo e in ma gym "M01 M, Mm `

l A I "“"°*‘“ 511°” 1°! mt!--Alily mn. (Funeral from hfl lm M1d°l\¢°0\1m- 'l:»°§':i".II.Tr'»:il:I="Ti:'.i.i'¢ ...i .mga

si Co Charlottetown Agents

[ ll{ION1'nri:/ir., Aug. 11,-(Special)-The

Ito both these companies. The bounty

OSS

olllcials of the Soo works and Dominion

Steel Company are lzrently surprised by -the Order in Council declaring that the Eiloverrrment bounty on steel produced shall not apply to rails.

This Order will moan a serious loss

is three dollars per ton and as the Soo works are tuming out 500 tons of rails ‘daily and the Sydney works 350 tons. the loss to these concerns will be $2,550 daily.

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NIIHSHII [Illlll '

Nlll IIIPIIIHIN

This is What one of M.- W|tte's Suite says in Dis- cussing War

Prinrsuoum, August 10.-With reiwrfl

to thc frcquentint.ex'vlc\vs with M. Sato and other Japanese delegates which are appearing in the press, a prominent pur- sonnge belonging to M. Wltte's suite rriade the following statement..

“'I‘hrou|;hout the wnr the Japanese

have made all the efforts in their power to \vin| the press to their side. They have proceeded in a fnsliion quite com~ ‘ preliensible from their point of vle\v, but less so from that of the pnhlic, which has ‘swallowed whatever they have pleased to furnish. Of course ilu- people of all countries in America, as wellns in Russia are readily susceptible ton propaganda _of ideas, no matter ho\v false they may J ho. For instance, the papers of the last few day.~r have contained nn inter- view with M. Sato in which he sayff |iI"\f/ ‘ llussln must pay a war indemnity be- ' eanso she is nt the end of her resources, _ and that the Russian representritlvsrqi although making wry faces, will have Ito 1 pay even it the word indemnity is not; used. It is not possible to suppose that I 'M. Sato wilfully misstates facts, and the mosteharitahle view is that he is badly informed.

Ho probably does not know that Rus-_

sin in all her history. never DNd*B W1" 'indcnmity. She did not even pay an indemnity to Napoleon, when in l8l2, with his array. he invaded Rullll and entered Moscow. It. is therefore dilllcalt to suppose that Russia will pay an indemnity to the Japanese when tho ehiei of their army, Marshal Oyoma, wh notwithstanding the respect due

not entered Moscow, but has not- even

Japanese. but because In his opinion it is

this Year

S'r. Jomv, Aug. ll.-(Special)-D. W. Bole, Liberal member for Winnipeg, who` is here, says he has assurance that there is absolutely no truth in the report tiiat the Grand Trunk Pacitlc is trying to pur- chase the Canadian Northern.

He believes that construction work on

the new line will be generally commenced this fall.

Mr. Bolo says the building permits

issued this year in Winnipeg represent a valuation of eight millions and he thinks the total for tho ycrrr will be twelve millions.

YILUJW Illlil

Viill IIIHMINIS

Nr-:w Ommarss, Aug. 1l-(Special)-The

fever situation is hecornlnlg moto and more serious.

There were lil new eases today makln|.:

a total of 808 and there were 0 ileatlis

making n total of 183.

AUSTRALIA SORE

AT CANADA’S ACTION

Mourrzmr., Aug. 10.-A spcciiiiiiondmi

cable says :-A Melbourne despatch states that nntagoriisnr Iietween Australia and Canada has been riipidiy developing dur- ing the last few months. During nn acrl~ monlous debate in thc house of represent- atives Inst night, Sir \VIlllam Lyric, minister' of trade ami commerce, retor- rlng to- his r-eassesiiriierrt of value ol' Canadian harvestera, caused a sensation by produclnga lotterirom the dominion unnwinii department tlntly refiislmz to allow Canadian olileors to niakc inquiries enabling the coninionwcnlth to ascertain, for the purposes of taxation, the real value ol articles sent from Canada to Australia.

Sir Wiliinni Lyne hinted that the do minion was nnwilllnu to give ally nssilsi-

ance in estahlislrinp the fair customs re- venue.

The Australian press is continually

publishing articles depreclatinrg Cannda`s progress and asserting( that Australian development is on n sounder basis com- mercially and against any form of prefer ence which will strengthen the position oi their Canadian rivals.

._.....: ‘- -i-_'_ ~"_"\“_;a~. CHICAGO MARKETS.

him, is not Napoleon. Up the present, 0Bi0A00i A\lR“9ff - U ISDBOIAD - after a year andza hall,Inot only hashc July Cora 401 Seitt 00111 Mil ___

Wheat 84 “ \Vhcat B22

.reached the real Russian frontier. ln- '° P0!! |14-276 " POPE ll4\3‘Ji M°"""""‘ A‘”‘“"" ""T"““y M"y°' deed, in thelnst tour months he has re- ~

I I ' Dr-CYIIO

UIOIIF Bl Montreal despatehr d 1('ordinl'ln\'|l.ntlont.o

d i d T hlill more than one ' ‘

PI “A ne ne" ‘man mm [N H at Prince Louie oi’ Battenliurk, admiral in

rimmed ‘hu he dm .M My mmm mmlmhe will come to lllnnireal brit it expected

-nr. Ayers' on omw wnenitttsciosoa "N “IHIWY ~'“°¢"°°H °b'°l=°d br the DIED. I _ , ,

berlami St. on Sunday at ?.4n to St..

liani G. Collet-t,l`ornieriy of 1’riner» Edward island, who gives pminlsu oi' hcinrg the srrevesslulcandidate for (irand Warden ofthe ()ddfello\vs of lifirissiiciirrireits, ii liody consistiiilr ot' Siitlttti rnemirr-rs in tluri state. Tire lluston llerald says:

Interest in the fortlieomiiirg annual

-rueetim.: of tha grarrdlodge of Odd Fellows _to beheld at Odd Follows' Hall, 515: Tre- nnont street. Tlinrsday, Sept. 7. centres .In the election of grand warden which is giisteppinrg st.one:to the Iolliee of grand inruster. The retiring grand riiastor, lGeor}zo II. Fuller of Allston, will he ,succeeded by Napoleon Li. Dannlof Sonler fvilie, the present deputy grand master, land Mr. Dann, in turn, \\ ill be snceerled Iiy Joseph Iielciier of liaridolph, the pre- sent |.{l'an<l wnrderi. Among those nientionerl as probable candidates for grand wardeli ure \A'illiani C. Gollett of Boston, Mayor Williiini A. llastings of l\Inlden ami Clinrles A. lirrsseil of (iloucester. Mayor ilas- tings, liowever, says Ire is not n. candl- tlntc. Each oi' these canriirlates luis ii good following, but Mr. Cullett seerns to lic most .sure of winninl.:.

\Viiiiani C. Goliettl of Boston, leading

candidate for the ofllcc of grand \viirden, was born in Sninniersirle, l.’. I'J. I., in |8560( Iiingllslr pnrentnlge. Ile received his early erirrviitiuii in the eonirnon schools oi that place, and ni'terwnril wcnt to_ work on a farm. Ile was riot more than ill when he liegirn the study of \'nr-ions lirniielies of the bulldiiig trade.

In lririi lie eniiie Lu lloston to work as a

eai‘pr'r\ter. Tire next yenr he was ad- vniieed to the pusltiun of forernnn. lie attendeil iiviiriirrpr <lr~n\v|n1,; school lor three leriiis, and enme out ni ilie head oi the cliiss. In 1587 he went into the ollir-e of Clinrles Brlglinin, the well known lioertuu arcliiteci. lie linil the siipi-r\'I,<- ion oi .scvr-ral imporiiuit pulilii- liuildiritrs

C.P.R. CHANGES NAMES

OF NEW STEAMERS

l\lo.\"|'rir-:.\|,, Ang. lt)-The iuinn-.-of tlie wo ii, ]’. ll. .~.teNiier‘i¢ \\‘l|l\‘,h will lu- lannelieil in (lctoliar arid .\'ovi-inlierlra\'\~, Iieed r-lianuerl. It was nrrriourieeil upnii the return ol l\lr. Piers, the nuriuiigerul the str-nriislilp lines, that the liners would be tin-l'l|npre.‘~'s of Austria and iiiiilii-ess ol' (ierrnnnv. Now ii has Ia-en iii-r-iderl io rrnll them tin' l'1|npr‘i-ss of liritninnnd the Empress oi lreiiirid.

The elirilrlre forsliiidri\\'.~4 the policy wlileh will Iii- Iollu\\'r~d in rinliiinlg ii|iy` lrrtureiultlitimmio the eurnpaiiy`s ileet. All |u\~<senr:e|'ve:¢itels will be i~r|ipres.~»r~s rind enoli will linve as its distin<-,\ivi- title tlin nania oi sonic colony lor deperrderiry

of theeniplre. _

At‘n|i|r~|4rnni was rlrnspntelietl in the

Iinllilers this iriornirip.

MInard'| Linimsnt For Salalverywlrer

I.nporte,in the name oi the citizens of

grauiarrauprcd Ii Ie not likelv thc tleet

the priate and utaffnill visit the city lie-

lfoue oil and rust atnlnn, paint and earth, eta

in Maine, and some ofthe more liiiport~ ant of the H. II. Rogers memorial build. ings in Fairhaven.

Mr. Collett began business for l\ini.-<-lf

ii few years ngzo, with oiiltfes on llroni- lleld .=.t.x'er-t. liis nrcliitccturnl work in cludes the rnapzliiilecni lioirie ol I\i|'.~:. li. Carlisle ol liruoIrIine;tlie .school :it Fair- liaven,aliiislron.~ie at I§ssex,Si\er‘liurrie nriil I"nirl\ti\‘en, the largest apartnn-nt. house of. J. W. Wnud\\'rir'rl, .\lt. Pleasant avenne,and the Rhodes Bros. l>ni|din|.;, Warren and Copland streets, Iioxiiury.

Mr. Collett is a past grand of Treinorit,

lodge of Odd Fellows, past chief tuitri- arch of l\iassasoit nncainpiiient, i. O. 0. 1"., is u member' nl' \Vi\f~'hln;.cton Lodge ol' Iiubekalis and igrnnrl herald of the grnrirl lodge. I. 0. O. 1"., of llinssiiclirrsi-tts.

THE WONDERS OF TIIE Ii()i)Y.

Its nrcclianism, like delicate rriacliiriery,

by even a slight cause is so rlisi\r'riiri;;i~ii as to be priielicnlly rrseless. A lienrliir-iii-. is no trltlim; matter- l>ceni|.~i: the ,~.tri|iin<'lr, kidneys rind liver are sure to lie :itll-eterl, 'l'u cure Iiie 1-arise nf lii‘:itl:u'lie.~4 nrid pre vu-ni, new attacks. use i"err-ozoiu-; it iiiiis the stouiiieli by .sripplyirug iiririr-isliiiip blood, \'i'iiiizes the in-r'\‘i-.s nail iir.-rin 1|i» stnntly. i<'errozorie in‘iice.s-;_;ive~. imu~»-

elevates vonr s}>iri|:~,. No sm-li hi-altli lirlnger known. "il'tv emits per Mix ol lilty chocolate coated talrir-i.s.'ri all .ii-nl.

ers.

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will End at C/ii<'rr:us’

Boousrolu-3 a large and beautiful linc of

Souvenir

Goods

in View Books con- taining hundreds of beautiful scenic views in and about CHAR. Lo'r'rr=.'rowu, also ii souvenir b o o k o f PRINCE Eow/lun ls- LAND containing 160 Vrrtws throughout the Island.

SOUVRNIR CHINA-

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