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TIIE EIPITAL

IIE THE WEST

Latest From Summerside and

Pnnce Countv I

MAJOR SCHURMAN was zi paisenuer by

i.lis'Northuinberland yesterday morning.

THERE were five horses among the

shipments by the Northumberland yes- terday.

Ezna Hicks of Moncton. arrived in,

Sumnierside last evening on a visit to his 7 son S. M. Hicks. ‘

C. L. McDoNa1.n arrived by the North- A

uuiberland last evening on ai visit to his home at St. Eleanors. _

S. H. JONEs of Sabervois, Que., the well-

known sheep buyer arrived by the North- umberland last evening.

THR S. S. City of Ghent took from here I

Yesterday for Halifax 317 cases lobster.-, 175 bags oats and potatoes and 3) pack- ages aundries.

Till! Steamer Cauipana from Mintr al

wasin part yesterday morning with a large cargo. There were 112 p.i.ssengeis‘

Iully Alive to tho Question of Admiltlnl

Canadian More cattle

At a. meeting oi the National Ferl-

erntion of Butchers, held recently at Manchester England Mr Charles E

‘die

Pearson the president, dealing with

subiect of free importation f

Canadian cattle to England, said

when this class of cattle wasp- first introduced into that country, some

'lhe

had

For

wars ago, it met a. long felt want

beasts were well-grown full 0!

condition, and plenty of bone, and when fattened for the market, were exactly p - chase. Moreover, their introduction

what traders desired to ur

the edect oi reducing the price of

store cattle from £2 oi' £3 per head.

some time past he had been more

or less in Comiiiuiiication with dif-

:eil

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iiicnt.

Q iniliiliicc to bciir upon the Gov-

.: iiiiiciit, and secure the free importzi- i ii

rin

i`I.-ren Iilar

to liiixi, “You butclicrs have only one object iii view and that is to rcr diicc

i.cI~v

'I li »_\' \\'ei‘e anxious to feed the publif!

1!i_~\'

t men interested in_ this partic- line of the ti-aide, and they said

the price ol' iiiczit." He admit- thnt \'.'u:~' their aim. 'l`hc_v should every cfioit ' and strain every c to effect recluction in thc pI'iC€.

witli ti plentiful supply of go-od

He tliouglit ii' they could

of L`zinar'.inii rutile to Eiiglzind,

would not only bIn_~l`It them-

::<_»!vcs, but .ilso their colonial bro-

t.’:if rs

The (`o\'criiin'~iit c ulil not be

. | . 0 ,

_orgetful of the iviiy the Crinadiaii

troops had served in South Africa,

and

he thought the present was 'a.

good opportunity for trying to have

leaving Quebec. the embargo on cattle from Canada.

What they must first do was to

_¥¢9°H°N\=°*»°fUali>e<iue wuaimsen- prove to Mr. Hanbury, the Minister

llfkthe Northumberland last evening, of Agriculture, that there was no rdllflillg imma three weeks' visit to disease among cattle in Canada. at

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frlellds lu Hallfat. IJl`€S€Ht. and that there had not been

ears. and that there was an ur-

for y

T|llAlbarton Guardian Branch will in - -

_ gent need in England for this class

uture be in the past office at that place, “ of cattle.

Hebert Clark, the courteous agent, will Mr

. E. A. Tootle of Birkenhead

The Hg;-mag GM,-,~|,,,_n for sale’ d cation with an American shipper,

f-l‘i\I1ot all business for this Journal t gg;

li Wiuoirr, losta valuable horse on cattl

TUUNUGY night. The animal got caught *SHIP *ll Q barbed vrlra fence near Mr Wright s they

premises ani unablod toget out,in its mnd’

°&”'§*~ *N 5851.7 laeerated, oliieily about mins *wud lllfl |1001! and died a few hours I bmi

that recently he was in conver-

m

he questioned as to the pros-

of the importation of Canadian e into England. His friend _very atifrally answered, "Yes, if will let. Canadians come to'Eng-

there will be 0. lot of Ameri-

coming over a.1so."» Ho asked

what foundation he had for such

omiema. - 1'* ° °'t°m°”"' “M “‘° “Ply W” that

_ ~ - thee- boundaries dividing the two

'U4 we » Countries in the cattle-raising, dis-

frant receipts for monies paid him, keep 5950

5 ' ` an

£8

l!¢i_l|¢_9|_Ie=lil'ted minutes use tric 1¥um¢Ii_ijt Heaiiacho Powders. > ` woul

were 80 undefined that' it

ci beeasy for large numbers ot

h

'f _ -A5118’-i0a.n cattle to cross into _Can-

' I'-Qvlicniisinii Manners. ' Toad.

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and be thence shipped to `Eng-

On theother hand _n tollhad

` folio paid on Canadian coins -I be-

_thexl could pass through the

_ __ _ 1b.... S*°*'°S~ _ ` ° » _ w Othor gentlemen having spoken, the

following resolution was passed

niliiously: _ _ This meeting is emphatically of

01>_inion that, owing to the present. and prospective short sup 1153 M'

_ ,. P the Government should now per-

` Init th0 S0 th ‘Am I ,I _ 232:11.. lauded in`t\l‘iis coufirti-ci? figntltl; mtg

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Cent. Augustus Bi-uco ot Ngy.

Astmscuau -00- few 1* fl, ~ iwi i mi. *-

‘ Iimzam '° ' NSHPATION Kiss Fluosai:ml?el\l‘:. daiiglliten: of

ltinalliy somegisa i‘Ei|:iiltTi"iii|Ei|iT Pukman’ M this cn” T" °°'°m°°7

to cure in a°te-w °°"f°"“°d bl Rev Dr Monaghan in

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mi “~_¢.‘":,: ° Walling; ° P’°°°”°° ° ‘ le 3° number ot friends

no

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cm to CII C ’

DIED. _

rf A

_ _ mnfties of ordinary

gf; lg»°&:r¢;_ ‘ 25? gttgym iiouis on Frigiiiy, .July mi, wisneid, Inf... N'-ervniufhe |. réht. try 30|] Of lad Minnie DU¢he|l|in,

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We are showing a swell line of' New

Suitings. We would like to have you

call to see even though yan have U0

_ intention of buying. Our trade in

5 66 tue; than. out tt I

~ L this department is growing every day..

- Om' 80068 and price please the people.

_ !

The Leading Fashionable Tailor and Clotliier.

re-cle Asscu promi great itics, was o that tablis and _ prom that

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THE GUARDIAN

1

QU EEWS SCATEIQR A CANADMN

'- In concluding1Hf5! hi! recent do-

tal reports Lord Roberts

e wishes to record the fact n April 1900 Queen Victoria ted him with four woollen worked by herself, which she d to be distributed tg four dis- shed pi ivate soldiers of the .il coiiiingents of Canada, Au- Ja' a Lew Zealand and South Af The selection of the recipients h case was left to the colonial commanding the contingent Canadian scaif goes to Privntc Lieutemint Richard Rowland pson of the Royal Canadian

. . . ' We

lent' fm personal gaudmry In School, left yesterday morning on a two

weeks’ vacation trip to Boston.

' mm Lucy Gillis crime cinfrecumedt Thursday evening from visiting friends 7 and relatives at Moncton, N. B.

Private J .L.Muirhead Tryon.has arrived

partm savs that i entrus scarfs desire tingui coloni strali rica in eac ofiicer The HOW Thom Regiii the fi

Full

eld.

Thu Natal °° _~pea.kor."

Mr. Hulctt, who has recently been

ctr-d Speaker of the Legislative ibly in Natal, is an old and nciit Colonist, who has done service to Natal outside of pol- says The Daily Graphic. lt wing to Mr. Hulett’s enterprise the tea-growing industry was es- D1-_ hed in the “Garden Colony,” he has always been foremost in oting the general interests of

part of SZ>`i`1th Africa.. _

ENDAR I-'OR JULY |902.

M0oN’s Cannons

NewMoon5d. 8 h 39m. in.

First guarter 12 d. 8 h. 23 m. m.

oon 20 fi. 0

LastQuarter 28 d. _

Cty

City

was a

Pope,

home

the ci noon

Ra

Davie

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oF p§ S? _B5 .5

L_ Roy dy 0; mm 5.1,, High Wig.”-_ cess i‘orSydney where he will entzr the

ch

D ` I I I Week IRi~es Sets Morn Ahern, br-in

ni

ter lay

Miss Josepnine Gray of Bostonlis visit

ing the Island, the guest of Mrs Pero

Hotel.

lp

Branch, were in the city today, en route

Moncton Transcript. _

I if Island there as manager. I

'r J nliooofniiionsr spiimiisln the

P

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Miss Mamie McLeod of Hunter Rivei-he

sponding a. few days with friends in t e

E McDonald, M L A Cardiitln’ ang the visitors to the City ye!

Keppock

V. N ewson, Principal of West Kent

from Halifax, where he has been on

garrison duty for the past nine months. 7

Giekie and wlte otLl‘oroiito came to - ty by the Campania yesterday after- to spend some weeks at Sliaw’s

P.

J. Curran and wife oi West

E. Island on a pleasure trip.-I

McLean left yesterday by the Prin-

ot the Merchants Bank ot~P. E.

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char to Slimmer Pe ru

Prompt and

#Y

li Friedman ol Friedman Bros.,\ G

wholesale elothiers, Mintreal, is on a I pleasure trip tothe Island. Heil at t‘ie`

CLEM

M PP

Clem C Moore, Editor of the Advocate-Democrat of

ti. e Po "inn Medicine Company as follow: (il:-it/einen---“After four years of intense ufkrlng, alan( by

csrarrlz, which I contracted while editing, and trovcllqhr IQ'

been greatly relieved by the use of Perana I gave up will brig

of torture, tried various remedies and many doctors but ad

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gf _ town :Literacy _P1-an pemocmg, sum ing cub' Gipolugds. §;»

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-l=' $3

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$10 ~ S35

`73’ '55

‘Tues Miss Adele Newberry, daughter ot,

wus aitzrrn all tlnodgb my system, and a few bottles like another person, noting the Improvement after I

2, Fgfld _ A, N¢wb¢,r,-_ prom, ,im S,m.,ta,.y_ Peruna is .undoubtedly the best catarrh remedy ever

I Moore _ < _ _ J ndge Wm. T. Zenor, of \Vashington, ls I 981|

D. C., writes from 213 N. Capital Street, Q pg” [5

Wlshlngtbn, D C A over an

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eg gn. $2.

m»»m» nomo# $3332 §§5§§

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'avid Miss Croskiil, da-mhtar of W. H.

#lik §&

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su” Halifax on a visit to Boston, I

cam.a~»c~o:IeeI»_-¢- E2S¥3i'S&G5’8§:

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Mon

Wed G.A. Devlin, wife and family ot Detroit, I Thur came to tiiejcity by the Campana yester'

D-*O 3$2l

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_`day afternoon and will summer at the Match House. Mr. Devlin reports that,

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Lg; *' tourists are ooncelling their tickets' on ‘

T\1¢G account ot the cold weather and ara wait

.Yfd ing until the warmer day; O

aan £35

55mm 5§@S

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338;

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R' McLeod Jr “wiv d at nervous prostration and general debility,

liir. Tue Wed I

h e the 2&':° °f 1"’ P“~1`¢'"§ F H087 morning J une

_ and his- arrival >o¢»¢ggi9_,¢||\ quig-¢'~a

_ °°"““°“°_” 1°" “UW i'¢J0l¢|.ll3 at the

I’

ca in 1*!

and heart trouble Have had four doc- kno

:mo io

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tothe

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“I have been sick ovcr two years with

to

tors, all said that! conldmot get well

I had not walked a. step in nine months. H yr? d° nl:

`l .$2

:tt

8;:

,ghillr “NUI residence on Mendocino street f*° ‘ iii? rims deem is .i iiniiiiiyioomg

"° °h°'P *U4 Wlikha nine arid. one halt t md’ ms f°°‘l Pipe was the recipient ° man! °0hin'atnlations< while down

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£93

palpitation of the heart every other da ad had become reduced I

-J-I 85

flesh as to be a more skeleton weigh- vie g;~§¢,

es. 384

most excellent tonic for general. condi-

tions ”-Wm T Zenor cum Mrs Amanda Morrill, 136 Reid street, “nh

Elizabeth, N J., writes tim

Ymlll

A&ih»

Up to this datol have taken Peruna The Hartman

tor seven mouths Itlias navedmylito Ohio,

rfiliefcame fnmrthe use ot Pemns. Mytmnble was called

had

Iii

Iwi: You

Worth of Clothing more than you wanted iyoiild Sell $=gg1.g:s¢--big wggd Wu _

?lL§if§v3$`§5ti§.ii§§2§ ‘i’»‘."%°.' 1 HM "°“' “'° as 2-mio a1si»¢»»¢i¢fe=1==b=~¢ _ _ _of

PERFECTIUN 5CiL0THIN€i_ '

IS the best fitting, the best made and the best ~ qualityof Clothing on P If' Our

Clothing sales are double that of last years but we' bou lit too much and we are bin' .

load during the month of Juiy. I g 5 . I g f g

, ~ _ I Price Now ‘ _ » ' Price Now

Men s Tweed Sniits $ 6.00 $ 3. 50 Mews Serge Suits $ 5_75 5 3_5.,

_ 0-50 4-00 6.75 4.50

7-00 4-95 f 8.25 5.75 8-00 5-75 10. 50 7.00 I0-00 7-00 1200 8.00 12.00 8.00 14.00 10.00

' Price Now

Mei1’s Worsted Suits $10.00 15 6.75

' -- 11.00 7.50

13.50 ` 9.00

15.00 ~ 10.50

_ ‘ I8@”"’&5Q; _ the

Bows AND v0U'rH’s CLOTHING AT A f '

TREMENDOUS DlSC@_UNfTS_f_»_ _

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DURING JULY _ I _

H e 1 k _ - - 0 - ' 0

12.1°.. ;?§.2ii1;;Y.i:i.;’°.§.fb.i:°.1;:.2s;S..‘§;L‘. .‘:l‘; ..:‘;..>'°‘t..“.’.“‘i°".;f early in the month as bargains like these donft gee _ Th bo - ‘ an 0°m¢ only an gooasmusi bepsiafef' I..-_fi -th i 001 I I P' ° “ "° P“°°‘ af' f°_f ;S f ‘ssh

your, bargain after _you _have taken tl;-iii lT>ackI'faiIi'¢(Tug;r;01d)iE with

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_ Croskill, left yesterday afternoon by the

the

aneni-fails

ur ornenrouo

e. Porunail mtcnrofor

tion canned

“I take pleasure in saying that I can ‘ M”

cheerfully recommend the use of Peruuai

asa remedy for catarrhul trouble and a ‘I

all

suffering with partial paralysis and write gt tu Dr

your

-Y' I' 50 1| bolidlleibgife

zu *Heil

mi. ¢a»~i&=lc'.|i»»»..m...__».._

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