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CEICAGQ. August 13. -<Special.i - The following are the closing ratesz- `

pork, $12.45 _

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1’0l‘k, $l2.ti`.’l.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

July, wheat. TE; corn_41i§3 oats, SIE.

August, wheat.78l, corn. 43.2. oats.‘l4

Sept., wheat, 79§; corn. 43_l: oats, 2-iQ;

A Family _ "

Medicine

of Imam nun. Known uni Praises* e to lurid over, is or. ohsss's Kidney- j l.ll'Pl|ls.

Having s direct and combined action

‘Q both the kidneys and liver, Dr. ‘Classes Kidney-Liver Pills are the _ xnmt valuable as s family medicine, Ind positively cure constipation and all

,forms of stomach trouble. li Hr. John Wliltn. 72 First avenue, Ot- tawa., writes:--“ I used Dr. Cha.se’s ilfldiney-Liver Pills for deranged liver and pains in the back, with excellent Iellllts.

“My wife nsei them for stomach

trouble, and pains about the heart, and is entirely cured. They are invaluable , as a. family medicine.”

Scores of hundreds of families would

not think of being without Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills in the house. They are purely vegetable in composition and remarkably prompt and edectlve in action. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edrnanson, Bates and Co., Toronto. g

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and btationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue he business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, Kiss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be ilchsrge of the store, and will be phased to attend to all old customers _ many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

wil be at once put on sale, and all dQu'tments of the business will be HQ# well stocked. A well supplied _fws sand will be a special feature d the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.” THE BIZIIH IIUIPIUY. Successors to F. J. Hornsby,

_‘ri Block, Clftown. March 16, 1900.

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Your* llillineri

Our workrooms will

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rushed this week; if con-

venient, we ask you. and will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed has order* as early in the week as*

possible. #

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The Millinery Leaders. §

gs-ssasrssssuuxg

Tas Most Reliable .fe

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Place to have your repair work Q.; done is the place t at takes , the most__jnterest in your :1"~'=I' needs.We Idrive to accmomo-

date all-‘Wild leave any work

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with us, by prompt attention and quick despatch of same. We have the reputation of being ‘O. K. on repair work. G_ive us a trial and be con- vinced that what we say is true.

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_Foi1nrles, Engineers, Machin- ists and Boiler-makers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf. i

Charlottetown, P, E, 1,

Phone 125 'iii

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SATURDAY, JULY li, 1901.

HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT.

l.ong`iigo it was written that the sins of

the fathers :ire visited upon the children

to the. third and fourth generation. Ex-

perience has shown us that in physlgal form. in mental capacity or weakI1€*SS, ill

disposition, temperament. and moral

qualities there is usually a strong resem-

the race: of men but through the entire animal creat-ion. The tame law holds

Jodin tb; vegetable kingdom. The oak, the banana, the rose. the thorn and the thistle are reproduced after their kind.

Two con‘ rast ingfamily histories were cit-

ed by a speaker at the recent international educational ilmutirg at l-lulifiix which serve to illustrate in an] almost st-artlirwt

way this law of heredity. One of these was the notorious Jukes family, in which from one vicious vagabond pair hiiS b€‘€I1

produced i:suc;e1si than 1,200 criminals whose offenceszrun

through the entire _range_ of v_ice__ an_d crime,:dfunlienriess,pauperism,|prost_it.u-

tion, theft. burglary, arson, forgery, high- .vay robbery and murder. As a mere

matter of money loss to the States infested

by this vile progeny of one evil pair, the loss, the outlay for bringing them tolllsf' ice, tbe charges for maintenance during imprisonment must be reckoned in mil- lions. The Jukes tribe have lived on the

earth a curse to themselves and to the

communities in which they lived. As a contrast to this appalling record

the descendants of the famous Jonathan

Edwards to the number of 1,500 have been

|` traced, covering the like period of time in the same section of the Republic. Here instead of criminals we have worthy pat- `riotic Christian citizens, including minis-

ters, college presidents and professors,

philanthropists, members of the learned professions, and generally the class of men and women who moved uponaliigh, in-

tellectual and moral plane themselves and exercised an influence wide and strong to

enlighten elevate those among whom' they lived or are still living. -

_ We see at a glance that tremendously potent forces for good were sent into the world when Edwards was born, and that

most appalling forces for evil were set

loose under the law of heredity when the

original J ukes was launched upon the world. But we must not be carried too

far by the facts of these striking

but largely exceptional cases. We derive our dominant moral, mental and physical qualities so far as they are inherited, not merely from our fathers and mothers

alone, but partly from those that preced- ed them. Just as every one born into the world has a father and a mother he must needs have had two grandfathers and two

grandmothers, twice as many great-grand

fathers and greatgrandmothers, and so on in largely increasing numbers as the family une is traced back into the distant

past. Many strains of blood, and a very mixed ancestry have gone to make each individual of the present time and neit-her

the Juke; nor the Edwards are true types of the average man of to-day. The average man or woman inherits

elements of both strength and weakness, tendencies to vice and crime mixed with

qualities that tend to - true nobility.

And training and environment have

much to do with forming and directing the man upon whom the mould of here- dity has so clearly and indelibly left its impress. “As the twig is bent the tree is

inclined." Of two acorns, each 'contain-

ing a like life germ and life purpose, one under favorable conditions of soil, mois-

ture,sunlight and climate grows stalwart, symmetrical and becomes the pride of the forest. The other under opposite condi- tions rernainsa miserable deformed shrub. The contrast is the result of a natural

55c Wrappers, worth up to

$1.75, go to-day $1.25, at

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OUR

“pi Y

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SALES

lHave been more than satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK,

STYLES, and PRICES a.re'sure trad ` _B

the religious and moral training, the

f- - - ~ - ~ ' f school,the church, or the absence of these

may exert upon the growing boy or girl an influence as great for development or

dity. So to the child, the good or bad rome influences, curly asssociations,

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i law and the result of the law of environ' perhaps, or indrrnities of temper which

ment is as inevitable as the law of her-

for dwarllng. toward noble symmetrical manhood or womanhood, or toward vice

and crime, and producing contrasts as great as in the case of the two oak trees

Too much may be credited to or charged

against heredity, and on the other hand too much may be assumed as possible to

blance between children andtheir parents. educational influences and surroundings. We know, too, that this is the result of a. Persons are daily born into theworld with natural law, running through not only inherent weaknesses, tendencies to crime

It is scientifically affirmed, that in the

thirty years which follow the change from the girl to the woman, beginning at Sfteen and ending at forty-five, the average woman spends ten years of that time in physical ‘ suffering caused by irregular periods, disagreeable drains, fe- male troubles, or other derange- ments of the functions of the

delicate female organs.

Think of it! One-third of the

best years of a womans life

spent in a struggle with pain. _ "l _

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It is no wonder that women everywhere

are full of unbounded praise a_nd gratitude for Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription. It does away with all suffering due to the dis- eases of the organs peculiarly feminine. It regulates the periods, stops the disagreeable drains heals inflamed and ulcerated con- ditions, and cures female weakness. It brings all the delicate female organs into natuml, healthy and harmonious action.

There is no opium or other narcotic,

and no alcohol, whisky or other alcoholic stimulant in “Favorite Prescription.”

Sick women are invited to consult Dr.

Pierce by letter. without charge. Wdte freely. Every letter is treated as strictly private and sacredly confidential.

Mrs. M. F. Long. of Le Loup, Franklin Oo.,

Kaus.. writes; ‘ Words cannot express how

grateful I am for wr kind advice and good medicines. I have n in poor health more or

less all mg life In the past nine years grew worse, an two years ago I was so poorly _could hardly drag around. I consulted ii specialist,

and he said I had ulceration and that _an_ ogera- tion would have to be performed. This di not

seem necessary to me, so time went i_:y_ and I at last wrote to Dr. Pierce asking ii vice_. I bought two bottles of ‘ Favorite Prescription) two of the ‘ Discovery ’ and two vials of the ‘Pel- lets’ as advised. When commencing I weighed H95( pounds, and after taking one bottle of each I was like a new woman, In one month I gained eight pounds After taking two bottles escb of the medicinesnamed. I began to look like I woman and not like s wasted skeleton; That. weary tired feeling all left me, and it did seein so though life wus worth living."

Dr. Pismo'-i Pellets cleanse the skin.

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An Add.

to the Gents.

Anice new lot Canes jus received- `

This lot imbraces Military

and other styles.

ff We invite inspection.

By way of tleasing smokers.

We offer some regular 10

§ Cigars 4 for 25c, these are

prime goods were bought at a discount we tifer you the bene- 1

'fd

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fit

-, Today only. 4 for 25c. _ ‘ l/

l. W. Ilillllll. PII

Central Drug Store,

1 Sunnyside.

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, . . UAIHEII 1-l-‘.§.tU§’.`f.‘.-”.`i“‘°

600"

§ For Holiday Trips

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A full assortm°n kinds of canned

if MEATS FISH - AND FRUIT

__ Just what you want to » take with you when

going for an “outing '. 1

Morris &. lost.

‘ Upper Queen Street.

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Warm Weather Food

We can’t all go to

the country these warm days but our large var- iety of new and fresh goods and up-to-date groceries makes it pos- ‘ sible for our customers to enjoy life in the city.

If you would want

cool health giving food call and iving your order with place

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are so grounded in their natures that they can never be eradicated. Those whose

constituent elements are more fortunately compounded should be very considerate ‘ in regard to such others. For the law of

heredity islorced upon us, and no man is accountable for what it inevitably entails.

As for our early environment, it is of

necessity also largely forced upon us at our

birth, for time and place of birth, and our

parentage are not matters of choice to

any. Ttereaf ter the vast responsibility of parents and teachers begins, and how great itis no man can estimate. Later the free choice of the individual has play, and he chooses for himself, but is

never wholly free from the influences of heredity created before he was born, or

from`the influences of early environment and training which he met in the forma- tive stage of life and character, before he became responsible for himself.

Water Bad at Tien Tsin.

Shanghai July 10.-The chief

difficulty of the allied forces at Tien Tsin

ply. The condition of the river is pesti- , lential. °

The panic among the Chinese in the

southern provinces is completely stopping trade, and most of the native cotton mills are closed.

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Dcclsre Alrshipsa Failure.

BERLIN, July 10.~The'comnient of the

experts in the German newspapers re- garding the Zepplin airship is rather un- favorable. Eye-witnesses point out that it was inpossible for the airship, acting under the most favorable winds and con- ditions, to return to the starting point. The experts noted the fact that even un- der the favorable conditionsexisting when ; the landing was affected the airship was considerably damaged.

The Canadian order of F0r-

CSlCl'S.

The Canadian Order of Foresters is a

society that has become more favorably and widely known in our Dominion than any other Friendly Insurance Society do ing business in this country.

In order to secure the attention of those

who have not yet considered the superior merits of this society, the following facts are submitted. It is: '

1. Purely Canadian. 2. National in its character. '

4. Fixed premiums. No death assess

ments. '

5. Gives $500, $10001 1500, or $2(l)0 insur‘ ance. 6. Over two million dollars paid to

members and their dependents since or- gan-ization of 1879.

7. Careful medical selection. Death rate

_-for-the 20th year of its history, only 4.50 1 per 1000. l ~8. Has a larger surplus on hand for each $1000 risk than any other society, of its kind in Capada.

9. Security of Investments. Not a dol-

lar of the surplus invested outide of Can- ada.

10. Premiums and interest accruing

» therefrom used only for the payment of death claims. l The rates for life insurance in this society, payable in advance, are as follows i Between the ‘ On On On On _ Age of $500 $1000 $1500 $2000 .18 to25 . . . . . . . 600. 90c. $1 20 25 to 30 . . . . . . . 65c. 980. 1 30 30 to35 . . . . . . ...45c. 70c. 05 1 40 35to40.........50c. 850. 128 170 40t045 . . . . . . . $100 150 200

The rates for sick and funeral beneii ts,

payable monthly in advance are as fol- lows: Between 18 and 25 years . . . . . . . ._ .25 cents

“ 25and 30 years . . . . . . . . .. .30 cents “ 30 and 35 years . . . . . . . . ._ .35 cents “ 35and 40 years. . . . . . . . ._ .40 cents “-10 and 45 years . . . . . . . . . . .... 45 cents The High Court sick and funeral benefit-is

are much appreciated, and are $3 per week for the first, two weeks, ,and $5 per week for the following ten we i ks, alto- gether $56 in any one year.and$;0 towards funeral expense.

A strong feature of the business is the

handsome surplus fund, which continues to increase in the insurance department. At the end of December last there was $837,000 to the credit of this fund. This surplus is now growing at the rate of be- tween $l1,000 and 12,000 per month. A The membership is increasing at the

rate of over 600 per month, and is now over'35,00(‘.

T here are now about 700 subordinate or-

ganizations, or courts as they are called, throughout Canada, and the order is now

$ >-A

For further particulars enquire of any

ofthe officers or members of the order or address.

R. ELL1o'r'r Trios. WH rm, ` '

Ont.

_ 3. Age limit 18 to 45 years. _ ,,

"t .wa if

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is the absence of an adequate water sup- ,

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5 B* _ $22 80 cash) for a solid Walnut, Spring Beat Smog, up

S _` $8?-00. the best Turkish Rug Suits-But we have sit

Wag' ll it s'“°7~' '-“‘°°“ “°“ °""“’°' - ‘§;“”' JOHN -... . ON

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_,buy-See_ what we can do for you-STORE CLOSEQI; 350; 8 F' E ET _ _ _ _ In all the ia%5?fi§,;,;Fc>g1' fd mexceptin SAl`URDAY’S o n until Try FOOT ELM. For sale at ’ 33: CARBON PORTRAITS are unnvalled

8 pe 10 p. m.

' _ customers are all delighted

Queen St Be sure and visit th l

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,lt Pays to Buy at Perkins

1 The either is lint But These Garments

l Crash Skirts

coop QuA|.i1'Y

110

Shirt Waists

LIGHT AND COOL

SUMMER CORSETS LIGHTEST AND BEST

50c

F. Perkins & C

The Millinery Leaders

. Sunnyside

are intensely Cooling

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,Pl Are to hand , is They me the prettiest lot of clothes we hav e ever hi

We are busy making them up into stylish Suits. 1 invite our patrons to examine our stock

* All clothes made by us are gusrsnwed to fit

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We Dont Keep Them

We Sell Them ui

Everything in the men s Furnishing Line, except the bonu.

Quality away llp Floss lown

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Cofs Undorololilung S

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Hose,

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' 0\ll° Slrollg Llllo Blriookwoir,

In all the latest styles, from 2c to 75o each.

Store open Saturdays till ll p m

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I . u O ,_ B f; " f ticular sndswsnt good furniture. ol?*;x;1(:isTdARrUNc.s. or ll PIBLUR 'SUITES

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