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IN CHINA

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The Heavy Tread of Feet!

-They are Marching for

` China-It’s not`,' the 1. “Absent-Minded

Beggars.”

But People Who Have their Win

About them, and Know that tht ONLY Place to get Real VALUE ii

the China Line is at

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“PEZIIY”

COLVVILL’S We are waging a. terrible war with high

ces just now. You _should f-

At our Store some day this week, and it

_ will give you some idea of how we are

eonductlng the China. Campaign, The

prices at which we offer China Tea Setts,

me beyond the comprehension of every ,

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day buyers. Our Dinner Setts and Toile* Setts are also exceptionally low in price,

and there is a general boom in all staple

°‘ lines of Crockeryware. Enamelled Ware

at cut-throat prices.

S A Y T

If you want VALUE; if you want

BARGAINS: if you want SATISFAC

TlO_\`, go to the only place where you can

get them.

W. P. CQLWILL, Sunnyside. P. E. ]sland’s Greatest

Crockery Store.

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AGUINALDO _ INSTRUCTS

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Plans for thc Capture of

the City 01 Manila

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WAsnnvcroN, Sept. 5.-The war depart I

ment to-day made public _the following letter of instructions for the capture of Manila, purportingto be signed by Aguin- aldo, with the explanation that it was with the records captured by the Amer. can forces. The letter is dated_Malolos, 9th of January, 1899, and is headed;

“Instructions to the brave soldiers of

Sandatana of Manila."

It opens with an exhortation to all Fil-

°-°-°-»°-°e»-»->-o-»-»-»-»~»-»-»-»-»-»-»-o-»-»-»-o-~»- ipinos to secure converts among their

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Pa’s Out.

Pa’s on his vacation, so Hip. liurraw!

\Va.y up in the woods, you know-

Hip, hurraw!

I went Swimniin’ yesterday;

i_ :Stayed from home all night, and, say,

Ma can`t run fast- anyway-

Hip, hurraw!

Pa`s to stay three weeks up there-

Hip, hurraw!

1°‘“’° “S b°l°W ""7 dey. Sundays ¢¥F¢l»‘i¢<l Catchin’ llsh and shootin’ bear-

Frorn _POINT DD CBENE, [En arrive] of

l1_5o train from St. John,] for S 'MMI-Jgsipg

_ oouuectin with express train for Charlotte

town and grlgnish. _ Froni SU ».lERSIDE. [on arrival of' morn- ing train from Charlottetown and all Stations of P. lt. I. R.] for POINT DU CI-IENE, connect- mg with afternoon frain for ST. JOHN, .BOS- TON and MONTREAL.

Connection at Moncton with train for Can-

uln_ and N. R , at St John with 1:, P, R, and Railway for U. 3 find Canada, also nt St. John with Steamers of nternational and Dominion Atiautic 8 S. Lines Tuesday and Saturday nfternoon for Boston direct due followin day at noon. and on Monday. Wednesday and Fri- day mornin s, with Eteamers for Eastport, Portland <EBost .

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_From PICPUU about half ppm. three on ar- rival of :lay trains from Ha ' nx and Sydney ror CHA%LOl"I`ETOWN.

From L ARLOTTETOWN for Pictou at 8 30

n. ni, connecting there with day trains for CAPE BRFTON emi WALIFAX.

At ‘N~ »R'l‘H BYDN"EYwith Steamer Bruce for NE WFOUNDLA rm. At HALIFAX with C. A. and Plant Line for

BO<TON. Passengers from all blaces on P.E_ I, Railway east of CHARLOTTETOWN can leave home 24 hours later than ii' joining Plant Ftenmei in CH"l'0WN and connect with same Steamer in HAI IF AX.

Through 'Iickets to be had at Grand Trunk

Cgnndian Pacific lntereolonial and P, E. I. lnilwnys, and on the _Company‘1e"-teamers and eonnecting lines in United states and Canada.

Steamers run on Eastern Standard time.

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Charlottetown, P.E.I. June 18 d and w.

FDR SYDNEY

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' S’side on Wednesday

Afternoon lzth Sept. Ch’town, Thursday noon,

Sept. l3th. .

Has good accommodations for Live'

Stock under and on deck. This as well as other freight carried low.

R. MCMILLAN.

Aug. i 9 td.

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NEW HER|ilN|i.`

Just received 25 barrels Labrador Herring. These Herring are not large but if you prefer ilavor and quality these ur;-_ the 1i~h to buy.

Ive 1'If=,‘:I_+ 1ll~'r» ill SlOCl§ ‘OEIS large fat' Cape 15;. gm Herring. We can supplY the above iw barrels for the Wl101€S819

‘ lrad-e, also in 1 bbls, A bbls, p3115» and

bv the ll-,_z fn for the retail trade.

Preserve Jars.

We have just received 50 dozen Pre-

8erve.I:1rs in 9'_`\~S= :-inri stone. T110 ab-irc wal be sold cheap to cleat OD! the lot.

Raspberries- _ We can till orders for Raspb8l`l'l99 by the pail. Leave your orders early- A full stool: of groceries on hand 811

-at the lowest possible prices.

R. F. MADDIGAH & G0.

' Lower Oueen SHPE Telephone connection.

Hip, hurrawl Nothin’ doin‘ hereloli no!

- fellow countrymen.) §Bein; :assured of the

V sincerity of the convert he was to be in-

` `structcd to preserve the character of the

____ A American sympathizer in Order that he

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Feminine Rebukc to Tcledo`s Tardy City Of- gl

TOLEDO, O., Sept. 8.-A party of young

ight furnish news of importance to the ilipinos. The letter details the method

of attack and suprise of American forces

untilentrance to the city has been effected by the slaughter of sentinels. The iittaclf,

advising and a semblance of friendship

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stretch of sidewalk recently to keep tliemf men dressed as Women The omcers are selves out of the mud this Winter. advised to place, stones, timbers, red hot

Th” had appealed repeatedly, and in i n,bo1ling water, oil, molasses, and rags

vain, to the city authorities to make the ked In coal OH’ (lions the wang’ to necessuy repaim Last nighm by way of throw at the Americans passing below.

ladies of Southeast Toledo built quite A the letter goes (mm sa Sh°u1d be led b `

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protest, about fifty of them sallied forth The Sympatherizersinside the city me

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Prowse Block. First door to 511°

Satisfactory Work. Reasollible

Ma her lickin’s don’t hurt-oh I'm so glad poor pa. could go-

Hip, hurrawl

-Chicago Inter Ocean.

A Family

_ Medicine

UfUlI£lll'lf,KI\0l'lllldPl'lh0d

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Having n direct and combined action

on both the kidneys nad liver, Dr. Cha.se's Kidney-Liver Pills are the most valuable an n faintly medicine, and positively cure constipation and all forms of ltomach trouble.

Hr. John White. 72 First avenue, Ot-

tawa, writes:-“I usci Dr. Chase’n Kidney-Liver Pills for deranged liver and pains in the back, with excellent results. ,

"ML wife u.4<~.l them for stomach'

troub , and pains about the heart, and in entirely cured. They are invaluable as a. family medicine."

Scores of huridreds of families would

not think ot being without Dr. Chase’n Kidney-Liver Pills in the house. They are purely vegetable in composition and remarkably prompt ind effective in action. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealen, or Ednianson, Bates and Co., Toronto.

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JAMES LAWLER

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plained of.

“This is not war; it is brutal murder!"

Gen. Chaffee says. But, as a matter of

brutal passionsof man and makes of him a. mad barbarian. The revolting spectacle in China is the logical, the harmonious accompaniment of that “strenuous life” of lighting which the imperialists on both sides of the ocean are so given to glorifying.

Itcanbeimagined what the French-

Canadians who object to speaking E118- lish will say when they know the study of that despised lauizuilke 1135 b¢°0U1@ obligatory for the higher schools of Prussia.

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BEST BUY IN ROSSLAND - '_

Big Four

Consolidated Gold

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""""" Non/Assessalzle and Non/Perscnal]fLiahility. .

c;3EEIi"s25o,coo,a.i T... emi slia.-mera... claim., an cfm. cranes, .

wi1li'Nc Debts or I_»iahi1£i£es”.__§Cri_<;;V_l_vfli_le;;§VWest of Rossland.__VO_leL___ f

"“`° in Treasury for Development. <-

Tlzc Properties cf this Co1rp°.n_v are si*ua‘Ved dire( tlv west aVr_dV 600 fee: lcivpr in elevaticn than the famous Le Roi Xml and VLQ Rr1).c_.2. -_ tb.-it .fire new suipoiuq 10.000 tins a week. Tue W0Flil0l§* Coflilst of a Shaft ard Two Tunnels. driven to tap t‘:|cVore VboVd_v on tm-ee -S,-D-,I-_.re and dastfnct veins. No. l Tunnel on this vein is in over 100 f&__,T_,_ and XO_ 2'1‘unn9l on this vein has reached a depth oi 112 feet, with three and one~ba.'lf fact f‘t` shipping' ore in Sight. and forgy-feet ' of ,hp 1,,d2.,, t, C,-»,.=-out. The ore is identical with the Le _liirn ore. fm, Higfh-Grade Gold Cooper Orc of the camp. _Tae Ivo. 3 Wm has _ o 0 enpd in 5,-6 pigges for 2000 feet. which dips to the I. X L. .fid- ?`i'.m»` P ,meh ig ,ww 5§;§pp=n_~f the hivhest-grade are in British Col- Jstngag' ‘She-prni bu=l~\i0<v.= ai-elou thengrouvfcl, with two blacksmith g:(],D‘=?i=n-i large boarclinrg; house. etc , with water and timber in --

` b danc _ _,_ . 8' unomassays have gvrrnged from .:~o.00 to S800 in Gold. Cooper -- and Silver: andthe shipping froilities are the best. The Great Ngghern Ba lway run three times through the gi-ound_. three 1

With'many actors it must be. lldmitwd

that there is a. wide difference between bill board and the board bill.

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rre` ers close at hand, and reduced charges of $4.50 per ton for sh- ' im, ,md smeitino. and we are now ready to start shipping ore. ' S ‘p?I‘h; shares in thi; Company have been strictly poc-led. and we _ will issue Pooled Receipts only ur tl the Pool' is dissolved. “fe need

,.,...` ....1 will send <0-.100 shares for s7.00, 1,000 for s00,o0. ;

bmtlooior $275 00. and 10,000 for s500.00. Address

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Managing Director, °

with hammers, gathered up planks wher- ever they could be found, impresseda. young man to operate a wheelbarrow, and

before they finished had practicallyfcom- a pleted the planking of the portion_ com-~ I

They promise to take up other work of 2

the same kind-and use it for a. campaign issue if the city authorities do not give 0.

fact, itis war, for war unchains the J

“Pied to be ready to assist whenever t

urbs.

“With such a general movement, . llrin nd decided against the Americans,f’_ the etter goes on, “the combat is sure to be short one and I charge and order that he persons and-goods of all foreigners

ng water tallow, mo assc and other

The ogical Result’ liquids, which shall be thrown as bomb

_...__ et;‘;‘E:::I°g::h:;‘°£;“m;]?et'::§ of And another man is made better lookin; V_

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- sw or. tubes of .In .these I uses shall be the Bcndnnna. who shall hurl theliqulds that shall be passed 'toil them by the women and children. ‘ - “In places of bolts ukdagge 5, if they

possess the same, the Sandatana. can pro- vide themselves with lances and arrowg with very longshnrp-heads, and these should be slibt with greet tome in order that they may penetrate well into the bodies of the enemy. And those should be made that in withdrawal from the body the head will remain in the flesh. _

“At last if, as I expect, the result shall,

favor us in the taking of Manila and the conquering of the enemy, the chiefs are charged to seethat the onlciers at d s Jldiers respect the consulates, the banks and commercial houses and even the Span- ish banke and commercial houses, taking

care that they be not e luced by the liote

of plunder. As if God sees this he will re- ward us and the foreign nations will nf -I the order and joy of our conduct. I cl1a.r_ I that in the moment of combat the ollicerr,

soldiers and whatever patriots take part . in ° ’

the struggle will not forget our noble,

sacred and holy idea, liberty and independ-

ence. Neither will you forget the promi-

ses mafle by me to thej civilized nations whom I have assured that we Filipinos are not savages, nor thieves nor assassins, nor are we cruel, but on the contrary, that we are men of culture and patriotism honorable and very humane.

“Above all, I expect that you will re-

spect th : ,Jcrsonsand goods of private per- sons of all nationalities, including the Chinese; that you will treat well the prisoners and grant life to t`iose of the enemy who surrender. And that, you will be on the lookout for those traitors and enemies who by robbery will seek to mar our victory."

<_Sg.'l.) “EMILIO AGL`lNALDO."

A Cycling Freak.

An 0 ld cycling freak is to trim a piec of broivn paper to fit the lens ofthe 1' uup, and in it cut the eyes, nose and mouth. The effect is starting;-Toronto Star. -

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f0r the Babies.

When a married woman goes forth to

1 wok after her rights, her husband usually stays at home and nurses his wrongs.- Montreal Herald.

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here is evidence of movement in the sgltf

shun be respected me that

t. _I to . prisoners shall be treated well. There I I __ I 1 -.A » _ _ '_:

more sa is ac ry service. shall-5,, in houses vessels filled with boil- I H V V _ VV?

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fl' Well we are sure that the celebrated 2 oz. Christy Hard is as ;V; usual the nicest hat to be had in this city. This fail it’s in ‘-3-

Black and a nice shade of Brown, very pretty shade, too

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Well, mostly in the brim. It s a shade flatter and they edge

is turned round more shapely and flattened down slightly more ;` than last year, crown slightly higher and more becoming to most ` *

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As SUPPEIED V To THE QUEEN.

S¢¢\¢h directfrom Edinburgh, Scoilandfor ale at

O.P. St. John, Dominion Inspector S_ W, DODD.

of Steamboats, 246 Ehpw S§l‘9€t'» '-l`01’¢;i*&'5;_; J. lv ,7 ti

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piésfllgggr u.;,’fn;§;§ny5;ri§§ed;es ___--1 _ »-. -- . - . ..._. A full supply of views of P. E. in vain, I began to use Dr. Chase’s Oint- Illllld. _ .

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BOX 545. ROSSLAND, B. C., ' . Chase S Ointment t 8.11 I’ . V V

Or Money can be sent care Bank oEVMon_ti-cal. -»V t1V']e!;tmii':;iSts combined. It new er fails to _.___

REFERENCESWAQV Bank or Business Man in the City of Rosslancl. V C P '

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1=ergusou’s Everton Toffee and Butter

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Having retired from business would

511 who have received their accounts or are indebted to me make immedi- ate payment at the Medical HSN. Queen St. Charlottetown-

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C‘h’town June 20th dtf Pmpedy served n° drinlm ‘m

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McLeod, Q. C., Charlottetown Roy- .\,'_ _ _ __ _ ~ __ .

sity, containing twenty end l?hl‘¢°

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quarter acres. _' fectured by nlare unequclléd

Soda, Lemon Sour etc, manu-

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from $1.00 to $3.75 f'h°}'\\l'd- .I .1 5, L35 f’ ` ‘-5 i

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The latest and beet assortment

of l5c books in the city.

The freshest and beet ascorb-

ment of confectionery. 'Don’t mise seeing those souvenir

shells of places of interest om P. E. Island.

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Sept-,O 6i_ lTW1S g tiring cn accoupt of age. Applyut the Hotel, '

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