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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J -

Htrneby the stock and good will of

I books and Stationery Business 10 the Morris Block, we will continue me business in its various branches. 1 nlling at lowest prices for cash onlY» .lin B. M. Hornsby, who has inevi- ged the business in the past, W_11\ be ineharge of the store, and will be #md to attend to all old custom61‘S all many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall PSPS”

-wil be at once put in 881°, *QS Q; ~ku'tments of the usiness W1 _ up 'su twsrsa. A will supplied moe sand will be a special feature fthe business. The store V111" be in as “The Bazaar B00k8f»0l`°-

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Sucoessors to F. J. H°fU5bY»

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An Independent Journal, untrammelled and fearless; aiming to be

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Your* llillinen

Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if can-

venient, we ask you, and will consider it a favor for

those who can, to leave*

their trimmed hat order as early in the week

_ possible. °

Perkins & Co

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Special Rates

Phlis from the city, of four or more. who

ite nd thc day in Pownal. will be ieyedigire in the morning, given dinner 1i§attheFloriua Hotel and returned in &Qening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet -Ili parties any day in _thc week on my ling two hgeurs dnotice. Other special Qm&meuts can ma eatan time.

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Proprietor

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Kwan! June 6 lf. _

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ltrin Weather Food;

We can’t all go to the country these warm 1 days but our large var-

ietyofnew and fresh 1!

goods and up-to-date _ groceries makes it pos sible for our customers to enjoy lifein the city.

If you would want

cool health giving food call and place

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and guick despatch of same. We ave the reputation of being “O K.” on repair work. Give us a trial and be con-

vinced that what we say is

true

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Jusr, lmoartlal, Reliable. Neway, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The Peop1e’s Paper.

Published at its offices New Prowse

Block, North side Post Office, at the fol- lowing rates. payable in advancem- Moriiiiig Edition, daily (except Snndayl three months $1.00; ner yr . _ . . . . . . ._ .$4.00 Semi-weekly dition(Mond. &Thur.) _

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Branch Offlcea _

have beenestablished at the following places where subscriptions may_ be pal » news furnished, advertising _iob Work and other business transacted:- ,Summer-side, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K- Currie, Manager. ' Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S.

Muttart, Agent.

Souris East, Telephone office- R. Seaman.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. IGN).

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ARB THB MISSIONARIES T0 BLAME ?

Some weeks ago Lord Salisbury in a

public address hinted that the Christian missionaries in China had been nt fault and were, in part at least, the cause ofthe uprising against foreigners in that coun- try. It might have happened that the missionaries in the discharge of their dut- ies as preachers and teachers and without _ fault on their part may have been an in- citing cause. For the doctrines of Christ-

\ ianity have from the beginning antagon- . ised the heathen among whom they have A been proclaimed. But Lord Salisbury evidently meant more than this and his

speech has for that reason challenged much criticism and some indignant den- ials whenever the English language is l spoken.

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your order with

The general expression of sentiment in

the press and churches cf Christian lands V has been to defend the missions and the missionaries with warmth and earnest- ness, and it must have given pleasure to these earnest, devoted and self-sacrificing ,men and women laboring in China and elsewhere to note how many speakers and writers espoused their cause in Britain and Americas. Had there been no dissent- ,ing note Lord Sallsburyls speech would

have been nearly forgotten by this time, but from some new and unexpected quarters there has appeared a disposition to blame the missionaries in China. For

instance, in t-he Bedford Presbyterian

Church, Brooklyn, fa few days ago, Rev. Dr. Halsey declared:

“The missionary had his share in fo-

menting this trouble and must bear his share of the blame. Some of the mission- aries have been politicians as well as Christians, and their grasping, ,selnsh attitude has helped to bring about the present condition.”

And in the Calvary Baptist Church,

New York, on the same day, Rev. Dr. McArthur, was reported as saying: '

“Those missionaries who combine civil

authority with their religious instrubtion .are partly responsible for the condition of things in China."

It will be observed at “once how vague

and general these charges are.. We are given no inklingof the facts or allegations on whichfthey are based. We are not told whether these missionaries whom a

lare the missionaries “who combine civil

Reverend Doctor holds up to scorn as

“grasping and “selfish” were Anglicans, Presbyterians, Jesuits, Methodists or Baptists. Nor does the other Reverend" Doctor give us any intimation asto who

authority with their religious instruction." This class must be a very small one if it exists at all. - If these New'Ycrk divines, who thus from their luxurious pulpits discredit, the much enduring missionaries in China, have any facts that would war-

rant their hostile judgment they ought to

being massacred in China, just as we have read several times repeated the ghastly. but false particulars of the massacre of, the governmental legations at Pekin. Missionaries in proportion to their num-

bers, from their isolated situations in Most frequently such discussions andre-

various parts cf the country, have been ci-iminations turn upon the alleged at- L

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' The Square Druggist.

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o viell authenticated facts to support heir extraordinary declarations. \Ve have indeed read of missionaries

more exposed to mob violence than any other class of foreigners in China. Yet

we venture to predict that when the story is fully told there will be found as large a proportion of missionaries livingas of any other class of Europeans or Americans in China. They have made friends wher- ever they have gone, and just because they have been less “grasplng," less “ selfish,” more just, humane and helpful to the Chinese people than any other class of foreigners in that distracted country.

TRADE ,AND SHIPPING

1 PORT 0F Cl'lARLOTTE;l`0WN.

Aug. 15 ar.-S. S. Polino,Lauch ance, Mon-

treal; Athlete. Roberts,Sydney; Marcella Butler, Hemphill, Port Hood; Swallow, Finlayson, Pinette; Morning Light, Richards, Picton.

Aug. 15, Cld-S. S. La Grande Duchesse,

Hanlan, Boston; S.S. Polino, Lachance. St. J0hn’s, Nfld.; Athlete, Roberts, Pic- tou; Annie Laurie, J inimo, Pugwash; Marcella Butler, Hemphill, Port Hood; Swallow, Finlayson, Pinette.

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Now and again you see two wom passing down the street who look like casters. You are astonished to learn that

they are mother and daughter, and you realize that a woman at forty or forty- ive ought to be at her finest and -fairest. Wh isn’t it ?

ra-

_ The genera1_hea.lth_of woman is so in- timately associated with _the local health of the essentihlly feminine organs that 1’-here Can be no rich cheek and round _form where _th e are debilitating drains, -and female w§ness. Women who have auiered these troubles have found E-ompt rehef _and cureintheuseofDr. _ _eroe’s Favorite Prescription. It givea- .vxgor and vitality to the up-ans of wom- anhood. It clears the comp exion, bright- eastheeyesandifeddeusthecheeks.

No_a1cchoi, gnum or -_other narcotic ’ _

contained in “ avorite Prescription." M ` _Any sick woman may consult Pierce by letter, free. ' Every letter ia held as sacredly confidential, and an- swered in a plain envelope. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. _ nm" ’ °”,.‘£i'..';.°.f*°€ff‘fi§‘é."i’i‘.f..°ilf..‘Z‘i§‘;`°°s’I §§.'i?,*3.$ of Newville, Prince Geo Co.. Va.. “in june, i897, also his ° Golden Mgitcal Discover-y,' and I cannot egress the benefit I have rmeived from these in 'cines. I was suffering with what the doctors called chronic indi esticn, torpid li and vertigo. I also sun"ere$wit1i female wezg ness The doctor did not do aie_auy good, ao I wrote to you for advice. When I commenced to uae the medicines I weighed only ri: pounds,

now I weigh r4o pounds." 1

Dr. Pierce’a Pellets regulate the liver.

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" time. _

Rex Insect Powder d troys all insect life. A

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It is easy to use,

It is harmless,

` It- is cheap. A

15c per bottle sprinkler

, 7

top. 1 Sticky Fly Paper, 7 Insect Powder, (extra

s°°f1)

Poison Pads, efc.

i. w. nfnmi. rim.

Sunnyside. i '

and creeds nothing is more reprehensible than the efforts Of sundry party 0l`89~U3 W set race against race and creed against creed, or to imply that a certain race or creed is largerly on the side of one part?

In acountry like ours of mixed races

with`the object of forcing those cf another race or creed over to the opposite party.

titude of “the French vote” or "the Catho-

lic vote,"probablybe.':a.use there is a ml.ior- ity of English-speaking Protestant people in this country. It so happens that since the beginning of things fe deral in Canaia the French voters and the Catholic voters

just like the others, have chosen to vote according to their convictions, and have always been divided between the two parties. Each of the two greatparties has had a Catholic leader and at other times

Protestant leaders. Quebec, the one great French-speaking and Catholic pro-

vince; in uve out of six elections gavea majority in support of Sir John Macdon- ald, Protestaiit and Orangeman though he was. In 1878.Quebec returned him 45 supporters to 20 in cpposition,and in 1832,

48to17.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

Closing prices August 15

American Sugar

American Steel and Wire

American Tobacco B_-noklyn Transit

Burlington 1

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid e

Lmisville .ind Nashville

New York Central ‘

Rock Island

St. Paul

Tennessee Coal and Iron, `

Union Pac Pi-'fd 1

351 67%

United~Statea Ru bher April Cotton nei 100 lbs *

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_ _A BUNDLE CF NERVES »

Nerve force is the very life ' of man and

e very organ of the human body is dege nd ent upon it. Just as soon as the lood gets _t in and watery and faile_,_tn supply

a train _of nervous disorders, nervous pros-

rration, paralysis, epilepsy, insanity, and death. Dr._ hase’s Nerve Focdre nilds and revitalizes the nerve cellswasted by- disease, overwork andwor~ry._ Itisbeyoud doub_t,_the wor1d’s greatest restorative.

All Druggists recommend and se it.” `

Tnnnnns for the supplying of oat straw

for the exhibition to he held in Charlotte- town from Sept. 25th. to 28th next, will be received by' C. R. Smallwood, tary up to and on Saturday the 25th iaat., atl2 c'clock, noon, from presons willing to supply the same. Tenders to state

may be required and to be delivered

in .such qiiautitiea and at such times as- ~wanted. he lowest or anytender not neeessar’ly accepted. 16tf

llr. _|. H. Ayers

. nslrrier .

OFFICE-Sunnyside. New

Prowse Block. First door to the

right up stairs. '

Satisfactory Work. Reasonable

pri:-ea _ '

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'Those jars which we have foré preserving. [They are of three’

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some; Ask for “Gem” jars. Telet phone or call. °

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have been stated. We believe they had

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To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kurnfcrt Headache_Powders. 1Cvc.

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FU Rl\lTURE

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cepting SAFUI DAY S open until 10 m Y PM

L ad 165! Qs? V

Herring. These Herring are not large

We havejust received some of Mad out if on refer fl;

_ - ' 5’ P _ vor and quality

ams.May’s (Boston’s Compli xion Spec- these are thopiish to buy. _ iali it) Toilet Preparations including Wehave al-.-goin stock some large fat

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an J P' MURRAY F llnmell & 90.' i'Ca_meron Block i Char!

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nourishment to the nerves there comes ai.

Recommended by your 'family plilysician. I

the price per ton for from 6-to Iotionaac f

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invite our patrons to examine our

.ff All clothes made by us are guarant

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’ I W 'ha e ust received 50 dozen Pr ’ i an “mc es A150 But

For Tourists{‘-,:Fei';guscns celebrated 8 5 al; fn has and e- Coat of Arms' Jewel and bouv H,

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CES are sure trade winners Before you P ‘ l

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ogzggpgmgaw Y u ,nterior an exterior Finish, _etc, etc.

Our Species.

Gothic Windows, Sutra, Stair Baile, llalnatei

Gutter and Uonduetora, Kiln Dried Qpneeianl Dr-red Oleg: spruce, sheathing and Clap lloaxla

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