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The real French article, not the so called Castile made in Canada is what I sell. It gives that nice creamy lather which leaves such a feeling of clean- liness and refreshment. It

costs same as cheaper grades.

I 15c. per lb. A

fearless; aiming to _ _

mee aaa _ _ll fr-nl. ' §e'qi~ :itunes-‘ ruhilsned ‘atiu om “New rfcwse mock.

North sidelsost omce, at the following rstel.

ble ucez-

[ a£MgomhHy (except Sunday), £13

age. r .................... . . .

Seldlighekllye gition (Wed. a Sat) per year .3o;in advance ..................... ..$1-25 Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25 n advanee. ................................. . .fi-°° E Branch Offices

have been established at the bilowing places

where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish-

Fed, advertxising, job work and otheer businss

tranQcte - 8uznmerside.Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C. ; Baker, Manager. 1 Llberton, Alberton Post Omce-Herbert Clark,

Agent.

Souris Bait. 'I;e1:ohone Oice-P. G. Seaman

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J. E. B. \l¢g.EAD‘Y, ‘ 1. P. HOOD,

Elitor Business Manager.

_THE Euausu _scnooi Question

J v G* J I The school question in England bids

_ :Drive-ca-:sm THE HEDICAL HALL

in ` 1" _ mi

_1.

Smron's i

_fair to bea principal issue at the next lgeneral election. It is already becoming _ an exciting topic of discussion among the i Nouconfonaist elemcnt,which by the way stands largely in opposition to the Uni-

»oaist Government. »'1_‘h_e situation is not _my muy muelugibie to the canadian f__'_eaier, familiar with our state system "of school support and 'non-sectarian. if schools. The changes introduced by Mr. ' Forstex's Education Act ot 1870 were

_Quite revolutionary and the Act was ac-

L I E iiceptcd by the- Nonconformists, not as s

-K INTERNAL sad BTERNALRsmsdy

_ -.1 for lhei|msdists_Q¢lie!¢dCureof

_H|nnu\atisrr. Crampa Colics. Sore 'l1\roaf.` Diarrhaa. Faeeaciie, 3 tetanus. spasm. Banc. manl- _ gin. Lumbago. etc.. etc.

This is nl hternal and external Esau?) ‘<' ’

,e`.¥;tea‘lz:a\kulazed:orge=e.r;_;u_:e,an

= vellefs gripsackmo not overlook the? ‘ `£miaenaa|;£)|_¢en¢iea uidsny ailment _ ~

_ mereuipyp u e, a se. WLQ. ‘ ‘ medical man is S$l¥X§'i`ONwl|

Hsootheyouaodggiveyouinstantrelief. .-

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finality, but-as a great step in advance towardsa fuller and" fairer measure

that they continued to hope for. The new Education»Bill expuouded by Mr. Balfour in .March last, is now generally _ viewed asareactionary measure, ' desig-

_ 5.-ontrol of education. » _

The result has been that the Bilihas

been received with jubilation by the High

_'amon_g,_'Non'-co_nfor|'nists. The latter

I _calling meetings at which the subject is

discussed 'with ‘great waruith and are

passing resolutions strongly condemning

_'the Bill. Atone of these meetings _Lord ,Rossbcry presided, and in- his opening remarks eaidthe measure before Parlia- nient blasted the hopes of those who sought for religious equality before the ‘laid down for all timeacast- iron system of denominational manage-

ment and a close corporation in the man-

1

agementof popular education! _‘It strikes dowo,’ he said, fto the very fundamentals of our constitutional system.” ~ To a deputation of- protesters who _‘waited upon Mr Balfour he intimated

_that their attitude was _prompted_ by (jealousy ofthe Churchof England, and

which' would be essentially Church boards, would be made up of' ‘people who would act in aconciliatsry manner. __'1_`hl_5_ _lost impolitic deliverance only added fuel to

‘ ¢a¢“n»’d:ri»¢ 'inoiesnm at ence wid mm

°Ca1l'to-day-and ask ‘your bes'~ ' ~ ‘ l A

aocornp

girl to any you to the i

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“rd v -»- ,__ _ ~ _ _ ,_.._....,,___ ....gp.._..-_ _

teat they wished it understood they

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» ; i I ' were: British 'citizens and did not _ _ _ _-__ ' _ I __ ~ pi-opass tg hold their rights by concilia-

ii ting the clergy. Principal Fa!"bai.m'of Ox- iford plainly intimated to Ur. Balfour

I law or so law, pay taxes to a denom-

.rfeerhmmé ebeing ~Pr¢-f,

_ and Wen games

be expected. s '

-""'- ‘ » f- -Mcreates an ecclcsiasticalmonopoly in the

May be satisfactorily

- ordered from us by mail.

We manufacture two

` styles-the wide thin oval

and thcnarrowtbickovsl. Latter is quite popular.

'_ 18k.goldatiiv¢,sev¢nand

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iuation. He added, “Wo should not be worthy of our citizenship ifwe did not

frankly say that to the legislation which

ths_t.'the Nouoonfomists did, not' propose

"\. va-kwa

schools we will not submit.” Many are de- _termined not to pay school taxes and °ne minister, Rev. J. Morgan Gibbon,

said in public meeting, “If this Bill is ll passed we shall try what the inside of a

prison cell is.” So far the Goverumentjhas

held to an uncomprising attitude and the

Bill pissed its second reading by the - large majority of 237.

XLIONIZING GENERAL MEYER

IN LONDON.

LoNnoN, July 29. -General Meyer, for merly commander of the' Orange Free State forces, is being lionized in London. 'I He has dined with Alfred Rothschild and he lunches tomorrow with Earl Roberts. ,commander-in-chief of the British 3` forces. f V

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KUMFORT Powders will not cure, from tanto tweatr minutea- __ _

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_ » _ . _ aff _ F-__ _

'f E -Now'fSUlli5¢s for

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HNECUSTGM

E in. tile custom Tailoring me

largest and best wehave ever']|gd_ . » _- ~ _ _ __ __ _ We are _ dad __ l to seethenumberoifnevb eustol‘|ie1's . . ._ _._

_ fi | ,': 1| .a _Y _ ,_ °_.__ _

able up-to-date materials with best workmanship and .- 5” fltilllz Clothisi which-arefappreciated.

_t|\_`o.__sp_ring i

Trowaerinns and Overcoettlngs - i

an rndevend-ue gewrn-1. -in-ufiinciiediivili »-"afri|iii»eme\i“iiivT1lfefiicsi waiaihdeaiéin ,,"_"-»';‘....."'°f.;,,i*§1°,,%'°_' ie- =-1~»f»»» if

“ned torestore and increase ecclesiasticab I r _--' ‘ ' ' '

Church partyaud verys‘_ron_gden_unciation° ‘¢h','_,_1°¢»_1'-1`(,b°n -a§'i,"¢‘{1`f¢|i'5n_‘s¢__y_¢;a|

_ _ _ Pants July 29.-Prince

THE ST. l0HN EX-HIIBITIGN

exhibit and display of horses at the St.-

lk

iqyciiiggmftnis iia¢,,} M_'aritiuis_ _ Provincfesi;

Committee of horsemi the in charge, and at a recent meeting, sut- lined tha following Dltgram,-~ _ _

On Monday, Sept let. All the Labor li

Unions of Sf. John and_ other cenf»118\° willj parade the cilyfaud proceed tothe ES- hibition Grounds, _where they will pass in review before the GraudStaud." In this procession will _be 200 mounted _ eamsters. Sp :cial prizes have been ar- ranged for their horse~,wh ch wi lilrst be i paraded' and judged. Following this,_a_ complete program of sports, _ including horse-races, foot-races, tug-cf-war, e .c. will be put on.

Tuesday, 9 a. m.-Judging of Medium

Draughts, Clydesdules, Shires, Percberon- sand Suffolk Punches.

Tuesday, 3 p. `n\.-Judging of Carriage

Horses in Harness (open to;all carriage horses on the grounds) _

Wednesfiay, 9 .a. m.-_Judzin_g_of_ Cyr-

_ riage Horses (on the ha‘ter) and Slaudard `BredHorses.__. _ _

Wednesday __aft¢;-rnoon. at Mopsepath Psrk,_2.2i_ class _trot and pace, 11.1113 $290. _228 class, trot and _pace,_;' ulfoe $250.'

Thursday, 9 a m ---Bef the Grand

i

n°fii». French a_|.id_po_nie8_» _

_Horse-shoeing Competition. _ 1 ' Friiay, 3`p_. l_?a_rade and judgingpf matched `paifr_s_ _.sud single carc_iage.hor§_es, owned__i_u _the _City or Country of St. ,J ohn,, followed bye general parade of all priae winning horses. _ _ _ _

` -'fe HORSE NGTES. '

-lfa`i."Queen,'22l8. has Hnished u' heavy

"M2 1. 0'l3rien he will 'no douhyeaptdro

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, . .-,, pri. _ '_ \ .=._

msuor Porféniif c0r£r_iHAcen.‘

A _ j€'9§’!A»3°3_WiFN$-I'i1_l`,lfU-if-Bilbli 8§|iZHeu1y C. Potter, Prote=tant`Episcopal bishop 'of Nev Y_°'k eweresivd Prhis dsealw h_a_sfa__rr_ived here. _The _bishop probably will be riceived in ‘audience by King Christian.

Inisptustw.

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Stand,j'udgiag of Tboroug_hbreds,_ _Hack-i

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i. n London House Building, Qneen _St-

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'stud'seas5ii ‘audi `_i_§_"il'di'ifilt_tiug_ for the . sh'ow’rl`ng. Under the management ot,

uses it,

ai

PRINCE OURONSSOFF DEAD-~

'brother-of the Russian ambassador to lF.aud». died to-day. . ,_ `

_ __ _ __ ___ ____,_:3_§____. - .nv .

| 'n¢'A|.`" nuornan.

_ff to what

he |)0ihb8d ORG blllli lille SBU# heath

VI'-C Al I been mad wietchedby

ness to-

health.

There are

tion laps;

th

which

women, _ Banimatlon _and ulceration, and cures female It makes weak-women strong, _sick women well. '_ “It is with pleasure I recommend Dr. Plerce's medicine," write_s.Mra. Nora Ti ton. of Cropper (Crapper Station), Shelby Co., IfP¢n¢u¢1;y_ nyc" remember my case was one of female vreakness 'md 'Nik 1111188- I had no :Xpetite and would often s_pxt blood; was coniin to my bed almost half o the time and could hardly stand on my feet at times for the urine thrc h my whole body and system. My usband hgi to pay large doctor hills for me, but since I have taken four bottles of Dr; Piercc‘s Golden Medical Discov- ery, fouixof Favorite -Prwcri tion' and three vials of ‘ Pleasant Pellets’ we lhavervt paid any more doctor bills. _It had been seven months d°°¢ I 9t°PP¢d _ll-Sipg' Dr. Pxerce‘s medicines and lhave been enyoyin good health all the time.

_ I cannever praise these medicines too highly,

Rrr _I have received so much benefit. I pray that

i mauéiwho su&’er as I did will take Dr. P|erce‘s

med ues. I am sure th will never fail to cure when bgven a fair Everybody tells me I look er than _they ever saw me. I gm sure I feel better than I ever did before."

“Favorite Prescription” has th; f_¢3;_i_.

many of thousands of women to, its com- plete cure -of womanly diseases. Do not accept an unknown and Improved sub- stltute in its place. ‘

Qt. Pierce’s Pleasant Pjellets are a

ladies’ laxatlve; _ No other medicine

vjorite _ 'Is

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l2fi"¢.

:nv |

3 4_1 - -1 in 3, l.

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Easily cleaned, free from rust, (does not taste th“e_

food. Cheap and good. In stocks-

B_rea_d Pans, _ Measures,

Pie___u_~ M_u"gs_~.»

Pudding ` “ SCMDS, `

Mixing _ Skinmers

i Bastilr SDMHS

Cups aa;¢i"Sfauccrs2Jugs, r

_ rea“i>_nc,-' Basins I `

rates I - rulesets

and Prenirving Kettles, etc.

Thursday aft rnoon--,-Mooeepsth _P&_l'l¢,_ __ ~ _ __ ___ ::...l_ ’ .~ _ e _ __ _ ' w _~g 2_.40cla_ss,irlt_a'rd_|;_ace,_pn_,rse$200. Free ' " __ , _ ‘ ' _ _._ , ' - _ '_

51°:-,a'_1l,' ti-stand r`aoq.f.pnrse§§Q0. = __, . _ ‘ - ~f _f i » _ _ ' Fi-iaay,9a.‘_m_-~.n»'augm. competitions ._ _ ’ _ _ _ E - _ _ 1

; _ .

a positive, permanent, guaranteed

A. R. BREMEQ co. uuvreo

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at moderate rata _ thqp. in exchange ones,

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Ateout repair feusandwe

Sunnyside, _

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represent the following

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There is n disease more wide-spread _in the

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. __ s se.-i_` '1:_.'i 'I ..a bottle _at_ and

havejtp' gfer. __ ~ __

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,when you taste tina oforiimeiiii wiiii-makes ~f

~1_Iwre_bread and»9`f;;better qua‘lityT'than the soft

'Hour of Ontario, you must ask for ' ' i ` '

_This is the 501111 Iiow used by. tliei' -Prince

Princess of Wales__and- the Royal household.

A11 |=1i>urfne:i1e`rs sen ii.

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Pitmany also full

equals them for gentlencss and thorough. ,

A

Hrcnar pa.-_ mcnoru

Queen St. gznsrlortetcwn P. A. I.

I °|\°°S° The

The Tobacco Eilicurn who does hot nsh}'tl\e'= " ‘

H iCk€y TWiSfI. _Pea-rl; or l _ Has never d,srive_d_ ihaireal eujoymenr which is nie. They

are the gems of the trade. 1 I- - “ I t '

rIN1zic_U'r nIX'rUiiEs IN 1 ,AND 1.2 POUND inns

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with cold storage chambers

WANTED-A case of that H B is

notify

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