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In Every Pull

'flint is the kind of

cigars we hand-le.

There :ire no better

goods to be had for the

money than wc have and we have the lust assortment if 17119

cigars from l"l;t\/.mu in

this locality.

Maritim

Cigars

we highly reconitncnd forthose who '.\‘.=nt 21

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true cnaseorrsrowu ouanntstr Surrrwavmws. ,

TUESUAV. AI-'IGUST 22. '9l_l Entered, Aug. 21-Behrs. Nellie ll.

Sir

5, general election nt the t_lmeoI the autumnal equinox; and on "the old moon." Where, oh where, was the Government astrologer when the fate- ful date was fixed? Every one has hoard of the violence. of equinoctiul sttnnis and gales. what farmer does not know how pork shrinks when it in killed while the' moon is on the

lsllrllik? Anil \\'llut is had for the pork

that

munv moons past.

l2lst

'vill

will

wane? What il nmjorities should also that

cannot be good for the political pigs teniber this year.

lnive been ut the trough for so All

Well, whntevt-r old Probs may saylto the electors just two days after

th.-_ »ln.v before, there will be it genu- the longest day-June 23, 1896- ,ine eqninoctial gale in Canada on the and came to grief, despite the sun

..f :~‘.cpten:ber. It will follow up-ijust turning south und a new moon

on r.ttln»r unsettled political westherlgrowiug in the SKY? Afig for astro- tlirouzliout the lioininiou for some wierlls previolis. The gale will begin :tt precisely nine o’cloek in the morn- nii: in the ;\l:iritime Provinces and

sweep w-estward over the whole

of Untmda, rcaclnng the Pacific coast

I nbout 1 ok-lock ll. ln., of our time.

ill continue for eight hours andtold tariff wall, so much the better. be accompanied with it veryl,And we think it will.

ASTROLOGY AND POLI'l‘ICS-A STORM COMING. ra,

Wilfrid Laurier has precipitated =heavy precipitation-of ballots! Cleared-Schrs. ‘Nellie M. Snow,

So much we are tolerahly lure of.

Only once before in all our federal history was an election held so near the autumnal equinox. That was on September 17, 1878, when many of the tall oaks and maples of the poli- tical forest were laid low. And Mac- kenzie had given a four days' leeway to the equinox, and we are not sure

the moon had waned so much as

it will have un the fated 21st of Sep-

hf \vhich is nonsense, of course.

Did not Sir Charles Tapper appeal

logy. It is n wholly discredited relic of the days of superstition and ignor- ance. All the some The Gusrdian‘s confident prediction will prove true- there will be a mighty political storm in Canada on September 21, and if it blows down u part of the rickety,

nnrrntx Nofr mcc.iDsN'r_

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the

lfyon h.lp|\r~u to be unc of the

many persons wanting zi

Wedding Gift and not knowing ,ost \\l|nt to bu), we ask the l’..vru o: ...i iu- s elliott of our lingo 1| tl w-‘ll assorted stock ol

Silverware and Cul Glass

ll. Taylor

Jeweler

innd technical training in Canada

Ill

tiny thi- l otnimssiotl visited the De bnrtinent. i»f`A[-plied Suit-i_\ce in Shel ‘thrill l`ui\‘»-rsity and the Shetlield lu

vlsi

.\'onn» i--marks made by Dr. llohert

ron nt. the lunch.-nn given the visit

\|I`H has hal

told lliein the ldnpllslt did not appre

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ln: could any that in his judgment alle

fluid. "I`|'on| n tour throutgh l<‘rance

ltluglunrl had no l‘ens..|| LU fegl dig vu

.. tisth-rl with her own positionf

` Ile

Colds, Coughv, Catttrrh and Throat Trouble.

[<)ve|'y sufferer Iron. coughs, colds

ll soul-er, rlispernes the germs of dis-

tuorder your coal. /\l'ull bin nmvnu-:n\:~ ease, und cures the ailment. thor-

no \vurr_v in the fall wlinn the had ttcnllicr 0

routes along.

A. Pickard & Co.

l‘l| one 740.

vc tt' I I :S Fl' C: Q: .-2 Z'°< ' '<

on with all kinds; of the very d

mixes with thc breath, descends through the throat, down the bron- ,rhial tubes, and iinully reaches the

eepcst air cells in the lungs. All pnrts ure soothed with rich, pure, nlcdiriuul essences, whereas if a li-

F _. ~ __ __. quid or tablet remedy were used, the

"affected parts could not he reached,

it will be remembered that soinei __

months :rico the Canadian Govern-i NOTES. nu-nt appointed a Royal (‘om|nissioni *_*

Industriul Training and Technical:

l°Iduentiou. Its object is to visit the to be very gow] authority that the .inn-|-,_-nt progressive nations and* '

gather information which might al'-iw the United States have about

ford at guide in developing itldustrialvduubled within u year push And our t

. 4tnl'(:»ld_ friend lrtr. ;llntiie(.~:‘ ltobeI't.son’8tm muinminin B ood ve

B J, is biurntun it _ie oninnss\on,,

rl L wliirli lm-: nlrendy visited the fore-‘ . m...rt l']||ro|n'.<,n eountiien nnd is now

thi- lfnited Kingdom. The otheridian of qaturday mst from the

_ 1 ‘ G _

dulrelulent gives un account of the I cormsllondiiln in eorgetown. we do

r , [not think it necessary' to give more

V _ H,

ure worlliy of retietitiou, Who O h not heard that Britain is behind ur

id and devndentil Ur. Robertson sag,

""‘\t‘“ l-'Will l`v'|"fl`Y Ill 2lIlYUil|\g like fert, \vhose Martin Lutlier and His

lull vnlue, the really good thin-ge Work is now appearing in the Cell-

ey lunl in edlnfation and the really Fury Magazine' 01' “gal” by Dr’ C“U“S

l|l;tl'\'clloll;i [ll'o){l‘cln4 th.-y ||;i<L|||;1dg lu len _\`-.'ai'>:_ “ll's\'iu;g t~_.;»|l`,\' he in

:nltlcd that the lfninniissiotl had of

-»- ----------__--_ Church must bear some weight." The

bronelntis, und'nll tln'oa_r. and chest v .i ailments ue-_oils 0. sootliilig. llwllllg

tnetlicine, which goes direct to tha: 1~|,,. cities |_|,mugh0,,t Ummda are

breathing organs in the chest an - I ' _ _ _ _

ings, attacks the trouble at its ".‘lm"'t'.(1y 'BHS favorable to nmplo

Ul=5l\lY~ Ami this m'~"li‘1l“e ll’ "lil" principal cities were represented in

.H,i;()Z;,';$,,;,_k,,l,,,,, ,,u1S,,,,,,c vmwr the late Parliarnnnt. I-lerc is .the list

,learned us much in Scotland and in .England as in all other countries.

, The Guardian learns on what seems

exports from Prince Edward Island

'tloynlty to the old flug seems to be , g g a rage.

A paragraph in a sermon of Rev.

|Mr. Pfeiffer, reproduced in 'l‘he Guar-

'ilirooklyn Eagle, forms the subject of “ii long and spirited protest from a

lthan a passage from this letter. Let. 'lt be admitted that the history of

e Dark Ages" is in much dispute. correspondent among other things s:

We need, but read the records of

“ those years as written by Dr. McG-ii-

his Turning Points of 'elnglish His- y, or again as by Dean Maitland his Dark Ages to find how much

, truth there is in the alleged prohibi-

the Middle Ages. Let me add that above named writers are Protes-

' tant, recognized, authorities, and their ‘ no uncertain words as to the fnlsity

this charge against the Catholic

Guardian would he pleased if all \vho can do so would endeavor to inform themselves from the ,beet authorities on both sides as to the points ill dis- pute regarding mediaeval history, for their better knowledge rather than for controversy.

, HOW THE CITIES NOW STAND.

city than the country districts. It may be of interest to note how the

us compiled from the Parlianientnry Companion:

Liberal Conservative

Halifax 2 Ht.. John l 1.

Quebec 2 Moutreul ` 3 Ottawa 2 Kin'st.on 1

NP*

` and harm would result througlt bn-

or a numbing the stomach with drugs.

“CA'I`ARRIl0Z()Nl'l"

' A Breath-able 'Direct' Medicine.

No medicine brings such prompt re-

0m,,,,,,,,,,,_h,. ,0,,;d,,,,.,.(,.‘in..,,,,,|,,,-,,i,,,,Q,, lief, exerts such an invigorating in- on the Hummel-side Rua-i _lnpvime state. Huencc, or so thoroughly and speed-

a5 acres of land situatr-.I -.r Kr-.nsinigton

'l‘nr

Lon Win

Hamilton

Victoria

5- unto

»-v-lr-‘NA

don ni pep:

if,-ii’ . »_' ` .Ji '§..;, 1 ‘.'~,-lit.

of cultivation. U lf not sold :tt private by August , zz 1 isltit ill b it I

y cores throat. troubles as "Uu- irrhozone." Doctors, hospitals,

' nl, W e o ent t-.r sale at l » <>'c|0ck D- |11-on that date |».»' Public Auc- s:inttal‘iulns-all sity that for those

tion on the premises. , W

l"or Iurt-herpurttculurv firmly tu VI ld

llo suffer from cliungenble weather,

Bentle , Solicitor' Charlottetown uritoi fm' lil-WF" Wh() HTH ll1`€¢ll9l>0S9fI to vu

the und'erslaned,'

’[‘. W. HEN'I‘LEY,

Kensington.

T-‘LZitl|f§l3I

Slater

Shoes

For the young men who

ik: "the thing" in Footwear, and who want to keep up with the band wagon, they will find that the “Slater Store" will fill every require- ment.

The stock, the cut and the

Shoe Making are calculated to fill the “long felt waut” of the Smart Young Dresser.

I" rom $4r.00"up.

Goff Bros

Sole Agents. _

`tart'l.t, lung trouble, deafness, or bronchitis, no treatment. is so indis pensublc as "('Ynturrhozuuc." 'For certain cure, for relief in nn hour, use Uutnrrhozonc, the only dl- rect, breathable medicine. Two months’ treatment, guaranteed, price $1; smnllcr size,5llc_; ut :ill drug Kists, or the <`la1_nrrbozone Company, liingston, Ont.

HOTEL

ST. DENISA

B OADWAY AND IITH STREET R NEW YORK CITY. _

iVllthln_Ensy Access of Ever! Pell!! 0! Interest. llidf Block from Wevemekrn-’s.

-"---ihmnrltes' wullr of Shopping Dlstrlel. I\`0'l`|~.`f) l-`()lI: Excellence uf 'u||.tlhu. U0\u~ furntble Anpoietuients. Courteuus Herv-

luo and llumcllke Surroulafngu. i

_HUUIS $l.llll PEB DAY llfll UP

EUROPEAN PLAN. '

Table d'Hote Breakfast 50a.

WNl.`I'AY|.g%l¢SON,lnc. |ro'rt~:r. »u‘lt-r|_wmvz:, llrusdvvsy and lliird Htrecl.

iiuiigiilii

In Slanchel Lol 67.

consiuing stone lnindretlarrvs of land, the union give us for theseand other uvty ¢:|¢-nr, forty under hard and null canal" |0858"

wmrl. near schools and churches. lfno _._

ilil on or befrre Aug. 28th will he sold

ssy 9 or 10 members in a House of

I‘ Snnche I. improves the iscalp. Price 501:. and, Lot 6 7 31-.00 s bottle. We are sole agents.

s .8.|rmw4irr.|» ri pl 'gba McKinnon Drug Oo. drt

Vancouver

'I‘otn_ls 9 16

NOTES.

It is painful to rend of the strikes

in England, und wc ure told that the Old Country ls quite as prosperous as ever, trade expanding, factories busy and the workers enjoying increased wages as compared. with the past. Why then these strikes? The answer to this is that while wages have ln- creased about one per cent ln ten years the cost of living for those who have only their labor to sell has in- creased by lll per cent.

The Maritime Iloard of Trade bya

vote of 24 to 8 resolved in favor of the legislative union of the three Msripime Provinces. ’l"he real obstacle to the union is Prince Edward' Ilsland. The people here would he unwilling to have their Governor, Legislature and Supreme Court removed to the mainland. In the Parliament. of the new Acadia we could have but one eighth part of the representation-

80-and but one member in the Gov- erntnent.. What compensation could

8-|6d\vh'n2w.

Dairy Farm For Sale

Queens County containing |40 acres no

_ _ celsr and in good condition. balance env

I . ~ it l’nblir.»\\n~tion wivb st.-ck and imp`c zzflexqll "93" Hair Tonic and L" "ery Held' c°“""'°"u-V '°°'“°d r"

ments, and household furniture. No rr- Dnndrulf Cure is gnu of the best pre- .erit-, sale positive as owner leaves for pnratlons of ltl Mnd on earth. It U. S. cures dsndruff, strengthens and beau

J. A. THOMAS. 'titles the hal prevents baldness and

factories, ie5 | 2 miles from Charlotte-.‘

_ town in summer, 3 in winter Good; house and outbuildings all in good re-

Snow, Dunn, Pt. Hastings; E.D. My-

Beek, Picton; Laura Cox, Wrye,

Picton; Organ, Bell, Picton.

Dunn, Plctou; Brilliant, Hubley, Pic- tou; Organ, Ball, Picton. `

DEAFNESS CANNOT Bl CFRED by loqal application s. as they cannot reach the d sensed portion of the ear. 'lfuere ls only one way tn cure deafness, and-that is by cogsgltutiqnpll relgeglesméeggfncnsqlig

us an n sms on

(wcgus llnlnz of the Eustschlsn 'l‘ube. rum

hen this tube ls inflamed you have a

bllnf sound or imperfect hearin|¢.and

when it s entirely closed deafness s the result. and unless thsuillnmrnation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will he destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by 0atarrh._whlch is nothink but an inflamed condition of the mucous

I .

nullfgeviillgive Ons Hundred Dollars for -my case of Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that nétnnézti be icxralr byr l;all’s Catarrb

. . TC ll 8, B .

“grid Lil-"B|?on_l~:€ru7i§ .e oo.. 'r°|eun.0.

u is s c

"_'19ake §aIlr’sgRamily Pills for constipa- mn.

GRAY HAIR MAKES .

YOU I.00K 0Lll

A Simple Renigy Brings Bsclt The Natural Color -Damliuff Quickly Removed

How often one hears the expression,

“She is gray and beginning to look old." It is true that gray hair usu- ally denotes age and is always as- sociated with age. _You never hear one referred to as having gray hair and looking young.

The hair is generally the index of

age. If your hair is gray, you can't blame your friends for referring to you as looking old. You can’t retain a youthful appearance if you allow your hair to grow gray. Many per- sons of middle age jeopardize their future by allowing they gray hair to become manifest. If your hair has be~ come faded or gray, try Wyeth's Sagé and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prepar- ation which a chemist by the name of Wyeth devised a few years ago. It is eirnple inexpensive and practical, and will banish the gray hairs in a few days. It is also guaranteed to remove ilandruff and promote the growth ol the hair.

It is a pleasant dressing for the

hair. and after using it a few days tching and dryness of the scalp en

tirely disappear.

This preparation is offered to the lublie nl. fifty cent_:~l per bottle, and is "ecommended' aint sold by all drug- yists. E.A. Foster and McKinnon Drug Co,

-".itv.

Canada’s leading Business Educator

j. W`. Westervelt,

President of Forest City Business College, London, Untario, says;

Previous to the in-

troduction of the Gregg system of Shorthand we had been teaching the Isaac Pitman for about twelve years. After a fair comparison we found that the Gregg students could acconlplish 25 percent more work with 20 per cent less expenditure of nervous energy than Pittunu stinleuts. We did not hesitate, therefore, to make a change. `

Save time and money by

learning Gregg Shorthand and Touch Typewriting at

the.

Union Commercial College

Wm. Moran

Principal. Ask for prospectus,

tions, Sept 6th tgll

All medical instruction is now given by the'University staff.

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY. ‘

In affiliation with the Martime Dental College.

The university is also working in eo-

operation with the N~ S. College uf' Pharmacy.

For Catlendér and information ml-

dress the Secretary of the Facullyin question.

The most convenient dairy farm in

red with hard and soft wood. The farm as 30 chains front, has water and shade

hurehes, school, cheese and condensed

.lS,.,_.,.,CO0I From Guardian

August 9th

I N 'LN' ii* i* A odmuouwsu vtsw.

' 1

,_ @2- “sz Es ir' 9-2 °'o #_ Q

Kola-Blgie is so srarltlin . del

positively cannot do w thou! lCIt’s t

and uncommon-people

Kola-Bigie is_us enjoyable ne n duy's "dip",-get it from your dealer.

I Bigelow fr? Hood

_.K

Manufacturers, Truro, NL S. J

‘ V " ` 1 -" V _ 3 our

It f|‘the common fault 0| nrt,

a Dill in "the Briny” - . *"2 ‘2.‘}"°“‘°“’°"‘ ‘“'“°»°‘°°°“°<‘°“

,Tr me

lstform, especially nt election

that they express exgrgme

views. The discussion of reciprocity affords an instance of this. -Reclpi-0.

0 P

times

` A V city may, and we believe it Wm 'd'.°loi'3ii'fti.'$‘¢“ll.r°i-'éiriiiligi 135;” “ "ry g°°° “““3 I0' Prince

ard Island, without immediately

making every one rich. 1; may ,,, some minor respects Drove detrimen- tal to individual interests and yet an

whole prove beneficial. Its essen- feature is that it removes some

serious obstacles to trade and leaves

people much more free than they

_ have been as to their choice of mark.

. 1 .ets in which to sell and buy,

The so-called i“protectlon" which it

5 (BY BRAZILIAN ZI9) I

WIJB

claimed the national policy gave

the farmer, reciprocity takes

th K. E , f _ away by giving practical free trade

e iugo tres, is or sale. He is undoubtedly the greatest ,,, ,arm ,,,o,,,,c,,,_ Bu, we me 0,

young Stallion in the Maritime Provinces, combining the chose who believe that this so-culled blood of Brazilian “The Great” Admiustrator, Dean Swift, Pfotectivn to the farmer wi.. ., Provider, Awfleld,Salidon,etc. none better, none quite so good. “"“"‘ ‘md "“"°" °f “"5” P'°°U°°1 time

fit to him. As to the benefit to our

Here is a rare changeto get a great, big, fast young farmer, ,mm the- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0, Umted

He must be sold as I have made a change in my business to

and have no time to look after him. rec

Look sharp, as he is priced to sell quick. . |°““

T. GORDON IVES,

8-igdstuzi

L ‘_A -

The ROSS RIFLE

is the accurate arm

it win do Justice to your sun

“Ross"Spoiting Models, are made with the same science and care which have made the “Ross” Military Rifles famed all over the world. »

The ' leading prizes at Bisley-19lt- were won this year with Ross Rifle-

You have the most dependable of rifles if you have a “Ross- ` _

Prices range from $25.00 Sold by leading Sporting Goods dealers-

Free Illustrated Catalogue Sent on Request.

ROSS RIFLE CO--I Quebec

stallion at the right price, he weighed rroo when only 28 s-meer duties on our term products H103, Qld. it would be rash to assume that the

amount of the duty will all be added

the price which our farmers will eive. 'If that were true the Amen..

consumer would receive no bt-ne. The instances are few in which

the consumer does not pay B large share of the duty, and hence he may be expected to gain by the reniuval of theduty. ~

The inevitable effect of the removal

lof duties from farm products by the illnited States and Canada will be to equalize prices on both sides of the boundary. The American market he- ing the larger in the proportion of ten to ons, will be the dominating factor in that regard. It ls in the ,main a higher market than that of Canada, but not in all things. We

fit.

stand to gain if it remains a better market than our own, and The Guar- dian believes it will so remain. ln ,the United States manufacturing is ydevwziping much faster than agricul- Itursl production. In Canada the re- .verse of this -ls true, notably in the Northwest. _

The trade agreement is neither the

better for being proposed by one pur- ty nor the worse for being opposed by the other party. It is none the worse as an agreement for us because the Americans refused to enter into it for forty years, and none the bet- ,ter because they greatly desire it ,now. The rapid growth of our trsds ,witlr the States in the face of high duties affords the strongest proof of ,the natural and neighborly desire of the two peoples to do business with each other. The agreement merely removes certain artificial barriers and leaves the people free to do ss they desire. And a willingness to trade with a next neighbor surely tends more to promote good feeling than would a refusal to trade. ’l.ils seems to be a common-sense view 0! 'the trade agreement. 8-19sttdrtf.

pair. For particulars apply to the under- sl

gned on premises ‘

WM. I. HOWARD, ~

l' . 8--arlwltelpd North River.

- /g- 4

p I

uty Swept Away Where the Prince Edward Island

Farmer Gains

- Farmers, market gardeners and horticulturists in particular, will do well

to keep in mind the figures of the following tables. They exhibit the changes made in the United States tariff on a large number of natural products:

_»__ Articles __ Present 'l`.triH, Under Reciprocity

Horses valued at over $150 25 per cent

Horses valued at i$15o or less per head- . - $30 per bend 5 Iifee

||,|i[“, N_ S_ Lambs under one year - - - »/5C per hgad

_ Sheep over_ one year - - - $1. 50 per head “

Poultry, alive c lb “

Cheese - - - - _

Fresh Milk - - - _

Fresh cream - - - _ ' Eggs - - - _

Honey - - _ - _ Garden and field seeds - - .. Grass seed, including timothy and clover seed Free

- - - - 6e per lb.

6c per lb_. “ ze per gal. “ 5c per gal. “ 5c per doz. “ eoc per gal. 15c pr.bu to

. . - ' _ . " ° ' ' 3 Per -

'.» U I- . -. _ `

l` \C LT\ .0 ARTS` AND SCIEN( I' Poultry’ dead _ _ _ Sc per lb. it

Degrees nt Arts, Science and Music.

Two years course in Engineering, Oats, Per bushel ’ ' ' 1 ISC

preliminary lo entering N. S. Tecbni ‘ul ‘ t - _ _ _ _

.-......_ ._ ............. .. ..... ,1§=\,fj§,yéqP;fef°‘,;;‘;';‘e, soc lions. " ' ‘ y ' “ ' ' 25C

‘ _

.vtAci<sNzns sons/mv, vntuiz '1“*’"l»‘S '. ' ' ' ° - 25 P21' Cent

S200. awarded at entrance exnmina- ' clabl-lager each ' ' ' ~ 2C

:~_¢.¢~¢.

FACULTY OF LAW- ‘| All other yegetables in their natural state 25 per cent _ “

Session ,,eg,,,,, on oC,,,,,e, ,,,,,’ ,9,,_ Blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries and strawberries lc per quart “ FACULTY or Ml~:mc|Ns. Butter -

zoc per lb “

Hay. Per ffm - - - - $4 (.,2401b.) ’ Straw, per ton - - - . M50 (2,240 lbs) “

This great sweeping away oft duties b the United States, if accepted by

the people of Canada, as it surely will be. will mean hundreds - of thousands Of dollars .to the producers of Prince _Edward Islaud.If a farmer is making acomfort- able living now, will be hear without a laugh the voice of the Toryors'tbr, speak- ing in behalf of the Big Cities and the Big Interests, who tells htm to "let well enough alone” and refuse the proffer of an extra gain undreamed of before IBS* winter ? . , , t , -

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