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lIIIl'I'0BI IRD ASSINIBOIA

Excursion. Sept 8th,

FROIILL PUINIS IN IARITIIE PRUVINCES I --

`GOlNG RATE. $3000 HETURMN6 RATE, $18.00

For ali particulars apply to

.c. a. Fosrsn,

D. P. A., C. P. R., ST. JOHN, N. B

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Violet D Cream

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For Sunburn and rouvhnes

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quite dry rubbing till thor-

PFICC ISC b0l?lIC.

J. G. FJAVIIESON,

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THE MEDICAL HALL. ,

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_TIMES

Some verv handsome sig'-s have been painted

and placed on thc tailoring establishment of _lohh \cLeo:i It Co.. also in the store nf Stanley Bros. by Mr. P. H. Trainor of this ritv. Thev are Iiuishvd in guld and nl xmium, with back grounds of New Market Green, they are very attraetrvennd pretty.

_ Mr. Trainor is fully prepared to take orders for n_ll kinds of lettering and sign painting, ad- ve_x_"mz;g signs. show cards. etc. .-

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_ere an s and others would do well Ito placelg

their orders now. in order to have th d

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for Exhibition week.

All work done in an up to date manner. . F

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_ Opp. Revere Hotel.

Arg 31, 31 cod.

_ L! “In the sweat of thy .face shalt thou cab ,

PH N a E §~-1 today in useful Work aiapted to the

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_ Commernzing l "V'f§§i;‘ June 20th the, well ktmwnff " Steamers of; f¢¢`f.';§F'_,-ii-»....,,§7'.1.ff the P I 15.17, tl

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HWiii ‘~\" ._..arlott-=to'vn ',. Boston via f

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Evert' Tuesday at Ip.m~ _ .

“s. s. nAL|FAx”f

Fridav at I p no Returning ieave Boston Tuesdays and Satur

‘arisen vis Picton on Tuesday and Satur - And what is true of Jack is true of J ill"

days tulle ctnlectionsnt li.iifax for Boston direct.

For ticket and all particulars supply to

H. L. CHIPMAN, W. W.CLARKE,

Manager, Agent at Ch’i.own.

Auction Sale!

BUILDING LOTS _

We are instructed by D. O’M. '

Reddin to sell by public auction,

oN sATuRoAv, Auousr goth, 'ms ’°“ “g;°“WP'f“;mt,f;sp°"s “ig

_.6 I2 o»clock noon. _been prepare . e -ru many 0 ,

Three "A ‘able Building L0tS_ Situy our country friends may comets the city

ated on c,f__¢, of Queen and Douglas on Monday to witness them. But we trust Streets. ' that among those who do not come, in

the villages and country districts as well,

& co" ,there may be a general observance. of the

Terms at sale. _

SECOND SERIES EXCURSION

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THE GUA

:I the people. and recognized thereiove as ~

eaynble in sd_vanee.-

Branch Ofvlcos

B a ker, Manager.

Agent

I. E. B. MCCREADY, I J. P._ HOOD,

Eiitor Business Manager.

An Independant geourntl, nntrammelled and

fearless; aiming to

Blunt, impartial, Reliable, Nowly, seven months ended with 31st July last seeking at all times .o further the best interests - ‘

The P¢><>;>.1`¢’s Paper United Kingdom for other lands. Ot _ N§;g"5’:i‘d°:P;;f°°°&5;e°f"at1f§;'f$§;'£§gBrL‘1‘;f,: these F 102,030 were British subjects and

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mug E__hu°u_dmy (except S_mday)_ one 100,6..a were foreigners or persons whose

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h bee tabli hed at the followin places V . wliveere subgcifisptioug may be paid, news §urn_ish- _ber for the llke period Of lash year. A. ‘ ed, advertising, job work and otheer busmss

trsnsacte_~.l~-

Summersxde.Rogers & Rogers' store-J. ILC.

_ Alberton, Atherton Post Oiiice-lIerbext‘Clark,

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gent.

Souris East, -Telephone Odice-P. G. Seaman

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` the llrst instance afterward settle in

Canada. _

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BRITISH EMIGRATION.

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The volume of British emigra.\io_n year is larger than for years past. In

202,6Sa emigrants left the ports ,ot tho

portion of these no doubt have the Unit-

ed States as their ultimate destination,

but every year an increasing, number settle in this country. Every year also an increasing number ot the' British emi-

,grants who sail for the United States in

I SATURDAY, nUGUsT 30. 19112-

As to their first destination abroad it is

remarked that nearly 90 per cent of those

LABOR DAY-

,son and the growing influence and im

_ holiday, set apnt forrest, recreation and for honor to the head of the state. This

1 ia pmpgr and well enough in its _way, and l conducive to patriotism, but the honest 1 industry dt a nation collectively is always . of more consequence than any single findividual, however nigh his station may be. By observing Labor Day we 1_°¢¢0ZH iS° _,` the dignity and the worth of industry.

ji \V¢ express our sense of the fact that

` labor is the source of all wealth, of all llprogress. anda Drime requisite t0 the

‘welfare and happiness of the world. In _.Canada nearly all are ‘wfrkers._ In the. field, the mine, the workshop, the ,factor-y, in the lumber camp, V the `» ssheries, in sailing me ships, driving the

trains, in the st-or.a,_ the office, the

household, the work goes on, each per- forming some necessary part in contribut- ing to the supply of the general wants. And after all the workers are the happiest ‘ ‘people in the world. We can readily S20 I' that not so much in anger as for the wel-F fare of the race was the command given,

thread " To be busily employed from day ‘

t-asfe and inclination of the worker is

one of the privileges and solaces cf life to the normal human being endowed with good health. It is only when compelled ti tcil beyond one’s strength, or too con- tinuously, cr in some dististeful calling, or when tail is insuliiciently paid for, that work becomes i:l:some.' Yet the

occasional holidaylwas always a. necessity. It becomes more so as owing to the con- ditions our time the stress of work. be- comes more pressing. It is even truer now than in the days-when _thé proverb was written that “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” ._

as well, and of the father and mother ot both, especiallylthe mothe_r;for there Is no class we kuowot who have so' few genuine holidays as the mothers, especially in the country households. We trust that Labor ., Day may be this year and from year to year, a day of healthful rest and recreation as far as possible. The observance has

now become general in _ the cities. and.

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Great G€01'g¢ StI’¢€t Auctioneer

Aug xzdkwt ian; 3.,t. ~ 4

PINE CIISIOM I AILORIN G

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This spring ourébusiness in' the Custoxn Tailoring is the

largest and best we have ever had. ~'

We are proud and pleased to see the number of new customers

. xs,1sagoodproo‘ atweare 'vin good ues u - _ V. V _

< we aiélgetung in this d__e;t>hartment. ' i mu _ .ue spouse mason with ber wgfxmfnsmp and =1»v¢,=11, ' »PR"!f;*_¥¥ .5¢|?00leS Vi' iine'&tt1ng clothingzwhichare appreciated. 1 . ' "

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New sumgigsjfnf iiisppfing usa, s1£¢F

'l’rowser|n¢e”’d0vereogtings.F'.

‘gi . V ones rece1v1ng~the`very strictest at

iqrset apart by law in honor of* the

workers. ~

Tothe thouszhtfulness of Sir John Thomp

portance of the labor organihations of the country we owe the fact that since 1894 Labor Day has taken its place 8-‘D008 the statutory holidays of the Dominion. Its adoption in the United States was some years earlier, so that in creating a

L special holiday ia. honor of labor Canada followed in the wake or the xml Repub-

nessof the skin apply after_li¢- The same day being _ chosin

. _ . b b th countries t e

Washing before the skin 1s.,f°" °bS°"a'n°° Y G '

iholiday has become general throughout lalmost all the North American con-

'. °Ugh1Y ab5°fbed- It im” 'tinent in which there are so many mill- ‘ V 1

I ` ' s of workers. , '

parts a healthy complexlon mln all monsrchical. countries the birth-

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those from Scotland and 35 percent ot those from England go to the United Stats-=V. _Emigration from the British

Isles to Australia has greatly fallen OIT, while that for Cape Colony and Natal his increased to 21,311_n<ar1y double me number of last year. This movement. to

South Africa seems llkelyto increase in the year! to come and is of the most vital importance in the way of establishing the preponderance of the English-sped king races there. Immigration will yet solve

the race questionjn Cape Colony, Orange River and_ the Transvaal as it has solved it in Uana-la.

Ot course. the match itself repeats sales, F

_for wbereit is once used it is always used, In is without question the best .parlor match ever put on this market.

YVo have heard the objection that it

goes out too __ea.s~1y in the wind, but it is not intended to use outdoors. Ib is di - tinclly a parlor mach wit,h_out sulphur. ._ Our “1‘e1egra;>h" sulphur ma'ch is for' outdoor use. And yet with all' the good qu_alities those matches possess, we are onI_v_a.ble to make them known through yon, and you are doing the work admit- I

in,

others wSl;o cl'iarged` too much for their goods. A H'

Se ,_ ==°i_P¢f§i-=-----(Wéa:-- --S--0-~ -~r- $S~°° nationalizy was not known. Within thsiva. L18. , m¢_af¢ 3' I _= ’£iE3;;§§${h§§`2§&;;aI§5',;;';;;.'.;3.f"'5 ;_‘_»f:_2__°;__ cf;°_;;1__;mi§::: *goods used tins season; but we never eshow tli`¢m*th 5. __ mf!!

ada. This is 15,000 in excess of the num- '

THE Moms You our THE LARGER Once REDUCED, alyvaysreducezi the pricefnever._returnsfto_ithe original

T0*€I2y we offer the Balance of our ;Sh_i1'_t .. . _ . ._ , Last Saturday we offered‘l_89 waists at ° " ` “ jk 4o¢’159¢

Many of them worth two or three times whatwe asked~f0r‘ 'them o

bought. This day saturday we win offer the balance .sf them at .29¢’ 4'

_ We will supplement this offer with the lnalanc' M

waists at I-'3 off for T0-Clay,

i Also o lot of Dress Good RCIIIIIZIIIS. ° V V ' »

One lot of chi1drcn’s W'oo1 Hose at Good Fine wool Cashmere Hose '

One big box of Ribbon ~

V F' One Lot of Sample Hosiery ' _ '

There are only eleven Waists left wortli up to

I Big BasKet of T311! ‘C0l0r€dV I:;'r~==.e Ribbed, 45c. value for, _

_ 500 men’s Ca‘ps;W0rt-11 .up to 45c. ._".1':Vl_ 3 'few up tg' 55¢_ a11,f0,- '

Therearc only 49 shirt waists hir worth u to . V

` And 'this is 4 p. in Friday afternoon. ’ H¥<;w'many‘ will'tli”éi‘e he left ‘at 4

to-clayGllCS_§. ' ‘ _ "

Our ress Goods. Dress iTrimmir.g'3, Dress Cloths, Coats;

,DYCSS HMS, Réidy I0 WCB? H315 for eany Fall wear are the talk qfftiie

Our fine Black Cloth for tailor-made DRESSES af 85%

_very best value ever oiiered in this store.-IAS. PATON " '

_ _ .ss WMS1¢ff°ffhat1°§.9f."W=iiSfS we °Eéred‘ affzsc,

_ _ . _ and they are 81112.11 S CS,at__that. just the'_,t_hm'g foj1'f¥`Mji$S for ”`Sc`i10ofopen`ing‘

_ _ --- _ _ Buy your school Stockings at Patou’s_;ind youiivill er t1;eFvsry_.besL

_ SPEAKS FOR ITS ELF. _Boys’_ Odd Pants at 59C a pair, and a. good jersey will 'iiiaIieff"éi"“good

TheGuardian: ` ' ' .. -;-;~ _ F _._ VF. -,Al ‘ *ff

Dmsrwwe are my ,Med mm, » School Suits and Odd Pants ol' tlieibcst r 1

F - F F r 5”.: "' ` '= . .r» ei. .~-._ .V `

that our advertisement in your paper has ' - ‘ 1 »' 1 *Vi .V l ‘ F l~ ‘ F f.._§__,=F»** -V rr »a Pfovsd to be aslzlendid salesman. - ’ F ` F' ‘ it F f F' F ‘

V ' 1 ' i ~ f 3 C ‘ ' I. VJ _ I ' is;

` We`give it credit for a._largeV share OTIJA f~; ;"f"' ‘ _ Q . fi the success our "‘Hea.dlighi." match h: s _ ;_f _._ , *F _ 1' .___ _ _ _ ,Fi f ' ' 'i " ‘ '

attained. which has been phenomenal l _ ‘ " ’\ ~ ` ' f i ' f i , 5

emigration from Ireland, 40 per cent»ofV

THEEn|VTon’s MAH F Th¢”“a’e°“1§

e of our’WO0I WZKIS a

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ably, as our large and increasing sales conclusively prove. . _ 'A ' ' :

Yours Truly, " '

' Sqrrormnn Bnos. '

Selling Agents for The E. B. Eddy Co.

CENTRAL CANADA FAIR. -I

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Oriuuva. August 27.-Over 2,500 people

visited the C.:uV.ral Canada fair to-day.

- >-__.- F F F --~_..»--»-»- -~ :_ __ _- _Fr _

“ I had headache

and pain in the side.” If you will read 'the letter of Mrs McKenzie, given below, -you will find that she says-“I had uterine dise3.se__, also headache and pain in the si e. Uterine disease is a common 1 cause" of headache, back_~ ., ache, ` sideache, ~ nervousness l and other womanly _1l1S. _

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite ` '

Prescription cnrei utere

ine disease an

therefore, ¢':u’res

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.wal fmi . an. easedeondition of

“1¥hv3i: ite Prescription" is the best medicine for -

women. Iitnestablishes ~

regularity 'es weaken- Ing drains; heals indom- mation and ulceration and cures female weak-

ness,

Sick women are in-

vited to consult Doctor Pierce by letter, free.

All correspondence ahold in strict _privacy an sa- cred secrecy. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bui-

falo N. Y.

¢I’tool< two bottlesof your l.§'§'§f“§i.‘3"@i.»°§‘£’§i°§ildié‘.‘i Discovery,’ and am ffeeling weu,~ t M D °

“I had uterine trouble, also headache, and pain in the side, Alter taking our medicine I got well. You may publish thi; or use it in any way you thin.; best, as I mnnot speak too hig ly of Dr Pierce and his medicines."

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Pa_iu1’s Schoolroo`fn,' Cl1’t6w1'i

Tuesday morning,Sept, 2nd. use

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Makers ofthe “Famous Acme" Range and “‘Corhwali”`8teel Range. ,

London, Toronto, Montreal, V/innipeg,

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Get ai binder that you know will work tlirough the seasenrwiihgui a, ’ r.ak down.

F _ ~ l .. - 'T_HEjFROST & WOOD I\o. 3FO1:en Rear Binder is thel'~f-[ac.hin- you need. A_§>§-»Pi¢;__f;’:__ Canoga ngeaiocai not . waste_._.__';wine; _, _ ' F

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V ' ~ ' care otlr F _ ‘ oresiaec _ -,to _ cst and Open” Rear.

_PRIVATE _ _ Call atgany Frost and machine-

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a friend ni time iogauria to when it is adapted ,=nu_F_v@;¢F.Vu_ an been in wean:

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