go the rest.T__ _$lgpnu:iowa;_d£§s_ ar; all india

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feugthyon andytorpid liver. The blgeod gets lltpure. When the blood is impure, sooner Or later something will "smash," The mush will be at the weakest and most iverworked point. In a marshy try t wil_l probe 'ly_ be malaria and eh? A Working man will probably have a 'lions ittaek. A clerk _cr bookkeeper will have lesdly consumption. A business, or pro- I

essioiial man, nervous prostration or xliaustion. -

It is_ii't hard_ to prevent or cure these dis- ‘$1825 if the right remedy is taken at the Fight time. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery makes the appetite keen, diges- tion and assimilation perfect, the liver act- ive. the blood ure and the nerves steady

and strong._ It out all disease germs. It makes rich, red blood, firm iesh, solid

muscle and healthy nerve-fiber It cures large sale, especially the Canadian de-

98 sign, which represents Canada, a pretty

maiden in a blanket snowshoe outfit,

malafli a.nd_bilious attacks. It cures nerv- OUS prostration and exliaustidri. It cures per cent. of all cases of consumption, bron- ¢l_!1al. _throat and kindred affections. IX. Pierce s Common Sense Medical Adviser

contains the letters of thousands who have 1 been cured.

_:HI have been one of _your many patients, by

_ ,of iso W; 3d St., Covington, Ky. “ Your

Fftvorite Prescription’ and ‘Golden Medical Diseoverv’ have saved in life h n it de-

fltstoms and mailing onli/, to the World’s its glspensary Medical Association, Buifaio, _° Y~»_l°or a paper-covered copy of Dr P‘°f°¢ S _Common Sense Medical Adviser; ‘

binding 50 stamps. A whole med

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'day OnR»ck creek a tributiry of I ‘E 5; V' the lvondyke river. eighteen miles Volution !,

from ini; .. .; .... _ noni; room Noniiiwlasi'

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Messrs. W. D. McKay and John Marchbank.

Messrs. McKay Bros. Com- Z plain ofthe action of the 1°

Canadian Officials. <=

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FnukDurrsnd, W. D. McKay. Of n Char1oititown,P.E,I., C. C. McKay, A

-J. W. Marebank, Mrs. L. ` Friendman,

J. R. Graudolio and Hugh Morell worst P

among the passengers to arrive here ircinthcltlorth on the steamer Dirigo 'yesterday morning. The steamer ii

an hour in port beiore proceeding to

thcBouud Sho had tony passengers s and 130 tons oi general freight landing hsrs. The NcKay br.itnsrs,tormerl y of, Kootenay mines; Fraud Diirrand and

P. E. I., are traders and they brought in down from Dawson a large amount ot af gold and_|paper money. They have 150 gh

ponndsoi dust between them, which i

they entrusted to the care oi the Bank of

in the Klondike and threaten to make

-- - over their own signature transactions in

which the Dawson authoriti

NMS 0, ,_ ,_ ,_ ...n.~.::.:e. 1sLANoERs AND ii-isin success

enders were called by Capt. Sfeele for supplying ment to the North West

pcc g. ou , et inks becollect- ed .

cos ' '

Roc `

be Da

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mine, which h' says contains the best , ' _ _T119 __ff°'3 9_1 D2IWiQ._§fFl §l|,3.‘!.._,2.f 5' N. ca-6# bituminous tu- l and in large quantity. L0" ~1`-'$7 2, 9 __‘i1“’\'= _li-#ii whibliéd In 3

Rock Creek has justgiprung into promin 1 C

ence through the i hl min li d

Mr. Mcliay and his partners have a

y y eroya ty previ-nts pro tin It sh ld h h

poor opinion of the Canadianjoiioials I

ounted police about the last of July. ""`~“"""’“`*"‘

Mr. McKay says he sent in his tender

with many others, but the contract was

waided to an American company do- ln . pits the fact tiat its tender was nott-'io

west received Jack Dalton was the `

....._..... ...__.. ;_._..D... ..,............ W€SI Americans Say They Ncvcr Saw as ame own yt e irizo to at once ‘

_1:1_<Il{e_thseaIi;°s§__purcha_§es in Oregon. Mr; _ i `

ou the net proceeds oi a mine and ` _ , """"""""`-H-*'-~»‘ , ` _ ` _ '

ot on the gross r.-turns as at present As stated a few days ago in THE, _ V - - mine might yield $25 000 and ye: GUARDIAN. Mr. Joan McLeod of the ,_g‘;;?;au¥§in,?&,°sé£he ;)nn:,I.;'1mes- t fm. t in wages and development work 50 iii-ni ot John McLeod & Co had re- their faster” £13” "8 As- £311” °' er cent ot this amount tu rncd from an extended visit to th - ' 7 °w

In addition to the strikes made on Northwest. n 6 me M"m°b°'H°"'l wa” d°s”'°7°d'b7

k creek Mr. NcKay brings news ol In conversation with a GUARDuxl|qm"°?m° “mom” ago' At um Prem”

. very rich Quartz find made near rePresentfuive Saturday Mr." Mcheodlmm ns mi” are being nie"-r°-d afay'

arrivedat4o’clock and remained only ‘ ‘ _ ° i ~ ' _ _' _ __. _ . _

. ` M s o v ea

_ _, ` to be found ture

Nisutlin river Procsedin u

. . g p the “We lett the Island, quite a co

0fBl’itish Columbia. It was worth $16 river over the ice t -

sn ounce when they leit Dawson but in

they say that $15 was tho beét lhat was spected all round Quiet lake, the head offered them here for it yeslfrdav- waters of the big Salmon, but found

C. C- McKay is a well known cattle- nothing. ln the spring they _followed

man of Eist Kootenay and is owner the ice down the Nisutlin , crossed Tes now of mineral property in the Noxti lin lake and entered the Allin country

that should bring him in a fortune from the _East side Findin ever

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larger than that which he and his com- thing taken up there, the party proceed-

panions deposited in the bank yester- ed

_need a or my kid of weapon. All he need do is work hard and at the same time neglect his health Death will

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Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost of

the the

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Patriotic Private Post Cards.

J. C. Wilson &Co., the extensive

Papers Makers and Wholesale Station-

advanced proofs of .their two new Pat- riotic Private Post Cards, which they aie about to issue- They are very neatly lithographed in colors, and will

hand. holding the Canadian .Flag in her aft, the Beaver at har feet, a wreath of Autumn leaves entwining the words

“Gig Pierce s medicines," writes im. Per- "The Maple Leaf for ever,” the rising

sun in the background. and at the bot- .

m. 6,." y w e was tom the motto “Patria Amamus.” This

` card we consider the best production of

Jack, with the words “What we have

' we’l1hold.” They will be lor sale at

llilliiili’ UBHIISIIY"

(lice in the New Prowse Block first

at to the righmup shim' C. C. RICHARDS & CO.

DEAR Sirs.-I have great iaith in

MINARD'S LINIMENT, as last year I

bottles.

It blistered the horse but in a month

there was no ring-bone and no lame- ness.

hey wintcred 70 o

iles from its mouti The party pro-

to Dawson.

Charles Gleason and L. Burwast pl _ _ W -f » swam across the Yukon river in Au -. on the-road soon assed away. e ar- _ _ _ _

uit. this being the sm iims no wniis riveti in Wiiiuiiigz "iii ins 'mo`rning`~’°l‘“.‘l°““*“"°# '°°=»°i2...1\lr-1‘ B# . W-115°" i men have ever accomplished the feat. and remained there three dayg. . _ ` They started across from the upper end T “While in Winnipeg I met Mr. W.W. ‘ ot Kloudike».City and landed about hal! McLeod, ot the P. O.Departmc_nt. Mr. a mile below Delion on the west side. McLeod is well known to Prince Ed- _ John Riley was arrested onthe steamer ward ,Island people. Mr. H. A. Wise. _ Victorian just as she was pulling out ltorinerly ot Milton. who is engaged in., limi of Bedequo whois engaged in the from Dawson. A woman named Greta the dmgbiisiness; Mr. Keslsy, of Ken-_ dry goods business. M_ri Geo. West

D¢¢¢lIPlll|l &eTrlner- Robinson was also arrested- on capias singtons; Mr. Harold Laird, who is in ' 800 Qf MT- Mllrlill W@Sf» IS 00li¢ll1°¥»i'Dg A man dqesn’t have ts for attempting to leave the the country. the employ of trie Hadson Bay Com-_ ;‘8c¥;°_;£l§1?;f‘lf without settling their bills.. t ipany;'i;,f_Msssrs. Jcseph_ W, Carson and cidg H 1 doemitum JohnA. McPherson is, setting up a liarry-fCiirson. both ol whom have

dredging machine at Cassiar Bar, just

above Big Salmon.

M. W. Greer, a mining expert ot

Ottawa. has discovereda like in an ex- tinct crater near White Horse Rapids.

e water in the lake is bitter and quite

oi Montreal and Lachute, send us

doubt be very popular. and have a

h a pair of suowshoes in her right

I us among whom were ,

Mr T Lyle. Summerside Annie bharp Kensington

Geo D Taunton, St Eleanors

Fred Morris, Bradarbane J Wilfred Loulsou, Long River JohnA Ross North Bedeque James Brown Hunter River

John A. McLean. Bayfield. "It is needless to say that we

easant time and the four days we were

fruit and grocery st ares and appear to be doing a splendid trade. Jas. Hynd- man and Dr. Browse. I also in t Rev. John Mclnuis, of Halech, Minnesota, who was taking 'a course of lectilroi. 'Mr. and Mrs. Strznach, formerly of the P. E. I. Railway. He is Mechani- cal`Foi'eman of the C. P. R. Works. Mrs. Stronach was very much inzerestedi in Charlottetown and asked about many of the former residents, some of whom have joined the vast majority, or have located elsewhere. Mrs. Stronacn took the first tour prizes at the recent In- dustrial Exhibition held in Winnipeg a short time before we arrived.

‘Winnipeg is indeed a bustling

ciiy; many new houses and warehouses. are in course oi erection. Mon- treal iirms are building 181`g° warehouses among which I noticed the firm of Amos Holden .& Co. boot and

shog mgngfg. tIlf8l.`S» lllld Gall BYO4- __

PW?

*line business. Mr. John R. Moore”

_-would not go back to;0nt irto under anv

‘quarter section. A number of others

lkirk Hs and his partner lstt expressed himself as having enjoyed giwevggh t2§dh°ltSt“°°mm°;af'°n ii wson two weeks ago to-day on the liimsellvcry much andis pl.ascu in Goglgotgl _ od v. ry ° penn", mer Ora. From papers, which they every way with his trip. ` t ,lm E d tm; “ganna ‘mm cm h° °b°

ughttio following news items have *Why not say something _ about the $106’ id 'an ~°t'_ _ ,_ __ _._ - I . .

cn taken. West,Mr.MoLaodi’” asked the reporter. P ` - .I ay' Img' 5° At.P°mg° L31 1' Ann* ,Y

M hh ki _ _ _Ha to Aparty headed by Alexander H. An- ~°Well,” said Mr. McLeo_d, ~°I am #asf thggpfwmegvffrfoléfn ;t|t:II)';?;';&`"ol the mug”

John src n , ormery o mp u. dei-gmc, o_t l;_al1ai-lr; House, Nitin. Sogt- izéraitdlopuld no; do my trip lor the|_a leading hwy” of ,me city. ,A.h°_._,,_i¢|,_,,_,., 31,0_g,o,,,»_|-,,|,,_°,in¢i»disgn§¢i;,€§ Bmw,

n, arriv at awson on ugust , r es jusicein c ew minutes have Mn Thus-_ _ Hyndm-an of the Bunch of from the iamoi_is_‘n~itursiisis- ponriiig P19 m

tor long wanderings and many hard- to spare at present, but I will endeavor Ottawa _ I .. md-mg; dump; .z¢,,i_,‘ . pid."-,_...,° th-tt ips. They started cut over the .Teslin to tell you something of the West and ` . . _ the remarkable » resemblance bftw'esi»K*5' i‘ andlist tall camped a' the mouth the Islanders .” At R° ‘ I '~ - - , _ - , .. -

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Editor or the Regina Standard who took me around the countiy and show ed us th great fields of wheat Mr Mc Innis is enthused withthe country Be sides meeting Mr Mclnnis I met Mr Frank Drake formerly of Wl shire, now exMa. or of Re ina MrDD

Hotcl,the largest hot 1 in Regina R . gina is a beautiful city with _a magnifi- cent country-_~surrouuding'it._~ -Ati Cal- gary I*met“ Messrs. " Geo. "Hibb”ett, John McDonald, Montague, . I Higgs.

Higgs; W. Toombs soiiof Mr. ‘Robert A oom'bs*ot¢this`city an_ri`Mi°‘. and" Mrs. - onry, _all of whom were well satisfied

ith the country ` I v At Innisiail I met Mr. C. B. McCal-

a department store and is doing a

is in' the creamery -business and his brother ` B. Moore is farming. also Mr. James N. Lean.- Belfa-t, I met large farners there- who

condition ' ‘ ‘-At Lacombe I met Mr. Chas. ,Morris oi Morris .& Taylor. Hardware and machinery establishment. ,

At Welaskiwin I met Mr. Geo. West

iormerly ol Summerside who is conducting a general store. At Slrath* cons. I met James Daley, formerly oi Montague who is in the grocery business. I also met Mr. Peter Gordon, formerly of Montague, who has recent- ly built a large house and is doing well in the west. One of our party Mr. W. Flyle of Summerside purchased ii firm in Welaskiwin about two and ahali miles from the city. His farm is a

of the party intend locatingin the west

as soon as they located a suitable placc.’

kind yet issued. The other is from celebrated painting by Maud Earl, Bull-dog standing on the Union

the Booksellers, or in quantity from publishers.

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ed a horse of ring-bone, with live

DANIEL MUBcHisoN.

Four Falla, N. B. »

Agana-ceo. H. Lora, Pr-me col I _ e -.5

Jas. G. McLeod, Kings Co. ‘ _ Q _‘ _ ,

J as. A. Moore, Queen’s Co. _ ~ Mgr. ‘ ` * _ _

WM,_,,,,,_ F. J. Moiiniiin, chow... . cn.r10e..o.w..,r>. nr. §,.‘."..§.'t.'.‘2.f‘;i’}°..“‘i1.’é_

nclneerlnz-Ind ' Ofhce Queen St. (Upper). 4 sawn ` ` __ 3Ilm‘|Y!id0

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_composite photograph The great E, °"""

R y em ze _ ‘author of tie theory ol evolution pro lunged mm*

quartz which has been discovered on ' ` him? NV" °IP°°¢°d'\’hl\_\¢ Wlllllll 502

it causi ' st b i I

, ng, ju eore the. men leit _ _ ‘ .Put ¢° ull' 39'- Bllff 5013795050.:-°|l, imgfumgattm awson. more or less of a a J

.. A Charlottetown Merchant Speaks ~~»»f~-is f» » 'i “revel r

_ ' ,; _ .» i'._» shsdoio

to the district. The richness of the ` ' 'f?°1"’h Pl'¢‘l!1di¢09~ iT|'l“l'elfillt-1is.star` 1 quartz is variously computed, some _ ' -P983 "9 th” 1'°‘d?1,` _‘V514 *‘dlDi¢.°l_I.-l"°'il* asserting thstit runs into the thong- ' mg at me a°°°m IU i0

. _ _ p_ y g reproduction

ands in gold and others that it only Y, ~ _ ` -~ T32 assays $2.20 to the ton.

the two may be seen, and the curious blending of the two likeness in the (omg posits photograph better appreciated 'lhc ape whose features were used, it should be stated, was the lamented

ever ~ip|e.red ~i fire ii civil z d public The too picturi is a p rtrait of Darrin , tie bottom-one a portrait ol the shim-a paiiiise, a .dthe rmddleoneii composite

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To End Yourself Without it it You go on s

n Holiday to the Seaside

iii.

n servicea e ones from,

$3.00 to $12.00. Shawl Capes just thef thing for your good lady’s shoulders.” these coming cool evenings madw from h ls ll f

Sin Francisco washing went a Chinese leper her Thirteen in San Francisco, suspicious appeared upon her body

Altar contracting the.

went to the Hawaiian mained thi rs nniil Nov

she left to attempt to

States

She took passsgeat

steamship City of Rio tined to some point in Japan she shipped to

coming across th

Doc 22, avoiding the examination at that point

case were discovered inspector at San

Crowley. the most human looking Them 15 no Pima no chimpniz e, according to some, tint.

t phofogi-sph of Darwin and the cn-imi»»in~ me

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W- - parrot Swiunimgsso

"=__”"’l` Wolldilfraol

505|] try i

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C sum Gods,

Lemon

morning I

Pineapple

Cham ne.

Sarsapariila, Glub Soda,

C ings r Bee r.

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(A mhrtable underwear the kind one ' The but summer dunk*

likes between the seasons. Its getting f G “

cool th__e’evenings. Medium weight. I

Scottish’ Lamb’s Wofl Underwear.| b°1° Bowler'

Steamer Rugs. Clan Tartan~, no better \» fr

or liner comfortable warm rug made f' _ _

in Old Scotland. We have pretty,

colors warm a d ' bl

ARTHUR

s aw a ancy Clan Tartans from

$6.00 to $12.00. Outing shirts. slumbar_

shirts, silk front shirts, ilannell shirts, SUUIIIS, P E I

Oxford shirts. _ I

Another stock ol Bandana Scarf! T°'°Ph°°° ""7 °"°°‘

opened. Remember our steam ' f _ ---1 "'

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shawls, rugs.-Jas. Paton & Co._tf, _

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of the large assortmo

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and employers of labor in want of as- styla' quality and pn” of our istance will obtain help and situa- solid Gold Gem Rings, Keeper

Miss SNELGROVE, R‘”““’ P‘°‘” Rmg' ‘"5

KSN SU1‘¢0‘lF Child s Rings can only be had

‘ i ° by inspecting our stock

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