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His babyship

will be wonderfully fr-eshened np, and his whole lime fat body_w:ll shine with health and cleanliness aftetliitubwiththe "Albert" _

Baby’s Own ‘

Soap. ,».

rms mp is mae entirely *ill*

qggguble fats, has a faint but ex-

' qukite fragrance, and is unlnrplib- ed as a nursery and toilet llp-

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ALBERT Tllllfl 30|? U0-» “"3-

HONTREAL. on _ _ _ 4

WANTED.

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Pho Poo:r.>1e’. Paper. Published at its 001098. New Pi-owes Block Sorth side Poet Omce. at the following rates. payable ln advance:_- Horuing Edition, daily (except Sunday) three

months $1.00: _£or yr ....................... .. 4.00 -.'.mi-weekly E 't.1on(.'llond. &. Thur.) per

$133; ip_]__aidi_vano_e1_.h.__._ ..... . ._ .............. . .L5 $£;in advanégn .......... 1. . . . . . . . .. .l.(0

Branch Offices

hive been estaglished at t‘l;etollowlngYp1aces.

been paid, ne furn~

lghgd? ildvertiginigtsiglnazrork and other busi ness transacted' ‘

Summerside. Curries Bookstore-D. K. Curri"

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Alherttpn, Alba-ton Bookstore. G. S. Mnttart Sour-is East, Telephone oiloe. R’Seaman.AK81\f-

J-E. B. McCREADY. I J. P. HOOD, `

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Taunsnlzt. JULY 21. iam.

EWGLISII NEWSPAPERS.

The laws of Great -Britain require

that- a copy of every newspaper and periodical published in the United Kingdom shall be sent to the British

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age. Only "

in it

Porta spain.

Trinidad. West Indies

Dealers in Hardware, Lumber and

general Commission Merchants.

_ Consignments of Island produce re eeive nrelui attention _ Hay 25, June, July Sept.

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‘ It is noted that the Daily Mail has

copies; the Daily Telegraph has about

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gsecretis very carefully guardgd. The

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into _ _ which 20to30per_eoesar9

thepaal:-'|.‘_l>e . mpuw _en _im .hear

the Pekin lrazette which f3_.-

in 233 years. Sometimes it contains only four pages, but twice a year,

November, it contains 400 to 500 pages, which size is necessary to con- tain the _numerous iollicial announce- ments. It is a purely oliicial publica- tion and it has been printed by suc- ,cessive generations of the Harrison family from the beginning.

now a. circulation of about 500,000

250,000 cop es -t' an average circu- la.lion;the D-lily .`\' ews about 125.000; the Echo 80 U00; he Post and Stan- dard from 60,000 to 75,000 each and the Times, weightiest of them all, has

any of those named, although the

Tunes sells for three times the pa-ice ofthe other dailies and is still, _not- withstanding’ formidable rivalry, the most important newspaper property,- as well"'as the mort important vehicle of intelligence in Europe 'if not in the

fm ll“d‘;P,;`°,‘}&°ltg°;1.f“_*l~ ““"‘“'*_1“°ll°‘l 'md chants): auctioneers, &c., are cliarged

ess. _ _ »,\ ii- ___ __

Tun' |m"m.|.’ m.“m.'§ 5' gat a lpwer rate, 96 cents for the Bret

s:§___;_s_§_::_1__°n_i_n.;r___u;u “zdive lines and 24 cents per line there-_

after. ' ` ~ There is a wide contrast between English and American newspapers in many respects. Oilr Canadian news papers, in their large headings and displayed advertisments, as well as in their general features of editorial and reportorial work, conform to the Am- erican rather than the British mo_del_ An American newspaper would not succeed in London, and a paper on thr- best English model would probably fail of success in Canada owing to the diifering standard of taste result- ing from what the people have be- come accustomed to.

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It is noted that so “nt r°s°1#ri°y °f copies the Brat lliipfvari ous works new kr e

Alreeidy, some days since 8.

a-as Imam eme¢,_nm pubunsal in 1665. :run aan-w been -ani- lest newspaper in-the world save

ooo yeas older. The _Lemon is published twiceaweek, on Tues- `_`l- _ __ _ _ days and Fridays, and it issaid not wig; _-rf _ ‘F L?" 0'

tohavefailedtoappearon _ _

about the first of May and Brat. oft

wud _takes the wrong medicine, is reall)

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world. It is claimed that The Times ‘has still more influence with the Brit- sh people than all other newspapers

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A. A. mains. c c. mn-mfg .ssucrréf is-said to iauaswwn 'B'f°'iir'»n§ir°°k6h¢iT¢i°i'irii¢f1m¢si§ Pérwn and

in c“p°°d' l°“°7°° |°°”' _ iceive more than half th sinmwoon. c. R.Bafr|mrma in America But the

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“ capital. 'lho English people are

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Spring Trade

The time has come when you should look up your wardrobe and se how you are lined for spring wa; In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit 0|:

_ overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordving th9_ game

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_c.,_f_..:,_;_,;».a_,__ bug-_ is EZ.; __The rtunagf- ,_ __s_,_____-_ ,__ _ days. .__

P560 $l~00 to $3.00 pet pair. a. Fr h aTl- us '. ' ' S-smug pomt crlt stirrxps, to cover customs and mailing Q f' V- ` _ "; , ~ = n m t e imes is its correspondence -fy _.0 the W0,-,ps Dispensa, Medigm k

fl‘0m all PM't80f the world, which iS _ `*;§“;`l;tll)“; N9' Mai” Sveéis B“53;i°- - of B00? and 90 M eent

LEG»AL__» the best published by any' newspaper. YJ _digg bmdfz fifty stamps* _ L V boots 500 a'_ Pal? Q

I. & D. C. ldmlrgnrkstem ‘_ s________o___ As a rule the salaries paid by the _ A _ it Y _ _ 19‘.},§;_Pau°° _ ' A _ _ _

n...1.°__;__1;=;_._.;_._._2_.,‘_._2;_,?__.,}_._,,,_,,_,_ _ newswpspers are mesh lea, _ ,_ _ V All oniustoch of men §an_df§b_oys clothing 2:: to 90 per

. . _ hs those of tgp great cities in y _ _ _ __ _ _

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vote. Tlnsmuet very shortly theneweleuienrthe oonttolof

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who has had very little

c_xpefience 05 practice; the result is awrong i ‘ ' th ~

_ agnosxs an _ ewjrong treatment. A max. rn this condition, if he continues to work

_:pairing himself a saddle-horse for death. Under these conditions, what a man reall;

needs is the advice and treatment of a. phy- fician of wide experience and practice, Dr. `{. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief consult- ing physician to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Butfalo, N. Y., makes no charge for answering a letter from a man ir woman in this condition. The Institution if which he is the head is one of the grpat- est in the world. He has practiced in one not ri li* in `Bu”al fo th'

=_ .g _ rr o r it-ty years, and :is neighbors honored him by making him heir representative in Congress. Doctor _'ir-_rce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures ndigestion, biliousness, impure blood, ma- _r.raia, and wasting diseases. It cures 68 »»_=_r cent. of all cases of consumption. Lfonest druggists supply’ it when called for md don’t advise asubstitute. -- _ -

“Some time agolwrote you and describediny

msc," writes Mr. james Considine, 0f_ _‘rawi`%d_dCo.. Mo._ “You me_to ‘

»__ _ gui _v owe s._an _epleggn .ny ba-tk lcfqand I have not had achlll si __ I 1-1: t.h:'ough_ t.akin.2_ the first vbottle. _I _CQ8@t --_commend it too highly."

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with the speeches of honorable mem-l bers of _the Commons during the cur-

Museum, where they are all preserved F507 SeS3i0’1» *Hd it is' Pwdicted lfhali in bound volumes and filed away. As lim 10,-000 Wlumn llmib ma-Y; bl? this has been going on for many years T95-Cbsd befom l“'°\°0§ati°n- 53 “fill the problem of finding space for the lwlumn 90359533 “bon” 56Q W°l‘d9 ‘he vast accumulation of newspaper and ` Sum told °f talk 09'" ba 935115' agumd

magazine literature has becqme a‘ 10.000 x 560=5.500.000 words

serious one. They are stored in dark _ _*_ _ _ l vaults in excavations under the streets The “V9” Yea” f"_“°h19° "_h_1°h :::2,.‘.‘,_';f“>' mer me °f *.t,‘°iX:‘*s'°"*.....~.*;;:.fs°;‘..f.‘;;,.°:_*fe:.‘3 _ _ _ So long ago as 1837 there were'336 ma” * °

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