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Amalgamated Capt american Solar » atcnlseu Common Atchison Preferred Brooklyn Rapid '1`|\IllI\ kia

Louisville &|Nashviile

Manhattan Bx div

lletropolitan

Missouri Pacino

New York Central

Pennsylvania

Rcadinil

Rock Island

Southern Pacillc

“ Railway Common

¢|“|_ E- 1 l"llJATl1c I Gaaette believes iz (fl

umm ,dm sepr.17, sept., pg % sau passable me users wru be mere nee(

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9

Imperial Government s Trade

Statistics Issued-

`.fy his Proposals, Canada Has

Been Again Attacked By Labouchere-

.___

Loxnolv, Sept. 16-On the heels of Pre

mier Balfour’s academic exposition of hi personal views of the ilscal problem con tained in the pamphlet on “Insular Fre Trade," advance sheets of which we issued last night, came the long promi I and much demanded government statl

one resignation hum the cabinet.

Lo1mox,Sept. 16.-The board ot trade returns dealing with trade betweeny the

United Kingdom, Canada and Germrn

Us

shows the value of Imports to Germany from Canada in 1932 io have been £472,000, - BS compared with £370,111() in lll)l,'£Zl\,\lIl in l&l7, and £104_000in l&5. Toe value of ' exports from Germany to Cmada ia 1903 L

Hon Joseph Chamberlain will Mod- we1~e£1.9sr,0wese°mnered with £1325.-

090111 1901, £838,000 in 1897, £816,000 in 1895.

_Y 1 } -

e

¢ Proportionately the imports to Germ-‘ _ 1 any from Canada have grown 'more rapid- ly than exports from Germany. Im- ports from Canada into the f United King- dom in 1902 amounted Ito £22,965,0(X\, as compared with £l9,855,(l)0 in 1il)l,£l0,2l3,ilI) in 1897 and £l2,798,(ll0in

' leer. 'rnererel experts from me Unite S Kiegaem re csneae in 1902 were £11,996, ` (Ill, in 1il)l£9.250,IHl, in 1895, £6,528,000. ° 'rue eeeel mae between the Unites N Kingdom and the Dominion in 1902 was

°°: £s4,9o1,oo9, whereas is 189211; wee £21, I

\

, ,mi

The pain and localized conditions are

mere results of constitutional conditions- Poisoned blood sends its evil inlluence to various parts oi the body, and to cure per- manently you must treat it constitution

all . Nothing so completely dlelpels these

lysons from the syste-11 as erroxone.

Ygmakes new blood. I1 imparts vitality and vigor, enabling the . ys-tem lo throw oil’ the poisons that engender rheumatism. Ferrosoue also toriides the system liltinst the weakening effects of rheumatism, and

cures, not simply relieves as most medi- cines do. Sold y all druggists.

CHICAGO IARKETS-

Cmcaoo, Sept 18- (Special). - 0ct.Wheat 79; Corn, 511; Pork l3.w. Dec. Wheat, Nl; Corn 50§, Pork

LET OTHERS EXPERIMENT

Thus is always something new in the

way ol medical treatment and you arp constantly Invited to try new tangled, na-

tics dealing with that subject. -

States. V

policy in regard thereto, that no

paper adds:

They were issued this morning by th

boo

mud °t 36°’ in tg; :;°pl°i;;_;lblu;bl k` hints from any one of the colonies that 3 neu” woes; the virions “gpm” of they desired separation from the British

cr-

es

empire. _ _

gglxh °°dw.:;:ii‘?& me dgggwzx Truth in a lengthy article on 1-1.bor as

on

we” th°;zn 131;! :°b'l:°;tlint interesting to know the real truth as u_°te'ms ed Isnpoum' tggotuct ',116 ref to openings for immigrants otherwise encesto foreign trade were ohieily con-

fined m Fume' German’ and th' Umwd doing its best to import not merely M-H we G-me ~»» » me ::f..:;°‘:- ”°.:..:;‘:;::".::..:*f..:::“°:1.”°°

stands the cabinet has concluded the con- nn / ‘ ‘ - p cy'

°id°"'u°° °f iw med memo” atudnn showing theta direct copilict of opinion

e prevails onthe subject. Truth compares

cabinet meetings will be held for th present, probably not until late in th

autumn, and that in the meanwhile nn tem ,

_ ptedtoem_lgrateioCanada. The

c°l°nm s°°r°t‘r" Cmmbednn wm`p;°é.‘article concluding says, that even the

e

eeed with his expository mogramme? 'l'

illlilll.

Chamberlain, replying to a correspon-

e dcnt,der.ied ever having received broad

an eXDOrt rays it would be extremely

than farming that at present exists in Canada. The Canadian government is

Truth quotes two Toronto letters as

the cast ot llding in Canada with that in England as a warning to the British emis-

proven remedies. Let others experiment andsorisk health and losetime. Dr. Cnase’s Kidney ' Liver Pills have been izisd lntheoruclbleottime, won the ap- proval et public opinion and demonstrated theirlght to aplace in every home as

hmllylllilciue.

t “Ie will eeebsblybe reuse one ni modliled his proposals so as tobrlng in harmony with Mr. Balfoul"s views set iorth in the pamphlet. The

feature of Mr. Chamber-laln’s modidcat-

New 7 it

,is

-1111 I

ner ' - gi .'. _, _, , W '

tri. _ __ Q( '

Outllllilliner MissRendlehas iustar-

_ rived home alter visiting the big

“~ Openings abroad

She has bought a lot of elegant

goods in different places, also many ready l

trimmed Hats, they all came by express

and are here now looking for you.

There are Many

‘them

as

main

New Kinds

a

And Miss Rendle has succeeded in pick-

ing up a good many of them and she

feels sure that she can please you in ahat lor Fall.

She and her assistants are very busy

now, but there's always room for more at

the top where we are in Millinery styles]

but there’s no _room for the other fellows

at the bottom where our prices arc. °

Our Millinerwould like to sec you. r

Prowse Bros.,

The Stylish

‘most ardent imperialist must- note the

has

Smtes.

wru. v|s_Lr rims.

I seems-me isemesny meme

main until Oct. 18. as f

FEPROZONE

-___1_... _ - -

2%;

Miss Evelyn M. Gaetz o _ ogstos,

1wrI_tes: “I had an attack of disorder wluon broke out lnhorrld loo nimples.

Thirty wfrgduglly red- distiW‘blol;:.hes

fl] U I %Il$U V il: In Ge,

ttried all sorts ol’ medicine, f the

Dlmples didn’t leave. I was Qmended Fenozone and gave it a trial: filoticed an improvement after the se fbox, and kept up the treatment ,_ _ iiually cleared my skin. As the result of

Lerroaone I have a clear he%eumpIex- ion and can recommend it #all other young women similarly air. ted." ,

Another young lady weixfhrown in

society circles of Sprlngileld, who ma- v-

ed exceptional benellt z .ne-, says: "I feel it my duty to-_ e knee n the value of Ferrorone. My trjogble was poor, weak blood, and as a quence my laps were palid, and my . .”"*‘“~ g M5 M color. I wasn’t at all strongsndi required a bracing tonic. Ferrozone brought: color to my cheeks, improved appetite and made me stronger than I_=;‘h§ve been in years. I favor Ferrozone because it is so simple to take and works su,-quickly."

Ju_st one Ferrozone tablefif-’&~ meals-

thats all. Easy to take, sure to cure. and not expensive. Better; gg; -Fe;-ro. zone and bebeautiful and shiong like others that employ this splendid tonic. Price50c. pe_rboxor-six bones for $250, stall drugglsts, or by mail from The Ferrozone Company, Kingston, 09;, 3.051 :yfall togeta supply of Ferrozone

BIG COAL DISCOVERY-

Orrawa, September 16.-J. J. Collins,-

a civil engineer ot this city, says time he has discovered a great seam of coal near the head waters of the Gatineau river.

It twenty-seven feet wide and 200 miles l0Dga -

2

- -1 _ ss -- __

.Here’s _a -

sm ‘ `~ good blood 5"" builder, one [__ that will Q- ` _\\ _build you

/ ` _ up and put ' 3 '- 1 you in good

tj Y -s ‘GW -thefall. " I Our -

';l\

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:- ef’

lE"¥

` a11_d.W1Il¢ I

Made from Sound Wine, Fresh Beef, citrate ol Iron

-a 'good combinaticn, _

Price 7 5c per bottle.” '

A.W.Rcddin,Pllm.B. '

The Square Druggist,

Sunnyside > --

futilityot the emigration process when so many settlers transported ro Canada for

the purpose of increasing the number of i the brethren across the seas-drift in the `_ - course ofa year or two into the United I

I CUR GRAND

' I

I

I MILLINERY

OPENING

AND BIG DISPLAY

ACK.ETSANn

I

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You A-,rut coanlannit lnxirrsznro

F. PERKINS

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f. V , _; 5: , -- __ -~

'run-»M11.r.1Near‘

‘_ _

4

fQue§,a_ mpanied . V1" 5

by Vice-Admhal, Moran, E Foreign - _y _re j , ,_ 5-,__ _. 1 *__ ,if

Minister, will 8° to Paris. 0et.=;l¥§ and re- , - A 1 ' ' ‘- " '- ' - .

.»- -

_monies SoolEd ‘ 'CANADIAN srocxs.

1-_-_

I I . Dulyoaesauea bya o

I ___.__ }f"1»‘l 'iff-*" _ C0. £5,181 CFIIIB

' i ' f NTBELL' STOCK Ex ' A_Society Belle of KingSton~»Curedof lnntrssl. , ~ CHANGE '

‘ Pimple~1end»_lllot`cl1‘es -8°”

brinCuy -

-lmtsealst. .. lmmlqe Exdiv A

Richelieu & Ontario D Dominion Coal Commun

Com. I. and S. Com

“ P1-e'rd. ‘° Bonds

Nova Scotia Steel .

Consolidated Superior -

Ogllvie Bones

Detroit

` MARRIED

§

`or's. . i

DIED.

At the parsonage, Summer-side, Sept.

16th. by Rev A. D. McCul1y assisted ,by Rev G. F. Dawson, Wesley Lyle, to Caroline E. Linkletter, boih of St. Elean-

4 months.

la'e Allrm McDonald of Pinette.

l _

T the -Candda ,Qi New

--'Else

P. Eelsland

mmwwet P-

few#

-1902, than diy other

~=P°§is.¢he Blsllwlns

‘Fisk

‘l`Hl;»e

_ At Charlottetown on September 14th, Elizabeth Mary Wisner aged 28 years and

Ou September 6th at Piuette, Cn ot

Angus James McDonald in the 29th ye r of his arte. The deceased was a son of the ‘

3 _ F

V1, ‘ , 1 #gli 1 I

‘ if if

-Are now ready for the of allwho from taste *and incliml- tion' desire. that perfection of f st§e and quality of gentlenianly :eine-

ment in til? make of their Autumn clothes. - o the elegance imparted’ by a super line of fabric we 'add the skill of the master tailor, re- sulting in the production of gar- ments of surpassing beauty in nut,

it and finish. .

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' SUITES'

Never before have we

shown such a variety of nice things in bedroom surtes. Prices start at $14-00 run up to $85-(ll In all 'we show about zo diderentdesigns, all the very latest. We can suit you, no matter What price you _want tp pay. . .4

__..___- _ , patent

y"Q-__‘J ,‘ ) v b¢auty` M " ”` ' SPRINGS. sence of

f / iggx e Best value in'sp1-ings at

7 \ Q §2_-85, $3-25: lleal- .

A :i::§sr.';°;.-:“:-.-;,=..-....-°

` I; ,, _salggingefcreakiug spi-ing',» Plhshane

s ’ we have avoided every. ed -2.-t..-r

' --si stocked ` reliable .e f I 1

" m-this§;.eb. -Q _ *'31-in-U

Pl*

Good

MK

U8 fhitkt

*?°**°°` _uisttressh

#Eternal clean ss his Pfiosdcusws -If-84.5 Other.

between $4-90,89 CIIW.

lgésxii

mwsnrmsw mm my

" L. #$3

,..

`A ine variety of ll

“hilly enamelledm white and crnggmqq

: k“°bS I°4S===d =¢r°11=-“j<>t11ee-signer

later- We would like every 1113-,go

\ Bcd Department. ‘ -

1

JOHN NE\W8ON

Furnishers.

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