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Moderate south and south west winds _ _
esosciceal showers and fairatiutervals. _
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THURSDAY. JULY '10, ff" *
mimi-xa_ 
 issmiinrwcr _tai iwnisensiiisi '°ms:\i‘:; ::°i:::cte;
'rh 'r to Giohe ai “ si-sy "r" ’   ‘
_ sped" Ennnnmt e:s an‘::;hcrs"and pi-e.i;i:;.ths: the °a”|n*';h°'?|.;c:;:°:,:£;:i.£ 
 i   :d)e\'bsdents of the press entertain or
` ' ircfeestocutertain an exceedingly low
   opinion of the mere party newspaper.
And her New York Company This is not quite accurate. The party
presenting two great plays. On :°;‘:"‘°°" my h°h'.“(;"; ""3 °¥°_°”°»°§
Th umdty £v°nin‘ 'July ls i;ws:::;;°;t diviasgits geaddrznin preseairtti
n D . °
Tl” Gmt Snecmy "ma esieierm e ieiibiu eiisie erin news of
cc D | P   ” rerooi=e,oeuirio, the Dominion sea the
world. It may discuss public affairs in
This piece ran for onef year in i!°°°l‘\1 in ll ilfwliillil ml Olreaiw
New York. -manner. and may very sbly and 'proper-
Friday Evening’ July 11 ly advocate sniasy public measures io
The Screaming Com¢d_y _ __ _ which its party is rightfully committed,
ioo iiocii Joiiiisoii “‘ °‘°"" °"" ""°° 
_ f~_, _M __ f__ fullyattacked.~Allthls the party news-
As a special feature Miss Nan- never my <10 wif-bout ilcurrinr the ill
 has engsgtd Miss Eiincrc opinion or the independents, oi- or right-
Hlmhi fh_¢ SN" d1T3_m3ti¢ m¢i2°”thln`kiu'g personsfof any party. But the
 who Wm be bend in 5e1°°' trcuhlefwith the party newspapers ls that
ti°,?.§cir°m the glreat mas;frS'1 they do uct" stop here, but will defend
Weéneggsaonmsgriiit txulo 0?; their own party and-its leaders when in
` y g ° the wrona, or assail the opposing party
Prices 5c Oc c.
3` ’ 5 ’ 75 leadersaud party when they may be in
My “’ d ‘i the right.
t A A 1 » A. ‘ Of course, as The Globe lays it down,
there are degrees of partisanship in the
party press and of independence in ~ the
independent press. The Globe admits the
tendency of the party writer to go too far
in the advocacy of a cause ence espoused,
_ ~a
We believe this to be
the best Fly Killer
his friends, and thinks this a point to be
are authorimd tg gum-. . _ policy. He is not bound to irc out of his
  _A .__,
-~~»-v -_..- _*_ -- -»»--. _-»-_.eu_.... ,,,,_
     »  
~ - .cr .... an.. -Alt t.
measures are under dlschssion.
most of these writers, 
heh A " er' ees
a more l
there is but a handful of thgse 
  suheieutly 'i\otcrld§c  filo *
reer rae`eibo`fh p iriiei is our riiieéiiieou T
provincial affairs have been marked by
scandals and transactions of a more or less
were at fault the dence howcverilntor
ions waeeither denied, cr” excused, or
if ‘sues eiesmees
day and such it has long been Under
mor ty n or
and te effectually check “the inherent
plainly that is is only in the independent
press they can find the true inwardnces of
demerits. _
_K--1-@-Z-nm-SP
Thst old Liberaljournal the St. John
Globe, of which Senator Ellis is Editor _is
nomeans enthusiastic over the new
and the temptation to minimise what
are really grave offences committed by
guarded. But, says The Globe, “There is
u obligation, not so imperative, but
equally existing, to exhibit leniency in
judging ofthe motives and conduct' of
made. It is so certain _ meh with whom, in the main, he is is
to do the work that we accord ou the great questions of public
mt* it 'hen the dir, _ way tonpbraid them for venial and _ uu-
ections are followed. _ ‘l°°i'°°‘ “‘““';t°“";‘k."°'°;;;‘l;.“;::'i°u';
. - _ _our experience _ _ _
§;:'°rt°1;ya°;rwh1le 1 __beccenmittedsoloun'ssthe.grcat clcle
neo ther 'ie e em_  '
<mly_tlie_horn _ily but `
‘  ‘ ' eeiieruiws`i»s‘eers'is geeersijhet miie
We are exclusive
agents. Price‘$r.oo _
lon. 
» - “Sllenc~is often punishment enough,"
_ . _
ll! _ _
transeentiueutal railway scheme. It
wrherehmihie eesesies soles or two -   BES1‘_vj\_li19.s_§ theeefprices   
priseinleb-#servers owauiiils
.  f 1 A V 1 . 't 'fu "iv  ' fo 't e  I  ”  »' ~' »
_   -==-~ 1°-°= N ~°~ °-°- *=°‘“_"__»e__ _ ?_ _ur »_s_-so '-i-_;_&_ 's s _
. nriie Globe and other vert!   9."_°°“‘°i¢__- ,.  _. .F ,__-,`__},.__  +~ = .- swears 1-n»,'-gt 'h `
t.ult?”mb’mu.d   Wi!   _ _ __,__,___._4,_¢}_:_ J  . ___ __ 
ti. hsmueuf  __1»-_¢\__=_r»~_;»-- ~‘-?;fm1._l._im_|.”&i'°.l_°_"“_’°,,;,,f’;,§', _
. - - _ ' tkwd.  f.~__    _\_'_ __ _ - - f =- ._ in
°°°°£ m mpml gal ’ ;t.e.e°°°°'f. ..'I:'§.1i'f..eh».m`i` o ff »  ‘ °"§“°‘*““**“°¥“b“K¢*“ I-°° 4 mt
I . _
disrcputable sort. But the worst of these. ' ' ' _'_ A _ _ __
  ‘ iooe homies noise seenesioi  _  __ ' »‘f -~‘
' If "" ` ' V ' li"-Il g `1 "’i‘ ’ ' ` 4` ‘;.'
U15 down to thedays ofGamcy_ havef""'  f'  G* ~ "“~""'-¢  :; "g 53,.  fr =, _
seen deteoaee ei- epoioriwd forbr *l\° S49? FR_91_l _`W§_Afi‘_n_r_a--You; neediri worry about the rein.
newspapers supporting the parties la _V These riinccilfs `Wll.l`~§i‘0té¢t your Clothes and your health. Y0l1'll
power at the time and responsible for the garment °°d_tl1¢ 5¢1’Vi0¢ you   it- $10, _fn 5-d $14' _ The p¢¢|,n‘h- °f Hmm
what was done. _Ses‘s in Parliament. _ ._ _ 5.9!   _ I _ vauumw
' ' - ’ ’ -` :A-i‘..;o.._,_='j`=  _ , '
M" M" °t°l°°’ °' Mn' N" “°m°i  A HAi~rosoun`   fiiofdrtiefe   so much to the -~   _
"“°'°“l° "’“’°”’. °°"'“°“°°‘ i”-°»"°"°“" inished and correct sp rance of a 'a as neat ngzlcweer j ' ‘
lu” "6 i'"“'m_‘°i°° mlm “"7 °°'"` _We have what is correcpteaand fmhicinabxl1?`"'    T5'  ' 7 ‘*
°"°" ""°b°‘i ma' i°'i°““\' °° d°` fOr ¢V¢IYf11iI\g you can possibly waht or. neéduin »neeii’s¥»fi':r'nishiiigs.i Mona” .1 ,,
eoeeee eeeii prooeeaisgs when iiosebr or Quality  md  =mg,¢¢ 1-¢~,,¢,,,,|,1e_ A G 'T  The 
0° bllleflilf thi vert! to which they were . e Gtr _Your Cetmns. to lit _your neck and your shirt. It’s easy tei ”° Pd” t° ‘“t° *hi* T” 5*
cpp_ose‘d,`but-lfilt were`*party friends who do if you c_0ine_-here. Beat four;p1_y linen collars, either straight  :§i°§:i:°‘ °:!l ur 
i J. r. JiiinasoN. i
_ DRUGGIST. 5 f
The Medical Hall.
 Our
'  Up-to-date
_ > S _ ’ _ Rimless
K  P’ 
I ` Can be worn
with comfort
.  by inany who
1 cannot wear
,- the old style.
‘  We have thern
with solid gold
and gold filled mounts.
G. H. TAYLOR,
IEWELEB AND OPTIUIAN,
' Market Square. `
NOVA SCOTIA _
ilimnt lin'uiotuy“"'°"°""°'”""""""'°"“t "'“
ipaiufnllytrne that nine tenths of cur,
pnhllo writers are not whollyfreeioi
_ _
Bs'n'lll¢R£MS1`..lai.lM.‘
Ianufaetnrersof
len’e Slllaiwlh ll dleesl
=.”'f-w-oe" ree" ` "
ll's0vel'llc.&cdl'ladl&al. _
* ss_ esees es
lsyflesess.
ig if
iiig
il.
fi
oseks,wdlsrs,lnt-
Boys’ Seller Cellars. killed.
lsvs' Windsor Ties.
Ladies’ Aprons, plain and trimmed.
Ladies’ Underwear.
Lnlv’ Night brent.
worsen;-grand Usoerskiris,
» ldren’s iln@es.
CI\iiilren’s Useerdeig.
Ghldrefs Dresses.
6hi‘|dren’s Piseleres,
lnfanfs Slips,
Cliidren’s sailor Fronts,
Flow SNC.
Write to above address for circulars, samples
an goodva neccessary o
and You exist; hi ts;i.r1:.tised at our lo:
griesgslargistock of thenbovefgoods as all
orders can filled promptly. -
-o-eod w rvf. »
_  _
l»S»Lowlh¢r,D.D»S, r :LY heard. DDS
_LUWTHER & LEARD,
ozurisrs.
which a newspaper supports. But the
trouble is that silence is too freduently ani
actual condonatiou, and the errors, mb-I
takes and faults which partisan judgment i
sets down as veuial and uudeslgued may
often have their origin in incompetence
or neglect if not in a spirit of wilful
wronodoiug. To condemn such faults by A
silence, oreveu io sanction them by de-
fence ie the common and frequent work
ofthe party press. The party press in-
cluding The Globe has seldom been found
"swift to oondemn” what is inherently
down grade in its own party. ‘..
The Globe has its sneer at iudepeud- A
ence under the guise of what it calls “a
certain section of the newspaper world
which somewhat humorouely calls itself
the independent press.” Ho doubt thej
number of really independent newspapers
in Canada is all too few, but they are ln-
creasiug and steadily growing lninilucncc.
Canadian journalism still comes sadly
ehoii _sr the British standard is that re-_y
gardf 'Niue tenths ot the whole unmbcr
of Canadian newspapers are yet 
controlled by party leaders, or 
awsrdpe-aiseorcensurc tothcir
 =
umliati
`,isRhenmatllllc'ftheha&.
 H "Udo Add
“hm
Ulfiv
&l'\
Dodd’s
Kidney
  ills
S'  SIID says The_Glob0.“forvcsial and  »-.    
edmistakcs,errl~sanadhults”oftl\cps'rty` ` ~` " 
_wiceby menwho areloohingtor pferty.

lier time, seeing
|l°°¢°lif! WHIP*
heres work _under
conditions, which
send her more
 sister to
bed and' 
tcr'e 
The diseases
which weaken and
torment women,
may* in almost all
cases be cured by
the use of Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite
Preccripltion. It
estahlis es regu-
larity, dries weak-
ening drains,heals
innsmmation and
ulceration, and
enrecfemale weak-
IK.
*I had female trouble for eightyea
ex
r
"""e‘{”.."i‘,'
iggem what" -
urged nie o
ou. When!
I wei hed
e hundred
weighed
4!! 3° _
ES
ii
ii
55
likrcd.
.. goo'
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tion:
im. ....,. ........_  r‘”~....i‘2.'.‘:",‘ T
g;t-gosilinyowuworkandsmsstmngand ‘
¢l?avooite Praptiou' mekeeAweak .
 ia'  f§"ei»
dnsnd
nies
     
Ur. Iisltesriesesntremu should be

r 
c Notices
‘ _ _
' The furniture men are hav-
ing a real nice time cutting
.__ _ prices, but we don’t handle
furniture and we
Doi1’t“ Have to
¢_:ut the prices on;our sm.
uonery io een ii. 'rhe quei.
ity sells it every time.When
you buy stationery here
you do not buy a SURPRISE
PAC_KAGE.
The very heat pups;-5 bv
the qulre, pad or bg; u.
ways in stock. _ _
Iviitchcli s Bookstore
Queen Street 0pp~  s
Jas. Path 
ievemy~
sdia*
 - ' iffjl' `re_§¢rtiiigfemooe`ebroeeeee'
0!
mg, turned points, round corners, standing turn-over with £0314 or ma an
S<111°f¢ ¢°rners-snyoofyle you prefer. .Extra strong button holes, sacks,-
the linen takes a ine' laundry finish 20 and 25; pm”
tresocdas ‘feewcrellll ' ‘ »  ,, __ 
euounh.”' Such_'Is the attitude ef the eckCHAR1?fS FOR, THE PARTIcqLAR_"’Y‘fu ¢a_"t help  ‘mf new gged' _ _il  _im I
Ch
at twice the price season
such conditions what has the party press HATS If the day proves
the
done or what can it do to promote political . H _ _ _ W9- 'in  
an Q U d such cmdmons is not _ Ars Fon THE FAs'rn>ioUs.-There are so many styles and e_clors _ Pf°°°°d° 1° W1
in hats for spring--and all of them quite correct-that every individual mg-
aulndependent press impcratively neres- taqte can be Wen Suited Fine hats aré our S iality and we are Return fdrefrolll
E 
sary to the wellbeing of the community qaite anxious to try a Hat on like ’ ~ ‘Geo'€own 4`5c_,
i your head. No sale unless you say O.K.. other
- 4 . A places at
A WISE MAN Once: SAID, if ne could see your stockings and your ,ate
down grade” in both parties? Thousands hat hecould tell what kind of a man you are. Others are 'nd ' 'BY D ' A'
of people are comin: to see more and more YOU the Same way. You will create the best impression with ajpaghdg _ i ` Islrisolgwil? QF
°“f B1=¢k BMG 4s¢ Hose and one of our $2.5o as-bye, joe: ie. e
Grind
-*`~’ ‘ r o ' Milan
- U Wear, you ve the least bit of artistic taste Nothing nicer has colin
Pm’ P'°" *°"*“‘i Wi? ‘“°°“¥d°‘°¥ ”°° ever been shown in town; and nothing half so niee has ever been shown °H¢ °f 9l¢1Il°l*
One' man may lead a horse to water, but a hundred cau’t make
W; advertise  what we can do, no more, knowing the hats we
3 =f will do  8l.oo, r.5o een neo. _ 'see our ` sharpie use ei
 iliais among the lot worth 2.50, if<your_ size‘is among them, you
_ A SlU\i'f‘_ Asfienmée.-To _d ‘ ' ' “
;-513:;  in it and `fsshionslbe1s:eiii msllfsdre? 
I _
city this season We invite your inqsectifon of theui_,m‘  
4° lf- YP\l_..h|9W  glvc money-_ heck at any time _
\==*==’¢ rd Your  it without

e  _ ' __"  _°' " f_-  ~  >"\`~'E::.'l
See our as-
sortment of
G R All .I T .E
 WARE.
A n y _t hi n -g
you; want in _ G '
this Hue. _ -' A
tp. I.
urn
him drink Same way with advertisin A It’s an easv matter to hrin
bii <1 bu iii - _ _ . g. __ __ _ g _ . ':
TI. .§.`.1`f.`IiZI` .i’2`i..§’..“§§`i'“i..l§°..§’§.§1. .i P°°P1= '=° e= =f°f=» be on buying pm ess wie thee. T'-m's_w11y Zi9!!_9i!¥!f_9_\\ SMMY
town3c. _
‘ Intermedistestatienest
_
.- Svfbs I-sn
3.9.11.-13.15-16.3
,SIKA
._-far-_    _
~<-<.»_. 1 0
ieavi Qharloltetown
spare very pleusnt
- -ne:{en'4er~nsoasin».~ syeiserosia
rgdtte y _ ~
¢_1.,
| rsiiiii-rat 
aders in _Granite Ware.
0111 z°°f_1= are
t11¢7b=¢t mann- ~»
 No
 sfvgf.
11.' 1  
 *Y
at_hmne_Read thiatestiinenir
Stream Gurads
I E11 14114. and we think i`
  reiterate be  
“ 4°‘I12Si¢f_Terrace,  -_
_ G u%n?~s My iv" _
. Beiiereee, s.W. -I
" 14-io-or
_ lager Mr. Paskell-The Thom. ]
as gan you lied ' -*
1 nificeut  andmaill 12:15,
'in' "W'.  Allen,-Sergeant,
FT*
_S _ . _ i
Wishing you all the si`1¢¢¢5¢
you deserve. _ I will remain
s ' Yours faithfully,
Sergeant W. E. ALLEN ,
Coldstream Guards Bond.
_ We have a beautlful lme of Newcombe and Mendelssohn
,We-cqyhiwutl _V V f _  '_ ep
i
heveheaihepieeeure of heerieg '==’==’
it remarkon-it’s beautiful tone
  some Io de wiiiiiee
li hted withit. ' '  . _
STOCK BRDKERS
Agents for
ML sprihghiii _ Bi;-_s &
Pianos and New Williams and New Home Sowing Ma.. BANKERS AND
chines. ~- - ~ ' - _ '-
-Call at our show rooms and personally inspectzthe above and we stocks' Bonds' Grain and.
are sure you will buy do other. . _ bmight Uutfighf 01' °i1_'m31'Sm°
' A ‘ Neweou’s Building -
I.
 csc ' 2 csefi°eeiewe,i=.n.
KENT STREET. Tel hone 268 '
  i e sqeieir
‘wily
twig  says
Dr. W.  Camer-
HUUD in  own
h0use.»
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