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Like baby himself, though s~iall
brings happiness becaus° it is s
good for baby‘s skin, and makes hi
so fresh and nice
IAIYS DWI SOAP ls 'nade from
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SIIIIIIISH _IIIIHIIING
The Annual (rathenng of the Clans
under lheansnices of the Caledonia Club stringent' and U05 Very frlendli SCN
CIP F 1 will beheld a
lloail Si. l’etor’s Bay,
on held of John P bullivan Esq . near
Railway Staticn
wsdnasday, Aug  ner all the Jingoes and their political
ha
Special trains leave Ch’town at 8 20
local Sonris 10 30 local Geo’town(.regu br
lartrain) 405 local stoppinv at all an
intermediate stations
For trian arrangements prize list and :lg
hill particulars See programmes and u
advertisements in newspapers later gl
n. |aone||.i., .mines moisnc,
Rec.  Presiden t
n‘|;lieod dtd .';`;
-El AND WUMEN
Who needto make money can do so without
link or ca.pital.by soliciting orders tor our mem-
mrlal edition of “The Lilo ol' Gladstone." by
Castell Hague. with introduction bv the
honorable Minister of Education,Dr. Ross.
This bopk is a Canadian _ classic. The story ot'
his life is told with thrilling' interest. His death
and imposing nawional funeral will both bc
dlcsaibed and illustrated. 512 x 105 x inches.
Rotltil $2.50, worth SLOO Magninceiit binding
nzfeiisily illustrated. Prospectus 7-i cents,
ri to
naaoLs§'i'ci`anRErsoN oourlixv,
Limited ,
ronoxro.
E HAVE
First-class Butter makers
throughout the country mak-
ing butter all the time. If
you want some Gilt Edged
Butter salted to suit your
taste send us the package you
want filled and we can have
it returned to you in a. very
short time. This is the time
to have your winter butter
packed- cheaper no'-v than
later on -and quality guar~
anteed.
JENKINS & SUN
An Accurate
Watch- . . .
is a necessity-not a luxury
only.
To utilize every moment of
precious time, to meet trains,
to keep appointments, to be
always on time, one must
You may 3301:- colony. The spirit of jingoism is r:im~
pant, and there is no determining when
it " . '
To the latter class we would
like to say that we carry in
stock RELIABLE WATCHES possession has spread like a pestilence
only We guarantee eww all over the land, and the. cool.headed
wa€ch_ °’ practical slntesmanship that should be,
our Prices are very ,OW expected in the land of Washington and
° I
Call at
Room  
.4l “There are two views of 'American
The W. C. T U. Lunch Room, colonial policy already urged with con-
Grafton Street, have been placedi siderable vehemence in the States. One I
under new management. is the Zollverein view, viz., that
THE MENU COMPRISES American colonies should be an exten-3
Home made Bread. Baked Sion of the domestic American boundar. I 3
Beans, Oysters Meals, Pastry, ies. The other is that the Unitedi
IHE GUARDIAN
open door, and offer the greatest poeei
ble facilities for trading to his neigh
If the first view werciio prevai
hors
\
Inde endcnt Journal, untramniclled and Amenca would fohow the example I
oa.rie~i,,|i ing to be France and Russia and endeavor to
Just. lmpartlal, Reliable, Newt! secure the trade ol her colonies exclus
eeking at all times to further the beet in wely fm- her own peoplg Bur for
erests of the people and rocoziiized therefore as mc
The Peop1e’J Paper. P
ln
Mo
tical and everyday purposes a
mon policy in commercial matters
e Post Otlloe. at the fol‘owinz mtesiiaiiibls is in the highest degree to be desired
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migg Mmrm dam. ,except Sunday, and if it is not forthcoming, the Anglo
3 months $100 or yt Saxon force will be divided and neu
sffgl ‘§0‘?‘f?’,f";a§f({‘;_“'“°“d °‘Th“”"°‘° tralized 'at each point Thus, if the
ll’ klv Nlfloi irhuisdayl mr :ear Lnited States were in the Pnillipines
31 '"1 "‘1‘““°° Iwith a closed door, they could not Join
Branch Offices Wu
hav e been established at the following places,
ddPnblished at its offices, Cameron Bloc-.Sonth com
Bd
ee
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h us in demanding the ‘open dcor’
wi-.iroinw tiipnoni may be poidmowsrurn for other parts of the far East In
l ‘ ed “‘ '°'%§l”€» '°b “'°’k ‘md °'h°" bu” sub=tince and in tact they would have
S..
dlisi tlliiit Cu;-ies Bookstorf--D K Cm-ri- Joined the anti British group We hope
mess' this is being thought out bv American
n
\ - iton, Albertnn Bookstore. G 5 Mlltfflifli
g.,,,;, I politicians ll s should like to see the
“ni EN* Tf‘-'1°¥>h"“° °m°° R 5°*“’““ A“°”° influence of the Democratic Party em
J E B McCRE.\D\ J P HOOD
_.i1tor I Business Manager I pl0V8d [0 tlJlS end and not lo any
_ W __ _ *_ _H “ hstructive and antavcnistic” pur
pose
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The best available figures regarding
-==» the comparative tradqinterests of Get
THLRSDU JLLX 25.1898 many and other nations in the Philli
- ' pines are taken from a British foreign
AMERICAN IKPERIALISK Iollice report tor the year 1896 pub
1'-‘ lished last month by the United
Many English speakinfr comrnuni
ties welcome the new American
policy of expansion beyond the shores
sequence of the war with Spain But
it is now evident that any attempt
the part of the United States to
at their flaw ovei the Phillipines
willbe met with open opposition
from the European Powers Russia
is moving strongly inthe matter,
while Gei many is naturally iriitated
by the alleged threat of certain
American papers to ravage the Ger
man coast As a consequence the
deeds of the American naval and
military forces are subyect toa very
do
tiny
The Frankfurter Zeitung, general
ly friendly to the United States,
says
The *imperialism* under whose ban
relatives are unlled demand
I: the United States shall
ea
d become a iirst~class colonial and
ilitary power This movement seems
have the upper hand in Washington
st now but there are not wanting
gns that hot battles will be fought at
the ballot~box before the question is de-
cided. . . . Mr McKinley seems to be
inclined to follow a middle course, as in
all important questions. He is for the
annexation cf llawaii and for the Iii-
caragua canal, but the lasting occupa-
tion of the Pnillipines is hardly on his
program. As yet he is willing to let
Spain retain the Phillipines and Porto
Rico, in consideration of a war indem-
nity. Cuba, however, will be an Ameri-
can proieczorate. Europe should not
be too hasty to take up the cry against
‘American land hunger.’. lt is the
American people who determine the
policy of the United States, not a small
coteiie cf politicians. Pacific cable in-
terests, speculators, and promoters. in
Washington. The next: Congressional
elections may have a result which will
shutter all umperialist’ dreams. Cool.
headed men and journals ot all parties
will use the time left them to show the
people the dangers of a colonial and
niilil-_try policy.”
however, reminds the United States
that she inust be civil to Great Bri-
tain, and always remember that,
according to Chauncey Depew, Am-
erica would have been forced to back
down before a. decrepit fourth-class
nation if England had not stayed the
hands of the European powers. The
Toronto W`orld, too, adviset Ameri-
cans to look for conquest away from
what they are. Ca.nada’s destiny is a
And the St Thomas Journal remarks
that “Canada is too near the United
States to have any hankering after a.
change to the kind of government our
neighbors across the line enjoy.”
The Irish Nationalists are anything
but pleased. United Irela.nd,Dublin,
says:
“lt was a noble policy to win freedom‘
for the Cubans: it is a different one to
vet ready for the possession of Cuba,
and to make the Phillipines an American
of military bravado and blnsler that
W_ N T hitherto people were accustomed to
' ’ as~ociate with I-In~li=n infroism and
: » i ]
GTG” G001'£'f‘ -R* Britannia Bedlamdoin.” D
out that the United States must give
freedom of trade to Great Britain. if
Lu  h they would obtain the advantages of
British backing needed for a “Greater =
America.” It says:_
will stop The fevir for colonial
lincoln has been superseded by a spirit
The Westminster Gazette points
States bureau of foreign Commerce as
follows
Country Imports Lxports
e
Gr at Britain $2 467 090 $4 464 500
Germany 444 928 223 100
Fiance 1 794 900 1 98: 900
Belgium 212,240 45 660
United States 162 446 4 982 8 7
China 103 680 13 770
Japan (1897) 98 78" 1.384 909
Canadian destiny and nothing less/’I
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The feeling of buoyancy procluc°d by
the action of Dr Vl ard s Blood and l\erve
Pills is remarkable One fec's bright
and active, energetic and full ol snap and
vim. Rich red blood fills the veins, and
the nerves tingle with the sensation of
yquthful life amd vigor.
TREHIIJIG HLKDS LID SILK? MIHGRY.
A ILHETOI MAPS EXPERIENCE
WITH A IIZW EDICIRIL -
DEAR Sins,-
I have spent ‘half a. fortune in doctors’
bills. all to no avail. These Pills seemed to
reach the seat of disease at once, _and they
also seemed to possessa. reniarkaliletntlueiice
over me. The violent palpitarion of the
heart, the trernblin of the hands, the loss of
masculine vigor, the frightful dreams. the
loss of memory and general codlapse of the
entire system, have yielded to Dr. \\'ard's
Blood and Nerve Pills. Great were tl1e_re-
sults from the use of four boxes of these Pills
I nm enjoying the very best of health. l' fully
believe they are able to do for others as iiiuc
as they have done for ine. Before using
them I was a miserable wreck. To-day I am
I well man.
Yours truly,
THOS. FLYNN,5x Elgin St., Hamilton, Ont.
Dr. Ward‘s Blood and Nerve Pills are sold'
at 5o cents per box, 5 boxes for §:'z_oo, at
drug isis, or mailed ori_receipt of 'price by
The Tk. Ward Co., 7: Victoria St., oronio.
Book of information free.
The °*‘““““‘”’ °'~’*“"i°» B“““e'» "Tliere’Il time a lime Some Bal
When You are Far Away” `
and you’ll meet with an accident and havin
i no accident insurance to help you along, you 5
W1_~
th h from the bottom of your heart that when
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Accident
and Guarantee 00's
Igppliesegtative canvasged you, you had Seen
, , , _ a t ea vaiitagc: to e gained li tak'
Canada.. “We Canadians, ’ it says, policy with the onlnpairy. Buryouypuelilinif
 sized up  neighbors and is? ‘§1.‘"n"'i9:.**:f.ff§“.:fff;§. 2i:‘s.i.i’2..“.i,if
would sooner be what we are than §°“'5 Si” *’~“Y"'i“3 i" ‘he W°1”ldlf Your pre-
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INSU RE NOW; I
iW.K.. ROGERS
GENERAL AGENT FOR P. E, I.
JESSIE I-IOGC
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*AGENT AT CHARLOTTETDVIN.
May17eod `
The Habitanfa Summer
Denwgoa geev her leetle sunshine, w’en
do snow go off au’ leave her.
we erains ess y
Two-ire-i mont’ or mebbe longer,
But for fi ar he wet hees fedder, hide
On de swamp brs de the reever. mebbe
hear de Wo wa..raw,
Let de sont win' blow upon her, an’
You see bet! chaifilges nlowj d 
it de steam arisin’ om er us’ e
,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,.,  Beer Bros Hereby
Au' not wavy <i=y1S P='»iS"\’» W’°‘” That all accounts must positively be
she’s ready for the plow torlly arranged -
r t r t
Wie don (ti boddeih witlwpos 3311;' B E  R E  E 
U, de Pm, beyon. ,,,,,,,,, We have disposed of our business
ll o're some bird hes nam’ de Cuckoo, & (_ 0 , and Cll‘Cl1I11st8.I1C€S l€‘8.d 118 *O
spen' de mos' hers tam a. callin Settlement IN  CASE
away upon do me court will immediately follow
Jus about de ily tam . 
ll ere ids very hard to see heem, we ,mm
O -I 1*
Dat’s w’at you call de bull frog, sinvin
More Rum" all de night tam
He’s only kin oi Cuckoo we got on
(anadaw
N o we hiven’t got dat teller but we got
some bird can beat heeni,
Au' we hear dem. an’ we she dem,]us’
so soon de winter go
ll henever he was ready, wit’ our
own pews oiseaux
An’ dey almos’ come togedder, Ink de
Blue bud wan day Pie Blanche nex’
Affer dat we see de Robin an de (ron
Glou on de medder.
Den le Roi de red bird’s comin, dress
im on bees so]er coat
\\ hen de (Jrrosbec on de ine tree wak’
P
yo cailv wil’ hees singin’
beatin on hees drum
afraid to meet been , la
all
spring an’ summer wedder, us
day geevin’ out deir leetle note. se
W’en you lissen to de P.l’tr1dge a Cmeod
So never mir’ de Cnlroo, for we’re not Owlllg 110 tl16 Clélatll Of l5ll8 S9010? PRPCDQI' Of
yson & McKinnon it becomes necessary to
overdue accounts must be paid without
The business will be continued at the
ual, where the largest stock ever carried in all
All our customers are cordially invited to
FINLAYSON dt
-rsnuzzicxs comin.
W in de whole place ioun’ about you,
wit’ mueique is a riugin*
Den you know cle viiwers cver,an’
de summer day is rome
clever new .Us growth
Vv aich rle ti- ni,a.n’ way dey’ie playin’
on d reev r down below
Ah ' df tnnni ertle fel er' easv see
hnw vie* 1 1 vi l‘»: l{ll0Wll]'
Vl ¢»i’e ti o bi s. now for ketch dem,
a ’ dats wi-v dey se ]oinpin’so'
a iew ce Gini- we`re seein ,
W’en de it el- warm summer sun is
shinin’ down on Canadaw ,
And no matter what l’m heaiin’ still I
never feel lair bein’
No odder stranger teller, me, bu
only habitant. _
dou’t care de far you’re goin’,
"Dat’s w’at de whole worl’s sayin’.
Cos we get cfe ti e~’ contree an’de I
nearly twelve mont’ ev’r_v year !
You will not know how much °'f cd
you try it. Buy a bottle today and be-
gin to take it.
A PLAIN simple fact ot monev saving f
is by buying your clothes at J B MAC-
1>o.ii.D & Co. 23 d&w 4i
other newlot The or-l»l>ra.fed “E T’ p
coisels the most durable corset manu-*
factored. Prices conimeuce at 25c a
MscnoF.\i,o & Co. 23 d&w4i I
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Very richly flavored.
For sale very low.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAMSH I PS.
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Calling at Rimouski and Moville- Ireland
E From STEAMER. From _
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Sp cial Rail Rates to and From
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:$5.00 65.00 110.00 $123.50 *£5.00 605.003
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EATIIERPIIODF GULI
For Exterior and
A powder that mixes readily with cold water
Can be applied by any one to any kind of surface,
wood brick, or stone
It does not rub on second coating and is FIRBQQ W
Will stand rain and weather exposure
Has nearly all the advantages of oil paint at a fraction ci
Will last for years and is unadbcted by gaaeaald il al
$81115
It is particularly valuable for use as the dnt coat ol
gs and then regular oil paint applied for the second colt,
ual to two coats of oil paint, while a large saving in
The while is the wliitest paint made, ia extremely
uently will greatly increase the light where over und lllll
mmended for mill and mercantile interiors, light shafts
rge buildings, rear walls of brick blocks, railroad and
uildings
It is the best fireproof paint made and the Boston
rs make an allowance on insurance rates where it is
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. also highly
Will not rub, scale, or discolor, nor soften with age or
oat covers nearly as much as two coats of oil paint.
Is it economical to use so-called Water Paints which are
Kalsomine or Whitewash when MAGNITE can be ut on at
a _ » P
or labor and only a trifling added cost for the paint itself
Consizrs ! coz-sets ! ! we opened an-  N  & 
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Single Return Prepaid  n I n
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lummng to location of berth and number Wegl; gidg Qufen
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_ _ T0 Llvegol. London or Londonderry» 831.00. RESIDENT
`i?osr.-is it o ,J - ~ '_ U U , d Glasgow. f-65; Belfast eases. ri-om Liver
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ladies' Jacket. Please leave with Capt' ‘ ’ Be fast' $3750' R'-“md U`iP. -#5
Frizeq, Upton, and gen-ew,"-¢_ 27 d 2; WI pd_  _ TN” & S" 1  -
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We are going togive YOU the
WANTED.-About Oct. lst. to purcha=e or - -
rent fora term ot years. a 7 roomed Cottage, ' _
not more than 10 minutes walk from Post
ofa and ABR.Bf~6s'1ci I | I l
benefit or this snap. Call while?
choose from.
p _ ce. ross. . . . .x , ty. 20tl’. .
rn i r. 5: ”'ro`tI1~:‘r-it i rg ro in we iifnin,
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f “' """-~ " ' r TU 1iE'l‘.-The building at present occu ini _ B t
oy_ Messrs Blake Bros. 'next to McLe;bd’s c '00 S =
brick building Kent street. Possession given 1 _ | 1 Q
November lst.-R. Beairsto. 29 _
_ _ To LET,_'f 1 u 1 pm' at tremendous discounts.
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