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' June ai dctf Continuing, Sir Charles asked if there
_T was any secret understanding: with Ger-
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_S`§§j§j§"§§‘;"t“§u_m ;'g_§:| The Government Severely _6ritlzed_ in the Commons--Reply Dm-,¢PSia_ _ .
Geo. S. McLaughlin efthis place was an _  Lord; Canbourne. _  _ .___-_
inviilid through Lumbago.
At times his back was so lame that he
could not turn himself in bed and the
iiightest cold or hard lifting would bring
on an awful attack, which gave him
fearful pain. .
He commenced a treatment of Dodd's 1
Kidney Pills and in a ehortltime all the
pain left his back, and it became as stout
and strong as ever, and since then he
go. He sape:
“I believe Dodd`s Kidney Pills will
cure any case of Laine Back for they
helped me out-, and nobody could have it
much wcrse than I had."
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Term beg’ns September ist, igoz.
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Nc'_|_'_|ci:
An extension of the Lobster Fishing
_ gf Y
f-till zoth July.
]'. A. MATHESON,
Inspector of Fisheries,
7_5 d and w td
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FIRE INSURANGE.
Forrateainth»eP.E.Island utua1FireIn-
snrsnee Oompasies on Farm Building, Churches
Kaus, School Houses. Cheese Fe ea. Warn
lille, Stores lc. Apply to '
¢_ D gg the enormou y , a ua e in - . _ .
.___ - - U. _
svn s-no wee. su a w. gen... would be glad to see their modification, ¢\°°°» U! "I0 810° "medi-
' " " bl h
Inthe course of a general reply, the En- _ and there was very little doubt that they -_ D049 Q DISPQWFG T* “S eve Persson- 
 Feieigirfliae, Lord* would hemoditied ~ . 901-1! M55 i#\1¢4` Mlemlllvsl if  the
Crsnborne declared that the great ques Aatoiihe Chinese indemnity being ;a'i1°I‘°'|!1°l'°l1'4i°fl»f=l-°¢!l1¢iU°D\¢bf®\_\<l
mu. -digestive organs, . i 
9 -~ - .s H A _ »- I - L .i T . '
, _
n S  .;,__  tions afecting Newfoundland were not gold debt-, the Government, Lord C
.- fi  l . Lheingallowed to sleep. They wire. per- borne dee\ared,_could notrecede from its _ _
petnally before the British and French position. but aympathized _with China,_ DEAF A. D DUMB \NQU|RY
Foreign Omeee. The Government would audsomeaineliorstion mightbe granted. ...___ _ ._
beexoeedingiy glad ta settle the New- It has hop-less ta expect -the total aboli-__ S-r,J0im, July 6,-Theinquirynowbe
fouudlaud question, but lt was a very tion of the likin stations in China, but it ‘ ||¢1¢1¢1;Fi-edertcton, with e|osed'd_o6ri.iuto
dilllcult one because ofa comp'exity of was confidently hoped that it would be‘1;hef9,f1a,i;-gorilla deg: and hgh gchnpl,
interests over which the British Govern- D0BSibl° by! H5081 81`l'8Uf¢ll\¢Df» f»° 1‘¢°` has been adjourned toSt. John, where it
ment has no eeiitrci. lieve foreign trade '°l this enormous *win beeeniiunen tomorrow. I
When you have an alarm Regarding Russia Lord Cranborne. burden. _ __.__.._.._._--__- _
cicek ic get you up ni the right “id it Wes Mt the fault °f GMU Bfif”-‘U THE cAUsi~: or DEAFNESS.
. ‘ . . . that an understanding between the two _
2”;-_‘biz_s”;‘;n;’;’m‘;u‘;;‘*;;:‘ ~ enum.. had not been .-...._i..<i. me nAc|<en£i cncn. a,ggg§°g;we\g_leuw§§g}\;;§{°gu=gfmgg;
' ‘ TUC ¢l\\¢*f~l°l1 Of We l`*ll\t1°°5 b“t“'e°“ l _'_ _ _ tion of the costa-:hi-in tubes. Permanent-
W8 89]] only g0Cd RELIABLE Greai B.it iln and I aly was ver/ import R The mackerel fleet have landed at Best- _,mire is g:nay_gn.¢ed no all who mrgla
i ' . _ 15 C».tafrnosfc_ns'_ as directed. This veget- ‘
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Loisnon, July 5.-When the vote fort'
the'Foreigu Office came up in the House
of Commons Thursday afternoon the gov-
ernments foreign policy received consid-
erable criticism. l
Sir Charles Dilke (Liberal) said he
wanted to know if there had been any
the settlement of the French shore (New
foundland) dispute, and he further declar-
ed thet British -recognition of French
rights to the Hinderlaud of Tripoli eu-
dangt red the tradi ioual friendship of
Great Britain and Italy. The new arrang-
meuts. between Fiance and Italy, he
further asserted, had entirely (upset the
the British situation in the Mediterran-
ean and East :rn Eur \pe. They have been
made in order to put the screws on
Great Brit-ian. The feebleness of the Gov-
Sir Charles also referred to the hostllitv
to Russia involved in the Japanese al-
l'ance, and he said thats clfar definition
of the respective interests of Great Bri-
tainund Russia coull pissibly be secur-
T ed by some sort of an arrangement with
many regarding her access to the Persian
Gulf(
S’r Charles, who urged the fostering
of friendship with France, concluded
by moving a reduction of the salary of
the Foreign Secretary, Lord Laudsdowne.‘
seconded the motion. He said he regret t-
ed thesubserviency of the foreign Ohice
to Germany, declaring that she was the
disturbing influence in Chinn, and that.
Emperor Wi1liam's telegram to Mr.
Kruger was largely responsible for the
feeling which produced the Boer war. _
Henry Norman (Liberal) wantei to
know if the Government realized that
Germany had practically secured exclusive
rights in the Shan-Tung Peninsula. audi
thet}Rss.ia had a complete monopoly of
sl ‘v 1 bl inesof Hon
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_ Nervous  
Headaches
Mrs. Bailey, 632 Queen's Ave., London,
Ont., whose husband is with the Globe
‘ Casket Co., states :-“ My nervous system
was in an exhausted condition. I could
not- sleep well and suffered a great deal
_ from headaches. Experience has groven
to me the remarkgzle value of Dr. ha_.se_’s
Nerve Food. I_ ve found it a splendid
tonic and can now say that I am ireefrnm
headaches. I rest and sleép better than I
haveforalong timéand feel real well in
every way."
Nervous headaches can only be persian-
ently cured by enriching the blood and
-setting the nervous system in perfect
- order. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is not a
r relief for headache but a thorough and
lasting cure. It creates new. rich blood
and nerve force and makes the weak and
sickly strong, well and _vig0r011S- It i8
natures greatest restorative. 50 cents a
box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates &
Co., Toronto.
it
Dr. Chasc’s
Nerve Food
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ant. continued Lord Cranborue. Great
Brit-ain’s international friendships were
never aggressive, nor intended to be ag-
gressive, Her friendship with Italy be-
lonited to that class. It was based on
something stronger than treaties, namely
identity of interests and sympithies.
There had been a passing coldness regard-
ing such subjects as Tripoli' and Malta,
but Great Britain had given Italy assur-
ances on both and the soreness was healed.
Great Britain had no designs on Tripoli.
the -of Dread
A Case Illustrating the Marvelous
Results of the 'New Remedyl
Which Science has Produced for
This Disease. *
Medical science _has made some very -
rapid advances in the last twenty years.
Diseases which had hitherto been con-
sidered absolutely iucurable are being
suzcessfu ly treated now.
One of the litest discoveries of import-
ance is the successful treatment of cancer
She was only anxious ta maintain the ‘by the X‘f93YS-_ e
status quo and intended to adhere t
0 Another one. more far-reaching, is the
treaty °;,1qR,,,;0ns concerting qripou as s\:ccfessfult~ea‘.menta.nd our-eofDyspepsia
well as other matt rs.
borne asserted, was founded on mutual I`°d5 °f DGODIP, but the latter will he wel- - QUEEN STREET.
interests; therefora it had a strong foun
tion, Regarding the complaint as to th
lateness of the trea‘y, Lord Cranborn
said it was not for Great Britain to cil'e
The agreement with Japan, Lord C.an-
d
by Dodd's Dysp pda T.-ihlets.
The former will be joyfulnews to hun-
. come and grateful information ta tens of
treaties; Sha G1- ,med them and V, as ,_,__ pain and distress of Iodigestion, Heart
lighted ts grant thii treo#-y to Jaras.
' 3 Q K - I 
to be misled by the advances of various the N59 If W6 X FWS. f0l‘ hUIldl‘¢dS Of _ “ff
y cases have been successfully treated. . I 4 ‘_ m
Power-_ She knew it was the true pzlic
of China and increase her resources
afraid of the small aivust iges which
H
was therefore not in the ,elightsst degre
burn, Bl°a.t.iug, 'Sour Stomach, and other
_ . _ _
Lord Ciasborne further remarked that BYIDDIIDID3 Of DY5P@D°i1l A ‘
he dia not believe that chin.. sas likely We 1<“°W.tlmt cancer can b cure* by  .-
lf¢8.
Tablets will cur' Dyspep ia, for tens of
power.: Lord Cranborne quotei the la Achigan,-Qur.,eutl’ered for years with
denial of the German Imperial Chanceilo
Germany had exclueive right# in Shan- R `
Tunn, and he claimed therefore that the -“ble W Eel? BUY I¢1l¢f- HG became dis
p Dyspepsia and inflammation of the _ _
Count von Bulow, of the report that 9f»°m9»¢=h- ` ‘ " `~ ii
He took much medicine but was not ' ' ‘ . " -~~ -L_---»  -_
thousands, for Dyspep-i is one o ~ the
3 mort rrevelent _diseaseef \ 9  
nw' ,
., ._,_ . )
  of without Strawberries,
' Il.._*Q1l like it make -
WUPWII. gate 
There!! no. Cream like
Carters. Can‘t heapprosehed.
Are sought after th ` '
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our e8’erts ui niacin 'het
them the Bnest lavsirs 
most delicious soda.
?I.’f’iiZ_‘ii§§ §§$'.i.'i§f ee.
Yi. F. METER.
docr remained open. _ .
As ta a Russian concession in the 'P -T
Crsnborne, was act in a position to.`say
that Russia was not entitled to a condes-
sion, but when it came to the question" o'f
the site and area thereof Great Britain
had a deal te say, and said it with co ~
slderabls effect. _
Referring to the terminatl in of the
provincial Government of Tien-Tsin, Lord
Grauberae sail the terms hid not been
definitely agreed upon The Government
on the pa t week 2,614 barrels of sa
mackerel nearly all from the south-
eastern psrt ef George’s. Toey sold mostly
at $9.75 per barrel. Atrlp of 70_bsrrels
from shore, about half tinkers, counting
about 700, sold at $10.23 'per barrel right
___1_Z 
THE K\NG’S PHYSICIANS.
Everyone who hasiused listerine§knows
Dr. Lister, the discoverer of antiseptic
surgery. He is 75 years of age. Sir Fran-
Hospita', nursed the Duke ot York
hoid in 1891.
many clinical and pathol Jgical societies.
 i
CHEESE T00 GREEN
says the Montreal produce merchants
an iogurious effect on the cheese trade.
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phoneus. We’ll get the coal there in
are careful in that and quality is right.
for we only have standard coal.
. , - -. .. -1, ;-:_  .,,.-_-'_-,_.:',, » i _ _
Whenyou want coal. See \1S.°1'
hurry up order if you say the Word,-
No doubt about the weight. f01' We
Ho Valley, the Government, said Lord A
n
through. Thearrivalfrcm George'srep:irt soreness. Forbeafness, Earache, Ring-
flnite a body of mackerel there, but tifeylkgftillen 1:1213 git) tilt; irgia, NnoLs'ppéalC:&a;-xg p
ar’ Wu if *md hard "° catch' ' can devise nothing as beneficial as Ca' ar-
through his at_aok of typ _ _ _ » - _
He was born in 1347_ Sir F,-gd.-,1-|¢k were killed and 29 ingured la'e last night
Treves is a great fisherman and sailor. He in 8 W1`¢°k 0” 31° Ffmda- 'T°l“15°D _ 35
was consulting surgeon in the forces in Gloversvills roilrvai. i-b1’¢¢ lD’1¢S f1`°m ,
Squnh Africa in 19(1); #gd an impgg-tgnb bilili City. N0 deliaill Dre available. (I. H.  gunning, Pure spring
iizure in the Ladysmiti ri-_lief column, _ _ an A w  _ I sanitatiom gon- link
Sir Thomas Smith is/,consulting surgeon ° ' °  _ CHARLOTTETOWN. Terms gg to $10 Pet
to'seveia.l of the biggest hospitals in Lon- 4*   » . » ~ '
don.Sir Thomas Barlow is a. member of - _
Mist of these gentlemen were .the late
Queen’s physicians. ,
Orrawa, July 6. -Professor Robertson ~ ---
° CoNs'rAN'i'1NoPi.i~:. J ul 7.- A detachment
eeccieiien received n report from the of Turkish troops rwntly euwvundede
sccretiry ofthe Bristol provision tiade ba-U5 Of Bvlrlrlfm bri2f1I1'lS at Pdiilbln
a-.s°¢;a_¢_ion, Singing that qua.;-,itiesgiif thcViliyetoiMoua.stir. 'l‘hirtyBu1garia.ns
Canadian cheese are arriving mg gl-gem wer! killed. The remainder were mad
and that this likely, it continued, to have P1'lS°DP1°S- Brisandazeissvrfndinx ‘la -
Mnssns C. C. Ricuanns 8: co. U  E.
Dear Sits.-While in the country last \
iS\1l11lI!¢l` I WN badli biffwu 5? I1!°Sq\10l-031 Come, come to the Union Store where
*S0   I bh0lJght I Would be everyb°dy isgging and  your summer
diSfi2\11`¢d f0YB °°“P1° °f Weeks- I was suit. Prices very moderate; satistaction
advised to try your Liniment to allay th guannnmi' ma your ,mmey nyumigd
irritation, and did so. The effect. was’ glam mid bytha yard chapel. thu, any ll fin;wig;5¢3'é\:§“Jé\f»f“¢é\_~£H:Jé,`».£`_d (_ _ _  
more than I expected-a few applications Sw,-e in' th, git, Come and see ‘S and. __- * ` . _ _ ' _
completely curing the irritation, prevent- T be wnvincea Te,-ms ¢ash_ = `
ing the bites from becoming sore JAg_ CALLA(;HAN_
MINARUS LINHLENT is 118° 8 8005 ` You want a holiday I We want a holl
article to keep oil' the mosquitoes. . day 1 gm- ¢1¢¢}¢g and 3 h¢]{¢1;y....f,\|1_g ig_
` Y0\11‘8 U'\11Y. our reason for closing our store each 1
W- A OKE- .Monday at 1 p.m.nntil the second Honda
Haibcr Grace. Nfid., Jan. 8, 1898. in 3¢pt°m`b¢r__}_>a\;@n & (}9_ 7_2d&q gf A l
* Hides and Callskins
account of how Do.id’s Dyspep~ia Tablets
had cured a very had case of Dyspepsia.
He commenced a treatment of this med--
icine and was very soon completely
cured.
His is one of the cases which prove that
Science has at last _found something-
whieh will cureeveu the very worst eases
of Dyecepsia.
Beetles Mons. Codeire thousands of “
others have been our .4 of eqneiiy use
able aotiseptlods inhaled as the month.
and aftertraverslng all the air passages,
of the respiratory organs' is exhaled
through the nostrils; it comnletelty er-1
|ra1ica.tes cauarrh from any part o the
system, clears the ears, nose and throat
` and allays. inflammation, congestion 
rhozone. Complete outfit for two months’
use, price $111); trial size_125c. Drnggists,
or N. C .Poison 85 C0., Kingston, Ont.
‘ H.iim.'roN’s Pn.Ls ms Esrscrivn,
Scimsncrauv, N. Y., July 5.-A de-
spatch from Cloversvi'le says that 16
H sent direct to the diseased
by the Improved Blower.
seals the ulcers, clears the sir _
passages, stops droppiups in the
throat and piermanan y cures
Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower
free. All dealers. or Dr. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buialo
THIRTY BU LGARIANS KILLED.
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lngly in Monasitir.
 
iliimn uiinen For iiiiennrtism.
BUS|NESS _BOUM W\TH
You want a holiday l We want a holi
SIXTEEN DEATHS IN TRAIN WRECK. i
cis Lakiug, an old pupil cf St. G:crge’s_ "’”"
euiiiiiteteu at-   . 
::°::: ..‘;....:..:.°°e'”°.:'..°: . ,,.,, , ,T _   , me <-no-».
Lauao, in lllindanao, in which he 8 0 0 er' C.'°’°* A"°b""»
1 _threatens to beieincnen_;i_ive_ operations  _ 1“°f=1i°°<i-
‘ H -is ncwiefen thesis his ' - ’ _ "RA1‘E3._3p¢¢i,,;1y 1,...
lA°E°°f- °  I _ I.. . , , r45 Queen Street.  
.v~»u==_:.L_
crores-.Bi~.c....remniniarnineiotegriiy We know that Dodd's Dysnepsta -AT-
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for
,. Few, if any, escape entirely fromlthe "
e thousandslof cages have been restored to   9
1 perfectgood health. ‘ ’
was thought had been gained by other Aflhemlrd C0421". °f S0- 39-Nine do LGOK QUT FUR _
seihilyii
is:iietnrsepers. 
“couraged and was feeling very blne.- . ' - _
indeed, until at last one day he read an Th.,
every
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Remember then, that you can get
nothing more pleasing, or rel i-eshing
than a cold bottle of our
GINGER; ALE -I
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ORANGE Pli0SFI'l.\'l`E
LEMDN SOUR
CHAMPAGNE KDLA or
Sonnets
Will econ be heic w`th ite hot
dusty ds ys, and the demand will he
for cooling.
WILD CHERRYLPHOSPIIATB.
For sale by the best grocers, etc. _
6-9-d 3 mos
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The Artistic Tailor
Any customer who prefers to do'
Call and get prices.
so. may bring his own cloth. We ind
the tnmmings and do the work.
QREPAIRIN G and PRESSING
dmc at short notice.
Great George Street-s few doors
nor h of Qrabbe’s corner.
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_ _ our reason for closing our store eaehl _ ` ' Lm|\"W 
`_..._.._.._---- - _ Monday at 1 p.m.nntil the second Monday A150 frggh eggg ¢' 
THE SULTAN IS iN BELLIGERENT HOOD Vi” 5°P°¢mb°1°~°°P“f'°“&C°- G 7-53* if 1 _ . ‘
-- - ~ - e-=-- - -'.--- e --Q |0000 Dozen tannins
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After 'lie iire~isn’t
loss fully.
our iecord for
will let us have i
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