. "~.. _ in _ .~:=g'.3‘ recornmen ug t is g `a J 'Lexar to others. as a valuable and af- eiiiuiiiiiilniri e “ Eureka ” Blend ' &eU frizende of the good quality of " , Tea) ou.: ealca are increasing on it eou- _» ,. ~ Katy Labouchere treats the “Ameri~ an invasion " ofEa"gland with charact¢r~ Qnazgression. Writins in Truth, he aiu" “the greatest discovery of ti e qis the indomitable patience of the Ditish public. Anybody, it would see m. xcajoie and awindle Englishmen, who me neither angry nor discogteged by the ¢&oo‘rm‘y that they have been cajoled and awhdled. No wonder Americ ins and 911119118 “Yoon down in docks on the 'k_]lhf`lelaadorl." _ _ 1-E-1 In Edltor’s Opinion I the afarveiloua Restorative Qual- '_` lien of Dr. Chaae’a Nerve Food. Ira. A. R51-`a.wcett. the well-known editorand proprietors! The Leader and Recorder. Toronto Junction writes :- “It la very selcltm that 1 neec. medl- dne of any dcscription. but tins spring I got ao badly run down and out of aorta generally. that 1 became some- 'what'aiarmed. Chancing to read a &tlmor.ial about the results derived from Dr. Chase`s Nexve Food, from a gentleman whose case seemed to be Identical with my ov n. I purchased a D08. and commenced using it. “The result was 'imply marvellous. Iwas benefited from *he ret, and econ restored to my usua~ good health. I Qvei felt better in my life 'than I do low. To tell the simple' truth, I did lvf have very great faith in any medi- '~lr.~+ until I used Ds. Chase; Nerve -`<" f‘ 'ina now I have no hesitation di h re t _ remed _ Y ..-_ Jha.se’s Nerve Food. the -qeat 111 restorative and blood builder is -maths hosts of cures in all parts of its broad Dominion. Gradually and iomughly it builds up the system and overcomes weakness and disease. 'Yeats a. box. all dealers. or Edmun- 1 Bates & Company, Toronto. lilii THE HIGH GLASS HEAR TRADE New and choice lines of imported gm&--all prices, 3 for 25c, 10c, l5c hill 20a straight, 2 for 25c, 3 for 5Oc ~ Q6. A box of 50 El Cesar for $3.40 In Hemaca $3.50 per box of 50. _laniesnpfs Drug Sling. P. e. |_._3_i|iwiv D0l`llNI~ON DAY. Iloursiou return tickets at ONE 11%] FARE will be issued iovaaud toall stations. Juno 29th hd July Ist, good to return' up to i July 21d, 1901. I Tickets are not good for passage Clvillljoarney v dats-of -issue. On ‘Midday J uly lst tho* for Beavis and Georgetown will not leave Gnflottotown until 4.45 p. m., dandard time. 6. A. SHARP. Superintendent' A`d3R£C.\‘l lNVA$lON. J \`__,`;,r> N (Aw _ ,»~._._-_;(-_ .» .,,E_~ --_j -M . .L__>__,__- _ p. ,. i EE r-I-1 ‘ I L i ' ' ' ° *=‘=' Ch;-lgglggg N-ggtlll in terror for their livee and property, even while the Europ-_ __ _ __ __ _ _, _ A A, W new . s me maui Yaris THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1001. i gnu ~ HOOP! ..l‘8l!1llll ill LDS ¢0\\H¢l'Ie i. V ‘ - ` #_ ,f , 'I ¥ _i, ‘ 1 S ` it f a1zm~.1N/».Nn me uNiTsD srsrss. Thelmvrw D°v=r°r 11" - _ _ `f,_ _ _ ` _ ‘ ~ if “ .posed, nor have Prince Tuan and their T A ' ,V H355 CUE 11)!! yQQ No observer of the drift of events in the two Great Anglo-Saxon countries can bs oblivious ot the fact that both countries are becoming moreand more imperialistic. In Britain the Conservative party has long stood for what might be called the irnperialistic idea. The Liberal party un- der Gladstone and while he lived, stood ln afgeneral way opposed to furtherllexten- Nsion of the Imperial domain, and in favor of the broad principle of the “consent of the governed." The Boer states were ,given their independence; Gordon was left to perish in Khartoum; the country was committed io withdrawal from Egypt, and Home Rule for ireland *was advocated. British Liberals came to grief. The great party was disrupted; the Liberal Unionist party was formed, and eventual- ly was driven into fusion with the .Conser- vatives. Today Home Rule finds less sup- port them at any time in fifteen years past. Even what remains of the Liberal party is hopelessly divided on that ques- tion, and-also divided on a policy for South Africa. A section of-the party still favors giving the Boers their indepen- dence. The Conservative party is a unit and many leading Liberals are also in fa- vor of the established policy of conquering p . . In other words the Gladstonian policy is discredited at home and abroad, Home Rule is not now entertained. We stay in Egypt, have conquered the Soudan, 'and the imperialistic policy which in 1877 pro- claimed the Queen Empress of India is every where dominant. ` The like change has come overthepublic policy of the United States. The war with Spain gave the Republic large insu- lar possessions beyond the seas. The cry of “imperialism” was raised and a larg= secticn of the population, mainly under Democratic leadership, opposed expansion ofthe national domain and claimed that the new possessions should be given their independence. But this advocacy has not availed against the strong trend of public sentiment. The doctrine, “What _we have we hold" _is not less popular in the States than in the Mother Land. S0 itcomes that many millions beyond the from the consent of the governed. This imperialism, no doubt, and the term is distasteful to democratic ears, but it is vain to protest. ` The fact is that expansion isin the &'b'U'J§\‘l\U 554 zsi. '° !“n.n. 5*' '_ gxgjt ,O v ill: * stuns thee ~ '- ..;_ - iv I 1 ‘ 1 ~ ‘ piercan or $1.00 : Coxn9r per an or $l.00 “' ° Tomatooe 90 pea' can e “it Q per doa. -. ' I Canned Apple 20gper 3-allot; __ iw’ _ ' 7 enklns & Sun. _ _ I' -\¢}»,\,.,l,i__»;`!'g,:,._i.~,y|-'~,._'!_. luliil., wiv. in L- , \ 1 Canned Goods fi; 2 and Jams * tin. _V _ ' _croeseaBiaelwdJJeaee_orted_1on:e tg lie each. If I Ailnewgoom. Cashouly. _ _ 2; 4 _,_.4' ( _ . _ _ ,_ _ __ _ _ _ ` _ . __ gl 1; I t it. Th D tl 1 when then `te in poor and the aleq .:" °. 1: f » »f»»=»»"”°t »"=i»~ a »-1__-r-W e n ° S “S ”m“°‘ germ. Youcanfortifythe yagainst weakened and disintegrated astheLiberal ' i B 'ta' This ' artl but order of the day. ` Fertilizers Bone, blood and tanage, It was on this last proposition that the ~ seas ar°e being governed from " ribk than an ire- Washington (for their good, no doubt), \ br;thjngdm§on_ but in defiance of the principle that ‘ all can’_t be avoi ed. They Governments derive their just powers -i are m ther all ‘W brgathe' is _ . party ls n n ln' ‘S P 7’ the vital power cleanses the system oi not wholly, due to its opposition to expan- ‘ ,jogging ,mp,_u»i;i¢5, ¢m-i¢h¢5 ¢h¢ 51904, sion, and partly because of its position on Huis Y-he 5_t?m°»*`;h and °¥8“nS °f l' and nutrition in working condition, lo the silver question under the leadership ofl aut the gum ina, no weak or uinted Bryan. For these two reasons mainly spot in which to breed._ “Golden Medi- the party has weakened, and Republican- L whisky of other intoxicant' ' ism, so-called, but Imperialism in fact, is' “Your kindness to neu; ckea target." to-dayasdominantin the United States §¢gf°°5;§`g déggfzd of ' ' as is Conservative Imperialism in Britain ;i:£n';E;‘,,,{ §c',§le,b°a§’;§;,§°§h E,°,';;3,,f,°§ plana - eo - a eve in a read rn. - . aad the British Empire. A .reaction may bomb mnsfiwkdftns fm, umm' depnsé ' ' add 'd' t. Wh I nrstwrot t 1 come in both countries, but it is not yet :h°uK§{P§’*;°;§’d “be mai I ,ing {`°k“g in sight. Britain will'hol:l South Africa, Si! DOUICS Of DY- Pi¢f¢_¢’| G°1d¢U M°dl°*1 D1* covery, and my health n.s_ now good. You haw J _ _ and the United States will hold the my honest recommendation to allsuderere." i __ ‘ I If ,_ Asgiossxon world impemusm . is mel ' ' .. ing a Gi-and Athletic meet ` UIC C- A. A. A. térxpunds. Charlottetown. l ' ` `LI OF EVENTS. ` _ I I _ ' One~Miie Bicycle ' _ I' . Quarter-Mile Salvage Corps _ , . - _ _ _ Putting 16 lb. Shot ~ _ 8Eo-Yards Run. Open » _ i " 309 Yards Hook and Ladder Race _ __ “_ D.‘d,, Kane’ Pm’ u. to Firemen only legion. The box is imitated, I .:_)4oY§r<1fs1l§u1x;s. agen ` BC* 1 ¢ C C€ "‘,,.~..°.°“*"§‘° °°;““',,‘““ "‘°"° °‘ “‘° . ._ #ess r“l‘°° i=~ are mimi an the name-Dodd'a ° “ “Z Q an * Ye’ ° a 5~ °-»_ °- » Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitation: are day ']\§-:dt dose wlththe Secretary on Thus V' ‘ dangerous. Thaoriginallaaafe. Dodd'a ta - _ ,lousy mn. sen e fepmuos. Jmxa. C-`§sR'MA_Ns ' E-HEARM Chairman. 2Secy. Com. W” 5”' B990 or they woulda’-t imitate. 6-gig. So they end. on tha ,~¢,,,,¢,,¢;°,, of Dodd-, _ ve --- ~' *-~ - - n -~ rich in plant food, quick in “ liiasey run. Doss: be sseeivea. 'rss-e V action, and .lasting in effect. ‘ _ Nitrogen (Ammonia),Phcs- phono Acid and Potash are f needed. These are contained the political adherents been beheaded, nor lawful authority. The talk of the par- , ~_ _' - , _ ` ’ fi, r has the Emperor been restored to his _ l ‘ U0 a tition of China has ended in'talk, and the V _ ,A V, _p _ I ,' '_ __ g Ofcourse China must pay an indem- nity, which. if it is as dimcult to collect .» -_ =»;f A . Q '__ ,,_, as it has been to dx the amoiiht, will be' ' ‘ it ke‘ ps ¢1hin~gsmYrégh avery uncertain asset. It seems ti be only heard "by the hearing of the ear, sive resistance and the plea of inability suffered defeat. They have been paraly- all. It has been a sorry sort of war that has been conducted, and it has ended in- definitely and ingloriously. Beyond the rescue of the Legatlons and missionaries from their peril there is handlya single feature which can awaken satisaction. And missionary efforts in China, always dangerous and laboric us, will have their difliculties enormously increased and their prospects of good diminished hereafter as the result of the war. _ ~ f J; _ 4~ ~ .1-e== Many peo le are afraid of hosts. -Few Eeiplinag afraidof €’et the ghod h e i and t isa ac. f' ...rm -- magniied _ to a aize equal =° l *I its terrors it would appear ¥ more ter- th;_h water we dnntllrl germcano pros- ? shea the oon _, _ _ , ___` _ Penoml “mation tomoh - -ANn- e V great powers to China has proved a sad S idisappointment. They marched to Pekin, 4 4 ____ no doubt and rescued the Legations. ’ 'A °' 1.. lnimiiiliv lulll-illil *But no t t t re about 3 to return, it is not felt that the Legs- Fi -Q21-1 tt t _ t dh ld ' Q TCIIICII 0 af O C OW11 B CD 0 ` ` ' on the abdve date on _ ; _ rco Yards Rnn0pen A Half-mile Bicycle éoo-Yards Hose Reel '» ~ Y Yds R zzo- a un Throwing x6 lb Hammer High urnp Three°IMi1e Bicycle A, \' ,»,,»'g.\. Gharlcifefown_ still more engaging prospect of thef ‘ :_ '7 . *_* ‘ ;_ V M; S’ ir "open door" for trade leaves ue with the. ` _V _ `~ 3 door no wider ajar than it was before the ' Boxer rising. ,, _ ¥€nerally conceded that the Christian all ' G' “ ' L- L _»--*if ” =’ ’ " F15' Screens and Doors powers have disgraced themselves by the appalling crueliies and shameless A ~ the H lootlngpracticed by their troops. Some ' I p W p l ._ 0 w l€8 Ht millions of Chineselfiwho b¢f°1‘° b°§¢.._. "' A V M if , i 2 , i ‘ . -._ an A I n ' I v 41 S I XJ gl* will hereafter have stronger reasons' than D d d & R before for stigmatising the Western people 0 0 wrmign devils". andthe pity or it ;» .. 17,000 yarcls;of~_Se_rges, l:fancy._Blisters, .Fancy ,Lastres ` _ _ that Christianity will be discredited for , V H M N l ' ` ` A' H 4 ' M ` ‘ U * 4°’ °°' * ` eenerarionsw come by what hae been Caslimeres; Brilliantines, Stripes .and'» many other' leadin ~LQ°‘de"5 "1 Hud _ done and permitted by the Christian p V ware powers. . ' _ - . ~ cloths w' th r 5 _ - The fact is that Chinese diplomacy,pas- ’ $1 Jr for 7 C to pay indemnity have largely won the _ _.L 1);; dinit1'br.h dr ' ` ' _ se nterac on y e gree osome J ,E3 _ ,' N a eace in South Africa at whatever cost { and the mutual jealousy and suspision of I5! (En ia' Rooms _ Now Block Vvants . can’tbe lilies! as wel; by any piano as by the BIDHHIS. 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