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Reported He Proposes Tariff Concessions to France for Like
_ ~ I A' British Sub ect to His fiin er Ti s. But' Un°Enlish. sa” 
Treatment of-Canadian Products-Some French Journals I gc P ‘ 'g I
Attack Him But Are Reproved-British Press Opinion
Tonoxro, Aucrust 24.-The ‘Telegram’s
I_~;\i»le from London says: “The Times
publishes ;\ special despatch from Paris
which says Sir Wilfrid Laurier was
func-lied at St. Sulpice yesterday. He was
receiver. by Archbish Ip Bruchcsfof Mon-
treal. who is in France at present. The
.Ion-espoiident explains the interest arous-
ed in the Canadian pr=:mier's second visiti
to the country is due partly to the pride
the French people possess in the thought
that he is a greatly distinguished French
L`.-inadiau living and, partly by what the
Times' representative calls the absurd im-
pression. but because although a British
subject, his ambitions are so tinctured
with American ideas, they look upon him
as serious danger to British imper’alisn1
»-_.---___ Wei.; ‘_ _ f
riirlme lmao
doesnottnkeinto consideration the one -
essential to woman’s _happiness-_.w°m.
‘lilly h¢81U1~ Theme is mmyawoman-
whose future seems-absolutely unclouded
who is marked by her ow-n condition for I
future disappointment and distress.
The woman who _._.
neglectlsherhenlth
is n eating' the
veryefgundatxon of
all good fortune.
For without health
love 10988 its lustre
and gold is but
dross.
Womanly health
may be retainedor
regained by the
use of Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescrip-
tion.1 Itestaglishes
regu anty, r i e s
the drains which
weaken w o rn e n ,
h e a l s inflamma-
tion and ulcera-
tion and cures fe- Q »
male weakness. It Q WE
makes weak wom- \ ’ I
en st ro n §, sick
women wel . " ' _
PiSick:o;nen nj; invxleld to oonsnlit Dr.
erce y etter ee. ocrrespon ence __
held as strictly 'vate and _ sacredly
oonfidenthl. Aidclign Dr. R; V. Pierce,
Bndilo, N. Y.
*I have taken six bottles of Dr. Plerce's Favor-
it_e Prescription," writes Miss M. Pg, of Orllla,
Sunooe Co., Ontario, “and two tlea of the
‘ Ptennnt Pellets’ as Xou advised for congestion
of uterus, ovanea, an weakna, and can safely
say that your medicine has been the means of
restoring meto good healthlliitwhichlhad
not had for over three yearn. until takin( Es-ntd
medicine. Ithankyonvery muehfqryour _
and prompt ntoentiontomy letter asksngndvicezl'
“Favorite Prescription” hu the testi-
mony of thousand'sof women to its com-
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknownand improved subd-
tntn m -its place.
Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets clear thc I
omqisnon andsweeoen the breath.
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The Whole Story
in at letter :
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Bnyiwliat You Need _
and Save What Yllll Call
Our Grocery Store chefs yOU 111'
ducements ‘not found any “’he_f¢-
else. Fair prices rule hefe
You cannot a50I'd t0 P353 
when you need alwthing Speqlal
in our line. DIOP in if Onlywv See
our store-
Butter and EggS`W9»11f°d-
las. Kelly & 00.
l . . -
I ' - ‘ _.4 Mutton per carcass
 E \  _' l Onions per ouuch .......... ..
‘ ~ ` Lettuce perbunch ......... ..
(naar mv1s’.) Cattle Dressed . . . . . . . . . . .
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P=°==;;»;f- F- 1°"-‘"‘~"°°“‘“°“ it 1 3.l‘.§’Ii5°.;.f.°.'.'.' "" "
5` Mom :__ .56 |E¢qu¢g_;ly _nee PZRB ` ` _ _. . .
` Davis’ P.u.\--Kxu.1:n we pam# 'in ¢_h¢ nm!"  l¥l`P-GD C5bb98¢-
mi. rheumazfm, miner. ffm °'¢“» °’!"' ; I Sweet Peas ................ - -
. blaim. era-mpc, and all nltlictlone whicih i Turnips _ _ _ _ _ _
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befall men in our position. I ll-B\’¢ U°_i`“°"h; par5|ey _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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muon in saying that PAiN~Ki1_§.zu as Celery r head" __ ____ 
buzz-mwdy to have nearathan an Buhler §`m, per'Ib_________
Used I==¢¢f9°”Y “"9 17:’-"°"' y' . Blueberries. .I _ .  _ . ._ ...... _ .
Two Sizes. 2511- *U5 5°°' b°m°°' I Raspberries . . . . . .
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I F SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
as Cecil Rhodes was in one moment of his
neresting to Parisian industrial' ,and
financial circles, yet to mock the scheme I
some French journals accuse Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, of making as his life work the
slow, relentless destnuction of French in-i
fluence in Canada.
“The truth of the matter is that the
French journals have never forgiven Can~l
ada’s action in giving assistance to
Great Britain in her war in South
Africa.
f
this class, und, speaking r thlnkinsz
Frenchman, remarks that the nationalists
are insulting 'the Canadian prime
minister. whom they look upon as too
loyal for a. man of French origin, and says
‘you cinnot t a.ch political geography to
cafe chantant patriots. They should
understand that the secretof this loyalty
resides in the English colonial policy!
This hits the nail on the head, the Times _
despatch says.
“The Daily Chronicle says Sir Wilfrid
Laurier in Paris is 'proving almc-sb as
greatatrial to, his kinsmen a.=»‘Ge1ieral
Bothals proving to Leyds, the bosom
friend of Kruger. '
“The Daily News, referring to the re-
ported intention of the Canadian premier
°cre
asks, ‘What would Chlcnial S.. tary
Chamberlain have said if the Transvaal
had attempted a similar deal under con.-
vention without consulting him.’ =
"TheDai1y News says it isa trideodd
that the sequel-to the private conference
atIDownin§strect, should be sorta! an-
nounced today from Pais. ‘
“Two hundred and fifty omcers and
men of the Canadian Mounted Infantry
are expected to arrive at Southam
from Liverpool for Canada per S. S. Lake
Erie ln September.
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Beef(smal1)§erlh1: ......... _ _
Butter (tres ) per lb . . . . . . .
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Chickensperpair .... 
Fowls per pair . . . . . . . . . .
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Flour per cwt_ ._ . . . . . . . . . . _ .
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Lard, per bus' set . . . . . . . . . . .
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Molasses . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . .
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Qagmegl, new, per own. . .
Hides per lb. _
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Frenchman of the Old and Nobler France of Days fBefo|_n‘ J
_ ' the Revolution- _ ‘ ' ‘
Caffef- _ \ T_ p_ 0'g°n,,°,. pays a nofaiolé t,.ib,,,¢ j thinking of was the stateliness of manner, 1
Frenchmenx'ecoguize Sir Wi1f.id's‘I¢,othe wh01eF,.ench_Ca_Mdi,,_n ,.,,_._.e in the Ithe brilliancy of conversation, the I
patriotism as chiefly Cui:a.'lia,n_| ‘His visit' enthusiastic description of Sir Wilfred ,romance of gallantry, the ease of fortune
is not only for the purpose of visiting his Laurier which appeared in a recent num~ I and S‘“P¢1`i°1”i"Y 10 °l`dlDB!7 °81‘¢5'» Whmh I
ancestral home. but to facilitate negotia- ber of "M A. P," _ were the characteristics of that wonder-
tions for better commercial relations. In “Here," he says, “Is a man who _is ai f“1a‘i5t°°“°YI°ha5 l°°bb¢d 8115 9DFi9»V@<i
is reported that Premier Laurier propose British subject to his finger t‘ps; who has and fmmlllfd 011 I3ff'fH-20?, but m€8~Hl5im°`
to treat .France the same as England, and Shown a very ardent, 10;-m of Bm-,ish ' enj:>_ved itself in a érand manner, and did
vi ill reduce the tariff in favor of France patriotism; whose every word is. intended 3‘V¢"Ythi"3 with “@0515 air- 000 Uh¢?U8'i1U-I
hy 15 Der cent., Canadian products to to cement in closer bonds the different Uf the France °f the P¥`°`Y°V°l°ti°nar7 I
secure the benefit of entry into France at races of his own country; and yet never “mes “S We gazed ‘W the 10533 beautiful '
the minimum tariff. was there 5 mm who was more unmis- tlnszers of the delicate hands' of Sir
“nie Times' ¢01'l`€SDondent also says takably un-Emzllsh. Wherever you saw Wilfrid L"~°fi""*‘t U50 P¢l'f°°iii°U °f
that the result of his visit will be' the him you must have recognized _ln him the fe"’¢TF 1if»ii`0 ¥€EWl%°-8-li *F119 BPD?-78998558
establishment of an ocean service wltha strain of that brilliant race across the and °P°° f1`3nk”e§*‘» and 7°* 511° '1l'1miSi°I
Subsidy Sf $800,000 francs from both noun- _cha.tinel, whose sons have done so much gk-“ble Ia” *md di5_¢fe°i°n Wim- Whidl 11°
tries. The scheme wiii be advanced ro- 1or1etners,1ii»¢r+.y sua civilization. fIiS°\1SS¢d~¢veryb°dy and everything- ,Ib
wards reiimion, and is profoundly in- _“Bun sir Wilfred Laurier is French iH1° Wwder that he has such e "hold
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“The Courier de Soir happily repraves I
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to offer preferential tra atment to France |
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Bb0ll§ Tl’|\ll'Sd8Y l.\€Xt. Théy Win Sill `    - V
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ten to twentv minn tes. ‘ I
_ TS’ modern Parisian, Sir Willtad strikes one ians who are inclined. to belittle their
(C°l'l‘€¢I3€d °V¢l'Y °5d3~V- as rather an 'old-world type of French
_ ` . \ ~
Kumronr Powders wninbs cure fr°m"**°°ll¢lh"_°¢1}WfY- Like his °“'“ Pi¢°¥l*~ n°"" °' “QF” “°°1." ' `  ‘” f '  `
“wus sein-retain-in their 1»n'¢usgsexpns»‘ S°"l’ ‘ ""°“1°g‘“° ”°°`°°i’~ °‘ ”`°f
i. _ h _ _ _ h __  _  man, _but of the race must come asa sharp;
" °°3ui“I" are *“'° °"°t'° t ° “F “F F ° rebuketothose lsnglisli-speaking Canoxl-
WANT
- French compitriots as iff they were an in-
man He has less enullient vtvaci ,less ser er braneh of the people gf F;-a,n¢¢,=
B¥P8llS\V¢D¢SS, \1\01'3 é10W\1@SS Of mmf- lseeming to forget that whiie the fever of yn, ygfkigmgagaegxugayexhg
Imeot and eeremonlousness of manner the revolution is still running riot in the ___
Itban one finds in the present day French, veins of the Frenchman of France, and W' A" 1° you mon” on it
_man. You think of him razher as theIpersistent irreverauce is hardening 'intIo‘ ""'* dh “id-
companion of Talleyrand and Chateau- i atheism, the Frenchman of Canada com
I briand than of Walpeck-Rousseau andilbine the simplicity and hardihood of theI   Z M `
V . I I- . If ,7’)  ¢ p : s o .
" Tallyrand, “knew the real charm of life Istatellness of the "grand .=eig~neur”’- of the
I in France, WYIO did 110% NYC b€f0l'é ¥»heI`,` eiirhteeuth century. and st'1l raitalny _ their  pmgagrs, Engineers,
_Revolution-” Whit- _d0UbI>i€S$. T16 WBS ‘fancient devotiontothe God of theirfathexs, p Maehmists and Boilermakers,
I I steam Navigation Qu s Wharf,
M Henri Rochefort Nobody s d IGalllc ea._a.nt. with the dignity ,audi
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Cocraze C tv, Mass., I Ang. 24.7-The
i Methodists began to-day their 67th annual
series of meetings here. The sermon _in
the afternoon was presented I by the Rev.
-Bishop--D.-A Goodall, D.D., _of Chatta-
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fx ‘ " "" c "” _ _ 1 ' .I _ -_ " ~ Charlottetown.
I AERONAUT FELL 1200 FEET- i ty THEY AREGOOILV _ ‘  1, ‘mum
 Daxvn.I.1=.',It.t.. A_ug.23.-At*the'IIc;der, _ ' ~ _ -- _ _ `  
fair yebiierdiy 8»f%¢l'l'\00D. 12.0Q0`*-IPBGQIE Jean Boivue Returns a Thousand Thank fi _ ""'-"""'-___ '
saw tb9 serffnaut, L. W-,s8ften)‘0f`  ' ta Doddvs   ° -  . _
w¢ir<Mi¢h.>,r»i11,ooJfeet. Wsefriis tu I _ .» I.    _ _  _ _ I
loose from ms moon his parachute fini-Ii i §L'£‘f-t;~*3I-Z‘§R»_ Qi;-1 fh‘;'i‘;°“ 8
toopen.Hisfeet were drive into th: ” _ F5. °"“ ° _ ,“ __ ,__  _, ,J __
th ix inches,and there was a Wm. terrible malady ofthe kidneys tnd=izav--‘__ """”
isadlunds fracture of both legs. He may, i"f¥ b¢¢I1 cured wfl1P\¢i§l7  D°‘m:*‘j ‘gan Bags Ex S S
,.¢c°,,,,_. ` ,_ _ I _ IKianeyPi1is,m°ss.Jean Boivue onine IRS; lngmeel’ 11°"
 _ - '  ~~ ‘p1acesays= -' _ 4 _  I e ow
,  ’ ‘_‘I was very ill. The Kidney Trouble., ~ N,
_ v ‘r  FAILMLY  I au sed me a greaodeal of pain and_fQrced §“,°§3,,g,g; “
I ‘Ov ngtot e art. ca m°`_¢_l'!1 8.8 . Imetoriseeveryhourduring-thenmf I t. ii ~ 
I mw$_t”§:°d&§§§¢f§t§r°f:$>‘f  ‘-1 was sa.-.iseafes use _norway xiassyq
 kidv\_eys,“4_snd' as Dr. Che_sbe’s 'Kf4,ll`¢.'?_°,W¢1"_ Pius 'md ‘fwfr t“ki°31_ .3 °h'_3*"t."'?°I7m°°‘? ,I “
,Pills oljethernostfprornnt .t»_h§x0ug_h yfonnd_myself; ecmpietelyenred. ;  _
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REV. R. VI- SAMWELL, OTTAWA.
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: wen, of sc. lie`m»¢w"é church.; this city.
I<neef1=efe*:s»lesHe_¢ee_;f1*i¥ee'= °f ef"
and leaves a widow and :four children.
I ‘I say this because they cured me.'No1`v I
5 I  sleep you _s11i§iiigiip_“vv'x_thpgit :is-II To 
‘ings - 'F ' '  , " r I" 1  ' 
“I e~m've1_-y~mneh` pleased to- have rs I; Good curious of every
1' gained my health and I sayfthanksfatis uon,andgsedhorse=,wel1
thousand times to Dodd’s Kidney Pills, I” f°' “"9
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white with black stnpe
We have also a new luxe f belts greek
zcyc er, for the athlete 0 gon mga and
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THE UP T0-DATE FURNl$lri£
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We are at it sgsm
Better this year thanmever.
Bing usurp if you /want any
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Pasteunized Milk Factory
Our Gt. George and Fitzroy Sta.
Phone 238
Ca'town izeod
4%
Queen Street
Under Mggzasnggt.
( tennis; o by )
mtv moan
Good ho ll groomed
fffmn 1::=¢».°'g¢i1_" us: sf.:
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We will be pleased to qnoieycn
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, on behalf off the government. bg!   rw” -‘° On
 ed Caprain Freeman;_t>if»t.h‘ef,H‘iw$€;\ s`&_sm-__; x
_ or Bodom with a save;  j_  Larg B .
nitlon of his devotioii  _ll-' 8 rm ’
his vessel sway from St, Pierre, li[is‘1~.e¥1ii`-'ff ¢ rnorxttrols.
iqne, when that town _ was,  by- 5°°’d u
` the eruption of Mont.  l
man has previously receiredsthgye Qedars I
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