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_ Kiusiznrsv, Ont.,
5 Feb. 5th, tgox.
‘The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
A Toronto, Ont.
` Dear Sirs,--I write you to tell you
iwhat a good thing I have found in
(DR. FOYIl.ER’S EXTRACT
_OF WILD STRAWBERRY.
We always kept it on hand in my
mother’s house, because we found it
invaluable for Diarrhoea, Dysentery
and Summer Complaints of all kinds.
Since I have been married we use
it in our home, and I can truthfully
say that it saved my baby’s life when
he was nearly dead from Diarrhcea.
Yours truly,
Mas. 1. I. Wanna.
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Crown
I
Gem Jars
_ We have alarge supply of
GEMJABS and asthe pre-
serving season is now on. will
sell especially low.
Pinto 6: each.
 Qnarts 7c each.
 *gallons bc each.
si Rubber Rings I2¢ don
i.n.lilcuson & oi.
it  -
We are now sellinv the hes
E o
glide of Granulated Sugar
R ipoints per lb.
aaoents per lb up. '
Beer 6: Goff
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and it hits pretty hard sometimes.
this would be more than couuterbalanced
' 1 in tumors. cnmtorrrarown Arruncs anwsrto srsnmnmrncnsr    A
Ari Independant journal, nutramanelled an
fearless; aiming to be
Just, impartial, Reliable. Newsy,
seeking at all times to further the best interests
of the people. and recognized therefore ns
The IPeop1e’s Paper.
Published nt its ofiices, New Prowigc Block
North side gost ofiice, at the following rates
ble' \
pays in a rrincez-
Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one
month asc. per i . . . . . . . .
._ ._ . . . . _ . . . .
._ $3.00
Semi-weekly Eydition (Wed. & Sat.) per
vear $i._<n: in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
_ .$1.25
Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25
ln advance ........................ _ . _ ........ _ .$1.00
Branch Offices
have’ been established at the following places
where subscriptio as may be paid, news urriish-
ed, advertising, job work and other business
transacied:-
aummerside, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C.
Bs ker, Manager.
Alberton, Allerton Bookstore-G. S. Miittart,
Agent.
Souris East, Telephone thee-P. G. Seaman,
Anfeiit
I. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. H_OOD,
Elitor _Business Manager.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1901. i
r §Af~r€ 1 f A-A -A4-A '
The Kingston Whig remar! 1 upon Hon. ‘
Mr. Foster-‘s protested absence of anxiety
to get into Parliament by saying: “Like
the average old maid, he is waiting for a V
proposal.” _
Brewirg prospers in South A'.~ica not
withstanding the war. The South A 'rican
Brewing Company has declared its usual
dividend of 5 per cent with z n addi-
tional bonus of 125 per cent, making 171';
per cent protii f, a total of $741,010.
'Ihe esteemed Pioneer, which is being
admirably conducted by Editor Currie,
gives little aid or comfort to any ot the
few pro-Beers who reside in this fair
Island. The class of citizens who think
their own country is always in the wrong.
and her enemies always in the right,
deserve all that the Pioneer can give them
11,-
New Zea‘and has had s. commission in~
quiring into the desirability ot that Colony
entering the Commonwealth. The report
money boi rowed by the State but
A French deputy has announced his in-
; *_ I-E11' EH F801! I I I (RNs tA?:;':2;‘;“;:i2i that on the 23th instant she received the
following telegram from Lady Aberdeen
referringto the Canadisn_ women’s ad-
dress to the Queen; _ '
5‘Address_ presented to-day. Queen
wishes best thanks of King and Herself
conveyed to Canadian Women."
The French press exul*s over the recent
achievement. of one ot their submarine
beats, 'which during the recent naval
manoeuverssuoceeded in entering the har-
bor of A jercio, and there, unseeh and un-
suspected discharged a _dummy torpedo
been a loaded tot peclo it would have des-
troyed the ship. It appeais, however that
the submarine boat was F ‘st towed by a
bor, and that at the time no special pru-
csutions were taken against a submarine
attack by those On the war-ship. These
are hardly the conditions that would or
could exist in actual ivarinr-. None the
less the increasing e-Eolency of French
submarine craft is causing some concern
among the navrl powers. `
Mr. John A, Cooper, L L. D., editor ot
the valued Canadian Magazine has given
Charlottetown a brief vuitc-up from
which the following is an extract;
"Charlottetown, P. E. I., is _known
throughout the land as ‘sleepy hollow!
It is the dingiest and most unprogtcssive
city in the east., The Provincial buildmgs
are a disgrace to an enlightened com-
munity, while the whole place seems to
have given itself up in disgust. Never-
theless it contains white people with blue
blood, people with education and culture
and wealth, people who might bc great
if they would take the trouble.” ,A
The above is a very prejudiced opinion,
and the allegations are untrue. Having
resided for ten years in Ontario wears in
a position to affirm that Charlottctovi .1
will compare nf‘t uufavorably with any
town of the same sire in that Province*
We have passed the stage of to"¢`roads,
still in vogue up there. We have; pure
water to drink, while Toronto _ igrinks
from the same basin into which  dyein-
age is poured. OurParliament buildin
town’s present size had neither sewerage
nor water supply, althourh it was tb=n
" 0
against the side ot a warship. ~I-lad it\
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_ 1 A _ . _ A _ M
It Pays to _Buy at Perkins’  
iimeritan A  
li vein s  
The Goin _Skirt Supporter  
tug to a convenient point outside the h: "- \ , ' _ ' A
Marla Antoinette Dip Buckle _  
Chatolain Bags   _
Finger Purses _
Rubber Ileolti Hat Pins A
Satan AA fold “ Belting
The Ideal Hair Retainer   1
  20th Century llair Brooch  
Shopping bag Tops
Transparent Laos Collars
Ladies' outing Har.. 
We are daily receiving new goods gud
you vnu and that “if its new ies
here” at the lowest price. ` _
r. Pi ms ii   ci,    
i _The Million-v Leaders *   
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is, on the whole adverse to union. The  g°’l_- ~- _ _..._ A _ -a. _ - I  _ ,E __ ._ _
_ , any town ot 1l,\. i people in Gffntario j'_ \ _ _ I V
’ possesses. Better stsumers ply in 9,114  _ _ _  I _ A _ 0 ' _
' out ot or* lierbor than visit Toronto.  "1 A _A AA _A  f  A '
_ A A _ _ _ _ _ ,_by4Jther disadvantqges.   1 _ ~  » A f _ '_ ' I ‘ ' _.r _ _A: ' 1
1 _ _ Ottawa when it was twice Chnrlotte-_,_" AA _ _  r A  _  _  __
Asc Brown Sigar from _ _ _  _,_  _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ .9  _
g'-*"1 "°*" -°i~*°°°-°ff'_""__' "'°*" *"';:{`__*__*"'   course thg right ts Sli) 011 j\1l‘l¢S will _~ _ 4 "__*__ ___ I ' _ `
lilllllhlhll fi. 00
  Fire, A `
Marine,
Lil?
ea
Representing the leading British
Companies. '
§°°°°°°°°°°§
Repair 8 'A I
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iioirgieiispieiiuiiis
inese has been so preat for
mouths it has been a.nmst im-
orders on time.
arises. What
ru _
a
turn out
nr 'mae
is Btted
Mod
ern
none but
better
satisfac-
establish-
hiovrhow
our work.
_ pneera, Bscliiuists and
Char-
RGE
hrimhilot
Pnsss.
U
$25
el
_ is to produce the very llne-t devoted lert
_ for cigar wrappers.
.A _ot those Canadians who had heretofore
N    addst  
itewart & Co., §
when Sumnisiiéd as jurors, and the pens!-
A leadingtobacco-grower of Tarifville,
Connecticut, believing that the quality ot
can be improved by being grpwn in the
shade, has this year experimented quit;
supported by a flame work on posts, a rod
apart, set three feet in the ground and ‘
rising nine feet above the surface. One
of the fields under a continuous robfis
eight acres in area, another ot four and a
halt acres, another 'ot tour 5 and
`teet_high. Theobject ofthe new process
i 1|- `1
" Dr. Goidwin Smith writes to the New
York Evening Post that_the imperialism
oi' the United States has cooled the ` 'ardor
i advocated thepolitipalfunion of-the
_ You dominate Cuba and Porto
You annex the Phillippiues, in this case
_burninir the De¢lars'tion'ol Independence.
The process is not lil.ely to end here,
jespecially as your own _Southern States
are epparentiy reve:-t'~ig~ix'rw\‘5io"isIat`
(lations, which early with them the _ poll
t`.cal_teudencies_ ot slavery.; .The lmpell
j ing force, apparently, is the eiiving ottlie
`_ capitalist for newdeldl of exploitation 'to
unlikely that the 'visionotr the slave
ownerfwill be fuidlled. _ Ciba;
-object of his desire, you control. ,Yon
 probably everything north ot'Pau
ibeoperatedwithservile labor. Itis  A  .'  
THE PAIN OF SORE FEET. ~
bathe the feet in warm water and then
rub them with Polson’s Nerviline. It
takes out the soreness, reduces swellin gs
inviizorates the tired muscles tones up
from becoming sore again. hervillne is a
protection and safe A _guard against the
the pains and aches of the entire Tamil
and cures rheumatism, neuralgia, tooth
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a ha‘*, another of three and a illalfr' A T r = _: -`~‘
' `hich'6umost need at tHe "
and a smaller field of one" and a  _ it 7 I‘  il ad  lg
half acres. The tobacco plants in the dit- $33; if; ;::i;”'5';’:d L; 110'?" (M,  “pw 46 _ _   _ -__ _ _ __
_ferent “tents” arenow from three to seven A A 56% y '  `  ‘ ‘_  _ 1   _ x 
     
S . _ _
_ Cgltvéiega Pei 
etc, etc., for the bath. 
Combs, _ 
Tooth Brushes. ii'

etc, for the t `
Salin  ,
, etc., 'ii
A The Square Drught
Sunnyside.
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_wniimenie was Indies-,  _I _ .2

uma. The Canal   
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penetrates through the pores of the skin __
Court House, Post Odice, College, “ _ _   i
co ° 'one find that the l '
a £13183! xiould be that 8 yoigei schools, _Hospitals, Cathedral, and
_rata of interest would be had on
churches arecollectively quite as g{&d as 'lf ' A _ i _ A _ _ ~ r '~ ,_
_ _ i' _
_ A , _ _ X
ptentiou of introducing a bill in the Cham~ the Federal gapiiy. A It' isifairly upto Dr,  i  _  A  V' `
ber to provide that women shell .S1533 Qogper 9° retract his siatemenfs or
Jumrs’ halt °f “wh -7°’-7 t° be “nach "3 furnish some evidence in the r suppoi..
. . 'ef _ 1 A.: I . l ;  __ "D _‘lv J ~ _ X I ' I -
‘Erencii  1¢3"i1t¢t`ie1-Irisltor ot any intelligence has    
ggaldegrees end to practise attboA_hii`r. V85-demhd om. Ci,” '  __ __ _ _,_     _  _ ' ' _ _ _  _' _ '_'
carry with it lil the Qbugalimll W Q? _WA 3'" "‘“"'*-" '~'~""-"'f"“£' . I  “ ` _ _
tiés for refusal orneglect to attend w"' be ` _ i _ I,  ~1_
Just about the most tantalizing of all A A _ _
the Same *S for mem ains comes from sore feet. To get relief ' _ _ _ _ ` 
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tobacco leaf is injnried by the hot sun and me °il'°\119-f»i°D» #D5 I D1'€V¢D§B _*-116 feel A* + » ~i f n A.
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 "   ii  Light W¢ishfA Und¢f¢l°thina _
   For Warm Weather
In cotton, light," smooth and soft ' '_
_ ` AA * :50cents persuit. - __
Nicely Finished Balbriizgan fine as silk '
fA _  90centsper suit A A
Beautiful soft Merino _  ~ A A
4 it \ AA $l.0O_per suit  V 
Something extra line in -light weight? natural wool, Anioely hnished
A As\6‘ii'i ouui¢e¢r».‘rsirts 
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