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4 - .._.| 1 7%
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P1 |-i nl- '_ _ i-_,Ti nl "
HAY IN GUTTERS.
The Fredericton Daily Herald suggests
thatthe hay crop in the gutters of that
ity be cut before Lord Minw and party
\rri\'e.
LA- -- ___ A _ _¢ _ 7 *_
loadacho, Biliousness
and Liver Complaint.
lronblelome and Obstlnate Ailments
Which Yield Promptly to the
_ Searching and Thorough Action
I of Dr. Cha.se’a Kidney-Liver Pills.
In nearly every family there is more
or less suffering from liver disorders,
hilionsness and headaches, and no home
should be without a cure for such de-
,rangements Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver
;Pills are wonderfully prompt and effec-
ztive for all such disorders as well as
=for dyspepsia. and constipation. They
gare the greatest family medicine ever
§discovered, as is testified to by thou~
lsands of people.
; Mrs. Faulkner. 8 Gildersleeve place,
ETOYOMO. S8381--“After doctoring with-
iout success for biliousness, liver com-
zplairit and sick headache for over three
iyears I am glad to testify to my appre-
ciation of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver
Pills. At first they seemed a little
strong. but being both searchingend
thorough in their action, amply repay
any inconvenience by after results. I
am f@¢1iI18 better in every way, and
my headaches have entirely disappear-
ed. Dr. Chase’r. Kidney-Liver Pills
are certainly the best I have ever used,
and I freely recommend them.”
One pill a dose, '25 cents a box, af all
dealers. or Edmanson, Bates & CQ”
Toronto.
1-' 'lm -.1 -; .. . .. ___m_:
Foods for the
Babies.
Hoi licks Nestles
Mellins Ailenburys
I.acta.1 ed Rid ges
Ma rtin ’s Robinsons
Peptogenic Wampo ei
Nestles Swiss Milk, all fresh goods.
J. o. .i.miEsoN,
The Medical Hall,
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DIRECT LINE
S.$. “ELLIO`l"’
Will resume- her regular
weekly saiiings between this
port and Sydney beginning at
ioon on
Nodnosday. July 24
R M¢MiLLAN.
i?y iSth, xgor-eod &. w 4m.
--_ '- f =l» B 5 U
Him) coil,
mug;
5. S. ELLIGT
-nUE-  
FRIDAY. i9th inst-
VJ ith 500 Tons of above
coal which will be sold low
vhile landing.
*cod wk K. MCMILLAN-
No_'r_|_cEz
All persons having any claims
vzainst the Prince Edward Island
Electric Co , will please hand them in
on or before the 20th init.
JAMES WADDELL
Superintendent.
~ my 5 nm. .
 --»» J- _ -_-Q.-- ~ i
If you want acood,stylis '
cu-tinge and s good horse, cs
or tele ihone
LIIIBEB’ LIYEBY
Personal ` attention io di oi-
ders. -
Phono 80.
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Steamer Jacques Cartier | -
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will be open for engagement
Fridays of each week.
Apply to
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THURSDAY, JULY 18. l90l.
 l
PROGRESS OF CANADA
IN THE CENTURY.
Volume IX 01 the valuable Nineteenth
Century Series published bv the Linscott
Publishing Company, London, Toronto
and Philadelphia, has been received. It
deals with the Progress of Canada in the
Century. The volume is uniform with
those of the series previously issued and 1
reviewed in these columns. The author
is J. Castell Hopkins F. S. S. who is so
favorably known to Canadian readers
that his name on a titlepage affords a
guarantee of more than ordinary merit
in the book. Mr. Hopkins has in this
instance brought to his task the vigor,‘
clearness, the painstaking care, the calm
but decided judgement, and the know-
ledge of Canadian history, and conditions
which have characterised his previous
works on Canadian subjects. "
Asasetting for the story of the can
tury’s progress the author in his first
chapter rapidly sketches three centuries
of British North American history, cover-
ing the period from Cabot’s eventful voy-
age down to the close of the 18th century.
This chapter is included in the first grand
division of the book, dealing with the
Formation of the Provinces, to which .in
all eleven chapters are devoted. Succeed-
ing chapters of this division deal with
Pioneer Work and Settlement; Elements
in the Making ofa Nation; the War of
ration of that eventful period; Early
Social Conditions in British America;
Early Educational Development; the
Foundations of Religious Progress; Early
Transportation, Trade and General Pro-
gress; the Foundations of Government;
the Evoiutlonof a Rebellion, and, Out of
Each of_these chapters affords an excel
isnt elucidation ofthe subjects indicated
in the titles, and we cite _them here in
order to give the better idea of the scope
and thoroughness of the entire work. -
Pars Two,entitlod The Formation of the
Dominion, deals in the same painstaking
way with the period between the legis-
lative union of the two Canadas in 1841
and the larger federal union of the four
Provinces in 1867. Here the reader is led
through the perioi in which responsible
Government was introduced and develop
ed; the times of the Ashburton Treaty and
of the Reciprocity Treaty; the stirring
political conflicts over the Rebellion
Losses, the Abolition of Clergy Reserve. =
and of Soignorial Tenure; the critical
period of the Trent Affair and Fenian
invasion. The inception and develop-
ment of the railway and canal systems,
with the resultant impetus to trade; the
formation and growth of the banking
system, the adoption of free schools; and
1812-15-an admirably clear, engaging and , /I I V   she mrbgme
just, while necessarily condensed nur- / _ `  5 banns, in the
“Aff 
the expansion of the leading religious
bodies, with all that went in those days to
makefor intellectual, social and material
progress are sketched in a masterly and
F - 1 1 1 _
ge sig 1_§ agar 
iiiiieiil =-
;‘ i stil °°
r&aE§§§§?
E-ittiiii
ii 20
  Kidney.
ofthe Canadianciieoplo, resulting in i
happy consummation in 1867.
Part Three is devoted o National De
velopment and covers the history of Can-
Government from 1867 down to tho close
and provincial arenas respectively a
tion of the lntcrcolonial and Canadian
the Dominion, the vast expansion o
manufacturing industry and commerc
our growth in education an-‘l liferatur
and flnallv the people and the country as
represented in true and well b linced po
pictures that are at once init active an
engaging. _
The volume throughout is admirable in
its tone and spirit. It is_ thoroughly
Canadian, and at the same time British,
but accords kindly and just treatment to
our older and more recent enemies or
rivals, French or American. It is a good
book for Canadians, for Englishmen and
Americans also to read, and will help
them all to a better _understanding of
each other. And we trust itmay do much
to strengthen the faith of each Province
in its sister Province and oi all Canadians
in the bright future which awaits the
Dominion. Mr. Hopkins has done his
work well, and its advent is timely.
 `
“If any one present knows of any just
cause or mpediment, why these two per-
sons shonld not be joined together in holy
matrimony, let him now speak.”
That is the challenge of the old marriage
service. It is
F V ._ l the challenge
_ 1  of church and
state, and
rarely is an-
swered. But
if that chal-
. ;__..1.__f *.%;‘f.”/71‘;ifjf¥~.
7- _'I  I 5.71’ i_ .,
//fr ,;,§ it §§r..i;::
2'/. ,_, l C.-fa "~, `
/// . //1/I \ .s:::°° :ii
`.
"~.~ -_
interest of
woman’s
_ I*  ,gssirn and
_ ___ __ . p mess.
I l_'~_-)_f,l"_`$;g_.§_Z\ _ 1 lphousands
< _ '  l:’.‘;...‘:.:*:.n
. *Q  have looked
f Q to marriages:
; in? the consum-
:pam
.if "'84
 mation of
‘ ' their etrthly
the Rebellion into the Union (of 1841). ggspiness, have found it a blight to the
~ y, amartyrdom to the mind. The irreg-
ular and painful periods of maidenliood
were looked upon as a part of the common
_afid ulccrated c ditiou of the womanly
marriage, can undo these sad consequences.
brief. lt .brings back lost health and
_ beautly. “Favorite Prescription”contains
no a_cohol, whisky or other stimulant.
. Nothing is f‘ji_1st as good” for women as
: the “Prescription” Acce tuo substitute
I cable advice in Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
3 .Mediml Adviser. Sent free on receipt of
_ stamps to defra cost of customs and mail
1 Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bn&lo, N. Y.
discriminating manner. The reader seems __ ` Q , ` * .  .  _
to feel the advancement made along many ` i s      -A 1' A
lines until the great idea of union took ~ v ‘  ' _ ~  
possession, first of the minds of leading - ~ ' _ _ _ ~ ~1 »
statesmen and afterwards of the minds _ ' 
ES
.dt una” its present federal form of    P'l’l"..9A
write dispassionately and Justly of thu    
.period because ofthe fact that tho me
_and the measuresto be dealt with a
l those with which the older class of reads
lespecially have been in personal touch,
lbut in our opinion M-. Hopkins has
" succeeded in treating them with a -rui-
_freedom from party bias and with a sound
and discriminating judgment. In this
of the century. It is the more ciimcult to
‘ ' is
re
rs
third division the history deals more
largely with political men and parties
than inthe preceding grand divisions of
the work, and tha_laading men oi the
'federation era and since ln the Iedoral
' re
brought under review, but other features
'of the national life are given their just
‘measure of consideration. 'lhe oornple-
Paoiiic Railways, the adoption of a pro-
tective policy, the external relations of
1.
9,
e
they were at the end of the century are
u
d
ti 
i_j’;§
ii?
IWNV*
The ever brr adoning utility,
of Golf Capes hu made their
original name amisnomer. It
become the inseparable
panion of all womenwho trove
by land or by water for the  t'i!;"“~"*'~
ease with which it can be 
choose from in all the best Amhitgim v- .A
` .H we River. lily lou., 1901
1 12 4 4i.iwsi-
II"‘.\’Ea.
ii*
Ar-recs meetings;
of llc Full Hootie
Kab-
C-A -;~.
`  the said
_UW!!,,-Iqlgvllt & ,Power
¢ll\l3_Ul»¢M€i0l_i d»Tlis Prince
‘ Island Efifctrio Gumpany_
¢£'s.»..».l[! .~.§i?FiIi..i’*’~5.¢
on or taken od.. and for the  
comfort and protection it! .. 
gives. We' have them at alll, _  3,, ‘ 
pam, ft-_tn sooo up to is so ,,_,»,,_,-M, ,,,f»,_,,,,-"v,,"“°"
Why not have a lock thionglrl bum at _ S,__ »~“A§'m»s
liar Steamer travelling Buge_ Ryu, ,,¢,,,o,.diag_m ‘hm
We have abig assortment to "§c,¢;,m,` p,.¢,P“¢d by W Q
--__ _.-
tartans,fi-om 82.00 up to $8.00. P  nm at the
. " lli Trunks “ “°'f’ A °°“"'“f°°
ar’\rd.»?\Lf‘:lis;€ See our :f7,;h_’~°"" ".'f'"‘.H°P° 35"'
r the 24 h inet.
latest shipment. T9,,,;,,., to b,,,““.5n to
dersigned o-nor befocs the
The lowest or my ands;
 as. aton& Co.,#~'»;f;f~__
_ - -~ - ef. ="' F2' lsr-m
i New t System of hum]
DEN ISTRY Z.'.‘..?‘T,'.
aiLi|mnifiiilfii atoms   "ED
. - Esq...°»° _
(Graduates ofthe Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.) . 1_,,,f`,f,;'°Pf,3,‘,‘f_;‘.,f‘_’_§*`,_~
Some Notable Featurcaiof Our New Sjétemz' _ l'°'“d 
Science. lluickness. iieainess, tleatlintss. tables latin. Endurance-
your ee a o_ . ' _ _ - - tha 
. 0u|° Grown, and Bridge Work By..a`¢. ofammina
Is done whileyou wait and before your eyes, the wntk b°l"S fifmd dim “Y U C' W 
the teeth . By this new system misiits, which so often follow the old method of mak~ _ 18 3; _ _
ing crow ns ou models, are impossible. _ _ _
We wanttointroduee our "new system into every home in the Province. that
everyo ue may know from experience, the merits of it and the great advantage it
possesses over the .old methods. _ _ J _  R
' ¢1__-1
- P`ce50cents.
iuKo11ly~ Senrl 31 one-cent stamps for"p8- . rl ' l -_ " ”"“"""""' * "'”'-"'
per ed tion. For cloth edition 50 stamp; _ '
I
l
1 4 ____ _
l New Stoclt
Just Dponi-
°‘.' - s  
  Morris &. _Smith
WAN
and the trial of motherhood len angintlamed  A ' 339! ll! _' .
inventived=‘1*2»2”=°=2f»ff<f“»iii   v 1-Pt IRGHASE W- i- H“l°l¢=°“
pain; the other irritable, or despondent. , - , 1 - 21 d cf
Science which cannot forbid the banns of , _ ' !_'_ ,
ttrounds of Jghn
_ - *+0 .:=~
Drs. Wright 31|-oge  t T"“"°‘|°Y’ “HY
. j will1he.feaenrce_of the
. lA Refreshment bath on
- 2 tuple provision 'mods
Q`CTICJE.].N°ESS _ Tick” 25 ,,e__,__4
M: We can save you TIME. MONEY and pain. th se of sta _n in town' “md & Mmm: ,, 
Th h l th nut and wish to save e expeu _vl 8 _
ost W 0 rivexaliid Q lil of gveralo ratio can dosobv comingto the Balti- and W M C H* FAU
and the anno a ce pa PC US. ._. - - - -
moretDelr;1tait§¢;c‘>:iei1s. By our famous“‘extirpa\ion, of the pulp ' we can tieat and Sli » Mike no _ 
it is the hand of science which offers aff A A ` H' - A'
dieted women that marvelous medicine, _
pf- Iiier-¢e'g <_9avori‘t¢.1t>_"escfriptipn. gagrg.       
itive _cures irregu ar_i ies, euia ewe _ess _ A _  `
S :i2.§v.s§;‘2::..2;e:.f.°i:it °zf§::.'..;f.   ‘ ""'“"=» *M* W'-°"°“ it
It makes the trial of motherhood easy and ` I D, C, Main RA hgh d an
_ _ , _ ' b ' M. and D. C. Mcfcod.
Fill with Berger s Paris Green and the potato ug _ w. B. BENTLEY iccnueiyd
. Mathieson and Bentley.
GFFICES-BankotNovaScot-a
Women single or i'narriedJ will ind invall  dlS&ppB8»l`. D€lUg3 SPYQYBI' for trees. Chaflungwg,
' - Oct x WOW dhu ~
» simon w. cnnsul Silverware
9
~ h  . ° lWalker’s Corner, Ch’town Stoves and Hardware ,_ 51,'
, l I  . V L `
1  __`~»w~vAY __ ~ l _ ._ *___*”_” n`_m»__._.__* F _-ul '*_ *P  OW OPCDIDQ
, .
Yes you have them right hero as you all know that what we
_ Queen Square
advertise we sell. what we sell advertises us. _
a . ) Sunnyside
I i
Ihtpz newest pattgmg and
'§11kH
` Ga»nvas " _ F ` 1 ` V I A ' ’ A  msigutgome sw.
l shnes . \ ,    A f *"3 ~ ~d~'"s='~i»y cfm
for   i       “M” l“°' ~
G,  TAYLO
a
Then it is quite nstural...m'at we give just what we say. . _
We have plaoed"i.n our window a lot of Child’s'L['i“¢,, _   T
Youth’s and Ladies! boois some of them worth $1.50, others 90s
Misses’ shoes for  cents. l[isses’booh,lacedandbuttonod,75 ' I
.... .. .., ..  ,..... ....... .... .... .. ....-. .... ... .ly Point Ferry
*sans
will plv between
Point daily, (
'Will leave k’y
coats, also Ls.di¢-,s’. Dongcla laced and buttcued l' iota 'l5c. SIT' _
Call and eos window and he convinced that we sell 1-_lm 1-,gg i
will
boots for the _least money. ` i C _ "' ' .
, . _ _ at
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