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` of the people. and recognised erefcve as _
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Published at its cmees. New Prowse Block#
North aide Post omce, at the following rates,
~ Eyable inadvancer-
orning Edition,daily (except Sunday), one
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Semi-weekly tion (Wed. at Sat) per
§ar $r.5o; in advance ..... . _ . .............. ..$i.z5
eekly Eglition (Wednesday) per year $1.25
nadvance........ ......................... ...$1.00
_ Branch Oftlooa
have been established at the followin places
where s\;b_eerlptions may be paid, news lurniah-
ed, adve sing, job work and otheer buainsa
transacted-
Summereide.Rogers & Rogers’ store-J. B. C.
Agent.
Sons-is East, Telephone Oice-P. G. Seaman
Agent '
J. B. B. MCCREADY, I J. P. HOOD,
Editor Business Manager.
IHI IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. 1902.
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Growing
Girls I
And children not thriving
well will find in our Beef, Iron
and \Vine just those things
most required by their sys-
-tem. A concentrated ex-
tract of Fresh Beef, the
builder, Iron inits most as-
similable form the blood
maker and the best imported
Sherry Wine, a gentle 'stim-
ulent to the stomach. A
better combination cannot
be found.
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INCREASING LGNGEVITY.
Tue United States census being taken a
year earlier than that of Canada its re-
sults along several important lines have
been tabulated in ad_vance of ours. One re-
_ markable fact has been demonstrated. The
_, census of 1900 shows that there has been a
decrease of 10 per cent in the death rate cf
I the United States since 1890. In longer
periods and in certain localities much
_ more favorable results are shown. _ In 1860
=t_he yearly death rate in New York Wars'
35.2 per 1.000 inlzabitants. In 1900 the
death rate there was 20.4 per 100. Thus
it is shown that had the rata ofnnortaiity
in the ten years preceeding 1900 been 0,5
great as it was between 1850 and 1860,
there would ha-re been 225.000 more
deaths in New York in the last census
Pnce 75C  b0ltle» ,decade than actually occurred.
~ J. o.~-.|AmEsoN,s
' :m1a.'U<:-r.-c-°.:r_s'r; _
_ _ THE MEDICAL HALL.
wA|_g_'rEo
A Vice Principal for the llontague Grammar
School. Supt. $25.00. `
' G. S. INMAN.
In _point of fact the mortality in New
York is still high coxnparedwith many
other cities notwithstanding the marvel-
_ lous improvement in the past fifsy years.
In St.Pau1 the rate was but 9.7; in Minne-I
'Iap-:lie 10.8; in Buffalo 14.8; in Milwaukee
115.9; in Chicago 16 2; in St. Louis 17.9. lt
rea-is strangely that there should be more
than twice as many deaths per thousand in
|New_ York as in St. Paul, but the figures
are oliicial and St. Paul is undoubtedly
one of the most healthful cities in the
Sec T . ` ' .
Hontague 29 Aug, np: eva gf vzeizy W sues world, with the twin city of_Mmneapolls a
_F _ I I I I I ‘Y ’ close competitor. And the census shows <1
_ __  ' »_ "that the improvement during the last oenif
_ [H  years of the past century was general. In
° 341 cities of 8,000 population and upwairda, Y
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containing an aggregate population ot
nearly 15,000,110 the reduction in the rate
__ _  B - \ of mcrtalityas compared with the pre-
_ lf _ _ _ ‘ . _ vious census was 2.40 per 1.000. `
If we go buck in the world’s- his`t ary be-
fore the days of modern medical science
P  _ A  I  E __ and sanitary n.etbo'ls, the days ot- plagues
' _.4 Q and pestilences and when smallpox raged
_unchecked by vaccination, we Shall lind
5 __ C0|‘l\l\‘\8I'\fZll'\gI's'ra.nge contrasts with the present. In
`   =: _,_ June  the the seventeenth century the mortality
'  __  well krlowrr
I   og length oflife was no more than thirteen
I  ~_____ Line a' n' years. The vast number who died in lu-
_§Wil1 ‘°~'~ ...arlottetown '... Boston .via
was so great that the estimated average
fancy was a great contributory cause to
"""_""“' “"4 H"~"'~"" this low average. Thirteen years was
_“ S5 Sp 0 L I V E T T E ” also the estimated average length of hu-
F _ T' _ _ _ man life in Geneva during the thirteenth
" 'van usday at l P rn century Today it is said the lowest aver-
‘fse és H A  FAX”_ age length of lite is among the S_.iudaaese”_ `
` _ _  at I p_ “L ‘ I and is twentythreoyears. /In the United
,pint  Bam,” Tuuay, and Sat,” ` States in 1890 the average was 31.1 yearsf
£03" via Picton on Tuesday .nd Sum, In 1900 it was 35.2 years, at gain of 4.1
hyo make cunnectionsat Halifax for Boston
‘ii lc, _ _ _ _ years in the average duraiion of lite with-
1'  *W 811 Iliff-imlifl UDP!! ¢° I in a decade. Such are the fruits' of the
_l. L. Cullman. 2 w. w.CI.AaxE
Manager. A.gentatcn'ro1§g, advances in medical science and sanita-
_l Y 1 _
tion and in the preventive and restrictive
methods enforced by the health authori-
ties
   ! Alsingular fact is brought out in the
United States census figures with regard
  I to the low rate of mortality among the
We are instructed by D. O`M. _Jewish population. As _all readers oi the
Reddiu to sell by public auction,
0N SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th,
Scriptures know, Moses was a very strict
sauitarian. We, too, have Moses and the _
At l2 °’cl°ck n°°n- IProphets, but we do not obey all the
31;: wmer of Queen and Douglas _ eat pork and other meats declared to be
_Terms at sa1e_ _ unclean by the Jew§sh ritual. Whether I ' IA
   from their stricter dietary or from what. _ "-_il--11
Great George Street Auctioneer
ever cause, the census shows that the
ang u can tl aug 31st. ° , deathrate among the Jews in the Unitzu
  _rims cUsIoMI11LoR1Nt  _|_|0D_
largest andbest wehave ever had. _ ' I _ L_ _ _ - _ it   _~ Qi- ~ 
We are_proud and pleased to see the numberof new customers  _ _  »;__~ __ _ _ _ I ; _
wearegettinginthisdepartment. _ _ ~ I ‘ _  '  ' I' "
This is a good proof th t I good values in fell# -
able uptto-date materials with bvdsilrfwfcgxliilsgnship and above _all _ ° »=
ineiitting clothing which are appreciate_d.f _ _ _ _ _ _ ` ` "Best  `
New Sultings for _the spring trade__a_.1so=~~ _ ; I * 
Trowscrtnjs and Overcooxlngs- I ` I
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»* - ~ 4*. rf s -» _ ' ~ '  _ f _-._ _ ‘-  -' 22.* " » ~ _ - _  "”
.f e ..». .tv __   _ _ _.1  _,___ _ 3,; $ ,_. _ __ __ . ___;____¢ _ 
Men’s Outfitters- - f 1° T dealer""'*
'one group Jew and the other of American
Baker, Manager. _ -
Alherton, Alberton Post Otiice-Herbert Clark.,
T e medicines have made the great change in
me: from the _slow mope of a man that could ‘
hardly crawl, tired and sick all the time, could I'
do no work. to a man who can work, sleep, eat,
and feel line, and thagytired feeling all gone II
away. I am very th ul_ that ‘Iwfote to Dr. `.
Pierce. His ‘Golden Medical Discovery' and
his little liver ‘Pellets' have almost made a _
new man of me. ‘ I feel young as I did at thirty l
yggg-3:! .
the clogged bowels. '
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008 hal! of that of thi!
pic _among whom they dwell. Ot _ _ _
Rrollpcot children born on the sa'mo’tl&'y»I
parcntaize, one hall' the latter will die in
forty-seven years, while the first halt Of
the Jews will not die before the exDl1“\°
tion of seventy-one years. '
With each successive census the num-
brr of well-authenticated centenarians is
increasing. Mrs. Nancy Ol1ifleld,a neg-
ress, still living in North Carolina at the
age of 121, is probably the oldest person in
the United States. It is, however, rather
in the general increased average duration
of life than in individual instances of ex-
treme old age that the present generation
excels. For there is the well authentic.
ated case ot Thomas Parr of Shropshire,
_I_~}ugland, which is hard to beat even in
this age of old people. He was a farm
hand who was born ln 1483 and died in
1635 at the advanced age of 152. When
over 120 years old he married a widow
with whom he lived twelve years.- During
their married lite she attested that
he never betrayed any signs ofthe 1nfirmi»
ties of age. Until the age of 130 he did
his usual day’s work. Parr might have
lived much longer according to thcchroni-
cies of those days, had not the King heard
of him and had him brought tJ_ town
where the high living, to which he was not
accustomed,soon killed him. _ '
GOT IN THEIR WORK.
LYNN, Mass. August 25.-After the ic
parture of the presidential train for Bas
ton this afteinoon 13 complaints were
made 'at police headquarters of D
pockets having secured various arnou ink
25 cents to $400. Four men were' arrested
on suspicion.
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A FALSE FAGE.
When  fastens on a man it
changes his eelings and it changes his
looks. _He frowns now' instead o smil-
ing. His expression is harsh instead of
kindly.” _ He is wearing a false face--a
face_ which does ingustice to the real
nobility of his nature.
_ Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery~
cures _dyspepsia and other diseases of
tllestotnaeh i_lnd dlied organs of diges-
tion and nutrition, and the record of the '
'cure is written both in the face and the
feelings of the rson cured- _ `
“Golden Mediecal Discovery _" is not a
stimulant or temporary tonic. It `cures1
the diseases that are the cause of ill~
health and builds up 'the body with
sound flesh. , I
_ Accept no substitute for “Golden Med- '
ical Discovery.” The sole motive for ~
substitution is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid on the
sale of less meritorious medicines.
..§`.iI"l’Z`.'.._f1‘?l"i‘.i’§_'»»°.i§f.’.’ ' .~I..‘_"i§‘§_ ’%‘7.I’...‘i‘.’i'-..f§f.§’,’¥.’f
8%;-West Division Street._Chicago, Ill., _“aud you _
2. _vised me to take Dr. P1erce’s Golden Medical
Discovery, and then write how I felt.. I am
happy to say I am getting to feel fine. In all I
have taken si_x_ bottles ot' the ‘Discovery' and `
but or five' vials of the little ‘Pellets_' The ‘
have done me ld i' '
_ wor s o good. All my friendg
sa_y: ‘Vanderwater, how well you are ooking.'- i
_Dr. Pieree’s_P1e`asant Pelletscleanac `
PRIYATE KIllDERGAIiTEll'_
St. rPau1’s Schoolroom, Ch’town
_ _ _ _ nished by either of the above teachers-'
Three Vduable Budding Lots’ Suu' I Mosaic and prophetic injunction°. We 27U Ssvll 15- -
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PRIMARY sc_i1ooLs '  1
Opens Tuesday niorning,S_ept. 2nd.'
Hours-9.3o to 2.30. _
Parents may depend on their little
_ Any_information_will be gladly fur, _
PORT
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as we advertise. We will continue
of August. _ _ _ _ _ +
'» The great _success _
is _unprecedented 'at this season; the
Men’s Ciolhiligiil 3 Iliff ‘
All but Men’s Tweed Suits"33' I-3  off.
All “ “ " Sfffge Suit! 33iI'~`3 PH _¢¢11t "5-
All U H Worsted ‘_‘ 133 1~3 percent OU-
All “ __ “ Pantsf33 1-3 pencent 00.
All Men’s Overalls 25 per cent eil. ' ‘
All 'Boys Suits' 33 .1-‘3 percent oli. ‘
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_ _Dress 
_ Black and Colored Dress  33 I-3 P¢1_'\°¢@t~ Um
Corsets, Glove: and Underwear “` “ “ “ I _"
Laces aud Ribbons “ “ “ “ "
discounts from regular marked prices. _
-'r_ 'B_ Mobonala de co 1°” °‘”"°'
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large boxes, or 5 cents for singled boxes.  ` "
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Instructors-Miss Lena Barrett ‘
Miss Edith Dutcher, Graduate Kind-
’ and Gasoline -Engine,
ergarteners. " '
of Galt, Ontario,~we fare ,__ __ ..  I S
1“10ti°@>a11d_ W0“1‘1"in‘_iit_¢ an ,Wilfrare in _wantbf aicheap
_ edicielnt powerfroni 2 to 50 . “p. toforward their 0;-del-S
_ h_iS_é11gine_ céu1_1bel'» _ in -1:he*G ard! iq'
Odice, where it  displaced an Ameilican Illlallleewdgaézazr
Engine, and is giving 'eve ` _satisf ti ._ __ °
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25 p c off- lVrappers 33 1-3 p c off' Gent’s Furnishings <10 whiff and
Colored Shirts 33 I-3 p.c. oil;  Cvlllarsand Cults, 33 _I 3 of, H519 3110 ”“\°°" "
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