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FRIDAY, JULY 18, IGB.
FALL 0F THE CAMPANILLE
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Green
in one pound tins.
COW-EASE
in quart and gallon tins. 
l‘res`n _stock at lowest
market price.
J. o. .|AmEsoN,
I)I\.U’G-G-IST.
THE FIEDICAL HALL
ILMLY
 
Queen Street
Under new Mana ent.
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KR. V. DOUSE
Good bones well groomed and .8
the latest Cirringen gnd mm
stylish harness. all new. in iirat- .
CW* “IPC and ready for use at
all hours.
G'Caii and get our prices.
0.1!. Smith,
CAARLOT TETOWN.
7-18 d am.
1 Q
_ would not have consented to the union of
_1 _
The rather important announcement is
made by Premier Bond of Newfoundland I
now in London,thatif advantageous term
of union are offered by Canada he will lav
them before the people of the Ancient
Colony and if necessary exert himself to
bring confederation about. There is little
doubt that the present generation will
see the union effected. It has been the
dream of Canadian statesmen ever since
and indeed before the Dominion of Canada
was set up. The late Sir John Macdonald
although failing in first and subsequent
efforts to that eud,almost to the last cher-
ished the hope of seeing in his own day
the Dominion rounded out by the inolu~
sion of Newfoundland. The original
scheme of Canadian federation included
the Island Colony, and it has been the
earnest desire cf successive Imperial Gov-
ernments to see that end effected.
Sir Robert Bond stipulates for “advant-
ageous terms," and it is to be observed
that it has all along been mainly a ques-
tion of terms that has kept Newfoundland
aloof. The terms drst offered so long ago
aa 1883 were, isdeed quite as favorable for
Newfoundland 'as they were for Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick or Prince Edward
Island. But they' were not really good
uough. New Brunswick rejected the
terms of the Quebec Scheme, and a year
later accepted the b¢t‘er terms embodied
in the British North America Act. P. E.
Island then held aloof, and it is beyond
question that the people of Nova Scotia,
had they been consulted at the polls In-
stead of being legislated Into the union,
S67. In the course of events which fol
the constant dredging at the entrance lo
the grand canal and at _the Island of Giud~
coca, in orderto permit the entrance cf
larger ships caused the earth. to slip and.
that the fall of the Campanille ma! be
followed by other collapses.
 
MINISTER TOISPAINF 4
LoNnoN, July 15.-The Pekin corres-
pondent of the Daily Mail telegraphs his
paper that Sir Liang Chen Tung, Whose
appointment as Chinese minister at
Washington, has been announced, has
been named also as minister to Spain and
Peru. '
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BAPTIST CENTURY FUND.
Sr. Joan, July 15.-Rev. H. S. Adams.
who is canvassing for the Baptist cen-
tury fund of $50,000. reports that he has
pledges fcr $25.000. of which $12,000 W”
subscribed in Nova Scotia; $12,000 in New
Brunswick, and :$1,000 by six B ptist
missionaries in India.
FRASER RIVER SALMON FISI-||NG~
Varrcouvan, July 15.-Salmon fishing
on the Fraser River commenced this
morning, the cannenies and fishermen
having come to terms. Three thousand
boats will be operated and the minimum
price for the fish 'will-be 11 cents with a
maximum of20 cette, the price being
based on slicing scale according to size cf
catch. ‘
RECOGNIZES TH E BROTH ERHOOD.
W1NN1Ps:c,July 15.-It is stated that the I
Canadian Northern Railway management
has agreed to recogn§e the United I
Brotherhood of Railway Employes, includ-
men and teiegraphers and all to be done
now is to sign schedules, which have been
arranged. .
/T _
ing engineers, firemen, conductors, train- _
Price 45¢- _
lavender 55c.‘ e I ' ‘
Cream Silk Lace 45c.
white, 90c.
lowed in the earlier years of the Dominion
me PANAMA can/ll..
Gtion. now lying at Crapaud Wharf"
Victoria, 7-8 eod Gi w zi pd
l
Solar. Laura C.. 31 tonsregister, ‘n good con- .
Avvlr ¢° c. w. caaax, o
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, ' the people of Newfoundland have had at
0 L E. east some reason for not accepting the
_ - - fir
st proposals of union made to them.
They have seen the Maritime Provinces
f Canada, themselves accustomed to
very low tarid’s before the union, clamor-
_ ing desperately for better financial terms
§  and chafing under the high protective.
" I/jf" J W iariifwhich the large and populous In-
nd Provinces imposed upon them, And
la
one after another Nova Scotia, New
runswick and P E Island have succeed'
B . . -
- ed in wringing some financial concessions
T0  
m the central Government at Ottawa
M fro .
5”, ,Beyond question Newfoundland can get
til I better terms now than she could have
§l<"’|lI0
on your pots and pans,
3,; if you usePORT
»,».,;_ Hoon coat. The
'j-3 Coal that makes a hot
_ fire quickly and lasts,
- well. .
\ I
 The cleanest coal on
/lf
," the market.
lf.
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1 a her public debt. Ahigher tariff has be-
* N`~. obtained in 1866, or probably at any time
»"/',} since, and equally beyond question she
‘ will demand better terms. The national
Ti the high tariff compared with Newfound-
.laucfs hitherto moderate customs rates;
'the vast annual expenditures made and
all so many rea sons why Newfoundland
S
.circumstances from what she was when
l
A L L A N  E ing interest charges. Moreover she has
" been checkmated in regard to the Bond
_-_ | Blaine reciprocity treaty with the United
I
    be reckoned with before the Imperial Gov-
Sllfnlnel'  |` rongements with the Republic in regard
to a market there or her staple fish pro
 S C O T L A N D ducts. These and other matters are turn-
ing the attention of the public men and
people of Newfoundland anew to the
“NEW S_ S_  qooouoo ofooloo. nu tho;-oforo qoito
within the bounds of possibility that
$3 S111gl€ fa1‘€. terms fair to Canada and yet advantag-
\ |eous to Newfoundland may yet becon-
$66. 50 round trip.
   Province may_ be added to the Dominion
under the resume of Sir Wilfrid_Lau1ier.
Ju" 3° sept 3_ If it should so turnout, P. E. Island
  sister Island tothe uaien. Heracoession I
7-17*-1.1#-ll 'would he of distinct advantage to our
debt of Canada, now over $50 per head;
making by Cana ia in the great west, are
will stipulate for and be entitled to re-
ceive generous financial terms if she shall
consent to unite with us.
2 But Newfoundland is also in diferent
the previous negotiations for union took
place. She has constructed an important
railway, dock and other public works
which have involved a heavy addition to
come necessary in order to defray increas-
Slates and has learned that Canada must
ernment will consent to her making ar-
f _
sidered and agreed upon, and that a new
would most warmly welcome the larger
FINE CUSTOM TAILDRING
- This spring our business in the Custom Tailoring in tho I
largest and best we have ever had. ‘
We arepmnd and pleased to see the number of new customers I
we are getting in this department.
Thisisagoodprpofthatwearegivinggood values in reli-
able ‘Ego-date materials with best workmanship and above gall
ine 8 g clothing which are appreciated.
New Suitings for the spring trade also
' Trownerlnin and Ovenceettinga.. ~  
  
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Cc1.oN, July 14.-General Salazar, who
isa staunch friend of the United States
and one of the leader.-I ofthe young pro-
gressive element iu Colombia., believes
that the Panama Canal w.lI be appra-
ved.
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A W0lIAN’8 PRAYER.
. ..n.a_ooub1o  despeudsesy
caused by womauly diseases, there seems
tomanp a sumering w¢;_man__po'way_oi_
.1 ` pour at e ' 'ce o _
N  -It would  sad topnrecord
Inch a story of struggle and sudering ex- ‘
cept for the fact I . _
that in such dire
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\
 many a
W 0 Ill I Il h 3 S _ '
found a wa___y_~ _
ooo_k____¢o non _ _t |
an ppiness by -_ _ -
the use of Dr. '  .
Pie,rcc’s Favorite U, ,, _. 
I 1’f,1‘E;'?"Pf‘°;‘- ' I '.‘3'."~`§{t{;_'-
isgrea rem- . _ ,_,-pg'-_f _
ev f°f w<»m===1.»  _
ills has well been  ~f _-: '.»&.',='._-  ,;,
_Called “A god- / ` , P, :_/.   '-
ncndtoweak and "  ‘
nick women.” It / . fe
establishes regu~ _ ' '
lanty, dries weakc:11ng_drains, heals in-
dammauon and ulceration and cures fe-
male weakness. It makes weak women
strong and sick women well.
‘ ‘Your medicine almost raised.me from the
dead," writes Mrs. Edwin H. Gardner, of Egypt,
Plymouth Co., Mass., Box 14. amy ug-ing qu
like brick dust, and _I had pam all over me and
auch a dragging feeling it seemed I could not do
my house work. I ha to nit down to wash the
gghes, even. I_n the _year ,137 I was_ao sick I
not care to live an pra many times that
God would take me. One dag I nyund a little
book. I read it and wrote to r. Pierce, and in
n few days received an answer. I decided to try
his medicine. and to-day I am a well woman. -
have no backache no headache, no pain at ali.
I used always to have headaches previously to
the monthlx period and such pam that I would
roll on the oor m agony. I ook three bottles
of Dr. P1eree’s Favorite Prescription and three
of ‘Golden Medical Discovery' and three vials
of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, and was com-
pletely cured* _
A_cc_ept no substitute for* Favorite Pre.
lcnptlou.” There 1s nothing just as good.
D1_‘. P1erce’s Common  Medical
Adviser-sent free on receipt of stamps
to cover expense of customs and mailing
Only. Sen 31: one-cent stamps for the
“Pk in Pug! covers; or 50 stamps for
the cloth und volume. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
T _ __ _*_
llhluwn Business College
~_AND_
wnrrmc Acaosmv
CH’TOWN, P. E. I,
This C°l1¢ge will ro-open for the fan- »
and winter course on
llllfml. lun: I4. an.
Intending_ students will
their own interests by entering
5°°“_aS P°ss1ble after the date
°P¢111U8- Last year we were most*
°“°‘.=¢.SSf”1 '11 Placwe our smdooro ‘ io »
po_s1t1ous.§_l`o euableus to do the same
sons to fill.
511° Year ey MUST enter early in
the _sessie . There are lots of splendid
positions waiting for competent per.
Business men are _ooquainged 'with
our course and method of mstruotion
and apply to us for competent young-
n_1en and women. Come and get  I
bo ' 't.
...::;.‘: '....ftc‘.°.i“1'.'.:°~   =
 as you exert yoursclff The
p@t_1s gone, the _future is yours. A
me course io shorthand and
we  ‘f?i»f»3‘o‘?o’§§l;?‘fyn&
Whatit is and What 1: Doespy, ,
Ben Pitman, also full  by
Coll will be
_ , _. _,,f. _ ._,_‘ f
This store will be  is ..
e every Monday ___ afternoon. -
until September
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Womens’ Silk Lace Gloves in white, cream and black.
Lisle Thread Gloves, in white, grey, tan and black 10 and 12c,
better quality at 16c, same shades.
Taffeta Gloves, -4 pearl buttons, grey with black points, white,
black and black with' white- points, 220.
Tadeta in black and white, 25, and 28c.
Pure Silk finished plated TaHeta,in white,black,beavers and slate 13c
A very superior black Taffeta, ."4 pearl buttons, splendid value at
4oc, also in black with white points and cream,outside _sizes at 5oc a pr.
Superior Milancsc Lisle, best Dome Fastners in white, beaver,
_ B_est Taffeta, Dome Fastners, splendid value_at 5oc a pair. Pure
Silk, 1u grey, navy, white and black 5oc a pair.
Best Lisle Imitations- Suede, 4 pearl buttons,. in white cream and -
B1a°1=__Sf11i slevésef 2.5¢. 'and 4.5¢-  ~.  _ _ _
Superiine lace gloves, the very latest, in black, white andsiate 160.'
Silkqtte Lace Gloves in black, white and tan 22c. And at 25c, a
very much inet quality. ' ' ' I ' I `
Silk Nett, kid palms, three pearl- buttons in brown, black and
Lace Mitts in black, cream and white 2-5c, and 35c.
A range of children’s»gloves, in all colors, from ro to 35c.
_ Women’s Lisle Gloves in several styles and the new summer colors
_ Women’s pure silk lace Mitts-the newest summer fad-in, cream
white, mode and black.,-PATON & CO. _ '_ . A
Men’s. New Summer Straw Hats 45c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
Ladies’ Wrappers $1.00, $1.25,_$1.50. _ __ _
1oo pairs more of these Worki_ng_Pa.nts _-for $1.09, y
89 Men’s Tweed Suits worth upto ”C8'.6o for $3.75. -
189 Bo_y’s Colored Blouses 39c, 59c, and 75c_
150 Pairs Boyfs Short Knee Pants _up to 1:4 yea_rs__for,7_5c, _worth $1
 
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_ANNUAL I
:M::|.d.'ge11
ci-IAS. J. MITCHELL,
7-17 d tl :Ist 3¢¢,¢¢“y
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l » Real Estate, Broker. Rents eoi
_ 3§§35§."c‘f°o vi°°°“‘ m°°k'+f§.£.'.
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¢ll5°yment_ The events wiilpabe keonlev :gui
tested. P. xzes and medals are being cus;-¢d_
the s°°i°" P¥'°9¢|\5||8 3 hill-ldsome medal for Ggnqai mem
Nooth ri
Summer Gloves and Mitts _ ,,....$'&
aa. to. give in A
grade cattle, an
everbefore.
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ooos whole oomooioot onooaoou em bo fonoo svnmzv, cave anE'roN, N s HALIFAX `N S
and patrons wili not be kept waiting games ' '
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N°"~{` 37399. Clue Breton.
C. Sammy Hanamomon, , ¢_
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Elbow length Lace Gloves in all colors ' $179” LIST
SIX =~bAYS ‘HORSE
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KN QfB'UG
One of the
tions infuse' for
the growfli of pota
death’ ‘Of the
Intend ho ding their Annual Picnic r ' _  “_” ` ` f " SIFTEIQS “fér
on the beautiful grounds known as ?e‘c.“;{¢_r||'¢’y,B(‘;f': same. _
_ _ ants] Uncxxcnt.. M A L. B.
- ' Ancaxnaan A. Mclxvrvnn. B,A.L. L.B.
_ _ __ __ _ _ _ _
' ` ` Faso Mosnr.nv.H. P. Dncmmnw, c. 1,, Meng,
in dw 1vr I am instructed by John
a _ _ _
SU c I   B 3 n d _-_ _ Mi1lan_,_Bsq., to sell by auction
- _ his residence Hills
W  B » borough
§:’iIlY;ffShi1hl`Stl1e:;dal>-eceexl THE picmcl oi 'the . `  ggmilgilnin aytthe 2;; fa); of
s.,d- .= _ cganococa
i,_‘;.;’:',,_  2;-1;;,;’;=°;,,;,‘=°,,,g‘;=_;=,=;,1;“=;,, ggg Barrlslir, Sullcllar and llolary P|||||¢_ his house hold effects
lnteir reputti. Mk `- .. ' .~. 1
}r_a_g__en§;=_i_»;__;o_:_:_p.;f;1§°s?. .§ioaax§ 'grit-2l:§o' f§:o C0n}m1ss1oner for N ewfouudland, Ipa r1°r.’ dmmg f°°m» 11211
pain zoom oiiyol§i§°5i§f§§'.“§;1§jh,§§°§§} Ontario and Quebec. ' ;Ind kitchen fum1.fUf¢- T¢!'111S
eave the grounds at6o’clock `  O fesgfve,
' ace Bay C. B,
RETURN FARE BOC.
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_Children under 12 ears f h if fa. ' 'f ad td .
Tickets may be had froym theamisberg _ef txhee' Jo_slPn 'A`l'1‘n’. sans N
t - o ' , _
al det!
live education; one with some back-7*  6|   &  W. .n ‘t it ' 0
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commas ras ruin: _ syoooy. c. a. 
Ailwrtbythevatenoo and clocks we sen 4-rsdw
'bil  ever.
“IP   'went any de-
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