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-L TASTY DRINK ter par. icular people
vvereizn Lime Juice. '
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&t Au Prince, Ha‘yti,_ S rf. 11---The ‘ _ "'d'1'i.L~"L'¢l-*ii _ _ earlyunlssionary labors in this land of the
Qivdntionary general, Chic it. , has been _ 1 M 1 told i V 1 X
4. ilhd bye military ti-ihm»iii ii ii senteno~  Q ' mr '85 as n
p Gitobe executed at J~cnwl Oct. 9.
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many people on getting a trial y 
of low grade coffee with 1% = f." ` .
nearly half chicory give up its '_ ‘”
use. We guarantee to give you
absolute-iy pure eoiiee, of the
highest grade we can buy, put
up especially for ourselves with
- not an ounce of chicory.
A sample trial will convince
you that we have the highest . r fs, _.2-
grnde of colfee in town. "`°“3~° ~" "-53 5°;-ily*
40Cents per lb.  I I
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LD,   y Business ofnce `T§§»F°Te`1a3¢.
_ Othce Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.
' 1 P Hoon Bus Mgr
s _._ _.,__.__,, Editonal and News Telephone 133. _°U°b°r In 1900 "M md A” Penmn "°'*l° “mi b°"“"“”3 h°°’°° 1°
I Oice Hours is noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to I2 p m. ' A°t was pasud which pmvides 3' Pen5i°° overthxed, 689061511# Oh H1009 C8!! Wh
_ _ J. E.:.es§flg€;li°:£§rIQ;,°§;1:_¢:;'; of about $90 to every New Zealander man gh, atgmwgmg U, “num
or woman who has resided 25 years in the
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=" ' ' 0 '_ _ ’ C°1°ny,l»65yea-rs of axe, has 2°* 20°” tionatsseertalning the numbererhoue-
_f _ __ _ _ I A holders who are willing to entertain
' _._`  ' ' *    his UI' her in(-SOUIQ doe' 1” or more persons at  rates. In 
0 not exceed $170. - `
convicted of breaking the law and who
IMPERIAL
~ ti _
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»iiiicis.  
is the best yet.
, Thousands sold in ~»
Canada the past 5 12
months. ~~
Call and see`fuI1
line( ` `
mimi iociiis.
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with snow. '
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, . _ ' 928 ary that it will contain in 100000 wordef,
_ lar in general shape is the Province of New I
Zealand in the far southern seas, but
,separated at the ancle where Cook’s Strait
_ divides the North Island from the South
(Island. The two islands are nearly equal
_ in area_ and together somewhat exceed
= Gisainiiisin in size. new zesims has
now a population of 8w,ll)0 oi whom 40,111)
are Macries. Owing to the length of the
islands, smnaingimm 34 is is s. iiiiiuae
there is a great variety of climate, which
Iis, however, temperate and healthy,
warmer and more equable than that of
_the Britishlsles. The islands are 
edlromend toendbya zreatandpartly
vdmie mountain susan, me eneimin ins
Tama raises being ram is ui. smu-
ern Alps, rising to the height of 12,01!!
ieet and the summits perpetually white
fm*
,AVE
 lg
The irst rung of “fortune’s ladder” consists of
s hard work. , All the other f
_ rungs o systematic saving
Presumingyou are on the first rung,we suggest that
if Y_'i_“1 -a1’°;110_'€ already buying your clothing he__re,that
you _commence to-day. U V » '
Our money saving, prices will help you glimb
‘ffortune’s ladder” quicker than any other ,clothing
mcn’s prices in P. E. Island. »
Mews Suits $2-75 _ beauties at $5.00
Boy’s Suits $1.00 ‘ all wool 0
Men’s Overcoats
nes at $2.75
$5.00 elegant Melton at $10.00
Boy’s Overcoats $2.25 gf all wool 'ones at $3.25
A Hood of new clothing for men and boys ar'
lved last week, everything that’s chic and fashion-
able is here. Q ` ‘ -
  And with every twod_ol1ars -w0rth.we»giv¢_y°;q'3_i
' ,Crayon Portrait»“Free. I I _ .
lros.
’ ordered and content ~free from ser!
_ the impression to the Canadian r d
killedonthe British railways last ear
_ very series r¢g_u1¢ei°ns_iii regsra ui pas-'
anger ti-emo iii Gmenifisiia, wane
inconvenient, _no doubt contribute
-to _the safety ofthe travelling
way. passenger was killed for every
§`__ °

0 Insurance Agents. A
- cimioueqiwn, i r. E. 1..-»
-lf=rr§enting~the1=admg' 
___ ANT
o qme ii of the ex
' __ oellent 'lflineteenth Century Series. In malnieg
this volume the intelligent Cinadian 8.458 and the number
_ _reader will find all that he may deside to dgores equal the casualties of a
_ learn `about this -most interesting British able war 0! the total number killed
: colony, which has developed and prosper injured 2 67a oi the former and 41 142 ot
‘ 'ed in an unexampled manner, and which the latter were employees of the
'_ to-day is the land of most advanced legis railway companies But many
; lation on the face of the globe. killed and maimed by the railways who
In the brief period of sixty years New were nemmr passengers nor empigyggg,
; Z ala d h
'fl ° “ as °“b5°°t°d tl” S°~"“8° “all” These were persons who were walking or
'-Lyn! 'T tribes, settl°d the country, established trespassfng on th, tr k h
.sw *rf*
___,__._  -_.__ ~ as , or w o were
_ __ ~ 5' ’°¢P"°“°”m5i"° [°9m“@i°“5» b“m1`9'uW°Y3 struck by trains at the crossings, or rail
z d ;f;  and telegraphs, created _vast industnes way stamonm or sumred in ether WU,
 __  f_,-ff_;,`~;..-.:_'._'_ ““d “'”“"’°‘i Wealth- T” “UWM” "1" ofniiess 5.948 were mica and 7209 in
  t'°1°3raphs`a_r° th’ p’°9_°'t7 °f the “tate Jured The mortality in this class was
_  f~ “~` _Universal manhood suifage, with “one bwweasgreat as among passenger, and
i ' “‘- _ "¥‘..~_;_=_3______ ”‘3_=,_,;. , man one vote” has long been in vogue, employees “km together And 3 very
al' '  5 and since 1893 women have voted upon the large pmparmm of these suffered as th,
same terms as men And ex
' P9ri°”°° has result ot their own recklessness or
_  E  E   E  proved in three past elections that of negligence
N°fth Sid¢ Quew Sqilaff- those whose names are on the list a larger _.__..___._._____
cHARI'0TTETQwN' P' E' I' proportion of women than of men go to ENTERTMN |NG GU [STS
the polls and deposit their votes. The .___
_ _ most advanced 1esls1ati°n_ prevails inrf- 1n an Canadian cities at the time oten
 ~ Reidenoe fr=1ei»1=°n¢.nsd s==rdt° the reimletivn and vr°i»¢ti°n Exhibition the capseiiy of tus regular
Y _ e a Y I _ I
= en
-mourn
w|¢».wm :|sw_~= mum
,F ww .swf rf" *'-'f
_ John it is not unusual to have scones
‘Education in N Z `
ew ealand is free to i be h and fm.
EPTEMBER 1 1902. _ P' V* °"’" °P
M0NDAY» S 5' ali, non~sectarian and compulsory. As a in this way some an prepared
' result almost 59 percent of the children
meals alone, others lodging without
PROGRESS OF NEW ZEALAND- trom10tol5yearsotage can both read a d th I
_ _ n e arirer number both meals and
,_ The regembmm at the mmm penm  Tm' Tl” U,°"°”ft" °f New rooms Doubiless many in Charlottetown
tb H ti th E ire 150
snlate theshapeof thehuman legend F' u W" 8 rs u B mp Wmb°"mm*t°°'“l°u°thl’”°' d
_ 7 "4
fwiisnmiiiar in sciieoibeys. very simi- °°“f°' ° d°“'°° “im” ° w°m°”' The the °°m1°8E=‘1"’“i°°»
Government has for more than thirty Those ul md sh
_ w ing oso onld fnrnlshat
years conducted _a system of liie insur once to the secretary C_ R Sm5u'“d
°°°°’ "bidi “I” sen’ °‘°”“m°5'_ The their namee,placeofresidence and specify
°7°t°m i' p°p°1" ami h” “pid” ex “the number they can accommodate and
ot the country the people have deposits thenumber mmpxyinz with tm,
making an avere f $185 '
3° ° 9°” _hmd wiilbelarge in orderthat no oneo!
°t. tl" “th” 'p°p“1°t|°”’ °r I $935 9°’ thousands of visitors may lack
family. It is ciiimed that the _New ' md mmm ,helm ,M
Zealand community is the iidhest in the their wmfom Amt kepg “_ th,
"°rldmm`°p°ru°°`w its 'mmb°r°’ “ml ary’s oiiiee will enable visitors to
yet in °° °°'"m7 is M" Msmbmm 2°" tain where they can iind temporary homes
°t "wth °q"°l' u’°"° b°i“3 '"7 1°* if and the rates they will be expected to
“Y "‘“”°°°"°*’ i” ““° ¢°1°”Y- ming their say with the
T"° "”°“¥‘°”°fN°" z°‘1‘.“id1° *hi* °f mms at we nriiisiiisa banning,
M A~°“l°`s°x°n °°m-'m'm“'7 "h°°° p°°91° hotels and restaurants in town and
intravelling the wide stretch ot ocean
f. :provision lobe madeby private
between the Hth~La ' "*`
° er nd _'md tha’ ~holders as above outlined there ought to
present hhme have “suffered a sea change be na “malty in "paving uw
”'°° °°"'°*"“°¥ "W ‘°‘°°`“°€°-" 'TW ssh requirements of an the nest if visa
in i s i ` i ‘ _ ‘l
._ lives solsiess isiowiiss Newzn- m:;:d1°'°| °°° °"”B'"'h~°°“'°"'~"=" °="'“|*°°'°°*P°°*‘°4*°°°'“°-
had _ _  _ e progressive _andradioal -----_....__...____ ” A a'
l.,....T‘1»...i‘°‘“`”’.....°Z‘.‘.1‘Z.`1’.l”I.i"{§i‘.I§ *° if -°#°~° M 1°    If ~=»»°-M M fs -emi’ 0
-I _ a po _» 1; stalwart n___uve\ r___”_  And  Pan1Krazer is about tobe issued ”
I much superior to the aura-ge Polynesian _ _ :Y 500018. ~  it hasbeendictated by Paul to his secuet
r.2.-=~»~.-»~
Sunnyside
iw Elini
stool: more
i
coating etc
glial! C3!1I10tbE
We invite
mea:-mn ina.:-unnmumsnnnnii. si
“-11-enum
_crime and as moral and virtuous?-s surf the story or oem Penis im-in edu-miss;
|
M1521' the Sim- Us hiSt°l'.Y iS i1!8Pi!iliz his liomhunts and all the wars in which
3
and instructive and if`it serves to .dive he fought ana win give his side of ine
I _ 68 21' controversy with Great Britain, that it
th ' ' ~ - '
at we are rather slow some and wn win be printed simultaneously in difiirewt
servative in our methods, perhaps the 19,345 and in vm-,Qu hnguage-1, and
lesson is d d. ” 
nee e_ _ finally that the ex-chxeftain will not
The volume referred tois published by 0-.k
p ., et the proceeds of the sale, but will
' 5.5¢ UU8°°l’»f' P\1b1if>hi°8 C°ll1i’=8»0y» L00- donate them to the Boer relief fund
i don, Toronto and Philadelphia. L_
_ Lazr Livnas ann SLUGCISH 
RAILWAY ACCIADENTS- KIDNEYS.
_Thereisastrong contrast between the thfgrhggoper
safety of passenger traiiic~on English and poisoned
“American`.rai1ways,"as is shown by the ?:§:.°°
fact that not a single passenger was
" °"'° i~oR FiNisi1iNo
wucav
me 4. mr=Ȣm-i.w~=m-
_ Y
while on railways in the United States in
the same period 282  were
killed and 4,988 injured, It isto 'be ob #$3
served, however, that the mileage otrail 01100
ow glass, putty glazing tools,
sash cords and pulleys,
é:
iinishingnailsof all kinds; will Suf'
Russe1&Irw1nsfrontdoorsets,sheet1ngpap¢r
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i.coatmo5ng,uolonedi-gm @~;1n§&¢f
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School Boots and Shoes-Ames Helden
NGN-Noteeted soles.-Conroy It Pownal
Pickling
_ ways in the United States is mnchgreater
l aim' in ins British Isla, wane the peps-
latien served and'the_fnumber of passen-
i gsm carries are ibm swiss as  The
Da. Hanrnrou'sPmxs cInaBn.uoos PaPu’&3 
_In _the States during the year one-rail-'
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