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Picturesque Prince Edward Island is
. . M Y £7 ' . \ Q I '
  sued by the Examiner Publishing Comp-
  \ any is a beautiful and interesting souven-
. ' f ‘ ' 't' th'. ~t' of the
n.vmg Purcbued from ML F_ J_ I . ir ortourists/visi ing is sec ion
‘MH by the stock and good Wm gf Y ` , Dominion,every one of whom would do
 books and btationery Business in Mo‘\DAY‘ *mv* 23’ mm' well to procure acopy. The descriptive
hlorris Block, we will continue re ~ ~ ff- or *  *C matteris well written and the informa-
.lle business in its various branches.
M. Hornsby, who has mana-
the business in the past, will be
charge of the store, and will bo
jluaed to attend to all old customers
 many new ones.
 A choice new stock of Wall Pal-WV”
twill be at once put on sale, and Bu
&paitments of the business will _be
.Jeeps weii eeeeked. A wen eePP1\°d
` Bows sand will be a special featurel
H the business. The store will "be
‘known as “The Bazaar Booksi0r0-
_ TIIE BIZRIII GDIPRIIY.
Suceesaorsto F. J. Hornsby.
'gg-fb Block, Ch’towu. March i6. X900-
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Your
  Millinerl
Our worlrrooms will
rushed this week; if cin-
venient, we ask you, and
, willconsider it a favor for #
' those who can, to leave#
“ their trimmed hat order*
as early in the week as*
possible. #
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Perkins & Co#
‘ The Millinery Leaders.
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£01
lite, arine,lile_
.Ill British Companies. Risks ta-ken
'#loWrates.
  ymlmanlttu.
e Agents.
Telephone 67
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Ili? 39 years experience in the ‘practice of
*U PT ession may be consulted on all the
es of General M di
§Gii_£1I _ e 'cines including the
_specialties
0B¢eand Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door
lhive Kindergarten Hall.
oursgtoiiaiu. ito d 8 _ _ -
Jllhrlottetown June 9th,i9c?oad1&Zv3ml;>dI?
mei neiiebie gmng
Place to have your repair work f-if
done is the place that takes '
the most interest in your
nceds.lVe strive to accmomo~ e,
date all who leave any work 1"
with US, by prompt attention ,gg
and quick despatch of same. .
We have the reputation of 53%
befflg 0- K- _O11 repair work. ‘E
G_i\e us a trial and be con- .
vinced that what-wc say is 
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true.
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An Ottawa despatch intimates that
John Globe will probably be appointed in
his stead. Mr. Ellis has long stood in the
front rank of Maritime Province _journal-
ism, and has had long service as a repre-
sentative of the people in the Provincial
Legislative Assembly and the House of
Commons. His knowledge ot public af-
fairs and his ability to discuss them both
on the platform and. in the press are un-
doubted. His services to the Liberal
party have been long and tireless, while
his cast of mind is decidedly independent.
lo.; we have no doubt Mr. Ellis would
render excellent Service to the Dominion
as a Senator.
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Not very much has appeared in the press
outside of Quebec in Commendation of
Hon. Mr. Tarte as Ca.nada's principal re-
presentative at the Paris Exposition.
Most newspaper readers are, on the con-
trary familiar with a great deal of hostile
criticism of Mr. Tarte in that zonnection.
But just nowwe find the Minister of
Public Works commended from an unex~
pected quarter. Dr. Oronhyatekha, head
pronounced Conservative_in politics, and
he volunteerers the statement that he
“cannot commend too highly the work
Mr. Tarte is doing at the Exposition. He
is doing a lot for Canada. Mr Tarte is a
thorough Canadian." This is high praise
p and as we have said it comes from an un-
` expected and disinterested quarter.
A Shanghai despatch tells that some
months 880 the Empress-Dow ager of
‘China entered into secret negotiations
with the Mikado of_Japan with a view to
concerted action for driving all Europeans
and Americans out of the east and dividf
ing the territory from Burmah to Siberia
between China and Japan. This may be
a piece of imagination merely, for Shang-
hai is a fruitful source of misinformation,
but it gives us aglimpse of ar very per-
plexing and` alarming possibility. There
, B. cvenrin England, cube fear of Japan as
‘well as ofChina. Japan is aggressive as
well as progressive, and there is almost as
much fear of Japan as of Russia obtaining
too much control on the eastern mainland
of Asia. . , A
France is now taking the initiative
among the powers, it is said, to prevent
the further sale of arms and munitions
of war to China. The fact is that Europe
has armed China., and prepared theA0ri-
entals for warfare on modern principles.
Surprise was expressed a. few weeks ago
when the allied forces were met by
Chinese infantry armed with the best
modern repeating rifles and artillery
which outranged the cannon ef the allies.
All these rifles and cannon had been sup-
plied by enterprising French and German
, _
The esteemed Examiner is very hard to
please these times, and the reason is suf-
fficiently obvious. It is not even satisfied N 
` Crdiip  dfead of `e\TeTy 7moth°er,_is 1
instantly relieved by Bentley`s Lini
_“___ A  i. W. Rllllllli. Pill Bi ,j
ment.
childrens muslin collars
Co
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` °' 1"mak¢l`S- ~ Tourists and others wishin ` t -
Bt” N vi _ , _ . _ g quie , com _
es.s.P.§::::.i»fsWt°" £?.‘;‘.i‘.':3§;..”i§°°l;‘;“..;%‘::I.‘:’ ‘;i.‘2..;"fa“".hi°3.‘l T I-I ERE """"°°’°”°°"
one ns Mrs. Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street.
181;! _-it 1
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e 0 .ev-°~ W irn°¢1'l“'h-eros sueeeer .
U RNITURE .
Hammocks, bathing suits. straw hats
aton & Co`s. 18 tf
eign trade has increased from $239,000,000
of the I. O. Foresters is widely know as a
manufacturers, just as the Chinese battle- ~ _ _ _ , `__
ships and eruieere had been built inhrit-, ((,§`i` We "0 8011018 8000 P08118 ly
- p ‘  ~ff for very little money-'not only , v
ish yards. eg   _ ,.6
7   i the cheaper kinds but also the (il
tion given is accurate and concise. It is
at lowest prices for cash only, Senator Bui-pee of New Brunswick is like- ,, credit to the ,,f5c¢ of publication
ly soon to resign his seat and that Mr.
J. V. Ellis, M. P. and editor of the St,
It is apparent that the present is a per
iod of trade expansion not only in Canada
but throughout the world. We are proud
to find that in Canada the volume of for-
in 1886 to over $340,000,000 in 1900. In the
United States within the same period the
volume oftrade has grown from $1,662,000,
000 to $2,244,000,000. Enormous as has been
the increase in the United States,the Can-
adian increase, in view of the relative
populations of the Dominion and the Re-
public is, quite two to one.
WORLD"S CONVENTION.
Fifty Thousand Persons Take Part in Pro-
ceedings.
Loxnozv, July 19.-Fully 50,003 persons
Society of Christian Endeavor,specia1 feat
. true soldier of Christ.
1 the sympathy with this work of the 1
inate Rev; Francis E. Clark and the Rev
Charles M. Sheldon for the highest. ollice
irnothers. ith, they are not liable 't0
,attended Wednesday’s meetings of the
world`s convention of the young People’s
ures of the program being _the delivery of
the messages from the churches. The Rev.
Hugh Price Hughes, president of the
Wesleyan conference, said he conveyed
from 30,000,000 MethodistsofGreat Britain
the desire to form an alliance with every
The Right Rev. Mandell Creighton.
bishop of London, extended to the
Christian Endeavor society the heartiest
welcome of his diocese, and assurance of
U39
body of Christians he represented. _
Dr. Parker, of the City Temple, urged
America.n‘Christian Endeavorers to nom-
C  STOCK H0105
G. H. Callbeck, North Tryon, received
y express from the L. B. Silver Co.,-
leveland, Ohio, a specia.liy~sele cted $45
air of the famous O. L. C.|hogs, eight
weeks old. The chief qualities of this breed
are: lst, rapid growth. 2nd, early matu-
ity, fine large hogs when six months
ld. 3rd, for making more pork for feed
onsumed than any other breed. -ith,
hey can be grown to ii large size' and the
meat is as line grian as a chicken. .5th,
these hogswhen dressed command higher
prices at Chicago than any of the dark
breeds. 6th, they are more docile than
any other breed. Pigs of these sows
can be handled without disturbing their
'U05'
9005
cholera and other diseases as has been
demonstrated many. times. 'especially
throughout the Western States. Q
word the O. L. C.’s have 'i‘7‘excell_eriei'ss’.§
possessed by other varieties of hog with'
out their defects. The Silver U5. 
breeders of Chester Whites and O. L. C.
While they guaranteethere are no better
Chesters in Chester_Co’unty~or outof it
than their’s yet nineteen, out of twenty
buy the O. L. C’s. even at more than
.- _‘p
Bicycle for National
-The value ofthe bicycle'
national defence
‘B8
Buy at
The Wealth is lid
But Then Garments
elnleasely (helm.
Crash - Skirts
oooo Quaaivv
1 ‘I0 -
Shirt Waists
uid alms 11:-ia.:-nm-_._
1 double the price. ‘
S next month in,,,r=]
lasting three da`.yjs,» _p
1,000,000 bicyclere in England,
Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice, .who
given much thought to the bicycle in mili-
tary campaigning, believes- thatfif' _a
“modera.te”proportion of these were skill-
ed in the use of a ride, they could
hold back an invading force until other
troops could be got ready to meet the
enemy. The object ofsuch -an invading
force, would of course, be London. That
city is comparatively near the coast and
an enemy might come within striking
distance inashort time. Gen. Maurice’s
Weak,SickIy  
(ihildren
Ising is llll.ea’s lkrve Food. `
muy  are pale. weak' and
bloodlaq. from their birth. Many others
have thdr blood and nerves exhaust-
ed, and their systems broken down by
the savages ot disease, or ai the re-
sult ot over-study at school.
Dr. C‘lmae's, Nerve Food ia the ideal
treatment for children. It. supplies the
very elements which are lacking in the
pale, weak, and nervous. It restores
the colour and richness to the blood,
lnvigcrataslibe nerves. and builds up
the system. As*-a. re_stora.tlve'a£tsr the
exhaustint and -debilitating effect; of
measies, scarier sever, and such su-
rnenta, it is of incalculable worth,
Mrs. Stephen Dempsey, Albury, P, AE,
county, Ont, writes:-“ My little grand-.
daughter, nine _vears old, was 'very pale
and weak, and had no appetite. She
had a tired, wornout appearance, and
was delicate and sickly. I got some
of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for her, and
it has helped her very much. She ig
gaining considerably in weight and
looks real healthy.” '
Dr. Chase’a Nerve Food, 50c a box, at
all dealers. or Edmmaon, Bates and
Company, Toronto.
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.ti We Are Having 
l_Sut:csssiul Soap Sale. 
\‘,i‘.ll_l delicately perfumed such as 
 Rose “ll
W( ‘ Miguonette . \\_
Heliotrope ’
when, for one day only, THE Gr umisn  Violette,et::, etc.  
was able tocommend its moderation. And  All nice .fresh g00dg_P¢-ices__,__
it forthwith becomes violent and unreas-
onable again. .
this week lower than usual-
Buy now.
li
Central Drug Store, ’
, -,Y Sunnyside.
Jas. Paton 65 
. is f .   ' -.;,   ,
. ‘  .i.it
i hundred hammocks ¢ oing fast at
»- _f-Q.-.._-.-_ _c ,_._~_~-_ -_
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Tileaptpetiie can
me-_-time gee-ve_ei aeiidhu* 
ani-'
...'.°'.».......- ‘2.:“:::.‘:.‘¢.%
cream. This we have every morn-
ing perfectly new and fresh, and
elceedlngly rich, and Jwlmt ’
ihtft.
THAN . . _ _
, , . . . ,uooo casari- r  
bee th ' _, 'V ' N » A we . i  ny er ,m
ESI'.'i.‘3'i>ei`é‘e‘§‘“;“;‘3iL‘i'.3'.‘i~l§"§§f?§§.§;?.“i§§i2°‘f;     ii°.°ii`#‘..:.~ei§’~”~~ em' f-§’~'1‘ff’=2*P=f2=‘f'§“<=°
_ . e _ _ ' ` f ' ' i PYKIIIQS 
what we can do foryou-STORE CLOSE-S at? ' ‘ " V   'riieieeiefeiie eioiarene bonnet' ie "Gm", n"°`m"'°‘°C'°’°`I""a 3 1% SQ Mm.” md Gomm
SA'1‘URDAY»S . . P .   A   nom hate, meeini need. ash haze. 'bonfe”L°’°l hh" Bd’ Parkside
open until 10 p. m. ‘ | ; i   g ‘ hatsnoihioeup.-.Ie.e.Pa1.on&ce. ion. A,,,n ,mm Refresh B me
High am ,mom wma” ladies mmm emu e “N5 =1°°l9_Ig grounds; Admission sho Ladies
kllieaserodtelcaltliaaiivlgoirby-A
all the people to unite ln noon-day pray-
ers on behalf of Europeans in distress in
, _ i China.
Bllplied to _a fast express train. lt is
widly serious when it refers to people
it another his ein '
  A  i>e¢:;ss ree
plan involves the distribution of 2,000
~ bicyclists on each road lead-ing from the
3 coast of London. Each body will be
in the United States, as Christian men divided into six put. of 300 members,
should be at the head of things. each and the iremgining mo Wm b,  
 I  ff utilized to  ammunition, prepare
quarters and cook. Gen. Maurice be-
ing army would be likely to take could be
ful purpose in theway Gen.Maurioe points
out Th
Tlltsoi 0ill\’lltsf` Breaks  |l¢¢0l'l 0|
1 the-.last siege of Gibraltar, when the Rock
efforts ofthe Spaniards and French from
record as the longest important sic e of
' to a private individual it might be saved
the Russo-Turkish war from Sept. 7, 1877
to Dec. 10 against the ick of the Russian
London Mail.
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i
Tonozvso, July 10.-The combined com-
mittee representing foreign ,mission com-
mittees ofall the Protestant denominations
in Toronto have sent ,out an appeal to
mi
5 OFF THE TRACK-
This means disaster and death when 1
ose blood is disordered and who conf
LIGHT AND COOL-
__ G
SUMMER GORSETS
LIGHTEST AND BEST
-4.1-his .m 11 1|-vu 11 um.-_‘_
lieves that all the roads which an invad-1  M E I I  
successfully guarded until regular troops  rr
could be brought up. Bicycle corps ,
would be and they might servo a very use-
 
 
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mann va lm 4;:
 ». e manoeuvres next month will be
watched with interest by military men - ZA -.;- f jg: ,, §`
the world over   Z
. 1 `
S A tom; since   /if
ii _ . Modern  -1 I
q I
_ _Although byno meansthe mostterrible, - -
v was held by a British garrison under
General Elliot -against the .combined '/`
i _
~ July 5, 1779,,t0 NOV. 26, 1781, l'l0ld8 UDB
¢"9lv»vvl
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`modern times. The fact that every now »-
H and'-again the-garrison were able to ddd AVG t0 hlld
to their provisions by successful sorties _ They are the prettiest lot of clothes W9 hive our hid.
gent them from succumbing to -hunger, , '*~ We are busy making them up into stylish Baits We
ut ' cl ' d ' ' `
wurvy mme nearly 1.000v1°¢1m°- invite our patrons to cxiimine our stock.
For weeks together over 6(X)0 shells _ Au dsth .d
» ’. _ BB B .glll'§l,\@d
were thrown into the town daily. A e by M as to st
'curious point about this siege is that the ‘
goygrngr of  after havin# dong 5 3  w' . everything he could think ofto strengthen
the fortincations, issuedn. proclamation A /`§~ fg H ;i/is?
calling on an of the ison who ` " `
y me ,M m
any schemesto propose to call on him  l-I
with them, as he did not wish the Rockto '“
fall when by listening but a few minutes 4
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By holding the fortress ofPlevnaduring; ,    
1_--run
P .
army the Turkish Rurrison, under Osman W  I I1 i
Pasha, accomplished the impossible, e  u
according to both military and medica Ev ghmg in the mga 3 F rmshm L
experts; for not only did they defy the ery u 8 me’ “opp” the boots'
be. f
sieging orce when it numbered nearly ua" ‘wa u 
50 to 1 against them, but they lived for 12 Q ty y P' c’s  
weeks practically without food. Yet on Whlto Bild Colorod Sh!-WB, C'-"uU`9» CUSS UBd0l'¢l0i7l'1l
Dec. 10, after having eaten theirlast grain Suspenders, Umbrellas, Halidkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf H096, Halfngéose,
ef eye, they eeuied out emi piuekiiy med Buttons, Cult' Buttons, eco,
to cut their way through the Russians.-
Dur Strong Line 0m- leckwear.
is en the ieeeer glee, from ze ee 75., eeei,
Noon-day Prayer For China 1 Sore open Sewroeye on 11 p in '
dogg McLellan
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THE Bmr aaoss or rm: season WILL an new _yr
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