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PLGODS TOURIST MULLIE BROWN’S DEATH 'PRINCE _

age near Pittsburg at 0nce. A EE ‘ 'lf H"G21llvDiI1£ HDFSC-A _ llis>~0i1cen’ . 1 36 Ccl1$iat"@aif

FAIR LADY’S PORTRAIT

Brings $150,000- Boxers and Robbers Repulse our

1 Indian Troops.

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Prrrssuao, \Ap1~il 22.-(Special)-Heavy hoods are now receding and all danger is past but thousands upon thousands of dollars damage has been done and much valuable property destroyed. Mills are everywhere shut down and bridges destroyed, but the railroads are rapidly getting into shape. Bls PRICE I-‘on A PORTRAIT. New Yost. April 22.-(Special).-It is

now said that Pierrepout Morgan paid £30,010 for the Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire.

noxans AND Rossi-ms. Pnxis, April 22.-(Special).-Aforce of Boxers and robbers, more than a thous- ands strong, attacked the Indian troops, killing Major Browning and one Sepoy and wounding others. The company retreated to Fu Wing. Reinforcements are being sent from Ha Kwan. The Boxers are apparently well armed

with modern rifles.

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The Vgggar last in lac and buiton. made of purest Vici Kid and patent loathe `1Jiii'ei-ent widths perfect i

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There is _no reason for believing that

fewer tourists will visit our country and ‘Province thisyear than last. On the con-

rary there are many reasons for anticipat- ngan increased number-those who visit- d us last year were well pleased and many of them will return; these will bring their friends to share in the newly found de- light; the transportation companies year- ly establish wider connections and through their liberal employment of printers’ ink make the advantages and at- ractions ofour country more generally nown from season to season. Last year the feeding of the multitude

had grown to be quite a problem befdre

the season reached its height, and the far- mer with butter, poultry, lamb, fruit, or fresh vegetables to sell was hailed by the grocers andlhousekeepers as a sort of good Samaritan. Everything in those lines sold at top prices and customers wanted more. With a good soil, the best of grow- ing climates and such a market as now offers, our farmers are made of different stuff than we think they are, if they fail to take advantage of those conditions this year.

As good as the market will be in town, thermis a. b& those farmers who can arrange' to accommod ii c tourists under their o Jvn roofs and .~ el io the consumer direct the produci -. » i the farm. All those contemplatiig, the eh- tertainment of summer visitors, and who can arrange for a. garden, should do so at once. The tourist raves a. good deal about our b ilmy -mornings,our cool noon- days, and our beautiful sunsets. But he is not altogether blind to the charms of an appropriate menu. Such a menu, from July onward, should be drawn largely from the resources of the farm -the garden, the dairy and the liennery. The :tourist is surfeited with canned and dried and preserved stuff. If he can get his food fragrant, fresh and crisp as directly as possible from the hand of Nature,_he is etter pleased and incidentally his host ets greater profit. The moral is, if yon xpect to keep summer bo-nders begin to reparc for them now.

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BORN. A 11-ee _

IN Summerside on April ilst _180l, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Wrilrht a son.

DIED.

In this City, on April 22nd, Mrs. James Bull of Murray River.

At St. Mark’s, on the 18th inst., Mary,

relict of the lata Eugene McCarthy, in the

Entered into rest Sunday morning,

'Jane od, aug ro eae D haw

Simon Dodd. ' [Funeral Wednesday at 3 o clock sharp. from :the residence of S. W. Crabbe, thence by rail to Sherwood Cemetery.]'

FARMERS AND TUURTSTS SH

Food, Prag rant Fresh fFrom1l\”$ll'

A Pill that can be used when re<1Uf1'°

causing sickness or pain is BEACHS. STOMACH .se LIVER PILLS. send 10 cents to The Baird Go., Lt’d,, Woodstock N. B., for a trial sample box. Small pills ,small dose, purely vegeteble. Regular size 'Z5 cts. a bottle at dealers.

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A In 1831 there were norailways in Scol- land in the sense we now use the term,

the United Kingdom extend to about 2:,

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0 Was a_Speciaity With a Circus Company Which Per- Iormedf on Roeliford Square-Review of Her History aiidattfitude to Circus Life. e ' B

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_ Bnowx-On Aprili 12th, 1901, Louisa,

_ widow of William C. Brown,at her home, 1878

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_ PmLaDsLPH1a, April 17.-The above modest little death notice published yes- -terday announced the passing away of the Brst of women bareback riders, the , most daring and graceful of all and the ancestress ofa. long line of well-known circus performers.

Foriifty years -she appeared in the

ring, first asa small child, then as the _dnished rider, and, last of all, as rider of high-schooled horses. Twenty years ago she retired, and since then Madame Brown has beena. well-known Hgure in Frankford, and her home has been the Mecca for her numerous descendants.

Madame Brown was born in Germany,

ofafamily of acrobats, and entered the profession when5 years old. That was the day when the circus had not grown into the magnificent organization it now is, and travel about the provinces of Ger- many. France and Switzerland was a dreary, arduous affair, with the few little

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erect on a horse, to Jump through hoops

and over baunemh day of her death, visited by every circus ' _ E " _A--9--_ with them She journeyed to England, performer who came anywhere near Phil- 3 M _

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and in London first began to _ride erect-. Nothing like it had been seen before and the city went wild with admiration at her nerve, daring and grace. This was in the early forties, and a. few years later the family cameto this country with June Brothers’ Circus. Soon after arriving in America the girl became the wife of Francois Tourniaire, the head of the family. _ \

Tournare and his wife never returned to Europe except for engagements. The London success was repeated in every city in _the United States. An extended en~ gagement was played" in New York in the old Crystal and afterwards in

\ Plilladelphiniin a oiccus it is said then con-_

ducted by George; K. Goodwin father of the present well-known manager. Boston and oth ° ed and as the souutry grew the route was extended toward the new West Before she retired Madame Brown was wont to say that she had played in every city, town village, hamlet and cross-road of the East ern and Western hemlspheres.

After leaving the June Brothers Ma-

dame Tourniaire rode in all the old-time

er New England cities were visit

_ 80th year of her age. ' circusea, Dan Rice took her through gpg

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the young P. T. Barnum just V. 4;. I _ _ 1

D d d me E th 1 t Ga min gig out, had her with his organization.” _ _.__ _ e

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South

crgo n by all except the boys of ihfee

te gen tion ago

to restoie th esgth

Harrison Street, Frankford, aged 76

as also with Smith, Nathan & i -

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Mr. and Mrs- Tourniair bought a farm I

e-day’s _ Probabilities.

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easterly winds, mostly cloudy, a

howers.

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rPains and Lameness use KEN- CK'S LINIMENT. _ -

‘I for a winter resting place in_Peepack_,_ N. !J., and there thirty years agn.he died. _'But he had ian beiiina ii .ia.igi.eer;<s11a naturally she had taken to the ring as “Miss Josephine Tourniaire, a rider self with an international reputation. ,

CHILDREN LLL PERFORHIBS. 1

Madame Tourniaire again married,

_end this time it was William C. Brown, himself a performer. He died two yan ` ago. They had one daughter, who was ‘known as “Mollie” Brown when she 'be- gan to ride. Josephine Tourniuire mar- ried James De Mott, another performer, and they have four children, three of whom have been in the profession. _ One a. daughter, married Stickney, the acrobat and appears to-day; another daughter married Charles M. Robinson, a. member, of the family of circus men, and who has retired, while the third son is now with Barnum 8: Bailey in Budapest. The fourth child, a. son, has never appeared in the ring, confining himself to the business cnrlof amusement enterprise.

Thechildren of De Motts, with growing

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riginal, inventive men, and it was 'f °f tained h°rs¢“» _““¢4 °°'_1“““¢d 9'” ha.. _bam saute!-wgd T’ #_ ’_°°°'~T5i

to them that the modern pail and double “"m` “w°m'y7'°5“”'3'°» when 'he "Tha

bit on horses owe their origim with her husband, tothe precty homefat ‘troovs to take no prisoners. _

Trained by them, she learned to stand F""’kf*“`d' She had a"`q“i"°‘d "' °°mf°*" rr ' °

-t=-.ble_fortune. There she lived until tnei

adelphia, and known as the “mother” of the profession." t

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G1 eat Victory.

'Banisnisr Rrv1m,N. B. Mar.-Few _cases of illness and recovery have excited the interest in this community as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie.

DB. 19.533 AXD¥K§GPO]'-0!:@.D

BiSll0l! of-Oxford. ‘ _

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rmucis 1!llNBr’s unnmmm. M190! API# ' 23 1 lsreported over tha, lnanslal

Prince Henry, husband of Queen :nina and hiscaedltqms ag “id gg formed =_svn.1i»i>e_i-.0 nesting

theAmster_dam _ ._ » _

_ The Queens: idea. as vi..-y__iuoi¢iiiii`a¢.*`

Dr. 'dlod of consumption, isged 51 »~

Right Rev. W. Stubbs,

Oxford died this morning.

moan nouns car'ruas11.' ‘ ~

war once-ieporee the “piers or 242

soners,248f rinesniome ammunition wagons and'carts_andthe'si'1rren:ler of a few

A WARNING TD- DISLDXALISTS.

_ one rome, api-ii 22 -(spe¢ig1)_.L,,,-,;_

Kitchener has issued a- proclamation

waggons and flimsy tents. children °f their °W”» “fe an P1'°Pai`in3 t° -i W9-l‘llfl18 U16 persons in martial lawldis-

'raalmsn BYTHE rounzvramns. fglmw in the footsteps °t their hthgmi 0f_Uh¢ d_&0S€1‘ $119.9’ H111 bi ill' __ _,-1 _ _“_ grandfathers and-_‘His-sid _tha _ girl was taken charge of by the _Gmndm°thers' "Mower, Bmw” ' g engmb ’

Toummm family' famous an over Europe out of the profession. ~ 1-In I.IBEl.1.Bn_Ii0BD _ I

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Closing prices

Ainalgamated Copper _ e American Sugar 143% American Tobacco j

Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit Burlington _

Louisville Nashviile

e lr. Crottie's treatment by the doctors »at home and in the hospital, and the fact that they absolutely gave him up as a case beyond all hope, _is well known. _His

subsequent motor-ation bly the use 20( Dodd’s Kidney Pills reads ike a miracle.

“Forvlve years 'I have snlered of and

snwith kidneyffrouble. Last fall I had an stick, for which the doctorshad little hope of my recovery. I was obllgadto tothe hospital for treatment, tltm me no good, sol came home given up thedosloni- A friend ted s _Kidney Pills. _Fromshe Est'-box I

1£gv_ed. Now I sm as my _work every

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flower seeds, imported from the great seed growers of Eng-

or in England. To-day the railways Of

000miles of line, which have 'been con- structed at a cost of about £1,§300,000,000. The annual gross receipts now exceed £1(X),000,000, and ofthe expenditure, which amounts to over £60.009§w3. full? 011°' balfisdistribuied in wu¢BS to over 500,

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