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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Closing prices M y

American Sugar 147 American Tobacco Atchison Common Bmoklyn Transit

Burlinsrtoh

Louisville Nashville

Manhattan 1

103

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Rock Island St. Paul 162 United States Steel Com. V

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MISS JONES VOICE GREATLY IM- PROVFD.

The many admirers of Miss Jones sing

ing have been greatly pleased at the im proved clearness and richness _of tone. so noticeable in her late renderings. Miss Jones attributes this improvement to the

ing Two People

MAN FALLS INTO FIRE

recent use of Catarrhozone. It gives SuiCide Df0Wnmg_Cape

clearness and brilliancg of tone, and pre vents hoarseness and uskiness. Promin- ent singers, ministers, actors, an i public speakers use Oatarrhozone for the voice, and find it of inestimable value. You breathe the medicated air from the inhal. er into the throat and lungs, where it kills disease prevents and absolutely cures Bronchitis,|Asthma and Cat irrh Catarrh- czone never fails; never harms' pleasant

Breton Wants Supreme Court Judge.

to use and always successful. Sold with FALLING cniaixnr k1r.r.s Two.

a guarantee on every $1.01 package to cure these diseases or your money back. SmaU size 25c. Druggists Poison 81 Co. King= ton, Ont. _

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0liE CHINESE INDEMNITY.

Bx1u.tN, May 16.-A despatch received

here from Pekin says the note of the Chinese peace plenipotentiaries accepting the amount of indemnity demanded by

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ST.-TOHN,May 17 .-- (Special). -Bythe fal- nlr of Jewett`s mill chimney thisafter- con two men, George McLuskey and

Wm. Price were killed and several others

injured.

FELL IN MILL FURNACE.

CHATHAM, May 17.-A shocking accid-

the powers proposes to pay the gmt of whicha. young man employed in Sn -

the thirty annual instalments of 15,000,000 taels in July,1902. .

.___>_..__ WARTS ARE UNSIGHTLY.

That is the reason no one is clamoring

fora few more warts-make them fashion.- able and a remedy to grow warts would

%i‘iJickly be made a financial success. Yes

tnam’s Corn and Warn Extractor ie-

inoves them, works quickly and without pain-any druggist \v_ll tell you more aboutlthis reniedv.

is _-.-- BUYiNc WILD HORSES

Fort BRmsH ARMY.

Vxscotrvrzn, B C.,May 15-Hundred of

horses which have been running wild dur- ing the last few years on the plains be- C tween Lillooet and Baibooand Okanagan, - are being captured to be sold to the Bri-

tish Government for use in South Africa.

TO CURE i.~l<lPPl-3 IN TWO DAYS Laxative Bromo-121'. nine removes catheuu

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AROUND THE WORLD l

IN FIFTY DAYS _

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New Yoiix, May 15.-An interesting

race around the world has been arranged by two French papers, the Matin and Journal. The representative of the Matin will go around the world by way of St. Petersburg, acroos Siberia by Pladi vostock, Japan and New York. The Journal man will make the _trip in the opposite direction, and will reach New York about May 31. It isexpected that the journey viill be completed within fifty days.

Bi ---¢-_- To eurea leanacte in ten minutes use

Kuuiford Headache Powders. 10 cts.

E I' _YI-£1-M

WANTS, FUUND, EIC

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WAN l‘F.D.--A young man who understands low to tak: care of horses. Apply to William Welsh, S .uthport_ 13 gi.

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llili IIIS

Shoes

lf you want comfortable

feet in the hot weather you should getapair of our In- victus shoes

Latest styles, best iworlz- manship, high grade learheru

laced and buttoned.

Vici kid and patent leather

price $3.50, $4.00,$4.25,$~lf_50.

Geo. A. Sl.-atei~’s nam

ze _ _ stamped on every pair.

ball’s saw mill lost his life.

OW IT OCCURRED. The sawdust in the mill was burned in

furnace which was filled from the top

through circular holes. A young man named Girthows was feeding the furnace, and when the mill shut down at 9 o‘clock

he was missing.

'l'he furnace was searched yesterday

1o2 . The defeat of Shamrock IL by the old

Shamrock came something as a surprise

accordance, with tho “eternal fitness

Traveller. ° _-

e

Yachtsmen generally think that no

between the two Shamrocks. It w

lowing hard, according to the repor , nd the sea was running high The

treteh her rigging, and it would have een folly to have pushed her under the ircumstances

been driven hard she might have carried away something and the damage bee

n

to the followers of yachting on this side _ so great that her chance. would have hem of the water. It would have been more in : _spoiled at one,"

__ _ °f, Another thing the yachts were not sail-

things if the new boat had made the old ,_ ing over my measuued ¢o,,,.se_ The were

_ _ I

we look like three dimes--Baton started by nie Erin and after siiiiingiera'

time they received ia signal from the steamer to -stop I think it wasa trial sim-

K NEW PIPE

Tcstcd Last Night.

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Placed in Grace Church fllirs. llciinlcy

MUSICANS PRESENT A CAR -STRIKET

importance is to be attached to the trial N¢wp°|»g befsre those yachts met in

d _

has

new sail on. that is, if the new can

It takes several trials to get the riggi

been courting disaster to have pushed her to beat the older boat. I doubt very much if those in charge of the yachts were rac

what they wanted. If the challenger had ,

n

aut. on a biz ys¢h~ said 4 member of the fitting one which sue used in her form Yew Yacht Club last night-,`and 'vvi.h'the - spins, so that it is easily seen that gh standing gear in the condition that the was not in anything like trim for 'B bud challenge- r s must have been it would have race.

ilar to those sailed by the

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Columbia and Defender o

h3lD\'°°k lil* 1105 hid 9000811 S’\llS |30 one or the old one repaired and it woul

is I "

. The Instrument Pronounced Ministers Bod? FUN4

race, and only those in charge of the two _ _ boats really knew what was being done. all EXCCHCIII. one Wm

01 All 'tha Shamrock II’s standing- gear

h9»m1`0¢k isa £1505 50817 I-'ld WM B516 I0 new. In her trial last week she' buckle

.i be Used To-morrow. I

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not have been wise to have risked that s

being warmed again. 'Then she

was ready. If not she had on the lil me of hearing Prof Wwts test the new

“We mudt wait until the

overa regular course before we can est; mate the speed of the new yacht, an

ing at all Probably they were out sail even then she may be held back, so th

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ent occurred here Wednesday evening by _ 'stretching and the atm' blow W” Jus” _“° °“° e!°°Dt' th°5e in Chafile 02111 te

ow

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U father, who for many years carried on

what she is capable of doing.” `

if A 'r:- - 3. _ _

ace under the conditions while the new ,her gag, so that she either Md ,_ new -_

2

pipe organ recently purchved by G

8; At 6.30 last evening we had the pleas-

. i ~ °’ Methodist ciiuieti,fr°m Messrs. miie: ° ' stru

Brothers, the well known musical in

ii of their pipe organ department, is one of F

the oldest pipe organ builders in Cano

t' having learned the business from

large business, if not the largest in Cana in this line.

In Memoriam.

* We lelrn that the Karn-Warren

n arge numb r of pipe organs, placed i

~ resent A vrcrm or rar. can sralxl.

th K -W Co. fWoodstock0 t._- _ _

yacht meet ME. Cltiuagles Egrrlliell, the Superintendrnt ALBANY' M3’ 17-*-(SUM.-in

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Suv Faaivcisoo, 'May 17

Hrs. McKinley huhkoma _ ieoierbueissciiiis sesiueumatuss.

x ' _ \_. »

ment dealers of th’s city, who rep

da.

1= simian. _-and '-mis i. " gmtiikeiiimaqraa wry

men winning their demands. ' '

Y umrs'mn’snonr1Iouz¢n. '._ ""-

Nitw Ycnx, May

morning, when human remains were

found.

cart: nat-:rox wx-yrs A JUDGE.

SYDNEY, C. B. May 17.-(Special.)-The

Barristershere will meet to urge the ap- pointment of a Supreme Court Judge for

ape'Breton._ . __ _ _

ic ae ea y, blac smith, was calle

from th' w ld fto'l d t '

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is or o i an care oeng

the rewardof awell-spent life. As h V ._ . _ he prime of life,havingjust completed hi o _ hort duration, his death came as a. severe shock to the community. About two weeks previous he contracted a slight cold which gradually developed into

of all that tender nursing could do and

The London Times, referring to th

race, says:

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medical skillcauli accomplish,-he suc-

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strengthening graces of the -lastf ssicra-'

At Irishtown, on Tuesday, May 7,

M' h lA. R d k `

as a man of robust constitution and in

l;la.‘.erPresident of the Branch. ‘He w

oy also a member of the Emerald Branch, .three manual organ for the Church of

e B. 1. S.

s interestand his since:-it was evi

spice his faculty for business and his have built within the page few year; keen and l 'cal ' 1 3 - ~

He \a.ll_ parts of Canada, from the All ntic t

og! debating powers wg

the admiration of all the members. was soon elected Recording Secretary an

as

f In education he tooka deep and lively Grace Church is to be congratulate

their late constructions being thel

S

James the Apostle of Montreal.

t upon securing their organ from such

YA 0

d the Pacific, among the most prominent of ` H.azeltonPPa‘;, was found lui:

d Nrrurrr nonassunansnnmin. ° Pxnrimsnune, Sou'rn'Ar;'nso1',`:-

pneumonia and heart trouble and in spite _completely engrossed was h

Y den

rty-fifth year, and as his illness was of by always supporting the vote of large sup- well-known firm, and their agents here

P1€m9’1°t° Proficient teachers. In fact Messrs. Miller Brothers, are cer*ainly rk

any cause he espoused or any wo he undertook, ever found him an active and enthusiastic- supporter, so

. , _ ‘ in the work in hand that his whole being was often- completely absorbed which left

in the Church without the aid or assis ance of any persons from the facto

in importing the organ and setting it up ,sm-n»¢n¢1¢;-¢¢1_

tg V

This is a new feature of themusic busi __ 1 A

for this Province. f_\v“?_ it is ,a._;§i\-‘».i§ract:lan

cumbed to the inevitable, '

‘ " 'V vi " ' fu ~ ' ' "_ A I _ _ ~~- _ f s _ _ - all-h_ismi‘rroun_dings. In -to-know that we have among curb

conclusion, it m`aybe said ' that he was

a people, those capable of setting up a 'pi

'asm may of nev. ndnjiu-fs.

Kirk Stanley, a massage operator, who under arrest.

T-(Special)-Ninety

number of _prominent omeiall.

da

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be commended for their push and energy,

ry. me

wn De

itsti-seed the niet that

SUICIDE BY DRGWNING.

ments. He leaves a wife and six children l h

m'"‘; “`h°°° ‘="¢l'.l' thought and action organ without the aid of expert help-fro ten ° ~

‘“ area certain cure for

ST. JUHN, May TT.-(Special.)-W. L.

D-iggett of Grand Manan suicided this morning by drowning.

WOMEN WRECK A S x- J )'\I '

AND DESTROY BUILDING.

Wnnrznrivc. W.Va., May 15.-Mrs. Cora

Lucas led six women. armed with axes in a raid on Joseph Beck’s saloon at Glen- dale to day. The bar was wrecked, bar- rels of beer and whiskey thrown into the riveraud the building itself torn down, and the timbers cast adrift in the Ohio.

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B soR_N

Cnas. J. Delanunt, a daughtey.

At Moncton, May 15 h, to the wife of

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DIED.

Dino at White Sands on April 25th of

softening of the brain followed by paraly- sis, ¥Villiam Glover, aged 73 years and 7 months,` leaving a widow two sons and one daughter, David andCatherine on the old homestead and William in Province, - R. I. He died trusting in -the merits of his redeemer.

SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS

with their attendant dangers may be _ speedily averted and remedied by the use of Polson’s Nerviline. Excellent to gar- gle with-ten times better than a must- ard plaster and more convenient for the outside. Nerviline penetrates the tissues instantly, soothes the pain, allays inflam- mation, and cures soreshroiit. and hoarse- ‘ ness simply because that’s what it is made for. The large 25 cent bottle of Nerviline is unexceiled as a household lininient, It cures everything. °

liillg__ glrilgillili.

Anters in reatvariety.

choice climbing. _

Poppies, “Shiny” in beautiful colors

mixed. ‘ '

Mignonette our special mixture.

_l Peas our Early Giant, also 5 late varieties.

Cluster Wax.

ksquashes. Pumpkins, _

Beans. pole or climbing, Ssparagus or good

long Authors, Mammoth white, Early Golden

Bea' 0, Dwarf or `Busl1, Keynes rust Proof,

Golden Wax, Stringless Green Pod, Perfecticn Wax, ¥osei-nite Mammoth Wax, also Corn,

to mourn a loss t tat no uman efforts can ever repair. His life was made up, in un-

aimed at domestic happiness, socia union, and religious perfection. His calling brought 'him in contact with pea

he was deservedly popular. His life was indeed, atrue impersonation of the ad- mirable character so well portrayed in Longfellow's poem"Tne Village Black- smith.” The writer can well remember- how, when returning from school, he “looked in at the open door,” and later now he spent manya pleasant hour in friendly argumentation or casual conver satirn. His dealings with men were

justice. He possessed an intellect of won dcrful scope and comprehensiveness, the operations of which were displayed equally well in literary acquire ments and mechanical expercness. The nature pf his work kept him in touch with many inventors of modern times and his work in this connection ever dis- played the hand of the master mechanic. An expert inevery line of work of so ex- tensive a calling, he built up an im- mense tradc commanding one of the lar- gest and best. areas on the Island to-day in this he has left a void that none can fill. Others may follow, but none can truly succeed. lndelibly impressed on the mind is the genial smile with which one was always greeted, and erigraven on the heart are the many acts of kindness that he constantly performed. his erudition was phenomenal, when one considers the few spare moments he had for reading. lHe was ii close student of history, and kept thoroughly versed in the movements and objects of governments and nations. A Canadian of optimistic type, he could see nothing for Canada but a future of undreamed of prosperity while he believed

broken succession, of good work thatlgood works that shall not be destro

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our dear Island the most favored of God!

_ _ _ , _ creation. _ ' ' -

In society he was an active worker. He became, in 1895. a member of Branch 254

C. M. B. A. Kensington and in a brief po,-k_$14_¢y,'_f. _ _

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Sweet Peas. our Red, White and Blue '

,l mixed and 50 choice varieties. -

Nauurtium. our special dwarf mixed and

Baking Powder' ‘x“...§._u

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and aimed" at erecting a monument, gf

yed

i\o better proof of the respect in which he was held can be adduced than the pro. cession of~over one hundred carrie.

by Branch 254, C. M. B. A. and by Miss Celia Murphy and Miss Maggie Higgins. An immense concourse assembled at the house on Thursday morning May 9th inst. to pay their last respects to the dead. Eren a disinterested observer could not but notice how painful was the sad duty they had come to perform and how each countenance expressed the thought that

marked by a. keen sense of honesty and _ Wm wid in whispers.-.who Shan be next"

The pall-bearers were Messrs..John Ber-_ nard ,James Rei i,George McLeod Andrew

McLeod, John Campbell, John O'Hallor

an. The members of Branch 251, C. M. B. A. and representatives from Branches 215 Summerside, 281 Tignish, and 338 Hope River, and the members of Emerald Branch B. I. S. in regalia headed the pro-

cliurch, extended fully a mile in length. Largo-r funerals may have entered St.

_ Marys Cemetery, Indian River, but never

any so grand and so impressive. A sol- emn mass of Requiem was sung by Mgr. D J. Gillis and amid sobs and laments. tions his body was committed to the earth to a .vait a glorious union with the soul in heaven. On Sunday Mgr. Gillis paid a glowing tribute to the deceased, showing how he was a sober. industrious, honest, and God-fearing im_an,and deeply regretted

__ the loss of so good ii parishioner. But tl;e _ ‘ - - his

will of God must be done, our loss is

C gain. `

CHICAGO MARKETS.

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Chicago May 16 - (Special ) The

following _are the closing rates: May, - Wheat, 7%; Corn.50§5 Oats, -

’P0r ,si4eo. -_ '

Jitly. Wheat, 712; Corn, 44%; Oats, +-

_Canadian Stock Quotations.

(Furnished by McCuaig, Rykert 8: Co. Montreal.) _ .Closing prices May 17.

St. John St. Ry. _ 1 Halifax St. Ry.

Twin City St. Ry. Motkreal Gas - ‘ Royal Electric '

Dominion Coal Co. _

Republic Mining

Payne - do

Star' do _ ;_ ol

ed to the improvement of mankind abroad. _

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_‘ _ ~ . ges edifice.

ple of all classes and creeds and with all that followed his body to the grave. Very

pretty wreaths were laid upon the coffin antique quartered oak. The ornament

_Canada Pacihc 10-ii ` 7" ,_ Monw, S, ,,,_ ,,,._, who lms tt. Toronto St. Ry. 110

is; wi io rss 250 344; as 295

The outsideappearance ofthe organ

certiilnlv artistic and the decoration

v\-'it.h t.-he tinting of the interior of th

frontpipes are supported by four niassi columns or pillars, handsomely carv

arepanelled to match and the who exterior of the instrument presents

torium.

with a. neat and appropriate railing. 'I`h

enlarged and as reconstructed s mode in every regard.

with pedal bass, with eleven speaki stops an-i six inech'-inic-il registers.

pares _very favorably with its sister orga in town.

a credit tothe church and the enterpri of Grace Church a matter for emulation b

time to-morrow morning. Miss Duchemi will preside and excellent results _ may l looked for.

" Constipation Pills soldhy

_ _ _ f box gives relief, four boxes

the front pipes harmonizes beautifully cure we most' nbsmnate

° From your druggist at 25 cents, or

9.

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The case of the organ is fini.-hed ii; 00,160 _ Limited n°Pt".L

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ve ed

and embellished. The sides of the _pase

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8 Clothing to-day and save mu _

beautiful appearance from the audi Gemkmen my 7°” H”-“ff” Punk

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The orgauis a double manual with li

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In tone, volume and design the organ is

all churches unpossessed oi a modern king of instrument:-.

The organ will be used for the iirst

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Ask any one who Soepeh¢Soapifit_is_not-,>a

-Lggdggpxtiaén

|oapandrnosteconomh.L

s alwaysconti_iioe_toiin¢5it. ' §apm I

dangers The are the only

on receipt ot price. The Wells it

Af socondliandg

ew _

dit on for sale. A ply Dulzhemin, city P

Goto Paton&Co ii

Co sthisp.m--li

The choir platform has been sits-refl to L"'d‘es klndly have n'

8CCO[!lI.ll0(‘lil!6 the new 0128.11, and Il`l'b¢:'~l at our b g Mun

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seatinscanwiry forthe choir tw ‘ e and learn the latest in childs

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rens head geari- Bros

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Attention is oailodto the ad of Ji.

The Orlimll DOS5e§t~es0.i|1plo who for H18 Kelly&C0 f0QS¢,(,|1~yQg§-gfgrqperlgg. 12 t

church. The stops are well voiced, the

flute. objoe amcidstoppeid diupiitsoii onthe `D3W mllllnmy afrivlfgi lil; 21-ilteefpitisllyig. 'lliiig `fil'ili$°r.‘§i'.'$e‘ii.` PVPYY Week at Pl'°WS° BIDS*

cession, which, before it' reached the sm’ tak" ""0 accoupr’ lm' 9'3"" com

A few women follow the old fashioned idea that.pilloir` ,slips and sheets fmustbe made at home; but the great major» *ity ‘ot housewives have dis- covered that these articles can

b i bought not only readymade _b it-_ better' tfiafie, than

Corners’ Seeds Crow

Tvymity _two years buyin

*rinse `

Thelargest House in this Pg-gving . __ Business-'increuiagf'

yer. is‘our5K'¢¢0rd.

on us for their Seedsnpply and know

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when they buy from us that they are-i 'gefiingthe verv best-seeds thatmoneyff

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buy l°,0O0 copies if cur 2035 Catalogue issued this year nos get a. copy send w us

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