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{ surour corv 1 citrrrs 15 ciwrs ran uourg

suuu suuu RUSSIAN FLEET I

uu couusi AGAIN TORPEDOED

T F Fullerton and Leo Williams.

A large tent is being supplied in which

will be distributed reading matter,paper_

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Carrie Nation Arrested and g;=,;,°‘;g°-8,33:_§;;-=;;§_§;~§nj,°g;;;§g; Togo’s Destroyers Sink Russian Battleship,

singing is being provided for The meet

Bailed out ings willwmmvuve li-Sv-m-u -W A|'\0th¢|' and 3 C|'Ui$C|"_A

The following program has been

. '_ ' ‘iv'Zfi°Zf.‘5`$';."3'..Z”'§»5f°'Ii.Z¥l'.."f°{`t{‘”.if ` Brilliant Exploit- Russian Admiral

Wes Afterward Discharged-Lord i.m..sn,Pmiae..r, Y. M. O. A.; sais .

R berts Gomin to America- ~'F?iI.Ir;i:nl°.I.§..s aoraaaam. cr.. uni "cmd to E5caPe"`Ru55ian5 are

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T F Fullerton' solo L. W Dock

TWU children Drownad' _ .Friday, July Ist. Address',W.C..Turner5

srnnlv sraixl su! Q01-I-APHI- Nosrn Srnnnr, June 25-(SP¢°\\|)-Tl" strike at Sydney shows every sill! °f collapse.

oaizaut NATION Aniinsrnn. ~

Carrie Nation was arrested here £01'

creating a disturbance in trout of th!

Belmont Hotel.

Se was bailed out by the temD°flU°°

people and this morning was dischar-ged_

solo, Kiss Bessie Oroeby.

Saturday, July Bud. Address, J. K.

Rose; solo, Miss Maud Down.

Program for speakers and music for

remaining meetings in camp will follow in a few c ays.

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CORNS. WARTS, BUNIONS, CAL- LICES.

Removed for all time by sppl ing

Pu'nam‘s Painless Corn and &art Extractor. It contains no acids, never burns and cures permanently. Use only “Putnem's." _

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

san nnowuiso cAel. .

GnsNvi1.r.s,Quebec. J une 25-(SD¢°lAl)-' A girl aged nine and a hoy aged seven,

children of Alfred Pontin, were drowned

today.

The little girl endeavored to get a drink

Umoaao, June 2>.- (Special) - June Wheat 50§ July Wheat 85?

" Dorn -itll “ Corn 47§

' “ Parr slam Pork 31312;,

THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPTIC PAINS.

improperly digested food usually forms

and fell into the canal. The brother gases tbatcause a painful dlstention of

attempted to rescue her.

LORD nouimrs coiiINo oven.

L N Tune 9.5 - (Special) - Lord

the stomach and pressure against the heart. This results in muclr pain and distress, but Nervillne will relieve the oistention_ dispel the gas, and cure the d ape tic pains very quickly Pclson's

mm() ’ ' lfervlline is really an excellent remedy

Roberts has accepted the invitation ot for Dyggepqlqw Indigesgtglg cramps,

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M-b»==»»d°f Ch°»== and vi” “et “M B‘.`.¥§i°'»r.‘$‘.§‘r5.‘Z..“°1S.§'°r..‘?....i.f.‘i<'i‘lf .$2.-

States and Canada before the end ci’ the plete without Nerviline`. Try a 250

year.

THE PENALTY OF A FAST LIFE Is paid forb an irritable condition of

-may and miuf, by exhausted enerili.

poor digestion unstrung nerves and roken sleep. If you must and will live one killing pace, better keen in mind the

sustaining powers of Fsrrorone, a won- derful ton c and reconstructor. Ferrozone is a blood maker, a nerve strengthener, a heart and brain invlgorator. It crcliiiw appetite, insures perfect digestion and undisturbed sleep, restores the vitality and strength lost bv excessive living '"1

quickly. Ferrozone will do you inesti-_ msbie good, tr it. Price lille. per box or

six boxes for ${60, at DNRRIBW. 01° P915” Co., Kingston, Ont. Da. HAMII.-roN's Pitts scan HnAnAcnn.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ask to see our famous line of 25c wash

ocllar for ladies. Mcore & McLeod. 27dli

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WB BFG 118311 \1“ll'W|'5 fm' b“"d°"° hmd' testimonial, that my experience may be

ware at Cameron'e. 275 U

See our special 39c Unlaundried Shirts.

Mcore& McLeod. ` 7 d li- Jaok a Tar Suits, $5.75, $5-50 and 37-50- -Jas. Paton Sc Cc. 25 dll

push mmgrges, asparagus, water- melone, cucumbers, bananlm l_\lV'1l oranges etc at Beer 8: Goffs. 2-'J d 2|

bottle.

CARRIE ISIN SYDNEY

SYDNEY, June 22.-C irrie Nation is in

the city. To a young man she inet on the street this morning she said: "Of all the foul tobaccos, the worst I ever smelled has been since I came to Sydney." Later she invited him to her meeting at North Sydney. He declined, whereupon she said: “If Iliad akeg of beer there you would go quick enough."

St. Martin. Que., May 16, 1895. C. C.

RICHARDS 8: C0.

Gentlemen,-Last November my child

stuck a nail in his knee causing inhum- mation so severe thatl was advised to fake him to Montreal and have the limb amputated to save his life.

A neighbor advised us to try MIN-

ARD'S LINIMENT, which we did, and within three days my child was all right, and I feel sc rateful that I send cu this

of benefit to others.

LOUIS GAGNIER

A PHYSICIAN SUICIDES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 22.-Dr L. A

Lowden,oue cf the most prominent physicians of Iniiduapolis, committed suicide today by poisoning.

l-victus Boots

Try Kendr|ck's Buy Kendrlclr's Use Kendrick's

Fishing Tackle-We have Just received

anew lot of hand tied flies, including block house, parrnaohene bell silver

.. ‘doctor and many other favorite kinds.

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See the two special lines we are

showing at $3.50 a pair. _

The rst one we will mention is

A. W. Reddin, Phem B. Central Drug store. 27d 3|

LOST-Between Mrs. Nor man llKcLeod's, Si. Avnrds and Ferry Wharf, lsdy's cloth coat. Finder rewarded by leaving at this ciilce 17 d3i

uly Magazines

made from Box Calf leather with a r

thick sole, goodyear welted that means no rough stitching or nails to make the foot uncomfortable but n perfectly smooth insole. This special boot is made on the Acadian last, price $3.50-

No. 2 is also goodyear wetted.

This is a ii lit weight boot. verv medium iigdit sole. made from fine vici. kid on the new last LiberfY»

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Pf!l`hcE13we.ehow Invictus Boots at ‘3__,o, f4.oo, $4.50 and $5.00.

Hot Weather

Reading. Solid Comfort

Hammocks,

1 (lofi Bros-

Agents for Ch’town.

You get your full moncy’s worth of tca in LIBERTY TE _ No Premiums.

all Prices.

haszard Sr Moore.

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LONDON, June £5-(Special)-Admiral

Togo reports tha't on Thursday his patrol boat discovered the Russian battle- ship Peresviet and seven other vessels, accompanied by nine torpedo boat destroyers, near the entrance to Port. Arthur harbor.

ronuinanua itUssIAN I-‘I.iI:a:'r.

Hs at once manned his entire Beet,

except those engaged on special duty and than discovered that the Russian fleet

consisted of six battleships, five cruisers, and fourteen destroyers evidently intend- ing dash southward after nightfall.

A DEADLY BLOW srnucx.

The flotllla cf Japanese torpedo boat

destroyer attacked them and succeeded in tnrpe icing and sinking a battleship of the Peresvict type and disabled the battleship Ssvastopol.

A cruiser of the Diane type was also

observed being towel into the harbor on Friday morning.

sun nr DA1iiAc1~: ro .IAP amps.

The Japanese ships sustained little

damage.

The torpedo boat destroyer Shirakumo was bit by a shell and had three men killed and three wounded.

The Childori of the same class was hit,

but there were no casualties.

Torpedo bcats64 and 68 were slightly

damaged.

u.UssIANs no Nor DitNY.

Tue Russians profess not to have oiiiolai

news of this iight, but its occurrence is not disputed.

RUsslANs I.osINo HEART.

The Russians about New Chwang seem

demcrallzed and are losing heart, although professing that Kuropakian in- tends making a stand near Kai Chow, where many nines have been laid and trenches dug. `

(The above despatch is highly signi-

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Senator Robertson returned Saturday

night from Ottawa.

Mrs. W. A. Winfield will receive Mon-

day and Tuesday at the Plaza.

Mr. and Mrs. Winfield were passengers

by the express Saturday night.

Rev. Richard Ople, Pownal, returned

Saturday night from New Brunswick.

Father McQulllan of Halifax came to

the city Saturday night by the Princess,

Miss Mary Bartlett daughter cfA A

and Mrs Bartlett returped Saturday night from Toronto.

Mrs. H. J.Mc1(enzie and her son David,-

rsturned Saturday night from Rcthesay, N. B. and registered at the Revere.

Mi-s.T.Kiipsr;i¢1r_ Iemisieire. B, C..

nee Miss Elsie McKinnon of this city, arrived home last night on a visit to friends here.

GOOD OIGESTION

If you mueep your digestive system

in proper c dition the body will be well nouris ed and you need have llttle_ fear of disease. By regulating the kidneys, iver and bowels Dr. Cnase's Kidney- Liver Pills ensure s healthful condition of the organs of digestion and for this

rfsscn are indispensable as a family medi- c ns.

White‘s chocolates aredone up in lib

and half pound boxes and sell at ii0c and 00c per pound. Try a box. 6 d tf

At Gay‘s plant and vegetable market

today new green beans, cucumbers, cabbage, tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, redish, tnmips in bunches, rhuburb. In plants, pansy, daisy and annuals, esters petunee, stools vegetable piauimlcabbage, celery, tomato, cauliflower etc. Our Saturday night sales still continue. J. J Gay dt Son. Z7 d il,

White s snowdske cncooiates are only

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iicant and important, Admiral Togc’s reports have always proved reliable. He fights bravely, and with skill and tells the truth. The significance of the story is threefold: The Russian fleet had been repaired; the commander had a settled

purpose to escape. and no doubt if poss- ible to jointhe Vladlvostook squadron; he

met with a terrible punishment in the loss of one battleship sunk, another battleship and acruiser disabled. Thus one fourth ofthe Russian fleet was put out of action by torpedo attack, while the Japanese suffered slight damage. With this reverse coming after three terrible successive defeats on land, there is little wonder that the Russians are losing heart, as reported]

Trouble With

The Kidncys

Ailments of the Most Painful

Nature Result-Prompt Cure Comes with the Use of

- Ur. Chase’S

Kidney-Liver Pills

1 From every part of this broad land come letters of recommendation for Dr

Chase's Kidncy~Liver Pills.

They seem to be well suited to the

needs of many people, who obtain no benefit from ordinary kidney medicines.

When you wait to think of the hosts of

cures they are making it is no wonder

they have such an enormous sale.

Mrs, Caswell Reid, Orrville, Muskoka,

Ont., writes:-“For nearly twenty years I was troubled with kidney disease and

have recently been completely cured by

using three boxes of Dr. Chase`s Kidney- Liver Pills. Ihrive tried a great many

remedies but never seemed to get any-

thing to do me much good until I ustd

these pills."

Mrs. J. C. Johnston, Carman, Msn.,

writesz- “I have been a great sufferer

from kidney trouble, and have used Dr.

,Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills with very marked benefit. Icannot say too much for this medicine, as it seemed to be the

only treatment that suited my case."

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill

a dose, 25:: a box at all dealers. or E iman~ son, Bates 8: Company, Toronto. To-

protect you against imltations, the por- trait and signature of Dr. A. WV. Chase,

the famous receipt book author, are O8

every box.

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To cure ii headache in ten minutes use

Ku mfort Headache Powders.

LORD MAYOR ASKS DIVORCE-

DUBLIN, June ZZ. -*Sir Robert McConnel,

lord mayor of Belfast, who was made ri

40centsapound. Why don't you buy

eomei Gdtf

baronet of King Eriward,will appear in the Irish courts Monday to press a petition for divorce. During the Boer war his wife went our to South Africa as a Red C1-Ugg nurse. One ofthe British generals who took a prominent Dart. in the war ls named as oo-respnn dent in the case.

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Blcynllsts and all athletics depend on

BEN'I‘LEY'S Liniment to keep the ioints limber and muscles in trim

Ansco film.-just received a

fresh consignment of Ansco films, the vvorid’s fnvori+e.'Ali sizes, Geo. H. Cook, Photo Studio. r7d tf

` FOR sAi.E

Hold pr`¢3eriy ai Mi.. stewart, al( store

house con ning is moms, beside kitchen aiso barn, shed and sample room, mnvenieatiy situated opposite R. l, Station. For pariicu iars apply in

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THE SEHMUNS

oi Rev. Mark Guy Pearse in First Methodist

immense Audiences Greeied Him, at Both services Yesterday- Hundreds are Charmed with the Great Prescrer-

Immense audiences greeted the Rev.

Mark Guy Pearse in the First Methodist Church yesterday.

At the morning service the church was

coiiipistely filled and in the evening long before the time for service it was scarcely possible to obtain a seat in the building.

The reverend gentleman held the

closest attention of his audiences throughout his sermons.

In the morning he took for his text the

lessons of the fcwls of the air and the lilies of the field as found in Matthew 0, i9-31; and delivered an eloquent dis- course on the injunction, “Dcn't Worry."

lu the evening the reverend gentleman

spoke oi' the lowllness of Christ from the words in Matthew ll, lil, “The Son of man cameeating and drinking :and they say behold 'a man gluttonous and a winebibber, a friend of piibllcans and sinners," The sermon throughout was an eloquent plea for the kindly word and thoughtful action as the most powerful lever to bring humanity to Christ.

No synoptic report would do the preach

er justice, Mr. Pearse strikes the average Charlottetown church-goer as more demonstrative in action than the preachers we are accustomed to. “A great preacher and a great actor," was one comment heard. Undoubtedly he is a great preacher, with the presence, the voice and the magnetism that engage and hold attention, great versatility, the gift of eloquence and also the gift of humor, a close and sympathetic touch with nature and with human nature, a love for the beautiful and above alla reverent spirit and deep spiritual insight. His manner is varied, and farthest removed from monotony. He is never dull. Gems of thought, clear

conceptions of truth clothed with beauti-

ful language run through his discourses from beginning to end. Sometimes in a lengthened passage he charms with easy grace. Anon he rises in eloquent flight or abruptly strikes a Sledge hammer blow at hypocrisy, vice or wrong. At the next turn an illustration of great aptness provokes a smile. Few men of the age are equipped with so numerous and effective for the warfare, offensive and defensive of the Christian ministry.

DON`T TRUST TO LUCK

Even if there is such s thing as luck

you cannot afford to trust. to it in case of sickness. You know by the experience of others that I)I‘. Chase's Nerve Food actually forms new blood and tissue anri revitalizes the nerves and by using it reg- u‘arly you can be certain that your system is being built up and that weakness and disease are being overcome.

lilllllllll MAY lPPlll lil PEUPLE

Questioned on this he Replies Very Guardedly

His Supporters are Too indifferent -Britain and America Demand

Capture of Rsisuli.

WILL BALI-‘OUR APi>naI.f '

LONDON, June 25-(Special)-Sir John LUDK asked the Premier whether in view

ofthe discontent regarding the budget and the evident dissatisfaction of the constituencies he would withdraw all

contentious measures and wind up business in order tc submit the policy of the Government to ceuntryi

urs OUAILDED n.n1~I.v.

Mr. Balfour in reply said he does noi.

propose tc take the course suggested unless the Government incurs such a defeat as will show it has lost the confidence of the House, or unless it shall

fail to receive from day to day the guppgrr necessary to carry on the business of Parliament.

\v1~IATi1‘ oiAi'ii1-:amz

This is taken to indicate an early appeal

if the indifference of supporters ln minor debates continues.

A.\'I.\¢I-1-:nA'rI\'n DEMAND.

LONDON, June 25- (Special) -The

British and American Governments will

today demand of the Morocco Govern-

ment the immediate capture and

punishment of Raissuli, and this may cause a serious crisis in Morocco.

TLIEY TAKE WEEKS. Ordinary remedies sometimes take

weeks to even relieve cases that Ctitarrho- zone cures st cnoe.

INriAi.n CA'rAimnozoNs: live minutes

now and again and it cures a cold.

INHALE Caraitnnozous live minutes

four times a day and it cures stu bbcrn coughs.

INHALE CATANRIIOZUNI-: five minutes

every hour ami we guarantee it will cure any case of Catarrh, Brunchitls, Asthma, Lung cr Throat Trouble, Deafness. It is verv pleasant and convenient to use, quick to relieve, and certain as the here- aiier to cure, Large size, complete. price $1.00; »-‘mall size, 2'.; Druggists, or Poison Co., Kingston, Ont.

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NI-:w YORK, June Z3. -A con-

tract for excavating the terminal site of the Pennsylvania railroad lu Manh ittan has been awarded to the New York Con- tracting and Construction company. it is the largest contract of the kind ever

undertaken in the city.

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