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llll INV I Till I 0 ll

31 inspect our stock of ready to wear clothing for ladies and men. 1

ie new stylish garments for ladies in our new mantle rooms are going fast.

\V\_;a.rm underclothing every one needs.

e have a large stock of ladies and:gentlemen’s. Low prices on good honest

We want a little trade from ever b d " ' _ _ J . y o y come and see us and com _are our rices

you will be sure to buy froinus. ’ P P

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<~"' 1”/ " W "1 .iff _ The Wond_erful Gl'ea|i Mein. I v

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Enmlgh several degrees furthe. north. namely

SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS. 1 :;=:f;f:.:;i;_§’;:;r..;;";::: 1

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l need not be recalled here. One of my

~ cniet objects in joining the exped tion

~ | was to give further attention and study

to the phenomena oi the aurora boron

lis popularly called tie northern lichls

I wished to add to the reseaichis made when I was with Lieutenant Perri

' 1893 94 in North Greenland W ith

i \Vellman’s expedition I studied the

. auro a in annther par. of the earth and

jin Franz Josef Land! which was the .l

~ yy' ' lscene ot Wellrnaifs operations during ll) .isss fine i899. '

' 'foe observations taken while with ,Lieutsnarit Pcfify led me to believe the l nur iri phenomenon to be the manifes-

- itat on ur' ii creat force which could be `

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'idea has be in strengthened during the `1

REE FROM if INTRUDERS

xplorcrs Hurlcd Back from the Unknown.

_returned Wellman polar expeditiou_

iare still fresh in the public mind an-ii_ F

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PEARY IN GREENLAND.

Bbsgvations _Taken While

Bde ln the Arctic regions convince him _ ihttliere are great electrical currents _trying to niake our way with a heavy”_ c lldligthmugh-' the earth from ‘ the' iloed of 'Qelrus meat across the bay toe llerthto tliéSonth Pole. ` _headquarte§s`;- W6 00014 11°! 58° WU. pygynn B_ Bn_Dwm_0,.- ‘lap WgLI, _way on moonlit of the heavy snowfall, _

' ' ' ' " which had '__0blite1'ated the pithway

Ihevnain fi-vs fi-mon-ning the r`ecentl

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’ fry F ebruary 24 1894 -I was crossing thei

Pe ice in MCJrm1ck’s Bay, in Noitiweat

_Greenland A severe snow sorm was

"'-“"' raging, and it was a pitch dark night.

. II was accompanied by an Esquiman '

Ellyn B. Baldwin, an experienced _‘dag driver. Sipsn by name. By the ‘ A!ieex;plorer,who hasjnst returned _wav, it was this same Sipsu who last _ ¥l_ilil___e.-Wellman poplar expedition, is `l spring saved the llfe___ot Lieutenant 8 '£2".~"L“;°.i‘f '.'.’»°.f.I§i‘.’.i "i’§Z'f§$ Sl’ 15122’ ill? §.li‘i°'5.§f. ”L’.i§$JZli.§'”i§rl f»if=.-==i°*=\=== =~°i °=iS=<’f-‘__ f<§°___=;;gg -A t . l _ __ _ _ A - . All adventurers av_ -_ this borealis. -Observations hel maketliei£»!Ylly_,__l1\_UlI I0 F011 COUSH'-» _ :|::‘§;n back’ bentm _wajtéf _W¢1i.

IAN POPLLB WKPEDITION.

What love can

Mlipare with the

tender self-sacrificing spirit Of the weary, Writclz-worn mother by the side of her liilferiiig little one? Such niotliers take little or no account of their own weariness md weakness, but keep on until they drop. They seldom realize how completely their bSby’s health depends upon their own.

Every mother, and cverv Woinari who ex- P¢¢iS to be a iriotli-er, ought to obtain the health-bringing, strength-creriting assist- \UC¢_of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. it gives elastic endurance to the or.'<'i_U1S 3_7Tl¢€rned in riiotherliood. and nourishing Vitality to the special nerve-centers.

l 4 _ _\i_~.fiur=e of the expsdilioii just concluded.

dent the service rendered by the sudden

With Explorér`Lieuteiiant =PP=af»°°° °§ “fl ““§§§"';__§° °§’t°§M 1-dad tjaboogg ana wiiisiiilifiilieieti tier is its wiaimf wise’ '

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across the ice, and we dqnndsred about '

Y in a very uncertain manner. Presently

THE LIGHT THAT FMLED Nor.

asiou when was w y-

l _Let me illustrate by means of an inci- iEXD10rer in a Rau__

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On the occasion I speak of we were

ive were alarmed' by a_ terrible crash and a heavy thud,” torether with a terri-_ 'tied chorus of howls from our dog team. The dog-i had fallen into the tide crack that is to say, the opening between tie edge of the ice and the shore. They had tumbled about six feet downward and in the darkness we could not see what to do.

Suddenly, t:om the summit of a

neighboring cliff. an aurora of great beauty ,md power appears-l in tue southwest and shed upon us ii li!l'l_S0 intense that we could see ine smslest article of our etiuipuicnt. and' we-ri en- abled thereby to extract the dogs from their tangled harness, and to proceed in

safety.

uch for the intensit of the color

of the aurora can thus render service, is iit not reasonable to conclude that thi-_ rapid motion so characteristic of every _ form oi this phenomenon is the indica- tion ol ii great force which could also i be nut to a practical use? l That this force is electrical, and this

Taken eariv clziriiiz Qwzstation, it makes fnotlierliood p; 71';-crlv safe and nlniost p:iiri~ less. its he:it~li:i.1l effect is iraiiaziiittecl to 1112 Child in iricfeased constittitionai \'i_;Z\”-=”- it protects the mother against relapse and `;mDfG‘-'es the <;ur.iitity and quality of nour- -shinerit d\_iri:i'5 iiif: iiursiiig p@fiO‘fl-- lt reir.‘ff.r~:es tired oier-zvrouglit women at ”_’¢1’5’ critical _~`t~.r=\_ :ind heals the special liseases to \-."nich iii;-\r are subject. It V-'£15 iesisitetl for this c_‘:'oi'ess purpose bY an iducated rllivsir-"..~.n ,~_§-_rl skilled specialist. Dr. Pierce lies devo";»_> d tliirtv vears to t`I11S

Dlmiciilar field of' practice. l-lis thotiSai'ld_;

Pere book. the °` l’eonif;‘s Medical Adviser,

Will be sont free for 21 one-cent stamps £0

013 Cloth-bourifl for _so stamps. A<ldr&S3i R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y~

i ..,- _ - . W _ 'm'i`B'Ci°"”" P*’x2°° r"5b°"`Gran°nc°i pushed out into dangerous _and uu-

}‘°‘_' Hampshire, ivrites: 51 :im the mother o

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YOU remember I wrote you about 8 YNY 35° kT-\°W19dg°i"’ know edge who a °b°“' “Y °°“<ii\i°1= I °2“'=°* fi" *°° '”“°h been made to serve a utilitarian end

Wiise to your ‘ Favorite Prescription' as it saved “Q3 eat deal of siifferiiig. I got al0ll¥ 7"

'"¥lily well. this being my Brat babY»"

the polar regions se-:ve as great reser- voirs of it, I have rio d0u‘:t_ arid when i this supposition is esta lihed it mu at asc iiollow that tner ar- great and co tr..~_ f gable currents liowing within the emta l between the two great polar resci'voir.~. icurrrnis which could be uiiqized in t_~e lpropulsinn of machinery and the W-'tra _ings of dy: amos qute as reidiiy as by

'the lesser power muses of our great

I cities.

ere not known until man in frail ship

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Spend the Winter 'lfhere

ST Jonas, N F Sept 29 -The ortb Pole is now free from attack by xplorers from all points a _state oi al:

anis in a softer clime.=< oh' crutches.

at Etah, Greenland, nnrsieg_ lii8____ $69!;

from .whcli seven toes h!_V6 D693. lin'

the head of _Bemn Bay-

iisliinv hamlet' seventy miles fr0D1

handma Pear b his gilt but tha

enough to make steeringway-

twelve men only. /

iward entered the north water runnin

So m - ` Y - 1

of an aurora! display. Now.if the light pup from Bama BAY The Ship becam

rippled forlife; Peary is lyilll =.iPI5‘

nutated as _a result] of lrost_bit0»i” 013° Sverdrup was last seen fast in a doe _at

'iéeliryis snip? windward, new at iiisf

her awas the chief cause of his fail-

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ure. This ship'was presented to the

explorer by Alfred H8rlDSW°fl?|1» _ U-\_6 _ _ _ _ _ __ niillionare London newspaper propiewr passed very monotonously, they not be

Harm-iwor.h 7 7did ' D0! me” t°

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whaler, and could not steam fsST»

A year ago. on Aug. 1, the `Wind

ice bound within a week. 120 miles ‘south ot her destination. _

Peary’s daring frequently leads him

A-to disaster. and it was so in this case. _ He planted his cache at R'awlings Bay, and knowing that Greely had left a _large stock of pemmican when abgn- doing phat station in 1883, to inakehis way South, which should still be fit for food, started over the iloe to reach’ _the fort, abandoning the siuuous _ coast track for the time. But he and his companions were beset bye-snowstgrm _and»losl.“_theiraray wandering-abniiri og A , a lice for two daysand a night- when they sought reiuge in a cave in an ice berg. Pear;-’s feet hav ng become _frost-bitten. _ _ ,_f ' When next morning,aftei' killing one _of their dogs for food, the Eskimos lound the fort, Peary had to be rc- _ moved to it. being unable to walk from l his injuries, and it was found th-it seven of his toes would have to come off. His comrade, Dr. Diederick, removed _ the__burnt llesh and outer joints here, and Ptary lay helpless for six weeks, when he was tied on a sled e and

**th`e toes were ampntated at the junction ~_.-,'w_itl_i the f-0'. It was. the middle of fhprilbgtore he was. able to be about

a" in' minus the lar est' tour toes on.

20 » his right foot and largest tlireeon his left and weakened gteffltty in health . =1Thengh='this i'i`eeidsnfpi'ev'§nted`_Peary accomplishing much more than he did _ `hisTyse`r‘-s. -work hasiniiti 'by any iineanp ol~l'=?'§\l1ti_i_._____I_iast fall he ` fefplored in" a ‘most 1 complete manner

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g he advanced them as far as possible, r

` GENTLE MEN. '

Read the cost of your fall B12-C

or Blue Beaver Oveicoat.

F Clear saving, three seventy-live.

How is it done ?

_ _ __ _ _ U I, been made of prac ical advantage to man `_ We Wm eXp1,,_in_

my the f"~‘-`-' "f 5"-"”"»`°` ‘"="f ”""l"’~* 0"-1° and there is no reason whv he ,cannot 1 You Want, to S99 the g6ods in lib

'make me g1`6f‘4P°l“f °“"°“"' wiki; garment, before Placing Your Order'

lt is the best Overcoat we have ev

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. _paid $20. Come and see.

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k had passed the winter. The ship was

alive with them. _

Grinnell Land__ang‘|,t_l;e_a__d3jiii_giug region, ` ' __ I =s°_ is its °P“°.2» .“\°!=s° his far* "ws Win shining morhinii d’véping._iasssei~ wiaiiisgiv .is soivol. 'ne '¥i§~i.ii<i¢?id§ti‘iiii‘£i§§¢iiii.3.5yl.lii°?i‘ii A iséhbél Boyf-Sh»wi»=fs 'A ' oirsivijéfeinapasn is _ BOOKS, Books," _i§i}‘“$lsu rmaimn semi as ;09cupa on. - ° ' ' I - ~ -" .; '_ j_.I=i'i1Juiy jiistipassed he _further explor-_ Pncds’ an _ - . ed Ell9sme~.~e~Lsna,‘_asa‘uis‘ discoveries _ ' ‘ - I _ ‘ ' rf' 'si -

necessitate very large alterations in the ’

,strung Agar. Shire.; ...requiem __ v _ " i t _ boundaries _‘cf separated *areas have ° _ _ _ _ _ '_ ' _never beenacciiratelydellned. ` _ _ _ _ g" f ,_ ' fi .~ ;. __

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who were with Pearv as dog-drivers,

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at it-75 i1' is ALL me||1'._i Trimininv $3 -90, 2-50 ____

Soap Works.

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‘tion of ROYAL OAK SOAP. All

_ _ _ . jdainty washable thinfis may be re-

Tha great currems °‘ the “Bans hw” A It ‘S an 1° the making' can and stored to their original £reshness.with-

lout in'ur b use of ROYAL OAK

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l For the-Windwai‘id‘s` crew the winter ¢,.,._=...._._.; i " A ‘ ‘ "_

,in called ubon to assist Pear in his . ' . ' A - '

P y y . wgrk, and therefore having novthing to

was the result. She was an old do. But Beary, save forthe period of

hisillness, overflowed with activity.

His Sledge journeys from Allman Bay ‘l

Peary made a mistake in accepting .around Grinnell Land were nndertakeni

the snip. Icwonln have cost _$20,000 _every tm days or so last fall, inter- iiv buy A speedy wbaler from this port. s ersed with huutin tri s which ield

but it would have bat-n moncyfwell SP0!"-

But Pear] has always had limited re- _ larder. _ _

sources. He took too small a crew-3 When the fre zing over of the ~~leads’

"of water at the beginning of the winter_ - ‘admitted of his ushinv sn lies north,

‘ ‘iii wer’ init, said

_ No purer or more wholesomelff

food than the “_Nor VVest”_* evol‘._i brand of Rolled oss, _ “ri-by ii

for breakfist to-.moi-row morning, * I ` 'nr -i' you will be cleliy_:lilc'ii.i _

" =-`=~ Put up in 2 lb packages and

__ sold by the best grocers. ‘

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Branch " til e, [O3 Board of Trade. lfontrenl. Long Iiist-lace, Bell Telephone, .\o Main slléi

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Clean dainty clothes is `a sugges-i d

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Those Who are on

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SOAP. i . . . _ _ Save the wrappem Send for I We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, W;a.ti,_lies,

er Premium List _ Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes o a_.y cus

Watchmaker and J eweleh

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