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BERLIN, July 23.-Baron Krupp, th

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e °°’ 0 I 8 #Feat gun works, has d

0 clared his annual incomelfor thelpu

pose of taxation to be 21000000 mar

-'- His fortune Qis ,vniuefi at 188,911,841

News of Another Success on”

Pills.

A-_| Alberta Msn Reports his Entire

Satisiscrson with the Word Fam- ous Remedy- Blood Disorder the Cause of his Trouble--Dodd's Kid-

ney Pills l'l&VG R6l1l0\'6d iff Bud h9

_ is Thankful.

Bnsmuons, Atnenra, July lf. (Special)

...Dodd's Kidney Pills are just as well ghgught of in the great Northwest as guy are any place else in the world. The people have conddence in them.

They do as they are claimed to do.

Nor is the claim a small one. Dodd's

Kidney Piiisjare claimed to cure some ofthe most dangerous and deadly maia- ~diee that flesh: is heir to, and what is mere, they do it. The proof is positive. Thousands and thousands of reputable people attest it.

For every one knows Brigbsfs Disease at one time means the sentence of death Does it now! Ask Arthur Colely, oi Sometset. Han. He was cured of B;-lghs’s Disease. the last stages of it, by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure the lesser disorders of the human system arising from Kidney Disease with just as much certainty and an even greater prcmptness. Of these, Skin Eruptions, _ such as Bolle and Plmples,s1-ising from animpure state of the blood are not the most uncommon or the least distressing. Dodd's Kidney Pills, by improving the* action of the _Kidneye, purify the blood, and Boiles and Pimpiee immediately disappear.

Walter H. A. Noble, of Biairmore,

Alberta, writes in this connection:-I hadbeentroubled with Pimples all over my_face, and Beckeche. I tried every thing to cure it, all kinds of medicine, but failed. #

“I was told to try Dodd's Kidney

Pillsand did so at once. I ‘ got three boxssoI'Dodd's Kidney Pills and toon onesfterevcry meal. _ They cured me 'Iheyere the only things that ever did me any good. Iwiil always use Dodd's KidneyPi1l»in ca-seo! sickness and ad- vise all other sufferers to do so.”

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_ G-IEAINTID

Under tho auspices- Y. M.C..\. Tuesday Evn’g. only 30 by the safe and commodious

Stoner aliwrmigh.

iLf.=a\'ing Prince -St. Wharf at 8 0’clock. -'

4th Regiment Band in attendance. Refreshments.

Tickets 20 scents

Tickets for sale at Geo. Carter 8:

Co’s., Ha=zerd & Moore’e, Wm.Ccilir,

.Johnson & Johnson’s. A 25td

C-ig* I -4&_ - _ll

V E_..C)IJI)’S

Livery' Stables

GREAT GEORGE ST.

First-class, Single and

Double Teams to hire at

reasonable rates.

"' c. n noon,

Proprietor

'.‘.h"l`owu, june za., dam. _

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f ""~',~__;,,., . Q' _ ~.5‘».`<~_£»_ ;_._,), -é.__ ,_ _ aqaim I _ _

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_ 'mn cnsnnxsrz, cusnLo'r1_1s'f0w1~r’, Parson i|:nws’n'n1rs`r.ai~in" #"5

FORTUNE.

marks.

men and 15,(l)0 clerks.

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”`i`ORPEDO BOAT CRUISER" FAIL

Lolmol, July 23.-The new torped boat cruiser Foudes, which was built

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SPAIN’S PRBPARATIONS.

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program will include -the re-organi

°° zatioe of the army, the establlshmen

7 of bases for naval operations and th

° hiannln, July 24.-Premier Sagasta

ti' has,anuounced _that the governmentfs

i.

construction of an arsenal on aj vast

,, There are 80.000 employs of the Ki-uppv thg Part of D0d(i B I\i(lIlBy ,W0rks. Of this numher65.000 are wort- scam' _

ii RHODES IS RETiCENT.

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Nnw Yoax, July 24.-The Tribune’s

London' correspondent wires: Cecil

o Rhodes and Dr. Jameson hive remained

las virtually in retirement since their re-

ll\ Uperimentto test whether a cruiser turntolinglaud, and have not revealed can carry torpedo boats for launching on their plans. Mr. Rhodes alfecte mystery

the high seas, has beenan utter failure. It was found that the torpedo boats necessay condition of service rendered t

at all times, and enjoine silence as

could only be launched from the cruiser .him by all his associates and employers. lu a harbor. In smooth water. The -_-i->-_--

admiralty has ordered that the Fond be converted into a naval repair ship.

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The following is the program of Distr-i

Sunday School Convention to be held 1

at all these meetings.

Sunday / School Convention

this Province during the month of Aug- ust.. The Field Secretary will be presen I

Forced To Eal.

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Position of s Montreal Woman Owin

‘ y To Dyspepsia.

D sia tortures its victim but the expenen

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_ct A There are many ways by which dyspep-

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5 'ot Mrs. Blair, of 1010 St. Denis St. Mon- » _treal was surely not the least distressing.

sam: or PLACE or nsrn or who have been cured of their stomach

DISTRICT

MEETING mznrlric -‘troubles by Dodd's Dyspepsia Table

Mrs. Blair is one of the host of those

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rl. W. Prince

2. O’Lear 3. Tyne Valley 4. Summerside

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W. Devon Bideford Summerside

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Alberton Aug. 5t

6th 8th . 9th.

printed below. i

h Those who suffer with Dyspepsia in ` any of its many forms cannot do bette ' than read Mrs. B1air’e itatemen

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5. Kensington Kensington 12th. 6. S.E. Prince Tryon “ 13th. 7. S.W.Queens North River “ 15th. 8. York,place and dateto be decided late . 9. Eldon Orwell Aug. 19th.

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ll. Souris Kingsboro “ 20 I2.Cent. Kings Annandale “ 27th. l3.Georgetown Union Road " 29th'

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S. S. LESSON. _

JULY S. GOD CALLS ABRAM.

I will bless thee and make thy name

great; and thou shalt a ess ng.-- Gen. 12 1

OUTLINE.

1. God's Call, v. 1-3.

2. Abram's Faith, v. 49. Persons.-Abram, tSarai, and Lot. Places.1. Ur. 2. “A land whichel will show thee . . the land of Canaan." 3. Haran. 4.. “The place of Sichem." 5. "The plain of Moreh.” 6. Beth-el. 7.

` LESSON HELPS.

Lord said. Here begins a continuous history of the chosen people, who date

r * wlis or without any aid from the atom

10.N.W. Queens Hunter River “ 22nd ‘Mm

Itsouth Kings Little Sand. .. 30th_ iburn, acidity, pain in the stomach. water

_,They rest the stomach, which grows

Dodd's Dyspepsia Tables were 'expressly

composed to act on the food in the stom- aeh. They are natural digestants, act- ually performing the work of digestion

In this way they cure the effects and painful symptoms of undigeeted or term-‘ ented food, prevent sour stomach, Heart-‘

br-aeh,wind, and other unpleasautneee.

strong ‘and capable of work once more As a pevmaaentoure 'for Ohronic -Dyspepisia,' Dodd's Dyapepsia Tablets have an un-_ eplalled reputation all over the world .

"For more than twelve months,” writes

Gen' 12’ 1'9é0§;;;7TEvX°r,;°s’ L3' Hrs. Blair, ‘II sujlered with _a _gnawingr

sense. tion in the stomach, and what I

. b. bl i was informedwas sl pressure of wind on

the heart. Ihad a marked indispositicn to eat and in fact had to force myself to take food. My splnptems wereunmistak- eably those of Dyspepsia and my misery was continual. ' ‘ “My son told me one day when I was saifering more severely than usual that ' a, numberof his friends-had-.been cured of Dvspepsia by Dodd’s `Dyspepeia Tablets:

Hai_ and he induced me to give them a trial.

Before I had finished the drst box. I felt

1_ “The Lord had Said” Rather’ the great relief. Since then Ihavl taken fd!!

boxes of Do;ld’s Dyspepsia Tablets. 'And

to-day I am completely cured. I willing-_

out"-The command was to leave abo

have taught the world (1) the unity e.

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showed that e o e

ut Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets. ’

all that he held dear, his native country, ' his kindred, his father’s house, and to go

into a land that he knew not oi. It was To ENLARGE PLANT'

hardtobe an exile. His mode of life ‘ --

was to change, for he was to leave the NEW Y0RK,' July 24__The American town and build his altar in the Wilder- Lmomotgve Company has appmpriatéd ness. His was the triumph of faith. $50051) fm. the pm-p°`s° of enlarging its 2.. “I wilibiess thee”-While the trial piam, a¢,S¢1mect,dy_ N, Y_ 1; 1,, stand was greatso was the Dl`0miS€. and ibm that the capacity of thelplaut will be in- ham had faith in the promise. God's creased fmm 425 W 1,000 locomouveg lP'¢°°P°h=d e P*`°°°iS° °~°°**°h¢d Wit- yearly- Theidea is to make this plant `. ........ .. ................

_'g1;ebé;5Sif“§hW°»5 iff’ be 1i"'°f°l;l- illie Wai _-the central one, and it will ba developed

1 6 H 01' 0 I “RB MD Y. 011 to the greatest extent, although other - _ lof which in time would grow ,a nation lang, are ¢° b¢ im "ved and en; ed_ _ ' ° ‘nm and he or his children would own fruit- D p. arg °

ful lands. “And thou shalt be a blessing” ‘ - ' ' 1

-Hs should receive and should impart. KUMFORT _H°“d”'°h*~ P°"'d°"° an “M "

Good men are the glory of the nation, _P1°”°“tv and '-`~5¢°t'°°1° The? °°7?_‘“m,n° e ~

and the should receive the honour' Wlate' °" “Y h“`mf“l 5-mg' '-“_*°y°1°°""° A Tb” 0°# ¥°°1i>¢f2¢l

, 7 _ . . _ _which is dug them_ - no habit from continued use. E omg" Me' Lemon Sm", ‘num

3. "I will bless them . . and curse .___¢-- Q _,_ '

him»__His friends are the friends of God,i REDUCING “Att PAR!" _.E lads. Champagne cidea Club L and his enemies are the enemies of God, ____ ' E 8°4ll°<\ S1P\\°= SN*

Flith mllnl I IMI! 006 Wim G0d» nd `By the new police enactment in Boston b 4 i °

in his plan of life is seen a part of God's lm, "ws of me for hug, has been re. , s

great plan. “In thee shall all families ducedn.°m$2m$1_50 per hour. E Eva _ . __ _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ 1 ~p - " = 'Y “°"‘°°' ' . . New

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oliness of God and given them (2) the FORT ue me bw* Au' Dumb.” I

ll . _ ~ _ 1 _ `Bible, which is a divine book, and (3)

from him came the Messiah. m MAG iw no Wm

4. arse Aram departed"-was sim -° Ei ' ' _ ‘went his wife, his nephew, and their S L0 J 2£_B“in cucuhuons

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' - ,mmmem and with um! pmpau- they _ upon last yslar’s crop, the state labor buf- ,' ‘ - ‘

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'ylide

their origin from the call. “Get thee 17 3nd`3l5d1Yt°"“f7 t°`th° 3”” meritsd

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'ent mtithe land it Cannainahdwmgl eau estimates that the crops in Missouri then tg t 632112; igwgave sim” com have been damaged $100 000,000 by the his ,mug ‘H me m_°pem_ drought since April 17 -

` ’ h did n t toroturn.

It is easy for those who have been in I was em.°d\'°f a_.¢v¢m wld by Mm_

that land to picture the scene. ARES Lu'qIMENT_ ‘ 1 <1 “And Abram v°°°°d *\“°°*='* mi omni, zz. s. nr. nnwsos - '¢=vrf°v»=m°_=1= elf-www we land”-Probably comingudown fromDam- I was cured of B tumble ,Dain by Vgnmlgvmnm uumtbiéwhg

Hotel Acadia

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Bsituated on the north side of P. E- blind 5 Grand Tramdie Beach and is a most heaithfu

-Plenty of nshing_ beating and

e July ist. Write for circulars.

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resort having a spring of clear cold water with

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lorthftent the »sonth.?'

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\\°'l‘°_iP h°”°'?° od produce exchange. _

the plain of

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part of this stock submitted for in

thtiig sta ce, _ me qe's|tsr._~-price. _ : gas.. .We verp$gkcul_ar.a_t¢ent.on_ to 'I ei 060 ~ ~ ° Tlile new smooth duished Homes

I spuus, Cheviot Suiiings,Serges,Tw`ills.. I Ladies’s Cloths, Venetians, Beppl. ‘ I Cords, Mohaire, Sicilians, Cashmeres, M2 Henriettas Nun's Veilings, ' Crepee,

' Poglins iilamas, Voiles Taizfetggi 1, _ and £°si.(;E¢¢h¢s.S1_ékasd W _ I we » ence. ° ‘Z Silk Grenadines, Black rnd hits Z~"Shephes‘d' Ghecks Bleek and Grey, : Mixtures in'I‘wee¢is_and Mohalrs. : Write tor Samples with Prices. _ I Special lttentiohto the orders for 2 Mourning. ‘

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of the earth be blessed -A wonderful promise. but we see how it came to be -- _ _ ;g-5¢°,,¢~¢;,,,s,,g¢..-B fulfilled. Abram is the father of the wh°°y°u';%§;,g;“£°§he P°'d°"b° » Private I ~ I ‘T faithful in all ages and in all lands. mr°y_°u ses ' ‘ver “wma x ‘ 7

'“ From him came tire Hebrew pdople who subnmne' R is b°“°rt°b° .nu than

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or Shechem, Init was afterwards called, ` FRED g0ULS0N_ '

Black Dress Fabrics and = _

I Customers living out oftown are . . especially provid hr in having any -

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These ladies' Sailors, children’s Sailors and Tania in

' our big window to-day are not to be judged by the price.

W e are selling them: for ‘|n5e__ But that in many cases does not represent 1-4 their mal"

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they have all come to one common level 15pc. _

Just now too we’ve added about 20 dozen more u1en’s,

» and boy’s caps to the bargain furnace mostly worth 753

1- s imc only 50c but now they all go at 25.3. Any one

their money on their bargains will surely win..

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9f¢.wflsh¢s__L<>s° _ . (Graduates of the Baltimore Csiiegs of Denial Surgery.)

Some Notable Features of

Stltltt lllltlms lnlssti. Blsssllsm. _tqlsslslsrs Ewssirsssao.

md the sw* *bm 1" I‘=“1°°'i"*°*'*° li Ya-ia¢ees,N. s. v.a.a. c. _ » . lock sr°v¢ °f "l¢°f°h-" Tl” *°"° °f _ rw... ...usd or buck Eiysipeiss by '

Shechem is in :beautiful valley between HINABD-S UNIMEN13

two mountain peaks, Ebel and Gerizim mg“""me_

Near br. in mel' `¥*==¥S» "“ W’ “U °f _ , J. W. RUGGLBS

Jacob where Christsat and spoke ofthe! -

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