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U gousi-Ars uAil.wA$Y°,`AocrolN'r. _ 5 v..-.....;“1§ie<-»i2-is:-well-A e-on ._ nn ,,-,\~|y,'yi on Mii._Sioken Railway and .I wus complet-iywncked and all cn beard ‘ were uri nr-ed, s`s?`veu of them seriously.

- 25”” sung? _ .y Qu1:sr:c,' Adghst 12-;(S‘_%qoi_nl)~A train .V wzs wrecked on the Quelilu and Lalie 1 St. John Railway sud tvvirity-five cars ' 'smashed to splinters. ._ ‘

_l Mor-rnusx., Aus. 1_5-(SD°°lHl)-H. G. - H¢Leod, Manager of the Bnhk of Novo. , Scotia, hn.s` srrlied l}pf;e"_fi~om Boston, _ 1,,,,.;,,g mad; the trlpjisutomohile.

E' AB0Q.1’_= °M1‘-’- _

- Dr. Gnase's Lost and Oomplete Hsoolpt _ Book, containing over three _thousand T --"--'~ °°°.t‘.:°- .'°::."':.-ai.. '-1°

miscellaneous s, so n . pos - psld. Tnsre is uohouk _published which

= ls so useful lu the home. Altar using In a » month you would not exohnuge it for SIU.

it you don'ooonsidsr_it worth more tnsu

` the price return' the book in goo-i condi- . tion and get your money bask. Iilustrnt ' ed oiroulsr £res.- Eimnuson, Bates Sc Co. ` Toronto. -

Bors ooois

that will wear well, n Our

' own make, but not<t`o_o heavy,

_ $r.oo,‘$r.38,_$r.68.

fr Ks- ._ _f'*`

`Y'$ 6'* ` -

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Boys’ lighter weight boots,

__ buff boots, $r.oo,$z.15, $1.50.

Boys’ good dongola kid boots

, ir-ss. $1.38, $1-68. $1-85 and

box calf boots #I-.75, $2.10 al the boot factory.

Souvtiiir"l'l?illS;';~

T Brooiil_1c`s'._i`._-' `

. raps- roms,

- Boolt_ Marks, I ` Match ~Boxcs,

Spoons, etc. _, __

_ A Large. Variety.

See our Bpoons witlfpicture of New Market on Bowl, Of

whietii we _hsve n large' exhort- men _ __ . -1 - -

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Twan'y.fiyg _ ‘i0

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modern o. m is mo e poo- y supplied vi ith

yellow generals of the Mikudds armies. _

` -RED CROSS HOSPITAL AT HAIRBIN.

A0*/ing Ghlellv on the ex 1-ess wish rf the Czur himself General Kum ` ~

‘ . putkiu has

i:_\;tl;3ed§t Hnrbli;ii1l;_headl1unrtrs,a most coutlglete Red Cross liosghul. The have “ig °§¢\;‘ |10 ills avec tered to the desire I-f eCza-,and ni ny no le women

"“" _ UW ‘“, 'HSM UCI' Plus! bundwss _for future wounded soldiers in the

Rus-l-nr-n~ ks The one -ent, ed of the Ru s A is 1,., _~ ,_ N

in rmdy cupah suraeons o

physicians nn surgeons than the hu.e

military re line of the Russ ans. In u pro-onged war this defect will mum; for several Dftgleli battles “On by Y-I e -lapuoese, and is another asset in the hands of the

Y _& .- ' __ ,em

WANTED-A else of holdlolie that Kuumort Resdsohe Powders will not oure n ten minutes. _ '

0NE M|iNlSTlE'll-SHOT ANOTHER

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Polflnor, Ohio, Aug. 10.-'Tl-e Rev.

Glen.Gl_hlau wss aocidsntvly shot. t day by B-v.l|r. Newsome., Tre two minis- ters have ohsrges in Ohloville, Be., sud- were spending their vocation with the

shootingqt_st~rgev_ » ~ V _ - . --a-¢-is--`---r- __ CHOLFRAINEANTUM. This has been-regarded as one of the

most dangerous and fntni riseas s to which infants are subject. it can be our-ed honevr r, when properly treated. All thai Is necessary is to give Chamberiu n`s Colle, Cholera and Dhirrlioen. Remedv' und cnstoroll ns direlted with each lotte undaoure is certain. For rule by all druugists.

thc Latest

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‘ I - All the Ncwcst and” Lat-

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Souvenir Booklets and

Fancy Souvenir China.

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oily Point Fairy lima Tabla, |904. ._

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Dolly! fn_r_tixe Suuruwgwgenson, com- . _, o . '€'v'iif\2'l‘ve°on"i".ilv.i° wiumve many Pr. 7 -s.m. _ _ 7.80 a_.»u\- » 8.80 aim. 9 I- ill-4

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GOOD To HAVE HANDY.

What Mrs. Rumley says of Dodd's Kid

ney Pills-A Groot Fam`ly Medl:lne_.

Srnvrm Wynn, Manltoulln Island,

_A_ug.8.-_(Special)-Mrs. Thos. Rumley, 1_\ell-knownnnd I ighly respected in this llartof the Island, testifies to the good work Dodrl's-Kidney Pills ue wing

to get ary be ter," rays Mrs. Bumley. €‘1t swmed to be my Kldneys that was the trouble, so I thought I would try Dodd‘s Kidney Pi1i~. They helped'u1e very much.

"My house is never without them and

vihenever I don't forl rluht, I take n few My husband also takes them, once in a .vhi e, I find them o. spleniid medicine to have handy."

Do1d's Kidney Pills are the greatest

f mil; medicine of the centu y.

BANK DIHECTORSARRESTED,

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PHT SURG, Aug. 10.-Wnnnnts were ssueri -his nfteruoon f r the arrest of the entire board of directors of the State Bunk of Pitt burg on ti c charge of re- ceivinzfunds when the b-nk was lc- own to re insolvent. The state lnuk closed its doors last Febru .ry.

VALUABLE T1ME SAVED.

Slight injuries often disab‘c it man and

causs s=v¢x1.\ldays' loss of time and when blood poison develois, sometimes r suit inthe loss ofuhand or limb. Chambor- lu.i|i`s Pain Balm is un untiscptc liuiment. _ When applied to cuts, bruises nud turns it causes to hcnl quickly and without; maturation, and pi-events and duugerof 'blood poison. For sale by ull drugglsts.

WOMEN ADMITTED.

liiosritvni., Aus. iQ-Supreme Lodge

Sons of Euglnfd in session today favor- ably consid red to admit women to the order. Hitii rto these have been r fused. I-Effect wilt not be givin until the next supreme l¢d..e. '

Mnnnln of Albany N. Y. widely

diarrhoea. “I tj'ie<l,_ _0haiuberlnln's Col'o,

"und obtained immediate relief I cnre

slmllnriysflilct ri." Sold by all drug-_

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Ono 1Ch`arIottetown -Firm is Now Doing.

‘A »>~___ -'

An Extensive' Series of Contracts l`or.P!umbing, Heating, Engines and Machinery.

The large and lnterprlslrg firm of

Bruce Btewrrt &: Co. has received the orders f.r the following contracts: The heating sni plumbing of Frank R. Hear z’s beautiful newb use, now under construttlon nt the Esplanade. The heat- ing and plumbing of the new R ctory of St. Pcter`s Churth and the nevvBa.pt'st Church Parsonage, now being erfcted on Fitzroy St. The heating of Queen Hotel, which has been thoroughly renovated, and a rew part built on during the past sprlng.’l`he hi ating of George Gane`s beuu- tiful residence atfthe Esplanade and the residence of Rev. John Goodwill, Brig-.t n. The h ating of the new Market Bulld- ing whirh iijust about rrmpleted. The heating of this building is one cf tne largest contracts ever completed in th’s province. The plumbing of the Victoria Hotel which is uooth r very lax-ga con- lrirt, fliers being about fifteen bm h-rroms sud closets in nil. In addition to all of this work lhs firm is con_slan'.ly rushed with orders for steam t ngines,lolle1‘s, and saw mill machinery c'c,- tc. Ths firm has received an order from Peter Morrison, Mt. St¢\\'u.\t, for a steam engine and boiler running u saw mill out- fit. 'i‘hey have al o received anoth rox-der from the Underfeed Stoker Co`y., Toronto, f r a stoker engine for the Canada Mott ng Coy, Montreal. This makes about Slstearu engines shipped to the Under- feed Stok»rCoy. during 'ho rust year. The firm is r celvlng orders all the time from M. J. Haney und Hush McD nald, contractors - f Hillsborough Bridge. 'l hey mdde two spreading gloves for Mir. Ha ey is per his own deisigu. The!e` plows a e used forsp ea' ins the clay at the an- proaohes of lhe h idle now being cm- structed by Mr. Haney. All this wo k and mu'h more too v0'uminous to mention, is kv eping the large staff of Biule Scwsrs8c Coy. consisting of 60 mea und over, constantly on the hustle.

T0 INCREASE YOUR APPETITE.

Not* ing will st'mulnto n keen, healthy

relish for food, insure go ‘ri digestion and p rfect assimilation l-kc snnozosx. which is the most successful tonic and health renewer known to medical science. Ferrozoue is a positive cure for Anaemin, Iinpure Blood Boils, Pimples, Indigestion Dyspepsls and ull Stomach and Bowel troubles. Ferrozone 1 lennses. strengthens and purlfies the blood. it lnvigorntes the he rt and nerves, bnnlshes sickness and pain. and makes ailing people well. '1'ry u lox or two of Ferrozone, the" re- sult will te s surprise Price 50.- ut Drug

gets, or ls. C. l/olfou &: Co.. King-ftoi,

nt.

n».sm.'ro.\"s PiLi_sCv1m (1o:vs'|'tP.u~xoN.

KILLED AT HOPEWELL.

_ Horz\vsr.i. l-iu.I., Aug. 1f‘.-.I1hu S Fuller ou, pro.i-ii-t x- .f ilv: \’l'uverley ll it lat Alto;-;_ was r.l\r-owxl ff-our :\ load of hu7 on the Hill M r h t is :tfti-ru on ivd inetiv llv lc `l~il_ Mr. l-'ullfrt u uns

bullidl -Rt e ltiil ulilch nls ra ru wo. - p’tch- ing`or, whens su-'ll n shirt ug if tie hor.=o.~ threw lhr uuftu-fun to nmu backivnrlis sh' t i- v\:i..ou,:\\'l\itl\ was rcilrcoly l\u'i`lo:\1l 1l,lii.~ ne;k being brok- en ln the f1\l‘.

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VERY REMARKABLE CURE OF DIAR-

RHOEA.

“Alout six years ago for thc first time

in myl fe I had usuddeu and scv.rc ut- tank of dinrrhoen," says Mrs. Alici- Mlllcr, of Mcrgau, Toxns. “I got it-uipm-~

A We- '<~°W~ -‘WNY MAN- a ,::f__if“.:.§-.".t.t_ :;_‘:_‘;‘;.*.::‘-. ".;:_‘_‘_'; ;‘_':2

bnnd sgent liundi-eds of do luis for phrsi

county, ourpressnt homo, and one dny I

who had been oured by lt. The result was

'W°*' Tm' 'nm' Rm” Ph »(_;|_|¢1¢i'|g;¢m1 Dim-,h¢¢'g"f|¢|||¢dy,j'_h¢,_g`u_yg, wonderful. Icnuhi hardly realize that I

was woli asain, or believe it could be so

one hottie of medic ne, costing hut a few

MORNING-

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for noun 'ro THE czsn.

Sr. Pirrnassvao, Aug. l2~(Special)'-A

sou and heir to the Russian throne was

b:rn ut nun today und nn imperial

solute was fired nrniri gr-ent rejoicing.

museum our-rnnsnlr some.

Tomo, Aug. 12 -(Speeiul)- Admiral

Togo reported that the Russian battle-

ehip Czarevltch wusprobnbly sunk Aug.l(l.

It is believed tho majority of the

Russ'an fleet returned to Pcrt Arthur.

RUSSIAN FLEET DNPERSED.

‘ LONDON, Aug. 12 -(Spec’al)- Tire.

Russian equadron from Port _Arthur was attacked by the Japanese south of Yen

Tao and dispersed. I

'ruims Cnorsi-:ns A1' Kuo cu0\\'.

The Askold, Novlk, unother cruiser and

a destropor took refuge at the German

port of Kino Chow and another destroyer-

went in f.r refuge at Uhefoa, Chi: a,

August ll.

'ras RETURN ‘ro Paar.

F.ve Russian bdttieships, u cru'ser, a.

hospital ship and several torpedo d¢st.oy- ers seemed to regain Port Arthur. `

.IAPS INTER A rtlursnl. roar.

Tne Japanese fleet was undamazed.

Tvwo Japanese torpedo boits- entered

Chefoor nc d onpturei tha Russian torpedo destroyer which had taken refuge there. MAY cnvsn: coiurucrrrons.

The ve sei had been dismantled and

this uct of ent-ring n neutral port is like y to give rise tJ serious international compllcntions.

AN uNsr:_uvoRrn\' ns'rrLssuir.

The big Russian battleship nt Klan

I Chow is uusenworthy.

RUssIsNs Mirsr LEAVE Kino Cnow.

Germa' y will observe al strict. m-ut a‘iiy

and will order the other Russ':\n sh ps to

ses immediately after twt-nty'four hours.

` GREAT ANXIETY IN RUSSIA.

In Russia there is nrc t ruixicty for full

ll tails if the fight and if the Russian fl on has been seriously rlisnlilei the p ons of the Aiimlralty for thc- future conduct Lf the Wm' vi ill lm much upset.

iinrom' THAT Foul: rsv.'A|>su.

Russia ieirs tlinu f ur lvntllrsliim

from our peil from the .lapuui-_~e flevi.

A iu'_~1si.\N i'n0Tr:_~'T.

Russii l:i.~ fornmlly protest(-rl rpruin i_

t\e :~'oizur: of hor roi-piulo di-s'|-o_vrr nt Clicfco.

<'Bi.\'.\ .\iA\‘ me E.\'T/\.\`u|_|:D.

ll is feared the iuciili-lil. may draw

C inn. into tho confiirl ss the ally of

Jnpnn.

(‘Al]I.ED T0 \\'ASHlNGTON.

\\'.\slirNoroN, Aug. 12 (Spcclnll--'l`ho

Jnpnnero Legiitiou luis ri-1-uivefi n cable- i.:i‘4iu from Toklo .~1t1\'li\-lilistillo Rmsi u

squsflrpn en\oi';.;vd from Pcri Arthur on lim l0fh.

ff ‘tered 'mor-e misery iu\<inaonv.tlu1u_ L.u1.nI _A_s.av.re battle ersundlu ting till .mu- lieeommepds ChamberIain’s Colic, Cholera f°"~1°“'"=“"°fS“ Ulu" dffltli- My lw-'_~ ..¢r_fn|iow.».lby..io.p.~.|.»..n-.-1...\ n1,_»i\<. _

`3nd Dian-h°9p_Remedy'_ _ claws n"w__lDM0“_` ‘__-nd t__0m`mcnt “ nip , Al' dnwn tho thc R<-tvlxhu mul nnothl i'

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BATTL-g Si-|||> is SUNK

Ri`ss_s,ian_‘_- fbattleiliié, Three Cruisers and Destroy. _er--Talks Re_i_u_5§ in Kiao Chow-'-Germany

will ' Ordtlii- them” to Leave"-'_.la‘ps ’

' Capture Destroyer in Chefoo

` -“Cihhplications Probable '

--Son Born to the Czar.

Rlusisn battleship, both dniuuged, t_oI; fi ght toward Port A1-.hur.

[The uinulstnkeable object of the sortie

from Port Arthur was to save the

principal Russian ships from c pture cr destruction when Port. Arthur falls. Ey' taking refuge ut Kino Chow and Clxefoo theyinin the chance of coruinuuioution by wire with Admiral Sl¢ry¢i`off ut Vladivostock, and arranging u place and

time to effect njunctiou if possible.. Two battle!-hips appear to have _been dl!al>'ed Dllrtinllyand forced to rcturn to QP rt _Arthur while the Czarevltbh wasprohnbiy sunk. The cruisers now at the German port cf Kino Chow, 300 'miles south. of

Port Arthur must leave that p0rt;___\nd with n much stronner force of Jnpldnese hipimvuitinil thom out»ide it will, bo most diilic-uit, if not impossible for them to escape. As to the seizure of the

Ru~sio.n _dc-strayer in the Chinese port oi’ Chefoo it seems probable that Chinn, ww powerless to prevent it, and if so, not

b’un\o wox-thy.]

ONLY A MASK.

M ny :ire not being lcnefltecl ly the-

sommer vnention as th-y should be Now, notwitnst suding muth out ii or life. they ure lit le if sry strong r than they were. Tlv tsu rn the‘r frees li dsrkfr ard mske them look hesltlri r,bu'. it is rn`ys musk. T'ey sri still nervous, ensl`y tix'--d, u'ps t ly irifles, and tiny do not est n r s eep w» ll. \Vh\t they use d is wlxrt tones h= n rves perfects digestion, :reates appetite, and makes sie»p rei‘resh» ing, 'ard thnt is Houd's Smsaparills. }’upi's u d teach' rs ge eru,‘lys\ ill find the 1.-liiefpurposs of the vnosuicri bei sub. s rvedhvlhis grant med ci-ro which. as we know, "Lu ids up the whole sys em."

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BllllK LUVERS

Come here for BOOKS

to suit their literary tastes because they knoiv we have thc-vu.

Those whiu are piirsuimz

a particular line of study will find this the cheapest place to buy BOOKS treat- ing ou Educational sub- jects.

\Ve handle a full line of

SCHOOL and other BOOKS and can sztisfv anyone as to the lowness of prices.

Any books not in stock

will be cheerfully ordered at short notre. \\'e will know where to get them.

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About elghtceumnnths Ago Mr. VY. S. out nvn l.'I"lnu.l|y we moved to Bosque E __ _ ____ ___

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Parties caught fishing odsliootixig on

owner's mill pond without permission from the owner will be prosecuted.

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