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|SLAND ATHLETES. ARE visions

nefeaingfihec Football I Teams, or Picon and

Th, football match at Westville, N. S., ‘was witnessed by a large number oi

between the Victorias and the team of speotators.'l‘he Picton team is pronounced that town resulted in a decided triumph by for the Victorian by a score o!8 to 0. The Bid

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was watched by; good number of d

game _ _

,magma including _ many who D accompanied the team from 0harlotte° wi wwm _ _ _ ballwas kept most ofthe time in th Westville and the game scrimmageandthere vneno sowing.

aprons with nie victorian nlulna easiest I uw gun "andastrong wind. A number of against them, Nicholson and Bethnn sorims took ‘place near centre tield and drl in this the Victorias showed their Mid superiority, controlling the hail and thus Th

preventing their opponents making gains mga

by kicks with the aid of the wind. Some A

good runs were made by the _Victoria the halves and one of the features of the rain- game was _the_run by McMahon who T placed the ball over the' line; but the aaa try was notallowed by the Referee. bro There was no scoring during the drst ODD half and when thewhistle blew the ball BIO was about centre field. . - C01" The second halt was at moat times in the prestige oi the Island Province. ,

r. McKenzie of Picton, was the `

iavcr of the Victorian. About live D

te,ee_ HILL’ PARK. Foster and Stavert went out in a earl

m|nutci`i`afi.er play started McDonald of rl the Victorian who 'had been pllylllil B star game throughout, secured the

balinear centre ilelrl~and after making a F

brilliant run, passing nearly the entire °

Westville team secured a try from

which Brown kicked a nice goal. Score G 5-0. At this point the Westville team (Sp pulled themselves together and carried isil the ball to the Vlcs' 25 yard line. They Bla were forced back, however, and quarter- Kid

back Doyle, cluding the forwards whtge he passing the ball from touch near can e . Kid held eecnredaaecond try. No goal was or

kicked. _ say _

‘I“°" L““'*’“H° “fl B1“‘°°‘ "F°“'°‘°° this Important Accident as He Dreamed

years. I tried pllls,anda bandage" scribed by the doctor but could get no

lei. Thenltried Dodd’s Kidney Pills _""

d‘thsy..cunsd.. .ma.ii0.psu1etaix._._I..lrll1

The whistle sounded shortly afterwards ‘

with the score victories 8. Westville 0- tor The Westville playeie were a fairly pre heavy team ana played s_h_srv and Gunnar- rel

Cumming, Westville. _ 5|'

Bryon Brown played an excellent gains

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Westville by ‘ Decisive Scores-_Games

Watched by Large Crowds of.

` Spei__:tatc_rs.

ated Westville 5 to 0.

many to be the strongest on the North e of Nova Scotia and on Saturday e uring/thelirst halt the Abbies- played th winrl and sun in their favor but the

u the secondjiaii. with wind and sun

bbied, Nicholson carried the bali over both fell upon it thus securing a try.

e goal was not kicked. There was no rc scoring and ' the game ended gweits 3, Picton 0. During the game ground became very slippy from the

he Picton team are very fast and ressive. the forwards especially aking through effectively on the osing backs. The Abegweits, however od true to their reputation, and _well blned with the Victorian ih upholding

-WEDNESDAY ivionnmo- 55°

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aonias or 'rnourson AND so ST- JOHN. Mu 24 -(special)-Tas

bodies of John H Thomson and R P Foster were found this afternoon near the boat.

Ms. si Av ear Nor naowivxn

E P Stavert is seriously ill at the home

of Bernard Allen near the lake where the others were drowned.

A doctor has been sent up.

There were six of the party which left

St John on Saturday on a ilshing trip to Oromccto Lake These were John H Thomson, head of Wr Thomson & Co

reputed the wealthiest man lu St John, H P Foster, Manager ofthe Royal Bank, E I’ btavert, Inspector of the Bank of New Brunsuick Aid McRae, G Wet more Merritt and E F Innes of SL John

On Sunday morning Messrs 'lbomgou

-T boat, and when last seen by the others at

HIS REASON '

rhlsStrong Belief in Dcdd`s Kidney

Pillil IHIHUHI VIHY Sllilillllll

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AMpBELLFoRD_ Ont" May 23,.d___ _ afteruoon,leavlng Merritt In camp The ecial.-Mr‘James Atwell of this lace wind came up squ-illy, their boat was

cured his Kidneys by using Dadd's -‘-'° * * ney Pills and has not felt his Lumbago

§‘j"“°'-T'°“°‘° °‘°°°- "'~ A°"°“ lapan’s Naval Losses Make Aged Man Meets Death by

house." _

der Trouble are the result of diseased neys and the reason he gives is that

and Nibs was always on the spot.

mnIntyre,'MoLellau, McDonald and.

Gaudet did excellent work amnng the ‘ forwards.

Bi Jim Matheson was a Tower of

The game at Picton between the Abegweits and the team from that town l

Schooners Brilliant and Daisy with R R f i - Di l t i ith

Ask vous' Gf°°°f f°* Aszalzenoutiz slid Jgipcedsslene bill: vlgort

ar Hood Round and Pea Coal.

_ V ,, ' -A Murrina of the cillcers, non-com-

» a _ omcers and men of the P. E, I. 'Light

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Rooms ou Monday evening next, the 30tn

It; Puf¢_.'rha_t’s Sure. instant at 7.30 p. m. sharp. The new _~ __ . _ uniforms for the Corps will be issued and

arrangements made for the season's drill. The Service Roll will be completed on

Applications for enrollment in the Corps

ceived at the above time and place. and

tion to the Commanding Oiiicer. J. A. MacDonald, Capt.

-Coal arrivals for A. Plckard & Co.

orse, will be held in their Orderiy

e basis of the. higher establishment.

ccmplcte establishment, will be re-

any time previous by personal applica-

Awnnl rr About

I `cramp and stomach Salas in tive minutes.

In Colle, Summer omplaint, Diarrhoea,

, Indigeation and Nausea, Nerviline is a

remedy of remarkable potency, and acts

. gromptly and satisfactorily at all times.

We have e large assortment of Polish,

comprising the best kinds. Prominent among these is Packard’s Black "0," s combination of liquid and paste guaran teed not to injure the leather, handy to put on and giving a 'splendid shine. Price sc and roc s box.

Pscirardhsi' Coinbinationi

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Packard's P_ate”nt liesthei- Cream age U. N. ._

P;lckard'_s_ Ladies’ -Specis1.~..... G t' ...-.....i....“.'........ 254: ni~m.?a8°mnn;..§.:.......... are @.s;L__, ....... me

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25° pnbhcmm and. in- 25c ,randi _ _’ _ _ »

caan;-s Ami: Lian Buncnaas. They come unexpected and when least

welcome. Bc armed with a one-minute cure in a bottleof Nerviline,which ‘relieves

he composition of Po1aon’s Nervlline

expresses the highest medical g-egress of tns ale, which accounts for i superior merit. Price 25s.

Harm.-i~oN’s Pn.i.s aaa Goop Prone.

NOTICE T0

BODKLIDVERS

to inform the reading

an ci an aoox

Lovfcsnsmfiuslinvrmn in

read to give

eebecriptiias in- The Library will open just at soon as niimembsxs psy their ~ , and

thellbrarywititas iittiei

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we ask all to-~' - §_~_u'.'_nm__wh N.;

sv) ll] BE BESIIEIII PHIMUNITIUN

-Denial of Capture of lap

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Cruisers -Very Brier Tid- Cutter Corwin Believed not

ings from the Front.

I No. 8 Field Hospital meet“s tonight at -_ ---

Strengtli when it came to a push ill tbl’ 7.30 sharp. All uniforms and every

scrim. arti

*_* during this week.

01° 0! eqilllilllmii miilb IIB l‘°¢\1l'“¢d Hltlcossacxs nnzrrzarnn. enum-H s\vii~'m.r:R Aanasrsn

Tomo, May 24 -(Special)-The New Yonx, May 2-i.-(Spfcial.)~Wlih

Japanese infantry defeated two hundred Cossacks at Tanto Kow, almost annhil- ating them.

roar Airruniz Nnxr.

LoNDcN, May 24.~(Special).-It is be-

lieved that the Japs will now devote all their energies against Port Arthur.

naroivrnl ciwisim carrnnns msivran.

Thereported capture of three cruisers

by the Russian Vladivosfock squadron is absolutely denied._

No ramen was Nt ws.

Thersis no fresh war news from the

scene of operations today. _

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[Japanese naval icssies recently render

it doubly important to capture Port Arthur and seize or destroy the llusalan ships there before the arrival of the Baltic iicet. It is now thought possible the Japanese armle's north and north-east of Port Arthur may rest content to hold the

gr iuud they have won without assuming the oiiensive, but preventing any attempt of Kuropatkin to come to the relief of Port Arthur while it is besieged.)

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TRADEAND SHIPPING.

Ponr or cii/iiriorrrrowri, '

Mlaly iii sr: S. 'B. graphs, Dsmers,

ollreai; 8.8. oeohurg, Burns,

Picten;Katie and itila, Roberts. Ban Yute .Dielyhis Oooh, Picton; Lawrence, ll°_ll_iileu.lsus'»'Hsrcor. ' I

llavl, sic. s. -,s._.oamp¢»s. maui. Picton; B. 8J.nhenh_ar¢. Burns, do. ima' Hanmw i.-asus Blverrngiiariotte. Forrest, llarsie lonn- nun _ A\n_\.';caam, rims; as-ses, Willis, . West Point; Loehiei,

reste -Hrs Methods-U S

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the arrest of William Davidson, the agents of the Oharity Organizations claim io have captured one oi the olevsrest church swindleri in rhc country. He hai been iraced to Australia,

its Msrnons or oranarmc,

I Davidson would appear at a Presby- I tetian cr B irtist church, atteni servic s

in m were far from the shore fishing McRae, Jones and the club secretary

went out in a small sailboat in the

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GZUIBFIY. then develop a coosumptive cough, appeal for aid in seeking another climate, and generally met generous aid

A sinner an raaidovirion

Edward Kearns, sixty-tive years of age,

n resident of Pocantlco Hills, tripped over a rail and had his head out olf by a passing train.

Kearns had a premonltion that he

would be killed as he dreamed several

ENDING OF A PLEASURE TRIP

Two Prominent St John Men Drowned while Fishing-Sad Fate of John H Thompson and R P Foster~_Narrow Escape of

E P Stavert-Bodies Recovered

srira. dismasted,and they withdlillcuity reached

shore on the opposite side They spent the

night there [and on Monday morning made search for the diet boat which they found overturned with the mast broken They than returned to the Club House where they found Merritt alone They believed the occupants of the drst boa* had perished

The caret.aker's daughter on Monday

morning reported she heard cries of a man in the woods, which turned out is be those of Mr Stavert Ar a o'clock in

the afternoon he was found by two lum ermen and brought to the caretaker s house His mind was wandering Later word was sent accross the lake to McRae

Jones and Merritt at the Club House, who Joined him Mi Stavert recovered

and told a remarkable story

A =qnall overturned their boat throw ing Messrs Thom soo, Foster and he

into the water where they struggled for half an hour Foster was the first to weaken. and Stavert, clinging with one hand to the boat clasped Fosters hand with the other The waves separated

them and Easier sanl-_

Thomson was weighted with heavy

,hoc s but was clinging to the boats stern btavert struck out for the shore three

quarters of a mile avi ay ,reached it by a heroic struggle and sank senseless on the eacli \\ hen he caine to himself it was night, and cold. He crawled into the

woods iorsfieitsr. On Monday morning he staggered about shouting, not know- ing whether he went. When found at 5o`clock in the afternoon he was almost ’gcne, and too weak t0'retain the food

nights of it, and told irlends about it. `

given him.

oss or coawir: Nor nsuavsn.

TACOMA, May 24 -(Sprclal)-The report

that wreckage from the s'eimer Corwin had been found on the west shore of

Vancouver Island lacks coiiirmation and the loss ni the steamer is not believed.

A <‘0RNa:iz s'roNi!: Lavmo.

OTTAWA, May 24.-(Special)-Cort er

Stone of the new arcs building of Ottawa

University was laid to lay by ivionslguor S. Barrati representative of Pune Pius.

Cardinal Gibbons, Lord Minto, Sir

\Vlli'rid Laurier and R. L. Borden were

present. Luncheon and speeches fcllowtd.

COMl’LETELY_ FAGGED OUT.

The world is full of sickly, despcndent,

tired, enervated people, a I hoping tc be well some day. The surest road to health is alorg the way oi taking Ferrozone after meals. Fcrrozone is a great appetiz er and enables one to eat plent oi whole- some food without fear of lncllirestlon or dyspepsin. This results in the rapid for- mation oi an abut dance of red, vltiilizing bicod, which will restore the nerves, ln- crease flesh and vigor, and nourish add feed every organ of the body. Ferrozoue is an ideal restorative and lnvigcrant. It is a tonic of unequalled merit that any one can u e with henefln |11-ice 50:. per box, cr six bi xes for $2 50, at Ilrugqlsts,or N. U. Poison & Co., Kings nn, Our.

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LOVE DIES.

Hrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox says there

comes a time in the course of married love when 'the thrill goes out of the hand- » clasp and the kiss at times, and it is then

get ‘husband sad wife maidhe ensézpidble

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aosmlnr this condftion of shire ia eibsn the Init of the husband, but how often ia it lo! due to the wlfe'e nervousness and irri- mhiiity dee te some trouble with the or- gans ly feminine-the .wife under

nch insmacee feels humid and rpir- Lieaa-eis snlen perhaps in headache and ales ieesuese.

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