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veritor is reported to have discovered the secret of controlling air-ships. The attachment should also be placed on some of the windy members to be found in the Dominion and Provincial Legislatures.-Exchange.

what Makes You Cough.

' Did you ever wonder just what it is that makes you cough I In a general way it is understood to be an involuntary 1~ effort of nature to eject something from the breath-pipe. As a matter of fact,

merely a slight 'throat inflammation cause by a col will cause a cough to start, and the more you cough, the inore you want tocough. lf you allay the in- flammation in the throat your cough will

stop.

Can’t lull sensitiveness of the throat

with medicine containing a narcotic, but give it soothing and healing treatment. This is dimcnlt because the inflamed parts are in the way of the passage of food and drink. The t-rue cough remedy is something that will protect the throat fromithe ill effect of catarrhal discharges and also_ from the irritatien of swallowing food. Such a remedy is Adam`s Botanic Cough Balsam, which for many years has been conquering the most obstinate cough. It is a soothing compound prepared from barks and gums. Its beneticent effect is quickly felt and the work of~ healing

prom%t_l__v begun. If you once take Adam- son`s lsam for cough, you will never be satisfied without some of it at hand for any new cough. A trial size of the Balsam can be secured of anv druggist for l0 eents

The regular size is 25 cents. In asking for the Ba sam. be sure you get the genuine which has " F. W. Kinsman & C0. blown in the bottle.

Redpathta granulated sugar 5 ccniper

Be" 8:' Gmrs' Qi 23 T, _ Gen. French is gradually pressing the

lBoers northward from Cape Colony.

Wanted-a smart Salesman (sinszle man

preferred) of 3 or 4 years' experience Apply ere. 18tt.

fiew Onions, Cueumbors 8; Tomatoes at

Beer 8: Goifs. 20 Zi.

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CAPTURES IN SOUTH AFRXCA.

Kitchener's reports, 15 columns

i°_ length’ 139°” 33 B°e“~ nightlaat to send his scintillant thund killed, 25 wounded, 126 surrendered

and 190 taken prisoners; 3,160 rounds of ammunition, 124 wagsrons, 5.603 horses and much stock captured.

rnnrrcn Panssrsc nouns Nonrnivann.

_CARRIE BAS BEEN FINED AGAIN.

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REPORTED BRICADE

' Rcccnt Date Wins Trophy.

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Loxpoy, July 23. -(Special)--Lord

for six days defied old Sol, even taunte

suchaisevere one under canvas. Th

Torniza, July 23-(Special.)-Mrs.

‘ daughters of the Lt.-Gove

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Brigade. Icecreain and and cake we

kakhl boys and small artlllerymen.

the steady marching, excellent lines ev

LOSS were then drawn by Captaiins as

tn the ordeal, their

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MRS. CARRIE NATION. '_ _ _~__wf_s¢l’ their captaihs mga' ku",

‘ Notion- While 'TMS 00111118117 Nation has again been fined SUD and 30 one that _Ono-wed wen acwrded

d. ys for disturbing the peace. '

DIED.

At Charlottetown, July 23rd, James

Byrne aged 52. _ _

[Funeral this morning (Wednesday) at 9

o’clock. `

Bicyodistil and all athletes depend on BENTLEYS Ifininreatjto keep their t oints

1--_ tb. » I ‘ . . -as

Frame

rity Posse Palzrour

' TUDG EATARISK.

.ings-__

ron sau-_z._

'Ihe undersigned offers for sale by

two storey, double _tenement dwelling house on the corner of Grafton and Pownal Streets. ` ` C

The ro rty has a depth of 78

age of 59 feet on Pownal Street. ‘

and in good condition and can-_ noi ,; be bought at a great and on if easy terms ofipnrcbsoey -

For parEcnlars apply to

the °nodC'l3g¢\o3- A

\ and gone. Fear. hope, victory, disap

pointment, generosity, ihrough there moods pass these little men who hav

Jcve when it pleased _him on Sunday

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bolts. We doubt if ever one of the bo

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of '01 camp will ever fear an electr cal ELECTION IN IAQDALEN ISLANDS

d himto ail for a iod of three months.

e HALHAL July 23 ”(Sp°°ml) “I” the Down tlo a late lliiirur last night this com t7'°°°i°° y Magdalen Island local election Dr. Del mitmeng md no; been se;-nd nw Md gn in that part. f aney was returned by a miigority of forty 511° bw” D355 on 61111111!! °f U19 55993 } Stewart is S ve diary Magistrate Tan Guaantur was

informed that the eommitmenthud

ELECTION TRIAL POSTPOYED Issued and hnnded to the po

S Sr ANnnEws,July23 -(Special )-The °b°V° °°“~’°d bl" 91° Musllau N

h l[Dnald ld the found The

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S ia o the Charlotte County election ____p____se____a__v__ thought this

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petition is postponed until October in View M th' fmt mu M¢Dnald

_ ---°-- frequently been seen about the

t CH]¢AG0 M Enquiry was also made of an omoial who e _ _ , _ » ' said hehad been informed that the

'-_°-' mitment had been taken out ofthe

S, _c‘Mc‘g.o_ 'dy 23___(Spedd_) _ gh' of tix police by the clerk of the

A . ' - _ , _ _ _ _ con e' '°“°"‘°“' “" 'R' "°“°9 ""°°’ The iumiiaii was sexi. talked wiiii but

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e Julyf "3 0°” 53;? 03“i”" he declinedto give any informatioh ld P.ork.1~L47§._ ing that he was a public servant d Sept Wbe`¢_ 703_‘C°m 551;' Una, ___~_,inevet shirked bil duty H8183

a ' _ precsion on the

d, Pmk' $1490" ' . - ~ _ that be could k- _ tothe public ii

.new ironic niliiucers. ‘T Sm B'=‘“°' °'=

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U21 ‘ o f.. --‘- _ ‘ *Donald U17 ‘ ' ~ _ ` ' ; ' i hébdd

storm in future after having experience

day opened. With battallion followed b company drillat9 a.m.At 3 p.m.practice o the ceremonial for the evening wa rehearsed. _At four the otil cers were “At Home" t friends of the Brigade. Among the guest who numbered nearly a hundred w observed the ° Misses ' Molntyre

rnor

His Worship and Mrs. Warb_ ton. Mrs. Moore,wife of the commandad oiilcers’ wives,friends and relatives of th

served to the guests by kilted ladfiie

number of guests were entertained at th oiileersmess at supper and'witnease_d_ th impressive religious ne;-vice that ie. he Lwieeaday. At 7.30 the Brigade 'forma in line received the oommandant with general salute. A march pant follpwe

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ed' much commendation and applan from the large party of spectato

order of company inspection. No 2. we

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bute or *admiration by the spectators

i they certainly merited it as the result ot

the inspection evinced. Noi. 1 and 2 did excellent work, and i nly the eagle eye! 01 the inspectors could detect the

' faults that caused them to .yield

the palm of victory to`No. 3. Of NO. 3 We need only say they drilled on a plain of excellence with our best city companles._ Thejury were“out" quite a time and when their verdict was announced spontaneous 1 cheers burst from the defeated companies. Mrs. Moore presented the trophy, the presentation being preface-1 by a few A kindly and appreciative remarks from Lt. Col. Moore, D.O.C.-the commandant.0n re- turn to Camp the Chaplain entertained the boys of the Brigade to ice cream while- i ach company toasted the other in a. bev~ erarze provided by the ofliccrs. General bouncing was then the order of the day

Yo u r An enjoyable al fresco concert brought

_ the day to a. close. The last hours of camp

e '01 are passing, healih, discipline and

pi moral piecept added to gaieral examples

of kindness on the part of those incharge

at h()[‘[\e Vvith 01,11' P&,SS€=- willbe productive of much good.

The next generation will benefit

Partout Binding’ .ivsicall and morally from the Boy’s

P . Y

Wg have just |‘€Q£iVed 3 Brigade movement of theopeninr.: months

A of the 20th century. Camp breaks np to- BENTLBYS is me best Liniment

F PYTHIAS.

fine stock of the best qual- “___ _. - - KNIGHT., 0

` Kaigita of P,'tl1ia»--- Empire Lodge. No

_ ° , _ _ every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. in

Also some nice outfits for ___ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _ S“""'““' S°°’°"“”~ ~ _ . ‘Pythian Han,rmwsei. New si°¢i=.~-J ri.

. , is angerous -on ec asi pe caseo 1-535,

this [TCW and l¥li¢l’&Sl.il'lg iieninghpiiesast_§ie_tmubieisRi§eéy_go be- .own Apolxii 'L 0_ F_ fourth W‘u'“”°s' K__°_‘;_l_f;’o‘;_fENR°°°GL_‘__‘i_';'D““ds°°L

comec ronic an eveo in o a a incur- - '

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‘ - SID] B ap 108 10D 0 F. 8568 llll- 1‘a,ff',0 -~ ll ' ¢ enfng tang

VV¢ make You mais and §1e'?°.“'lllpq“i§¥1Y fell? ily* "§§l“f= “eg coim Mohan si-si»mm.1?o.'F. niet figiifva. ri¢1i<i=,;»¢f)vE vm Bow mek

’ \1I‘ ID S€Il`& IOD, ill] 3 EW X138 W1 _ _ _

mounts Of CV\¢l°y d-€SCl°ip= cnrgangy ca;e of piles. _ This standard 'md third Tuesdgy °f “ch m°m*h in Me' L0d8¢ P5008 Edwald 1110058 820005 M13

_ ointment has probably relieved more suf- chanic’s Hall Grafton St.--J. W. Snther f¢un-gh Tuesdays of each month in 5_0 E,

TTOB. S¢€ 011|’ _ f_r_:_ri_ngthan any preparation you can men- and_Sec.y__ _ _ Han vicwm Row_____E_ H_ Duchamm

' ' - ~ MASON s. see xuroarzks

J Loral. cnnsannas.

Io"i'i s Lodge in Masonic Temple g¢mD,my A_ every Monday in

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' I Coming Evals' L second Tuesday in month, David Mc Wnght 5 H511 at 5_3() p_ m_...Ad,, Wu]

- 1 H- ._ .__ _ . _ _ _ _ L€11D8J.'|., S¢¢'y. L man_ Segy === :g

B. E. . :T ' _ jzetadtjrs W’ vlGt0l"L3 L0dg6 in MSBOHTG T8H1DT.B,_nI‘Bf. soya 0] c&

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i ‘ rqereme' Alemaer Chapter’ R°y°‘1 Amkmy' s¢>Sr>- in-

Sons of Scotland meets every second sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in orient Divisiom Fddam at 8 p_ m_ _...__

1 `Mondayineach monthin Meci1anic’sHall month except June. July and August. J. Prince Edward Division No I mum,” T ders f r

Prowse Block.-E. Gamnaox, Bee. Secre- J. Weldon,-Sec’y. Wrlghts Hall, every Tuesday’-'W H en o

Prince Edward N0- 35 our R. scribe """

onxmcn onnxn. ` Kn_ights'j &°d Wednesday of

private contract that very digiblel B°7°° L°dS°~ N9' 6141 ‘“°°*° 3115 “G5 m°@§11i\1UF°°l\¥° T°mP1°~ `

and 4th Fridays .in Wright‘s, HalJ,_ Albert Edward Lodge of Perfectioxo. Tourist

at _8 p. m.-D. MCNEH., ' egreeA.~&A`.'S.B.§3rdThursday,follcv¢ S°¢!'=tary- I _ C ,irig3rd_Wedn¢odv»r. -Tonua='.v.Arri1. July.

St. George's Lodge, No. 1171 me Oct. . 9 ments.

P__ Pe every Enesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in Prince George 'H0781 this

feet on ifrofwnriitrfot “id e fmnf- one nail.-D. J. Mcnrsmm,-rseoieom. mem ew-$3 iffimrsdir -in W

1 LavyWaUaceI»0dgB .No. 2'¥,`meets”1_s‘t 4Pm`*\=*¥°l'_l15° ‘I _ Wh°°’

The House is r comparatively new imdilrd-Fridays, in Wrights f°fC°1!¢UP¢¢i°° N' V 1 i f'

cauesnx`s,3.s_eey. _ vemi' ,

L. o. Yin. a.-mspaii, Loyal STUKWH k-:L_iVlB.

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By Lord Kitchener of The Highland Brigade Ontario Mfdical, Council The History of ’a Liquor For Quebec, T

FRENCH onivts noniis AN tvrnirni hir on. otiintr iattcino who is io BLAME willenint

Northward in Cape Colony-_ The March Out Will Take in Magdalen Islands- Char- It Looks Like Another Ca=e Small Parades

Mrs. Carrie Natloirs Latest Place This Morning. lotte County Election Trial A of “Go Slow”-Violator Tory omcial

P0SiD0Ii€d- 9 at Large Serious

"°` The eventful day of the year h is cf me ' "' ` ` 1° _._

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PRACTIMNG “Hmm” 'LLEGALLY' On Monday July 22nd, Mr Angus an orrrcmam-rnounm

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e _ Tono1<'r0,.Ji1ly 23.-(Special.)-The On- McDonald, liquor dealer of Queen Street uommik Ju, d tario Medical Council have sworn out “Fa "md am; °°;vi“;d$_;“' m°8`°I 951° Paula an G W

_ . _ so quorsan a neo was imposed

rjhreeinforrnations againstA. H. Welch, on same day ___ commitment _a phrenologist practising at Stratford. by the Stipendiary to enforce

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of the due or in default thereof to

paw r- ' r .iaiyzs

Burlington ` 1 _

Louisville Nashville _ Manhatten ' _ _

New Yorli Central' ' `

.North Pacific Common Rook Island I 1025 St. Paul ` ` i 1.59% United States Steel Oom.

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Canadian Stock Quotations

(Furnished by McCua.ig, _ Rykertf& 'C0

Montreal.) “ `

Closing prices “ July 23 Canada Pacific 1102i MontrealSt. Ry. ' 291. Toronto St. Ry. 109 St. John St. Ry. 113 Halifax St. Ry. 9! Twin City St. -Ry. - Dominion Coal Co. 315 Republic Mining 5 Payne do ' 15 North Star do nil Dominion Iron and Steel 30 1 “ Pref. . Sl WarEagle 14 Heat 8: Power ' 94

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PRACTICE _ JUSTICE

Takes Action Commitment Winoig

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the service ofa peoceea to which other law breaker must submit and H

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bni ds up the system and prevents sis, prostration and insanity

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Fore~4ter’s Hall Prowse Block, on second and fourth. Thursday of

month -H. W Weeks Rec.-Seoy

onnrinlmows.

Port La Joie Encampment on leoon Wednesday in each month.--D. B. Me- Lennan R. S St. Lawrence Lodge `every Monday

evenmg E M. Yonnker,Secy

Wildey Lodge every Friday evening

in their hall in Victoria Row Geo McLeodSeoy Alpha Rebekah Lolga N0 meets every drst and third Tuesday evcning.-- FannyJ Wise, Secretarv

PER BGR.

The beet value We have also

and ENVELOPES

aetler Atargr stock PLAIN CREAM and WB!

a specialty of Tourists’ and Wraps and other require-

glvee us pleasure to show

bile all inquiries by mail our prompt attention-

are among the excl!

by no in the

shown

and family tar-cane. Aho black and white and

does