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1., lame :Cresolene in our vaporizer

Vhposﬁ'esolene ls sold by dru'gglstr eve where

A V Crooolene outﬁt. including the Vapor ear and m Inst 3 lite-iime. and a bottle oi extrn nu plies of Creso- liler conuin~ um. VAro-

loooa'sheots Socouts Illustrated In: ohydcions' testimonian free upon Klemens: lib Fulton St. New oih. U.S.A

ET. woman’s and mum’s tonic

Our Beef, Iron and Wine It's very

is unsurpassed.

nourishing, easily assimil

the stomach in the least

Its ingredients are the very best quality. Try a

pint bottle. PRICE 75c. PINT BOTTLE.

JAl’llESON,

DIUOGIST. Indie-13.11. Wilson» ' :CQ'! Commission Merchants.

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Quarterly‘ Meeting

The \ general quarterly meeting of this corporation will be held at f'their mans, MacEachern's build- ;ing, Queen Street. .Wednesday evening 8th Oct. at 8 o’clock. Ch’Town, Oct. 4th, 1902,

W. W. CLARK, Secretary. std. hi. ' 7 ‘

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1902..

etndvutliﬂng. job work

WARS AWFUL COST- From the beginning of the late Boer war till the signing ct pence 448,435 men served the Empire in South Africa says the London Express. at these 5,774 were killed in action 16,168 died of wounds hud

desease and 28.929 were wounded. This is the complete record of the

. South Air-icon war as shown byo return issued from the War Ofﬁce, signed by the Adéutnnt General Sir T. ,Kolly—Kenny.

In ndditionto these ﬁgures the return also shown how the great army was col- lectod and in part indicates itsﬁdlspersal,

May 1,1901% Dec. 31?, 1901' lists " Joint-INS; to May 31,1902 59,666 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 448,435

were, recorded in the list of reinforce- ments which wm sent to make up the‘

won as follows: . . Force it the Caps at outbreak -~ .} : _‘ a cum .............. ......:.';.';.'.-. not Oct. 11. 1899, to July 31, 1900 "

Angel, to April-3),; 1901 _ 8&ﬂ9

in South Africa. were 0,685 of whom .377 ' were oﬂicsrs. W

HOW WILL IT mo.

How will the big coal strike end? it cannot go on forever. Will the President nttrfere or has he the power to interfere Apparently there is nothing in the laws-“or ~ constitution oi! the United States which. covers the case. Then, under present con- ditioris. it must be a. war to the bitter end, and we believe in a war of 'this kind“ the men must lose: There can _be only one ﬁnish to a. contest in which n man's stomach ispittod against an iron sole ms snexolalolngc in discussing the ‘sltusg

«The number discharged Ind disbanded i'r :

'3 t": ,1 a”

T119313” Pierrot. yous: from seeing yotﬁjﬁjti busmess interests, you. will follgw dig, ' of malice; successful; and .9? , w ‘ At

t of goods andpuréhhﬁy "7 Feathers. ..Fiowers and _ '

Millinery Trimmings , FROM 'THIS GREAT SPECIALTY,

complete line of goodsfto be found in any specialty house in America, and owingltlie“ . tremendous purchases we,make,.:we” dreams to sell put .goods at ﬁﬁgures below those 0f competitors. ‘ . " " L i h ' Let us name prices to you on anything you ' need,.to demonst'ate our ability to undersell. '

Pompous and-Breast Effects iii all Varieties.

ties. The minor most out, but tho cool kingcon drain his'ssto without sorions personal inconvenience. W. R. Hearst,"

Fm) ._ v ., f Velvet;

poperoktho New York Journal, Chicago American, Francisco Examiner Detroit Today, has begun notion ognlnot

editorond proprietorottonr

‘ Roses in Autumnb'éffectsi T_‘ " .Btoad;Wings—all , the

mings.

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- ,' HOUSE. We have , mast. i'e'labofiate '

.Mmbm" Egret-“i: P‘umeéiHaikle I '

g I ,4 I, - ,v feather cache. 7' e trim-a ..

'_ antidote; which quickly and pcmiizneni‘:

ﬁrm

the whole silently testifying to the ‘thqmwﬂ‘udu the Shem.“ All“:

' posp‘ it"regsrdin the evils of the trusts Deteilindotnil with the totals shown 8

‘l’°'° "° ﬁnd “W 5"“ '°"° “mm-“3 State- is greater than the cool kings or

.ﬁﬂﬂeﬁm Elﬁn“ Pl“ ‘5‘ a”, the'minors,sud we~believe that iteith-r “PWEM” F‘s" ~ E, s not collapse pretty soon, Con- . ACTION- ‘ ' tress mny take the ball by the horns: and Ofﬁcers .......... ............ .. 518 “‘1‘”th “‘11 W” m mm “P Nmummmmned when “d ~ even if it_bo found necessary to expro- ‘ m'en ................... . 5,236 prim than. The Punk “3‘ him“ 1. _-__ and the American Government'is not Total .................. .. 5,774 80”“ ‘0 Perm“ 8* “a” “2°” “1°” t° DIED 0F WOUNDS 0R DISEASE. starve and freeze fully ﬁfty millions of , citizens. There must be an end to the Ofﬁcers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 554 . - strike soon. Non-commissioned ofﬁcers and . men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15,614 Total .................. .. 16.103 ’

Grand total of deaths, 21,942 Thus it will be seen that of the death; which actually took pines on the bottle ﬁeld one in every ten was on cﬂcor, an eloquent tribute to the gallon try of those in command, slti ough not perhaps Iquite so eloquent in praise of their discretion.

lllli transom ‘

Who from is by no means, free. egg”? under-ital: ban of the law- and punishment is written over hisname. Sooner late he will be caught . again and,

bear added Punish-

When however we look at the ﬁgures meﬁt £01" 'hlgissmﬁ’t relating to the deaths from wounds and aggrahpeoserggllo byfhé desesse the propertion is found to be use of palliative Only about one in thirty one, seeminm to powders and tablets

escape for n time from the suﬁ'erings , ; of dyspepsia are in the same wiﬁon- as the esca pris- , A , oner. Soon or late h ' .

theywillgobackto > I" the old condition and Ipay an added 0'

pens ty for tempor- t

ary release. , Dr. Pierce’s 901d-

Oilioers . 1 51 on Medical Discoy- ' Non-commissioned ofﬁcers and . and other am

men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,978 organs ran and nutrition. Its. ' cures are‘lssting. ~1“F§‘:§°3‘..§.'°‘ 'bstik te on:

' . 0 no. case ..- r" " "v

sis."writes KB. becord. Esq,.of :3 Ir! tned n t num- nally lost

Ave.. Toronto, Ontario.

her of remedies without success.‘ I

faith in them all. I was so far gone that 1 could not benrauy solid food on my stomach {Or a long time: felt melancholy and depressed. Could not,

indicate that taken generally, the cﬁicers» were better able to withstand the rigors of the campaign. »

When the returns given above were made up there were 1,713 oﬁlcersland men in hospital. The followingis the record of the number wounded.

WOUNDE D.

A.

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:Totsl ................. .. 22,829 The details which shew the composition ofthosrmy from pre-wnr days 1:11pm” min are vory'inter‘estiug, and detnil the toll contributions by each section or the Empire to make up the ﬁeld force. of near- ly half a million men. Following are the ﬁuures:

bur months ago a friend recommended your ‘GoldeuMediml Discovery.’ After a week's" treatment x hndderivedso much beneﬁt that I continued the 'medicine. I have taken three bottles and 'am convinced it basin my essenc- complished a permanent cure. i can consolen- ‘ tiously recommend it to the thousands of dys-

‘ THE GRAND ARMY.

N. c. (.13. pepties throughout the land.” Accept no substitute for “ Golden Med- - “‘1 ical Discovery." There is nothing “just Ofﬁcers, Mer, - TOM]. as good ” for diseases of the stomach, G‘“ “15°” Aug' 1’ big gigggiileamt Pellets stimulate 1899 ........ .. 318 9,622 9,940 the 1ng From home.... 12,913 324,306 $37,219 - " " "' From India. . . . 584 17,950 18,31 From colonies. 1,420 23,903 30,328 i w Raised at the Cape ..... ..-. 2,324 50,090 52,414. ' 0 Total . . . . .. 17,559 430,876 448,4%i The grand totals of the various brainchm were as follows: Regulars . ............ . .. ....... .. 223,171 ‘nuiiia ........................... .. 45,5664 Yeomantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35,525 Scottish Horse . . . . . . . . ..- . . . . . . . ... 833 Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19.856. , Indian Army .................... .. 18,229 \ Indian Volunteers ........... . .~. . .. 305 Colonials ...... ............. . 82,742 “

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ores; all desire for liquor snazdrugvfi

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lamina“ tnnsm" “manna” Trust 1sw,bnt it is not believed the action ‘ whit: “weal-n“ the “mm”. " the will do much more than educate the war . , , ,4 .

and conflicts. However, the United"

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