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every year. As their feuds are restricted to adult males, the chances an Albanian po ses-ses ot living out his alloted must beexceedingly remote. They neither history nor _ literature, except tnditlou, and mall! Of their proverbs exhibit ' their c'ontei_npt of death, as ‘.‘Death is betttr

living is bali a plague." They ll plundering degenerate Greeks and patient Slavs alike, and recognize no title to their lends or to their warlike oommereesxcept

more artistic and comfortable re- sults. In pursuit of this course I have from time to time visited the large Amertcan dental institutions and centres of supply. Duriog 3 recent visit to New York Isecured the latest and most approved labor saving appliances and studied the most advanced methods oi Crown and Bridge work making. l am therefore in a position to do this class of work at less than half the

price hitherto chargled in this Pro/ vince. Ialso purc ased some

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neglected here. I am administerin NARCOTILE

for the PAINLESS §Xl`RACTING OF TEETH. a safe, pleasant, anes- thetic, occupies only fr0m one t0 two minutes, no unpleasant after eifects, NO EXTRA CHARGE. I have had thirty years experience giving aneethetics. Prices for Crown and Bridge workv C015 Crown 22k. $l.50 to $3.00. teeth tipped with Gold $2.00 to $2.50. I Iguamteeallwork and will be glad to show specimens.

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THURSDAY, MAY 7, INS. _

I THE ALBANIANS.

]‘ The Balkan crisis and the part taken in

it by the Albanians has set people to Hud- ing something abouttihis racefot people. The first notable thing about them is that they are of iminemorlal antiquity. They .are not Hellenic in their .origin neither are they Slavs nor Teubons. They are a'

stock and have retained their individual-

ity and independence against Greek, .~Ro- man,Slav,Teuton and Turk.Nominaily they are a portion ot the Turkish Empire and having a fondness for war, the Sultan re-

icrultc fine soldiers among them, but their i nominal incorporation in the Turkish Em- pire is merely conditional upon their be-

Jing allowed 'to do exactly as they jpleose, and as their tribal customs V direct.. 'riiey are nemi¢r_ct_ir1su».ii» cr

181118 in ln! Of the. words,

.f*~=l‘=il=°._.i.i entirely sixbservient to tribal custom and clan

loyalty. They- displayf “characteristics _ iiii;ikea1y_simnai~'zc tunic’ of nie celtic 3 They hare never energed from the tribe mei cc, seeth ;ii_gt°ii aaa iight ll among-themaewaswlth. the same joy and f freedom they feel in fighting against out- ‘sldefs. There are eleven hundred it thousand of this interesting people, of

iper cent, die violent deaths. It the death ‘ rate is placed at twenty per thousand,

the title of the sword. In their adheifence to this ‘els mcntury tenure, with its excess- ively simple system of conveyancing, they very much resemble the Scottish Mc- Gregois. But if there had been eleven hundred thou-land "McGregors inf' the

Highlands of Scotland during the df-

ieiitirely different from what it has been.

Reforms of the character submitted by _‘_

the powers, and blandly accepted by the 1 Sultan, are not merely obje ctlonable, but ? quite incomprehensible to the Albsnislsf To them any person who cannot -meeti them in combat is an inferior creature to ‘ be plundered at-will, and for anybodyto decree otherwise would upcet.theieidea» ofthe constitution -of the universe. Up till new they have been the bulwarkof

Turkish i-ii1¢,bccaii»eT»iekisti rule iiiiaiit

so far as they were interested, Albanian rule. But they are quite a‘S ready to turn A against the Turk as against anyone else, _

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it they are prevented _from pillcging the , Christian. With a people of this kind in their midst, we can readily understand _

the Balkan States despair-ing of, the efilcacy ot any reforms set out on paper

liisabres must been: I iiidgnllcent but

line ot infantry armed with 'magazine

rifles and inductriously engaged at

mation and brought it toa full stop' be

fore the brandisiied eabres became useful.

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I _ years, ending on January 1, 15113. L_ The number of persons lynehed during that

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groes and 1,2o6 whites, the remainder _being women. The largest number cf

_lynchingsin any one year was in 1892. ,_ Since thatyearthero has ...been n steady

decrease, which has led\ to the hope'

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whom it is calculated that twenty-tive that in time the crime may entirely d

appear _ except in isolated cases. The investigator says that the American

fthat means that five thousand Svc t people are no less law-abiding than

hundred Albanians die by the sword those _of other countries, but they have

TURNING 'DOWN THE DOCTORS.

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ORADUATE N E CONSERVATORY ips, Asthma, Lunar Troubles, and cur;-:ls sprang up after me gutbmak in 1892, they

Late with Chic_\eri°ng'& Son and New England even though all other remedies NWS f&

P13” C0 ~ B°Sf°11- ed. Catarrnozone is very pleasant, safe

All orders promptly attended to and convenient no use, Its best reco

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Annness-P.o.scii, ig,cniir1cir¢iewii. meudatiou is its enorm u e _ R1as1DicNfa.-Giaftoifstieet,west. to-day. Price $1.00, small slzi bac., at the South. s-7 dv 2111 |Druggists.

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Answering the question, “Why do you not keep Carpets”-tired at us daily for years

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time was 3,233, of whom 1,872 were ne

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being talked about. Thousands are daily _t mgselves’ t e plea ot the lyn_c recognizing the exceptional merit of this b¢lUR. L85 5 P555 ¢Pim¢. bt? mel? Wllill

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Paris ot the French cavalry charging in mass, cheering and 'a brandishing their

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recent warfare. A thin mod, or khaki

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~ present crime to prevent a. future crime."

formation of anti-lynching societies and]

the increase of educational facilities in

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teenth, sixteenth and seventeenth ccn-l 'll _ _ , _ turles, we venture to think that the BIOS. Of lahat C1lIyfO1‘ H1811' $""` "i"°”' °f G'°“” B'""“" “°“'d ha” "ee" spring and summer Ready-to-wear Clothing for men, youths boys i

and children. 'Ihis is one of the largest individual stocks pnr

chased for spot cash and delivered to purchasers for this market. The goods are all new and manufactured in their own factory, The _purchase was made at a price that will enable Paton 8; Co. N

oder their numerous custome°°s the best value yet. The

be .dong this week

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the PI’0Vl1lCi3l Exhibition of 1903 the sum of $10 oo for but |

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