and reaiy to be sent to

Img-eal and Qiebet has been shipped

Fngliind points. lienerally one """"""`~"“""~'W‘-'--'-'---'~--~~»--~

the yearly output of the Cape Breton is in the dumps at the opening of

,png yet there is not .1 ton to day Then ghescar ity ot shipping has been an iin pi-tant factor It is e\plained however, that the South _‘ fricaii uar did no* cor tribute so largely to this scart ty o‘ to i

li* s s ¢ . \ <\‘

aittajigiggt t?_eu?§§re;(;e\t 1;r:l§SuI_;`:Lt€ fore, in all likelihood, been'put out of the ntesthat has brought about this really fighting already' The first Canadian

itilllate state of affgm-B It ,S Stated contigent has apparently suffered more

the &1II10st total failure of the OtLa“a severely than the rest of the force, less

to energeucauy carry onthe than 45 per cent. of them being on duty

wlmrveys and the iiieihcienc of th _ _ hghkmg along the nver hz; dnve; of the Boer Irish Brigade’ puts the Brit-

mmp steamerfmmthe St Lawrence ish loss at 80,000 ,for a. large part of which

impossible for the coal men to _ _ _

Shlps for the Cape Breton and would be interesting to know how near- trade The pnce of coal ha ly correct are his other figures, for he

s, _

stiffened very considerably in Wits the tqm Boer 1°sses’~°x°Nidi°g umse

of the facts get forth abov with Cronge, at less thana-thousand. If

e, __ .

the quotauon ,S from 30 to do they have gotten off with five times that

in advance of the same period - .' -

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”“"' ` ‘“*~~- -~ - - ~_- - __ _ _ plum OTTFTOWW PRINCE FDWARD ISI AND IUNF 19 1900

PT COAL IHE BQXER TR() _ I __ _ PAMINE. i UB_L_E NHL'-| C I ‘ ~

Ntarly Eleven Million

of lllcii

Usual Suiioly Not in _ _____ _ ;_ ____ _ _

owe ,

until in last October tho' Christatn natives

_ t

S’"°=<l misty disappeared, by edict and

The casualities on the British side up to I

June 9, as issued by the \V-ar Otlice, ag- gregate 2-‘3,664. ln addition, 792 otlicers and 12,355 men have been sent home as invalids, and there are many more, prob- iilily 20,000, in- hospitals in South Africa. Close upon sixty thousand have, there-

when last heard from. Blake, the lead er

he had to depend on his imagination. It

they are lucky. At any rate it is plain that in the great army of Britain the percentage of disablcments has been very great, partly from the men being chiefly engaged in attack, partly because in the larger army the men seem to lall more readily victims of intestinal fevers than they do in the smaller. The Boers it would appear, have a system of furloughs by which ten per cent. of those on the fighting line leave camp' and go home for afew days. This may possibly be the means of keeping them in health, and the fact that they are habituated to the clim- ate and to exposure is also in their favor. At all events the fact that on the British side sixty thousand men more or less have been placed hors de combat since October makes it highly desirable that hostilities should be brought to a close with all possible speed.

1 _ i

Men 0% Day.

r Sir Francis Wingate, the present Sir-

dar, who succeeded Lord Kitchener on lthe latterbeing called by the British

k Government to South Africa, holds an

0 a extremely important position for so

. He is onl 39 years old,

.N ta Dghchgetglmldnn .y |'lv€l2::|l||s'l|r bgtnligasa, Iiltains said, the viisdom and as-

” ay "yan tuteness of a much maturer age. when

ltlell as tho Kldns 3. ` '

Pains in the small gf the but over only nineteen he eiitered ‘the_1B0yal Ar-

kidneys, are usually due to de UUCFY, and Whell -3 “'35 m_‘1t"°"-Y Sf*

of the kidneys, and dis retary to Sir Evelyn Wood_ in the bile

“he” the kgneys 3;” get expedition, and was specially commend- there are ot er kin s of ac . - -

"he, by far the greater proportion' ed. in the official flespatches for his that can never be reached by treating bfllllant “`°fk- He was "1 “ctw” at the kidneys Pains in the shoulders Toski, Tokar, Hafir, Atbara and Om-

graglgh the Centre 03 ghe Eackidand durman, and has been awarded more

e sides are cause y a. orp ac- _ - - - _ -

um of the liver and can only be driv medals and decorations, it is said, than ui out when the liver is made healthy _ any Other 111311 Of his B89- He 1295 ind acti\e made several essays in literature with

To reach the liver as well as the kltiih some Success, among his published\ ff limi, to set he filterin or ans _ - _ .. - 1 __ _ I working order and to cu§e evgry kind “7°rk°_ bemg" M,f‘hd,',Sm and th? ' ` otbsckaoiie, more is but one unfaiiing Egyptian Soudan. Tw Years 0 3 _._ remedy and that is Dr Chases Kid- Captivity in the Mahdi`s Camp,” and ai _J “ey L“e"° Puls It is the only treat translatioii of Slatin Pasha`s “ Fire and - "`”

ment that has this direct and combined d _ the Soudan .,

on both liver and kidneys, and SW” m_ '_ F h

only one that positix ely and per The brilliant exploits of Gen. reno

GUNS b2;¢kaCh€. Whether the dashing cavalry leader of the Briglish

by HY” °" k "YS forces in South Africa, have made’ im chases Kidney LW" rms’ 0%. the subject of much public discussion.

a dose, 25 cents a box, at all det _ _ _ or Edma.ns0n_ Baie. and cm, To- Considerable curiosity has been excited

asto his nationality, and he has been

»;_ ___ claimed by different people as Irish,

En lish and Scotch. It would appear,

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however, that the family came Over U0

Special Rates .,<;ff.‘f;;‘:;‘i.;;'.;”‘..

branch of the Frenches settled il10R0S°

f°’“ ‘he “tl °f fm" °’ ”§°’° ,fig common and remained there for some

1

spend thc day in Powna w _ there in the morning given uinner generations. The 8T3Udfal'her of Gen'

‘hf'OfL°_’_'t‘d§ 2H2;é1,_a’&‘;a§§“1§‘§f§i,,Qe’1 French left Ireland andsettled at Ripple

“Ch parties any da; in the week on my Vale, in Kent, England, Bild, to confuse

I§;'§‘,T;2,§,__}_‘§° “gg” _,°°=;;'=__ Qfggf SP°°‘“‘ matters more the mother of Gen. French,

“ can ma e a WV isii0W\ who wasMiss Eccles, was aScotcbW0maI1-

mo Ha Hot X Proprietor As' however, he W8.S b0!‘I1 ill England,

e _ .

rowiiai J me 6 if he may be considered an Englishman Of

mixed extraction. HiS Y0\1ffh W35 malllll’ passed in the north of London. Upon finishing his education he entered the

S na.vy,but, finding the service not to his

taste, he left it and went into the army fortunately, as it has turned out, for Lord

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" s ;_\ _ .~ Y' ' -~._ -1_‘< -_.$15. = f ~ A - .=' -‘-‘» ' ' -'f"1j; »_"__,‘_‘_»q:-.,__‘ . »

“ What a difference

in the suiifering at time of childbirth

when Dr. _ R. V. Pierce‘s medicines 'are 1 \1S€d.” _writes Mrs. Edmon dlacobs, _of ‘ Bargersvillc, Johnson County, In . “I had' _ not heard o Dr. Pierce`s medicines _three years ago when I was confined, so had to suffer almost death. Before baby was born Icould not be on my feet without two persons holding me.

_ The bab was a

Z boy wciyghing

nine and three- quarter pouiids, and for some weeks after his birth I suffered

sevei;_e pain. Last

_ all, oi owing the

_ advice of a neigh-

bor, my husband bought me Doctor

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'iff _ 4 Pierce's Favorite

; _ . Prescription f __ _ *Q which I took dur-

; ,.‘ Q ing thc winter, ”' ' ' and in March,

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1898, I vc birth to a qiaaby boy weighing ten and

threde-quarter poun s. I was

only in labor two ~ * ‘ hours and was on

“ The advice of 4 neighbor.” mY fn* ‘Vifh°“t

help until thirty

minutes before my baby was born. He is now three mouths old and weighs nineteen pounds. I know it wal Dr. Pierce‘s medicine that saved me from suEcring. I advise all women to take Dr. Picrce‘s Favorite Prescription, also his ‘Pleasant Pellets’ if necessary.”

“Following the advice of a neighbor."

What a weight of con§rma.tory evidence there in those six wordsr The _neighbor had tried the “ Favorite Prescription ” and- recommended it. Mrs. Jacobs has also tried it and proved its wonderful properties I and now she recommends it. Beside suclr I testimony as this its maker’|_ words are un- _ important. Mrs. Jacobs’ experience is a fact. Her neighbor’s experience is I. fact. i The written experiences of 250,000 other women are facts. There is no theory about it. There can be no question about it. In _ every neighborhood in this broad land there are women who have been cured by the “ Favorite Prescription” It has cured more cases of female complaint than all other medicines for women combined. » It is the only medicine of its kind invented by

a skilledglpecialist in medicine-ii regularly graduat _physician of more than thirtv years’ actual experience.

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_ _ Roberts and his ` forces. I" ' 2 4

mm jg In Carbonated B.veragcs are con.

____ _ _ _'= - _ tinually cropping up, but are gen’ _

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Collections made gn the most. Only one best Linlment, that s B 1 W:er:iiyhsh:>rt_liv_;__.hd_ __ _

Puaonsble terms and promptly re- T°L'E'Y'S'

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received and interest al Ong Bgbg, ‘ sd., L.”‘-8'.”

at best current rates. _ _ ' ---' _ iffy; _ ` isoavmu - iilhde..4;-?S=m»'.Fi\fP*s°¥f'>032% . _ 0*'

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towliom you sta' to 'take h'aDDiD@U!: ahdcivilization. You’re allrigh t, Samuel, ‘

od stuif but oul` _

d your soldiers are go ~ . Y

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SOLICITORS lo.

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Estate bought and som Auadrexggiqts refund the money". It fans* | o *U __ up '_ m ,§Jni.cd Sales on sua a. d ti .1-iipidly.-18 21

which Ire always in demand when pi-opcrly1.uade“they cannot

' be eq`u_aled`l`s Summer beverages

1 You will get 'them made'just

right if you ask for Simm.ons’, Refuse substitutes; see that the _ bottles bear our label., ` __

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war w;*n§;'°~':meli_;1sttl;e tiough African ' The Boxer society numbers nearly eleven I ____ _ ‘ _ ._ `

u ti n e hlnose sit- _ millions of men, and was originally called " ` '

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on n°"e“S°"» “nd the “V¢\`°~8¢ man I The Great Sword Sooiet Dr nized

-- is almost as much interested in the -l y' ga as

as i l“ '“"' ‘““ °’."°"°"““‘»‘” "°°“”°° hitter- B ex ress we hav ' ` _ D¢0pments around Pekin as he is ly anttforeign and anti Christian A y P 6' Just recelved 059 case

UN m th' dill’-‘KS in South Africa. In series ofoutrages on Christains toll . cl Hier; - ~~,

China the novel tml

WS of a rebel fonmsxeivlhgistgxsezfg fgmed thecmn'e", __ __ tw, `_1"° 5_2 is .rl _f ff _f ` _ " ° I ____ li it- "`,_.~._-tl ` _

port and encouragement from the mm “WG 80 nmen Ben a * ~ __ I. 5* _ i.. _ . iz; w _i '_ U 7 i _ ._.4. _»_._;_,,~y ._

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government* That is al P88 6.. .». -_ ,I __ _ ~ _ ._ _ _ V _ #_ .w _ r

that could not obtain inaqa e repo? at ugefovep ` i we

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2-ke up the and Dl'0D€rlY Organized communlty,ll§¢m¢3g country folk Thezlgxe Emmy _ A , ’

but apparently .ii iiiiim in

rmc¢..Tll€ Pl’lCCS Will oossibie in ohms, and we are tim ;;,i,.__,,,,,,,, smug, mdgmdmhefunil - ,__ _s _ _‘_

trea d _ . 5' ’ f o

b Incrsased re to the extraordinary spectacle gsrssisociety of Boxers with the oifipr- Very pl`9tf»Y» Che-“P i . _ _

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C of E‘“’°P° t¢mD0l‘I\!‘\ly uniting to su ’

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which either will not, or cannot preserve ..__m;sS10na,.y0r0the,.w~ gd fhuqlce Soi' t' _ls m0rnlng we necmved BXPTCSS OHS 0880 ` `

“dug ago reference was made in Order Within its own borders the govcrnmet help itlwiqgn 0 aging' '

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‘U G-vARp|ii\ to the advance in the According to the Philadelphia Times vlofthe society and outrages Comglited 5;

.fowl Amontreal despatch t0 the the chinese name for the Boxer society.;i_t have since continued, and have const- ' * ’ i - 0 -,i it _ .» i Warm gays Ehich is causingthe present trouble, is 1. ‘_ iintly become bolder until Europe has ' f - _ " ' F Q 3' ' _ _

Enrythmg appears to fopeshadow 5 0-Tuon,‘Imeaning righteousness, the been forced totake ahand with the re_ ; ` t _ . ; . 'Y _ . ;

fammem \10,,t,~ea1 and at the Ho standin for peace, and Tuonmeiininglsultthat foreign troo s have lan ` h' ~ . 1 l i ‘ All

S; Lawrence ports befm-e the fist. This gidly named society labors to for '.°_gn warships are flogking to the C(l'i(id:

¢¢_h¢ present season of navigation Dl`0mf>f€ D€RCe and righteousness by de- ése coast and the day when China will

yhgrgwere during the season of l*99a SU`0)`Ul8l`8i1l`0&dS.l005il1R missions, and be parcelled out among the “great re.

neof this coal brought YO the massacflllg El1I'0p€an and native Christ- datory powers,"asGoldwin Smith cglls

“hile dealers here state ians. Its methods are orthodox, accord- them, grows measurably nearer It will

figures this year will fall shoit of 1118' t0 a. school which is now some bebet-ter for China and better. for the million by from three to four Centuries out of date in Europe. world whenever this is accompnshed ousand tons Oiie of the causes l_ '

arises from the fact that :_ - _ _ 1-- _ - __

"Seo high in the States that the _ _

coal that is generally found in the

coaldumps at the opening _ g _ W

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We would advise all ladies who have not yet purchased - tlieirf; Summer -» Hat to see those. The _7`a.i'e a little later and more than _thot-:__~ear.lv - ~ Spring styles. Please let us trim one for you. We plgipsc _witheago,g_;;i_f1 _ a pretty hat. Untrimmed 550, 65c, 850. 95c, $1.25, `$_1_.45. -Trimmgd.» _

$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. and $4.50.

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Patience. I

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Honuollu, J une 5-, via San Francisco

Sea; received by°Lel1l18 Chi TSO, the

which he recently sent Li H1102 Chang-' This answer Sl.y_S in D9-TV _ I

“The reformers must not be in a. hurry ‘

to do anything at once. Let them work ‘ with patience and perhaDS there WillCOI116 a day before long when they can work more freely. The Empress Dowager ls an old woman now and she cannot surely live much longer. _

“For over thirty years Li Hung Chang has been a. believer in opening Of China t°

In the days of Tai Ping _1`ebell":1”;h“;hf‘o: Li hclpedtd suppress, Li learne _ a _ _ eigners were inore'Ski_lf\1ll'ha“ lf” °°“m'-Y'

men, _ » leirn from the outside world, but "0 °;*f}:

else held those vicwhh and 0” ma” °°

do nothing. f th war “Then fifteen years 98° W’-nf? ° ith France. Before the war Li spoke f01'

Xeace He told his countrymen Fralwe was too powerful and tried to poinztlloiét why it was her soldiers vm _I _ mores di tt; . B\1©©l1<=¥11*‘f‘F‘”"‘“° warlig io: result, was that some. .al of gunboats W9” t°l¥°:”€\;frh° sam thmg

June '12 -An answer has if

Chinese reformer, to the open letteriv

foréign influence. but he has Sf’°°d a1°f&°’,

happened before the war with Japan_

_ _

which Li Hung Chang tried to prevent.

“All this time Li Hung has believed in

educating Chinese in foreign ways, but he has been_alone among the’ mandarins and

could do nothin.|z Now he is old and cannot__

do what the young reformers are doing for their country. He has only sympathy for them in their work. It is not Li who has ordered reformers beheaded, _nor are his

agentsafter them. It is the Empress, and

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_ ~ - . - 9 Li oannotsoop io, The ps;s'gi=§toi- of there-i_»_1T;_

LI ' N G i E former who was shot iii Sfiahéliai the others; _

` “ day was not an agent of Li, as has _ Q

said, but of the Empress. Li Hung is still alone/_ among the maudarins'ln"i_`g-

lieving. in foreign education, and one old man do? Ho wantslthe' ` `

An§WcrsLcttcis of Lcungli _Chi Tso, Rcformgr, it-git... .............i.»..;......t..._.i.-.Z...i-i.°‘(;“‘;“?§ -

0' . 'Lis to el

' ' iiavegood government. through such aforts-

are now working in

for the

hixigto his grandson .and sent

the aceluscftbe EmP1e¢§~_ ___ __

.ea , #er

in sgiooei-sii one evidence port sa in the aily press and even in spite, of the testimony of best may still be skep ical ngtlie .unusual virtuesof Dr. Chase”s Ointment. Nothing

beyond the -_ possibility of doubt Dr. _ Chase’s Ointment is an absolute ,cure for piles. Asingle box will be,,sumcent to » make you as enthusiastic asyour neigh- -bour in praising Dr. Chase's Ointment, for it is certain to cure you. '__ '

and he concluded that China. should - u misc camo. I _ 'HIC S, N2,Vy,' ‘ _ N

Tonoxro, June 14.-Chief _Constructor

Hltchborn, of the United States navy, whois spending a_ few days in__Canada _ aftera Pacific coast trip, _gives some in-1 dication of the feverish haste with whip;

the United States is building l6 meet the alleged intention of '__ 0' .to obtain a- navy superior to of tho States before setting the Monroe doctrine

at defiance.

He says there are at present __60 ships

under fnnstruct/ic” for U. S. navy -- ` ' I _ _ ' -land the new program calls for iliteen

. _ __ _ `more, eleven of which will bearmored.

- "1 _~_°={~_`;wi;\ _ at the Uiiiosiros vvoi-ks.»S»n_Fi-sscisoo,

» =s?;~‘l_i_v5`\~_.i“s\ tw-iiioii Mr. niwiibom meiitiy visited,

T.--"1 ~ 0 lthey are building two battleshipii, the

_ Q Wisconsin and the Ohio the Merritton

_§,;,§,_,_,;,'i»__i... osesfiod. sonaira rim». somites oomzs `

' \` ‘ 0' rival of 1150 train ircm St. John)

` ° - » ‘ i ami om iii

for `sUilmi__B;~iDE,‘_< _"__ _ f§§¢XPf°‘§ ml" 1°' C"”‘°“°‘°"“ “"4 ,¢olli?°‘ilidii's:;snoiiti°spiie f5'lsu°:i‘~ld'i°ii§g Ti ii_¢.{|_,__ ¥ _ __ e __ , I treatmentsand troqiiently develops “W

~ _ _ - I £51; “i 1£"'”" I "5 and Arkansas, cruisers ond torpedo boat

destroyers.

THE Ell’T(lWll STEAM NAVIGATIUN 00., llD....‘.;°£

. present during __ twenty years. __

gif' ‘SUMMERQQC " "v§éls'6f morning ininirmn Ghnlomoowooad

ssia spieiiaid buudi sites at is nay wcure, 52. E. W. Gio-.'e‘s signature on ’ ._ f =. . _ iflgtgamers-run on _E‘¥st~1’!\ Sion _Er Ile, _, _ ._ I #1 ' _ _ it é‘,’3,°,g$e_§°,fo,§h';°llf»=be,_SJ;,§%,l;'§,$°°Pg°; me box. _ -on _ .cii'.iiwn,P. E. I..-THU” 13-48"' _ F W “M331 S °"%f”' _ _ _ Q s°°d5

in an w

,11 jg;tionf__o¢;_1’. GHENE, connecting with afternoon pgtfagfgufg -f _ 7__ __ '_' y, *_ ___»»us.;"3i.“oNmEAL° -. C i°“‘° ’° " ‘ “"‘ af _. _-. qt, _ r Canada and N. B., at _Sit .Lobo 1u.h _ i_;;;3n1;:li;do;5o.¢;:it;“l\‘ _ _A_,._:__,- T -_-P- ° » i"° “TS‘.i..i"°“° `5"'§ .....i.`°““°’1i.£’. w we-' ~ " Ill! Stihl!! and _ -'i‘¥- 1- = -~ R1 L13" ° 3? “H ma ii iorvlieficrfsiirset 1919*” “ "°°"'°“ °° ° 7' °°‘°_ _. ' if if aq iid1‘i=i¢iui..ii»¢r'niu_¢i;‘;s!fith;‘8l!\ _ for Es»iP°r*» P°f\1*°d *Pd B°“°°- no wsrisés tisvéiiiilzvgpshfr' m»

Q roi! f[g1‘0U` t ~ ,oo arrival oi the day trains irish mag

iaxond Sydhliy WN' 0 _ rn vunlstitclgnwith combination hood. ..*'”‘»...°"*-““-‘.f.‘l."‘E>i."i1‘Z;"-i.i‘i..ii»i~<.r’°' ...i‘lt‘.§i’X ’° ‘”' °°‘“‘°°‘ ‘ .':'.“i.:......"i°‘* 'WE _ ; . I -_ Y '_' I . _ ‘A ‘_ wi _A3.0Bv1§§¥_8YDNEy__'ia ___ iiitoci-:for ioswrot-Ni>i.iiND* __

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