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BWANTED-snoatrae.-ru' again mf i °\"¢ parlor maid. Apply to Ira. Arthur

"‘°"- is a rr

""",' W, With.

“"1 amor in .Inch A dti my n

#fix /' A

r_~;rr-mann

fF0wi.if,f:`-

A' , ‘ F1. 1., -Q - ‘i wir. ref:

-~._r._.e,.¢,

Dysentéry,

mother, num keep it.

house should have tt.

abottloffom

i

Big Eveniigg

! Wonderful i in siructive !

.Smith of Cardigan will show

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ft*

and entertaining.

A. Building.

D I ~ -- -` » ' _~ Real! Lost Three Times that i

i » ~ Number as Since Re-

obster and Mackerel Bait

Have a quantity for Sale. Write for price. ,

A. F. LAR.K|N»

Tignish, P. F. I.

illifl Ill A YI WAN TS

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any r arson wishing to obtain a set of ine Im- eriai Dictionary and Cyclcpediaf-eight vols bound in hal f Russia ata greal reduction from cost prl:;e_.~hculd apply at this oflice immediate'

6-15 d imc

_ 1: rl tf

ir FOR SAL! isctarroa arm naooman ron sans -Caprzity ron chickens new, will he laid at s Us rtfneimn lor. cash. Apply a this oihee.

°°""‘i“i”il $15- Filth* Pi“|¢ 1"” *W* °r mu ` J Lakho and Papau as well as Sy bey Pass, um" ’5 '”"‘d- 'id 3' Pd' casa I will Hindi! “Iver uhm". » two and half miles no'th ofthe road and

' - lil if f he height of Siakno PASS. L°“‘ Ssiufdnr evenhis on Q\»¢¢\= ‘were I ' '~ ` ' at :Oli .luiy 17, in order to determine the

post ofhce key. Finder please leave rt 51| d¢“1_|-g_ 0;- E imaggqn, B ,Lg 5; Corn- stmngth uf me enemy’ |t was deemed to

“id iii. _ _ advance against his position in the direc-

flice

i ihis ofhqg

DM- Bruce, ciiariotteiowa. nd \l

_ , .

_ *ILP wauflo-Maris

Wwrisu-a mod “swoop to saapn me

:fins huiinm .nu eerapmnrie the same n__:i‘° drilvsry term. Apply at once at " . Od

i"°”°k=rr r>m»m,x¢aisir¢st 1 if

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Q .

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""‘°““'*°\ H ar Micro X” 3"Y!°im llioild. havcisno to maniac Mats and trees |or>lnaaq¢,_|¢|`g¢ g wgmgr

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lmmlus, pizasaint, reliable

liillllilli

assisted by Rev. Ed-

of the Gulf’ on Canvas

HALL, SSIDE

Evg., July 21st } _*__

views of Island scenery . These scenes as they you will renew fond

of the past. They will help

;=»:r-n@.n;;; ° ~ lllll ill Hlliilli

...nn-»-°-y itching Piles

childhood. Nothing in the union program will he more ___

'I"ck S d C t . P1 f H lr , . . . S<`;...fl.`n?."S...§ S5312.. D132 spin ~ After Fierce Fighting in the or oc . \ ---

Proceeds are in aid ofthe new Y. M. MOU|']lain Passes

THE

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KING EDWARD'S VISIT TO THE

“It Cured me of

july I9 d 3i. `

, ____

There can be no Stronger

Chase`s Ointment.

The_experie..ce of Mr. Gliar; is slml

lar to that of thousands of our fellow-

cJun'rymen who recognizi in Dr. Chase's

Ointment the o .ly actual cure for piles.

Mr. John C. Gi .art, Pr.>s=er Brook,

Albert CJ., N. B., Vwriiesz -“Tue box of

Dr. Gil is='s Ointment I usei was worth

many dollars to mc for it cured me of

itchinz piles. I um thankful to say that

s dw ll has than one br; nude a complete ture. thesis was formed that the principal

o c 0 Y

LOUT- You an use mi' len" for 'hi benem' around* Llanshankwan and that their

of other sufferers and lr any care tn write

LOST- aetween St, 'rel-err and Montague a` . the passes of Siaokai,Waiankwan,Slnkla,

t ra definite par iculars ab ut my

Dr Chase! Oil ment,60 cc .ts i b_x

pany 'l‘oron'o Tn pro‘ent y u against

lm N 7 ° °“(" ' ,tion of Liatilshnnkwan. Lieut. General

re. inder pieaneisave inlor-mat cn |mmMDm, me par-,rait and Slilimwfe ‘if Count Keller had been instructed ntt to

D A WG: the famiuireceipt bunk

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HELP WAY|lD~FEn|ALB- 1 r' me' ' ‘ pass, hun to act accordi g to the

WANYRD-immrdlatéiy ty an Aiaerlua \ Nliilvr. are on every box. i strength of the force that he would find

Zwrl plain cook.$5‘ per wreak with ad-i igppggtfl to him,

I ii ""’°“ 'l\ilfl¢l°\'Y U ‘*¢""*b"° _“I B == “Tho left column of this expeditionary I b' MM’ *° 5°*W°il 5°9*°*‘”*""Wi-if i force, consisting of three battalions, was

1-f°\|blU|»

mdBow¢!

_, ,f _, i ills Admits Loss of i,000 Men, but

Recommendation for Dr Y

KUHilPliK|ii

ported-

ST Prrrnasnivnii, July 18-The following

despatch from General Kuropatkin to the emperor, dated “July 17, on our eastern front," was given out tonight:

“After the occupation by General

Kurokl‘s army of the passes in the Fenshui Mountain chain, our information concerning his forces and dispositions was in general inadequate. According to some reports his army had been reinforced and he had even extended his forces foward Salmatsza. O;her repor s stated that a displacement of his troops had been made in the direction of Ta-Pass and Sluyen. There were even indications that Kuroki had transferred bis heati- quarters from 'l`.~;kh~\khekan to To uinpu.

“Oo thc strenuth of the information

received and on the basis of reconnais- sances which had been made, the hypo-

f r es of he arm were concentrated

advance iznards had been strenfrihened in

scart with the object oi napturlng the

dispatched towards Sybey Pass. The centre column, commanded by Majrr General Kashcalinsky, consisting of fourteen battalions with twelve guns, was dostlnad to attack Slaolrao Pans, the heights surmounted by the temple and Wafankwan Pass. The rlizbt column, one battalion strong was occupylnir

,where tho roads leading to Slnkla

a Lakbo noises arnan -lnordar zo o r ihe righfnrnk of General Kashmi- ln ‘n column. The gsnaralf raperva w loft It Ikhlvnon and a portion oi t force occupied a position ar. that vi ~ . t 10 p. m. Jnly 16, the head of tht ' mn advanold from lkhavnen. At l 'cloak abattallou of the second ri~ aipaat dlniodqsd a ,lanauaso outpost at tap polat,oi the bayonet at oroaaiair ol t* Lakho and Blnkla roads. "ihe dotslllol this engagement have

been yet variiiui, but its general

olinrs,-,socorrilnizto rho talanrsphin ro- par-to aentln by General Keller was as follows: _ ‘ 5"Darln| bln nicht' tae Japanese had avaenatad Slack-ao pass and tha heithts anrmountad by thc Tctnpia laavlnn only

Ar dawn lkaoru Kash-

I7, the Japanese in cansirirrable

and with numerous guns, occu- nkwau pass and the rn u itairr

bluffs io the south ou the fl..l»r of

Gtneral Keshtallr.sky's column. From this ptsitlon ani from tic cr.s: of the mountains io tue rust tt the heights sur- mountel b, the Temple, ihe enemy directed a very heavy rifle and artillery fire.

“General Ksshialinsky advanced to

occupy the bluffs, senning forward at first one and then three biitrliors, but the attemp: failed not -'itirmrrnding the sup- portirrvon by the horse mountain ba tery

into action on nc;.u.. of .lie nature the ground.

was directing the Baht around Ianavuen, deemed it necessary to lend assistlnce to Gmeral Ka-htulirsk; 's column by bring- ing up from t- e gel eral reserve three battalions to the heights surmounted by the Ternpl . I.. orrier to maintlin th~ prsitions wc had .lready occupied, itms necsss fry, cwinsz tothe rnem) `s pr ssure to reinforce imzne 'i .tely with other re- serves tte irotps in the fighting line, but these positi.-rs owing t 1 their situation, were unfeuable.

“General Katler found the strength cf

the enemy so great tornpared with our, that he decided not to conti fue the fitzht ani not to b.in,¢ up ei,her the special or thc general rxserve-, especially in view of the fact that in c`a~ie of his ultimately taking the offrusivc. it would be nec-

|essary to ac. without the .suppirt ofthe

field urtlil ry.. _

“lu constq ierrce of this (5 me ral Kell r

decldel nb,-u: 10.30 to rvitliriiirw hi- troops ro tae po~i ,ions criiainully occurrei in the »Yairz rn p .~~. The troops re'.ired slowly, step ny sup, and in perfec. order, covereiby the fir; of a field buttery \v`nich had been brought int: at-tior.

“'l`ovvards midday an offensive move-

ment iiy the enemy in thc riircc ion of ihe rightflsnk of the Yarizc: Pas, panltlin

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Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery OURES Weak

, Lungs.

$3,000 FDRFEIT

Will be paid by the World‘a Dispensary Medical Association, Propirietorp, Bn - falo, N. Y., if they cannot a ow the orig- inal aignature o the individual volun-

otgeirihng the tgimonial below,ha1nd also

e writ!!! every téatimon among-

the thonaihda durch they are constantly. publishing, thus proving their genuine nel.

'Wheat commenced takin your megilciufl.

hteonm tha , heaah wa cornpletel

hvlkoksn doworii" wxgsllllyra. Cora L. ,Sunderland

araaaayvuiq, ivmco. d t meal wa 'hot even abil acroaii ill! duh elrhont palasln rn cheat. IM donor who mended nu MHIMJL lroublr, and Mal I would nrwr 54

ra :float I concluded to t Dr. Pierers

lbonght a bottle of‘zolden Med-

’ took it. and soon commenced btitef, then ou directed me to

t ‘Golden Medial Dlawvery‘ and c Pnacri \lon.' which 1 did. Allo-

,lu l lan taken erghteen hotties ai’ ‘Golden

l Dhoihtfyf twelve of the ‘ Favorite Pre- ol.‘ nd ive vials of ‘Peliehf I am now

6” ent¥te§ well. and:de::i`my work with-

a n ever, a rms with more

can could fbnaeriy mall."

Dr. Pierce: Pimaat ,rallcu cleanse

p ati.

Uh Oli

and the

i. .r-.:,~

5%

aa our field guns c uid no; be brrupzht

of

“At about S a. rn., ijer.crri1 K~.ller, who

'W1' -~ tra"

\ r ' \

Give us a call and vie

word or the above is correct.

, miicr, sm C iuiuii, wuniiiinssiiir

E-oun-3

ii -Ma r'°°"e° ~r=-- r2'§‘<iy-with CLUTHING

tabiishmenfrgunder ,Our personal supervision, and, we know

it is both the Best and_Cheapest in the market.

rvili' convince you that every

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Ask any Grocer for a 12 CENT 1-4 GROSS

CARTOON. Cheaper and next best to

ndsveloperl, and at the same time a Japa- ese m'.u trin battery was bi:f\irftlit in‘o position in the village of Tsoiijiupuisé, two and a hnlf miles south of lkhavucn.

“After 35 shots had been ilrt-:i fiom the

third battery of the Thir-i lirigrtlt-_ whirfh he-ld the saddle tn the s;u',li uf Yuri'/. e l’.rss, the Japanese battery was rimuiy rerluccxl to silence.

“1`riefightcc.r<.crl M21 p, ur, ggi Ur.:

troops returned to llruhavucn.

“The Japanese advance wav sioprr il

above the vailcy of iii: Iurrlirlrlrf- river at u yi riot occupied an l rnairiliiiriul by us.

“In constquericc of a ale. pi- -\ niym

andthe heat of the day cur troops were greatly fatigued, having been over 15 hours on foot and fighting.

“Our iisses have notyet been exactly

ascertained, but General Keller reports that they exceed 1,000.

"The gallant Twentyfourth Regiment

suffered most. General Keller especially mentions the acii\‘i'y, courage and ecol- ness shown by its commanding officers. Col. Koschltz was severly wou-.lilerl inthe leg, hutremalned in the ranks until the and of the action."

INTERCOLONIAL

RAILWAY Cdmmencing July 4th,

Passengc rs by

S. S. NGRTHUMBERLAND.

leaving Summeraide after arrival of morning train from Tignish, Sonris Georgetown and Charlottetown will make connection at Moncton witlr

Canada’s New Train, the “0CEaN LIMITED” for Mon-

il‘€2l. Through the famed Melapedia Valley by daylight.

Only one night on the road for Ottawa,

Toronto, Hamilton, London and West- ern Ontario, saving hours in time.

Direct connection at Montreal with

Grand Trunk Fast Express, the “inter- ational Limited", for Buffalo, Detroit, hicago, St. Louis.

If yon are not satisfied with you,

present position in life and are reliable write usand we will start yon, local or

travelling, tackini up show-cards and generally advertis ng our goods at $840 a year and expenses $2.50 a day. For

`particulars write. Drawer 558, London, On

N TIUE!

On andafter Saturday.

the l(1th.our store will be

closed on Saturday night, at 9 p. m. sharp.

Jas. Paton & Zo.

P. E. triiiwii

Ccmmznring Monday, April z5th,i9n|, the

.rains nithra railway will ruurinrly (Sunday excepted) as fcllowa.-

Stations.

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No. No. .\'o No.

P \r 5 io \._ro 5 iz

ri I

I

A M, rum. Roo lr. Cii':<~wr ar. ooo 6x5 Royaliyjunc. sag f- rs N. Wi.tshire arg,

2-,54 Hunter River ii o5 9 14 Emerald Junc. 746

S17 4-I7 7 in g,n4 No. 7 sa

_#rf

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Lv Emerald june.

33 0|# Kensington 7.i2 ro

w., 2;* Si: ~°

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v-,..._.2:E.> ‘Ei-5l3‘5»Z$`.3

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LM.

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No. No. if ig

. lv. Ch'town _

a.3h ar C. Tvavsrit lv

roioar. S`sirle lv 6.5n

a.iw. r

lv 5‘aide ar, .oo

_ Wellinqron 2.27

Port Hi | I-\.av 0`Lenr_v 1,- Alberton u.34 nr, 'furnish lv. 60°

a nl. ru.

No. No. WY," M f fin. Fo. 1 rg rg 16

Nu A a.aa |155 :L30 ri.o3 ro.5r ro-r7

949 9- 'S Nu. iz al.

UI* lil L51 non

Na 9 No. to r.\| A. la. 7.4a lv Emerald June ar lan

so

545 AAN

No. B v.n. 2.25 7-U7 r.z7 Lrg

II.2Q

ri.53 rr,zo

a ,M.

A. K. LK.

ar il so 5.50

Mt. Stewart jc, 7.16 4.15 Morell 5,39 34| St. Peters rr,” 5 ry

ar Srurls iv, _geo 1.55

a at r ss

No. No. rl an

rl A as a.ll. mls.

goo B45 lv Mt. Stewart Je. ar km s.ra (3 93| Gardlrrw sl avi

9 55 ar. Geo town lv 6.15 l.4n

A. an a.s|. P,\s.

rl A is _

Trains are rim ty Atlantic standard Time.

D. POTTINGRI

Gen. Mgr Can 0ovt,ly

Unnrlnlr. is B

6 ILBHARP

Superintendent P R I llailwlp.

l arlotisl ~a. April hai. |904

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