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° We 'S To er mate of Future Profits Which Looks Well

so __

T;1`hls commarfdirietr! have we from lil

Int he who loveth God love his brot e

'll1@I'e nas exhibited in 9, weatem

city a vear ago a remarkable piece of statriarv lt reprcsentsu a. soldier stand

in" on guard, prepared to meet eneniv Elicre is a. look upon his face of determination, mingled with pathetic sadness and fierce affection, such as one would suppose mirfht gleam from the eye of a tiger in its wild endeavor to protect its vounfr At the soldier’s feet hes something-at first sight one cannot distinguish cvactls what, but presently he dimly discerns the outline of a human figure, and then he sees that it is the body of a. dead soldier It has been riddled by bullets, the limbs are torn and mangled the whole form as frightful in its dasligurement It is something to inspire fear and trembling, something to cause even a. brave man to close his eyes and shrink ln awe. Still, that other soldier stands over it,

_ _ supposedly at the risk of his hfe, quiet,

alert, resolute-his motive, love; his ob- ject, to save the body from further mu- tilation and dishonor

Commercial [lilo .___

QUEEN sriurzi-:r

Next to Prowse Bros.

ures are carved the simple words, “H

. is my brother.” ____ /_ ...__ . .

_z fellow-men.

Speclal Dinner at above Every true man crows in his atl°cc‘ion

,, _ .

Cafe o `

’ C ronatlon Day' Open upon his mother’s lap, and should broad

from 8 a. ni. until after mid- otherwise his me .meer be ungmsfac

Iniglit.

Jos. Looorgoo,

PROPRIETOR.

wt wall!!

Breakfast la Salazar Braallnf li Vriafrr Breakfast all fha Year lloaad.

Something nice for break- fast is the cry of hundreds o_f women in the summer time. _ Now we have n.most every- thing you need in this line. from the old-fashioned vet wholesome oatmeal to the new and more delicate cereals and we sell them at prices that suit. Leave your order with us the next time you are out shopp- ing and be convinced and satisfied.

LESLIES, llollllll 8160,

PHONE 233.

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a 'Palo-Killer

_ For ` 2 Cuts

en and increase until his journev’s end-

tory an_d without influence.

ing His mission said -“A new co

as St mandment.

fections; henceforth a. change was di

the Jew had been exclusive in their af

rected.

of the twentieth century.

Brotherly love should control us '

pay an adequate rate of wages. Tha

men in Egypt. l\o man has a right t

should he permit the pursuit of_a.

,his most successful fellow.

frentler manners and kindlier ways.

turmoil of our vehement life we as nation are growing careless in our d

t even the highest of them, with disr s ect and insoleiice; that notwithstan

our men the dignity of princes.

me h r

ri o-1 John, lr gi peare wanted to c\prcss the same idea

“hen Chaucer, uiiton and Shakes

they used the words charitv benevol- ence, mercy, when the Writers of the New 'lestament recommended it they called it brotherly kindness The old terms are far b_etter than the new Al truism is no discovery lt is onlv a new name for that which St John calls ‘love Christ Himself speaks to us. but we are so busy argum , debatlnff and gazing into the clouds t at we fail to catch His voice

Vie have endless opportunities for ex

ercising love Our brothers lie stricken all along life’s highwav-brave men who have fought and failed, feeble folk who were never strong enouch for erirtlis conflict, some without health, others without monev, some without friends, others without hope W hat is to become of them "

If we would be helpers in this world

of perplexlty and sorrow, if we desire any real peace and happiness, if we would ever rest our aching heads where St John rested his, on the very bosom of Jesus, we must practise the les=ons

of low e

Scotia Steel and Coal Company has

away to the holders ot common stock

record of 20th August The announce

ment is contained in wcircular issuei

the president, John F Stairs, which says

---After careful consideration, your

it is imperative that the company sho

and steel, for further enlargements of

Mines and at Trenton It is estrmg, that this work will cost about $1850

required by the issue of the balance the common stock remaining in

has all been underwritten by the d tors and others and will be offered to

record on the 20th day of August 1

rectors have unanimously concluded that

provide foralarger output of both coal

plant opening up another colliery, con structing additional coake ovens and

steel melting furnaces an Sydney Mines, future profits of the .company after and other improvements both at Sydney completion of this work

anditis proposed to raise the amount Total

shareholders of the common stock

on the proportion of one share of new

Mowrnnan, August 12 ~--The Nova `stock for each three shares of their then

cided to issue $1 910 000 common stock-- $1 030 000 of which will be oii`»rc'l iight

holding-

The balance of the common stock

f tnaining in the treasury ($300 000) Wm

worl. in the meantime The 11;-ef; 3 scriptian ofzlo per cep wil be ply on September lst 1902

lrl

these conditions and arrangements under alren the r~sult will be very sa sactory to the shareholders, and the lowing estimate has been made of

its

ted E timated profits 000 Additional Prollts--

of Interest the Sinking fund

treasury, namely $1910 000 This stork Dividends on preferred

ec stock

the Total of Available for dividends on

902, common

wi-

not

be issued befcre July 1, 1903 as the pro 9-go ood or w Qneeaall. ceeds of the present issue will provide l .` ,_ ample funds for the carrying on of the ‘ 5? 32/

-a

Your directors ar» convinced that

if are tis fel the the

$742fXl0

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to ob aiu Oyster! to

Lr-a nga for Turkeys,

. ack: etc , or the

season

I one the belt oysters

sell them right.

Call an

GEO

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TEAMS T0 HIRE

tion,

always

5ao-dt!

Thé groiip suggests thc devotion that,

'lhe Saviour of the world in proclaim-

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mandment l give unto you, That ye love T one another/ No distinction was made

to either country or people or creed. ~ . John, especially, enforced this coin- ‘-

Hitherto the Roman, the Greek and

The love of which the Apostle here

speaks is not a sentimental but a prac- tical virtue, and we are bound as Christ- ians to apply it to the everyday life

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our business relations.

The man who loves his fellow-men will

does not mean a sum of money which represents just one remove from star, vation. No man oiight to be content that the people in his factory, in his mine or in his shop should live like the b_ond-

profit by his brother’s misfortune, nor

“Y

work under dangerous or unsanitary conditions. Every man who dwells upon this earth is a child of God and the brother-not the slave or beast-of evezi

Brotherly love should lead us to adfpt

Q lt has been said that in the rush and

he aved the honorable and the heroic; hat we do not hesitate when selr in- erest is concerned to use our officials,

Y at Need ‘ P .

ou M Y 1 ing all this, on occasion our women

‘> can assume the demeanor of queens and

portment; that wg lack reverence for t ,, ,

t __

Let brotherly aflection reign in the

" soul, and then there need‘be no assump-

tion; the courteous manner will spring

ll from the de ths of the "ood

From the Sun, Orangeville, Ont.

t _

ALMOST Ill DESPAlR_

_ ‘i The Condition of Mr.-‘. Johui

l cr

so lovr woo ooo forolofl

should exist between ourselves and ourasllffered from a Burning’ Sensation ` _ T ' " ' ' - A ’

the courtesy of Mrs. John Shott, a lady well known and much esteemed bv many of the residents of Orangevllle, to give the particulars ot another of those cures that have made Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a household remedy throughout the civilized world. Mrs. Shott, in conversa- _ The Crown Primm Frederick “ymiam

. . ` ,__u _ _ “°“ “""‘ °“’ “p°'°°" °“ d’ Ab°“-tl Gerroeny,rdo1or his father, the Keio

Iwas a great sufferer from dyspepsia.

_....

in the Stomach- Food Became `l

The Sun is enabled this week through

three years ago, while living in Ingerspil

The trouble first began with severe head- aches, dizziness and sometimes vomiting. Next I suffered continually from a burn- ing sensation in my stomach; food dis- tressed me; 1 did uct sleep well at night; lost flesh and became very weak. 1 was continually doctoring butit did me no good. ln factl was gradually growing worse and/despaired of ' ever beinrz ,well again. One day a friend who called ta

me strongly advised me '-0 try l

EHUWN Plllllllt UF GERMANY

` Weak and D¢SP°`n<l<=”t Ring Bestowed-Violent Scenes between the Kalserand lp

Journal publishes the following cable di patch from Paris: `

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continually. Love began when he lay; Distasteful and she Grew l DBdC0|'l to be Fai/Ofed Famgusp

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Son-Different Story from London - J r

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New vom<,Aue.12,1902.-Theneeoinglyehreeseoed ro do errno the Aueo»ienll_;-_

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. loved. The prince said herwoulal roche

Such is-the story revealed Ly Le Matln,lrbe,m¢,y ,;,a_n_r,~,nk°i_pupr1e or emu than

which paper declares that there have throneof the German£'mp,re_ ’

been violent scenes between the German . The D, mee it appears gave M,” De;-_wa " Emperor and his son over the subject. It ,,_ famous taint, which he' had himerm ' _ _ is assertedtbat the royal father swore no worn on his “me finger m‘"lm.n>i;_ _ _ ,fi"-FROHJ Hohenzollern prince should never marry. was the prince tha-, he goof); t not _ stymd ‘ _ h ~ I moraanatically or otherwise, a girl 1-t the studént me ofmeuniveréity °tB°_m_, t

see - ,Al-n"`i°°“ birth' _ ' i and so returned homefvr-ith his edu cation A ' I - _ ii .wiii or' rink Pius. she spore eoj A°.¢°f‘1i“¢ 2° #wiv ‘°°'@» the wi in _nourished ‘ ' ` 1 ' - "

determined t0 ‘DUTY all Amf1'l¢B»“ Sm 'i I have the heart and hand of the American if’

0" nn

adgvicl; and I soon ciscovered that they r were not like the other medicines I had been faking and that I had at last found myself fully restored to health, I have always since engoyed my meals with relish and have nad no return of the trouble. With my experience I f_eel certain that it other sufferers will give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a fair trial they 3

e. d-

[ments that make the_lives of- so ma.riy` iwomena. source of misery, These pills

l active and s ronrz. Do not take any _D 3,! l` without the full name _‘_‘Dr. Williams

" 1:

I Bur ns 1`.ra:r=PS 1 B;-ugggs Diarrhoea = All Bowel

4 Complaints

1 It ish euro. 883° md <l°|¢k f°m°d7°

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There l only one PAIN-KILLE

Pxnar D»vis’.

Two eizel; 856- md 506. -

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WANT

Your work`_in the MACHINERY HUC

We can save you money °1\ if

Enough said.

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Founders. Ei_a¢‘1l\¢¢f“» Machinists and Bdlermak¢f9- Steam Navigttion 00': Wharf. Chltl0t1.¢\»0WU\ P. B. Island. Phone 125.

` natura y 'P _ e

heart. The secret of all real politeness

is love.

Brotherl-y love should make one more

charitable in his treatment of the fallen and unfortunate.

As Michael Angelo could discern in the

rough block of marble the “winged angel struggling to be free,” as the art- ist passing through the meanest Parts of a. city discovers exquisite beauty un- 'der the grime and coarseness of the street child, even so a. perceptive nature _ beholds in the most _debased and de- graded the marred work of his Creator.

There is great reward for those who

exercise brotherly love. _ _ _

Good deeds are reflective in their

character; they react almost instantly. It seems strange that more people do ot a reciate this fact, for there is

11 PP _ _ no other debtor so grandly conscientious

tt acts

as love. The friendly manner a r _ friends. Love creates love. Love is hap iness. ' _ _

The age in which we live is one_of

wide discovery and deep research. lhe

' d - hilanthro ists as well

philosophers an p _ _Opin the _Gm

as others have wanted o _ __

" d b th word "altrui m. thmghexpredse real: ddal of altruistic

We ear g _ _ _ methods, movements, institutions. What

' " Alt ism has been

does it all mean . l'“_ translated “otheris:n.” It IS 0PP°5°d "° egotisni. It means regard for man-

will find a certain cure.”

Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills enrich andf

nourish the blood and strengthen the,

' hat the cure such‘

nerves. It is thus t _ y _ troubles as dvspepsia, kidney ailments, rlieumatism, partial paralysis. hears; ltroubles, St. Vitus’ dance and the a1_l-‘

‘never failm drive away pain, bring a glow of health to the whole body _and inake despondent men and women rig_lit If

'Pink Pills for Pale People onl the (pfriapé or

° plete victcry for the packers.

SPnri~:cnir.i.,- Mnzns, August 13.-The

Cumberland Railway and Coal Company has subscribed five hundred dollars and the employees of this com pany have generously donated $550.50, with a further subscription from the merchants of #Springhill of $61, 50 making a total $21,021 _ from Springhill. _

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' f. c. iz. not srmxr. _

f . They occasions. y

llallllt :fs thbhggrlfsthey had unearthed a. panacea for the woes of the world. They say they have discovered it in some”

r i a s .

hi hl of them that I decided to take herfquestlon is Miss Gladys Deacon,the hand The Mau” asks; "Fm, what chm,m,.. fo' ,$ , § £53

some daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward whose heal.; does me mince make 'such

Parker Deacon, the handsome daughter sacrifice;-» and then promises a series of " ' _

and aclosetriend of Consuelo, Duchess of t- 1- n th b~e(`,,, di t, te that ._ r .~ some-e. me v.»d.»bi»f»i:;;; 3.18.: r..<.:r. :..::..* ‘W 1°'¢"'*‘”°

The prince and Miss Gladys inet at Bleu- many and the Uhued Swt’Es__,Th° present 0 s

helm Plilace, on the occasion of f/he ardcle is beaded: “The rwo Eagle rince’s visitlast year to his grand-uncle, Ame ,can and German

Whom Q' y ’ settled six weeks ago, an »ia

t'acte<l his visit, led a eotillon every ir, This ,mean fancy 0, ,he prince ii

peruiound the box. Sold by al_ me icu 3 _ _ _ R _ -_ ,

dealers or sent post paid ata() cents a,night with Miss Deacon, -and returned Miqsschucknrt, daughter of a weatmr 'i‘h¢f¢;;:g‘

_ ` * ~ Urea* p- on

_.__

-° 2.50 b dd . ef

lib); 1V,Pi‘ll)i};.`ir§isf’orMioicineyC?>,. r1;s!‘%l<?l:'li-only when ordered home by tha Emper electrical manufacturer of Nuremberg, 55551 vt_‘le,0nt. '; 01;' . ,_ . _ , ,_ who attends a seminary at Bonn. The The

_ Lat spring t e prince got prruiiss on 9 prince likgd her, and paid her consider wp;

l FMLURE QFTHE F|5|-| ,WSW Iéugerniofgr muse daymh whlfigrhe able attention, but his imperial father’s 5;; 5,

exten e to sys, ecause eine. iss _ _ - d M

_ _ _ ohycctions, even toa. platonic lrien s p, _

HANDLERS STRIKE' fDeac°n there' . Bling chagtlsed by .the inducedtheprince ro treak cf? the acquai-_ Fu la can

__ lErnper9rf3r h.s disobedience, the prince, ~ ,, » pnggpntr

‘ “‘”=“°°’5° _ r 1-aadwtu. naman... '_

G UCESTER MASS' August 'I A _-_-1-i

L0 , 9 l

settlement of the fish skinners strike is in ‘_ a an "‘ ' AG-:ED L1KE_MA(,[ _ _ ____ _ _ ____ __

i ht d th n this if it ends on re-_ _ ~. _

Taoxiximlhlddalddiiiri of athe urlions conference `l NG' ` AF__ench G_mueman,s0p,ni0n °¢ Doddrp -

In he did for Him

.committee to-morrow, it will be a co -in T OF CHARL0,_TE___0wN_ Kidney Pm! and Wh__tT yi _ , . __ B

POR

, ‘“”"- A Sr. Uanain, QUE., August 11-(Special). _ '- ~ - '- lA°¢- 15 ‘“`-"E‘“P"°Sf‘- Humev M““`°7 -Narcisee Barrette of this place aura- _ _ , i -"' ' Ri"°"? P- B' L°°k"» M°SU°“'Y» Wallace? “For more than 15 years I suffered with 1 The ““d¢f§?SF°a~ P595 £3'

_ _ . . “___

SPfilNGHlL\. G\VES $1,020 T0 E W. F. McRae. Lepirie, Picton; S. S. a severe mandy ofthe but and Kung” _ Public Auction on t

Halifalh Pye 305170" whichcaused me hcirible pains. I » _ -‘ I1¢S<l€1`§7_.1h¢27¢hd3Y

' ERERS-‘ ’ ` " ' 5 r FERNE Surf ‘I ug. 15 cld.-Phoebe 8: Emma Small, “1 tried many doctors but the relief I if 1_3” ¢}0d¢

1',

Hubley. Picton, S S Electra, McLaren

S. S. City of Ghent, McNevin, Summer

C. B. Locke, McSlierry, Wallace, Hills- the way I did

_ nero; Gillis, Crapaud; Champion, Or

_ Richibucto.

___‘___.__._---

Its They acted almost like magic

s- archduko who took the. name of John . Ort” and 1'¢”°““¢¢d his rights _'to'i"*tho

°f Ulrvlle for the sake of the woman be

P , g th K°n of En land. Both the riuce ' _ - , _ .

1; 1 K _ 8 _ __ P LONDON, August 12, l902.Ayounz Ger- __- 'g 3° the fa" °°mm°ne’~` are 0 t' e Same man student, Who wasan intimate friend ~ t V _ .__,,. _ age’ and it was 3' case Of recipmcsl love at of Crown Prince Frederick William when m ere ng SI ` ' ' H Hrs” Sight' _ at the University of Boriri,- is at present m__w"s~ ____-d

The Em°e"°"_ had mked /f'he_ Km? t3 residing ina London hotel. He _said to-day g¢p;¢mb¢,_ o,h¢,- see that' the Prmce 3°” 3'” mélgm ‘nm with reference to thereportsthat theprtnce ` Ll" 5¢°°" 5“'38¢'

the rural life of the English a._ristocrac_v, iwams to many G,_,/,ya Ueaeoa of Boston, l:,°_§_\:__;¢_° “Pd the Km” °b““‘”ed f°" ”““ an ‘“` 1 “I have just hed o lei:-r from his high- ‘='=¢=\f¢ f°°m i>f°v¢d¢d

troduction to the Marlboroughs with; . _ , . 1. ,, . 3-, _ _

Gl d s Deacon was visiting’ l ness Saying “au ms ml 8,1101? 0;, ai; 17;?

'The young Hohenzonern unduly pro' cerned not an Ameiican, but a. German

1 tgm 91-gry and th; dig Situated On the C0f|\Cf Of

oould get was on y p _ _

Montague, Eliza M. Shea, Chatham, ease alw ays returned I suffered almost 1'°'Wna\ swam, fF°t

li sf or brick building

Minnie A , Sampson, St Peters, Canal, beyond endurance t fee Y _ _

" 'lR ti mas wellasBack Ache th¢f¢°“ and l_9~l-ell’ ,°¢°“P*°d bY

Iha heuma s , ,

l side; Empress. Hume, Murray River; and I would rather die than suffer aarain _R°Y31 E1¢¢tf\¢ C9- '

“ ' eh a e ' t . tm V - -

an<lAittl:.iost\t.’y;l:rl;arytlieing°aili,4ffvitlliolat aesylvatesale' fmc 101° hm-Se'p°wer

i d = lt I began to use-Dodd’s Kidnev lspeed engine' one 6ohorse_P0wu

f*°° Ls” ' _ _ - _speed engine, one75 horse-power

P. _ . ,mm 1 _ 7

curl? w/mn ron |. C. R. v ___ em M" i° P"f‘=°¢ health “ed “'°"‘ "eff .eirer.eeore, three 250 iight direet

--_ 1' Srnni-sr, August 13.-The I. C. R. day- l‘ rent niacliines,eight direct current

A sf 13 -Last night the “ men employed on the ferry Scotia, on the STNKE AT BUWMANVILLE. flampls, and sundry small pied#

- Tnono urzu . - q

town corincil, by avote of 4 to 1(Counei1lor T Strait of Cause, are on strike. The actual -- _ _mac inery. _ _ Christie being absent), decided to give the _number of men idle is about thirty, but BowMA!~’vILL1\:, August 13.----A general 1 A Immedxato posessaongivcn. ~

° ' ' ' ° ' 0 d‘ For particulars apply to

1 kirig:-unscltishnesl.

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vernment that boasts of 'it is very likely that several more will be strike is on at the Dominion rnan an

Dominion go . -

having “moneytobui-u’.’ by way of sur- linvolved through a sympathetic strike. Piano factory. The men demand eccr;-_I

pluses, water for the I. C. R. for all pur- [The cause leading up to the Strike iS .\- nition of the union and au increase of “C & Pow ,p05es, at this point for tea years. _ ang-standing one. j`_ wages. The company refuses to recognize ug- 13 did- _ _

tl ' the union. »

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Live S*ock

The undersigned also oders at

I tal Tubular boiler two oo

Glen Gardner, N. J., Feb. Q INK.

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FORCE FOOD C0. Buffalo, N Y

Gentlemen,-As my mother has

greatly beuedtodby your

Food, Ifeelitmydutytowrito you odmtially, that you may know what boon itiiito

lltrickeaa-with

ago, no nv.. no ads wild _ eoeia nie. she has phd viii!! ctaengthaiaicemiigit.