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| AFTER THE NEXT GREAT BATTLE. |
The Conqueror Will Have No Time to Look After the Wounded.
Let me briefly adumbrate the possibil- ities—indeed, I may say the probabilities —of the resnlts of a great batile in the next great war, which is sure to he
| Sharp and decisive,” says Alexander Forbes
in Scribner's. The fighting has been pro- longed and bloody with the result that one side is definitely beaten, evacnates its posi- tions and re reats more or less precipitate- ly, le:vin: on ground its wounded, none vi hom could be cared for while the conflict lasted. ‘The successful command- er’s ground is littered with his own wound- ed; he has them on his hands in tio sands, and he has also on his bands the thousands of the wounded of the vanquished force which has gone away. The conqueror of the future, if he accepts the old-time con-
the
| Tentional barden of his adversary’s wound-
od, will become its victim. He will not accept the incubus, Is it to be imagined that the victor in such circumetance will think twice even about his own wounded, let alone the wounded of the other side? No. He is in the field, not to be # hospital uurse, but to follow up his advantage by hammering on the enemy who has departed, leaving his own wound- ed behind, and who may come back again to-morrow to strike him while clogved in (he live and dead debris of yesterday's battle The visitor will hasien away to overtake or hang on the skirts of the van- quished army, leaving the wounded of both sides to be dealt with as may be pos- sible by such surgeons as he can afford, in view of future contingencies, to leave be- hind, and to the ministrations of cosmo- politan amateur philanthrophists of the Red Cross and kindred organizations, For there will be no more military Searer com- panis, In the hunger for fighting men the 1,000 bearers per army corps of the present will have been incorporated into a strong brigade with arms im their hands and a place in the fighting line. Treasure Seekers in Mexico.
The discovery of afew scattering gold coins by a party of treasure seekers near Toluca, Mexico, has added new zest to the search for the millions in yold said to be buricd on the Hacienda of Jalps, and for which several large parties are now exca- vating unde: military protection. The amount Luried is said to be 520,000,000. Taat amount, veeording to local traditions, was concealed by bandits many years ago, being the product of innumeradle robber- ies. The treasure is believed to consist of gold and silver as weil as jewels, The former possessor, says a correspondent
of the 8t. Lonis Globe-Democr.t, was Cristebal Nava, the leader ot a band of 800 desperadoes, who was put to death in s hormble manner by
his followers, They chained him by the neck and left him to starve in one of the caves where they were wont to rendezvous, Pedro Altamirano succeeded him by the unanimous vote of the bandits. This lead- er, at the outbreak of the war for national independence, induced his f.llowers to abandon, at any rate for the time, their evil courses and fight for their country. The idea was hailed with patriotic entiu- siasm and carried into effect. Before com- mencing their new enterprise they buried their treasure in the ground, intending to recover jt upon the coming of peace. Most of them were killed in the latiles which followed. The whereabouta of the treas- ure was communicated to members of their families, but was lost. It was not all put in one place, and search will be made for it at other points from this time on until the booty is finally secured. No more conflicts have occurred between the con- testing searchers for the treasure, as the state troops are regularly quartered on the scene of activity.
The Tin Wedding.
The tin wedding comes with the tenth anniversary. Ifa dinner be given, it is suggested in The Ladies’ Home Journal that the table Le made beautiful with pink roses and syringa placed in a bright new tin dish in the cantre. Four dishes, hold- ing the pink and white tonvons, cakes, etc., may Le set in the midst of tin rings (used for baking cakes in circular shape), the edges of the plates resting on those of the tins, These rings filled with roses and syringa will make pretty wreaths around each prominent dish. If a more elaborate decoration be desired. any tinsmith can make a flower holder in the form of the initial of the groom's name and that of the bride’s maiden name—one to be placed at each end of the table.
The little round stands ot twisted tin wire made for the teapot, turned upside down and lined with pink laced papers, make dainty receptacles for sal:ed almonds or small bonbons, If, as is now fashion- able, small “individual” dishes are sup- plied for the almonds, new heart-shaped “patty pans” will answer the purpose. Cards of heavy bristol board, very lightly covered with mue:lage, may be entirely enveloped in tin foil, and so smoothly that the artifice will not be suspected. The guest’s names may be scratched upon the surface. A small tin funnel nt each lady’s place will make a pret:y bouquet holder,
The Man in the Moon. _
According to Pratorious, the man in the mcon is the patriarch Isaac, carrying the bundle of sticks which were to be lighted to sacrifice his own body on the mountain- top. Dante believes him to be Cain, carrying a bundle cf thorns, the meancet offering his lands afforded, as a present to God. In iceland the people ciaim that they can see the face of Adam in the moon and that of Eve in the sun. Among the Freiburgers there is a superstition which gays that the marks and spots on the moon’s face are the outlines of the traitor, Judas Iscariot, holding his hands over his face while sneezing just prior to hanging himself. The last belief accords with the old Frankish legend which says that there was no spot on Luna's bright face until after the time of the eruci- fixion of Christ. Still another story tells usthatin the time of the creation God threw an offending angel against the face of the moon, while another is to the effect that the moon witnessed the creation of Adam 2 ive and took an impress of their features on her surface, intending wo people her own land with similar beings, When she essayed to imitate God's work, she made nothing but a serpent, which since that day has continued to fold and unfold its mighty cojls in full view of the descendants of the God created beings
The Duke's Revenge.
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VOL 54.—-NO. 45
BASEBALL. i SE }
A very hotly-conte
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exciting thronghout,
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very
lanre's remained suspended, and tempt ingly invited the more skilled nine to scize the prize; but when veil over the
drew her | campus the Peake Statior boys had one more run to their ere lit than their opponents, and thus came of! victorious. The game was witiessed by a large numberofepectators, and all declared that excellent playing was done on both sides, considering the time since the teams were organized, The folk wing is the re- sult of the five innings played :
darkness
PEAKE’S STATION TEAN
Runs. AA McDonald, | f......... bedidiscss! cuaed a K JYMecDonald, f b.. peels ctecuiehinebedacsns ua Pee PRN Oi ies a 0 J F McDonald, r f......... bolevianceanal oe RL MeDonald, Pvc cones ccscdesesens seetoneesce ott Alex McDonald, s s............. a — Sa SOON Oe ooo kc ik 0 ee a ee ee sieilde e J C MeDenald, (capi) t Dvcindglepigitl woe TB vsikicnis suk ‘iotioks BALDWIN ROAD TEAM, Runs. Oe ES Bi ices cboninnc obevbes sacs l M Smith, c f....-.... am J Curran, | f alk 7 Pe Be ae OS Pe l J Beadley (capt) f b. 2 M Bradley, r f. 2 P Trainor, ¢ ; Se J McAree,s b..... ain 10
iccligihiine:ciaias iia THE BOAT RACE,
The following letter was received by us this week and we publish it for the hene- fit of our local sports. It SAYS :
Cuartorrerowy, Aug. 14. E.litor of the Advocate :
Dear Sin,—By reference to your news columns, we observe a parsgraph stating thatthe Connell Bros are willing to row 6 race with us, providing we row in’ a boat known as the Rowena. Now, sir, it is
with much regret that we have to etate that the Rowena is entirely unfit for fur- ther use as a race boat, she having been
broken up. The boat in which we in- tended to row,if ou challenge Is accepted, is a “lapstreak keel boat,” the same clas: of boat as that owned by Connell Bros We would be more than pleased to have a try with Connell Bros., whom we believe are good representatives of the aquatic
fraternity of Pictou County. We prefer to row on Charlottetown Harbor. Hoping
arrangements suitable to both sides may shortly be arranged, We remain, Youre, « Rue
Fraxk Conus, James A. Hueues.
We have again spoken to some of our local oaremen and from what we can learn about the boat used by Collins and Hughes, we have no hesitation in say- ing that rhe far ontclasses any boat owned here. At any rate, it would be nothing but fair for the island men to state the ex- act measurements of their boat and then that would decide the question.
However, we would like very much to see this race take place, and as the island men have issued the challenge, they should certainly come to Pictou to row.— Picton Advocate.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Messrs
Sr. Joun’s, Fald., Aug. 20.—A writ for the bye-election in Burgeo has been issued. Nomination September Ist, election 11th. This is the first of the necessary through the unseating of the Whiteway corruptionists. James Watson, ex- M. P. . for lrinity, elected as the col- league of Sir William Whiteway and Mr. has appointed — inspector of customs and has retired from the politi- cal arena.
Fort Swira, Ark., Aug. 20.—The spon- taneous combustion of 200 kegs giant pow der and 1200 pounds of dynamite belong- ing tothe Sper Hardware Company last evening, the cause of Fort Smith a terrible jostle. The warehonse is about three-quarters of a mile from the city. The explosion blew the residence ot Mrs. Cook into the air, killing Mrs. Cook and her baby instantly, wrecked 10 or 15 dwelli gs in the neighborhood, and broke plate glas in the city, and loosening plastering from miles, <A
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in hundreds of business houses almost every dwelling within boating party were in the explosion and are missing Mowtreat, Aug. 20.—The Montreal gas company decided to-day to reduce its price of gas all over the citv. The new price is to be 95 cents per 1,600 feet for both light- ing and heating purposes--consumers to be allowed one meter free. The charged by the company at present are $1.30 for lighting and $1 for heating
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Lisson, Aug. 20.—Newspapers here say Congo state officials recently impressed into their Portuguese Longo. A large body of natives attacked the Congo state post at Loba, killing two members of the Congo state foree and
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The best eure for Debility.
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the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, lo give your system its need- ed strength and restore your healthy weight. Physicians, 1@ World over, endorse it.
Don’t be deceived by Substitutes!
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SALT RHEUM
and all diseases of the Boop & Sr:
Skoda’s Discovery, Skoda’s German Ointment and Skoda’s German Soap, are specially adapted to cure inher't. ed and chronic diseases. Mrs. Millett writes: ‘I have bad Salt Rheum eve: since I could remember; tried ma: remedies, but received no benefit uuniil I took Skoda’s Discov ery.
Skoda’s Cures.
My husband says it will cost too ninch to board me if I take any more of Sko- da’s Discovery. Skoda’s Little Tablets cure sick headache: constipation and dyspepsia. W ir a boa, nc MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.
SKODA DISCOVERY CO., LTD., WOLFVILLE, #5,
For sale by all druggists. Trace en W. R. Watson- Snadiattanene
Provincial Loan.
PROVINCIAL Treasury, Prince Edward Island, 25th June, 1894, Under authority of the Act of last See
sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government ot Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from any person or persons, Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such terms as may be agreed upon.
This will afford a good opportunity for
the investment of large or small sume for short or long periods.
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