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Today’e Probabilities.

Variable winds.

WANTED-A case of headache the KUMFORT Powders will not cure from

ten to twenty minutes.

BATH

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We have duriuga few days past point w:'mSt":';wnséat")u_day

d out some obgectiona to the Grand M.” J Mcxeown has rammed hom _ _J

nk Pacino Railway scheme, and in S due when she li” spent thagpgj

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doing so took occasion to say that some- few moathm 5 p _` thing czuld be said in its lavoras well as I aac'Ca,.te,._ manager of the firm of » Fi =“ , 2 * ,

H E P S is that it willc eu u an extensive tract _ ._~r:sas lendid business in seeds

It adds much to the

luxury and benefit of baths to have at hand

:ill the usual requis- ite.s_ There is no itciii

of bath supplies we do

not carry. It will not

cost you much for a

complete outiit.

Bath Brushes,

Bath Soaps,

Rubber Sponges, Rubber and Hair

Complexion Brushes,

Toilet Waters,

Sponges, etc.

J. G. JHMIESUN

DRUGGIST,

The Medical Hall.

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Give the Children

Acooiagofinia

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l.|meJu|ce when they are hot. and tired-and consequently restless and complain-

i ing. it cools the fever,

and refreshes-it is pure

j fruit juice, sterilized and

: bottled-Can be used

freely with only good results.

_ I0-I5-25-50c¢ntboii|¢a.

A11 Grocers.

SUMSON BROS. G0., LTD.. Haurax, N. 8.

GO0D READING i

We have now a good supply of reading mat- ter on our news coun- ter. (ur book racks

are filled

.Mm Queen with the °fHS§t°w most popu- "' ' °'y lar success- R" C es inthe lit-

cio(%i':TIiE;eii';p efafy Held,

New books received as

nun#

soon as published. -

Mitchcll’s Bookstore

Sunnyside. _

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Of average heihht, midde aged and good ap- pearance. F ashionably dressed and wearing shoes marked

THE MCPHERSON He chooses our superior

shoes for the house, the St1’¢¢t. and for dress wear, his wife follows and of

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attain some such itrowth as Vancouver

has _seen, on becoming the Pacific port of the new trans-continental system. These

are features that must be taken into ac-

count as oifsets to the objections already urged. It might be added that the build-

ir g of a second trans~contineuta1 railway will also form a good advertisement for Canada and enhance the prestige of the country in only less degree than the con- struction of the C. P. R. did in the first place.

It may also be observed that the rapid

construction of so vast a work extending over a line three thousand miles in length will give an enormous amount of employ-

many tens of millions of dollars over a

period of years must give a itreat impetus to trade and manufacturing industry. These and other favorable features of the

scheme may fairly be placed to its credit, even although there are features which

do not commend themselves to our judg-

,meut. We notice that a considerable sec-

tion of the Opposition press are but parti p ally critical of the new‘railway venture,

v' and apparently he-iitateto take square

ground agairst it. One influential Liberal journal which stands with mr. Blair in _

opposition to building a new line from

Quebec to Moncton still expresses its be- _ lief that the scheme as awhole willreceive

the support of a majority in the country. , It will take yet a little longer for the pub- lic mind to digest the proposition. It is so vast, and touches so many interests sec- tional and otherwise, and it was sprung upon the country rather suddenly. At the present time it may be said that if it has awakened no very great enthusiasm in its favor, the opposition it has evoked is also somewhat lacking lu earnest and united

conviction. Perhaps public opinion may take shape more rapidly and more solidly

after Hon. Mr. Blair has spoken again on the subject. ‘

BITTEN BY VICIOUS DOG.

SYDNBY. Angus 3.-A J McDonald, a

was seriously bitten by a vicious dog at Glace Bay to-day.

ment to labor and the expenditure of so J

progreisng favorably Mt. Bruce or

lmmeilately "”J°"“"g the r“'1"a7 Cardigan has the contract When finished

agricultural career.

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viuncn iinwaan isiniviv auoosr 6. i9°a t

_ THURSDAY AUGUST o iooa. ,a

sous Polutsmnsr/ivon. ____ 5 , _

i *__ _ . eve re xesentiug N.Rattenb\l1‘!» _ ‘ "f_

e _ : . ' _ l ' if "_

against t Among the points in its favor Cart ,_ & C0 Ltd was in town Saturday; ` “ e .

p p He r p D ° V - - _ i M

of it 1 °

offeroieiind... ii.. Nom. we.. ..h.o.i Angusmcmm shipped aumble M, th 1 li/Iogeth _E0 ‘;_ear this season than usual, and prices are cut very dup; .‘ is at present inaccessible for want oi rail- T and calf to Hartsport, N.S., lllt 288:, i't‘iir_ ¢ 0g1C 0 C S1 lla 1011. V - 1 A V _ I way lines. It is easy to see that in this iwtich it is undeis_ood he receive a at ll Firstwlass fades of ' 3 " . “ V- _ , -_

1 ' a I

iway manY millions of added value ma) 5°'-“e s“"‘ g nd ana 3'

. ‘ Zfm re shared in o _ _'for no more th i- - ` mn’

he Riven to to the prairie lands still owned P Mrs. John Mori is 'n and fhmllfy. Of PN - an less than What. ye sold ,Q13

hy the Government. \Vhether these lands L Vld¢ll°P» B- 1-1 "9 Spending ° ew wah

_ _ Au me im mea wash Fabrics Mu' ‘ U t

are to be sold or given away, the results ;;S;;';3A'.“;fBu]:_ir;_' Moniwn is ° El tu . D _ at 3 m_en’s W ~ must be beneficial to the national ' th W Ba “st Church is ___-ance Said Uf "CWS

treasury. If the policy if selling the lands Work 9” e ne p = `~ ` V ' '

_ _ ‘ ' ' i ' E ' I ° Closin out of our entire stock H should be adopted, confining the free this will be one of theprettiest structures g

homestead privilege to lands farther back' ` °f its kind 0" the Island' Oli. 811,13 mg;-grade a handsome revenue ought to be obtained Rev. Ewen Gillies preached t'-‘O S 1r,° en W ° refnem r _ast from this so,u.c,._ We an know what B sermons Sunday in St. David's, Prcsby year S great Valiles Will be ql1lCk

_ , . terian Church. In the morning his sub- t take advanta e of it _

gold mme 1:8 Canadmn Pause pwple ject was The Good Samaritan, and inthe 0 g T ° `

it ' fo d '

8\e ill) if Elf |&l`g8 ltllld gI’8lli. U0 be. evening- The Danggr gf TC°ke'S shirte’Eag1e Fault

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I” “"7 “as” “heme” ‘be lands °° be Crops to the vicinity of Georgetown are less shirts, Paton’s special shirts, °P°“°‘l "D are 0° be S01-1 °f siven “MY iookiog splendid. Hay, which at first

the railway will bring sattl rs, and a vast was thought would be light, has New Printed and W0Ve madfas

increase of value to an extensive tract of thicken” “P r°m°"k°bl7 wen; #nd is `P¢l'C9-ICS, b3tiSt€S and k110PP€ the public doiuain,amounting to millions equal m it nm; better than the "er°“e' ' Cloths-latest fabrics and designs, of acres, and the mln, to mmins of The horse-chestnuts and birch trees Soc to $I_25__

dollars. How much the added value planted,” thetown this spring-sn ddug _ _ in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Northern fine’ not one ot the former having “ned Clearance of men S NECK-

to grow. If an equal number are planted

Alben* Wd -*\lh&b=1@kB H185' be, time every year, we shall soon have one of the WEAR’ 25°'

alone can tell, but wearesafe in assuming mcst beautiful towns in the Maritime Men who kngw goal n¢¢kwe'ar‘ ` than the sin iii b r P"‘-"f°°°S- ' - ` f '

g w e very great. Ncr do _ bargains when they see them will

we forget than in Central New B1-uns- J. Howard MacDonald, son of A. J.

wick, N th ,_ h d N rth_ MacDonald, M.L. A. who haspurobased _ _ em Ontas; t::;i:;S?l:; ac an id 0 bl fron George Moor his entire farming out- the. Savmg 15 50 great that they

8' wus em 7 Iii, including dwelling, out-buildings,

added value over the large lumber area: farm’ implementsicmps md stock Mn tunity by

Northern British Columbia will also get a MacDonald is an energetic young man, ' '

newimpelusmnd pon Sim .on ou M to and we predict for him a successful.

buy'ln half dozen lots today, for

cannot adord to pass the oppor-

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A better assortment of desirable ~ -

neckwear was never offered at ii re- 300 Pairs up-10-d&f¢ C0!-

¢_;>-`

“I do not look as

though I ever was sick.”

When a woman is sick she falls off in

looks. This is particularly the case when she suHers from diseases peculiar to her sex. Not only is licr strength undermined, but slie low beauty oi

face and grace of form.

It is c aracteristic of the cures of

womanly diseases effected by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, that with restored health there is a restora- tion of good looks. _

“Favorite Prescription ” establishes

larity, dries weakening drains, heaJs

izhgmmation and ulceration and cures lemale weakness.

*I wish to thank you for the good your medl-

das have done me,” writes Mrs. Mac Brown, oi Canton, Fulton Co., Ills. "I was_troubied with kmale weakness and doctored with several dill

ferent doctors. They did not seem to help me; indeed I got worse all the time. I_ had u cera- tion and displacement of the uterus. What l eufered no tongue can tell. I had heavy bear- in down ins and thought my back would kifl me. Ipiilso had a very bad drain. but alter takin Eve bottles of ‘Favorite Prescription’ and three of 'Golden Medical Discovery.' I am feelingaswell as ever. It has been almost twe

and I have had no return oi' the trouble.

sy friends tell me I don‘t look as though I ever wasaickf

Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense -Medical

Adviser, covers, is sent free on receipt oi 3: one-cent stamps to pay

euse' of customs and nunlmg 08%,

Ei-eeeDr.R.V.Piexee,Bu&lo,N'. .

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Bright’ Disease.

name-but _ dangerous. The

-course the- T ‘ Theft rsL

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` JEWELER AN#

Market Square.

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Buck oiiihiiiiii G Bot we See

' The-*S. S. Gobim sails

Sunday morning, Au

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_ _ ~ c be, ‘ . ' ._ ' ' '_ p _ _§i=;§;5=»5?-§_ You never se_oBaseball Matches

Bostondentist travelling in Cape Breton; Egjgslg V A _ L E _ y A i L

, _ W; ,,*,¥~,,°,; used at Football -Matches,

- . ' _ ,_ "-,_ _yimsoiiagoia ` W _ aiid.go1d,§1led mounts. ‘

G. H., IAY’Li,' F Or',Tennis iisodiat-Golf

e * duction sale, and men will readily gets received' |88! iW¢¢\_.

_ avail themselves of the great bar= Swan Summer guna*

aiu o&`ering. »

org Laaies Warm.

amos Paton és

Men’s plain alll

neckwear tak¢n,f|@ gg

stocks-dark and ld& in four in Gita,

and string til-#kdm IQ ep,

We are long( Eitnesv

~Havetoduit,ier c`arryovei-Straw

June westherpnnmd lat

Il,¢S_fmmbehi|w&it_ iiavebeeia'

less than he! on slim choicest. .

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Church, tonig/if,Aagust 6th, on the S.S. City of London.

. Galop . . . . . . ...‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ Overture-‘ ‘Light Cavalry.” _ . _ . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Staranso Waltz . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Scottish Selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. .

r . "British Patrol” . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ._ . . . . . . . _ ._ . . . . . . .

. Wedding March--Mandleschons . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Waltz-“Love’s Victory.” . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ‘ . “The Holy City” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Grand Selection-“Maritana" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

March-“The Sea Line” . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _

' GOD SAVE THE KING _ _

Tickets 3 5c , can be obtained from members of the Com- I

»5~ooo\i o~'.n-§>o»~o»-

mittee at Jas; Paton & Co’s., F. Perkins & Cos.. and Moore

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT

s ' ALLISON COLLEGE

SACKVILLE, N. B.

The iirst term of Collegiate year 1903-4 begins on Sept 24th.

The Calendar for 1903 is now ready for distribution. The

attention of young men and women proposing to take a Uni- T

T versity Course. regular or special, is directed to the informa-

tion which it contains.

D. ALLISON: L. I.. Di. - - - President

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irooirizarrr sam of fi. Y. M. L. .4. .f sf. fm' , Semm

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ainxsiis Stocks. Ronde, Ofliii K

bought outright or on mrgili

_and Great George Shim. Telephone 268 P. 0. KI

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