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oicnm or int count ' I

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Anne, editor of the Sandon Paystreak,

today found guilty of contempt of

'Tn and sentenced to eine months im- wpmlment and to furnish four eeeuriiiee 3:51 gm each for conduct, or to remain in .au gnother year.

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Bladder Troubles, Kidney Disease

Old people are especially liable to de-

fangements of the kidneys and bladder gud it is therefore not unusual to find them great admirers of Dr. Cbase'S Kid- ney-Llvcl’ PIIIS.

Mr. john Lalone, Woodworker, Tren-

gm, Ont., states:-"I am seventy years old and have been using Dr. Chase'g Kidney-Liver Pills for some time, I hgvg been troubled a great deal with my kid- neys and bladder and_ at times would go gm or three days without passing any thing. Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills have proved to be exactly what I needed ,md I owe it to them that I am in such good health to-day. They acted promptly on my kidneys and bladder with the most satisfactory results. bringing quick relief and setting these organs in perfect working order."

One pill a dose, 25C. a box, at all

dealers. or Edmanson, Bates dc Co., Toronto. Insist on getting what you ask for and refuse substitutes.

Dr. Chsse’s Kidney- Liver Pills

Fire ____

Life

Accident or Pluto Glass Insurance

We will b: pleased to quote you rates.

We represent the following first-class com-

pznjes:

Canada Lite Assurance Ce. Toronto 0ni_ British Amerim Fire Assurance Toronto.

On t.

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Norwich, Eng.

Law Union and Crown Fire Insurance Cc

London, Eng.

New Ycrk Plate Glen Insurance Ce.

W- K Rogers Si Co,

ici oitiii

Better thisyear than ever. __

Ring ns ap if yeh want any de-

livered in time for tee.

Our Gieam is the best in the city

Try it.

llollonald &. Smalliuod-

Pasteurized Milk Fetctery Cor. Gt. George and Fitzroy Ste.

Phone 238

C.:'town,-;»xzeod.

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Uh'town Business tillage

WRITING AGADEMY cH'rowN, P. E. 1,

This College will re-cpen for .the fall and winter course on

thursday, August I4. Prix.

Intending students will consult

their own interests by entering as soon as possible after the date of opening. Last year we were most successful in placing our students in positions. 'To enable us to do the sa me this year they MUST enter early _in the session. There are lots of splendid positions waiting for competent per- sons to fill. _ _

Business men are acquainted with

our course and method of instruction and apply to us for competent young men and women. Come and get a live education; one with some back- bone in it. If, perchance, you have made a mistake in the past, try an education in which you will be re- warded as you exert yourself. The past is gone, the future is yours- A special course in Shorthand and Typewriting will be given as soon SS the rem begins. “Pho nvsraphy.

People who have glass windows ln

Method and Materials of Manufacture-Enough Arsenic in

the Windows ofa House to Kill a Regiment of Men- Tankhouso and Pothouse Process.

their homes do not know that the glass contains enough arsenic to make it ii deadly poison. Glassmakers say that the windows of an ordinary home con tain enough of this poison to kill a reg tment of men. The popular supposition that glass is made of sand is a correct one, but a quantity of other articles en ters into its composition

Window glass factories are divided

into two departments, a tankhouse and a pothouse. The process of glassmak ing in one of these departments is prac- tically the same as in the other In the tnnkhouse the glass is all melted in lm mense tanks which will hold thou sands of tons In the pothouse the glass is made in pots.

After the tires are lighted and a tank

is heated the glass mixture is shoveled ln. It includes glass left over from the former season, glass refuse. sand and salt cake Arsenic is not used in the taukhouse for the reason that the heat is so intense that the drug is volatilized and escapes into the air without enter- ing the mixture. As one mixture melts and hows to one end of a tank fresh

inside the oven revolve, the flattened sheet ls carried away. and another roll- er is brought into position before the flattener. As the flattened sheets cool they are lifted to :1 place on a long traveling rack. on which they are by stages removed from the ovens, bclng allowed to cool as they go. This is done in order that the glass may iiot be shattered by too quick an exposure to the air.

When the sheets are taken from the

flattening ovens. they :irc covered with ii greasy. dirty looking coat of chem- lczils-sodzi. potusli. silicates of the dif- fi-rciit salts, etc.-wliich must be re moved. ziiid for this purpose the rough sheets :ire placed In nn acid bath coni- posed of h_vdi°ochIoi°ic :uid sulphuric acids more or loss diluted. After their liiiiiicrsion ln this bzitli the sheets :ire tiiken to the cutting room. where work- mvii cut them into sizes :ind make thi-ni reiidy for the piickers. Hardly a scrap of the glziss except the rough edges ls wasted. In fact. none is wast- ed. as :ill refuse goes back to be melt- ed. After the cutters have hnished their work the glass is packed ln boxes

supplies are ehoveled in at the other and is then ready for the market `

end.

The molten mass seethes and

“works” ln a manner similar to that of a mash in a distillery. From the salt

cake comes a salt water that has to be t ' ' ' i '

separated from the mass, and the east- "" ; I _- ‘ ' 3' ' est way to remove it is to burn it out. TIJB Vi 1'] Aggl`BV8.i1P<`I CJD- ~ 5 - ~ ~ Q This is done by throwing stove wood Wa.ke,.C°,ne, gum. ma ixnnwue

Ill A DEAD PAIIIT.

_ MQRE 'NEW---no I uni:

If 'E ” ' ‘ M

lon

_ A NEW GOODS

TH$AN New Pmcts E. _

` A I We have opened a new and up-to-

$ date Grocery in the store formerly

‘ occupied by L. P. Tanton, Corner of

CAN BUY

Kent and Great George Streets,whe1'e we keep everything in our line at way down prices.

t§°Cal1 and see us.

WRlGHl`&D-AUNCEY

A, WHERE _ ’ I

SAVE YOUR BONES

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Don’t grow old before your time save your bones- use paint more and

Scrubbing brush l_.'f=s.

.. llic Sheri-_"fin-Williams 3 Family Pant

Is made for the little things around

G the house It dries with a good

gloss, is easily applied and can 0 c eaned with soap and water. Use it ° this year, and house-cleaning woii't be so hard next year. Color cards

ga for the asking. ,

uooo-00-oiooooooaoooooobeoo-ooo60° _

I='€% SALE EY `

into the tank on top of the molten (IIIZIOH Of tl N~3Wf0HHfI- I ur1¢6!b.19°=--

glass. The water is converted into steam, which is destroyed by the in-

land Gentlemen

‘I tense heat from the glass. The uieltcd ___

glass is then skimmed by an automatic _ Dys S Sia was the C u f All H-

skimmer, and it is ready for the gath- P P a se 0 is

A gatherer thrusts a long steel blow-

erer. ’l`r0ub‘e--Eight Years of its Torture

_, _. '~f',,\ oe-

pipe into one of the rings at the lower Left Him M01* Dfad than AIiV¢ 6 ' f '

end of the tank. He twists and turns

gifsg him' bautis Paftgng $2911; humanbedy as much as Dyspepsia.

_ being “ned M.Miu'i Beet, Seether Har r,

‘Swann zndhthfnitpassed °°mt‘;tt:; NewffonnIilar:cI,is.or was a eplgndld ex~

ower. w o ea s again un 1 H," thi hi -.11 _ _ _ » - 4 comes like wry. 'rue blower swi °°"°° °" `°" °°°`°° °°° " Makes a hard clean snifsce for WSIIS al, C Cell

ng’ duoe aefreng, healthy, vigorous mum to

the ball over a pit tliatls twelve feet 5 hs" and ,;,.,¢g _ ' " _ '

deep and rapidly blows it into an elon- ,. ' ~ - - ~ ' ' _ ‘ _I Rated Dear shape- When a blower is However' H" Best” strong and "eu ings and is far superior to tha connnvn 'Kalsumlne _

' d his of h ' h lifted

through, the melted hiss becomes a ‘nm M . MU _ oy 6 was

3 lupfrem a death bad and restorxd to

it until a small ball of glass gathers on " Notiiinx mn w ghqmughly wl-¢¢k a " f A " _ e

'P°"‘°°‘ °y”"°°" “I’°“* 5 fe" ’°"5 "0 bench ma iismgih, mm... a very] ` in use. It contains no glue and therefore has no dis-_ 2 feet across. It then pasaeato a ‘*snap- I ,ia an muon to eve "mm,

prec I7

per,” who hires it to a rack and breaks g __ _ _ _ me roller time from the biowpipe. "'.“°""° eebis odor--_'I RY IT.

_ _ _ _ ‘In 1893 I was attacked with Dysp~pe|_a _ - _ _ -p _ The mmlmeri gathers a 'manvmmp 'and Iiulered for eight yedre almost' con- _` ' " T- __ t 1 ~ ~

of melted glass on the end of n rod . ‘ and dexterously runs l narrow ribbon ltinual misery. Sometimes I would go off _ For SH.. hy

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_Of the stun, around the ends of the ina faint for ten or fifteen minutes an

roller, both at the blowpipe end and b°,,'1';°':d°°t_dth;;;°"gZe,)n,_ ve m_ but me closed end. 'rue iiuie ribbons or 1, _I °° md ’ ff; ééemed melted glass cool in a few seconds, It ere 1° M nom ° em

when they are removed, leaving n ner- ‘me t° ww my case

row zoue of almost redhot glass . . i _ ~ » 1

“I heard of Dodd’s I)!sDePSia Tablets I F£ &

:irouiid the rollers at each end. Then, 'md det'°"”i°°d t’° 8"' them 8 tual' The ‘ `

first two boxes I used seemed. to give me

taking a tool that resembles e soldering

iron, the snapper rubs it for ii moment M' °°t'h°°]7 “ew lea" °t MP' I `

on his forehead. and when the point of.

“Dhen I was some time without them

it is iuoistcned with perspiration he “nd Iihe tmuble Came black. Eowelver I 7 riiiis the iron around the rollers at the 3"' "X b°X°° “nd “filer “sl “R I' an was » ' : I ‘ 'I lieaitud spot. The glass cracks und °°mpI°P°l7 cured' fe' m-75° ‘ new

sep`:ii~iites ns cleanly as if cut with a mm' 'I I I

diziiiioiid. the blow i e is removed and

“I con~ider I owe my life to Dodd‘s Dy-

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the <-lu.-.<-il cylinder has become ii roller @P°P3I° Tulet’ ‘nd I °"""'°I' 'p’°k h'°“h` :ind is then ready to go to the tint- 17 °°°“3h ln wel' f"v°"°

tviivi'.

To those who may be sulerlng from Dy-

Thv thittetier works ln another part 9P°U5i"'» I”‘“¥°_3ti°”' Heartburn' Sm” of the building. where are located the S'°m°'°h» Blulmg’ BM Bnfath’ Fungi thitteiiliig ovens. These ovens are heat- T°°¢°°» °" “"7 “he” I“dI°‘m°“' '7mp°°° ed to :i tciuperuturc sufficient to soften °" f¢°“II" °f St°m“°§‘dTf_"“PI°' Thi! "°rd2 tht- glziss so that it may be rolled out °f Mr' BPS” sm" °°m° “W 5"” into slit-cts. A series of tirecluy tables f°f¢" . 'I' D _ T b pl:i<-ed iii ii circle like the spokes of n T" I“55°“ I"'°D°d _P "5P_°P°“" f" ` wlivel revolve iii the ovens, and on l0iBWII1°\l¥`0D.YSD¢DSH. 8-05. lf YOU WISII. these tables thc rollers are flattened. 10* may b° °‘“`¢'I»_ "4 °°"° ’ Ther ure laced inside. allowed to be- D045* DY"P’P@1“ T*"b1°"°` are “ld PY

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.-me tor. anti uit... it wid iron is run -11df“i=2*°°S- _ _ .1 L H‘

:iloxi;.: the inside from end to cud. The coiitzzct of the iroii cuts the glass.

\\‘I1I('I) IS tll€‘I) Stfillglltened Out upon ___ it

LANDS OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT.

‘cured in otlhénmatiein

ge:?reee\y»¢‘eed»5neneee et-l_\ennatu4..-..1‘

1:1

o =_ 3! ii”

_ uted PGVUG

\_the fact that I

of our comrades, when tent” eately aeenred a few bottles the

eq pmento ourmrnp wool not he

complete without this RheemeBc_Cnre, and have pleasure ln bearing testimony *te wellderfnlenratiweyewer. _Yr ~"t __-~".__g“-"-. Bowaan Bunn, _ Cnirsoan Bearer, Cunnan lctsaa, Gao. Coox, Wxarasn C. WALQ

ssifi bv .ii nmgguu me seam. _ .*

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Hides and Caltskius

K trimmed.

Also fresh eggs

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'I have to offer. `

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crock to get

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Niwttoiel New Goods! New Prii:os_ - _

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...,rv.rr.'r,,ss:a'1'.:'.‘;i°.....°°‘:.;'::*.::.“:;':.':.‘s;.-..:”°.;;:.i‘“:.;;“::... 1,: .... theii-"patronage, with the best of everything iii groceiiel.

H* Call and see our new :lore on Queen Street.

Jarnes Stewart as

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Pham. 25|. i -

Charlpttetown $4-eod & w.

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f; wearing value .2 make- them ‘

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ent l r sion

wa ’ P. ice _

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OREGON CITY. 0f°»~ JUIY 21-T"°“W'°

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*STYLE

AND

FII\IISI"I

2' _K 5* .

- Without quklitv cen't ' mfhe peimenent busi-

neal. Bnt_qm|,lI1y out ltyl - anti Hniah

gets any liu-

lt‘8 5

WC th t

W¢ 1-'¢\'t'

. into themth

_ une or the nerr

fo ll Wear

The tlattener has a number of billets hree thousand and forty mms of land on ` ' _ ~ _ ___ _ _e __ °f green Wood “ttached_t° long mm the Silete Indian reservation in Lincoln I = ‘ _

handles, and with these uillets, which

‘ county were thrown open for settlement are shu ed in such ai manner as to do . - t

D N ,, today. The township contiins the finest _ ~ 7 g

the Work expected °t them’ he irons timber and agriculturallands onthe resi=r~ I ‘ I ` C' '

the softened sheet of glass until it is vatbm \j ' _

perfectly fiat and smooth. The tables

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To euro heaadache in ten iuiniit S us 3 ‘

I Kuuiforr. Headache Powders.

TERRIFIC HAIL AND

BALTIMORE

Toaiitfili ii/tin-sioiiii.

Kumr, European Russia. Jill! 21-"'

What it is and What it DoeS_," I9? Fifteen persons were drowned !¢_’="U‘=\"**Y Ben Pitman- also full drtlcnlars . sugden ini-usb of water uit) the

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relative to the College will be Cheef-

by ° i tt-e basements of viii-ions houses 11 '

fully furnished 0|! application tO lgwer portions ofthe town. A t.0rl'¢Dfi5I

° 'I “rain storm accomrariied bi "'i°I*'°¢ "md

L* BQ °r7 , - _b kg Kief during U13

_ Priiicipd.

ciiir Jul da

Own, yl7*’ We _

g In _- ‘fi .3 __ , '.__,;5¢»M_ M.

f- Yoon.-

1 f ‘ ihnede

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D. MCl.ARbN_ The Ai-eaee"l‘a|lii' ..*.';i°.":.:;".'..';1‘.'.°"'°”....._..'.°.2:.’

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and PIBSBIBD

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norihef

y f ~i_¢_-\%"¢\_f»\. _nr-\7_

and hail rc over

afternoon and turned the streets int; veritable tiirenns, flnodinlr Quan an gmwning their occupants be-tore they

able to e~c:ipr.

De¢|~Sl!s.-While in the coanlii 1881>

yggbgdly bl|’»li8ll time I thought I_wee1d_ he fora condo etweekn. -I V”

toe;-yyour__LlnImen¥ £0 Ill!! _the

gn-ggagign, and did so. The effect Wal morethanIeXD¢°°°5i’*§ hw

m~imiqe,_i>1¢*¢°*~

ui bites frvlll b¢'°9mlUK.

M ° Lmiumtr is aim a 'swfl

Youre

C. G. Ricinims & co. |

r _ Brown Block Victoria ROW-

I IIRS.IIIi|(IiIIII IIIIIGE

` Graduates of the Baltimore Cel- -

S' lege of Dental Surgery;

_; SAVE YOUR iEET'ri

i Until quite recently whenever a-

person had the tiopthache, his friends one and all immediately gave him the -nge advice, "Go and have it pulled.” We extract teeth when _ necessary by the most peinlei-o

' method _vet discovered and replace ' them with a plate erwith crown and _ bridge work. DUE OUI PRINCI- -

PAL BUSIN@‘¥nIS‘~8AVING_ AND

_. have cleft lat give ns 1 lf; mh‘r`¢_fer ypgu :is case# ill f

_'lark _ V

qu . ____f. ‘ggi

' AND suit into ou D1 SMA ws,

Quesws wnAizi=.

WHY I’ Because they are properly constructed ¢,,.,,,,,' J,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_

of the rough country roads, and everyone knows when

buying a siiaiiironn on cievstirm

That no better can be had.

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Why use your oldlwlieel longer ? It has _ done

good service and deserves a_ rest.

ffl) . _

ofthe best material. They stand the wear and tear ,i

3- dream,

ii If l

5 carers

wither without Straw ima? iii? Eames. 's;.'°;;'s.i°f'.. ‘i;.°;.:...“.':f.

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