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Gla~ es fittea free i+) rge.| By Foreman White, of tbe Hamil'on We ‘e just rece ls arge Screw Worke. sv pp y of the celebra' *“*Per- Hamilton, Aug 13.—If a vole of the fected |enses” war | to] people were tobe tak+n to aecertain which

we . } } ig the moet pular medicine on the give 8: tistection us th lave market, Dod4’s Kiduey Pill would lead by done in the past, als0} a large majority. | h ‘a ice asso: n of One of the latest cures of that grand

eve oa . remedy ie that of Foreman T. H. White, nick 'e «nd gold-tilled { +mMe€s! of the Screw Worke tere, who test fies of all patterns wh ch » are} that he was cured by Dodd’s Kidoey Pills

sell): g cheaper than ev r sold before. Weare ve ins the w..ld-famed Murine for sore eyes at 5Uc per bottle z drops eures, for further intor: ation

J ary & Co.

Qvebec Steamship C0. Sir “CAMPAN A,”

Fou Montreal c Ch’town ter y 2nd May Mead 2> » May Obus ) June lL » June

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* 24h i go es, | * 8th Oct % ib | _— oe “ §é 29°b és se bib Ney, f = 12th Nov, Freight handled curerully ead,at Cur-

rewl rares.

Paseengers will find the accomodation the verv Lest, and the trip up and down, the St. Lawrence the moet deligbtfal, |

CARVELL BROS,

Ch’town, May | 4th, 1900 Agente,

dy2a~ wed & sat.

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“Northumberland” and “Princess

Leave as below every day Sundays excepted.

From Porm Dv Cuers, on arriva! ot 11.5 train from 8t. John for Soummer-ipe, cona:cting with exprees train fr Char- lotietown and Tignish. :

From Sumwerswe on artival of morning train from Charlottetown «nd a) stations of P. E. I, R. for Point De Cuens, connecting with afternoun train for St. Joax, Boston and Montreat.

Connection at Monroron with train for Cavsda and N. B.,a Sr. Joun with C.

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‘ow ee U. B avd. Cox ing cures of bilionsress, dys epsta’ headachc und alp kidney ai mente,

eda, sleo at St. John with Steamers o! Ipternatioual and Dominion Atlantic R R. Lines, Tuesday and Saturday afier- noone for Boston direct, due followin day at noon, and on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday mornings with stesmere| | for t-astport, Portland and Boston.

From Puicrov about half-past three on arrive! of day train f.9m Halifax and Sydu.y for CHARLOTTETOWN.

From ( waRLo?TreTown for Picrou at 8 30 &. uw). connecting there with day iraine tor spe Breton and Haiifax at Norte typyey with steamer Bruce for New- foun i!and it Hatipax with C, A. and Plant Line f; Boston. Passengers from all places o P #.1. Ratiway east of Charioitetown ca, |eaye home 24 bours later than if j icv g Phant Steamers ia Charlottetow

wii opnect with same steamer it Halifax,

. tgh ticketsto be had at Gran Trevk. Canadian Pacific, Intercolonia.

od |. &. 1. Railways, on the Company’ ~~... .8 ond conpecting lines in United Stalet and Canada,

Stexiuers are run on Eaetern Standard, T.me.

F. W. HALES,

Secretary. tetown, 2. E. I,

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DIMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY:

and Steamship lines to Boston via Yarmouth.

The Popular Fast line be-

tween Nova scvtin and Hesion vin Windsor J anetion and Halifax

FX. ‘SSS TRAINS leave Balifax daily ee | Sunday) ab 6,358. m., for Digby and \erm- an, Making connection Wednesdays .pd =~» wdays et Yarmouth for Boston,

T (@ ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE GEORGE"

2 0 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Borse Power, the asiest ned finest steamer pizing between the Mara'i 1® Provinces and n,

Leave Yarmouth Wednesday

un. Saturdays ‘for Boston,

: arrival of Express Train from Halifax’

Meturel cll leaves Boston Tuesday and Fri- d tir

ar , iving in Halifax next day 5 30

oe +E ‘Train. r al ee Ne guide book, folders, etc wt ich w|i be sent free, wiiteto F. H. Arm- strong, general passenger Agent Kentville

of Kidney Disease of eight years standing, after other medicines had failed.

Kidney cured me. wish. It is true iu every particular

What Is Dr Chase’s Nerve

oval; choclate coated pill- orm {t contains all of natures most strenthen- ing and invigorating tonic and restoratives and for this reason itis unapproac

blood builder and nerve restorative. all diseases caused by thin blood and exbaust- ed nerves and makes pale, weak bervous men, women and chilpren strong aad healthy’ 50 cents & box.

to confide a secret to your relatives.

Minard’s Liniment cures Garget in Cows

etiing over a love sffair, it isa sigu she ¢ starting in On another.

Minard’s Liniment cures Distemper.

** A Chivese leundryman once teug!¢

bye’ In Chinese.” “« Well—she’s an sccon p ished lady.”

don” bi: me tbe stomech tor bili usness. It we dere nged, and Cai + " main in the bleee c+ using indigestion. head- he epd threguler ection ef the Lowels® Chase’s Kidney-] iver lills regulate the lle,

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fur (heir own Sips.

Mirard’s Liniment cures Colds, of¢. world i+ happier than you.

mi ard’s Liniment cures Diphtheria.

he ter than the ileal man.

A TRUE 8TA.EMENT.

Mr. White says ,,ne box of Dodd’s Pills relieved me, four boxes Publi+h this statement if yoa

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DR. A. W, CHASE'S CATARAH CURE... 956.

is séni direct to the diseated

s by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

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THE DAIL :

TALES OF _MISSLONARLES. H\VE HAD A VERY HARD TIME-~STRIPPED AND BEATEN.

Robert E. Steer, one of the secre- taries of the P.esbyte ian missions, re- ceived several letters from missionaries in China and Japan. The following is an extract from the Comnmaunication written by Rev. J. A. Fish, dated Nagasaki, Japan, July 238:

MINER CHARL

‘A number of the outstations of my field have been looted. A _ natwe pastor and a native doctor and a student have been almost beaten death becaues they refused to recant, Word of our Canadian Presbyterian friends is to the effec) that in escaping to Yant Tsi from Ha Nan they were stripped of everything by robbers. There must be many lives in danger in far western China, persons so dis- tant that it wouid take one or two months for the news to comein. The strain on accommodation caused by the influx of refugees is putting up the price of board to fabulous figures. At the Nagasaki hotel board is reported $21 per day Noword comes ‘from Pekin and Pao Ting Fu. We hear of wholesale slaughter of Christians in Chi Li province.”

Under date of Camton, July 18, Rev. Henry B. Noyes writes: “So long as the viceroys of *1 provinces stand by their present agreement to abide by

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OTt®tON AUGUST 18, ryoo

ided@ from wounds or diseases, fo one seems to have figures for. Five or six thousand was the number guessed at a couple of months ago by a Boer offi- cial in Pretoria, according to a corres- respondent. Of the British, 23,647 have been invalided home, and several thousand are still sick or wounded in the hospitals in South Africa.

The great bulk of the British loss is from disease, as usual in war. As the abeve table shows, the death from sick- ness number nearly one-half more than the deaths in action. Among the troops invalided home, the proportion of sick was for greater, outnu - bering the wounded nearly twoto one, A parliamentary of July 2 states that of the 23,647 officers and men_invalided home, 14,979 were from sickness. The wounded numbered 5,668.

Altogether the UWritish have had nearly 12,000 killed or wounded, and nearly 20,000 knocked out by disease. Tae Boers have had apparently about half as many killed or wounded, but only a comparatively small number sick, as was to be expected from their being thoroughly acclimated, better clothed, accustomed to the fare, and having sufficient local knowledge to avoid bad water, moving about and camping in small bodies, and having probably,a higher average o' rugged health to begin with. Ofcourse the l:ss of the British “ir valided home” is almost wholly temporary. Every con- valescent from enteric fever is sent

the treatise, protect foreigners and re- fuse allegiance to Tuan, the rebel prince, it does not look to me probable that there will be war in South China. it seenas to me that it will be to the interest cf foreign nations as well as the viceroys to confine their military operations to North China. If this is done I would hope that our work in South China would not be serivusly affected.”

The Rev. D. N. Lyons writes from Soo Chow on June 20, saying that Dr. Park and he were the only male, missionaries left there. The local | officials wished them to remain. Mr, | Lyons adds: “I was constrained to| offer my services to our consul general , to help in the campaign against the Empress Dowager, but whether I would be more of a hindrance than a help may be a question.”

COST OF WAR.

which.2— Detr.i Free Press.

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A Good Meomach.

Ts essential to health and heyriress, but reiser cus bile tore Jo,

idveys era bowels and lytheir duect ace on ob these org: p fleet prempt and lest

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cures cough otd cola ' getber. 25 cents & boitie., Fsully size 8 (BL, MUlU ever)- were.

DR GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SORGECN

(Grstuste Motil University)

O tice saw Mericence— Dorch-acer Bite

and 7% p.™. Pr «yt attention to country calle.

Otis Huurse—#@ to 10,48. m., lie 3

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The ten months of war in South Af- rici up te Saturday leave the score at present as follows :—

Of the Boers, nine thousand are prisoners, an even 2020 are estimated to nave been killed in battle or died of wounds. Probably more than another thousand are dead of disease or har - ships. ;

Of tue British, two thousan! are still prisoners or missing, anil the latest War Orfice return shows deaths as follows :—

Kiiled in battle..... sacnh teeses 2,731 Died of Wounds .....5..ccce. es ee. 732 Dheed of Magnes. 4.4.05 6 ee, 4,952 Sociddhtal Beatle. .es vets SF

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home on principle, because experience shows that under strain a second at- tack is likely and dangerous. But, as Ottawa has had opportunity to observe, in the caie of her own returned volun- teers, the “invalided home” are gener ally already pretty healthy-looxing specimens.

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THE DEMON OF EXTRAVAG- ANCE.

(Montreal Star.)

It is an evil day when the Demon of | Extravagance takes possession of a man or of anation—a day beginning with laughter and boasting, but ending in bitter sorrow and the biackness of night. Who ever heard of arecklessly extravagant man being permanently prosperous. Everyone has noted how } tlge man who persistently wastes his in- come, whether it be small or great, comes to griefin the end, The who spends all he earns never gets on in the world. The workingman who on Satu day night gets rid of all he has earned during the week becomes

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dependent upon o hers in his old age. }

Ecoi 0 <y is not p:rsimony, but ex- travagenc:; is wastefulness. Everyone has noted how differently two men having the same income live, when one is eco 10mical and the other extra- vagant, One perhaps secures for him- self aid ‘anily apretty home, enjoys the simple comforts of life, and has mcney in the benk for a rainy day. Th: others sp: nds all he earns and yet never seems to have anything. He may n t be bad or dissipated, but he gets rid of his money without getting

What the number is of Boers inval—

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titute in his old age. All his had work goes for nothing because he 15 extravagant Hespends his mon y on useless, unnecessary |hings wh n he has plenty and afterwards has to go without necessities- Of course it sometimes happens that a man’s wages are too small for him to Save anything, no matter how econom- ical he may be, and then the fault is not his, but every one of these who is thrifty, sensible, far seeing an: fond of his fainily, avoids getting into debt if it is within the range of _ possi- bility. A working man with a debt has not his serrows to seek.

An extravagant business man, wast- ing his money on high living and foolish investments, ends in bankrup- tcy, while his eccnomical rival, saving money to extend his business, prosper and grows rich. ‘The economical man sometimes spends large amounts to carry out big projects, but he would never ve able to dc so if he did not husband his means and carefully guard against unnecessary expendit- ures On small things.

The economical man bears in mind the fact that the world’ goes through alternating periods of prosperity and depression that good times are invari- ably followed by bad times, and he regulates his expenditures accordingly. If he has contracted a debt during a period of depression he reduces it during a perion of prosperity. He does not greatly raise his scale of ex- penditure in the gocd times pecause he knows that having once adopted a cettain style of living ic is diffcult to return to the lower scale of expendi- ture when bad times come.

Nations may be extravagant as well as individuals and a Government some- times goes ona spree.

‘Mania for Operations

Among the Doctors. No Need of the Knife to Gure Plies. A Surer, Cheaper Easier Way, Dr. Chase’s Ointment:

Dread of the surgeon’s knife causes multitudes of people to suffer on year after year with piles, when they could be cured without risk, expense, or dan- ger of an operation by using Dr. Chase’s Ointment, the only preparation

uaranteed to cure any case of itching,

leeding, or protruding piles.

Rey. J. A. Baldwin, Baptist minister, Arkona, Ont. writes:—“For over twenty years I was a great sufferer from itching and pretruding piles. I used many remedies and underwent three very painful surgical operations, all without obtaining any permanent benefit. When about to give up in de- spair I was told to use Dr. Chase's Oint- ment, and did so, finding relief at once, I used three boxes, and almost en- tirely cured. The itching is all gone. IE have advised others to use it, believing it would cure them as it has me.”

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is the only positive and actual cure for every form of piles, 60 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Toronte.

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WANTED.—A smart steady boy about 15 years Of age to attend a store. One who tai = some experience preferred. apply at this offics,

A CARD

R. MACNEILL, M. D.

cine including the specialties.

3rd door akove Kindergarten Hall.

Office and Residence—Prince Street

oe P. GIFKINS; Gen. Manager

‘ Kentville N. 8, May 26th, 1906.

7 to 8 p, m. dy & wkly 3 mos,

Hours—g to 11 a. m. rte 3 and

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GREAT GLEARANGE SALE OF BOO!

(LU to..o CLOCK oe"

W. H. STEWART & CO

Who Have Cone of Business, Will te Sold at

TREMENDOUS SLAUGH

ae Ae at

Discounts 30 to 40 per Cent and Half

‘The Stock Is Practically

Having 30 years experience in the practice of his profession, may be con sulted 01 all branches of general medi

Now is the time to buy Shoes at yourown price --a2'c : Goft Bros wil! conduct the sale.

Charlottetown Writing ned

Will re-opew a 2

ray on Monday, ALA

‘ Althcugh students ma h in time, it is desirable thee” COter dents enroll as soon as no tena term Opens,

Gradnates from this employment, and ibey a Keepivg up our direction oy entering ag ;

early ing.

as prssible, . Susstcts: Book-keerj doub'e entry (che pale sa “e Boe fe ‘. c eomaoebip, Busi "iy Commercial Arithmetiagl a ty Railroading,Steamboai My practice in the Col Bask) Typ. eyihens aod Navigation, ; AOULTY: L i t Teacher of Book-b _ Pri, Business Practice, Bacinets ae, ence, Typewriting and N. Vigation, Macmillan (Vice: Prigy \ Teacher of Railroading, Sieantacy

Banking, Accounting and Actay

Practice. J Harry Williams eacher of Ra. E Faeveeitn. - Of Bat : m. Moren (ij : Shorthand. pr Teac g | J L Joncas (Quebec), at ad ing, Lettering and tein ee a Beside our regular COUTEE Of Jeph: on Commercial Law, | given by many of our Businees men. Ansouncement

application forme, ®pply at once to

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Faust Blend Coffee in 1 lb ti k

(Very fine flavor) oe Koast Beaf in 2 Ib tins 3c ead. Pe Compressed Ham in 2ib tins 32c eu fF Ceylon Tea in 1 1b fancy tins. re

Pineapple Chunks in 2 lb tins SOc each FE 4, Quaker Rolled Oats, 16¢ package fy Dessicated Rolled Wheat 16¢ pec Brown and Webbs pure ~ Fruit Syrups 35¢ bottle Wes: India Lime Juice 25¢ boith

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DENTISTRY|}

BY SPECIALISTS.

PAINLFSS DENTISTRY by of of ¥ LECTRICITY. or by the BERLIN METAOD.

MODERN DENTISTRY Com} and Bridge Work (Teeth witb- out Plater).

ARTIFICIAL TEETH—We watt all kinds. Teeth itbout Paia.

Berlin Dental Parlos. | §

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