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SEPTEMBER 9th I0 17111.

In niany_if not in all respects. The Nova Scotia Provincial Ex- hibition for |903 will be Greater and Grander than any

of its predecessors.

$17,000 §‘i.§ka.S‘lg‘iili§i.f2i_’§i§§

Arts and Domestic Departments.

$4 in purses for six days’ rac-

9 ing for trotters, pacers and

runners, the biggest meet ever held in the Maritime Provinces.

' exhibits on an unex-

ampled scale of - excel- ence and numbers

' of the products ot'

the farm the field and thc garden. and great display of

the live stock of the Maritime Prov- inces.

O da 'll be d -

vgteed tgawrlepetitioeu of and improvement on the success- iul event instituted last year.

b da d b f

night prg;ramni5e oi unprecedented splendor, beauty and skill. 'Iwo prognmmes dcily.

° Rates at very low iig-

ures _-cn all lines ot travel.

\V1-ire for p-ize lists and all inform-

ation to

J. E WO0D. $.i.“»‘?.`gil.i?fil.

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Purost oi Emolliogts. and Greatest of Skin tures.

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The Most Wonoorlul llurativo ol All Tino

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For lorlurlng, lllsllgurlng Skin Honours

Aoll Forest and Sweetest ot Toilet Emollioots.

Cnticura Ointment is beyond question

the most successful curative for tortur- ing,dlsiiguriug humour! of the skin and scalp, including loss of hair. ever compounded, in proof of which a. single anointing preceded by a hot bath with Cnticnra Soap, and followed in the severer cases, by a dose of Cuti- cura Resolvent, is often sufficient to afford immediate relief in the most distressing forms of itching. burning and scaly humours, permit rest and sleep. and point to a speedy cure when all other remedies fail. It is especially so in the treatment of infants and chil- dren, cleansing, soothing and healing the most distressing of infantile hu- rnonrs, and preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scald and hair.

Cuticurs Ointment possesses, at the

same time, the charm of satisfying the simple wants of the toilet, in caring for the skin. scalp, hair, hands and feet, from infancy to age, far more effect- ually, agreeably and economically than the most expensive of toilet emollients. _ Its “Instant relief for skin-tortured l‘ babies," or ‘“Sanative,antiaeptic cleans-

ing,” or “One-night treatment of the l hands or feet," or ‘° Single treatment ` of the hair,” or “Use alter athletics,”

cycling, golf, tennis, riding, sparrinfr. or any sport, each in connection with _ the use of Cuticura Soap, is sufficient gl evidence of this. i ¢.¢,,,,g,,.,m..¢, fm-mszcmseim

l . liobbhtx Aust‘nlh.B~ T0* l l 131 c_¢ei_l;i:_fu au. ram: n.-figs

gg.; ' ixomenrahhuliook

'f “_ in to be desired For s and aceurac

l' ’ g ~ P-° #Ferrozohe

PM liiilllll lilllilli illliilli lllltll lllli lllllllillitll [lill- lllilllll. |905.

llpon lo the ilentlon liorileos

To be held on the grounds of the Ch’toWn, Driving Park. and Provincial Exhibition As- sociation at Ch’town on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, 22nd, '23l’ll» 24111 and 2511! SCN. 1903.

The largest prize list yet.

Over $6,000.00 in Prizes.

Live stock, dairy products and

poultry entries close nth Sept., all other entries close on 18th Sept.

Two Days Horse Racing

Wednesday and Thursday, 2311 and 24th Sept-

The fastest classes ever started on the Island.

$1,350.00 IN PURSES

The very lowest rates for Ex-

hibits and Passengers on Stam- boat and Railways. _ _

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Ii IS iiiHiPBiSENT DAY.-

THR GUTIRDZIKNQ ,?3Rm¢§L!DWA¥D ISLQHD; l_JST 4; 1903 '

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ll TIMES PAST

The Story of How Messages are Flashed Across the Atlantic

-in this Line the British are Likely to Remain in the _

Forefront-Fortunes are Made and lost Over the i

Wires. ` ‘

While the commercial practic ibility of , the Marconi “wireless” telegraph remains it

tobe demonstrated, the Atlantic cable_ service is conducted in amanrer that _'_ must astonlsh even Lord Kelvin,who in- " vented the Mirror instrument by which the first csblegram was flashed across the _ Atlantic. »

To-day, thanks to the stlmulative in-

fluence of keen competition, this twenty- seven-word message, which occupied twenty-five minutes in transmission, could be transmitted in half a minors The original tariff was £1 per word; D068-I _J it is ls. Then there was only one company ‘ and one cable. Now there are six com- panies and fourteen cables. Another German cable is now being laid. Each. cable's carrying capacity being increased 90per cent by Dr Muirhea.d‘s famous duplex system, this will virtually equal quite twenty-eight cables. The capital of the Atlantic companies aggregates £22,- 000,000: the yearly gross braille probably yields £1,300,000. The working expanses of a. well-managed company should not ex- ceed48 per cent, of its gross receipts' There are two British companies, two American, one German, and one French. The two latter are generously subsidized by their respective Governments, the de- sire beingto create German and French

cable systems entirely independent of Bri'

tish control. I understand that the Kai ser is keenly interested in German cable developments As his navy grows, so will his means ot world-wide communication.

At a time when British enterprise is

said to be languishing it is gratifying to _ record that the ‘Auglof the pioneer Atlan- tic company, still maintains its traditional superiority.The organization and manage- ment of the other companies leave noth

been really substantiated, the latter com-` pany may be sal i to retain its premier

made and laid and one repaired and work-

On the other haud,the German and French

position. The American cables were glad tosay. it is the most excellent rem-

Premising that the operations are similar- in Ireland and in the new world. let us imagine ourselves at acoast station for twenty -four hours. For table omces never close, and -the recorders of the various companies have reeled out hundreds of thousands of miles of slip since the first one was invented by Lord Kelvin. -About 6 a. m. the night operators are relieved by the day brigade-smart, fresh, alert, pre- pared to deal with the day’s traffic. This ` comment es with a few struggling mes- sages from America, Europe, or the Far l East, gradually developing into a steady “rush” between 2 and 7 p. m. London itime. i The entire system is worked at maxi- imum spe »d; the stations clear for action, the Duplex is “balanced,” everything ex- Iamined and prepared. Each is on the alert; the managers anticipate the slight- est hitch; check clerks dart hither and ,thither with messages, slips, etc. The buzz ofthe recorders, the tick-tack of the Morse and Recorder keys are heard; auto- matic punchers and transmitters keep up accnstant clutter and whiz as they rush the Stcck Exchange and ott er work through at lightning _spec i. Silence is generally maintained by the staff, and at *disciplined order reigns -throughout the" bodice.

No More Pains _ in thc Stomach

Because the Greatest of Stomach Remedies Was Used

_ _A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ they may, perhaps, claim equality with _ ‘ the ‘Anglo.’ But this claim never having °-°- "E

Mr. R. Harriss of Rockwood, Ont.,

writes! “In regard to Ferrozone, I am

edy for stomach trouble Before using

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, _ ‘_ _ A I abnormally smart, the Americans have of pains in the stomach a_nda sorenessin ` i~__ - 5'* never mastered the scientific menchuuicalv 1 g\;0_-_£0235 ' I _'?_llln'k¢DJ__¢_>!l§0l NIB DMG Of .\\ _ I 7 . .__ a 1 8 8 8 em rv " " de ' f 'md °p"°“'° s°°r°t‘° °f '°°l’l° belegrwhy ` Mr. Ernskst V.' Jordan of”'f‘renton,

wwrites: "I had asevere attack of stomach

= trobi nd di ti h - _ _-» - 322233 '?.’.T."..°,,,,"_‘-,<1 ego; _-3;;-;,,s;,§f°,§,5»,{ ..,:..:.:.._‘°..§:: ::=.:;..l°“..°:.f.°Pls'.:.

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ever-and cibling isnecessarily a question

of ‘rl|.sh’-the British qperllbOl'_S i-till réign supreme. They r'en`d-Mil-:url llsosirder, or Morse with equal facility. Some will read by sound at a rapid mite, typewritlng the messages as they are clicked forth . ‘

TIE Umm SIN FRONT

G G In Atlantic cabling the British are

-‘ ' - likely to remain in the forefront, They

____ ` are consltautlysearching for time-saw 1’b0X&€l‘ Si! YJOXPS for £2.50, at dfuirgists,

‘.,._,»__,;,-__ _F 1].: 5 .__`__;_ __._.___.

_ _ _ _ d who _T __ ~ tu -Th or e Ferrosone Company. King

The Ann-nail Scottish Gaiicrlug _"3 °'° d _ac‘_`_;:;‘°g__, “pm tg' bf Ont. Dontdelay. Get Ferrosone tdday.

_ - _ increase -o ere e pu

under the Ausplces of the Cale ic are the result-of sound administration

donia-u Club of Prince Edward Is- __ dent _ _mo _ ,_ ,______e___.. (XHSEBVATIVE ORGAMZ land’ Wm be held on the Tlheyshave rrzvtbr helzitirtenivtoolxlopt the --

latest' scientihc iiiiproverne'-:nt,`the finest

put in creating a distinctly American

wt New or s nvo esanexcu l=ive£dli(li0 cali costl land lines ten

L killll _did-80. Since using Ferrou- oue _bavehothad any further trouble, ‘ .ndcanreeommend it asa positive cure. -.My wise also-found Ferrozoue a good

togveond nerve streogtheoer." ~ _ erybody that ever used _Ferroxone 'yspeaks ini-tas highly of it. It strength- ens the-sromach and digestive organs and _assists them in carryuig on their wink `_Fen_°onone purifies the blood and gives ~ new energy to the nerves. It is the best _tonic andrebuiidor and good for-young and old-alike. Just try Ferrozone; re suits will astonlsh ou. Price 50c per

Morzfrnnar. July 31-Charles E. Tanner,

electrical apparatus; their maxiagere elee- _K. C. M. L. of Picton, N. S., has been

_ .T_ ti-icians, and operators are highly tizained ‘appohted Conservative organizer for the

l - A ' and liberally remunerated for zealous ‘Ql'°Vil°¢ Of N0" S¢0ifll-'BUG H011- L.0\1lS

_ G E To N service. The ‘fAnglo" played a prominenu P. .Pelletier and Hon. Michael F. Hackett

for the provmce of Quebec. The appoint-

-=0N- “arbitrage” market in London by giving mentsere taken to mean that elections

V 903 stock brokers a. three minutes service bare Gobsidercd 010% at hlnd-

l-Wal-liC5d3_» g- 'ii el in Y ir. rin i iv 1

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In addition to the usual games o;Jevi;_to S1201; diKerent Sets of Cblllplicabed cable inS’tl'\l- ` 'ONE IN FOUR PERSONS _ Q

ti:ei;_;~o°i;i:;tt?`t;_ ct:n¢_e?;_°:;;_,,,m__,; °n°te;_n\1__ ments, and abeuta hundred expert over- __ Gee person in _everly four suffers argue gil mergegfmiar eompf_titt_ic_>‘n.y“’i;h_e` ators. The two American companies pro- <;rless_tt:eom itchiugtg alles. Ssge _:lc ; og m wi _ - “Ng now na me o eir a en , an °i14>_°fflI\TY of 145:36 *¥h¢43l\\!°"“¥ 1° in' vide. 5 “md” ce’ and have "mend others have not heard of Dr. Chase`s Oint- camtai or-shelf owneounty. _a pfivilssl Whwh a fair record for smartness. _ment “the only absnhte and gunna,” 'l31p¢d\n°g‘i°m“mimbei(:¢ui5e‘cIi|Qi;?n;¥:¢ild souris at s T50 P09* 050° ifiiillll, ‘V110 @1102-l'f\llly.,cure for this distressing disease. If‘ycu~ convenient hour in thé .n»rnin_g,retur:i;_S 91'” accept over an hoair's delay between Paris 5 §113€l‘€l` “Sk __¥0\11`l1$_lRhb0l‘S 85003 ¢“’¢_ _“UL 1'°“°"“¥ “° _ *’°~°» mn. _ and Londor, may be interested to know mggg; _P:;;':f:of°",;he neg? gmfg

Special attractions in front Of _ _ sution Fare 'rnin that a cable director -once assured me that m¢;-its bging passes fmm frrgng to frpmd,

the Grand Stand. ' ' _ `

For entry. foams, prize lists.

race programmes and all inform- ation address -

entities?

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‘loyalty jmevlon . . . . .. .9»._U° __ York . . . . . . . . . ... 9409 __

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TENIQIBB-

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Sgglned, here, ind ddg nder ' for _the purchase of the Dominion steamer °‘ACldll. Will be received until noon of t5¢¢;=llff\l 587 °f AK! for H151 ` mi” *lil Hngiii§','§l"¢i.°ff°f»a cms ef me mme "%¢l4il.”jusr as she wi1t'ht~fo¢1ld’tf ‘UI :_ af of the Marine

so risuonau ` ¢g_¢=t¢l`¢i|=f`l

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he would open an ezhoe anywhere in the city to save ten seconds. After- this de- claration I was not surprised to notice that he had opened an otlice in Shortcis court to save a few you-ds for the stock brokers. This was a costly innovatiou,l and its success was d0lll0!1Strated by the I

I If a rival tablish

Just underneath the pioneers office l

Practically Shotter‘s court talks direct,

to the New York Stock ExchaDB¢.~ ln- oneicable office there is one -little Horse

' ""`"'"f.`ffffffii`°9°`ifii1I.ffffgg :I instrumentfni-the “stock” rw, work-__ _

, R¢tnmine,sn_¢_¢-lat train wid i¢2'¢¢G¢°l§¢¢¢lYl ing direct with the Irish termina station. A `- " w 7"

if 5-°° 9°” f Sixehnndred messages, averaging six Chase’s Ointmentisa _ _

By kind permission of the Iuggpillid- words each. are often transinitted ij' __ -~ _ ?_ €iore;t:dr` v8f;Sr__»?_°:"_'_°_f§‘sh_*_’ dz hc__ur.,-_§pnie_ big stock init” blgdznuandgggrdu »

the Ghfherinlp irill t'”°’a’0 t° ‘enum-°s‘“' in the 87 i ttmoiiialsin the dailypressand ask - ‘h we ,ivm-,Ke Qf gum; eg 1-gg ‘of"ab`out tour hours. A “stock” messggetoi-s whattheythinkofib Youcan Engl: by Elie For-estors’__ Snecislg-ui_n iwimlike this: - `» `§fltd3:r1ii}g:lii!i>m4asidii“ntacrum% H

;w hleavos'Sum|sordf&a'|':£G‘~l.1ili..0ll _ ~ - - ~ f- s 4-- ' --

his Anim-squib. gi . mx. . _ . i -

_ _at____(i _ town It . - . . * .6 - . _ "1%];4‘§_u='|;|%}aL|ih;¢”|:nrfi'rEéu%om` tligrrgizhe fol- _ A. K. represents the flu. Tbefn- _, r* » Lying shy. Return hue troll Summer- tire line, more than 3,000 iiilcs long, ‘ e $1 70 md (mm other stations dt cor 8 me a In Th

_ A~ozoo,ooo rms.

` rem Cong, ous, Jury 31-Fire mme hot night in Hobart (Okla.), in a saloon on _the south side of the square, and at a late hom- was still nurning.` Four blocks have

_gt €’P°’<d' °P‘_'i[° “if ` ‘ °‘ '“°'"- been destroyed. The iossviii museum,-

_(lX). Assistant Manager Hughes, of the

_,Telephone Exchange, dropped dead while

dghting the fire.

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Each tendgee must anno B125 1? “Kb ‘°°=l>ted cheque for \c° of 21|; _ll|°ll*._ °__ $5*

oier. ~ ' _ ° H. _,e '_ a _*Tis hithest or any tendetwlll

8 Q .....ii°.§.".'.'.i’i E°~%£?§ ei.. dcept ou of the ceepted euvkr.

The steamer cali be second tin-thethiorinl

isfolt simontaneously in Loudon. 3

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lastinaféw minutes. The cables Eb y

l1S:;:}tim¢m°,¢°d°ft3g=p5:;:ii:,fJt?yg`:&Ai{:,' E. S”-' brute' with frantic oruers to buy, sell, ' ir. s. __ __` ' “U ' »- feel audulote. - Striking is the coiiii!!9t '

D¢Duty Minister of ihfiae and lfishefki- ll _ _ " _ '

D¢i>\rtment of Marine and Fbhtfitl.

Ottawa, 16th July, i903.

75i\.Sl.tlAug4. _,_ »

ssuamgnaed P 'l=‘orhea1th,oo` 0112 E E '»Ltvér`yseaures,’4;ii¢i§¢¢" fi _i E __ '58' ”

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between the howliulr, smuggling, ges§ lstiag brohsrs and, the calm, quiet. oppr-l

uixumbshp’ 6 CHA; xcsl ' R't “Mm” m°i”°°.m ° °°“5i'°°t SYDNEY og ntl of

lf; 1' a!y'ar.ToeE? £313 _i thrill °“ "\°iN°' ’Y°rk; Swck Bah e by". thd Domitlioudodl Qim§nyfLfor

.my n=~~a'1ar:5oum,»iin if ‘ 9,s75

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Dear Sirs.-I hue used ll.l¥ABP'S`

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GIG-Ud‘.r*‘°U‘“B°°d‘Pi P’ ' I ' - rs; LINlmi:N'1'i sublet we-a ._ _ i ` I' '°|°“d° the uckmki gym and 'wn';i.'in¢l‘li"_'e|»s1v¢ry¢1_¢;t°£r glasses -ati’ once.°e.__ _ _

Y " st ` I ipairi work is eiieeksaby lwrséfi Shlean get md stlvnzli ' Bring your eye 1:13551 hu

'"3' and speedwhenanerror -mayspolIa£1(li l 9% HpQ*H‘

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_ DAMPEBS-BACK T0 BE. _,rl _,_ _

Thp»*‘Sunshine" consumes so little

during night that plenty remains to li an instant and strong fire when tht dam* are openg in the momifig. The operator*

then retulfn to his whlki ' house is heating-heats ii 15 ot

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Selflhcting gas damper work!

ally so that disagreeable odors always ' through ‘Hia gas-pipe - never pall tg registers into the house. , _

The “Sunshine” is simple in cmstrlok,

easy to operate, requires very little attend* and will produce more heat from the Q amount fuel them any other heater.

Costs, no more than common furmoos. _,

_Bums Goal, éolre qr Wood.

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TOURISTS 0

Who want to make dollars by sdblny (km, will do well

to call at our store for their Sails and Ohvvoah.

Nowhere in Canada can they see more attractive moi,

nor be better Etted. American Tourists can save 50 per cent by having their clothes mide' by us.

Our cutter and workmen are in the front rank. You

cannot fail to be pleased by giving us' a trial order

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i Merchant:'1‘ail§f, S0uth`of Post OEH. ' ‘Vi

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land double in Nickel- Mountiugs. _

.and terms.. _- it . -.f_. .

can lilies.

lhuggies, Jump Seats, Phaeton”i,¥8hfi!yif‘hnd"'R@°'¢lW, ‘Wi ,er¢.°19S__i11s_ei1ie!_l2i!€S£_Pfi2°.§=_ ._..._,..__. _

. Many people mas! over-

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UPWARDD.

in light Solid Nickel

~Best value in P. E. Island,_\,ca.ll them. and,

Fon no

We have twenty diferent

We have just received ano er -shipment consisting of

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Steel Rakes, VSt& °‘Es;i1n?"i'm A” 1 3 . nfto 6 Gil.) ` fHay Forks, Hay Carriers, Hay Rope, Pulleys, etc., etc. "

Don't forget all an,l__i_nspe t our goods A.

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Statesmen. I __ Retehuts,

and men in every sphere of life are invggi,_ _

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GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE QDMPAI

Write or;ca-ll.

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