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M Grazet of Friday p

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rom Canada to

1asks the Gov- f $50,000 to

ng its practibil- s shows a huge lameter and With this. slung on an gs the ship broad- ier, against the es are fastened,

. we r the speed sixty ndet di vided mpa , an del each a pr tection for the look ik pror ade for passen-

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WEATHER HINTS,

the weather |

fa In general, soft, delicate forms of unusual mean rain,

with lefinite t vrat} gandy, ara i” l ids A da ' . e sky is windy; but rt vhit, ght bite sky indicates fine louds re rail , more

weat G ra hy¢ after ¢

20 rhe

vy Canadian

acco unt qn r.E. A. Rose hay- a y Dodd’s Kid-

r , attracted widespread attention re, though, pro- pe ‘rmanent doubt ers it for a year back ig to his prac- rge one, in this country, and

return of the disease. lass and the doctor is the precau- tor otherwise, that are al- for people threatened or trou-

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wk World started a discus- among others who rave opinions ersoll,the well-known ’ : tle took the view that suicide was f e-eap ng from has number of

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weather ahead could get off and the clouds rolled bv

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Parliament tos ippl ee bers but the reporter brand y-and-water member habttually spol brandy-and-water besidk

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Lady Dufferin was review of Russian soldier her as ret ment was named after the Emp Now, it so happen¢ 1 that this C turne A“ Or, 43 Some may, snub nose, the odd thing about body of tr was thatall the men had been selected

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in the world. The mules that transport | TUE SDAY, NE 26ru, at 7 p. m., and

ed the baggage of the British army curing | every Tues i iy thereafter, until further

the last Egyptian war were bought in St} notice i; iwkesbury, Wednesday, at 10

Louis. a. m.; arriving at Boston early Friday = : morning.

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Tuesday, Thursda the source ot oO : ys y id Saturday at noon.

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HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA, #8! steauner. ‘ ; ie aw . Through Tie kets for sale and baggage A Spenish musician has devised 4| checked at Prince Edward Island Railway system of musical notation by which | stations » flat and sharp syst is done away| 7... ¢.11; — harp system is done aw | For full information as to rates of = ° sage, freight, ete., apply to office of A Railway Manager Says: Charlottetown Navigation Co, ; “In ss ply 7 Se ion do > n chil-} H. L. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canada on n . ae a 20 E Emulsion, I say Plant Wharf, Halifax. o! n € Contrary, they are fond of a > . . r «eset, a RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents and es them pictures of healt " . 5 wate ate ? North Side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston. There are no servants 1 the Ti tol June L6 eee household. The Count cuts his own fire- wood, while the Count prepa heit REV simple meals. Cramps in the stomach are instantly re- lieved by taking twe nty or thirty drops of ee

I have opened a new JEWELRY and )} FANCY GOODS ae on ter STREET, opposite J e D. McLeod & Co’

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Open daily from 7 a. m. till 9.30 p.m.

Dr. Manning’ 8 german re fear in eweetened water. Sold by all

warm druggists

Thomas Hobbes, the philoso oe, called the Bear, on account of his ferocious manner and his habit of swearing on even the smallest provocation.

was

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Patton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen Square,

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great | A. MeQUAID,

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hey want, and so are rareiy a! v eo mo ae prefermet 1 \ New \ A iM other Say $ : p r 10 was recently nominal i aad come 2 “T Cannot Speak of it too saving iat he ~was governor where h ° ona a 1 lieutenant governor where he Highly ° lived and the duties of those two offices were all he could attend t I [Imperial H ‘ iy an nas cur »n Da ‘ ( ; i The disease peara at Kattow The authorities at Post ywrders for the closing ul there This step taken as a the prevention of 5} Thirty-two new cases twenty-three death ocecurre 1 at var us pia luring the week ¢ 2 It is now said tl Br i ment officials art { all rms that are fitt manufacturing ammunit M which have been warned for either Japan or China variably that they inten led ie Soveramant'> pe BABY ROBERTSGN. nowledged that they we erials or vessels of war } tested . Mrs. W. W. Robertson, of 70 Elliot Row, ably that the materials a1 7 ’ St. John, N. B., writes as follows : to be sent to South A : : oh, | please find photo of my baby, In hardly a case has a firm stopped its] y A R rtvon, aged [2 months, weight suspec ted activity _— ame Oo “ vent ne pounds, he has 12 teeth and | ernment’s Warning the best of health. He was very The Colonial Secretar ] aru vl months old, and Dr. Walker to the Governor-Genera f Ca A>) ad i me to feed him on Lactated Food. under date of Aug. Sth, co} f H have 1 overthree dozen packages, Majesty’s proclamation of neut \ 1 not vithoutit if it cost as the occasion of war betw Ch n wa I cannot speak of it too Japan, together with 1 ! ey . i} ito continue its wee. letter from the foreig I Z| My baby x ed seven and a half pounds the rules which Her Majesty is i vh t to be observed on the San ictated Food is ife to the infant at all Lord Ripon says: I have to req at | seasons t vear: it isa guard and you will cause both documents e | s} | m a fantile mplaints and immediately published throug t , i t dear mothers. it will colony under your government and { y sa ir bal and make them you will not fail toconform t H ! , healthy and hapy Majesty's ‘ omman - The | ponte coment tee” arena coreg tumams ‘i Ma a ried to woman is of _ trouble. In the ODDS AND ENDS. aoe ee ere eee and in the senile i it L vones it goeth, but During digestion ' He spendeth shekels stomach is i ased nens to cover the ; t he is seen ‘at the R a e : a . mt one splender. antracei cangae _ x or ass; and draw- A . : ; tsprings. He rises, valid as " wea —rra y ga ments of the night, Many savage na s nambulent paregoric, the male nt deities, the | the licky stomach of his ple that the good gods would Yes, he is altogether wretched | they ¢ 1 for | unity a ' ery. Wide is the road and the ev rods or d ns needed - | Proad way that leadeth to the gate tion. f , and many there are that Tt. used to be the cust nthe 5 . thereat

THE MAN IN THE IROM MASK,

The Most Recent “ Discovery" of This Mysterious Personage,

There are some historic mysteries that excite increasing interest the more the at- tempt: to solve them are baffled. The last word has not yet been spoken in regard to the authorship of the celebrated letters of Junius. Notwithstanding the concur- rence of Macaulay, Sir James Mackintosh, De Quincey and other eminent critics in fixing “Junius” upon Sir Philip Francis, the claim of France has been well nigh abandoned in recent )jears, Aside from certain facts and dates that go to over- throw the claim of Francis, his identity with ‘Junius’ can be maintained only at the complete sacrifice of his character; and Francis was by no means a bad man.

Another historic riddle which for nearly two hundred years has defeated the guesses of the curious is the Man in the [ron Mask, who was imprisoned for years in the Bustile The Duke of Monmouth; Fouquet, ex-Min- ister of Louis XIV; and Count Er’colo Antonio Matthioli, the Italian traitor and spy; Oldenburg, the poison mixer, and several other personayes, have in turn worn the mask of iron in various accounts and traditions. But the latest and appar- ently a successful attempt to discover the secret has been made by Emile Bargand and Bazieres in » work entitled ‘‘Le Mas- que de Fer, a Revelation of the Cipher Correspondence of Louis XIV.” The au- thors fell upon their discovery iu a curi- ous way when editing the correspondence of the famous Marshal Catinat. The Mar- shal had preserved only his papers relating to the campaign of 1686, but among these were accidentaily saved two letters in cipher, dated July 8 and 9, 1691. Bazieres found the key to the cipher, and found also, to his great surprise, that is solved the mystery of the Iron Mask.

Louis XiV at the period in question was at war with half of Europe, and Marshal Catinat, in command of the French, con- fronted Prince Eugene in Northern Italy. After several successes of Catinat, Louis set his heart ou the capture of Cuneo, in Savoy, and gave orders for its immediate investment. ‘The siege operations were in- trusied to a veteran campaigner, Lienten- ant General Vivien Labbe, Seignieur de Bulonde. Instead of taking the fortress, Bu'onde was completely routed by Eng ne, and retrea‘ed with the loss of his artillery and mu.citions of war. This disaster in the midst of a career of victury deeply in- eensed Lou's, who attributed it to the cowardly conduct of his General, in the cipher letters Louvois, the Minister of War, tels Marshal Catinat that the Kiny is grea uded at the behavior of Bua- londe in avandoning the siege of Cuneo, and o*™ders he be arrested and con- veyed tu the neighboring citadel of Pigner- ol. Miunte orders were given at the same time concerning the treatment of the dis- tinguished prisoner. He was to be locked in a cell of the e.tadel at night, but to be periniited to promeuade the walls by day.

Should this be the true svlution of the mystery it explains the command of Louis XIV. to provide a prisoner by day with a maxk. ‘The correctuesa of the key to the cipher of the year 1691 is established by the later discovery of a letter (not in cipher) of Lonvois to Catinat on tne same subject and corresponding with the cipher

s0 many

ti

that

dispatch Whether these revelations agree with the subscquent career of Bul- onde remains to be determined. The Mask, whoever he may have been, was re- moved to the Bastile in 1698. The authors describe him from the accounts of con- temporary observers as a man of fine presence, with white hair, Although closely guarded, he was treated with yreat

i sat at the tavle with the gov

Ali this better fits Balonde than li ttle Matthi oli, who has been regarded by scme investigators as the wearer of the Iron Mask. For the rest,the magk was not of tron, but of black velvet, and was designed prevent his recognition Volt who first spoke of the Man in the Iron Mask, says he was an eminent personage, Was that personage Count Vivien Labbe Bulonde? The evi dence points strongly in his direction,— Philadelphia Record

resp ct, an

ernor of the some

merely to aire,

Odd Effect of a Strike,

Among the greatest sufferers by the cab strike are the parliamentary pigeons in New Palace Yard, which aiways fonnd an abundant supply of eorn from the nose bags «f the hor-es on the cab-rank at the entrance of the House of Commons. For years the spet has been, during the pirlia Inentary season, & happy hunting gro ind for hundreds of these birds, They never hang around the doors of the House of Lords. Peers yenerally walk to parlia ment, or if they drive it is invariably in their own carriages, the horses of wnich would disdain to eat in public.

No corn is ever tv be found at the Peers’ entrance; therefore it is that the pigeons all flock to the House of Commons, But since the commencement of the strike the birds have become quite demoralized. They know it is not the recess, because the light on the clock tower is there at night, and they cannot make out what has become of their friends the cabmen, the hor-es and the corn.

For some days their lamentable ‘'eco ing’ from the pangs of hunger was dis- tressiny to hear, until the hap, y ides came to Superintendent Horsley to institute a kind of vigeons’ soup-kitchen, or free breakfast table, every morning. A plenti- ful supply of crumbs and corn i scate red on the grouad, and the pigeous show their gratitude by flapping their wings and coo- ing in the major key. The superiniend- ent’s charitable exertions are sadwira ly supported by the members of the police force on duty at the House of Commons, — Lendpa Telegraph,

Elec dine | in Greece.

‘In Greece elections are held in churches on Sundry, In the church to which I succeede iu gaining acce-s on one election day there were ranged aronnd the walls forty-two boxes, that being the number of candidates to be voted for, These boxes were ab. ut the size and shape of « cracker box, one-half painted white, with ‘Yes’ on thei, and the other balf black, with ‘No’ on them. Beside each box stood a repre- sentative of the cundidate, and over the box was hung the candidate's picture, ~— voter, entered the church, had his mame registered and a check given him. In passing around the church the voter is given a bullet, or vote, by the representa- tive standing beside the box of each can-

as he

| didate. Neyative votes, as well as affirm- ative, must be cast, that is, if a voter ob-

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Fare to

Family Plots, 20x15 feet, sold at reduced

rats of coe ereveseseceon $20 00 Plots half above size, in “good localities.. 1250 Riale GGG, 6 oi inode aeis oo ae

fhe emetery is sustained by “subseriptiona from plot holders of not less than $2.00 able ist June in each year, and all pioks af subscribers are kept in order during the S@€ason.

Subserip s may be paid to any of the

Directors, or to the undersigned, and orders for any extra work to be done by the K ,

| must be left at the office of the Clerk of | County Court, HENRY SMITH, Secretary Sherwood Cemetery, junely—2m (mon sat)

TRE-SES and SPRING COTS, the cheapest yet. beautiful Rug Drawing Room Sets and Parlor Suits, cheap. Look at our new line of CHAMBER SETS before buying. We please the people every time. Don’t forget

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Mowers, Reapers and Rakes.

Real Estate Agency.

FOR SALE.—Several first-class Resi cences within city limits. Piices from two to six thousand dollars. Terms easy, Also, a namber of Dwelling Houses, Building Lote, ete., different prices, accord ing to location, ete,

rO LET.—* Watermere” and Park View Cottage, fronting the harbor, close by Victoria Park Also, one-half of the D 1 Builling.’ and the “Italiana Warehouse,” both centrally situated busi- ess places on Queen Street. Rents low For further particulars apply to

A. sacNBILLB,

Auctioneer & Real Estate Agent,

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New Herring. LiALF BARRELS, 10 BARRELS, ‘ther lots every few days. CARVELL BROS.

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Na origage Sale.

To be sold by Public | c Auction, at the Court House in Georgetown, » King’s County, Prince Edward Island, on FRIDAY, te thirty-f rst day of August, A D ist, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon

All tl ict, piece or parcel of land siti

e, lyis id being on vownshi p Number Sixty-on n King’s County a and des t follows, in s to say Com- m ng On the westside of ti Commerc Road, to the south o a small iract granted by \ im A. Martin and wife to John Styme

t; then westwardly atong the southerml bou iry of said tract for the distance of aime chains, or till it meets a farm oi John Stymie i thence southwardiy along the easterm boundary line of svid farm for a distance Of twenty-« chains and about f ae links; thence easiw ae y at right angles ere for the distance of nine chains, orun it reaches the Commercial Road: thence northwardly along said road to the place of commenee ment, containing twenty-five acres of land, @ littiec moreor jess, snd also all that othe? tract, piece and parcel of Jand situate, lying and being iownship Number Sixty-one afore id, bounded and described a» follows, that cin ane All that land over which the west branch of the Sturgeon Brook flows through the farm of John Stymvist, and a8 much lat ining thereto on each side of said y anch of the Sturgeon Brook as

sary 16 overflow in case of dam- iid Brook for mii! or other pur> the water

M waler power, where

of said Brook is now being or hereafter may ved maned ween § wlandea dWilliam A. Marin nad aiso th htuud privilege for the Mortg agee, his heirs, executors, ad- ministr rs and assign : at ons time or times

raise the water in the said Brook which runs through the farm oi John Styme ist by stopping the same atthe said Willem 4. Martin’s present or any future mill-<dam

whenever required for purposes of running ®

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saw or other mill, or for any purpose whatse- ever.

The above sale is made poner lo a power of sale contained in a certain Intenture @

Mortgage bearing date the third day of April, A ¥) 188s, m “a between William A. Martin and Ann Martin, his wife, of the one part, and the undersigned, James Clow, of the other mart

: For further particulars apply at the office of J. A. Matheson, Solicitor, Georgetown.

Dated this first day of August, a D 1894

JAMES CLOW,

Mortgagee. aug jilaw thar idan WANTED.—An honest, active goatee | to travel, with expenses pid, represent i. | ests ablished house. Salary 360 MONTHLY se increase, and position permanent if sulted, Enclose’ reference.—-THE DOMINION COMs PANY, 317 Omaha Building, Chicago.

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