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CALLING PLACES

Sheet Harbor, Salmon River, Isaac Harbor, Goldboro, Sum- mersidc, Caaso,Arichat, Hawks- bury, Port; Hood, .

RATES-Specially low for oats,

pctatoes, etc., etc. General!

Merchandise at moderate rates.

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Mrs. West, graduate of the Boston

Millinery School, has opened up a millinery establishment on Fitzroy Street, near Great George. Prompt attention to all orders and charges

moderate.

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Iam instructed by Mr. A. E. lugs,

'to sell by Public Auction on Thurs- »day the 31st, day of July, instant, at _4 o‘clock, p. m., about 15 acres of

. To be sold in whole or in

'lots to suit purchasers.

Terms made known at sale.

F. H. HORNE,

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lprilgs and Wells In Palestine Are Protected by Severe Laws.

Water is the most precious thing in

Palestine, and the laws which protect springs and wells are very severe. Most of the wells are artificial. Rich men at very great expense have chis- eled basins and reservoirs out of the rocks to receive the flow from springs, and in many places where no springs could be found they have drilled through the limestone a hundred feet and sometimes twice that distance to the artesian basin.

None but very rich sheiks can afford

such an expenditure. Nevertheless, they have not only been the greatest benefactors of their fellow men, but those who have sunk wells and built fountains have erected monuments to their fame more enduring than palaces or temples or shafts of granite.

The temple of Solomon has vanished

forever, but the pools which he walled up with masonry and tllled with water still remain. The wells that Abraham and Jacob drilled in the rock as acts of piety as well as power are as im- mortal as their names and will live for~ ever as long as men feel thirst. I

According to a just custom of the

country, water rights could never be

forfeited. No man who owned a well'

might refuse his neighbor water for his family or his docks, but the lord of the spring was inviolate. No cred- itor or enemy could take his water rights away from him. To injure or fill up a well was an unpardonable crime. When the Philistines threw earth and stones into the well of Abra~_ ham, they intended to challenge him to a war of extermination. These cus-_ toms and regulations remain today.-

` THEARABS of YEMEN. inmwma ............ ._

a story which 'rm-own a strong

Light on Their Ulanracter. ~ oa°]i'n'°‘*’e‘1§s' ' ‘ ° '

The Times of India tells the follow- ing story to show the character of the' Arabs of Yemen. A man of Zaraniks who several times cut the telegraph lines and who was punished more than once was caught on one occasion by an Arab sheik in charge of the lines. The sheik intended to send him to Meedy forimprisonment, but theirife of the accused came in and stood as a guarantee for his future good behavior. The sheik accepted the bail and re- leased him, but shortly afterward he again resorted to his old practice of cutting the wires and bolted away to another village at a distance of a day's march, where he had another/ wife. The sheik then sent for his first wife, who stood security for him, and told _her he would disgrace her among the Arabs if she failed to bring in her hus- band. , ' _ ` . _ The woman asked the sheik not to “spread the black sheet" (a. .custom of the country when any one commits a breach of trust) until the following day. She started that night, taking a sharp dagger concealed under her clothes, to the village where her hul- band was staying. She _found him asleep in his abode _and stabbed him, cnt his throat and carried his head back to her hosie. The next morning she went to the sheik and presented the head of her husband, saying: “Here is your criminal, and I am freed from the bail. Please do not afllx the black sheet.”-Loudon Telegraph.

;

High Temperature. _

Tommy had had pneumonia, so had

been for some time in hospital, where they treated him so well that he was much averse to the prospect of being discharged as “cured.”

One day the doctor in charge was

taking his temperature, and while Tommy had the thermometer in his mouth the doctor moved on and hap- pened to turn his back. Tommy saw his chance. He pulled the thermometer out of his mouth and popped it into a cup of hot tea, replacing it at the iirst sign of the medico turning.

When that worthy examined the

thermometer, he looked first at Tom- my, then back to the thermometer and gasped:

“Well. my man, you’re not dead. but

you ought to be!"

Nature His Hired Man.

It was in the far south.

“How’s times?" asked the tourist. "Pretty tolerable. stranger," respond-

ed the old man who was sitting on :\ stump. “Iliad some trees to cut down, but the cyclone leveled thexn and saved me the trouble."

°"l`h:\t was good." "Yes, and then the lightning set tire

to the brush pile and saved mc the trouble of burning it."

“Remarkablel But what are you do

ing now?"

“Waiting for an earthquake to come

along and shake the potatoes out of the ground."

Th. ° ° ° 4 - » “-

largest fnilpbgfweuligixglgg liiild the custom Tanonng is the

We are d d °

'e are getti§’;°i‘; Ellis P1¢2S¢<1 tgnsee the number of new customers

This is a good proof that we are giving good values in rel'

;fe°;t¥§:°°dc‘;:2 with best workmanship and above gall

8' g whichare appreciated. _

NW for v the spring trade also

T"°W'°f|ll¢l.&nd 0vercoe.tings.

QORDON & MCLELLAN

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'0etTmeal, new,percwu..... ._

Hay perton .......... ~Strsw ....................... ._

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1 liudilworth while io

ing ont"the law' against nntp thorll

grcgatlons is lashing the clorlcals to fury,

which culminated ln-f disordlly demonf' strstloss in Paris today, similar, though less violent scenes accompanied the closing of the schools and the departure of the teachers to other-places. As a matter of fact, however. the cloricals

throughout the country.

WDMEN AT THE POLLS-

Will the presence of women as votes at the polls purity the booths of electlcnsl The Montreal Gazette is a ldoubting Tho- mas on this subject and oil’ers this pracr- lcally evidence: “Women have a right to vote in Montreal municipal elections, and within a little more than two years two of them have been sent to jail for persona- tion, to which is one case perjury was added." _

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

(Corrected every Tuesday.) ‘

Beef (quartfr) par lb ..... ._ _ B”°°‘..¢.."“'”<f~»‘If'p..si»;:1:::::: . Eggs ............... ._ Fowls per

Flourpcrowt ...... .. Flour, per bbl (imp.)...... ._

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Cucumber-s . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . ._ . Mackerel. ................... _ _

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Molasses . . . . . . .__

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Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 13'.‘$i‘i'..‘T°;‘€.‘T‘?T‘.‘i‘f::::: :'.°f:'.':::: New Potatoes, per quart.

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Stl-awbenies, per quart . . . . ._ _ Green Cabbage .............. . . sweet Peas .................. _ _ Tnrnlpsbunch. . _ . _

Turnlps. per bunch Green Peas, per quart. _ _ . _ _

TIRED DUT.

There’s many zasarmci-’a wife sitson ill

.porch in the To ng shadows of a smu- xner evening, nowing to the full what it _is to feel t1redout° as if _there was not another ounce of edort left in her. But the ‘knows how sound her slum ber will be and how refreshed thcmormn will

End her

the tiredness of a 'h e a it h y woman. But it’_s another g for

than sick .Q .$33.

silence 1:

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now that she _ hae._ _ato_p_pe_d _ moving about, this tired woman feels more acutely the aching back and throbbin nerves. 5

Sick women, hundreds o§th_ou_sands of

them, have been made well by the~nse of Dr. Pierce's'Favorite Prescription- _It establishes regularity, dries weakening drslngteals inilammatiom and _ulcers-

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was like a new woman. and do all my own work."

The Medical Adviser, is sent free on

receipt of stamps to pay expense of cus- toms and mailing only. Send 31 onc- cent stamps for the bool: in paper covers, Or 50 Stam s for the volzmvr l:~_‘_:1-l in cloth. Addiess Dr. Pierce, L.i:`:.:.o, l.'_\'.

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_promise prompt

Pants, July 22.-The determined dm-.f

ness with-which the government ls

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the season is over--come round and let me show you the new models of the ~

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