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_Ill CHINA ~ P lllfanaia Showed Up Well at thei-

TRAHP r_froAl‘ii>r __ __ ___

-___ __ __ ___ F __ _ _ _ Exhibition at Paris--P. E-I I

i‘l\_=_§_'I_:;1_;f>_____ _§__;_________;§ Former President of Pro- Mrs. Maybrick Still Has_Stop Export of _Coal to i

___ _ ____ ____ - Secures a Medal. i

C1\“_}_=_______ Mmm visiooal Republic Hopes lpreign |_;mp5_ _ " _ f~ v

Beggars”

ve you some idea of how we are

the China Campaign The

at which we offer China Tea Setts WASHINGTON .Aiig. 20.--Salvad-orCisner~

beyond the comprehension of every 0'-'yBeta_ncourt, the former President of buyers our Dmner Sens and T0_let_ the _Provincial _Cuban Republic, visited

arealso evcep ionally low in price,

lb 8 8`€l1@l‘\il b00fl1 111 311 91281116 Cuban constitueats.lHe cameaway dissat-

af C,-Qgkerywgre Enamglled Ware; isified. After his visit to the President;

he said: 1

-throat

‘mt Lees: , , _'_ “ Ithink the Island should be turnedl

If yOU WBHU VALUE If YOU 'SM progress fasterif we hadourindependence.'

Ex QLRG-£l\S if you want SATISFAC-

go to the only place where you can

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ill lm ii trlu sclscl mi house and buildings on the corner Richmond and Rochfort Streets

the vacant lots adjoimng the

further particulars call at the

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"I hav been troubled with eczema

:P00885 are the unblemhed in almoste its worst form for the 'past

ouey comb for the toilet. three years. At times my back and A good Sponge for the bath shoulder blades were literally covered*

with patches like'water bllstem, and

"I ‘usb ng °*r"5ges 1’ these, accompanied with terrible itch-

Sh question. I tried various well known

S Qintmenzg (names mentioned), and didi

Every Sponge guaranteed to with little succesg. _I had _frequently

A larg° assortment at I had not tried lt. Seeing the advertise-

ds Drug Store ' ‘”‘"" ‘°' ‘°°“““ “"3

healing properties are simply marvel lous, and I am honestly grateful to

_- -1- --2 Dr. Chase's Ointment tor the release AI.; CARES- trom long suffering.” '

--__._._.

-President McKinley on Saturday last and presented a long memorial from his

over to the Cubans atonce. Cuba would,

I think everybody would have more con-' tldence in the management of the island by Cubans, and capitalists would /gd there- more readily. They do not go there be- hzcause there is nothing sure about the government. Any kind of government we could put in would be better than the pre- sent system. “The President mighthave said more than we did. He did not enter into details, nor did the Secretary of War. He simply said he would take the matter under advise- ment.” ~ _ “Howsoondo you _expect the Ameri cans to leave CubaZ”’:, was asked. L

“I think if we do not get our indepe nd-_ ence before the November election here f we will never have it,” Senor Cisneros§ replied. “S0 I want to 'push events to

have independence before November.”

“If Bryan were elected would he be

more favorable than McKin1eyi” “Bryan would doithesame as McKinley. Cleveland was a Democrat, and _he` was the worst we had against us.~ I think ‘ the same of the Democrats as of the rc~ publicans. But the people of Cuba. will never be annexed to the United States willingly."

“If they were annexed it would be by

force?"

scBy__ f°ree_ mi” “Bu_t-h0_w- co_\il11~ Mr. Mi-‘K;in1ey_. avoid-

giving- Cuba. _ independeacet’

“There would bernany-ways, Suppose-

he told us, ‘Vie give. you indepsxidenso. but you will have to recognize us as your superior-your protector.’ That would not be independence.”

“What would be the result of a failure

to get independencei” ‘_‘That_ is very hard to say. We do not _kndw what we would do”

“Do what you did beforei” Cisnoros laughed, “You have 78.000,000 people,” he said, “and in Cuba we have _ 1,500,000. However, put anything objee' tionable in our constitution and we could not accept it..» If I am controlled I am not

The memorial presented by the Cubans

to the President is the argument of the Cuban party for immediate independence. It asks for various modiiications of the decree of citizenship recently issued, and asserts that the Cubans should be allowed to-frame their own constitution, without interference from the U nitéd States.

ltolilil - llo Sleep Possible - Dr. oliasds olntmsnt Simply lu-vsllouc ln Ito oiiratlvo Powers. ' Hr. John Kelly, 7! Trinity street, To-

lowing verbatim statementz-

ing on my legs, put sleep out ot the

everything possibl to obtain relief, but `

heard ot Dr. Chasee Ointment, _but ' meeting with so many disappointments,

ment one day I. ncluded to get u box. Since using Dr. &.se's Ointment. I am

Dr. Chase’s Ointment. a positive cure

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LONDON, Aug. 21.-For the first time

since her life sentence was imposed, eleven years ago, Mrs. Florence Maybrick to-day had a private interview with her counsel, Dr. Clark Bell, of New York, at Aylesbury prison. A portion of the time the council gave up to a representative of the Associated Press who, through. the courtesy of the Home 0iIice,, was granted an_opportunity to talk to the prisoner.

Mrs. Maybrick, like her many friends, is indignant at the attacks made by the Liverpool Post on the late Chief Justice of England, ‘ Lord Russell of Killowen, 'formerly counsel for the prisoner.

f‘The only person up to the present who

eversaw mealone,” said she to the Associ- ated Press Correspondent was the Justice. When the assizes were last Febuary, Lord Russell came to the prison and asked to see me as it was his otiical right, irrespec- tive of the Home Office or any one. When he was starting to go, he said: “Mrs. Maybrick, I am doing all in my power for-your release. Whatever happ- ens remember this. that if there is ever one man in England who. believes in your innocence I am the man.” _

“It was only by accident that I heard of

Lord _Russell’s death for I haven’t seen a newpiiper for a dedde. But I caiiiiot help but feel that in hisdeath I had lost my best friend. It is an outrage in view of his constant and untiring- efforts and friendshipfor me, that he should be at- tacked now that he is dead. “I fully _appreciateand am glad of the

ials in Washihgton '_a'nd to my friends throuizhout America, especially the ladies for what they are doing. It is that alone which upheld me all these years. I have many friends in Fngland too, and cannot Ibut- believe-the willlcnmc when Ions: will sndfl shall be,rwtor,c_d‘t»_0_ my mother - and; my, wnntrr.”

Mrs. Maybrickzsaid that her health-was

generally good, adding: All the omclls here or at the Home Office can do to miti- gate my prison life is done. They are univ- ersally kind, but no one alive and free can know the weight of these dragging years."

What the result of Dr. Bell’s interview with Mrs. Maybrick' may be cannot yet be made known. The recent United States memorial is still in the hands of the Home Secretary, SirMatthew White Ridley, and _Mrs Maybrick's friends are hopeful that 'when the answer shall come it may be a

pardon. -

Mrs Maybrick is now thirt six ears of

Y' Y -

age. She has the prison pallor, but her blue eyes and her dark wavy hair still re- minders of the attractions which made her a bri ie at seventeen. She wears the light blue check -prison costume with a red star on the shoulder, indieitive of it being her first offence, and of her former goodcharacter. Below this is the letter “L” meaning that she is a. life prisoner, and her prison number. »

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On one side only let your lines be seen- Both sides filled up announce a verdant

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Correct-yes,_correctf-all that you write, And let your'ink be black, your paper

white,

For spongy foolscap of a muddy blue

Bztrays a mind of the same dismal hue.

Punctnate carefully, for on this score Nothing proclaims a practiced writer

more.

Then send it off, and, least it merit lack, Enclose a stamp with which to send it

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But first pay all the postage on it, too, For editors look blank on1“six cents due.” And murmur,as they run the effusion o’e_r, “A shabby fellow and a wretched bore l” Yet, ere it goes, take it otfa copy clean- Writers should own a copying machine; Little they know the time that’s spent _

and care '

In hunting copy vanished-who knows

where I _

And you will make the editor your friend.

' -Notes and Queries.

I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

MINARD’S LIN IMENT.

J. M. CAMPBELL.

Bay of Islands.

I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by

MINARDS LINIMEN T. .

_ WM; DANIELS.

Springhill, N. S.

I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by

MINA.l.iD'S LINIIIENT

chance to expmssmy gratitude-to the 181* ' C9 bil? It

' ratosi' Hence ' .'_En81i8li` coal to-day is _'blaz-

miners cannot be blamed . Last year we raised over two hundred

and twenty million tons of coal, the great- est ot any What,

city? ` I

for

ing .to an extentpeyer TN French. -_Germvas a _others #now that coal..

in‘g in the workshops of Calais and Ham- burg and St. Petersburg, while the Eng- lish workmen have to Lace empty fur- naces. `

is_takIog;placo.- in_the~.-_ cxp_orc.oticoal_di1r,-

The.»value.of'fsi1oli.iex»poz-t was: 1%.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ ._ _£6;44ll,40 1899 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . ._ .8,750,5€‘8 1900 ............................. ..14,o29,355

Germany has decognized that in ex-

porting coal, whatever price obtained, the nation is throwing away sources of poten t`al wealth. The government has order- edthe Seattlcollieries that when they enter into fresh. contracts they shall give the preference to home consumers. Accord-

cept any new_ orders France, and very few orders from anywhereelse. ' `

STORED AGAINST US. `

All over the world English coalis to-

day being heaped up by rival powers against-`E_ngland. Our hard coa.l'_i_s the best in the world, and the other great powers know. They are buying; teadily, illling theirstorehpuses and arsenal yards. This is a very gdod thing for the owners

of Welsh coal nelds. They are reaping princely pronto from the national distress. The price of their shares is bounding up, and one well known firm alone must have cleared not far .short ‘of a. million by 'its advance buyings. But it is good for no one else in England. -`

_If our supplies were unlimited wemight look upon the matter without much ca.re‘ bubeven the English coal delds will not.

The cough that hurts, the cough that gets

tight in t e chest, is daily getting deeper and deeper into the bronc ial tubes an is making directl for the lungs, to become

A THE.. _

_ Reqpens after th€I-Iolidayson

ltoodllr, August, 2ttllr list-_

At 9.30 a. ni. A thorough and training 'is given in the following: Book Keeping, Commercial Law. Arithmetic,

Business Methods, Shorthand, Typofrib-_

Special attention- to securing P°°i' tions for graduated "

-ISAAC OXEIIHAM. ,

Principal 8: Proprietor. L

IURED MANY

_ *_ Lon-non, Aug. 18.-Canada _is conspicu-jfsecured a silver medal; _while a

--- _ _ °‘“”* °h¢'f‘\m5°1'-0! Pri-hsiiusb awarded modal

B” who H‘ve their Wits It LDC P8118 Qlhiblii 13, “W8 li ¢hI¢0f

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ONLY Place to get Real VALUE in » Cansdazets _a gold :nd eollaber-l_g1-and prime; "gig: I?

Q31!!! LUN’ 1° M , --_ _ m -_ ators; Dominionof Canada, a gold medal. ture in Ottawa`goldm_edi.la, the de.

_ - _ _ _ _ The _Octavius Newcomhe Piano company partmeut in Quebec, Manitoba and Prlncs

“If We do Nor Get our Inde- After Eleven Years She She is Threatened With the "“ *’°°“ "'“¥"’F“ “ 8°" '“°"“ ‘“ “lm LE""“'<‘.1=1==»°c=i1v'=e°1»~i-.»...-- - --..~ --me

'__ “___ ______g___g __ __________b_e war w______ ____g__ _ _ _ _ 17. The Dominion Qrgan and Piano com- 5 In class 49, the Geological survey class,

me ...W Y... Should Dendence Before Election HWS Interview Wlth Most Semus Fuel Fam P1515-fzgfiliidsiiilfhfédfiiri id f.Zl°}f.i]ff.`fi°"“’l°"C°”“d" ‘°°'° 2” `

L. ....1 .. itlwiii Never Be." C°“S“1- ini 51” has KIWWU- Kiinihdlf' P* P" ““° M' R “°°g;“‘Aw§l° °i»'Il"'§`i.I'.°“”"°s"“‘*".>‘i'»»"° 5'*

_ Class 30-McLaughlin Carriage company? Scotia, was awarded B sgver ? g

bronze medal. _ _ class 51. &

_ . Class 32-The C. P.R., asilver medal. F A In class52, a joint exhibit, , ‘ `

L°1~’D°N.Aus- 18.-The const-ani raises Cues as_cms<iisn department of ag- lnoiiirnisn ofcmun-sna|i.ir¢ ._-. * Q

in the price of coal are threatening us _ricult-ure,~p'and prize; the direetgr bf ¢xi."¢0mpany.3uw¢eq¢d in wi I

with the most serious famine England perimental farms, gold medal. - Wprize.

118-S_l0D2‘ known. _A famine of coal would Class 39-The governments of Manitoba, 3 The Dominion ofClhlda irooiithdlrand be hardly less perilous than afamine of Ontario and _Nova Scotia, collective ex- PH" “nd °°”“°°"°'”°"° in °.r‘"'”53- 00|-

bl`93d- hibit, grand`prize. Province of Quebec, »G°u"le°u was awg'”d°d»`°"§Qm m°‘hl *nd *

Today,coa.l is the motive power of the department of agriculture, gi-and prlae.' A°1|F¢?1§t§6aJsige»I. lgglzdlnan and the de-

whole of our industriailife. There is no- The governments of Prince Edward Is-ll,-Dartmenteot agrlcult\uie.in'ajoint ekhibi hi DR We can put in its place. Make coal land,New Brunswick and Northwest ter-‘i °°°l‘ th°*m‘? Wh* TI” d9P.U°'¥Dl¢

much dearer and workshops of all kinds ritories, gold medal. .1 §fr|lq§gl°up€§'lnSc"i:§s€s5B mtdmia m¢d‘l‘ will close.' This is already beginning. Class 40-Collectiveexhibit, departmentsloftehlzontrbalfxhalg awu y

Small manufacturers find that, withfuel _of agriculture of Ontario and Que!-.iec,|i11°l°99S'61-` ' I " '~' six shillings a ton more than a year ago, grand prize, _ _ _ _ , . ' _ __ \_

\_'i_\;_¢5' 0%l1__l1Q_1_0H8_l!_f _8-i0I‘<i__ £0 §€_¢_%D 011. Cla-SS 41-A collective exhibit, by the .WHATIS DR. CHASE’S _ eyare imiing er an san esitat- provinceslof the 'Dominion of Canada A 0 L' Ne;-vgyggdgg

ing about taking fresh orders awarded a gold medal and collaborators, aiiIxd\?a.llP3imnlf1;a)r' chases

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Whatever may be the cause of the coal V. H. Hay received a. silver medal. i _ gg

famine, it is not because of the increased The departme t f l ult S' "gtg jingan '

wages ofthe collier nor n 0 an c um d the rest°r&v°°a'°d for an Is

" _ ` ' s, because we are Dominion ofCa_nadh. was given a gold _ !a.pproac!\ed‘ _ asfilbl begs

producing less. The output of coal was medal in class 42. ' restorlive. It all _*__* never higher that than today Since HB6 In class 43 the minister of ‘thin ° ~ f “ ”~

the wages of miners have risen 15 percent '~ _ - - , 5. _ _»p°|°"' ,C "` "L" " 'I' "" " I `

which is e ual to three nce on i ~ I and h-“~`m"° so can" &

- showthc-inciiease-that» .fé

.iug;_the~ flrstldveemonthsoi' the-last;threof f _'

ingly the collieries have decided not to ac L

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WHEN IT HURTS TO COUGI1 l _ _wqal ° _

' 'Herelareéwool Tweeds, Serpes and

P [ ‘ that are as remarkable as that Serge Suit that made » ‘o » a stir last spring. Tbe_y’re not the dimsy

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coal. _Atthe same time the price of coal ,_ _. __ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ -

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