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BIIMA MEMBEB ' CANADA’S TRADE PASSED

linrviiliii THE HALF .B|tL|0N~MAR|<

F0' N°l E"l"°l"l"5 l° Hlsilncrease in Trade with Britain a Notable Feature Showing Thirteen

Wil I-i D'd N D E I

Peopleobtaii; Lfndj at Per Cent "Gaili "'as"A‘ga‘inst Eight Per Cent in Trade with the

"“ States-Striking Effect 'of German Surtax-iiuli Suffers

Kir;v. Russia, Aug lf), (Special).-The

peasants ofthe village of Gravofi, have beaten almost to death M. Scefandoff, who was a member: of the outlawed

parliament and who would not explain to tlielr satisfaction why he returned home without obtaining the land and liberty

he promised them.

la Sosnowice, Russian' Poland, a bomb

was thrown today into a crowu in the

waiting room at the railway Station. One man was killed and many were

wounded. The throwcr of tire bomb escaped.

BLEW HIMSELE

INEB EHASMENTS

\Vrrr.i.i.\'<:'roN, Kan., Aug. 0.-Tying a sack flllr-.rl with dynamite nround his neck and setting fire to a fuse attached tlrcri-to,Lirnliain D. Gibbs, a lovo~lorn yoiitli, delilrerntely blew himself into at- oms today. A horrified crowd of sev- eril lrunrlrcd persons witnessed the sui- cide. Just before the explosion came Gibbs atieinpted to tear the sack ffom his nr-ck, as if overcome with terror at the fate he had invited. Windcivs were br-alien blocks away and a great iiolc torn in the street vrhero he stood. Nut ri slrrerl of lils clothing or a piece of his body could be found. Gibbs was in love with liose Gaubetz, whose mother drove him away from the house.

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HIIW SHE EIIIBEB

LAEY HIISBANB

\\'rss'rnii,Conn.- Aug. il.-Mrs Snmuc Jolrrrsnrr, of Bantam. talked unlil she was tircrl about having the wood box filled, biitlt did no good. To-day she set the nirrner table as usual, but all the food was uncooked.

r\ big pieceof raw mont, raw potatoes

and the iiirbrrkeil hi-ing? were on the lable M lion the iirnn the house with his hired man crime ln to dinner. Mr .lnlrnsonfoundanote saying that Mrs. .loliiison had done ber part, now they n.urri. do theirs. When sire came home ut evening from a days visit to afriend the wouil box was ful of wood and has been kept full ever since.

ONLY A MASK.

Many are ncthelng benefited by the

r-.urrrrner vacation as they should he. Now notwithstanding muoh outdoorlife, they are little if any stronger than they were. The tan on their faces is darker and makes them look healthier, but it is only ir mask. They are still nervous, easllY‘ tired, upset by trliies, and they do not eat nor sleep well. What they need is what tones the nerves, perfects digestion, creates appetite, and makes sleep refresh- ing. and that is iIood's Sarsaparllla. Pupils and teachers generally will find tire chief purpose of the vacation best subserved by this great medicine which, as we know, “builds up the whole System." _

condensed Advertisements

(Too late for Classification. )

'WaNrsD.-a red insider-s in rr

private family. Apply at this

office. I , lldlw

Fon sans-My ham, .na rat aerrioo,

on Euston Street west near Briizhwn

Mrs. James Diamond. ll Bw.

JFOR SALE-A pure bred Ayersliiro

. bull two years old. liinquiro of

Bartlett bloKlnlay, Oharlottotowq.

14d Bl tw Bl pd.

_Fon s mi-Bi ii ali' ' 1”'

belloeve-almgzt lilgw. .ADTiT!vl»0

Orrawa, August l0._(Speclnl)-Fire

broke cut in Hull this morning slid a number of houses occupied by poor French

district was what suffered.

The houses of this district are all small

and the value of the property destroyed is inconsirlurabe, though it means ii good

from serious Fire.

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out.

Over two hundred people are homeless.

Canadians were destroyed. ' Cauada's aggregate- foreign trade for the

Tire extreme western edge of the city] past year reached the Splendid total of

in what is known as the Eddyville ‘$550,854,240 an increase of $3ll,b28,S86 over

lbilil and of $80,703,057 over the year 1905.

The imports from Britain increased

nine millions and the exports to Britain by thirty millions.

dealto the poor people who are bumed

Since the preference British trade with

Canada increased 1:38 per cent, and in the imports from Britain last year 13 per cent and from the States 8 per cent.

The surtax played havock with the

German trade.

A Three years ago our imports from Germany were over twelve .nillions and last year they were about sevcn millions.

rsriliiin is

riuwrir uuiriil

Ni<:\v\’oar<,Aug.19.-Itls said that

80,02) persons erin now read or write Esperanto, and there are some ‘forty journalsiiird magazines and some two hundred societies or "cantlres" for propagatinuir. Ahouthslfof the roots in Esperanto areofLutin origin, 25 per cent. of English and 25 per cent. of German. There is no English “q," “w." or “y," in the language. There are no sllcntlettcrs. Tho accent is always Ion the syllnblc ncxt to the last.

At ercsent, Esperanto consists o

nboutl,000rootsnnd from 2,000 to Ii,- flCJ words. Dr. Zainenhof holds that bythe useof some thirty prefixes and suilixcs, D01-cot words are enough. its grumrrirr ought to be learned in rin hour by anybody who knows one of t.l\eL'rtin languages. There are no ir- regular verbs (blessed he Esperuntoll The plural ends in “y;” nouns in “o,“ adjectives in "a," “Inc” is the feminine ending. For example, “natro," father; “potrino," mother. Will Esperanto go the way of Volapuk, or will it prosper I

EIIBZBN BBIEIIES

EBB LBST Will

LoNi>or~r, August 0.-Lord Curzon

lntendstogoto America in the com- ingnutumnifthe state of his health will warrant it. The shock of his \vife's death and other worries, in~ cluding political troubles. have ag- gravated his spinal affection, which has always been a source of anxiety.

I-leisa heartbroken uran, has not

mentioned hiswife‘s name to any uf hlsreiatiyes since liar death, und- has only replied to -letters of sympathy fromafewintlinatc friends in a single p.ithetic line of acknowledgment.

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EBS Nili IIIANIEB

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I.;>NLoN, Aug. 0-It is being suggested

that a small party of American colored preachers who have been advocating the Ethiopian propaganda of “Africa fof the Africans" ahould be deported from Sou h Africa. The government has not yet taken any action and it is a question whether it will. The agitation against the preachers has been revived bythe recent trouble at Capetown for Wblvh thoy me held by certain London papers to be partially responsible. They have made no secret of their mission to South Africa advising the natives to use their efforts io secure black supremacy in that part of the world.

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` FITS YOUR CASE EX AC'I`I,.Y.

' I Yau know how you feel -blue. sickly

and heav . Each nrornidg you ‘W;lKB‘l1 i d ll ‘do y" ccpdition and W H

were n n a -

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and ne %s Eiga v~:‘l‘lhv°é1`\l|8 “Eb on

d , , ‘Nlpnln Ji” dd eq", l of oisons, blood il

Johnston, solicitor, stamp" niwii, the eyftewllci Irvs; l‘_,,,,,,, ,,,c,,,,,,,,

Charlottetown. 10d 4| tw 2|.

enrlc ed and purlilv . “Ui “muh md

EMEMBER.-That everybody' roads

R a morning paper the no io th

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SBLIIBEB PBEASH- ,

SIiEi’S ABSENBE

BAIISES TIE-Ill’

Oirawa, Aug. F-A number of orders ncounclirecently passed have not yet ecome effective for the reason thai' previous to the departure of Earl Grey it was neglected to officially appoint Chief Justice Fitzpatrick as administrator during Ilis Excellency's absence from Canada. Therefore, while Earl Grey was in Newfoundland the orders could not be signed by the Chief Justice or deputy governor. However, ns Earl Grey will soon be cruising the Canadian wni.ers again, the chief justice will shortly be in ii position to exercise his functions and attend to the large batch of ordcrsin- council awaiting signature.

BLEIIEB IIIIIIK

Bl YBIINB SUN

Wrr.irrNoroN, Del., Aug. 9,-Brepresen-

tative Timothy E. Townsend, a well- known Union Republican member of the Delaware Legislature, owes his life to the presence of mind of his twelve-year old son, Fred. It was learned to-day that when an infuriated bull attacked the legislator on his large farm near Frankford and was goring him severely the young.son seized anew milk pail, and. asthe sun was shining brightly, threw its reflection, which was similar to aball of fire, into the bull's eyes. The animal became terror-striken and fied from the enclosure. Mr. Townsend is badly injured, but will recover.

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JAPAN PIBAEE

NlIIIA SBBEIAN

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Bosroiv, August fl- Captain Aleck

McLean, Pirate of the North Pacific, King,-of Pelagio sealing outlaws, and terror of'the law-abiding residents of the Alaskan island, who is said to be the instlgator of the Japanese poach~ ing raid on the seal rookeries in which several .laps were killed, is a native of Nova Scotia. For nearly twenty yearslhe iran violated the law of every nation having to do with any of the sealing grounds, and many bloody deals are down to his record. Since the United Stat-es laws were passed forbidding pelagic sealing, he is the one with whom thc revenue officers have had to reckon more than any other man. Ten years ago he organized and brought to a auc~ `ceesfui issue the greatest sealing raid ever made on 'the rookerles. He has different times sailed under the Japanese Mexican,Norwegian and Hawaiian flags and has been hunted continually. Br- --in the original of Jack London‘s Wolf ,Larsen in“The Sea Wolt" and government ailthorllies say that London's picture of him is not ovendruwn.

Ciricaoo Markers.

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CBUA90. August 10- (Special )-

Sopl. -itll " Wi;eai.....,.. . . 75

MAN KILLEB IN

BASEBALL GAME

B0sToN, Aug 9-Knotty Lee was killed

in a ball game at Worcester. Mass., \Ved» nesday afternoon. Lee was pitcher for the Lawrence baseball olub. His death is a result of red-hot liner striking just over the heart in agame with the Wcr» caster team. Lee was pitching in tire last half of the fifth inning when the accident happened. He pitched a low and slow ball and Joe Knott of Worcester, lined it across the diamond. Lee. saw it coming, hut it was too fast for lrlrn. Before he had his hands in position the bali struck hlnr right over the hcnii. As he fell wrilhing in agony, the hall bounced back into his open hands and lic held it. He was taken to the hospital unil the game was continued, the umpire declaring Knot out, and crediting tne putout to Lee. - He died Wednesday night.

BVEBELBW 5

IIHEENS BBUNTY

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W. F. WEa'riir-:niiii-:, of_ Prince Edward

Island, is in Moncton.

Tiii-: body of the late John F. Owen, was brought to Chrrrlottetown by the train last night. Mrs. Alder Brebaut, sister of the deceased, also arrived.:

:JOHN F. }fonr:ii'r'soN, of the Science Faculty of McGill College, who has beenr on an extended visit to England, arrived home last night. Before returning to his duties he will spend three weeks with his mither in this city.

1 THE mail train did not arrive in the city till 12.30 last night-three hours over the regular time of arrival. Therlclay was caused by thc Empress being detained for the arrival of the train conveying passengers who had arrived froiu England.

Mason Lrsiori, Lieut. Pro. Capt.

Prowse, Lieutenants Mackay and Garnhaiu, and the non -commissioned officers and men of No. 1 Co., 4th. Regt., C. A., who have been at Peruwawa Camp, returned home by last night`s train.

Deafness Cannotbe Cured.

by local a plicntioiis, as they cannot reach the diseged portion of the car. There is onl ' one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutloirrrl remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustrichian Tube. When this tubcislnilainedyou have a rumbling sound or imperfect liearing, and when it is eiilircly closed, Deafness is the resnlt,nnd unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever; nliie cases out of ten are caused by Cntarrh, which is nothing

but' an indained condition of the mucous- s r aces. , “We will give <)nc iiundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by oniarrh) that cannot hc cured by fHall's Catarrh ure. eird for circulars. r e. C BF. J. CHENICY G 80, Toledo, O. I Sold by driiggiids,

Tak, Hair.. 1-‘amily Pills for constipa-

tion.

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'I'O Isét

The Homo on l‘riiicc Street at prcsoiii oc-

cupied by Mr.-r. (loo. Carter, containing ll rooms, also modern bath room and heating.

EBBUNEB WBMAN

ENBS HEB Lili

By Poison, Leaving a Note Asking Her Fami|y’s For- glveness

Tonoxro, Aug. lil.-(Special)-Mrs. Kate

Bingley, aged 19 years, wife of \\’. llingley book-keeper, of this city committed suicide last evening by drinking carbolic acid.

She left ii note asking forgiveness of her

act-.

The woman was about to bccorrre ii

mother and fear and worry over thc eveut affected her reason.

EHBLIB MABHIEB EEES WITH BEAIH

gr'

Gii_\iii,o1“i's, N. C., Aug., 8-J. Y.

Kincaifhsliot and killed W. M. Brown n gr-ooiri of but an hour as he stood with his oririe nt the depot waiting for the train on which the couple were to leave on their lroiieyiuoon from Bessemer City. The bride \\-rw Miss Bettie Perry. Adi pai'.ies are proiiriiicnt iii local circles. Kincaid shot five times among the crowd of fr~ienr`rs rind Brown fell dead at the brlde`s feet. Kincaid was arrested. Jealousy is supposed to be the cause.

iris airs lrw

iuiruu ani

I.n_\'i UN, Aug. il -A new type Of t0l'[lcd0

boat, builtat Yarrow for the aduilralty had its speed friri today off Cowes before King lirixvrrrri, w bo inspected the boat w illr llear Admiral Fisher, and express- ed his satisfaction. She represents a new departure in defence vessels.

She :is oi’ shallow draught, and is pro-

pelled by a petrol motor. She is capable of ir~avclling1'.¢|l| miles without recharging her tanks. ller weight is only ten tons, rind sho can be easily conveyed by rail- road. (Jrie idea of the design seems to be to supply ir torpedo boat which in case of need can be sent overland io any port.

lEliHIBLE BEATH

ill A SEEILEB

Non.'rriBa'r'ri_.i~:i-'oriD, Aug., U-A and

accident has occurred about three miles from this town when n recent settler. Mr. T. Ba' chct, was thrown out of his rig rind sustained such serious injuries ihnthe died. Tire deceased left town for his homestead five miles out, and it is presumed that his horse bolted :riirl Batchet was thrown with great violence throughawire fence, sticklnglin‘f way. lie hung there all the after-noonin tire hot sun, not being discovered until:-I o`cloi-k at night. His head was badly battered in and be was severly ln_iui~r>il othcrwicc, and died a few hours later. Bntchet was ngedlti years. arid lcavei a widow and three clilldren.

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PBWEB Bl THE

LBNIIIIN TIMES

LoNiro.\‘, Aug il.-'l`he London Tliircs is

now entering into compctitioii with the other dailies for early dollvqry in the country and consc<|uel1i..ly HUGE to press at li.i!0 p, nr., inf-Lend ofii q, m., as hereto fore. Tire result wsu that this wer-k the Times irporis ofthe debate on the educational bill in the House of Lords closed at ll p. nr., omitting speeches nrarlc nitrr that lrohr. Their lordsliips considered it so important to be reported in the Times that they met yesterday all noon instead of 4,5) p. ni., in order to finish tire debate early enough to suit the ’l`inres` nc w arrairgeruent .

TMEREIS NOTHING LIKE R .I ;-I 5-

lmlfge ,cb proof asa'

ivshwmznd ¢_|;g.t°§§|:!t~|°|§¢ ‘irq tgwmxuradtgxsdwgd 31:1; liid,li'd`oN0`yl;l\§:!\;isl‘;;‘>;K:,g D; l $16.2 Possession gircrrorr0ct. lat. Apply to F05 mryimiy i. riirsi to buy. err. po? andfwllnrzatrg Dr-He-H1110” ‘ ' , -- wi»m............ ra; B\0m"ffW ‘1‘~"-1-°N"“°“T"~ rm I »¢~=>.o-mama was °i'».~». .av.rrr..awiru»ta.lr...ir.a, mirbagai ver-bow-any °d°"~ .. ,»<.r». . . . Q _

Millions- More

Ciiir .\r:o, Aug- ll-(Special)-_-\ tragedy

was added tofthe sensation of ilre .\iil»

waukle Avenue Slatc liankis failure by

the suicide tonight of Frniik i\'o\\~rrl;,ki

for five yours the acting teller,

lie had been with the bunk rin,-if-an

years beginning as an oillcr- boy and his

friends declare hc was innocent of coin-

plicity in the deiiilcntioiis riiirl flint

‘_ A F 'Ft"_; ”i”=~l-'“f*_-'v- i_»-

ACTING TELLER I

SHOOTS HINSELF

.-Tragedy Added to Great Chicago Bank Sensa- tion- More Forged Notes Discovered Bring- ing Stensland’s Embezzlements up to Two

Arrests Made

public s\r~pir-ion so pr-eyed upon iilin that he sho: himself.

Adcliil riial forged notes for hal! a

iiiiilloii ueie foiiiid iorlay, bringing

` l‘r'esideritSri-iisliiirds eiirbezzleuients up

The police are serirciiiiig for him every.

\\i\r~i`r'.

t`ii..\llier lleiriug liris been gr;-mated and

\\'ui rrriris are out for the l’resiil¢rr[,

iiBEAl HEIHESS

SIMPLE BBESSEB

mand that was too riuientii rind poiiiler- ous to ire denied, which carrie froiir prac- tically the combined editorial strerrgilr

is to be irrrirricri iii the spring, has glvr-ir

nessescnuulit lrnpliiizrird of the yoirrrg

and reproriiiccd. brit none of tlieiu g.-ive a fair idea oftlieclirrrrning personality of this

Ffuuleln Ixriipp, liken level liciulrnl

young business worrran, took the appeal under consideration and dccirlr-<i to urrrirt it. Sire sat for u pliotogrrplrer irrrrl, it proving sriiisfnr:foi~y, gave it lrrorifirf ist to all who asked for it, with her riuioiw.-I.

Mlnard’r Linimeiii for :ale evervwliere.

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S\'i>Ni-:Y, N. S.,Aug, it-The election

of officers of the iirriiifl Lodge of (hiri- fellows resulted as follows; Dr Sinlth \Viilker, Truro, grand rnaster; \\' Stet- son Rngers, Halifax, deputy grand master-f John Johnson, Sydney Mines grand warden; D. G. Wliidden. Anti~ gonish, grand sei.i‘etai_V; .`l.lI.Bi\lcoui iinlifax, grand treasurer; llcv. Canon Ncwnliaiu, Si. Stephen, griinrl chaplain James A. Boyne, Noiicton, reprcsenta~ tive to thc Sovereign Grand Lodge for two years; U. W. Sccgcc, Si. John, grand conductor; R. li. 1\iorr°lson,Clinrlottetown, graiifi iniirsliiii; llr, (icodwiii, Briss Illvel, N. S., grand liernlrl; ii. i. Pember- ton, grand guardian; C. .\`. Skinner, St. -lolin, Ijunioi' past grand inaster.`;Tlie Grand Lodge eoiisidered the rnattcr of revision of the corstitution_ and luidil over till the next grand session. Tire snlriccts ofan Odilfellovvs' home and educational scheme were disposed of in the negative for the press-nt. Full reports show the order to

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he in a very I ourr~ ng condition, and thc oullooli forthe present year is bright.

Sriinmer iliarrhoea In Children.

Duiirrgtlic lint weather of the summer

months the first unnatural iocseness of a chilrl'a bowels should have immediate nttcniion, so as to chock the discnsc bciore it liccomcs serious. All that is necessary is a few doses of Ghaniberlalrfs Colle, Cholera and Dlcrrhnea Remedy followed by n dose of castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev. M. U. Stockland, Pastor ofthe first M. E. Church, Little ,Fnlls, Minn., writes: "\Ve have used Chamhcrlain`s Colic,Choiera and Diarr- hocn Remedy for several years and flnd ita very valuable remedy, cspccially forsumnier disorders inchlldren." Sold by all druggistn.

SAILING GUNS

PBEVENE BESSIIE

Bi~:iii.i.\', Aug ll,-\'ir-lding to ri dc- S.\i.i~rrrrr\,.\'. C__ Aug, rr. \\'1,i|e mem

"src no \`i.~ible signs of trouble, there am presisleiitruiirors of the organization of I i1 Sffvnll party to liberate from Salisbury

of the German empire, Fruulein lieriiia jail toiiinht the lyuchers of the three ne. Krupp, Geriiiany`s greatest heiress, who gm irrurrlr-ireixrrf llie I.ycrly family Geo f r

litl .an rr r-crrvicl: Frrincis Cress, and

air otlicial pirotograpli of herself ro the zllrnl" lirrllrrlrarrglr were arrested youger. l111l'Ill'- lday. arid (it-urge Gentle, a well-known Snapsliots and unsntisfrictory lik.-~ I young rirnn of this sr-ctiorr; .l. ii. Gund

iiiriiriiiirlloiiii (Erulrle, of Suiiglml-y_ am

and Hicel rmrks at liven, have been talrcii 1 ol iirrii-rlw.

liriyileirirrtieirrirt to enter thi. jail i

widelydircusscd young \vouurn,und ilre irradc. Governor Glenn is on the way ‘

formal appeal was iuaiic to her fora here. -pp,

photographeron bclr_rlf ofilrc nation. Ear-ly this morning the bam 0|. 3753-'sr-'~isg§` 1;*

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Lyeriy s was liurueii, Soma ggy the ne I-iroestiied the building in a spite of re- venge, but otliers believe that the lynch ers touched the torch in orrlcr to arouse

grocs iiiiriiii ilivoi' of thc mob. No one has irceii zipprelicndcrl for lliis crime. i~ iurirud flint the work of the in(-eridinry \\ili cause iirore trouble.

Sriliirrliiy iiiulit is rel_'arric<l as the dan-

;;r-rous tiiiie rilir-nfl. 'i`iie _jail and the court house \\'ill eoiitiirire io be protected by solrliers.

The toriuriiru ar-lies of corna. Be pre.

p:ii'c1i,-I irr- only painless cure is l’utnnrn`u Cor-ri Extractor. Fifty years in use and absolutely guarurileed.

HALIFAX TO GET

BETTER STREETS

UM-ll-`»\X. Aux., 10-This old ciiy ha

the iiiirirc of slow, but at ilic preseiit tim it hasn move on which iiilght tax larger and busier cities to catch up with. This year thc amount altogether made available for work on the streets is well uri toivnrds lizilf ri iiilllioii iiollrirs sonrelliiiig uririwccrleiiterl iii tire history of thc r-ily. Figures arc: City appro- priation for siricwiilks, Sl.`»0,(ltltl;(-ity np propriaticn for paving, $lC0.00U: city ap~ propriatlcri for sewers. llJ(l.ll1>o; city appropriation for streets, $2tl,|\1ll water works construction $l0,llll|l; tram L-gm. U“11Y i‘f1"I'lli¢.- $7.l'lll: tclcplrone under- ground service, tliillll. iialifnx is paying out at the rate of $i.Ii50 per day ‘oii improved ronils arid services. At one time this summer the city hall was pay- iflif 0115 3l.U00a day when hustllng to get 'ready for street paving.

` "il.1<.H.y attain. sunshine'

There isa lesson in the work of tho V-llflflo' farmer. lic knows that thcbricf 5“"9hi“° 11111)' la-*st but a day and ho prepares for the showers which are so llableto follow. So it should he with every household. Dysentery, diarrhoea and cholera morhus may attack some member of the home without warning. Cliamberlain's Colin, Cholera and lliarrhoea Remedy, which lathe beat known medicine for these diseases, should always be kept at hand, as immediate treatment is necessary, and delay may prove fatal. For sale by all druggiste.

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