c . ’

tribesmen.

ciuceiion eunwisli

*TBM-wash, Victoria University, wg, un-own from his berth on the Steamship urs Manlioba on the 'ray up from ’l)ir¢n to 5° me General Conference, and sever ly strained the muscles of hisbac,k§and

IIESIIIIII] TI] IIISIPPIIIH

I r

M34, He suffered from lark of med attendance

D0 NOT TRIPLE WITH

Wissm-:o, _Man-. Sent- 4.-IChaa`eell`ei~,

THEM.. ‘ Es_cap-~.. I

eneath a Flood of Lava-Guadeloupe Threatened by Tidal

Waves-Mount PeIee’s Appailing Activity-Panic

_ Prevails-One Who Nearly Perished Describes Her

Paine s Celery

ion

#1 L_

gmonizst the worst ills Of life. TIIB mall

atirreguhlr i¢\¥»¢l‘\'\\8. goes through life °

ness that is terrible to think of of Headaches asa rule,result from a dis

ordered condition of the nervous system. enum ` umm: °"‘ M°me L‘°1`°ix~i'sb00k _With 8° 8R80 Vi°1¢ll°° ffllflt She M¢nla,|¢x¢i|;¢m¢;|;, 1", ag ,_1°¢p_.b9di]y_°°° °f mm was that "Wed 5kY""¢“'d could not retain her feet. andshe was

fatigue and disordered digestion are ex

in n wmv ii fl n

wing cans” when gm, brain hem _ heat was so terrific that er es was I mes "'°"°"°d- The" °°°m° *°b°°~ *1f|°‘ biistered. She awaited the death which

_ fro

tired and debilitated,the whole nervous ly

Nningaload of misery nd 'nt___h°___ v ent than any of the earlier explosions. sh, mn 0ut§id¢._ and were saw mme

' th _ - - ` . l . _ - _

is -»-<1 -°~°»~~=~ ~- .$3ill...°....°"i°;;..;‘;‘1.i*;'..‘;"°"‘“ °° 2° ‘.‘:::;“°;;":;,.€;'.§:".';°.;‘;.

~ - y e swep a e'

louds no more hang above the c t E I "

suit. Il the liver is sluggish, the kidneys °

aches invaribly follow. To oureand pre- had vent headache, the nervous' system must

e&t1.engtheuedmd“,_ah"d_ The mast .?_l;‘:_I¢_:_sl`::T-'3__¢_l§f_;¢;¢_i¥f_g ibtztlhelhizvehgl houses and drowning scorasof inhabi- persistent cases of heaiache, nervous n D me u e ar “nts” `

feebleness and sieeplesaness are perman- _kt of the night in has the 8' ear

enty cured by Paine’s Celery Compound;

it iq the gre” rwunstruc betweexn 1193*?" ‘md £31111- C3 has reported to his Government that dit is

tant of the U El

nervous system. Mrs. A. F. Watson, MP BLR To FIND Ranma'

Creemore, Ont., writes as follows:

lmiive and aimstien deranged, head. Mont Pele Th .b 'es ° ami “hs W°=’»S=“’°d-

_ _ 1 _ _ __ .

.Tor many years Iwag Sami’ tmubied were compelledto make 8 quick retreat, .asks _for assistance in transporting the Wm. vs°ies=ses.i.¢i..,s° itsmnmes 1 alsuoughiheymceededin taking out ai *°“‘°‘*'°°'~S ‘°"’° °°'°=-' ‘°1°°“*‘°f ‘°“°

wounded. The entire country nearly I West 1555*” 0°¢“°' _

Sick and nervous headaches arei

was completely prostrated and unable to f¢ attend to household duties. I started to

d X . . S _ _ sea coast. ' .

. “L1§.?§’§f$'.fi‘.l’§£fL”.l§i;’.i.3”P§§l§§if °°°““°°e“'°-P°° °‘ 331° f°",,“’*‘°

--- _ Pifre. Guaee1oupe,~ correspondent of the I succeeded In escaping from qme cage

_ _ » ' _ be

, Hemlm Business is abs 1 t 1 b _ d_ _ after the explosion, found refuge on t __ _ _ _

Permanently Cures and ________ Few shops are op<;__u ;y__a__a__s _:Sm _meamer Esk_ Shewa_i_ with twelve others sentenced to ten years in Penitentiary..

Ner vous Headaches lot for the efforts ofa small number cf. m her house when Pelee gave ‘its 'mst

ore valiant souls _warning of the disaster which it was

hundreds would be .

’ . She said

_ _ ta d ,_ d th h be _ about to pour upon t_he village Make L1fC Mlsefable S, _fxoreoteffibh ;;_h_°a“S° 0: their tear that the first explosion destroyed many

nxrizn nas sw.i1.Lowrn.a 1ioUN'ra1N `

Details that have been received. during She Wu hurled with great fame against e last few days prove that th '

_"Woman who is subject to heaawhe thu _P1 _A _e el-uptwn the wan ofthe ,comm which she was. in-forthe last fortnight. Tiierearepro-_I

1°” ° °°° “3“5°30 “as f°'1`I'_n°1`° sitting. On recovering from the shock

As the eruptions continue, the mo th

the sideotPelee, has fallen bodily

° _ emu* 1° but “cms t0 At Grand Anse the tide swept three

ve everything away. The c°l\1lDl1 Of. hundred fectin shore, destroying many

Pl’ *mcg Even at Fort de France the most stout

3 Stream °f m°l°¢° l1`°U» _BYU-“dwg fixed . of heart have lost courage. Col. Lecoeur

,am Morne gapote the relief troopytinique will have tobe abandoned. He

NEW Y0RK_ sep,_ 5__It_ is generally be_ 'to Fort de France is buried under a_ _deep

ilieved that the Island of Martinique is L wver °_f ashes' This has marie lt fa :msn doomed to mul dewruc . impossible to find the bodies c t ose

Co m u . iS that when thc catthosrtrozlliz hhsohiig I whn have peiighed wh~i1e`neeing to we

1, G _ br

_ houses. .

FLESH BLISTERED BY H1-Jar.

_ _ _ 9 ,j separate tongues of ilre sweeping down

“mt P°l°° 3’f°‘_"_5 1° S125 It is '1°" °f from the mouthof the volcano. The earth -

ous

'H . i.1ia`db rs’ is fi .Ts tothe crater, and ithasbee iete- n e v eg1?re"° the “nes 8

‘his opinion that the entire Island of Mar-

use Paiue’s Celery Compyund, and ex- ‘

Compound an invaluable remedy, and will always be pleased to say a word for it.

. _ REVOLUTION IN MOROCCO.

llllllill slillll Illlisiluil -

MAY NUWBE EUMPHUMISED

Tangier Morocco, Sept. 3.-The revolut-

ionery movement in favor of Mohammed I F

hmm omesumnof “Wm Mmm rance Said to be Wiliingto Give Un Her Claims-Semi-I

Official Statement that She Would Accept Territory .in

A.'rica`in Ex~har.ge for~Her Rights in NewfoundIan'd.__

Abd~El~ Aziz, is spreading among the Ber. ber tribes. Bei-bers recently attacked the _ Town ot Mekines(about Z5_miles from Fez) butthsGovi-.rnor managed to pacify the

_ r

Panrs Se t. 4.- -The su stion is moot cries in that neighborhood, whether on

Bmcx w0R_K_S__A_ SUCCESS. ed semi-hfllcgally that theggeelimitation of‘ the Newfoundland shore, within what

Bri_ish-French possessions in the elsewhere would be territorial waters oril

ger regions of Africa, which is about to _ . A _

- I ts an o rt-unit for the scene of almost the whole of the so-

hvmz tamed ‘mt 8 mul of 4w'w bricks I*‘:;t(tT;ur;edtH:t’l§l:v::undlanflpvzuestioh by called Newfoundland fishery, but the Great

nsferring to France a portion of the Banks are on the seas. and are not a por- C

British West African possessions in ex- tion of territorial rights ofNewfoundland;

TIIIHTEEN ARE :DEA D- change for the reliquishment of French land they are not affected, nor is the liveli- 1

' ""°_ ' I claims in Newfoundland. I hood of any substantial number of French T

LONDON. iS.=ntember 4.-Au ex9l0‘i°l1 If, as indicated in the foregoinir, the fishermen affected, by any question which __ °¢¢‘1\’1'@d $0-531 It U10 Tl'¢d¢8'1!' IND F.-ench Government is willing to settle the is at issue. Company’s coilery. near 'Rhymney, Mon-| U-.aty 3110;-fquestion by allowing Great 1 “Snpposing'tnat the French were tojf” _ ,I

snmn, september s._ri.s Min brick 1=b_° works is having a most successful season, N*

to date.

_' . tra

. Af - ‘-

m°\1UhShi1'P, While 112 IMD We" "nd" Britain to give up territory in another give up their right of fishing on the so ;1_?;I;t:';_ze_;_ 0b;fern:f;_‘;§kfy;;_rsfo‘;f! ex ‘ ground. Thirteen of these are known to pmt, of the world, the chances ar-e,Judg~ called French shox-e,’or in the territorial d .

bedead, and seventeen are seriously ls- ing from recent reports. that tbe.British waters of Newfoundland, only some

e » ' ' Q I rt

lured G

5 .1 li -N I . Kes

' ' A befo

iii | ti,

Biiiiiioii niiiii ioois

Brown Block Vlctdde R91.

|_standlng that this was done because th¢

_ ‘the

the

cruises of in eplilnncai-

lege of Delfal Slfsry. _

“I` diilcnlt is such that no one

Ulil it recent! wheieeverxsr

persl:>n_;i?¢1ltTieiooilia¢!\|e,lgisfrienb

al: :ge it

pulled." teteth valine.:

e 'noi - _ __ _ , . _ _ _

1°§°a°$'_f¢¢ aimyqea " e Ith¢~weatysh°sn§irGhn?1.el.e¢i5-._ as -.e'-sacaems ~ -S ~ r new -mf °-= me i>"§Lg"ia€s?irNnss_iis savuvo arm |the newslrw'-PS |18” ¥°°:°WB1_°°¥__Q_i_§°t“;:"_; FILLING ‘rzsE‘r_ - ran _ if you sms .elm relate sive M °"° P'“°"~‘°‘1»_?’7"-‘."-’»‘§°s_‘».?§ ~.,n___,m¢;¢hae acsll. We can refer y0i~¢_0¢\l¢=l i" ' French -_ - 1 this province, that we hhile ttclidl the Frdgh g§@idNay!dnndlaud as the Wilh W0lId¢l’hI.1l'\l¢C¢lG ` _ . ` = 91 V' `- their EaH°rs_

._ 1; .r ' . best training” givin

Moderate Char¢ee.'_ _ _ -,;,;¢h.1s true; but they no on to s\188¢°f» Satisfactory Work. _ -I I what Hr- 0blllib¢1'1°1°»° 1`°°°”F °°5"‘.”x._‘S

_ ._ ‘ T' " " T h°alldedi0b|l_Bd'¢~

Permanent Bi'an,cha¢lo*§» Iw“°'h‘°q‘Tr‘t'°?P'hen 6 n ' " " '

° ' . I O use colonial ana foreign affairs. Sud 11° had al ways re38_i'!l¢d “IB *N051 9h°l'¢ DPU' blem as the, most dangerous of all inter-

out conveying some more or less false im-

_....-..-..- ,».. ..

_ . » ~ 1 th I periall called French shore, or within the 'terri-ij ` ‘ - _ _ _ _ ' I _ `?

Godxrynhlgnhotlir dsgilgcitlltcrfosilflodn while orial waters of Newfoundland. It would* TI 1 I South African war lasted. It was be wortir,giving themthe right of fishery saated that under no circumstances would in the whole of the territorial waters of I ' 3,3;-eementbe extended after the year Newfoundland to avoid the conflict which had pl's"d_ - '_ " neglect to insist onthe observance of- the .

'L _'_

on the highseas The Great Banks are

ernment Wm ,Gimme the plam Sag _seven or eight ships or large fishing boats B ions of this character have been made would be afected, so completely unimport a

° ' . ' . ' im 1'¢» 555 F 1'm°° h” "mud -w wmider :‘_:$§ :1£}?};;e£§_l§_;y°;: H518: d};_ynBk‘;°n2;, _ Food so delicious and strenitthening, that

em-‘ ` I . . . I recommend it ‘to my friends when I Last December Newfoundland consent- Newfoundland, which is not at stake. is-=_-.=-__==

I ed to extend the modus vivendi for an- Moreover, there would be no difficulty ,have °pp°n'“i:'y Gmcem everywhere' other year, but with the distinct under- caused br allowing the French to continue 3

to exercise the right of llshery on the so-

Siie Recommends ~.TlilsKing

‘Fnll_M00n17d.2h_.O'a. in." ‘ ` '

Orrawa Sept. 5 --Premier Barton

leave Montreal for Ottawa on the Inst. Whiiein Ottawa lie will likely

will leave in the afternoon of the same day

Columbia.

_ '

BRITISH STE EL TIlUST»

in the proposed British steel combination. It would cost £l0,000,000 to buy up all the ._ big British firms. _ . ' f

_.__ BANK ROBBEH RELEASED

_ KINGs'r0N. Septembe. 5.-Robert Mae- ,f Kie, one of the Napanee bank robbers

has been released on parole after serving ` four years.

T eneusli c'o§_i._si<lPM Elvis.” :_

LoN'nor.,. _sept a-The anno-seine mi I

shipments to the United States are thej result of orders which have been coming |

bably 20,000 to 30,0il) tons contracted for to' ~

’

iuincoui naman. _

SrnNnv,- September 5.-It was reported. here' this m'orning that Marconi would 'not be able to come to Cape Breton before' J Novbmber, owinszto an impoi-tanteiiga‘ge'- ' I* ment elsewhere. ' I,

. _ _ _

_ caonieiii n|eHT_. I

Pnnronra, Sept. 5.-General Cronje, ji

who_ surrender.-dito the British troops a y Paardeberg, Orange Free State. has re- D ‘ turned to the Transvaal with his wife, ‘ from St. Helena. He is now at Kierksdtrp. Heisays that he has absolutely no grievance “ ' with renard to his treatment during his , long exile in St. Helena. He said .he was il contented with the terms of peace, and was confident that Boer and Briton would soon be working hand in hand. He was ~ glad to return and assist in this work, and A to advise his o_wn people.. ` ' ‘ T

A Prominent Hamilton lady

Writes Aboiit: I

lialilreaiiasl

the guest of Lord Minto. He will arrive in Winnipeg on the forenoon of the 14th and

Sir Edmund will likely stay over a l

night at Lord Aberdeen’s ranch in Briti sh lr

LoNDo$T,Sept.4.-Sir Christopher Furness 1. is believed to be one of the moving spirits _‘I

_equalled _by the

ofj_Ce’re‘al" Floods to j

;,;_1

S Moo1v’s GHANGM New Moon 2d. 0 li. 55m.m. FirstQua.rter 9 d. 5 h. 51 a. ni.

LastQuavt»»r24 d.0'h.7 m m., -_ _ _

` Writing in 1899 Sir Charles Dilke, one I letter-of the treaty of Utrecht has » caused W

“R8 X. Wg gh greatest -'livlniz authorities on Bri- Ion the ‘French shore’ itself.”

’ _.'51 _ `

_ ..._ » 1

national s°°.=fi°PS» "H "“’ “I” °°° °‘ I Lennon september 5.-sir willed' T the most dimoult. Sir Charles wenteonto . . _ ’

ll! _lil _ Y . _ _ -_ _° _ >twe1l.'Héi ` ds toseek an 'inter-in ....}.peska¢»it..°¢it»»iu»aihww=_ ".~='.*° ; W, I

_ _.__. _ _ ._ _ i _t,i_yobeforegoingto1lnm»L _He ma? P1'°-_ ‘.li.f..e..i~aa. 1,f..~...._ owne he ~°e1‘°‘°”P° °°".‘° "°°‘“‘~ L.

- ~ seein-iniia iu=er¢st1»*n~Hi*l°‘.1°¢°f'

,_ _. i-;,,_;,¢_ arse esmaeisew neu; if

` , 5 »I I i"ea 'raisins 8'1'°\\“@ f°" ’;“'”7 "l__'1°“°°.nds

iigj-' I I tinhabitansassa ors.

. T' iii T i-I°E?e1-'sea °oMtrue‘The fact is that the

‘ Thai is not . ' y - e

. I d ~ _

in-nach employ the word Newfoundlan ____ __h°___e_m_____ .. tm.”-i gr!-g,~f1§§l_h.d1'Bg Ill $118 _ . _ _

LKURIER IN ILL HEALTH. ‘i

Day ot Sun Sun I lzlign I Water._i -W klniseslsets Mom Artem

-in hm

'T . hm mf

Mon 632

UI is

5. is

-.I

Laurier, despite his bronxed appearance,

of rest in Switzer _and for a week or =

OIL NEAR HELROSL- . `

_ _ ,___ |

BnLnnvu.r.a,‘September 4.-‘-Indications

that oil may be struck near Melrose aryl promisingand people are much excited. ' "

,Tues_

ENTERPRISE wlii~r/iii. I

_ T`0i1o1€'r0, September 5.-The 'I‘el_egra}!\'_B Lennon cable The opinion is express; ed here that an -attempt to establish FrencivCmadian line of steamships will mi owing to iiesissiicyjef French franii- ‘ alists torespond to the invitation toinvest

'10 45 11 34

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Mon. _`

mama Be@’§§

;mqqmmwmmH¢ sususaseana

Tues as

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, insure

THELCANADA

The Canada' Life is the oldest and

pa.ny.an_d-has-been doing-business in Prince 'llearlyeforty years. ' _ _ _ _ _‘_

` The policy_§ _reserves of the Canada

any other Canadian or of

possibly one exception. `

_ _. _ .. _STR9_NGRBSE.Rv_nw

_Guaraelee_.sisbi1ity_ _ggyenem-e fum

_ _ sURi_>Lu_s__i_-:ARNiNu Powniz.

_ The paid for canadian "_new

year x`9o1_ wasthe largest

than that of

For the

business of

months

.These

" Up to date Gold Bond plans. .. »‘Tbe>most»~ earnest _energetic agents. - .

R. .Brbvvr 'Ch’to“rii~8i>i

Aug zr,_eo:l sr I .3

tn’ s, I __ ~_ ,_ _ _ _

eclared without hesitation that Malt -. I _

zeakfast Foods is 'the most beneficial" - _' Q Ml' G

icle of diet that people can use atfthe " ~ _° “

orning meal. I find ‘Malt Breakfast-I, . PROPRIETOR- I I A

ir' _,

»<

_ _ _I ,wish to inform my many pat,-

_The Food That Has Made "l`ho`us-' i1’0i_1S, 11111 ’7tli¢LP1§1_bIi_cr _ I at large; ,_ .. ~» ._ ’ I I “that 'after`j‘_`Septei‘n_hé1j ' _rs

ands Stf.<>=1s~ next the commercial cafe will be'

_ .'='- _ in the store formerly oc- ggfaxie

AI rominent lady in Hamilton, Ont., Cupled by Anthony Vincent' inert regal’ H wriirisae follows no the Mensa cereal M¢E2¢h¢11’§ S1108 ‘St0f¢»_ _ §_“¢¢I1' l?he¢£s:s~ “end n ompanyg Street, where I will bel rea y_ inf

“After readina the strong testimoniali the, future’a`5 _Well as flie.`p`a:=`thAt` all E B etter of the Presidlent of the Raistfen 'hours df the day andnight to cater R¢Pf¢S¢l1tl°8’

Health Club,Icommenoed the new cen- to _fthe Wants of the inner man canadian Ql1¢b¢¢

ury with Malt Breakfast Food, and am Speda] dinner Labor Day a't the' _

owastrong believer in its many :health-< 01d_stand_ r 1 ~ -'

Farm For

¢ .

'_ Commercial Cafe. I

ic.ii.v S

This is an excellent flour is giving splendid sat

made by_ one

are selling _agents and,

the quality the

is very low

$4.50 nclfharrel.- _

rn °~ "

n__ ,_

Mon

"2-3 Ines _ » 24 Wed i

mmmmm $$SE&

mummy E$§§$

mmwce sense

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ampwwn; %Q5@5§`

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QQQUVUI passe so

umm 3535

Qéwnu $G§83 5 iii

__ . _

Sun Mon .

g_;oc-1 ‘8l3§

This big O and that fm' two lime words that 1-epresg‘!invIiath__ ' Recessai-y for every llke in life- OUR

__ t~ as _ I

makes thsmanl Y

means seam , ilysmsi mia me tai. A i va

vitslityi.s’n£i.i.ssue_mus¢ beiebsiic fs; y fmmiprepei-aaa.

ignl

$811

of the

Ill

'Nl-lui-iii-hip;-ua-mir'

Staniield’s

_li_d_oie_l Underwear, it its

' bodylike asec

'a perfect Bt, a

Made in all

' dealer has, not* yéiir Sine

me 'mime xsirnihd iius

muR0 las.

issued on

M Chndrvn.

_ Ihrozra One Year

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' NiK¥i$sWilTEB‘

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ii ~ . _ ' 33-0 911 §'f3," ~.a':“¥.‘5.“i7£¢'§’ §§'i'y°f° ~‘§i»’$°;'& ‘2?eT;§i"¢§'a_s..'° 'mi Our Zoo Creams.

1 ainien; . _ Ivscariertse-eflt-'iivi' sg

DUNLAP, cooxna Co., ;__¢_;__v»me, :amine ~

__ _ ._ _ _ Amherst, N. S 3 ,

_ _ ._ as 9§;=gBm1<1§u=§ Ho-f==_» » in F canvas,

. ‘ ~ I “u §,,oi»rie_¢ii'e¢owii,i>.1a.l.a§p}